~~,w~~t .g.~. 1442·1992 SESQUICENTENNIAL Saint Ma~:S Colleg~ NOTRE DAME• INDIANA ~ VOL. XXIV NO. 35 I FRIDAY , OCTOBER 11, 1991 I I - THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY'S Clark stresses f tenacity, work • Conference I page 5 By BECKY BARNES News Writer "It's all about being the best at whatever you are," said former New Jersey high school principal Joe Clark, in his lecture last night advocating hard work, determination and tenacity as the means for self-ad­ vancement. "Be sure that you are in control of your own destiny," said Clark. "If you end up being nothing don't blame the bureaucracy, the black man, the white man - blame yourself." Clark, now an assistant superintendent of schools, was principal of East Side High in see CLARKI page 6 Saint Mary's freshmen hold run-off elections By AMY GREENWOOD Photo courtesy of Public Relations and Information SMC News Editor This postcard of the Main Building will go on sale Tuesday during a special ceremony in the Monogram Room of the Joyce A. C. C. ] The postcard will also be available at the Notre Dame post office from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Saint Mary's freshman class held its second run-off election for president and vice president last night. The class of 1995 elected Megan Zimmer Commemorative postal card to be issued as its president, and Heather Sterling as Special to The Observer bile trailer outside the post office, the Field House Mall, and vice president. the Alumni Senior Club. The Zimmer ticket won 54 percent of the A dedication ceremony for a Notre Dame The Postal Service also will sell other items with the same vote with the Jean Powers/Jeanne DeVita sesquicentennial postal card will be held Tuesday, and the artwork as that on the card at the Notre Dame post office ticket capturing 43 percent. The first run­ postcards and first-day-of-issue cancellations will be made from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the J.A.C.C. concourse from 8 off held Oct. 2 resulted in an exact tie, available on campus. a.m. to 3 p.m. making the second run-off necessary. The ceremony for the card, which pictures the The Notre Dame Alumni Association will sell the cards at Thirteen class representatives were also University's historic Main Building and golden dome, will be a "Sesquicentennial Station" in front of the Main Building. elected. Amy Altesleben, Renelle Baldwin, in the Monogram Room of the Joyce Athletic and For 50 cents, customers can purchase a card and affix a Meghan Boland, Becky Keane, Jennifer Convocation Center at 10 a.m. Father Edward Malloy, 22-cent Knute Rockne stamp on the blank back side. A Kelley, Sara Klabacha, Christine McGowan, president of the University, and U.S. Postal Service officials postal employee will then hand-cancel the stamp to Shenna Mowery, Marisa Pflum, Tiffany will participate. preserve the front of the card. A message and address can Polydoris, Laura Sterba and Melissa Whelan Cancellations will be available from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. then be added and the card can be mailed. The cancellation will serve the freshman class for the 1991- in the concourse of the Joyce A.C.C. Autographs of will feature a Notre Dame Sesquicentennial logo. 92 school year. ceremony participants will also be available. Those who do not attend the ceremony can obtain cards The election for class representatives was Nine cents of the 50-cent postal card cost will go to with first-day postmarks by purchasing the Notre Dame also held twice. In the first election, no Alumni Association community service projects. card at any post office, self-addressing it and placing the candidates received the 50 percent-plus-one Postcards will be available in the Notre Dame post office card in a larger envelope addressed to: Customer Supplied vote required to win. from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. They will also be sold from 8 to Cards, Notre Dame Postal Card, Postmaster; P.O. Box 9998; "This situation was very unusual," said 10:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at the following locations: a mo- Notre Dame, IN 46556.;;9991. The deadline is November 14. Lorraine Marucut, elections commissioner, "I am concerned that people do not realize the importance of class participation." Security enforces injunction against unlicensed shirt sales By MICHAEL SCHOLL T-shirts subject to confis­ News Writer cation under the injunction bear ND trademarks without a Football fans hoping to avoid license from the University. the long lines and high prices at Such trademarks include the the Notre Dame Bookstore this Leprechaun, the University's weekend may have to go off­ seal and the interlocking ND. campus in order to purchase The words Notre Dame and Friday souvenir T-shirts. Fighting Irish are also con­ 3 p.m. Campus tour, departing from Statue 10:30 a.m. Glee club concert, JACC North This situation is due to the sidered to be University of Our Lady, Main Gate. Dome. current crackdown undertaken trademarks. 4:30 p.m. Marching band rehearsal, from 11 a.m. Shenanigans performance, JACC by ND Security/Police against Although unable to cite Washington Hall and steps of Main Building North Dome. the peddling of unlicensed T­ precise figures. Faccenda to Green Field. 11 a.m. Band concert, Main Building steps. shirts. Security is enforcing an believes on-campus sales of 7 p.m. Pep Rally, JACC Basketball Arena. 12:10 p.m. Pre-game performance, Stadium. injunction obtained in St. unlicensed T-Shirts have 8:10p.m. "'The Crucible," Washington Hall. 12:35 p.m. Kickoff, Notre· Dame vs. Joseph County Superior Court declined since the University that allows ND to confiscate first obtained the injunction last Pittsburgh, Stadium. unlicensed T-shirts offered for year. NO Security reports that Saturday 5 p.m. Vigil Mass~ Sacred Heart Church. sale on-campus. approximately ten vendors have 9 a.m.-game time Alumni Hospitality 8:10p.m. "The Crucible,H Washington Hall. The injunction was obtained had their T-shirts confiscated Center, JACC North Dome. through a recently enacted during this football season. 9:30 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Sunday federal law which allows for Those wishing to use ND Center for So dal Concerns. 6, 7, 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Mass, Crypt. more aggressive protection of trademarks legally must obtain 10 a.m. Porn Pon squad performance, JACC 8, 10, 11:45 a.m. Mass, Sacred Heart Church. licensed trademarks. according approval from the University's North Dome. 3:10 p.m. 'The Crucible," Washington Hall. Licensing Committee and from to University General Counsel 10:30 a.m. Pom Pon and Cheerleading 7:15 p.m. Sunday Vespers, Sacred Heart Philip Faccenda. Champion Products Inc., the "The law came in response to performance, in front of Bookstore. Church. widespread copyright see SHIRTS/ page 4 infringement," Faccenda said. ~---------------------------------------------- - -- page2 The Observer Friday, October 11, 1991 INSIDE COLUMN FQR!CAIT: Mostly cloudy with highs in mid Being a 60s. Cloudy Friday night with 40 percent referee has its chance of showers Saturday. good points TEMPERATURES: City H L I'm not ashamed to Athens n 63 admit it: I like being an Atlanta 76 57 Bertin 66 46 interhall football ref. Boston 68 52 Now, before y'all go Chicago 66 42 Dallas-Ft. Worth 91 53 sending me to the funny Denver 80 42 farm, let me explain. Devo~ 58 38 First, I love sports (not Honolulu 87 71 Houston 88 53 that you couldn't have Rene Ferran Indianapolis 69 54 London 64 55 guessed otherwise). I am Associate Sports Los Angeles 95 65 not, however, the greatest Editor Madrid 63 52 athlete, but I wanted to be ------­ Mlaml Beach 84 75 Moscow 57 34 involved in some way. ....... •·-·• ·•· •••·· • ·.· •. • · New Orleans 8 1 52 Refereeing seemed the perfect opportunity to be a part of the action without displaying my inability to play any sport well. i < . ir ; i' .... ··········· .· .. .. g E Second, I'd like to think that I am good at ~="· what I do. It has taken me four years to get a grasp on all the rules and, more importantly, how and when to apply them. :;il~E~tl:l:~t~f:~~;d~B~i;··~~:.c ~ {t So when the two teams take the field, I hope my knowledge and experience contributes to @1$91A~-w~~' ~~- i q a well-played game-which is what players should both expect and deserve. I also get a great feeling of satisfaction if I do a job well. Further, refereeing has provided me with TODAY AT A GLANCE skills which will last beyond college. Believe me, dealing with an unhappy coach, trying to explain to him/her my view while getting WORLD San Gennaro, they said. In a ceremony performed at his/her passionate view in return, and getting Naples Cathedral since the 14th century, the 4-inch glass container is repeatedly turned upside down. The contents him/her to calm down enough for the game to Nathandailed for meeting Arafat · continue-these skills will last a lifetime. of the vial could be established only by opening it, the • RAML, Israel - Peace activist Abie Nathan began researchers wrote. To me, a referee's most important function, serving an 18-month prison sentence Thursday for besides enforcing the rules, is listening. meeting PLO leader Yasser Arafat in violation of Israeli You're never going to please both sides with a law.