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Continuing Ed. Dept. Professor Has New Director Publishes The results of Dr. Thomas Laudelina Martinez of registration. This spring our Ruth’s research on the atomic Bronxville, , has been enrollment in part time students nucleus and its structural named Director of Continuing is 248 over that of a year ago. models has recently been ac­ Education and assistant dean, At the same time we are cepted for publication in the which became effective pleased that Miss Martinez will Physical Review. An assistant February 18. be our first woman dean.” professor of chemistry at SHU, Dean Martinez succeeded Dean Martinez has been Dr. Ruth presented his research Arthur Brissette, who had director of special projects, in at a meeting of the American served in these administrative the School of New Resources Chemical Soceity in 1973. capacities for the last five (adult undergraduate program) Dr. Ruth began research at years, and is returning to full­ at the College of New Rochelle. Clark University in 1972 and time teaching in the accounting In that position, she oversaw the completed the experiments at program of the department of Weekend College, programs of DEAN MARTINEZ Yale in the summer of 1973. His business at SHU. community service, outreach to paper entitled Levels in Dy as President Kidera said, “Miss community organizations, and consortium of five New York appreciation of the entire University community—for Populated from Decay of 158 Ho Martinez brings to Sacred Heart special programs in the area of colleges. She also has been a in Equilibrium with 2.3h 158 Er, University an unique personal and career coun­ language arts specialist in the your invaluable and dedicated service and leadership to investigates the accuracy of background in a wide range of selling. The School of New College of New Rochelle and in three accepted models of the continuing and adult education Resources has three campuses, the Whitby School, Greenwich. Sacred Heart University.” “The spectacular growth— nucleus. programs, several of which one in New Rochelle, the second Dean Martinez earned a both in size and quality—of our Dr. Ruth’s research indicates attracted national recognition in the Bronx, and the third for Bachelor’s degree at the College that the prolated model and acclaim. In selecting Miss municipal employees in New Continuing Education and of New Rochelle, pursued summer school operations is provides the most accurate Martinez as assistant dean and York City. summer studies at the convincing evidence of your picture of the atomic nucleus. Director of Continuing Previous to her directorship University of Puerto Rico and contribution to our institutionr J Professor Ruth explained that Education we expect to ac- at the College of New Rochelle, Bank Street College of «iB especially grateful fw the such research provides the eeWate furlHeP Dean Martinez coordinated Education, received a Master of initiative and creativity you foundation for theories and growth in part time language arts programs for a Arts degree from Fordham birought to your work—which models used in explaining University, and is a candidate' resulted in increased income known facts and in making for the doctoral degree from when it was so desperately scientific predictions. He noted 33 Student Teachers that University. needed.” that scientists continually Her fields of specialization “Your tenure as an assistant search for the most accurate, are medieval and Renaissance dean is a milestone in our comprehensive model that Get Assignments literature with other courses in University’s growth and we look succeeds in explaining natural history. Central High School. modem British and American By SARAH ANDERSEN forward to your equally spec­ events. By the constant ap­ Also Yvonne Rachelle Thirty-three student teachers literature. tacular career as full-time plication of experiment and Morgan, primary, Middlebrook Mr. Kidera also honored Mr. from Sacred Heart University professor.” theory, scientists hope to ap­ School,' Trumbull; Muriel Ann have spring practice teaching Brissette’s term as assistant President Kidera also praised proach more closely an un­ Mulligan, grades 1 and 2, dean and Director of Continuing assignments in 28 different Mr. Brissette for his personal derstanding of nature. Nathan Hale School; Mary Ann elementary and secondary Education at SHU, when he leadership and character. John Chizmazia schools in FairHeld county and Seperack, kindergarten, Christ said, “I cannot let this official adjacent areas. the King, Trumbull; Gwendolyn date of transfer from ad­ Dr. Bernard De- Wulf, Snead, grade 2, William Samuel ministrative to full-time faculty ‘Phonothon’ Will Call Chairman of the Education Johnson School; and Dorothy J. status occur without expressing Department, Sister Loretta Woodson, grade 2, McKinley to you my deep personal Gosen, associate professor, and : continued on page 6 gratitude as well as the official 1,200 SHU Parents Mrs. Nancy Hartman, an More than 1,200 Sacred Heart proximately 30 per cent assistant professor are Parents will be invited per­ responded with generous gifts. University supervisors for the AM A Receives Charter sonally to participate in the It is hoped that this year the program. In addition, each Second Annual SHU Parents number of parents reached and studoit teachers is directly By JIM RUSSO people in the Held of Research, Fund during a student con­ the size of the gifts will be in­ supervised by a cooperating A collegiate chapter of the Advertising, Sales, and other ducted “Rionathon” March 10- creased to reach the teacher in the school where American Marketing branches of business. The 13. PhiHiathon’s goal of $5,000. student teaching is done. Association has been chartered format of A.M.A. com­ Mr. Tom Kennedy, Vice- Any student wishing to par­ Bridg^[>ort student teachers, this past January. Mr. George munications will be dinners and President and General Manager ticipate in the Phonathon, can and cooperating schools in­ F. R. Miller, from the Business panel discussions. of Radio Station WNAB, is contact Patty Gallagher. What clude; Dale R. Beardsley, Department will be the chap­ The chapter presently con­ chairman, while Patty it requires is a commitment of history, at Bassick High School; ter’s advisor. sists of 26 members iuider of­ Gallagher is student co­ one night March 10-13 to man Angela J. Buonanno, grade 4, The collegiate chapter is ficers: President, James ordinator of the 1974-75 Parents the phones at the Southern New Dunigan School; Michael A. geared toward gaining its Russo; Vice President, ’ Sal Fund. “Tuition just isn’t England Telephone Company Dogali, mathematics in grades 7 members to a taste

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Airlines jet soaring toward the emotions and trick you into dorsement ad features Ed violin The director doesn’t know nor sun. Almost every one of us buying the product. Following McMahn selling Budweiser There are too few left does he care. He’s relevant. would like to be on that plane. are some examples of how Beer. Ed, a favorite of many TV advertisements fool the watches, has a reputation of a And it could up-set his digestion He wanted to have everything in When we do finally get a chance it but the producers American public. jovial, care-free man. He’s Or leave his mind bereft to relax in a sunny resort we said that six hours of a nude remember the Eastern Slogan. THE ENDORSEMENT famous, funny, well-liked,. an. But then again a horse is a fool mouse eating blue cheese If we decide to patronize that Celebrities from all walks of ex-marine officer. So how could Or so it may seem was enough. airline we think our vacation life advertise products. Ed McMahn be wrong about the Although few people consciously beer company he happens to Because everyone knows that a Enough? Enough! Such a will fulfillall^theiimplications of great task we undertake. admit the influence ‘stars’ have own a good part of? horse can eat oats the advertisement. That ad lets Just be sure the film doesn’t on us. We are manipulated by THE BANDWAGON And has a strong aversion to you fill in the information. Your split celebrities’ behavior. “ Every one’s buying it. strings made of cat gut. imagination runs wild. You are and wake the people waiting for Joe Namath shaves with Shouldn’t you! ” These ads state Then again he just might be fooled by your own fantasies. the end. Noxzema Shaving Cream on (hint) scores of people use the hungry. There are four basic types of Understand us though, we tried television. Joe is a “man’s product. That many people advertisements: The Endor­ A horse’s life is not too bad to make you see No worries, or stress that a nude mouse is beautiful, quality teaching and genuine From Westport is student He’ll have music coming from especially understanding of student's teacher Gail Susan Croffy, Supports Profs. his voice when he chews blue cheese. welfare. I’m asking the Tenure algebra. Long Lots Junior High But would it not be better to Board to reconsider, all faculty, School, Westport. continued from page 2 It will cause him to change have and students to join in an at­ From New Haven is Gary C. replaced by people holding Into a walking bag of notes. a blue mouse eating naked tempt at Fair Play. Write let­ Vece, grade 5, Booth Hill School, Ph.D.’s, what guarantee do we A singing horse! That’s absurd! cheese? ters or clip this one out and send Trumbull. have that the newcomers will be Better still, he’ll harmonize his Maybe, but I’ve heard that even them to President Kidera with From Stamford, Louise Marie able to replace the sensitivity ways to a mouse naked cheese your agreement that Charles Petrock, grade 3, Riverbank toward the student that these his voice will be only his alone does not taste very good. Cyr and Jonathan Stock should School, Stamford; and Nora particular men possess? And Above the noise of the glue But then again a blue mouse is remain at their posts, given Frances White, history, at why should we not fight to retain factory. special— teachers so uniquely gifted? tenure, so that future Sacred Stamford High School. it will eat anything naked. Unfortunately, no degree is Heart students can benefit from Enough! Enough! Such a great awarded for competency in excellency in education from task we undertake. men who CARE. Come on—play O ur Senate human understanding. We present for you this evening To haunt our dreams at night ball—get involved! continued from page 2 As a student here, my a movie of or gnaw at our nose in the day. requests to Mr. Cyr and Mr. ALICE NOCHOLAS ‘75 would be allowed to be taken But a movie of exotic food tastes until ten days had elapsed considerable controversy. Stock for discussion of a What is obscenity and what is good. problem were always between the forum and the next. graciously acknowledged. They Student Teachers Senate meeting. I have been Krispies?” Or for that matter opened not only their office continued from page one involved in this process in other how could anybody not help but institutions, and it serves as a Cereal remember the cereal that’s doors to me, but their ears as School. well. (On a similar occasion, a Fairfield SHU student great safety valve, allowing for continued from page 3 “shot with sugar through and department chairman, who teachers include: Paul John all points of view to be ex­ ning,” “Natural Cereal,” or through,” good old “ Sugar happens to hold a Ph.D., flatly Barna, grade 4, Staples pressed however vehemently, “Natural Cereal” with raisins Pops?” denied my request.) elementary school, Easton; and but without the necessity of and dates. From Heartland For the real nostalgia set, It is not my intention to Peter H. Crumm, social studies. voting on an issue of major Cerejals we get just plain there is “Shredded Wheat” criticize staff members who Central High School. consequence within the “Natural Cereal,” or “Natural (available in spoon size for hold or do not hold Ph.D.’s. 1 yrumbull SHU student framework of a heated debate. Cereal” with cinnamon, and people with small mouths), only wish to priase two out­ teachers include: Samuel The University could use some “Natural Cereal” with raisins, “Grapenuts,” and of course one standing teachers, who, in my Cannizzaro, English, Central very heated debates on may of and toasted Corn Cereal.” Still of the old-time favorites judgment, do not need a Ph.D. High School; Barbara Jean the issues that become a part of other entries in the “back to “Nabisco Shredded Wheat.” to do a better job and shouldn’t Carpenter, grade 3, Jane Ryan the Senate’s agenda. nature” market include Alternatives to the sweet, the have to get one to prove their School; Darlene E. Dorio, grade One final issue is that of the “Alpen,” “Quaker 100 per cent colored, and the multi-shaped capabilities or to keep their 3, Garfield School; Karen Ann Master Plan. This document Natural Cereal,” and General are the health food cereals. jobs. Are the evaluations based Fedor, Spanish, Hillcrest Junior was issued August, 1974, as a Mills “ Natures Valley Topping a long list of cereals on the kind of degree a man High School. result of a considerable amount Granola.” claiming to have all of the holds or the kind of man he is? Also from Trumbull, April of research and discussion Next are the top cereals with vitamins a person will ever need Both candidates for tenure Ann Huggins, Spanish, Madison concerning the University’s the Saturday morning cartoon is “Wheat Germ.” The “King already have the proper Junior High School; Barbara resources and its future plans. crowd. To the delight of these Vitamin,” and “Kellogs Con­ credentials. Joan Malyska, primary, Tashua The Senate received the official young consumers, the ad­ centrate.” I don’t known who makes the School; Michael A. Romano, document, and is in the process vertising people have created After reviewing the many rules, or if there are any real history, Madison Junior High of conducting its review. Among “ Cap ’n Crunch,” “ Frute kinds of cereals available, one other things, that review should question remains to be an­ existing ones that govern this School, Trumbull. Brutes,” “Klondite Petes,” University’s hire-fire, fire-hire Stratford SHU student yield a recommendation for a “Fruity Pebbles,” and “Froot swered. Will “ Wheaties” policy. I have wondered, teachers are Linda Chadwock, form of continued annual in­ Loops.” For the kiddies who continue to reign as the break­ however, about the possibility of grade 2, B Franklin School, stitutional planning. The groove on ghosts, buy them fast of champions or will it be deliberate discriminatory Stratford; and Leonard R. University cannot issue a “ Count ^hocula” or “ Boo replaced by one of the motives behind this unfair Donofrio, social studies, document of that size annually; Berry.” And don’t forget the newcomers? Perhaps a but should measure it decision by the Tenure Board. I Wooster Junior High School. little leprechaun and his “Lucky women’s lib entry of “Fruity periodically—allow it to survey hope prejudicial type-casting Norwalk SHU student Charms.” And if there is by Pebbles” will become the new itself, its resources, objectives, champion or maybe “Freakies” wasn’t an underlying issue and I teachers are: Lisa Ann Corti, chance a poor speller among hope the addition of more Spanish, and Miss Angela and its future. your youngsters, purchase will reign as king as the “Break­ I hope this review is valuable Ph.D.’s to the college catalogue Tedisco, Brian McMahon High Post’s “Alpha Bits.” fast of Freaks?” Nobody knows and accurate, and that it en­ listings was not a primary School, Norwalk; Cheryl A. Now for a look at the old the answer for sure to this great courages members of the concern. Many questions have Rice, business, Norwalk High favorites, the cereals that have debate, but the smart money been raised that require University community to devote been around for many years around the “Breakfast Nook” School. more attention to those issues speculation—possibly invest­ Lower Naugatuck Valley SHU with names as familiar to kids have “Freakies” far ahead in which make this a community. igation. student teachers are Barbara of twenty years ago as the race for juvenile popularity. Of one thing I am certain. Mr. Jean Gardella, mathematics, The Senate is our principal “Freakies” are to kids today. But no matter what the range in resource in this process. It Cyr and Mr. Stock need your Derby High School; Darlene Everybody remembers “Corn taste is, it can be said that the should be strengthened and help. They have batted over Artmen Lee, grade 2, Long Hill Flakes,” “Raisin Bran,” and cereal makers of the United supported in order to ac­ 1,000 in services and per­ School, Shelton; Michael Julian “Cheerios.” And what cereal States are trying to please the complish its stated purpose. formances rendered. Let’s not lover could forget the snap, diversified taste buds of the Ukanowicz, history, Shelton Charles E. Ford lose the rare combination of High School. crackle and pop of “ Rice American consumer. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1975 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY PAGE 7 Amnesty: Just Or Unjust How long will you pass us by both sides. conflict came later, leading to rifle in his hand and discovered “ If somehow all the sorrow,, With narrowed vision? In urging unconditional desertion or a discharge less he did not want to shoot those and all the tears, and the killing When will you see amnesty, the Bridgeport than honorable. Except for tbe little yellow-skinned people? can help us to become a better We are part of the fabric commission said it is simply war none of these young men Creation of review boards to people, perhaps then and only Of your freedom? adding its voice to the voice of would have been confronted examine cases on an individual then, can we say that these Eighty-five members of the Bishops of the United States with this necessity to choose basis is not a feasible alterna­ deaths—these sacrifices—have families of and to the voice of Pope Paul VI. that brought them into conflict tive. Delays, inequities and dis­ been redeemed and will have resisters met in Washington on They said, “the nation stands in with their government. crimination would necessarily had a positive meaning for us as February 2nd and 3rd to focus special need of the virtues of However we feel about their result. Americans—the only true attention on the omissions and justice and compassion, which actions we should not assume “Is there not enough suffering honor.” inequities of the clemency amnesty would express, if it is their course has been easy for beyond our control that we program and to lobby for to represent the rights of the them...these young men became should purposely and needlessl; To be continued in our next issue universal, unconditional am­ individual conscience against victims of discrimination by add to the grief of our people' of Obelisk. nesty. They were not an im­ the state, and to assert, in a classification clerks, draft Amnesty is a single, simple, pressive number. Most were world of diminishing freedom, boards. Command Officers and cost-free act of democratic will. Advertising middle-aged and quiet. They that dissent is essential to a courts-martial before whom Are we a people who take were the few who were able to democracy.” they stood, often uncounseled pleasure from the suffering of continued from page 6 come. For the majority of Senator Weicker has said, “I and uninforpied of their rights. others?” families this was not possible. believe in civil disobedience as a We should ask why a free In 1973, Nixon piously told the be good. Buy a little bit of world They came from 40 states, with valid expression of opposition to democratic society vests such American people, “There would unity. Drink Coke. faith in the willingness of their ‘unjust’ laws or politics. But arbitrary power in the military. be no greater insult to those who THE COMMON POLK AI) Congressmen to listen and breaking the law without facing Thousands live in exile. More have fought and died than to This is Mrs. So n’ So from consider their requests. the legal consequences is than 20,000 have obtained provide amnesty to those who Monroe, North Carolina. She The response of the neither civil disobedience or permanent legal status in deserted their country.”—A uses Clorox to get the dirt out of Congressmen did not give them patriotism.” Canada, with perhaps as many group of parents, believing the her family’s filthiest clothes. hope that their request would be Some of those who resisted the there without such status. “greatest insult” would be to She is an ordinary housewife, granted very soon. Without your Nazi government, fled from “While these young people learn nothing from the wasted and ordinary housewives would help, or a miracle, it may be Germany, some pretended to were refusing to register, deaths and the destruction of never consider fibbing about a many years—if another war conform, some went un­ resisting induction, deserting Vietnam formed “Gold Star product for a chance to be on intervenes, perhaps never. derground, many helped save from the service, and receiving Parents for Amnesty.” television. One thing stood out in their the lives of others, some went to less than honorable discharges, Patricia Simon, a Massachu­ Almost every mother in the encounters with their prison and died there. (Perhaps millions of young men in their setts school teacher, became country has been face to face Congressmen. Congressmen death is the only perfect wit­ age group, with the privileges of involved in organizing “Gold with a mud smeared shirt, like were very concerned about how ness). Even Willie Brandt, who wealth, knowledge, power, and Star Mothers for Amnesty” the one Mrs. So n’ So’s son has other constituents felt about the later became Prime Minister of opportunity, were evading because she objected to her 18- on. She uses Clorox to get the issue. West Germany, “deserted” his military service. Ninety percent year-old son’s death being used shirt clean. She is a real person, According to American country duping World War II. of the draft age young men as an excuse to refuse amnesty. so Clorox is a real value Report, Charles Goodell, head Would Senator Weicker have during the Vietnam war were At the convocation she an­ product. of the Clemency Board, stood on imprisoned the resisters of Nazi not required to serve. nounced that American war Then the McDonald’s com­ November 15, 1%9, with hun­ Germany after the war instead “A free democratic society resisters had been nominated mercials—a combination of dreds of thousands of of those we prosecuted at does not seek blind service but for the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize Bandwagon and Common Folk Americans around the Nuremberg for obeying their seeks support by reason and by Laureate, Dr. George Wald ads. Ordinary people, scores of Washington Monument to country’s .lawi^»»«*«« ■ ■' conunitment to its purposes. and 315 professors of the them, parade into these palaces‘ protest the war. In his book It does not seem that in our How long can armies raised by American academic com­ all over the world to buy cheap Political Prisoners in America, present imperfect state, a world fear and force win wars? munity. hamburgers. Singing staff published in 1973 Goodell said, without force or restraint is “Amnesty is a legal act by Louise Ransom’s oldest son members,clowns'in parking lots, “At first there was almost no viable. In the absence of lawful which prior convictions are was killed near Mai Lai five and signs outside boasting of the opposition, at the end almost all authority we get the lynch mob nullified and past violations of years ago. He arrived at his first millions of hamburgers sold. Americans were convinced the or the outlaw. We still need good law are erased. Amnesty does assignment on the very day of Again, that many people can’t Viet Nam war was a policemen and good soldiers and not forgive, condemn or con­ the massacre. Mrs. Ransom be wrong. mistake...Those first lonely good laws, remembering that done, it simply forgets: wipes said, “After that unspeakable PHOTOGRAPHIC ADS dissenters and civil they are needed not to dominate clean the slate. atrocity committed by our own Magazines are glutted with disobedients, and the millions or oppress people, but to protect “Some favor amnesty only for American troops, who can pictures of beautiful luxurious who finally followed them into and serve them. If it were those who agree to perform a blame the embittered South cars, in beautiful fields with the streets, were proven right. ” possible to make any law that public work for a period of time. Vietnamese farmer who set the beautiful dusk backgrounds, Now he stands in judgment of could perfectly cover the Whatever the merit of such mine that killed Mike such a few and a beautiful woman lounging many of the young people who situation it was designed for, we alternative service ' offered weeks later?.. .The shame grows on the car. Buy the car and the followed him. would not need lawyers, judges, those once facing induction, it is as the perfidy of our leaders is world is yours. • “Liberty and Justice For All” and juries to interpret them, meaningless years after the revealed through the deceptions These car ads are much like is the theme of the -National and we would not need a choice of military service was detailed in the “Pentagon the G.I. Joe ads. The product Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Congress that can change or forced on them. Their lives have Papers.” looks fantastic until you get it Committee for the Bicentennial. erase laws no longer suitable. been disrupted and altered “My husband and I have long home. G.I. Joe looks ridiculous The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, Laws of governments are not already. Years have been lost. faced the difficult truth that without the 60 others shown on president of Notre Dame indisputable, but imperfect Alternative service also implies there was no gain for this TV. No private beach, no battle University and a member of the instruments for .serving the the necessity for atonement. country from our son’s death. scene, no action. The car looks “Clemency” board recently common good, and should be Most who resisted feel this His life was wasted by his own less functionless too. Parked in participated in a meeting of the applied as such. The laws of a would compel them to deny the government and nothing we do front of a tenement, a 3 family above committee. How can Rev. democracy preserve not only moral rightness of their acts can alter that. But the house, or in front of your own Hesburgh participate in the common good but the good even in the face of over­ President, in an effort to find home, the car just doesn’t make betraying those who followed of the individual. They are whelming national opinion that value where there is none, has it. conscience? The Diocese of subordinate to a higher the war was wrong. said: ‘Let us not dishonor those Advertising fools andjdeceives Bridgeport’s Commission on “Divine” or “natural” law. “Some want a judicial type who served their country by people. Much of the content is Justice and Peace has said, Former Attorney General review of each case, with am­ granting amnesty to those who fact, but much is also fiction, “many thousands of draft Ramsey Clark said, “The nation nesty only for those who acted deserted America.’ In other and people need to be reminded evaders and deserters could not as a whole has given an enor­ from conscientious conviction words, if amnesty is not of that. in conscience serve in a war mous amount of its energy and that all war is wrong, or that granted, the death becomes they considered morally in­ resources, diverted from the this war was wrong. We cannot honorable. I must disagree. defensible.” Linking its appeal urgent needs If life; food, determine the motive. It resides Although my son Mike died in SHU to Pope Paul’s theme of renewal health, knowledge, adequate exclusively within a person. And Viet Nam I do not believe that and reconciliation for the 1975 housing, liveable cities. is it not inherently dis­ his dying made that morally Holy Year the Bridgeport unit “ Well over 500,000 young criminatory to grant amnesty to indefensible war somehow more IS YOUR said, “The country is faced with Americans were forced to a young man raised in a holy. We cannot bring Mike a crisis of the spirit. It can only choose between obedience to the religious family who opposes back to life but we can help to UNIVERSITY grow worse if any side to any of Military Selective Service Act war, and deny it to a ghetto restore the legal and political our divisions insists on an eye and the drastic consequences of black bom in the midst of rights of the other victims of for an eye. It urged the hand of failing to do so. For many who America’s violence, who found that war, those who for con­ GET INVOLVED! reconciliation be extended by chose military service the himself in Vietnam with an M-16 science sake refused to fight. p a g e I SACRED KEARt u n i v e r s i t y TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1975 Girls Basketball SPOR TS .Underway The Sacred Heart University girls’ basketball team is now half-way through its first season. Despite the fact that they have won once in five outings, the team boasts some outstanding talent. Under the leadership of Mickey Stratton, a former catcher for the Raybestos Brakettes, our lady hoopsters are improving rapidly. Leading scorers for the Pioneers have been Lori Jones and Regina Wright. Lori is a good ball handeler and outside shooter, while Regina’s excellent eye aids her scoring. She is also strong from the foul line. Captain Julie Vaikutis is leading the team in reboimds. Pam Strba, a hustling guard, and Karen Selavka have also helped the Pioneers. SHU Wins First Game The Sacred Heart girls’ basketball team won its first game of the season by beating St. Francis of New York by the score of 62-50, on the winners’s court. Pacing the Pioneers’ attack was Lori Jones with 23 points and Regina Wright with 19. Julie Vaikutis and Karen Selavka were tough underneath with 12 and 10 rebounds, respecitvely. SHU Bows To'Trinity Trailing 28-12 at half-time, the Sacred Heart girls rallied in the second half to make a valiant come-back. But the experienced Trinity cagers went on to win, .52-39. Leading scorer for the losers Lori Jones with 15 points, Reginia Wright chipped in with 14. Julie Vaikutis pulled down a game-high 16 rebounds. SHU Suffers Loss Southern Conn. Humbles SHU Pioneers To Fairfield The undefeated Fairfield scorer with 16, hit a couple of within a point utilizing a full- the Owls, who evened their Southern ’s University girls’ basketball short jumpers as so did John court press. But three layups by record to 9-9. patient, slow-down offense team outhustled Sacred Heart in effectively cut down the run and Lavery, Kevin Connors, and sub Frank Quimby climaxed by Roger Flaherty to open up a 33- a three point play, with 52 Sacred Heart suffered its fifth the “SHU Box” by winning 59- gun style of Sacred Heart and 42. went on to upset the Pioneers 64- 26 halftime edge. seconds left, wrapped it up for loss in 22 games. Conners was instrumental in Lori Jones tallied 16 points for 59. Scared Heart and Regina Always working for a good leading the Owls’ offense as he scored on a number of layups Wright scored 10. shot, the Owls were able to can HOMES GAMES and handed off a number of 28 for 42 shots for 67 percent SHU Routs Marist FEB TIME while the stonecold fingers of assists. 7:30 Sacred Heart’s sputtering Sacred Heart took one step to use the muscle and 18 Mattatuck the Pioneers resulted in a 20 Housatnoic 7:00 offense was led by Hector closer to the NCAA playoff berth aggressiveness fOT an offense. miserable 25 for 60 from the 25 E. Conn 7:30 Olivencia 21 points, Carl Win- as they whiiq>ed Marist College But Irwin and Ogiste turned field for 42 percent. MARCH free, 20 points, and Tony by the score of 96-82. them back rqjeatedly to help Sacred Heart was just as cold 6 Housat