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Kelly Norri s Accordmg to the Umversity Staff Re porter He1 ghts Police Departmenr,Cam­ A Clevela nd man was found pus Securnysropped Lundy with gUJ !t y of theft Tuesday after s teal­ 15 C O's near the Sc1ence Center ing 150 CO's from the WJCU-fM After h1scall toCampus Safety studios on campus in f ebruar y. Serv1ces,j ohansen began to re -m­ Chnstian Lundy, 19, was se n­ s peer the llbrary a nd noticed that te nced to !O days mne served, three numerous CO's we re m1ss ingf rom years active probation, and $250 the push box and md ustnal gen­ 1n court costs, which were wa1ved eral collection. because of indigence Altho ugh the stolen CO's l.und ycame tothejohn Carroll amounted to a sum worthy of Umversity campus with the in­ grand theft, WJCU did not press tent of stealing CO's to later ex­ felony charges. c h a nge for money, Univers it y Prior to Campus Safety He1ghts pol1 ce said Service's involvement, Half Pnce "Th1s IS becoming a popular Books, a record excha nge shop, fad," Sgt. Pasternak, a rresting of­ informed the stauon that they re­ fi cer, sa1d. "It is a quick turnover ceived what they beileved to be 79 for cash but exchange stores only CO's stolen from the rad 10 station. give $3 for a $17 CD." Accordmg to j ohansen, Lundy The extent to the number of was charged selling the CO's be­ CO's that were stolen was not no­ cause of a s ig ned rece1pr and ticed unril Lundy was arrested. driver's license information wl!h Lundy would pose as a substi­ his real name. tute disc jockey in order to be let Record Excha nge, on Va n A ken into the station. He would then Blvd., also contacted WJCU with take the CD's out of the station's the Information that several rap, A Cleveland man was convicted of theft after he was apprehended stealing CO's from WJCU . radi~'' studios. hbrar · and wa t 111 the oduc &;B an rc a CD's" 1th \\' CIJ tion room untiTtlle end of the cur­ markings were brought into rne re nt D.j.'s shift. When the new OJ. store over the last few weeks. fo r the next shift arrived, Lundy The CD's wer e reportedl y v·cted for would then leave the stat ion wah brought to the s tores by a "DJ" ca 11- the CD's. m g h1 mself "Charles Cheston." Lundy attempted the same op­ Out of the 150 C O's stolen making fake I.D.'s eration during Dr. jeff j ohansen's WJCU was able to recover a total radio shift. After being let in by of 100. Megan Hetman from the JCU Campus Safety Serv1ces on Feb. 2 at johansen, Lundy began removing There is some speculation as to Assist ant News Editor 10:15 p.m . Pacelli Hall Resident Assista nt Ke1th the C O's that johansen assumed whether or not Lundy worked john Carroll University freshman Nicholas Bernini Cockrell alerted Campus Safety Services of a Situa­ were for the fill-in shift. alone or if he h ad accomplises. Pat pleaded no contest in Shaker Heights court on March tion involving the production of fake J.D.'s. johansen was suspicious of Butler, student d irector for WJCU, 9 and was found guilty of criminal simulation. "I came across the paraphernalia used to make Lundy a nd called Campus Safety said that a few weeks before Lundy Bernini was sentenced to 30 days in prison and a fake !.D.'s while confronting another policy infrac­ Services after he heard the outside was caught, a couple of Saturday $1 ,000 fine. The jail time and $600 of the fine were tion issue so I then followed procedure and called door close and realized that Lundy morning disc jockeys reponed a suspended. Campus Safety Services," Cockrell said. left w ith the CO's. coupleof suspicious looking males University Heights police arrested Bernini, f eb. Glasener, Kmley and jCU Officer Stuart Galicz "I thought he looked kind of in the station studw. These men 24, for making fake d river's licenses. entered the room and found several pamally made susp1c10us but it was d uri ng my signed u p to use the production Bernini was charged wnh criminal simulation, Michigan driver's licenses. shift so I had to leave him alone room using the name "El Drey." It forgery, and possession of criminal tools, all misde­ francis McCaffery, director of CampusSafety Ser­ w hile tryi ng to do the show," is not known who or what "El meanors in the first degree. The charges of forgery vices, said Campus Safety Services had no involve­ johansen said. "As soon as I heard Drey" refers to. a nd possession of criminal tools were dropped. ment in the situation once the University Heights the door shut, I knew he left and The University Heights Police According to a University He1ghts Police Depart­ Police Department was involved However, accord­ ment incident report, University Heightsofficersjen­ ing to Untversity Heights Pol ice Departmen t Lt. immediately called Campus Se­ see WJCU, page 3 curity." nifer Glasener and Todd Kinley responded to a call Dale Brady, Campus Safety Se rv ices d id confiscate ev1dence, includ ing the scanner fou nd in Bernini's room. Bernini was taken out of his class on Feb 24 by a Campus Safety Se rvices securay guard and taken imo custody by a pl am clothed University Heights police officer who was waitmg m the ha ll­ way. Brady said Bernim used a Site off rhe Internet which shows blank M1ch rgan licenses He sold the LD.' s for $25. According to Patrick Rombalski,deanof students, Bernmi also went through the Universitydisciplme system. The d isciplinary board IS made up of four faculty members and three students "The heanng board always does an excellent job in vesttgattnga n issue a nd making the nghtdecision and I have confidence that they have done the same in th1s case," Rombalsk1 sa 1d Bernini is also a football player, and accordmg to jCU football coach Reg1s Scafe no action IS being taken against Bernini because the inc1dem occurred 1n the off -season. "I spoke to him and he told me what he had to do as far as counseling goes," Scafe said. "His first prior­ ity is staying in school and getting himself straight." Bernini refused to comment. N E W S The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 _Th_e_c_ar_ro_n~__ w_ s_,M_a_rc_h_2_5,_1_99_9______~~ E ~ 3 2 ___S ______~------~ City expands permit parking Dancing the night away for Habitat for Huntanity Ordinance can be applied to all streets in UH Rebecca Sw artz manny last weekend . Dance Marathon. whtle commtttee members who added ·we hope to conunue the Newsbriefs tion to University Heights Staff Reporter Friday and Saturday ftf ty-three 'The student participation m danced found sponsors to help tradition by havmga Dance Mara­ Melissa Beatty signed by at least 50 per­ The Dance Marathon raised john Carroll students danced for the dance marathon this year was them wse $250 each. thon every other year at john Assistant News Editor centof residents tn the pro­ over $12.000 for Habttat for Hu- 12 straight hours in the annual overwhelming," Meggan Babcock, ~CU students could also par­ Carroll" After the University •A Gvil Actionft author to speak to co-chair of the Dance larathon , uctpate by makmg .1 small dona­ llabitat for Humanity.founded Heights program banning posed area The City Counctl then sa1d "Eve ryone pulled together so non at the door The addinonal in 1976, is a non -profn orgamza­ john Carroll all parking withoma resi­ schedules a public hearing well to ratse money for Habllat for money came from corporate spon­ t 10ndedtcated weliminatingsub­ dent permit solved the janSchlichtmann,authorof the New York Tim~ bestseller where a survey and review Humantty." sors such as PA CO, Fcdch, standard housing snuattons for parking problem near A Civil Action_will becommg to john Carroll Apnl12 to take of traffiC and parking con­ Fcstivines began on Fridny Cablevtston, Drapery Such, and unfortunate famtlics around the part in an informal colloquium and workshop and give a pre­ John Carroll, the city has ditions of the proposed wnh a happy hourf rom 5to8 p.m Orion. world. dectded ro extend the op­ Today, Habitat for Humanny sentation. Schlichtmann's book was recently made mto a area are reviewed. The dancing began with lt ve The dnncc marathon commit­ tion to other streets as motion p1cture of the same name starringjohn Travolta. . If the City Engineer and music at 8 p.m. Three live band 5, teeworkedto keep t hednncersgo­ conttnues to grow. building and The john Carroll Student Union approved a spendmg btll well. the Chief of Policefind rea­ Loyolacapella, o Matter What mg all ntght by changing theme remodcltng over 70.000 houses tn The ordinance, whi ch 50 states and 50 foreign countries. for $6,000 to bnng Schlichtmann to campus Schlichtmann's so n to believe that there ts and The Swagger Kids provided and decorations throughout the was written by the Uni­ The greaterCievela nd Chapter enure fee is$l0,000andexpenses, the remainder of which will a demand for the parking music all night. evemng Thedifferentthemes m­ be paid for by the Environmental Studtes Concentration and versity Heightscitycoun­ of Habttat for Humanity com­ permit system then the "The highlights of the evemng cluded swing music, country mu­ cd and Mayor Beryl E. pleted its 67th home on Mentor the Residence Life office. proposal will go m front of for me were the live bands, espe­ sic and a sports theme. Rothschild, develops the Avenue March 7 The home will the members of Council cially Loyolacapella," said Dance "The busicswmeof theevenmg Beaudry Award Finalists named resident only park tngsys­ With majority vote Marathon committee member. was between 9:30p.m and I am. beneftt Silva Turner and her four tem for ce rtain streets when the most John Carroll stu­ chtldrcn. Habttat for Humanity Thefivefinalistsfor the Beaudry Award are,Meghan Rogers, from councll and the Heather Lorson around john Carroll and dents were present," Habig said. has helped over 350,000 people julie Thorud,Joe Halaiko, Kevin Filiatraut and john Bowman mayor 's signature a street Proceeds from this year's "Build can now be applied to Me Up" Dance Marathon celebra­ "It was great to see so mnny stu­ worldwide to rc civc the safe, af­ The award is presented at commencement can become restdent park­ other streets. tion benefited thejCU chapter of dents lending support." fordable shelter they dese rve Currently the only ing only For tnformation on volunteer The permit system al­ Habitat for Humantty established "I was very pleased with the streets affected by the or­ opportunitie or way to donate jesuit high graduates reunion lows for four permits per in 1998. Habitat for Humanity moneyweratsed," Hab1gsaid "We your t tme or money to Habttat for The john Carroll University justice group is sponsoring an dinance are Loyola, household, two for resi ­ hopes to ra 1se $40.000 to build its beat last year's conmbution by Kerwick, Hadleigh, Humantty, contJct <~mpus mtn evemng with students and faculty who are graduates of Jesutt dents and two more for first Habitat for Humanity house over $1,000 due to all the great h1gh schools. Wednesday, March 24from 5to 7p.m. in the ~olf Lalemant, Milford, this year. publicity.· tstry or vi ity the H. bltat for llu­ guests. manity website at n' Pot. Questions can be directed to Augte Pacetti at Conover and the section Accordmg to the ordi­ As part of the fund raiser, par­ "This year's Dance Marathon of Meadow Brook between www habttat.org..;:;__ [email protected]. nance, the number of vio­ Students enjoy the all night Dance Marathon ticipants paid $25 each to dance was a great success," Babcock __ Hillbrook and Washing­ University Heights may be adding more of lations had increased dra­ ton these signs familiar to John Carroll. matically leading to 255 Greek Week Lip Sync Contest According to parking tickets in the JCU Project HOPE needs you The Greek Week Li p Sync Contest will take place tonight Rothschild, she created a area alone in September of 1997. The CaiTOII News is looking for a from 9-ll p.m. in the Don ShulaSports Center. All students are special committee to discuss the was a member of the committee. "john Carroll students have welcome, admission is $3 or three ca nned goods. All money problems of parking near j ohn "The committee met from March been great," Stehlik sa id. "The or­ Anyone interested in volunteering in collected will benefit Habitat for Humanity. Carroll , and the result of the dis­ through june and discussed ways Business Manager dinance reall y has to do with the cussions was the decision to eli mi­ to meet th e parking problem ," said Project HOPE must attend a meeting width of the streets With cars Mellen Series Lecture nate the on street parking. Kerr. University Heights Poli ce parked along. the street. two cars Tuesday, March 30 at 7 p.m. in the The Mellen Series Lecture will be held on April 7. Pete r The commi ttee consisted of Cheif GaryStehliksaid he has only could not drive past each other Kelly, CEO of LTV Steel wtll be the featured speaker. In this several members of the commu­ Murphy Room. Volunteering sign-ups received one other petition and with a safe amount of space." senes,the Melle n Chair invites chief execunveofflcersof Ohto nity, members of the Un iversi ty that was from one block of Thus fa r, Stehlik sa id he has will be on a first come first serve basis. sell ads, make conunission, hendquartered, publicly traded, fir ms co disc uss current and Heights Police Department, city Glendon Road that stretches from received less than ten compla ints expected fi nancial developments in their companies. counc1 l members, administrators Meadowbrook to Washington . about the system. The new sys- There will be a Happy Hour following . ., Jnn-JCU. odeled a f rera~u r ou ide re seem o be h 1 i ith ews nics wertcompilt>d fJjCrarl~-~-·· a . n 1 A few JC stu ems als met the meeting a anini's with the mayor, according to Uni­ of Boston, the ordinance req utres a parking congestion. Newsbriefs can be submitted to the Carroll News office by "Hopefully, in the long ra nge ve rsity Heights Police Chief Gary lengthy rev iew process before a Monday at 5 p.m. Carroll can arrange fo r better Stehhk. street can become no parking. Project Hope will be held on Friday, Aprill6 from 10 a.m. John Carroll Junior Chris Kerr The process begins with a peri- parking; Stehlik said to2p.m. All students are welcome to apply, call Clare at X 4398

WJCU working with him ." contlnuued from page 1 Ideas to safegua rd th e station Department, however, does not against fu n her thefts are curre ntly believe that Lundy had an y ac­ being discussed Little Caesars complices in the theft. "Unfortuna tely, theft at WJCU "We interrogated him (Lundy] is pretty commonplace. It's prob­ acoupleof ttmes;:nd we're pretty ably due to people being too le­ Pizza! sure tha t he worked alone." nient in their securit y Pizza! Pasternack said. "lf he was seen preca ustions,'' Butler said. "We are with someone else, we do not be­ currently working on tdeas such lieve they we re working with hi m as asking for identiftcation before and there was definitely not any­ entering any of the Li brary or pro­ Looking for: one afftliated with the station duction rooms." Delivery Drivers The Student Union prograrnrrllng board is Minimum guaranteed pay: looking for students $8.25/hour +tips!! interested in planning SU SUMMER SCHOOL FOR PEOPLE ON THEIR WAY TO THE TOP. events If you didn't sign up develop the leadership Call: for ROTC as a freshman skills and self-confi- APPUCATIONS ARE DUE IN THE SU or sophomore, you can dence you need to (216) 932-2000 catch up this summer by succeed in college and OFFICE BY WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31. attending Army ROTC beyond. And you may Camp Challenge, a paid qualify for advanced five-week course in ~ officer training when Apply at: Any questions? Call Jason leadership. you return to campus 13948 Cedar Road Apply now! You'll next fall. Ewell atX5414 or email at ARMY ROTC (Cedar Center) [email protected] TBE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE lOU CAM 1UE University Heights For details, visit 2nd Floor of the Lombardo Student Center, or call397-4421 N E W S The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 NEWS 3 2 City expands permit parking Dancing the night away for Habitat for Humanity Ordinance can be applied to all streets in UH Rebecca Swartz manity last weekend Dance Marathon while commmee members who added "We hope 10 continue the Newsbriefs non !0 University Heights Staff Reporter Fnday and Saturday fifty-three "T he student participation 111 danced found sponsors to help tradiuon byhavmga Dance Mara­ Melissa Beatty signed by at least 50 per­ The Dance Marathon raised John Carroll students danced for the dance marathon thts year was them ratse $250 each. thon every other year at john Assistant News Ed1tor centof residents in the pro­ over $12,000 for Hab1 tat for H u- 12 straight hours m the annual overwhelm mg.'' Meggan Babcock, jCU students could also par Carroll" After the University ~A Gvil Action" author to speak to posed area. co-chair of the Dance Marathon, tiel pate by makmg a small dona Habnat for llumanity.founded Heights program banning The City Council then satd. "Everyone pulled together so non at the door. The add1t1onal tn 1976, t a non-profn organiz.a­ all parking wtthouta resi­ John Carroll schedules a public hearing well to ratse money for Habitat for money came fromcorpor~ tc spon­ uondedicated tochm•natmgsub• dent permit solved the Jan Schlichtmann,authorof the New York Times bestseller where a survey and review Humanlty." sors such as PA CO, Fedeli, standard housmg situaTions for A Ctvtl Action_will be coming to john Carroll Apnl 12 to take parkmg problem near of traffic and parking con­ Festivnies began on Friday Cablcvision, Drapery Such, and unfortunate farmltcs around the John Carroll, the city has part in an informal coUoquium and workshop and give a pre­ ditions of the proposed with a happy hour from Sto8 pm On on world. Today, Habitat for l!umamty sentation. Schlichtmann's book was recently made mto a decided to extend the op­ area are reviewed. The dancing began with live The dance marathon ommn­ continues to grow, building and motion picture of the same name starring John Travolta. . tion to or her streets as If the City Engineer and music at 8 p.m. Three live bands, reeworked'to keep the dancers go­ remodchngovcr 70,000 houses in The john Carroll Student Union approved a spendmg btll well the Chief of Poltce find rea­ Loyolacapella, No Matter What Ing all mght by changmg themes The ordmance, which 50 states and 50 foretgn counrnes for $6,000 to bring Sch hchtmann to campus. Schlichtmann's son to believe that there is and The Swagger Kids prov tded and decorattons throughout the was wntten by the Uni­ fhe greater Cleve] and Chapter entire fee is $10,000and expenses, the remainder of which wtll a demand for the parking music all night. el'ening The different themes in­ verstty Heightscitycoun­ of Habitat for Humanit)' com­ be patd for by the Environmental Studies Concentration and permit system then the "The highlights of the evening cludedswtngmust ,countrymu­ ctl and Mayor Beryl E. pleted ns 67th home on Mentor the Residence Life offtce. proposal will go in front of for me were the It ve bands, espe­ stc and a sports theme. Avenue March 7 The home wtll Rothschild, develops the the members of Council. cially Loyolacapella," said Dance "The bus1esttimeof the evening resident onl yparkingsys­ benefit Silva Turner and her four Beaudry Award Finalists named With majority vote Marathon committee member, was between 9:30p.m. and lam tem for certain streets when the most john Carroll stu­ chddren. Habnat for llurnamty Thefivefinalistsfor the Beaudry Award are,Meghan Rogers, from council and the Heather Lorson. around john Carroll and Proceeds from this year's"Build dents were present," Habig said has helped over 350,000 people julte Thorud,Joe Halatko, Kevin Filtatraut andJohn Bowman mayor 's signature a street can now be applied to Me Up" Dance Marathon celebra­ "It was great w sec so many stu­ worldwide to receive the safe, af­ The award is presented at commencement. can become resident park­ other streets. tion benefited theJCU chapter of dents lending support." fordable shelter they deserve mg only For informanon on volunteer Currently the only The permit system al­ Habitat for Humanity established "I was very pleased wtth the opportumties or w<~ys to donate Jesuit high graduates reunion streets affected by the or­ lows for four permits per in 199B. Habitat for Humanity money weraised,"Habigsaid. "We The John Carroll University Justice group is sponsoring an dinance are Loyola, hopes to raise $40,000 to build l!S beat last year's contribution by your t1 me or money to Habnat for household, two for resi­ Humanny, contJCt campus min­ evening with students and faculrywhoaregraduates of Jesult Kerwick, Hadleigh, dents and two more for ftrst Habitat for Humanity house over $1,000 due to all the great high schools, Wednesday, March 24from 5 w 7 p.m. in the Wolf Lalemant, Milford, this year. publicl!y." istry or vtsHy the HabttJt for l-lu guests. manity website at n' Pot. Questions can be directed w Augte Pacetti at Conover and the section According to the ordi­ As part of the fundraiser. par­ "This year's Dance Marathon of Meadow Brook between was a great success," Babcock www hab1tat.org apaceui@jcuedu. nance, the number of vio­ Students enj oy the all night Dance Marathon ucipants paid $25 eac h to dance --='------, Hillbrook and Washing­ University Heights may be adding more of lations had increased dra­ Greek Week Lip Sync Contest ton. these signs familiar to John Carrol L matically leading to 255 According to parking tickets in thejCU ProjectHOPEneedsyou The Greek Week Lip Sync Contest will take place tonight Rothschild, she created a are!! alone in September of 1997. The CatTOII News is looking for a from 9-11 p.m.m the Don Shu Ia Sports Center. Allstudentsare special committee to discuss the was a member of the committee. 'john Ca rroll students have welcome, admission is $3 or three canned goods. All money problems of parkmg near John "The committee met from March been great," Stehlik said. "The or­ Anyone interested in volunteering in collected will benefit Habttat for Humanity. Carroll, and the result of the dis­ through June and discussed ways di nance really has to do with the Business Manager cussions was the decision toelimi­ to meet the parking problem," said Project HOPE must attend a meeting width of the streets. With cars Mellen Series Lecture nate the on street parking. Kerr. University Hetghts Police parked along_the street, two cars Tuesday, March 30 at 7 p.m. in the The Mellen Series Lecture will be held on April 7. Peter The committee consisted of Cheif Gary Stehlik said he has only could not drive past each other Kelly, CEO of LTV Steel will be the featured speaker. In this several members of the commu­ Murphy Room. Volunteering sign-ups received one other petition and with a safe amount of space." senes, the Mellen Chair invites chief execuuveofftcersof Oh10 nity, members of the University that was from one block of Thus far, Stehlik said he has will be on a first come first serve basis. sell ads, make conunission, headquartered, publicly traded. fi rms to discuss current and Heights Police Department, city Glendon Road that stretches from received less than ten complaints ex.pected financial developments in their companies .. council members, administrators There will be a Happy Hour following Meadowbrook to Washington . about the system. The new sys­ • J PJllJCU. tem see s to h lp' n i h A few JC stu ents a so met ode ed a terasubmboutside gat anini's ews riej1werecompiled are a . e parking congestion. with the mayor, accord ing to Uni­ of Boston, the ordinance requires a Newsbriefs can be submitted to the Carroll News office by "Hopefully, in. the long range versity Heights Police Chief Gary lengthy review process before a Monday at 5 p.m. street ca n become no pa rki ng. Ca rroll can arrange for better Project Hope will be held on Friday, April l6 from 10 a.m. Stehlik parki ng," Steh li k said. John Ca rrol\ junior Chris Kerr The process begins with a peri- to2 p._m . All students are welcome to apply, call Clare at X 4398

WJCU working with him." continuued from page 1 Ideas to safeguard the station Department, however, does not against further thefts are currently believe that Lundy had any ac­ be ing discussed. Little Caesars complices in the theft. "Unfortunately, theft at WJCU "We interrogated him !Lundy] is pretty commonplace. It's prob­ a couple of times <1nd we're pretty ably due to people being too le­ sure that he worked alone.·· nient in their security Pizza! Pizza! Pasternack said. "If he was seen precaustions," Butler said. "We are with someone else, we do not be­ currently workmg on ideas such lievetheywereworkingwith him as asking for identification before and there was de finitely not any­ entering any of the library or pro­ Looking for: one affiliated with the station duction rooms." Delivery Drivers The Student Union programming board is Minimum guaran teed pay: looking for students $8.25/hour +tips!! interested in planning SU SUMMER SCHOOL FOR PEOPLE ON THEIR WAY TO THE TOP. events If you didn't sign up develop the leadership Call: for ROTC as a freshman skills and s elf-confi- APPLICATIONS ARE DUE IN THE SU or sophomore, you can denc e you need to (216) 932-2000 catch up this summer by succeed in college and OFFICE BY WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31. attending Army ROTC beyond. And you may Camp Challenge, a paid qualify for advanced five-week course in i officer training when Apply at: Any questions? Call Jason leadership. you return to campus 13948 Cedar Road Apply now! You'll next fall. Ewell atX5414 or email at ARMYROTt . (Cedar Center) [email protected] THE SMAJm:ST COLLEGE C:OUISE YOU CAJIJUE University Heights For details, visit 2nd Floor of the Lombardo Student Center, or call 397-4421 The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 ENTERtAINMENT 5 Academy honors Kazan, Kubrick Controversy persists over Lifetime Achievement Award

Ltfeume Achtevement Award to tor we have m Amenca. And he"s e Carro News Laura Ella rroverstal toptc tn Hollywood In plaud when Kazan was honored. 1934, Kazan became a member of '"Let audtences around the Kazan Both seemed extremely capable of performmg mtracles Staff Reporter nervous about thetr pb,as present wtth the actors he u>es" Kubnck Two profoundly influential di­ the CommumstParty. A year and world see that there are some m a half latt:r, he denounced the Ho\lywood,some Americans, who ers. represented Kazan'sdanngchoice recwrs were honored at the 71st From Kath)' Bates and Kurt of themes, approach toacungand Annual Academy Awards on Sun­ party and was urged to supply do not support blackhstmg, who do not support mlormcrs," said Russell clappmg tnumphantl )' w thedtstancc Kazan kepdrom Hol­ day. Elta Kazan and Stanley namesof otherCommuntststothe ~oryou. J'lboutYou. 13yYou many Kazan protestors This state­ Ed Harris and Ntck Nolte sltttng lywood Kubrick were both recogmzed for House Committee on Un-Ameri­ ment seems to represent the men snff\y, the audtence rem:tmed spli t Kubrick enJoyed great freed om their immense and compelling can Acuvmes (HUAC). He re­ tality for most Kazan crmcs when Kazan recctved the award during the course of his career He contributions to the film indus­ fused. After his career wast hreatened Htsdefendersargue that Kazan Some simply clapped, others gave was an mdependcnt fdmmaker try a standmg ovation, and still oth­ who also maintatned a dtstance Kazan received the Lifetime and he became mtensely anti­ is being recognized for his body of ers sat stlent, staring defiantly at from Hollywood Hts themes are Achievement Award from the Communist, Kazan went before work alone.LosAngdes Ti mesfilm Your studet1t t1ewspaper wat1ts you ot1 our 1999--tOOO cnnc Kenneth Thran stated that the stage. dtsturbmg. both thcmatJcallpnd Academy of Motion Picture Arts HUAC. 1n January, 1952, he m­ Kazan'sacceprancespeech was styltsucally, though he succeeded and Sciences for his artistic formed the committee on eight of "the onl>' criterion for an award short, t hankmg the Academy for in winning over the public wnh­ achievements in film and power­ his fnends, who had been Com­ like this is the work" Kazan sup­ staff. We have tot1s of opet1it1gs, ittcludittg: munist members This led to the porters,whoformedagroupcalled tts courage and generosity out havmg to s:tcnfice his ow n ful influence on contemporary "They're damned good to work ambttions filmmakers and actors. black list of Hollywood names and wn h," he satd of the Academy "Stanley ts an extremely dtfft­ Kazan directed 10 critically ac­ as a result. hundreds of suspected The Academy also paid tribute cult and talented person. We de­ claimed motion pictures between Communists in the film industry to director, writer and producer veloped an extremely close rela­ l945and 1957 , winning the Acad­ were shunned and out of work. After his Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick is seen tionship and as a result, 1 had to emy Award as best director for After his testimony, Kazan was live almost completely on tran­ "Gentleman's Agreement" and "On also shunned by the entertain­ as a prodigy whosedatms to fame Business Manager testimony, Kazan quilizers," satd set designer Ken the Waterfront." He also directed ment industry, and has endured include the adaptation of Stephen Adam. "A Streetcar Named Desire" and years of scorn. was shunned by King's horror novei "The Shining", Kubrick was known for bctng "The Death of a Salesman," both of Hollywood was split over the and what is widely considered to one of the most demandmgdtrec­ which became two of themostsig­ decision to honor Kazan with this the entertainment be the greatest space film ever, tors,reqUtringonlyperfecuon Hts nifican t dramas in Broadway his­ honorary Oscar. Groups were "2001: A Space Odyssey." Kubrick's avid love of chess re­ films reflect hts taste for technol­ tory. planning to place advertisements industry. sulted in the mathematical preci­ ogy and fear of flaws in a pro However, presenting Kazan in Hollywood's local newspapers grammed soctety that ts depen­ with this award has become a con- asking the audience not to ap- sion of his plots and the idea that in the game of life, one wrong move dent upon the workmg order of the Ad Hoc Committee for Nam­ could prove to be fatal. His enthu­ machines. ing Facts, asked Academy mem­ siasm for jazz allowed him to pick His death is a great lo s to the bers w wear American flag lapel the perfect musical accompani­ film mdustry Through his umquc New and Coming pins to the ceremony. ment for movie scenes Kubrick's and eclectic films "he took u to Both sides planned demonstra­ three favorite pasnmes were des­ places we never could have Imag­ tionsoutsideof the Dorothy Chan­ tined for the cinema, and in 1949, ined,' sa td Stc en Sptelbcrg Ill hts Attractions dler Pavilion, where the awards he became a filmmaker speech commemora11ng the late ceremony takes place. Afterreceivingmuchcommer­ dire tor. He went on to say that There seem ed to be underlying cial success for his film "Lolita," Kubnck's was ·a viston of hope. tension throughout the Oscar cer- Kubnck produced a senes o[ pro wonder grace and mystery Hew''" o ...,..ltlo!.l... ~!ri.-~1.1.1.1.,_-tl-4--..!!." 'llt lu us now It·~ a \c •a~ mounted when comediah/actor Stranglove -or ow r learned to ln , u eli ~ wa ihe Opening Tomorrow: Chris Rock commented that he Stop Worrying and Love the D.W Gnrfith Award for lifetime "The Harmonists" saw Robert DeNiro backstage and Bomb," "2001: A Space Odyssey" Achievement from the Dtrectors "Another Day in Paradise" that Kazan should stay away from and "A Clockwork Orange." GUild of Amenca. fhsothcr ltlms "Mod Squad" him, because he hates rats, refer­ ln a l957 interview, Kubrick mclude "T he Ktllmg," "Barry "20 Dates" ring to Kazan. mentioned hisadmnation for Eli a Lyndon ," "F ull Meta\ jacket" and "Twin Dragons" Director Martin Scorcese and Kazan, whom he considered "Eyes Wide Shut," which w tll be "Doug's First Movie" DeNiro were the presenters of the "withoutaquesnon the bestdirec- released this July. Opinion ·"The Out-of-Towners" "Go" Editor Silverchair slacks off

Tonight: attheOdeOn Mr. Tibbs, Euclid Tavern, 9 p.m., $5 radio-friendly "Pure Massacre,"-. Chris Whitley, Peabody's Down Under, 8p.m., $7 advance, $8 day Dan Schmidt be chatty, with singer Dameljohns of show urging the crowd to "jump" at cer­ song that helped builc Staff Reporter silverchair's fan base in 1995. Fuel, the Odeon, 8 p.m., 11.50 advance, $13 Hordes of 12-year-old girls who tain points during the show and Banyan, Agora Theater, 9 p.m., $15 advance, $18 day of show After a quick l5songs. the bane were fa r rooeager to grow up, packs trying to start a chant of "We are Friday: came back for an encore that m of young men being dropped off the youth," it qid not live up wits Clutch, the Odeon, 9 p.m., $12.50 advance, $15 day of show eluded "The Closing" and "No As for the night by their babysitters, reputation as a hard-rocking live Copy Editors The Revelers, The Henchmen and the Mt. McKinleys, Euchd sociation" from Freahshow Thes< and three young performers ready band. Hence, compansons to the Tavern, 9 p.m., $5 late Kurt Cobain of Nirvana were songs that, while not radio to give a half-hearted, 75-minute friendly, did seem to gtve som• set of lethargic rock. Hanson proved to be both exaggerated and Saturday: credibility back to the band's set comes to Cleveland? Not exactly. unwarranted 3 Penny Pu.. *, Grog Shop, 10 p .m., $5 Stlverchatr,long known for it Silverchair, the Australian trio The Cowslingers, Lords of the Highway and Dixie Stranglers, euphoric energy, seemed pale it best known for thetr 1995 debut Euclid Tavern, 9 p.m.; $5 comparison to the same band tha Robert Lockwood Jr., Fat Fish Blue, 9 p.m., $5 album, Frogstomp. took the stage Concert Review rocked the Odeon in February o at the Odeon last Thursday night sllverchair 1997. At that show, the ban• STOP BY THE CARROLL Sunday: to ear-wrenching screams as the jumped tnto the atr, gaining th Photographers band made a stop in the flats to The Odeon The Dylan Group, Grog Shop, 10 p.m., $5 respect and admiratwn of a we] NEWS OFFICES ANY promote its third release, Neon Thursday, March 18 mixed crowd Maybegemngolde Ballroom . really can change you MONDAY OR TUESDAY Not old enough to legally buy a When the show ceased and tr beer (the three members are all20 The youth fu 1crowd responded favorably to such hits as "Tomor­ lights of theOdeon came back 01 NIGHT, OR LEAVE A years old), the band continues in the "youth" who so fanhfull the U.S. for 10 more shows before row," and "S uic tda l Dream ," both from Frogstomp.Alsoproven to be adored Johns' long blond hair, b• MESSAGE AT 397-4398. Now in Stores: heading to Europe for a two-month gan to ftlter out Some met the -Bad Company, 'The On gina!" 2 CD retrospective crowd favorites were "Freak" and stint. parents out on the street, smr ASK FOR CLARE-- SHE'S Frank Black and the Catholics, "Pistolero" Jumping right into "Israel's "Abuse Me ," off of l996's Freakshow. tried to wait by the bus for a bew Blur, "13'" Son," a song about an execution look at the trio, and some hassle Crash Test Dummies, "Give Yourself a Hand"' With new songs like"Anthem REALLY NICE! the band witnessed on Australian the roadies for anything from Sammy Hagar, "Red Voodoo" television, stlverchatr wasted no for the Year 2000," "Paint Pastell guttar pick to a water bottle US( The Queers, "Later Days and Better Lays" time in its mission for the night: Princess." and "Miss You Love," Quiet Riot, '"Alive and Well" si\verchair dove deep into it's bag by the band jumpmg back onto the tour bus Some others wanted the $1 +' The Revelers, "'Day In, Day Out" of tncks, but at the end came up and heading to its next show in they had patd for admtssion to! UB40, "Labour of Love !I" short. Detroit. next door to BW -3's Usher, "Live" Although the band proved to Mtssmg from the set was the The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 ENTERTAINMENT 5 Academy honors Kazan, Kubrick Controversy persists over Lifetime Achievement Award

Lifetime Achievement Award to tor we have tn America. And he's e Carro News Laura Ella uoverstal toptc m Hollywood In plaud when Kazan wa· honored Kazan Both seemed extremely capable of performmg mtracles Staff Reporter 1934, Kazan became a member of Let audiences around the nervousaboul thetr JOb. as present· wnh the actors he u>e>. ·Kubrick Two profoundly mfluential di­ the Commumst Party. A year and world see that there are some m a half !attn, he denounced the Hollywood.some A menca ns, who ers represented Kazan'sd;mngch01ce rectors were honored at the 7lst From Kathy Bates and Kurt o( thcrncs.approach.toacungand Annual Academy Awa rd s on Sun­ party and was urged to supply do not suppon blackhsung. who namesof otherCommumststothe do not support Informers," satcl Russell clapptng tnum phantly to the dtstance Ka:an kept from Hol day. Elta Kazan and Stanley Ed Harris and N1Ck Nolte Sitting lywood. Kubnck were both recognized for House Commtttee on Un-Ameri­ many Kazan protestors. This tate­ can ActiVIties CHUAC) He re­ menr seems to represent the men­ stiffly, the audtence remamed split Kubrick enJoyed great freedom thetr Immense and compelling when Kazan recctved the award dunng the course of his career He contnbunons to the film indus­ fused tality for most Kazan critics After hiscareerwasthreatened Hisdefendersargue that Kazan Some simply clapped, others gave was an tndependent filmmaker try a standmg ovauon, and snll oth­ who al matntamed a distance Kazan received the Lifetime and he became intensely anti­ is beingrecogmzed for his bod yo[ ers sat stlent, stanng defiantly at from Hollywood Hts themes are Achievement Award from the Communist, Kazan went before workalone.Lo A11gele Timesftlm Your studet1t "ewspaper wa"ts you o" our 1999 .. ZOOO crinc Kenneth Thran stated that the stage. dJSturbmg,both thematically and Academy of Motion Picture Arts HUAC In january, 1952, he m­ Kazan'sacceptancespeech was stylisti ally, though he succeeded and Sciences for hts artistic formed the committee on eight of "the only criterion for an award short, thanking the Academy for in winning over the public wtth­ achievements in film and power­ his friends, who had been Com­ like this is the work." Kazan sup­ It cou rage and generosity. out havmg to acnfice hts own staff. We have tot1s of ope"i"gs, i"eludi"g: ful influence on contemporary mumst members. This led to the porters, whoformedagroupcalled "They're damned good to work ambitions. filmmakers and actors. blacklist of Hollywood names and wtth," he satd of the Academy "Stanley IS an e~tremely dtfh­ Kazan directed lOcriticallyac­ as a result, hundreds of suspected The Academy also paid tribute cult and talented person. We de· claimed motion pictures between Communists in the film industry to dtrector, writer and producer veloped an extremely close rela­ 1945 and 1957, winning the Acad­ were shunned and out of work. After his Stan ley Kubrick. Kubrick is seen ttonshtp and as a result, l had to emy Award as best director for After his testimony, Kazan was live almost completely on tran "Gentleman's Agreement" and "On also shunned by the entertain­ as a prod1gy whoseclatms to fame Business Manager testimony, Kazan qutlizers," sa td set destgner Ken the Waterfront." He also directed ment industry, and has endured include the adaptation of Stephen Adam. "A Streetcar Named Desire" and years of scorn. was shunned by King's horror novel "The Shining", Kubrick was known for being "The Death of a Salesman," both of Hollywood was split over the and what ts widely cons1dered to be the greatest space ftlm ever, one of rhe mostdemandmgdtrec­ which became two of the most sig­ decision to honor Kazan with this the entertainment tors,requmngonly perfection Hts nificant dramas in Broadway his­ honorary Oscar. Groups were "2001: A Space Odyssey" Kubrick's avid lo eo£ chess re­ films reflect hts taste [or technol­ tory. planning to place advertisements industry. sulted in the mathematical preci­ ogy and fear of flaws in a pro­ However, presenting Kazan in Hollywood's local newspapers grammed society that IS depen­ with this award has become a con- asking the audience not to ap- sion of his plots and the idea that in thegameoflife,one wrong move dent upon the workmg order of the Ad Hoc Committee £or Nam­ could prove to be fataL His enth u­ machines. ing Facts, asked Academy mem­ siasm for jazz allowed him to pick His death is a great loss to the bers to wear American flag lapel the perfect musical accompani­ film mdustry. Through his untque New and Coming pins to the ceremony. ment for movie scenes Kubnck's and eclectic fi I ms "he took u to Both sides planned demonstra­ three favonte pastimes were des­ places we never could have imag­ tionsoutsideof the Dorothy Chan­ tined for the cinema, and in 1949, ined ," said tevcn Sp1elberg In hts Attractions dler Pavilion, where the awards he became a filmmaker speech commemoratmg the late ceremony takes place. After receivtng much commer­ dtrector. He went on to say that There seemed to be underlying cial success for his film "Lolita," Kubrick's was "a vision of hope, tension thro ughout the Oscar eer- Kubrick produced a scnes of pro wonder,g,raccand m yo;t<·ry l-Ie was r a 1 \\ t to u~ no\v \\ '..:.. ~\ \e: ,,u.: ' y 0 mounted when comediah/4!ctor Stranglove- or- ow r teamed ro 1rt 1997, u k ~Viii ihe Opening Tomorrow: Chris Rock commented that he Stop Worrymg and love the DW Gnffith Award for Llferlme "The Harmonists" saw Robert DeNiro backstage and Bomb," "2001: A Space Odyssey" Achievement lrom the Directors "Another Day in Paradise" that Kazan should stay away from and "A Clockwork Orange .. Guild of America Ills other films "Mod Squad" him, because he hates rats, refer­ In a 1957 interview, Kubrick mclude "T he Killmg," "Barry Lyndon," "Full Metal jacket" and "20 Dates" ring to Kazan. mentioned his admiration (or Eli a "Twin Dragons" Director Martin Scorcese and Kazan, whom he considered "Eyes Wide Shut," which wlll be "Doug's First Movie" DeNiro were the presenters of the "without a question the bestdirec- released thtsjuly. ''The Out-of-Towners" Opinion .. Go 11 Editor Silverchair slacks off

Tonight: attheOdeOn Mr. Tibbs, Euclid Tavern, 9 p.m., $5 Chris Whitley, Peabody's Down Under, 8p.m., $7 advance, $8 day be chan y, with singer Daniel] ohns radio-friendly "Pure Massacre," a Dan Schmidt song that helped butlc of show Staff Reporter urging the crowd to"jump"atcer­ Fuel, the Odeon, 8 p.m., 11.50 advance, $13 stlverchair's fan base tn 1995. Hordes of 12-year-oldgirls who tain points during the show and Banyan, Agora Theater, 9 p.m., $15 advance, $18 day of show trying to start a chant of "We are After a qUick 15songs,th.e bane werefartooeagertogrowup,packs came back for an encore that m Friday: of young men being dropped off the youth," it cjtd not live up to tts Clutch, the Odeon, 9 p.m., $12.50 ad a nee, $15 day of show eluded "The Closmg" and "No As Copy Editors for the night by their babysitters, reputation as a hard-rocking hve The Revelers, The Henchmen and the Mt. McKinleys, Euclid sociation" from Freal!show TheS< and three young performers ready band. Hence, comparisons to the Tavern, 9 p.m., $5 late Kurt Cobatn of Nirvana were songs that, while not rad1o to give a half-hearted, 75-minute friendly, dtd seem to give som• set of lethargic rock. Hanson proved to be both exaggerated and Saturday: credibilny back to the band's set comes to Cleveland? Not exactly. unwarranted. 3 Penny Pu ..*, Grog Shop, 10 p.m., $5 Stlvercha1r, long known for it Silverchair,the Australian trio The Cowslingers, Lords of the Highway and Dixie Stranglers, euphonc energy, seemed pale it best known for thetr 1995 debut Euclid Tavern, 9 p.m.; $5 comparison to the same band tha Robert Lockwood Jr., Fat Fish Blue, 9 p:m., $5 album, Frogstomp, took the stage Concert Review rocked the Odeon in February o at the Odeon last Thursday night sllverchair 1997. At that show, the bane STOP BY THE CARROLL Sunday: to ear-wrenching screams as the JUmped into the air, gaining th Photographers band made a stop in the Flats to The Odeon The Dylan Group, Grog Shop, 10 p.m., $5 respect and admiration of a wel NEWS OFFICES ANY promote its third release, Neon Thursday, March 18 mixed crowd May begetting olde Ballroom. really can change you MONDAY OR TUESDAY Not old enough to legally buy a When the show ceased and tr beer (the three members are all20 The youthful crowd responded lights of theOdeon came back 01 NIGHT, OR LEAVE A years old), the band contmues in favorably to such hits as "Tomor­ row," and "Suicidal Dream," both the "youth" who so fanhfull the US. for 10 more shows before adored johns' long blond ha1r, bt MESSAGE AT 397-4398. Now in Stores: heading to Europe fora two-month from Frogstomp Also proven to be crowd favorttes were "F reak" and gan to fi lter out Some met the Bad Company, ''The On gina I" 2 CD retrospective stint. parents out on the street, sorr ASK FOR CLARE-- SHE'S Frank Black and the Catholics, "Pistolero" Jumping right into "Israel's "Abuse Me," of£ of 1996's Freaks how tried to watt by the bus (or a bem Blur, "13" Son," a song about an execunon look at the trio, and some has.sl£ Crash Test Dummies, "Give Yourself a f-land" With new songs like "A nthem REALLY NICE! the band witnessed on Australian the roadies for anythmg from Sammy Hagar, "Red Voodoo' for the Year 2000," "Pamt Pastell television, silverchair wasted no guitar pick to a water bottle US( The Queers, "Later Days and Better Lays" time m its mission for the night Princess," and "Mtss You love," Quiet Riot, "Ahve and Well" s1lverchair dove deep into it's bag by the band jumping back onto the tour bus Some others wanted the $14 ' The Revelers, "Day In, Day Out" and heading to its next show in of tncks, but at the end came up they had patd for admission to l UB40, "Labour of Love lf" short. Detroit. next door to BW- 3's Usher, "Live" Although the band proved to Missmg from the set was the 6 ·FEATURES The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 SPORTS 7 March Baseball reverses its fortunes Madness Oscar loves Shakespeare Bob McCarthy "l was just trying to relax at the Stare and proved why he College basketball's Final Four Ass1stant Sports Editor the plate," Smaldone said. "1 baseball was one of the most danger­ tipsof!Satu rday night in St. Peters­ Powe red by accurate pitching and ttmely was looking for pitches to ous pitchers in theOhioAth­ burg, Fla., and it seems that the hitting, the John Carroll University baseball drive, and for some reason I leticConferencem his fresh­ But, we all know it's really about the clothes Lou rnamenl has been reduced to team swept a dramatic home doubleheader saw a bunch today.' man season. seeing who can lose to Duke by the against Pe nn State University-Behrend on Tues­ Smaldone fintshed the sec­ "M rke had a strong ftrst fewest poi nts.]oi n i ng the Blue Dev­ day afternoon. ond game 3-lor-4, with two year for us," Brewer said. 'He pulled off the rare double feature, both greatest actors, Robert Duvall Since win­ ils in the final quartet are Michi­ Carroll had built an early lead, but PSU­ doubles, a triple and four runs Isn't quite all Lheway back to Next game: Heidelberg snaggmg the statuette and dominating ning an Oscar for his per forma nee in gan State, Connecticut and Ohio Behrend refused to go quietly, tying the game batted in. where he was then, but he Site, day: Schweickert Field, Oscar's Best the group with her bold blonde do. She "The Godfather," he has not attended a Oscar's Worst State. Thefollowi ngare predictions at eight in the sixth inning. In the home half of For the game, the Blue has thrown well and IS get­ Saturday,l:OO p m. was only on screen for eight minutes in show when he was nom mated. from some of our writers as to who the eighth stanza, seniorcatcher Pa t Nothnagle Streaks pounded out seven ting better wrtheachappear­ Dressed Dressed I. whrle Sir Nicholas A. Kovach tion Duke is the best team in the smking out fiv Cav.llters Dame Natasha M. Marin Best Picture nation this year? And possiblyany 'Our puchmg has been a mengt~ thus lar, The Carroll News other year too? This Blue Devil and hopefully wdl continue 10 be,' Brewer Supposedly every year Oscar goes "Shakespeare in Love" won. Does any­ team IS just too-deep, too talented sa1d 'We just need to be more consistent back· home with the best and bnghtest from body card Harvey Wemstern looked re· and too well-coached to fold. rng up the p1tchrr in th It ld each f1eld of ftlmmak mg. ally obese, Gwyneth looked anorexic. Per- Therefore, they will be vicrorious 1 he Rlue '> In· al< ~ will n~ed the consistency owcver rcrhap hi year he shoul ha ey sh uld s re over a ver trong-M1dttga w nrinu , mmg 1 - have gone home wl(h E1 F.nterta1nment Obvious! y "Savmg Private Ryan" was club and then an eve n tougher played aga in ~ t PSU·B hrend 1f they frgure to Tclev1sion's fashion emergency para· robbed. UCONN team Throughout the return to the OAC playoffs at season' end medic, F.mme But then again, so was "The Truman tournament, the Duke has beaten This docs not seem tolar from s1ght So, we ve dectded to red tstnbute the Show" which did not even receive a nomi­ irs opponents by an average of 34 "We are conf1dcnt that our team will pull ltttle bald,golden boys to those stars who nation,constdering its popularity and star­ po1nts. When was the last time together and get the job done,' Brewer said. made the grade both on screen and on making role for j1m Carrey, also snubbed John Carroll or the Cavs won a "We have been there before so we know what it the red carpet game by 24 points? This team is takes to get there, we just have to go out and Overall, the show was long. at times simply dominant and will not be perform." boring, buL Whoopi Goldberg's presence challenged, not even by the best Conference play opens this Saturday as Best Lead Actress of mind and comic relief saved a smking The Blue Streaks are anxi ous to return to Schweickert Field this Saturday after Heidelberg travels to JCU for a doubleheader team 111 UCONN hisrory. Duke sweeping a doubleheader from PSU-Behrend on Tuesday afternoon. ship (something even Leonardo DiCapno w11\ get off tot heir traditional fast on Sc hweickert Field. Obvtously, the trend~ettcrsannually couldn't manage to do last year) stan and UCONN's comeback ef · come from thts category Those women The highlights of the evening were the fort wtll fall short just as every Tennis tops Wesleyan nomituted arr expected ro set a !l'cnd collages of famous film clips from the past other team's has this year agamst STREAKS OF THE WEEK wuh thctr eye· catchmg apparel century and of course, Bemgni, Benigni, the Dukies. Look for Coach K to Nate Goshen ability regard less of who plays at Unfortunate\ y. thts year's winner, the Bemgni. get his third title ol the decade in Staff Reporter whatseed,"Schmidtsaid. "We just less than voluptuous. Gwyneth Paltrow For the guys, there was a short, but h1s seventh Final Four Duke 92, would w clc:1rlv looked better 1n some· sweet moment when Sophia Loren poked After a successful trip to Hilton go out and play our best tennis Bridget Hough UCONN78. Head, S.C., where the John Carroll and the rest takes care of itself." thmg from Bra"J P1tt' 01 Ben Aflkck\ out a trombone player's eye in the orches­ -- Nic/1 Kovach Sophomore, Softball closet. than the pl.11n, bland ptnk dttty tra with her slightly pointed brazier Untversity men's tennis team won While the Blue Streaks enJoyed three of five games, the Blue their victory. spoi!Lng Ohio Batted .500 for the she supponcJ" on st~tge . The low lights of the evening ranged o hio State·UConn IS an in­ Streaks returned to defeat a tough Wesleyan's season opener, the weekend in a loss to Our l'lCtnrwou ld have been the be;1u· from Celine Own's wardrobe .. a\1 of Jt , to teresting match up. In theory,OSU Oh1o Wesleyan squad last team looks forward to their up· ului :~nd sleek .ate Blanchett Both for the due!tng divas. Mariah Scary and should have a chance, and it does. Almaanda wmagainst Wednesday by a score of 5-2 coming match today against the her brcakt hrough performance and her Whrcney Used-on-be good. But 1he Bucks needs superb games Milwaukee SOE. Htt a subtle, yet strtkmg -;tyle. Kudos lor Catel See you next year, watch out for While the Blue Streaks waited h1g hly tomed Walsh University. doubleanddrovein two from both Penn and Redd, but one for the return of injured No. l Wa lsh comes to Carroll as the Benigni ... he's a little creepy, but a lot lov­ is bound to be shackled by Ricky smgles junior M1ke Kovacs, the Mid-Ohio Conference champion, runs as well. The thtrd able Moore, who manyconsideroneof Best Lead Actor entire team has had tomakeupfor and brings with it five returnmg baseman is currently the better defensive playe rs in the his absence. players from last year's ream. second on the team country Duke rolls, again Like That is what has happened. Sobeck called Walsh "one of the !he overdue wmner. Robe no Bentgnt, Actual Winners Temple, Mich1gan State plays ugi y. with a .349 batting av­ Freshman Scott Meyer, fi lling tougher matches of the year," but despite Ius f1umpy e.xtenor,Is neverrhe­ Enough said. In the champion­ erage. m for the injured Kovacs, ca prured theexpected return of Kovacs wt\1 lessoneof the most beauuful people altve Lead Actor: ship game, Duke has too much in his fi rst victory at the No.1 singles hel p the Streaks. wday and out. Try to shut down, or even spot. ln fac t, Meyer cruised in a Meye r teamed with Morgan Hrs touchrng and genu1ne gratnude Roberto &nigni contain one, and the other is straight sets win, 6-1. 6-l. McCausland at the No.2 doubles, clear! y w n over the crowd, that was not deadly. Duke 85, UConn 7l. Eric Balish Lead Actress: Senior Bryan Mohler faltered and together they recorded the very familiar with h1s work, prior to his ··Brian Murphy magmftcemopus:LtfelsBeautilui"But. Gwyneth Paltrow in the fi rst set of his No.2 singles only doubles victory of the day for Senior, Track match. but rebounded nicely to the Blue Streaks Tom Hanks' new lacial harr was a A t the beginning of the tour­ In his first outdoor claim the re maining two sets. mrstake not worth makmg Supporting Actor: nament ] piCked UCONN to win IL Mohle r's 6·7, 6- l, 7-5 hard fought meet, tied for third in The dashmg and debonarr Sir lan all. Moore has stepped up on de· james Coburn victory was his fourt h on the year. the 200-meter dash McKell en was a contradiction of sorts to fenseand Hamilton has been play­ men's tennis Sophomore jeremy Sobeck with a time of 22.77 at the A mencan audtence,a well-groomed ing well, fmally coming off hts Supporting Actress: picked up his team leading fifth and drstmgurshed actor. His non tradi· injury. All this without ElAmin the Emory University wm of the season with a straight [IOnal off black tuxedo and whtte ue judi Dench coming through like he should. Spring Break Invita­ sets victory at the third posmon were worn wnh potse and dtgmty Duke is one of the deepest teams ~e tional. Also helped the Juniors Justin Hill and Dan Mol to Bene McKellcnl Director: in years. but UCONN pulls the Schmidt each were victorious 111 4x400 Relay team to a upset in the championship game Next game: Muskingum Steven Spielberg rhe:--!o. 4and No Ssmglesmatches, second place finish because of defense. UCONN 68, Site, time: NewConcord,l:OO pm respecnvely. Best Supporting Actress Duke63. Itarter John A notable moment from the evening Bwer luck next time Benigni. -- Bob McCarthy O'Rourke 0-2), the Blue Streaks dropped the was the absence of one of the nation's ftrst game, 6-3. O'Rourke pttc hed stx innings, D uke . Duke, Duke, did I men­ scattenng 10 lms, 1hrce earned runs, whtle Sir Nicholas A. Kovach tion Duke is the best team in the stnkmg out fi ve Cavaltcrs. Dame Natasha M. Marin Best Picture nation this year? And possiblyany 'Our pitching ha been a strength thu far, The Carroll News :...:.::=:..:.:..:.... ____ other year too? This Blue Devil and hopcf ully wtll conttnuc to he,' Brewer Supposedly every year Oscar goes "Shakespeare in Love" won. Does any­ team is JUSt too-deep, too talented sa 1d "We JUSt need to be morccon·1stent back­ home with the best and brightest from body care? Harvey Weinstem looked re­ and too well-coached to fold . ing up the pnchcrs in the licld" each held of filmmakmg. ally obese, Gwyneth looked anorexic. Per- Therefore, they will be vicronous l he Blue '>!teaks w1ll need l he cm1SlstenLy •·cv r. rh . psthisycarhcshould they ould re. over a ver trong-Mtttrlgarr . to nnnue, r Jrtl d1 - have gone home wtth Et Emena1nmem Obviously "Saving Pri vate Ryan" was club and then an eve n to ugher played against I'SU-Beh rend 1f they ftgure to Tclev tsion's fashion emergency para­ robbed. UCONN team. Throughout the return to the OAC plJ)'Off:. at season's end medic, Em me. But then again, so was "The Truman tournament, the Duke has beaten This docs not seem tofarfrom '>lght So. we've dectded to redtst rtbute the Show"whichdid not even receive a nomi­ irs opponents by an aver age of 34 'We arc con!tdcnt that our team will pull lmle bald,goldcn boys to those stars who nation,considering its popularity and star­ potnts. When was the las t time together and get the job done," Brewer said. made the grade both on screen and on making rol e for Jim (arrey, also snubbed john Carroll or the Cavs won a 'We have been there before so we know what it the red carpet game by 24 points? This team is takes to get there, we just have to go out and Overall, the show was long, at times simply dominant and will not be perform.· boring, but Whoopi Goldberg's presence challenged, not even by the best Conference play opens this Saturday as Best Lead Actress of mind and com ic relief saved a sm kmg The Blue Streaks are anxious to return to Schweicke rt Field this Saturday aft er Hetdelberg travels to JCU for a doubleheader ream in UCONN hisrory. Duke sweeping a doubleheader from PSU-Behrend on Tuesday afternoon. ship(somethingeven Leona rdo DiCaprio wtll get off to theirtrad i ttona I fast on Schweickert Field. ObvJOusly, the trendsellers annually couldn't manage to do last year) start and UCONN's comeback ef­ come from tht s c.uegory Those women The high lights of the evemng were the fort will fall short just as every Tennis tops Wesleyan nom mated arc x pccted to set a trend collages of famous ftlm clips from the past other team's has rhis year against STREAKS OF THE WEEK wnh thctr eyc-catchm~ apparel ce ntury and of course, Bemgni, Benigni, the Dukies. Look for Coach K to Nate Goshen ability regardless of who plays at Unfort una tel). t hts year's win ncr, the Bemgm. get his third mle of the decade in Staff Reporter whatseed,"Sc hmidtsaid. "Wejust less than mluptuous. G1 yncth Paltrow For the guys, there was a short, but his seven th Final Four Duke 92, would'w clearly looked better tn somc­ sweet moment when Sophia Loren poked After a successful mpto Hilton go out and play our best tennis Bridget Hough UCONI'\78. Head, S. C, where the john Carroll and the rest takes care of itself." Llllng from Hr;td l'ttt's or Ben Affleck's out a trombone player's eye in the orches­ -- Nicl~ Kovach Sophomore, Softball closet, th.tn the plain. bland ptnk ditty tra wtth her slightly pointed brazier. Universit y men 's tennis team won While the Blue Streaks enJoyed three of ftve games, the Blue thetr victory, spoiltng Ohio Batted .500 for the she ";;upponcd' on stage The low ltghts of the evening ranged o hio Srare-UCon n IS an m­ Our VIctor would h,t ve b!!cn the bcau­ from Celine Dion's wardrobe .a ll of n, ro Streak returned to defeat a tough Wesleya n's season opener, the weekend in a loss to teresting matchup.ln th eory, OSU Ohio Wesleyan squad last team looks forward to their up­ utul and sleek Catc Blan hctt. Both for the dueling divas, Mariah Scary and should have a chance, and it does. Alma and a win against her breakthrough pcrforman~c and her Whitney Used-on-be good. Wednesday by a score of 5-2. coming match today agai nst the Milwaukee SOE Hit a But the Bucks needs superb games highly touted Wa lsh Un iversity subtle, yet ~t nktngsty l~ Kudo forCatel See you next year, watch out for Whtle the Blue Streaks waited double and drove in two fro m both Penn and Red d. bur one for the return of injured No. l Walsh comes to Carroll as the Benigni... he's a lnrle creepy, but a lor lov­ is bound to be shackled by Ricky singles junior Mike Kovacs, the Mid-Ohio Conference champion, runs as well. The third able. Moore, who many consider one of Best Lead Actor entire team has had to make up for and brings with it five returning baseman is currently the bem:r defensive players in the his absence. players from last year's tea m second on the team country. Duke rolls, again. Like That is what has happened. Sobeck called Walsh "one of the rhc overduewmner, Robeno&ntgn1, Actual Winners Temple,MichiganState plays ugly. with a .349 batting av­ Fresh man Scott Meyer, fi lhng tougher matches of the year," bur dcspne hts frumpy e~tettot,t neven he· Enough said. In the champion­ erage. in for the injured Kovacs, captured t heexpecred return of Kovacs Wi ll lessoncof them st bc.tuttful people altve Lead Actor: ship game, Duke has too much in his fi rst VICto ry at the No. I singles help the Streaks. today. and out. Try to shut down, or even spot. In fact, Meyer cruised in a Meyer reamed with Morgan H1s touchmg and genwne gratitude Roberto Benigni contain one, and the other is straight sets win, 6-l. 6-l. McCausland at the No. 2 doubles, clearly won over the crowd, that was not deadly. Duke 85, UConn 71. Eric Balish Lead Actress: Senior Bryan Mohle r faltered and together they recorded the very familiar wtth his work, prior ro his --Brian Murphy only doubles vtctoryof the day for Senior, Track magmf~eentopus," ltfc lsB auuful"But Gwyneth Paltrow in the first set of his No.2 singles match, but rebounded nicely to the Blue Streaks Tom Hanks' new facta! hair wa a A r the beginning of the tour­ In his first outdoor claim the remaining rwo sets. m1stake not worth makmg SuPIX>fting Actor: nament] picked UCONNtowm tt Mohler's 6-7,6-1, 7-5 hard fought meet, tied for third in The dashmg and dcbona1r Sir ian all Moore has stepped up on de­ victory was his fourth on the yea r. the 200-meter dash McKellen wa a con tradiction of sons to james Coburn fenseand Hamilton has been play­ men's tennis Sophomore Jeremy Sobeck with a time of 22.77 at the Ame nco n audiencc,a well·groomed ing well , fmally coming off his SuPIX>rting Actress: picked up his team leading ftfth and dtsungUJshed actor Hts non-tradt· injury. All th 1s without ElAmin the Emory University w1n of the season wHh a straight uonal oft-bbck tuxedo and whae tic judi Dench commg through like he should. Spring Break Invita­ were worn wnh potse and digmty sets victory at the third position Duke IS one of the deepest teams ~e tional. Also helped rhe juniors jusnn Hill and Dan Mol to Bene McKellcnl Director: in years, but UCONN pulls the Schmidt each were victorious in 4x400 Relay team to a upset in the champiOnship game Next game: Muskingum Steven Spielberg the No.4 and No.Ssinglesmatches, Site, time: NewConcord,!OO pm second place finish because of defense. UCO 68, respectively. Best Supporting Actress Duke 63 Key factJCU beat the Muskies with a time of 323.72. Best Picture: "We are confident m ourream's --Mark Boleky in both matches last year In thts category, Dame judt Dench Shakespeare in Love The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 SPORTS 9 SPORTS The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 8 Track performs in the warm Softball turns it on in Indiana Julie McHugh fifth in shot put, with a 14.1 meter Staff Reporter toss Johnson beat three shot putters SPORTS FLASHES Engmeenng, 6-1, m the final game of the Fortheenme 1998-99athletic year, that had beat him in previOus meets Rona Proudfoot TIME TO HIT THE LINKS- The john Car­ 11\ Nauonal Wrestlmg Coaches Association the john Carroll University women's "1feel that we are coming together Staff Reporter tournament roll golf team gets itsstart Apnl5at the Heidel­ Scholar All-America Team Ayers was 23-7 Hnnng may have made the b•ggest dif­ teams have bettered the men in both as a team, and a lot of men showed Membersof the the john Carroll Umver­ berg Invitational, wit h Hseyesset on conunu­ this year, and earned A\1-Amenca honors at ference for the Blue Streaks cross country and indoor track and improvement from indoor track," sity softball team were probably lookmg ing the success it has seen this decade. That is the NCAA Champwnshipsforthesecond year "In Flonda they started out hitting well, field. johnson said. 'IPersonallyl,oneof my for something to boost 1ts sp1ms after re­ easier said than done, though, considering marow The Management majOr carries a 35 but went down hill from there," Russell goals for the outdoor track season is turning from 1ts preseason tnp wtth a dls­ ThattrendchangedSaturday,as the what the program has accomplished this de­ grade pomt average Hahlen was also 23-7 sa1d. "But the bats were back this weekend outdoor track and field season started to win the OAC in shot put· appomting 2-6 record. this year, I he OAC champ1on at 149 pounds Sophomore Mark Bmenbendcr cade And the Blue Sneaks gotthat this week­ and we were able to chtp away at our oppo­ at the Emory University Spring Break Smce 1990, the team has won four OAC Both wrestlers named to the Scholar andjumor AJ. Waide performed well, end when they traveled to the Indianapolis nents." Invitational in Atlanta, Ga. titles. In its five NCAA postseason appear­ All-Amenca ast year, as well. Sophomores Br1dget with th1rd a nd sixth place finishes in Classic in Indiana and The men came in nmthof 15 teams, ances,JCU has placed in the top lO four umes Hough and Aimee Ippolito the triplCJump. emerged 3-2over two days while the women trailed off at 12th of The squad returns five letterwmners from softball led the offensive for the Blue "The underclassmen had a huge Add to that the fact that 17 teams. last year's squad, which finished second in the Streaks With seven and The men's team tied host Emory impact on the results of thts meet A both of the losses were in conference last year, including semors w· e1ght hits, respecti vel y,and Universitywith 36points, with efforts great return was made by senior Eric extra mmngs and one was Hickey,Jeff Sawitke and Brian Leisga e junior Melissa Sam bla net from a number of performers. Balish, who mfluenced the men's to a nationally ranked ~ golfers are sc heduled to play m regular team,andJCU have plenty contributed a triple on her Sen ior Eric Balish, who did not team finish," Bittenbender said. Next game: Today at CWRU season tournaments, incl ud · to be proud of. way to five hits for the tnp. compete m the indoor track season, On the women's side, freshman Time; 3:00 ers Mill Golf Course Invitational Aprill "This weekend was a Russell is largely to made an impressive first showing w ith Katie Machusiak and senior Laura Key fact The Blue Streaks real conf1dence booster," c red 1t fort he team's success a ti e for third in the 200-meter dash Slazyk largely contributed to the have hit two home runs th1s satd junior pitcher il<1 as she picked up two of the Freshman Amomo McCladd1e won women's team score of 18 points m season, while yielding none. Russell "We're finally wins. The other went to the second of three heats in the 110- the overall meet. junior Theresa Bodner who Machusiak picked up eight team stamng to get the idea and meter high hurdles for a fourth place NGITUP- The men's tennis team has wasl-1 on the week. finish with a time of 15.67. points herself, placing second in the come together more." Theresa Litz tosses balls to Kristen Muoio at a recent indoor practice in the ad a number of combmauons of pla)•er · 1n jCU opened the tournament on Friday Head coach Gretchen Weitbrecht also Two other newcomers ran to swift 800-mete r run. The 2:19.38 job broke Shula Center. The squad will be headed across the street Saturday for its home its singles spots m the f1rst s1x matches Two with two straight w1ns. They defeated cited the outstandmg play of freshman debuts. Freshman George Sample was the school record of 2:24.38 set by opener against Kenyon College at 1:00. Blue Streaks have played No.I, r hrce have been Hanover, 4-2, and Cordonia, 12-2, before Heather Ulmer. She proved valuable both sixth in the 100-meter h1gh hurdles, Danielle Sl uga in 1993. atNo.2and four played No.3 Noone has been being upset by Lakeland College, 6-3, in offens1vely and defensively, contributing Said Russell," AI ter spring break we were a nd, in the 400-meter dash,freshman And Slazyk earned six of the re­ ally great job for us.' at one position more than four times extra innings. five hits on the week as well as providing a little disappointed in ourselves, and this Jt;:ff Steinmetz took fourth. maining lO team pomts with her As the Blue Streaks move into the rest of The top overall record belongs to jeremy Saturday, the Blue Streaks led all the way consistency behind the plate. weekend we proved to ourselves that we Sophomore Rick Johnson placed third-place highjumpof l.o7 meters, "Our infield really came together and their season, they don't doubt that they can Sobeck,who!s5 l(31atNo.3,and I O..ttboth up to the seventh inning before fa lling to carry the week's momentum along with can keep the momentum going and get back which broke her personal record. nanonally ranked Alma College,ll-5. john played solid defensively," Wenbrecht said. No.3 and No.5). them. to playing like we know." "This was a very good competition Carroll then defeated Milwaukee School of "Ulmer caught all five games and did are- and much larger compared to other track & field TRIVIA ANSWER - First baseman jim meets,' Slazyk said. "lt was nice to TRIVIA OF THE WEEK- What "pitc her" Wideikis tossed a pair of mnings 111 rcliel in compete against such a good field of Women in search has the lowest earned run average on the Blue Florida, and the A ll-Amcrican slugger al­ competitors." Streak baseball team so far this season? An­ lowed only two lms and no runs. Opponents Otherminorpoint scorers were se­ swer at end. cannot say they were not warned, though. On nior Kelly Bara~z . who placed sixth thejCU roster, Widci kis is lis red as .1 "I B/P" of competition in the discus, freshman Molly Byrnes, Next meet: OAC Relays BRALNSANDBRAWN - Endmg theirca men's rugby c:lubopened its spring season this past who placed fifth in the 5000-meter The John Carroll University men's club that the Blue Streaks possess. Site, time; Mount Union, Saturday reers in style, senior wrestlers Jim Ayers and All stat1sUcal In[ornwttOII is as of MonJe1y, Saturday at Ursuline College with a 17-14 victory Dan Schmidt run, and junior Debbie Pagano, who lacrosse team traveled to the University of 'Once teams in the conference Key fact Last year, the women were Ben Hahlen were named to the 1999 Division March 22 Xaviet Powers led the team with two Staff Reporter finished in sixth place in the 5000- Toledo last Saturday to face off Xavier Being defending Ohio Athletic get past their toptwoplayers. there fourth and the men fifth...... ,~lllily o( usually isn't much competition Conference champions, the John Carro I universitywomen's ennis left." No.3 singles Lisa Vielhauer were unable to make the trip, the group that team knows what it takes to win. said. 'Once you get tot he No.5 and again. No. 6 singles matches we j1.1.st was assembled proved to be worthy competi­ But sometimes, the winning may After struggling with staff atjCU about practic­ dominate.' tiOn for its Division 1 counterparts. be too easy ing and playing games on campus, the club and Consider the success that the The Blue Streaks played strong in both The Blue Streaks have simply school reached an agreement with itS neighboring games, but lost to Toledo, 10·-8, and to Xavier, dominated the conference this Blue Streaks have enjoyed in their female college. 9-6 Sophomore Nick Zamon and freshman decade, claiming the past two ti ties past championship seasons. "The staff at John Carroll was unable to Last season, the four, five and Dave Free led the JCU offensive sttack with as well as five of the last eight. accomodate our schedule, so they are renting field four goals apiece. six seeds totalled a respectable 31- space from Ursuline for us to play on," Powers said. "Teams like Hiram and Heidel­ jumorco-captain Henry Lee logged a solid berg have girls that probably didn't 21 record throughout the season. "Things are going well so far and we had a great The team had three first team performance at midfield, as well as helpmg play in high school," sophomore out at the defensive end. Freshman Ed Kernan crowd for the Xavier match' All-OAC selections and two sec­ The men's club finished the fall season with a Marla Marino said. 'Some of these Tireq . ~of being turned down? was pressed mto action at goalie, and re­ girls have very little tennis back­ ond team All-OAC selections record of 4-2,and are looking to improve upon that In the 1997 championship sea­ sponded by stOpping 23 shotS. ground, and sometimes it seems in the spring. The lacrosse club travels to Oxford, Ohio like it isn't even worth our time.' son, the four, five and six seeds The Gators return to the road this weekend, as com piled a combined record of 30- f % If You Thinl< You Can't Get A Credit Card, Think Again. this Saturday to play the University of Miami Although most OAC schools they travel toPitrsburgtoparucipatein the PittSburg 13, w ith the four seed leading the c1 ub lacrosse team have a No.l singles playe r who is Collegiate Classic, featuring Penn State, the charge with a 13-2 mark. \!l Guaranteed Credit Cards with Credit Umits competitive, the rest of the line­ Univeristy of Pittsburg and Canisiuis College. Add that to the combined The john Carroll University Green Gator up does not compare to the depth record of the top three seeds (34- ' up to $10,000 within days! 11) and it s no surprise that JCU had four individuals named to the No Parent Signer. No SecUJity Deposit. All-OAC first team, and yet an­ No Credit? No Job? No Income? Guaranteed Approval. other tothe All-OACsecond team. [Introducing Salon Quality An even more staggering sta­ tistic is the overall OACdual meet Guaranteed $10,000 In Credit! record the Blue Streaks have It a Down-To-Earth Price racked up in the past two seasons( 17-1) ~~I!!!~~~-~ -MASTERCARD CREDIT CARDS? Now Open This domination was echoed ------fti~lthi5~;;c;;nl0dalf! ______by this season's No.1 singles player AmyRizutto, who was a firstteam University Corners All-OAC selection in 1997 and 2175 S. Taylor Road 1998. "The OAC is respectable, but II want Credit Cards immediately. University Height• there just isn't enough -_, I 397-1350 YES • GAC,P.O. Box 220740,Hollywood, FL33022 - competition,"Rizutto said. Lucky for Rizutto the depth has I Name ___ Now Plaza, around tho --fro• been there again this season. I Hollywootl Vld- at Cedar & Taylor Rizutto has struggled early on this season to the tune of an 0-5 record . Address ---~------Zip ____ with valid women's tennis City ------State ___ John Carroll Signature GUARANTEED APPROVAL $2.00 Off ID ------Reg. $9 ------Next game: Musk ingum Site, time; Belvoir Courts 1.00 pm - Key factjCU has lost on\ y one OAC dual meet in two years - The Carroll News. March 25,1999 SPORTS 9 The Carroll News, March 25,1999 8 SPORTS Track performs in the warm Softball turns it on in Indiana Julie McHugh fifth in shot put, with a 14.1 meter Staff Reporter toss. Johnson beat three shot putters SPORTS FLASHES For the entire 1998-99athletic year, that had beat him in previous meets. Rona Proudfoot Engmeermg, 6-1. m the final game of the TIME TO HIT THE LINKS- The John Car­ lll National Wrestlmg Coaches Association the John Carroll Um versi ty women's "I feel that we are commg together Staff Reporter tournament. roll golf team gets its start April5atthe Heidel­ Scholar Ali-Amenca Team Ayers was 23-7 Hittmg may have made the biggest dif- teams have bettered the men m both as a team, and a lot of men showed Members of the the John Carroll Umver­ berg lnvnational, with its eyes set on continu­ this year, and earned Ali-Amenca honors at ference for the Blue Streaks cross coumry and indoor track and improvement from indoor track," sity softball team were probably looking ing the success tt has seen this decade. That IS the NCAA Championships for the second year "In Florida they started out hitting well, field. Johnson said. "[Personally). one of my for something to boost ItS spmts after re­ ea ier said than done, though, considering in a row. The Management major carries a 3.5 but went down hill from there," Russell goals for the outdoor track season is turnmg from its preseason tnp wah a dis­ ThattrendchangedSaturday,as the what the program has accomplished this de­ grade pomt average. 1\ahlen was also 23-7 to win the OAC in shot put." appointing 2-6 record said. "But the bats were back this weekend, outdoor track and field season started cade. this year, the OAC champion at 149 pounds Sophomore Mark Bittenbender And the Blue Streaks got that thts week­ and we were able to chip away at our oppo­ at the Emory University Spring Break Since 1990, the team has won four OAC Both wrestlers named to 1he Scholar and junior Aj. Waide performed well, end when they I raveled to the Indianapolis nents" Invitational in Atlanta, Ga. titles. In its five NCAA postseason appear­ All -Amenca ast year, as well. Sophomores Bridget with third and sixth place fmtshes in Classic tn Indiana and The men came in mnthof 15 tea ms, ances,JCU has placed in the top 10 four nmes. Hough and Aimee Ippolito the triple jump. emerged 3-2overtwodays whil e the women trailed off at 12th of The squad returns five letterwmners from softball led theoffenstve for the Blue "The underclassmen had a huge Add to that the fact that 17 teams. last year's squad, which finished second in the Streaks wlth seven and The men's team tied host Emory impact on the results of this meet. A both of the losses were 1n conference last year, includmg semors w· eight hns, respectt vel y,and University with 36points, with efforts great return was made by semor Eric extra inmngs and one was Hickey,Jeff Sawitke and Brian Leisga e jumor Melissa Samblanet from a n urn ber of performers. Balish, who tnfluenced the men's to a nauonally ranked ~ golfers are scheduled to play m regular team,andJCU have plenty contributed a triple on her Se nior Eric Balish, who did not team fimsh." Bittenbender said Next game: Today at CWRU season rournam en ts, incl ud!Ji!Jmw.Jj;;I.I.M~'""' to be proud of. way to f1ve hits for the mp. compete in the indoor track season, On the women's side, freshman Time: 3:00 ers Mill Golf Course Invitational April! "This weekend was a Russell 1s largely to made an impressivefirstshowing with Katie Machusiak and senior Laura Key fact The Blue Streaks real conf1dence booster," cred1t for the team'ssuccess a tie for third in the 200-meter dash. Slazyk largely contributed to the have hit two horne runs this as she picked up two of the Freshman Antonio McCladdie won women's team score of 18 points m said JUnior pitcher Niki season, while ytelding none. Russell "We're finally wins. The other went to the second of three heats in the uo­ the overall meet ju mor Theresa Bodner who Machusiak picked up eight team starting to get the idea and meter high hurdles for a fourth place GITUP-The mcn'stenms team has wasl-1 on the week. pomts herself, placing second in the come together more." Theresa Li tz tosses balls to Kristen Muoio at a recent indoor practice in the fini sh with a time of 15.67. ad a num bcr of com bmauons of players in JCU opened the tournament on Fnday Head coach Gretchen Wettbrecht also Two other newcomers ran to swift 800-meter run. The 2:19.38 job broke Shula Center. The squad will be headed across the street Saturday for its home 1ls singles spots in the first six matches Two with two straight wms. They defeated cited the outstanding play of freshman debuts. Freshman George Sample was the school record of 2:2.4.38 set by opener against Kenyon College at 1:00. BlueStreaks have played o.l, three have been Hanover, 4-2. and Cordon1a, 12-2, before Heather Ulmer. She proved valuable both sixth in the 100-meter high hurdles, Danielle Sluga in 1993 at No. 2and four played No.3 Noone has been being upset by Lakeland College, 6-3, in offensively and defensively, contributi ng Said Russell," After spring break we were and, in the 400-meter das h, freshman And Slazyk earned six of the re­ ally great job for us." at one position more than four ti rncs extra innings five hits on the week as well as providing a little disappointed in ourselves, and this Jeff Steinmetz took fourth. maining lO team points wnh her As the Blue Srreaks move into the rest of The top overall record belongs to Jeremy Saturday, the Blue Streaks led all the way consistency behind the plate. weekend we proved to ourselves that we Sophomore Rick Johnson placed third-place high jump of Lb7 meters, "Our infield really came together and their season, they don't doubt that they can Sobeck, who IS 5-1 (3-1 at No. 3,and 1-0.u both up to the seventh inning before falling to carry the week's momentum along with can keep the momentumgoing and get back which broke her personal record. nationally ranked Alma College, ll-5. John played solid defensively," Weitbrecht said. No.3andN .5) them. to playing like we know" "This was a very good competition Carroll then defeated Milwaukee School of "Ulmer caught all five games and did are- a nd much larger corn pared to other track & field TRIVIA ANSWER - First baseman Jim meets ," Slazyk said. "It was nice to TR!VlA THE WEEK- What "pitcher' Wideikis tossed a pair of mmngs rn rchef in compete against such a good field of OF Women in search has the lowest earned run average on the Blue Florida, and the All American slugger al­ competitors." lowed onl)' two h1ts and no runs Opponents Other minor point scorers were se­ Streak baseball team so far this season7 An­ swer at end. ann or say they were not warned, 1hough On spring t_ L nior Kelly Bara~z . who placed sixth @~\!})@3 W~IJ theJCU roster, Wide1kis is lbtcd as a "lB/P' of competition in the discus, freshman Molly Byrnes, Next mee t OAC Relays BRAINS AND BRAWN- Endmg their ca­ that the Blue Streaks possess. who placed fifth in the 5000-meter Dan Schmidt Site, time: Mount Un.ion, Saturday reers in style, senior wrestlers Jim Ayers and All statistical infor matwn LS as of Monday. 'Once teams in the conference run, and junior Debbie Pagano, who Staff Reporter Key fact Last year, the women were Ben Hahlen were named to the 1999 OivtSIOn March 22 get past their top two players, there fourth and the men fifth. finished in stxth place in the 5000- Being defending Ohio Athletic meter run. Conference champions, the john usually isn't much competition Carro universitywomen's tennis left.' No.3 singles Lisa Vielhauer were unable to make the trip, the group that team knows what it takes to win. said. "O nce you getto the No.5 and was assembled proved to be worthy com peti­ again. No. 6 singles matches we j1.1st After struggling with staff atjCU about practic­ But sometimes, the winning may tion for tts Division 1 counterparts. dominate ." ing and playmg games on campus, the club and be too easy. The Blue Streaks played strong in both Consider the success that the school reached an agreement with its neighboring The Blue Streaks have simply games, but lost to Toledo, 10-8, and to Xavier, dominated the conference this Blue Streaks have enjoyed in their ~- Sophomore Nick Zaman and freshman female college. past championship seasons "The staff at John Carroll was unable to decade,claiming the past two titles Dave Free led the JCU offensive snack with Last season, the four, five and accomodate our schedule, so they are renting field as well as five of the last eight. four goals apiece six seeds totalled a respectable 31- space from Ursuline for us to play on." Powers said. "Teams like Hiram and Heidel­ J umor co-captain Henry Lee logged a solid 21 record throughout the season. "Things are going well so far and we had a great berg have girls that probablydidn't performance at midfield. as well as helping play in high school," sophomore The team had three first team crowd for the Xavier match." out at the deft"nstveend. Freshman Ed Kernan Marla Marino said. "Some of these All-OAC selections and two sec­ was pressed mto action at goahe, and re­ The men's club finished the fall season with a ond team All-OAC selections record of 4-2, and are looking to improve upon that girls have very little tennis back­ sponded by stopping 23 shots ground, and sometimes it seems In the 1997 championship sea­ The lacrosse club travels to Oxford, Ohio in the spring. son, the four, five and six seeds The Gators return to the road this weekend, as like it isn't even worth our time." thts Saturday to play the University of Miami compiled a combined record of 30- they travel to Pittsburg to partiCipate in the Pittsburg Although most OAC schools club lacrosse team 13, with the four seed leading the Collegiate Classic, featuring Penn State, the have a No.1 singles player who is competitive, the rest of the line­ charge with a 13-2 mark. Univensty of Pittsburg and Canisiuis College. Add that to the combined The john Carroll University Green Gator up does not compare to the depth record of the top three seeds (34- ll) and its no surprise that JCU had four individuals named to the No Parent Signer. No Secutity Deposit. All-OAC first team, and yet an­ No Credit? No Job? No Income? Guaranteed Approval. other to the All-OACsecond team. Introducing Salon Quality An even more staggering sta­ tistic is the overall OACdual meet Guaranteed $10,000 In Credit! record the Blue Streaks have 1 At a Down-To-Earth Price racked up in the past two seasons( I 17-l) ·MASTERCARD CREDIT CARDS? This domination was echoed ~~I!IY~!i!!~ Now Open by this season's No.1 singles player ------MaiiU.ont;;_bm_icXiaY!--~~- AmyRizutto, who was a firstteam Univonity Cornen All-OAC selection in 1997 and 2175 S. Taylor Road 1998. "The OAC is respectable, but II want Credit Cards immediately. Univenlty Height• there just isn't enough --, 397-1350 YES • GAC,P.O. Box 220740,Hollywood, FL33022 competition,"Rizutto said. Lucky for Rizutto the depth has Now Piasa, around tho -rnor t ..... been there again this season. Name I Hollywood Vlcl- at Coclar & Taylor Rizutto hasstruggledearlyon this season to the tune of an 0-5 record. Address ------~------I with valid women's tennis City ------State ____ Zip _____ 1 John Carroll Signature GUARANTEED APPROVAL $2.00 Off ID ------Reg. $9 ------Next game: Muskingum Si.te, time: Bel voir Courts l:OO pm - KeyfactJCUhas lost only one OAC dual meet m two years. The Carroll News, March 25,1999 FORUM 11 10 E D I T 0 RJ__ A _ L______T.:_:_ hc::_e Carr:.911 News, March 25, 1999 - Letters to /be Editor BJORN by Steve Beaudry Editorial Opinion next year. SU president Academics: Actually, thts was requests not really a deciding factor. I will computer help be a terrible student no matter A very weak where !live. Fellow students: After academtcs, we have the We have a big problem and we cafeteria food. I'm not going to could work togethertofindasolu- mince words here. Eating m the cafeteria is a painful, demorallz­ tion. Currently, whenever an e- Greek week mail message is sent through the ing experience. But my cookmg ts Student Union weekly newsletter, far worse . 1can barely make toast. much less macaroni and cheese. Greek Week is all but over. Or has it just begun? 11 get forwarded to all students. Does anyone really know? This year's shortened However, along with the message. And if you live on campus, you don't have to do this dishes. pledging and strange spring break set-up, cut the and often burying the message. is the listing of all recipients and The main problem that a lot of build-up to Greek Week to only two weeks and has left - their respective e-mail addresses. my colleagues have with staying some fraternity and sorority members with a sour It becomes tiresome 10 endeavor on campus are the rules There are .ch often a lot of them , th at is certain. A few taste in their mouths. to rea d t h e message. wh l Annually. Greek Week is looked upon as the prom­ times does not get read. This is not of them are a step away from fas­ cism. There have been many times ised land by pledges; an end to the madness, the first HIT: NCAA Tournment down to its Final Four .. .has anyone picked all 60 only annoying but also insecure. There should be a way that mes- when I've felt like I was attending step in their final acclimation to their new fraternities games perfectly? miss: Thanks to the gifted "Ar'teest" who took it upon a boarding school instead of a uni- or sororities. Thisyearitseems to be shaping up as "just sages can be forwar ded and re - him or herself to decorate the cafeteria with IBG's Greek letters. HIT: ceived with an option for viewing versity. The RAscan be tough. My another week." the addresses checkbook ts still stmging from If you are not involved, it would be a surprise if you Still having $50.00 left on your Inn Between card so far into the semester. The administration, and spe- the last run-in I had with a resi- dent assistant. But I'd rather deal even knew that it is Greek Week The traditional fliers HIT: Did we mention that there is only a month of classes left? miss: cificall)'. Information Services is and booklets are not strewn across campus. There are Gwyneth Paltrow winning Best Actress at the Academy Awards. Gwyneth, aware of the problem. However. with an RA pounding at my door the problem lies within the aged th an a Cleveland Height's police no signs around, and there haven't even been any please eat something, and while you're at it, please stop talking. HIT: It's system and they tell us that only officer or an angry landlord . It's pledges practicing eating polish boys yet. Greek Week. miss: Are you ready to go through all the fun and festivities replacement will remedy it. At very easy for college students to Stereotypes pervade the Greek organizations and tht s ume that is not economically get themselves thrown in jatl in this is the week when we find out that those stereo­ of scheduling classes again? HIT: Wrestlemania XV takes place this feasible , thought they promise Cleveland Heights. While doing types are really factual. This is much of the fun sur­ Sunday in Philadelphia. It is already the largest Pay-Per-View event of all­ some action in the future. time is still a threat to those of us Our question is this. Are there on campus, the likelihood that rounding the week. In other words, don't expect IBG to time. And unlike Holyfield/Lewis, there will be actual winners. any students out there who can your RA will send you to the 8:00onSaturdaymorningdeserve be upset in the bench press competition by Alpha Rho. arrive at a good resolution to this slammer for vomiting in the bath­ many thanks. It really showed And while we're handicapping the field, it should be problem? Perhaps if we pu t our room is slim. Besides. I'll be 21 that you care! mentioned that the IBG's possess a monstrous home Staff Commentary heads together, we can present soon, and no girls talk to me past The dance marathon was an­ ocher wonderful experience at field advantage. It's called the weight room. some ideas tO the admi ni stration midnight anyways. KING CROSSWORD for review By atte mpting to h~ There area couple of otherrea­ John Carroll that would not have That kind of healthy and friendly competition is THE CARROLL NEWS been possible without thes up port ACROSS 39 Recog- ION . MeK. resol · ;We ooth help sons to li ve on campus. It 's easier neighbor Random thoughts of the students Thank you so I Door- ni1.e what Greek Week thrives on; what it is made of. But ourselves and remind the admin- to make friends (1 can pretend), rrame 42 Lustrous 11 Hotelier unfortunately it also seems to be what the restrictions istration that we care enough to and you have the rest of yourlife to much! part blac'k Cesar Torn O'Konowitz 20 Top pri7_e on pledging have been aimed at minimizing. from a Random person~w,_ become part of a solution. dodge the landlord and skip rent Robb Giambrone and the 1999 5 Btg name 44 Spill the 'Editor-Fn-Ch ief Dance Marathon Commlllee in piracy beans 22 Superman Here it is, the week proclaimed as the most fun on­ • Scheduling is just around the corner, which means it's Meanw · , ~· lft7t~' ~;a e-~~!J.W~~.&!En· >'the squalor of 9 Pitch 4 alendw" Giambrone is a senwr (jL o n son campus and excuses for bowing out of events because also time to start looking under "PL" for the third time of my bear with us, READ your mes- living on campus wbile you still 12 CllrfieJd'l ebbr. Brian Murphy sages, and let's all try to work this can. It's better than going to jail. Carroll. buddy 49 Die ••• 24 Vicuutie& college career. Anybody got a hole in the head I ca n borrow~ 2~ of overbearing workloads are flying around like pi­ Managing Editor 13 Buddhisr's the Wicked Launch The argument for taking philosophy is that it makes you 0.1.1[ together. john Guild sacred Wilch sate geons, they're everywhere. thin k. Yet, most of the philosophy classes consist of little more Ple~t usJJ you have Guild is a sophomore at john Just wondering? mountain 50 Pugilist 26 Plate st!Ue. Riddick 27 Plate ca11 Last year at this time the campus was abuzz with than writing down the theories we get and regurgi tating then Robert I. Noll any ideas. - Carroll 14 Jackie's Two thoughts: second 51 First lady? 29 Wall St. who was winning, whowaslosingand who was throw­ on the test. Not exactly mind expansion. Adviser Working for you, wheeler- First. why was there a happy IS Lapidary's 52 Culmina- And why do we even put any credence in one dead guy's Melame Shakarian. Praise for all supply lion dealer ing up or passing out. lt seems like most people cannot hour at thejCU Pub at the same idea about, say, humans' tendency to know Sha karian isajuniorand presi- 16 Diamond 53 It takes 30 Zero even name most of the events, let alone participate in time as the happy hour at Dance 31 Where their own existence? Next week, we'll just dent ofthe]CU Student Union. who helped with in the the cake them. .... Marathon? Wasn't that unfair sky? 54 Van Tiger learn about another dead guy who said Dance Marathon competition to Dance Marathon 17 Computer Gogh's Woods When Iota Phi Theat had their charter suspended, dead guy No.I was an id10t. love token got his EP and Habitat for Humanity? unit this year's Greek Week lost some of its luster. One of the I'm sure some students enjoy Kant for On campus: "Build Me Up," the 1999 Dance 18 Fit of 55 "Believe stan Second, why does it cost $3 to 35 Just say coffee table reading. But th ree philoso­ Marathon, was a wonderful suc­ peevish- -Not!" campus's most well-known fraternities would not be It's better than get into this week's Greek Week ness 56 Egg . no phycoursesare too many to have required cess. Over $12,000 was raised for particlpating. But from the beginning of the year, the Talent Show when it was only $1 19 lndivisible contamer 36 Coum from every student, because they are too News Clare Taft going to jail Habitat for Humanny. 1 want to DOWN 39 Dandling Greek organizations have been under the last year' That's a 200 percent 20 Rumor abstract for those of us not interested in Megan Hetman take this opportunity to than all 21 Doctrine I Trots locale Mark Boleky Nobody wants to hear another inflation rate. 40 PBS Administration's thumb. And that does not mean only the field ro get anything out of them. those that participated and made 23 Actor 2 Red Sea Sports Editor word about the on-campus/off­ Steve Beaudry Mineo pen science IPT I understand we need exposed to dif­ Entertainment Aaron Baker the committee's efforts worth­ cam pus debate It has been beaten Beaudry is a sen iorat]ohn Car­ 25 Without 3La show Over60percentof theGreekorganizationson-cam­ ferent subjects. Fine But I knew in my 101 class that I didn't Boheme 41 Finished to death a million times over, and whtle. roll. delay care if 1was acrually just a part of someone else's dream. Features Lisa Foster First of all. the dancers who 28 Playing 4AKC 43 Ticklish pus have either been on probation, suspended or had it's time to forget about it. But be­ toy Have us take one, to get a taste of it. Some will want to take Carrie Mack danced throughout the night hooky award some kmd of restrictions placed on them in the past fore we bury the corpse, I'd like to 32 Mistreat 5 Indiana 45 Adore more. And the rest of us will fill our schedule with classes we showed incredible amounts of The Carroll News welcomes letters IO 33 Bizarre city 46 Fills with year. Does this seem excessive to anyone? It seems like say a few words. 1S might actually get something out of. Sports Mark Boleky spirit to keep us all going. The the edttor, as il our way of knowing 34 Vacillate 6 Poker wonder 1 am going to stay on campus what you likeordislikeaboutthenews· the more popular fraternities and sororities become Robert McCarthy green group espectally showed 36 Sculpture table 47 Predilec- • First, you get that look. Then the eye roll. Then the next year. Formanyofmyfriends, paper, the campus or life in general. medium commeDI lion with students, the less popular they become with Ad­ thetr spirit anc;l energy as at 7:00 We require thai letters be submitted in scolding. Opinion Nick Kovach such an idea is equivalent to sui­ 37 Aamenco 7 Loalht 49 Avril minisuators and the more the Administration looks to cide. They may be right. But 1have a.m., 11 hours into the marathon, The Carroll News offices by noon on cry 8 Engraving follower You JUSt forgot your ID at the cafeteria. You should be they huddled up and cheered ec­ Monday to be e ligible for publication In 38 "-was stamp clamp down on them ashamed of yourself. Forum Kristy Calabria paid myhousmgdeposit,and my that week's edition. Letters sho uld be ., statically. saying ... 9 Verboten When pledging was shortened, many pledgemasters Look, Marriott , lighten up; it happens And remember, it's fate is sealed. One more year of typed, and no longer than two pages, Spectal thanks also to those double· spaced. We reserve the right and mistresses were quoted as saying that the short­ not exactly the easiest thing in the world to get a new one. The Classified Renee Miller dorm life. I've heard all the ru­ mors about the changes being who came to watch and support lo edit letters tor clarity or space con· ened pledging schedule wo uld be detrimental to ID photo ttmes in Res Life are like the Caddy Pool Hours in sideralions. Letters must be signed Photography Sara Fest made to john Carroll next year. the dancers. The Delta Delta Xi pledges. They would not be able to become a real "Caddyshack.' and accompanied by your telephone ·Some have said that the RAs will girls whocamea 2 a.m. provided a nu mber member. Five weeks would not be sufficient time to get • And fi nally... In my freshman Psych lOl class two years Photo Adviser Alan Stephenson, be equipped with teargasandstun spark in the early morning (a nd -, eve rything in and become acquainted with fellow ago, Dr. john Yost did something more teachers should con­ Ph.D. guns, whtleothersreport that talk­ made me forget about the three pledges and members. If the two weeks that each sider he took his own bias out of grading. We used to have to mg to a member of the opposite hours of country music that lay ahead). The sororll y Pt Sigma Pht organization got to prepare for Greek Week are any put down a number to identify ourselves. What an idea. sex will be a capital crime Your opinions Being a psychology professor, Yost knows that. even if sub­ The Carroll News is published weekly by the stu· Whether or not this istrueremams also showed their support for the sign of bow much pledging must have rushed, then dents of john Ca rroll University. The opmlons ex· dance marathon with over 50 of consciously, you will have a tendency to grade those you know pressed tn editorials and cartoons are those of the tobeseen Butlet'sthinkaboutthe matter. those concerned pledgemasters and mistresses must differently than those you don't. Carroll Newseditonalsraf[,and not necessanly those alternative,livmg off-campus. their members in the "Build Me be excellent prognosticators. The amount of subjective grading that goes on is undem­ of JCU's administration. facult y or students Signed Everybody has heard the "stu­ Up" vtdeo. THANK YOUt!l marenal and comtcsaresolely the view of theauthor. So, if you are enJoying Greek Week and you and your able. Teachers should follow Yost's lead for their essay tests and dents living on campus get higher The organizations that spon­ fellow members were well-prepared, congratulations. papers. The Carroll News is printed on 70% recycled paper. grades and get to go to heaven" soreda booth helped attract people Write a letter If professors want to reward johnny Brownnose that sits in One copy of the Carroll News is available to each routme from the admimstratton to the event. The semor class cer­ You beat the system put in place to keep a ceiling on the member of the jCU community at no cost. Add i­ Believe me, reading the letter that tainly provided entertainment the front of class and raises his hand to answer a rhetorical tional copies are valued at 25 cents each. the editor. amount of fun and enjoyment you got out of Greek question, then they should have a class participation grade. If was sent home to our parents made wtththepsychic The dancers and Week, the amount of fun and enjoymem that every they want to punish students that don 't come to class, they How to reach us me want to move off campus just hurting commiuee members want to thank Phi Theta Mu for fraternity and sorority promises their pledges will be should have an attendance policy. (216)397-44 79 (Editorial) as badly as you. But. I dectded to The Carroll News waiting for them at Greek Week, over the rainbow, in But, professors, remove the chances of any premonitions (216)397-4398 (Business) make a list of the pros and cons of the shoulder massages. Lastly, thefewof you that came 'For 9"au, .AAmt You. 'By You affecting your grading, and grade with numbers, not names. [email protected] each stde Here are some reasons the promised land. that 1 will be staying on cam pus to the closing of the marathon at 11 The Carroll News, March 25, 1999 FORUM------10 EDITORIAL The Carroll News-'- March 25, 1999 - Letters to I be Etl i lor BJORN by Steve Beaudry Editorial Opinion next year. SU president Academics Actually, this was requests not really a dectding factor. 1 will computer help be a terrible student no matter A very weak where I 1i ve. After academics, we have the Fellow students: cafeteria food. I'm not going to We have a big problem and we mince words here. Eating m the could work togethertofind a sol u­ cafeteria is a painful, demoraliz­ ti on. Currently, whenever an e­ Greek week ing experience. Butmycookingis mail message is sent through the far worse. l carr barely make toast, Student Union weekly newsletter, much less macaroni and cheese Greek Week is all but over. Or has it just begun? it get forwarded to all students. And if you live on campus, you Does anyone really know) This year's shortened However, along with the message. don't have to do this dishes. and of ten burying the message,1s pledging and strange spring break set-up, cut the The main problem that a lor of the ltsting of all recipients and build-up to Greek Week to only two weeks and has left my colleagues have with staying - their respective e-mail addresses. some fraternity and sorority members with a sour oncampusaretherules There are lt becomes tiresome ro endeavor a lor of them, that is certain. A few taste in their mouths. to read the message, which often of them are a step away from fas­ Annually, Greek Week is looked upon as the prom­ umesdoesnotgetread. Thisisnot cism. There have been many times ised land by pledges; an end to the madness, the first only annoying but also msecure. HIT: NCAA Tournment down to its Final Four... has anyone picked all 60 when I've felt like l was attending There should be a way that mes­ step in their final acclimation to their new fraternities games perfectly? Thanks to the gifted "Ar'teest" who took it upon a boardingschool instead of a uni­ miss: sages can be forwarded and re­ or sororities. This year it seems to be shaping upas'just versity. TheRAscanbetough. My him or herself to decorate the cafeteria with IBG's Greek letters. HIT: ceived with an option for viewing another week." checkbook is still stinging from the addresses. Still having $50.00 left on your Inn Between card so far into the semester. the last run-in I had with a resi­ If you are not involved, it would be a surprise if you Th e ad ministra tion, and spe­ dent assistant. But l'd rather deal even knew that it is Greek Week. The traditional fliers HIT: Did we mention that there is only a month of classes left? miss: cifically, Information Services is aware of the problem. However, with an RA pounding at my door and booklets are not strewn across campus. There are Gwyneth Paltrow winning Best Actress at the Academy Awards. Gwyneth, than a Cleveland Height's police the problem lies within the aged no signs around, and there haven't even been any officer or an angry landlord. It's please eat something, and while you're at it, please stop talking. HIT: It's system and they tell us that only pledges practicing eating polish boys yet very easy for college students to Greek Week. miss: Are you ready to go through all the fun and festivities replacement wtll remedy it. At Stereotypes pervade the Greek organizations and get themselves thrown in jail in of scheduling classes again? HIT: Wrestlemania XV takes place this this nme th at is not economically this is the week when we find out that those stereo­ feasible. thought they promise Cleveland He ights. While domg time is still a threat to those of us types are really factual. This is much of the fun sur­ Sunday in Philadelphia. It is already the largest Pay-Per-View event of all­ some action in the future. Our question is this. Are there on campus, the likelihood that rounding the week In otherwords,don'texpect IBG to time. And unlike Holyfield/Lewis, there will be actual winners. you r RA will send you to the 8:00onSaturdaymorningdeserve any students out there who can be upset in the bench press competition by Alpha Rho. slammerfor vomiting in the bath· many thanks. It really showed arrive at a good resolution to this room is slim. Besides, I'll be 21 that you care! And while we're handicapping thefield, it should be problem? Perhaps if we put our soon, and no girls talk to me past The dance marathon was an- mentioned that the IBG's possess a monstrous home Staff Commentary heads together, we can present midnight anyways. other wonderful experience at some ideas to the administration KING CROSSWORD field advantage. It's called the weight room. There are a couple of other rea- john Carroll that would not have for rev iew. By attempting to h~lp That kind of healthy and friendly competition is TilE CARROLL NEWS sons to live on campus. It's easier been possible without thesupport ACROSS 39 Recog· 10 N. Mex. reso~wf'Doth help nize neighbor what Greek Week thrives on; what it is made of. But Random thoughts to make friends (1 can pretend ), of the students Thank you so I Door- ~elves and remind the admin­ frame 42 Lustrous II Hotelter Cesar unfortunately it also seems to be what the restrictions istration that we care enough to and you have the rest of your life to much! pan black Tom O'Konowitz dodge the landlord and skip rent Robb Giambrone and the 1999 5 Big name 44 Spill the 20 Top priz.e on pledging have been aimed at minimizi-qg. ,Jrom a Random per_s_on. --~--~ become part of a solution. 22 Supennan d-i tvr-i n-Ch ieJ y. Enioy, the s ~ u~a~l o.. r..; o,_,f_..:;D:.::a~n,-::ceo;;..M~a r a th o n Committee in piracy beans llere it is, the week proclaimed as the most fun on­ Mea nwh' , ve:to' ..e~-c-be;~ 9-J>it:Ch 4 a.leooar • Scheduling is just around the corner, which means it's living on campus while you slill Giambn1ne is a senior qt o n son also time to start looking under "PL" for the third time of my bear with us, READ your mes­ 12 Olrfleld'l !lllbr. campus and excuses for bowing out of events because Brian Murphy can. It's better than going to jail. Carroll. buddy 49 Ole a Ia 24 Vic1111tiei college career. Anybody got a hole in the head I ca n borrowl sages, and let's all try to work this 25 Launch of overbearing workloads are flying around like pi­ john Guild 13 Buddhist"s the Wiclced Managing Editor QLJ.t together Witch s ole The argument for taking philosophy is that it makes you Guild is a sophomore at John sacred geons, they're everywhere. think. Yet, most of the philosophy classes consist of little more Plea5ecuntaGt usJf ou have Just wondering? moun lain 50 Pugilist 26 Plate state. Carroll. Riddick 27 Plate call Last year at this time the campus was abuzz with than writing down the theories we get and regurgitating then Robert T. Noll any ideas. 14 Jackie's Two thoughts: second 51 First lady? 29 Wall St. who was winning, who was losi ngand who was throw­ on the test. Not exactly mind expansion. Adviser Working for you , wheeler- First, why was there a happy 15 Lapidary's 52 Culmina- And why do we even put any credence in one dead guy's Melanie Shakarian. Praise for all supply tion dealer ing up or passing out It seems like most people cannot hour at the JCU Pub at the same idea about,say, humans' tendency to know Shahan an isajuniorand presi­ 16 Diamond 53 It takes 30 Zero even name most of the events, let alone participate in time as the happy hour at Dance 31 Where their own existence? Next week, we'll just dent ofthe]CU Student Union. who helped with in the the cake them. ... Marathon? Wasn't that unfair sky? 54 Van Tiger learn about another dead guy who said Dance Marathon Woods competition to Dance Marathon 17 Computer Gogh's When Iota Phi Theat had their charter suspended, dead guy No. I was an tdiot. love token got his II and Habitat for Humamty? unit this year's Greek Week lost some of its luster. One of the l'm sure some students enjoy Kant for On campus: "Build Me Up," the 1999 Dance IS Fit of 55 "Believe stan Second, why does it cost $3 to 35 Just say coffee table reading. But three philoso­ Marathon, was a wonderful suc­ peevish- -Not!" campus's most well-known fraternities would not be It's better than get into this week's Greek Week ness 56 Egg no phycoursesare toomanyto have required cess. Over $12,000 was raised for participating. But from the beginning of the year, the going to jail Talent Show when it was only $1 19 lndi visible container 36 Count from every student, because they are too News Clare Taft Habitat for Humanity. 1 want to 20 Rumor DOWN 39 Dandling Greek organizations have been under the last year7 That's a 200 percent abstract for those of us not interested in Megan Hetman take this opportunity to than all 21 Doctrine 1 Trots locale Mark Boleky Nobody wants to hear another inflation rate. 2 Red Sea 40PBS Administration's thumb. And that does not mean only the field to get anything out of them. those that participated and made 23 Actor Sports Editor word about the on-campus/off­ Steve Beaudry Mineo pon science IPT. I understand we need exposed to dif­ Entertainment Aaron Baker the committee's efforts worth­ show ._ "' campusdebate. It has been beaten Beaudryisa seniorat]oh 11 Car­ 25 Without 3La Over60 percent of the Greek organizations on-cam­ ferent subjects. Fine. But I knew in my IOl class that 1 didn't Boheme 41 Finished to death a million times over, and whlle. roll. delay care if l was actually just a part of someone else's dream. Features Lisa Foster First of all, the dancers who 28 Playing 4AKC 43 Ticklish pus have either been on probation, suspended or had it's time to forget about tt. But be­ toy Have us take one, to get a taste of it. Some will want to take Carrie Mack hoolcy award some kind of restrictions placed on them in the past fore we bury the corpse, J'd like to danced throughout the night 32 Mistreat 5!ndiana 45 Adore more. And the rest of us will fill our schedule with classes we The Carroll News welcomes letters lo year. Does this seem excessive to anyone' It seems like say a few words. showed incredible amounts of 33 Bizarre city 46 Fills with might actually get something out of. Sports Mark Boleky spirit to keep us all going The the editor, as illS our way of knowing 34 Vacillate 6 Poker wonder I am going to stay on campus what you likeordosllkeabout the news· the more popular fraternities and sororities become Robert McCarthy green group especta 11 y showed 36 Sculpture table 47 Predilec· • First. you get that look. Then the eye roll. Then the next year. For rna n y of my f nends, paper, the campus or life in general. medium comment tion with students, the less popular they become with Ad­ thetr spirit ami energy as at TOO We require that letters be subm•tted in scolding. Opinion Nick Kovach such an idea is equivalent to sui­ 37 Aamcnco 7 Loathe 49 Avril ministrawrsand the more the Administration looks to cide. They may be right. But l have a.m., 11 hours into the marathon. The Carroll News ollices by noon on cry g Ellgravmg follower You just forgot your ID at the cafeteria. You should be they huddled up and cheered ec­ Monday to be eligible for publication in 38 "-was stamp clamp down on th m. ashamed of yourself. Forum Kristy Calabria patd myhousingdeposit,and my lhat week's edition. Letters should be 9 Verboten When pledging wasshortened,manypledgemasters Look, Marriott, lighten up; it happens. And remember, it's fate is sea led. One more year of sta t ica l1 y. typed, and no longer than two pages, Special thanks also to those and mistresses were quoted as saying that the short­ not exactly the easiest thing in the world to get a new one. The Classified Renee Miller dorm life. l've heard all the ru­ double·spaced. We reserve the right mors about the changes being who came to watch and support lo ediltetters for clanly or space con­ ened pledging schedule would be detrimental to ID photo times in Res Life are like the Caddy Pool Hours in siderations. Lette rs must be signed Photography Sara Fest made to John Carroll next year. the dancers. The Delta Delta Xi pledge . They would not be able to become a real "Caddyshack" and accompanied by your telephone · Some have said that the RAs will girls who came a 2 am. provided a number. member. Five weeks would not be sufficient time to get • And finally ... In my freshman Psych 101 class two years Photo Adviser Alan Stephenson, beequtpped wtth teargasandstun spark in the early morning (and everything in and become acquainted with fellow ago, Dr. john Yost did something more teachers should con­ Ph.D. guns,whileothersreport that talk­ mad e me forget about the three pledges and members. lf the two weeks that each sider: he took his own bias out of grading. We used to have to ing to a member of the opposite hours of country mus1c that lay ahead) The sorom y Pi Sigma Pht organization got to prepare for Greek Week are any put down a number to ide ntify ourselves. What an idea. sex will be a capttal crime. Your opinions Being a psychology professor, Yost knows that, even if sub­ The Carroll News is pubhshed weekly by the stu· Whether or not this is true remains also showed their support for the sign of how much pledging must have rushed, then dents of john Carroll University. The opinions e<· to be seen. But let's think about the dance marathon with over 50 of consciously, you will have a tendency to grade those you know pressed tn edttonals and cartoons are those of the matter. those concerned pledgemasters and mistresses must differently than those you don't. Carroll Newseditonal staf£,and not necessanly those alternative, living off-campus. their mem hers in the "Build Me be excellent prognosticators. The amount of subjective grading that goes on is undeni­ of JCU's administration, faculty or studems. Signed Everybody has heard the "stu­ Up" video. THANK YOUm mattnaland comicsaresolel y the view of the author. So, if you are enjoying Greek Week and you and your able. Teachers should follow Yost's lead for their essay tests and dents living on campus get higher The organizations that spon­ fellow members were well-prepared, congratulations. papers. The Carroll News is printed on 70% recycled paper. grades and get to go to heaven" sored a booth helped attract people Write a letter If professors want to reward Johnny Brownnose that sits in One copy of the Carroll News is available to each routme from the administration to the event The semor class cer­ You beat the system put in placerokeepaceilingon the member of the JCU communtty at no cost. Addi· tamly provided entertainment the front of class and raises his hand to answer a rhetorical tional copies are valued at 25c:ems each. Believe me. reading the letter that the editor. amount of fun and enjoyment you got out of Greek question, then they should have a class participation grade. 1f was sent home to our parents made with the psychic. The dancers and Week, the amount of fun and enjoyment that every they want to punish students that don't come to class, they How to reach us: me want to move off campus JUSt hurtmg committee members want to thank Phi Theta Mu for fraternity and sorority promises their pledges will be should have an at tendance policy. (2 16 )397-4479(Editorial) as badly as you. But, I dectded to The Carroll News waiting for them at Greek Week, over the rainbow, in But, professors, remove the chances of any premonitions (216)397-4398 (Business) make a list of the pros and cons of the shoulder massages. Lastly. the few of you that came ]'or 900, ~t You. 'By You affecting your grading, and grade with numbers, not names. [email protected] each srdc Here are some reasons the promised land. that l will be staying on campus to the closing of the marathon at 12 The Carroll News, March 25, 1999

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