John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 11-2-1995 The aC rroll News- Vol. 89, No. 8 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 89, No. 8" (1995). The Carroll News. 1136. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/1136 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Time Management Man of La Mancha When hitting the Don Quixote appears books and hitting on the Kulas stage the town conflict tomorrow night pageS page6 ___..arro ews Volume 89 Number 8 • November 2, 1995 Fraternity charged with hazing Caught in the act Iota Phi Theta to appear before University Hearing Board Melissa Tllk the next day to explain the whole its charter permanently revoked, Editor-in-<:hief story. "We'll take our mistakes in however, charters have been sus­ The fraternity of Iota Phi Theta stride and work towards correct­ pended before. will appear before the University ing the problem," he said. "It really does cripple them," Hearing Board on Monday, No­ Chad Gunerra, pledge master, said Farrell. "They can't use uni­ vember 6 to answer to charges of said pledge activities are "a frater­ versity fac!lities or take any new hazing. nity matter in which it's known pledges, basically they can't ful­ Dean of Students joe Farrell what's done and what's not done." fill their charters. Also, members initiated the charge after an in­ Gunerra was responding to in­ can't join anotherf raternity while vestigation into questionable quiries on how fraternity pledge the charter is suspended." pledge activities which resulted activitiesaredecided. Usually, the Homer and Gunerra said they in a freshman being taken to the pledge master decides when do not have any specific plans for hospital for possible head injuries. pledge activities take place, but the hearing. "The hearing can be open or tradition "We'll do our closed. It's their option. But, my dictates best to save the guess is that they'll want it closed," what the ~~we're ready to take charter because said Farrell. activities that's the most im­ "I gave their president and are. what [the University portant thing," pledge master a letter outlining Farrell said Homer. "I felt the charge. They must answer for said the Hearing Board] has bad about the cir­ the charge at the hearing, and the frater­ cumstances." board will decide on the sanc­ nity has to give." "There's no two tions," Farrell continued. been very ways around it," Mike Homer, president of IPT, coopera­ said Gunerra. said, "We're ready to take what Ithe tive in Mike Homer "We'll just be to­ University Hearing Board] has to suspend­ ------------- tall honest. The give. We set a bad example espe­ i n g pi gefellandwu cially during Alcohol Awareness pledge activities since the letter taken to the hospital as a precau­ Week." was written. According to Farrell, tionary measure. There were no Homer said he went to Farrell no fraternity or sorority has had stitches involved." SU to survey about reading day Winterich's attitude breeds success Hopes to gain extra day to study for finals Gina M. Girardot land Heights and a graduate of Winterich has also faced some Christina Hynes 'A lot of people complained Int. News and Business Editor Benedictine High School. "I actu­ disappointments this season but News Editor about other schools and how they All people have dreams and ally considered going back to has continued to act with the The Student Union has put to­ have a week off,' she said. 'We aspirations, but it takes a truly Marquette, but all of my friends team's interest in mind. As a se­ gether a survey asking students decided to see if students would unique individual to bounce back were in ROTC lt would've been nior, it seemed that he would be whether they would prefer an ex­ be willing to stay an extra day." after his lifelong dreams have too hard." he said. "The last place I starting for the 1995 season, yet tra reading day at the end of the Ghoubrial said that the extra been defeated and turn it into a thought that I would end up at transferNickPettyfromKentState school year before taking final ex­ day gives students the option to positive experience. was john Carroll. It is so close to University won the starting posi­ ams. study ahead or relax on Friday. Dan Winterich has done this home." tion during camp. "When finals count so much Bishoy Mikhail, Student Union and more. Win terich did not dwell on the Winterichsaid that this had no toward your G.P.A., it's in the best chief justice, said he would like an "Since the second grade, I have fact that he had to give up his bearing on hisenthusiasm for Car­ interest of the student body to extra day to study. wanted to be in the Marines," said dream. Instead he moved on and roll football. "Nick is a great player_. study for three days," said john "I'd rather have three days to Winterich. "I went to Marquette became involved with other he deserves to play. I love foot ba II, Cranley, president of the Student study and finish exams in one on a full tuition ROTC scholar­ things. but I don't play to start. I play to Union. shot," he said. "l don't think one ship which would have allowed "After a being on the football win and to be a contributot" The last day of classes at the day at the end of the year will me to be an officer in the Marines team for a while, things started Sports Information Director end of the school year is on a matterm uch. If the students want after graduation." going well for me here fat john Chris Wenzler reiterated Thursday, Cranley said. Friday is it, we'll do what we can to get it." But during his first semester at Carroll)" said Winterich, a wide Winterich's positive attitude. "It is a free day and exams begin on Sat­ Cranley said that theSU would Marquette, Winterich started receiver. rare to find a person with such a urday. The rest of the final exams work with faculty and adminis­ showing symptoms of diabetes. Winterich's motivation for good attitude... He is a positive per­ begin again on Monday and the tration to change the schedule. "I felt sick, playing football son who is unsellish towards the last day of school is on a Thursday. "We know the channels we my blood sugar is two-fold. "The needs of the team." Cranley said that if exams be­ need to go through," Cranley said. was off, and I first reason l play One of the highlights of gan on Monday, students would "It's going to be a long process." realized that I football is that it Winterich's JCU football career be able to have three cays to study. Tim Gits, senior, said he would was dehy­ posesachallenge was a 47 yard touchdown recep­ But, the last day of classes would like the extra day. dratedallof the to overcome the tion against Mount Union earlier be on Friday. "I would prefer having finals time. Deep dream that I had this season. It was the lone score of "Many students have papers from Monday through Friday and down, I think lost" He contin­ the game for Carroll. due that Thursday and, in effect, have the weekend before off," Gits that I knew that ued, "I want to be "Although Dan is small, he is a haveonlyonedaytostudyfortheir said. "It would be more beneficial I was diabetic; I an example to fierce competitor who blocks welL exams," he said. because you have more time to didn't tell any­ others to show We like to use him specifically in He added that many schools study." one because I that diabetics deep plays where his speed is an on the east coast have an entire FreshmanjamieShrumoffered was afraid I can do the same asset," said Debeljak. week to study. a different perspective. would lose my things as every­ Winterichisacontributorboth "To do this, we need to see if the "I would rather have holidays scholarship one else." on and off the field. For the past student body is interested,"hesaid. start earlier, that way we would and my chance "Dan is a two seasons, Winterich has re­ "If students don't mind the extra get the exams out of the way," to be a Marine,,. leader by ex­ ceived Academic All-DAC honor­ day, we want to change it." Shrum said said Winterich. ample, said able mention honors. The survey was put together Cranley said that the schedule While home Dan Winterich Gregg Debeljak. To coach Debeljak, this only by Liz Ghoubrial of the SU infor­ has already been done for this year, on Christmas . varsity w1de re- exemplifies Winterich'struechar­ mation committee. She said that so the goal is a change for next break, Wimerich's fears were sub­ ceiver coach. "He is a total team acter. she originally talked to students year. stantiated by the doctor; he had player who gives it his all regard­ "For some, football is their to see if there was a point to the The survey will be available diabetes.