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Vol. 61 No. 4 Mercyhurst College, Glenwood Hills, Erie, Pa urtj llTMU'i m itUfimini i i VOL. 61 NO. 4 MERCYHURST COLLEGE, GLENWOOD HILLS, ERIE, PA. 16546 OCTOBER 1, 1987 Angelo Series Presents Quality!Performers By C.J. Christensohn On May 1st, the Julliard String Quartet will make its first appear- In an effort to improve the ance tin Erie. According to Sam musical offerings available in the Rotman, the ^director of the Erie community, fthe D'Angelo D'Angelo School of Music, "it took School of fMusic has obviously three months of negotiations to get concentrated on quality in select-, them into the Mercyhurst College ing performers for the 1987-88 series." The Quartet has made over Concert & Recital Series. 150 recordings on the CBS Master- All oHthese presentations take works label. place i n i t h e Tech Memorial High| The outstanding element of the series is the cost. Unfortunately, School Auditorium on 332 5 J V Cherry!Street at 2:30 p.m. according to Rotman, "the The first artist in the series is President's Card does not cover Oxana Yablonskaya, a concert the cost of these events." Fortu- pianist who left the Soviet Union. nately, a ticket for every event in She will execute a variety of the series, five outstanding con- pieces, including Mussorgsky's certs, is only $10. An individual "Pictures at?an Exhibition." Con-* ticket for an event, if available, is certgoers can see her on Oct. 4. $5, and can be purchased the day of the concert. j 1 The onset of )Novemberjbrings Members of the Julliard String Quartet. L to R: Robert Mann, Violin; Nathaniel! Rosen, jja top prize One factor that makes this a winner in the*?Tchaikovsky*Com- Rhodes spectacular price is the fact that petition. On the first, the concert Prize winner, CeCelia Rae Chais- March is accompanied by the New the Julliard String Quartet cellist appears in Erie after* his son. The soprano is considered^to York* Woodwind Quintet. The uplaye d in New York last year, tour of the music capitals of the be "one of the major talents on the Quintet is the|premier woodwind and the tickets went for $40 world. J! I American vocal scene? today." ensemble in the United States, and apiece," according to Rotman. February 7, 1988, marks the (Larry Stayre,Metropolitan Opera celebrated its 40th anniversary If you are interested, call 825- return of the : 1987 D'Angelo House) I last season. Sunday the 13th marks 0394 before Sunday to reserve Young Artist Competition First The proverbial '.roaring in of this event. tickets for the concert. Campus Center Adds On By Jill Chiccarino program. A new heating system is being INSIDE Here we are, four weeks into installed for the comfort of the the school year here at the 'Hurst players, fans, coaches, and staff. and hopefully you have been The now carpeted area just outside noticing the significant changes of the Campus Center will be en- atop the hill. | closed and a permanent concession Naturally, the cafeteria and area and a ticket booth will be Movie Review p|2 the HRIM addition would proba- constructed, which will give the bly be the'first noticed Jby most fans a place to congregate before students, but turn around and take the games, during half-times and Kovski's Korner P.4 a look at the Campus Center. after the games. Presently, fthe Construction; has begun for a only place to go is either to the rest $350,000 addition to the Center. rooms or outside. '$ Plagiarism P.5 Two home and two away locker John Leisering, j Mercyhurst rooms, showers facilities, a ^'laun- Athletic Director, expects I the dry area, and storage spaces are facilities to be completed "by the basis of the addition. This will early to mid November," at the Workers Look Over Plans For allow for the expected growthfin start of the men's and women's Campus Center Addition. Mercyhurst'S Sports Medicine basketball season. f Page 2 The Merciad OCTOBER 1, 1987 and tells him he is an ex- work for ajlarge corpora- Cosell from pg.7 Kelley "Stakes-Out" con, violating^parole. tion as a consultant to Remiers spots what is improve the employee/ pocketbooks,? and send going on from across the management relation- them reeling to the bar- The Movies 9 She has no idea he is a cop street and tries to aid his ship. ' After graduating gaining table to? end the By Kelley Moore and unbelievably, he for- partner. Before their from Mercyhurst Prep, I strike and do what is right. Richard Dreyfuss por- gets she is being watched many futile attempts to assumed that Paula would Then again, you also trays a funny, ex-alco- while visiting her. A great catch this guy, Lecce fi- be a little bored with Erie, have the right to side with holic cop who can get scene when he forgets this nally£shoots|him in a sus- "Actually, I would prefer the NFL. To blame the himself out of any mess. is when he is trying to pensef ul scene set in a log to stay in Erie, but I am players. To attend scab His counterpart Bill Renti- leave her apartment one mill. The movie is equally aware of the limited? op- games, if the NFL can pull ers, played by Emilio Este- morning after spending suspenseful and comical. portunities and Ihnay be them off. To make sure the vez is just as sharp, and the the night there. The one-liners that Este- forced to move.'* NFL igets TV money. two of them make an Heps chased by cops vez andj Dreyfuss say -Was Mercyhurst the The NFL, a convicted ille- unbeatable team, on duty and luckily, after a few throughout fthe fmovie right choice?- "Yes. I had gal^ monopoly, currently and off meetings, Lecce < realizes gives tit flared and the wanted - a small school under investigation by the ' * i& 1 because I didn't want to be i hevhas^falien in love with drama shown indicates the Federal Trade Commis- 1 * 1 4*-^e^lWflg09MSarei -as* 'a**"V* f this girl. He is reluctant to fine4alent of the two. just another number and sion. Yes, you have a right signed surVwliance duty The movie is ^action- here everything is on a to side with them, to^help on a girlfriend of an es- tell her *he is i a cop, and when he finally does, she packed and worth the time really personal level. You bust the union, and force caped prisoner,* who is to see. Dreyfuss portrays can go into a party and not the players^ back to work. believed to be driving refuses to see him again. On his final attempt to this character at his best. know as soul there and In so doing, of course, you from the prison to her Estevez grew up a little come out with 20 friends." undermine . your own apartment. reason with her, he goes to -Has college ^prepared her apartment and is and is no longenseenjjas a rights; not the fictional Once Lecce (Dreyfuss) member of the brat-pack; you?- "Definitely. Espe- "rights" of the fan to meetsf the prisoner's ex- greeted by the supposedly cially since I wasfa. com- then dead ex-boyfriend/ He is actually playing football, but the rights of girlfriend, he immedi- adultlroles and adds to muter, college has taught American working men ately falls for herjand prisoner. 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