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John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 4-16-1986 The aC rroll News- Vol. 72, No. 24 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 72, No. 24" (1986). The Carroll News. 846. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/846 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]. THE CARROLL NEWS Serving John Carroll University Vol. 72, No. 24 John Carroll University, University Heights, Ohio 44118 April 16, 1986 Freeman named CN Man of the Year by Liz Murphy ing beyond the scope of his the extra mile and I'm proud Alumni Director. Freeman with alumni, but also with the Stoff Reporter position as Alumni Director. lo work with rum." said Nicki also donates h.is lime as an students al John Carroll. Tim Freeman. Director of As he accepted the award. Plollner. Assistant Alumni assistant for Lhe Hockey Club, Freeman credits much of Alumni Rela lions, was named Freeman expressed, "It's an Director. assists with the Alumni rus undying energy not to him The Carroll News Man of the easy job lo do wbon you have Freeman's responsibilities Career Network, the Cleve self. but lo others. "When you Year at the publicalion's an the best job to do." include organizing class reu land Club and maintains an work with a staff that is as nual banquet last evening. A 1978 graduate of }CU. nions. working with Alumni excellent rapport not only Continued on Page 4 Freeman was selected as this Freeman assumoo the posi Club representatives from year's recipient by the editor tion of Alummni Director in various cities and the Alumni ial staff based on hjs perfor November of 1984. Board of Directors. In addi mance and dedication extend- ''He's always willing Logo tion to his numerous duties as Athletics award medals by Dennis Casey, most famous alumnus Don ningest long-time coach Tony Sports Editor Shula '51, head coach and DeCarlo, who founded the Centennial medals were vice-president of the Miami wrestling program in 1964 awarded to John Carroll's Dolphins. and to Jcu·s win- and bas since built it into a dynasty. A banquet honoring DeCarlo, Shula and three new Concert scratched inductees into the Athletic Hall of Fame was held Friday but S.U. in clear evening in the new Jardine "We've signed nothing." Room. Approximately 300 by Jim Berklan alumni and gu ests attended Staff Reporter The concert. which was to the banquet sponsored by the Student Union President be held at Cleveland Slate's Athletic department and the DHve Clifford assured the stu Woodling Gym. would ha ve Blue-Gold club, the alumni deBt !egistatua.!a wsnt that been joint:ly spons<~ed by ar athletic-booster Ol'1Jflllizetion. John Carroll lost. and will roll"s Student Union and CSU lose, nothing financiaJly from and Case Western Reserve's Shula spoke before the the John Cafferty and the student activities planning crowd and cited the strong Beaver Brown Band concert boards. sense of development he that was to be partly spon The band has threatened to received at John Carroll as a sored by JCU, but instead sue for lhe full $13.000 fee basis for his success in the professional world. Shula cancelled last week. plus expenses it normally SHULA RETUltNS - Don Shula '51, Miami Dolphins Head would have received had lhe quipped with fellow alumni '·Technically we have no and reminisced about his Coach, received a Centen.nJal Medal Friday night at the legal responsibilities." Clif show been staged. Represen- Athletic Department dinner held in the new Jardine room. ford told the assembly. Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page 7 pboto by Mike Stecewycz Students plan for celebration by Julia Spiker, "It's the first time that of food for the various events News Editor something like this has throughout the week has been happened here,'' said Sue Centennial Spring Week is donated from places such as Healy. senior and organizer of Continued on Page 4 official. A week long celebra Centennial Spring Week. tion to honor the Centennial is planned for April 20 to 27. "We thought that ... we History speaks should have one event like this, especially this year and by C.M. Janice at a low cost to the school.'' Former ambassador Emory Alumni Fund said Healy. C. Swank will address JCU with the topic of "Thoughts on The week is being financed GIVING LIFE -Many students gave blood during last weeks recognized the Soviet Union and China .. The Alumni Fund of John by donations from area com on Wednesday, April 23, 5 semi-annual blood drive sponsored by the Millt81l'Y Science panies and the JCU Student Department. photo by Dan Leamon Carroll University, chaired by p.m. in the old Jardine Room businessman John M. Boler of Union and is free to all of the Recplex. A question Chicago, has been nationally students. and-answer period and a recognized for its growth in "It's unbelievable what peo reception will immediately On the Inside: dollars and donors. ple are donating," said Healy. follow. The History Associa Forum: Students must con· I p. 3 The Council for Advance Approximately $2,500 worth tion is sponsoring the talk. sider future as ment and Support of Educa parents. tion (CASE) has selected the Features: :\1akes plans for p. 4 Centennial Spring University's alumni giving AMNESTY WEEK \\'eek. • program as a finalist in both AT TilE LIBRARY Entertainment: Cahorel opens this p. 6 the "sustained performance" weekend in the (.itt e a nd "improvement" cate Theatre. I gories in lhe 1986 U.S. Steel -NO FINES!."- Sports: Viola no·hitter lead p . 8 Alumni Giving Incentive THURSDAY, MAY 1 thru Streaks to Hiram Awards competition. ,;ctory. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 Continued on Page 4 Pase 2 EDITORIAL The Carroll News, Apri1 16, 1986 Other achievers ..eRE AAE ~E wo""' MY VERY THINGS VOU'L.L ~GAVEL ... Last night's Carroll News banquet culminated in awarding NEED AS PRe.sn:£NT, n1ANK5 the Man of the Year to Tim Freeman for his work with this ~EY'RE University's alumnae. But Freeman is not the only person DAVE. Al..OT, which the editorial boa rd feels has fulfilled the qualifications IMPORTANT FOR RIC.H . for this award. ~NN I NG MEEnNGrS. \. Dr. Jacqueline Schmidt. head of John Carroll's Communica tion Department, has merited honorable mention for her con / tinued efforts in its promotion. Her work with the Department lead this. year to a national rating of its qualities. Included in Dr. Sc-hmidt's achievements are the prominent speakers the Department has sponsored. includmg ABC Presi dent James Duffy and playwrilc John Powers. In addition. television crews. most notably Uw crew of ···Morning Ex change.'' were seen \\ tlh grea te1• frequency on campus this past year due to the Deparlmcnrs growing community contacts. The serond honornble mention for M(1n of the Year goes lo john Jmmarino of WUJC fame. Known as the stnlion·s spiritual guru. lmmurino has devoted vears of sC' rvice to the station during his slav as a student of religious studies at Carroll. · · lmmarino was singled out as one of the forefathers of New 1 8£-L-tcVC. Age music in the Cleveland area in an article which appeared SOME W'HERE IH \.IE LL GIVE. you /HIS AID 1 F 'IOU M£ .•. in Scene magazino thts past Janu~:try. Immarino·s expertise in NICARAGUA ... New Age music was more recently proven with the presenta PRO filS£ "(o vs E I tion of an Alternative Press Slime Award for the best New 1T FOR il GOOO vVfiR!iNT£E. Age show. c!WSC.. IT. His work in college radio exllwds beyond the uonfines of / John Carroll: Jmmarino is an active participant in the CoJJegc Radio Coalition. a group which promotes coopernlion between the region's college stations. Destructive waste Every campus aspires to be Nirvana. Each school presents \\self aa \be \deal for development, both -,hvs\Cal and spiritual. Ground:-; uro kept UJrf'fullv trimmnd. und visitors 11ro careful ly kept away from the not-so-good aspects of a school. II is all part of marketing a product and rwming a successful business. Yet one wonders what visitors would have thought had they been in the snack bar area last night. and on other nights when the Wolf and Pot had a special attraction. On such nights the clean-r.ul. conservative image tnkcs a real beuling. as the Letters to the Editor reslrooms and smlCk bar are turned into a wasteland of scat tered trash. Devine Praise could do without. and " learn ing to Ann Daley and Tom Granted. alcohol has something to do with this behavior. ing lo drive a stick shift car" Miller for printing this out but if a student is to be responsible. this entails handlmg Dear Sir. was his proudest accomplish standing piece of journalism. ment. The lovely picture of himself responsible in all situations. An institution is judged Congratulations to Laura Sincerely, loa greut extent by the individuals which are a purl of it. and Devine for her interesting and the smiling Dean truly en Mindy Cantley hanced the Devine corner. if sludonts would hnvo outsiders regard this institution in o informative Campus Profile Excuuuse us.