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Vol. 73. No. 13 John Carroll University, University Heights, Ohio 44118 Thursday, Dece~ber 11, 1986 Trustees approve tuition hike of S.l'ro by Paul Kantz m, flat rate as had been credit hours being taken by $755 over the current $9,199. Early reaction to the tuition News Editor proposed. students next semester. "Among Ohio private col hike indicates that students The Board of Trustees has Factors cited as necessi Translated into dollars and leges of 1.000 or more under are quite displeased. ·'It's approved a tuition increase tating the increase include cents, the increase means graduates, John Carroll's tui outrageous," exclaimed one for the 1986-87 school year. faculty pay raises. increased that undergraduate credit tion charges are perennially senior, echoing the sentiments Charges will be increased by financial aid to students. nor hours will cost $197 each. as at the bottom of the pile," said of many students The Carroll 8.2 percent over current mal inflationary increases on opposed to the current $182. JCU President Rev. Thoms P. News has talked to. levels and will continue to be other expenses. and an an A full year's tuition, based on O'Malley. S.J. Despite the in "Nobody likes it when tui based on credit hours. not a ticipated one percent drop in 32 credit hours. will be crease. "We'll still be there." tion increases." said SU $6.304. an increase of $480. he added. President David Clifford. Room and board costs will Fr. O'Malley also pointed "Personally, I would like to jump from $3,375 to $3.650. out that increases in scholar see costs stay the same. But Taken together. full-time tui ships and grants. projected at other costs do go up, thus tion and room and board will 26.6 percent. far outpace in creating a need to raise tui cost $9,954, an increase of creases in other expenses. tion." DeCarlo named grid coach Tony DeCarlo. Athletic Director and long "Tony had said we were looking for a blue time wrestling coach at john Carroll Univer chipper. He is our blue chip." sity, has been named the school's head foot The 46-year-old Highland Heights resident ball coach. will retain his duties as Athletic Director. He JCU mus1c1ans celebrated tbe season with their annual The appointment was made by Univer will also continue to coach the wrestling team sity President Rev. Thomas P. O'Malley, S.J., Christmas concert Friday. See story on p. 5. at least through the end of the current season. Photo by Mike Stocowycz and Executive Vice President Rev. Michael J. Lavelle, S.J. ''I'm very happy and very excited about this DeCarlo will be the school's opportunity," said DeCarlo. who served as the Committee focuses on 14th head football coach. He Blue Streaks' defensive coordinator from replaces three-year .beiQ 1964-1975. "I have a lot of work ahead of me, ~improving commuter Hfe coach Frank Amato, who but if wtU be a greet cluillenge. ru heve to set resigned last month. and will some new goals, though my main objective is by Tim Kelly "Hopefully the open house take over a team that fmished 2-7 in 1986 and to make this a winning program. and im A new commuter affairs will attract a large number of in fifth place in the President's Athletic mediately if I can." those students who live off commiltee bas been formed in Conference. A native of nearby Painesville, Ohio, campus," said Barb Nic:oletti, an effort to improve the JCU "After taking a look at our needs. Tony's DeCarlo is a 1962 graduate of Kent State a committee member. "We experience for commuters winning tradition in wrestling. and the fact University, where he lettered in both football through increased interaction want to let commuters know that he has kept our wrestlers at the tope of and wrestling. He came to Carroll in 1964 to with students on campus. what is going on." Division lll, we decided he was our man," said start the wrestling program and to assit in "Right now there is not Dr. James M. Lavin, Vice Fr. Lavelle in announcing the apoointment. football. much communication be President for Student Affairs. tween dormies and com said there is a need for an ef muters. I want to stress the fective commuter organiza Academics committee on the ntove need for communication ... tion. "AU we need is the peo said chairperson Karen ple to put it all together ... he by Paul Kantz m, "The University is for the ter will recommend core Grady. said. He is positive that the News Editor students," said Committee changes. The academics com The Student Union Acade Chairman Dan Weaver. "We mittee endorses combining "We are beginning to commuter body now has good leadership. mics Committee met Tuesday must make our views known." the philosophy and religion establish a network that will to lay out its plan of action for requirements to allow familiarize commuters with The Student Union is next semester. The committee Two areas of immediate students to take three religion each other," she said. The anxious to welcome increas plans to take the lead in ex concern are fall break and and two philosophy courses committee's first step will be ed commuter involvement. pressing student opinion on core changes. Weaver has ex instead of the currently man a letter that will arrive in "I am encouraged by the academic issues to the facul pressed student support for dated three philosophy and commuter mailboxes during people involved. They can ty. administrators. and Board fall break to the Faculty two religion. winter break describing the only enhance the CarroU com of Trustees. Forum and a forthcoming let- Future plans call for the goals. munity," said SU President compilation of course fact "We have planned a Dave Clifford. "Their first sheets to give students more January open house, but we challenge will be the promo Southside ticket info. specific informs lion regard have not yet chosen a date. It lion of the January 31 ing tests, grading policies. etc. will be announced in the let Southside Johnny show.l hope Tickets for the Southside Johnny show, $5 with a discount ter," Grady said. a lot of commuters turn out." card, $8 without, will be sold Monday through Friday from for each course offered at 10-2 in the Student Union office. $15 discount cards will also JCU and the ascertaining and be available. expression of student opinion Ticket sales will be limited to discount -card holders on on a variety of academic Monday and Tuesday, before being opened up to the entire issues. JCU community on Wednesday. The committee is also seek On the Inside: ing actual voting power in Tickets are limited to six per person, and only one at the future decisions through the discount price. 'Terrorists' list demands ...... p. 3 establishment of a triad body Christmas caroling ...... P~ 4 Reserved seating will be utilized for the show. of students. faculty. and Amncstv speaker...... J> l ~ Students are advised to purchase tickets early since the administrators. • I A (Continued from Page 2) to its renders for printing a q. lJ, n.l ). "Since a ll human Aquinas. p.lOJ commonls thnt Prayer, p. 70) remarks that letter to the editor in the teaching cH n be effective only for theology to remain one os theology is a pnlimpsest. Mr. Pa lorrno claims that Forum section. in virtue or thai light, it is ob a science. "alt tho natural nnmclv. "scholarly. disciplin Mr. Curlcv did no rcsoorch Sincerely, vious thai C.ud ul()no tca<'hes \...nowler\ge i\ contains m11s\ ho l~<\ lhinkin~ )!.r"flec\ on and somehow tries comparing John C. Erste inlernaily and p£41cipally." directed and subordulated to /W8ftl' .. him to Adolr Hiller. What Sacred doctrine or theology is the point of view proper to the Since all knowledge par makes Mr. Palermo so self Theology. faith. etc. a science. "because it pro theologian, which is tha t of tokes of God's Truth. all study righteous? ceeds from principles made revelation." aims ultimately at knowledge Dear Sir, Research is not necessary known by the light of a higher Thus incorporated mto the of God, although theology for a letter to the editor. It is. A couple of comments on science. namely. the science theological order human more directly so. though, for an article in the the recent discussions con of Cod and the blessed.·· (ST learning becomes a part of Sincerely yours. Forum section. I did some cerning the theology. faith. I. q.l. a.2). the sacred doctrme which is (Rev) James A. Mohler. S.J. research myself and found prayer. etc. What is Christian II is the highest science founded on faith. Professor. Religious Studies that Mr. Palermo did not do theology? because it is based on the in Abraham Hesche! (On JCU any for his article. Evagrius (On Prayer. 60) erring light of divine science. writes: "If you are a its transcendent object and its If Mr. Palermo was that in end- eternal beatitude. (ST sulted by Mr. Cu rley's theologian. you truly pray. If I. q.l. a.S). rema rks, he should have talk you truly pray. you are a News Around the World Although the articles of ed to Mr. Curley himself. Had theologian.·· faith multiply and their enun Washington, Dec. 9- Former national security ad he done this, he would have Augustine (The Teacher 'ciables change, the unity of viser John M. Poindexter and his deputy Marine Lt. Col. found that Mr. Curley did not 14/45). Christ is our internal Oliver L. North both invoked the Fifth Admentment right fa ith is based on its formal o~ express himsolf properly and against self-incrimination boforo a congressional commit teacher. " He himself will ject First Truth, while the consequently was misinter tee. Committee chairman Dante B. Fascell. 0-Fla .. leach us. who also has coun complexity of tho articles is preted. seled us through the in respected their right to refuse to answer questions con founded on man's ina bility to I believe Mr. Palermo owes strumentality of human be see the divine object. (On cerning their roles in the arms sales to Iran. Mr. Curley a personal ings ... to turn to him internal Truth, q.14, a.l2) [] lJ [] [J [] ll ly and be instructed." apology. 1 also believe The Etienne Gilson (The Chris Manila, Philippines, Dec. 9 - A 60-day cease-fire Carroll News owes an apology Thomas Aquinas (On Truth. tian Philosophy of Thomas between the government and communist representatives resulted from last-minute meetings called by President Corazon C. Aquino. The two groups remain at odds on other issues, and there is uncertainty as to how long the Summer study in Japan cease-fire could last. Any JCU sophomore or junior interested in study L l 0 0 0 Woodbridge. N.J .. - Dec. 9-In order to "emphasize ing at Sophia University, the Jesuit university in Tokyo, the spiritual dimension" of Christmas. the Rev. Romano this summer (July 12- August 16), please leave your Ferraro of St. John Vianney Roman Catholic Church told children that Santa Claus is dead and that Rudolph the name, campus address and phone number, major, and Red-Nosed Reindee r does not exist. Ferraro's sermon in GP A with the secretary of the Classical and Modern furiated the children's parents. resulting in an apologetic statement issued by the pastor. Languages Dept. Approximate cost of program, hous -, 0 [ ing, and board is $2500 plus air travel at student rate. Westland. Mich .. Dec. 10 - ]ohnn1e C. Shoates. a policeman who has been in a coma for 10 years. died at Six academic credits can be applied to your JCU the age of 49. Shoates was shot in the head when a ttempt degree. ing to stop a robbery in 1976 . ...... ~ ...... ,. ~ .. Page 4 FEATURES The Carroll News, December 11. 1986 Christmas CarrollS make merriment by Lisa SpaoueUo address students, faculty. be broadcasting live from the celebration. "It's one of the while. It's that time of year again, and alumni on the Quad Rec Plex. Chi Sigma PhilSki most enjoyable evenings at "It's a great time ... said Lou and John Carroll students will Club selects the songs with John Carroll," said Peter An McMahon. head resident of be celebrating Saturday even " It's one of the most the assistance of Eric Sosin thony of the Student Union. Bernet JlaU. "It's a very nice ing on the Quad. The 19th An enjoyable evenings ski. Program Director of After the caroling. students tradition. "It's good to see the nual Christmas Carroll Even at John Carroll.'' WUJC, coordinates them with and alumnj alike are invited alumni come back. And they ing is scheduled to begin at 6 Fr. O'Malley's address. to share in the joy of Midnight do come back." p.m. in Kulas Auditorium with immediately prior to the Mass. with Fr. O'Malley as This year's evening is spon a Chorale Concert. followed caroling. The entire Carroll un•s a great time. It's the main celebrant. Mass will sored by Chi Sigma Phi/Ski by singing, praying. and community is invited to carol a very nice tradition." be followed by an early Club, and was coordinated by partying. around the candle lit Quad to morning candelight brunch in Suzanne Brungo. AU are en Fr. T.P. O'Malley, S.) .. will the tunes of WUJC, which will The general atmosphere of the cafeteria, courtesy of couraged to attend. so bring Christmas Carroll Evening is SAGA. Socialize. laugh. and your Christmas Cheer and one of 1ogelherness and forget about finals for a come to Kulas on Saturday! Advent Prayer Services Gen11an author reflects on US There will be a non-Eucharistic Prayer Ser by Paul J. Soprano California. Arizona. and paigns. In regards to Presi vice each Tuesday of Advent at 10:30 p.m. in John Ca rroll University Texas. He found the extreme dent Reagan. Nitzche com Bernet Chapel. Come and prepare for the recently had the honor of wealth of Beverly Hills to be mented that the Strategic Lord's coming anew in our lives this year. hosting Klaus Nitzsche. a at odds with the large Defense lnHiative is the big na live of the German amounts of street people gest hindrance to better rela Democratic Republic. Nitz in American cities. He noted tions between East and West. Dec. 16: Prayer for final exams sche. a noted author of three that while people in the GDR He also mentioned that many children's books and two may not have the latest cars in the GDR consider SDI an historical novels. has spent or highest technology in con unnecessary and dangerous the past three months in the sumer goods. they also do not escalation of the arms race. United States researching his have poverty or homeless Nitzsche found the students upcoming novel on Sir Walter ness. at John Carroll to be frank. SU spring Raleigh. Also of interest to Nitzsche open. and disciplined. More Nitzsche spent much of were the November elections than anything else, he was im November lecturing at univer and the intense mudslinging pressed by the friendliness of film series sities and high schools in characteristic of many cam- the people. 11M Blue Velvet ! /J1 Stand By Me 216 218 Dear Chris: assuming he knocks from peace of this season be with 1 9 /1 Weeb 2113 2/15 The other day. after taking now on! you and yours. Death Race 2000 2/20 2/22 a shower. a boy who l recent Confidential to Readers: Chris Crisis is not o member Repo Man 2121 3/1 ly met a nd like a lot walked Finals are f ast ap- of the CN staff. but a profes into my room without knock proaching, which is always a siono/ trained in addressing ing. I was stark naked! time of great anxiety for student problemg. All letters SPRING BREAK Needless to say. I was ex nearly everyone. Remember ore ready by Chris ulone. Jagged Edge 3/20 3/22 tremely embarrassed. l this: If you give it your ab- haven't seen him since and l solute best, you have already We ore not able to print all Pee Wee's Bi3 Adventure 3/27 3/29 achieved something invalu- letters to Chris. To ensure o Top Gun 4/3 4/5 am afraid to give him a calL What should I do? able ... self-respect. Don't let confidential reply. send a self Something WUd 4/10 4/12 the pressure get to you and oddressed stomped (if neces· TBA 4/24 4/26 Em-ba re-assed don't forget to take healthy soryJ envelope along with The Graduate 5/1 5/3 Dear Em-bare-assed: study breaks. Eat right. get your questions of life to: Chris First off, locking your door p l enty o f rest , an d ta k e p Ien- Crisis.M . Box 000 l. Campus 0 11 ty of Geritol if you need it. _ _ _· ------;';=:======;:======~ trudwill esolvers. 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Packaging and Shipping or offers valid on1v at part:•c•oat•ng • Mall Forwarding • Postal Box Rental locations • Emery Worldwide • Keys Made Large sggs Shaker Deli·& Bakery Deluxe 20629 Fairmount Blvd. ~ Get our large 16" Deluxe (At Fairmount Cirde) 10% Discount with carroiii.D. Przza for just 59.95. Top Shaker Heights, Ohio 44118 pings include pepperoni, mushrooms, sausage, ~~ green peppers and onions. 321-4546 South Entrance, Commerce Park, Building Four exptres oecemoer 21. 1986 Sun. Thurs 7 30 a.m 10:00 p.m. lrl. & Sat. 7:30a.m. 11:00 p.m. Not valid with anv other 464-1430 coupons or offers Open 7 Days A Week & Proud To Serve the JCU Students! (Enter on Green Road, 4 driveways South of Chagrin) Valid only at oarticlparmg locations ------_____ J The Carroll News, December 11, 1986 FEATURES Page 5 "She's at Maxwells to see the Question "She parties like an animal motion!" while Mr. Clause is out." Zita Tumnoy Dave Baldwin age 21. senior of the Week: age 20. junior What does Mrs. Claus do on Dec. 25? "She stays home because " She's vacationing on she's happy to get him out of IGawah Island." by Patrick Ferencz the house for awhile." Shannon Lane and Jerry Rukavina age 21, senior Phil Boyd-Studd age 20, junior "She's the new lead guitarist for Steve Dallas's heavy metal band - they got a gig "She hot-wires the sled and that night." takes off with the elves." Walter Hazzard Chris Castellano age 22, senior age 19, rreshman by Madeleine Thomey p.m. with "A Chris tmas sion. the Jazz Band took the If you didn't have the oppor G r eeting." 1 wasn'l too slage with Ms. T ompkins tunity to attend the John Car familia r with the second again directi.J1t. I am almos t selection, but I recognized roll Concert and Jazz Bands' completely unfamiliar with "Greensleeves" immediately. performa nce lasl Friday, you Jazz and Big Band music. but missed out on a wonderful and even my friend who pro I found this segment even evening. fesses to dislike band con more enjoyable than the first. cer ts was moved to tears. The Concert Band. directed The program consisted of by Ms. Tompkins, went on Following "Greensleeves" ''Hard Hearted Hannah.'' first. starting promptly at 8 was "Fantasy on a Bell "Forty-second Street." "The Carol,'' probably the best per Blues Machine,'' "Fascinat formed piece in the concert. ing Rhythm." "Sing, Sing, Exam tips Then came ''A European Sing,'' and "Silent Night." Christmas." and finally, "The Also included were various Finals are coming and this Sounds of Christmas." Talented JCU stude nts. under the direction of Ms. Lesley can be a stressful time for col· solos. which were indescrib Tompkins, spice up Friday's ensemble. lege students. Dr Thomas After a 10 minute intermis- able. Evans. Ph.D. in psychology, of - Photo by Miko Stucewycz fers the following tips for avoiding stress and perform ...... ing well on exams. Audltloils: - Begin preparing early. will be held in the Uttle Theatre the week of Januari COLLEGE Spread out your study time. 26-30 for all students wishing to be part of A Day Jn -Avoid cramming. Cram· Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, a musical double GRADUATES ming is ineffective and only feature. leads lo confusion A quick AIM HIGH. pre-test review of previously Come p.repared with a song and a readlns or ltorJ. studied material is of great ALL AR~ WELCOME! benefit. however. Get your career off - Stay away from alcohol. to o tlymg stortt There IS absolutely no benefit Wanted By Professional Couple in Cleveland Attend Air Force Officer to drinlung. Its effects on the Hts. Start in J anuary, previous employee brain cowtter its supposed Trotnmg School, relaxing effects and impede transferring to KSU. Child care a nd small earn a commission adaptation lo stress. household duties. and beg.n a rewordmg career. - Exeretse. This IS very im No cleaning, no ironing. no cooking. Need The Atr Force offers you good portant. If you exercise regu· cheerful, flexible person to help out with one year larly. r.onlinue to do so. If not. pay, complete medtcol core try Jess vigorous physical ac· old, do dishes, run errands etc. Must love kids and ond much more Call tivit} such as long walks. know how to follow directions. Must drive. Own car - Get enough sleep. It is a big plus. SSgt Steve Warman as important as tho informa at (216) 383-1242 collect tion gliine<.l throuRh studying. Hours: Wednesday - Afternoon - Reserve time lor study Friday - All day ing, soda lizing, e:- Inner city children from St. Agnes-Our Lady of Fatima parish celebrated Christmas last Sunday in the O'Dea Room with members of JCU's Knights of Colum bus. The agenda for the day included socializing with K of C members. eating ice cream. and receiving gifts from Santa Claus. "It's generally a pretty good lime," said Tom Liuzzo. coordinator of the event. ''The kids are all really happy." Sr. Josie, H.M., from St. Agnes-Our Lady of Fatima, ..... elected the 20 children who came to Carroll. "K of C wanted the kids to be between 4 and 7," she said, ·'and they wanted all believers in Santa Claus." This is the fourth year in a row that Knights of Col umbus has done this for Hough area children. In the past, members have helped children make ornaments, as well as giving them the opportunity to watch a foot ball game. "I think it's really important for a group like K of C to have projects like this because it just makes the purpose more realistic. We would love to have some tutors from John Carroll," said Sr. Josie. Special thanks goes to Dr. Lavin, who. according to Liuzzo and other members, has ''been a god." "He's been beautiful,,. said Liuzzo. "We'd like to thank him.'' Page 8 ENTERTAINMENT The CarroU News. December 11, 1986 'Christmas Carol' kindles season spirit by Neil E. Koremao were the play's direc tor and stage tensified by the Ghost of Christmas Inviting children on stage to dance manager. Past which Arose from Scrooge's bed and the entire crowd to join in with .. A Christmas Carol" opened its A slight adjustment in his costume spread. The next visit was by the a final carol brings the majesty of the seventh stage season at the Cleveland transformed the stage manager from Ghost of Christmas Present, or were yuletide season directly to the viewer. Playhouse last Friday night. This per a modern day crank to Dickens's thev the Ghosts of Christmas The Playhouse's production is one formance of Dickens's enduring tale Scrooge. Dickens's story Lhen began in Presence? In any case. the spirit arose which brings the spirit of Christmas was a great example of theatrical in earnest. and the audience sal waiting magically as a two-headed, playful into the audience's heart with merri genuity and left the audience inflam to see what would happen next. creature from Scrooge's pillows. ment and creativity unknown to more ed wilh the benevolence of Lhe holiday To get around the lack of props. the These are just some examples of the traditional versions. season. clowns played furniture in Scrooge's crea livity involved in presenting a Overall. the show is one which can The play started with the unlocking bedroom. Human hand-s waving in red wordy piece to an amused modern not be missed. At $6 for a student of a huge book. which unfolded to light were used to create a fire on audience. tipket, and $3 for a "rush" ticket the create the stage a nd issued forth tho stage, and Marley's ghost materializ The acting troupe involves the day of tho show, there's no excuse not comical acting company from its ed out of Scr ooge's bedroom door. audience in the play, and mflkos it to go see "A Christmas Ca rot" after pages. Included in the troop of clowns Scrooge's terrorizing ordeal was in- mean a great deal more by doing so. that last final. Cecil Celluloid Sez: Cecil Celluloid's 3-point review system $$$ - A $5 movie (worth taking a dale) $$ - Only good at a Saturday matinee WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO $ - Wait until it comes out on video Star Trek IV - Loews Cedar Center Trekkers will need no encouragement to patronize CALL YOUR BOYFRIEND? this film. but you unbelievers who have been nuturing a patronizing attitude towards the Stm· Trek phenomenon would do yourselves a favor by reconsider ing. a ) When the president of Phi Gamma Delta asks Ignore the few continuity errors and the heady con you to Saturday night's Fiii Formal. fluence of plot coincidences. Instead. savor the comedy and the satisfying special effects. You'll Lhank yourself. b) After racquetball class, to tell him that the Starting with a premise that is simultaneously instructor with the Australian accent and those metaphysical. overpowering. and silly. the movie takes the ever-gallant crew of the defunct Starship Enterprise blue eyes did wonders for your serve. from the 23rd century back to 1986 San Francisco. While seeking the means to save their earth from an extraor dinarily destruc tive alien invader. the seven lime travelllfrs e~erten e the sort or cullure shock you or 1 would encounter if we were suddenly to find ourselves in 17th century London. To reveal any of the comedic incidents would be a Maybe you shouldn't tell him everyt~ing that's going on. disservice. but get ready for the zany sight of the staid But if you still care about him, why not call and whisper Vulcan, Mr. Spock. spouting dirty language in a sincere some sweet things he'll never forget? attempt to accommodate himself to the vagaries of con Like why you call using AT&T Long Distance Service, temporary slang. McCoy and Scotty bring the Laurel & and why you trust AT&r's high quality service and excep Hardy routine to new heights. and two rubbishmen tional value. watching an invisible spaceship land in the middle of the When you tc>ll him that AT&r gives you imme night provide the only trashy scene in the whole flick. diate credit if you dial a wrong number, he won't There are no s tuffed sweater or straining codpiece bt• able to get ~·ou out of his mind. lures in Star Trek TV, nor even much real violence. The And telling him you can count on AT&T for stimulation is all visceral. and whales of fun. $$$ ('lear long distance connections will drive him crazy. All of which will probably inspit·e him to drive out for the weekend, \c L!\SSifiEm tcLASSifiEm giving you an I I excuse to blow off Wanted: Baseball. Football cards, $60.00 PER HUNDRED PAID for that silly frat and other sport-related items. Call remailing letters from home! Send party after all. 932-6874 371-8040. self-addressed. stamped envelope for Earn Money on all tho rrwgaz.ines sold mformation/application. Associates. on campus. Need people to post infor Box 95-B, Roselle. mation. Good profit. Write. BPC. 8218 A'ITF.NTION UNDERGRADS! Did llardy. Overland Park, KS 66204. you: I J Save $3000-$5000 last sum· Full time and part-time jobs available mer? 2) Run your own business? 3) now through March. $3.75/hr. and Trnvel? 4) Gain valuablo business ex up. 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The CarroU News, December 11, 1986 FEATURES Pase 9 Philosophy Prof. presents paper A Roaring Fire For Lunch and Dinner Or. John Boatright presented and discussed through by philosophers in general regarding his paper "Ethics and the Role of the management." Hot Spiced Burgundy Manager·· at a Philosophy Department In the business ethics course. Dr. Boatright seminar last Friday. Dr. Boatright has submit aims at ··sharpening the perception and in $9.50 Early Evening Dinner led the 20-page essay to tho Journal of creasing the sophistication of students ... so Business Ethics for publication. He sa1d he in that they sec that a case does raise some After Theatre sandwich and Salad Menu tends to use it as a springboard for improving ethical questions.·· · 5 Private Party Rooms the business ethics course. PL 311. and will After what he termed "a mini-course in possibly expand il into an entire book on ethics ethics ... PL 311 focuses on "a detailed ex Roasted Duckling with Peace Liqueur in business. amination of actual cases." In the paper. Dr. Boatright examines veal Baby Back Ribs management through various models of how "Those managers who understand the businesses are run. He approaches business ethical dimensions or business problems will Jambalaya (The way It ought To BeD ethics from a practical. real world perspec be more effective in dealing with them.'' Dr. tive. rather than a purely philosophically one. Boatright said. Luncheon Pasta Menu Dr. Boatright said he is laking this approach PL 311 is now required of all business because '"views are not verv well thought majors. Grilled Brie on Black Bread Speaker addresses hutnan rights Lighter Fare Lunch and Dinner by Edward G. Nicosia abusers of human rights to be ed the audience to undertake Menage a Trois On December 9. John Car aware that their actions are some amount of action with roll University bad the oppor violations of human rights regard to human rights. There Fresh Chanterelles tunity to hear the thoughts of and that they will be held is no way to have a greater Amnesty international board accountable. world awareness than by Without a Doubt the Best Fettuccini member Elizabeth Dreyfuss. Dr. Dreyfuss went on to cite keeping an eye on interna Alfredo in Town. Dr. Dreyfuss represents a s pecific areas of human tional human rights, she said. world-wide organization rights violations such as the Also. one must be aware of New York Strip steak and Baked Potato which works for lhe release apartheid system in South human rights in order to re at Lunch for $6.95 of political pri~one1·s. Amnes Africa and the repressive main strong in his or her own ty International does not. goverrunent of Chile. She said political beliefs. Dr. Dreyfuss however. support those that if human rights are being believes that we must realize Fresh Pickeral as Often as Possible prisoners of conscience who openly violated in a particular that we are a race of human 18 Wines by the Glass advocate the use of violence. country. Amnesty Interna beings joined by a common such as jailed African Na tional tries to set up a mission bond - the right to live wi th A captains Wine List tional Congress member to negotiate a solution with dignity. Nelson Mandela. the accused government. She She ended her discussion 12 Years of Experience Dr. Dreyfuss opened tho SRid Amnesty International by mentioning that her orgAni discussion with an overview Qrovid~ l3_ ste~ d~signod to zation publishes an unnual And Much, Much More of the various functions per stop violations of human book. The Universal Declara formed by Amnesty Interna dignity and limit state police tion of Human Rights, which tiona l. 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J or ) : )0 Mt a.usa. 1'111.11 or 11: )0 ON HLLflOWER IIOCICI TO ll to UltllUCIOII. I'll~. ll'lVTh ••.•. ) : lO JCT'l'll. • • ll 4:50 AaCitMCIID IT M1V'ftl •• 11 1.-nuc:TOU tiT'nlr.• 11 T...•• 4 or 4·)0 MW ••• • 4 or 4 · 30 !1\ ••••••••• 4:00 tn...... s te 111 •••• 4 or 4:30 MliF ••• 4 11401 Bellflower Rd. J:SO 1'111 • •• 4 or 4 : lO MW •••• 5 T ••...•••.. S;U "· •••• 4 Luncheon Mon. -sat. 6·00 Dinner Tues.-sunday to 7:50 Famous outdoor Dining 1100 to ...... T...... • • .I v ...... • ....• 1 231-4469 ____t:SO ...______.:______-----1'111 ••••••••.•• I -----••••••••••.• ·..:...·- ·:....:.'~----~ Page 10 SJ?ORT.S The CarroU News, December 11. 1986 Wrestlers place second in RIT tountey by Chris Wender second behind Kent State. Even The individual titles wero im Ohio. Freshmen are not really expBcted to though the Blue Streaks had five pressive but Schmidt's had to be the In pursuit of PAC title No. 21. John win in college wrestling tournaments. finalists (Sam Walker. at 177, lost in most surprising. After a rough! start Carroll got off to an impressive start But no one told that to Joe Sr hmidl. overtime in his championship match}. at both Cleveland State and the Ohio by defeating Washington & Jefferson At the Rochester Institute of Kent State placed enough wrestlers to Open. Schmidt has made the adJuSt in a dual meet at Gannon. In the Technology Tournament last take the tournament team title. ment from high school to the college match with Gannon. DeCarlo started weekend. four John Carroll wrestlers JCU Coach Ton~ DeCarlo was pleas level. a move evident by his recent six freshman in an effort to give them took individual titles. Pete Hayek was ed with the team's effort. "I thought tille. some match experience. Despite this the champion at 126 pounds. Tom we were the class of the tournament. Knowing Schmidt's background. it apparent lack of experience. Carroll Bennett took the 150 class title. We finished ahead of some good was only a matter of time before he was still victorious. Schmidt won at 158 and Jason Barnett teams. We beat Ashlund. a Division H emerged as a champion college The Blue Streaks' next meet will be emerged victorious at 167. power. and some Division I teams like wrestler. lle was a slate champion at at the Ohio Northern Tournament Overall. John Carroll's team placed Yale and Miami {Ohio)." his high school in North Royalton, tomorrow and Saturday. Lady cagers bow to Otterb·ein CIRCLE K and Marietta; record drops to 4-2 by Tom Lynch although we had the shots. we just missed John Carroll's women's basketball team. them." Used Book Sale now 4-2. struggled this past week. going 0-2 Last Saturday Carroll trekked down to against Otterbein and Marietta. "Marietta Marietta where they were beaten by what just oulshut us... said Mary Beth Unti. Spicuzza referred to as a. "good young team Save your books until of shooters." Otterbein invaded Blue Streak territory last A rather dejected Unti stated. "We played Thursday evening. well offensively ... they just played better." next semester and sell Carroll had a horrendous night on the floor, Audrey Warnock. Carroll's leading scorer at going 22 of 72 for 31 percent but defensively 15.2 points per game said, "They have always excelled by forcing 23 turnovers and blocking them for cash through been good shooters and they proved it on six shots. In addition to this. the Lady Streaks Saturday." held their opponents to only 33 percent from John Carroll l}osts the Heidelberg Student the brotherhood of the floor. Princes tomorrow at 7 p.m. and will be idle Leading the JCU Defense were T.C. Dicker until january 6 when they begin Presidents' · Sigma Delta Kappa, son with three steals and two blocked shots. Athletic Conference play against Carnegie Audrey Warnock with three s teals and one Mellon. block and Brenda McNicol with three steals. CMU is a tough young team that should be Coach Joe Spicuzza had this to say. "We hard to beat at home. Lisa Leghler leads the CIRCLE K. pla ed eat defen ive1 and we usual1y p1e Tartans in scoring while Beth Virgin supplies well offensively when that happens but. the rebounding talents. Aqua Streaks dive into season ulith enthusiasm Both the men's and performance. He forsees a teams: Wooster, Wittenberg. man Don Esstito has a very but is now back this year to women's swimming teams at fourth, or possibly third place Mt. Union. Ohio Northern. good change to qualify for the swim the 200-meter fly. tended the Mount Union finish for the men's team a nd Bethany and John Carroll. Division Jil Nationals. The Lady Aqua Streaks Relays last Saturday and a third place finish for the The JCU men's team is com- The team also has some have 14 swimmers and three showed a lot of promise for women. Considering that prised of 14 swimmers and new members that are show- divers. Of the swimmers, tho future. Wooster is ra nked fifth in the two divers. According to ing solid times. Among these eight are returnees from last Although the statistics a nd country and Wittenberg is Lenhart. captains Roberto are Tom Prlon (sprints. free- year. They have good depth scores were not available at also a powerhouse. it is ad- Aldave and Pat Hurley a re style and fly). Phil Points and should prove to be a the time of this writing. Coach mirable lbat Carroll may putting in good efforts a nd (sprint and freestyle). and viable opponent this season. Malt Lenhart expressed en finish that high. coming up with good times. Chris Ulinsky who had put his Lenhart seems pleased with thusiasm about the teams' The meet involved six Among the divers, Fresh- flippers away for two seasons the swimmers' dedication. ;:======~======::====:::::=1--:;jjijiij;iiiiii-iiiiii;;--;;~ "They are working at a divi- sionlrate."statedthecoach. ACCOUNTING MAJORS Conversely, the team The Internal Revenue Service, Cleveland Disbict, is accepting applications for the Revenue Excellent members like the job that Agent position. This 40 hour per week position provides accountants with an independent Part-Time Lenhart is doing as their new work environment and attractive benefits (health and life insurance, annual and sick leave Opportunity head coach. One aspect that policy, and retirement pension) Applicants must have 24 semester hours or 36 quarter hours is appreciated by members of of accounting to be considered. After extensive classroom training and on-the-Job instruc· Receptionist/ the team is the program that tion, the revenue agent examines Federal income tax returns of individuals, corporations, and SeCretary Lenhart has employed. "The partnerships. The entry level salaries (determined by education and experience) are as follows: workout this year is directed GS-5, $14.822; GS-7, $18,358; and GS-9, $22.458. Promotion to GS-11 ($27.172 to CAU BOB more toward the individual $35,326) is a noncompetitive action based on the quality of work performance. Further pro- AFTER 4:00 {his or her specific s troke and motion is through a competitive process. For an application, please caJI Jim Meehan at (216) capability} than a unified 522·3409 or Fred Fillinger at (216) 357-5065 or write to the following address: learn workout ... said second Internal Revenue Service year swimmer Gary Murino. Attn: Jim Meehan P 0 Box 99182. Room 689 Cleveland. Ohio 44199 ••••••••••••••••••• Internal Revenue Service • Good Luck On Your Exams • Attn. Fred Ftlhnger Ameritru~t Bwlding, Room 405 • Relieve The Pressure At • 8 North State Street 44077 • • Painesvill,z, Ohio • • All a~cations must be received by January 1, 1987, for an anticipated starting date of June 1. 1987 •••••••••••••••••••• • The Carroll News, December 11, 1986 SPORTS Page 11 Cagers fall to Xavier, 104-92; exorcise Dyke Deinons, SS-79 Dear Friend, by Paul Kantz. Ul turned the ball over only Carroll shredded the Dyke I would personally like to Ordinarily. ..._hen a team once. def('nse earl\, streaking to u invite you to experience 21-8 ~1ost of plavs well it ..._ins and .... hen it In Saturday night's home load. the buskcls cnmc from close range after CLUB ISABELLA. The only plays poorly it loses. John Car opener. tlw Blue Streaks sur quic:k PHSSCS whtc:h IPfl three roll proved that neither of vived alate rull) to edge 0\ke real dinner club in town. or fou r of the Demon full these hold true all the time in College 85-79. jim Berger. 6-4 court pressers standing in lht• last week's ..'"ell-plnvcd j umor forward. led the \\a,. backcourl. A mix of great food and 104-92loss to Xdvier and the for john Cnrroll with 23 points great music is right here erratically cxdting 85-79 vic and 15 rebounds. Sophomot·e But lhon CArroll got sloppy. tory over Dvke. joe Currv also played well. A flurr) of jCU turnovers in the center of Univer filltng in when Jeff Lomb got enabled Dyke to knot tho sity Circle. Included is all ''\\'e got good pia\ out of into early foul trouble. everybody who got into the count at 21. Oespite 15 new southwestern Nou ballgame. ·· said JCU coach "Curry really gave us a lift givca .., oys. however. Carroll velle, Northern Italian, Tim Baab following the loss to when he came in." said Baa b. led 43-38 at the half. and Classic American heavily favored Xavier. "He mixed it up down low and got l wo key hoops.'· "'Dyke is so quick you can't cooking. The finest Jazz "As a team. and as in dribble through them and It was these baskets which and Theatrical Music, dividuals. we had too many that's what we tried to do:· turned a 55-54 deficit into a lapses," lamented Baab after said JCU's Andy Juhola. "It with Debbie stuart on " 58-55 lead. putting Carroll the win. "I think we hac! just didn't work ... Poor shot the weekends, Evelyn ahead to stay. lapses out of everybody selection was costly to the Wright every Wednes tonight." Dyke rallied to trim an Demons as Carroll puJl ed 82-73 JCU lead to 82-79 but day, Michael libassi and It would have been easy for ahead by 11 points with six the Streaks kept their poise "Broadway Babes" every John Carroll to concede the minutes to play. game to homestanding Xavier and a trio of Steve Rayl free Thursday and Kristv ouail throws cemented the victor y. A short while later, JCU before it even star led. After walked away with an 85-79 "Knocks 'em Dead" every all. the Division I Musketeers The running-and-gunning victory which put their record Monday. We're working made the NCAA Tournament Den.ons gave Carroll fits at at 2-2. last year and feature All limes with their quick. high to bring in Prov Hollan American guard Byron pressure defense. but hurt The Blue Streaks will try to der as soon as possible. Larkin. themselves with fouls and an improve on their record when arsenal of shots which includ they host the Fighting Scots of The Muskies employed a ed nearly as many airballs so please come to see us full-court press in an attempt Wooster Saturdnv. Tip-off is and rim-dankers as baskets. 7·30 p.m. for 2 for S1 S.OO Early to raLUe Lhe underdog Blue Streaks right from the start. Ev..eoing Specia\s, a sensa "We were not intimidated." tfonaf dfnner menu Mon said Baab. "We broke their day through Saturday press with ease... Never 'till midnight every theless. Xavier built up a night, 16 wines by the 56-42 halftime lead. glass, and, Oh, our new . ~ According to JCU guard Craig Huffma n, "Go out there room is open and beauti- ' and have fun ... and play ful and there's all the ~" better defense.'' was all Baab space needed for leisure- ·~ told his troops during the IV dining or a quick diner. ,., intermission. .. Simple strategy perhaps, ·~ but JCU rattled off 15 of the Here's wishing you a ~ first 19 points in Lhe second peaceful Holiday season . .;. half and trailed by just three. ~.. 60-57. David Chesler...... "I thought. Wow! We're - ~·· actually gonna beat them! It's f.; really gonna happen!" Baab ~. said later. But it was not to be. Xavier's li gh tn ~ ng quick Stan Kimbrough struck for seven ... unanswered points to single 't• handedly push the Xavier CLU~ lead back up to ten. Carroll was never again able to cut the gap to loss than six. and eventually Xavier built up its biggest lead of the game at 99-80. Despite Xavier 's height ud 2025 Abington vanlage, the Streaks held Lunch Mon.-Fn. their own on tbe boards. get Dinner Mon.-st. Ling oulreboundcd only 44-36. 'till 1:00 a.m. "We fell Jeff Lamb was bet ter than any of their inside people.'· Ban b said. The 6-5 229-1177 sophomore snured a game Outdoor Patio Dining high 14 rebouhcls. UNDER PRESSURE - Junior Forward Andy Juhola tries to Live Jazz Every Night Huffman took game scoring get the ball away during last Saturday's home opener against honors with 24 points and Dyke. Carroll was victorious, 85-79. - Photo hv Dan Leamon •. Page 12 John Carroll University OFFICE OF THE Student Urtion AREA CODE 216 - 397-4230 DAVID G. CLIFFORD President JOHN E. GRAZIA Presenting Vice-President JAMIE A. MEGEATH Secretary SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY KEVIN F. RANDALL Treasurer EDWARD J. HAMMELE Chief Justice and the JUKES ...... 1 January 3t, t987 Tickets on sale soon. 1 Doors open at 7 p.m. $5 with SU Discount Card, $8 without in SU office 397.. 4230 JCU Main Gym Dec. 15 and 16: On sale to discount card holders 1.0 ~m.. 2 p.m. with Student Brought to you Dec. 17, 18, 19: On sale to all studentst facult~ - by the 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. administration, staff John Carroll Student Union Jan. 12: Sales open to public *If you don't buy your tickets during finals week~ you might not get them* 'I reserved seating available Limit six tickets per person To All John Carroll Students. We would like to take the lime to give a special thanks ...... ) . .. to all 1,338 discount card holders. Thanks to you, we raised about $34,000 - the most money ever raised through the discount cards in the history of the Student Union!!! By now, you are probably asking yourself what the dis Omega count card has done for you. You may not realize it, but ' your discount card will have saved you in excess of $125 , by January 31, 1987. You have saved money on Welcome Race Back Week last September (it was free with a discount card), bands in the Wolf & Pot (all Thursday nights are As part of next semester's free with a d.c.), film series, Spring Break '87 packages, Inherit the Wind. and many others. Next se;mester you Welcome Back Week activi will enjoy the Winter Welcome Back Week ttotally free ties, the Student Union will with a d.c.). Sol;lthside Johnny and the Jukes. comedy raffle off Omega Race at shows. laser rock shows, and many others. Saturday night's mixer. For those of you that do not have discount cards by now, they will be on sale simultaneously with lhEt Southside Tickets will go on sale in Johnny and the Jukes tickets. 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