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VOL. XXI, NO. 51 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1987
the independent newspaper serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary·s Accusations Students to pay about SUB $1 ,400 in plan are leveled By JIM RILEY dent government to help foot By LIZ PANZICA News Editor the bill. Copy Editor "We want to include student Members of the Hall Presi government and the class of The Student Senate is con dents' Council are scheduled to fices in this," said Winkler. ducting an investigation into meet today at 4 p.m. to form "
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------·---~---~--~------· ------page 2 The Observer Thursday, November 12, 1987 In Brief No humming allowed
SylvesterStallone,filming''Ramboiii''intheisraeli resort town of Elat, reportedly fled his hotel room Sunday at NO football games night when security guards told him machine-gun fire had broken out nearby and he was in danger. But police and With the advent of the last home football army spokesmen said there was no gunbattle in the area. game of the season this Friday, I think that we "' Stallone's head security officer, Tony Maffatone, disputed shoul~ get athfe~ thinhgs cleared upf.tShe~iors wm • _ the Israeli statements, saying he witnessed a four-minute experience e1r 1ast ome game o e1r co 11 ege battle in which hundreds of rounds of machine-gun fire careers. were exchanged. "There is no question about it. This was a real battle with heavy machine-gun fire," Maffatone As usual, emotion and nostalgia will run ram said. "The Israeli story is completely implausible." - pant at the tailgaters and in the senior section. Associated Press And wherever there is emotion and nostalgia M at Notre Dame, there is the urge to sing our L. inspiring school songs. This, however, presents 6 a problem. Of Interest After almost four years, I now realize that I am one of the only fools who actually knows all of the words to the three main school songs. As Grace Hall debates continue at 9 p.m. in the Grace an incoming freshman, I thought knowing the Hall pit. Tonight's topic will be: "The personal morals of Victory March, Notre Dame Our Mother and presidential candidates do have a bearing on their the Hike Song were prerequisites for admission suitability for high office." This debate will be judged by to the football games. Professor John Roos of the government department. -The Observer To the contrary, opening one's ears at the football game will prove that most people begin The Anti-Apartheid Network continues its prayer to sing the chorus of the fight song well before vigil on the administration steps at 12:15 p.m. today. The it's time to break in with the familiar words. vigil also will occur at the Center for Continuing Education And if I did not know any better, I would think ANO llloc.J, A NoTtE DAME ~TUl)E~'f' TO on Friday at 12:15. -The Observer that the alma mater consisted of a bunch of I melodic mumbles followed by an overwhelming SUI6 ••. 'THE' ALMA MA1'Eit. "Looove thee Noootre Dame! ! " The Macintosh Users Group will meet at 7 p.m. in Room 226 Math and Computing Center. -The Oserver In the interest of all those who would like to Notre Dame, Our Mother get the words of these songs right once in their Notre Dame, our Mother, A Notre Dame Encounter reunion will be held careers, I will give up the rest of my column Tender, strong and true. at 10 p.m. in the Morrissey Hall party room. A short to words of Notre Dame's school songs. Good Proudly in the heavens, meeting will be held, followed by an ice cream social. -The luck, good times and good singing. Gleams the Gold and Blue, Observer Glory's mantle cloaks thee, Golden is thy fame, Notre Dame VIctory March And our hearts forever, The last Friday Forum at the Center for Social Rally sons of Notre Dame; Praise thee, Notre Dame. Concerns will be tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. Professor Jack Sing her glory and sound her fame, And our hearts forever, Dow, department of physics Freimann Professor, will Raise her Gold and Blue Love thee, Notre Dame. speak on "High Speed Computing: Its Implications-- So And cheer with voices true; cial As Well As Technical." -The Observer Rah, rah for Notre Dame Hike Song (This is the part people miss-KB) The march is on, no brain or brawn A concert by Lop.don Baroque will be held at 8 We will fight in ev-ry game, Can stop the charge of fighting men. p.m. in the library auditorium. The concert is sponsored Strong of hear and true to her name Loud rings the cry of grim defy by the department of music and is free. -The Observer We will ne'er forget her Of hard attack let loose again. And will cheer her ever Oh, it's the hike, hike, hike of victory. j Raymond Dunnett, professor of history at Purdue, Loyal to Notre Dame. The call to rise and strike. will be speaking on "Traditional Gold Mining in Ghana: For Notre Dame's men are winning A Critique of the Marxist Model," at noon tomorrow in Chorus When Notre Dame hears hike, hike, hike. Room 242 of O'Shaughnessy Hall. -The Observer Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame, Wake up the echoes cheering her name, Chorus Roberto DeMatta, a professor in the anthropology Send a volley cheer on high, Hark to the cheering, songs rising high, department, will be speaking on "For a Sociology of the Shake down the thunder from the sky. Hark to the roar as the ranks go marching by; 'Latin American Tradition."' This lecture will be held at What though the odds be great or small. Shoulder to shoulder chanting her glorious 4 p.m. today in 131 Decio. -The Observer Old Notre Dame will win over all, name. While her loyal sons are marching Burn high your fires and swing along for Notre Onward to victory. Dame. The Great Hunger Clean-up is now forming committees for recruitment, fundraising, publicity and worksite selection in order to raise money to fight hunger. For more information, call Liz Durkin at 287-3876 or Sean BUY OBSERVER CLASSIFIEDS Evers at 232-9112. -The Observer I I Applications for fashion show tryouts for the ~t•r•tl"@l'§••~-!®ll)l;••n•r••lif·IAitD•••rn•u••rz••••••••••m•w•r•n•••n•••••u•••n•••~.,_,.tza u•J!JIIZiilsn•a Black Cultural Arts Festival are due no later than Friday. For more information and an application, call Kim Steven son at 283-4072. -The Observer ciEREMIAH Any junior interested in working on JPW, please leave name m the junior class office on the second floor of LaFor tune Student Center by Friday. -The Observer SWEENEY "The Dragon and the King: The Iconography of Power in Olmec and Maza Art," a lecture given by P. 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Michelle Dall .Monday tbra Saturday Across form University Park Mall on Grape Road De a.-- (USPS 599 l~) il publilbed MODday throuah Friday C1c:epl 10:00 pm-Clo.e durilll-Uld YKalion periods. ne a..nw is publiahed by the ltlldenu of the UIIIYalky ol Notre Dame Uld s.iat Mary's Collep. Sublcriptioaa -y be purdlu ed for S40 pcr r-r (S15 per--.) by wrililla ne ~. P.O. 101: Q, Notn o-c. ladlaaa 46556. .loin our "Around tlae World ..,,,.. 80 Beers" Clu _...... _ne a..--11 a _._ of ne ~ Pna All rcprocluction riaJ111 are aa a II 1111-111 I I 7 I l I l 01112 I II Thursday, November 12, 1987 The Observer page 3 ';\~\·!'··. Network fasts for divestment ' By ERIC M. BERGAMO The Board will decide on University the best that it can Senior Staff Reporter divesting from corporations be," Magetti said. doing business in South Africa Magetti originally felt the Members of the Notre Dame this Friday at the CCE. Board might divest because Anti-Apartheid Network are Magetti said he doesn't feel "they were waiting specifically "making some kind of the fast will influence the deci to hear what (Rev. Leon) Sul sacrifice" by fasting this week sion of the Board of Trustees. livan was going to say," but before the meeting of the Board "We're trying not to think of now feels the Board won't take of Trustees, said Greg Magetti, it in those terms because that's action. head of the Anti-Apartheid Net not why you should fast," he Sullivan is the author of the work. said. "You shouldn't fast to Sullivan Principles, the Fity-five people have signed force someone to do someth guidelines regarding invest up to fast for some period or ing." There are a number of ment in South Africa followed miss a meal, Magetti noted. reasons for the fast, Magetti by many U.S. businesses and Those who have signed up in said. institutions, including Notre clude undergraduates, "First of all it is to share in Dame. In May, Sullivan graduate students and faculty. a little way in the suffering," called for complete divestment Three graduate students are he said. "Secondly -- and this from South African businesses abstaining completely from is one reason why it's good to because apartheid had not food during the week, he said. have other people join into the diminished. Magetti said he Curtis Brock has been on a fast-- it is to get as many people has heard comments from diet of juices since Monday, as possible to really think and several people, including a Bel while Carol Stewart and Cris to look deeper at what is going gian journalist who inter Toffolo have only had water, on in South Africa. viewed Father Oliver Wil Magetti said. Brock had to eat "One thing we would like (the liams, a member of the Board's some rice on Tuesday because Trustees) to know," he added, investment committee, that it he was becoming ill from the "is that it affects us how they seemed the University would fast. decide on this, that we take it continue to invest. The fasters are staying in the seriously." People who have written to ~~ LaFortune lobby during the Magetti noted that he came University President Father The Observer I John Studebaker day, he said. to Notre Dame because of the Edward Malloy, Magetti noted, Th e C o I or of Money, Part II The fast will end at 12: 15 p.m. reputation for peace and jus have received answers that Friday during a vigil outside tice. "people of goodwill can dis It looks like Tom Cruise may have some competition. Pangborn's Chris the Center for Continuing Edu "We (the Network) feel kind agree on the best means to end Kruse cues up the balls and practices some hustling of his own. cation. of a responsibility to make our apartheid."
ComP-uter Science & MIS Students Co-ed continued from page 1 Junior Bob Challenger said the task force is collecting views and opinions on coeduca tional housing from faculty, SHARE THE INSPIRATION. alumni and students. Firth said each member of the task force is involved in col lecting information from a va riety of groups with input on he rush of adrenaline. If you're a highly-motivated the issues of residentiality. The surge of excite person, an independent worker, The 15-member task force was appointed last spring by ment. The flash of and an innovative thinker, you Father David Tyson, vice pres inspiration. Familiar have the right chemistry for ident for student affairs, to U study six areas of residen fPPlings to talented IS profession- ACCENT. tiality, a press release stated. als at The Tra·;elers. And to the Now make the right move. The issues to be examined in promising graduates who'll join To The Travelers' ACCENT pro clude: us this year. gram. Where you'll find varied -- the quality, sufficiency and You've discovered these and valuable learning experiences. variety of living facilities for undergraduate and graduate feelin~s in vour academic work. A supportive human environment w J students; Recognized them in the elegance and a sophisticated technical one. -- the criteria for selection of advanced technology. And now And where you'll find plenty of and evaluation of residence you can share in them at The . hall staffs; opportunities to help move you the structural and Travelers, where the support is ahead. programmatic support avail stronger, the environment more You'll also receive a com able to hall staffs; sophisticated and the ap!'llications petitive salary, complete benefits - the standard of conduct for student residents; more challenging. and even an IBM PC AT to take -- the provision of services to As a distinguished Comf.'ukr Science ot MJS home with you. Plus generous relocation assistance meet the social, religious, cul graduate, you now have a difficult decision to make tn our Hartford, Connecticut hom~ office. tural, volunteer and personal about your future. That's why we created ACCENT. needs of resident students; So, if you're a bright and talented computer -- the relationship between A fast-paced, competitive program. Oftering tech· oriented major, join The Travelers. Where the accent residential life and the aca nicd and management training through a diverse is on you and the inspiration shared by all. demic mission of the Univer range of assignments leading to key professional Find out more about signing up for The sity. A survey on residentiality is positions. Travelers' interview schedule. Recruiters will be on sues will be distributed to a All in one of the most advanced IS environ campus Friday, November 13th. Or, send your sample of the student body next ments in the financial ~ervices industry-including resume to: Gail L'Heureux, The Travelers week to gauge student reac the largest IMS shLp, 14 IBM mamframe~ and a tion, Challenger said. Companies, 30-CR, CN87, One Tower Square, "Students will be able to 37,00) terminal SNA network. Hartford, CT 06183-7060. voice their oplDlons on But our commitment to staying on the cutting coeducational housing," be edge of IS technology doesn't stop there. We've said. "The survey is important. It will be a very valuable tool recently installed over 20,(XX) IBM PCs, integrated the to our report." latest 4th generation languages, and we're develop ing our future leaders with ACCENT. Challenger said the task If you have a degree in computer science, MIS TheTravelersj force is providing Father Mal loy with information in order or a related discipline, high academic achievement, You're better off under the Umbrella~" to identify key residentiality is exposure to hardware and software, and some pro sues. gramming experience, you have the right credentials for ACCENT. "The purpose of the survey is not so much to suggest changes as to look closer at cer tain issues,'' Challenger said. "Based on our report, (Malloy) will decide on what to investi The Travelers Companies, Har
. Surprise snowfall F. "' buries East Coast Associated Press a little overtime," said Vito Turso, spokesman for the New More than a half-foot of snow York City sanitation depart piled up in parts of the North ment which called in 800 east and temperatures workers on their day off. swooped into the 30s in the However, police reported, South on Wednesday as wintry many drivers were off slick weather arrived more than a roads because of the Veterans month early and caused dozens Day holiday. Schools, banks of accidents that killed at least and local, state and federal six people. government offices were Snowfall ranged from up to closed and kept people at home. two inches in the mountains of In the Washington, D.C., North Carolina to seven to nine area, where temperatures inches in the Pocono Mountains reached 72 on Monday, seven of northeastern Pennsylvania. inches of snow fell by 2 p.m., Up to six inches fell in the with a predicted 16 inches pos Catskill Mountains of New sible, blanketing the sites of York and Berkshire Mountains Veterans Day activities at the of Massachusetts. Arlington National Cemetery "This is like Siberia," said in Virginia and at the Vietnam Trooper Joseph Perechinsky at Veterans Memorial. the State Police barracks in Towanda, Pa. "It is snowing National Weather Service and blowing and the flag is spokesman Ed Schoenberg blowing straight out." said the snowfall broke the 1967 Pork chop The Observer I Heleni Korwek Sections of major highways record when the total for the in the metropolitan areas of entire month was 6.9 inches. A Saint Mary's "baby bio" class ends a period of of the matter. The students have been dissecting the Baltimore, New York and The snow led first lady Nancy studying their fetal pigs by really getting to the "heart" animals for the past month. Richmond, Va., were shut Reagan to cancel a planned trip down briefly Wednesday mor to New York City to attend a ning to allow highway crews to concert at Carnegie Hall by sand and salt bridges, intersec pianist Vladimir Feltsman. Howitzer taken for a joy ride tions and overpasses. School sessions and many Associated Press Fort Carson, near Colorado corted it to Denver to assure "We're welcoming the win scheduled events were can Springs. safe travel," Millar said. The ter with a little excitement and celled. DENVER A self-propelled, The incident began shortly howitzer ran out of gasoline at 27 -ton Army artillery piece after 1 a.m. when the post was an intersection in a residential dubbed "Clyde" was stolen notified that the M-109 howit neighborhood. from Fort Carson early Wed zer, measuring 12 feet high and IJC=fl{g #J!Rl!J~ nesday and driven about 70 six feet wide, was moving on A woman who lives near the miles along Interstate 25 before ·.1-25 toward Denver, Millar intersection, about six or seven are better with it ran out of fuel in Denver. said. miles from downtown Denver, Two men inside, a young sol The $758,000 vehicle, which called the incident scary. Your Group and dier and a civilian, were ar can fire shells weighing around "I always thought we had se rested. 90 pounds, was traveling only curity in these United States. The tracked 155mm howit with small directional head But anything can happen," CARDINAL zer, "a big cannon on tracks," lights that only show up faintly, said Maria Pena. "You go to CHARTERS & TOURS was not carrying ammunition, Millar said. sleep, you wake up in the mor said Sgt. John Millar, an Army Officers from the Colorado ning and find this thing right in 287·8677 public information officer at State Patrol "more or less es- front of your doorstep."
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He then offered to reform drive, was dismissed resign. It was not clear whether "It should be clear that one Wednesday as Moscow Com he criticized Gorbachev. cannot leap over essential munist Party boss. Gorbachev's position on stages and try to accomplish His departure appeared to be Yeltsin's removal was not everything in one go," Gorbac a setback for Gorbachev's known, but the move seemed hev said. "Reconstruction campaign for franker criticism certain to strengthen the hand carries on the revolutionary of problems in Soviet society, of party conservatives. cause, and today it is ab and could herald a more con The official Tass news solutely essential to master the servative approach to the agency said the Moscow party skill of exercising revolution country's economic woes. committee on Wednesday ary self-restraint." It was not immediately clear found Yeltsin guilty of "major Yeltsin, who was named to a whether Yeltsin's removal shortcomings" in his work as candidate, or non-voting, seat marked a personal defeat for party chief and relieved him of on the Politburo in February Gorbachev. In a highly unusual his duties. 1986, reportedly drew a rebuke move, Gorbachev attended the It said the meeting also ap after his speech last month Moscow Communist Party proved a decision made at the from Yegor Ligachev, the committee meeting at which October Central Committee Kremlin's No. 2 man and a Yeltsin was ousted, indicating meeting to brand Yeltsin's cri reputed conservative force in that he had a hand in the deci tical speech "politically er the Politburo. sion. roneous." Yeltsin, who as Moscow Yeltsin was succeeded by Ligachev also took part in the party chief held one of the top Lev Zaikov, 63, a member of Moscow party meeting, Tass party posts in the country, was the 13-man ruling Politburo said, without providing details. the highest-ranking Gorbachev who once headed the Commu Despite the Kremlin's policy protege to lose his job since nist Party apparatus in of "glasnost" or openness, Gorbachev became the Soviet Leningrad, the Soviet Union's party sessions like the plenum Communist Party chief in largest city after Moscow. of the Moscow city committee March 1985. Tass said Gorbachev spoke and October's Central Commit The 56-year-old Yeltsin had at Wednesday's Moscow party tee meeting are usually re been among the most vocal meeting, but gave no details. It ported in general terms. supporters of Gorbachev's was not known when Gorbac Yeltsin, former party boss of The Observer I John Studebaker plans for "perestroika," the hev last attended a meeting of the industrial city of Recruit him! ambitious restructuring of the the committee. Sverdlovsk in the Urals, was Well, at least we know Steve Kolthaus has his dunk down. Now, if he Soviet economy and society. Gorbachev criticized appointed Moscow party chief could only hit those free throws ... But at an Oct. 21 meeting of "headstrong" advocates of in December 1985. Ortega tells OAS he supports peace ~------Associated Press Calero, called Ortega's speech Introducing Nightclub Night at Theodore's "lengthy, boring and without with WASHINGTON Nicaraguan real substance." President Daniel Ortega THE MAGIC AND COMEDY OF declared Wednesday his gov Ortega's call for a direct ernment is fully committed to dialogue with the United States complying with the Central was rejected immediately by BOB GARNER America peace agreement and the U.S. ambassador to the he renewed his offer to hold OAS, Richard McCormack, peace talks with the United who said that Reagan had laid El]oy a nightclub atmosphere with your friends States. out strict conditions for re while your class officers serve you refreshments "Nicaragua is ready to com opening diplomatic contacts ply 100 percent with the agree with Sandinista officials. from the full food and drink bar. ment," Ortega declared in a Ortega said that although dramatic hour-long Nicaragua has taken a number O.J. FOLLOWING SHOW appearance before the General of steps to meet its commit Assembly of the Organization ments under the regional peace Thursday, Nov. 12 of American States during his agreement he signed last Au 9:00pm (doors open at 8:30 pm) first visit to Washington in gust, the United States has un eight years. Ortega wore a con dercut the accord by sending Sponsored by SUB, Class of '89,'90, and '91 servative gray suit instead of weapons and other equipment his usual outfit for public ap on 140 resupply flights to the pearances -- combat fatigues. country's Contra rebels since He thus disputed President then. Reagan's charge before the same audience on Monday that He said the weapons include IT'S UNIVERSITY NIGHT Nicaragua is "nowhere near" ground-to-air missiles which meeting its obligations. are threatening domestic and at An overflow crowd filled the international air traffic in main meeting room at OAS Nicaragua. U.S. spy flights headquarters. also have continued, he said. In the standing-room-only UIICI.ES' IIISII ,UI crowd were all six members of The peace agreement was 4609 Grape Road the Contra leadership; they lis signed by Nicaragua and four tened intently as Ortega spoke. Central American neighbors - J.M.S. Plaza Mterward, one of the most vet Guatemala, El Salvador, Hon Mishawaka eran Contra leaders, Adolfo duras and Costa Rica.
dents involved in the decision ~---THIS THURSDAy _ __. Damage about how the damages would be assessed. continued from page 1 Some HPC members ex 25 cent DRAFT BEERS said. pressed concern that a prece HPC members said Goldrick dent might be set in which the told them that the University student body as a whole could usually does cover minor be assessed damages for the 50 cent FLAVORED damage charges, but because actions of only some students. this was such a large amount, The HPC said University of the University didn't want to ficials collected ID cards from SCHNAPPS set a precedent by paying the 16 or 17 students during the food bill. fight. Each has already paid a HPC members said Goldrick fine to the University, Coene told them that students said. But these are disciplinary OJ provided $1 cover definitely would have to pay the fines, and this money will not damages, so the administra be applied to the $1,400 of da tion wanted to have the stu- mages, she said. Thursday, November 12, 1987 Viewpoint page 7 Society suffers from a love of words While filling out applications for Notre Dame. This comes as no surprise upon us only once a month. all aware of the deep abiding interest graduate schools, I ran across someth to most of us. Scholastic's attempts at wit have that our faithful Viewpoint editor in ing interesting in the directions for Then I looked at the quote more been few and far between. Not only are spires when he prints those provocative completing the application. In the sec closely and realized that nothing in our they long and witless, but the magazine columns written by Joe Unknown con tion for writing a personal statement world is very brief and that wit is sorely itself lacks any soul. When a maga cerning the relief efforts contributed to the admissions board of this particular lacking in any type of communication. zine's sole attempt at humor consists the Nicaraugan civil war. university advises the applicant that Evidence for this observation is appar of a comic strip from the juvenile Matt Nothing is really brief anymore. "brevity is the soul of wit." ent by simply examining our very own Groenig, then we have a definite prob Anywhere from philosophy class to campus publications. lem in defining the terms. Presidential elections, we are stuck in Brian Broderick Take for example the self-indulgent, What is really disappointing about a malaise of long-winded, unamusing moralistic drivel put out by the pseudo Scholastic is that it takes itself and its events in our daily lives. If brevity is intellectuals on this campus known as "investigative journalism" so serious really the soul of wit, then our country sincerely yours "Common Sense." Not only does this ly. Do these people really think they is suffering through a very somber era. publication give new meanings to the are proving anything? Obviously the Can anything be done or said in a My first reaction was one of disdain. word tedious, but its lack of wit is only people behind the current "Student Sur clever, succinct fashion? My experi Here I am filling out a tedious, time compensated by its ability to induce vey" are responsible for the path taken ences here on this campus and obser consuming application for graduate narcosis. (I am sure Ann Pettifer will by Scholastic. vations of the outside world have shown school and I learn that "brevity is the admire my choice of vocabulary in I would be remiss to exclude our own to me a general lack of wit or clarity soul of wit?" These people have just describing her tiresome rag, my only precious Observer which brings to us in today's society. The Bard must be asked me for everything but my shoe regret is not commenting on the female weekly a mindspill from a certain turning in his grave. size and now I am asked to be brief in genitalia aspects of Vatican II. I know cleric who takes tedious and long Brian Broderick is a senior Govern my personal statement. Okay, so that would really peak her interests). writing one step too far into the realm ment major and a regular Viewpoint hypocrisy extends beyond the world of Mercifully this publication is thrust of the absurd. And, of course, we are ~nlumnist. P.O. Box Q Imagine driving along, talking about drinks. We vowed to stop drinking and goodbye forever to someone you love. Drunk driving the great time you've just had, and driving and, hopefully, touch other Picture your best friend. seeing the person in the road too late. people with the same message. hurts everyone Try to imagine the utter horror you The roommates of Michael Cogswell would feel knowing that you have just The message is don't let it happen Dear Editor: hit and killed someone, someone's best again. Don't drink and drive. Don't let Mark Dillon Tom Dugard Picture your best friend. Remember friend. your friends drink and drive. If some Chris Campilii Sonny Nunes all the things you've done together and For the ten of us, the scene we one had been a designated driver on Justin Foley Chuck Butler all the great times you've had. Remem describe requires no imagination. It December 6 our best friend would still Tom Hynes Paul Conaty ber the parties, the football games, happened. On December 6, 1986, last be alive. No good time is worth saying Rob Lewis Marty M onoco days playing basketball and nights at year, our best friend Mike Cogswell the bars. Remember the long talks; the was killed when someone, who on that things you told him that you couldn't particular night had too much to drink, tell anyone else. Remember the times got behind the wheel and didn't see when you were depressed, angry or sad Mike in time. In an instant our best and he was there for you. Remember friend was gone. all the times you were just glad he was It's hard to express in words the around. feelings of shock, devastation and grief Now imagine walking home from one that accompanied the first few hours of those great times and watching as after the accident. In the days that fol your best friend is killed by a swerving lowed we tried to deal with our sense car. Imagine your devastation when of loss as we consoled each other, our you realize that your best friend has friends and Mike's family. Traveling to been taken from you by the senseless his home at Syracuse, participating in actions of a drunk driver. Imagine your the funeral and burying Mike will al best friend gone forever. No more great ways live with us as the most difficult times, no more long talks, no more thing we've ever done. The week was times together. Only memories and a a nightmare. lot of "what-ifs." Now picture the Returning home to ND we all began other side. Imagine being at a party or to think about the accident. We heard the bars and it's time to go home. Im good things about the driver, what a agine that you've had a couple of beers nice guy he was. We realized that it but think you're o.k. to drive. Maybe could have been any of us driving that the rest of the carload has been drink car. That all of us have at one time or ing too and you're their only way home. another, driven having had a few
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Thursday, November 12, 1987 Ace Spyro Gyra spirals to succ cess
KIM YURATOVAC The owner of the club where ing vocals in their music. Be a new dimension in the sound himself. Beckenstein and assistant accent editor Beckenstein's band was ckenstein acknowledges that of the group. "He has made a Calandra had collaborated on playing, was "obnoxiously per without vocals, the group can much larger contribution than the earlier albums, but Be ands emerge and disin sistant" that the band choose a not merge Into the mainstream a percussionist has ever made ckenstein was prepared for the Btegrate without the blink of name, so Beckensteln of pop music. on our albums," noted Be solo task because in recent even a serious music lover's responded with an obnoxious When asked if the group in ckenstein, "that tended to send years, he had concentrated on eye. It is quite a feat for a title. tends to ever move Into the things in that percussion, Latin the production of Spyro Gyra single band to secure a follow "It's spelled incorrectly," said mainstream of pop music, Be oriented direction." while Calandra guided the ef ing for ten years. Spyro Qyra Beckenstein, "because the ckenstein answered, "To truly The group recently added forts of other bands which the has achieved just that kind of owner came back the next move to the mainstream of bassist Roberto Vally to replace duo produced. success, hard-earned and long week and advertised with that pop music, the band would Kim Stone, who left the band Beckenstein is satisfied with lasting. name. He made a spelling er absolutely have to have vocals. to pursue personal interests. the group's success. "I think "We've been very successful ror, instead of using i's, he There's no exception to that "Kim was a great bass it's an amazing success. For a playing music we like," said used y's. And we stuck with the rule. We have no plans to put player, "said Beckenstein, "but group that makes a few com Beckenstein in a phone inter spelling error." vocals on our records so I there are a lot of other bass promises as we do, it's as view, "we've managed to sus Along with the spelling error, guess the answer to that ques players out there and we're the tounding." Beckenstein doesn't tain a steady growth for ten the success that was born in tion is no." kind of group that great bass mind not getting the recogni years. It's put us in a great the Tuesday night jams stuck The group's unique rendi players want to play in, so tion and hype that inflate some place. I'm not looking to go with the group. Since then, the tions of 1987 jazz have earned when it came to looking for a bands to stardom. For Be- :' quadruple platinum next year band has released 11 albums them the respect of the music replacement for Kim, there was ckenstein, the success of Spyro or be a huge sensation, I'm that have crossed the musical world. They are now embarking no shortage of really great Gyra depends on pursuing looking to be around twenty barriers between jazz, pop and on a two-week tour of Europe, people. And Roberto is a great music they enjoy and "defying years from now." rock-- although the primary where they have already estab bass player." definition" to create "contem Beckenstein and his old focus of the group has been on lished a following, especially in The untimely death of porary, electric instrumentals." friend Jeremy Hall started the jazz. Austria, Switzerland and Ger producer Rich Calandra left Spyro Gyra will be in concert group in Buffalo, New York in "To some extent, we're rock many. Beckenstein to produce at the Morris Civic Auditorium 1975, billing themselves as people's favorite jazz group Members now consist of Be "Stories Without Words" by November 18 at 8 p.m. "Jazz On Tuesday." The name and jazz people's favorite rock ckenstein, Tom Schuman on Spyro Gyra was meant to be a group," noted Beckenstein. keyboards, Dave Samuels on joke. "It's a name I first ran The group's most recent al vibraphone, Julio Fernandez on across in a biology textbook," bum, "Stories Without Words," guitars, Rich Morales on said Beckenstein, "It's a kind of released this August, has been drums, Manalo Badrena on algae, nothing special unless a success. The title is descrip percussion and Robert Vally on Close encounter~ you really like algae. It was tive of a group which has never bass. flippant. It was a joke." and does not intend on includ- Badrena's addition has added KATHY SCARBECK until Crosby's death in 1977. Murphy received an invitation i accent writer from the Crosbys to visit them }\ fter Bing Crosby died, his at their home in California. On .nwife Catherine wrote Rever New Year's Day in 1969 Murphy end Robert Murphy saying, "I found himself in the Crosby l hope you'll always know how household telling stories to a ~ special you were to Bing." young Mary Crosby who sat on - .. Ray Bolger, who played the his knees. Scarecrow in "The Wizard of "How many guys do you Oz," gave Murphy a picture know who've had the girl who with the following inscription: "I shot J.R. sit on their lap?" haven't got a brain but I've got Murphy asks, referring to the a friend--you. Please pray for actress' former role on "Dal I me." las". . ~ On a Friday afternoon last Murphy first met Bob Hope month, a representative from later that year when he was Hope Enterprises invited able to do a favor for the com Murphy to come to Bob Hope's edian, and the two have met show in Chicago. So Murphy again on two or three separate and three companions, occasions. notebooks and camera in tow, When Myrphy heard that piled into a car and headed for Hope was going to perform in an encounter with a show busi Chicago in early October, he ness legend. wrote the comedian a letter Murphy, who has just relating his friendship with finished a five and a half year Crosby, who had died ten years stint as vocation director for ago that month. Some time the diocese of Kansas Clty.-St. later, Murphy received a call Joseph In Missouri, is currently from a representative for Hope taking part in a sebatical pro Enterprises. The man said that gram for priests at Holy Cross he could meet with Hope for a Junior College. At the Center few minutes after that eve I for Continuing Formation in ning's show. Someone named Ministry, participants re Mark Anthony worked for Hope examine what they learned in and was to insure that he could the seminary core curriculum get backsta~e. and apply It after having years of practical experience as So when Murphy and his priests. companions entered the Old During the trip to the Windy Chicago Theater later that City, Murphy entertained his night, they were rather travel companions with stories surprised to discover Mark An about his show business con thony, wine glass in hand, haw Jay Beckenstein, producer of Spryo Gyra, demonstrates the "contemporary, electric instrumentals" tacts. While he was still in high king programs in the lobby. He the group is famous for. school, Murph) perforrned with explained to the group that he a band that played music made didn't have tickets for them but Calvin and Hobbes Bill Watterson popular by Bing Crosby. promised to "sneak" the four in He credits Crosby's "positive, after the show started. DID '{0\.l ROO TI-llS? TI-\IS upbeat" portrayal of a priest in After a few late comers pur 1V ST~R MM~. 01/t.R. TW£.1\1'{ the movie "The Bells of St. chased the last of his pro MILLION 00\l.ARS LASt 'ftAR ! Mary's" with influencing his grams, Mark Anthony ushered decision to enter the seminary. his guests through a side exit Murphy then wrote the actor, and down a dimly lit alley. Two telling Crosby of his impres burly security guards, clad in sions. pressed slacks and ill-fitting "Bing was flattered that his suit jackets, were posted befo~ portrayal had an effect on the the stage door. life of a seminarian," Murphy Mark Anthony exchanged says. The two began corres greetings with the expression ponding and exchanging phone less pair and led his group calls In 1965 and continued through the door and down a :ent page 8- 9 'Right to Know': Should public officials' past activities be held against them?
Compiled by Cara Anthony and Kathryn Ellis Photos by Zoltan Ury "Smoking marijuana wouldn't necessarily affect how one would be as a Supreme Court justice. Ginsburg lied about other things, though, like how many cases he tried for the country. It's sad for the people involved that these things are found out, but It's bet ter In the long run for our country." Kate Murray Junior
"A prospective candidate's past matters more when It reflects di rectly back on the job he would do. In Bork's case, his past had a Spyro Gyra, the band named after a type of algae, will be performing November 18 at the Morris lot do with how we think he would Civic Auditorium. function as a justice." Dennis Hughes Senior
"If a candidate made a mistake of the superstar kind before he was a public figure, It shouldn't be held against him, but If It happened during his backstage and looked rather series of hallways Into the "When I get up In the mor career, as In the case of Gary Hart, theater. Anthony then directed quizzically at the pair of priests ning, I don't feel my age. In he should have known that It and two students sitting in the his guests to take four empty fact. I don't feel anything until would be detrimental to his seats in the eighth row. wings. noon and then I take a nap." career." Murphy took the initiative On stage a plump woman in After the performance, Mimi Suba a black sequined dress was and shook Hope's hand, Murphy and his companions Freshman singing a piece written by lr· reminding the comedian of met with Hope again and took ving Berlin. The younger mem their prior meetings. The other some pictures. A stage hand "People tend to blow small things bers of Murphy's group soon members of the group followed told the comedian that Sammy out of proportion. Everyone can recognized her as Rosemary his lead and quickly mumbled Davis, Jr. had called the make a mistake once In a while Clooney, the lady in the paper Introductions. theater just a few minutes but If they did It on a constant towel commercials. ("Extra before the show ended. Then, basis and they knew It was wrong, value is what you get. when The meeting couldn't have as Hope's four visitors were the mistake should be made you buy Coronet.") Older audi lasted more than a few minutes about to ask for a group ence members remembered before the curtain went up and photo, Rosemary Clooney public." Joe Watson her as Bing Crosby's co-star In Hope walked on stage. During glided backstage. Sophomore the fllm classic "White his performance Hope danced Murphy and his friends Christmas." and sang with an agility that belied his 84 years. watched the pair of screen During the Intermission And then there were the legends go upstairs to Hope's "You elect a candidate for who he which followed Clooney's per jokes. Hope hit everything from dressing room. Although the Is today, not for who he was yes formance, a theater manager Reagan to religion to his age: four didn't get as many pic terday. 1 think people want to approached Murphy's group "Are you a Jehovah's wit tures as they would have liked, know about a candidate's past so and demanded to see their ness? Hell no, I didn't even see it was still an unforgettable they can criticize him and feel like tickets. Somehow she found the accident." evening. Exiting through the good citizens." Dan Beaton out that the four hadn't paid "My wife's really Catholic. She stage door, they left the · Freshman the $27.50 admission charge; thinks Oral Roberts is a den theater--thanking Bob for the the woman made it clear that tist." memories. they'd either have to pay or leave the theater, regardless of "I think the press Is going a little whether Hope had invited too far now. Time has a lot to do them. with it. If questionable behavior But Mark Anthony had other happened a long time ago, then plans, he directed the group 'it's not Important, but If It hap backstage. "You don't have to pened recently It's worth bringing have a ticket." Anthony an out Into the open." nounced as he set up four Becky Besser chairs In the stage wings, "You Sophomore can stay right here." "Backstage we can have "Well, 1 think in the case of the I whoever the hell we want." he judges, what's at stake Is their continued, apparently undis past record as judges, not their 1 turbed by the white collars and past record as college students. black suits worn by two 0f his Everyone has something they guests. don't want other people to know." "Really?" Father Murphy John Uhran asked, unfazed. "God damn Sophomore right," Anthony returned, looking rather proud of him self. "Two minutes, gentleman," called out the stage manager, "I think the press Is carrying It as he paced backstage. too far because what the can Murphy's group listened to the didate did In the past Is Irrelevant orchestra tune up. They were to what's going on now and In the so close to the musicians that future. The media didn't handle they could read the notes on It well- they blew It way out of the sheet music. Someone proportion." Stephanie Burke brought them Dixie cups fllled The ObMIWPMike Moran Junior with water. Keverand Robert Murphy poses with Bob Hope after his performance And then they met him. The show business legend came at the Old Chicago Theater. ..--- -
page 10 The Observer Thursday, November 12, 1987
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BENJI & DIRTY see PERSONALS, Page 15 Thursday, November 12, 1987 The Observer page 11 Aggressive freshman Andre Jones makes his mark Sports Briefs By PETE SKIKO strong this year as the guys work into the defense eventu Sports Writer who have been here a while. ally. But I have a lot of fun on Sports writers are asked to attend a meeting tonight But I'm hoping to start at out the special teams. I don't do at 7 p.m. in the Observer office to sign up for winter sports. The Irish score. The crowd side linebacker next year and anything that special when I -The Observer goes wild, but settles down work towards all-American as cover kicks. Basically, I run during the ensuing timeout. an upperclassman." down the field as fast as I can CBS Sports will hold a seminar on sports broadcasting The Notre Dame kickoff team Jones has been an absolute and find the ball. If you can get today at 3:15p.m. at the LaFortune Little Theatre. The trots onto the field, except for headhunter on the kickoff team down there right away and seminar will feature Michael Burks, the coordinating number seven, who prances this year, backing up his pre mess up the return team's producer for college football for CBS, color commentator out, waving his arms wildly, in kickoff exuberance with wedge, you can create a little Pat Haden, a director, an assistant producer and a pro citing the crowd to come alive results - ten solo tackles and havoc and maybe give some duction associate. CBS holds the weekly "CBS Sports on and rally behind the Irish. three assists, most of them body else a shot at the tackle Campus" seminars at the home sites of games the net Thousands of fans thumb rather convincing. He has been if you don't get it." works televises each week. -The Observer through their Notre Dame pro practical in going about getting Jones has had very little grams. Seven? Who's number playing time. problem adjusting to the Irish Ice time sign-ups will be held today at 1 p.m. in the seven? "I don't go nuts before the system, and has already seen JACC. Teams may sign up for a maximum of one hour If freshman Andre Jones has kickoff to get my name limited time at linebacker. per week. Cost is $50 per hour. Questions should be directed his way, future fans won't have known," says Jones, the 6-4, Members of the team seem to to Tom Carroll at 5227. -The Observer to flip through their programs 220-pound Hyattsville, Md. na know that Jones has the poten~ or look way down in the depth tive. "It's just something I've tial to help the squad quite a The women's soccer team will have its first indoor chart for his number. He's always done. The crowd was bit. game today at 8 p.m. Meet at the Library circle at 7:30 hoping that his number will be really down after Boston Col "I've had no problems with p.m. If there are any questions call Kate at 2904. -The firmly implanted in their lege got off to the start they the guys on the team," says Observer memories from his play on did. When it was 25-12, I didn't Jones. "Everybody's been defense and special teams. want our home field advantage great -- trying to help you out The men's basketball team will play an intrasquad Jones, Maryland's defensive to slip away. So when we when they can. (Outside scrimmage game Saturday at 11:30 a.m., prior to the NO player of the year last year, is scored, I tried to pump the linebacker) Cedric Figaro has Alabama football game. -The Observer both optimistic and realistic re crowd up a little bit. You can't been kind of an inspiration to garding his ability to contrib believe how psyched it makes me so far. To me, he's the Keith Tower, a 6-11, 228-pound center from Coraopolis, ute now and in the future. the guys on defense when they epitome of a linebacker. He's Pa., became the second basketball player to sign a letter "We've got great linebackers know the crowd is behind them. intense, a hitter, and really of intent to attend Notre Dame next fall. Elmer Bennett, this year," says Jones, an out "I figure that if I can make consistent. * Transfers for holidays available. * Beat 1988 price increase. * Reserve place in class. (Popular instructor Dan Stock is back!) INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE. m;:z KAPLAN I STANLEY H. KAPlAN EDUCATIONAl CENTER lTD. The worlds leading test prep organization CAU DAYS. MNINGS AND WEEKENDS. WE ARE ENROWNG NOW! 1717 [. South Bend Ave. Phone Zl9/272-41J5 South Bend, IN 46637 --- ______...... ----- ~------~------ page 12 The Observer Thursday, November 12, 1987 Hockey faces Foresters; looks to break tie streak By PETE SKIKO year at the Irish helm. "We've Sports Writer played pretty well early in the season, and if we hadn't made Sister-kissing is not high on a couple of mistakes near the Notre Dame head hockey end of both of last weekend's coach Ric Schafer's priority games, we might have come list. away better than we did. If we But that's all the Irish could can get a couple of wins this muster -- two ties -- last weekend, it'll probably do a lot weekend against Kent State. for our confidence." The 5-5 and 6-6 deadlocks sent Schafer feels that the team Notre Dame's record to 1-1-2, has had a good week of practice and Schafer thinks it is about and that it is a just a matter of time the Irish got out of the 'T' time before the team starts hit column and back into the 'W' ting a groove. column. "These are the games we The Irish will get their most have to worry about," chance this weekend when they said Schafer. "Lake Forest is play a home-and-home series in our conference. Those are with Lake Forest. Friday the games we have to win. night, the teams will face off at Later in the season we play St. the ACC and Saturday night the Thomas, a tough Division III series shifts to Lake Forest. school, but we can't look ahead The Observer 1 John Studebaker Both games are at 7:30 p.m. because the name of the game Lance Madson makes a save earlier this season. weekend when they face Lake Forest In a home "We're not going to win our is winning in your conference. The hockey team will be looking to take some and-home series. Pete Sklko has the details at conference one point at a I'd like to come away with a pressure off of their sophomore goaltender this right. time," said Schafer, in his first sweep." Don't laugh too soon. Ala bama is in a race for the Sout Bam a heastern Conference champi continued from page 16 onship and a bid to the Sugar Bowl. Next week's game be defense doesn't appear any tween the Tide and Auburn will slower this season. not only answer a lot of ques On the other hand, the Irish tions about who gets the SEC offensive line outweighs the title, but is the annual contest 'Barna defensive front by about for state bragging rights. 25 pounds a man. The Notre Dame line, led by four fifth "When you consider all the year seniors, has opened factors here, and that our pri gaping holes in the last four mary goal is the SEC, I think consecutive victories, and has it's a valid concern and one even been getting credit in the we're taking very seriously," papers and on television - Curry said. "It's hard to which is traditionally unusual believe we even have to think for the men in the trenches. about that against Notre It's the old battle of size vs. Dame, but if we overlook this strength. game, we're going to- get em ••• barrassed." ,1 Curry also pointed out some- thing that not too many teams If the Crimson Tide needs IThe are concerned about coming any incentive to play well Andre Jones (7) breaks out of the pack and heads this season. Pete Sklko features the freshman into Notre Dame Stadium: against Notre Dame, the Sugar downfleld to register a hit against USC earlier special teams artist on page 11. looking past the Irish. Bowl chooses the representa- ,.....------, What? Looking past the tive in case of an SEC tie. Over- I Irish? That just doesn't hap all record and national ranking pen. come into play. No CARNIVAL OF Trust Bank r l j CAREERS ~ I j at St. Mary's iders• l Thursday, November 12 / 3-6 I }U1 pnme. I I Angela Athletic Facility Everyone Welcome!! 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An Equal Opportunity Em- 'ployer M/F. ------Thursday, November 12, 1987 The Observer page 13 Freshman tailback Watters making a big splash By BRIAN O'GARA Holtz counters with similiar wishbone in the Irish offensive Assistant Sports Editor praise, citing the rapid im attack, Watters has been able provement of his young back. to take his quickness and drive Cool and calm in the locker "The improvement Ricky to the outside off the pitch with room. Excited in the tunnel. has made since being here has impressive results. And downright dangerous on been fantastic," says Holtz. "I love it (the option)," says the football field. "The biggest way he has im Watters. "I like to go to the out That's a brief definition of proved is that he has better side right now. Next year I'd freshman tailback Ricky Wat body lean and falls forward, like to get up to about 205 so I ters, whose membership in whereas before Ricky just tried can be effective inside. Now Notre Dame•s· 'Pony-Express' to beat every tackler." when I get inside and through backfield has given Irish fans Thanks to Holtz' use of a hole, I look for something a lot to cheer about and even several runners in his attack, else, like another hole, instead more to look forward to. Watters has seen minutes on of making things happen The rookie has run for 261 the field and on the sideline. myself." yards and two touchdowns on "No matter who you put in, Though he may be hesitant 58 carries, the third-best rush we're all going to do our job," squirting through the middle of ing numbers on a team whose says the freshman. "I like the the line, Watters is not shy offense revolves around the way Coach Holtz gets us in about the thrill of playing Notre running game. there and gets our feet wet, to Dame football. Next Saturday when the Irish see what college football is all "You come outside the locker travel to Penn State to face the about. Coaches generally don't room," says Watters, "and you defending national champions, like to play freshmen, so I'm hear the band and the crowd it will be a homecoming of sorts happy just getting time." saying 'Here come the Irish.' Ricky Watters heads for paydlrt. The freshman tailback has been for the Harrisburg, Pa., native. Humble thoughts for a guy And you're thinking, 'That's a welcome addition to an already-strong Irish backfield. Brian O'Gara Like so many top high school named to USA Today's first right, here we come.' Whatever features Watters at right. players, Watters was inun team All-America squad last the team, it doesn't matter who dated with scholarship offers to fall. But when one thinks of the is out there-- Miami, Alabama, several top schools, including company he is keeping these Michigan, whoever -- here we the Nittany Lions. But Watters days, it easy to see why. come. and his family were particu "You just have to marvel at "When teams come in here, larly impressed with the sin a person like Tim Brown," says I don't think they expect to beat • Group Charters & Tours • Card Tables • Restrooms • Radios cerity of Head Coach Lou Holtz. Watters. "You watch him play us. They want to win, but I • Your DESIGNATED Driver • Tape Players "He comes to your house," and see the things he can do, know they see the gold helmets says Watters, "and he gives and yet he is so humble. Tim and it strikes fear in their you that little smile and wink, Brown, as good as he is, he's hearts. When we walk out and CARDINAL he makes you feel so relaxed blocking for me. I'm a fresh look at them, you just feel so CHARTERS & TOURS around him. As if he was man. He's just such a great strong. I know our stadium has saying, 'I have plans for you in competitor. to do that to them, because it 287·8677 the future.' And you tend to "Mark Green is the same gets me so pumped up when I believe everything he says. I way," adds Watters. "They are play there." don't really know what it is. My just competative people. They And when Watters takes the Mom and Dad just loved him don't run around and say 'I'm option pitch and jukes by oppo from the beginning. After he gonna kick your butt.' They nents, you just know he's not MICHIANA'S FINEST & FRESHEST came to visit it was all 'Holtz, just do it." the only one in the stadium SEAFOOD Holtz, Holtz.' " With the emergence of the who's pumped up. * Served in our warm & last year at the districts. casual dining room. Challenging Rice for the top *Cooked for carry out. Women spot will be senior co-captain * Styled in attractive party trays. continued from page 16 Julia Merkel. Merkel was ninth top three individuals advanc at the Indiana Intercollegiates * Saturday ing to the NCAA champion and lOth at the North Star. She Cape Cod Cafe * i'iovember 14 ships. finished 51st in last year's ~ * The Irish are coming off a meet. Junior Terry Kibelstis ~ &Market * Dr. Bop & disappointing second-place will compete for the second : The Headliners finish in the North Star Confer week in a row after being : The best 50's-60's ence Meet two weeks ago, a sidelined for seven weeks with meet marked by inconsistent a stress fracture. Kibelstis :sbow in the Midwest performances. DePaul placed returned to the squad in grand * The stars of last three runners ahead of Notre style last weekend with a ninth : years Senior Week Dame's top runner, a fact that place finish at the North Star lf led Ryan to begin looking for a and will be near 100 percent ! Thurs., Fri., Sun. frontrunner to emerge and this week. ~- ltNovember 12, 13, 15 compete for individual honors. Joining the top three runners Junior co-captain Theresa will be senior Kathleen Leh ,..: The Kinetics Rice will be Ryan's best bet to man, sophomore Linda Filar challenge the leaders. Rice and freshman Jenny Ledrick. •Thursdays &: emerged as one of the top run Lehman has been consistent at THUR. Budweiser Can $1.30 ners in the district early in the the fourth and fifth spots, while ! Sundays season, but tapered off toward Ledrick has been a pleasant ! 10 cent beers the end of the campaign, finish surprise that gives Ryan hope * $1 shots ing 15th at the Indiana Inter for a bright future. Filar collegiates and eighth at the battles Lehman for the final ****** ** North Star. Rice finished 98th point-scoring position. from sopho~o~e Mike O'Connor, JUmor Ron Men Markezich and senior captain t.~~forct~~ continued from page 16 Dan Garrett. Markezich and strong competition for the Irish O'Connor were among the top ~l~\~ ~c--- ' this weekend. Loyola recorded five to cross the line in the In an early-season victory against diana Intercollegiate Meet, the Irish, capturing the Na while Garrett broke the tape in WE NEED YOUR tional Catholic Title, a meet in the dual meet against USC. which the Irish finished second. The Irish hopes will also lie Indiana scored a naore recent heavily on the shoulders of the ll~JP)UJJ1rI win over the Irish, edging them Irish fourth and fifth finishers. by a meager 10 points, enroute Coach Pia'ne is confident that IT'S OUR POLICY.-- to the Indiana Intercollegiate any of four runners can fill crown. these roles: Rick Mulvey, Mike SPEAK NOW OR FOREVER HOLD YOVR PEACE/ Piane last guided a team to Smoran, Pat -Kearns, or Ryan the NCAA's in 1984 and may Cahill. NOV.~·f\~~EY(MAIN~6:}0vK; ~~(10CIAI.f'~> B=)O,~. return with this year's Garrett, running in his third squad. The Irish have NCAA qualifier, feels confi [)1.1· WAL7H(jDVIIILOIJII") 6:"}0 ; AlUMNI (~Mf,II£Nr~~) B:jOPA remained consistent, opening dent, claiming that the team the season by dismissing Geor has gelled together well since 'tKJV. ~(Q)· LEW17 (I1ASENllr ~~UU~) b:}Ov~. ; lAHM page 14 The Observer Thursday, November 12, 1987 Season soccer recap Irish reach new heights By PETE GEGEN complished enough this season ing that we had a fantastic Sports Writer to establish its own identity in year, whether or not we made the world of college athletics. the tournament," says Grace. So you say the Irish soccer In just four season Irish head "Not getting in the tournament team had such a good season coach Dennis Grace has did not diminish anything we that they should be in the NCAA changed a mediocre team into accomplished." Tournament. a regional power. And just this Described by Indiana head All right, let's leave out all season alone the Irish soccer coach Jerry Yeagely as "the the mushy stuff about what a team: young upstarts," the Irish great season the Irish had. •cracked the national top-20 moved up very quickly in the i They must have done someth polls for the first time, climb college soccer arena, a world \ ing wrong this season. After all, ing as high as seventh in Soccer which is very traditional and ' they didn't even make the America's poll and 16th in the very political. The movement tournament field. ISAA coaches' poll. The team started when Grace arrived, You say only 24 teams in the also gained its highest ranking and it has been gaining speed entire country make the tourn ever in the Great Lakes region ever since. ament? Hey, so what if there poll, holding the No. 2 position "No way did I think we would aren't quite as many teams in for several weeks. be where we are now," Lowney it as the basketball tourna •was the second-last team in says of his first impressions as ment? That Grace character the nation to lose a game. Only a freshman in 1984. "But as the has had an entire four seasons Harvard remained undefeated program grew, we had to read to make his team one of the best after the Irish fell to Portland just our goals." in the country. in the 16th game of the season. Lowney, the only senior who And that 17-3-1 record? I •defeated Indiana, 4-3 in over started for the Irish this heard those Irish soccer time, for the first time in 10 season, indicated that the team players didn't win some games meetings, thus becoming only goal was an NCAA bid. But the by a lot of goals. Why, they the fourth team in the region snub means Lowney will never even went to overtime six to have ever beaten the get the chance to play in the times, although they never lost Hoosiers and only the third tournament, a chance which The Observer I Dan MacDonald any of those games. team to have ever scored four the team hopes will come next Members of the Notre Dame soccer team celebrate their win over So they beat some team goals against Indiana. season. •received national press in Soc "We've stepped up another top-ranked Indiana earlier In the year. Pete Gegen reviews the high called the Hoosiers. What did lights reached by the team this season at left. they do, play the game in a corn cer America magazine, with level," says junior midfielder f field? I can't believe that articles highlighting the team's Joe Sternberg. "Next year with tournament committee lenging this year," says Grace. ) Hoosier team is the number rapid progress and the play of all the returning players we'll criticized Notre Dame's "If luck went against us, we I one team in the nation, even senior captain Steve Lowney. be on solid ground. We should schedule strength this season, could have been 13-8. after they lost to this Irish edid not lose a game at its new have an even better chance of already Virginia, Duke and team. Hey, don't you know it's home, Krause Stadium, nor did making the tournament." William & Mary have indicated I think we're a tournament I football season? the team lose any of its six Grace is trying to enhance they would like Notre Dame to type team," says Grace. I It may be football season, but overtime contests. those chances next season with play in their tournaments. "We've put oursevles in posi the I•h soccer team has ac- "We have to keep remember- the team's schedule. While the "I felt our schedule was chal- tion to be one of the elite." Big Four tix to go on sale Special to The Observer Payment may be made on the same check as season Tickets to the December 5 ticket purchase. Big Four basketball Student sales are slated to doubleheader featuring begin next Monday will sales Notre Dame vs. Louisville to seniors with other classes and Indiana vs. Kentucky following sequentially from will be sold the same day as there. student basketball tickets The price for the 16-game Notre Dame ticket manager package is $80 for lower Mike Bobinski announced arena seating and $54 for Wednesday. bleacher seats. Students will be able to Notre Dame plays Louis purchase one ticket per ID ville in the first game at 2 at a cost of' $25 per ticket. p.m. HOCKEY ACTI N NOTRE DAME vs LAKE FOREST f I' NOVEMBER 13, 7:30PM J.A.C. f j j Don't let your te"."~ papers 2V2C until f:bl'> !as~ mir~!~ .: . I wait f I I COPIES 8Y! x II white 20# auto-fed I j NOW OPEN!!! 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The women's cross country team will . Three teams out of 40 will be selected { out of this weekend's NCAA District IV attempt to put a rollercoaster season Men's Cross Country Meet to compete of injuries and late-season inconsis in the NCAA Championships in Char tencies behind it Saturday at the NCAA lottesville, Va. The road is a rocky one, District IV meet in Bowling Green. but Notre Dame hopes to pull out a great performance. With the full squad healthy and en joying the benefits of a week of rest, For the Irish, the path to the finale the Irish are in a good position to im must go by way of Bowling Green, site prove on last year's 20th-place finish. of the District IV this Saturday. And Coach Dan Ryan, though, cautions while 40 teams vie for the three invites, about the certainty of the improved the presence of two squads who are finish. among the top 10 in the nation, third ranked Wisconsin and number seven, "Our goal during the season has been Illinois, reduces the magic number to to finish in the top 10 at districts," Ryan one. said. "But I will be happy with any im provement over last year's 20th-place Head Coach Joe Piane, now in his 13th finish. The field of runners at this year's year, feels that the Irish are competing district meet is much stronger than last in the 'most difficult district in the year's field." country to qualify.' A total of 38 teams will compete in Loyola and Indiana will also provide The Observer 1 Mike Moran Both the men's and women's cross country teams will see district the meet with the top two teams and action this weekend. Greg Andres and Greg Guffey have the related see MEN, page 13 stories. see WOMEN, page 13 MCC to have varied effects on Notre Dame teams By STEVE MEGARGEE North Star Conference, a con "I think the conference is McGraw hopes an MCC title year," said Piane. "Loyola's Sports Writer ference which the Irish will be strong for baseball," said Irish will provide an automatic berth very good, occasionally Detroit leaving next year for the MCC. head coach Pat Murphy. "It's to the NCAA tournament by the has a good runner or two and The University of Notre From here, things start get not like the Big Ten or Big 1988-89 season. Right now, nei Butler has a runner or two. Dame announced last month ting confusing. Different teams Eight, but it's strong in its own ther the MCC or North Star that it would rejoin the Midwes will be entering the conference right Detroit, Xavier and champion earns an automatic Golf tern Collegiate Conference on at different times. The confer Evansville have very good bid. Entering the MCC this a full-time basis. ence membership also figures baseball teams." McGraw said that the spring, Notre Dame will com Other schools in the MCC in to help some teams, such as Basketball chances of this occurring would pete in an MCC championship, clude Butler, Dayton, Detroit, baseball and possibly soccer, The men's basketball team improve greatly if the NCAA and will be eligible for the all Evansville, Loyola, St. Louis while providing no apparent will continue to compete as an tournament expands to 48 conference teams and the and Xavier. benefit to others. independent, and the women's teams. Coach of the Year award. Notre Dame will have six Baseball team will play its final season Cross Country Notre Dame has no actual men's sports -- baseball, cross If Notre Dame wins the MCC in the North Star Conference The men's and women's MCC regular-season competi country, golf, soccer, swim post-season tournament this this year. cross country teams' participa tion, but the Irish will face the ming and tennis -- competing spring, the Irish would receive In the 1988-1989 season, the tion in the MCC, beginning next majority of the MCC teams in in the conference. Women's an automatic berth to an NCAA women's basketball team will fall, will consist of one MCC various tournaments through teams participating in the MCC Regional. Winners of these six join the MCC. First-year Irish meet during the fall. out the spring. include basketball, cross team regionals advance to the coach Muffet McGraw figures Men's coach Joe Piane ex country, swimming, tennis and College World Series. the MCC will be similar to the pects to see his main competi "We've faced almost every volleyball. Of course, that's easier said North Star competition. tion in the conference coming one of these teams before, and From 1982 to 1986, Notre than done. In games with con "I think they're similar, both from Loyola. they're getting better. It will be Dame had served as a part ference teams last year, the have strong teams at the top," "When we were in the MCC a very worthwhile conference time member of the MCC, but Irish lost single games to But said McGraw. "Dayton, for four years before, we won for us," said Irish golf coach had left to become an indepen ler and Detroit, dropped two of Detroit, Loyola and Notre the cross country three times, Noel O'Sullivan. dent Women's teams are cur three to St. Louis and split two Dame will be the top four but Loyola has vastly im rently participating in the games with Xavier. teams. I think we can win it" proved, and beat us earlier this see MCC, page 11 Brown only one not sure of Heisman winner Tim Brown's name is already on the Heisman "Even to be considered for a trophy like that is more games to play, and anything can happen." Trophy. an honor for me ... It's nice to know that people But don't count on it. j All the Notre Dame flanker has to do now is make consider me to be ahead." I' sure Alabama, Penn State and Miami don't erase Brown's performance against Boston College this it. And for Brown's name to be erased, the senior past Saturday put some distance between him and ••• j probably would have to fall on his face every- time the other Heisman candidates. The games coaches play. he touches the ball. Or maybe run backwards a few The Dallas native picked up a career high 294 I Holtz expressed concern at his weekly press con times. all-purpose yards in Notre Dame's 32-25 victory ference over whether the Irish will be able to run i Not likely. In fact, it's pretty safe to say that the over the Eagles, which boosted the squad's record the ball effectively against the Crimson Tide on I nation will see a few more defenders falling on their under second-year Head Coach Lou Holtz to 7-1. Saturday. faces and running backwards when Brown touches "If there's one thing they're going to do," Holtz the ball in these next three weeks. said, "it's shut off the run. LSU, I felt, was one of According to a poll of about 15 percent of the Marty the finest offensive football teams and Alabama Heisman voters conducted last week by USA Today, shut them off completely." Brown would win by a landslide if the vote took Strasen Next up, Alabama coach Bill Curry. place this afternoon. Brown garnered 80 first-place Curry, in his media teleconference held Wednes votes out of 147 surveyed, and a total of 317 points. Football Notebook day afternoon, expressed concern over whether his Florida tailback Emmitt Smith was second with 85 defense will be able to stop the powerful Notre points, and Syracuse quarterback Don McPherson Dame ground attack. I ' received 82 points. Brown acknowledges that the race for the Heis "LSU did run well on us," Curry said of the game This means Brown is faced with a problem some man isn't over yet, but says he senses that his efforts Alabama won by a 22-10 score. "You know they thousands of college football players would love to are finally paying off. (the Irish) are going to use their strength to come be faced with. Now he has to think about it - some out and hammer on us." thing he's been trying not to do all year. "It's about time," Brown said, when asked about So who do you believe? I' "I really didn't think about it until last spring, his personal achievements and the team's success They both have legitimate concerns. when I was on the cover of some magazines," ' '· this season. "I've paid my dues. I work hard and Alabama ran circles around the Irish last year Brown said Wednesday. "People were telling me I I try to be the best at what I'm doing, and it's in the Tide's 28-10 whipping of Notre Dame, and the i was going to be the No. 1 candidate. Hearing things starting to pay off for me and the team. J like that makes you think about what you're doing. "But the season's not over. We still have three ~ Bama, page 12 I 'i r i ' f I) ~------~---· ---·