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Vol. 70, No. 1 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. September 9, 1 994 Apartment CAT concerns plans addressed By KATHLEEN COONEY 1 events News Editor By STEPHANIE GRIFFITHS Staff Reporter With the advent of the four new apartment buildings on West The Campus Activities Team Campus (Klekotka, Moulden, (CAT), formerly the Student Pro- Rudolph and Welsh Halls), come gramming Council (SPC), not only high hopes, but also announced its 1994 Fall semester several new concerns for the calendar of events Saturday, Aug. upcoming year. The apartments 27. Along with a revised set of are meant to replicate settings committees, a fresh staff and a away from residence hall living, totally different schedule of said Dr. Christine^ysionek, direc- events, CAT hopes to fulfill the tor of Residence Life. diverse needs and interests of a Fewer restrictions are put on greater number of students. the residents of the West Campus Danielle Lesko, '94 president of apartments. For instance, there is CAT, said that a staff desire for no official party policy, but there an "overall change" in program- must be some form of noise, ming events propelled the renam- alcohol and crowd control, said ing of the SPC. "We were looking for to reach the students Lysionek. If an apartment attracts PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN ways attention or complaints are better. . . we wanted to update the received, then action will be The four new West Campus Apartments, Klekotka Hall, Welsh Hall, Moulden Hall and Rudolph SPC because it wasn't meeting taken, she a'dded. Hall, accommodate approximately 600 upperclass students. Each apartment houses four students the students' needs," said Lesko. The on-duty schedule for the In former years, the SPC pro- and comes fully furnished. For mformation concerning the naming of the apartment buildings, see page 2. apartment assistants has also vided a fair amount of events for been modified for the apartments. (Continued on page 5) For example, there are apartment assistants on duty every Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday night University enrollment increase reported because there is "more likely to be high activity," said Lysionek. By KATE SZUMANSKI to predict human behavior is not to the College of Nursing, he said. cease publishing statistical data During these nights two assist- Editor-in-chief easy," said McGuire. The Univer- This year the University adopt- and numbers used to select appli- I ants do the rounds between four sity accepted 5,800 applicants, ed a new method for deciding who cants for admission, said buildings whereas in the tradi- Although the University and of that number, "1,645 said gains acceptance to the Universi- McGuire. Because academic residence halls there is staff remains tional committed to its rightsiz- 'yes' to Villanova," said McGuire. ty, said McGuire. "We've deve- indexing stresses the whole per- night, said. ing efforts, on-duty every she this year's undergrad- The Admissions Office uses loped an academic index which is son rather than a number, "pub- the uate freshman However, new apartment class is 150 stu- nine gender-based statistical for- designed to look at the whole lishing numbers is not helping the assistants must post two hours dents over the targeted goal of mulas to determine how many person rather than just rank in -student or the University. Stu- everyday where they may be 1,495, said the Rev. William applicants are to be accepted to class and standardized test dents are too used to tying them- reached in an emergency, Lysio- McGuire, O.S.A., dean of Enroll- each of the five divisions of the scores," he said. selves down to a numerical ment I nek added.. Management. "We were University, said McGuire. The Other factors now considered in scheme and we want to move looking for class of Although all of the new apart- a 1,495 stu- five divisions of the University as the admissions process include an away from that," he said. dents; we're ment assistants are graduate now at 1,645. The determined by the Admissions applicant's essay, extra-curricular "The quality of the freshman this not intentional, increase of undergraduate stu- students, was Office include the College of activities, geographic diversity class is as strong as it has been dents, however, is not major Lysionek said. All four have had a Commerce and Finance, the Col- and alumni affiliations, he said. in years' past, even stronger than as residence assistants issue," he said. of experience lege of Engineering, the College "We want our students to know it was last year. Academic index- in the traditional residence halls, "The challenge of the Admis- Arts and Sciences (considered two that it really does mean something ing helped us find students that and they came highly recom- sions Office is to predict how 5,800 separate divisions), and the Col- to have had a brother or sister are important to us. The academic mended. These apartment assist- graduating seniors will react to lege of Nursing. Only a female attend the University," he added. index • has brought us a better, (Continued on page 5) their college acceptances; trying is for applicants formula employed The University has decided to (Continued on page 5) Student Activities Office reorganized for 1994-95 year
By JANE PAPACCIO Following her departure, it was students diverse co-curricular of the Greek organizations on want something that meets the News Editor decided that the Office of Student activities that complement aca- campus. It will also offer a needs of our students," he said. Activities would be changed to the demic endeavors," he said. It is resource center for students to Students involved in campus Numerous changes have been Office of Student Development through experiences outside the receive leadership training, said organizations will be able to made in the Office of Student with Randy Farmer, former assist- classroom that students build Bonas. receive leadership training in the Activities, now the Office of director of Student Activities, interpersonal and managerial The idea for ant such a center has following areas: delegation, mot- Student Development. as its director. skills. Farmer added. been in development for a few ivation, management skills, effec- The Student Activities Office, reason why Lucy "We want to provide services years, said. "There's a Bonas "We know tive communication and team- led by Lucynda Gorski, former activities hadn't left for 13 years. It's a fun and to the overall com- what other schools are doing. We work, he added. directer of the Office of Student job, it's challenging, it's some- munity and to enhance the quality Activities, consisted of both the thing new everyday. And I espe- of life on campus," Farmer said. Student Programming Council cially like working with the stu- Some specific goals and activities and the Greek Affairs Office. The dents," Farmer said. /'I was which the Office of Student Devel- Student Activities Office planned fortunate to work with her [Gors- opment are working on are as events such as the Special Olym- ki] and learn from her. Her help follows: the new Nite Club in the pics, Paraents', Siblings' and in the transition was indispens- Belle Air Terrace, Parents' Wee- Homecoming Weekends. ible," he added. kend and Special Olympics. The Also employed in the new Office new Nite Club "is a big endeavor of Student Development are the and a very important one. We We know what other following: Karen Calderoni, assist- want this to be an attractive venue for the students," he added. schools are doing. We ant director and Meghan Mooney, assistant director. Also as part of the change, Gary want somethmg that The Office of Student Develop- Bonas, associate director of Stu- in 210 dent Activities, became the direc- meets the needs of our ment is currently located Dougherty Hall. The goals of the tor of Leadership Development students. Office of Student Development and Greek Affairs. The Office of very similar to those of the Leadership Development and Gary Boms, diractw of LoodorsMp are former Office of Student Activi- Greek Affairs is located in Con- Affairs Dovotopmont aod Grook nelly Center, in the office formerly ties, said Farmer. The staff of the PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN Development occupied by the SPC. The Office Office of Student Randy Farmer, director of the Office of Student Development, has in June to of Leadership Develpment and Last semester Gorski was went on a retreat many plans tor the upcoming year. He is excited about his new discuss the goals of the new office. Greek Affairs will serve two position. offered a position in the Office of office hopes to "provide purposes. First, it will oversee all Institutional Advancement. The .
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Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 Orientation process aids THIS WEEK Dobbin addresses University community forgotten. Two of these buildings are being dedicated to and welcomes students Editorials :8 recall our origins. Belle Air Estate, Scope 11 Jane Rudolph was the owner of the By SHEILA CONOLLY program one of the most highly time. She had grown up Staff Repmier in Features 13 which was a large farm at the regarded the nation. as a parishioner in Old St. Augustine's Parish in This year the Orientation Com- Who knows, Members of the class of '98 mittee also received support from Philadelphia. Her friendship with the Augustians began their college careers by the football team. As a new addi- who cares 17 expressed interest in the continued and when they participating in the New Student tion to the program this year, Entertainment ...22 property with the intention of founding a college, she sold Orientation Program, Aug. 20 to members of the team helped the for less than half the assessed value Aug. 23. freshmen move their things into 0|.HJF lo improve the quality of , (Continued on page and implemented to continuously become a predominantly lay Board and Villanova's growth The students cheered and par- Rick Seiber, executive director for 5) Hall our University. The laboratory renovations in Mendel in academic rigor was intensified. ticipated in other games to relieve Auxiliary Services and Budget, overhaul of the science some of their anxieties as newco- and Mary McKenzie, director of are but the beginning of a major This dedication in memory of Villanova's past, along Two new sororities invited to campus FEATURES Hall in the near mers, but the cheers were only Dining Services. Throughout the facilities and planned addition to Mendel with the stone, Gothic architecture matching that of the part of the program. "There were summer, the four worked on the By JANE PAPACCIO interviews are intended to allow place for each sorority. "Our goal future. traditional buildings on the main campus, combines many activities that the new plans of the Nite Clirt>. News Editor interested women tO become famil- is to reach 120 women for each This week in Features check The most obvious and stunning enhancement to our symbolically with the state-of-the-art forward looking students participated in," said Extensive renovations of both iar with the sisters of the soror- sorority so they can be competitive out the fall activities CAT has campus this year, of course, is the West Campus Foley. Almost every aspect of the seating area and the food with planned for returning students. design. Together they symbolize a University ever- At the last meeting of the ities. On Sept. 28, the two soror- the sororities already on I would like this project, when it is University life was covered in services in the Belle Air Terrace Panhellenic Council last spring, ities will parties. campus," said Discover the rewards of travel- apartment complex. mindful of its distinctive history, with the people and have Rush Bonas. as an eloquent statement of daily "rotations," including pres- are almost complete, Alfano said. the delegates voted to invite two After the Rush parties Sept. 29, The pledges are part of sorority ling abroad to help rebuild completed, to be viewed characteristics which have made it special, reaching out entations about date rape and The sound system in the seating foreign communities and learn to excellence and quality in new sororities to campus. The two the sorority extension teams will colonies, said Bonas. The charter- Villanova's commitment to new levels of excellence and service. I hope you share other new student concerns. An area was also completely renovat- sororities are Alpha Xi Delta and decide who they wish to invite to ing weekend for the sororities is what to put into your resume that do. everything we this sense of movement and excitement - area slide show was also shown ed. "The sound system is fabu- with me. . so that you can get the most Alpha Delta Pi. "It's very rare that the preference parties, which will Nov. 19-20. At this time, the Even the naming of the apartment buildings is a are planning brief and campus tours were conducted. lous," he added. In addition to the two sororities are being added at be held Sept. 30. colonies will receive their out of it. We a dedication ceremony for the formal In addition, the new students took sound improvements, lighting statement of Villanova's continued rootedness in its West Campus apartments to take place tentatively the one time," said Gary Bonas, The Bid matching will take charters. The new sororities will part in "Carnival a Day" which was also enhanced to create a club director of Leadership Develop- place Oct. I. In the afternoon, the also take part in formal Rush in historical legacy. During the year-long celebration of Oct. 11. In conjunction with the dedication we will provide was held in duPont Pavilion like atmosphere, he added. All of ment and Greek Affairs. Only one pledging ceremonies will take January. Villanova's 150th anniversary two years ago we reflected open-house tours of the new facilities. All members of ENTERTAINMENT featuring a basketball shootout, a these renovations will not affect chapter voted against the addition on • our history and came to appreciate major contributions the Villanova community will be most welcome. caricaturist and a dunking booth. the food services during the day. of the new chapters, he added. to our founding and heritage that had been virtually The freshmen also had an aca- The University has ordered fhis week in Entertainment, demic orientation where they met numerous rare objects to decorate UCIS plans improvements read reviews on the latest from with their college dean and class the Nite Club, such as a large the It's very rare that two By JONATHAN KLICK Neil Young, Van Morrison, advisors. Chinese dragon, Alfano said. Services that will be available Staff Reporter Boyz II Men and the Figgs. "This year's program ran Other objects included in the sororities are being to students through the network Hear, about new motion pic- Foley. He decor of the Nite Club include a Villanovan smoothly," said added at one b'me. will be applications such as The University Computing and tures "Corrina Corrina" and expressed that his staff worked to large scull and set of oars from spreadsheets and word process- "Milk Money." Also catch this orientation the original crew team at the 6ary Bonas, director of Information Service (UCIS) plans ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A. SZUMANSKI make the University's Leadership ing. Also, UCIS would like to see year's lineup at The Villanova to "provide every University EDITORS IN CHIEF Devetopmoflt and Greelt Affairs all students acquire electronic Theatre. ALEXANDER W. SCOFIELD constituent with access to infor- STEPHANIE D. MacDOUGALL mail accounts so that University ASSOCIATE EDITOR mation she or he needs to be more MANAGING EDITOR announcements and information In the past four to six years, one effective and efficient in her/his SECTION EDITORS could be disseminated more easily. endeavors," according to a memo NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT sorority has been added every two SPORTS written Karin Kathleen Cooney Tare Campitiello years, Bonas said. However, by Steinbrenner, Eric Cheung Sean Kelly Jane Papaccio approximately every two years, executive director of UCIS. By Todd Leskanic Teaclung and learning ; one sorority has been lost. In order next year every personal computer This week in sports find out ASSISTANT EDITORS to break the cycle, it decided on campus will function like the have changed .. . We about 'Nova's resounding 23-7 Steve Mcitvaine Marybeth Goeller was Wayne Bremser, Jr. Joe Melissa Lee Patterson that two sororities be added at current computer lab work sta- win over Fordham in the Roseanne Miller Elaine Paolini need this technology to Mark Spoonauer once, he added. Also, the chapters tion, networked through the Bronx. Get the story on John Liz Weaver Tara Bruno phone lines, said Steinbrenner. compete with other Marshall, currently on campus are very the new cross coun- Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter large. "We're trying to reduce the try coach here at 'Nova. See if Photography Editors: Griffin Jill institutions. Sharon and DiBerardino F.Y.I. Coordinators: Carrie Phillips size of the chapters," he said. One the women's soccer team is Gwyn Warner / wouU like to see hundred to 120 women is a good Karin Steinlirenner, poised for a year to remember. Personals/Classified: Megan Kempf Art EdKor: Sam Caggiula sorority size for the University things like CD Rom Executive Director, UCIS Read a preview of the much Subscriptions: Marie Kennedy Billing: Jon Meyers since there are no sorority houses, improved women's volleyball , Layout: Lauren Burke, Megan Kempf. Brooke Ferendsik textbooks, but if the team. And, of course, get Wolf- he said. With the addition of two Staff: Mike Beckerich, Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg, Bogacki, faculty doesn't want to "I would like to see things like CD man's view of the baseball Dana Michelle Carroll. Barbara Cole. Kathleen Conwav Wavne Cresskiil new chapters, the pledge classes Michel Davies. Audrey Duncan. Elizabeth Durkin. Meianie Fioralisl. Tony ROM textbooks, but if the faculty strike. Gallagher. Mary Clare Gartland. Katie Gibbs. Maura Gibney should be smaller, he added. use them, then the issue Christopher Gonnelli. Marybeth Goeller. Karen Goulart. doesn't want to use them, then Dave Greaves. Andrew Gribbin. Patrick Farrell Mary Harvev Jennifer Once the decision was made to the Karkawsky. Shannon Kelly. Lowell Lancaster. Larry Lanza. issue is Monica Leahy. Melissa Lee. Jen Markley. Ed Marshall Nicole Maver Joe invite the sororities, "we looked is moot moot. People are always McCabe. Mark McCreary. Pete McDohough.^ Biyn McGovem. Ann McNearny. Patrick crying for more technology, but Meiler. Gregor/Menzel M^^^^^ at a list of sororities interested in Karin Steinlirenner, Roseanne Miller. Ray Moore Casey Morgan. Jen Mundy. Bryan Noel. Erin O'Rorke. Jonathan Passman. when they see it's not quite as Jay Raczkowski Justiri colonizing at Villanova," Bonas Executive Director, UCIS Schreibe-Fitz Schwartz. Christine Servedio. Heather Shankland. Eileen Snakard. Mark Spoonauer. simple as pressing a button, they ^muaraBarbara SillivanAbb^T^ouiiivan. Mooy i nomas, said. From that list. Alpha Xi Jon Tota.Palti Trenchak, Jennifer Trzaska. Michael Wojciak. Eric Warren. Rick Webster. back off." said Steinbrenner. Delta and Alpha Delta Pi were "Teaching and learning have chosen. Other applications may include Senior Reporters: Karen Campbell. Coleen Kenirey. Carolyn Poppe. changed. . . We need this technol- Chad Petrozza. Peter Shauger remote course registration. UCIS An informational meeting will ogy to compete with other insti- -^""1! yillanovan is published Fridays. 10 issues a semester. Circulation: 8.000. Subscriptions also plans to offer in-house sup- are availableovaiiaoie aiat ;wuS30 peroer year,vear r-orFor be held Sept. 26 for those inter- tutions," Steinbrenner said. Dur- advertising Information contact the office 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. (215) 519-7207. port and consultation which are eslfcd in either of the new soror- ing the summer, multimedia The Villanovan reserves the right already available for faculty and to refuse any ad insertions due to questionable content aDacfi limifatinno th** h^^owiu^. ities. All interested must have a and° ®P®^® limitations. The deadline to« classrooms were built in the place advertising Is 3 p.m. the Tuesday prior to publication. staff. Students will have access G.P.A. of 2.25 or better and must colleges of engineering, nursing, once the campus goes on-line. The Villanovan is the newspaper of record for Villanova University. be at least a sophomore. and commerce and finance. "We two sororities will conduct According to Steinbrenner the The now know what it will cost in the The writing, articles, lay-out. pictures and format are the responsibility of 'the Editor and the Editorial BoArrf ahh ha nnt r>n/^^eorllw Orientation interviews of those who are inter- technological advances* will not represent the view of the necessarily counselors take a In-eak from their busy schedules future to do this sort of thing," administration, faculty and students unless specmcairyspecifically stated.stated TTieUn^^^ S? TTie University subscnbes to the principle of ested Sept. 27 and Sept. 28. entail any new costs for the responsible freedom of expression for our studem editors. outoide FcdiganHaU. PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN The she added. University. -\^ X.; . Pay 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1 994 Professors Parking policy revamped honored for research Press Release star conference proceedings, Amer- Great War of 1914 to 1918. ican Astronomical Society pro- In 1990, Sherry became director By DONNA BENCIVENGO permit, parking only in designated Dr. George P. McCook, ceedings. profes- International Astro- of graduate studies in English, Staff Reporter areas and driving safely while sor and chairperson, department nomical Union Circulars, and the. and he has been very happy to off operating vehicles on and of astronomy and astrophysics,* Information Bulletin for Variable assist in the renewal and stabil- As the 1994-95 school year campus. Various fines are desig- and Dr. Vincent B. Sherry, Stars. He has pro- been co-principal ization of graduate studies in that begins, University parking ques- nated for different types of park- fessor of English, were the recip- investigator on a number of NSF department. tions once again abound. With ing violations. They run from $10 ients of Villanova's Outstanding grants and International NASA The 14th annual recipients of students, staff and faculty com- for minor offenses such as block- Faculty Research Ultraviolet Award for 1994. Explorer grants. Spe- the Outstanding Faculty Research muting to the University, a great ing driveways, parking over lines The award presentation cialists luncheon in astronomical instni- Award, Professors McCook and deal of space is and unauthorized use of permits, needed to accom- was held May 9, with approxi- mentation rarely receive the recog- Sherry join the following illus- modate all of these vehicles. to as much as $50 for parking in mately 70 people nition they truly deserve. attending, Yet the trious awardees: This year the challenge of handicapped or fire zones and Among those in efforts of Amanda Hall recently accepted a attendance were scientists like McCook Professors Waynef C. Bremser parking thousands of vehicles will driving while intoxicated. the University provide scholarship from PICPA. President, Rev. the fundamental empirical (accountancy), W. Busch be even greater than usual Freshman resident students are Thomas Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A.; the underpinning for most of the cars on cam- (philosophy), John D. Caputo because of the newly constructed not eligible to keep Vice President scientific for Academic progress in observation- (philosophy), Walter E. Conn West pus; however "if a student has a Campus apartments. These Affairs, Rev. al ai;^d theoretical Lawrence C. Gallen, astronomy and (theology and religious Studies), apartments mean an additional special circumstance that needs Hall O.S.A.; Dr. Walter C. Zacharias, astrophysics. 600 students an exception, he or she can contact receives Jose De la Vega (chemistry), on campus and, as Jr., assistant vice Professor Sherry was honored president. Bernard Gallagher, III (sociol- a result, more cars. Brian Herrick, Public Safety and we will work J. Research and Sponsored for his outstanding contributions « PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN Projects; ogy), Edward Guinan (astronomy the parking in depart- with him or her," said Herrick. manager the academic deans; prior to the fielid Dr. Sherry and Dr. McCook, pictured with Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin, scholarship awardees; of literary criticism and astrophysics), Rachel Hare- ment of Public Safety, said that But underclassmen should not department and O.S.A. and Dr. Zeigler accepted their awards in May. chairpersons; and scholarship. Sherry received Mustin (education and there are 325 available for bring a car to campus even with human spaces Press Release colleagues who have his B.A. degree from the attracted Univer- services), Peter N. Keliher (chem- these a valid reason without first getting students. There will be two extemal grant sity monies over this of Notre Dame and his M.A. istry)^ spaces allotted for each apartment authorization from Public Safety, Fred J. Khouri (political Amanda Hall was recently past year. and Ph.D. degrees from the Uni- science), Matthew J. Liberatore_ unit and any extra cars may park he said. This is necessary because Dr. Daniel awarded a $1,000 accounting J. Ziegler, dean of the versity of Toronto. (management), Belle Air Terrace in lot. it creates problems for the juniors Gerald M. Long the main scholarship Graduate School by the Pennsylvania of Liberal Arts Since joining the Villanova (psychology), There are some basic regula- and seniors who are eligible to Roman Maksymo- Institute of Certified Public and Sciences and chair of the faculty in 1980, Sherry has tions that individuals with cars have vehicles on campus. "We try wych (biology), Lucy McDiarmid (Continued from page 3) Accountants (PICPA). Award Selection evolved a body of scholarship that Orientation during freshman Committee, pres- (english), Fritz Nova (political counselors attended the mass on campus must follow. These to make it an equitable system," The hours of operation for the "It gives the orientation. Hall, an accounting major enter- ented the recipients to their includes works on the major include purchasing a parking he added. science), Alain Phares (physics), Nite Club will be Monday through students an alternative to just ing her junior year, is a Villanova College Dean, the Rev. Kail C. British, Irish and American wri- George Radan (art and art histo- Friday, 11 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. said hanging out in the room," he Ellis, Scholar and a recipient of the O.S.A., who in turn con- \ ters of the 20th century. After ry), Bernard F. Reilly (history), Alfano. Food services will be open added. Knights of Columbus Pro Deo et ferred the award. editing two encyclopedias on Edward M. Sion (astronomy and until 1 a.m. Thursday through The programming of activities Pro Patria McCook was British and Irish poets since sexuai Scholarship. She is a honored for his 1945, astrophysics), Philip Stephens New J. harassment office explores incidents Monday. Food servicing will end for the Nite Club will be handled member of the Gamma Phi Bus- pioneering work in the area of published in 1984 and 1985, he has (biology), Rodger Van Allen (theol- at 1 1 a.m. Tuesdays and Wednes- by Karen Calderone, program iness Honor Society and the Chi robotic telescopes, state of the art authored three critical books, ogy and religious studies), Inge- days, he said. In addition, the director of Campus Activities By JENNIFER TRZASKA According to the policy, there finding and investigation. The our attention," said Byrnes. Since Omega sorority and has been on astronomical instrumentation published in turn by University borg L. Ward (psychology), Ste- game room and the lounge areas Team (CAT) and Randy Staff Reporter are two forms of sexual harass- complaint must be filed 1993, there have been two Farmer, ^ within six July the Dean's and data of Press, List each semester. anlaysis software design. Michigan Oxford Univer- phen G. Weinrach (education and ment which could occur, said will be open until 1:30 a.m., added director of Student Development. months of the date of the alleged review boards called and a handful The PICPA scholarships are A member of the Villanova faculty sity Press and Cambridge Univer- human services), Walter J. Zajac, Alfano. Students may use their CAT plans to book two to three The University adopted a sexual Byrnes. Quad Pro Quo harass- incident. If there is a basis found of inquiries on.campus, but there awarded since sity Press. annually to selected 1%1, McCook received his One of the recurring (chemistry), and Charles E. ' Jr. points for purchasing food items, events a week in the club, Alfano harassment policy in 1989 which ment involves a case of an indi- for the complaint, it goes to a ig "more harassment that goes sophomores in across the state in B.S. dc^ee in mathematics from concerns his writing has to do Zech (economics). vidual he added. said "applies to any sexual harassment in a superior position who, review board for a final decision, unreported," she added. recognition of their outstanding the University and his Ph.D. from with the relation between the in exchange for something of said where an employee of the Univer- a Byrnes, "If someone finds something work as accounting majors. The the University of Pennsylvania. literary or artistic practices of his sity is involved," said Kathleen sexual nature, will use submission Byrnes stressed that the best thing to do is "any com- offensive, scholarships are renewable for the McCook's work on astronomical chosen authors and their political Bymes, the University's sexual to such harassment to affect plaint is confidential. Anyone say that you find it offensive. It's students' junior and senior yearg' instrumentation and photometry beliefs, a connection which is SPC goals redefined as T another individual's employment should feel CA harassment officer since June safe coming to talk to a matter of increasing aware- if they maintain a 3.0 GPA and of variable stars has spanned over especially interesting and provoc- or education. Hostile Environment me. No is 1993. Byrnes' position is unrelated one going to be forced ness," Byrnes said. remam accounting majors. a quarter of a century during ative in the case of the major (Continued page from 1) Gregory, vice president of Public and a live performance by the to her job at the Dean of Students harassment refers to a situation to file a complaint. It is up to the which his modernist authors of Britain and research has been students such as comedians, hyp- Relations. "Flaming Caucasions." CAT office. Matters concerning sexual when work or school performance person to decide what is most earmarked by tireless dedication America. notists, candy and ice cream Representatives from these two hopes it will be big is adversely affected due to comfortable a success since harassment are reported to Uni- a to them." The Uni- and innovation. He was the recip- Author of more than 25 scho- Shuttle service enhanced giveaways and weekend trips. committees meet weekly in var- its main focus is live hostile environment versity's varsity Vice President Dr. Helen created by policy also stresses that ient of the 1990 Public larly articles and as many critical Domain However, it rarely attempted to go ious dorms around campus to talk entertainment. sexual harassment, she added. "the will Lafferty. complaint officer . . . shall By ALLISON POJANOWSKI West Loop," which operate on reviews. Sherry is • Software Development Award, now asked beyond the past year's schedule to students directly and suggest The University's sexual harass- There are several ways in which provide guidance and counseling S^ff Reporter a regular Monday to Friday basis, frequently to contribute Many of the bands performing presented to him at the 11th to defin- of events and basically ended up new ideas, Gregory said. ment policy was put into effect in issues concerning sexual harass- as to the complaintant's options fromS p.m. until 2 a.m. This route at the Belle Aire Club will be local Annual Symposium on Robotic itive collections such as The providing for a small group of accordance with a 1986 United ment could be handled, Byrnes and available procedures..., "and will have several stops, including ones, some consisting of Univer- Observatories, for his original Columbia History ofEn^ish Poetry students' interests. States Supreme Court case which said. Informal mediation involves that "the departments of Social Several changes have been lower Bartley lot and the Falvey sity students. "Every weekend is software program which now and The Cambridge History of In an attempt to revamp the old Our main reason for the no formal clarified that sexual harassment complaint being filed. Action Programs, Counseling implemented for the 1994-95 Library. operates on more than Literary Criticism. He also reads jam-packed with events, especially 30 Auto- programming procedures, the change is to was a form of sexual discrimina- but instead the matter would be Center, Campus Ministry, Per- school year. One of the most The service will still include the make sure the Nite Club," Lesko said. matic Photometric Telescopes and evaluates scholarly manu- staff adopted a new routine and tion. Employers must adopt a resolved through Byrnes speaking sonnel Services, and the like are significant differences is the "Weekend Shuttle," which loops Some other upcoming events (APTs) world-wide. McCook is scripts for such distinguished set up more specific committees, that tlus year students policy to ensure that the work- with the individuals involved in staffed with caring and expe- presence of the West Campus east on Lancaster Avenue and scheduled for this semester are: clearly an international figure in University Presses as Oxford, scheduling various activities on don't place is free of such harassment. order to stop the unwanted rienced human resource and devel- apartments, which house approx- makes stops at Acme, the Bryn ha¥e to go off- the Nightclub Grand Opening, this rapidly expanding field. Data Cambridge, Cornell, Chicago, the weekends and starting a Nite Federal Policy covers only Univer- behavior. opment specialists who may be imately 600 students. The area Mawr Municipal Lot, Gators, and Sept. 15; Block Party Weekend, obtained with the University's Michigan, and others. Club on campus with live enter- campus for a good time. sity employees. All cases involving A formal complaint is an actual able to help resolve concerns surrounding the the Ardmore 16-18; on West Campus West Mall. Horton APT on Mt. Hopkins in southern This summer ne will serve Sept. CBS College Tour, tainment, said Lesko Danieie Lesko, student-to-student harassment allegation of sexual harassment an ad hoc and confidential basis." apartments can only accommo- « stresses that these stops are not Sept. 19-20; Parents' Weekend, Arizona are absolutely remarkable as co-director in a National "Our main reason for the falls under the jurisdiction of the which is followed up by the In terms of alleged sexual date 300 parking spaces. There- always "cast in stone." The president of CAT Sept. 22-24; Health and Fitness in their quality and unprecedented Endowpient for the Humanities change is to make sure that this Code of Student Conduct, Byrnes University complaint officer who harassment on campus, "I think fore, two parking spaces are given shuttle leaves each evening at 5 Tour on Sheehan Beach, Sept. 29- temporal coverage. Summer Seminar for College year students don't have to gooff- said. will then engage in formal fact that the bad cases get called to to each apartment. It is up to the p.m. from the Main Lot and West 30; comedian Geoff Brown, Oct. McCook's research productivity Teachers, "Ezra Pound and His campus for a good time, Lesko "The addition of more commit- four roommates to decide who Campus. The University Wildcard 6; Maya Angelou, Oct. 27; a has been amply demonstrated Contemporaries," which will be added. tees will ensure that we accom- uses the West Campus lot and must be presented upon boarding given Broadway show in NYC, Nov. 18;; through his ongoing scientific in the Italian Alps, and in Lesko explained that the name modate the diverse interests of the must park in the shuttle. who the Main Lot. the coming fall semester shopping trip to New York City, VQI emphasizes quality and collaboration with other Villanova he will CAT was chosen to refer to the students. CAT is more facilitated The University Department of The on-demand shuttle service Dec. 3; shopping trip to Reading faculty and dozens of undergrad- be in residence at Durham Uni- University's own "Wildcats," to cater to the different aspects Public Safety admits that changes is still available to students who outlets, Dec. 10; and the Holiday uate astronomy majors over the versity, England, as Mountjoy reinforcing the staff's new plan to of the students themselves. For have been made in the shuttle need to travel within a 2-mile Bazaar, Dec. 7-8, during the "Mer- years. He has authored or co- Fellow in Modern Poetry, where focus on the student body. The example, we've scheduled many service in order community to accommodate radius of campus. Students who he will be doing research for his ry Christmas Villanova" Week, advancement authored more than 50 publica- "Saturday Down South" fresh- different bands for the Nite Club the extra on-campus students.' wish to use the on-demand shuttle Dec. 5-9. tions in refereed journals, binary next book on modernism and the men orientation event Aug. 27 to satisfy various tastes in music, By HILARY WARD can better fulfill the needs of the sense of our University commu- Last year's shuttle service worked should call the Department of was the first of many projects and a visit by the poet Maya Everyone at the CAT office, Staff Reporter University community, said Kel- nity, making decisions based on reasonably well and Public Safety Public Safety. The hours of oper- scheduled to carry out this plan. Angelou," Lesko added. located in 215 Dougherty Hall, is ley. There is also a cross- factual data, conserving resources did not receive any major com- ation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday "Despite an overall change, we Lesko and Gregory both com- looking forward to its first year The Villanova Quality Improve- functional team which works on and increasing efficiency. The plaints from students, said Jeffrey through Friday. Students in need West Campus concerns kept most of the same staff as mented on the new Nite Club in of new programming and hopes to ment (VQI) plan is rapidly expand- projects that involve several principles are all quality-based Horton, director of Public Safety, of a ride to the doctor or other before, but added a Weekend the Belle Aire Terrace which is attract a variety of students to ing on and include trust, Horton insures equal campus. The mission of departments, such as coordinating community, success emergency are given preference, (Continued from page 1) Residence Life believes it is Activities Committee and a Res- scheduled for a grand opening entertainment on-campus, said this campus-wide effort all tutoring services. leadership, teamwork, systematic this year by adding the "South to said Horton. is to ants are "capable of almost break- counter-productive to house a idence Life Forum," said Natalie Sept. 15 with problem-solving and continuous a comedy improv Lesko. improve the quality of every ing new ground," she said. The stranger m an apartment with aspect improvement. Each goal and prin- of University life. assistants must work together three other students, said Lysio- ciple is used to give structure to Formed in June 1993, VQI is because there are still many nek. The office would rather give entering this network which already its second year. The Rev. We want VHIanova to unknowns about how the apart- the residents the opportunity to Edmund involves over 200 Villanovans, he Student enrollment increases J. Dobbin, O.S.A. initiat- ments will operate; for instance, find someone who is compatible. ed the idea of a quality tfecome a community in added. initiative whether students can make the So far, that has worked very well, (Cojlftinued from page 1) region of the country, McGuire fourth of the total enrollment, said Last year a suggestion system at the University. The idea has tlw Ifost sense of tlie shift from traditional residence she added. said. McGuire. more diverse student "The undergraduate taken hold at well was set up to allow students and body," said over 1 ,000 other hall living and whether four staff The number of international day college, University College, colleges term, aH of us wortdng staff to submit ideas they think Much attention was given to McGuire. spanning the United are enough to help them through students attending the University law school and graduate studies States, as well. will help improve the University. details in the building of these "Over the past two years, we've togetlier to Imlp our that shift, she added. has also increased, said McGuire. program from the total enrollment apartments, said Lysionek. "VQI is looking Over 500 ideas have been submit- For noticed a 2.3 percent decrease in to maximize There are also some concerns "Overall in the undergraduate picture," he said. Last year the and students, eacli oUier ted since the system's implemen- instance, through experience it the number of students from the give exceptional service to the about maintenance work in the population, we have students total enrollment figure was University as tation in June 1993. Many of these has been found that students northeast and mid-Atlantic states, a whole. Its mission and Uie Ikmforsity apartments. "Anytime you open from 47 countries from all over 11,039; this year, the figure want the storage room under the while that is to involve were put into action using VQI. . same increase from the the entire University four brand-new apartments there Europe, the Middle East and the dropped to 10,742, he added. succeed at beds, so the beds built community to improve not only tlw ligliest Empowerihg the individual to were to west and southwest," said are always things to shake out," Far East," he added. "It is important to note that we services at Villanova, make a difference is a major goal accommodate that need. Also, the McGuire. This year, 45 students but to le¥eL said Lysionek. "Some things are The Unversity's rightsizing are not aiming to trim the sizes further of VQI. Kelley said. desks were made to be computer from the state of California its strong sense of com- not going to work the way they're plan is designed to reduce the total of the law school, graduate Rev. Edmund J. school munity," said DobMn, O.SJL, VQI is based around quality, compatible, she said. Great atten- enrolled in the University, com- Dr. John Kelley, supposed to." There is a difference undergraduate population to 5,700 or University College," tion given to detail, said director of the Office of Planning Uimrsity PrtsidMt community and service, and was and "it pared to 36 students last year, he between something not working students within approximately McGuire. From the total enroll-' and Institutional strives to keep small makes us pleased to do that," she added. Research. problems right and something breaking, she seven years. Currently, the 1994 ment standpoint, added. "we are on the The committee is composed of from developing into larger ones. need to be said. The students Of the 1,645 students enrolled undergraduate enrollment figure decrease we are looking for," he a steering "We want Villanova committee, subcommit- to become a take care For the most part the apart- is educated about how to in the freshman class, 73.3 percent 6,220. Now in its fourth year, said. tees and 22 unit improvement VQI has a set of goals and community in the best sense of of their apartments so that ever- ments have been running smooth- are from the "rightsizing is alive and well," "We are on the right track; we principles mid-Atlantic states; teams. The steering committee is which are used to guide the term , all of us working togeth ything runs smoothly, she added. ly, said Lysionek. "I think the 13.9 percent from the New Eng- McGuire said. just slowed up slightly this year comprised of over 30 volunteers; the improvement process, said er to help our students, each other Another concern regards vacan- apartments are a wonderful addi- land states; 5.05 percent Although the undergraduate due to the popularity of the Kelley. This year's goals include and the University from the however, there are a variety of succeed at the At the tion," she said. "It's nice for us cies in the apartments. southern states; 3.5 percent from population is the main target of University and its name. We'll be roles in VQI. There is a tw(Hiay developing higher impact projects, highest level. This goal is the sole PHOTO BY KATHLEEN COONEY banning of the year there were to be able to provide them to the the University's rightsizing able to pick this up in the building student the western states; and 3.35 next training process and orientation involvement, focus of our quality initiative," The Wildcat Shuttle offers students a chance to leave campus. three vacancies. The Office of upperclassmen," she added. percent from the north-central efforts, it constitutes only one- few years," said McGuire. for all faculty and staff so they continuing to enrich the growing said Dobbin. .. .»•.• •, " ,f. •'•- ..' .. 1' - «»Vv< Page 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • Stptmiber 9, 1994 Sapfmbtr 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag» 7 September 23-25 Featuring: Friday Night • Live Entertainment, Food and fun for the whole family. Saturday Trolley Tours of Campus Vlllanova Football vs. Boston University A Night in Monte Carlo — caslno-IIke games and prizes. Dancing, food, and entertainment. Sunday • Champagne and Dining Hall Brunches • Parents' Weekend IVIass •Reservations must be received by September 1 5. For more Information, please visit the Student Development Office In 214 Dougfierty Hall or call 519-4210. Come experience the glamour and excitement of Hollywood at Vlllanova. I Extra Extra FREE FOOD 5 5 2 2 7 7 3 3 6 6 ^6 WEEKNIGHTS ARE mum m Monday, Sept. 26 Donahue Hall For more informatm call: 610-519-7280. -• ' :^m^mm^/x^:.i^^m^.^^.. „ . .^^^^^^ ,.,.,,-r,-v:'<^J^'^^i»^^'^'. •-'( I ,, STAINED PAGE , September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 9 m COMMENTARY ViLLANOVAN One senior's quick brush with fraternity rush 201 Dougherty Hall» Villanova University, VUlanova, Pa. 19085 * By DAVID GREAVES was selling out your identity. I felt impressed by the Elizabeth Barszczewtki Kathryn "brotherhood." become just like the others. I gave turned a shade of red I had never and A. Szumanski truly enlightened. No. Wrong. False. Guys join him the phone number of my seen before, and began shaking in Editors in Clii«f I want to share with everyone The next topic was dues. Dur- my fraternities to meet girls and get travel agent before I moved on to a fit of rage like he was the only Alexander W. Scofieid experience with fraternities at ing his discussion, I believe he drunk, not to achieve some phony talk to someone else. The creature one experiencing the shock waves Associate Editor Villanova. Not too long ago, I went forgot to tell me and the other sense of brotherhood that we and I had agreed, through a series of a silent earthquake. Needless to Stephanie MacDougall a rush meeting with one of attendees that we would, in effect, would lie about to keep our of grunts, that I would help him to say, I was asked to leave in a Managing Editor 'Nova's many frats. Other rushes be buying our friends (Get 'em charter. return to his homeland in not-so-pplite manner. My convic- and I were seated in a group in while they're hot!). I imagined the Before I could figure out wheth- exchange for hiking lessons. tion had been affirmed that I Pages the middle of a circle of frat boys Imperious Septembers, 1994 Leader in a loud, check- er I felt sorry for the Imperious The next kid I talked to appar- didn't belong with their beer- when one of them began to speak. ered suit selling used cars, cavort- Leader's shallow existence, we ently thought very highly of guz^ling, womanizing ilk anyway. The Imperious Waterbuffalo ing about the TV screen, and were given the opportunity to himself. I'll call him Bob to protect 1 decided to retain my identity, Poobah, or whatever he calls pleading with me to come on down speak with some of the assembled his identity. Bob began telling me and leave the frat boys and their himself, first discussed the grand to the showroom. frat boys. The first one I talked about the fraternity before I could childhood (oh, silly me . . . broth- Vacation diversity of his noble frat. There over for reps; Soon after I awoke from my to reminded me of Lenny from Of even ask any questions. He said erhood) to themselves. were whites, Filipinos, African- daze, it dawned on me that this Mice and Men: A giant gawking that his frat "got all the chicks." Aniericans, and Hispanic Grand Poobah character's life was oaf with about 80 percent body fat. He became somewhat irate when members of the what are frat. I looked nothing more than a shallow, David Greaves is a senior majoring words worth? Halfway through our conversa- I asked him how long it took to around myself and saw that all in accounting. pathetic lie. He drolled on ad tion, I realized that he wasn't inflate all the "chicks" he got. Bob of them were wearing work boots, nauseam about some fabricated really a frat boy at all . . . he wasn't Even we cynical jeans, flannel shirts and dirty and jaded editors of the Villanovan sense of "brotherhood" we would even human. He apparently was white hats with perfectly curved experience lapses in our usually sound judgment from be oh-so-proud of after being some sort of Mongolian Ape that brims. Gee, until this point in time to time. my abused like dogs for a semester. had been captured in the Hima- life, I guess I just hadn't realized He told us how he joined this layas, and trained to drink bad Last March, elections were held to select ON CAIVIPUS student that the true meaning of diversity particular frat because he was beer, sell out his identity and representatives to serve as members of the Student WITH SHARON GRIFFIN Scope on the Stones Government Association (SGA) and the University Senate. During the months of February and March, we Wiiere do you iive, ami were bombarded with punchy catch phrases and campaign How slogans, Keith and Mick made us sicic pop-campus buzz words unique to Villanova, and, are you iiappy with at best, empty promises By guaranteeing our personal welfare ALEX SCOPiELD purchased a one-way ticket to Uncle Rupe and I were faring' and happiness in exchange for our votes. alcoholic hell: a pint bottle of no better than the Stones by this^ Two years ago, my Uncle Rupe Johnny Walker And we'll be the first to admit that we bought into Red. point. In a moment of curiosity, your decision? corrupted me when he bought me In the spirit of Woodstock '94, Rupe fished the liquor it. And believed that underneath all of the candidates* bottle out a 1.75-liter bottle of scotch for my Uncle Rupe and I gathered by RFK of its paper bag. ' - * To our dismay, - - »« . high-pitched rhetoric were substantial and genuine ideas birthday. This summer, when Stadium on a quasi-alcoholic we had all but finished off the' capable of implementation. Rupe kindly allowed me to live basis. And, like the original Wood- entire bottle in a disturbingly with his In good faith and with high hopes, we at the family while I was stock, we determined that this short amount of time. My uncle employed in Washington, D.C., I was going Villanovan endorsed candidates who we believed would to be a free concert for was suddenly stricken with the decided to repay the favor. It was us. So we found a spot to sit urge to head home; best serve the interests of the undergraduate student body. the languid time for me to corrupt Uncle Rupe. outside of a dip in the saddle- rendition of "Jumpingjack Flash" And now the time has come for our elected student officials Simply put, my uncle's life had shaped stadium, and waited for that was not playing failed to to demonstrate their worth and entirely merit, and prove to us LETTERS become too normal. Mid- the music to begin. revive our spirits. We stumbled that our votes were not cast in vain. dle age is not easy for a man who The Glimmer Twins and their around RFK Stadium in a daze, has inherited the Our representatives are not only responsible for those Scofieid family's musical accomplices began on a trying unsuccessfully to find the dominant insanity gene. This is high note. As the Stones launched Metro station. duties specific to their offices, but also must be held Mcy idea for new TV channel spent why we the early part of into a cover of Buddy Holly's "Not Our once-noble ambition to accountable for their actions by the voters, without whom the summer drinking beers on the Fade Away," our minds were resurrect the spirit of Woodstock their positions To the Editor: would not be secured. Madison Square Garden. advertisers like The Club and the porch of his new house in the D.C. about as hazy as the perpetually- had turned into an intoxicated Often times elected officials lose sight of their Never mind the fact that the National Enquirer. Jeez, if there's suburbs, concocting grandiose overcast D.C. summer sky. And indication that one of our favorite It was a typical June Friday plans to crash Woodstock '94. the uplifting campaign goals and promises and fall victim to political game was not suspended, but a market for the New York Post, multigenerational bands had finally let old age wear night in the Windy City. There really just between Rupe was a veteran of the musical experience continued it Alzheimer's disease; the responsibility periods, and there have to be people willing to as down. And if we had gone to of curing this I was at work, not in a bar where the broadcast was not on the watch this endeavor. original Woodstock, and desper- the World's Greatest Rock and Woodstock? Well, we probably short-term memory problem rests solely with the voter. I belonged, when one of col- my scoreboard, and the players were The network might actually put ately wanted to return to Upstate Roll band played a string of killer could have successfully hopped Our leagues asked me to join him in student-elected representatives must hold up not watching the scoreboard. a dent in New York for this summer's tunes from their Some Girls the fences, unemployment through * perhaps even thrown the library. He said that I abso- their end of the bargain, however, and make their Other than that, the talking head a bizarre trickle-down effect. Once show. The 1%9 mega-concert had album. mudballs at Green Day's guitarist lutely had to see something. Being Regency — St. Davids West Philly campaign promises of last March a reality. was right on the money. a celebrity is dehumanized, that served as a high point for his Suddenly, everything turned from the mosh pit. But something a sports-minded After being hassled trying to It's not where I'd prefer to company, and But being youth. "I was high for a year after sour. It seemed as though And to those of in the entrepreneur and means one more unemployed the tells me that wasn't exactly what you such elected positions: our knowing that the Knicks-Rockets drop a friend off in the new live because it's a pain in the good C&F student that I am, I figured actor finds the spotlight. Shed no that weekend," he would some- aging process that had eluded the Uncle Rupe wanted from the judgment has returned. And we're going to be very NBA Finals game was on the tube apartments, I'm really glad I butt to commute, but it is a lot there had to be a way to turn this tears for the old celebrity; he or times tell me. Stones for decades suddenly hit experience. careful that it never takes a in there, I naturally assumed he moved off. Even though it's not cheaper than living on campus. momentary leave of absence into a money-making venture. If she can always get guest-starring My uncle was not referring to the fifty-somethings full force. When I awoke the next morn- wanted to show me Patrick Ewing as strict as living on campus, again. you combine tabloid television, roles on "Hollywood Squares" or any illicit substances. He was The concert quickly assumed a ing, the 1969 Woodstock seemed, getting schooled by Hakeem 01a- there's other worries living off- the information superhighway "Murder, She Wrote" (Wouldn't talking about a genuine feeling of wrinkled, weatherbeaten face as even more than a quarter-century campus. jouwan (obligatory 10-year anni- elation and the penchant for today's you like to see J. next to Charles optimism and that he took Mick and Keith groaned out sev- away. I fixed myself some break- versary Georgetown insult). What celebrities to make complete asses Nelson Reilly in the center square away from the show after escap- eral songs from the current album, fast, and realized that Uncle Rupe Brandon Sutherlin he showed me was much more Susan Kinloch West of themselves (read: Lisa-Marie some day?). ing the maze of traffic on the New as well as some forgotten gems. had already been downstairs. Sophomore campus housing bizarre, mind you. He was watch- Senior and the One-Gloved King of Pop), In the past 18 months, we've York Thruway. But there was There's nothing wrong with an There was an open packet of Alka- Biology ing the OJ. Channel. Accounting and if going oldie, you have "The Celebrity seen Rick James, J. and Tonya homework to do he was obscure but "Memory Mot- Seltzer and an open bottle of It wasn't really the OJ. Chan- Destruction Channel." (for Penthouse readers, TOO to relive the Woodstock expe- el," in my humble opinion, was Tylenol on the table. shows nel, you, festive mind but the live feed potentiai The future of the United States MUCH of Tonya) get theirs in the rience. Realizing that beyond not the greatest choice. As the from KNBC in Loa Angeles, which lies in cable systems capable of media. For once, I'd like to stop Santana and Bob Dylan, a major- concert within RFK's walls sput- Alex Scofieid is a senior English interrupted the basketball cham- delivering 500 channels. Some- the ity of the Woodstock '94 per- tered, our Johnny Walker major whose '90s life embodies the Friday evening rolls channel surfing between When around and the sun sets {Monship in favor of J. taking a tihiog has tojbe broadcast on these ^'Hard Copy /^ "A Current Affair." formers would be unfamiliar switched hands with an increas- '60s virtues of peace, love and over West Campus, there are oiiiy a:i^ thijQgs missing. mce eyetfing diive on the San channels (oiuy so many networks and "Jenny Jones" and get the territory, Rupe memorized the ing speed. inet>riation. In fact, if the FEeeway.jj^e ho|l V'.,S7.^ K ;•¥ \<', Cj-wi %^y '^11 rf-^: 1 Page 10 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9. 1994 September 9. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pege 1 OP-ED Criminally flawed bills hazardous to our health are let Congressional majority of criminals out By JOE PATTERSON plan while vowing to veto any bill While the American people can that none of the a of prison long before their sen- that would not provide coverage tentatively claim victory in defeat- members actually read the bill, 1500 tences are served. Making rapists, for all citizens. Through the ing socialized medicine, recent document that exceeded During this past summer, two other casting their decid- murderers and convicted major congressional debates con- ensuing debates, it has become passage of the crime bill warrants pages, before only after the criminals serve their full sen- sumed a great deal of floor time clear that maintaining the current concern. The media seemed to ing votes. It was that the media tences is much more of a deterrent in both the House and Senate. The quality of care and research while presume that the Clinton crime passage of the bill investigation into than the rare use of capital punish- health care and anti-crime discus- insuring all of America could only bill would pass without confron- began their true And ment. Considering that repeat sions each dealt with federal be coupled with a financially tation and, accordingly, they the nuances of the legislation. has raised offenders account for a surprising remedies for the country's genuine bankrupt nation. The Democratic originally gave it minimal cover- what is being revealed large ammount of the criminal concerns. Health care and crime leaders realized this and George age. Only after Clinton was some questions. for activity, it seems logical that are indeed problems over which Mitchell's proposal was quickly shocked and embarrassed when First, the $9 billion set aside requiring entire sentences to be FEATURES law- there exist legitimate anxieties, accepted by Clinton, even though his own party members shot down the hiring of 100,000 new has been served would cut down on much but the respective federal "solu- it failed to ensure universal his proposal did the crime bill enforcement agents experts to of this criminal activity. tions" over-promise and under- coverage. make it to the forefront of national modified by many just 20,000 In addition to some suspect deliver. For this reason, President But passage of this more mod- discussion. forecast a hiring of reasons for this social spending and some dubious Clinton's health care proposal is erate plan is also in danger as the new officers. The policies that include the practice nearly dead and the newly passed American people have become dramatic downsizing in expecta- The Career Planning Office hosts a ''Resumania'' tions include the following: first, of employing drug offenders as crime bill might soon be regretted. increasingly wary of federal Clearly, a crime bill was counsellors, there is also the it require local communities drug fair Health care reform, the same bureaucracies seizing control of would that gives students guidelines on how to write long owriue. However, billion distressing idea that Congress issue that got Clinton elected in such an enormous portion of the to put up an estimated $28 funds over the next simply will not have the funds to an 1992, will cost Democratic seats American economy. Clearly the [Clinton's] effort was of their own impressive resume. the 100,000 pay for the bill. Estimates of the in the upcoming November elec- American people feel their health six years to maintain half'hearted at best and after the first true cost vary, but many people tions. This ironic reality has been care system needs reforming. new officers. Also, funding for the put the addition to the deficit at made possible by a fresh aware- However, they also fear the pros- merely gnes Congress six years, federal $15 billion. ness on the part of the American pect of depositing one-seventh of new agents would disappear com- and the American the Clearly, a crime bill was long people in regard to the facts the nation's economy into the pletely, seriously hampering overdue. However, this effort was concerning the original presiden- clutches of a seemingly ineffectual people a false sense of ability of local governments to maintain their newly expanded half-hearted at best and merely tial proposal. Since last September program. The American people Travel to Belfast, security. a last- gives Coi%ress and the American Ireland, with Campus Ministry's when Clinton proposed the bill, realize that the path that they are police force. Furthermore, people a false sense of security. over 30 percent of the American being led down by the federal minute amendment to the bill Habitat for Humanity group. divert some of the The government should consider people who originally thought it policy makers is one that intro- allows cities to putting the funds that would have was a good proposal, have with- duces a plethora of new problems Obviously, America is in need $9 billion to programs that have earmarked for health care drawn their support. Meanwhile, while solving a scant number of of a crime bill in a way that is nothing to do with expanding law been toward a crime bill that the numbers of those who oppose old issues. truly tragic. Clinton's original enforcement. The push for more reform it will would have a little more bite in the bill have nearly doubled. As It appears that after nearly a pork-filled proposal didn't make it police is commendable, but the year of debate, the facts of Clin- through Congress. However, the ultimately fail in attaining its self- it. Instead, the president will of July, well over half of Freshmen and orientation counselors circle American people opposed Clin- ton's 1,300-page proposition have remodelled proposal, after trim- promised goals. claim a domestic victory while bill virtually the same number of not in fashion on ton's plan. The American people come out. His financial miscalcu- ming down billions of painfully A second concern about the Find out what's hot and what's around to catch their breath during the 1994 people die and virtually h^ye realized that the "simplicity lations and political missteps may conspicuous social spending dol- is that increasing the number of innocent this fall. New Student Orientation. and savings, choice, quality and have torpedoed substantial health lars, passed through Congress death penalty crimes from two to the same number of violent offend- campus responsibility" promised by Pres- care reform in any form. Growing relatively smoothly. Nevertheless, 60 will have little effect in deter- ers terrorize the streets. ident Clinton are simply cynicism, resulting from a distaste it appears as though Congress' ring crime. The extremely infre- nonexistent. for devious dealings and deceitful acceptance of the new bill, under- quent cases of putting a criminal Patterson is a sophomore In the few months following his packaging, has just about guaran- standably fueled by an evident to death will have a trivial impact Joe majoring in the political science, initial delivery, Clinton aban- teed that health reform will not concern of the citizenry, was a bit on criminal activity on the whole economics, and honors programs. doned some of the specifics of his be passed this year. hasty. In reality, the media report as long as they know that the vast There will be an informational meeting for all ^ ENTERTAINMENT Neil Young continues to rise above commercial rock standards with his those interesteil in working on triumphant new release Sleeps With Angels. the ViUanovan, Boyz II Men returns all grown up after a three year hiatus on their soulful II. Tuesday, Sept 13 in the Day Hop Whoopi Goldberg and Ray Liotta cover a spectrum of emotions in the touching "Corrina Corrina." at8p,m. PHOTO COURTESY OF POLYGRAM Van Morrison spends A Night In San Francisco mixing up the blues^ funk and jazz sounds that have made him a legend for his latest Polydor release. We hope to see you all there! ^^jfjfjf}fjfjfjfjfjf}fJfJf>f^}fJf^>f}f:^Jf}f}f^^^^^^^^^ 435 6 ..i'. ^.j^i't^fiji^li^Sit'. September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 13 Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 E A T U R E S ' • » . . ipate in trip) Thursdays, Sept. 28, Oct. 13, Nov. 10, Dec. 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. in St. Rita's Students tiung up on decorating walls witti posters Sept. 12 Fall Break Chapel. Beiie Air ByMEUSSASALSO ing item among Villanova wide variety posters made it easy In general, feel most students hockey. . . you name it, we've got Assistant Features Editor students? find something to Habitat for for students to that posters are a simple way to it," revealed the duo. The first meeting of the Belle Air Volunteer Posters, of course. suit their fancy. brighten up the room and feel Musicians and famous sports Four stark bare walls over- yearbook staff will be held on Thursday, Misc. Sure a small percentage of wall Freshman Steve Zemaitatis more at home. figures appear to be more popular Humanity whelm you as you swing the dorm Sept. 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the East Lounge. Appalachia space is devoted to calendars, was impressed with the sale. "It Sophomore roommates Michael among male students, while a room door open for the first time. tapestries, All those who are interested in working photographs, and the was great, I bought four posters," Tsakolos and Michael Simonetti number of males admitted to Fall Break trip Los Angeles, California, Villanova volunteers will sponsor a You have just entered the lifeless not-necessarily-seasonal on the yearbook staff as writers, photo-* Library Christ- he said. shared that posters of hometown having no particular pattern to Habitat for Humanity, Earthquake Resto- the Glenmary Farm in Falvey 10 by 10 foot space which will graphers or on layout are welcome. Hope service trip to mas lights. However, a whopping But with such a vast selection, sports idols as well as favorite their assortment. ration, Oct. 15-22. Mandatory meeting Vanceburg, Ky. Saturday, Oct. 15 to serve as your "home" for the next to see you there! hours fail 1994 100 percent of a sample of Villan- just how does one choose what to teams decorate their walls. On the other hand, romantic Monday, Sept. 12, 6:30 p.m. St. Rita's Friday, Oct. 21. Service will focus on few months. What can remedy ova their walls? students surveyed revealed hang on "Baseball, basketball, soccer, (Continued on page 1 7) Chapel. Limited to 12 students. Call 519- also this horrid, manual labor, social service work and boring environment of that their walls have at least three 8932 or 519-8684 for info. Regular hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 wall learning about the richness of the vanish- to wall white cinderblocks or more posters covering them. a.m. -midnight; Friday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; ing Appalachian culture. A willingness to and puke green industrial The art print and poster sale, Saturday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday noon- serve the poor and an open mind and heart carpeting? sponsored by the Campus Activ- Sept. 1 Prep meetings midnight. Posters, of course. are all that is needed! ities Team (CAT), held in Dough- Meal plan encourages variety (required participation in order to be part IVIother of Good Although back to school means erty Hall Aug. 24-31, enabled of the trip) will take place on Tuesday, new notebooks, pens, pencils, Villanovans to stock up on art 1 By REGINA O'TOOLE There has also been a change Many students at the cafe Sept. 6-7 Sunday, white-out, paper say Sept. 13, p.m. in Corr Chapel, and any other of reproductions, nature prints, Assistant Features Editor Schmus lecture in management, and as a result the quality of food could be better. Sept. 18, 3-5 p.m., St. Rita's Chapel, and Counsel the countless supplies necessary g;allery and museum reproduc- "the whole atmosphere has "You could easily spend the same Sunday, Oct. 3-5 p.m., St. Rita's Chapel. for a successful collie There will be a 9, experience, tions, movie and music personal- This fall brings SNAP (Student Nurses' of some changes changed ... we're treated like amount of money somewhere else VFC Our Mother Good Counsel needs the main focus for meeting Association of PA) meeting many students ities, and black and white to the Villanova Dining Services. on Tuesday, volunteers to work with our young idiots. It's not comfortable," she people is not gearing up for studying, but 7:30 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr Room in photography. The student meal plan has been said. Villanova in the following ways: The Feminist Coalition will rather interior decorating. And Regardless of in Connelly Center. Villanova alumn, Cindy differences revised and now includes a side A few students explain that host a Gender Issue Teach religion in a holistic way to Discussion Sept. 13 Rich what is the most popular decorat- interests and tastes, the sale's Schmus, a CHOP oncology nurse, will Volunteer St. account. According to a Villano- they like the little shop because at 7 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr Room of the children in grades 1-7, each Sunday, from speak on "Pain Management in Children." van Dining Services Pamphlet, they do not have to wait in long Connelly Center. This forum is to encour- 10 a.m.-ll:15 a.m. Holidays and semester Francis Inn the new plan allows students to lines. "It's cool because it has the age faculty and students to express both breaks will be free for you. Sundays run purchase food and drinks for little snacks and stuff," said Dana their concerns and ideas surrounding from Sept. 25 to the first Sunday in May. Join the team of students who will serve snacks with the points in their McCloskey. gender issues as they exist on this campus If interested, please call Sister Ann at St. Francis Inn (a facility in Kensington accounts, during unspecified The Ice Cream Shop accepts the and in society. Through this discussion of Schwarz at 525-0147 (W) or 527-0147 (H), 'Resumania' assists run by the Franciscans for the homeless mealtime hours. This gives Vil- Wildcard and students' side and get better meals," said Greg viewpoints, VFC will set its agenda for the /\.d./\.l . Sept. 1 8 of North Philadelphia) over Fall Break lanovans a new flexibility and accounts. His lunchmate, Martin 1994-95 academic year. Frankos. (Sunday, Oct. 16 to Friday, Oct. 21). Our Art exhibit convenience in their schedules. Burke, wishes that the meal plan Villanova students live in the guest house in job For example, a student with a searclies was offered, but says "one good Athletic training next to the Inn and work alongside of the 10-meal plan has a side account Time iManagement "A Survey of Work, 1955-1994 Burton thing is that you can see the food permanent staff who serve. It is a week equal to 7,500 points per semester, being made." Wasserman," Sept. 6 to Oct. 12. Reception: By PATRICK WHITE The third rule to resume writ- Positions available for student athletic of challenge, stretching and gdod laughs. a student with a 14-meal plan has Kathy Mulhern, the unit man- Effective Learning Sept. 11, 3:30-5:30 p.m. Exhibit courtesy Staff Reporter ing is the use of specific informa- trainers. Responsibilities include injury Restricted to those with a generous heart, 6,250 points, and a student with ager, agrees, "One benefit [of of the Mangel Gallery, Philadelphia, Pa. recognition, of tion. It is important to use exact evaluation and treatment. a sense humor and a desire to serve the a 19-meal plan has 5,000 points. The Belle Air Terrace, located Bartley Cafe] is that the food is The Career Planning and Place- numbers, for example in hours, Program Students will work with all intercollegiate poor. Prep meetings (required in order to Each point is equilavent in Connelly in faith - to one Center, has added a cooked to order, not premade. teams. Growing ment office will be hosting a dates, dollars and so on, said Excellent opportunity and resume participate) will be Wednesday, Sept. 21, cent. Therefore, 7,500 points few decorations to accommodate Also, we have the best cheese- Getting off to a good start is sometimes "Resumania" fair Sept. 26 from Dudak. builder for physical therapy and med 8-9 p.m. in St. Rita's Chapel, Wednesday, equal $75. the new night club and moved the steak on campus!" The Bartley difficult. Dr. Reilly will offer practical An informal time to get to know other 10 a.m.-4 p.m. in the basement of A recruiting assistant for a school students. Freshmen and sophomores Oct. 5 and Oct. 12, 8-10 p.m., Bryn Mawr salad bar to the center of the cafe. Cafe also accepts the Wildcard. suggestions for better time management students and to reflect together on how the Corr Hall. major accounting firm which only, multi-year commitment required. Room, Connelly Center. It will be a week This made room for a bakery that and study techniques in a brief workshop gospel message speaks to us in our The debut prc^am will be part recruits on campus also had some Financial aid and work study available. that you will never forget. sells fresh cookies, cakes, and The this Tuesday, Sept. 13, 3 p.m.-3:50 p.m. everyday life. Our meetings are relaxed and of Career Week, which runs Sept. tips for students who are prepar- Contact Daniel Unger, x-4125, Nevin F.H. muffins. in the Counseling Center, 106 Corr Hall. informal. Mondays 8 p.m. St. Rita's 24-29. ing resumes. by Sept. 18. Many students say their favor- Chapel. All are CREAM The workshop is free and no sign-up is welcome. Sponsored by "The reason for scheduling the "The most important aspect of ites are '•if n {) r I' I the pastry shop and the necessary. Campus Ministry. resume fair before the other a resume is that it appears on a pasta. "I love it! I like the atmos- Fall events is so that students can single page. We as employers More improvements have been Break service Villanova phere, it's good," says sophomore l^St football have assistance in preparing a want to be able to look at the page made to the eight dining facilities Stacy Akers. Her friend Krista resume which they can hand out and find out what we need to trip — Mexico on campus. The Ice Cream Shop Halpin, a junior, agrees with Free student tickets for all Wildcat home her Sept. 21 to employers later on in the week know fast. It must be easy to read (formerly games. Campus Confections), but has one complaint. "I don't The Corner Grille, located on There wiH be a volunteer at the career fair," said Nancy and have different headings in located on the ground floor of trip to the Present your valid student ID like the pictures of nuns plastered the first floor of Dougherty Hall, Sept. 1 at the Dudak, director of Career bold print," the recruiter said. Connelly Yucatan, serving in the Mission of Friend- Center, has stopped all over," Halpin added. has not changed since last year. Lawless Lecture student entrance at Gate 1. Student Planning. "Some headings which are selling shio. The mission works in the urban and cookies. Desserts such as The Belle Aire Terrace It's favorite entrance will open 90 minutes before kick- accepts a lunch spot for many rural areas of Dudak feels that there are three important to include are both a ice Merida, Mexico, with the cream and frozen. yogurt are the Wildcard, it Cave, Cinema, and the Church: Augus- off. Student sections: SA, SB, NA, NB. as has in the past, students, but others, like Chris- Sara Nichols Maya Indians. Trip will take place major components to a good school and home address to ensure now featured. tine of Hippo and Walker Percy. Fr. George Satur- 1994 home but this fall it allows students to tine Mella, complain about the schedule: Friday, September resume. that the employer can contact the day, Oct. 15 to Oct. 22. Prep meetings (all A few students dislike the use their side accounts and meal long lines. Lawless, O.S.A. Patristic Institute, the 9, vs. Liberty, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. The Corner Grille discussion four are required attendance in order "The first ingredient is aesthet- student. Career objectives, educa- change. plan Augustinianum, Rome, Italy. to 17, vs. Delaware, equivalency during the usual accepts the Wildcard, students' 1 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. tion, experience with bold participate in the trip) will be on the ic appeal. The print should not be work Commuters Kristen Belmont mealtime hours. Saint Augustine Lecture 1994, sponsored 24, vs. Boston U., 1 p.m. meal equivalency, and side Sara Nichols, candidate for U.S. Con- (Parents Weekend); busy, and the information should face dates of employment, and a and Diane Augustinian following Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m., in Center for Hansen say they "want Cafe Bartley is located in Bar- accounts. by Studies. Villanova Univer- Saturday, Oct. 1, vs. Richmond, 1 gress, Pennsylvania 7th Congressional Peace p.m.; be neatly organized under head- list of activities," she said. the cookies sity, and Justice Education, Sullivan Hall, back," while other tley Hall and has not made any The Italian Kitchen (formerly District, Connelly Center Cinema, Sept. 21, Saturday, Oct. 29, vs. William Wednesday, Sept. 14, 7:30 p.m., & Mary ings," stated Dudak. "Second, it The recruiter stressed that the Sept. 13 and 20, Oct. 4 and 11. It is an customers complain the prices are changes since last year. Presently Cinema, 7:30 p.m. (Homecoming), 11:30 a.m.; Saturday, The Day Hop), located on the first Connelly Center. Nov. is important to have the informa- activities listed should be those too high. opportunity of a lifetime! One ice cream scooper they offer four kinds of fresh pizza floor of Dougherty Hall, Supports Admission free. Call x7903 for more 5, vs. West Chester, 1 p.m. has made gun control; supports health tion in order of priority. This gives which take up a lot of time. in the shop information. agrees that $2.25 for daily, fat-free gourmet muffins, only a slight change since last care for all Americans; supports reproduc- the student a little room to decide "Employers want to know about a cone is expensive. "They've frozen, soft serve, fat-free yogurt, year. The only difference, says tive services for women; supports the positions of leadership and large right Chautaqua which information is most signif- lowered the standard of food and and various other kinds to of lunch Joanne Findelson, the unit man- make personal and private family icant, and they can keep the best commitments of time. Not only increased the prices," she said. food. ager for The Corner Grille and planning decisions; accepts no special St. Attention all writers, artists, photo- at the top." (Continued on page 1 7) interest money; Villanova Angela iMerici Law School graphers, and thinkers: come out and join graduate, attorney; wife, mother, commun- Sept. 27 Parish Chautaqua! Don't be frightened by the ity activist. name, though, we're just the other campus No admittance charge. newspaper. For information, Inner city experience in the South Bronx, call 519-3519. Beta Tlieta Pi accepts cliarter Informational meeting, /' feji-si •* -ft***','*;?.o>^ it^*'*' ?*'" Wednesday, Sept. ^nmmgnnii olMAP vollevball 21, 7 p.m. in the Campus Ministry r- Center for Peace and if By There are many requirements their own separate chapter, Justice Education, basement, Sullivan MEG SCIBONA the SNAP and the Undergraduate Nursing Pianists/keyboard Staff Reporter a colony must satisfy before it is brothers of Beta Theta Pi Hall. For questions contact FatherJackson, players/ guitarists were Sept. 1 Senate invite the faculty and staff to needed for Sunday evening masses. Contact able to become a chartered chap- finally rewarded. President challenge the students to a volleyball game. Gary Stegall of Campus Ministry at 519- ter. Fulfilling these mandates Andrew Faupel explained that The event will take place on Sept. 27 from 4089. This past summer, the Villa- requires a great deal of time and after all the hard work, "It's like Casino Night 4:30-6:00 in St. Mary's gym and dinner will nova colony of the Beta Theta Pi dedication on the part of all the winning the world series." be provided. fraternity received its and brothers. Beta Theta Pi has been Used charter The Zeta Epsilon chapter is eyeglasses became the Zeta Epsilon chapter. working toward this ideal since Sept. 17, Casino Night. Dealers needed planning a black tie affair on Winter Break Beta Theta Pi got its start on they became a colony in 1991. March 18 when the official charter 7:30 to midnight. Sign-up in Dougherty 214 wanted this campus in 1980 as a local This past year the brothers will be presented to by Thursday, Sept. 15. Sponsored by the them by the fraternity, called Lambda Tau spent a lot of time assembling an Campus Activities Team. For general secretary of the fraternity. this school year, 1994-95, Campus Delta. Ten years later, for risk SO-page petition which included They expect local chapters and Volunteer Mmistry will be collecting Oct. 6 Panama used (but in good reasons, the broth- letters management of recommendation from alumni to join condition) them. eyeglasses that will be sent to ers sought after a national frater- administrators involved in Greek This event is significant Attention For our fourth year, Villanova Volun- seniors ^^^ ^^y- Short Hills, NJ. nity that held the same ideals and life at Villanova, a biography on u/u/a.HTn'^fl^^J"^ because it makes these brothers teers, of the Campus Ministry Office, will I he glasses will be eventually SNAP meeting values that they did. They found each brother, and a request signed the chartering members of the If you have a Grade Point Average of sponsor a service trip for Engineerings distributed to people in developing coun- Beta Theta Pi and joined it as a by all brothers. On August 7, at Villanova chapter. The last pledge 3.0 or better majors (and some . and would like to apply to other students with tries such as India, Africa, South and The next SNAP meeting will be Thurs- colony under the University of a convention held in Marco Island, v.lass of the local chapter gradu- be a WHO'S WHO candidate, please come fluent Spanish skills) to Wacuco, Panama, Central America. Eyeglasses day, Oct. 6 at 4:30 in the East Lounge of may be Pennsylvania Phi chapter in 1991. Fla. eight brothers presented their ated last year. to the 1-14. broi^ht The remaining Dean of Students Office and Jan. Volunteers will work with the to the Campus Ministry Office in Dougherty Hall. Gabrielle Anik from the The members were considered petition to those in attendance. brothers all started complete Franciscan bt. out as Betas. an application. The deadline is Missions in the jungles east of Rita s Hall or to the Sunday Medical College of Pa. will speak on "How evening to be equal to the brothers of the Rush chairperson Scott This will serve to Thursday, City. liturgies further their Sept. 15. Panama There will be four prepara- and left in the Sacristy. Thank • to do well on a test." other 146 national chapters, but Strasser explained, "We were sense of unity. Jay Langin, philan- tion meetings (required for all who partic- you. as a colony they were not entitled voted on by every chapter. The thropy chairperson and social co- to voting privileges or legislative show of support from everyone ' chairperson commented, "We rights and they still had to follow there was great and we were able have a lot of new ideas and we the laws of the national fraternity. to bring it back to Villanova." anticipate a successful future." Beta Theta Pi President Andy Eaupel spoke at the National This motivated the brothers at After three years of working Convention held this summer. Announcements for the FYlpage are due in the VHIanovan office, Villanova to seek their charter. toward this ideal of becoming typed, doulde'Spaced, Tuesday at 3 p.m. - I . < .« ' ./j.^ . .iS*{'/JSi{-<-'rw.rf, Pagt 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • 8»ptinby 9. 1994 S»pfmbr 9, 1994 • THE VtLLANOVAN • Pay 15 E A T U R E S E A T U R E S Spotlight: CAT roars onto oampus witti new ideas 'Novans break ground in Belfast conferences" as "just a As a result, there are now two free from 9 p.m.-l a.m. to mark Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. "A lot of people national Weekend Activities the many benefits." By CHRISTINE MULLER Coordinators, its official opening. The Nite Club are excited about it," said John few of By ERIN SHEA between the Catholics and the fast group. Staff Reporter J.R. Ayers and Lauren Critelli, Last year, the SPC could boast will be open for programming by Phillips, vice-president of Human Staff Reporter Protestants in Ireland was a If this type of involvement whose committee organizes such other student organizations, as Relations. of approximately 200 members, major part of the trip for all those seems, interesting, The Campus Activities Team events as Casino Night and the yet Phillips foresees a possibly there are sev- well. The CBS College Tour will take For most students, summer Labor Day interest this year than involved. eral other trips that Campus (CAT), "is a group of enthusiastic Weekend bus trip to Sherri Shindel, Cinematic Arts place Sept. 19 and 20 in the "stronger fun means times at the beach, a During their first in Ministry for students" to Ocean City, The committee in the past" due to the increase week sponsors Habitat for working "hard keep NJ. coordinator, knew some people Connelly Plaza. Casino Night, is possible summer internship, and Ireland, the stayed in Humanity. campus Hfe hopping," according is basically brand new, so we're in the on-campus population group a who were very involved in the planned for Sept. 17. Annual most importantly, no classes. In Protestant church hall in Shan- Four trips have been planned to one of their recent advertise- playing around with lots of ideas," programming organization and Christmas shop- through the apartments. "Its a lot events such as general, summer is usually welcome," a time kill. The community work was for fall break 1994. These will ments. Located in 215 Dougherty said Ayers. He feels "it 11 be a nice eventually became interested ping trips to New York City and of fun and everybody's to relax and enjoy the "best times done in the Falls, a Catholic sector include a trip to Kentucky, North Hall, the organization plans a change... something different," herself. committee is respon- for said Ayers. "If you only have a '^ Her Reading, Pa. are schedulwl of our lives. still come and of Belfast. Philadelphia, Mexico, and wide variety of activities for the since weekends can be pretty slow sible for running the University Dec. 3 and Dec. 10. "Merry Christ- little time, you can However, for a group of 17 University community. here. help," Ayers added. According to Rafaela Steen, California. cinema. "Its like a second-run mas Villanova" will be Dec. 5-9. Villanovans, the consists of summer meant "The group became like a link Information and sign up for all Formerly the Student Program- In addition, Lesko said a Res- theater," she said. "We have two had its annual recruitment Altogether, CAT CAT so much more. A group of Villan- officers: Danielle between the two sides." of these upcoming trips is avail- ming Council (SPC), CAT "is a idence Life Forum will create "a film companies that provide us night on Sept. 7, which provided four executive ova students and associates tra- "I feel that we tried to improve able in the basement of St. Rita's student-run organization made up liaison with each residence hall, with movies," she added. Each potential members with a preview Lesko, president; John Phillips, veled to Belfast, Ireland May 14 the situation as best we could in in the Campus Ministry office. entirely of students for the entire who will meet with the Head of company sends a catalogue of of what CAT has to offer. "So far vice president for Human Rela- to May 29 for the first ever Habitat our own right," said student Bill Villanova population," said each Hall Council," coordinating available movies, which she tries the response has been very good. tions; Natalie Gregory, vice pres- for Humanity trip to Ireland. Hyde. Students assisted in iaying a foundation in Beffast, ireland, this Danielle Lesko, president of CAT. activities between the residence to book as soon as possible before This year's freshman class seems ident for Public Relations; and Jeff Out of numerous applicants, The five on the trip were able summer. "We try to plan a wide range of halls and CAT. A CAT brochure they're released on video, very involved," said Phillips. Landry, vice president for " only 11 students were eligible to to leave the heavy machinery and activities for everybody." CAT describes such a forum as "a CAT 'Jurassic Park,' the first movie Recruitment night enabled inter- Finance, as well as eight coordi- go on the trip: Christine Giblin, military behind for two nights has reorganized itself into seven committee designed to enhance this year, did really well," she ested students to meet the stu- nators and seven committees Bill Fall trends Inspire campus fashion Hyde, Jeremy Keenan, Heath- when they stayed with a host committees which Lesko feels activities for resident students." added. The success of each film dents that run the organization which meet weekly throughout include er Lockner, Jason Loiselle, Dan family up on a mountain. was last year's look. better "fulfill the purpose they're The Night Club committee, depends on the movie and on what and let them know what each the year. The committees "This is the first year that there McDonough, Colleen Moran, Clau- "You really got to see the beauty By KATIE the Limited, however, "this now serving." The current exec- coordinated by Eileen Trapp, else is happening that night," committee is about. Weekend Activities, Ideas and GIBBS At are so many different styles of dia Mullin, Bob Nashak, Rafaela of the city when looking down Reporter utive board assessed what Villan- plans to schedule comedians, added Shindel. Phillips describes membership Issues, Cinematic Arts, Special Staff year's fashion is going back to the boots for women. The styles range Steen and Jennifer Traska. upon it, seeing all the lights, ova needs in regard to campus DJ.'s, both student and local, Other fall events include "An in CAT as good experience, Events, Night Club, Residence 'classic look'," said Kim Groarke, from suede ankle boots, to boots In addition to the 11 students. instead of the tanks," said Hyde. social life "and decided we needed professional bands Thursdays Evening with Maya Angelou," the although most people enjoy the Life Forum, and Public Relations. September has arrived accom- the Associate Manager of the that lace up the front — all the Dr. Joseph Thompson, a political The rest of the group split into panied the first new activities on the weekend," through Saturdays in the newly inaugural poet for President Clin- interaction. One CAT pamphlet Each offers "a different chal- by days of school. Limited. This style consists of way to the knee," commented science professor at Villanova, his groups of two and stayed with With school worries, in addition to a closer working renovated Belle Aire Terrace. On ton and author of I Know the Caged cites "discounts on CAT events, lenge, so anybody on campus can comes many blazers, wrap skirts, and cuffed Burks. wife, Sue Thompson, and their various host families for those relationship with the resident Sept. 15, the Flaming Caucasians Bird Sings. Angelou will appear leadership training, and oppor- find something they like doing," two such as papers, tests, Kelly's, and trousers in rayon or wool. Also in style for fall: relaxed-fit two sons, Peter and Brendan nights before returning to another of population, said Lesko. will appear in the Nite Club for at the Jake Nevin Fieldhouse on tunities to attend regional and said Phillips. course, clothes. "Blacks with brights seem to be jeans, flannel shirts, mohair sweat- Thompson were leaders on the church for the remainder of the Back to school means back to very popular for fall, as are twill ers, and jumpers. trip. trip. the malls, and for many Villa- trousers and henleys (two-button "More often, the women are The journey as a whole, how- novans these fall wardrobe deci- tops)," said Groarke. "Kilts are wearing the men's clothes," Burks Dining You tMNUikl se# ever, was much more than simply sions are as important as choosing very big this season, and so are stated. Maya Angelou: 'On the Pulse ofMorning' boarding a plane in New York and between Marita's or Smoke's on denim, mock-turtle necks, and On the other hand, according to arriving in Belfast, Ireland. a given night. velvet body suits," she added. the September 1994 issue of The group began preparing in Although one might think that Another piece of advice for the Vogue, Marc Jacobs, a fashion A Rock, A River, A Tree You the Ashanti, the Yoruba, the Kru, April and had three meetings the campus at V.U. closely resem- fall's best dressed, "no more wide- Hosts to species long since departed. critic, disagrees. "You never want bought. before a final retreat together Sen^ices last bles the pages of a J. Crew catalog, legged trousers," stated Groarke. to dress a woman exactly like a Marked the mastodon. Sold, stolen, arriving on tKe nightmare spring. this season's duds reflect "the Debbie Burks, the assistant to man. There should be a combina- The dinosaur, who left dried tokens Praying for a dream. The final retreat took place fn€R^lliii0 May 'non-conformist' look," said Harry the fashion coordinator for J. tion of strict and sexy," Jacobs Of their sojourn here (Continuedfrom page 13) 9^"^ Here, root yourselves beside me. 13, 1994. This eight-hour long Begg, a spokesperson for Macy's Crew, said "neutrals and natural said. On our planet floor. I am that Tree planted by the River, The Italian Kitchen, is that the dud flMM# %liMB event served to emphasize basic department store. browns" are this season's hottest In the September 1994 issue of Any broad alarm of their hastening doom Which will not be moved. meal plan equivalencies have knowledge about the culture of "The actual term is called 'non- colors. For men, wool sweaters, Cosmopolitan Sandra de Nicolais Is lost in the of dusi ages. Ireland ghom and I, the Rock, I, the River, t, the Tree increased. as well as inform the constructing', explained Begg. "It chinos, and boots are in style. expressed a few ideas of her own students I am yours — your passages have been paid. Anthony Oricoli, a freshman, about current issues includes everything from suede "J. Crew is trying something about what's hot for this season, But today, The small group had a lot to do involving the religious war that hiking the Rock cries out to us, clearly, Lift up your faces, you have a piercing need says he likes the food at The boots, and slouch socks to different by selling jeans that such as crop tops, slip dresses, and in their forcefully, Italian Kitchen. "It's better than two-week stay. They still plagues Ireland. mini's and oversized tops." already have a ripped-knee, and For this briglU morning dawning for you. sleek boots. She warns against started by laying the foundation Come, you stand eating at the Pit, but I don't like The students were forwarned For guys, "solid and plaid ties are worn-out," said Burks. bell-bottoms and chokers. may upon my History, despite its wrenching pain. of a duplex building and finished to keep their personal Back and face your distant that you have to pay extra if you matters to are in style and the knit-ties from What's "in" from last year? The No matter where you shop destiny. Cannot be unlived, but if faced equivalency," with the renovation of one side of themselves and not to discuss the seventies are making a come- barn-jacket, of course. But seek no haven in my shadow. go over the meal classic Also Villanovans will be sporting the With courage, need not be lived again. a house. said Oricoli. their religion, where they were back," stated Begg. He cautions in style from last year is the roll- latest trends, as well I will give you no hiding place down here. as the Despite their busy work sche- The new side accounts will take staying or working. against paisely, however, that neck sweater, said Burks. classics for the fall season. Lift up your eyes upon care of this common complaint. dules, the students and associates In the end, however, none of the You, created only a little lower than Tfifs day breaking for you. found time to travel around North- members regret their decision to The angels, have crouched too long in Give birth again ern Ireland and take in both the go on the trip and most say they The bruising darkness To the dream. beautiful and frightful aspects of would do it again. I Have lain too long life there. "We gave them a foundation for Face in would see people just . . down ignorance. Women, children, men. "You a house . but we got a lot more Your mouths spilling words walking down the streets with out of it than they did," said group Take it into the palms of your hands. machine guns, and there were member Bob Nashak. Mold it into the shape of your most Armed for slaughter. tanks all around," recalled stu- This sentiment seemed to be the Private need. Sculpt it into Jeannine McAteer, a sophomore, The dent Christine Giblin. general consensus among all of Rock cries out to us today, you may- The image of your criticizes the lack of food at the most public . JoK R. Lopn/llit New Yott Thnm self The tension that still remains stand upon me, the Habitat for Humanity's Bel- Lift up your hearts kitchen. "When there's a large *But do not hide your face. The African, the Native American, the Bach new hour holds new chances crowd, they run out of pizza. You wait forever, then you get there Sioux, For a new beginning. Across the wall of the and they've run out!" The Italian world, The Catholic, the Muslim, the Frencli, the Do not be wedded forever A River sings a beautiful Kitchen accepts the Wildcard, song. It says. Greek To fear, yoked eternally Come, rest here students' meal plan equivalency,, by my side. The Irish, the Rabbi, the Priest, the Sheik, To brutisihness. and side accounts. BLUES JAM The Gay, the Straight, the Preacher, Each of you, a bordered country. The privileged, the homeless, the Teacher. The horizon leans forward, Delicate and strangely made proud, They hear. They alt hear Offering you space to HIRING place new steps of NOW Yet thrusting perpetually under siege. The speaking of the Tree. change. Your armed struggles for profit SESSION Here, on the pulse of this fine day Have left collars of waste LAW upon They hear the first and last of every Tree You may have the courage My shore, currents of debris upon my breast. SC M( )( )|. Speak to humankind today. Come to me, here To look up and out and upon me, the X EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Yd today I call you to my riverside. •Kitchen Staff beside the River. Rock, the River, the Tree, your country. If you will study war no more. Come, CAFE Plant yourself beside the River. No less to Midas than the mendicant. Import Beer Specials Clad in peace, and I will sing the songs No less to you now than the mastodon then. The Creator gave to me when I The Law School Cafe, located OUR LOCATION and the Bach of you, descendant of some passed Featuring the AT NEW Tree and the 'ock were one. in Garey Hall, has made one big On traveller, has been paid for. Here, on the pulse of this new day improvement to their dining hall. IN WAYNE Before cynicism was a bloody sear across You, house of who gave me my first name, you, You may have the gr^e to look up and out band your It has constructed a ramp for the Pawnee, Apache, Seneca, you And into ywir sister's eyes, and into Boston Chicken Offers Team IWIembers: Brow and handicapped at the entrance to the Randy Lippincott, when you yet knew you still Cherokee Nation, who rested with me, then Your brother's face, your country cafeteria. Another new doorway • Knew nothing. Forced on bloody feet. Fun Working Environment And say simply opens into the faculty dining area. Rich Yescalis, The River sang and sings on. Left me to the employment of Very simply The unit manager, MaryAnn and John Kennedy # • Discounted i\/leais Other seekers — desperate for gain. With hope Logan, said she hopes to incorpo- There is a true yearning to respond to • Starving for gold. Good morning. rate fat-free casseroles, fat-free No Polyester Uniforms The singing River and the wise Rock. You, the TurK the Arab, the Swede, the salad dressing, and a new juice • Flexible Schedules say the your guitars, horns, drumsticl(s, So Asian, the Hispanic, the Jew German, the Eskimo, the Scot, machine. Bring A few students complain about voice, or whatever! the repetitive menu at the cafe. "An Evening with Maya Angelou" "Its the same menu over and Thursday, Oct. 27 over," said second-year law stu- STOP IN FOR AN INTERVIEW dent, Shelley Lobino. Her friend At Tlie Rusty Nail M0N-8AT 10AM-7PM 7:30 p.m., Jake Nevin Fieldhouse Sari Braderman, also a second- year student, complains that the (Haverford Road inArdmore) 223 LANCASTER AVENUE food is overpriced, but says that Tickets on sale for students in Connelly Center "they have a good candy selec- (610)293-1448 tion." The Law School Cafe Equal Opportunity Employ«r 3. Monday^ Oct. $3 with valid V.U. ID accepts the Wildcard. , ,. . September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 17 Pay 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 E A T U R E S E A T U R E S o P T E Person to Person: *^en Iwas a freshman How to write it up right change a lot as a person in the prove most embarrassing during in college. first to Although we should all be (Continued from page 13) Straight from the Home Office in Dougherty 201 are the Top By TARA CAMPITIELLO You may need more flexibility," added Dudak. together, and an employer may actions •following year. Features Editor your next meal at the cafeteria as walk along the edge for a brief concerned with where our school-related activities should be Sniall Ten reasons why we are glad to be back at Villanova: details are often impor- look at it for only 60 seconds. That be I had some witty comment like, a chorus of your new hallmates time or survive finals week (whi- today will leave us tomorrow, included, but also those which tant in 10. Thanks to free admission everyone will be able to drink preparing a resume. Dudak is the reason we have put these half "Only people who aren't comfor- chant it while enjoy today because demonstrate an involvement . . . . this you are in line for chever comes first) before expe- sure to in offers such hints as using a lighter students beer. un cheer. at the footbafi games season. table with themselves change programs together, and The original intention for this dessert. riencing the potential hazards of the fun of college is saying, the community.'- 9. Say, *'Let see you get downl" colored paper because employers may go through the review process me first ..." (Then under circumstances, that's not thing "Person to Person" piece was When such a situation arises be stress. Once you have survived "Remember the time One which the recruiting often photocopy the resumes, and 8. Austin and St, Rita's Halls are now co-ed. Co*ed meaning me." two or three times to get the final to allow freshmen the opportunity sure recall this trauma, whatever it again the times you can't assistant felt was not necessary of printed to rule No. 2 — remain minor a darker paper will blur the copy. resume." persons the opposite sex co-habitating. (We a have Little did I know how uncom- to benefit from the knowledge and relaxed. may be (and yes we all have the "remember" often prove to to include on the resume is a list Senior accounting major Greg definition for those of you who have been here long enough fortable college can "Though the final resume experience which I have acquired The ability to gracefully roll potential to survive anything), been the most fun.) make a of references. "We will examine to forget what that means.) Sorrentino went through the should be only one page it is not at Villanova during the past two with that .somewhere in person. your resume the I suppose and . punches requires great mellowing out is a welcomed put you through 7. The ''eco^rawg** not only be re-used. , you can resume process last year in order necessary for the fair. Students new may and Facing your very own feelings years. skill and patience. Remember — change which makes it easier to between my college "do's the interview process to see if use it to conceal stolen goods the dining halls. we to get an internship. "One thing can come in with more and we can from philosophy and thoughts may make one In other words, I planned to people are only as comfortable catch the curve balls which life don'ts" a common like you, and it is at that point I 6. with the nuns at the Belle Aire Terrace Nite learned was how important the work with it," said Dudak. To mosh new share my stupid mistakes with with you as you are with them. throws. connects them all — know and uneasy. However, it will probably references may be needed. resume is. Your resume is what Dudak feels that students who club. prove to be the most the greater Villanova community Sure there are those people whose respect who you are. valuable Dudak points out that it is However, don't let the relaxing, not gives the employer their first attend "Resumania" will benefit 5. To take part in Homecoming's new exhibition; the Tour so that freshman, and other some- main purpose in life is to make other- It is said that college is one of experience of your college a good idea to compare mellowing thing go too far, your impression of you. I put a lot of by maximizing their resumes. She de Public Safety 20 mile bike trace. significant and difficult education. what misguided upperclassmen, yours more difficult, however, the most resume with that , wise you won't be able to follow of other stu- care into designing my resume also stresses that the Career 4. Back to school shopping at the 1^ Freshman Meat Book. don't make the same mistakes. aggravation only wastes your own adjustments a person endures in Joining the right fraternity or dents. "Different — set goals students . through on rule No. 3 have because I knew that having a good Planning and Placement office uh, we mean. . New Student Record, This is when it dawned on me. energy so save it for when the hard to his or her lifetime. However, I'm sorority doesn't make for a good different interests for yourself and work and participate resume would give me an advan- offers similar services throughout 3. Are you kidding?! There are two new sororities coming on Rule No. 1 — never release any situation demands it. not sure that the adjustment lies adjustment, only your state of in different make them a reality. activities. It is also tage over everyone else," Sorren- the year on Friday afternoons and campus this year! unnecessary, potentially damag- If your roommate is going to Goals need not only refer to with campus life as much as it mind does. important to realize that school the type tino said. also works with students on their 2. Hey. . . don't all collate students start rushing back to ing background information con- string up your favorite stuffed, future yearly incomes, although does with yourself. Bumps in the road and mislead- of job the student is seeking may Dudak describes a resume as, interviewing skills. in mid-August? cerning well least for ing yourself unless you def- pink flamingo and hang it from expectations of oneself should run For most of us, at detour signs only make for a determine the style of the resume. "an advertisement of yourself, And the number one reason why we are glad to be back at initely think fifth the period in life interesting ride you will get caught a floor window in Stanford higher than making it to every me, college marks more and even Banking or accounting may and a marketing tool in the job Villanova; lying otherwise. Hall so that it I once and for all left more interesting stories. dangles in front of class everyday. when was Along require a more conservative search. It is something which L To check out the beautiful and spacious new West Campus Not that you should ever be your fourth floor window, all Decide for yourself what will to live life on my own. Withput the way, the best friend you will by , . . to at least resume, while education or com- requires a commitment of time. It Apartments. . oh yeah. and be prepared ahow ashamed of are or means stand for parental restrictions and high probably ever is who you where up yourself and make you happy and leave you meet yourself. munication majors may have a lot may take six or eight hours to put two valid forms of ID. to the gatekeepers. you come from but confiding in vent some aggravation in your satisfied in the school work you school nonsense, I had to confront your new roommate about the roommate's direction. tackle or extra efforts you make the person in the mirror. time you ate 12 chocolate cupcakes Mellowing out is probably the for a club or organization. Where I remember during the first in one sitting, winning you the most important and healthy you will be tomorrow starts with week of my freshman year some- nickname "Mr. Tastycakes" may change which I have experienced the dues which you pay today. one told me that I was going to Posters (Continuedfrom page 13) HO KNOWS, black and white prints, classical artwork, and inspirational narra- tives seem to be a common theme '.> "Villanova. .> Dream and Achieve yeah. aJI you Villm&v^ for many female students. . . we bet you dreapt Hfe woald tike ir^m^n. NEVEH mik^ bs "Our entire bed side wall is Aftaepted at , . in , THIS, yoyr WILDEST dreamy M you ever think k^tnh^ plastered with prints of James insipid i thsat BOOCAtOO cheer woal<| be part of ymt ^^duation Dean; I guess because 'Rebel ' . ttqmrfuremi^. . Vill^nova's even detM# to t««Jh a new Ijtnnatiiiks Without A Cause' has always . seminar, . the Arr of SELF DEGREDAtlON and HUMILIA- been a favorite movie of mine," I TION, . , but then again. . . we upperclassmen never thought we'd said sophomore Carol Sabin. the . . see day when men and women would be Uving together. "as "I think we went a little bit God int^gd". . . in Austin and St. Rita'$ Halls. . . or the TWIN overboard on the posters this SIN Clt^K a$ we like to call them (you a|>artiftent people aren't year," added her roommate Erin more having AtLtlie F0N, you know), . . thm again. Cod tiever intended Shea. . for THREESOMES. . of guy& . , . that is. . . being HERDED into Monica »ttd ICatharine Halls... the GIRLV DORMS... that's Although he is now living off- campus, student Mark MacDon- O.K.. . . WE know youVe all MANLY MEN. . . you probably read ald still takes part in the poster Playboy ... for the ARTICLES. . . yeah, the articles. . . it couldn't fetish which strikes the heart of be for that buxom, Russian 'Nova law chick. . . now, could it? . . a law student should know the penalty for INDECENT Villanova's> campus. As a senior, he appears to have taken a nos- EXPOSURE IS more than a slap on the wrist . . other areas may than you were talgic approach to his wall cover- be up for GRABS a« well. . . WE know you Ve real SENSITIVE. . ing selections this fall. . and CUNNING men. . probably purchased your ECO-MUGS . already. . what a great way to SAVE the earth, . AND smuggle "Every poster, picture frame, Hie BA n PLUS has unique display dining . hall ^odi^s from the cafeteria. . BE CAREFUL in the collage, or fraternity paddle hung prompts that guide you through Belle Aire . Ti^iil, though. . The Sisters of the Immaculate DISCO in my apartment in some way problems. It offers basic business are . . watching you. and if you get caught. . , the Wicked Witches reflects the personalities and functions like time-value-of-money of West Campus will be after you... on their limited-edition memories that my roommates and is. Plus, it delivers cash flow analysis HUFFIES, that . but even if you DO get snagged by an officer I have from our four years of for internal rate of return (IRR). mtraimng for the ToUr de Public Safety. . . WHO KNOWS. WHO college," he said. Net present value (NPV). Bond CARES Although MacDonald shares an {Edited hy two editors who know and rarf a of a lot calculations. Depreciation. HELL more than aomf apartment with not just one but pmple might think. J eight other roommates, he said Advanced statistics. that other than an occasional disagreement over the location of a poster there have been no Whether you're serious problems with the con- studying tents of what each elects to put on their walls. or having fun... Unfortunately, this is not the case for junior rommates Bill Dollars Harris and Joseph Baran. Harris' Sense, PtiHtwl And U. S«rvte0 to Pm^ mu^oii* to help posters include a seemingly nor- yo. well as other music (not overlooking Beavis and But- Wwck aiHMPO)(lr«Mt0ly 3 Management, marketing, finance or accounting major? You hwm/$mL 5 thead, of course). « "Every time I'm out of the room, mmt TO 00 THC THINQS know dollars and cents. Get a II PLUS™ Calculator from YOU BA Texas WA«T.»WLUS: my roommate insists on ripping my posters off the wall and he Instruments. It's designed for students and professionals and • $a.pO/9,SO«/NKir replaces them with his own pic- ^ fVfWKonQi vfn tures of Jerry Lewis and Clifford recommended by professors. Or try the BA-35, our most affordable the Big Red Dog," said Harris. « Paiii v«e«tiof)» that model for time-value-of-money and one-variable statistics. Although the two insist '~\ this routine is all done in good fun, ^ Otiiie work oxiHMliiie* witli If you're in the financial fast lane, TI Business Calculators expensive this type of uncomfortable situa- to uncommon oomtkMiy tion seems be make the most sense. Try one at your local TI retailer today, or among other campus residents. ^Tiillion NN^wt^^ «ml tiNietoi All in all, roommates appear to be for t»HJ September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 19 Page 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • Saptember 9, 1994 r =\ y s f ^ The members of Villanova 's Hillel fCE When your mouth is ''on fire** from hot pepper, the best invite the University community fCREAM way to cool it off is to drink milk, according to a recent () !• I' I letter in ttie^Journal the American Medical Association. of Featuring: Monday-Friday - to celebrate the Jewish New Year with them at a 1 1 AM 1 1 PM Hot pepper's burning component is capsaicin, which binds » Saturday & Sunday 12 Noon - 8 PM to your taste buds and other receptors in your mouth. Chicken Fingers Rosh Hashanah gathering Casein, the principal protein in milk, literaUy wipes away Featuring: the fieiy compound. Fresh Pizza Monday, Sept. 12 Klng-Slze Dell Sandwiches Soft-Serve Yogurt ALL SPORTS NITE CELEBRATION ^ WEDNESDAY DINNER: SEPTEMBER 14TH Made-to-Order 4p.m. to 6p.m. Pliay-game&liaseci on your (Over 10 Flavors Available) ^ Salad Bar President's Lounge, Connelly Center faiioritoJCBS Shows! Shakes Made-to-Order Traditional refreshments and music N^Dellclous Fat-Free Items Available^ THERN EXPOStfRE r JiUBPiiy: BROWiiL Featuring Soup & rmrrouNG and the LAC I Cafe Sandwiches Salads Fresh Fruit Monday-Friday THEinfirCETSlllG Bottled Juices 10:30 AM •2 PM 'k The Italian Kitchen Oourmttt BanduMfan Monday-Friday Featuring Monday-Friday 11 AM • 2 PM & 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Fresh Muffins & Bagels 11 AM -8 PM Meal Plan Equivalency Philiy Cheesesteaks Meal Plan Equivalency Wildcard & Cash Accepted Cooked-to-Order Featuring Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Accepted Vegetable Pizza Deii-Msde Sandwiches Featuring^ Monday-Thursday Cold Deli Sandwiches Pests ft Qarlic Bread Cheeseburger In Paradise 8 AMSi - 8 PM Fresh Salads Nutritious Salads Friday Beer Battered Chicken Fingers Chicken Parmesan Sandwich Soft Pretzels 8 AM -2PM Supreme Nachos Fresh Mede Pizza wildcard and Msal Plan PoInU Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt \ Frozen Yogurt » Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt Accepted The excitement builds with hourly drawings \. 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Ed St Tliomas of Villanova Treichel (various denominations) Church Saturday Vespers 6:30 a.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m., Services: 9:30 a.m., and 11:30 a.m.; 6 p.m., 8 p.m., 10 p.m. Sunday Matins: 9:00 a.m. WAYNE PRESBYTERIAN 9:30 a.m., 1 1 a.m. RADNOR FRIENDS Divine Liturgy: 10:30 MEETING a.m. 125 East Lancaster Avenue Sacrament of Reconciliatinn Conestoga & Sproul Rds. Wayne, PA / 688-8700 KOREAN YUONG SANG Viyanova, PA/ 293-1153 GOOD SHEPHERD (Episcopal) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 3-4 p.m. Dr. Thomas Hilton PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lancaster & Montrose Aves. Church Services: 706 Witmer or Road UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST , by appointment: 519-4080 Rosemont, PA / 525-7070 9:15 a.m., 11:00 ajn. Horsham, PA / 542-0288 Rev. David L Moyer Gulph United Church of Christ The Church Reconciliation Room Rev. 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PASTOm miCm^' come sing or play an instrument and lead the assembly in liturgical song. -tt- M BI68/N LIHLES SPIRITUALITY In addition to celebrating the A program that offers a sacraments. Campus Ministry variety of social and fun provides: events designed to forge - spiritual friendships between direction students and their - counseling Little Brother/Little Sister. • preparations for Baptism, Age range is between Eucharist, and Confirmation 7 and 1 1 years old. • PreCana Weekends for engaged BALLOON DAY couples • day and weekend retreats This HUNGER spring counterpart to our fall • prayer groups and Scripture study AWARENESS Hunger Awareness Week has a WEEK two-fold purpose: to benefit the •a week of renewal Coordinated by Campus Ministry and run hungry through a fund-raising • carnival, HEC (a service retreat with, by student chairpeople, the HAW program and to provide our community with a and for, persons with physical informs fellow Villanovans of the day where we can celebrate the beauty disabilities) situation of world hunger and of nature and the gift of each other. challenges them to respond. Activities such as the Run for Hunger, VILLANOVA The Hunger Banquet, and letter-writing COMMIHEE campaigns to our legislators converge FOR THE PHILADELPHIA HOMELESS (VCPH) in a week of consciousness-raising. "'""'""'" *'*" ' '^'"'P"^ "'"'«»«' »« Coordinator. The four ?ul' cTPcc^rnnSTirr'"^ components are: I Mb oincci LUMMITTEE: Students take sandwiches into areas where the homeless live. A separate VILLANOVA VOLUNTEERS committee organizes aroupsk of students who make the sandwiches. • » Provides service opportunities to students, THE SOUP KITCHEN COMMITTPF- II faculty, and staff through one to two weeks AN Three times a week students serve meals INVITATION: to men, women, and children in a Soup Kitchen of service during the Fall, Winter or Spring in Philadelphia We and tutor or play with children at Catholic welcome you to Villanova University and Worker House or St. Barnabas Mission Break in the United States, Mexico, and invite you to THE HOMELESS EDUCATION CnWMITTFF- enjoy the benefits of the Campus Ministry Panama. Also, a resource for seniors who programs We Publicity, fund raising, and the publication respect and put into action the hope of of a newsletter twice a year helps to are considering longer term volunteer St. Augustine: educate the campus I community about the issues of homelessness. "that they may all be one mind and one service once they graduate. heart in God." HOUSING REHABILITATinN- m On weekends, groups of students do repair work, painting, and odd jobs for the poor and area shelters The HABITAT FOR HUMANITY campus chapter is part of the rehab committee and works to renovate or build a new home for I a family who could not otherwise afford it. t I;M , ' '';>5 Wtlrv" . .»«jct ;kk5^ Page 22 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9. 1994 September 9, 1994 e THE VILLANOVAN • Page 23 NTERTAINMENT NT E R T A I N M E N T Boyz II Men achieve musical maturHy Dinosaur Jr. maintains mellow rock style amount throughout downtown Manhat- By LINDAS GRZYB self-proclaimed metamorphosis — on the album is "Yesterday," of self-indulging guitar and songs tan, New York. Staff Reporter "Changing from boys to men ..." written by John Lennon and Paul By MARK McCREARY that sound familiar but The egoism of lead singer/ After hearing a hit like "Uhh McCartney. Who would have Staff Reporter are not repetitive. Dinosaur Jr. is dt migod Mascis has reached new has been more than three Ahh," it is difficult to imagine this guessed that four pop stars from a listener-friendly band with a It levels. Mascis, renowned as an years since Cooleyhighharmony group singing about the angst of Philly would have attempted to wide, range of appeal. Many ^'^ "bellow and even the obsessive/compulsive perfection- but Boyz II Men are back again fallen love and begging for some- rework the song for an audience fter a long, dry, non-musical ' '^"f ist, has led his band through some — not quite doing the same "East one's forgiveness, but they it quite different from the do generation Afjummer, methe late summer T'Lc?^h^'''7 ^^V^^^f^^'^ first change very sincerely. it plantmg themselves forcibly on major changes. The Coast thing." Their new album, was originally written for. release of Without A Sound by presents Already a chart-hopping the listener. is the absence of Murph on drums. //, a refined and mature hit, Often, Qovers of popular ballads Dinosaur Jr. is a welcome relief. In the spirit of Lou Barlow leaving group, blessed with the same •Til Make Love to You" is prob- are not R&B as successful as planned, Dinosaur Jr. has been in hiding ably the album's the band in 1991, Murph's drums talent as first showcased a few most sensuous but Boyz n Men perform a beau- since last summer when they can no longer be associated with years ago. The power of their four- ballad. Although their intentions tiful tribute to the Beatles, and TIM •goftni Of played at Lollapalooza III. They this band. Barlow attributes it to part harmony comes through in are quite explicit, one actually has create another hit for their entered the tour while Where You i«CKl sifi9«r/ the perfectionist/dictatorial all of their ballads and supercedes to listen intently and repeatedly enjoy. It audience to is sung with Been, was enjoying fairly wides- manner of Mascis. It can be any musical accompaniment their to fully comprehend the lyrics. such heartfelt emotion that it is pread commercial success. Now, assumed that the same "musical L.A. producers pair it with. This The use of harmony in this hard to believe is song that this song Dinosaur Jr. has hit a period of differences" can be attributed to is not to say that the melodies is so effective that one hardly not their own original work. reappraisal. Murph's absence. aren't appropriate; instead, it realizes that it is the same basic Although the ballads are very Whether fan or foe of the band, t< very hard to make the The second difference has been proves the power of the quartet's technique used by barbershop well-performed, this album is nice to hear a light-hearted, dance- trying one cannot deny «MicNh«cln«w that this band a bit of a metamorphisis. There talent. quartets a century able transition from pop stars to R&B ago. This song definitely missing the fun and song on this release. // lacks reeks of indie rock. They were are no longer songs like "Little Perhaps the lyrics of their best exemplifies how Boyz n Men frivolous up-beat songs found on the feelings of family and toge- artists, but in order to accomplish (•vote. what was cool when it was not Fury Things" or "Freak Scene." interlude entitled "Khalil" des- have matured as artists in the last Cooleyhighharmony. Perhaps that therness the prior album was so this, it might take some time. But even cool to be indie. Originated Instead the songs are laden with cribes this album best it three years. is the price effective in It is once fans hear this new when that they pay for generating. R&B at Homestead Records in 1985 and guitar, without the low-fi feel and starts out by introducing their Perhaps the most effective piece maturation, but it be really obvious that II are release, it won't be long at all. would Boyz Men promoted Without A Sound is not ground- by SST records in 1987, with a lot more seriousness than they breaking for Dinosaur Jr., but has enjoyed three LPs before was felt in the early days. graduating to more of the goods that have Sire/Warner Broth- Although this is what Mascis has ers in 1991. Since then worked in the past. It is another they have found to work for him, it is a spawned circa 45 minute disc that has the IMeianie Griffith porlrays prostitute four major releases. shame that some of the loose ends affable standard 10 to It 11 tracks. Those who are unfamiliar with lets have been tied so tightly. Some of the history Mascis demonstrate just how of the band, fear not. the fun seems to be missing. By BARBARA COLE never known. In the role of the In short, "Milk Money" plays Though you may have missed versed he is with the guitar and Yc>u can't Staff Reporter Harris offers it safe sticking some great music, it does not that 28 is not over-the-hill for introverted Dad, Ed by with the old For those who are not versed a very wide middle ground. If you entering the world of "college his version of the wacky mean you cannot enjoy the current proverbial indie rockers, in Start with the classic theme of endearing Cinderella stand-by and creating Dino-history, you are missing know little about this band, find music," this is your typical "Intro get enough face of ^*''®^ release, "Feel the love. Add a traditional twist, professor and lonely widower. an atmosphere reminiscent of the Dinosaur Jr. The major 7^^ out on some incredible sounds. mellow sometimes acoustic, some- to College Music" starting point. characteristics have Pain," is one of the more rock- of a good thing... say, the generation gap between The humor dwells mostly on '50s. For once, however, the not changed: For those who have written them times electric, music appealing It will indicate whether you will a lead singer, rooted tracks. The video, featuring parents and their children. Com- pre-teen angst, running the gamut woman does not wait around for J. Mascis who off as an indie band, you are and do not have a fear of the be excited about the new Aero- bine of lost from learning to dance and the her reliable prince. Instead continually whines with a very Mascis arid bassist Mike Johnson, Luscious But first with a pinch inno- V mistaken. Some love Dinosaur Jr. unknown, give it a shot. To the smith or the new of chest hair to unique sex- saves not only herself, distinct voice, an incredible IS a surreal golf hole spanning cence, stir in a touch of '90s debut but the and some hate them. There is not new kids out there that are just Jackson. you have to culture, (prostitution works nice- ed lessons in the never-ending prince also. This twist, small as ly), a dash of environment- quest to "see a naked lady." But it may be, redeems "Milk Money." find it. consciousness and for the piece de the plot is so embarrassingly Fusing elements of "Annie," Van Morrison spends A Night In Francisco predictable it is plausible to San la resistance, blend in cheese- that "Pretty Woman" and "Sleepless lots of it. Bake for two hours and think that Frank and his two in Seattle," "Milk Money" voila! Out of the oven comes "Milk sidekicks wrote the script. achieves a Beaver Cleaver atmos- his career, starting with the blues Morrison and Hooker trade verses Money." Director Richard Benjamin and phere which is as comforting as By MIKE BECKERICH tunes he did with his band. Them, and guitar licks back and forth This predictable, but lovable screenplay writer John Mattson warm cinnamon toast on a frosty Staff Reporttfr in the '60s. He continues with the while the crowd participates in flick features the new and rely heavily on their audiences' w^inter s dav horn-filled jazz melodies that shouting out the chorus "G-L-0- improved Melanie Griffith as a suspension of disbelief, yet no one WARNING: Individuals constituted his early '70s albums. who ^ won't hear the pop radio R-I-A." Morrison is also joined by is objecting. Amidst the YOU surprisingly likeable prostitute, O.J. strongly dislike cheesy or corny "if^'^MORRISON cornerstone "Brown Eyed Mixed between the blues and jazz another blues legend, Junior Wells enigmatically named V, who seeks Simpson case, children killing themes or the interminable pot of are a few of his funk songs from Girl" on this double compact disc; and his harmonica for a few other daily refuge in the suburbs when big other children and Clinton's mush ending must steer clear of san blues classics. Included is "Have this is the real Van Morrison. city life turns ugly. Her protector uproars, Americans are just as "Milk Money." But for those Many people have come to think You Ever Loved a Woman," which is none other than prepubescent willing as Griffith's character to romantics who smile at the idea francisco of Van Morrison as the guy who Eric Clapton brought to fame. Frank, played by Michael Patrick escape into the safe confines of the of that certain someone out there wrote "Moondance" for a McDo- Morrison iMmionis Morrison is at his best when he Carter, who opens his heart (and small-town life, with old- who would do anything for love, is belting nald's commercial. If these people out those rough 'ole tree fort) to V in the hopes that fashioned ice cream parlors and go catch this heart-warmer, ovoryttiing froifi and hear Morrison's version of "Moon- blues tunes. junior hops. she can be the mother he has high sock do not forget the tissues. "Tupelo Honey" and "Have I dance" on his latest release they ballaite ond will be hailing him as a musical Told You Lately That I Love You" genius. biitos 40 soulp are filled with emotion and soul. These live A Night In San Francisco is Van cuts extend beyond the radio versions. Morrison's latest release. This Hixik diKi lem. The free-form instrumental work done by the Neil Young's musical genius prevails live double CD was recorded at horn The Masonic Auditorium in San and percussion sections Francisco last December. There complements Mr. Morrison's the Wavelength era of the late '70s are 22 tracks listed on the disk, dynamic voice. By ALEX SCOFIELD lously conscious of the way in on "Prime of Life" and "Change and early '80s. This special collection of music which his LP opens and closes. Your Mind." former has but many of them contain two or Associate Editor The a The highlight of .4 Night In San which spans four decades is a good Both the opening cut, "My Heart" (haunting, stripped-down garage three songs. Therefore, the disk Francisco is the "Shakin' All introduction to Van Morrison for 1980s were not kind to Neil and the final track, "A Dream sound and short flute interludes has "mucho" music. Morrison The Over/Gloria" medley in which those who do not know him and Young. After a decade's That Can Last," feature the same that weave perfectly into the dark presents everything from ballads Morrison is joined by legendary a treat for those who have the worth of commercially—and rattling keyboard sound. Lyrical- instrumental work of the band. and blues to soul, funk and jazz. blues great John Lee Hooker. whole Morrison catalog. often artistically—disappointing ly, the two songs serve as a Q & "Change Your Mind" lasts for Morrison retraces the steps of *lr> albums. Young seemed trapped in A session. The album concludes almost 15 minutes, and it works. the Home for "Rock and Roll with an attitude of defiant optim- The solos are vintage Young, and Dinosaurs." Robbed of his former ism that settles the desperate the song stands as a reminder of vitality, the musical veteran was confusion established in "My. Angels' overall attitude with Series: 'Pride Prejudice • and written off by most critics and Heart." lyrics like, "When life's complete, Cultural Film listeners. but there's something missing season, Mrs. Bennet perceives a Then came 1989's Freedom, a IMIIfoittiifi still . . . Don't let another day go By PATRICK GROHAK window of opportunity brilliant mix of acoustic and by without the magic touch." for her Staff Reporter daughters sleepy electric material that The album's only aggressive to marry into great wealth. launched Young into the best rocker is "Piece of Crap." In the film "Pride and Justice" is The characters phase of his musical career. His spirit of Freedom's "Too Far The meet at the a lighthearted love story assembly hall, the two subsequent studio albums, Gone" and Ragged Glory's "F*!#in' social event of based on Jane Austen's novel of the season. Bingly Ragged Glory and Harvest Moon, Up," this track shows a side of becomes ana- the same name. Written in 1793, mored withJane Bennet (Maureen did much more than bring back fiW3RPHPI|3HWPCw« Young's songwriting that is simul- the story is a firsthand account O'SuUivan), but Young's former listeners. They taneously bitter and hilarious. Darcy remains of life in rural England in the late arrogantly aloof from won over a younger legion of fans In between. Crazy Horse pro- Anybody who has grown weary what he 18th century. describes to be "the middle classes who could appreciate the signif- vides a consistently ominous of deceptive infomercials and Central to the story is the at play." Elizabeth Bennet icance of Young's current work as musical backdrop to the wide Home-Shopping channels is sure (Greer characters' struggle against a Garson) overhears well as his classics. scope of Young's '90s-conscious to get a good laugh out of this Darcy 's conde- social hierarchy of rigid class sending remarks and Young's latest release. Sleeps songwriting. Most of the press change of musical pace. consequent- lines. The upper-midddle-class ly declines to dance with with Angels, reunites Young with attention for Sleeps with Angels If Sleeps with Angels has any him a Bennet family is comprised of five few scenes later. his occasional distortion-rock has been devoted to the title track, weakness, it lies in the fact that sisters approaching marriageable In the ensuing "Pretty band Crazy Horse. In contrast to an homage to the late Kurt Cobain there are no other such songs to Woman" age. Since the father's estate must type forbidden love story, the their all-out loudness on Ragged of Nirvana. The vocals of "Sleeps mix up the album's pace. Young and are not among the album's slipping into the rut of artistic be passed on to a male heir (in elitist Darcy becomes Glory, Young and Crazy Horse with Angels" are almost drowned remains one of rock's foremost standouts. interested, complancency which plagues this case a distant cousin), they contrary to his peers' have created an album in which out by the rumbling guitar sound. creative forces is desires or because he This, however, is nitpicking. most rockers at his age. Along are all dependent on marriage for standards, in the middle-class the guitar distortion and bare- Young seems conscious in both willing to shift musical gears from Sleeps with Angels continues with Crazy Horse, Young has their future livelihood. When two Elizabeth Bennet. production have a his The viewer is bon^ much words and music of the 'God- song to song and from album to Young's streak of musical tri- produced another timely and rich, single, members of the upper entertained by his pompous pur- more subtle, almost mellow father of Grunge' title that has album. Two acoustic ballads on umph. Like everything else Young on th« novel by Jan« Autt«n, "Pride and Prejudice" brings powerfully-written musical work class, Mr. Bingly (Bruce Lester) suits, but more so by the out the classic conflict sound. been bestowed upon him. Angels retain the same tempo as has recorded in rejections the last five years. that will between class structure and love. It Is the first movie In the "Vlllanova Cultural Film hit home with his wide and Mr. Darcy (Laurence Olivier), that meet him. The confident Series" always, Young is meticu- The record's high points come the material surrounding them. Angels reveals that As he is not range of fans. which will debut this weekend in the Connelly Center Cinema. rent a nearby vast estate for the (Continued on page 27) — -^1 Page 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 E N T NTERTAINM NT E R T A I N M E NT - Grant stays optimistic THE ARTS : : HEAD THIS WEEK '94 on House of Love Villanova Theater opens curtains for THE SPECTRUM By ERIC CHEUNG towards the beliefs of Grant's progresses it explodes into an Broad and Pattison Place Entertainment Editor increasingly diverse audience. anthem with both a gospel-tinged Philadelphia, Pa. Other tracks show the' variety choir and an effective chorus of By CARA BECKERICH study of Carl Jung, the greatest 336-3600 VillANOVA rl*(;\lli. 1994-95 of sounds Grant is capable of children accompanying Grant as Staff Reporter psychological rival to Freud, will she pleads, "For the children of Sept. 9 — Michael Bolton since her producing. From the soulful, run from Oct. 19-23 and 26-30. It Ever album. Heart In Sept. 16-17 — Eagles 5 5 ill A\\iv'i lisAK'v Cell l)t{\ii()N St-AsoN country-esque the world/JEvery single little boy will be directed bv Roxane Rix. Motion, was released in 1991, duet with Vince Gill, and girl/Heaven plants a special From the primitive hand traced Visiting Villanova on a guest Amy Grant has found success in "House Of Love" to the slower seed/And we must have faith for on the wall of a subterranean professorship for the Fall semester the pop and adult contemporary and quietly passionate "Our Love," in these." chamber to the pyrotechnical is the renowned German director, world. Prior to Motion, Grant's which Grant's voice barely On the whole. Love is a pleasant displays of contemporary Broad- Heinz Uwe Haus. Haus will be the music was primarily limited to raises above a TROCADERO whisper, continuation of Motion. Its suc- way, art has endured, enriching director for Villanova Theatre's Contemporary Christian Radio. Grant makes sure her 1003-05 Arch St. listeners cess will be determined by the people's lives and challenging third production, Sophocles' "Oedi- Now with her latest release, House never grow bored. Philadelphia, Pa. finicky tastes of the public. If their imaginations. Theatre-goers pus Rex." This timeless tragedy of Love, Grant seems to have Throughout the album Grant 923-7625 can experience classics there remains a place in main- the and —a delectable combination of embraced her recent experiences imbues an aura of patience and Sept. 11 — The Fall, Magnapop w/Strapping Field Hands stream radio for her sweet, com- the cutting edge, the therapy of murder-mystery suspense and with mainstream music. restraint. None of her songs Sept. 15 — The Friggs, The Lilys w/Mel's Rockpile feature forting sounds. Grant will have laughter and the insight of misguided love—reveals the con- Love is a light collection of dazzling vocals. Grant is Sept. 16 — Luscious Jackson another multi-platinum album on tragedy, as the Villanova Theater sequences of self-destructive appealing songs that make only no pop diva. Her songs take their Sept. 18 — Orcus, Life Nocturnal, Morgatory her hands. If not. Grant will still proudly celebrates its 35th anni- time, catching pride. A major dramatical influ- indirect references to Christianity listeners first with find a welcome home at easy versary with a five-production ence on Western thought, from as though to ensure widespread an infectious hook and later listening stations and Christian "Season of Lasting Impressions." literature to psychology, "Oedipus acceptance. At the same time. reeling them in as the melodies Radio as well as a potential off take refuge THEATRE OF THE LIVING Starting the season, a month Rex," is one of the most enduring Love showcases a confident Grant, up permanent residence in ARTS at country formats. 334 South St. earlier than usual, is a new plays of all time. adding more country and rock the brain. In any case Grant cannot lose Philadelphia, Pa. adaptation of Moliere's "Scapin" The Spring semester gets start- elements to her style. Although Grant's style may with her latest effort, though pop 922-1011 by Shelly Berc and Andrei Bel- ed off on the right foot, with Caryl "Lucky One" Grant's first seem too soft for mainstream music will be missing out on a Sept. 24 — Hootie and the Blowfish grader, with music and lyrics by Churchill's fiercely funny release ffom Love is this album's radio of today, her light and good thing should it decide not to Sept. 29 ~ The Specials w/Let's Bowling Rusty Magee. "Scapin" is one of "Owners." This play, "Owners," "Baby Baby." A wano taps out the optimistic sound will undoubtably Go Moliere's most engaging and risk a foray into her House ofLove. to be directed byJoanna Rotte, will major melody line which per- 4rab a few music lovers tired of ON THE RADIO: entertaining farces. "Scapin," run from Feb. 15-19, and 22-26. meates the track and hypnotizes the angst-ridden, abstract and "I'll Make Love To You" by ' KHYBER PASS referred to* by Moliere as "the This clever comic-drama, is an the mind. Instantly accessible, experimental nature of alternative PUB Boyz n Men has already topped 56 South Second St. crafty artisian of machinations investigation of modern personal "Lucky One" has Grant declaring music or the heavy-handed, hard- every conceivable chart known to Philadelphia, Pa. and intrigues," is a wily servant and commercial ownership issues. • how wonderful her love is and core rap both popular today. man. Written by Babyface, this 440-9683 who comes to the aid of two Exploring the complex relation- how she is really the "lucky one" Meanwhile a few tracks exhibit power love song, sung by Philly's Sept. 9 — Mel's Rockpile, Go To Blazes w/Bag of romantic youths, both in love with ships between men and women, to have this love. The cute "Say some depth and admirability in Hammers own vocal group, deserves to be Sept. 10 — Friggs, Zen Guerrila w/Gin Mill women of whom their miserly and the social conditions that You'll Be Mine" and the ballad their lyrics. The wistful "Oh How played until it drives Direct- listeners Sept. 14 — Mentors fathers highly disapprove. shape them "Owners" is sure to "Whatever It Takes" consider The Years Go By" aims for the sick. Of course this probably will Sept. 15 — Miracle Legion ed by Harriet Power, "Scapin" light up the stage. other positive aspects of love tender spot in everyone's heart ; not happen for another year filled opens on Sept. 21 and runs Wed- Ending the season with a bang through simplistic lyrics. Still detailing the dream of growing old with non-stop playing. Until then, nesdays through Sundays up is "Candide," adapted from Vol- Grant's strong points are her with the person one loves. "All Whitney better watch out, her "I until Oct. 2. taire by Hugh Wheeler and to be irresistible gruff vocals and her through the changes the soul J.C. DOBBS Will Always Love You" has a The second "Impression" to be directed by Peter M. Donohue, appealing melodies. never dies/We fight, laugh, Third and South streets we we serious challenger will for the distinc- produced be "Twelve O.S.A. 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"Side Effects H: Art from time of the year, mother and refuses to speak. emotional Haydn "Die Jahreszeiten (The Joe Orton's "What the Sept. 21 most people, sphere. One may laugh, Cancer" workshop Butler Sept. 20-Oct. 9 525-2662 Seasons)" Saw" "Snakes, Crocodiles, and especially students, find it hard Manny finds the need to hire a one may cry, but the viewer is Thornton Wilder's Sept. 24 Crows" "The to take in a. movie. If they do at housekeeper and someone to look guaranteed to feel something lecture Matchmaker" ERIC TWIN ARDMORE all, it is usually a film that has after Molly. After countless inter- pulling at his or her THE CURTIS INSTITUTE Children's Concert featuring heart-strings 34 W. Lancaster Ave. works by Bach, Beethoven and been thoroughly publicized or one views, Manny finally employs by the film's end. Superb levels OF MUSIC TEMPLE Ardmore, Pa. Berlioz UNIVERSITY which reigns highly in the minds Corrina (Whoopi Goldberg). From of acting are demonstrated by the 893-5252 SWARTHMORE 204-1344 PHILADELPHIA 642-2000 Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1 COLLEGE of their peers. their very first encounter, Corrina three main cast members — Gold- Oct. 7 Oct. 6-15 FESTIVAL Works by Brahms, Schoenberg 328-8533 THEATRE If by chance there is a slow, and Molly like each other and in berg, Majorino and Liotta. 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" Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 September 9. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 ^r T »• N T E R T A I N M E N N T E R T A I N M E N T Video: Figgs add juice 'S PATRICK Liam Neeson gives a wonder- By LYNCH Greedy survival of the fittest. she serve as a girlfriend, but also Reporter fully convincing performance as ly Stiff But right from the opening as a morality teacher for Fox. Oskar Schindler. First word of advice: do not C0Ncei\y However,' the scene, the typical "Fox Elements" uvH Third, is there the warm- film is supported by a remarkable expect any more from this film are apparent. hearted ending. After Schindler's List than the typical many to '90s scene number of other people, including "Michael J. Fox" First, there is the humor. How- twists, turns, ups and downs, the 126 roles ("speaking parts") and movie. ever, this time Fox is not the one conclusion finally arrives. And No one can make history like 30,000 extras. Each one of them Now this is not to downgrade stealing the show. Phil Hartman surprise, it is the same old thing. Steven Spielberg. contributes to the movie's mission Fox. He is certainly a talented By LINDA DEL 22. They contain much of the ("Saturday Night Live"), with his The only way to watch CONTE his kind young actor who has When of talent is riding — to document the true story of charmed his capability St^f/ Reporter energy of Green Day without the for hilarious facial "Greedy" is to accept it as it is in the driver's seat, the film is the Holocaust. way through many delightful 90s appeal. expressions, dominates the grea- and enjoy it while it is playing. destined to be a winner. Spielberg skillfully paints a films. Fox is not the problem. test portion of the movie's humor. When it is over, do not analyze "Schindler's List" is no exception. spellbinding portrait in The problem occurs because Their Second, there is the "powerful it, because there is not much album contains 15 short Cleverly sculpted as a statue of each one of his films contains the T owFi at Society High, the "Schindler's List." Included in love element." In tracks that flow right into one "Greedy," the there. X^/debut album perfection, it is quite simply, this impressive collage are same recycled plot ideas. The from The Figgs, images woman of Fox's interest is played another. This unique approach flawless unvarying elements include light comes to the music scene 10 years of horror, hope, fear, compassion by Nancy Travis. *** (out of ••••) gives the album a strong continui- Not only does too late. The rich mix of punk and "Schindler's List" is the story and death. humor, a powerful relationship ty. The Figgs' music is an explo- classic rock offered by the band of a German named Oskar These qualities separate a Spiel- between Fox and a beautiful sion of heavy guitar and drum the is more characteristic of the rock Schindler (played by Liam Nee- berg film from any other. With his woman and usual warmheart- sounds, while their lyrics reflect ed conclusion. scene of the late 70s and early 80s son). He is a courageous individual versatile abilities, there is no story Poetry the typical "boy meets girl" Fox confc than of the grunge-infested 90s. who fights to save the lives of that he cannot tell. His achieve- appears to be trapped in The Figgs, no doubt, get their Polish Jews from the Holocaust. ment with this film is unlikely Kirk Douglas. He is worth millions inspiration from bands such as The film not only deals with his ever to be surpassed by any and his relatives are quite aware strength, but also the strength of director or, for that matter, ever of it. In fact, any one of them to eveiyone The Clash and Elvis Costello. Hw ri<^ mix of the Jews living during the terri- duplicated. would do anything to win the Their simple lyrics and pure rock fying era. ••••• (out of •••••) inheritance. To them, it is the sound offer a collection of track punk and cimile Special to the Villanovan 30, 1994. The contest is open that are thoroughly enjoyable and to everyone and entry is FREE. bring the listener back to basics. lock is Attention Poets: Any poet, whether previous- 'Pride and Prejudice' Owings Mills, Maryland ly published or not, can be a Formed in 1987 in Saratoga (USA) - The National Library winner. Every poem entered Springs, N.Y., The Figgs began as (Continuedfrom page 23) undeveloped. These movies with be seen Saturday, Sept. 10 at 7 of Poetry has announced that also has a chance to be pub- a trio. After some rearranging the actors such as Arnold Schwarze- ttw iolt '7CN^ ofidl p.m., Sept. 11 at 3:30 and 7 p.m., $12,000 in prizes will be lished in a deluxe, hardbound band added their fourth and final Miss Bennet refuses to be . neggar who promise to "be back" and Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. in the awarded this year to over 250 anthology. member to create a richer guitar impressed by his wealth or flat- usually in the same role, are Connelly Center Cinema. The poets in the North American tered by his sound. attention. entertaining, but offer little else. Monday showing will be followed To enter, send ONE original afN€-^ The movie examines these "Pride and Prejudice" exposes by a lecture entitled Although this is their debut \ "Adventures poem, any subject and any dynamic characters' inter- and viewers to the "Art" of acting. It in strangers to Austenland" given by Carrie $12,000 In i^^lws album, they are no intrapersonal style, to The National Library theme, focusing on teenage angst conflicts in a spirit- features Laurence Olivier and Rickey, a film critic the music scene. Before signing on for the Phil- of Poetry, 11419 Cronridge Dr., in relationships. In "Wasted Pret- ed, amusing way. The plot pits the Grer Garson, two legends of adelphia with (ima'go) records, which also i^o^n Inquirer. Rickey is a Wm OH OniVWCMQ P.O. 704-1981, Box Owings^ prejudice Darcy and his Hollywood ty" lead singer Mike Gent shouts, i-iK€ peers together on the same member of the National Society of has bands such as Love Spit Love Mills, 21117. against the MD The poem "She's pretty/I'm wasted/pretty indomitable pride of screen. film Critics, has been on the IMiy«Kirfo0vw on their label, The Figgs released the "underdog," should be no more than 20 lines wasted on you." Words formed Elizabeth Bennet. This film is part of the "Villa- selection committee for singles on independent labels like the New and the poet's name and from anger and frustration are The viewer becomes engrossed in nova Cultural Film Series" which has York Film Festival and is a pane- address should appear Negative Feedback. The band this conflict on the typical throughout the album. and is delighted by offers students, professors and list for the National also toured with the Cranberries Endowment top of the page. Entries must her refusal to do what she is local residents the chance to view for the Arts. and appeared in New York City's open Poetry Contest. The be postmarked by Sept. 30, If the listener is searching for Covers by: supposed to do. classic films they may not see Admission to each screening is CBGB's. deadline for the contest is Sept. 1994. a change from the mainstream Principal characters in movies otherwise. 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The women's tennis team's compiled a 5-1 record during her for Finalists With her rookie season under "This is a disadvantage for us Coach Lewis hopes to strengthen first game will be at home versus T-Shirts & Gifts rookie season. In doubles action, Ulings her t)elt, Head Coach Sally Lewis this year, because we peaked [in and build the team so that next Millersville at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 8. she teamed with Geiser to produce start and the women's tennis team WHEN: Sept. 17-18, 9 a.m. a 4-2 overall anticipate the start of the 1994 record. Now a sopho- behind Sullivan Hall more, she has PLACE: Basketball Courts season. A majority of her talented moved up in the ranks to And team student athletes will be returning become one of "Villan- ADMISSION: $30 per ova's key players," Cyclist in national meet said Coach players maximum per team) after compiling a 14-6 record last (4 Lewis. Grasso will be depended on In addition, ' season. Coach Lewis 'i "A" and "B" to fill the No. 4 Press Release New Jersey. This is the first time DIVISIONS: Men's welcomes a handful of talented singles position. event with 15 to 20 riders racing Other Off the court, that Villanova will be represented she is a together. Women's Division first yearT)layers. Florida The events are 30 to 40 native, majoring in Engineering. The National Coll^ate Cycling at this level in collegiate cycling. laps in length and the rider with SIGN-UPS: Sept. 6-16, Connelly Center, "This year will be a year of Though Tina Fiore played in Track Nationals will be held at Villiana University has ' the highest total transition," Coacb Lewis said. authorized score wins. 1 Sullivan Hall 11 a.m.-2 p.m. or 31 only one doubles match last sea- the Lehigh County Velodrome in Pulgar to represent the University Points are given to the first three With the loss of the team's first son, the junior from Scarsdale, Trexlertown, Sept. 9-11. This at this competition and will be riders to win a particular sprint BENEFITS Vnij^^OVA COMMITTEE FOB THE HOMELESS and fifth singles players from a New York will make an impact on three day event will feature mul- posting results after the finals. during the race. Sprints are usu- SiGN-UP ShEt year ago, the team will ht a little HOOPS FOR THE HOMELESS TOUBNAMENT the Wildcat lineup. tiple track cycling events involv- weaker on the lower end. She has shown The event descriptions are as ally spaced every three or four much improvement and should ing colleges from across the coun- follows: laps. Replacing recently graduated Double points are awarded Team Name: , Division: move into the No. 5 or No. 6 singles try. Most of the participants will 4000M pursuit. riders Carolyn Daley at the No. 1 position Two to the first three places for the position this season. Breaking be Olympic quality racers compet- start at opposite sides of the track final Team Captain: .Team Roster for the Wildcats will be senior co- sprint. It is a highly tactical into the line up this season is ing to establish positions for the facing the same direction. is 'captain Kelly BaVnes. Barnes, a This event and requires much thinking freshman Meg Daniels. 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, a timed event and the Campus Address: local from Radnor Township, has shortest and calculating during the race. "She will be a key contributor Ga. cumulative time wins. If rider been playing" the No. 2 singles one Miss and Out. This is another Campus Phone: _..__._.__.__.__._.--..—--.ii.--.----.—--——— to the Wildcats this season," Damian Polgar will be repres- catches the other, HEALTHY, LITE, FRESH position for the past three seasons that rider has mass start event with the same Submit shMt to Room 311 SuHivan Han or maH to 57 Proapect Ava.. Bryn Mawr, PA 19010. Sign- Coach Lewis said. 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Read the prospectu.carefiilly before you invest or send money J J^^IT^it :1 Pay 36 • THE VILLANOVAN • Sepfmber 9, 1994 September 9, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 37 Women depending on youth WeekemI Selections from D- Ca$h and Fatman Assisting Brantuk and Galante ers could become essential com- By JON NEHLSEN with the scoring burden should be ponents to the 1994 team. Sopho- special to the Villanovan above the number last week; and not have a problem beating a Staff Reporter second-year forwards Cherilyn Tennessee has won, and covered, game. The Falcons coming home more Andrea Ruma is expected to if teams continue to light up the North Carolina team that had the last two meetings as both a after a loss and th« Rams traveling Sackal and Nina Berrettini. Ber* help out defensively. Welcome to week two of Jacquie the scoreboard, overcompensation trouble with Bowling Green last There is a predominant theme rettini started in seven favorite and a dog. Tennessee lost cross-country after a win at home of last Fulginiti, a freshman from Con- NFL and College Football season. might occur and those numbers week. surrounding the upcoming Villan- year's contests. its opener in UCLA by two despite is just too good to pass up. cord High School in Wilmington, Week one produced a few sur- might get a little bloated. So look Virginia ova women's field hockey Tech — 8 over SO! bsing their quarterback in Denver +3 over — season: In the crucial midfield, sopho- in the NY JETS DE, has dazzled the coaches in prises the NFL ranks where the for a good play under the total. MISSISSIPPI new blood. With the graduation - Virginia Tech is first minutes of the game. Georgia Denver's offense brings back more Jill Basile will be a key preseason workouts. Fulginiti Colts romped, the Jets flew, and looking to continue its of six starting players from last contributor. winning barely beat South Carolina with memories of the Charge's of the could emerge as a star from the the Rams actually won. On the year's squad, ways following a thrashing of an incredible early Head Coach Jackie Basile is an outstanding play- performance by Eric 80's with Dan Fouts at the energetic incoming class. college scene, Nebraska's "D" Indiana in Gerzabek will pin last year's bowl game Zeier. Tennessee will not 0-2. helm. This team many of her er. .. definitely a leader on the Keep in go could average "There sepms to be a slight looked like the Bears of '85, the mind that the and a 34-7 victory over Arkansas hopes on the team's youth. field," Kohler said. NFL: Buffalo even over NEW close to 30 points a game this year change in attitude from last 'Canes seemed to be on a mission, St. last weekend. Understandably, there is appre- rule changes are also Coach Beamer ENGLAND - Buffalo's offense and the Jets won't have Basile started in 16 games season," Kohler noted. and no matter much to "We have what you've heard, will once again have his offense hension about leadership. Senior during her should come alive after last week's say about it. The loss of All-Pro freshman campaign a lot of incredibly self-motivated the Rainbows always were, and new to Vegas. forward in high gear and the Hokies should pitiful effort against JoAnn Brantuk will have and should establish herself as the Jets. Look TE Shannon Sharpe will hurt but players, especially in the sopho- always will be, a live home dog. win easily. the twofold duty of filling this one of the for Thurman Thomas to come they should bounce back strong 'Cats' best players. more class. They worked very In week two of the NFL season, leadership UCLA - 24 over SMU — alive (five gap and providing a Sophomore Allison Parks will yards on seven carries after a Mile High loss. hard in the off season." look for a lot of teams evening out Normally we like much-needed goal scoring threat. to stay away last week) and ignite Buffalo to ARIZONA +3.5 over NY Giants contribute as another midfield Nineteen freshmen and sopho- to 1-1 records, especially 0-1 Here are this week's teams selections: from big lines such as this one, "JoAnn has really stepped up as starter. (HOME a victory over an emotionally — After an embarrassing loss to mores will don the uniform for the coming home and 0-1 teams on the TEAM IN CAPS) but SMU just got beat a leader," said Assistant Coach Defensively, up by spent New England squad. the Rams, Buddy Ryan's home- the 'Cats once Cats this season. Hopefully, they road. Keep in mind that College: CLEMSON - Karen the rule 6 over Arkansas and is now traveling to Kohler. "She has covered again look to phenom goalie Chris- ATLANTA - 8 over LA Rams coming at Sun Devil Stadium on will breathe new life into a pro- changes are also new to Vegas, North Carolina St. — Clemson is all the bases. JJ.'s back yard. Roll Bruins, roll. — Unlike Arizona, prime-time She leads both sy Thomas. Thomas, a senior, returning Atlanta has a TV will be a great spot gram which is coming off a dis- and these will affect the over/ ten starters from last Tennessee +1 over vocally and by example. If GEORGIA high-powered offense and figures for the Cards to play any- needs only two shutouts to set a appointing 8-12 year's stingy up to their record. under lines. They got burned defense and should ~ In this battle of thing needs to be done, we just the SEC, to average over 24 points per preseason hype. school record of 22 in that depart- "We should do better this year," let her know." ment. She blanked her opponents Kohler said. "We should finish the Brantuk should prove to be a eight times in 1993. Senior co- regular season in the top four and stabilizing influence among the captain Marcie McGoldrick will have a chance at the Big East young offensive players. be Thomas' backup in goal. Junior Liberty Men hoping to title." at VILLANOVA improve Junior forward Teri Galante Kristen Hurt is a consistent Out of conference, the Wildcats 7:30 p.m. should be another bright spot for performer and should assist Tho- will face powerhouses Duke, OUTLOOK: The Cats are coming off an impres- phenom Mike Paskey. Paskey Sullivan has maintained a respec- the 'Cats. A model of consistency, DON TRAVISANO mas by bearing the brunt of the Michigan and Virginia. sive 23-7 win at Fordham. Liberty trounced Concord played in fifteen games as a table 26-25-3 overall record. His Galante has started in all 40 Staff Reporter defensive burden. College 52-0 in its opener last Saturday and will freshman collecting a total of five coaching accolades include assist- games of her career at Villanova. A couple of lesser-known play- present a significant challenge to the young 'Nova points on the year. Paskey's ant coach for St. Joseph's Univer- The Villanova men's soccer team. The Flames will show the Cats a pro-set offense lightning quickness earned him sity for two years and head coach team is back in action and ready that will throw the ball down field. On the other the distinction of Big East Offen- of the Father Judge High School to overcome a disappointing 1993 side of the ball, they will feature a 4-3 defense. The sive Player of the Week for his Soccer team. campaign. The squad which fin- efforts in victory The team has gotten off to a PHOTO COURTESY Flames also have many transfers from Division I- a over Boston OF LENNY VELEZ . ished 6-10-2 last year can only AD DeFiUppo A schools. Head College on October 31. slow start with two quick losses makes changes Coach Andy Talley considers this improve this year. Last year's game the first test of the young season. Last year. The Cats are held together by in the American University Dia- record was no indication of this (Continued from page 39) a Softball tournament that already The Villanova Novice Heavyweight Four finished an Liberty defeated 'Nova 27-13 in 'Nova's last game their anchor at the goalie position, dora Classic. Its 0-2 record is no lippo wants to make one of the undefeated team's talent. season with victory Aleko Zeppos. Zeppos, indication of how the team played, spent on new weight training and best in the country. To help him started, flag football (M,W,Co-Ed), a at the Dadvail. From left to right: Leonard Velez, of the season. The Cats lead the all-time series, 2- considered Pat The trademark of this team is fitness facilities. Stanford Hall soccer (M,W). volleyball (M,W,Co- Winn, Ted O'Connor, John Brokars and Dave Fuselier. 1. one of the best goalies in the dropping two hard-fought games its ability to score goals in a hurry. to 2-1. held the grand opening of its Ed), tennis-singles, and a pre- conference, has previously earned American and Howard, ti/ This high powered offense is led for athletiac room on Sept. 6. season hoops tourney. the distinction of Big East Defen- The prospectives this season The by junior co-captain Doug Nevins. ground level of this building will New to Villanova Intramural sive Player of the Week ending look to be quite optimistic even Nevins was named to the Second feature Stairmaster, Nautilus, will be a equipment available for September 7, 1992. though last season was somewhat Crew takes Team Big East last year after Cup is disappointing. With the talent and bicycles, treadmills and more. check-out at the Intramural The team rounded out by transferring from Rutgers. From The new duPont Fitness Office. The office is located next senior forward Keith Taylor and speed of this reletively young Room, the midfield spot, Nevins' seven- By LEONARD VELEZ ta, Vermont and Minnesota, last squad prevailing, it will formerly Atra, will have its grand new Butler Annex. The check-out sophomore forward John Correll. be a Contributing Reporter year's gold medal winner. teen points on five goals and seven opening on window will be trounce Temple; Both players are expected to make gigantic obstacle for every team Oct. 10, 1994. Atra is open 3 p.m.-9 p.m. Women The novice four beat Vermont assists led the team. still under contract with the Top quality basketballs, volleyball key contributions to a very optim- they encounter. While school was out last in their qualifying heat by just Jay Sommer, the team's other University and will not be out of sets for indoor and outdoor games, istic season. spring, students found themselves under two seconds, entering the captain, is a stalwart on defense. facility until the banning of Oct. bats, bases, rackets and more will await road trip Since this year can be classified applying for jobs and spending final with the fastest qualifying Sommer's relentless defensive Football Further delays are due to the be available to any student with as a rebuilding year, the job of lazy days at the beach. This, time. Competition was just as I abilities are expected to fill the remodeling that is needed to a valid ID. rebuilding falls directly into the (Continued on page 40) make void in the left however, was not the story for the fierce in the final. Racing on pure defense by the room for free weights, 10 Aerobics classes began on Sept. hands of head coach Larry Sulli- Stair- (Continued on page Eileen McCarthy, and junior Ali graduation of Chris Naylor and early in the fourth quarter when Villanova Men's Crew Team. adrenaline and with thoughts of 40) van. Regarded as the consummate masters, 10 bicycles, 3 rowing 6 in the North Gallery duPont Pearson hit Rob Carter on a slant Senior John Brokars, juniors gold, 'Nova's novice heavyweight Maue. Jim Van Duysen. machines, Pavilion and in the St. Pat professional. Coach Sullivan is 2 treadmills, 2 Step- Mary's "We're awaiting Shelagh's '94 The Wildcats' high up the middle for a 26 yard Winn, Dave Fuselier and four outpulled all other crews, Other members of the wom- powered masters and much more. Gym. Low impact and step pro- Leonard return; the right man for the job. Entering once Shelagh returns en's soccer team include sopho- offense will also look to sophomore touchdown with 13:08 to go. The Velez and sophomore Ted O'Con- this time beating Vermont with his fourth season as head coach. Stanford Hall's fitness room grams have been added to an healthy, the goalkeeper position key play in the drive was Pear- nor formed the novice men's open water (by at least four mores Gigi Romero, Megan will be open 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. The extensive daily aerobics class will be a competitive one," Cham- son's connecting with Finneran heavyweight four. seconds), and capturing the pres- Schlussel and Stacey Wallen and duPont Fitness Room's hours will schedule. Class schedules can be berlain said. for a 40 yard gain on the first play Former Novice Men's coach tigious Lindy Cup. The Varsity freshmen Molly Bushman, Chris- fluctuate in accordance to practice obtained by contacting the Intram- Senior co-captain Marcy Micek, of the fourth quarter. Tim Nunes kept the novice four Women's Lightweight Eight did tine Coronoes, Lia Paniccia and scheduling in the duPont Pavilion. ural Office. junior Julie Flisterand sophomore Finneran turned in an out- busy on the Schuylkill River well, receiving the silver in a Stephanie Shields. Team manager Supervised training has also been Questions concerning intramu- in Kathleen Gene DeFilippo Roman occupy the three is sophomore Fran Mikolajewski. standing debut, catching four preparation for the largest inter- tightly contested race. added to assist interested stu- ral sports or aerobics can be starting forward positions. passes for 73 yards and one collegiate regatta, the Dadvail, With the victory, the Villanova Look for significant offensive dents. Facilities will be open to all answered by calling their new "Marcy switched from mid- touchdown. which took place 13-15. novice men's heavyweight four threats this season to come from Villanova undergraduates with office at 519-6560. May fielder to a forward this season and Boston College's outstanding cen- "Finneran was the one fresh- do this he hired Chris Competition consisted of 33 other completed an undefeated season valid student ID. Branscome as a result scored two very impor- man we felt we got a good look novice crews, (8-0) proving ter and UConn's great forwards, to revitalize the entire program. including the Mer- that sweat, dedica- tant The intramural program at goals [last weekend]," said said Chamberlain. at," said Talley. "We think he is Sports for chant Marine, Western Ontario of tion and mere love of the sport is Villanova is something that DeFi- the fall season include Chamberlain. going to do Micek's speed is a "UConn is ranked in the very well." Canada, UNC-Chapel Hill, Mariet- the key to a successful season. Top definite asset in the forward 10 and B.C. in the Top 20," said "We had first game mistakes position. Chamberlain. These two teams which we expected, but were able We Carry New -• At forward, freshman recruit represent the biggest offensive to overcome, Talley said. Unfor- Nicole Posillico has scored three threats to tunately, BASEBALL HOCKEY EXERCISE 'Nova's rock-solid we weren't really tested. goals to date and "is very ready defense. This Friday [vs. Liberty] will be LouiseviHe Slugger Bauer Prolbrm Marshall to move up to the starting line- In a game best characterized by a test. If we win that game, it will Rawin(||s CCM BodySodd up," said Chamberlain. Upper- Villanova's offensive domination. be a good stepping «tr (Continued stone into the Your Used Sports Equipment! Neumann Cooper Century from page 38) class team members, however, are Temple was unable to gain pos- games against Boston University Zett [jouisvile "If are to [the National being we win given th^e chance to make session of the ball for any signif- and Delaware." Easlon Sherwood the ® GOU Championship]," Marshall said, starting line-up first before icant length of time. 'Nova threa- Easton Arnold "Sullivan will tre- any Palnier have to do a decisions are finalized, he tened to score for the entire first added. PLflV IT OGflin Koho Defta mendous job." half, but the game remained Vic KhigM Marshall will naturally be count- Starting defenders include scoreless until the second half ing well. senior TKan Clones on Rhines and Spies as and co-captain Rosemarie when the Wildcats began their Spies finished seventh at last Miller, sophomores Debbie Pickrel onslaught. year's championship meet, while and Kara Stanislawczyk, FaD HOCKEY IN UNE SKATES and In addition to Micek's two goals Rhines was the 5000 meter NCAA freshman Beth McCarthy. STX Oxfgsn during last weekend's road games, Champion last spring. "Rosemarie is an outstanding Georgie noces she scored one goal versus Temple Rhines is, according to Mar- sweeper and the leader on defense. in the middle of half UCROSSE Cran Barry CCM the second HOURS: shall, "without question the star She is an all-around great player," of play. NOW OPENII Springfield Store Patterson Grays CailbmiaPro MON-FRI: 11am-9pm of Villanova." Rhines will be said Chamberlain. Flister scored one goal during Brine Roler Derby ^^^- ^oam-ypm sun: ipm-tPM "Beth is Vfe have all you need Rosemont Square p.^^ aiming for the individual cham- an outstanding defend- last weekend's road series and ^^ gg^j^^j^g S7X LOW Stu)£nt//outh AW/MIB pionship this season. er with great speed, vision and Posillico scored three on the road Sport Helmet EmAii Passes issued C3n the spot! next to Borders 543-2008 Marshall already feels settled at drive to win every ball. She gives as well, lending an assist to Bachrach Rasin InTKNATOMI SnjOENT/yOUTH ID CAfOi his new job, but does not think a second, third and fourth effort 519-9530 Micek's goal against Temple. Budget Hotels • iR^va Gear he needs right always and is an incredibly to be respected Bushman and Roman each Langu^e Courses • Adventure Tours FOOTBALL focused away. competitor," said scored one goal in the game Let's Go Booc • Vouth Hostel Memseihips Rawlngs Chamberlain. We Buy, Sell, Trade & Consign Used & New "I'm not looking for respect; I'm against Temple. Work Mkm Peimits • Smm Aiioso mxims Riddel looking to coach," Marshall said. "Our defense is solid as a rock. The women's soccer team will WIson Kara, FREE SnvEST TRAiTu" MACAmE.' Sports Equipment! SNOWBOARDS "That's it. I'm looking to have a Rose, Beth and Debbie are be on the road for its next four Spcydbig I experienced players possessing SOCCER Vbrlex good time, which I'm doing. games against Boston College, the both rn Brine believe that respect is something speed and courage. Each has University of Pennsylvania, Prov- good field vision and can antici- Use Less Cash. Bring In a Trade! MRre that is earned over the course of idence and Penn State. The Wild- pate well; each is able to deny the AdUas PWY IT flQflin time. I believe that the athletes cats return to the friendly confines coach ball usually to the forward and to Ulsporl here already respect me as a of the West Campus Soccer Com- 3606A Chestnut St. A franchise ownod and operated by the Matthews fami steal passes," said Chamberlain. PHOTO BY JILL DiBERARDINC SPORTS and that's all I need. I don't need plex Saturday, Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. .PbiJfldelDhia. PA 19104 any other accolade from my Starting midfielders include to host Big East opponent The women's soccer team has won three straight games, without colleagues." seniors Sara Levendusky and Georgetown. giving up a goal. (215)382-0343 . ' . ' '" '*:•' /' .J*.' vV*.,'^ i- ;?; Il Page 38 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 9, 1994 September 9, 1994 THE VILLANOVAN • Page 39 ^* Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats ff Villanova Stadium DeFilippo implements By JONATHAN PASSMAN management still couldn't land a and Keith Hernandez, the Mets moved the franchise to Prague. going to the Marlins, hitters to the Staff Columnist free agent pitcher. Actually, they will try to bounce back from the TORONTO BLUE JAYS: Rockies, greedy players to the Red did land two or three pitchers, but public relationship Blue have the distinction Sox and Yankees, the disillusioned new ticket policy problems that The Jays My friends ask they Dkxigers. me why I don't got lost in the automated haunted them when the strike of being the first team from our to the Mets and The Blue respond when they ask me how baggage handling system at began. Sniff and Whiff nights 54th state. Growing tired of the Jays are getting the hockey lovers, By SEAN KELLY the stadium l)ecause there are my are summer was. They say I have Denver International Airport, being planned in Flushing. Every cross commercialization of Sky- the Phillies the speedsters. All the Sports Editor now two recognized student sec- this glassy look in my eyps, like which opened this year, following time a Mets pitcher records a Dome, the team will move back leftovers are going to the Cubsox. tions on opposite sides of the end I'm daydreaming. I can't figure a delay longer than the strike. strikeout, patrons into Exhibition Stadium this Tobacco advertising, due to the zone closest to the scoreboard. can enjoy free GATES I -7 out . why. FLORIDA-D.C. MARLINS: cocaine. season. Though the seagulls look health craze of the 1990s, is now Most of Gene DeFilippo's time The first two sections on both Good afternoon, ladies and After H. Wayne Huizenga's much forward to the return of free banned at all major league stadi- as the University's Athletic Direc- sides of the end zone are desig- gentlemen, and welcome to Open- publicized buyout of Washington peanut shells in the aisles, those ums. However, because of the tor last year was spent setting the nated for Villanova students only. ing Day, 2008. As you all know, D.C., he felt it was only fair to fans with April tickets are less massive tax revenue the IRS is ground work for what has the This is an opportunity to see the 14-year baseball strike is play half the Marlins home games then enthusiastic about 15-degree collecting, advertisements prom- potential of being the greatest one of the elite programs in finally in over, and major league in RFK Stadium. In this blockbus- games. Too bad all that global oting the sale and use of heroin N turnaround Wildcat Athletic Division 1-AA football and all you baseball is back once again. Before ter turn of events, the Marlins will warming hype of the 1980s was are not only allowed, they are W-X-E history. need to do is produce your valid today's game, let's run through play in the nation's capital from a farce, eh? encouraged. This year alone, the Athletic Wildcard. Unfortunately, this the major league teams still in April through June, and then The rest of the former major Because of his daring rescue of Department has reached three of alone is not enough to support the existence and predict how they return to Florida after the mon- teams all folded at some point. Schottzie, former Cincinnati Reds its major objectives by restoring Cats. At halftime of the Liberty will do this season: soon season ends. Mr. Huizenga Some owners gave up because of owner Marge Schott's dog, from the intramural program, improv- game tonight, there will be a BOSTON RED SOX: Still denies the rumors that he is close the financial perils of small the treacherous Ohio River ing the less than adequate weight drawing, for only those students toiling in Fenway, things have not to purchasing Texas (the state, markets (i.e. Milwaukee, Pitts- waters, Pete Rose was allowed and conditioning facilities, and by who are in attaendance, for two changed much for not sparking a much greater interest the Red Sox the former Rangers burgh, San Diego), while others admittance to the Hall of Fame. VIUANOVA FOOTBALL round-trip tickets on USAir to since the strike began. In fact, a franchise). Insiders say it was because in attending Villanova Football anywhere in the continental Uni- realized that it wasn't worth the he > cynical (if '94 I Boston fan there is such LOS ANGELES DODGERS: wait. Ted Turner, for example, chose to save Schottzie instead of OPENING NIGHT games. ted States. It is important that an animal) would say things have was so busy with his Cuban Cable the chain-smoking racist herself. In a stellar attempt to get 'Nova every student hold onto the ticket Many people wonder how a team not changed at all. They still have Network that he found the As part of a league-wide effort c/> students to support Wildcat Foot- stub given to them at the gate in can play in Chavez Ravine, when VIUAMOVA WILDCATS no speed, no power, and no way owners' meetings too tedious to to prevent injury, Astro Turf has S ball, DeFilippo has made every order to be eligible for this incred- the city of Los Angeles was aban- ; en to relieve the Bambino's curse. continue attending. been removed from all of the parks v$. Q student ticket free for each home ible raffle. 1' doned due to the Smog Infestation With Roger Clemens long retired, There are some other notable except Spectrum III. Philadelphia game in the 1994 season and in The weight room and condition- of 2003. Dodger ownership says UBfffflY UMIVERSIWY : O 7 they still have no pitching. changes in effect for the season. scientists attempt^ to grow grass years to come. By simply present- ing facilities have always been far that they want to give Lasorda one CHICAGO CUBSOX: Yes, the As part of the collective bargaining on a sheet of ice, but when : CO Z ing your valid student ID at the less than satisfactory on this last shot at a championship, -n bitter FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1994 o new student entrance at GATE 1, two windy city rivals agreement, each player will be attempts failed, they took out campus and not much had been because Rev. Darryl Strawberry : I merged during the strike. Jerry presented with a chauffeur-driven their frustrations with a few any Villanova student can be done to even start to improve would have wanted it 7:30 PM. iaCK-OFF that way. admitted without charge. Reinsdorf, former owner of the PHILADELPHIA PHIL- limousine. Saving the league from rounds from a .44. They don't call them. DeFilippo is very proud to After this season, the team plans STADIUM White Sox, grew tired of answer- LIES: Phillies will further financial it the City of Brotherly Love for VILLANOVA Students will no longer be announce that $180,000 has been to finally fire Lasorda, The open their despair was and move dispersed ing the question on everyone's home season in a new stadium. Norman Braman, who donated nothing, folks. and seated throughout (Continued on page 36) the team to Boise, the fastest- mind, "When is Michael Jordan III. the limos as a positive growing city in America. Spectrum The multi-million public- Yup, there is quite a lot of going to quit playing right wing dollar facility will also serve as relations gesture. Now, in Phila- catching up to do after the 14-year for the Chicago Blackhawks and NEW JERSEY YANKEES: home of the NHL Flyers. (Yes, the delphia, the city where he drove strike, but the fans seem ready, return to baseball, where he Due to economic considerations Astroturf over ice). the NFL Eagles into the goes the As ground, the players seem ready, and the Twomey, volleyball primed for beginning of season belongs?" In frustration, he sold and threat in of locusts the Bronx, you will recall. Spectrum II fell he is no longer despised and hated, management seems ready. ESPNs the team to the Tribune Co., who George Steinbrenner moved his apart when former Philadelphia just despised. will provide a national game of the now has the best of two teams to team to a new stadium By JOE PATTERSON Amy Burke, who led the team in psychology major from Mich. Sophomores Karen Foster and Olympic National Championships ("The 76ers owner Norman Katz grew The draft is gone, and players week once the roller hockey season Assistant Sports Editor run into the ground. The team House that Danny Tartabull frustrated blocking as a sophomore and Senior Amy Lam, boasting a Debbi Picco fill out the group of and was named first-team Junior with the lack of fan are free to pick their teams as they ends. It's been 14 years folks. Play will play its games in historic Built"?) in the Meadowlands support for his choose. junior. Aside from her outstanding 3.93 grade point average in Elec- returning players. Foster saw All-American. Marisa Davidson, franchise and As expected, pitchers are ball. . The Villanova women's volley- Wrigley Field, because as one complex. Cynics wonder: If the defense, Burke was second on the trical Engineering, will see signif- considerable playing time last another six-foot freshman, will ball team looks toward Chicago sportswriter said, "Com- Yankees win a World Series, will the 1994 team this past season in both kills icant playing time. Molly Gorman, year as a freshman while Picco is help bolster the Wildcat attack. season with enthusiastic iskey sucks." they hold the victory parade on optim- and hitting percentage. the fourth senior on the team, is expected to emerge as a funda- "Marisa Davidson is going to be ism. The squad COLORADO ROCKIES: the New Jersey Turnpike or the Men's welcomes hopes to improve "Amy Burke is going to do a coming back from an ankle injury mental part of this year's squad. a real strong player at the net," cross country on the impressive 26-9 With John Elway as DH, the balls Garden State Parkway? record that good job for us at middle blocker that forced her to take a medical "Debbi Picco should be ready to Twomey said. "She will add quite it posted last year as an exciting will finally begin to fly out of NEW YORK METS: Under again this year," Twomey said. redshirt last year. have an impact on our conference an offensive weapon for us." crop of incoming Coors Field. Unfortunately, even the leadership capabilities of front freshmen com- "She could be an All-Big East Junior Can Clawson returns as this year," Twomey stated. Freshmen Kris Tomasovic from plement an already strong after fourteen years, Rockies office personnel Dwight (xooden corps performer." the team's primary setter. Claw- Despite having an energized Oregon and Kara Meier from of maturing three new coaches to 'Nova upperclassmen. Senior Mara Austrins, who acts son, who led the team in assists collection of returning upperclass- Minnesota combine with sopho- "We should be as improved as as co-captain with Burke, will be as a sophomore, will be an int^xal men, a lot of this year's excitement more Christ^ Hansen to round out anyone," Head Coach Ron Two- a starter for the fourth straight element in setting up the offense. is centered on an impressive the 1994 Villanova squad. mey stated. season. Austrins has led the team, "[She's] quite capable of freshman class. The 12 players form a team that Marshall, women go only his experience as an accomp- Line to work with the Wildcat doing Twomey, entering his third in aces and digs in two out of her anything Stacy Evans, six-foot should with perennial By MARK SPOONAUER lished collegiate athlete, but also sprinters and jumpers after coach- we ask her at this a middle compete season at the Assistant program's helm, is first three seasons. Twomey point," Twomey said. "She really blocker from California, will have Big East power Pittsburgh, and Sports Editor as an Olympian. In 1982 Marshall ing on the high school level. He ' understandably \ confident. One expects "outstanding perfor- anchored two victories in the can move the ball around really an immediate impact on the team. preseason favorites Seton Hall also had a successful collegiate reason The for his optimism is senior mance at outside hitter" from the well." Evans competed in the 1994 Junior and Connecticut. for sixth straight 1994 Villanova University sprint medley relay and 3200 and post-collegiate jumping men's cross country team is meter Relay at the Penn Relays. career. This 1994 Jamaican poised to avenge last season's A year later Marshall won the National Champion in the Triple disappointments with By PETE McDONOUGH right away. All eyes will be the help of NCAA indoor 880 yard champion- Jump has spent the past three new head coach John Marshall. In Staff Reporter focused on this year's cross coun- ship and, in 1984, anchored anoth- years as a volunteer coach in the Pearson leads offensive attack 1993 the Wildcats, under retired try team to see if it can win a sixth er 3200 meter relay victory at Plainfield (NJ) high school system. straight head coach Marty Stem, failed to Penn. NCAA title. As a member of the 1984 "Anthony Williams is a fantas- (Continued page 40) As successor to Marty Stern, qualify for the NCAA Champion- from Pearson's moving around more Class AA State Champions in With the loss of two-time cross United States Olympic team, tic young coach who brings a new arguably the greatest ships despite their abilities to get the job done. My in the pocket this year as opposed 1990, was named to the first team NCAA wom- country champion Carole Zajac to No. 3 national Marshall advanced to the semif- look to our program, that of a to en's cross country coach ever, ranking because of a fifth teammates and the coaching staff dropping back and passing. all-state by the Associated Press graduation, this season's team place inals of the 800 meter in Los sprint and coach," said jump "It's more of an advantage to get John Marshall certainly has his finish in the NCAA Region II were very supportive of me," said in 1991 and was named league has a tough road ahead. Junior Jen Angeles. Marshall. "He will be a great asset work cut out for him. Does he feel qualifying meet. However, with a refreshingly optimistic Pearson. me running around and I'm get- MVP in the same year. Rhines, who placed second at last To complete his staff, Marshall in building a tradition in jump the pressure? four of last year's top six runners The coaching staff and Pear- ting better at it — a lot better than The rigorous demands placed year's championships, will fill hired assistant coaches Jim Tup- events at Villanova." son's share his optim- last year. It's definitely a confi- on a student-athlete are often "No," Marshall answered. "I Zajac's returning to this year's squad, teammates vacated spot. Also return- peny (Aug. 9), Gina Procaccio and Villanova's first scheduled meet ism and continue to support and dence builder to see yourself times overwhelming, but Pearson never once thought about the ing are seniors Becky including Louie Quintana the Anthony Williams Spies, (Aug. 17). Tup- is the Mount Saint Mary's Invi- improve." pressures that came with the job; team's top runner the past two express confidence in the second- seems to keep his studies and Tosha Woodward and Emer Mol- peny is revered within the track tational which will be held in year that his transition Pearson has learned through game in check and takes it all in I just wanted to be head coach." loy, years, 'Nova's chances of redemp- QB now who were all major factors in community for his contributions Emmitsburg, 17. Next MD, Sept. from high school level football to personal experience that only stride. "After a tough practice, the When he ended his running last year's tion are quite favorable. Head title-winning team. as a former Villanova and Univer- week a preview of the will meet is complete. through extensive playing time last thing you want to do is open career in 1988, Marshall knew Juniors Nikki Coach Marshall, aided by the college level football Shaw and Stacy sity of Pennsylvania coach, for his be provided as well as in depth With Pearson as starting quar- can a quarterback avoid stupid a book, but you need to study if that he wanted to get into Robinson, also '93 three experienced and knowledge- back from the 17 year tenure as director of the look at this year's team. able assistant coaches terback in this season's opener plays. "It's important for us to you want to do well and remain coaching. squad, will be joined by sophomore he selected, Penn Relays and for his service avoid bad plays this year; "I always wanted to coach track should enjoy success with played Saturday, Sept. 3, Villan- this eligible to play. Budgeting one's Krestena Sullivan. Marshall is this as President of the NCAA Track "I a senior-dominated ova resoundingly defeated the comes through experience. In the time is key. and field," he said. was expecting Sullivan to play a major team. & Field Coaches Association. Fordham game, I threw an inter- student-athlete, I always studied A former assistant Fordham University Rams, post- role. coach for "I'm excited to have "We're hungry to do well this Jim Tup- ception and some forced balls. It's event and everyone else's Villanova, John ing a 23-7 victory. Outgaining the my Marshall was peny as Assistant Head year and to pay back those teams (Continued on page 36) Coach," important I get out of that mode event. I have always been a player- appointed by Athletic Rams 405 to 218 in total offense, Director said Marshall. "He that last had tremend- and shake off the bad plays embarrassed us year. No coach." Gene DeFilippo June 30. For the Pearson completed 20 of his 35 and -taB? ous success as an assistant one likes to be on the losing end to mistakes. And once a mistake is In his days as a runner here at past two seasons, Marshall passes in the air for 230 yards. Jumbo Elliott, and I look forward of a game. Last year we didn't get committed, I need to forget it and Villanova, Marshall definitely worked closely with all areas He had his first two-touchdown of to tremendous success with him the breaks we needed; this year passing of his career, suc- try to make amends; I need to go built himself a resume worthy of the recruiting process and over- once again." game out and play and stop thinking we're trying to get back on top recognition. saw the Wildcat sprinters and cessfully connecting with fresh- so Villanova graduate Gina Pro- much." again," said Pearson. In four years at 'Nova, he middle-distance runners. man Brian Finneran for eight caccio, who has Wildcats' first enjoyed national Pearson emulates professional The true test of relay in the "John is a wonderful yards and sophomore Rob Carter anchored three teams person as and international the season comes against Liberty success as a QB Dan Marino, citing his game Championships of America at the well as a great track coach," said long on a 25-yard score. distance runner, has served smarts this evening. "Liberty's nationally > also the 1983 DeFilippo. "By hiring "I'm very comfortable with our and ability to avoid the Penn Relays. He was John, we are one year as a ranked in the 25 they're graduate assistant stupid play as traits Top and Indoor 880 yard Champion. also able to rekindle receivers. They're smart and can worthy of NCAA the rich at the University going to give us a game. They are of Tennessee, as admiration. Pearson works to As a junior, Marshall was tradition which exists here at run down the field. Brian Finne- well as one year as very quick and will run the ball. an assistant great receiver incorporate these skills into his named to the 1984 U.S. Olympic Villanova University. John was coach ran is going to be a at Georgetown University We have to be prepared for that," run, recruited by the for us; his height is a huge plus. own game. Team in the 800 meter and legendary James The greatest said Pearson. . thing about Gina A native of Wilkes-Barre, PA, the semi-finals at the Los Jumbo Elliott, competed for Vil- You can throw it away from him, reached IS that she brings not only the his Pearson attended Hanover Area Pearson expresses Angeles Games. lanova under the tutelage of high or to the side, and long deep satis- COURTESY OF SPORTS INFORMATION ERIK PEARSON Villanova tradition but Charles interna- arms are there making the play," High School where he quarter- faction with the University and "I cannot do what Coach Stern Jenkins and was the top tional experience to our team backed for three seasons, receiving the entire football with these held high. Our opponents are not did," Marshall said. "I probably assistant to Marty Stern each of said Pearson. program. "I go to war guys every which will help the development Against Fordham, "we kept our All-Scholastic honors all three couldn't be happier to play at Saturday and you need to have going to take us for granted this V/ can be successful, and that's my the last two years. He has been of our young runners both seasons, setting a school and Villanova and I in year. I think we're a lot better goal — to be successful. But an integral part of this program now poise and didn't let the early wouldn't want to confidence them. We have this and in their careers after gradua- conference record for the most be anywhere else. Villanova. than the critics have said." there's only one Coach Marty and truly understands what this fumble phase us. It showed a lot Villanova is here at maintain our touchdown passes in a single everything college football is; the "Lots of people are writing Indeed, Wildcat QB Erik Pear- Stem." track program is all about." of class for us to us season with 25. Pearson also football tradition here is off this year, but we're going son has learned what college Unfortunately, he will be tested Marshall brings to 'Nova not confidence, put it behind us and great. into Williams arrives on the Main put points on the board." quarterbacked the Pennsylvania The team is like a big family; you the Liberty game with our heads football is all about. wtmrnm^'mm nw 40 » THE VILLANOVAN • Stptwnbf 9, 1994 SPORTS Nova dominates Fordham in opener Logan tallies eight Sophomore QB solid tackles in opener against Fordham By TODD LESKANIC By KATE SZUMANSKI Sports Editor Editor-in-chief "Burnt like a piece of day-old Some said it couldn't get any toast." A Fordham public radio worse. And they were right. For announcer said it best as the as Murphy's law would have it, Rams lost their home opener to anything that could have gone an impressive Wildcat 23- squad, wrong last season did. 7. Despite some early blunders, With senior starting quarter- the Cat offense was able to back (now graduated) Brad Par- regroup, supported by a defense pan sidelined last season for five that stuffed the Ram offense for games with a broken left collar- the entire game. bone injury sustained during the Fordham jumped out to a 7-0 Cats season opening loss to Nor- lead less than three minutes into theastern Sept. 10, 1993, the the first period. With the Cats Wildcats were left without an driving, fullback Anthony experienced quarterback to head fl Cowsette fumbled the ball at the the offense. Countless other injur- Fordham 47 yard line. Ram def- ies to key players (18 total) ensive back Chris O'Leary scooped crippled 'Nova's starting squad, up the loose ball and rambled 53 resulting in the team's only losing yards for the score. That was the season (3-8-0) since Head Coach last time the Rams would get on Talley the scoreboard. Andy arrived at the helm May 29, 1984. 'Nova finally got on the board The 'Nova coaching early in the second quarter when staff viewed last season as an quarterback Erik Pearson found oppor- tunity to prove Murphy wrong freshman Brian Finneran in the and sought to transform corner of the end zone from eight what could have been an yards out. On the drive, Pearson all-around disastrous year into an invaluable completed key passes to Josh learning experience for the Dolbin for 11 yards, Eric Hunt for new, young of the 23 yards, and Rob Carter for 11 members team. yards. However, the Cats could What has evolved from the disappointing '93 not convert the point-after and season is a much more experienced, trailed 7-6 with 13:57 left in the confident Wild- first half. cat squad led offensively by a Late in the second quarter, the much more experienced, confident Cats struck again. 'Nova took over Wildcat quarterback. on offense with just 39 seconds Emerging as the offensive field to go in the half on their own 37 general was the young freshman redshirt yard-line. On first down, Pearson Erik Pearson. Last season 6'3^ completed a 17 yard pass to the 215 pound QB appeared Finneran and 15 more yards were in nine games, starting in four; tacked on due to a personal foul he was 106-for-200 (four touch- by Fordham. A ten-yard comple- downs, 11 interceptions) for a tion to Hunt with just 19 seconds season total of 1,225 yards. Pear- left moved 'Nova into field goal son received ECAC Rookie of the position and a pass interference Week honors for his performance call with three seconds remaining against Fordham Sept. 18; he put the ball on the Fordham five completed ll-of-22 passes for 163 yard-line. Senior Frank Venezia yards in that contest. 5>enior free safety Devian Logan contributed eight tackles in the WUdcats' 23-7 "I never expected to play as split the uprights and gave the victory against Fordham. "t^imigopeninif gamenam*, Cats a 9-7 lead going into the half. much as I did last season. When Although Villanova had just a Cats was Hunt, who caught four Brad went down, I was called to yard-line. Three plays later charge two point lead, the half-time with nine tackles, includ- play. Last year I was forced to balls for 52 yards. Cowsette atoned for his two first ing three unassisted tackles. learn the statistics showed a one-sided "I was pleased with our poise offense early; that was quarter fumbles by plowing into game. The Cats gained Senior free safety Devian Logan a big plus for me. Now I know 242 yards and patience," said Head Coach the endzone from five yards out, had eight tackles in total offense while Fordham Andy Talley. "We made some (five unassisted.) what college football is all about," giving the Cats a 16-7 lead. was limited to just 89. Pearson Sophomore cornerback Brian Bar- said Pearson. mistakes in the first half that we *T thought about the mistakes ajas also turned in a big completed 13 of 21 passes for 140 were able to overcome because we perfor- "The transition from high I made and felt obligated to make mance with yards and one touchdown. the two fnterceptions. school football to college level were superior team." up for them," said Cowsette. He "Overall, the defense did a very Cowsette led 'Nova running backs In the second half, the story was football was tough. You need to finished with 83 yards on 18 nice with 52 yards on 12 carries. Also job," said Talley. "We bas- know a lot more in terms of all Villanova. With 11:00 remain- carries. contributing was freshman ically pitched a shutout, our reading defense. Also, ball Curtis ing in the third quarter, Adam Meanwhile, college on the other side of offense gave them their Sifford, who had a 46 yard run Burawski intercepted a Joe Moore- seven is much faster than high school the ball, the 'Nova defense con- points." mid-way through the second quar- head pass deep in Fordham level ball. You need to be confident ter- tinued its domination. Junior The Cats nailed the coffin shut in ter. The leading receiver for the ritory and returned it to the eight your teammates and their linebacker Tyrone Frazier led the (Continued on page 37) (Continued on page 39) Hats off to women's soccer; WiUcats win first ttiree games By KATE SZUMANSKI women's soccer team has two soned veterans a^d freshman Editor-in-chief goals for this season: to try and newcomers. win the Big East, and to win an At the position of goalkeeper for The members of the women's NCAA bid and enter the post- the '94 season is freshman Diana soccer team are seeing everything season tournament. We need 14 Anes. A non-recruited player, in three's these days. And with or 15 wins out of 18 games to Anes contacted Coach Chamber- good reason. accomplish these goals," said lain independently and was Entering his third year as the Chamberlain. awarded a spot on the team. head coach of the women's soccer The Villanova women's soccer "Diana is an excellent compet- team, Sheldon Chamberlain leads team plays a 4-3-3 defense which itor and we are very pleased with an impressive and promising lends balance to the team's struc- her performance to date. Her Wildcat squad into its '94 fall ture, said Chamberlain. A total of father was a pro goal keeper in season. Currently undefeated in 20 players, four seniors, three Portugal, so she's got it in the three regular season juniors, five contests, the sophomores and eight genes," Chamberlain said. women have shutout all of their freshmen compose the *94 roster. The second goalkeeper is fresh- opponents decisively, posting 3-0 Poised and determined to man recruit Shelagh O'Hagan victories on the road over achieve the goals Navy of the women's who sustained an injury to her Sept. 3, Loyola Sept. soccer 4, and over team as articulated by elbow within the last two weeks, , Temple Sept. 7 at home. Coach Chamberlain are the team's preventing her from playing for pwtoby^iiu. wberaroino "As the dark horse of the Big very talented 11 Sophomore '*^*^**fnrw..H r *u. « starters, a care- an mdefmite period of time. Cathleen Roman runs by a Temple defender in East 'NowT?^*»^«»3-0win.n conference, the Villanova fully crafted combination of sea- (ConHnued on page 37)