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By JANE PAPACCIO from interest income earned on News Editor short-term investments of the University's current operating The University has released funds," according to the information concerning the finan- statement. cial distribution of its revenues. Auxiliary enterprises accounted According to Gary B. Fenner, vice for $26,872,929 and consist of the president for Financial Affairs, revenues generated through res- current University funds are idence halls, food services, the gathered from six different University Shop and Connelly avenues. The 1992 President's Center. Report offered a list, called the Lastly, $4,646,548 was generat- "Villanova University Statement ed from other sources which of Current Funds, Revenues, consist of parking fees, athletic Expenditures and Transfers Year revenue and sales and services of ended May 31, 1992," which educational activities. consisted of a five-year breakdown of University revenues and expenditures to explain the financial situation of the University. Up until last year, we For instance in 1992, the Uni- were generating versity total revenue consisted of $148,595,428. Of that total unbudgeted surpluses. revenue, $103,687,517 came from Bary B- Fenner, FILE PHOTO tuition and various fees "assessed vice president for This weekend 'Nova hosts Sibling Weekend. Students invite their younger sibiings to participate for educational and related pur- Financial Affairs in the fun and entertainment. . said Fenner. -.—-i^.».».—^----—-—^—^-^-^^»»»^--»»»»»»«»i^-î».»»^—-»»»»»».»^^^-—»»—»»^..»»».»^^.^^^—-iA&^.^^.»»--»--^——î^™.—.^——^1.^^ poses," At least $5,828,570 came from government grants which are "funds received from various 'Nova hosts students'siblings "Up until last year [May 31, governmental agencies principally 1993], we [the University] were for sponsored projects and student generating unbudgeted surpluses. financial aid," he added. This was so because our revenues f for weelcend ofentertainment "Funds received from non- exceeded all budgeted transfers governmental sources principally and expenditures," Fenner said. By KATHLEEN COONEY The registration fee for each forms of entertainment, while at for sponsored projects and general As for the expenditures of the News Editor student or sibling includes week- the same time a movie will be University projects" made up University, they are broken down end souvenirs for the sibling showing, he added. another $4,837,077 of the total into eight different avenues. In This weekend the University is including a paddle ball, a stadium On Saturday sports activities University revenue, Fenner said. 1992, the total revenue was hosting its 10th annual Sibling cup and shoe laces that say will be held in Alumni gym, and Investment income brought $148,595,428. Of that money, Weekend. Siblings between the "Sibling Weekend," said Farmer. the movie "The Great Muppet $2;722',787to'the University, he f instruction and research cost ages of five and 13 may come A t-shirt, Saturday buffet dinner Caper will be shown. University earns income on "the approximately $49 million. spend the weekend with their and on-campus entertainment for There will also be short trips investments of the University's older brother or sister while the sibling are page both student and (Continued on 4) endowment and similar funds and (Continued on page 4) participating in the many also included in the registration activities. fee, he added. Meal tickets may Siblings who are not between be purchased separately, and the those ages may not participate siblings may stay in the residence Strategic program seeics to because "when you're planning halls with the students, activities you have to direct it There will be different types of toward a specific age group," said entertainment set up for the Randy Farmer, the director of siblings throughout the weekend. Improve tiie University overall Student Activities and -advisor to The weekend begins with regis- By planning the model." Emphasis "VQI has unique the SibHng Weekend committee, tration at 5:30 p.m. Friday, MELISSA LEE dimensions Assistant News Editor will also be placed on communi- for the community of the entire The siblings who wish to par- Farmer said. That night there will cation across the various facets faculty and staff of the University take in the weekend must have be a carnival where booths will Villanova Quality Improvement and constituencies within the to formally and actively involve sent in a r^stration form and fee. be set up with different games and (VQI) is a strategic program University, he added. the students," said Kelley. It designed to improve the quality of consists of cross-functional teams Social Justice retreat the University for anyone who is that cover many departments. involved with it on any level. Its Training in the various depart- mission is "to deepen our commu- VQI has unique ments is almost completed. Volun- rejects on poverty nal bond, our sense of shared dimensions for the teers on the teams will review purpose, and our openness to processes to better serve students change in order to better serve our community of the entire and colleagues he added. By MELANIE FIORDALISI sions on such topics as people, students, parents, colleagues, faculty and staff of the Arts Senator David Greason said Hastings. alumni/ae and others through sees VQI as a way to combat Staff Reporter nature and God, During the evenings, students striving for continuous improve- UnNersity to formally student apathy. "We want the games, singing ment in our relationships and power to help make our sugges- Last weekend's Social Justice enjoy recreational and actively moNe the work processes." tions become realities by taking Retreat was one of six retreats and dancing, he added, was in University President the Rev. students. into account students' wants and sponsored by Campus Ministry's "Junior Raj Chablani the social Edmund Dobbin, O.S.A., Dr. John M. Kelley, needs," said Greason. A test Awaken Retreat Program. The charge of coordinating J. an mner-city announced the goal of VQI: "We director, OPIR structure is already on the table newly-formed retreat council has justice retreat to kitchen Philadelphia want Villanova to become a com- and will eventually involve all made the effort to consolidate the soup m Living and work- munity in the best sense of the students. various retreat experiences of on- said Hastings. There are several ing in a soup kitchen encouraged term, all of us working together factors (as "Hopefully it will be efficient f-J campus organizations. Members stated in participants to reflect upon the to help our students, each other the Villanova Quality like the University Senate, with of the retreat council include Raj and the and the University to succeed at Improvement model) that will be the actual student helping, and Dave Ferris, nature of their work Chablani, Steve Dow, the importance of their involvement, the highest level. This goal is the keys to the success of the not just passing the buck," stated Heather Balcezak, Julia Funk and sole focus of our quality Villanova Quality Improvement Greason .^ Pam Schmidt. he said. "Responding to a larger com- initiative." initiative: to internalize commun- VQI will serve as a form of "Many retreats are designed to munity outside of Villanova is Dr. John M. Kelley, dirctor of ity ideals, to promote shared student empowerment, said Grea- appeal to the general student much of what the Office of Planning and Insti- purpose, to empower self and son. "It will be more formally student and putting into action body, as greater others, to commit spoke atout,âidHastir^^^ tutional Research (OPIR), is to continuous connected to the decision-making faculty involvement is always Jfûs enthusiastic about VQI "because improvement, openness to change, process than a grass roots move- It' n^l^f/rûââfw^^^^^^ the University is developing a team work and team problem- ment," he said. There will be more rS^bst'mtâ^ solving. Success in their key areas ways to become for t^hes^^^^^^^^^^^ unique model that is specific. aware of issues Prôgra^m IttempTs' to working L"r"T Dobbin has given a lot of initiative will bring about improved work affecting the University and more in I«rt of ^^^^.C^n^^^,^"^^^^^^ facilitate the awareness of God processes service of society, he and power to the steering commit- and enhanced to ways to take action and eliminate meditations on theconscience daily life through tee, 30 or more individuals from students, parents, alumni/ae, students' feelings of hopelessness, ail parts of the University, in colleagues and others. he added. f

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THIS WEEK Former professor dies Entertainment ...19 By iANE Sports 28 PAPACCIO and Finance, Stehle was extreme- News Editor ly en|husiastic about teaching. Editorial 6 Clay, who also spoke at Stehle's Who knows John F, Stehle, of the depart- funeral, said, "Stehle had an ment of Commerce and Finance, excellent reputation as a teacher. who cares 15 was killed by a passing train in In his class, you would learn Bryn Mawr Scope 11 Jan. 12, 1994. Stehle economics, the political implica- received his B.A. in 1972 from the Features 13 University of Delaware and his Ph.D. in 1981 from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Hell be missed, but not University. Stehle was a professor forgotten. of economics; he was a member Ahrin/LClay, of the University community for dean of the EDITORIALS 15 years. Colege of Commerce and Finance In the Editorial section, read columnist Ellen Goodman's He was ¥eiy popular. He tions of economics and be enter- take on Clinton's "State of the was the tained. He was very popular. He Union" Address. Also, see how consummate was the consummate teacher." too many videos may make you teachen Recently, Clay received a letter go "Insane in the Brain" and iUvinA.CIay, from a friend of Stehle's who where the responsibility rests dean of the College of hopes to publish the economics in making television viewing Commerce and Finance manual which Stehle was work- choices. Student says, "All ing on. "John lived economics; he students (even Pete and Chad) was a conservative economist on PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN should be able to run like the a collie campus. That s hard to Carrot Top visited wind on duPont's indoor the University last week and performed for packed According to Alvin A. Clay, tind, uaysaid. He 11 be missed, houses. Here, he can k>e seen doing his rendition of the track." dean of the "Wendy's College of Commerce but not forgotten," added Clay. girl.

BEYOND THE MAIN LINE Source: The New York Times signed within the next two remarks about ending violence, at Los Angeles found a sharp Compiled by: KA THLEEN COONEY weeks. It was worked out in made in a meeting Friday with decline in the percentage of long of intensive talks American diplomats in Belfast, whites living in the valley in News Editor two days at the plush Alpine ski resort that they had concluded that the last decade, while the where the leaders were also granting him entry could furth- numbers of Asian and Hispanic DAVOS, Switzerland taking part in an international er peace talks on Northern residents have doubled since economic meeting. Ireland. 1980. Today, whites represent Israel and the P.L.O. are on 57 percent of the valley's pop- the verge of concluding an WASHINGTON D.C. LOS ANGELES ulation, down from 92 percent accord on a limited Israeli in 1960, and Hispanic residents withdrawal a third. Asians account for from the Gaza Citing what is called newly The earthquake and the 8 Strip and the West Bank town conciliatory comments by the politicians who descended on percent and blacks, 4 percent. of Jericho, ending a four-month leader of the Irish Republican the ravaged valley helped to deadlock, senior Israeli, Pales- Army's political wing, the reveal a section of Los Angeles tinian MICHIGAN and Egyptian officials Administration announced undergoing radical change in said here today as they ended that it would issue its racial him a visa and socioeconomic Dr. a Jack Kevorkian kicked marathon round of talks. to attend a conference on identity, while still gaining off his ballot drive for a state On Sunday, Yasir Arafat, Northern Ireland in Manhattan political clout. constitutional amendment to the P.L.O. chairman; Shimon on Tuesday. "What are we witnessing legalize FEATURES Peres, doctor-assisted suicide, the Israeli Foreign Min- The Administration had here in the valley and else- telling an audience in ister, a large This week features spo- and Amr Moussa, Egypt's been leaning against issuing where is the development of suburban church that they tlights Villanova Feminist Coa- Foreign Minister, described the visa to the official, Gerry multicultural suburbia," said were facing an issue of rights. lition. Person to Person their efforts in the most pos- Adams, the head of councilman exam- Sinn Fein, Joe Wachs, who Dr. Kevorkian, itive who appeared ines unrequitted love. tone heard since the leaving the White House represents the valley. "It's to have gained back much of Villanovans get psyched for Palestine Liberation Organiza- caught between the British been happening for some time, the weight he lost during a upcoming Sibling Weekend. tion and Israel signed a peace government and a powerful but this city has had a percep- December hunger strike in jail, agreement in Washington on bloc of Irish-American legisla- tion problem of who we are, spoke to an Sept. 13. audience that tors who favored the visa. that is until the earthquake." included friends and relatives Officials said they were But Administration officials A recent study by the Grad- of most of the 20 people he has almost certain that the new said today that they were so uate School of Urban Planning ENTERTAINMENT helped commit suicide since accord would be completed and encouraged by Mr. at the University Adam's of California 1990. "In the Name of t>te father" and "Shadowlands" hit the big the screen this week. New music from Billy Pilgrim is reviewed along with established bands VILLANOVAN such as Alice in Chains and ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A, SZUMANSKI Dig. Winnie the Pooh exempli- EDITORS IN CHIEF fies the philbsopTiical principles ALEXANDER W. SCOFIELD of Taoism. Do not forget to STEPHANIE D. MacDOUGALL delve into our new cultural ASSOCIATE EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR section. SECTION EDITORS NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Kathleen Cooney Tara Campitiello Eric Cheung Sean Kelly Jane SPORTS Papaccio Todd Leskanic ASSISTANT EDITORS This week in sports, find out Steve Mcllvaine Marybeth Qoeller Wayne Bremser, Jr. Joe Patterson what Coach Lappas has to say Melissa Lee Roseanne Miller Elaine Paolini Mark Spoonaur about his team's recent perfor- Uz Weaver Tara Bruno mance, or lack thereof. Read how the Lady Cats knocked off Advleor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter the Hoyas and Orangewomen Photography Editors: Sharon Griffin and Jill DiBerardino F.Y.I. 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February 4, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 5 Phi Kappa Phi hosts science iecture

By ELANA STARR secrets." Within 10 years, scien- Genome Project." (A genome is a Special to the Villanovan tists expect to recognize both the complete set of genes.) It will be ilia nova locations and the unique sequenc- led by Howard Kaye, the chair of CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION ing of more than 100,000 genes. the sociology department at A genetic predisposition for Of course, such new technolog- Franklin and Marshall College. breast cancer? The ability to find ical discoveries are accompanied Kaye's lecture will be Thursday, ining THURSDAY out if you're a gene carrier for by a plethora of ethical implica- Feb. 10, at 5 p.m. in the Physics Huntington's disease? Rapid tions, including continued fund- Lecture Hall in Mendel Hall. advancement in medical research ing, insurance companies* unfet- There is no admission fee; all are FEBRUARY 10 vis-avis genetic engineering is a tered access to a subscriber's welcome. ervices hot topic. Periodicals such as genetic data, and the spectre of This talk is sponsored by the Newsweek have recently featured eugenics. University's departments of biol- articles on the "biomedical revo- These are among the questions ogy and sociology, along with the ci'r.rxWf^T lution," and two weeks ago, that will be tackled in an upcom- Villanova Chapter of Phi Kappa Gate Time's cover story delved into the ing talk, "The Ethical and Social Phi, an interdisciplinary honor decoding of "life's molecular Implications of the Human society. Bartley "y for yaianoya"composer dies The Gourmet Sandwich Shoppe CAFE BARTLEY CORNER GRILLE Courtesy of the Philadelphia Inquirer A classically trained musician in Wynnefield for many years. who loved jazz, Leshner left the Besides his nephew, he is sur- OPEN Irving R. Leshner, a psychol- OPEN 83, band in the 1950s when the Top vived by his brother, Leonard ogist and big-band musician who Hatters went national, and Leshner, sister. Pearl Gerace, a composed the Villanova Universi- returned to Temple to get his 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM — MON. to THURS. cousin, and several other nieces 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM - MON. to FRI. 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM ty fight song more than 50 years doctorate. While in school, he and nephews. ago, died Wednesday at St. Agnes continued to FRI. to play and jam with Services are private. Memorial 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM — FRIDAY MON. Hospital. the likes of Lester Lanin, Paul contributions may be made to St. 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM — MON. to FRI. Mr. Leshner, who lived in Ard- Whiteman and Harry James, Christopher's Hospital for Child- Meal Plan Equivalency more, was born in West Philadel- Courtesy of Franklin and Marshall CoHege Wildcard and Cash Only Accepted Under the pen name Les Irving, ren, Erie Avenue at Front Street, phia and graduated from Over- A lecture on "The ethical and Social Implications of the Human he wrote the popular Villanova Philadelphia 19134. Meal Plan Equivalency Wildcard and Cash Accepted brook High School and Temple fight song, " 'V for Villanova, 'V Genome Project" will be conducted by Howard Kaye^ Featuring University. He received his ." Wildcard and Cash Accepted mas- for Victory. . Featuring ter's and doctoral degrees in Leshner continued to play the FRESH MUFFINS & BAGELS psychology from Temple. He was piano well into his old age, accord- Financial distribution discussed Featuring a psychologist for 30 years at ing to his nephew Dick Lutz, with CHEESEBURGER Jewish Employment (Continued from page 1) Academic support, which con- unbudgeted surpluses to build V Vocational whom Mr. Leshner lived for the the PHILLY CHEESESTEAKS Services in City, mately $12 million. Student ser- sists of the library, the academic endowment to Center counsel- last 12 years. "If we'd go to a fund the University Cooked to DELI SANDWICHES IN PARADISE vices consist of admissions, regis- Order ing people entering the work force, party, he'd play. He loved to play," administration and academic com- also, Fenner said. trar, financial aid administration, Made to Order He retired in 1975, but con- Lutz said. puting services, cost $1 1,854,250. "In the 1992-'93 fiscal year, the student health, athletics, counsel- BEER BATTERED tinued working for a few years as His uncle was a member of the Student services cost approxi- unbudgeted surpluses of the Uni- VEGETABLE PIZZA DAILY ing and career guidance $146 million. an adviser to the Social Security Musicians' Union, Local 77, and versity were negligible. We had CHICKEN FINGERS Institutional support cost the PASTA & GARLIC BREAD Administration. the American Psychology Associ- just enough revenue to cover all COLD DELI SANDWICHES University $16,236,386. Institu- During the big-band era, he ation. Before moving to Lutz's of our expenditures," Fenner said. tional support is executive man- played the piano, organ and accor- Ardmore home,J^eshner had lived The fact that the University had CRISP SALAD SUPREME agement, business and financial NUTRITIOUS SALADS dion for the popular dance band in the 1992''93 fiscai no surplus could be from the operations, public relations NACHOS Jan Savitt and His Top Hatters, and recent attempts to rightsize, said development and administrative year, the unbudgeted which traveled extensively in the Fenner. Through rightsizing, the SOFT PRETZELS FRESH MADE PIZZA computing, said Fenner. region in the 1930s and 1940s. The surpluses, of the University cuts down the number FROZEN Siblings Expenditures for Top Hatters, known for their utilities, facil- of students admitted per year, SOFT-SERVE ities and grounds maintenance Unhrersitf were FROZEN YOGURT SOFT-SERVE ITALIAN WATER ICE YOGURT "shuffle rhythm," played at sociei thus reducing the tuition and fees (Continued page and other ty functions in Philadelphia — from 1) related services, also negligibie, revenue of the University, he affairs at private on Saturday. Some of the excur- known as Operation and Mainte- clubs and such Gary B. Fenner, added. "Through rightsizing, all sions will nance of — and were the house band for go to the Academy of the Physical Plant, cost budgets have vice president for gotten a lot tighter," KYW and WCAU radio shows. Natural Sciences, Sportland approximately $8 million. he said. America and Viking Ice Center. Scholarship Financial Affairs and fellowship In the past, the University has DOUGHERTY. DONAHUE A ST. MARY'S CASH/WILDCARD PRICES. Sportland is very popular with the "awards to students with no MONDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY attempted to keep its budget at a DINING HALL BREAKFAST $4.50 BREAKFAST* 7:30-9 00 AM BREAKFAST 6 00-9 00 AM BRUNCH 10:45 AM - 1 00 PM siblings, said Farmer. requirement to perform services LUNCHEON $5.00 Social The unbudgeted surplus, which zero percent change. However, in LUNCH 11:00 AM- 1 30 PM LUNCH 11 30 AM- 1:00 PM DINNER 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM In the evening there will be a to repay the awards" DINNER 4 30 PM -6 30 PM DINNER 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM BRUNCH accounted in 1992 was $2,368,090, was the 1993-1994 fiscal year, the $5.00 *Dougherty has an extended breakfast until 10:00 AM MENU basketball game, which is the for $16,686,684. DINNER $8.00 transferred to the plant fund University had a budget cutback most popular event this year with According to the statement, Justice which is a temporary reserve of three percent, Fenner said. "By 361 tickets sold so far. Farmer "Operating expenditures of SUt^DAY 2/6/94 MONDAY 2/7/94 TUESDAY 2/8/94 WEDNESDA Y 2/9/94 THURSDAY 2/10/94 FRIDAY 2/11/94 SATURDAY 2/12/94 resi- account for certain projects, such decreasing the budget by three (Continued page 1) from - _ said. The $15 tickets are being dence halls, food services, Univer BRUNCH ^s major renovations. In 1992, the percent, it has become dif- Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereals Assorted Cereals .^ cu J ^ .. /> M more B (Every MeaQ (Every MeaO (Every "Exposure to the issues of social sold for only $5, and the savings sity Shop and Connelly Center MeaO (Every MeaO (Every Meal) (Every Meal) University began budgeting sev- ficult for the University to make Asssorted Cereals justice within the city are being passed on to the stu- fall under the category of and reach- Auxil- eral (Evwy MeaO Scramt)led Egga/ Scramt)led Eggs/ Scraml)led Egga/ Scramt>led Eggs/ Scramt)led Eggs/ millions of dollars from the revenues," he added. R Scramt>led Eggs/ inginiz out to helpheln throughthrnnah hanHcrtn dents.d*^nts. 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Assorted Doughnuts "^f^*°"' , .. ,T T Hastings. "Hopefully over the management. Farmer In total, the University, these Las Anonas in the San Vicente This is an especially exciting BreMast Breeds A Rons retreats will give life even said. although raking in greater $148,595,428 region of El Salvador will be time to learn about El Salvador on Soup Du Jour Soup Du Jour Soup Du Jour Soup Du Jour meaning, as people come in "This weekend is the product in 1992, only had a net operating Soup Du Jour Soup Du Jour touch tour in Philadelphia from Jan 27 because elections will be held on L Bmels-Engish Muffins Ved Cutlet Sandwk:h French Dip with the love God has for of months of planning by student surplus of $2,368,090 due to the Turkey FHel on Wheat Rol GriOed Ham & Cheese Pork Rol A Cheese Pizza them 1993-Feb. 7, 1994. Chicas Mendez Mar. 20, 1994, the first since the Tomato Sauce Burgers Shredded MozzareNa on 8 Kaiser Roll and others," he added. leaders," said Farmer. expenditure cost of approximatelv BARS Fried Rtoe Maverick and Deras Quinteros are visiting signing of the Peace Accords in U SPECIALITY ChM QrHed Cheese French Fries the United Mexkavi Ouk:he Baked Spaghetti States for the first time 1992. These elections will include Turkey Salad Egg Salad Chkdten N DONAHUE: Salad Veggie Pizza Burger in their lives and will be at various presidential, national assembly TunaSakKl Tuna Salad Ptenk: Beef or CtikAen Beef orChkAen Beef or Chk:ken Hamburgers/Frankfurters speaking engagements in the and municipal offices. 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Del Bar-Salad Bar Fresh Fruit-Cookies the his- Aaaorted Puddkig & Jelo Assorted Puddkig & Jelo — even to get into graduate InternationaHst, Courtesy O AasortsdPuddkig&Jelo Aaaorted Puddkig & Jelo participants iness, math, health, agriculture torical and pivotal elections. of the DIMMER school. Peace Corps The Assorted Pudding A JeMo can help. complete one year of graduate Dean of Students Office FMah FiuK-CooUas Fresh Fnit-Cookias Fieah Fruit-Cookies and natural resource San Vicente region was heavily N Fresh FnjI-Cookies Graduate school applicants study at one of 20 Soup Du Jour Fresh Fnjit-Cookles universities, management. fought over during the 12 years with two years of hands-on, then serve in Peace Corps. Peace Corps Recruiters will of war in El Gary Bonas, who has been Salvador because of RoasI Turkey w/Qravy SpagfwtH LorNfcm Brol CHINESE MEW YEAR project-manager level expe- working SaMwiyStaak Friday Nile Pizza Sesame Chicken They are awarded a master's be at Villanova on Feb. 9. its high land value. closely with the sor- w/Crant)erry Sauce w/Qnwy w/Meatbel> CELEBRATIOMI as a w/Tomato Sauce Pasta Prknavara rience Peace Corps Volun- degree upon completion of their orities and fraternities for f*izza w/Toppings Baked MwNcotta They'll explain how to be Mushroom & Onton WonlonSoup teer in addition to their Chicas Mendez and Deras Quin- D Macaroni & Cheeee Chaeee. w/Meat Sauce ~ bache- many FkMjnder FtorenUne Specialty - international service. Other competitive for Peace Corps years, has been named Bar Moo Ooo Qai Pan Chkdcen Cfweee Pizza w/Marinara Sauce teros' visit is lor's degree already have an unique in that Las Director Bar MeattMN Chop Suey scholarships and course credit and what benefits are of Greek Affairs and Specially Specially Bar Specialty Bar Whipped Potatoee gained I Breaded ScaHope WiMRna edge over the competition. But, Anonas maintains a Sister City Vegelal)le for Peace Corps service is also by working overseas — wheth- Leadership Training. He can Chow Meki Tartar/CocktaN Sauce relationship Whipped Potatoes Fluffy Rk» Quartered Red Skin Polatoee Yelow Squash Steamed BroccoN Peace Corps also offers grad- with Philadelphia still Chow Mein Noodles available to returned Volun- er service is in the Common- be reached at x 4210. Buttered Noodles and the city of Chester. 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Elizabeth Barszczewski and Kathryn A. Szumanski By PETER SHAUGER on which Home we were about to and after we stopped laughing and anything, but do their coaches I mean when you think about Editors in Chief embark. Well, I guess they're not wiping the tears from our eyes, have that little faith in them that it, they're going to have to get used It's amazing how much better really Alexander W. Scofieid strangers if they're students Chad suggested that we could they can't let two student-athletes to playing in front of people at Associate one can see the players and Editor the here, just part of a huge loving shoot some hoops (play some such as Chad and myself run in some point. Maybe the coaches court and that round thing while Stephanie MacOougall family which doesn't talk to you basketball). the same building as them? I guess were just afraid that if the players sitting in the student Managing Editor section if because you're from the side of the However, Chad was so intent on they're afraid we would run saw Chad and me running with one only chooses to stand up, not family that nobody talks to unless running that he decided if we circles around them. "And we such grace and style that they Page 6 February 4, 1994 to mention open one's eyes. I they are weird or bored. couldn't run, that we would not would've gotten away with it, too, would want to quit basketball mean, it was only my second Anyway, the strangers/rela- stoop to another form of exercise. if it weren't for those meddling forever to follow us. Maybe! Villanova basketball game, and no tives Chad talked to must have We are not stoopers. teenagers" (Scooby-Doo quote for Peter Shauger is a senior majoring one informed me of the proper way been so inspired by the fact that Not to put the team down or the day). in English. Don't be a boob; to enjoy the game. I thought the we were going to run that they point was to be bored. Silly me. immediately started running. I As everybody rushed to their tried to yell to them that the track feet, I thought maybe something was in the opposite direction, but censor your interesting Values part of Clinton was happening off to speech own they were already tube out of hearing the side, but Chad assured me distance. Boy! They were fast! From the hard core reahsm depicted in the poHce that it was only the game. By ELLEN GOODMAN despite appointments that blew center. Reaching down to a psy- drama "N.Y.P.D. Blue," to the exploits of two misguided I'm not criticizing the basketball up in his face like trick cigars, chological center. Finding a voice animated suburban teenagers in MTV's "Beavis and team, though. Enough people do We thought about SMng The TelePrompTer had hardly despite a Houdini ability to get there. Butthead," the American viewing that already. It's too easy. Just like stopped rolling, the president had himself in and out of traps, time This is the native tongue to the public has been weights, and after it's too easy we barely glad-handed his way out of and again he has drawn on the man from Arkansas. Values pro- bombarded with graphic depictions of TV violence. to make fun of me. You can't say anything about me stopped laughing and the House chamber, when the power in that voice. vide the link with which he Both TV shows have come under fire recently from that I haven't already said. Twice. analysts and politicians all began What a change that is. Back in connects health care, welfare concerned parents, special wiping the tears from interest groups and even No, I'm just wondering what deconstructing his text. Health the 1980s, the right wing took over reform, crime, jobs. These issues members of the word "values" the they are girds to shore up an infra- Congress, many of whom have adopted the the basketball team, or is it the our eyes, Chad care, crime, welfare — they waded way *'get-rid-of/censor-TV- coaches of the basketball team, through the words looking for had taken over the word "family." structure rocked by the earth- violence" campaign as their own suggested that have we could portents about policy and clues When Ronald Reagan spoke of quakes of social change. personal crusade of restore traditional American values against other student- athletes such as Chad and myself. shoot about compromise. welfare, he was talking of "wel- Language of course, isn't ever- and gain the support of their constituents. some hoops. I'm referring to the now infam- But from my listening post, way fare cheats." Law and Order were ything. There are questions about Do these depictions of television violence merely ous incident which happened last outside the chamber and well code words for racism. And those many of Clinton's policies that mirror what happens in the streets of America every day, Friday, January 28, between At about 2:56 p.m. we were on beyond the Beltway, I was most who criticized sleaze wanted to chart change and not just about ban Judy Blume books. health care. or does the media itself create and perpetuate a more approximately 2:36 p.m. and 3:08 the great Villanova indoor track. conscious of the voice Bill Clinton late p.m. Did I mention that was We were taking deep breaths, used. Not just the words of policy As as 1992, Dan Quayle Will welfare reform emancipate violent America? Many theories have been developed to approximate? stretching out, touching our toes, but the underlying sound of talked of single mothers only to people from the system? Or merely explain this phenomenon; however, no consensus has been pin scarlet de-institutionalize them, setting Chad and I were excited. We and of course, grunting. values: a A on Murphy Brown. reached (and never will be). The real, more immediate had finally taken time from our However, we were a little con- "In our toughest neighborhoods, Marilyn Quayle divided women families adrift in a sea of unin- question seems to be who is responsible for determining busy schedules to do some run- cerned when we noticed that no on our meanest streets in our into Hillary Clinton — like liberals tended consequences? one else was running on the track. poorest rural areas, we have seen and those who "do not wish to be Can any government ensure the what we see on television ?. ning. Since no one had cleared any We figured that maybe since a stunning and simultaneous liberated from their essential ethic of work? Or will that ethic Ultimately, this responsibility should rest with a of the 2000 miles of paths for us we to run on, we decided to head informed so many people of our breakdown of community, family natures as women." be downsized in a ruthless world mature, adult viewing public, capable of making its own down to the trusty old duPont intent, they naturally cleared the and work, the heart and soul of For a long time, the very word economy no matter what? educated decisions and choices. Sadly, this responsibility indoor track. track for us. civilized society. values was suspect as a code used Are communities the humpty- is slowly being chipped away as television executives We had been talking about this There was one woman on the "We can't renew our country by the radical right. In the face dumpty of America? Or can they of this, many others were tongue- be put back together? make our decisions for us while bowing to the pressures for weeks, and I don't mean to track, but she had just finished when children are having children running and was also stretching and the fathers walH away as if tied. When Clinton talked about of commercial endorsers and those with political interests. brag, but we were prepared. We to Those believed in values, it as LETTERS had running shoes, locks for the out. I asked her if our suspicions the kids don't amount who a wom- such some regarded Once freedom of expression is in any way lessened, lockers, shorts, t-shirts and were true. She said that might be anything. an's right to choose found it hard treacly rhetoric, the spun sugar it is only a matter of time before larger, more valued cleansing products to wipe; off the possible, but that she thought "I am telling you we nave got to priticize any choice. Those who of politics. But this is clearly a freedoms are stripped away. Perhaps it's time for people drop or two of meaningful sweat another reason might be that the to stop pointing our fingers at didn't believe in punishing teen- man who sees values as glue. It Alumnus basketball team was about to start these kids who have no future and age mothers found it hard to decry holds him to the public and to to start taking an active, more responsible role in their expresses concern that we might produce, and of practice, and that no one is reach our hands out to them." young motherhood. policy. television viewing choices. course the smelling salts in case one of us passed out from over- allowed to run, not even in the Not that long ago, the language It was hard to worry out loud In just over a year, this some- After all, there is an on/off switch and remote control about children home alone with- times rocky administration on rejection of exhaustion. stairs way, way, way up (did I of values was spoken almost has included television sets. Limbaugli out to with most The manufacturer Oh yeah, we were ready alright. mention it was way up?) on the exclusively by conservatives. Not seeming blame working staked out the common ground of designed them that way for a reason. Or else the term We had been eating pasta and second level while they were anymore. One of the striking mothers. Not even Tipper Gore change. It can be an unsettled could or turf. it's lot easier build salads all week. That Friday we practicing. This was the day things Clinton has done since he worry about sex violence But a to "boob-tube" might just apply to you. To the Editor: a warning that should Villanova I realize that the University was before the Syracuse game. Did came on the national scene is to in music without being tagged as on, when you speak a common University deviate from the above- on the horns of a dilemma when were going to run, and we didn't they win that game? give progressives and moderates a censor. language. a of care who knew about it. As way introduction, I am stated philosophy and allow it rejected the Rush Limbaugh Anyway, here Chad and I are: permission to use the most potent Gradually we are now finding Ellen Goodman is a syndicated a Villanova 1954 graduate. I speakers On the way to the track, Chad have who expound the Clinton offer because it could have been South Campus diners couple of all dressed up and nowhere to run. words in our moral vocabulary. a way to the center. Not drifting columnist whose column tell a appears had two daughters graduate from liberal political theories and stopped to use said that it made a choice in the right strangers of the circular journey We thought about lifting weights. Despite "bimbo eruptions," to some presumed political weekly in the Villanovan. Villanova and one presently the Villanova campus as a speak- political arena on the side of the matriculated at Villanova. I have ing ground, then it will be a clear conservatives, but that accusation driven insane inbrain given a great deal of time, energy indication that Villanova Univer- could easily have been avoided by and financial sity support to the Uni- has chosen sides in that declaring that Villanova had a We at the Villanovan like rap group Cypress Hill versity. I have personally attended political arena. philosophy of allowing both liberal ON CAMPUS What is the worst part about the weather many College Fairs in the as much as the next person. But enough is enough. Chicago The Villanova alumni, I am and conservative theories to be area representing Villanova and sure, Students eating at 'the Spit' on South Campus have are very diverse in their expounded on the University for conditions? the past three years have put political beliefs. I realize it is very campus. I believe encountered a radically new dining experience since that the University together an organization of alumni difficult for the university to stay has no choice whatsoever at this With Sharon Griffin returning this semester. The Donahue dining hall has in Chicago to represent Villanova neutral with regards to politics time other than to declare a installed a video jukebox simulcasts University at various College because of the which the music many speakers that philosophy that it will not allow Fairs. Thus far this videos Villanovans hav^ selected on multiple monitors year, since would wish to use Villanova as a any political speakers, either September, we have attended speaking around the cafeteria. ground, but Villanova conservative or liberal to use the 12 night-time College Fairs, six has now made the choice to be Villanova campus as a place to We applaud Villanova Food Services for attempting day-time Collie Fairs and have neutral by the rejection of Rush expound their political theories. .v:-A to make students' meal plans more enjoyable. However, talked to over 400 high school Limbaugh's offer. Should the this installation of MTV-style technology seems to have students on behalf of Villanova. university now allow speakers who expound Daniel J. Leahy more drawbacks than advantages. First and foremost, the Clinton liberal I have been told repeatedly that many students are becoming political theories use the Univer- annoyed by hearing the same Villanova is looking for more sity campus as a place for their songs played over and over. Songs by Cypress Hill, Blind students from areas outside of the oratory, it will be a clear indication Melon and Green Jello/Jelly (accounting for the group's East Coast, which is why we have that Villanova University has pre- and post-lawsuit names) have been on heavy rotation been spending our time and energy made a choice in the conservative attending the College Fairs in the Spit in the versus liberal political arena. My Chicago area. One of the problems Letters warning is very simple. Should Many South Campus diners have also complained run into in we the Chicago area Villanova University make the that the loud is name recognition. 1985 music makes conversation difficult. Students The choice by allowing liberals to use NCAA basketball championship on the meal plan generally look forward to the chance the university as a speaking Policy was a great help with the students ^ to talk to their friends in the dining hall. Blaring bass ground, I will, as should other as far as name recognition is conservative minded Villanova lines and thrashing guitars are not conducive to concerned. alumni, withdraw my support of The Villanovan will print "Let- dinnertime conversation. Villanova University would ters effort, time and finances from the to the Editor" received in its IGEORGETO^ Two solutions could make the video screens more have been the beneficiary of a university. office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior tolerable — perhaps even enjoyable — for those eating tremendous amount of name recog- to the weekly deadline. Tuesday at nition publicity if it had accepted in Donahue. Diversity is not just a good idea for campus 2 p.m. All letters must be signed Rush Limbaugh's offer to broad- and include address, phone number recruiting; a little variety in the videos being played would Correction: snowball fine." "All the money I'm losing on video "I have to wear this ear warmer "The chocolate chips in the snow cast his show from the Villanova and social security number. All "The $50.00 soothe the nerves of those are going to lose their Billy Seelerberg rentals." my mother sent me." that did no good." mind duPont Pavilion on Dec. 13, 1993. letters must be typed and double Chemical Engineering Lucy Kolen Jeff Kruse Christopher Conley if they hear "No Rain" again. Keeping the volume at a Villanova University rejected that Sophomore spaced. The Villanovan reserves Mical Jeanlys was Junior Communications Accounting Political Science tolerable level, like at the Corner offer and I respect the University's the right to edit all letters. Letters Grille, would allow the listed as a freshman in last week's Junior Junior Sophomore philosophy of not wishing to enter may be students to talk to others at their table — and, should "Campus Question." The Vil- sent by mail to the Vil- the conservative versus the Clin- lanovan, Villanova University, they choose, glance at the "Three Little Pigs" video while lanovan apologizes for the error. ton liberal political arena, if that Villanova, Pa. 19085. they feast on turkey tettrazini, fluffy rice and mixed is the university's philosophy. veggies. On the other hand, let this be . . 1

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It Feb.4 Sibling Weekend begins Feb. 300 St. Augustine Center, "The Gulf War: Lounge of Dougherty from 12:30 to 1:30 4. it will delight all audiences with be showing Saturday afternoon, cats attempt to avenge their will be a great opportunity for Political, Students' younger brothers and its The Skating Club is having a night of Assessment After Three Years." p.m. Free lunch will be provided for all who tale of pride, determination and and also on Sunday. Admission is previous loss to Boston Collie. students to spend some quality Prof. sisters will come together for a skating at the Villanova Skating Arena Media and Military Perspectives. attend. At the meeting, updates about what dignity. Tickets are free for all free. Otherwise, there will be On Sunday, the Rev. Arthur time with their siblings. Dave Arts; Lt. weekend of entertainment and Habitat for (located next to the Villanova Diner) Leonard Shvles, Communication is going on within the organization will attending students with their another Open Gym from 1 p.m. Chappell, O.S.A., will be celebrat- Greason, a junior history major, fun. Registration will take place starting at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. They Col. Daniel Sickinger, instructor and be discussed. siblings. until 4 p.m. ing mass in the west lounge in expressed his thoughts, "Sibling on Friday from 5:30 p.m. Humanity rent Quad (regular) skates, In-line ("Rol- inspector 14th Marines; Joe Stork, editor. to 8:30 Breakfast will be served Satur- When everyone returns from Dougherty Hall at 10 a.m. Some Weekend in the past has allowed p.m. in the Villanova lerblades"), and speed skates. You can also Middle East Report, and Professor Janet Room. day morning in all cafeterias from Saturday's activities, a scrump- students' brothers and sisters will me to be with my little sister for Siblings will be able to pick Today, there will be a raffle ticket sale bring your own. Admission is $5, rental Steele, Rhetoric and Communications, up 8 to 9 a.m. Afterwards, the child- tious buffet dinner may be enjoyed be giving the readings that morn- three days that we both enjoyed. tickets for the various in the Connelly Center for Habitat for extra. University of Virginia. Sponsored by the activities ren can enjoy pickup games over at the Villanova Room. Saturday ing. After brunch, "The Great Studies, occurring throughout the Humanity in regards to the L.A. Earth- Also the club is having a meeting before Center for Arab and Islamic week- at the Alumni Open Gym from 9 evening offers the option of either Muppet Caper" will be playing end at that time. quake. The winner of the raffle will win hand at 6:30 p.m., in Dougherty Hall, North ROTC, Communication Arts and Peace Feb. 24 a.m. to 12 p.m. For those brothers two side court tickets to the Villanova vs. Lounge. New members welcome. We are and Justice Education. A carnival held at the Belle Aire and sisters who arrive Saturday, Terrace will kick Georgetown game Feb. 22. having elections for new board members, off the weekend. another registration will take Film higtilights local crusader Different student going over spring events, and setting up organizations, place in the North Lounge at including intramural roller hockey. SNAP Lecture sororities, the Blue Key Dougherty from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Society, By MELISSA In his For information call Mike at ext. 5494, Student Nurses Associa- Tickets can be picked up for one CARBONE hometown of Jersey City, Mass in this dangerous intersec- tion of Staff Reporter NJ. he launched Ed at ext. 5262, or leave a message on the The College of Nursing and the Student Pennsylvania (SNAP), the of three bus trips. his campaign tion. Castle tells us in the docu- against the skateline at mailbox 86190. Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania Student Programming Council Many options will be open gross inequalities that mentary that the people of his Feb. 1 will sponsoring the 1994 Health (SPC), and the Association of plague American cities. During community "will take nothing Feb. 5 (SNAP) be during the time frame from 12:30 Sometime between directing his the '60s Fair, "Building A Healthy Villanova." It Commuting Students (ACS), will p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday after- he was closely associated less than justice and that there Academy-award-winning film with the militant will take place in the Connelly Center from be occupying booths during the noon. A trip to the Academy of Black Panther will be no peace until there is "Silence of the Lambs" and Party. Frencii Honor ACS Board 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Information, demonstra- evening. The ACS is also sponsor- Natural Sciences in Philadelphia his He formed a deep friendship justice." newly released blockbuster tions and screenings will be provided that ing a dance at the Day Hop to be will provide a fun, educational "Phi- with Isaiah Rowley, the murdered Castle is a dynamic individual applications level held on Saturday from ladelphia," director Jonathan leader of this party. He is presently and Society Council of will help you achieve your optimal 8 p.m. until experience. If the siblings would on Feb. 7 you will have the Demme decided to focus the came- the head of of health. Do not miss it! 10 p.m. A magician will also be rather play games than tour the St. Mary's Church in opportunity to hear him speak at The French Honor Society will sponsor Today, applications for the board of the roving ras on a member of his own Harlem. His radical international around during the carnival museum, other buses will travel methods and the University after the film. Association of Commuting Students will family, the Rev. Robert personal a free trip to the Philadelphia Museum of performing tricks and giving out to Sportland America, an indoor Castle. involvement won him "Cousin Bobby" will be shown be available. ALL commuters interested in Castle is the focal point of much Art this Sunday afternoon, Feb. 5. All Educational .prizes for the kids. To cap off amusement park complete with respect in the African- on Saturday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m., becoming a part of the organization should Demme's 1992 film present members and potential non- Friday night, the Disney movie, video games, batting cages and "Cousin American and Latino communi- Sunday, Feb. 6, at 3:30 p.m. and members are welcome. For more informa- stop by Room 215 Dougherty or call the Bobby." ties and much resentment Exchanges "Cool Runnings," will be playing numerous rides. There will be a and 7 p.m., and Monday, Feb. 7, at 7 tion contact Irene Spyropoulos or Cristina office at 519-7211. Application will be due Anyone who has seen "Philadel- suspicion within iillisc. at the cinema at 7:30 p.m. and 10 trip to the Viking Ice Center for the p.m. A lecture by Castle will Affuso at 525-7134. Feb. 18. phia" may recognize Rev. Castle establishment. follow Monday's The Office of International Studies is showing. as Tom Hank's father. Bud Beck- Castle has also protested in Admission to sponsoring visits to campus by represen- each screening is ett. However, The Writing Center Gallery exclusively after seeing "Cousin Harlem. The city of New York's $2.50 for students with I.D. and tatives of academic programs abroad. Bobby," anyone who has seen the repeated refusal to install a traffic $3.50 for all Today, Joan Gore of the Council of Inter- others. The Writing Center provides construc- north side of Philadelphia will light compelled him to celebrate national Educational Exchanges will be in tive, non-threatening help with term recognize Castle as a social acti- Feb. 5-7 the Connelly Center lobby from 10 a.m. papers, reports, or any personal writing. extiibits painter vist fighting for justice. Demme's to 12:30 p.m. and again from 2 to 3:30 p.m. It is now open from Sunday to Thursday, film depicts a man of unyielding to by and hear Students are invited stop Feb. Special to the Villanovan and community groups may be 1 1:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Friday 1:30 to 5:30 passion and deep conviction who Demme more about the worldwide programs arranged p.m. Call 519-4604 for an appointment. We by telephoning 519-4612. has rallied against the suffocating offered by CIEE. An exclusive exhibit of contem- are in the Dalton Room of Falvey. Ojomo was trained in art and effects of racism for over 40 years. Documentary Mme. Denise Berthier, associate direc- porary African Benefit Concert art by Nigerian architecture in Nigeria and furth- The home-movie style of the tor of the VIA PARIS academic programs educator, painter/architect Ibi- er educated in both areas in the film lures the audience into feeling Screened in Paris and Montpelier, France, will be Villanova Benefit Concerts presents tayo Ojomo will open at the United States. A graduate of Yaba a certain kind of intimacy with in the Rosemont Room this afternoon from Honor Society Daniel Hardt, violin and Marcantonio Villanova University Art Gallery College of Technology in Lagos, "Cousin Bobby" and the world of Rev. Robert Castle, the subject of the 1 to 2:30 p.m. to meet with students Barone, piano, in concert to benefit the on Monday, Jan. 17, 1994. he came to Philadelphia in 1970 urban decay that surrounds him. 1992 documentary Cousin Bobby, is the interested in pursuing French language The Villanova Chapter of Omicron Delta Villanova AIDS Names Project in conjunc- The one person show will fea- to attend the Pennsylvania Acade- After viewing this powerful movie featured speaker at the upcoming Cultural programs during the 1994-95 academic Kappa Leadership Honor Society is seeking tion with AIDS Awareness Week. The ture some 30 canvases by Ojomo, my of Fine Arts. no one will question why after 30 Film and Lecture Series. Directed by his year. for Omicron Delta concert will take place Sunday, Feb. 13 at students membership. known for his cubist style, state- He subsequently received a years of separation Demme cousin, Oscar-winning Jonathan Demme For further information, call the Office a national leadership honor society 3 p.m. in St. Mary's Chapel. The cost is Kappa, ment through narrative art and bachelor of science degree in decided to put the spotlight on his (Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia), Cousin of International Studies, Ext. 6412. at $10 for adults and $5 for students. Tickets for men and women, was founded for his masterful handling of color environmental design in Philadel- long lost cousin. Bobby will have four showings in the Washington and Lee University in 1914. are available at the door. All donations from a limited palette. phia's University of the Arts and "Cousin Bobby" painfully stirs Connelly Center Cinema on Villanova's The founders formulated the idea that welcome. "Only three color families were a degree in architecture from the conscience of its audience by main campus: Saturday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m.; leadership of exceptional quality and readily available to him in Nigeria Drexel University. providing us with a view of the Sunday, Feb. 6 at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and versatility in college life should recog- be — red, blue and green," recalls an "His basic training as a pain- devastating effects which drugs, Monday, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. nized. Omicron Delta recognizes Time i\/lanagement/ Kappa expert in contemporary Yoruba ter," says a reviewer, "continues, lack of housing, jobs and health Castle, the minister of an Episcopalian in scholar- and encourages achievement art of Nigeria. "The range of hues to inform his architecture, while care have on our society. in will following the church Harlem, speak ship; athletics; social, service, and religious he is able to is truly his exposure to Effective Learning Feb. 1 reach architecture exer- Castle is a man of principle who Monday evening screening only. TicKets activities; government; journalism, campus remarkable." cises considerable influences on does not allow conventionality to for all four viewings are $2.50 for students speech and mass media; creative and Program Women as Leaders' Art as Metaphor is the title of his paintings, which are gradually stand in his way. In 1962 the and $3.50 for the general public. Castle's performing arts. Admissions to this society the exhibit, which will continue and painstakingly built up like Junior Chamber of Commerce appearance is sponsored by the Villanova Getting off to a good start is sometimes Seminar not only involves evidence of leadership, to Feb. 13 at the gallery in Vil- monuments with colors." voted him one of the Ten Out- Social Science Forum. also (top 35 difficult. Dr. Reilly will offer practical but strong academic success lanova's Connelly Center. Paintings such as 'Fadaka, standing Men in America. Yet this If you consider the last presidential In May, 200 of the nation's most out- percent of the college class suggestions for better time management student's The gallery is open free of 'Lady at the Window,' and The impressive title had little pull in election, with rhetoric about family values, standing college students will gather in through the fall 1992 semester and a G.P.A. and study techniques in a brief workshop charge from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Red Rose,' reflect his commitment terms of keeping him out of jail change and grass-roots reform, Cousin Washington, D.C. for the tenth annual The Reverend Robert Castle, subject this Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 3 to 3:50 p.m. in of 3.18 or better). Admission is limited to Mondays through Fridays. Special for his often radical protests. of "Cousin Bobby,' Bobby is a timely portrait. It showcases AS LEADERS Seminar spon- 5-7. the Counseling Center, 106 Corr Hall. The WOMEN sophomore and junior students. tours and visits by school classes (Con tin ued on page 1 5) which is showing In Connelly Center Cinema, Feb. Castle as a feisty activist, more often sored by Sears, Roebuck and Co., and The workshop is free and no sign-up is Student can be nominated by club/ ministering to people in the streets than Washington Center. Villanova is an affil- necessary. society presidents, administrators/faculty from behind the altar. The film traces his iate of the Center. The Seminar will be ' or self-nominated (applications are avail- Life off campus causes worry early ministry (including his relationship held from May 16-28. able in Office). • • the Student Activities with the controversial Black Panthers), his It's very easy to assume that the eviction, due to living illegally. Application deadline is February 15. For Completed applications should be returned retreat to Vermont and his eventual return By LIZ WEAVER living conditions off campus The stories that students have further information, contact Dr. Al Dorley, to the Student Activities Office, Dougherty to the "inner-city firing line." and MARYBETH GOELLER would be similar to those of the about their own "money pits," director of the Internship Program, 448 Hall, Room 214, no later than 4 p.m., For more information, call 519-4750. Assistant Features Editors dorms (without all the regulations also known as off campus housing, SAC (x4661). Friday, March 11. Selections will be made of course). Most people assume are never ending. Junior Jen Feb. 9 by March 20 with an initiation ceremony For those of you who were not that heat, hot water, windows and Solano was eager to share her on Sunday, April 17. part of the select few chosen to doors that lock are part of a house. adventures. "It seemed like we BCCEA program live in the new apartments next It is also assumed that the title were getting away from all the year, it is wise to read this. "landlord" is a positive one, yet hassles of living in the dorms, Everyone counts down the days in many cases it is similar to a when lo and behold, we get back Beaver College's Center for Education Feb. 1 United Stand Feb. 7 We until they can escape the prison- feudal lord who cares nothing for from Christmas break and our Abroad will be represented on campus like dorm room, curfews and his peasants as long as they get pipes had frozen, our furnace today by Ms. Chris Goode who will be in America alcohol regulations and venture their money. Of course, in all exploded, oil was spewing all over Abroad the Connelly Center lobby from 10 a.m. Study off to the joy of off-campus living. fairness, there are students who the basement, and our kitchen to 12:30 p.m., and from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Project Sunshine A NEW non-partisan organization here The thought of getting a single have fantastic landlords who and dining room were flooded BCCEA offers programs overseas in to give you a greater voice in our govern- Seminar room, living in a great house with actually fix things, return calls with two inches of water. My Ireland, the U.K., Austria and Greece. FAST Day ment and keep you informed about impor- your closest friends, coming and and even eat dinner over occasion- housemates and I were oblivious The Offlce of International Studies will Contact the Office of International Studies, tant issues facing our nation. going with no rules to abide by ally — those are the lucky ones! to it all, because our landlord had present a seminar on study abroad oppor- 519-6412, for additional information. Every April, Project Sunshine invites NOT a Political Party — members of all seems like a dream come true. It For what seems like the major- 'forgotten' to notify us." tunities for Villanova undergraduates 150 children, ages 5-8, from area agencies parties welcome! sounds great, yet it's possible that ity of students, living on their own If that seems bad, try experienc- today at 4:30 p.m. in Tolentine Hall, Room to Villanova's campus for a day of games, Does not run candidates — tackles the it might turn out to be a living is a challenge, to say the least. ing what Dan McDonough went 314B. For further information on this and prizes, rides, and costumed characters. To issues so as to aid you to make an informed nightmare! Along with the difficulty of know- through. "We were having a few other seminar dates, times and locations SGA Volunteers raise money for the carnival, P?oject vote. Now, perhaps this is a slight ing who to rent from, comes the friends over one night and my call 519-6412 or stop by St. Augustine Sunshine will be holding its annual FAST Politics is not just for the politicians exaggeration, but we are two knowledge that legally only three ceiling fell in. Isn't that the pits? Center, Room 420. Volunteers needed for Student Govern- Day on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 16. Food anymore!! people who are currently residing non-related students can live I hate all the problems we have Students recently returned to campus ment elections!!! On Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. in Services of each cafeteria has agreed to For meetings and other information call in Ardmore, in our humble abode, together. However, for most to deal with, but other than that, from the Fall 1993 semester in academic the West Lounge of Dougherty Hall, there donate funds for all students who sacrifice Kevin at 519-3393. department, holds the Founder's nicknamed "The Money Pit." houses, the rent is astronomical I love living off campus — espe- programs overseas will meet for the Re- will be a meeting for anyone interested in their lunch for that day. Signups will be Dr. Joseph A. Kinney, English Why is this name so appropriate for three people to afford. So, even cially since there aren't any Back event, previously helping with the elections. If you are in every dining hall on February 14 and to him by the Graduate School of Lib- Entry/Welcome Award plaque presented for our house? For the simple if there is an urgent problem, such R.A.S." this evening at unable to make the meeting please contact 15 during lunch and dinner, or stop in the NUM- Alumni Society. Dr. Kinney was chosen scheduled for January 18, PUBLIC SAFETY EMERGENCY eral Arts and Sciences reason being that everything as heat or maybe even rats, His neighbor, Mike Dunn, cafeteria of the St. Brendan Courtney in the Student Govern- office in lower level Vasey. Thank you for 519-4444; 519-4505 - annual award for his excellence in ser- 5:30 in the basement BERS FOR 1994: as the recipient of this which could possibly break down, students can't involve the Board echoed his dissatisfaction. "Cook- Augustine Center for Liberal Arts. ment office 204 Dougherty Hall (x7203). your needed support! SNOW CLOSING. /-nmmitmant to Villanova Universitj- vice and does so on a regular basis! of Health because of the fear of (Continued on page 15)

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Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • Ftbruary 4, 1994 February 4, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 15 FEATURES FEATURES Villanova Feminist Coalition figlits stereotypes Orientation to begin days at 7 p.m. in an effort to more butions to civilization are not ^woman to be a feminist. Things Burke, now a fellow at the Uni- WHO KNOWS, WHO.CARES experience to guide a group of new seriously address these issues of appreciated." Wall noted that may not impact men as directly, versity of Minnesota. The forum By KATIE GIBBS fortable. My OC was dedicated and students through the orientation gender inequality. "one of the things strives for but this allows men and women was "not to provide ready-made and made every effort to get the VFC JENN heed, 'cause we're lyrical . .Vanilla Ice hit it right KARKOWSKY process. It was a good experience Take POETS. Founded by University College is to change consciousness regard- to talk together about issues answers," said Rossi, "but to look Staff Reporter students spirited." for on the MARK. . ."ice, ice baby; too cold, too cold". . .hey, what ever - me too. You learn a lot about students in 1985, VFC began as ing the status of women in affecting both of them." at it critically." m— "My OC was the coolest. It was Global Warming anyway?. . .everyone, get out your can yourself and how to deal with hapened to the Villanova Women's Society, society." Rossi added, "There are lots of more my OC than the program publicized efforts "Hey Guys, LET of NET and start sprayin'. . .the NEWS. . .that you read Their most ME SEE YA others. When it's over, you feel AQUA then later changed its name to Rossi explained that the different people with lots of dif- itself that made orientation special VFC GET DOWN!" These in last week's Villanovan. . .hear ex-chiefs with focused on a protest against words bring like. Wow! We put this whole 40 PAGE THAT Students Against Sexual Stereo- deals with "contemporary issues ferent perspectives; members for me," said Greg Duardo. a smile . Playboy magazine's recruitment to almost every student's thing together." 'tudes?. . .40 Big Ones. .that's more points than the BILLS scored typing, or SASS, until the fall of and how they impact women, simply recognize how women are A large part of the success of of college women for a special face as they recall the memories Kathy in the past FOUR Superbowls. . .attention. . .Buffalo fans. . .better Byrnes has been involved the Orientation 1993, when the name Villanova such as the feminization of pov- oppressed." they have of Program at Vil- your broken hearts in time for Cupid's arrow to break issue on women of the Big East orientation. with this program since 1991. MEND Feminist Coalition was adopted; erty, which increasingly affects Field also found, "All types of lanova University is due to the ago; Wall remem- The Orientation them again. . .or if the chances of this happening are even LESS several years Program at "There are a lot of things that I co-chair Hillary Field explained women with small children. We feminism are represented. We've orientation counselors. Each OC Villanova your chances at a West Campus apartment. . .or SGA's hopes bered that "they organized a University is "national- like about the program, but the than that members had decided to look at how this affects social got both extremes, conservative has a special and unique aspect ly recognized" according for a nite club. . .don't fret. . .just stock up on PLENTY of good picket in front of the Radnor Hotel to Matt thing I like the most is that from change the name again because policy and women's status." Ros- and radical feminists, pro-choice to contribute to the whole process. where the Playboy staff was Foley, a junior marketing major, the minute the new students liquor. . .Marlboro 100s. . .and lots of KISSES. . .the chocolate kind, they "wanted something more si, a senior Honors major, stated and pro-life — all different views, This uniqueness is a reflection of who is the Orientation of course. . .then have yourself a KICKIN* V-Day Bash. . .hey, get staying." Chairper- arrive, until the time it's over, direct" to characterize the Villanova community. the nature "I got involved because I had but you still find common son for 1994. start livin' on the they really feel part of Villanova," a GRIP... stop your CRYIN*...and of the organization. myself fem- Field said this year VFC The informational meeting will always considered a ground." Field stated, "Presently, we're Becoming an orientation coun- EDGE... because life's AMAZING... unlike our B'Ball commented Byrnes, "I wish that be held By CHRISTINE MULLER Despite the name changes, the inist; I come from a long line of is "really excited because fresh- to organize speakers on on Wednesday, Feb. 9 at hoping selor is team. . .basketball. . .SHMASKETBALL. . .and remember, all that (OC) a selective process. everyone who had the desire to Staff Reporter role of the VFC has remained strong-thinking women." men and sophomores have shown violence. We also intend 8 p.m. in the Day Hop. All students domestic In . .matters is getting IT every Friday. . .the Villanovan, order to become an OC, one become an OC would come out." REALLY. consistent as what faculty advisor Chrissti lot of interest." interested in becoming a part of Co-chair Brownell a to invite speakers and distribute must attend an informational that is... 'cause we're COOL like that... we're SMART like Melanie Fiordalisi, a freshman, the The debate generated by well- and director of Peace and Justice recalled, "In high school, I didn't Past activities included clothing about National Wom- orientation program are information that. . .and gosh darn it. . .people us like that. . .unlike the meeting and pick up an applica- stated "I thought that [the orien- LIKE publicized controversies, such as Education Barbara Wall, Ph.D., really have any sort of outlet, but collections for abused women and in March." encouraged to attend this en's History Month tion. . .nobody likes . .but even if you TOO At that time, one also signs tation program] was pretty well SPORTS section. THEM. Anita Hill's testimony at the called "a support network for men I was always interested in fem- children and the annually held include working with meeting. Other plans up for first feel unloved. . .and we mean this from the BOTTOMS of our cold, a round interview. done. It made me feel more com- Clarence Thomas confirmation and women who feel similarly inism, so when I got here and "Take Back the Night" program, in dealing other agencies involved . During the first round of inter- bitter hearts. . .who knows, who cares. hearings and the more recent (and that there isn't such a support on found this, I got involved." Field an activity conducted by women's and sub- with battered women views, each candidate will partic- [Edited by a brunette CHATTERBOX who's been listening to a little too more fantastic) Bobbit case, have campus among their peers. related, "I found it hard being a groups around the nation in order < stance abusers. ipate in a simulated group situa- Students much Aerosmith and smoking waaaaaay too many cigarettes and an editor raised the question of women's The VFC provides a place where feminist on campus, there are so to cultivate a vision of a "society tion, said Kathy Byrnes, the who is the calm in the storm and wants to be Ralphie Parker. . .you 'II shoot status and rights in the public people interested in empowering many feminist stereotypes. I in people didn't to fear Rossi stated that for a long time, which have I director of the Orientation Pro- your eye out. kid.] consciousness. women can get together," stated wanted to learn more about it for their lives, suggesting the kind the prevailing attitude was for gram. The group will consist of For many, the transient treat- member Michele Rossi. "We want [VFC] and what they do." of changes that need to be made women to "shape their bodies, off oampus life five people who are given a task ment of the issues which women to get people to understand what Although the organization is in society," explained Rossi. instead of the world." Rossi to complete. Members of the (Continued from page 13) Campus Interviews face has proven insufficient; here women are trying to do, going "predominantly women," Field Last year, the group sponsored maintains, "I want to shape the steering committee, who oversee ing your own meals and buying encounters with the Radnor on campus, the Villanova Femi- beyond seeing women as victims." pointed out that "we do have a a forum on violence against wom- world." the orientation counselors, will your own food is a hassle; also, Police. Azouri explained, "Let's March 11, 1994 nist Coalition (VFC), meets in the Rossi pointed out that "everything couple of men." Rossi asserted, "I en in pornography, conducted by observe this activity and then since I don'tâve a car, I have just say that the cops are a lot Peace and Justice Center Wednes- from women's culture to contri- don't think you have to be a 1989 Villanova graduate Tracey evaluate the individuals' ability to to rely on otroirs to get to school more strict than Public Safety is." OLDE, America's Full Service Discount Broker^ is interact with others. and back." For many students they are still looking for motivated people to establish a career in After the first/ round of inter- Aside from the problems with in shock that they didn't receive the brokerage business. views has been completed, a maintenance of the houses, most an apartment for next year. selected ôup of candidates will students do agree that the freedom Sophomore Bruce Padula eagerly OLDE offers: be asked to return for a second of moving "off" is enjoyable and commented, "I don't want to stay 12-18 month paid training program round of interviews. The second beneficial at the same time. Junior on campus, but I don't have a car. Potential six-figure income round of interviews is an actual Toni Schito commented, "I enjoy I thought the apartments would wxvu living Excellent question/answer session that off because it's taught me be great, but since I didn't receive benefits involves two members of the to become more independent; one, I have no idea what I'm going If you possess excellent communication skills, general steering committee, a faculty however, it's definitely more to do. Hopefully, I'll find a place "7^ market knovs^ledge and the desire to excel, sign up StAiod & SttdeU *}mpeCMaMA Top advisor and a candidate, remarked expensive when you have to pay near campus." Byrnes. for water, heat, electricity and Bill Tanona was one of the for an on-campus interview on March 11, 1994 in the Once the selection process is especially gas to get to and from lucky sophomores who received Career Center. complete, 76 people will be chosen school." an apartment for next year. "I'm t^ 'WtMveut (êttame îto/fec^* If you are unable to arrange an interview call: 9^ Ten as orientation counselors and will Fellow junior Todd Sullivan psyched that I don't have to put begin the training process. added, "It gives you the opportun- up with the hassle of looking for "It would be dangerous to give ity for independence and respon- a place next year, since a lot of 1 SOO 937-0606 a set definition of qualities that sibility that you can't get living my friends now who live off have or send resume to: we are looking for in the candi- on campus. The independence of had so many problems from find- OLDE Discount Stockbrokers 1. JAWBOX dates. Some OC's are quiet and managing personal finances, such ing a house to maintaining it." National Recruiting laid-back, and others are loud and as utility bills and food, is extreme- So, if you're one of the unfor- 751 Griswold Street 2. UNSANE crazy," stated Foley. "Orientation ly beneficial." Unfortunately, one tunate who think they'll be home- Detroit, MI 48226 counselors demonstrate a love for thing students learn is that the less next year due to a lack of the school and are approachable police are often knocking at the direction in finding a suitable 3. JELLO AND MOJO people," he added. door, and they're not coming over place to live, think again. If you for friendly visit. ÔLDE Missy McManus, a former a look hard enough and carefully DISCOUNT STOCKBROKERS a cur- Although Caline Azouri enjoys research the various landlords, it orientation counselor and Member NfYSE and SIPC 4. NEW BOMB TURKS rent member of the steering com- the independence and freedom of will be possible to find the exact An Equal Opportunity Employer mittee, stated, "It was a great off-campus life, she has ha

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praiseworthy. throughout the movie represents By BARBARA COLE After days of deprivation, physical The father-son rivalry is ulti- soundtrack are all laid to rest, thus further However, these qualities alone do Guiseppe's relationship with Ger- Staff Reporter torment and threats against their mately of the ry, as well as symbolizes the family members, the hippies, who demonstrating the tragedy within not make "In the Name critics religious conflict at the root of the days before had preached free their relationship; it is only behind Father" the award-winner the confines of prison bars that are proclaiming it to be. Rather IRA turmoil. The theme per- Sheridan's latest directorial love, finally submit and are locked Jim Gerry and Guiseppe are finally the film's beauty lies in the meates each scene, not as a redund- effort, "In the Name of the behind prison bars. The continu- freed of their conflict. simultaneously complex yet sim- ant overpowering refrain, but as Father," opens in Ireland 1974, in ous wailing screams almost trans- As the years flicker by, Pete plistic theme revealed in the title a familiar voice filtering in and out the middle of the terrorist turmoil port the viewer inside the sobbing SOUTH PADRE ISLAND Postlethwaite excellently portrays itself. of the heart and mind, echoing of the Irish Republican Army. Gerry Conlon who sits hunched the failing health of an aging The paternal theme which runs long after the credits are over. Amidst this chaos emerges young over, covering his ears in a des- Guiseppe who, in a complete role- Gerry Conlon, played by Daniel perate attempt to silence the reversal, is cared for by his son. DAYTONA BEACH As one ofAmmHma 's Day-Lewis, who shifts between injustice. In these touching moments trying to stay out of trouble and Once Sheridan's filming tech- ntly successful emigrations, between father and son, their getting caught up in the political niques and Day-Lewis* acting defenses are down and the two PANAMA CITY BEACH inviiesyou to shared our hatred. have yielded sufficient empathy, men talk as friends. the plot finally gets on with the ^citing plans for the future. The first half of the film is a The plot thickens as the true main theme. After arresting Ger- flashback, narrated by Conlon, in criminals responsible for the leader in ry, the police seize seven more of STEAMBOAT We are the undisputed providing sophisticated which he outlines the events, Guildford bombings confess, yet information mani^ement systems to the healthcare industry. wrongly Conlon's relatives, including his victimizing him to be the Conlons remain in jail. Today, information systems In father Guiseppe. The combative our and services are operating imprisoned under the Prevention Although their lawyer, played by hospitals and physician offices nationwide. father and son, locked in the same LAS VEGAS of Terrorism Act. This law Emma Thompson, pleads for the jail cell, are left alone to confront enabled the British police to liberation of Guiseppe due to his U you are a student In i^y of this foliowtug nia{0rs« SMS their own differences. capture Gerry, along with thr^e of deteriorating health, both father Invites you to look for us during campus intenrlew i^-ups: hippie friends from whom the VAIL/BEAVER CREEK his The generation gap between and son remain incarcerated. false confessions police extracted father and son seems insurmoun- It is not the biographical aspects COMPUTER SCIENCE, MIS for a bombing in Guildford which table and all the more unbearable alone which captivate the ORLANDO/DISNEY WORLD claimed 21 lives. in such cramped quarters. While audience. Neither is the success TECHNICAL WRITING/ENGUSH Sheridan's fast-paced clips vary Guiseppe faithfully prays the of the film solely due to Daniel from the violent beating of Gerry rosary, Gerry visits a neighboring Day-Lewis' portrayal of the trans- (with programmtng luiowledge) - to the composed discussions of the cell to get an LSD fix. Upon formation from rebellious young MUSTANG ISLAND police, debating their strategies returning to his own cell, Gerry Gerry to noble advocate. Sheri- Our headquarters are conveniently located in Philadelphia's for getting the scapegoats to sign asks his devout father, "Are you dan's masterful direction, the attractive western suburbs. HILTON HEAD ISLAND self-incriminating statements. praying for the Seventh Cavalry?" superb acting, and the captivating BRECKENRIDGE/KEYSTONE

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It is the Teklords (future stage, the actors use real emotions Beach's costumes, such as the 38th and Chestnut streets seems to sing. "Forest Hymn" the version of mafia and gang leaders) to deliver Shakespeare's romantic fairies in bubble dresses, meld 50s Philadelphia, Pa. final track is an understatement. who rule the streets and essential- Villanova Theatre spotlights comedy. trends and Shakespearean attire 382-1202 More like a forest anthem, it ly the world. But there are many the freshness of love with the Classical Athens was the orig- together. Feb. 4 — Robert Gordon w/Chris Spedding features a variety of different who oppose them such as War- players' rendition of Shakes- inal setting for "Midsummer A powerful combination of Feb. 5 — Private Party chants with a choir singing a bride (Sheena Easton) and her peare's "A Midsummer Night's Night's Dream." Striving to break undergraduates, graduates in the Feb. 8 — Buck J's, K Von A & Inspector 12 triumphant melody that simply environmentally active group and Dream" which runs from Feb. 9 the Athenian mold of classicism, Villanova Theatre Program and Feb. 10 - C J. Chenier invigorates the heart with a mid- Walter Bascom (William Shatner), through Feb. 20. Director Dr. the Villanova Theatre production recent graduates compose the cast tempo beat bordering on hip-hop. head of the Cosmos Detective CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA Geoffrey Proehl portrays the is set in a late 50s to early 60s of "Midsummer Night's Dream." As indicated in the liner notes, Agency. relationships of "boy meets girl archetypal suburban town. Set Graduate student Anthony Giam- Connelly Center i^O omewhere deep in the Deep Forest's goal in making this amidst a moonlit forest" by cap- designer Bill Pollock, a second- petro plays the double roles of jungle Villanova, Pa. ^3 are living some album is to share the voices of the The first "Tekwar" movie ends turing the college actors' feelings year Villanova Theatre graduate Theseus and Oberon and under- 645-7250 little men and women. They are forest through the African chants. with Jake discovering the identity about first love. student, composed an Eliza- graduate student Julie Czarnecki our past and Feb. 4 — Cool Runnings maybe, maybe they Although no translation of what, of the people who framed him as Dr. Proehl states, "Being in love bethan-style dance pavilion which is cast as both Hippolyta and are our future..." Feb. 5 — Be. 6 — The Great Muppet Caper Thus speaks is being sung is provided, the well as a new love interest for him for the first time is a memory that is the focal point of the modern Titania. Dorden Bivings, under- the ancient voice Feb. 10 -- Dazed and Confused which represents gorgeous sounds of different lan- with an android. Still many prob- we all relate to, an important enchanted forest. graduate student, portrays the Deep Forest at the beginning of guages speak to the listener. lems in his life remain unresolved. experience in our lives. That According to costume designer fairy servants Philostrate and their J.C. self-titled debut album. On These sounds speak of the living Look forward to more interesting DOBBS longing, that innocence, that Maria Beach, a second-year Vil- Puck while graduate Ray Saraceni the strength of Third and South streets major MTV sup- and non-living things that make "Tekwar" movies to air along exuberance is a big part of what lanova Theatre graduate student, captures the soul of Bottom. port Philadelphia, Pa. for their beautiful video, the legends and traditions of "the with shows such as "Fastlane," 925-4053 "Sweet Lullaby," Deep Forest is forest of all civilizations." Theirs "Midnight Run," "Hercules," emerging with a sound guaranteed Feb. 4 — Dude of Life w/John Fishman is a music that can unite all people "Bandit" and "Vanishing Son" in to attract lots Feb. 6 — Wild Bohemians Marti Gras of attention. Equally together in a universal harmony the "Action Pack" series on Tues- important are the Feb. 9 — Rock-0-Jets w/The Loved Ones messages Deep of peace and wisdom. day nights, channel 57. ALTERNATIVE SCENES Forest Feb. 10 — Flop has to say about life and SMALL SCREEN: This coming Monday night, music. MCA TV is bringing a bunch ABC will air the 21st Annual Deep Forest is a wonderfully KHYBER PASS PUB PHILA. THEATRE of great new movies to television. "American Music Awards" (AMA) CRYPTO-LYRICS FESTIVAL FOR MOVEMENT THEATRE HEDGEROW refreshing collection of Baka Called the 56 South Second St. NEW PLAYS AT THE 565-8286 "Action Pack," this at 8 p.m. Top contender is Whit- Eacli letter In tlie Cryptogram stands for anottier. Eacli puzzle INTERNATIONAL chants from the aboriginal peoples series of two-hour Philadelphia, Pa. ARTS BANK 382-0600 2/4-3/12 shows feature ney Houston with an astounding features tlie lyrics to a popular song followed by artist and song who live in Cameroon, Burundi, some rather interesting 440-9683 735-1500 2/4-2/6 "A View From The Bridge" outings eight nominations as well as a title. Senegal, as well as the Pygmies Feb. Rocket into worlds of science fiction and "special contributions to music 4 — From The Crypt, Grifters & Coral 2/10-2/27 "Cambodia Agonistes" drama (play by Arthur Miller) of Africa. Terming their music "A Feb. — adventure. Leading the "Action entertainment" award. Mean- 5 Suddenly, Tammy w/Trickle P Philadelphia Festival Theatre performed by Pan Asian Repor- Huge Green Brushstroke of Feb. 8 — XBNN EGO'S lAWVBS SGPH Pack" is the dramatization of while Janet Jackson (five nomina- Dumbug w/Dantana for New Plays tory Theatre HISTORICAL SOCIETY Sound," Deep Forest, like Enigma, Feb. Koolin William Shatner's sci-fi best- tions), Mariah Carey (three nom- 9 — w/Solsonics OF PENNSYLVANIA whose next album should be out Feb. BKBOPOV OA FADW ICEB OH seller "Tekwar." inations), Toni Braxton (three 10 — Mel's Rockpile, Hum & Mae Pang ST. 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SGB HSAWF VABH FAD includes portrayed in the Star Trek series. hopes for the awards show. 4 — Johnny and the Classic Dogs of Love ART INSTITUTE OF 972-7642 the aforementioned chanting with Feb. 2/4-4/17 The only difference between today Unlike the Grammys, which are 5 — Love Seed Mama Jump w/Solution A.D, PHILADELPHIA a strong sense of modern Feb. CNXCFH HYPNB LDS PO FADW Heart: Art of dance and "Tekwar's" vision is the level voted for by the Music Industry, 10 — Love Seed Mama Jufhp w/Mike Lathahi Band 246-3302 "I Tell My The music as well THE PHILADELPHIA as a healthy dose of technology. The "information the AMAs are based more on BFBH FADW HAWWAX HGAXH 2/4-2/28 Horace Pippin" of ORCHESTRA new age influences. The result highway" has been realized popularity than THE SPECTRUM The Artists Guild of Delaware and on the public. 893-1939 is music that seems both primal Broad is prevalent wherever one chooses This year's hosts will be Reba and Pattison Place Valley Exhibit VILLANOVA THEATRE and astral 2/4 in scope, soothes and to go. Drugs have been replaced McEntire, Meatloaf and Will Philadelphia, Pa. 519-7474 stirs the universal soul, and calls 336-3600 THE PAINTED BRIDE Works by Liszt, Hindemith and 2/9-2/20 by a more electronic stimulant Smith. Among the performers will - YCWPCG ECWBF all to witness the majesty and Feb. 925-9914 Franck Night's called Tek which gives its users be Rod Stewart, Toni Braxton, 27 — Sting & Melissa Etheridge "Midsummer Dream" mystery of 2/5, 2/8, 2/11 our forests. unimaginably real hallucinations. Whitney Houston, Mar. 7 — Rod Stewart 2/4-3/19 Meatloaf, Ken- (XPSGADS FAD) Operatic works by Wagner It is no small wonder that Virtual reality, androids that ny G, Gin Blossoms and "On the Q-tip: Queer Artists" BORDERS BOOKS Snoop featuring The Philadelphia "Sweet Lullaby" is doing so well. emulate humans and Doggy Dogg. THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS 2/4-2/5 527-1500 powerful Singers Chorale, With pan pipes brimming in "The Colors of Desire" Soprano 2/9 the weaponry — all of these are Nominations for Favorite Pop/ 334 South St. Answer to last week's 'Nova Crypto-Quotes: drama background, the Deborah Voigt, Tenor Robert vocalists sing a elements of an interesting futuris- Rock albums are The Philadelphia, Pa. (examines African-American/ Authors Joyce Moccero and Bodyguard Schunk and Bass Rene Pape serene tune that embeds itself into 922-1011 THE TEACHINGS OF THE Asian-American relationships) Cheryl Sanafacon tic setting. soundtrack, Janet., Pocket Full of the unconscious, affecting Feb. CATHOLIC FAITH ARE APPLICA- 2/11 2/10, 2/12, 2/15 the "Tekwar" follows the life of Kryptonite and Eric 11 — LeoKottke 2/10 ex- Clapton's works Honegger, being of the listener as BLE IN EVERY AREA OF HUMAN is by Rachma- few other copJake Cardigan who was falsely Unplugged. Favorite songs nomi- Feb. 12 — Cassandra Wilson "The Circle Unbroken a Author Susan Stranahan musical offerings can. ACTIVITY. ninoff & Beethoven featuring Meanwhile arrested for the murder of his nations are "Can't Help Falling In Hard Bop" (performance work the more up-tempo — VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY pianist Bruno Leonardo Gelber "Hunting" partners and subsequently frozen Love," "I Will Always Love You" TOWER THEATER by Sekou Sundiata) DANCE AFFILIATES would do well at the dance clubs 69th MISSION STATEMENT 2/12 '94 in a cryogenic prison for 15 years. and "Whoomp! (There It Is.)" & Ludlow streets NEXTMOVE FESTIVAL Upper Darby, Pa. "Bom Catholic, Can You Tell?" 829-9800 352-0313 (storyteller Ed Stivender) 2/4-2/7 Feb. 13 — White Zombie, Prong & The Obsessed PHILADELPHIA Choreographer Joe Goode Feb. 18 — Black Sabbath, Motorhead SEEK N' FIND THE LIBRARY MUSEUM OF ART Kristin Hersh goes solo & Morbid Anael* Feb. 19 - UB40 & US3 By ANDREW GRIBBIN COMPANY 684-7860 ALL STARFORUM simulate 546-3181 By COLEEN KENIREY an acoustic cafe creating a fuller sound. She Sta^ Reporter 2/4-3/27 AT THE ACADEMY atmosphere. 23 EAST CABARET 2/7 Senior Reporter sounds as though she has deve- "Works on Paper From The OF MUSIC "Velvet 23 E. Lancaster Ave. "Ghosts, Gunpowder, Paper 893-1999 Days" is the standout loped an accent, her voice recalling A.E. Gallatin Collection" Ardmore, Pa. I on Hips and Makers. The guitar's Sinead O'Connor but maintaining L S T A UGU S T N E Mills and Witches" Lecture by 2/4-4/10 2/8 896-6420 Sioux Baldwin rhythm creates an impression of less intensity than the Irish "Images of Discord: A Graphic The Canadian Brass perform- soft rain. The cello (played Feb. 4 — Dynagroove w/Crosstown Traffic 2/4-3/18 Interpretation of The Eighty ing works by Vivaldi, Mozart, byJane singer. F Y I AB SPA Feb. DA YD Scarpantoni) 5 — Sons of ACE "A Walk On The Wild Side: adds a special unity Hersh's voice takes an eerie Years' War" Ives and Verdi Feb. 8 — Bogmen to this song, on which Hersh's twist on "Houdini Blues" as she The Wissahickon Creek" 2/4-4/10 2/20 vocals echo those of former Feb. 9 - Vedlt F A E L YD I exhibit "Community Fabric: African Violinist Nadja Salerno- howls, "you crazy." The same odd C AD GT Feb. 10 — Eleanor McEvoy 2/12 performing partner Donnelly. Like many quality recurs during "Loon" in American Quilts and Folk Art" Sonnenberg works other offerings "Scenes in Sepia" (two nove- Bolcom, Stravinsky and here, "Velvet which she reflects, "never thought E Y L E YE R S E RO L by lists on antebellum black Days" is sentimental and reflec- I'd see that silly grin." The sound Mozart tive, giving the listener Philadelphia) the feeling reflects an insanity that is implied TEMPLE UNIVERSITY of recalling happy memories. N E R L T AN ANA THE MERRIAM in the lyrics. VN 204-8307/204-7476 "Bee Stung" also THE CURTIS INSTITUTE 569-9400 has a remin- Hips and Makers explores the MOVIE 2/4 iscent quality, evoking childhood OF MUSIC 2/15 emotional states distilled in memo- THEATERS TM E N DEL VT MAC "Color and The Pianist" feat- 893-5252 days. The delicate piano introduc- ries of love and childhood — uring Harvey Wedeen (piano N.Y. Great Radio City Music Throwing Muses is a band that Student recitals: tion is similar to a music box tune depression, bliss and innocence. masters class) Hall Spectacular continues to spawn interesting E I E I TH I 2/4 or Y AE the masterpiece of a novice With her first UO release Hersh 2/9 solo projects. First, former Muse ERIC KING & pianist's recital. The purity of proves to be a strong vocalist and QUEEN 6 Works by Bach, Britten & "Bridge Between African- AMERICAN MUSIC Tanya Donnelly made a splash Valley Forge Shopping youthful friendship is glorified as an inventive songwriter. Center I S N K Y WN SUM Wieniawski American Musicians and Com- THEATER FESTIVAL Route YN with her extraordinary band Hersh the 202, King of Prussia Pa 2/7 557-9140 remembers bond as Although its honesty and sim- ' posers of Jewish Heritage" Belly. Now her stepsister, Kristin 265-2776/337-1777 2/9-2/12 "between us nothing but grace." plicity are attractive. 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By FITZ SCHWARTZ teachings in an accessible strain, ple*s, that prevent true happiness. Pooh, Piglet, illustrate these traps, Hoff U the Seattle Staff Reporter enlists the help of To By CHRISTOPHER music scene seems each guitarist to create his own and Tigger. wields Rabbit, Owl, Eeyore and beaten to death, a new music front Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl GONNELU setting. This allows the listener much talked about book on The preserved characteristics of Tigger, are modern archetypal appears to be on the rise — San to Staff Reporter focus on a variety of sounds, figures are of humanity. The clever Diego. With Aampus this year is 1992's Te these weighty literary trends the undeniable mus- as evident on the closing track, dig of Piglet. The predecessor to this transplanted into the book mainly Rabbit egotistically uses knowl- ical talent of Pearl Jam's Eddie "Decide," and on the most pol- the opening lines of the book is The Tao of Pooh, by through direct quotes, although edge to appear smart (not knowl- In Vedder, a San Diego native, the ished and powerful song on the relentless "I'll Stay High," Benjamin Hoff. The books explain the author also involves the char- edge for practical means), while the continuing success of the Stone album, "Believe." On each song second ti^ck from the ambitious the fundamental teachings and acters directly in conversation. running around in circles, never Temple Pilots coupled with Dig's the guitar trio vacillates from a self-titled debut Dig, frontman philosophies of the Taoist (pro- The characters function as a really accomplishing anything of well-received first single, hard-driving coalition of contor- Scott Hackwith nounced DAO-ist) religion, using vehicle by which Hoff can illus- substance. The Scholarly Owl declares, "I'm "Believe," San Diego has become tion to separate, intangible characters from A.A. Milne's trate the finer points of Taoism. acquires knowledge strictly for over my head." Over his head the alternative on the alternative melodies. children classic WinniethePooh. He comments on the extent to knowledge's sake, which accord- describes the nature of Hackwith, rock scene. Hackwith and fellow "Believe," which Hackwith the lead singer, guitarist, songw- First published in 1982, The Tao which each character conducts ing to Taoism, is a trap in that guitarists, Jon Morris, who con- says was written during the Las riter and producer of the first of Pooh is currently being 're- his or her life in a Taoist manner. knowledge does not care. tributes on backing vocals and Angeles riots of 1992, revolves release from the band Dig. Hack- discovered' because it is friendly Pooh is, of course, the paradigm, Thus, in the end, knowledge is Johnny Comwell are all from San around the theme of non- with also directed the video for the in tone and helpful in understand- in that "Pooh just is.' Contribut- meaningless unless coupled with Diego. conformity. Hackwith sings, first single release, "Believe." ing the universality of religion. ing a pleasant aesthetic touch are compassion, thereby equalling This three guitar nucleus, "They will deny there is separa- Along with the Dig project, Hack- Taoism "is simply a particular original illustrations from Milne's wisdom. Owl also lacks direct backed by Phil Friedmann and tion. They will deny there is with produced the way of appreciating, learning book. experience and makes everything upcoming drummer Anthony Smedile, pro- confrontation. We won't buy in album from the Ramones, from and working with whatever Hoff explains that modem Amer- much too complex, according to "Acid vides Dig with a distinct musical that deception." Dig incorporates Eaters," and co-directed happens in daily life." In Taoism, ican society is in dire need of these Hoff. In contrast, "Pooh just is," the blend which ranges from pressing a rapid, punk genre on "iSde the "Wicked Garden" video for everyone can obtain true happi- Taoist principles, foi> happiness living in harmony with the happy the and distorted to lucid and airy, Wave" and "Green Room" and a Stone Temple Pilots. ness on earth, if he or she makes cannot be bought and time cannot fate nature has in store for him, often within the same song. The methodical, straightforward style Hackwith 's dominating pres- the correct decisions and follows by saved, only spent wisely or for "life itself, when understood three guitar arrangement works in "Tight Brain." These songs ence in the band is comparable to the Tao. foolishly. Modern America's and utilized for what it is, is well on Dig because there are no explore the options for a release that of Mascis of Dinosaur Hoff, a writer from Oregon, in defiance of time therefore is a sweet." J. Jr., leads, as a result there are no egos. from the nuances of everyday life. with whom Dig is frequently his quest to illuminate the Taoist trap, -according to Taoist princi- The Tao of Pooh thus offers an Hackwith experiments with his Dig represents the rare occur- compared. Dig comparisons range informative introduction to Tao- vocals* Throughout Dig, Hack- rence when five individuals simp- from Smashing Pumpkins to Alice with is angry, often vindictive. As ly ism, despite the fact a children's seem to work well together. The its efforts. The band is young but years. His supporting cast has in Chains, which is a fair com- a result, his vocals range from an band in book (so called) is the vehicle by was formed early 1992 and its members are not. It will be been in and out of bands for the parison since DaveJerden, the man energetic cry to a tone of which the readers receive this released the EP Runt in January interesting to see how Dig reacts past decade. They have already who produced albums for Alice in indifference. enlightening information. In fol- 1993. The band released Dig last to their success. With Hackwith, made their mistakes. With Dig, Chains and Janes Addiction, pro- The most remarkable aspect of lowing Taoist principles, Hoff summer and six months later is the band has a spokesman who the band atones for any past duced Dig. Dig is that the guitar trio allows keeps his writing extremely sim- just now receiving recognition for has been around music for many failures. ple, which translates into a clear and energetic book. "It's about how to stay happy and calm under all circumstances," Hoff explains. Therefore, Meat style readers Puppets with can discern succeed unique small portions of this book everyday and keep their "spiritual batteries" charged. The Tao of By REGGIE BEEHNER have been playing since the early anything but normal. Their songs ly, the band shows its artistic side The album is interestingly Pooh can be found at local book- Staff Reporter '80s and have long paid their dues bump around from country rock- as well. "Severed Goddess Hand" produced by fellow experimental stores in the Eastern philosophy on the indie-labels. ability to heavier riff-driven musician, Paul Leary (Butthole section. This trio, made up of the Kirk- grooves to mellow, folk inspired Surfers). wood brothers and drummer. ballads. These guys lay down The Meat Puppets are a healthy Tli0 Mtecrt With a name like the Meat Derrick Bostrom, has actually some of the most unique tracks supplement to any musical taste. Puppets, one is probably been sighted as influences for the to be encountered in the field. If Too High To Die should prove to thinking, "Oh, just dandy, prob- musical genre that has been so that was not enough, the band's be a suitable follow-up to their ably another shaggy, alternative forcibly controlling the music musical talent is practically peer- h#QNtiy much loved Forbidden Places Chains clone band who sounds like their charts during these last few years. less. Guitarist Curt Kirkwood album from 1991. Is the word influences' stemming from Jack Their newest album. Too High To displays a variety of tasteful te nt te "Lallapolooza" starting to pop up (Continued from page 19) mpp mo Daniels and WWF interviews." Die, shows just why these guys soloing techniques that are not in the band's mind? This just may But this could not be any further have had such a cult following. pressured into Qiiy iniisteQi prove to be an interesting Staley, the epitome of scary in the common urge ques- from the truth. The Meat Puppets The Meat Puppets' music is to be competitively fancy. Lyrical- tion. But for now the band is practice and just plain silly in probably busy enough trying to actuality, sheds no light on the fend off those pesky calls from question. Cantrell, the six foot- Ricki Rachman asking to come plus, Northwest embodiment of over and hangout with his "favor- blue collar, can only offer so much exclaims, "I want more eyes/ I ite band!" which can be understood, OFFICE INTERNATIONAL i.e. OF STUDIES want to see more lies ..." V "Rooster" from Dirt. Villanova University L L A N O A This new outing by Chains is wonderfully different from their past releases and they venture out MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7 on a limb that few artists would • Office of International Studies Peace IKTERNATIONAL STUDIES Corps attempt. Still, even without that Stud^ Abroad Informational Seminar - A presentation by the Director of International ability to venture, they are suc- Studies, Dr. Thomas M Ricks, on programs and p»rocedures. 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~~Page 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 4. 1994 F»bfuary 4. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 29 Wolfman's Views from the Clieap Seats Cats shine in Terrier Classic~~

as a the Wildcats and their fans are in By PETE Mcdonough time of 4:49.73, which is a personal By JONATHAN PASSMAN shall, just otitmuscled them. Last Haynes, Alvin Williams and Ros- charity stripe, and the team to mdividual championships, but or 55.2 for another tough season. staff Reporter best and good for a provisional Staff Reporter week, it was simply a 21-2 Syr- coe Harris combined to shoot 14 whole shot 16 of 29, a team championship as well. In last tiipe the In other news— Dallas won qualifying time for the NCAAs. acuse run to close out the first of 44 from the field, an anemic 31.8 percent. The order to accomplish this, recent 70 percent their second straight Super Bowl The ultimate goal for the Vil- Head coach Marty Stern is You could see it in their eyes. half. What is the medicine the percent. The last time the Wild- Wildcats shot above recruiting has included not just Jan. last week in Atlanta. Most of lanova women's track team is to positive about the work turned in The men's basketball team sat in Cats need? Let's take a look at the cats hit better than 44 percent of from the free throw line was distance runners, but sprinters America just assumed the Bills win a national title. With perfor- the bowels of the Carrier Dome, numbers. 8 against St. John's. this season and is very optimistic and field event specialists. In fact. outrebounded would falter in their fourth mances such as those turned in about the National Champion- waiting for the bus after last One problem is turnovers. Jon- The Orangemen Stern is expecting some verbal attempt, so I basically ignored the by Becky Spies, Jen Rhines and ships. Saturday's 87-68 loss to the Oran- athan Haynes had six turnovers the Wildcats 46-41, but too often agreements from new recruits out the game, and concentrated on the company at last weekend's Ter- "Spies and Rhines are doing gemen, wondering, "What's hap- in the first half against Syracuse. the Wildcats failed to box within a couple of weeks. Hill had surrounding festivities. rier Classic at Boston University, tremendous. They're among the pening to us?" They sat silently, The Orangemen had 16 steals in Syracuse big men. Otis Unfortunately, it is a lot harder Two observations: that goal is coming closer with best in the United attempting to solve the puzzle of the entire game. Yes, Syracuse six offensive rebounds from the States," Stern to get mojre recruits when other a) Natalie Cole should never each lap around the track. said. "Woodward also has what is becoming a trying season. played tenacious defense, but a Orangemen, simply by stepping a good powerhouse track schools like sing the National Anthem again, Rhines turned in a personal best shot This was the same team that motion offense calls for crisp around the Wildcat frontcourt. [at a national champion- Louisiana State and Arkansas or at least not in an event where time of 16:09.3 in the 5000 meter ship]." beat Georgetown at its place, and passing. Too many times in the Better positioning underneath the have lower tuition rates. Lx)wer ;t two-thirds of the nation's televi- which was good enough for first Stern went on to that then held then-No. 5 Temple for last few games passes into the low basket could prevent some of say rates allow the school to stretch sions are turned in to the place and an automatic NCAA Rhines and Woodward, in their most of the game, before Eddie post have been swatted away. Otis these second chance points. On a same scholarships further, thus ena- event. qualifying time. Spies also earned respective events, had of Jones did his best Michael Jordan Hill, the undersized Syracuse positive note, Lawson did collect two the bling them to recruit in greater best b) Bud Light's finally beating a personal for her efforts in top times in the country this year. still impersonation and singlehandedly i a career high 11 rebounds at depth. There is a fear by some !» center, had four steals in the should mercifully the mile, crossing the finish line This weekend, Stern is looking led the Owls to the victory. The game, all in the first half. Those Syracuse. Budweiser 'Nova supporters that Wildcat with a time of 4:40.78. Her time to earn more qualifying times Wildcat faithful sat in Hartley steals and turnovers lead to tran- Right now, the Wildcats appear bring an end to the Bud Bowl long distance runners will lose was well below 4:44.0 which is from his runners. Cafe last Monday, wondering, sition baskets. Just ask Lawrence to be a car in need of a tune-up. spectacle. The game was funny, Spies, Molloy their dominance. necessary to automatically qualify "What went wrong?" Moten, All-Big They need to work on the funda- then amusing, then cute. Bud and Rhines will run in the Col- the East Syracuse VIEW5 "We're changing the program for the NCAA championships legiate Mile in It has been three straight blow- guard, who had 11 of his 23 points mentals: crisper passing, better Bowl VI was painful. Even Marv the Millrose Games slightly," said Stern. "But we'll later this season. at the Madison out losses for the Wildcats. Syr- in the last 3:22 of the first half, rebounding position and better Albert couldn't salvage the event. Square Garden Spies and Rhines still have the great distance shooting. The breaks Memo to Anheuser-Busch: Spare were not the Friday. On Sunday afternoon, acuse, Pittsburgh and Connecti- most of them coming off Villanova free throw runners." only standouts in Boston. Tosha 'Nova will cut are all strong teams this turnovers. should come, but the players and us from Bud Bowl VII. send a team to the CHEAP Woodward and Emer Molloy were Mobil Invitational season. But are they really that Shooting woes, both from the SEATS coaches must stay positive. at George Stern believes that rounding both key contributors at the Mason University in Fairfax, Va. much better? Villanova led Syra- field and the free throw line, Remember, this team was in a out the program is what the team NCAA cross country champion- Molloy, cuse by 18 with 10 minutes left continue to hamper the Wildcats. similar predicament against St. Jonathan Passman is a junior Spies, Woodward and needs to bring home a national ships last fall. Woodward compet- Cathalina Staye will be running title. three weeks ago at the* Spectrum, Only Eric Eberz (3-5) and Arthur John's when they were down 35- International Business major New recruits will also help ed in the 800 meter last weekend, in the Distance but since losing that lead, the Quarterman (1-1) shot better than 25 at the half, yet came back to whose sole ambition in life is to Medley, with 'Nova to compete with teams like and finished with a time of 2:07.56 Molloy running the 800 meter leg, Wildcats have been struggling to 50 percent from the field against win on stronger defense and achieve his proverbial 15 minutes Louisiana State, Nebraska, Arkan- his deranged which was just off the automatic Staye running the 400 meter leg sas and Florida all year round. find themselves. They were flat the Orangemen. Jason Lawson (4- their field goal attempts was rebounding. If the Cats return to offame on ESPNfrom FILE PHOTO qualifying time of 2:07.50 that she and the against Pittsburgh, showing no 8) and Ron Wilson (2-4) both shot January 11 against Richmond. the promise they showed in antics at Villanova basketball Woodward on 1200 meter "They're coming in for that will no doubt get later in the leg. Spies will signs of life until Alvin Williams an even 50 percent, but the guards While Jason Lawson asserted December, they will be ready for games. anchor the team in reason, so we can win an NCAA Woodward, improving each week in the 800 meter, is taidng aim at the season. Molloy ran in the tried to take over in the second had difficulties finding the himself on offense Saturday, he the Big East Tournament. How- mile the mile leg. title in track," said Stern of the automatic qualifying time for the NCAA Championships. with Spies and ended up with a Stem is not just looking forward recruits. half. UConn, behind Donyell Mar- rhythm. Kerry Kittles, Jonathan still only shot eight of 16 from the ever, if some changes aren't made, The Women stay in contention Are you taking the deadline to (Continued from page 32) important because it's crunch eight will be at duPont Pavilion. the first half. With the score tied time. We are starting to play the "We haven't played that well at MCAT? place at 10 with 15:26 to go, Georgetown conference teams for the second home," said Estep. "But I think .L^Tp 9-1 time." having the home court advantage went on a run to put itself up The Princeton Review offers you: 19-1 1 with 13:00 to go. By the 6:51 'Nova finishes out its final eight should help us a little down the ads mark, the Hoyas led by 12 and held games this month. 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Snell was the Tfic Princeton Roviow Is ciffiliciteci v/ith neither Princeton Univcr'.ity nor the AAMC Mainim Cats leading rebounder with five. The second half was a virtual Well, you believe WRONG. Nightclub & Sports Bar antithesis of the first. 'Nova lost the lead only once during the entire half. The Cats built a seven Ballet is for everyone, including you. TONIGHT point lead on a Snell jumper with VALENTINE'S DAY JOHNNY O 14:42 to go, 53-46. The Hoyas cut So, Pennsylvania Ballet has created that lead down to three by the and the 11:36 mark. A Thornton jumper a special package that will give you a CLASSIC DOGS OF LOVE put the lead back to five with 10:17 left. The Hoyas whittled that lead REMEMBER: down and tied the Cats at 60 at chance to see ballet, cheap. SATURDAY the 6:30 mark. Maga hit a jumper LOVE SEED to give 'Nova the lead back, but unrequited love a G.U. three-pointer put the Hoyas up by one with 6:00 to go. 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Page 30 • THE VILLANOVAN • F»bruary 4, 1994 February 4, 1994 e THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 '• Courtside with Head Coach Men's Big East Basketball week In review Steve Lappas By SEAN KELLY like against UConn when we're month in February, it is going to tion the Syracuse game was a good also proven he can put points on By JOE PATTERSON been Sports Editor just missing open shots, well then have to prevent the easy baseline sign of the potential this young the board with five against keyed by an aggressive for-six performance by sophomore MIAMI tine Popa has continued to strug- Assistant Sports Editor I think you stay positive because points which Syracuse hoarded. athlete possesses. Connecticut. defense that is only allowing 65 Michael Brown. Brown shot 90 (7-9, 0-8 in Big East) gle, scoring only three points points The Villanova basketball team they're going to start hitting those Onfe bright spot that came out "I've said it before," said Lap- "We had to make a decision and a game in conference percent from the floor and 100 Miami continued its excruciat- against (}eorgetown and collecting CONNECTICUT wanted to have its head above kinds of shots." of Villanova's visit to the Carrier pas. "He [Lawson] is going to be it came down to the fact that we matchups. percent from the line to lead ingly painful season with miser- only four rebounds. Junior Jamal (16-1, 8-0 in Big East) water at the end ofJanuary so that Dome last weekend was the per- a great player." needed another big man," said PITTSBURGH Providence with 27 points. able defeats at the hands of Seton Johnson scored 11 off the bench There remains one aspect of The Huskies extended their 6-3 the opportunity of gaining a post- Villanova formance of Lawson. Although A portion of the Wildcats' depth Lappas. "He should help us win (12-5, in Big East) SETON HALL Hall and (Georgetown. After losing and was the only Hurricane to 's game that has frus- current win streak to 10 games season birth would be more plau- the 6'ir center did wind up problem was finalized before the a couple games down the road." The Panthers were embar- (10-7, 3-6 in Big East) to the Pirates by 29 points, the ^ore in double-digits. As a team, trated everyone beyond pure spec- with victories over Villanova and sible. To do this meant beating fouling out of the game, he did so game against the Huskies when The St. John's game at duPont rassed by Connecticut, 88-67, in After dominating Miami earlier Hurricanes were hammered by Miami has the worst offense ulation. The Wildcats atrocious (52 after playing solid Arthur Pittsburgh this past week. After front of their both St. John's and Richmond on 61 a 33 minutes. Quarterman became a started off a string of eight con- home crowd. Pitts- in the week 77-48, the Pirates lost the Hoyas 77-40. Junior Constan- points per game) in the conference. percent free throw shooting coasting past the Wildcats 91-67, the road as well as stealing a The 16 points he scored were only fixture on 'Nova's game roster. He secutive Big East contests for the burgh, poised to take sole posses- 70-58 to Boston College. Seton game this season has left the fans, as UConn thrashed the Panthers by from nationally ranked Boston a reflection of the increased has not exactly caught up with Wildcats in this month alone. sion of second place with a victory, Hall has disappointed many pre- well as the coaching staff, shaking 21 points. Junior Donyell Marshall Boston CoUege (16^5, 7 3) at VILLANOVA College, Syracuse or amount of time he was able to be the system by any means, nor is After losing four straight fell victim to the relentless UConn season prognosticators who had Connecticut. their heads. Since freshmen Jason games did little on the floor. He also tallied a he at the speed that he will to to hurt his chances of attack. The Huskies limited the Sat., Feb. 5, 8:00 p.m. With the first month of the new Lawson (45 percent FT), Alvin conference teams leading into picked the Pirates to be one of the 6'8'' being named Big East Pavilion year behind season high 11 rebounds. What is eventually reach, but the February, Player of Panthers to 36 percent field goal better duPont them, the Wildcats Williams (54 percent FT) and Lappas still remains , teams in the conference. the Year by leading all scorers in TV: WGBS. Ch. 57 need to start treading a little most impressive is the fact that power forward will definitely help confident that his Cats can battle shooting, including one of seven The key to their dismal showing junior Ron Wilson (56 percent FT) the Pittsburgh game with 89.1-FM. WOGL 1210-AM harder if they are to in six of his boards came on the this club down in the paint. His their way back into the 25 from three point land in the has been a horrid 37 percent RADIO: WXVU stay the get put on the line the most, there league and points. His electrifying style has thick of an increasingly offensive side. There is no ques- size speaks for itself, but he has really make a run at it. second half as Pitt tried a desper- shooting percentage. Against BC, more is no question that 'Nova's statis- allowed him to rank first among This is the second meeting of the year between powerful conference. ate comeback. Senior center Eric a team they had beaten earlier in tics from this part of the field are conference scorers with 27 and the Wildcats. Boston College won the "Keeping our points Mobley was impressive despite the season, they were again the Eagles heads above going to be dismal. per game. Freshman Doron first meeting 96-84 onJanuary 3, despite Kerry Kittles water, we thought meant winning the loss with 19 points and seven plagued by poor shooting. The sole Letters have even come through Sheffer continues to amaze the and Jason Lawson notching career highs with 31 and at least three," said Head Coach of ten shooting. Freshman Sotiris bright spot for the Hall was senior the basketball offices blaming the Steve league, hitting Lappas on three of six 16 points, respectively. Steve Lappas. "So we're Aggelou came off the bench to Arturas Karnishovas who had 21 one short Cats' troubles from the foul line three pointers and contributing 19 Villanova led the first game 38-35 at the half, but of where we had hoped to be at on score 10 points in 20 minutes of > points, seven rebounds and six everything including the coach- points against Pittsburgh. His buried an Eagle three-point barrage. B.C. the end of January play, including two three pointers. assists. The forward leads the were by because we ing staff. Since when did foul three-point shooting percentage of connected on 12 of 17 attempts behind the arc, thought we would have a chance Earlier in the week, Pitt traveled conference in free throw shooting shooting take precedence in a Coach's 56 percent is the best in the Big including five of six from Howard Eisley, who racked to make a run in the month of Show to Buffalo and came aw^ with and has averaged an impressive practice over defense and rebound- East. The Huskies have points. Bill Curley added 27 points February. It used their a decisive 97-58 victory. 19 points per game. up a total of 25 just makes our job ing? Villanova's mentor brought presented by top-ranked offense to climb to #5 GEORGETOWN ST. JOHN'S of his own on eight of 11 shooting from the field in February that much harder." up a very good point on The Steve in the AP Top 25 Poll. 11 of 13 from the free throw line. It is this sharp The new trend of late for (11-5, 5-3 in Big East) (8-9, 2-6 in Big East) and the Lappas Show when he said that SportsChannel Philadelphia, (ch. SYRACUSE shooting that College shooting 49.3% from Cats is their inability to 46) After losing 68-60 to Pittsburgh, The Redmen lost 85-69 to Bos- has Boston have an there simply is just not enough (13-3, 6-3 in Big East) the field this year, tying them for 16th in the nation explosive first half. Part of the the Hoyas rebounded with a sound ton Collie in their only confer- time in practice to work on foul Friday Nights, 6:30 p.m. After losing to Providence 96- problem is -7 p.m. trouncing of Miami. Georgetown ence game of the week. On Sun- with Kentucky and Evansville. that the team's overall shooting alone. That is an aspect 82 earlier in the week, the Oran- strong performance shooting percentage in first (Keplay every won 77-40 in what turned out to day, St. John's was handed a The Wildcats need a from the of the game that has to be left for Sunday, 11 a.m.) gemen came back with vengeance Kittles, offensively defensively, to ten minutes has been noticeably be one of the biggest blowouts of whipping by Minnesota in a 92- Kerry both and the off-season. Unfortunately, the versus Villanova. Syracuse dom- help the three guard low. Missed layups Co-hosted the year. The Hoyas held the 64 embarrassment. The Redmen Jonathan Haynes shut down and open coaches are not allowed to hold a by Steve Lappas and Whitey Rigsby inated the Wildcats from the jumpers have undoubtedly Hurricanes to just 27 percent shot only 32 percent for the game offense of Eisley, Malcom Huckaby and Gerrod caused practice then. opening tip and led by 22 points Abram. Kittles leads the Wildcats in scoring and this team to look outright flat shooting in the first half. Offen- while Minnesota made 55 percent While part of the problem is the Tune in for exciting coverage of: at intermission. Syracuse shot rebounding, through tieid for during more than just the opening sively, junior George Butler led all of its shots. In addition, St. John's and January 31, was way they are shooting the ball, the nearly 50 percent from the floor eighth in the nation in steals, per moments of the game. Other than * * scorers with 15 points. Senior shot an agonizing two of 17 from averaging 3.3 game. mental aspect of shooting the ball Wildcat Highlights Player Profiles as they capitalized on 23 Wildcat Jason Lawson must assert himself on both ends the Pittsburgh game, it is really point guard Joey Brown added 12 three point range. Despite his from the line is the major cause * turnovers. Junior Lawrence Moten of the floor like he did against Syracuse in order not so much a matter of 'Nova Special Guests * points and was sensational on team's lackluster effort, senior to of the Wildcats' tribulations. At Previews of Upcoming Games scored 23 points to pass Kerry coming out slow. Rather, it is defense with five thefts. Little- Shawnelle Scott shined with 13 contain Bill Curley. just this point some of the players are The coaches appreciate Kittles and capture second place a problem of not hitting your support of Villanova Basketball! known freshman Cheikh "Ya-Ya" rebounds and 14 points. the shots more concerned with missing on the Big East scoring chart. Dia shined in limited action, they should be knocking down. than with just shooting naturally. Senior Adrian Autry chipped in "Sure it's problem," Go Cats!!! an pulling down seven rebounds in a admitted The constant speculating is by no impressive 20 points while sopho- just 14 minutes of play. The Lappas. "But then again, every- means benefiting the situation. more Wallace thing to is John hauled in 11 Hoyas, who struggled with early me a problem." Right now this club is strug- rebounds. Women's Big In other the Before fouling out, East review words, Wildcat season losses to Villanova and gling defensively. In fact, it is the 'Nova track excels; freshman Otis Hill went four of Connecticut, have been rejuven- mentor is not about to set aside one aspect that disturbed Lappas four from the field and kept ated by winning four out of their By ERIC BEGG Huemrich steered her team 6,9(X) people. Continuing north, other areas troubling this organ- the most over the last four con- several Syracuse possessions last five conference matches. Staff Reporter toward victory as she scored 18 the Eagles took their turn and ization in order to compensate for tests. Understandably so, consid- alive with six offensive boards. PROVIDENCE points and had nine rebounds in handed the 'Canes a 9 point loss this one. Understandably, it is a ering the Cats have given up an Quintana to run Syracuse is currently ranked #15 (11-5, 4-4 in Big East) SETON HALL the Panther's high scoring 90-72 in front of 207 raving fans. UM topic that gets addressed like any average of 86 points during this in the nation. Providence moved up in the (16-2, 9-1 in Big East) victory against Providence. The realized the futility of playing up other, however. slide. Lappas admits that defense BOSTON COLLEGE conference Last week completed high scorer for Pittsburgh, how- north and retreated to the Sun- "During the Pitt game I was began getting even in Wanamaker Mile standings with a solid a perfect more emphasis (15-5, 6-3 in Big East) 96-82 victory over January for the Pirates as they ever, was senior guard Erin shine State only to lose to their livid because I knew th^t we prior to last Wednesday's St. Syracuse. In the By since only a few athletes are didn't MARK SPOONAUER Boston College moved into a game, senior went 9-0 during the month. Maloy, who netted 21 points in fellow southerners, Florida, by come out the way I wanted John's match-up. If this team has Michael Smith sur- The Assistant Sports Editor expected to automatically qualify, three-way tie for second place in passed the season-best Hall's 9-1 Big East mark also just 23 minutes off the bench. Pitt nine. Shaken, but not broken, the us to," Lappas said. "Other times a chance to really have a good total for the NCAA takes the top 16-18 the Big East with convincing rebounds in a represents their best start ever. is going to need big efforts from Hurricanes looked up to see what game by hauling The Villanova men's track and athletes who run the less arduous victories over St. John's and Seton down 26 rebounds. Seton Hall's rise to the top has all of its key players as they face they thought to be the bright light He had set the field team earned two NCAA Provisional Qualifying mark of Hall. BC defeated Seton Hall 70- previous been achieved a tough schedule in February. at the end of the tunnel, when mark only two weeks through their qualifying performances this past 4:06. 58 behind the solid play of senior earlier in a match against Seton stingy defense which is allowing they were to play 4-13 St. John's. Swimmers PROVIDENCE drowned by Pitt weekend at the 14th Annual The Cats 4x800 meter relay guard Howard Eisley (20 points, Hall. The second a Big East low, 56.3 points per That light, though, was a train, game of the week (8-8, 6-4 in Big East) By ERIC WARREN Terrier Classic held at Boston team ran to an IC4A Qualifying five assists) and senior Bill Curley pitted the Friars against the game. The leading defense was and Miami got run over 68-67, added confidence The Lady Friars had a tough Staff Reporter -to the perfor- part of 'Nova's strength in dis- University. time of 7:43.41. Running the (18 points, eight rebounds). Rookie Fighting Irish of evident in the Pirates 79-57 handing the Express their first Notre Dame. win week with big losses to Pittsburgh mance of 'Nova's freshmen and tance freestyle 'Nova witnessed their first fastest split of Dave Seung, Kevin sensation events, Danya Abrams hit on After trailing at halftime, Provi- over our Lady Cats, the 85-59 win victory of 1994. Villanova and UConn. In both losses. Prov- The men's swimming relay teams as they had the most Tom Forrest, Villanova's best NCAA Automatic Qualifying per- Christiani, Mike Shemonsky and all three shots from the floor as dence outscored Notre in oyer (Georgetown, and the 63-44 opportun- Dame idence's defense, or lack thereof, and diving team had an success. The Cats kicked off the freestyle sprinter, touched formance of the year in the mile Lou Kahl, was Christiani, who well as six of GEORGETOWN the seven free throws the second half en route to an 82- win over Syracuse. Leading the inspect its gave up 90 points to Pitt and (9-9, 3-7 ity to observe and meet with a win in the 200 Free wall in 22:14 in Friday night. With his second produced a 1:52.9 second leg. to 97 in Big East) the 50 Free and help Boston College extend its 75 victory. The Friars shot way in these three victories was in an to UConn. In the same contests, fiercest competitor the Big Relay as the young team of fresh- junior fastest indoor mile ever of 4:(X).51, Two more IC4A Qualifying win-streak Georgetown lost both their Dan Thomas was close to four games. Boston amazing ten of 17 from three point Big East Player of the Week Jodi East, the University of Pittsburgh, the Lady Friars' Big East leading games last week. men Tom Tracey and sophomores behind in 22.29. The Wildcats are Louie Quintana not only qualified marks were garnered in the 800 College's rise to second place has After being land, including a sparkling five- Brooks. The senior guard aver- offense last weekend. The Wildcats suc- Michael mustered only 72 points crushed 86-59 to the Pirates, the" Schwankl, Tom Forrest hurt by the loss of Chris DesMa- for the NCAAs, but took fourth meter, brining 'Nova's overall aged 16 points, 8.7 assists last ceeded in winning the Big East against Pitt and 60 against the Hoyas suffered through a two and Kirby Filipovski were first to rais, but Filipovski posted a place in the race as well. Mark total to 23. Kyle Watson, in the week. conference title last year, liberat- Huskies. Despite losses in the point loss to our Lady Cats when the wall in 1:34.72. In the final 1:57.12 in the 200 IM which Carroll of Providence finished unseeded section, ran 1:51.95 to CONNECTICUT ing it from the Panthers, and event of "must win" games, senior center Denise Dillon hit a layup with two the meet, the squad earned him fourth place. The first in 3:56.44. Among those finish second. With yet another (15-2, 8-1 in Big East) terminating their 12 year reign as consisting Stefanie Goettsche continued to seconds remaining. In the Seton of Forrest, Tracey and sophomore then won the 200 Quintana defeated was Villanova personal best. Chuck Silvester The number 11 team in the Big East champs. freshman light things up by scoring 22 and Hall game, senior guard Nadira Brian Blitzer and Mike Butterfly in 1:53.81. Senior Glen alumnus and seventh place finish- ran seventh place winning -^ nation continued its winning points Revenge was more than just a Melley finished 20 while totaling 16 boards Ricks banged out 17 points, 9 second in the 400 Langhans was second with a time er, Brad Sumner. 1:53.21. ways with three Big East victories last week. minor thought in the back of the Free Relay with a time of rebounds, 7 assists, and 4 steals 3:10.12 of 1:56.30 and sophomore Michael Finishing tenth for 'Nova was Tonight, the Wildcats will be last week versus Miami, St. Pitt swimmers' heads as evi- Melley continues BOSTON COLLEGE in the defeat. Daynia Laforce and to impress Schwankl added a second place in Ken Nason who ran a personal represented by Louie Quintana John's, and Providence. With the (9-9, 5-5 denced by their 162-79 dual meet Head Coach Chuck Horton best five in Big East) Julie Miles carried the Hoyas with with the 200 Breast with a 2:07.84 by over seconds. His time and Mike Going in the Millrose wins last week, the Huskies tied Continuing win. However, the 'Nova a remarkable freshman season as of 4:07.06 qualified for at their remarkably 20 and 17 points respectively in showing. Other notable freshman him the Games Madison Square Garden their best start of all-time, equal- swimmers are confident that they he notched a in mediocre year, the Eagles split the 'Nova win the 500 Free, performances came from Blitzer, IC4A Indoor Championships runin New York City. Going will ing game. Georgetown's the start in 1990-91 when they their can defeat the Panthers when it beating his nearest competitor ning of games last week with a win record may be by finishing 0.72 seconds behind the the mile. Sophomores participate in the IC4A Collegiate went to the Final Four. suprising to some Leading against Miami really matters — at the Big East over two seconds in 4:35.88. Junior winner in the Kevin Christiani and Dave Seung Mile. and loss to Pitt. who witnessed them go 23-7 last 100 Free (fourth the charge in all three games was Championships at the end of this Pat Donahue is gathering Despite their 9-9 record, head year, strength place), Tracey, claiming second finished 17th and 20th, respect- In the showcase event of the junior and then post a 2-1 record center Rebecca Lobo, who month. for the Big East Championships, ively. coach Cathy Inglese must be in the place in the 200 Back (1:55.22), Millrose Games, the Wanamaker continued to befuddle NCAA tournament. (George- opponents pleased due to the The Villanova Men's dual meet as he posted a third place time of and James Corbett, Another NCAA qualifying per- Mile, Quintana will challenge the fact that in the town's problem this year, to go whohad a time on both ends of the court. In fact record stands at 4-3. The meet 9:47.32 in the 1000 Free preseason everyone in the world along as a vital of 1:57.59 in the same event. formance and two other personal best milers in the world. the Huskies, who are with the loss of Kris Witfall leading the had the bests came in the 3000 meter "Louie is first Eagles finishing dead last. and run. the Villanova Big East in shooting Leni Wilson, is their defensive at 51.1 Leading the Crossing the line seventh was student in 12 years to run in the expedition to the land effort in Big percent, represent the No. 1 team East games. of the decent teams are rookie Mike Going, whose time of 8:10.59 Wanamaker mile," said Head in the nation in defensive field ST. JOHN'S standout, and Bigtast Co-Rookies surpassed his personal best and Coach Marty Stern. goal percentage as they are hold- (5-13, 2-8 in Big East) of the Week, Holly Porter and earned him a Provisional Quali- As scheduled, the team will ing their for opponents to an unbe- The week did not start well fying for the senior Kerry Curran, both of mark NCAAs. Ted travel to a televised Mobil Invita- lievable 33.2 percent from the the Express, as they were crushed Callanan also recorded whom had big games last week. a personal tional at George Mason University field. by UConn 87-59. The loss at best with his IC4A Qualifying in Fairfax, Porter, who leads all Big East Va., on Sunday. PITTSBURGH UConn continued St. John's mis- mark of 8:30.61. rookies in points and assists per ESPN's cameras will take aim at (14-3, 8-1 in Big East) erable nine game losing streak. The difference 'Nova's game, had 21 points in the win between an distance medley team of The Panthers won both their The from Queens NCAA automatic qualifying Kyle Watson, versus Miami. Curran had 26 women mark Chuck Silvester, games last week against later. the points in the loss defeated Miami four days and a Provisional Qualifying Ken Nason and Louie Quintana Eagles to Pitt and and the Lady Friars. In the Led by senior Pam Odom mark is substantial. Although when they attempt to earn a trip continues to lead the Big East forward 74-65 win against BC, in Pitt was led points per game with and her 26 points on 9-1 1 shooting, they are both qualifying stand- to the NCAAs for this event. by led by 21.1. junior forward Jenny MIAMI the Express won 68-67 on the ards, the automatic mark is much However, the qualifying standard Joyce and senior guard Jill more difficult Cola- (7-11, 4-6 in Big East) road. to achieve. For the is notoriously unforgiving. FILE PHOTO brese who scored 19 points each, mile, for example, if one runs the "The qualifying mark is very Miami had it real bad i FILE PHOTO Junior IMMcca Lobo has a while last week SYRACUSE bMn dominant tore* In ttia UConn attack. Tha Pre-Season All-Big East four automatic standard of 4:01 or stiff. I think it's around the games, four losses. DMpite a ncm\X \o— to Pitt, tlw 'Nova twlmmara ara confidant about Huaklaa now rank aacond In tha Big Eaat. selection Jonna Huemrich Miami (2-16, 0-10 in Big East) tha upcoming Big Eaat Championahip scored opened up the better, he or she automatically American record," said a con- week by losing to Guess what, the Orangewomen latar tliia montli. 12 and pulled down 11 qualifies for the rebounds. UConn by 41 NCAAs. However, cerned Coach Stem. points in front of didn't win last week. 5 c

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~~Orangemen crush Cats in Dome, 87-68~~

By ALEX SCOFIELD As Syracuse clung to a 21-16 S.U. cause respectively. Besides Associate Editor lead, Orangeman Otis Hall fouled their scoring heroics, the Orange- » Lawson, sending 'Nova's big man men also swamped 'Nova with a For four straight years, it was to the charity stripe. The referees defense that seemed to instinc- the Wildcats' Dome away from temporarily halted play as the tively know what the Cats were home. Syracuse University's Car- rowdy orange-clad crowd behind going to do with the ball. rier Dome usually presents a huge the basket was paged (several fans "You really have to credit them whistles and defensively," said Lappas of the fi' home-court advantage to the had been blowing Orangemen, but somehow, the were asked to stop). Rather than Orangemen. "They really came Villanova men's hoops team calming the fans down, this only out and put a lot of pressure on always managed to overcome further agitated the Dome Delin- us in the passing lanes." Syracuse on its home turf. The quents, who did everything but Along with sophomore Roscoe Orangemen had not beaten 'Nova blow whistles. Lawson proceeded Harris, Lawson set the pace for at the Carrier Dome since 1989, to miss both shots, and although the Cats; eachplayer had 16 when Rollie Massimino still he managed to follow up with an points. Lawson also led the Cats roamed the sidelines and ex- easy layup beneath the basket, the with 11 rebounds. Although he Wildcat Lance Miller was a senior whole team appeared rattled. seemed intimidated after his first- in high school. This enabled the Orangemen to half incident at the free throw This streak of Wildcat suc- go on a 21-2 run in the final seven line, Lawson had a genuine game- cesses at Syracuse came to a minutes of the first half. Moten face on in the second half. He grinding halt Jan. 29 when the capped this streak by tossing in actually seemed to thrive on the Orangemen demolished 'Nova 87- the final 13 Syracuse points, his taunts of the crowd, particularly 68. The scene by now has become final four baskets all coming on on one dunk in which he pulled all too familiar to the Cats: an breakaway plays. When the dust the rim down like it was elastic, abysmal shooting performance in had cleared, the game was no then pointed to the Syracuse the first half (31 percent from the longer close, and Syracuse carried student section. field, 0-4 foul shooting), followed a 42-20 lead into intermission. "It didn't bother me at all," said by a second half that is solid but "We got some fast break oppor- Lawson on the invective of the not solid enough to overcome the tunities because we did well off fans. "I just was telling them to hole in which the Cats find them- the boards," said Syracuse Head keep screaming; it didn't matter." selves submerged. It was the Coach Jim Boeheim. "That was When Harris was left open on fourth straight loss for 'Nova, the difference tonight." the perimeter, he made the Oran- dropping its record to 6-9 (2-6 Big The Cats seemed determined to gemen pay. Twelve of his points East). jump back into the game when the came from behind the three-point

"We need to get ourselves togeth- second half began. The Dome arc. Despite taking a few ill- er and go back to doing the things crowd, which claps rhythmically advised shots, Harris showed good we were doing at the beginning until the 'Cuse hits a field goal, hustle, especially off the boards. of the year," said Head Coach had to wait three minutes to sit In the 22 minutes he played, Steve Lappas. down. Meanwhile, sophomore Harris notched five rebounds, tied The Wildcats struck first in Eric Eberz was converting on for a team second along with this contest when freshman Jason back-to-back shots. He hit a short junior Ron Wilson and sophomore Lawson nailed a hook shot right baseline jumper and then stole the Kerry Kittles. in front of the basket, giving his ball and laid it in. Lawson rounded team a quick 2-0 advantage. This out the 'Nova effort with a tip-in, The Wildcats enter February ended up being 'Nova's only lead and the Cats were by only with a slight lull in their schedule, PHOTO BY JILL (X BERAROINO down of the game, as Syracuse junior 16. which has thus far been ranked The Cats suffmied an 87-68 dataat at the hands of Syracuse last Saturday. Lawrence Moten tipped in an The Orangemen, however, the second toughest in the nation * 'Nova needs solid performance from Junior Ron Wilson against Bill Curley errant shot, tying the game a mere refused to let this lead get away by the Jeff Sagarin ratings. Three of Boston College tomorrow. 14 seconds after Lawson drew from them. From that point on, of the Cats' four upcoming oppo- first blood. Although the Cats the Wildcats would never draw nents (St. John's, Seton Hall and would never reclaim the lead, they any closer than 18 points behind Miami) lay near the bottom of the remained right on the heels of the Syracuse. Moten bowed out of the Big East standings. A clean sweep Orangemen for most of the first game with 23 points, and seniors of these three team may be the Women down Hoyas half. But late in the period, things Adrian Autry and Scott McCorkle only hope for 'Nova to salvage any turned ugly. pitched in 20 and 18 points to the postseason ambitions it may have.

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By TODD LESKANIC left in the first half. Sports Editor The Orangewomen were able to hold off 'Nova for the rest of the i The Villanova women's basket- half and entered the second half ball team rounded out the month with a 41-39 lead. Although of January with two key Big East behind, the Cats shot 53 percent road victories. The Cats' victories from the field. Dillon led all 'Nova at Syracuse and Georgetown first half scoring with 13 points, stopped a recent skid in which the followed by Thornton with 12 and women had lost four of five games. Snell with 11. Oslander led 'Cuse 'Nova entered Manley Field with 18. House in Syracuse with a record The beginning of the second of 8-8, 2-6 in the Big East. The half saw the Cats go on a 21-0 run Orangewomen entered at 1-15 and totakea60-41 lead at 11:51. Dillon in last place in the conference at scored six points down that 0-9. Obviously the Cats knew they stretch and Thronton added five. had to get home with a win. The The women held off any attempts Orangewomen were not going to at an Orangewoman comeback. let 'Nova walk all over them as Dillon continued to put up the evidenced in the first half. Syra- numbers and finished the game cuse jumped out to an early 13- with 27 points on 12 of 17 shooting 6 lead on a Holly Oslander layup. and seven rebounds. Thornton 'Nova quickly countered with finished with 20 points on 8 of 13 Denise Dillon and Michele Thorn- shooting from the field. Sue den- ton. Thornton hit a 16-footer ning dished out six assists and followed by a Dillon 12-footer to chipped in five points. Snell cut the lead to 13-10. After a finished with 15 points and five Syracuse hoop, Thornton came rebounds. back with a three-pointer to cut "Sue [Glenning] played well," the lead to two. Jen Snell tied the said Assistant Coach Darcel game at 17 with 9:16 to go on a Estep. "Although she didn't shoot 10-footer. With 8:32 left, Thornton well, she played a real good point struck again from behind the for us and helped us secure the three point line and gave the Cats game." a 23-20 lead. The Orangewomen After the win, the women tra- would not die, at least not yet, as velled to Georgetown to take on they fought back. Two consecu- the 8-9, 2-7 Hoyas Jan. 29. 'Nova PHOTO-^OURTESY OF SPOfTTS INFORMATION tive Oslander layups, followed by held an early 4-2 lead, but that was a Kristen McCroi7 layup, put the only lead they would see in Syracuse back up 26-23 with 6:31 (Continued on page 29)