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(Cm^Hntudfiwm puge 1) partial scholarships of $500 to allow ornnizations to card stu- and suggested coosultiBg with changes will result. I mean, what background — I am very much $1000 for upperclassmen which dents at tlie door, thus permitting Univenty marlLetins proKssors; have they 8ttn?" in touch with students ... Fm would be baised on ftnanoal fac- otganintions to hold social activ- he also jprOMsed other wsys of Do yoa laat imdtiila, thtMigli kind of, in manv senses, a regular tors and academic merit. *To a ities on shorter notice. involvinf tiiculty in Student April 15, 1988 guy, a blue cottar worker. And I student, $500 is .. .a fetdmoiiey/V He also proposed working on Government adagnala voice fai Uahrara^ty think that perspective, in coiyunc- he said. While the University is alternate meal plans, citing that WImt la dM moat laqKarlaat tion with my experience in Stu- plamdng to increase finaiMaal aid such alteriuitiYes are possible laaaa IMag rtaJiiiHs today? 'Oh, thay have a dmt Government and my knowl- in thr future with an indfwwnt without additional financial "Addressing th^ 'VilUnova but it deeaat do them ma fBOd. Way* as an issue, the way that The prsblem la not, qa tbey itecff results it no short-run burden on the university. on edge of what's going on and my campaign, has intellectual capabilities puts ne in solution for the financial aid Being a part of Sivdoat thiqp don't change, hoone listens generate rqpoita andhlimmaHon a vary good vantage point to see shorti«e, said Closkey. "A lot ol and students are treated like and do tlMqr haire adeguikt faiior problems and to look for studenta are definitely in need d children -* that's got to change, nation on which to %iac an impounded solutions." it," he said. He added that the men! do yoa tliink need that in itself is an issue," 8& intellectual, comactegt dedskm Also, Cloakey said he was not program would not seriously iniasovaBOttt? Closkey. oft ... The problem is, what Fusco trashing paper idealist. *Tbere's certain affect the University's ''budgeting Ckwkey said Student Govern- "We (Student Government) happens once they creale this admits an a ^ bebeves ment has to do a better job of come up with Bumy ideas, woridng report — normatty, notiung^" group at ViHanova that structure." By NOEL E. FALCO recommendation from the elec- promoting itself in order to gain proposals ... but we don't see the what pr aale in this beaotilul place called Closkey also supports ongoing If elected, aim News Editor tions committee to the vice pres- Villanova, it's a heaven-type ... I work on an honor code lor the student support and "more tangiUe evidence of our work," he woiikl yott raiae for ddbate fai As of Wednesday night, the ident for Student Life as to what don't think it's true, and I think honors program, which is current- strength.'* He added that the adskey He also said he wants to con- What do you think Student Do you feel student apathy is with. But the key to has be tions commission Wednesday in and Claudine Liss won the sena- also noted that besides Tolentine tinue work on social life improve- Government should focus on a problem at Villanova? If so, working with [them] equals, or as response to certain campaign torial positions in the College of Hall, the University offers no ments. He cited the Spring Fes- during the conaing year? what would you do to correct at least on some scale that is not A factors and a request made by Commerce and Finance. The three building for men and women to tival, which he said was recently Closkey said Student Govern- it? If not, why not? presently ... presently, it's way Neville that a decision be made. were unopposed. be together after visitation hours. cancelled, by the Rev. John M. ment should focus on the issues "Yes, it is a problem . . . because, off-balance." Detzotti described the first Phil Kousoubris won the posi- pres- already mentioned and on in all truth, no one is listening. despite Closkey also endorsed guaran- Driscoll, O.S.A. University he had He continued, "So, what approved senator and John we Budget meeting as a pre-meeting, set up tion of Science teeing basketball tickets for stu- ident, as an example. He added Student Government's interaction Or if they listen . . . they're being have to do, then, is position of Univer- come back and primarily to filter ideas through Zajin won the dents, saying that while students that "Casino Night," is currently with the student body. "We have rather patronistic," said Closkey. say, 'If you treat us like children, the group. He said, however, that sity College senator. Both ran have been told they have to pay being considered. Also, he said to get out there ... we are working He added, "To change it, we're are we going to make life miserable the second meeting lasted four unopposed. for the duPont Pavilion, they do that proposed changes in student for them ... we're too far going to have to show the students for you. We are no longer going hours. Th^re were no candidates for not all get to see the games played I.D., currently being considered removed." that you can actually do some- to be passive. We're going to be ByitEVIN^^FBlStL tion increase — say no!" and other increase of over 10 percent, a 4 Delzotti explained the function the positions of engineering, nurs- also noted to improve „^ inside it. by the social life committee of the He a need thing, because I don't think we aggressive, we're going to go out H^Pf^ > Assitkmt Sews Edihr slwans. percent increase in room and of the meeting as "to make a ing and law school senators. the organization's public relations ^ Closkey also wants to create internal affairs committee would have shown the students that and we're going to protest." Qy the time the meeting was board costs, an 8 percent increase Despite a student protest of called to order, students had in faculty salary and a 6 percent nearly 200 people, the University completely surrounded the Senate increase in staff salary." Modern sculpture Fusco emphasizes communication ryoted March 25 to approve table and filled the back of the thMMGpiing budget for the 1988- room. He later added, "This budget is not the best, but it's a good one. (Continuedfrom page 1) She said that the next step at Villanova who will place stu- Senate debate and would like Student Government as "very 89fcai^nic year by a vote of 17- The Senate oroceedings "The Senate budget committee for three years and I'm not at all would be to pick, along with the dents lotteried off campus," she to see passed? unique, very adequate," but said 16. tlNi bild^t inchides an aver- Alvin A. Clay, chairman of the vandalized burnt out." students on the committee, "the explained. Fusco listed planning and prior- the organization needs to be used age tuition mcrease of over 10 Senate budget committee and recommends that the Senate By LAURA STEVENS ident for student life, was also prepared by What are your specific plans five top priorities, not 30 like they What do you think Student ities, restructured budget process, properly. She again stressed con- percent. dean of the College of Commerce approve the budget as Staff Reporter unwilling to indicate a specific and goals if you become pres- have now, but pick five and meet Government should focus on bookstore policy and coed dorms. stant lobbying as a way to reach Two student representatives, and Finance, said, "the total the administration," Clay said. He On March 26, the sculpture, perpetrator or motive. He was. them. if "I think this goal. added that the committee voted in the action was ident? What do you hope to Then, the budget does not for the next year? coed dorms should be Arts Se;nator Robert Brancatella budget is $110 million . . . it's the "The Awakening," by Jay Dugan, however, sure that vote of accomplish? meet them, the budget does not Fusco cited lobbying as an all- brought up again aod debated and What do you feel Student and University Collie Senator highest budget we've ever had. It favor of the proposal by a was found partially destroyed. deliberate. "The sculpture is very "Lobbying. I think that's a big pass." comprehensive focus since it decided. I think that for three Government's attitude should Mark Wible, were not present. includes an average tuition (Continued on page 8) The vandalism was reported to stable and it took several people thing. We need to do it with the Fusco's third main goal is includes every single department. years we've been working and I be toward administration? Carolyn Lea. Senate secretary, Security at 11 :33 p.m. by Connelly to commit the act," he said. administrators, we need to do it improvement of social life. She "That's really what the stu- think it must be decided. If it has Fusco responded, "It's got to be said neither had an excused Center manager Greg Perrin. Neville did indicate that "we do with the students, we need to do said she plans to have a committee dents need to do, they need to to go to Senate debate, it has to positive. They're here for us, too. absence. Brancatella and Wible INSIDE Resident Assistant Christopher have several leads" currently it with the local government, working on a "social life make the connection with the go to Senate debate. If it's going Students forget that. We've got to were not available for comment DeCotiis witnessed "some people being pursued by Radnor Town- to national and state governments, renaissance." administrators . . . And it's the be a policy issue, then we're always be positive. They're just Tuesday. The remaining student hanging around" the statue. Chief ship police. also," replied Fusco. Being a part of Student fault of the government this year going to have to make it a policy people." unanimously Kelly said. Neville reported extensive com- senators voted EDITORIAL: Student warns about UCO p. 15 Fusco stressed the importance Government for the past year, that we didn't do it the way we issue," Fusco said. agamst the budget proposal. In response to questions about munity protest over the vandal- of a dynamic and active Student what parts of Student Govern- should have," she added. Do you feel student protestors possible motives. Kelly said, ism. "People have responded apathy is Student FEATURES: Faculty member visits South Africa p. 21 Govei'nment. "We need more ment do you think need What is the most important a problem at Villanova, and if Prior to the meetiiig, many "There's no legitimate reason to negativVftintS drinking age such as the frequent- fault . . . They've only worked on but yet if we don't provide them issue-wise, maybe they are. In Student Government presiden- .' ByDANTEJ.SCALA analysis of the University by the dormitory ing law [which states that people one issue this year. Just recently, with financial aid, they will not dealing with that, all we can do tial candidate Sean Closkey's NtmEHtor PEC. It was charged in fall 1965 — improving services offered by Fixed- Pie Mandate under 21 may not frequent drink- right before the election, they be educated so later on we're going is niake them aware of what's campaign violated rules pertain- by University President the Rev. Security, Food Services, Falvey ing establishments]. started working on others," said to have to pay for them through going on. Better public relations ing to the posting of campaign The Proniun Evaluatkm Com- John M. Driscoll, O.SA, to eval- MemcHTial Library and Financial "With constant lobbying maybe Fusco. welfare." department, getting our political materials and had sanctions mittae [PECrs final report, whidi uate all academic and non- Aid we can get that changed. Also, Fusco said the issues addressed "It's kind of scary journal off the "arrive at recommendations She added, ground will make placed upon his campaign Wed- t is currently being distributed to academic programs and Other PEC lobbying can do so much for the under internal affairs are those the lack of the cycle that the country's get- them more aware." nesday by the election commis- the Univenity community, could resource allocation reoonunenda- are concerned with University public relations-wise," the students care about, such as ting into because the minority is Fusco said that awareness is sion, according to a letter sent to wield influence Ofver Villanova's tiona on a prqgram-by-pnnram interior space on canipus, Fusco explained. residence life, social life, parking the first ol academic office a burden for the nation and step to solving this CIpskey by the commission. nitiirs, aooofvQg to ur. Anfeio basis." according to a PEC oonstnictioa an "Another thing Universi- She continued, and security. therefore it's a burden for problem, followed by constant The violation concerned posting Amenti. the ooAunittee's chair- builAi^ hnpiwing the I really feel needs work on is, and and She explained, "I'm the vice Villanova. recruitment efforts, such as dorm- campaign materials in locations pawn, A|»il& Accor4iiiC to AraMnti, the ty's ooaMutment to writing will be done whether I am the at the president, so therefore it's my job "I think we have to get serious storming. other than those specifically out- Anaenti earimatrd that the PEC'S other analytical akiUs president or not, is restructuring creating to lead them, but no matter how about financial aid, we've got to Do you feel students have mi lined in the "election laws guiding ol theiapaft wonld be a trndeiiradnale lewei and process. that, for the budget Through much pressure I put on them to get serious about getting minor- voice in Uaiveraity all Student Government elec- a wmrsi nine-hour load we will be able to hit the financial get other issues done, it is their ities," Fusco said. tkxas," which was compiled by faculty involved in graduate aid issue once again." responsibility and they chose not She also stressed social life. Student Government and reviaad explained her plans. Fusco to. "Students should have to struggle "Yes, absolutely, our govern- by the alectioo ooaumaaion for the thePBC "What I'm working on with Phil^ Fusco also said the public rela- with academics, but shouldn't ment is a BKNiel for other univer- current year. far fiHunal aavinti and of the' both Maurone (chairman tions department needs restruc- have to atrugple with social life. sities and I have met with atudent The sanctions p||ned an Cles- ipaiurtivity in Senate), is to get a person from turing inA focus in order to he As a gswermaant, we really naad body praaidenta aad vice praai- key, aooardiag to the elactiea financial affairs the planning _ _ _ • • • « a . on effective in ktbbying. to put ptessure on other groups, denu from acrom the country '. . and priorities committee. Because Analaer area for aapiovemsBt, and the govemamnt and the aad at no other uaiveraity md I of that, the planning and priorities acoordiag to Fuaco, is fwtfraal Univanity to piwddi tham with fhid stttdiiiu ahfe lo decide on committee will have that base affairs. "The Univenity nsads Is tacial Ufe that's a lala. healthy. policy with the Bamd of Truatsss. with which they can prioritiae take an aMNre rols with

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i^yDANTEJ.SCALA subtle differential behaviors, can In the News Editor have a critical and lasting effect."- ^' 1 • TM VtlANOVAN • Apli 11, 19M X stated a past report by the Asso- The natuTe^f sexual harrass- ciation of American Colleges, Villanova Club Week proclaimed ment at Villanova is not one of The report, titled 'The Class- blatant acts, but rather of smaller, room Climate: A Chilly One for BaHoon Day Thomas Kean, governor of educational relationships College RepuubHcans less obvious actions which create Women?" added, "... A learning New Jersey, proclaimed the between its members. The club 15 April 18 a "chilly" climate^ for the bar- climate that subtly or overtly April week of April 10 also promotes and raised, recently agreed three communk:ates different ^xpecta* "Villanova conducts Come to BaUoon Day on April 19. It Club Week." charitable, religious and patri- There will be a meeting at ^4 p.m. in members of a committee which tions for women than for men can will bcipn at ll'^dO a.m. and will last The Villanova Club of otic activities in New Jersey. the Bryn Mawr Room in the Connelly created a proposal for a University interfere with the educational South until 4:30 p.m. All the booths and the Jersey is a society con- The Villanova Club of South Center. This witt be a very important policy and procedure on «exual process itself." which New student excitement will be in Kennedy Mall. Be sists of both alumni and friends Jersey gave a tribute to the Campus meeting in which officers for next year harassment in 1986. Currently, |her& is no official a part of the fun. If you missed both of Villanova. The club has Villanova basketball team at will be elected and the upcoming » "It [sexual harassment at Vil- University policy and procedure theatre group of the informational meetings and members throughout New its 38th annual dinner. It was organizations Pennsylvania Primary will be discussed. lanova] is more small, venial on sexual harassment at the would like to be involved, stop by Jersey. held at the^ Hyatt House in Please make an effort to attend this incidents that promote a climate University. The 1986 proposal is We are making progress in organizing Campus Ministry sometime soon. The purpose of the club is Cherry Hill, NJ., April 12. meeting which will be one d the final of inappropriate behavk>r," said still in the hands of the Univer- Villanova's new. student-run theatre to foster social, intellectual and M.S. meetings of the year. committee member Dr, Mary sity's law firm, Morgan, Lewis exciting, long-awaited new Please return your activities forum group. This Desmond, biology professor. and Bockius, said Dr. Charles L. activity will provide students with Sunshine Day U.S. space policy to be examined Si sheet for the 1988 New Student Orien- Dr. John Immerwahr, philo- Cherry, associate vice president of of Students opportunities to perform, to direct and tation Program to the Dean sophy professor and chairperson Academic ^fairs, Wednesday, A seminar entitled "Onward and Space Administration [who Hall no later than to produce original work. Tonight's of length of time Office in Dougherty the committee, echoed Des- Cherry said the and Upward: Reasserting U.S. authored the policy]; Lt. Col. F. organization has not meeting will be at 9 p.m. in the West stop at Room 121 Tolentine consider- today. If your Please mond's statements and said that taken for the proposal's Leadership in Space" will exam- Kenneth Schwetje, space law in Dougherty Hall. Topics form, stop up in 213 Dough- Lounge Hall today if you have not already signed comments on people's clothes is to the slowness of the received a April 21 or ation due (photo by ine the new American space expert in the U.S. Air Force Shafie) one. include: election of officers, ratification part in Sunshine Day on April erty Hall and pick up up to take appearance, jokes and sexual law firm, not because of a delib- policy April 19 from 4 to 6:30 International Law Division; constitution and selection of a of our 23. We need to be sure of how many banter were examples of such erate slowdown by the adminis- p.m. in the Connelly Center and David J. Wright, manager name. volunteers, game organizers Dr. Barbara Wall, O.P., philo- one-to-one harassment. tration. Cinema. of civil space program market- Our first meeting in March was a have to spend the day sophy professor and member of and others we "A chilling classroom climate A three-fold problem Four different speakers will ing for the General Electric success! Bring your ideas, enthusiasm Spanish Cli^b underprivileged kids that day. a committee which created a with the puts woman students at a signif- Immerwahr described the discuss the new policy, released Company in Valley Forge, Pa. and a friend tonight. New members are sign up today. ""'™"'"' Do not delay. Please icant educational disadvantage. nature of the Problem of sexual the on cases of by White House Feb. 11. As the leading American welcome. Thanks for your support! Overtly disparaging remarks three-fold. The ^r^fc^^™ April 16 -harassment as sexual harassment. They include: Dr. John experts in the field of space about women, as well as more on page The Spanish Club will be electing (Continued 12) Logsdon, director of both the policy, technology and applica- new officers for next year at 12:45 p.m. Space Policy Institute and the tions, these speakers will pro- Arab and Islamic club in St. Thomas Hall Room 201. Anyone Belle Air graduate program in science vide an analysis of the new interested is urged to attend. Applications rise again and technology at George policy from different perspec- Dance Ensemble Washington University; Ken- tives: its historical basis, the editorial positions By BRIDGET KELLEHER New Jersey led all states with were Mexican/American, 217 neth S. Pedersen, deputy asso- rationale behind its creation There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. in Staff Reporter 2,354 applications and Pennsyl- were Oriental and one was Amer- ciate administrator, external and its military and commer- the Honors Seminar Room on the fourth Musicians needed vania was second with 2,288. ican Indian. From this group, 161 relations. National Aeronautics cial components. M.S. is now floor of the Falvey Memorial Library. The Belle Aire yearbook "This year Villanova has Increased recruitment in non- Blacks, 103 Hispanics» seven will finalized accepting applications for editorial eastern Kick into spring with the best legs Balloon Day plans be and received more applications for seaboard states has result- Mexican/Americans and 118 Ireland lecture planned Aire editorial Villanova Dance International Day will be discussed. positions on the 1989 Belle admission than ever before," ed in a higher number of appli- Orientals were accepted. on campus! The for Campus Ministry is looking board. Applications are available in the according cations Villanova University's Cen- "The Role of Education in a Ensemble will present its eighth annual to the Rev. Harry J. from such states as Ohio Denise Houser, in her third year vocalists and instrumentalists to sing yearbook office, Room 204 in John Barry ter for the Study of Conflict is Divided Community." North- Dance Concert this week in the Erdlen, O.S.A., dean of admis- (124). Illinois (120), Texas (41), as Villanova's minority recruiter, Spring Mass. If and play at the Baccalaureate Hall. There are many positions open for sions, sponsoring a distinguished ern Ireland's educational sys- Jake Nevin Field House. The show will recently. Oklahoma (14) and California attributes the increase to greater interested, come to our rehearsal at 7 creative and dedicated people. The.filing visiting lecture series titled tem is split into two sectors begin at 8 p.m. The dancers have Over 9,600 high school seniors (100). recruitment in the inid-Atlantic p.m. in the Main Chapel, or stop by the deadline for all applications is April 22 "Living in Crisis: Ireland and that closely reflect the prepared their own numbers as well as and potential transfer students Minority applications also states, especially New York, and April 19 Campus Ministry office in the basement Northern Ireland." Protestant-Catholic division at 5 p.m. applied a modern piece by a guest choreographer for admission this year, showed a significantsigniticant mcrease. Maryland. of St. Rita's Hall. Senior standing is not As part of this series, on within the country. that promises to please! This represents a 4 percent This year, the University received Houser said, however, that required! April 21, Professor Seam us Montclaire College dancers are fea- increase from last year's figures. 775 minority applications, as among those accepted, financial The lecture is free of charge Dunn, from the department of tured this year as special guests of the All the schools within the Univer- compared to 697 in 1987 and 451 difficulties may prevent many of and will be held in Corr Hall seniors education at Ulster University well. General admission U.S. Leadership in Attention sity received more applications, in 1986. the prospective students from Chapel. ensembie. as at Coleraine, will speak on M.S. with the College of Arts receiving Of the minority applicants, 320 tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for enrolling at Villanova. "Financial J students and senior citizens. They can Space seminar the most. were Black, 224 were Hispanic, 13 aid is a key concern," said Houser. April 25 If you have any photos (with nega- be purchased at the Connelly Center or slides that you think would be Ticket Office. Join us on Saturday night tives) appropriate for the slide show at for a dance fantasia that you cannot The Common Heritage Institute and Renowned scientists present differing views Mass, please drop them programs Baccalaureate miss. nine other departments and and bid sale in off, in an envetope with your name at Villanova will co-sponsor a seminar Spot address, in Campus Ministry as soon entitled "Onward and Upward: Reas- Physicist Teller pro-nuclear stance Philadelphia as possible. Please mark each slkle or takes serting U.S. Leadership in Space. A photo with your name also. of the New American Space information is classified. Secrecy, reduction and defense is a man think did, put all relevant infor- FIJI carwash discussion By from DANIEL MORIARTY which fails to keep things Policy." The seminar, to be held Graduation announcements are being secret who therefore should be called a mation on the table in Vienna at Connelly Center The U.S. General Services Adminis- Staff Reporter from. the Russians, does keep middle-of-the-roader, his 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the distributed April 11 through May 16, and the International Atomic Energy will holding four speakers who tration announced that it be the rest of is Ronald Reagan. Cinema, will feature 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. in secrets from us and name Agency, which, to my mind, is a The pledges of FUI will be holding a of the new another of its very popular Spot Bid . The following is an interview in will focus on specific aspects Room 202 Dougherty Hall. Please note interrupts communication. The Of the candidates the first not only in Soviet behavior charity car wash today from 9 a.m. to the Reagan sales in Philadelphia. 100 lots of used conducted Monday with Dr. elec- space policy released by that this office will be closed between apparent scarcity of contributions upcoming presidential but, generally, in Russian 2 p.m. at the Atlantic gas station on vear. personal property will be offered for Edward Teller. Administration earlier this 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. each day. in the United States is to some tions, whose defense policy behavior. metal office scientific Lancaster Avenue in Rosemont across sale, including wood and What recent break- extent due to secrecy. most closely corresponds to have always been author- GE Astro-Space is also a corporate co- If you did not receive the recent They cost equipment and secret- anticipate from St. Thomas of Villanova. The furniture, office throughs do you Who will be the builders of your own? itarian and always slow to admit I sponsor of the seminar. The Common mailing concerning commencement, is $4 or $2 with student I.D. All proceeds arial sets (chairs, desks and typewri- will have an effect on the job Heritage Institute considers the seminar which outlines information concerning tomorrow's reactors? Bush. a mistake. These two are real go to The Daemion House in Philadel- ters). The Spot Bid will feature 24 used market? an excellent starting point for what we caps .gowns and reporting times, please They will be Japanese and How do you perceive the pieces of progress. your car looking groovy including late model, con- One obvious breakthrough has phia. So have automobiles envir- I hope will be a continuing educational Dean of Students Oiffice in Germans because American Soviet glasnost? will disclaim a third piece, vehicles: stop by the for spring and make a donation to a fiscated vehicles. Featured been the development of electronic concerned scient- real accomplish- program at Villanova on space policy. 213 Dougherty Hall, to pick up a copy. onmentalists and There are two namely Gorbachev's offer to with- worthy cause. Mercedes Benz (2), Porche (2), Chevrolet computers — something on the p.m. reception in the Cinema lobby ists have prevented our work. ments that I see in glasnost. draw from Afghanistan. I think A 4 Motor- Corvetee, Ford Mustang, Suzuki order of one million jobs, perhaps is that allowed will preceed the seminar. When you have no applications, One Gorbachev there is a good chance that he will an International Transtar more. I learned about computers cycle and no support, no audience, youj^et Sakharov to come back to Moscow. withdraw, but that is^ not due to property listed for this sale after the second World War from Tractor. The nothing done, or very little. One man — not very muc^ — but glasnost, but to the Stinger mis- Federal Personal Literary Arts Homeless Committee is located at the a man named John Von a good man. sile, their position in What ia your response to which made (Photo by Shafie) Property Exchange, 15th Street and Newmann. those * who claim that SDI The other is, that when they Afghanistan a very difficult one. Avenue, in Philadelphia. Another sensational advance of Dr. Edward Teller, a renowned Washington magazbie Initiative] real difficulty in Chernobyl, I [Strategic Defense had a do not know whether my physicist, spoke Monday at Villa- be made at the site on last couple of years is thcf high Inspection may the to the Soviets appeared to, and I on page 1 looking for a productive way may not be able do what (Continued 1) nova on "The Energy Evolution.'* Are you April 20 April 21 and 22, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. temperature superconductor, it claims? to spend a Saturday? Are you tired of Literary Arts will start promptly lit 9 a.m. The Villanova Maga- is apt to have many appli- Bidding which I don't what it claims to old stuff? Why don't you know the same April 25. information on zine, r/S£S, will be distributed the week starting on Complete cations and which, from be able to do. Our opponents have volunteer to help out with environmen- it Levinthal property for sale and inspection is of April 12. Please look for in Dough- rather than the big gives lecture industry said' that it should claim 100 tal projects for the homeless. We need available by calling GSA on (215) 597- erty Hall, Connelly Center, Vasey Hall universities, has already engaged It, course, April 23 and May 1. percent effectiveness. of you to join us 16, contacting GSA's Federal and Falvey Hall. By THOMAS BRUGGER with historical background. Phys- Carol Everett 4369, or the attention of thousands of can't claim 100 percent effective- Please sign up in Campus Ministry if Reporter ics developing steadily in Supply Service Bureau, Property Man- people. St^ was interested. ness and, to my knowledge, never England in the you are Sales Office, Room 5156, 9th Germany and to appear agement This discovery was made in the did. part of the Phi Beta Kappa 1930s, but had not yet caught on and Market streets, Philadelphia 19107. laboratory in Zurich a very As IBM — It is aimed at creating more Visiting Scholar Program, Villa- in States. The United ask for a copy of sates notice the United Please remarkable place — by Bendorz trouble for the attacker than for Thank you nova invited Professor Cyrus States eventually began its own 3FBPS-88-32. German), and Muller (a Swiss). (a defender. It is at deter- Well known abortion clinic operator the aimed Levinthal of Columbia University research and was successful in I told that this was a very am ring an attack by making it, in turned pro-lifer Carol'Everett will be on to speak Monday. His topic was first engineering the atomic bomb. big project - $150,000 [He Profect Sunshine says "A Big Thank the end, ineffective. And I think April 17 campus to speak of her personal expe- "The History of the Nuclear Arms After the atomic bombs were You,** to all of you who went without laughed]. that we have made very good riences and give t behind-the-scenes Race: Did Technology Drive It?" dropped, ending World War II, Spriig break 11 continued in this lunch, to benefit ^unaluQe The work was that goal. It is at abortion dinic. March 24 progress toward an with the U.S.S.R. arose kick an of Levinthal, educated at Swarth- relations Day! your generoait coufttry at the University dangerous situation. She will also speak d how and why Because of y we extremely more College and the University as a concern. have another to make the Houston. In general, the wide- order to greatly improve the she gave up her clinic to ioin the fight 12,780 day In of California at Berkeley, AppUcatioBS for ViUaaova Union of industry has even better for tfie children. wprtmA contributions stabOity — the chance of peace — iMdraly for life. Her popular tour of cdkm taught at the University of Mich- Though, as the speaker related, and smaller umversities have should pursue both arms campueet win bhi« her to VabMva M we igan, the Massachusetts Institute Americans saw the U.S.S.R. as a ' in the Umm Offioe. Help plHi, the fieki. diMunated defense that is, p.ai. is the Coonefly Center reduction and — mass of unknowledgeable pea- 1^> minmmtMi ytm*% trip. of Technology [M.I.T.], and at his Pnip«M is alio beiqg made in SDI. And we absolutely need a ma. It is interesting, and tt is free. dveAprflZt. present post as professor of bio- sants, they realized that there did The annual A.C.S. tprif« Road RiUy Japan and the Soriet Union, foreign policy to bring bipartisan physics University. exist a quantity of very intelligent irhare the Buatian at Columbia will be held today. The ttaitinp tine mtfmamiuc' thatabout. If we don't — and we His interests are genetics and Soviet scientists. When the ttvity vitHad it 8:30 a.in. in the tfludl packaag lot expartt, who mmr haven't had that in the last five molecular biophysics, and he is a Soviets exploded their first atomic acraat ffwn theJake Ntvin Atld Houie. the Wiit biiottt, ave now years ^ thia fives the Soviets an bomb in 1949. fears of espionage ovar to fFllSlDOy SMMli member of the Natkinal Academy Sign up in the AX^. Ofte, Batas 215 intwiMtJiBail excellent oppartunity to play • Cyrus LavintlMl of of Sciences. One of his aims is to ran through the American popu- TlH oait ia par AoMficani agniaat Americans, H UMVMitoy gave a lac* try to sktw down the nuclear arms lace. This tension helped to lead a aad that it wfiiit hm happwiiri. an«lMMelory( to the McCarthy period. it way, tlia one "^'To put aatllMr Levinthal began hit speech (Omlinit0d on ptff 12} It It tiMt miieh of tiM «l» hM , . .

'm-^. Pay4»TMgViJLAiiOVAM»tori18,1ttt M'%^^ Aprfl 15. 19M • TNE VILLANOVAN • Pa0a 5 is fVAoilllrfS fMiftPMNINi SET But Jackson's campaign retains strength, New York contest looms infuture National Sfews Notes Compiled from the OUlege Press Service By GJ. DONNELLY New York City as "Hymietown" of Operabon PUSH in Chicago, a has been vague. Dukakis has been If SUfff Reporter four. this occurs, then it is quite rise hi fall of 1 988 years ago, or his former may dv^ dfihu activist group, and hurt by the alleg#ion that he is possible Gov. South African protests continue alliance with the zealously that Mario Cuomo anti- was active with Dr. Martin Luther **unemodofud." Massachusettes Gov. Michael of New York could be drafted to Protest shanties — meant to divest its investment portfolio Semitic Louis Farrakhan, the KingJir. ByJENMFERREIDY these freshmen to adiuat under pus," Murray commented. Dukakis sparked some life into his One factor in Dukakis' favor run for president. Some, like Gore, symbolize the poverty of South of certain stocks. leader of Nation of Islam. is Asmkmt Nem Editor the situation of livhig off campua, "The class of 1989 is a very campaign last week with a con- In fiK;tJackson appeared theday that he would be more of a do not find such a poasibility Africa's black citizens — went For match I Dukakis, a step must be and this is a definite concern of large class. Once they graduate, Less dramatic confronta- vincing win over the Rev. Jesse after King's murder on national for Vice Pnesident Geofge Bush unappetising, but Dukakis does up and, in one case, were taken to make his campaign more The Univertitv plans to enroll mine." Neville expUdned. there will be a dranuitic decrease tions with campus administra- Jackson in Wisconsin's Democrat- television wearing a shirt, aUfn^- than Jackson. Newsweek's inde- not share those feelings. forcibly torn down on several exciting. The governor, by nature, apprminiately SO more freshmen The two new don^utories under in the student populatkm. I have tors also took place last week ly stained If ic primary. Dukakis took 48 per- is with King's bkjod, and pendent poll found that Jackaon nothing else. Jackson has things in campuses last week. a cautious party politician in next year if the budget passed by construction on south campus to look ahead at these at North Carolina State Uni- cent of the vote, with Jackson at claiming to have held the dying would win a scant 32 proven blacks to be a powerful On March 27, police arrested the Walter Mondale mode and in percent thfrUnlversity Senate is approved could not house these students order to maintain a stable enroll- versity, where students tem- second with 28 percent, Tennessee activist in his arms. Close foltow- against force In Democratic politics. 23 students and tore down a comparison to Jackson, is a rather 58 percent for George He were promised to ment of about 6,000 to 6,100 porarily occupied an apartheid is by the Board of Trustees, accord- because they Sen. Al Gore third with 17 percent crs of King have disputed this Bush in an election. has been invited, to a "power month-old shanty town at the inefjective speaker. However 'Ing to Dr. Rkhard A. Neville, vice upperdasamen, he added. students," he explained. "jail cell," and at the Univer- and Illinois Sen. Paul story. lunch" with such old-guard University of Colorado, erected Simon Dukakis does have the party Demo- initially nuide This situation will aggravate a sity of While Bush is president for Student Life. The decision was Maryland [UMJ, where bringing all but grants crats as Cairl Gifford school's up the rear with 5 machinery working in his favor Jackson has also acted and is in a currently tense relationship to try to pressure the the inde- the nomination for the Republican Neville said that he believed by the administrative budget Campus Senate voted to percent. position to shape the regents to sell the university's and polls show him with a pendently to meet with political Democratic V. between the University and the ask com- party, the Democrats "the bu^^ onnmittee found it an committee, headed by Edward UM regents to divest. The victory may now be party's politics for years to come. stocks in companies that do puts Dukakis in the fortable lead going into the New leaders like Fidel Castro of Cuba to the presi- township residents, according to stuck in a brokered convention. A economic nebessity" to increase Murray, assistant Nobel Prize winner Elie position of being the front-runner York primary. and with the Currently, Dukakis is the front Brach, Student Government business in segregationist government of Syria brokered convention freshman enrollment in order to dent, which receives reoonunen- Phil going into the April 19 is one in runner with 741 delegates, Jack- South'-Africa. Wiesel, known for his writings New York Jackson's surprisingly strong to obtain the release of a downed dations from the plannii^ and president. which no candMate has the dele- bolater endowment through the about the Holocaust, cancelled primary. New York holds 255 U.S. son is second with 705, Gore is The regents again refused to "Rainbow Coalition" campaign is fighter pik)t. additional tuition funds from priorities committee of the Senate "The township will be upset gates needed to automatically in third a late-March lecture at North- delegates which, if given to Duka- the exact with 395 and Simon, who that the potential lies for 50 more divest at a meeting a week opposite of Dukakis' Dukakis and Gore have both gain the nomination. As these students. on what programs require prior- kis, could grant him irresistible a result, has put his campaign on hold, before the shanty town was ern Michigan University when one-step at a time strategy. His presented However, Neville also said that itized funding. This body is separ- students to be in the community," themselves as '*compe- there is bartering behind the though not he learned the visit was being momentum as the Democratic supporters are intensely withdrawn, is last Brach said. destroyed. dedicated tent" and qualified cEindidates for he was against such measures, for ate from the Senate budget com- convention approaches. His main scenes "powers that be" of the with 171. At Western Michigan Uni- underwritten by newspaper to their man and Jackson does not these mittee, which decides whether "These maneuvers will hurt us office. Gore has been willing to party. This entails maneuvering incoming freshmen would publisher John McGoff, who in worry comes from Gore, who Portions ofthis article were taken particularly in versity [WMU], Kalamazoo disappoint them. be forced to live off campus. He priorities have been met and in the future, could take chances by criticizing Jack- delegates until one can command from Newsweek, the 1970s secretly took $11.3 siphon off enough of his Jackson's whirlwind Time and U.S. Senate applying for permits to build, etc. city officials warned 15 WMU populism son but his stand on some issues* a majority. said that the possible increase in recommends that the support to give Jackson the win. News and World Report. shanty residents to take down million from white South Afri- has been making some inroads to freshman enrollment within the approve or reject the budget. It is an issue of trust — the Gore has been pursing the the structures, built in a city cans trying to buy the the white vote, significantly proposed budget was "partially" "We are doing everything we township feels lied to and kept in Jewish vote through praising park to pressure the city to Washington Star. among the liberal well-educated the reason why he voted "no" on caA in our power to enroll 50 the dark," he continued. Israeli Prime Minister Ytzack group of Democratic voters, I under- However, the total number of but Registration conducted it. freshmen commuters. Shamir and attacking Jackson's Abstention will not help athletes still is in need of many more if 'The Senate had recommended stand and support Dr. Neville's off-campus residents will remain support of the Palestinian Liber- his campaign is to succeed. By freshmen the same, considering that more BARBARA KRESCH and they do not use it." ary April 29. It is informing a policy that all freshmen live on position and agree that Athletes who abstain from co-author, Wendy Newton, ation Organization. "I'm a tree shaker, (Continued on page 12) not a jelly Staff Reporter Brach is looking ahead toward studenta about the details of the campus. It is also difficult for should not have to live off cam- sexual intercourse before com- who has a master's degree in Jackson has encountered maker," Jackson exclaims, and his the 1989 election, saying petition because they think exercise physiology, studied a ^ ^ that "If primary and providing transpor- troubled with the Jewish vote. liberal populism has ,^ shown this About 500 students registered enough students vote, they will be tation to the designated voting they will play better may be group of married, male intram- Some have never forgiven him for to be true throughout his political in Radnor Township through the able to elect the next fooling themselves. ural athletes aged 20 to 35. his infaimous town com- areas. characterization of life. Underage drinkers cited He was behind voter the formation registration drive held by missioner." This would affect 'The notion that sexual The men's agility, anaerobic Student Government, according issues such as housing and zoning intercourse diminishes athletic By MAUREEN STAPLETON Byrne had no comment concern- the students were warned of the power, reaction and endurance rho \a(ion;il Order of ()nu'*ja to Patri^ MarzuUi, secretary of laws. performance is a myth," said Reporter ing students removed from private underage drinking law. was the same when tested the Staff Dr. Loren Cordain, who direct- rooms at the hotel. At Wayne Tavern, morning after intercourse as Manager ed a study of college athletes j.ggyHg q£ ^jjg dnve, saying that Three different incidents The Sheraton security depart- William Hyatt was forced to clear they were after five days of The drive was conducted by at Colorado State University students were very responsive, ment had recommended that paid everyone abstinence. representatives of Student Govern- occurred on the night of April 8 from the bar through the asked questions (CSU). and showed con- involving Villanova students security personnel be present at front door exit. The Radnor Police ment, who went from door to door who "Heavyweight boxers quite "If intercourse didn't affect cern. She saw the results in the dormitories as a were issued citations for underage the function. This recommenda- Department, along with the LCB, on Feb. 28 and statement commonly separate themselves the performance of these sub- that "Villanova stu- drinking. tion, said Byrne, occurs when re-examined the identification 29, and March 1, 20, 21 of and 22. dents care for as many as six to eight jects, it probably doesn't affect enough to vote in local students there will be "a hijg^h probability the patrons. \ IIJ. \\n\ A > (,|;!.! h She said that those did Two were arrested at Any patron with a title who not elections." weeks before a defense. other athletes," mused Cor- the south campus semi-formal that underage drinking will duplicate license was taken to the register in the dormitories could Triathletes and marathoners dain. "No reason exists for Brach had set higher goals, do so in the held at the Sheraton Valley Foige, occur." The Stanford Hall House police station. Seventy-two \V Student Government hoping also follow this routine," Cor- boxers, football players or any <)i Tin; i:i:k for twice as many people according Council paid $50 for each of the patrons office. to Andrew Byrne, direc- were taken to the police dain noted. athlete to abstain from sex for to register than the number that The purpose of the tor of security. security persons that were station by school bus. drive, said did. Cordain, who has a doctorate fear of affecting their athletic the same night at the present. Marzulli, was to "push for stu- On U:20, in exercise physiology, and his performance." The dance was halted momen- Hyatt said that the patrons kT^«-i* det^ts to register here in Radnor Brach said that next year Stu- P«9ns^yaivia Liquor Control V tarily "when things were getting were not searched at the station Township in order to be recog- dent Government is considering Boijri^ t^BJ and the Radnor To^Wnshlir Police out of hand and students were not so "All the IDs they used on nized by residents and to feel like conducting a voter registration Department Second of two-part series i. simultaneously raided complying with the law," said Friday night are still out on the they are members of the drive for incoming freshmen dur- Wayne and Smokey Byrne. At the suggestion of Byrne, streets." community. ing orientation. He said he Tavern Joe's, accord- ing to Radnor Township Police > Student Government President hopes that this method will encour- M- I Chief Maurice Stack critiques Phil Brach said that the issue of age more students to register next Hennessy. student voting in local elections year because registering will be (Pholobyaakar) At Wayne Tavern, 40 Villanova students were cited for underage is "the reason why I first got the norm. Patricia Marzulli, secretary of the drinking. Citations were given involved in Student Government. This year. Student Government external affairs department of to fraternities Villanoya students have this voice is also concerned with the prim- Student Government. four students at Smokey Joe's for the same offense. By NOEL E. FALCO pressure but it's real nonetheless Two individuals were arrested News Editor -- that in order to be an accepted by the Upper Merion Police Depart- member of this group you better impounded for drinking ment underage at the The Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., be able to drink regularly and south campus semi-formal. Aocord- dean of students, said recently of drink a lot," he said. (Continuedfrom page 1) ing to Byrne, the students "I think if # Mv'«r, I did ... I feel theyVe perfectly Closkey said the commission were underage drinking and alcohol we had an honest "... He said that the ViUanovan's justified." had not brought a charge against arrested because we had to abuse, "Certainly the alcohol accounting of [incidents] around formal complaint submitted by him. "As far as I know, I have make an example." problem is not just with fraternity the pledging activities that take Asked if she felt any conflict Johanne C. Sharp, editor in chief, not done anything wrong ... the In addition, approximately 10 and sorority functions. The thing place, if we went back over the between her role of representing 'File Photo) f to the elections commission, that election commission said we were individuals were removed from that disturbs me with fraternities last four or five years ... we may the student body and her acts Police raided Jc»e*8 last find "Terise Fusco personally threw allowed to hand out papers and the function for either underage Smokey Friday and arrested four Villanova ... [is that they] state they're not ourselves with one or two As Greek Week 1988 suppressing the information that studenta for underage drinking. draws to a close, the Order of Omega out over 1,000 of the 8,000 printed we did," he said. drinking or false identification. just drinking clubs, but they are fraternities here at the most. would like to take the time to recognize the affects them, Fusco answered, too often too dedicated individuals copies of the April 12 Election really people bonded together . . There's much activ- who have worked "The papers were retrieved, for months behind the scenes in preparation Extra issue of the VUlanovan so Ck)8key said he did not talk to with ideals found in their rituals ity that does not belong on a for that's Greek Week. Greek Week '88 was prior irrelevant. It's irrelevant anyone on the college organized by Christie to distribution. . .violat{ing] Villanovan before- . . . sometimes I really think that's campus and particularly Bonesch, Martin because the information campus discussed McGahan and was not West Melissa Mourtzanakis. the entire student body's right to hand about an endorsement, did a load of nonsense. does not belong on a Catholic Christie Bonesch is accurate." a junior history major from Bethleham. read the only student newspaper not know there would be an "There's too many cases where colleg^ campus," Stack asserted. Pennsylvania. As a sister of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, at Villanova University" was a She also said she was "not endorsement of him and was Rezoning of 65 acre area sought by University fraternity members are aware of Stack also said he worried about Christie has served as assistant marshal, and vice factor. surprised and "very pleased" by life is the image Villanova students president sure" whether she would do it By A. single occupancy. in the upperclass years. On the a brother whose being of the pledge education. SHARON WATERS be reduced to Christie is also a member of the Blue again, although she did not think the endorsement. affected by alcohol and drugs, and projected to the local community. Key Society, "It was not the single Assistant News Editor As for revising Alumni and Corr other hand, for underclassmen it and was an orientation counselor this factor. It so. He spoke of incidents at the Bryn past year She then reiterated that she Martin said is important to live in a larger they let the person keep going. Additionally, Christie was one of the factors that Delzbtti halls into office space, was a member of the 1987 Greek Week figured was not sure. said the commission is say they care, they say Mawr Hospital emergency room Villanova University is on south environment at first where they They committee. into the aggregate of the improp- bound by the in the that the two new dorms y election rules to hold they're really tight, and at the involving students who are Senior rieties of the process of having the west campus campus are "new bedroom spa- can meet more people. Martin McGahan is a member of the Pi Kappa election." he added. Delzotti said the the elections within the drunk. Alpha VUlanovan specific rezoned from residential for As of now, the architecture for same time, they rarely intervene fraternity and comes to use to ces" and "not replacements" Villanova from Atlanta, Georgia. DurW In response to the Villanovan's did play a role in events, but would chronological time period of two or confront each other or members He used as an example an his four years institutional use, according to the two older dormitories. Plans the new west campus buildings as a Pike, Martin has held the positions charge, Fusco admitted not comment weeks, and was restricted occurrence involving a student of IFC she "dis^ on the size of this as well the will be "collegiate gothic," of their group about their behavior representative and Rev. Robert J. Martin, O.S.A., for Alumni and Corr halls will not which social chairperson. Martin was also posed of some [o^ the newspapers] role or whether there would be by the availability of rooms who was served alcohol at an off- a a for assistant tp the presklent. be determine until the west is similar to St. Mary's Hall, in in this area," Stack said. committee member for Sibling '88, but it election Weekend and is a member was rii^t after they came response to the Villanovan. ^ events. only that, in of campus fraternity party who later West campus, which ipcludes campus development is an effort to "make those new "Not but some of the Order of Omega. ^ out." She estimated that she activities had to be taken to the hospital St. Mary's Hall and is approxi- completed. buildings blend well with St. the that go on around Melissa Mourtzanakis is a junior Sean Ckwkey's campaioi man- marketing major from disposed oi "probably 800 total." "I take absolutely no responsi- pledging or around some of their akmg with a friend by an R.A. mately 65 acres, is ckMe in sixe Present plans for the housing Mary's. ' according to Martin. bUver bpnngs, Maryland, and a sister ager Michelk; Ciccoto saidDelaotti of the Alpha Chi Omesa including one stack in Dougherty bility, nor does the oonunission meetings, it's accepted: we will [resident assistant]. soronty. told her in to the €8-acre main campus as on west campus, according to The west campus development As a sister of A^ha Chi, Melissa has HaH and one in response to her ques- fake He said that while one student served as the Connelly Center. any responsibility, for a defined has also led to of kill so many kegs ... there's assistant to the tkm of the Ckiekey staff handing by the Regiofial Rail Line. Martin, possibly include discusskm a bus president, and currently hokis the positkm conflict in (Continued on page 9) of Fusco attribmed her dates. It was more the Sprii«Mill RoMl and Khan and apartment-style dormitories service which would run through pressure on people — a subtle president. She also attended the Alpha actiona to out newspapers to "continue Chi National Cotivention calendar. It is not the paper's fault as a delegate. "a nattffal iMaMn nmakm.** Sbt doing exactly whaiyrn're Lancaster avenues, aooofdiqg to which would accommodate four west campus and to main campus Besides her activities in Greek Week '86 daum'* either. Melisaa explatmd. It is simoiy the cafendM^- continuously from eariy morning was a member of the 1987 Greek *1t was my only form people and include a living room Week committee, and has been the time we worked in." ha aaad. olexpranion to sometluQg I fed Maotti aaid in a—irrr to this Martla sakl that although it and kitchenette. tolalemght. mvolved in Special Olympics at Villanova. Correction is Bee. I was asaertaon and the qmetiMi of the win house appro«mately tlie Another alternative is suites, Martin said that construction of For all of their hard work and Utotd with iaa and Delaotti cited cotthiaMn with dedication to ViUanova's Graek uae of the system, the allefBtions taken aa fact, knowiiv HMMMwai the same number of students as main which would consist of two a walkway at the Spring Mill Road A statement concerning the While Martin was unavailable Order of Omega is proud to honor Chrialie ntka in that '"the BMHacli there was paifnananal*1dan*t OMBpusdoea, wcet hridie is alao being planned. Rev. ^^l>P*^^P*» 'I*^*' Martin no war I rnMidfiniiiM "He campus wiU be douMe-oocupancy raoms sharing Robert J. Martin, O.S.A,, for comment at the time the McGahan of Pi KapM Alpltt and ly iMw I fdt alMit it. I fHHariHr tdlii« aoBMoaa that priflttrily a *lMdroom communi- Relations with the neighbors to assistant to o^ Iwl m^Htdlf the president, in an reporter. Dante J. Scala, tried Alpha Chi Omw iTthe GwSa rf ^wi^!^''^'^^* [juatifiad." tlHsr could hand it OMt ... to tiM ty" with alto some office According to Martin, these two west campus have remained article titled "University lacks to contact him. Martin did my inMiilartiBn d I ^n*t fomate for the hanaing would ke "favorable, ' according to Martin. harassment policy" in the attempt to contact Scala soon Aa to the ataoltf mkmkmhnm aayingth^t ComcqiiMtly, w«tt canipitt He laad, "My perspective is tl)at March 25 editkm of the Villan- afterward on two rhiiiliJMi.PiiiaMaiil"! separate will not be as danatly diwfilopiri t the neighbors believe that we (the ovan, was inaccurate. oocaakms. JHt ImmM iriili mt HaaaidlMOMld m •»tlM fBtin cammia, iooMiiag to stifi of devalopaMBt." Martin Univertity) are acting in good The artkle sUted that Mar- The Viliaaovn apokigizes 80 wMi tiM aidiliiail further eipliiaeri that etydents faith with them because we're tin was unavailable for com- for the error and any inoonven* m 9l tun Mi 11 0i7 rmath of NCAAs provides Post-game damages cited Compiled by The Center for Population The Greater Philadelphia Chris- Orleans, Lakefront Camous, New Limited scholarship awards By STEVEN MONTRESOR and Sullivan halls, was littered not have a celebration of that size are Options is offering $5,000 for tian Writer's Fellowship Fourth Orleans, LA 70148 or call (504) also available. For program Staff Reporter with toilet paper, beer cans and after reaching the Final Eight of Mavreen Stapleton and research pnqiects which focus on Spring Writer's Seminar will be 286-7116. registration information contact: broken bottles. Toilet paper hung the NCAA tournament in 1985. SUfff Reporter media and its impact on adolescent held at Rose Tree Park Church of LoretU Hawley, Program Up to $5000 of damage, exclu- from the trees. Ife suggested that the students Coordi- pregnancy, family planning, the Nazarene. Route 252 nator, the Washington sive of damage done to the sculp- The victory was a big win for were trying to make 1965 happen and Center, reproductive ri^ts, sexual behav- Providence Road, Media, Pa.. National (202) 289-8680. ture "Awakening," was caused the school, said the Rev. John P. all over again and added that it ior and rdated issues. April 30, beginning at 8 a.m. during the celebration after the Stack, O.S.A., dean of students. was too early a victory for the Mentzer nominees Applications may be submitted Wildcats' The University understands Michael Phillips, author, editor, opportunities March 24 victory over the celebration. ^ Employment by individuals associated with publisher, and bookseller, is Kentucky in the NCAA basketball importance for the students to this The victories in 1985 set a any academic or independent year's f^tured speaker. Other tournament, according to Thomas have fun, he said. Nominees Sottght For The National Educational precedent for this year's security, media-related organization. Pro- area leading Christian writers Employment Opfiortuiutles Trucks, director of Maintenance. Unfortunately, a certain Mentzer Awaid Opportunities he said. In 1985, Villanova's posals can include studies, and authors will hold workshops The Peace Corps has announced According to Trucks, several number of inconsiderate actions Each year the University spon- Susquehanna University will victory was a surprise and the resttrch, dissertations, surveys on topics such as daily devotion- an increase in the monthly read- panes of glass were broken on exists within such a large crowd, sors the Mentzer Memorial offer an intensive program in celebration that followed had and media analysis. The applica- als, greeting cards, poetry, person- justment allowance paid to Peace doors in Sullivan, Sheehan and such as the setting-off of bottle Award, which is intended to honor Japanese language and culture results that were also surprising, student tion deadline is June 30, 1988. al experience articles, novels, non- Corps volunteers when they com- Stanford halls. Some windows rockets and fire crackers and the one Villanova who has from July 28 to August 19. Ninety according to Stack. To apply, contact: Center for fiction and more. plete their services overseas. were also broken in Dougherty breaking of a large number of contributed the most to expanding hours of instruction will consist The damage in 1985 was much opportunities for Population Options, Media Office, For more information contact Under the new rate, a volunteer Hall. There was also some van- bottles, he said.\The University the under- of five hours of language class more widespread than the damage privileged. 12023Vi Ventura Blvd.. Suite #2, (215) 356-8159 or (215) 544-4894. serving a two-year assignment dalism of fire extinguishers, he feels responsible yor the dangers daily, taught by native Japanese done this year, according to Stack. Studio City» Ca. 91604, (818) 766- earns a total readjustment allow- said. that follow in sucr^ a situation but The Villanovan invites stu- instructors, using progressive, dents to their 4200. ance of $4,800, not including their According to the Rev. Martin finds it difficult or impossible to One Sullivan Hall resident said, nominate those of dynamic methods and materials. Educational training period. Smith, O.S.A., assistant directorof protect the students, according to "It was great the way the Univer- fellow students whom they know Students will earn four transfer- to have volunteered time and More than 5,200 Peace Corps Residence Life for environmental Stack. sity came together to celebrate the opportunities able semester hours of credit. energy on a regular basis to such volunteers and trainees are work- management, four windows were Stack estimated that the crowd win. I think it gave all of us a sense Conferences Applications are due by July 1. ing in more than 60 developing broken in Sullivan Hall. The in the quad numbered about 1,000. of unity which we ordinarily do efforts as social action programs, Contact Dr. Susan Johnson, Sus- abroad countries in grassroots, self-help "quad," the area between Sheehan He noted that the University did not have." hospital volunteer programs and Conferences of Note quehanna University, Selins- other types of volunteer programs projects in agriculture, education, "Keepers of the Story" is the grove. Pa 17870. (717) 374-0101 Educational Opportunities forestry, fisheries, health and for the underprivileged. theme selected for The Pennsyl- for application forms and Abroad small enterprise development. Cats bring home over $900,000 It is requested that particulars vania Historical and Museum information. The Sarah Lawrence/BADA Through Peace Corps, more than about the nominees be given so Commission's (PHMC) 11th school's general fund," not direct- of their efforts London Theatre Program, one of 120,000 Americans have served in By KRISTEN FALLAN season because "five Big East that documentation Annual Conference on Black His- Staff Reporter ly to the Athletics department. is obtained- cash stipend award the few open to undergraduates more than 90 developing nations teams went to the NCAA tourna- A tory, scheduled for May 6 and 7 Miller also said that such profits will given as well plaque. during the academic year, will The Pittsburgh Theological since 1961. ment and two went to the Final be as a at Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre. men's "are considered an income" and immerse its participants in the Seminary has joined with three For more information and an The basketball team's Four." Other Big East teams Nominations can be made to the Black history authorities will finish the final will "benefit the whole British theatre scene. Students city universities to provide a application, call (800) 424-8580, among eight of the participated in the National Invi- Villanovan, Dr. James Murphy, lead sessions on the family reun- National Collegiate Athletic Asso- University." or to Dr. Patrick Nolan of the will pursue a rigorous course of comprehensive and diversified extension 93 or write: Peace tational Tournament. ion, the church, oral tradition, the ciation Miller explained that dividing study, including scene study, system of joint degree/dual com- Corps, Room P-301, Box 717, [NCAA] tournament last The NCAA pays the traveling English department. photographic record and other month gained the University the profits among all of the schools for voice, movement, stage fighting petency programs. Washington, D.C. 20526. expenses a party of 30 to travel (photo by Shafie) related sources. For more infor- approximately $922,900, accord- in the conference gives the from each invited school. and history of theatre. These joint programs have been "Awakening" was vandaUzed foUowing Villanova's loss to mation on this conference or a ing to the Philadelphia Inquirer. smaller, developing or not as Oklahoma Regular tutorials will allow established with Carnegie-Mellon in the NCAA basketball tournament. brochure, contact Kristin Bailey, Other Big East successful teams the opportunity Black experience students to work individually University's School of Urban and conference PHMC Black History Conference, schools will also financially ben- to better themselves with the help cc with the faculty; frequent trips to Public Affairs in the field of Public Box 1026, Harrisburg, PA, 17108- Friends Hospital, a psychiatric efit from the basketball team's of some money. in America the theatre in London and Strat- Management and Policy, with Awakening' ' 1026, or call (717) 783-5376. hospital located in Philadelphia, is success. Athletics Director Dr. Theodore vandalized ford-on-Avon, master classes and Duquesne University in the areas looking for volunteers for the A. Aceto commented that the to do," the artist said. "I'm doing of Church Music/Chris- According to the Philadelphia (Continuedfrom page 1) ment where the students are Writing on the Black Expe- talks by major theatre personal- Law and summer. Inquirer, the NCAA projects to "conference teams benefit from this at my own expense [estimated learning and ities will supplement course work. tian Education, and with the awakening to limit- rience in America Drexel University is offering Available positions include gross approximately $67 million the longevity of any team [in "The Awakening" is insured at $75,000] because I have great less conditions All students take part in perfor- University of Pittsburgh in the and fragments of The McDonalds Corporation is three free evening workshops in assisting with patients, library from the 64-team tournament. tournament play]." for $160,000 to $180,000. Jay pride in that sculpture." knowledge." mance at the end of each term. discipline of social work, business offering three honorariums of communication skills, mathemat- research, computer data entry Nearly $57 million of the Villanova did not participate in Dugan, the sculptor of "The Dugan administration, library science NCAA's depressed his "sadness $2,000 for developing writers ical skills, and study and time and a variety of other placements. Awakening," is planning to recon- College and university juniors profit is gained from the broad- the NCAA tourney last year, yet Dugan donated the sculpture to and confusion" in reaction to the concerning the black experience and health administration. management skills to assist adults and seniors are eligible to parti- Free parking, convenient public casting of the games on television. the University received more than struct the destroyed part of the Villanova University in 1985. destruction: When successfully completed, He "I don't know what in America. Writers will be com- who are planning to return to transportation and a meal allow- artwork at his cipate. The London Theatre Pro- Of the money received, a school whose team lost in the own expense. described his motivation for tiie was achieved it. the joint degree programs result Villan- by I can't under- peting for literary awards in school. ance are available. On May 1, he will travel to gram is highly selective and the ova keeps 50 percent. The other first round. Aceto said that this artwork: "What you try to do in stand why the people, whether poetry, fiction and playwriting. in two masters degrees, including The introductory workshop, number of students is strictly For more information, call (215) half is divided was a result of "eight of the nine Tivoli, a quarry 15 miles north of an abstract the master of divinity among the eight sculpture is relate they were Villanova students or Winners in each category will will degree "Going to College," be held limited. Applications for the full 831-4777. other teams in the Big Big East schools participating in Rome, where he will attempt to your ideas to the geometric not, did awarded by Pittsburgh theolog- East. shapes what they did." receive an honorarium of $2,000, April 21 from 6 to 9 p.m. This find marble as similar as possible 1988-89 year, or for the fall 1988 Craig Miller, director of Sports post-season play." and allow them to represent your Dugan also expressed his desire a trip to York to participate ical Seminary. For specific infor- New workshop will cover such topics semester, must be mailed by According to Aceto, the confer- to that in his sculpture. feelings. to May mation about the joint degree Information, said the profits "reassure the student body" in a celebrity reading of their work as time financial management, 1; the deadline for the spring 1989 received by Villanova ence did financially well last "I must try to match the same "I the that programs contact: Director of "go into the chose subject of an "The Awakening" will be and a literary reception. aid, educational terminology and semester is November 15. color and veining. It's very diffi- 'Awakening' for the university reconstructed, Admissions, Pittsburgh Theolog- The FAA plans to hire approx- "if all goes well," Deadlines for entries is June 1. career planning. imately 3,0()0 cult, but it's something I've gQt because a school is by Barbara Kaplan, ical Seminary, 616 N. Highland men and women an environ- September 15. For more information, write to: Contact dean The communications skills over this year and train them for The Negro Ensemble Company, of the college, Sarah Lawrence Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa 15206 or call workshop will be held on Mon- careers as air traffic control Goode partakes College,r. Bronxville, New York, toll free 1-800451-4194. McDonald's Literary Achieve- days, April 25 through May 16, specialists. All new hired people ment Awards, P.O. Box 778, from 6-8 p.m. This four-part 10708 for more information. receive their initial ATC training Times Square Station, New York, will workshop focus on the proper as paid employees at the FAA NY 10108. usage of grammar in writing in groundbreaking SUPPORT and University of New Orleans The Washington Center, a non- Academy in Oklahoma City. Most verbal communication. International Study Programs profit educational organization, are hired at a base salary of four-part The mathematics will host this year's Brunnenberg will offer a two-week symposium $18,726. Those that successfully skills workshop will be held on SPECIAL OLYMPICS Scholarships Study Tour from May 26 through titled, "Crisis and Choice in complete the academy course then Thursdays, April through 28 May June 26. The Brunnenberig castle- American Foreign Policy" on will be assigned to a field facility 19, from 6-8 p.m. farmhouse-museum complex is August 14-26, 1988. It will take where the on-the-job training will Special Scholaraliip Opportunities Interested individuals may reg- located in Dori Tirol in northern in Washington, D.C., and is begin. AT VILLANOVA! The Adolph Coors Company place ister for one, all Olympics two or three of Italy. offered for undergraduate and No previous aviation experience will provide $501,000 in scholar- the free workshops. For more Participants live in a renovated graduate students. is required of persons applying to Pennsyli/ania ship funds to eligible dependents information call the University Tyrolean farmhouse and take An optional third week on these positions. Those who pass of honorably discharged American College at (215) 895-1826. their noon meal at the Brunnen- "American-Soviet Relations" will the test and meet other qualifica- veterans. Scholarship application berg Castle. They enroll in a three- be held from August 7-13. A tions will have their names added forms are now available through^ A lecture concerning, "John credit English course, The Medie- highlight of this optional week to the list of persons eligible for Coors distributors, veterans ser- Updike: The Pennsylvania Sto- val Castle in Italian Literature will be a foreign policy-making controller jobs. vice organizations or by writing THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 21 ries" will be held at 3:30 p.m. in and work in the castle museum. simulation in which each sympo- Each applicant must have three Coors Veterans' Memorial Scho- Drexel University's Living Arts Field trips and tutoring in German sium member plays a role. years work experience, a college larship Fund, P.O. Box 3111, Lounge, 322 on Chestnut St., and Italian will be available. The registration deadline is d^;ree or a combination of work or calling Northbrook, IL 60065, by April 19. The lecture is free and For further information or an May 2. Colleges typically award and college experience. AT toll-free 1-80049COORS. Applica- SMOKEY JOE'S open to the public. For more application, write UNO Interna- two or three academic credits for Additional information can be tions must be postmarked no later information, contact Dr. Burton tional Studies Programs, P.O. Box participation and low-cost housing obtained from Shirley Gerard at than July 1. Porter, (215) 895-1823. 1315-B, University of New is available to all participants. (301) 859-3733. Starting at 9 p.m., for Writers every $3 pitcher sold, News Wanted $1 will be donated to support Special Olympics Come to 201 Dougherty at Viflonova. Ask for Dante or Noel

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«» r-*^ Senate votes in favor of tmfaefiiecttiiMiiewfcifciiii (ConH'nuedfrom page 1) meiit, declaring that by passing year, do you think they're going 7-2 with one abstention. the budget and subsequently to give money?'* he asked. Lewis Student Senator John Lewis raising tuition 10 percent. Villa then received knid applause fixm then made a motion that the nova is not living up to its mission the student protQitors. Senate not recommend the budget of enrolling "students with Armenti then asked what siae as prepared by the Senate budget diverse social, geographic, eco- the increase shouki be, Brach said committee. The motion was nomic and educational it should be a 4 percent increase, seconded by Phil Brach, Student backgrounds. adding that we're addreasin^ a Government president. Lewis gave an example of a national problem. We're spendinf "This amendment will send a student who was first in her class money like the federal clear message [ta the Board of with a 690 verbal score and 610 government." Trustees]. I'd like to restructure math score on the Scholastic He said that most schools spend debate from letting the amend- Aptitude Test, but was unable to 10-15 percent of their budget on ment slide through to a debate on attend because of financial financial aid while Villanova why this budget should not be reasons. spends 2-4 percent. The student moved to the Board of Trustees," "Here is someone who ooukl supporters replied with loud jeers. Lewis said. truly qualify to share in the You don't always get the best. Clay then said that the amend- academic experience of Villanova You get what you can live with," ment was unnecessary since the [but] she's going to Rutgers said Dr. Joseph E. Thompson, report had been "overwhelmingly because we didn't have the finan- faculty senator and political (PMotffO'Hm budget commit- cial aid, we didn't have the resour- science professor, of the budget, supported" by the Despite a large student turnout, the University Senate approved the tee. "We've done too much work ces. We didn't care enough to help Clay added that the University 1988-89 budget reconunendation by a vote of 17- 16. to be ignored," he said. the people who were accepted to must pay for the debt on the would Dr. Angelo Armenti, dean of this school," he said. duPont Pavilion and for better over $1 million and that he Lewis added that unless the vote against the budget because University College, argued that Lewis urged that the Senate teachers, since the University is Senate "gets serious about send- were "screwed up." the motion was out of order. The "think about the people who'll becoming more prestigious. the priorities ing a serious message to the Board ^ of Trustees, it is wasting a lot of motion was then voted on and never come here. Think about the Faculty Senator Dr. Harry R. ^,. „, , J Nicole Blanche, student senator, defeated. people who came here and cati't Strack, political science professor, valuable people's time. We'll wait then said the Senate should first Lewis debates against budget stay here. I've lost friends that said that he was in favor of the ^ntil hell freezes over until we get solve the issue of across-the-board Lewis then stood up and oegan can't afford it. I know people that tuition increase "100 percent," ^j^^^ ^^ want." spending before the budget is a long speech on the budget have $48,000 in debt when they but did not agree with the faculty passed. Currently, every organi- After more debating, the Senate proposal which was then up for come out of this University." salary increase. zation on campus is allotted a voted on whether to approve the discussion. "I fought like hell to Lewis added that the University He expressed concern that there fixed amount of money per year. budget. stop [this budget] and I think it's will not have a strong alumni was no long-range plan to increase very bad for the University. Not if alumni are in debt salary to a level which is organization, faculty Student senator Brian Moses Faculty reactions because it raises my tuition $800. bemuse of college expenses. "If acceptable for competitive institu- then said that he is "carrying a Maurone said he felt that the I'll be able to get the money, but you embitter the student body by tions. He also disclosed that the monkey on his back" because of student protest was legitimate I have friends that won't." increasing their tuition every football subsidy for next year is the debts he has for loans which and that the students were well Lewis cited the Mission State- be paid back. behaved. "It was certainly intim- This is a listing of the University senators' votes on the proposed budget must idating," he said. He added, how- recommendation for 1988-89. He said he would "love to give ever, that Student Government's the University money" a^s an argument_ against the budget accepted rejected alumnus, but would^not be able should have been brought up^in Arvanites-F Blanche-S because of his debt. "We shouldn't the fall when the Senate voted to Cannon-F Brach-S compare ourselves to other accept the priorities as presented Clay-A Carman-S schools. We should be ourselves," by the planning and priorities Doody-F Curtis-S he added. He said the University committee. EUis-A Fahrman-S is "creating a cycle of anger" if Fee-F lorio-S the Senate passes the bud^t. Dr. John A. Doody, faculty Fenner-A Karam-S council chairperson and chairper- Fitzpatrick-A Kriesen-S Alumni Senator Frank Zarilli, son of the philosophy department, Frankino-A Lewis-S said "if you can't afford it, you who voted in favor of the budget,

Gallen-A . Moses-S can't be admitted." He added that said that he did not feel good about Griffin-A Neville-A if the Senate voted down the hisdedsion. Joye-F Pendrak-S budget, the Board of Trustees He described his decision to' Longman-F Punzi-F would probably still implement it. accept the budget as an "unhappy Paparella-F Strack-F Zarilli, however, ultimately compromise." He added that he Rice-A Valiga-F decided to change his vote and voted for the decision which the Riley-A Zarilli-AL reject the budget. faculty council took. Ziegler-A Brach later said that the finan- Maurone said he was surprised Villanova is (Photo by O'Neill) A-Administrative senator F-faculty senator S-student senator AL- cial aid situation at that the Senate vote was as close student I Approximately 200 student pro- alumni senator at a crisis level. "As a as it was and added that the Board testors were present at the March senators who left early: Armenti-A, Lynch-A, Rotte-F, Thompson-F would not support a budget that of Trustees was scheduled to meet 25 Senate meeting in support of senators with excused absences: Capone-A went through this process. It's a Tuesday to review the budget Student Government's attempt to senators with unexcused absences: Brancatella-S, Wible-S problem which is inherently proposal for final recommen- vote down the budget. Senate chairperson: Maurone-F; does not vote. wasteful." dation. '^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ '^^^^^^^^^A^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ co "7^ ZL QQO FAST FREE DELIVERY!! WITH $6.00 MINIMUM OflDER LA NOVA PIZZA COMPANY 789 Lancaster Ave. • Villanova, PA Houra: Sun.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-1 a.m. • Fri. A Sat 11 a.m.-3 a.m. Owned and operated by Vincent Amendda. former owner of Vincent's Pizza In Overbrook Considered the l)est Pizzeria In West PttUadelptiia NOW HIRING PIZZA Large Medium Small Stromboli Cheese Pepperoni Mushrooms Sausage Ground Beef Green Peppers ^ Onions Anchovies 2nd topping 3rd topping Special White Pizza w/ch. Broccoli Cheese

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. . to Reporter between our stated mission and undergraduate proems. include Dr. Wayne Bremser, . that wilPshape and define the The PEC was also required Now here we have an invasion due Staff been named to fill the position. daily practice" The final report is composed of accounting professor; the Rev. environment in which the Univer- follow a "fixed pie" mandate, to which three million people fled. Recently, Dr. John J. Schrems — "the intellectual 324 recommendation^ including Donald Burt, sity will operate over the next five which required that if any pro- And to it Five academic departments will was named chairperson-elect of climate on OS.A., philosophy we managed stop within Teller speaks campus" 302 related to specific programs professor; the Rev. Edmund Doth years" and evaluating those for- grams were to gain a larger an expenditure of $50 million. have new chairpersons banning the political science department, — "perceived problems with a and 22 general ones. The 22 bin, O.S.A., who became the ces' "likely impact ... on Villan- portion of the University's resour- That is a measure of what defense, in the 1988 fall semester, accord- and will replace Dr. Priscilla G. By DANIEL Teller lectured for an hour on number of our graduate general recommendations include assistant to the dean of the College ova over the next five years in the ces, others' portions would be properly applied, may be able to MORIARTY ing to Dr. Charles L. Cherry, Hopkirk, who has been chairper- Staff Reporter the growing necessity for safe programs" some of the more significant ones, of Arts and Sciences in September; context of both opportunity and reduced, according to Armenti. do. associate vice president for Aca- son for 10 years. Schrems has nuclear energy as an alternative — "the need to further explicate which will "require the Board of Robert Garbarino, one of the constraint," according to the The University Senate will What has your role been in demic Affairs. been part of the faculty since 1%5. newsletter. meet to make a resolution con- Renowned physicist Dr. to fossil fuels and solar energy as the proper balance between grad- Trustees' attention," said deans of the Law School; Dr. developing nuclear energy The department chairpersons Hopkirk will continue as a Uni- Also, the PEC considered the cerning the PEC's final report Edward Teller gave a lecture well as on the connection between political science professor. uate and undergraduate Armenti. Edward Guinan, astronomy pro- that is not defense -related? are recommended by inter- versity University's internal strengths April 29. titled "The Energy Evolution" technology and peace. education" The main issue which the fessor; the Rev. John Hagen, I had a few little inputs. For departmental committees and are The chemical engineering Monday at 7:30 He called for an report addresses is the Universi- O.S.A., p.m. in the Vil- increase in department has Dr. — "the need to further define the English professor; Dr. instance, in 1984, I became the selected by the dean of the cor- named . GENERAL FINDINGS OF THE PEC STUDY ty's lanova Room of the Connelly defensive weapons such as the Michael C. Kelly as the new proper role of scholarship and academic programs, said Michael C. Kelly, chemical engi- chairman of the First Advisory responding school, according to Center. Strategic Defense Initiative [SDI] research in relation to teaching" Armenti. neering professor; Dr. Dennis Committee on Nuclear Safe- the faculty regulations manual. department chairperson. Kelly STRENGTHS Approximately 500 people and a simultaneous decrease of The PEC list of University PEC background Kuhn of the masters of business guards. I had been very much has taught at Villanova for 19 attended the lecture, which offensive weapons. strengths include: The PEC based its final evalua- administration program; Dr. Joyce interested in the safety of nuclear was Dr. Charles H. Helmetag, chair- years. Dr. Robert F. Sweeny, 1. Our unique mission sponsored by the physics depart- person of the modern languages — "our unique mission" tions partially on reports written Longman, mathematical science reactors. In his discourse on safe chairperson of the department for 2. high quality of faculty nuclear The our ment in conjunction with the department, will be resigning — "the high quality of our faculty by outside evaluators, such as Dr. professor; Jean Maurer, nursing energy, Teller at the past five years, said that he 3. high quality of advocated small The our undergraduate students Energy Advisory Council of the the end of this year after 15 years [and] ... our undergraduate Arthur Shriberg of Xavier Univer- professor; William McNichol, civil Do you think that fusion is a nuclear plants which could be will be resigning at the end of this 4. The ability, loyalty and dedication of our staff Philadelphia Electric Company to as department chairperson. Helme- students" sity, who wrote a report on Stu- engineering professor; Dr. Eter- possibility in the 20th built underground and be year. 5. excellence of virtually all made The undergraduate programs commemorate the department's tag said that he will remain with — "the ability, loyalty and ded- dent Life. nard Prusak, religious studies century? completely automatic, thus elim- Also resigning as chairperson at 6. The excellence of a number of our graduate programs 50th anniversary. the modern languages department ication of our staff" Also, leaders and directors of professor; Dr. Bernard Reilly, Essentially, no. Fusion has inating human error. the end of this year is Dr. George 7. The University's location and image Welcoming remarks were deli- as a professor. — "the excellence of virtually all University programs described history professor; and Dr. John mistakenly been over-emphasized. He commented that the Nuclear German T. Radan, chairperson of the art vered by the Rev. John M. DriscoU, Dr. Estrella B. Ogden, undergraduate programs" their program goals to the PEC, Wojcik, chemistry professor. I believe that the best hope is a ^^^""^^^""'yPpor,ro7nrv'''r^m,cc.^«Commission [NRCl a Spanish and art history department. CONCERNS O.S.A.. University president, and professor at Villanova — "the University's location and according to Armenti. The PEC members were hybrid reactor where 1 or 2 per- "ought to be abolished" because, since 1980, According to Cherry, no official professor Miro Todorovitch, image" The PEC met 78 times since it cent comes from fusion and the exec- was named as the new chairper- replacement has been named yet. charged by DriscoU to employ for instance, their licensing proce- ' 1. Academic space S'.r utive 'director of Scientists and son of the modern languages The PEC's praise of the Univer- began discussions in February strategic planning in making their rest from fission. dure is "clumsy" and "not cost- Another recent change in depart- 2. Perceived problems with a number of our graduate programs Engineers for Secure Energy. sity's graduate program was 1986. Twenty of the meetings "resource allocation recommenda- effective." department. ment chairpersons occurred this 3. Perceived and real differences between our stated mission and daily What is your answer to The mechanical engineering past January. Dr. Gerald Long practice Teller, who was born in Hun- In drawing the connection department is in the process of reports of plant workers sleep- in studied in between technology and replaced Dr. Daniel J. Ziegler as 4. The need to further define the proper role of scholarship and gary 1908, Europe peace, ing on the job and taking selecting a new chairperson. The chairperson of the psychology research in relation to teaching and came to America in time to Teller stressed the need for a English seminar planned drugs? current chairperson, Dr. Edward department. Ziegler became the join the famous Pro- bipartisan foreign policy if the 5. The need to further explicate the proper balance between graduate Manhattan To my knowledge nuclear V. McAssey, is stepping down new graduate school dean in and undergraduate education ject, which created the first atomic available technology is to effec- after this year. According plants are not the cause of nuclear bomb. lively promote world peace. to September. By CHRISTINE E. ATKINS which will follow the 5. The intellectual climate on campus Lytel-Murphy said that there accidents, people are. Throw out Staff Reporter presentations. exists a widely held misconception the humans. The guests speaking will be that is an English major only for, There is, for instance, a specific The English department will be four professionals, including Wil- ^6No matter how the individual who wishes to plan to improve the system at presenting a professional career laim Jones '57, who is presently J. teach English. in Yet reality, their Professor dies Peachbottom which is completely seminar April 20 at 3:30 p.m. in assistant manager of public infor- firm grasp of the language makes badthq^are, the automated, is underground, and Connelly Center Cinema. mation division at Philadelphia By KEVIN C.HEIL involved in the Economics Society V them especially sought after in the in which humans play no role In an effort to enlighten stu- Electric Company; and Herbert Assistant job market in fields of News Editor and the Italian-American Club. commun- except if the reactor gets into dents on the numerous career and Aspbury '67, the executive vice . Grandma loves ications, politics, banking and Lucia was also a disabled veter- trouble and shuts itself down. academic options available to the president for Manufacturers Han- Dr. Joseph L. Lucia, a professor medicine, among numerous an who fought in the Army during Then authorized experts specifi- graduate with an English major, over Trust; Kathleen Rowe McKee of economics at Villanova, died others. the Korean War. can go there and to hear the a panel of four Villanova gradu- '75, vice president of cally'*selected marketing The panel itself reflects a sam- April 8 at Bryn Mawr Hospital. ates with English majors resident won't fall asleep. Humans are the from for Edward S. Gordon Commercial ple of the divergent paths the He was 55. A of Rosemont, he is past years will Achilles' heel and are not needed. latest jotes.9^ present their post- Real Estate; and Jane Ackerman graduate with an English major Lucia was raised in the Tacony survived by his wife, Ida; a son, graduate choices '77, What was the nature of your and direction. Schappert the regional man- will pursue. According to Lytel- section of Philadelphia. A gradu- Joseph, Jr.; two daughters, Rose According to Professor Marie conflict with Oppenheimer? June ager for the Southeastern United Murphy, she and other faculty in ate of Temple University, he did and Gina Marie; a brother, Lytel-Murphy, Villanova Michael; sister, Two eminent people have been students States division of Xerox the department would like to see graduate work at the University a Mary Dambro; with English majors, and three hurt badly and probably unjustly, minors and Corporation. similar conferences held in the of Pennsylvania's Wharton School grandchildren. all interested students may equal- for the same shortcoming. One In addition to the conference, future, in the hope of quelling of Business. His funeral mass was held ly benefit from this opportunity was Robert Oppenheimer, the the speakers will also visit some some doubts about the major itself He came to Villanova in 1957 Tuesday at the Main Chapel and to meet and talk with those who other was Richard Nixon. Both classes for the purpose of a more and shedding a new light upon its and was active in several Univer- he was buried in Calvary Ceme- have tasted life beyond academia worked very well. Both deviated personal student-alumni ex- depth. sity committees. He was also tery in West Conshohocken. in a very clear and obvious way in a question-and-answer period change. from the truth in a public situa- tion. And in both cases this had personal consequences which I

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By FRANK PUCCI home video titled "Rock 'n Roll: Must we hire A Search for God." What I thought I would like to bring to your would be a look from a Christian attention a problem of which not perspective at how some rock many Villanova students are yet stars express their spirituality babysitters? aware. The problem concerns the through their music was actually actions of the organization United nothing more than an inflamma- This year's student elections looked very promising, Christian Outreach (UCO). To tory fundamentalist propaganda as we had two very qualified and competent candidates help you understand exactly what film. UCO is doing wrong, let me first running for Student Government president. Unfortunate- The film shamelessly tried to give you some background infor- associate every rock performer ly, some disturbing and appalling events have clouded mation about my personal ties from Madonna and Michael Jack- this vision, and now we are forced like children who with the organization. son to Slayer and Metal Church to reprimand by the administration. Before starting college I had misbehaved await our with Satan worship. It treated the been warned of religious organi- The unethical actions and mudslingings between the subject with a completely one- zations that may at first seem raise serious questions about the sided fundamentalist point of two campaigns innocent and appealing but are. view that was solely based on leadership abilities of both Terise Fusco and Sean Closkey deep down, merely intense cult- opinion, not fact. Both candidates used the Villanovan as a device to like clubs whose members seek manipulate their campaigns. It angers and offends us that out to convert others, primarily As a fan of rock 'n roll, I can Closkey used the ViUanovan's Election Extra of April incoming freshmen. honestly say that there is definite, After all, the brainwashing indisputable concrete evidence 12 as campaign material. He utilized his endorsement for people, "if you deny me, you deny truth would advocate a bunch of the group's recruiters were clever effects exerted upon vulnerable available to disprove at least 95 God!" The faithful believed his lie blatant truth distortions as those enough to circumvent them. his own means by distributing and urging passersby minds by such hypocritical figures percent of the filmmakers' accu- then; the filmmakers want the put forth in "Rock 'n Roll: A to"Vote for Sean Closkey." as Sun Myung Moon, Jim Jones sations of satanism. They some- does take part in many faithful to believe their lies today. Search for God," can one imagine UCO are completely outraged at Fusco's unjust and and television evangelists like how either forgot to mention or We how clever and manipulative beneficial projects, such as aid to Jerry Falwell and Oral Roberts deliberately denied the facts; the I was obviously very insulted by blantant disregard for freedom of the press and freedom UCO's tactics may have been the homeless in Philadelphia. to be very only "proof" they had to offer was I able to Letters to the Editor have been shown the production, but was However, students, particularly of speech. She obstructed the rights of students by toward controlling his thoughts in severe. along the lines of "believe me or see right through it. After all, it other more mundane gatherings? freshmen (who are very vulnera- attempting to dispose of over 1,000 copies of the issue Because I feared being caught else." a cult recruiting device was only ble targets), I found out almost two years later must keep a very the chance or opportunity up in something like that, I was utilized fear as its chief before the student body had that sharp lookout for organizations For example, the film accused than I should have, that all of my offends minorities obviously skeptical about UCO weapon. However, at the time of to read it. Fusco Jackson's "Thriller" video to be suspicions about UCO being a like UCO which may not be as when I was first introduced to it viewing it, I was in a room full right to publish editorial innocent as first appear. The Villanovan has the an a celebration of the occult (and, fanatical recruit group were they To the Editon of the world lumped together as jargon and generalizations quite in September 1986 through a of UCO members, including my expressing the opinions of the Editorial Board. The therefore, of satanism), while at correct. a useless mass of unwanted waste often result tli angry, resentful, friend (we were both freshmen at friend, who apparently believed In closing, I would like you to This letter is in response to the same time they both denied Villanovan realizes its vital impact upon the Villanova and deemed "burdens to society?" clarifying letters like this one. the time). every word of it! I did not write know that UCO founding member, Terise Fusco's comments in the Jackson's deeply Christian beliefs this letter to newspaper. Fusco, in the future, it community as we are the sole student would From the very beginning, the attack religion in general nor to Ed Lis, now a religion teacher at election extra issue of the Villa- Cynthia C. and stated that his anti-occult I talked with friend after- for to Glover I my Because we did not previously schedule an issue after be wise you not generalize. only UCO-related events whine about my misfortune of novan of April 12. Fusco message at the beginning of the I discovered that over Villanova, has been showing The use of assumptions, political Qaas of 1990 attended were parties, barbecues wards, and additional losing a friend to something I Easter and before the election, we published an addresses the issue of minority video is only a satanic cover-up. the past few months he had "Rock 'n Roll: A Search for God" the like. on one or two anjl. Only feared very much. I instead wish issue. We felt an obligation to inform the students about recruitment in what I feel is a assumed a new unusually reli- to his freshmen classes of Chris- occasions did I attend UCO's Along with literally hundreds of to warn Villanova students the debates and to present objective interviews about each most racist manner. EDTTORS ASSISTANT EDTTORS gious and narrow-minded view of tian Theology in a Changing weekly Wednesday night prayer opinion-based examples like this, against joining organizations like Fusco refers to minorities as a life. not like at all. N«iirt: Noel E. Faico Naws: Kevin C. HeU This was him World. I do not of the candidates. It is unfortunate that the calendar and meeting; I never wanted to get the film included a very frighten- UCO because of the reasons pre- know whether or portion of society Villanova needs DanteJ. Scala Jennifer Reidy not the time restraints forced us to publish our issue on election overly involved with the ing final word: Those viewers who Since he had become so deeply viously stated here. religious studies depart- to reach. I agree. But Fusco's Faaturaa: R. Michael Bullotta Sharon A. Waters organization. disagree with what was said in ment is aware that he is doing without adequate opportunity for response. It was involved with UCO over that I thought friend^s day reasons for supporting minority Susan E. Corcoran Fastursa: Jacqueline QentHe once my Little did I know that a friend because Satan the film do so period, the most certain conclu- emotional this, but I ask you all to please beyond our control and in no way a malicious intent to recruitment arc highly offensive Entartaimnant: Kalhryn Quigley Enlartirininent ANen Ambroeino common sense and of mine had been going to meetings "wants" them to disagree with it. think about this for a moment. as black student and a sion is that he had somehow been strength were sufficient to resist discredit a candidate's campaign. to me a Sports: John Ricco Jeff Gillies almost every week. Nevertheless, changed by the group. If he, a big proud, lifetime member of one of Scancarella a near-brainwashed admittance We made an intelligent decision and we back our Doug Sports: Jim Bowman both the organization and its In all honesty, is not this just fan of rock music could accept as into but the techniques of Frank Pucci is a sophomore. the ''minority'* groups she JohnF.SwHt bold, immobilizing UCO, endorsement of Sean Closkey. members seemed friendly and a trap designed includes in her comments. Managing Editon harmless for long time. to scare people into becoming The Villanovan has completed its role in the election a Fusco said that "if we don't Andrea LoCasck) followers of some cult by not our endorsement and continue as an objective provide [minorities] with However, one Friday night a with now we them l-ayout DirsctOR Eileen McGinley allowing them to even question Professor comments on V.U. leqture aid, will not be few weeks ago I saw something and impartial news source. However the election financial they Art EditOR Andrew BuHton their own better judgment of what were^noozing during the "lessons conclusion would you draw from educated so later on we're going Intams: Cymhia B. Bosnian, Kathleen Reichner that changed everything. By NICHOLAS B. of Chernobyl" section to Teller's concludes, we hope the vital link between the Villanovan they see and hear? This is the TUFILLARO this observation? to have to pay for them through Ptiotogisphy: Dana Shafie same trick that was used in the lecture; they woke up during the and Student Government will continue in order to achieve I was invited by my friend to No one spoke up to substantially welfare." Qfssic Fags: JHI DeForte. Sieve DelDuco — now, how much Paul's Ardmore home to watch a 1970s by Jones, who told his SDI portion challenge Teller's arguments in our primary purpose — to inform the students. Fusco — 1 can assure you that Edward Teller, who will no Adwartlsing Dirsctor: Jim Duffy money will GE make from Star support of nuclear weapons and Let's not let our opposing views stifle progress. I am not a burden to this society Sailer doubt be remembered as the chief Subscfflptlons/BIIUng: Pam Wars? nuclear energy. By speak up. I or to the University. Furthermore, architect and primary advocate F.Y.i. Coordinator. CoNatte Mitchell But back to the appearances mean literally to raise one's voice blacks and other minorities have for the American H-bomb, deli- l*arsonala/ClaaaHlad: Paul lacovoni motif. The questions, dutifully to say for instance: "Mr. Teller, paid their dues and earned a vered a set of simple messages on AdvlaoR June W. Lytel-Murpfiy written on 3x5 cards offered to the U.S. Catholic bishops' letter respectable place in this and other Quote of Note April 11 to a sedate Villanova a success Teller at the end of the talk, on The Challenge of Peace: God's Protest nations. Do all minorities not audience. Staff: RichaRjUAbraham, Michael Aimette, Ludnda ANieri, John appeared to be judiciously sorted Promise and Our Response' says work? Are there no non-minority Baker. KarlajBeckner, Tom Brugger, Monica Byrne, Diane P. There are people so addicted to exaggeration that they can 7 tell Teller's messages were simple »» (dare I say censored) by the ... ' members of our society who live Carman, Bill Oatr, Russ Ceccola. Mary E Charest. John Chepega, the truth without lying. enough; first, the United States audience, We applaud the initiative on both parts of student moderator. Lastly, the off of public assistance? needs to build more nuclear power I feel ashamed that I did not Diane A. Clltone, Andrea Cinelli. Joanne L Conrad, Wayne Creskill. in accepting both Teller's mesage senators and students attending the March 25 Senate Perhaps, Fusco, your intentions plants to decrease its dependence speak up to offer Teller a genuine Jim Crossan, Steve D'Angelo, Tim Daniels, Joe DeFuMo, Michael Josh Billings and their 3x5 dialogue, appeared meeting. Almost 200 students united together to voice for discussing minority recruit- on foreign oil imports, and second, challenge. The organizers of Denison. GJ. DonneHy, Diane Dragonedo, Bob Duggan. Chris to tacitly accept the forum in ment were noble. But your quo- should pursue Teller's visit did their best to their concerns on the proposed tuition increase as well Etgen, Krislen Fallan, Paul Fratamioo, Debbie Gross, Kevin A. Hecht. the United States which his message was delivered. tations come off to me, a black Karen k>vino, Luci Jankovvski. Michael both negotiated disarmaments avoid such a challenge, but I as the future of Villanova. Student senators John Lewis Jones, Theresa Jones, As I said, it was an evening of student at Villanova, as discrim- Bridget KeNecher, Terry Kelly. Baft)ara Kresch. Irene V. Langran. and SDI to further world peace believe that Teller himself would and Phil Brach led the thrust to defeat the budget and appearances. In fact, I doubt that inating, racist, small-minded and and American interests. prefer a genuine dialogue. Jackie Lanza, Andrew Mathis, Dave Maylish, ENiott McEkiowney. Teller is a mouthpiece for PECO, focused on the issues of financial aid, Villanova's image uninformed. Catholic ot Teller s Joe McGowan, Carolyn Mirabile, Steve Montresor. Cdeen Moore. As a and an American or that the questions were cen- The luminous detail reputation the Senate budget process. Granted, there are minorities I found Teller's talk of phrase "the and and Dan Moriarty. Sharon Neubauer, Mary O'NeiN. Christopher Pepe, very disturb- sored, or that no one else felt a lecture is his turn who do not support themselves as ing; The effort was not purely selfish on the part of the Stephen Powers. Dana Rao. Siobhan Roder. Kristine Ryan. Stephen not only because of Teller's similar sense of viseral disgust miserable third world" to describe they should. But there are non- J. message, but also because of the current economic condition students, for they did not simply wish to defeat on the Schlager, Michelle Shanahan. Sieve Shillekki. Tare Stiigito. Amy over the evening. And yet, I have the minorities who also choose to Spenser, Maureen Stapleton, Laura Stevens, Elana Rose Starr. complacency with which the otherwise faced by the majority of the basis of the tuition increase, but on the premise that no evidence to think needlessly "burden" society and Suboungi. audience greeted this message. world's population. Teller could Amgad T. Patlon Trimble. Christine A. Wnuk, MaryJo from what I observed Monday Villanova would lose its academic, social and economic therefore Villanova. Not all of us impover- Yanrmcone. It was an evening of appear- evening — and, at least in science, have used the terms "academic haven for the minorities, blacks in particular, dispossessed, diversity and become an ances. Teller appeared to be a what we can not observe, we can ished, unfortunate, are here on "free-rides" for wha- malnurished or wealthy," if the budget passed. The writing, articlee, lay-out. pictures and format are the mouthpiece for Philadelphia Elec- not comment upon (clearly, not exploited, hungry, tever reason. Our parents, rela- responsibMHy of the Editorial tric told simply suffering. Yet, the word he It was uplifting to see a room, so often empty, filled EdSor and the Board and do not Company (PECO) as he the comment of a string theorist). tives and friends work at jobs just neceeaarily ti chose to describe those who with concerned students armed with posters and vocal represent the view of the adminis alton, facuSy and us that the lesson from Chernobyl Teller seemed to imply that as I sure your associates do. am students unlees specWcaNy siBlBd The UniiMfsi^ aubecribaa to the was that humans should not nuclear technology could be devel- hunger most for food, peace and with loud rounds of applause. But this issue goes beyond that. principle of responsible ftsadom of axprsasion for our sludsat editors. operate nuclear reactors because oped as a useful energy source for justice was "miserable." Unfortunately, the budget slimly passed by a vote The real issue in question and humans make mistakes — thus the third world (an intriguing Next time, why don't you get controversy is your usage of the of 17- 16, which is a surprising and encouraging outcome. The VfKanovan ia pubNshad Fridays, 10 iiSuss a samastor. Teller drew the conclusion that all thought, given that nuclear reac- Johnathan Kozol to give a lecture. term "burden." Just whom do you yet, Kozol and Teller, Even more sad is the fact that the budget could have Circulalton: S»500. Subecripiona are svrtabis al $17J0 par year. nuclear reactors should be rully tors are the essential resource for Or better define to a society as a "burden" For ad>«rSsing informalton contact Iha oMoa 10 Jim. to 4 p.m. automated (but humans design bombs, a lesson so that they can meet face to face been defeated if the two i^nexcused student senators were making nuclear and who gave you the right to weekdays. 21 5-S46-7207. nuclear reactors and their auto- so that — as President Reagan is Wible showed well known to Israel and Iraq), present. Robert Brancatella and Mark mandate such a definition? Is the let the mation systems ... how many and that solar technology could fond of saying — we can blatant disregard of their duties when they failed to attend high school football star who fall The vmnovan iiisaisi Sis rightis rslUss sny.ad InssiSone times did your computer crash not be developed as a useful chips (nuclear ash?) where bi^ks his leg during his first the meeting. duo to qussSpnsbli ssstsnl snd sp|M>» WwitoJansk l^js dsodlini last week?) energy, source for the third world they may. collcfe season a "burden" to hii Sadly, as apathy finally shows si^s of diminishing to placa advaiSsing is 12 p.ni. Sis Tussdsy pHor to putaHsMlon. (how much price support does the I could not help but notice that team and university or does he Nicholas B. Tufillaro i$ a pro- at Villanova, two student representatives only reinforce solar industry receive?). The 3x5 still diterve hit promiMd The the PECO officials who were cti^kft cards were sorted into two or more fessor in the department oj physics it. education? Are all the minoritiea given front row seats to the talk piles by the moderator, what at Bryn Mawr College.

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it is inexcusable. The press serves represents the students and its April 15. 1968 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pagt 17 By NOEL E. FALCO Letters yd JENNIFER REIDY as a watchdog on government and words end up in the trash, then those in power in order to protect what will Fusco do with the the rights d its constituents. It student body if she is unsatisfied is rather frightening with it? nmnm Apparently there is a lack of when thxmfi «U.JNi Dukakis rrsjMaacii IMS wit who represent our government, if Fusco supporter understanding about the role of Anyone who disagrees with the the press at Villanova (and in the only on the level of student govern- Villainovan's opinion has the country) lately. As a voice for ment, blatantly disregard these supported right to write a letter to the editor what is going on it Villanova, the rights. voicing their own views. feels betrayed newspaper has the responsibility By disposing over a thousand They do To the Editor: copies of the Villanovan (hot hive the right to prevent of printing the issues and events into the Daniel Kelliher's op-ed piece on others from malung their own To the editon positions on campus. that concern Villanova students. Michael Dukakis was an unfair decision on the editorial by des- Admittedly, her decision to If it were not for the Villanovan, attack on Dukakis's character and troying almost $200 worth of After voting for Terise Fusco in bury the Villanovan issues was m sad to say, most students would incorrect in fact. newspapers. Jhe Villanovan this week's election and then a spur-of-the-moment mistake, not know what is going on behind It is true that Governor King ¥fhlh new$ gtorhs does not force-feed its beliefs to discovering she had personally but if she is capable of this type closed doors. laid much of the groundwork for its readers, who are mature and MliMCIBttm RRIKU dumped hundreds of issues of the of rash acting, what will she do must be facbuJ 90- m Massachusetts' election issues in as president? economic recov- stories be intelligent enough to reach their Villanovan While news must ery. But Dukakis was the man to cowits ofewmtB ivftflh dumpsters, I felt like I had just I have suggestion for first factual of events without own decisions. a her ,::S'Zie— accounts put the state's revenue to use in voted for Richard Nixon. action of office, if she is elected. the reporter's bias, editorials out Hmnportrnf9 Um, Fusco's actions angered those of programs for the handicapped, I would not have thought it She should start to lobby for G. serve to convey an educated and us who had put such hard work Professor probes unemployed and editoriuls sem to cou- conceivaole for a college under- Gordon Liddy to speak at 1989 higher insightful interpretation of this into that issue T(iey also rein- education. such total It news. the Villanovan Yoy on oducutod graduate to display graduation ceremonies. would m^ When oud hh forced our belief in our endorse- If an "ultra-liberal" is a person arrogance and disregard for free be only fitting, right? endorsed Sean Closkey for Stu- ment. We hope that before she who assists those who obviously sihtM bitoipiotuthm Israeli conflict press. Clearly, her actions prove dent Government president, in its runs for public office, she learns need helpo to maintain their she is too irrational and irrespon- Jim Bowman election supplemental issue last oftNsuows. the Bill of Rights art of and the allowed to return? If did, ridiculed livelihood, then I am all for that ByAMOSJ.LEFFLER they sort, Paper sible for public office of any Class of 1991 Tuesday, the editors did not come diplomacy. person. I will put any label you there would be standing room much less one of the highest assistant sports editor to this decision haphazardly. the Editon This significant question will I read your letter in the March only, and the pressure for retaking To want on that person as long as Instead, they contemplated their preclude any otheers, such as, their trash, presidential candidate 25 VilUuiovan concerning the all of the remainder of Israel Stupendous policies benefit their research and information l)efore waste of time, "Was the issue worthwhile?" Terise Noel E. Falco is a sophomore injustices of the Israeli soldiers in would be irresistable. constituents. their decision. Fusco showed either a effort, and money was the Vanil- recording Coinciding with the publication of Regarding the furlough pro- gross misunderstanding of or English and honors major and Israel, and could not help but As you can see the problems Students call lanovan. Not only was your the survey editor results can be the gram for prisoners, Kelliher took open contempt for the rights of the news of the Vilianovan. make some comments. which need to be addressed, with- attempt at satire toothless, but estimated cost of publishing the Jennifer Reidy is a junior biology out even mentioning things one sensational case and criticized The right to freedom of speech press and the students. The press Although I might be considered such the piece ranks as the No. 1 work work. a generally and the press is a basic tenet of major and assistant news editor of prejudiced on religious grounds, I asJerusalem, are almost insoluble. successful program is not a tool of the government or editorial unethical in humorlessness that I have seen the These exhibitions of courage based on that case. And the a free American society. To violate any one individual. If the pr^ss Villanovan, have spent considerable time in This is the reason that there has in my four years here (supplant- Terise Fusco throughout the may uncover a tremendous (and program was enacted by the Israel during sabbatical leaves been no progress made over the To the Editon ing, of course, Vanillanovans of entire article. We believe that traditional) waste Massachusetts state legislature, and so I speak from some years, despite many attempts and years previous). of student mudslinging is wrong in any funds, but it may also make not Dukakis. The representatives Letters to the Editor experience. much effort. We are writing concerning your Here is what you can do in order account, but what makes this amends for an effort that has of the voters in Massachusetts It is important to understand Is any solution possible? If one editorial of April 12, endorsing to restore any respectability you situation even worse is that a undermined the integrity of our should be held accountable if you what is taking place. This is a or the other group would agree to Sean Closkey for president of the might have attained prior to this supposedly school college want to blame for genuine insurrection, and so it give up all rights to the land in Student Government. We realize unbiased news- newspaper. someone one Phi publication; first, take a survey of defends Pi Kappa paper has taken part in the mud- isolated case. Student goes far police exchange for payment and that it is practice for beyond normal common Villanova students, using the slinging. We are appalled that the measures. The aim of the Pales- another place to settle, the answer newspapers such as the Villa- question, "Did you find the Vanil- Michael Mannix Josh Foley 'guilt'; involving Villanovan would partake in To the Editor: the fact that they all told its students, but only tinians taking part in these riots is yes. Otherwise the problem is novan, to endorse candidates for lanovan issue funny?" Class of 1988 Class of 1989 similar recollections of the same when they are made at the right is to destroy the stat6 of Israel, probably insoluble and joins the office prior to elections, but we such a practice. The endorsement In the four years that I have event is construed as an indication place and in the proper manner. as they state clearly themselves. list of many others such as North- have trouble agreeing with the would have been much more credible if it would have contained been reading the Villanovan, that they were lying. As further Otherwise, there is the danger It is in this light that the actions ern Ireland, Korea and the two way in which this endorsement ''Awakening" vandalism probed there have been a lot of articles proof against them, Stack noted that it could lead to members of of the soldiers should be under- Germanys. was presented. just positive information on why that made me angry, bu^until last that some of the brothers were the administration suddenly stood. Considering that after 15 Barring such a solution, can we First, we disagree with the time Closkey would make a good pres- To the Editor: infor- week's issue, I have never wanted concerned about repercussions sounding like Judge Wapner, weeks of this type of violence only make things at least bearable? at which the editorial was distrib- ident 'rather than negative March 26 was truly a sad day to actually pick up a pen and write against the fraternity while at the accusing the students of being a little over 100 people have died, This will not be easy, but one' uted. It may have been unethical mationon why Fusco would not for the Villanova University com- in- about one of them. The article hospital. guilty beyond a reasonable an indication of overly brutal interesting possibility is granting to distribote this editorial on the ' "^^ke a good presdient. We would ask that in the future, munity. At approximately 10 p.m. that I am talking about involved Now there's an open-and-shut suspicion. treatment is not apparent. the Palestinians rights to parti- day of the election. Most newspa- the in the Villanovan would be more sculpture outside the Connelly an investigation into a student case if I have ever heard one. Remember that several years ago cipate the Jordanian govern- pers will print such endorsements Tom McPherson Center was sevj»rely vandalized. in Syria there trouble with ment and to run their own local days before an upcoming election, careful and more ethical in endors- who was struck crossing Lancas- I do not want to sound naive. Class of 1988 was ing a specific candidate for office. The "Aw^kwiing" is the name ter Avenue while intoxicated. He Maybe the fraternity did cover the Moslem Brotherhood, and affairs. so as to promote discussion by the Thank you for your time and given this creative expression by was a pledge of Pi Kappa Phi something up. But there are Assad ordered that the city of electorate before the actual elec- Editor's Note: The Rev. John P. attention. the artist, Jay Dugan, who donated fraternity at the time. Apparently proper guidelines and procedures Homa be destroyed and the esti- The problem here is that most tion day. What the Villanovan Stack, O.S.A., dean of students, the piece to the University in 1984. the investigation was conducted mated deaths were 15,000 to Palestinians detest King Hussein has done was to endorse Closkey to find that out. Stack is even authoritative is certainly a qualified David J. Dodaro In addition to the visual plea- under the Rev. John P. Stack, quoted as saying that the appear- 20,000. In this light the casualties because of his policies in the West the day of the election, so as to source on an investigation he is Class of 1989 sure afforded to passersby over O.S.A., dean of students, since he ance of the meeting was so that are not ov^ly high. Bank between 1948 and 1%7, and have the "last word." conducting. It is common practice Kenneth S.Kalinow8ki the years, it has served as a was the only administration the brothers "would all be singing The view of many people both because of his suppression of the Secondly, this endorsement of the ViUanovan and all of the Class of 1989 meeting and resting place for member quoted in the article. the same tune." That sounds like in and ou\ of Israel is to trade revolt during Black September. smacks of unethical behavior in print media to accurately report Aaron P.Ander8on countless students during the Let me make it clear that I am something you would hear on peace for laiid. This seems like a Also Hussein is probably reluctant that it attempts to "mudsling" both sides of every story, which is Class of 1991 middday hours. ' not a member of Pi Kappa Phi. In television. reasonable ciunpromise, but it is to have control over these people clearly evident in "Fraternity The university community is fact, I did not get a bid when I important to remember that there since it would make Jordan 80 I fully support any efforts by the investigation underway" in the deeply saddened, embarrassed rushed their fraternity, so I do not are many Palestinian groups percent Palestinian instead of the school to investigate incidents March 25 issue ofthe Villanovan. and outraged by such a mindless feel any obligation to write a letter whose aim, as stated clearly and present 60 percent. Possibly some Artist questions attack. We express our heartfelt on their behalf. Also, I have no categorically, is to destroy Israel. larger grouping would be accept- sympathy to Dugan, who spent grudge against Stack; I have never If a settlement were reached, able but nothing obvious appears Environmental group untold hours conceiving and creat- even met the man, and his office with those groui>s who would here. work's destruction ing the beautiful and monumental has been very helpful to me on accept Israel, how do you handle It is just this hopelessness that work of art. Those responsible for several occasions. When I read the the more radical groups? People has brought on the present insur- To the Editon they have done a shameful disser- voices such a wounding to the Univer- article for the first time, I its concerns might argue "radical" vice was that the rection, and there is no reason to to your University and to you. Perhaps you can sity's commonwealth have no neither pro-fraternity nor anti- groups are small and impotent, expect a quick solution unless understand But I must say I am incredulous balloon ride place here as visitors to our administration. To the Editor: and be of the many but every Jew remembers that maximum force is used to supress somethit^ of the sadness and and deeply disappointed that small ballons completely. disillusion I feel over the destruc- campus not to mention as My problem is with the conclu- Hitler was put in that category it. We have the classic irresistable witnesses to the act — and there students. sions made, based on the circum- The newly-formed Villanova We fully support the ideas and the results of that error are force meeting/the immovable tion of "Awakening," the sculp- must have been some, perhaps behind Balloon Day. But ture I created and donated to The University must find a way stantial evidence presented in the Environmental Group (VEG) is we want all too well known to be repeated. object. At this/point nobody can you many — stood by and allowed it everyone to benefit to void itself of those who have article. Things are fine up untif concerned about the effects on the — including It is for this reason that most predict what ;will happen except Villanova students. to happen. And equally disen the animals and the environment. Compounding those troubUng such a lack of values and respect the sub-heading "Possible Cover- environment of the balloons Israelis, while eager for peace, thatit is unhkely that things will chanting is that they have not for University's norms. To that Up," after which Stack speculates released on Balloon Day. Once the have a deep skepticism towards return to the status quo. emotions is the confusion that come forward to identify those The Villanova besets over the mindless end I am asking your help. on the motives behind the actions balloons fall back to the earth, any agreement that they cannot We can only hope that some me who planned and executed it. barbarity Dugan is joining with the Uni- of Pi Kappa Phi following the they pose a threat both because Environmental Group enforce themselves. palliative will be found without which provoked the Their silence is cowardly. In a deed. would anyone deliber- versity in offering a $1 ,0(X) reward accident. they are not biodegradable, and An extremely important but the enormous amount of Why very real sense, it condones the ately fine for information leading to the From that point on, the article because animals who play with scarcely mentioned question is: bloodshed that will result in any smash a piece of art? deed. Thus, they become party to In that apprehension of the individual(s) ceases to be a factual news story them can be killed through suf- What happens to the people in the' forced solution. major marble and gran- it. ite sculpture I responsible for the destruction to and starts to become some kind focation or strangulation. camps in Lebanon, Jordan and had invested many It is my hope that the guilty the "Awakening." Anyone wit- of public cross-examination, with We understand Syria? If a territorial agreement thousands of dollars and more that the Cam- Letters Amos J. L^ffler is a professor in students are soon identified. I than 500 hours of time in nessing the vandalism or having a series of conjectures being made pus Ministry staff is looking into were reached, would they be the chemistry department. my my hope I can face them one day. Not any information is asked to speak by Stack followed by obligatory biodegradable ballons for future studio in Italy over an eight- to vent my anger, which has long to the Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., On the Recent Desecration of a Sculpture rebuttals by Pi Kappa Phi pres- Balloon Days. But we also under- month period. My purpose in since given way to quiet accept- policy Dean of Students, or myself. If creating it to give ident, Terence Dalton. standthat such balloons are very was a new ance oif the incident as another There on the stone table where the parted mask dimension to the lives of requested, your anonymity will be By having to answer to this expensive, and they solve only you harsh, perplexing reality of life. Blended its division into one. respected. ^'^^ The Vilianovan will print "Let- Villanova students. I had hoiped bacic-and-forth style alone, the part of the problem. Animals who But I want them to explain to Complete emergence its appointed task, ters If to the Editor" received at its it might open your eyes to we are to continue to enjoy burden of guilt is placed on the find and play with the biodegrad- young me why. I want them to tell me A clue to something deefier than mere fun. offices in 201 Dougherty prior to a new world of beauty, and benefit from our open campus, fraternity. If Stack believes that able balloons can be hurt as design and their motive. I will ask them how Instead was mirror to a shattered self the weekly deadline, Tuesday at mutual regard for one another and there 2 expression. stone, dignity, , was a cover-up, then he has seriously as with non- . they felt they That envied and and art; . ^ , when saw three tons p.m. All letters must be typed and the respect of all our publics, we the right, if not the duty, to biodegradable ones. L assure you that nather I nor of carefully crafted. 200 million- Andfrom the howling mob that climbed its shelf double spaced. The editors will cannot tolerate such willful des- investigate it fully. But the place We would hke to work with iiny fair-mmded person sees the year-old marble crash to the Picked out a few to torment in the heart. withhold a name upon request, but truction to our property and prize for that was in the hospital or on Campus Ministry and the Villa- deed, as representative of most ground around them and dissolve For what? A failing grade, a game of ball? all letters mmsi be signed possessions. ^he campus or in his office — not nova community in exploring andskomld VilUnova University students. In into nondescript rubble, So falls the judgment on such Philistines include the writer's telephone fact, several of you expressed Those who have any informa- on the pages of the newspaper^ alternatives. We know that the have I am sure you, too, want to know Who take the image out that does appall. number. Beeamte of limited tpmoe, your regrets in truly tk>n please help our community And as to the facts given in the balkms have been purchased for heartfelt vWiy. But until the who is found, And riven selffrom self ingest the scenes not aU letters cam beprinted. quickly heal this wound to our article, there was not one piece of this year; we suggest that for this Otimt **"**•• no one will ever know why. Will Of that grim, shattered stone, the face may be edited. reputation, self-respect and the tangible evidence present that year we not release the ballons Letters may be sent At the momeni, the ptrpetratori wm helo? So marred, and all the center twisted space. by mail to: the creative expression of our bene- showed a deliberate cover-up by and instead donate them to Chil- Viiimmamm, VU- are unidentified. Whether that lanom factor; Dugia. the fraternity. 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Parts of report refuted TotheEdhor: back of the line ran up to get tickets and .others who were I know I am not alone when I coming down the stairs were To the Editor places at the University are appro- I would think that such a problem say I would like to congratulate of simply handed tkkets while the Campus priate for such education. Of would ouestion the integrity the Villanova Student union on rest of us stood around watching. The long awaited Program course other places at the Univer- thosf departments. I cannot their sale of Senior Dinner Dance Evaluation Report (PEC) is out. In sity are appropriate for such imagine faculty oJf such outstand- tickets. Their total lack of antic- Maybe the Unkm should have By DANA SHAFIE the next month, pages upon pages education, that is whait makes ing departments lower their Photography ipation of crowds and their dis- asked the seniors months ahead Editor of responses will be formulated CPJE a "support" group. standards in any course they oripuiization in handling the situa- of time who was interested in ' and forwarded to the Rev. John M. Irish Studies could be "recon- teach. ' tion was an extreme display of attending the dance to get a This week the Villano- Driscoll, O.S.A., president of the stituted" to political science and As a final bk>w, the PEC de incompetence. ballpark figure — something like van asks, "How has the University. As Student Govern- the Theology Institute to religious scribes the 2,100 square feet of \n all honesty, the Umon is a what the sororities and fraterni- tragedy at Rutgers Univer- ment president, I receive a copy studies, if held to this same space occupied by the CPJE as wonderful organization which ties do in planning their formats. sity, which resulted in the and have begun to formulate my rationale. But they are not, "excessive," and "more than provides many and varied activ- death of an associate official response. There are sev- because by the very nature a I realize the senior class is laige. of many academic departments." ities for diverse interests — lec- member, changed Greek eral areas of recommendation to "support" group there must be an and not all senk>rs will be taking What academic department in tures, dances, movies, . . . howev- life at Villanova?" which I will articulate my agree- academic discipline that they addition to teaching courses and er, their planning of this "event" seniors, but what occurred on ment and disagreement, but after support. sponsoi:ing lectures also run work- left much to be desired. Concert March 24 in the Connelly Center finishing my reading of the report, The following support groups shops for any group on campus, tickets for such favorites as should not have been allowed to one area of the recommendation were called to "initiate a greater teach in residence halls on a Springsteen and the Dead are happen. bothers me so that I feel compelled outreach to educate and raise the regular basis, and have a network handled in a much more orderiy If all the seniors cannot be to voice my concerns publicly. -• consciousness of University stu- of student groups. The 2,100 Keep tlie sabl^th and fair manner. accommodated, then do not have The area that concerns me is dents and faculty on issues impor- square feet (with the exception of I, along with my friend, was in an event that not all seniors can the recommendations related to tant to their institutes: "The the chapel's) is probably the most line from about 8:15 a.m.. amd attend. It just is not fair because and prayerful adoration of our the Center for Peace and Justice American Institute for Pakistan important use of space on this To the Editon after six-and-one-half hours of many tickets that were sold were Father in heaven. Education (CPJE), recommenda- Studies" and "The Institute for campus. chaos, trepidation, frustration to people who do not have dates, On March 13, Villanova Univer- tions No. 163 and No. 164. In Arab and Islamic Studies." and anger, I walked away empty but since there is a limit and they In closing, I cannot see how the The Academy Award-winning short, the PEC recommends a sity played a basketball game handed. once-in-a-lifetime are only sold one day. seniors are I agree with this recommenda- PEC came to recommend to tear film, "Chariots of Fire," was My "reconstitution" of the center by which was nationally televised. senior year will forced to buy them. tion and might suggest that the apart a support group so close to about a Protestant young man have gone by Meanwhile, Athletic events such as this game I f one, moving the academic above institutes look to the CPJE the mission of this from Scotland. The youth, Eric without a Senior Dinner Dance if a senior asks another senior courses university and are commercial, profit-making with senior boyfriend and later they have tickets into the philosophy department for guidance on how to fulfill this so full of life. Liddel, was a gifted runner. Eric my two while endeavors for the television indus- and two, moving the non-academic recommendation. How could the refused to participate in an Olym- friends. others have none. The CPJE without question is try the and sponsors. This partic- strolled in at 10 raunnilirmi activities under Campus Ministry. PEC ignore that the CPJE is the pic track event (1927) because the Others who With' so many "students protest- the most successful support insti- ular day was a Sunday. only support group that is signif- race was scheduled on a.m. or later came away with ing — whether it be the Senior On behalf of the entire student tution at the University today. Sunday. He contented smiles from the ticket I feel that it has affected body, I strongly icantly reaching out to students, lost the opportunity to win a gold Dinner Dance, graduation, a tra- disagree with Now is the time for students to The sabbath for the Christian booths, having received those students all over the coun- these recommendations and faculty, administration and the community is Sunday. Speaking medal for Britain. ditional blue yearbook, a bridge or give their input on these recom- try individually, but the precious tickets to the dance. the tuition increase seriously question the rationale community on issues important to mendations as a Catholic, it is my belief that — wouldn't by writing to Driscoll, Later Eric became a effects will really not be the institute. Riddel Many of these people were smiling you think this reputable Univer- used to justify them. and encouraging him to r^ect by allowing the basketball team protestant minister and worked because they managed to come in seen in the Greek system to participate in an activity which sity and its organizations should The PEC admits that Peace and The PEC also suggested that recommendations No. 163 and No. at Villanova until the as a missionary in China. Eric the backdoors of Connelly Center to^liear the voice CPJE courses are "easy grades." 164. is economic and laborious, Villa- b^n of the Justice Education is important died in a prisoner-of-war camp and arrival of the new or down the stairs and melt right students? For is not it the students and needed, as it is explicitly Since most of the faculty of these nova University is violating the as the story concludes: "AH of into line with friends or "acquaint- president. courses coipe from the philosophy sabbath. who make it all possible? How can stated in the University Mission PhiUip Brach for Jim Kapp Scotland wept him." Eric ances" who would allow them to Villanova, its organizations religious studies departments, and Statement. Yet they feel other and Student Body President this in deteriorated sophomore At time the Liddel would not violate the cut into line, while those of us who administration lose sight of the state of English our society, working on sabbath and neither should Vil- did it the orderly way were left very core of why they exist? the Sunday sabbath or causing lanova University or any Roman out in the cold. Sometimes I wonder if I made others to labor does not seem a Catholic college. defends Dukakis Surely blame should be put on the right choice in coming here. Student big deal. violation of the sixth The those let people cut in line, Violating the third command- who I cannot enjoy any of the usual commandment (adultery) still but if the Union had planned ment is not a small issue. If you college traditions — graduation, causes a strong moral reaction. correctly much of this could have To the Editor: worked with labor and business empty national coffers that the do not know this, perhaps your the Senior Dinner Dance and a been avoided. Why not rope off a traditional to build 'an aggressive regional Reagan legacy will leave in its The third commandment states: education has not been as spirit- yearbook without a single file or two-person line great ordeal occurring. Daniel Kelliher's oped in the development program that made wake. Americans now realize that "Keep holy the Lord's day." It is ually oriented as it should be. It beginning at the doors or hand out Villahovan entitled "Dukakis' state resources available: To it is really morning in America, a simple and uncomplicated direc- is not an understatement to say Speak up. seniors! Get the a nunibered ticket or slip of paper credibility questioned" proves invest in road and water system and Keynesian pump priming and tive. The major theme of this that God the Father of all creation Union to set up temporary tabl^ when seniors entered through the beyond doubt that there is nobody construction; to finance job- feel-good rhetoric are not the commandment given by someone is very angry by the violation of or an adjoining room. Do not stand door? idly by and let this less objective than a Bay State producing business growth; to solution to our economic woes. . called (kxi is that we are not His day — the sabbath. issue die like Republican. Permanent minority provide customized job training. The Union's effort to hand out all the others. Dukakis' realistic and progres- suppose to work on the sabbath. status has left this tickets after the fact only added Name held upon request breed with a As a result, no region of the state the The sabbath is set aside for rest Joseph Valley sive ideas make him by far confusion. People from the penchant for disgruntled vitriol. has an unemployment rate above to the Class of 1988 most credible presidential the national level. A neat picture of a defeated candidate. conservative emerges as Kelliher Dukakis has initiated an Edu- Wilson immediately blames Michael cation and Training Program (ET) Mark Cutht>er8on recognized which serves as a national model Union president Dukakis' success on the right Class of 1988 wing catchall-the media. and helped move 38,000 welfare John Lewis To the Editor: his fine sooting al^ities, Villanova recipients from welfare to work. Class of 1989 There can be no doubt that would have had dmiculty winning This sort of innovation would Coordinators of Dukakis has been the benefactor some of the- explanation We are writing to praise Head games that enabled gives go a long in of way replacing the Villanovans for Dukakis economic circumstances in the coach Roland V. Massimino and the team to advance to "the final state of Massachusetts. However seen such aggressive and obnox- the members of his outstanding eight." y, To the Editor: the true test of economic leader- 1987-88 basketball team. Their ious behavior as was demonstrat- ship for a state governor is how ed by some members of the senior Planning for event achievements this year far Everyone associated with the I am writing to you on behalf he can channel the benefits of an exceeded the expectations of most 1987-88 Villanova basketball pro- of the Villanova Student Union class that day. upswing in the national economy Villanova fans. gram deserves special credit, but regarding the Senior Dinner I would like to explain that the into policies that will sustain his Wilson deserves to be recognized Dance ticket sales on March 24 Senior Dinner Dance is a program state in the future. no easy task planned by the Student Union. is For us, however, one disap- for his exceptional contributions. in the Connelly Center. Our organization's purpose is to Dukakis has met this challenge pointment marred an otherwise To Wilson — we applaud you! We prepared to sell tickets this provide quality programming f6r with solid results. Dukakis has To the Editor: ments cost money, which ulti- exceptional season: the failure to year in much the same manner Villanova's students. dinner mately are reflected in the price recognize Kenny Wilson in any Maris K. Delano we have done for past years. The We are writing this letter in of the ticket. It is unfortunate that single game as "the most valuable Sterling F. Delano Before the ticket office was dance is a difficult program to response to the mass confusion the price of the ticket had to be player." Without Wilson's impres- Chairperson of the opened, seniors were pushing organize because it is planned for over people. Fans- surrounding the Senior Dinner raised to $75, but there really was sive ball-handling skills as well as English department towards the ticket window, ignor- 1.000 Dance, especially concerning the no other option in order for the ing the order that they were in. I have heard so many different ticket sales "experience" which Union to break even. Very few people remained in line, suggestions from various students since Thursday saying. "You thanked took place on March 24. Basically, the purpose of this and because of this, people who should have done this . . letter is to explain the situation were flrst in line were pushed to First of all, the Senior Dinner Betz supported it is I think quite ironic that in which the Student Union the back, and whatever order To the Editor: Dance is not just a dance, but an has there had been was lost. Once the only one senior out of a class of event. Planning begins found itself in terms of the plan- a year in 1988 was interested and willing ning of the dinner dance this To the Editor: will not further the cause of peace seniors rushed the ticket office Now that the basketball season advance and is done completely year. by to help us plan their dinner dance. As always, your suggestions, in the area, .n window, we made every effort to is over, I would like to thank the students acting under University ^ I only wish that those of you who ideas and support are always Dr. Joseph Betz is to be com- reform the original line, but many basketball team for the fond guidelines, yes that is right, your What Shamir and his Likud welcome, especially mended on his excellent and of the seniors would not comply. have offered your suggestions memories they left me. peers. regarding Bloc are not able to see, or rather help in next year's dinner dance. conscientious piece on "Injustices At this point, the only response would have been there to During the past four years the prefer not to see, is that The major stumbling block is the the planning of the event. If you We do not, however, appreciate of the Israeli Army." As Betz was one of crowd control. team has achieved great things, finding a place large enough for colonial policy of keeping another points out, the brutality of have never had a crowd act have suggestions about how we while overcoming many obstacles. fouManguaged, ignorant accusa- the We even a large percentage of seniors, people under military occupation sales for next year tions Israeli Army against the Palestin- in this way for Senior Dinner can plan tk:ket Winning the National Champion- that certain seniors have will not succeed in let alone the entire class. Unfor- suppressing to avoid a similar situation, please been deprived of one of their ians has been condemned by many Dance tickets in the past. Because ship during my freshman year, tunately, Villanova's history the natk)nal spirit of that people. people in this country including of this, there was no precedent for contact the Union office. then going to the Big East Cham- Villanova "rights." We are by no tends to precede itself to the point It is for to see some members of the As Betz aptly puts it. all happened, and we had no encouraging us pionship and Final Eight this year means saying that the Student Jewish we have what where we are not welcome in such a strong demand to attend Union perfectly handled the ticket community. a responsibility to point out to the reason to alter a ticket buying were remarkable. hotel ballrooms and other many Israelis the in the one of our programs. We take the involved with the basket- sales process on March 24. How- dangers of pursuing system that was successful Being such facilities due to the destruc- However, Shamir, the Israeli this colonial policy in this past. strong desire for ticket sales as a ball program was a great expe- ever, if we were able to anticipate day and tive and abusive behavior which prime minister, has not heeded compliment. have been plan- the age. It is unfortunate that we could We rience. I would like to thank the juvenile selfish behavior tends to be prevalent at Villanova these condemnations. Shamir and ning this event since last spring, exhibited by a large percentage df not have received a Kttle more co- basketball office, the ticket office, events. his Likud Bloc do not We cannot ignore our responsi- appear to of the and are very confident that it will the athletic department and the the senk>rs in line (or lack thereoO operation trom a majority Finally, once are fortiuiate believe that the Palestiniant have bility toward thiaf sitiuition given if we 8enk>rs. It reflly bothers me that be a success, but only we have fans for all the help and support that day, we may have been better enough to find a place who will any human rights at all. They are* the massive amo(mt of aid. both the cooperation of the senior class able to handle it. the co-operative students who they have given the Basketball not able to tee that forcing military and economic, we provide accept Villanova students (provid- more line those as a whole. the past four years. helped ntform the were Club over Both than one and one-half nbllion thelaraelit. ~ ing it does not kxk too much like Nangbton^ who did not get tickets and ended an airplane hanger) arrangerocntt peopte to live under dipradtagand John Price Robert Nobile up on the waiting list. I have had mutt be made to nuke the dance Boyd« inhumane comtitiom&a vioittion Saftd 00*011908 expsrianoe ^orldng with htfge worthy of being the ''Senior of the moot btiko< human ri|iitt. Villanova Student Union BaskotlMll Qttb proskloiit groups of people, but I have never Dinner Dance." Such arrange VUlgaova Ui It it a daagHOut iituition which

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outsiders in South Africa, in that By JIM BOWMAN *'I thought that waft funny, ly. This time, I was eager to see behavior." they are disliked by both the white Assistant Sports Editor since the whites had all the money how much the country had "When it was time for me to minority and the black majority. to begin with," explained Myra changed, since I hadn't beeji there leave the campsite, Miriam and In Drankensburg, South Africa, Goldschmidt, a Villanova faculty in over two years. With all the Ellen took my hand and said 'We At the party, Goldschmidt was having a conversation with an Zulu sisters Miriam and Ellen sit member who spent several weeks outside (international) pressure, will miss you, my friend. Yebo, OF fair-skinned woman in attractive, outside an exclusive campsite for in South Africa over the Christ- I thought I would see more change. hamba kahle, Myra,' which means her thirties who kept saying she whites and sell beadwork and mas break. Goldschmidt, whose I did not. The whites are still very 'Good-byei^'Myra.' That was the other side." basketry for their income. The husband. Dr. Michael Gold- comfortable. They live a charmed highligm of my trip." was "from the ." From Drankensburg, Gold- weather is extremely hot and schmidt, is from neighboring life of pools, servants, . . "I had no idea what she meant uncomfortable, but Miriam and Zimbabwe, travels to South Africa Goldschmidt, a linguistics. spe- schmidt traveled to the south by this," said Goldschmidt, "until in Ellen are not able to go into the almost every year. This was her cialist, was interested in learning coast to spend some time she finally said she was colored. Capetown. It here in Cape- water and cool off. They are black, sixth visit to the country and her the Zulu language, ^ she was She grew up resenting the fact town, at a holiday party, that she and blacks are not permitted into first visit there in two years. approached Miriam and Ellen at that she couldn't go to certain of the unpublic- pools and beaches with whites in "In the six times I have been the campsite. "I asked them to encountered one cinemas or restaurants because of ized of the South Africa. there, I have noticed gradual teach me Zulu. They knew maybe victims Apartheid her heritage. She was very bitter system: the coloreds. Coloreds, Although the jewelry they sell changes, such as more blacks 10 words of English, but after about her role in society and she is authentic, handcrafted and working in lower positions and a awhile I was able to converse with the offspring of interracial unions, warned, 'multiply my bitterness beautiful, and their price is very rise in the black middle class. them. I spent five days with them, are also known in South Africa by 20 million and you have a " small, the white tourists still With each visit, more and more learning their language and differ- as **nie-blankes"-non-whites. potential explosion.' barter them down to get the blacks were working where they ent aspects of their lives. The Most coloreds in South Africa live smallest price possible. were unallowed to work previous- tourists were very shocked at my in Capetown. They are considered (Continued on page 22) (i.e. Current Juniors) T M disorders: Campus Clip

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Suntanning To determine the cause of symp- 101 holds its first class of 1988 on Sheehan Beach. We stress that the class remains open to all According to the American toms, dentists usually perform transfer students, and the required suntan oil is now available in the bookstore. We regret to inform E)ental Association (ADA) nearly diagnostic tests that include a you that Tanning 4000, the senior seminar, was cancelled due to too many sun- related freckles. 10 million Americans suffer from medical history and examination, TM disorders. Five pairs of mus- X-rays and taking impressions of cles allow you to open and close teeth. Student Activities Office your mouth and move your jaw The ADA states that there are from side to side. The temporo- varied treatments for TM dis- advocate's mandibular joints, (TMJ) one on Abortion: a former orders, depending often upon the either side of the face, also play cause of the disorder. To eliminate a role in jaw movement. When the muscle spasms and pain, moist muscles and the TMJ ^ not change of heart heat can be applied to the face, function properly together, a TM muscle relaxants can be pres- disorder can result. husband. business, "We did over 5(H) abor- (204 Dougherty Hall). cribed, and soft non-chewy foods By SUSAN E. CORCORAN The ADA explains that if a should be eaten. Also, bite plates Features Editor "I didn't think abortion was tions. I made $13,625 my last wrong,, But first it was person has a TM disorder, muscle worn at night prevent teeth clench- instantly month." ^^ spasms will result which cause ing and grinding. On April 20 at 1:30 p.m. in the th^ women . . . and then it was the In her new ^ with Right to pain,, muscle tenderness and Connelly Center Cinema, the babies that started bothering me." Life, Everett's salary is about If a TM disorder is stress tissue damage. As a result, mus- Villanovans for Life will be spon- Everett, who had run abortion $25,000 a year. related, counseling can be used to cles and joints can become injured soring speaker Carol Everett. clinics from 1977 to 1983, came Looking back at her six years reduce stress. Also used in biofeed- causing more spasms and thus a Everett, who used to manage a to believe that she had been with the abortion clinics, she back, a relaxation technique that continuous cycle. chain of abortion clinics in Fort- involved in the murder of 35,000 says, "I was a deceived Christian. teaches people to control tension worth, Dallas and Mosquite, Tex- babies. It was then that she I tithed on that money, thought Portraits will be taken Monday, April i Some causes of TM disorders throughout their body. - she change her 8 through April as, recently quit her job and decided that must 1 was where I should be. The are arthritis of the jaw and injur- pro-life view. church thought I If an incorrect bite or improp- started to promote the deacons at our ies to the head, neck or jaw. initial goal in working with erly aligned teeth are the cause belief after a string of medical Her was neat." Another cause of TM disorders is abortion clinics was to help wom- the clinics of a TM disorder, orthodontic mishaps resulted in the death of Then, an expose of improperly aligned teeth or an en, but greed took over, she said. braces are sometimes used. Final- several women. was done by Channel 14/KDFW. 22th and April incorrect bite. teeth do not 25ttirough April 29. When "I was greedy, but I wasn't Two reporters who were not ly, if the TMJ itself is injured or fit properly, stress is placed on the myself it was just a fluke, alone," Everett said. She makes undercover to the arthiritic, or in the case of injury "I told pregnant went chewing muscles, causing spasms another fluke happened, claims of botched abortions and clinic, got tested and told they to the head, surgery is performed. but then and the painful cycle described said Everett, of doctors at both clinics and Everett a The ADA does explain, however, and then another," were pregnant. and above. 43, who recently joined two anti- hospitals agreeing to cover up the medical school graduate who did This is your opportunity photographed that surgery is only used in the Great- cause of death and injury. leav- extreme cases or after more con- abortion organizatk>ns. the tests were photographed Finally, stress can trigser a TM Life and Texas two clinics for servative treatments have been er Dallas Right to Everett managed ing the clinic together. disorder. According to the ADA, empk)yed. Coalition for Life. "It began her boss who sold medical sup- Everett said she quit her job people who are under stress dur- happening at the rate of once a plies, the North Dallas Women's after the story broke. "I suspected clench the 1 989 Belle Air Yearbook. ing the day often andjmnd Of course, not all headaches and month — someone out of 500 Circle and South Lake Women's some abortions were being per- sleep. These their teeth wbUit they jaw "clicking" signifies a TM women, would be maimed or Clinic in Fort Worth. When her formed on women who weren't habits tire the mouth muscles disorder, but if you think you killed." b(Ms refused to give her part- pregnant, but I couldn't prove it causing the spasm-pain-spasm suffer from a TM disorder, alert ownership of the clinics, she because I was a non-medical cyde. your dentist or physician. The "I realised I needed to tell the decided to open her own, where person." she said. AfiOHndbii to dental joiiraalt. 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On Aug. 1, Jimmy Stafford will leave Washington, D.C. with an estimated group of 10 others, and Puzzle drive to Chile.

• T« Stafford is a graduate student at Georgetown University. In May he will graduate with aJ.B.M.B.A., a law degree and his masters degree in business administration. •^ He wanted to go somewhere dif- ferent, since he has already hitch- hiked through communist coun- tries and toured Europe.

Stafford got the inspiration for this trip from a dream he had in September. He envisioned himself in a jeep, driving with others through Central America. Since this dream, Stafford has been organizing and planning this trip.

The entire trip will take three months, from Aug. 1 to Nov. 1. He has planned to go through 13 countries: Mexico, Belize, Guat- amala, Honduras, Nicuragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Equador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and, finally, Chile. However, the group will not go into El Salvador since violence is, "too wide-spread and generalized."

The route mapped out will also bypass all areas of fighting in Nicuragua and Honduras. Staf-

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Later that night at the party, a South African-born doctor who had emigrated to Canada, and had not been to his native country for years, said something to a group of men that illustrated the typical mentality of ruling white South Africans.

"I'm glad I got away [out of the country]," he said, "because the blacks and coloreds are every- where. They're driving more, working and doing everything. It's terrible. This country is really coming apart."

Although blacks are driving and there has been a rise in the black lower-middle class, their- progress stops there. According to Gold- schmidt, "the country is still completely segregated, despite these advances by blacks. It is sad that the majority are fourth class citizens. They are not considered people."

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Saint Joseph's festival has •• He was staring So guy jumps and Butch Baxter Quote of the vitamin supplement to watching the wind blowing all like before, falls about 10 stories This year's festival entertained received numerous awards for Week: "Of course I have an alibi take? kinds of debris around on the and drifts back to the roof, over 600 mentally handicapped excellence. The Philadelphia up for the night of the Jamison Nutritionists recommend Hey Ponderer, ground below. He thought to landing right next to his doubting guests of all ages and mental Mayor Wilson Goode has pro- robbery, your honor. I couldn't kind of up in the air on this call that individuals obtain a suf- capabilities. claimed the second Saturday in I'm himself, "So that's why they Thomas. Then the former sceptic 1 possibly have been at the scene ficient supply of vitamins and event one, but I've narrowed it down to this the Windy City. Why, that said, "Holy smokes! so that's why The was coordinated by April to be "Hand-in-Hand" day. of the crime because I was with minerals consuming a var- two possibilities. The meaning of is so strong, it would prob- they call this the Windy City." by Nancy Donahue and Dan Conway. A citation for service to the wind my buddy, Lefty "The Slug" iety of foods in their diet. For life is either love, peace, hope and even blow me around." Then he paid his financial debt The theme of the festival was mentally^ handicapped was also ably Marcione robbing the Withers- healthy people who wish to unity, with a striving for the So the man went up to the roof and asked, "That was the greatest "Lean On Me," a recent pop hit bestowed by The Elwyn Institute. poon place at 422 Margold Ave. take a supplement as an added by the common good of mankind, or a and peered over the eidge. After a thing I have ever seen, do you group Club Nouveau. A Personalities at the festival Anyway, I would never hit the "insurance," a multivitamin gopd buzz and a Playboy Bunny gutsy "Here goes nothin'," he think I could try it?" total of 1,000 volunteers were included: Channel 6 sportscaster Jamison house on a Tuesday can provide adequate amounts who believes the sole reason she jumped off. He fell about 10 floors "Sure, said the first guy, and recruited to assist the guests and Don Tollefson, Ukee Washington, night, 'cause that's the night Mr. of nutrients. is on this dirth is to cater to the caught a gust of wind they both off, the essential help make the program a success. a member of the Philadelphia Dear Butch, when he jumped arm-in-arm, Jamison watches "Moonlighting." unshaven, over- Unless a nutrient deficiency is festival is every desire of that blew him clear back up to falling about 11 floors this time, The designed to fulfill 76ers, Al E. Gator and the Hawk Merry Christmas, it's Irv. I I mean, I may be many things, but present, high potency vitamins weight ex-con advice columnists. where he had started. "Wow!'' he then suddenly they floated back a three-fold purpose: Self- and the Big Shot. The masters of have a story problem for you. If I ain't stupid." are not needed. exclaim^, "That was incredible, up to the roof. awareness and recreation for the ceremonies were St. Joseph's a train left Chicago bound for Is fasting for I've got to tell someone about "That was unbelievable!" said good you? mentally handicapped, contact seniors Marty Farrell and Connie Baltimore at 4:17 a.m., traveling Although going without food this." the first time flyer. "Do you think between the menially handi- Tricome. at 63 miles per hour, and the for a day will not do any real So the man ran to the elevator, I could try it solo?" capped and the public and educa- It will not be k)ng before next absolute magnitude of a superno- harm, fasting for longer periods and took it down to the bar on "Sure," said the first man, "Go , tion of the public concerning the year's event will be planned. The va is .16, what are the names of is definitely biad for you. During Dear Butch, the first floor. He approached one for it." . mentally handicapped. inspiration and motivation of the the two men who operate the a fast, you are not taking in The other day I woke up and of the patrons and said, "Hey So he jumped off, 10 stories, 11, Hand-in-Hand at St. Joe's began gu«3ts make the efforts worth- Dumbo ride at Walt Disney's the required amounts of protein found husband left me for buddy, do you know why they call 12 ... Splat! To the horror of ii) 1977 with the help of the first while. Their appreciation and Magic Kingdom? my to maintain the protein mate- another woman, my dog died, I this the Windy City?" The man onlookers below, the bar patron Advice from Butch Baxter is a student coordinator, Geoige Cara- enjoyment of the festival is easily Signed, rial in fired from job, my car was just shrugged. Then the first man made his mark on new weekly addition to the Features your own body. As a siti. It has now become the biggest seen in their smiles. Irving E. Relevant was my the Chicago // is result, more than 50 percent of repossessed, I caught a bad cold said," Because the wind here is streets. section of the Villanovan. pur- any weight you lose can come, and there was no prize in my so strong. Why you could even go After this, the first man calmly intended for entertainment Hey Irv, not from fat, but muscles and Lucky Charms. At this point, I am up to the roof and jump off, and returned to the bar downstairs poses only. The characters and That's an easy one. Assuming other lean tissue. need of a laugh. Could you the wind would blow you back up and ordered a shot of whiskey. letters are purely fictitious, and any second in in dire Jesse Jackson finishes or Are the vegetable proteins MANUiWTURERS please tell me a joke? to the top where you started." The bartender obliged him and resemblance to persons living the New York primary, the answer found in beans, bean Smart Signed, "Are you on something?" the said, "You're a hard man Mr. dead is purely coincidental. is Carl and Raoul. sprouts, tofu, and even pea- -A HANCn/ER Desperate for a Chuckle second man replied. Kent." nut butter, nutritionally equal to those found in meat and fish? Unlike proteins from animal Help your Ministry sources, v^etable proteins are Campus "incomplete." To be synthe- VIUANOVA UNIVERSITY sized into proteins your body By MELISSA ESPOSITO about 3 p.m. parants and '""^**** Throughout the day, can use, they s''^ii>.<'i* have to be eaten y JIM L£ONE in combination with other mentally-handicapped children '88 Coordinators: Balloon Day 1988 SESSIONS "incomplete" proteins that are gatthrou^ are entertained by buggers and SUMMER complementary, such as those This year Balloon Day will clowns, while additional enter- found in grains. be held April 19, from 11:30 tainment is provided by various college. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the acts and bands. Not only is Kennedy Mall area. Balloon Balloon Day a fun-filled event, #« J .:*:«» GRAMUffE iMy Searching? is it is also a rewarding expe- Just thinking about college tuition is Day sponsored by Campus participate. aad UNDEICRADIMffE lad EVENING enough to make most parents break into Ministry, and the proceeds will rience for all who there has a sweat. go to the St. Francis Inn Soup In recent months COUISES CLASSES awareness r But can you blame them? When you Kitchen in Philadelphia. been an increasing Balloon Day is a carnival- of the unfortunate plight of the consider the cost of tuition, books, BUSINESS Wednesday, Despite this concern, dorms—not to mention pizza parties— type charity event designed for homeless. June 1 students interested in helping many people are still unaware ENGINEERING you're talking big bucks. to the needy. Many organizations of ways to attack this problem. Which is why you should do some MATHENAnCS Wednesday, participating in Balloon talking. Like telling your parents about within the University volun- By Villanova and surround- June 29 the Education Loan Programs at teer their time and money in Day, communities have an Manufacturers Hanover Trust. order to support this cause. ing COMPUTER SCiraiCE to come one step Friday, At MHT, not only do we participate A major source of revenue for opportunity this event sale closer towards alleviating this NATURAL SCIENCE July 1 in all three Federally guaranteed loan comes from the problem. We are asking for programs, but we also work with state of balloon tags. These tags are LIBRARY SCIENCE to support during this and natk)nal agencies and can make attached to helium-filled bal- your full Monday, charity event. guaranteed bans in all 50 states. . loons and .are launched at August 1 ARE YCXJ SEARCHING? In practically no time at all. LANGUAGES WEARE,TOO... In a matter of minutes, MHT Student COUNSELING Wednesday, Loan Processors can prdgram your Searching for young Trip to Chile June 1 informatk)n into our computerized loan- EDUCATION KVKMNC; CathoUc men, like you . . to processing system. (Continuedfrom page 22) SFSSION To live and work with the poor . . mmANTTIES Monday, Within 24 hours, the Bank will get a ford is keeping a close watch over To share their sorrows and joys . . decision from the Guarantee Agency. THE ARTS August 1 the political situation in all the Word of tiie for the little ones . To care needy It's that simple. Better still, with MHT countries in case he has to reroute To bring Christ into their lives . . your parents will get all the money they the trip. join the Columban Misskxiafy need from one source. To Certain sites are definitely CONTINUOUS REGISTRAnON Priesthood... Example: If your folks need more Weeic included on the trip. 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One couid want to dispel your image of of my lesser vices." first half of movie not voice as Kate Bush- the me Irish rocker Sinead O'Connor classify her Mkhael J. Fox as the squeaky- life incorporates two Jainie's understanding the source of like, for its ethereal quality, but clean Alex P. Keaton shaves her head and has worked from "Family activities: failing at his job and different Jaime's anguish. with members of the band U2. their voices are really too Ties," do yourself a favor and stay Allagash, clubbing with where he The impact of his mother's to compare them. She first gained away from However, at a press conference on "Bright*. Lights, Big must frequently explain the "later" $400 CASH FROM 'THE WAYNE *^ , « death on Um is revealed recognition for working with The DEALERSHIPS' AND March 30 held at the Palace Hotel City." absence of his wife Amanda to particularly touching as well. In a in Philadelphia, reporters Edge of U2 on the soundtrack of 'bright Lights. Big City" intn>- were acquaintances. Allagash, who is seen as a Captive," flashback, Jaime told they could ask O'Connor any the Irish movie "The duces us to Jaime Conway (sony. (that left finds the truth Amanda compassionate, loving son remi- but she is not a U2 protogee. And PRE-APPROVED CREDIT FROM 'THE WAYNE DEALERSHIPS questkm except about those two no middle initial), a young man to further her modeling • Jaime niscing about his childhood with because she is the mother of an with a slew of proUems. things. The request fit in with The most career in Paris) unappealing, (Dianne Wiest). is for his ailing mother O'Connor's strong-willed nature; eight-month baby boy and To qualify pre-approved credit and $400 you need, 1 . Verifiable future employ meilt, immediate of these is that at 11 spins tales from describing inno- One wonders, was his inability to headlining a successful club tour a.m., he is not at his desk verifying she is determined to succeed 2. A salary sufficient to cover normal living expenses plus a car payment. 3. If you have a cent Amanda's death at the hands cope with grief the cause of his does not mean she feels older than information at because of her music and not GaUmm magaxine. of Palestinian terrorists to glibly addiction? the average 21-year-old. credit record, it must indicate payment made as agreed. 4. You must be graduating or al- because of what she looks like or Rather, he is still in bed recovering attributing her death to cancer. Or was it the larger problem of she knows. "I like to go drinking," she ready have graduated with a Bachelors or advanced degree. 5. Call from a he^vy cocaine binge o^ the who for more details and This provokes an angry response up? In one of his dream claimed. "I get crushes on people." growing O'Connor is a petite 21-year-old vehicle eligibility. night before. from Jaime and we discover later Continued on Page 28) singer whose debut album, The Her most recent crush is on actor Mickey Rourke, a fact that Lion and tke Cobra is rapidly father of her climbing the college-music charts. her boyfriend and (he played She recently completed a string of baby, John Reynolds drums on her album) is probably BUICK FORD DODGE dates opening for INXS and is now thrilled with. headlining a club tour. Her tour not entirely feels very strongly included a stop at the Chestnut O'Connor being and not Cabaret on March 30. about a woman being oppressed by men. Several IlIVS At the press conference last PvSi especially the Nl the album, w A^ songs on month, O'Connor said how sur- and the straightfor- prised she was at the reaction to angry "Troy" her tour and album. "It's a lot (Continued on page 30) OFFICIAL SPONSORS OF THE VIUANOVA WILDCATS bigger than what I expected," she said. She thought that people would come to hear her sing more Rollie out of curiosity; she didn't expect suggests you see so many audience members to the people at the Wayne know the words to her songs. But they do. Music fans have Dealerships to take taken notice of O'Connor because advantage of this special of her clear, sing-a-note-till-it- rattles-your-spine voice and her offer to ViHanova graduates. intensely personal songs about

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Lee, a SIXTY PACIFIC C64/128, Mindscape places you in one of the The computerized referee is called nearly "future" groups; they broke The Smithereens are not trip to New York, the Mighty backup singer who has appeared AMIGA, IBM, ST fastest planes in the world, the Arch. Arch is responsible for 15 Reasons To Hate MTV — as self-indulgent and narcissistic up last August, however Lemon Drops play that very same regularly on Council LPs and in Dark Castle is difficult to get Harrier Jumpjet- The plane can creating the black hole-type pit 1) They play bad videos. as Sting(the King of Pain himself), of not much of a future there. night at the Ritz. A little later this their live shows . . . Pepsi & Shirlie used to; but, once this is accom- take off and land vertically, move called the EbonStar. The goal They have the power to pro- great songs. 2) 15) They have annoyingly "art- and they write month, I(»hou8e will unfortunate- recently befriended a Jordanian plished, the rest flows easily. The at Mach \3 and use all types of the game is to use your energy rv^ mote any group in the world — sy" promos between videos Musiciil Commentary ly visit us but ... on the much fan attending college in Britain, castle of the title presents 14 weaponry. All of the power of the bolts to push your opponents into fame, no to instantaneous The Mission U.K.. the hippest side — of the best turned out to be King Hus- jet is captured in this sim- the EbonStar and then destroy the '*If I don't understand it . . brighter one who danger zones, after which a battle r^ be. matter how bad they may trend-band in England right now, is fly is creating H: it must be cool!" bands in rock music today, 10,000 sein's son. He invited the duo to with the Black Knight takes place. ulation. Your goal to a EbonStar when Arch 3) They heavily support George on Smithereens album The album debuted at No. 2 Maniacs, will play somewhere on perform at his palace in Jordan for Do not expect to go through these mission sok) against the enemy's it. Michael. the British chart and has also birthday. But who key oil reserves in a desert com- There are different types of The Smithereens are easily one April 24. Don't miss it. his 25th dangers quickly, for myriads of 4) "Downtown" Julie Brown. gone gold its first week in the U.S. cares? ... post. You have your work enemies to bother you, as well as of America's best bands. This Curiosity Killed The Cat are foes are at every turn. From bats mand ' 5) Club MTV (see #4). The Mission will tour clubs in the i cut out fof you. ^1 they proved through their debut busy writing their second album and rats to wizards and vultures, special weapons that emanate 6) The incredibly obnoxious states throughout May and will Ntxt week: Gerry Woo's latest! The graphics in Harrier Combat album Especially For You, a raw and playing to sell-out crowds in you never have time to stop and from Arch. The graphics are very Skid Roper is now an MTV return again in the summer. Simulator are superb. The screen examine the beautiful graphics. well done and the sound is well- spokesman. collection of straightforward The new Tears For Fears album Maneuvering your character really does seem to slip by at used segment Beatle-ish rock and roll tunes, throughout the game, both 7) The Ctoset Classics is reportedly close to completkm super-fast speeds. The instrumen- whkh sold well and was highly involves jumping on vines, chains for music and effects. Up to four is too repetitive — they have (Didn't these guys break up? Oh, tation includes radar and every- praised by critics. The second and ropes and throwing rocks at players can play. Practice control- about 15 videos in that dim- well. Robert Smith supposedly thing else you need to finish the album is the ultimate test for any all of your foes. Learning how to ling your ship, for it is tough to inutive closet. died, too ... ) Roland Orzabel and the direction of flight of mission. The manual describes all well-received band, though; it control do. The Cool College Contestants 8) Curt Smith, known as perfection- the rocks is your toughest possible maneuvers of the aircraft Control." proves whether or not a band is on "Remote ists, are in the studio working on assignment. in simple language and a com- Redwoods' durable and long on talent. The 9) Randee of the the follow-up to 1985's successful mand card shows all of the key GoGo's failed. Men At Work The different screens of Dark election campaign. Songs From The Big Chair. commands at a glance. Harrier failed. Even the Bodeans had their Castle are all very creative. Many 10) Adam Curry. of spring usually Combat Simulator will keep you problems. news! The The beginning different types of obstacles await. They revived The Monkees. Good 11) coincides with the beginning of Watch the demo to get a feel for going with its non-stop action. The Top Ten Video Count- Smithereens pass with ease on 12) many tours, and this year is no what to do and collect as many videos their second LP Green Thoughts. down (10 heavy-metal offering shows of all The Hoboken-based quartet dish different, rocks as possible. If you are lucky, in a row — oh, boy!) types in the Philadelphia area. If you may find elixirs, maces and only good out another excellent collection of 13) Kevin Seale, the VJ, you missed Billy Bragg and Ziggy blusey, no frills rock songs. Again, shields along the way — very is in one of the latest time this week, you can see The the themes are broken relation- Marley useful items. slots. Alarm at Penn this Saturday E30n3Ci\R ships and love gone sour. God, VYPER»**% TOPDOWN advise its viewers to SHERLOCK***»M» 14) They (April 16), which is timely since INFOCOM what is the story behind lead DEVELOPMENT AMIGA "Get Wise To The Future" C64/128, AMIGA, ST, MAC, you will be there anyway for their Vyper is one of the few games The Cure, singer Pat DiNizio's love-life. On and cite R.E.M., Spring Fling. David Lee Roth, the IBM, AP, IIGS the first single "Only A Memory," that is made exclusively for a Squeeze, and Echo and The showman, will be in In this latest text adventure has a new out called Children. consummate home computer that truly cap- Bunnymen as such future LP from Infocom, you take the role tures the intensity, speed and of. Dr. Watson in solving an excitement of an arcade game. important mystery. The Queen's This game is in the style of a Golden Jubilee is coming up and Fox film classic shoot-em-up and offers 100 the Crown Jewels have been (Continued from page 27) levels of play. The interesting stolen. Professor Moriarty has set sequences, Jaime has a conversa- point about Vyper is that the game a deadly trap for Holmes and, tion with the New York Post Coma takes place in real time, with the calling upon his advice, you must to come out screen being updated 60 times Baby. "You have solve the mystery and defeat might die, you every second. Also, you get to start sometime. She Moriarty. This adventure has know," Jaime reasons. "No way, the game on any of the first 50 many good puzzles in it and GNOME RANGER**** CON- man," counters the hip Coma levels that you would like. captures the atmosphere of Sher- STELLATION SOFTWARE everything I need Vyper places you against the Baby. "I've got lock Holmes' times, Victorian AMIGA, ST, C64/128, AT, if she Yarks in this battle to save the here, food, oxygen. Nope, England. But you only have 48 of Yarks is IBM, MAC goes, I go." There is an ironic universe. Each wave hours to solve the puzzle. This is a challenging text-and- parallel here with Jaime's own / different, both in graphics and the graphics adventure that should be in tlhi'ivave attacks life, addressing the harsher side way Whicft an example to all such adventures. of adulthood — dealing with an and moves. Because the game is The package contains both a In Gnome Ranger, you are Ingrid inopportune marriage and resign- so fast, do not think that you will tourist map of Victorian London the gnome, banished to the wil- to a less-than- get very far quickly. Only through ing oneself and a copy of a London newspaper derness by your family — unfor- spectacular literary career. practice can you get better at from June 17, 1887, serving as tunate for the wilderness. Gnome have presumed Vyper, but the sound, graphics and As you may copy protection and sources for Ranger presents to you three' speed of the it worth from the title, a substantial por- game make hints. Sherlock is a great challenge adventures that you must solve, tion of "Bright Lights, Big City" 's it. and the Amiga and ST versions all as the title character. There cinematography is devoted to even have sound. Sherlock is are many puzzles to solve and a stunning neon and pans of the definitely the best mystery game lot of descriptive text to create the City subway. But New York released in a long while and the atmosphere in which the game director James Bridges does not best game that deals with Sher- takes place. rely totally on such cliches for his lock Holmes, an immortal legend. Also included in Gnome Ranger visual images. is a 48-page diary of Ingrid to help The scene with Jaime and his in preparing you for the adven- mother, set in a simple, "countri- tures ahead. Advanced commands fied" bedroom, complete with are included and you can even four-poster bed (indicative of a have different characters doing cozy Bucks County existence), different things at the same time. the mental images of reinforces The graphics are beautiful and thoughts of home. Jaime's office EBONSTAR**' MICROILLU- the whole presentation of the at Gotham is dark and heavy, both SIONS AMIGA game is what makes it a success. with furniture and intellectual EbonStar places you as a gla- The game is "imported" from overtones, a place where a creative diator in battle aj^inst enemy England by Constellation and soul could choke on dust and fighters in a futuristic outer space worth the overseas transfer. attitudes. Mclnerney and Bridges wisely include two snippets of comic No one knows how to creitte a pizza like relief, a scene with an infuriated Domino's Pizza.* We use only the finest, freshest wild ferret (I'll say no more) and ingredients in every custom-made pizza. 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The highlight of which let out a deafening wave of Really Got was incred- Monday night was the night of beating out Glenn Close and Holly Emperor's dominance of the Peck and Audrey Hepburn to such Aside from the musica) Before stage in total darkness, and "You Me" a complete sell-out crowd the was a sizzling version of "Living applause. The entire awards made, for an unsuspense- current actors Steve theater ible, as the entire band turned up the year fof the motion picture Hunter, but was upstaged by her as Gutton- numbers, the show was filled wHh at the Tower Theater on March after the opening chords of "You On A Thin Line." The surprise sprang to its feet, and at times it industry. The 60th annual Acade- own outfit (She was clad in a ful evening. > berg. Rob LoWKand a very preg- the typical, overioog the volume. "Thank you, 26, The Kinks played an impres- Really Got Me" were played, the song from Dave was "Ber- nant was hard to hear Davies above the my Awards were telecast on ABC, glittery black version of the thirw The program opened with a Glenn Close (accompanied I love you all" speeches. Because sive 20-song set lights came on with a roar of The crowd still wanted more, of energetic rock nadette," one of the best tracks crowd as they sang along. Pure ' weak host by her obstetridan, and the and the big winner turned out to Barbara Eden used to wear on I monologue by Chevy no less). Last the awards usually command and roll. thunderous applause ^rom the only complaints were The band performed from State Of Confusion, that is excitement filled the air Chase, to year's Best as the pertaining be a foreign film that few people Dream ofJeannie.") Co-star Olym- and moved on one of Actress winnerMarlee high ratings, many sponsors broad- nearly all of crowd. to the absence of "Celu- the material on their not usually played live. Hopefully, song came to a close. those tacky, Matlin, is deaf, loid have seen. pia Dukakis (Gov. Mike's cousin) gaudy production who spoke publicly cast new oon^merdals, some of latest live It Heroes." However, the band album. Litfe: The Road, "Do Again" was the opening they will continue to include it in "The Last Emperor" was nom- foi* best supporting actress numbers which /fieatured sin^rs for the. first time when she pres- which were The Kinks said goodnight, while was completely exhausted, as won more interesting than along with some of the classics song, a change from their usual future performances. and dancers dressed like giant ented the Best Actor award. the Davies was smothered with kisses they never stopped inated for nine Oscars and won and writer John Patrick Shanley program itself. Coke premiered that have become traditional in choice of "Around the Dial," moving and Oscar statues. Some of the special The presentations and roses from the fans. However, dancing about every category in which it was won the award for best original were spread several new spots, featuring Whit- their concerts. which was left out of the set. Right "Apeman" and "A Well Respect- during the entire effects in the later like out by the Philadelphia crowd was not concert. nominated, including best picture, screenplay. segments, some clips from past ney Houston, Demi Moore, Art from the start, Ray Davies, The ed Man" were welcome oldies in Davies even did his " about to let The Kinks go home. where it beat "Broadcast News," Other winners Monday night Mickey Mouse presenting the shows, in honor of the Academy's Carney and "FamUy Ties' Brian >l The opening act was a local Kinks' frontman, had the crowd a mostly newer material set. The favorite circus act of balancing a award for animated short film, 60th anniversary, Heineken "Moonstruck," "Hope and Glory" included Michael Douglas, who and by musical Bonsall. band who call themselves The on their feet and singing along crowd responded wildly to both The noise level rose steadily and bottle on his head as he and "Fatal Attraction." "Emper- won the best actor for his perfor- were pretty childish (Was that Pee performances of the songs nom- Although the writers' strike Original Sins. Lucky for us, they with enthusiasm. and ieven those who were not even exploded in a frenzy when the sang. or" also picked up the statues for mance in "Wall Street," but really Wee Herman-Robocop shootout inated this year. However, threatened to shorten the Acade- were not the original sin of Adam For "Think Visual," "It," born when these songs came out band returned. "The Road" was It was wonderful to see that, Incidentally, best director (Bernardo Bertoluc- should have won for "Fatal Attrac- really necessary?). "Shakedown," from "Beverly my Awards presentation, it actu- and Eve fame, or God would never "Cliches of the World" and a few seemed to enjoy them. slightly disappointing, as the even after 24 years of life on the 11" ci), adapted screenplay, art direc- tion." Ex-James Bond Sean Con- the Mickey Mouse effect was Hills Cop was sung by Little ally lengthened it, since many have given man a second chance. others. band ran through it a bit hastily. road, The Kinks still give every- The Kinks had live Other standouts included a tion, cinematography, costume nery picked up his first Oscar for botched when a human sat in Richard instead of Bob Se^er, presenters ad-libbed quite a bit. Needless to say, they were simply However, The Kinks were contin- thing they have to the audience, dancers come out on the stage. guitar dominated "Low Budget" design, film editing, original music an outstanding supporting perfor- Mickey's seat while the cartoon and Grace Slick was noticeably The entire program ran for three awful. It was impossible to com- uously called back onstage for and the people keep coming back They have not done this in recent and the song that had people score and sound. mance in "The Untouchables." character was still being projected absent from Starship when they and one-half hours — prehend a single word out of the three encore sets until they finally to see them. If you missed The about two years, and perhaps this reflects dancing everywhere, "Come "Emperor's" impressive sweep The statue for best original song onto it. performed "Nothing's (}onna Stop and one-half hours lead singer's realized nobody was going to leave Kinks this time around, be sure too long. mouth, and every Davies* desire to return to the Dancing." did not leave much for the rest went to the over-played "(I've song seemed to be an exact replica theatrical style the band employed until they played "You Really Got to catch them when they come / of the nominees; box-office Had) The Time of My Life," from of the one before. in the '70s. By far, the most memorable Me." There was little doubt they around again, for they surely are

Sinead Last Fall, the Kill was one of four Sexton's raw screeching guitar Dirt cheap," as thie rest of the single, it fails to impress. It is just O'Connor office By CYNTHIA B. BOSNIAN Phone our to have free bands in a "Four Play" tour which dominates the opening song, "No lyrics are so forgettable that the an o.k. song, not the quality (Continued from page 27) did most of the songs from The ^^^^Staf^eportei^^^^^ hit 21 cities nationwide. Sleep" which is probably the song bores you. material you would expect to find ward "I Want Your Hands on l.ion and the Cobra, starting with Information sent to your parents. Will and the Kill Sexton's Texas-based blues heaviest tune on the album. A The tone softens a bit on the on^ national debut single. Me," reflect this. When questi- "Jackie." O'Connor also sang two Will Sexton influence dominates Will and the chorus echoes Sexton as he next track, "Heart of Steel." "Rocks in my Pillow" can be oned if she was a feminist, O'Con- new songs, including one whose MCA Records Kill, to which Sexton has added repeats (and repeats), "No sleep. Although it is the album's first We create baskettes for^our special occasion in tied on page 32) title and lyrics are both unprin- (Com nor replied, "Well, I'm independ- a hard-edged driving guitar. As he

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girl not with • man-hating, baby-eating, bra- a who was too happy (215)544-2626 Already a veteran of the Texas writing, but with loud guitars." a guy. Since two of O'Connor's burning feminist." club scene at age 17, Will Sexton's The Kill consists of guitarist/ and O'Connor was independent band members, Mike Joyce national debut album Will and the lead vocalist Sexton, bassist Alex Andy Rourke, were formerly of enough to produce her album (the ice Cream Fantasy Kill rocks with a potential, note Napier, drummer Jeff Boaz and first in a contract of four for the Smiths, she sang "The Hand the word potential, that most new guitarist/backing vocalist David Chrysalis records) by herself. She That Rocks the Cradle." Sweet Tooth artists at his age will never know. Grissqm. Spring Break 1989 too found that it was impossible to The performance was much Sexton's childhood is rooted in While Sexton demonstrates his short, but O'Connor just doesn't Sweet Adventure explain to anyone else what she rock and roll — he played his first true grit guitar playing and raspy thinking. have the material to lengthen it on-stage gig when he was College Dellgtit was just voice (sometimes reminiscent of When questioned about how yet. She is a very mellow per- eight, with his brother Charlie John Mellancamp), the music and Chairperson Applications she learned the technical aspect former; she holds the microphone .(also a young starter). A few years NIbblers Feast lyrics are often lacking and seem of production, she replied that she and sways or sort of bops on stage, later, they were jamming with the repetitive at times. The album is Available in Union Office did not. She claims that producers but that is it. likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan and A Touch of Home disappointing if you are looking Her voice is anything but mel- the Fabulous Thunderbirds. are over-rated and that all you for deep meaning or distinctly DUE APRIL 22 low. It soars, dips, whispers and As frontrunner of need to do is say what you want College Sun^ival < the Kill while original music. Most of the songs and there are people in the studio screams. It was never more in his early teens, Sexton began have a "Mellancampish" appeal, touring Interviews Week of April 25 to push the right buttons. inspired than on her encore, and opened for such acts avowing the simple pleasure of a After the press conference, "Troy," which she performed Prices start at '12 1 as Big Audio Dynamite, the small-town boy (namely cars and guitar for back-up. 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George Burns finds ByRUSSCECCOLA understood if you Uved with the stemming from a certain sponta- turned over the gravestone of the breaks away from 1986's Peace life is like an emotkmal neity that awakened in recording girl and peed on it. They were all Sells ...But Who's Buying?, one Stniar Ri^orter band. 'without expectic« the heights of By THERESA JONES For someone who has k>ng been moments and good laughs along helpe both David and Amokl be roller coaster, tt's 'so far, so good' sessions. Young found that this drunk and got in a car accident of the classic metal albums of all a fan, seeing an adoleBcent the way. Bums' humor, warmth the boy and man each winti to theatrical originaUty, it is highly you be in a good type of recording "helped style and the only one who was hurt, time, in directions SW/Rtporter Bums Megadeth has, since 1985*8 because may my and goes new mimic Bums' familiar manner- and sarcasm set the tone for the be. The reUtionship between raoommended. mood this afternoon and 'so what' in that I was normally used to in fact killeid, was the guy who that ultimately reek of Megadeth. added bonus KtUing is My Business ... and isms so well was entertaining in film, even when revealed through grandfather «nd grandson is By the way, as an because by tonight that mood may planning out my solos, making did that to the grave." A live setting captures Megadeth Busifuss is Good!, always led the the you will get to see Bums perform itself. How often do you see an 18-. David, played by up-and-coming charmiiig, and that ia poaaibly Megadeth may be them stale, and I was forced to With so far, so good. . . so what!, at their best. to the of metal. be blown." So go Tower "18 Again!" ''18 his version of the song "I Wish musical genre speed year-old puff on a cigar and soft' Charlie Schlatter. best word to describe Again!" riding an emotkmal roller coaster, play from the heart in the studio." Megadeth has knocked down the Theater tonight to see the state- Recently, a tot of other bands have directed by Paul Flaherty I 18 Again" at his birthday shoe to his own somewhat deca- Though it is Jack who wishes For any Bums' fan. the mm is Was but uie guys certainly have the That atmosphere has produced barrier that was holding them of-the-art metal band, for the tiled to imitate the style and New World Pictures party, which is what sets the ball dent version of "By the Light of to be the boy he used to be, a must. And for anyone who not to throw up. a lot of classics on the album. back from breaking into all areas foursome is prepared to set the of stomach of time rolling backwards. imi^ Megadeth. Since the the Silvery Mocm?" through fulfilling his wish he simply wants a light comedy Young and Behler have contrib- Young revealed that when that music can reach. The record world on fire. initial onslaught of the band, Dave Meg- Without the Bums' charm, "18 uted a lot to the sound that comes adeth writes songs,' they piece Mustaine (vocals, guitars and Again!" would most surely too album. Behler was together a lot of different riffs Since many Villanova students be songwriter) and Dave Junior) out on the new trite to merit the ticket price. We an understudy for former written at various points in time are still a few months to a couple Ellefson (bass) have had a rela- get to know David, before we do '•t drummer Gar Samuelson and to make a song. A lot of so far, of years shy of what we consider tionship Ihat formed the core of Jack and before the accident. Jack ^s debut album Young made his way into the band so good ...so what! depends on the that magical age, the desire to roll Sexton blues the band. With the recent addition appears as a typical, self- because he was giving a friend of guitar work of Mustaine and back to 18 is a notion foreign to with its ear-catching melody, is stood at a crossroad of two" to get of new members Jeff Young (gui- proclaimed dweeb — freshman in the band guitar lessons to "help Young. "I play the more classical, probably all of us. But that does (Continued from page 31) one of the better songs and prob* his girl. He evokes the classical tars) and Chuck Behler (drums), will not enjoy college, abused as a fratemity him figure out Chris Poland's faster, pickier riffs, where Mus- not mean that you labeled the most bonng song on ably should have been released as Western heo in* our minds. The as well as a major tour of medium- times from watching pledge, hopelessly eyeing the [former guitarist] sotos. He was taine plays the more old-style, a few good the LP. The effects are interesting, the first single. We hear the pain instrumental sections really grab sized halls with Warlock and someone else fulfill that wish. BMOC's girlfriend and a general trying out for Megadeth and Jimmy Page-type solos." The time if anything, since the nonsense of a young man who does not ask your attention — and manage to Sanctuary that touches down in Especially that someone misf it with no self-confidence. want^ me to help develop his changes and musical variation are when lyrics completely lose you. The for mercy, but only the chance to keep it. Philadelphia's Tower Theater learn the music. is George Burns, that 92-year-old, technique and most evident in "Mary Jane" and repetition is almost nerveracking. love again. But do not misunder- "Their Game" has Sexton talk- tonight, Megadeth is set to prove Eventually, the band heard me "In Darkest Hour." The cigar smoking American favorite VmiHwt the Buns' is mellow finest My I do not know about you, but stand, "Heartbeat" not a ing in a more or less monotone as that they. are the world's never seems to quit (cigar giving him lessons and thought I future of Megadeth musically is who ''18Ag9lnr "grits in my gravy, kinda sandin' song by any means. This song and the lyrics often blur together, a speed metal band. A recent inter- dMuw, could do a better job. Mustaine unwritten at this point, but Young V» \ » smoking, performing and chasing down my mouth" does not make "Hard to Please" are arguably the departure from his usually clear, view with Young gave a good studio, that is, and not necessar- woiM most surely be brought me down to the promised that "it's going to be women, me want to rush out and buy this two best songs. Both powerful unsophisticated articulation. The insight into the direction of Meg- asked me to join the band and gave wilder, especially with me writing ily in that order). too trite to merit the album. C'mon, guys, you could musically, they also boast some of brash guitar is back, accompanied adeth these days. In "18 Again!" Burns plays an me a tape of 'In My Darkest Hour' really weird guitar parts. The have helped him out a little more the more interesting lyrics. by the rebel yells in this fast-paced Of utmost importance in the 81 who has ticket price. to add a solo. That solo got me songs will climax more and have -year-old entrepreneur with this one. number, which is the loudest song metal arena was the relationship true: Jack The slowest song on the album the gig." more ups and downs. Successful his birthday wish come In "Teach the Teacher" and next to "No Sleep." between Megadeth and Metallica in the body of Jack's companion Madelyn, played (by Sexton's standards), "Hard to music depends on building up and Watson wakes up "Breakin' All the Rules," Sexton Despite his shortcomings. Sex- and the alleged battle between the Please" is in some ways a typical his beloved grandson, David, after by Anita Morris, is pulling the — releasing energy." maintains the. image of a rebel ton has the ability to improve bands. Mustaine had been in the The recent success of wait- country-boy-cries-the-blues bal- . automobile wool over grandpop's eyes, Featured on so far, so good . the two suffer an who always gets things his way, with his bad-to-the-bone guitar first lineup of Metallica and a lot accident was not ing for her inheritance. lad, but with the added bite of a fir, ..so so what! are "Anarchy In The accident (the the lyrics laden with obvious playing and boyish good looks, he of the controversy surrounded so so food. Relationships between the Wat- crisp electric guitar. Sexton's U.K." (a cover of the Sex Pistols* part of the wish — the man may in most likely will not gain nation- songs he wrote for them, his sexual connotation. Similarly, charming Southwestern brogue whut! hes broivht the is far from crazy!). son generations are strained in classic), "In My Darkest Hour" (a be old but he to Reckless," we get the wide status but will develop a reasons for leaving and misquotes "Restless accentuates his vulnerability the premise is corny. the middle. Arnold, Jack's son and as the somber, reflective tune about Granted, image of a troublemaker — "Well loyal following. One thing is for attributed to the bands' members. bend's from gut David's father, seems to get no he croons "She's as faithful as a loneliness) and "Hock in Mouth" Apparently Hollywood thinks it -* deftnitely will not find "the feud is I ride alone on a horse of chrome. sure you Young told me that mentulhytoehtmore has stumbled onto the new trend real respect from either side. But cross-town bus. (the greatest anti-PMRC song I go where I please and I get what any teenage bubblegum-pop or over. The press had created a good in entertainment, since this inva- at the end of Jack's adventures people lien before. ever). However, I found "Mary I need." Sexton gives us his Another worthwhile tune is Top-40 stuff here. But you will one. There are always some bad sion of the body-switcher films is being 18 again, everything is rosy Jane" to be the most enigmatic version of a Billy Idol rebel yell "All Just to Get You," in which find an ambitious, if not entirely feelings when something like that us in full force, with "Vice for all involved, except, of course, number on the record and the upon as revving cars/motorcycles are Sexton paints a desolate picture convincing, guitarist/songwriter happens, but it was blown all out Madelyn. toughest to grasp, new things Versa" and "Like Father, Like of anxious to spread his breed of proportion to sell magazines. With Behler and Young com- "18 heard in the background. the hero who has "stumbled on of Son" based on the same farcical In that sense Again!" is very mitted to the band, things fell emerging with every listen. An "Thought I Heard a Heartbeat," plains, staggered in the wind. down home rock and roll. We both rule!" three predictable. Nevertheless, the the interesting story surrounds idea. Seeing one of these The recent success of so far, so together in the studio — from point "A" to the inev- "Mary Jane." Young said that films will probably suffice; how- road good ...so what! has brought the collection of the band as a real unit "18 Again!" itable point "B" is a pleasant there. Young related "where Junior's from, there was ever, the advantage BE WHHE- BUT YQUDONl HAVE TO BE band's from-the-gut mentality to took place in its role. journey, with some touching SNOWMAT hear on the album this girl who was buried alive by has is Burns leading a tot more people than before. 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By RUSS CECCOLA and "Savage Dawn/* portray the members of the psy- chiatric group. Watching them on Senior ReparUr Important to the movie also are the members of the disorder the screen makes one try to analyze their actions and see "Bad Dreams" group. Their disorders and behav- they offer whether they are reacting to. directed by Andrew Fleming ior are so varied that reality or to their own version of Twentieth Century Fox a refreshing change to standard **** so it. Adding th^ group offers cre- V^ horror fare. The characters are that the disorders dence to Cynthia's problem* for 'V well-developed after all, she is undergoing psy- One popular technique in pres- they present were approved by a any chiatric treatment herself. enting a movie to an audience is real psychiatrist and of that professional field The effects are very well done to never let them know what is members \ should and every one is disturbing, driv- real or imaginary until the end of who see "Bad Dreams" in to pick ing home even more the relentless V the film. Alfred Hitchcock was the have a challenge trying will of Harris and Cynthia's master of fooling an audience and out their problems. *« plays Ralph, a anxiety. Michele Burke, noted for proved it in such films as "Psy- Dean Cameron her work in "Quest For Fire," took cho" and "North by Northwest." man who cannot deal with living society. care of the special effect makeup. Another method is to disguise a in the paradoxes of today's Ralph's realistic self-mutilation is horror movie in such a way so that Cameron was recently seen in Rob School." Dam- easily the most shocking scene in it is not perceived as horror, but Reiner's "Summer the film. Harris' baptism of the rather as a "thriller." This method ita Jo Freeman plays Gilda, a likes religious cult in gasoline and then was effectively used in "Fatal quiet-superstitious girl who igniting them all runs a close Attraction" and, more recently, in to be in control of her own life. second. "Bad Dreams" contains the excellent "The Seventh Sign." Louis Giambalvo is Ed, both a other talent in producer Gale A new release from Twentieth pussycat and a demon at the same Anne Hurd ("Aliens" and "The Congratulations Daily is Lana, an To x> Century Fox, "Bad Dreams," time. E.G. of her Terminator") and first-time direc- utilizes both of these methods to introvert who comes out joins^ the tor Andrew Fleming, whose col- offer a movie that is horrifying, shell when Cynthia laboration resulted in a well- character-intensive, thought- group. Susan Ruttan, of "LA. (P»wlo 1988-89 structured film. courtly o» Twwuiigi The border- Cw*jfy Rw) provoking, disturbing and ulti- Law," presents Miriam, a Cynthia is the focus of "Bad Richard Lynch is Harris, who has returned from the dead to find mately captivating. line psychotic who retreated from new Dreams" and all of her problems victims, including Miriam (Susan Ruttan). Jennifer Rubin stars as Cynthia, the world, unable to handle suc- get explained in the last 10 min- a child in an adult's body who has cess. Finally, Susan Barnes is is utes of the film. Until then, she and out of the minds of the various myself. "Bad Dreams" hits the Executive Board just woken up from a 13-year Connie, a perfectionist who closest has only Dr. Karmen to help her patients and in and out of Cyn- spot with a climactic ending and coma after escaping a mass suicide obsessed with Ed and the battle Harris. thia's reality and visions is enough surprise explanation for Cynthia's of a religious cult led by an evil, to "normal." The key to keeping the movie to play with a viewer's mind. problem — a fitting conclusion enigmatic man named Harris Believe it when I say that all to lively is the various perspectives When I left the theater, I felt as an excellent movie. (Richard Lynch). After her arousal of these personality disorders are from which it is seen. Jumping in if I was losing touch with reality from thecoma, Cynthia is put into clearly seen in the characters who ' t the care of Dr. Alex Karmen JohnHoran President (Bruce Abbott), a psychiatrist who watches over a group of people with borderline personality dis- Monica Byrne Vice President orders. After joining the group to begin psychiatric therapy, Cyn- thia begins to see an undead Megan Seeds Secretary Harris, who demands that Cyn- thia live up to her promise to die Karen Porta Treasurer with the cult. The real question here is wheth- er Cynthia really sees Harris, Social Awareness Officer dreams him or hallucinates him Sheila Duffy into existence. Cynthia refuses if^- Harris' invitation and he tells her it > Pete Koureliotes Environmental Officer that members of the personality disorder group will die unless she joins him in death. This explana- Pat Schmitt Programming Officer tion thus far lasts about 15 min- utes into the film. The remainder of "Bad Dreams" is an exploration Jim Duffy Communication Officer of the disorders of the members of the group, attempts by Cynthia to prevent Harris from killing the group members, journeys back in time to the Unity Fields cult through Cynthia's unstable mind T / ^ »• f and a development in understand- ing of Cynthia and her problems. "Bad Dreams" is a very well put together movie. The focus of the film lies in two places — the characterization, represented by the excellent cast, and the special Give the kid some credit effects, mostly gruesome and can be taken for credit or disturbing, but well-placed and If you're smart, arKi you're going to be In Courses Come on out and support your hall in the RSA. cast is an assem- and are scheduled so that functional. The New Vbrk this summer, yoult check out noncredit - blage of talents that work well The New School. therefs plenty of vacatfon time before together. Rubin was the drug or aAer—you finish. 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CONNELLY CENTER (2:1&8), junior Terri Smith enth in 2K)6.9, also under the INTERNATIONAL STUDIES catch up with their schoolwork, ishers for VtUaiiova wiu two-day lacrosse team. Through eight (2:11.6) and freshman Carol Haux ECAC standard. The first game was to be against they instead caught the next totals of 158, 158 and 159, gamei, the team is presently tht Colorado School of Mines, but APRIL (2:14.4). Other distance medley The 4 400-meter relay t^am less 3-5 22 flight to Florida to launch their X respectively. posting a than exciting relay members included Smith secured second place in 3:4239, it was cancelled because of snow. outdoor season at the Florida On April 4 and 5, the Cats recofxl. (3*34.6 — 1200 meters), freshman The second, however, against the Relays on and consisted of Bennett (56.0), returned home to Aronimink Golf The Office of International March 25 and 26. After dr(»pping two of their first Air Force Academv. was not. Studies Is Marissa Maggio (60.9 — 400 Burke (57.6), DiMuro (54.9) and Held at the University ol Florida Club and ran their season record three games, the Cats were visited meters) and lUux (^:152 — 800 Halliday (54.4). Bennett finiahed to 7-0. In the in Gainesville, the relays exposed home matches, the by Kutztown and Bucknell for The Cats suffered a heartbreak- hosting the first International Day at meters). fourth in the 400 in 56.13,, and Cats captured wins over Drexd some new faces on an already I home games. The Cats blasted ing 6-5 loes at the hands of the Huber and Franey finished first finishes to O'Sul- ' fifth-plaoe went and Widener University in 'V diverse and talented squad, as the a .»( Kutztown 24-2 and pounded Buck- Air Force. After Villanova had Villanova University! and second, respectively, in the livan in the 1500 (4:29.62) and triangular team's second-place finish in the and Towson St. Uni- nell 9^ in the friendly confines of come back to tie the game with 1500 meters in times of 4:12.6 and 3000 (9-37.78), both times ECAC indoor NCAA's indicates. versity in a dual meet. Villanova Stadium. about a minute to go, the Air Force 4:22.7. SenkM- Olive Burke grabbed qualifiers, and the latter a work! Junior Meg Mdsen captured her In the April 4 wins over Drexel scored the winning goal with only • Table displays by the Arab & Islamic Club fourth in the 100-meter hurdles in Junior Games Qualifier. Against Kutztown, John Fur- first individual collegiate race in and Widener, CappeUo took medal- 31 seconds remaining to notch the 14.65 seconds. Sixth-place finishes went to long, John McEvoy, David Hone the Collegiate 2500 meters, win- ist honors with a season's best victory. Chinese Club India Club Baton Rouge, La. was the Cats' Moisen in the 1500 (4:29.86), and Chris Scaring paced the Cats ning in an impressive 4:28^1, score of 73. next stop for the Paper Tiger in the 100 meters (12.86) with five points In while freshman Sonia O'Sullivan Maggio The next day was the highlight apiece. total, The team's luck did not change FriBnch Club Italian Club Invitational at Louisiana State Burke in the 100-meter hur- 15 Wildcats scQred least was victorious in the 3000 meters and of the season from a team pers- at one much after returning East! They 1' University, the site of last year's dles (14.74). Burke also finished point in the contest. with a time of 9:51.82, also her pective, as the Cats placed six promptly dropped successive Spanish Club NCAA's. eighth in the 100 meters (11.91) players under 80 in trouncing barnburners to Drexel (7-6) and • < first major collegiate victory. During the victory over Buck- Louisianans had been so and Smith finished ninth in the- Towson St. SophomoreJim Clarke St. John's (9-5) to move their v* ' Juniors Kathy Franey and Vicki nell, Chris Sullivan had four impressed with the Cats at last 1500 (4:39.45). • All-day international Huber again turned in splendid had his best round of the spring points while John McEvoy had record to its present state. music inside and outside the year's NCAA's, they wanted them Head Coach Marty Stem was performances. Franey placed third with a team low 75. Rongaus three goals for Villanova. "„*!« ^^ of the season qualifying 2:05.3. DiMuro was for an outstanding season." ning track the following day on 2 Leonard (stepping in for the smoking a 54.35 which was a J for Villanova. Come one and all to participate and to 9-0 injured Teresi) and No. 4-seed personal best by a staggering two the road in a thrashing of the Freedman all won in 6-0, 6-0 enjoy the seconds — quite an accomplish- University of Scranton. The international music, food 6-2, whitewashes as each player ment in a race often decided by match was highlighted by a 6-0 n\oved up one singles seed. and displays at the Connelly Center hundredths of a second. victory by Rouse over Scran- The (jorel. teams of Leonard-Ackerman and The following week the Wildcts ton's No.l-seed Leo Rouse's on April 22 — Friday! Loughman-TuUy also 8-0 headed over to the Colonial Relays win started the ball rolling as the won in doubles play. at the College of William and Cats improved to 9-1. few hard-earned days of Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. After a rest, the Cats'retumed to the St. Juniors Celeiste Halliday and Mary's courts on April 5 against Michelle DiMuro, absent from the Towson State University, but Florida Relays to attend the wed- suffered another 7-2 setback. ding of all-American Villanova Again, only Rouse and Lough- graduate Debbie Grant, joined man could manage victories. their teammates and participated Rouse defeated Towson's in three of Villanova's four Jim A103 Shepardi':^4^and 6-3. Loughman victories. ' defeated Ron Kochinski, ^1 and Halliday won the 800 meters in Art and reason 6-2. Towson led only 4-2 after the a time of 2:05.52, while DiMuro When Mark and I deckled to spend singles matches, but then swept was a member of both the 4 x 800 the three doubles matches. the weekend at his mother's house, and distance medlev relays, run- The 'Nova men returned to I never imagined I wouki be walking their winning ways the next day into a mouse's nightmare. There were when Ikfi^cel University visited. Baseball cats e\'crvwherc. (Continuedfrom page 40) Rouse ledofrvith a 6-3, 6-4 win. No. 2-seed Taylor Teresi was • Cat plaques, cat statues, cat clocks, sophomore third basemen, who victorious by a 6-3, 6-1 tally. sparkled in the field, clubbed a e\'en a cat mat. I couldn't begin to dupli- Also winning their matches three-run home run in the fifth cate her collection of kitty litter ifl spent were No. 3-seed Pete Leonard, inning that sealed the win. Loughman, No. 5-seed Mike Freed- a year at a garage sale. Conspicuously Also playing well for the Wild- man and Ackerman as well as the absent, however, cats was juipor shortstop Bob was a real cat. Strange, teams of Ackerman-John O'Dwyer McCreary. McCreary, who led the I thought, and began to fear that a and Loughman-Jeff Gorsky in Cats to a win over Swarthmore doubles competition. Mark Tully weekend with cat woman could be a earlier in the week with a four- and Bill Shea took the lone loss lot less than purrfect. for-five, two-RBI performance, hit | in a tight match at No. 3 doubles. safely in all three Seton Hall Bebte. After: But then she came home, and The 10-2 Cats were 9-0 winners games to increase his hitting Mark introduced her. She was at streak to nine. Upsala on April 8. Rouse crushed Upsala's Joe Dement, 6- dressed surprisingly well—no Villanova now stands tall at 7- 1 and 6-1. Teresi won 6-0, 6-3. leopard pants. In fact, you 1 in Conference play, which earns Leonard ^on easily, 6-0 and 6-0, them first place in the Big East's Before flying Virgin, these typical colIegiate-types thought travelling to could say she was the cat's meow, as did southern division. Loughman and Freedman, but I'd rather not. London was about as exciting as taking an 8 a.m. trig exam with a hangover. by scores of 6-0, 6-2 and 6-1, 6- In addition to fine team play, 1 She offered me a cup of Dutch Choc- many individual honors were After flying with us, they were as happy as three rock stars on a world tour. respectively. The No. 1 doubles team of olate Mint. that was something earned. Scott won the Big East Youll feel the way. Now same Once you've flown on our roomy 747s. And , Ackerman and O'Dwyer won 6-2, Athlete of the Week, while Marc I could relate to. Then she brought it 6-0. The result was the same for Adderly claimed the school record experienced our great movies, music videos, BBC comedy shows, 8 different music Gorsky and Shea at No. 2 doubles out in the most beautiful, distinctly for at-bats with 463, most games programs, and all our other award-winning in-flight entertainment. All coming at by scores of 6-0 and 6-1. unfeiine china I'd ever seai. with 144 and most doubles with Ackerman As we you through pair of serious electronic and Freedman-Tully at Noi 3 32. Corey Williamson set a new a headsets. sipped, I found out that Mrs. Campbell doubles won by default. The Villanova record for stolen bases Still not satisfied? How about a nice hot meal. In fact, a choice of has same weakness for chocolate, team's mv with his 29th career theft. match with Montclair 3 nice hot meals. State was cancelled, but when loNXTS the theater as much as I do, but, Fairfield visited on April 9, the ne\'cr That's right, it's airplane food. With one major difference. It's actually edible. incredibly saw ""Cats." So Mark Wildcats trounced them 9^. Rouse Editor's Note: and I aa* taking her next month. It's also followed by tea and pastries later on. Senior powerlifter Janis led off with a 6-2, 6-4 win followed 7-5 Teresi 's 7-6, . Rosenthal captured sixth place in So you can munch out while you do a little extra studying. (Yeah, right!) by victory. Leonard, Loughman, Freedman a difficult field of 11 at the Want even more? Then let us remind you of our fares. As low as $219^ National Powerlifting Champion- and Ackerman all followed up straight ships held March 20, at Temple from Newark. $249^ from Miami. with set victories. The University. Now what do you think? three doubles teams also came Rosenthal, who is the only away with big wins. female to represent Villanova at Great. Then see your travel agent. Or call us at 1-800-862-8621. On April 10, New York Univer- the National Championships for Hey, if we could please these sourpusses, pleasing you sity visited only t» be thrMhed the past two years, recorded soundly, 8-1. Tentt was tl»«aly icKMls* Ifitematkmal Coffees '* will l)e a breeze. '

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• Sofiftalf spUfs f? r? \ By AMY C SPENCER complete game victory. Staff Reporter Fourth year Head Coach Maria DiBernardi is optimistic about The Villanova women's softball this year's team. She hopes to team posted two wins and two better last year's 13-13 record

'I losses this week, bringing their with her six returning regulars, 5-7. including three starting pitchers. ! season record to 1 • The Cats split two doublehead- "It should be the year \^e go over •r ers as they charted a win and a the .500 mark," DiBernardi said. i loss against West Chester Univer- "If we lack anything it's offense, sity and Lafayette College. Both and the loss of (Mindy) Kahn (last

I were away games, raising their, year's leading hitter) won't help record on the road to 3-5. The Cats the cause." now begin an 11-game homestand Kahn (.483, nine doubles, three hoping to improve their home triples, 22 RBI) will miss the record of 2-2. season due to injury. \- n Against West Chester on April 6, the team dropped the first game by a score of 2-1, but rallied in thfe second game to collect seven hits and a 9-4 victory. Four players n •' had two RBI's each, including •» sophomore pitcher Karyn Lodise. Lodise logged the win with relief help from freshman Janet Chow. The series at Lafayette also began with a loss, this time by a score of 4-0 with the Cats lone hit a single in the fourth inning by freshman Anne Bunin. Pitcher Kris Branca gave up six hits including a home run on the way to the IdSs. The team never gave up hope, and responded with ten runs on eight hits as they won the second, game by a score of 10-4. The offense was led by freshmen Tracy Dale, who went three for three, including a triple and an RBI, and Cheryl Regan, who had three RBI's. Branca achieved a . , '

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ByJOHNRICCO and be got the most out of their Junior guard Doug Weft, ]irho VM. 63, Mo. 20 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. April 22. 1988 S^orta Editor potential." became V.U.'s 30th 1000 piynt- Surviving more on brains and scorer in 1967^ wat ukmd Heading into the 1967-88 sea- hustle than anything else, the second team all-conferenoe. Wiist son, doubts about the Villanova team potted tournament victories was the Wikkatt' leading scorer men*s basketball team abounded. over Arkansas, Illinois and Ken- through most of the season aver- Election nrilified Fans and media alike wondered if tucky. Nicknamed "the Beasts of aging 15.8 ppg. election the Wikkats, a team which had the East," Villanova advanced Fdlow juniors Gary Massey New to be held inSeptember ,<." lost sharpshooter Harold Jensen farther than any of the other five (7.9 ppg.) and Kenny Wilson (11.4 By E.H. McELDOWNEY tion was ruled void, therefore the Closkey said he did not \ , know major recruits, couki Big East squads receiving bids in ppg.) fich performed obpeptional- and had no Staff Reporter numbers were ruled void," Del- if he would run again in the fall, compete in the very talented Big the NCAA's. In addition, the Cats ly this year as well. Wilson became zotti said. Fusco appeared satisfied with East and improve on its mediocre were the only Big East team to the 32nd Cat to scooe his lOdOth The April 12 elections for Stu- Closkey expressed frustration the career point, while Massey decision of the commission, 1986-87 mark of 15-16. For Head defeat all eight other conference was Government dent president have with the decision. "We promised "They made a good decision. If V. and foes at least once. honored as. the Big East's Defen- Coach Roland Massimino ' declared null been and void. New these so-called apathetic people they would let the election pass, very successful sea- sive Player of the Year. the rest of the Wildcats, however, "It was a elections are to be scheduled for [Villanova students] that if you then it would say that anything there were no doubts. son," said Plansky. "We had &* Villanova's sophomore big men, the fall of 1988, according to the fought the system and worked goes in elections. We can't have In spite of a tough out-of- bunch of overachievers that Tom Greis and Rodney Taylor, report of the Elections Commis- within the system, results would that," she commented, conference schedule, and the blended together well under Coach both rebounded from disappoint- sion and Dr. Richard A. Neville, happen. There would be a change, Fusco said that she would xji normal Big East-type competition Massimino." ing freshman seasons to grab vice president for Student Life. and we had them believing our "most likely" run again in the fall found within the conference, Individually, almost every Wild- numerous headlines in 1967-88. The report also stated that message. We came out of this election. ^,{ Villanova was able to quiet all cat enjoyed a career year in 1988. Greis <12.4 rag., 6.1 rpg.)»a third presidential candidates Sean Clos- election and inslead we are beliey- Brach also said he is "seriously doubters and post some impres- Plansky, the Big East's basketball team All-Big East selection ledthe key and Terise Fusco will be ing in their message, which is considering running " for presi- sive numbers. The Cats amassed Scholar-Athlete of the Year, aver- conference in bkicked shots with " eligible to run in the fall election. 'nothing changes in this school,' dent in September, a 24-13 overall record, and finished aged 13.2 ppg. and 5.6 rpg. for the 2.7 per game. Taykv (7.8 ppg., SJ^ Phil BracK, Student Govern- he said. (Continued on page 7) tied for third in the Big East at season. The senior coK:aptain was rpg.) played well despite the ment president, will remain in his 9-7. also named third team all- continual pain from last season's position until a new president is In toumment action, Villanova conference and became the 31st foot injury, and gave V.U. much elected. help, regroups rebounding especially Cabinet Philadelphia Wildcat to 1,000 points, needed won the Josten's score The Elections Commission, Classic and finished runner-up in finishiqg his career with 1,217. in the NCAA's. which is made up of representa- both the Big East Tournament tives from student organizations, l^'u and the Hawaiian Airlines Maui submitted its recommendation to after turmoil ^bet2, aeeretaff#€tti» Big be: 4 neiw flections Cottimis^km senior co-captain Pat Enright. "He 24-tll)pg11 triumph. Onoe as the average grMluate of 25 or burgh twice, 10^ and 23^, and $gm Scott pMed the Catt. The tkM 35 years ago," stated the thtn swept three stnigiif inm Georgetowit. Thi^ bigpset wHie (CctUimmi 9mptim36)

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