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By this time, what else can be capability of beating the highly said about what happened last touted Brown Indians was very Wednesday night in that little real. The fact that the contest (exTREMEly little) arena on Lan- was held in the greatest existing caster Pike at the east end snake pit in the world of college of Villanova's campus. Ob- basketball --the V.U. Fieldhouse viously not much. contributed to the possibility of the Bonnies' emerging 12 and 1. Articles analyzing the game lave appeared in all the PhiUy Villanova came off a dis- appointing performance against and New York papers , and everyone from Jack Kraft to James P. Shoppe St. John's and this obviously made have expressed an opinion on the ballplayers realize that they what has to be one of the greatest could not win ball games merely moments in Villanova basketball on talent alone. They were sky history. However, since one of high for Bonaventure and knew the functions of the ViUanovan is that they had to play the greatest to record campus history, the re- forty minutes of basketball played telling of the Villanova-St. by a Villanova team since the Bonaventure game in this 'Cats knocked off Providence in week's ViUanovan is quite apropo, 1 965. What resulted was 34 minutes of even though it may seem redundant. the greatest VU basketball and six minutes of cardiac arrest. It Before the teams took the court was good enough for the 64-62 last Wednesday evening, nearly upset. everyone expected St. Bon- If you had to pick a player aventure, the undefeated, #3, of the game, you would be very twelve -and -oh Bonnies, equipped tempted to agree with Channel with a mountain in the center 17 and single out reserve center position in the form of 6'11' Hank Siemiontkowski for his Bob Lanier, to simply blow game saving heroics. True the the 'Cats out onto the Pike. Well, 6-6, 225 lb. sophomore from maybe not everyone. Before the Northeast Catholic was the V.U.-Canislus game last month, epitome of the word " clutch" when a pre -game headline in a Buff&ilo he caught up with St. Bonaventure paper quoted Canisius coach Bob guard Billy Kalbaugh and stuffed MacKinnon as saying that Villanova (without goaltending or committing would be St. Bonaventure *s a foul) his would-be game tying toughest foe. At that time, the lajup. However, Hank would be Cats were 4-3, and had just lost in the first to agree that the victory he consola'tion game of the was indeed a team effort. All six maker City tournament to a Wildcats who played in the game ot-overly-impressive Cornell had a valuable contribution. lub, while Lanier and his cohorts ere showing the nation why they Sam Sims played the baseline laimed to be number one by perfectly and simply amazed the
; ouncing Purdue for the pres- bewildered Buffalo Bob with gious Holiday Festival crown. his backward layups, particularly in the early going. And when Chris MacKinnon must have some Ford wasn't riddling the Indians' •rystal ball, right? Well, not zone with his passes to Sims, he eally. The Kraftmen have a was giving the 'Cats their sur- aditionally poor December fol- prising large early lead with owed by a late season surge, his unerring jumpers from 25 feet Photo by D. Luke
' - (6'7") .,. •:. : ' ';\:.:^^:^': LANIER BEATEN 'Cat AU-American Howard Porter out-leaps a pretty fair ball player, Bob Lanier in 8 for 8 record in the post- .1., ;, (6'1 1") of St. Bonaventure^ to tip in an important 2 pts. in the Villanova 64—62 upset over the previously season tournament bid contests. As it turned out, every bucket last at the Field House. Also the potential on this year's was precious, and Clarence unbeaten Bonnies Wednesday varsity club was unquestionable; Smith's six points were a combined with the coaching bril- contribution but he also gave the undoubtedly a major key to vic- Howard Porter, as everyone behind, particularly midway liance of Jack Kraft, the 'Cats that added board strength- tory. quickly remembered, was the through the second half. All season, other A 11 -American on the court, Fran has been displaying the con- and showed his credentials to fidence that seemed lacking a II the crowd often. Although he did season ago, and he has given the • not have a fantastic scoring night 'Cats their first genuine outside- (mainly due to the fact that the threat since Billy scoring . rest of the team was particularly Melchionni wore number 24.
hot), Porter pulled down 9 re- This time, Villanova was ,' bounds (equal to Lanier) and "clutch;" there was no mistake
on defense made Lanier think that about it --they won the big one his Siamese twin. When f he was which gives them the impetus or ; Buffalo Bob was playing the low Coach Kraft's ninth post-season.-: post, there was practically no tournament appearance. The mem- way for the guards to get the ball ory of Chris Ford, hands to their leading scorer. Porter raised high over his head in ex- fronted him, while Sims and Smith ultatl(»i riding atop hundreds were glued to his posterior. of jubilant Villanova fans, was a Fran O'Hanlon, who quarter- fitting culmination to the night of backed the offense, put the Wednesday, January 28. Villanova 3400 into a frenzy with his daring 64-, St. Bonaventure 62: Long live 30 foot bombs that kept the Bonnies the 'Cats.
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Photo by Joe O'Connell LOOKING PAST BUFFALO BOB - Hank Siemiontkowski, whose clutch play helped preserve the 64-62 upset win when he snuffed Bill Kalbaugh's '*sure" game-tying layup, checks the traffic conditions downcourt after having cleared a rebound against All American Bonnie center Bob Lanier. -
February 11, 1970 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 11, 1970 Shapp Discusses Campaign Cleveland Orchestra Mullen Supports Aid to LYNX Renovates Annex; By FLIPFERRERA pressed constructively, contended that the Democratic candidate for Mr. Shapp youthful dissent had already pro- governor of Pennsylvania Milton duced a definite impact in J. Shapp made a personal Appears At Field Schedules Cabaret changing the system. To sub- House Non Public Schools appearance at the West Lounge KERRIGAN stantiate this point, he noted By LINDA of Dougherty Hall last February The appearance of The Cleve- March 6th and 7th. schools who enroll "The imaginative processes of how a handful of students working By REGINA DAVID the proposal. public 3 at twelve o'clock. He briefly land Orchestra, under the baton of musical offer- engineering are not unlike the im- early 1968 in- In addition to the Representative Mullen who approximately 575,000 students, discussed his political campaign. for McCarthy in George szell, will signal the open- prominent speakers "Resolved: This House favors aginative processes that go into itiated a movement which ings a host of was instrumental in passing Representative Mullen theorizes, He contended that many things aid ing of the spring Cultural Affairs presented by the Arts substantial increases in state would be to relieve hi creating literature." caused former President Johnson will be the still effective House Act 109 some were wrong with the world, such series at ViUanova University on functions - are open to to non-public schools.** This was the financial Robert C. Mclntyre, senior en- to step down and not run for a Forum. All of 1968, felt that aid to* non- measure distress' as pollution and the generation Friday evening, February 13th. - some with, and some the tc^ic debated before members already overburdened gineering student and LYNX second term. He also claimed the public public schools for purely secular of the public gap. He elaborated on the The Cleveland musical group charge. of the Political Union on February system. editor-in-chief, spoke these words that the Democratic Party was without subjects is a necessary and con' school latter issue, asserting that the will be making its second appear- appearance 4, in the East Lounge of in the classroom a great reform after For its Villanova obligation of govern- annex room which not so much undergoing stitutional Mr. A. J. Sciolla of the generation gap was ance at Villanova in three years. The Cleveland Orchestra will per- Dougherty Hall, state Represen- doubles as thn i.ynx and the experiences of the Democratic ment. He prcv)Osed another bill Liberal a battle of ages as it was a battle tative Martin MullMi, a Party of the Union sup- The concert will begin at 8:15 form Overture to "King Stephen" Dem- million CRITIQUE office. However, LYNX Convention at Chicago in 1968. which would provide 23 ported Representative of ideas; indeed, he noted how p.m. in the University Field House, on a ocrat of Philadelphia and Chair- Mullen by Beethoven; Variations to non-public staff members are now renovating Generation dollars for aid and spoke in favor of many "old" people like Dr. spock Commends Younger 1969-70 series, which is Walton; man of the House Appropria- Act 109. TTie Theme of Hindemith, by Thisamount,Representa- this room to provide a physical commended the schools. TTie negative view was ex- and the late Bertrand Russell had Mr. Shapp sponsored by the Villanova Arts and Symphony No. 2 in D. major, tions Committee, a long-time setting for the exchange of ideas dve Mullen noted, could easily plored young ideas and led crusades younger generation, asserting advocate of aid, spoke in favor of by Mr. James Macevlck Forum, began in September with by Sibelius. million among members of the university be drawn from the 263 of the Conservative against war and for social reform. that seldom has a generation exist- the presentation of The Philadel- Party who community. dollars provided by the new state noted that At this point he expressed ed which has been as willing phia Orchestra. series, now government subsidies The newer act, Communication opportunity for tax on cigarettes. The often lead to government regula- regret over Bertrand Russell's to sacrifice in its sixth year, is enjoying its would In Bob's words, "The idea of Colonizing the Moon the Representative hoped, tion. Mr. Don death. ideals as the present one. He greatest success. Steckel of the ,....•.. for the this meeting place is to make Vil- sympathized with provide more money Moderates also opposed the view, Asserting that any generation contended that he Fifty-second Year lanova more closely approximate A course entitled "Colonizing zachow, formerly with General schools most in need. Currently arguing that education gap is only based on idealism or the youth's crusade of redirecting na- in non- the medieval T^e Cleveland Orchestra is now the Moon ... To The schools receive definition of a uni- priorities, and making And On Electric*s Missile and Space Di- under Act 109, public schools was a private lack of it, he noted how many tional versity; namely, 'a gathering place in its fifty- second year. The Or- Outer Planets'' will highlight a vision, Re-Entry Systems. He has aid calculated on the cost of ed- adults in middle America are un- government more humanized and choice and not a public responsi- . " ' chestra observed its fiftieth an- for scholars ' Bob feels that ' the series of community services d(me research in astrophysics, ucating the individual child. bility. able to remain idealistic be- amenable to the wishes of the two years ago, with a scholars are here, but the ones in niversary courses to be offered by Villanova bio-physics and electromagnetic Therefore, academies, which are cause of all the problems people. Indeed, he lamented the tour. a Vasey do not know or communicate spectacular European Con- University during the coming, fields. classified as non-public schools, After period of questioning they have to contend with. He fact that therewas massive poverty Szell has been with the with the scholars of Mendel. No- ductor spring semester. receive an average of about and un-rostered speeches, the Sec- t^ML.. therefore asserted that it is the amidst our trillion dollar economy, Among other courses to be pre- body knows what anybody else is Orchestra for twenty-three years, $204.00 p^r pupil while standard retary took the vote wliich was Contributed artwork, ranging from cartoon favorites to more aesthetic youth who must be the catalysts and the fact that so much money half of its total life. under the sented by Villanova in its com- follows: 17 in favor, doing. With their ideas pulling in nearly Courses are presented parochial schools receive only as 7 opposed sketches, decorate office walls. in movements for social change. was spent cm Vietnam in munity services series are: Under his guidance The Cleve- auspices of University College, $22.80. To increase aid to non- and 1 abstention. While he warned against undirect- comparison to the meager amount "Afro-American Relations" and land Orchestra has reached a Villanova»s Part-Time Division, ed violence (which, he con- spent on solving the problems at "Numismatics (It s only money).*' The staff is also cb-ordinatlng golden era with an international and are offered in the evenings. tended, would only lead to home. He pledged that if elected reputation as one of the world's The latter is a study of coins, the creative writing and music governor he would serve the "Colonizing the Moon*' will be- Information Center repression), he maintained that currency, sponsored the first-rank orchestras. All events medals, treasure sal- workshops by Free interests of the people and not gin on Monday, February 16th and dissent among the younger gen- are staged in the University Field vage and counterfeiting. It begins School. If there are those who politicians. He ended his speech run through April 20th. Two-hour Again this semester the brothers informed in advance. We sincerely eration was healthy, and he the on feel that not creative House. Thursday, February 26th. they are all to join in a crusade sessions, beginning at 7 p.m., will of Alpha Phi Omega are trying hofpe that the students will take noted that many workers and min- by asking Festival enough for any of these ventures, Beethoven to provide a much needed service advantage of this service because ority groups can identify with to return government to the be offered in Bartley Hall, the Uni- "Afro-American Relations* in Bob suggests that "they stop in Later the year, Villanova to the student body and the many it can only be to their advantage. dissent if it is ex- people. versity's Commerce & Finance will examine the relations between the youthful will a the office sometime and just visit.'* hold special Beethoven Fes- building. clubs and organizations on campus. Information must be sub- the United States and the African The LYNX staff, with financial tival. It will also present the annual The Campus Information Center mitted a week ahead of the Sessions will cover "Whose nations. The first session is sched- assistance from the chaplain's of- Intercollegiate Music Festival on located on the first floor of week in which the event is to Footprints on the Moon;" "Moon uled for Wednesday, February fice, sponsors informal get-to- • occur. All Information will be Rideout Post I'VV. Dougherty is open and functicming Speaks on Colony - 1985 and Moon City - 18th, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. gethers on Sundays after the 6:00 again this semester. This center printed up in an information bul- By JAMES BROWN ; 2050;*- "Space Stations; ' "Man- Mass. Financial Board Information about Vlllanova*s is ^>ecifically for the student, letin to be printed twice itude for this actior. • ned Trip to Mars;'* and "Grand FrkJay the 13th will be Community Service weekly, and made available As of this May there admitted that the page Series can be however it cannot operaiB with- He present stu- •^,X^ (Continued from O y:-;^ Tour of Outer Planets.** On Friday, February 13, the of- approximately 23,500 Villanova obtained by contacting University out the students help. We are to the students in Dougherty and dent body is in disfavor with some fice basis for . priorities indecision will become an informal cab- will be the main Hie fascinating course will be College headquarters in Vasey offering to the clubs and organiza- Bartley, to the faculty, to the Alumni. They of the alumni, "Categorically, making, and gives the University administered by aret as local talent is invited to concern of the newly-appointed Mr. Arnold A, HaU. tions a means to inform it's radio station, to the VILLANOVAN, there are alumni who disown the the ability to quickly determine its perform and local students are Secretary and Treas- membership of meetings and other as well as to anyone who is in- Executive current crop of students because financial weak points. Invited to gather. Organizer Remo of General Alumni As- events. This can not be ac- terested. Thank You! urer the they wear long hair and they don't Ill outlining Villanova* financial Caputo states that the atmosphere sociation of Villanova University, Change of Cburse: E.F.S.V. Characteristic Gifts of Holy Spirit complished unless we are Michael Mertle wear ties to chapel. . . but again, troubles, however, the Board will be "scheduled but not formal J. Rideout. Rideout, a Edward I believe that this is a lack of stressed that an will be Offered on Wed. 4:30, Bartley 21 1 ^ under the new title: - fact, we'll probably pass the imperfect under- graduate of the class of 1960, communication.'' The solution, he standing of the situation can be guitar around the room." If the Pequignot who The Charismatic Renewal. Veterans Sponsor Discussion succeeds George J. said, is simply "to get the alum- dangerous, and that actual evalu- Spontaneous musical get-togethers are common occurrences in LYNX results are encouraging, the cab- position in the De- has accepted a ni to talk to the students." He ation of the situation must be left office. aret will be scheduled weekly. Princeton Uni- By CLINT GUNTHER Villanova, is designed for velopment Office of mentioned as possibilities, an to competent sources -preferably a the opposite direction, it is Im^- better integration of veterans of versity. alumni booth at orientation and professional possible to exploit their graduate of management consult- VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, Vil- the Armed Forces of the United perspec- Rideout, 30, is a small group seminars between stu- ant firm. lanova, tives.*' Thus by providing a Such actions should be Pa., Feb. 3 — "In- States into the academic and meet- Philadelphia's Bishop Neuman dents and alumni. Also, a new ac- taken only when a dividual ing place, the staff hopes to has a in re-education Morality in the Armed social life of the university. LYNX High School and B.S. tivities complex to replace our process has occurred Forces" will encourage both faculty-fiaculty and Villanova and an on the parts be the topic The club conducted its first Economics from archaic field house is widely de- of students, faculty, hi^lighting a faculty -student communication. Education from and admini- PEACE CORPS panel discussion panel discussion of this school M.A, hi special sired by the alumni. Many alum- stration, and a sponsored by the The quotaticm which began this University. He has been commitment of Villanova Vet- year in November. Discussion Temple ni would like to come back to erans Club article is a attitude Villanova club of meaningful change has been given to be held Thurs- centered around "Military Life" common among active in the campus for basketball games, but by day, February the people involved in he has held the University-in other words, 19 from 5 to and audience participation was these ren- Philadelphia, in which are prevented from doing so by the recognition of the problem and a AT 7 p.m. at ttie East Lounge of very responsive. ovations. The LYNX staff, recog- every major elective office at one VILLANOVA shortage of tickets. Rideout said decision to >: 7f : 1: Dougherty Hall. nizing the need for incrased cul- Rideout taught abide by a firm's Club members also par- time or another. the alumni receive 1700 tickets for tural awareness at Villanova, has retarded children from recommendation. The length and Panel Series ticipated in a very highly mentally each Field House game, just about deptii of undertaken several projects to 1967 and physical educa- the Board's inquiry into informative debate on Vietnam 1961 to splitting the Field House in half The discussion is the second VU's finances indicate the gravity achieve this goal. The activity tion from then until he accepted Today, February 11 sponsored by a Villanova fraternal .. between students and alumni. In a series of topics debated by of the situation and the complexity organization. in the classroom annex began when this position. ' Structure a panel of club members Change in it. • of ;. V ; the old LYNX office inCorrHall Lack of Communicatk>n If the club experiences con- , He expressed a desire to change representing the major services. •> * ., was turned Into a classroom last The VILLANOVAN interviewed T.uition Increase Necessary The Peace Corps needs skilled workers, yes! But it also needs tinned success from these panel the structure of the alumni from The talks are designed to inform Alumni discussions further talks will be September. Without any finan- him at his office in the organization by area (Villanova In their latest meeting, the con- college graduates more than ever, for positions in teachina, the student body of all phases of cial assistance, the staff has House, across Lancaster Ave. planned on topics of importance. , Clubs of Philadelphia, Valley sensus of the Board was that a community development, engineering, medicine and other military life and of the individual ;=*;.! painted, decorated, and furnished Hall. He stated from O'Dwyer Forge, etc.) to organization and tuition increase is not only programs in over 58 developing natk>n& serviceman's outlook on the im- mil- the office. contri- has no immediate plans The material that he gathering by class. TTiis minent, but also necessary. itary. > would Mr. change in the policies r butions ranged from cans of paint for radical assure that those who attend uni- O'Neill warned that the revenue Each member of the panel brings from students' the Alumni Association but that classifieds basements to Dr. of versity functions have something in provided by an increase would be with him a wealth of personal DaCrema's spachling efforts. LYNX editors interview visiting source of energy. there were some improvements common. necessary to make up for the MARTHA'S VINEYARD Summer For mfdirmotion On Openings knowledge of the military institu- While hoped to make. One of Student EMPLOYMENT Bob has remarked, "You'd that he Rideout made a comment in the leverage lost in the change of 1970 tion, with each member represent- OPPORTUNITIES, Hundreds of jobs! be amazed what you can do with- his chief concerns is the lack of financial methods, and that alumni newspaper which seems to pre- ing varied opinions on the sub- Detailed descriptions including the stu- For Summer Training Progroms out money," he admits that he will communication between sum up his desires for his office, vention of an increase could have restaurants, hotels, shops. SEND Peace Corps Recruits $2.00. APPLIED RESEARCH approach the SGA for funds at dents and the alumni. He said disastrous results. '.'It's pretty obvious that the Uni- ASSOCIATES, Dept. 58, P.O. BOX their next probably one of the Morallty in the Armed Forces meeting. that this was versity is in trouble in lot of The Board suggested that 3903, New Haven, Conn. 06525. a ALL of is a topic which has gained The LYNX staff is encouraging cludes trained volunteers in math, main reasons for the lack sup- - at Villanova concern themselves BUSiNE$S/ECON-207 B.S. & 87 public Peace Corps needs for 1970 ways all private universities everycme to receives from prominence in the past few become involved in to physics, biology, home economics, port that Villanova - and I'd like to the alum- with the problem, including the have broadened and the drive are see their alumni.' montiis, and is oae of the major cultural thrust. Poetry, , engineering, education, and bus- a large part of its administration, and that the re- M.B.A.'s NHd«d For Sale: C&F Books, Vz price; Bala fill summer and fall programs ni help out. Maybe my major aim topics of movie editor, new $10.00; Eleven prose, art, and photographic con- iness." Rideout mentioned several pos- discussion on college will begin today at Villanova in to get rid of the feeling of ali- curring issues of bad communi- popular music records is campuses today. in Jacket, new tributions are being solicited for A Peace Corps team Including sible solutions to this problem cation and nebulous executive de- EDUCATION-400 B.A. ft 20 M.A.'s (stereo) $20.00; Record-cutting the middle lounge of Dougherty enation and separation around Panel moderator, Bob Maynard, machine, $5.00; Phiico 24" the magazine itself. Art work, Hoskis, a returned volunteer from that he is presently trying or hop- cision making be resolved before T.V., Hall. here. We are all in this together." screen, good cond., $35.00. Burk such as wall murals, and sculp- put into effect in the future. will raise such questions as <'The As a result of requests West Cameroon, Gall Swantko, ing to an outside study be undertaken. • Schmidtke, Ml 9-6692. from ENeiNEERIN6-50 MATH SCIENCE 69 B.S. general status of morals in serv- ture, is welcomed for the office. from Nigeria, and Lyle Prlddy, There is a student Liaison Com- Laaju :«5 Africa, South America, Asia, and L1^11\111A3 mittee and the association invites Frisbee Has Become ice life,'* "Does the average India the needs for specialized who served in the Philippines, will "it's ovek. Let offer us thanka/ the senior students to several of NURSING 20 HOME EC. 4S serviceman make any moral de- Drummer needed for Rock group, skills are the most diverse since be on campus today, Wednesday, MADS To Britisfi planes and Rutsian A Household Word, the alumni cisions before entering the must be experienced. Call John the Feb. 11, to talk about their ex- its functions. Also, tanks./ oil, Peace Corps was formed In 275-9457 The so pr^cioua the new uni- ( military service?,** and "What periences and to answer all ques- is being included on DISCOUNT RECORDS to f/ie healtfi/ Ot BrltUin 1961. Hov/s Your Vocabulary? moral decisions are made by the tions concerning the various pro- versity Senate now under consid- tfie According to Ben Hosklns, the with car, and Commonwealth,/ Is serviceman on a day to day basis?" Students personality and neat grams and applications. eration, and he expressed his grat- The Largest Selection appearance earn $100 to $300 weekly safe again with British Shell. / Peace Corps representative from audience participation showing china and of Discount Records General crystal to single The Ibos may not fare so Philadelphia, "host countries Former Volunteers, working girls by appointments. Must Confocf: will be welcomed, and questions well./ But Harold Wilson along with their overseas on the Main Line work three evenings and Saturday or directors can be directed to individual panel four evenings. Excellent opportunity says he'll chide/ All victors have completed a study of real 9 W. Lancaster Ave. to earn big money and VILLANOVA FILM members in accordance with their have fun at the bent on genocide. / It's curi- development needs abroad with Hall same time. Call Jim Kelly Qass of 55 Pa. Dougherty Ardmore, military experience. for an appointment. HI 9*9039 ous: Above the stench,/ the results that we have a job FESTIVAL Per a tr— copy of Year Untypically,M for Jttst about every academic (See Page 8) « Second #/iel^A^'^^AL *' stand9 t a na in « skill In the book. MI2-«7M Lost: Charm Bracelet, 3 charms. yn^^ ^,^, o^. The list in- The Veteran's Club FreiKh.' A. IM E. 35 Slraet, , which is Mntini>«ntal value. Reward. Call Ext. m N. 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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE Dr. Duffy, A Good Idea Flipped Thinking Where Are You? The following is an open letter The Reality Construction Company professes to strive toward By CHUCK WILLIAMS to Flip Ferrera in answer to his being thoroughly apolitical, and entirely affirmative to the most hadvwea in Sfam.-land m€ty noi be the end H Individualism" of The Villanovan Board of Economists and Financial article "Rational human quality we all possess: the propensity to interact. which appeared in the VIL- is important for Advisors (see news story, page 1) The statement, "I don»t in-absentia trial) think with LANOVAN, February 4, 1970. 11)0 facts concerning Mike Sainl's suspension were have the right, biit I have the an of what can be done We resolve: several reasons. First, they are NOT faculty members well presented last week, but one item was left out power," is a clear indication of the need to find a person other instances. The smallest act of social protest - to work towards fostering a new feeling of COMMUNITY in thrown together on a committee to mollify the stu- Dear Mr. Ferrera, which is very relevant. A\ Walsh questioned Dr. Duffy, to blame ... Scapegoat. Perhaps that is the reason can be deemed disruptive and "punitive examples" can the immediate environs of Villanova University, and beyond someone to - If this dents. Second, they are NOT a result of political ^d- Your article (editorial?) in the Monday, Feb. 2 about the nature of Siani's suspension had be singled out the blame HAD to lay in continue to be made. situation comes about, of as its - to push for the achievement of a group identity having which was a clear violaticm of the student one person for the occurences of December what good is the court charter or the student court? ministrati^re ping-pong; their findings and conclusions •VILLANOVAN' titled "Rational court charter. 15. Sup- individual Individualism" is, indeed, ra- central function the establishment of comprehensive, Dr. Duffy, in referring to his suspension of Siani, ex- posedly, there was ONE cause for the MULTIPLICITY Powerless representations of Judicial procedure serve are important because they are not exactly what ANY- of events tional. But it is (Xily through Ir- self-identity claimed «I don't have the right, but I have the power." which unfolded in the cafeteria. How ridi- no purpose but deceit. and culous ONE wants to hear, including the VILLANOVAN rational feelings and living that - to provide for an atmosphere in which the free expression of The questions that can be raised are: 1) From where can reasoning be? Although I personally do not Student And this is why the University and/or from whom does he derive his power? tf condone the "riot", I also cannot condone the singling out Government. most of our own problems can be ANY idea is not only permitted but encouraged 2) he does not have the right is he willfully acting in an of an individual as the differentiating factor between Often the university Is referred to as a microcosm. community must give them and their conclusions a erased. Permit roe to debate a few - to strive for the dissolution functional attributes in as far as of This is seldom completely with you. incorrect manner? and 3) Why should people be con- peace and chaos. One may suspect that certain mem- true, because the university good deal of attention. points such delimit unbridled rational and/or instinctual human bers of the sphere Is usually more protective and reasonable than state that taxation of the cerned? administration are afraid of losing face and/ You interchange. or if the world around us. Sadly, the world and the university We confess, we had hoped the Board could tell us people is legalized extortion and Jobs the root of every disturbance is not pinpointed and swiftly exterminated. are becoming more alike in areas regarding the in- that a tuition increase was NOT necessary. The that taxes are used for govern- The would-be Sherlock Holmes dividual. Also, We direct these remarks: that abound in events like this never fail to amaze the majority of people in society tend position of the Board was a good one, in that their dis- ment decreed programs. This is, In answer to the first question one must assume that me. - initially, to every individual (administrator, employee, student, to let unjust situations pass with the Half-assed hope true. I am (Y)posed being part of the administration and having attained cussions not even partially initiated by any ad- in a sense, were in manner with Villanova University that the same situation will not befall them. Little do to excessive taxation beyond alumnus) connected any his office through appointment by the same, his power ministrative member. But their advice was startling, they try to realize the ever broadening distance be- necessary government needs. But and, in principle, to every member of the human race is derived from them. But is the administration ful- To knowingly transgress the boundary of the law is tween theory and practice, simply because they them- and should be considered by all students tempted to there are programs that ARE - in all sincerity filling its function, which is to guide the students, to willfully act in an incorrect manner, and the result can only be selves have not been wrongly treated. But who is to say decry another increase. The Board suggested that the necessary and must continue. - with the hope that we (and ultimately, YOU) will be heard and when it partakes in actions detrimental to them? One greater resistance from the other side which what the future holds for them. would lead to tension. If an Maybe their luck will could the These are programs that directly accepted person cannot be equated to the whole administration office places "power" worst possible action be pressure from hold out and their protective cocoon of gross ignorance contribute to the welfare of the but tr it ''condones" illegal activities is it wrong to above "right", the office loses its intended function and students - a tuition Increase, this year at any rate. Is and apathy will not be challenged. people. They include conservation assume that the actions of one of the components typi- becomes a supressant for all that IT deems intolerable. unavoidable. But a and at least apparently knowledge of natural resources, cleaner fies the whole? Can each member of the body be thought But what of the introlerable conditions to those It is partial understanding of Vlllanova's finances Is not streets, Medicaid, urban renewal, to act independently without restraint, except when a supposed to guide? Or is it that the occupant has become ignorant and incapable beyond our grasp, and even a small knowledge of how and other related programs that have had the training and the and thorough research on your situation may prove to be harmful to another part? of logical thought in these mat- Unfortunately, Vlllanova is headed in that direction. maintained by the gov- If said is the case, the administration ters, and now relies solely on emotive tendencies? Is The parallels money Is handled at Vlllanova readily Indicates that a must be experience, you could not sur- statements. I respect you for being no longer Justi- that can be drawn between this univer- this why this position has ernment as part of its obligation yourself. You need the the rational Individual you claim fies its reason for existence and is thereby misnamed. suddenly become so all- sity's example of fascistic pressure and those that change in the system is needed - not In ten vive by SOON States. all of powerful, that one has no opportunity for other voice? to the citizens of the United help of those around you as they to be but I still contend that However, we know administration members who abound in the world around us should bring awareness years, but NOW. that some programs is not adequately fullfill their role, so gross categorization Hmm- and all these years we thought God was a spiritual and concern to I would agree need your help. I needed you to yours the true ideal. SOMEone. Dig the national scene; the ex- being. What can be done now? More than you think. In view are not necessary, such as prompt me to write this letter Your views seem to be summed in this instance would prove to be erroneous. Chicago Seven trial, the trial and imprisonment of Doc- wel- of Vlllanova's present financial situation, the lack of a cessive foreign aid, excessive as you need me to widen your up in the German National so- tor Benjamin Spock, the imprisonment of Huey Newton, fare payments that hinder initia- cialist Party motto <' Arbeit Macht and the rhetoric of futha-mutha Nixon. legal student voice in financial affairs, and a large narrow view. Interaction with the Dig the world spending, tive, wasteful military community is essential for sur- Frei" (Work makes one free). This brings us to the individual sphere, the world of The imbalance of the decision is scene; the Czechoslovakian invasion, the South African institution* s Inertia; with the desire to give the that a person was Inherent excessive salaries of public you will on Ashe, and vival. The world is not an every- But never be free from Dr. Duffy. It would be interesting to know Just where his wronged. TTie reasoning behind the decision shows that ban Arthur the Catholic- Protestant situation administration a fair chance, and with a commitment Although they are over- Ireland. officials. man -for -him self rat race. These work with your fellow man. world would be situated. His latest disciplinary action Justice was wronged. The danger, the danger, the danger in All these occurences illustrate the ever government officials ARE growing trend to to a better Vlllanova through rational change on our paid, are peqple crying out for your Pax at Bonum would liken it to the sun of a solar system, the life giver lies in PRECEDENT. Precedent - the backbone of this maintain the status quo, regardless for the betterment of the part; with an open mind and fair appreciation of the working help. And there are people ready RichanlM.GaleGki,'73 to a system of planets; the beginning and the end of the country's and every other organization's legal structure. of who or what is abused. people with a few excepticms. problems involved, yet with a determination not to let to answer you. lives of the students. Lef s be serious. The office is Precedent - the basis on which to Judge similar future As for decentralizing or abol- When you look back on your supposed to be a guiding, t>ositive influence in the af- actions. Precedent - it may not affect you now, but this issue be buried with time, WE MUST DEMAND ishing the government inter- Probiama Exist life, what will you see? An end- fairs of the student body; not an Illogical, disruptive later? Wake up people, come alive fools, think sheep! Now, rationalize the Incident by calling the written THE UNIVERSITY SENATE vention, it would not be practible FULL APPROVAL OF less line of empty persmal ac- quake in the flow of student activity. It is doubtful if If the given it future of the VIL- decision is allowed to stand without at least a concern to a lot of garbage. Say that what would revert What is the DOCUMENT by the Board of Trustees, and must In- because the citizenry complishments that satisfy only Dr. Duffy envisions himself in such all is ^ an powerful at revision, happened here a minute LANOVAN? During the past three SLIGHT attempt the student's future socio- step in a negative direction. to an animalistic me-for-myself Financial portion of the one being: you! Nothing shared; position, so why is the deviation from the law so ob- academic life is in If a Say that things cannot worsen in the future. sist upon the acceptance of the and a half years, I have followed periL person can be severely Say that "it attitude and no public welfare pro- nothing s^preciated. vious. B an ''example*' was needed it was found. If punished for an act that can never here,"- Well, document, which gives the students, through the Senate, the changing attitudes and priori- carries no prohibitive penalty happen that's all it takes bafcy, exist. Man is grams would your article you appear sought, it From successive Justice was was lost. (there is no penalty for "defiance" of court other than . . . that's all it takes. a voice in the Financial Affairs of Vlllanova. Which being. Social ties set forth by each basically a selfish to be a person that has never given The paper has been ''?' Idea. management '•f is. If you think about it, not an unreasonable security is taken out of our pay- a damn for anyone or anything structured and restructured by G. B. checks to* assure us of something or you have been severely injured varying and totally opposite philo- to live on when wis can no longer by someone and this is your with- sophies until its identity has been work. If you reach 65 and haven't drawal from society. Here you undergraduate. without any savings, how lost to this any job sit with your little band of intro- Big Brother and You Last week's front page editorial will you survive? Will your verts trying to plod through a very view. If for you? Most only substantiates my children care lonely existence. I assume this the VILLANOVAN is to serve the moderh young families have be- to lie true if you are a firm be- ELEVENTH ANNUAL Vlllanova community, it must do so Edited By FLIP FERRERA & GLEN SHEEHAN come alienated from their old liever of your own writings. In a professional manner worthy of and helpless parents. Crowded and The key word to the whole mess $$ its position and potential power to pitiful nursing homes are proof is compassion. You have to share Big Brother is snooping! this: Where should the line be that your privacy is invaded in Influence the reading public. I State cannot let you \\ VILLANOVA of this. The and you must care. You and I Along about the end of March drawn between the government's such queries? Fine, but why do not consider a cartoon defaminf; die without medical care Mr. Fer- must try to enter each other's 1970 you, if you are an '*occupant" alleged need for inforniation and should those who do not want The Vlllanova University Bookstore located In a person's character In pro- rera. You are a citizen and (at spheres and see what we can do of a dwelling, will receive in the the individual's right to privacy- to answer these questions, who standing. Also, it Kennedy Hall Is, unfortunately, quite UNDERstocked. will fessional good the time you will be 65) you to help each others situations. mail an official government Cen- the right to keep information to don't want their privacy invaded, is my contention that you, the ed- If we were to greatly expand the literary offerings of have contributed to the progress Getting back to your title of sus form. You will be required himself (as upheld by the Bill who feel that THE GOVERNMENT itor, in an effort to have your this facility, we would A) enhance our oftentimes of your country. Tlie government your article. Rationality is fine to fill out a minimum of twenty- of Rights) and to refuse to give HAS NO RIGHT views and opinions become con- TO ASK SUCH won't forget you in your final three Invitational but it can't make it In questions, many of which answers to the Census taker's QUESTIONS, questionable academic atmosphere, B) establish a on paper the be made to do so, children versational, misrepresented your ' . :• years, whereas . »: the real world. It Is a human violate your right to privacy. questions? . and made subject to a fine? The potentially lucrative source for Vlllanova's strained student-body by reverting to a sec- might. trait to want to interact. Only Twenty percent of you will have to real issue is not the drift the ond-rate, Dally News, style of of budget and C) improve the level of social interaction You made a crass remark about invol- sit down and fill out sixty- six or ' irrationality with emotion questions but the right to require reporting. i able to save money 0:..V.;i.; in the community. people not being ved can bring a person out of more questions which delve even The place to draw the line be- an answer to such Obviously, problems exist. How- questions at well-being. Let's V.^-4* •:,,\ College is obviously more than a classroom — it for their future his shell. deeper into the personal affairs tween ttie government and the in- alL Do we wish to stand by and Drill Meet ever, in this case, at a Catholic and work '.' graduate . say that you is '.. •., I do not wish to destroy you of your household. dividual right here (xi this let government continue to get big- ' involves self- instructive activity: the will to learn and "muck-raking" by the four or five years. On the job University Flip Ferrera, I only wish to cor- Census. The line is clear in the ger and bigger, students and more power- THE MEANS of doing so. Expanding the bookstore is a an accident and your one and only voice of the The Census is taken every ten you have rect some of your thinking with Constitution and its Bill of Rights. ful? Do we want to avert the can in the long-run (as was ex- years by the U.S. Government, sound idea on this latter point alone. And, considering are crippled for life. How arms ideas of my own. I maintain that The line is between freedom and spectre of a Big Brother snoop- an in- as provided in the Constitution. that Ardmore maintains the only major book dispenser much can you save from you did not do enough thinking (Continued on page 10) compulsion. That is why more ing into every nook The Constitutional purpose of the and cranny of zero? SATURDAY come and more Americans, backed by of our lives? on the Main Line, the University Bookstore exists as Census is to "enumerate" the In the same paragraph you at- many Congressional leaders, are a definite drawing card for the seven or eight institu- population so that seats in tack the draft as being "slavery." now asking that all the questions Junk MaO tions of higher learning In the Vlllanova area and for Congress can be allocated among Submitting to the draft is a re- VIIsIdAMOVAM beyond the head count be made lEBRUARY 21, 1970 the states in proportion to the num- the roughly half- million residents living within an easy quirement for all residents in VOLUNTARY, Incidentally, there will be two Co-Editora-in-Chiaf Gregory Bakar, Tim Connor ber of residents in each state. America. I do sympathize with drive of our campus. Further, if the Bookstore were Businass Managar Donald A. Pawliczak by-products of the Census which But the Census goes far beyond Government Quest k>ii8 your plight though. It wasn't your Co-News EdKors Margaret McCarvili, Linda Kerrigan you may not like. Junk mall significantly expanded, we would witness a healthy in- this Constitutional provision for fault that you were born here. Feature Editor Stave Amadio from commercial interests may crease in the volume of students visiting our campus Sports Editor Roger Haley a simple head count, and it is these These are some of Later on you comment oneAPT. the ques- increase because the government Assistant Sports Editors Paul J. Smith. Charles Finnocchairo additional aspects of the Census tions the — certainly a socially desirable side- effect. Holstein's letter. His phrase about government may ejq^ect Pennsylvania National .Joshua Ellis makes those statistics available Entertainment Editor which prompt chorus of protests living and dying is a true inter- a you to answer (under penalty of While we're on the subject, a USED bookstore, Circulation Managar . ^'i, .Lou Vardarosa to those with something to sell. all people value their life. Kolkar, Bil Ackarman from who law, remember) which are none operated by the University or at least with University pretation of the meaning of Copy Editors . .> • « Stave And your taxes may continue going Provacateur Rev. Laurerica Gallart, O.S.A. privacy and freedom from govern- of its business: "Do It is precious to the individual you have sky high as the statistics are man- facilities is long overdue. In recent years our school Cartoonists Chris Rowa, Bill Kmiry mental interference and sno<9ing. ?•» and you really don't appreciate a flush toilet "Do you have Guard Armory Photo Editor Dennis Luke ipulated every which way to has not empathized enough with the financial difficulties a bathtub or shower ?•» "If this something until you are about to General Staff Steve Ryan, Ragina David, Justify anottier government pro- Right to Privacy is a girl or a woman, how of its students. This undesirable trend could be changed lose it. He stated that the G.I.'s Tony Inverse, Hank Sable, Jean King, Kathy Wilson, Stave Calamaoo, Bll many gram to "solve" another problem Shakalis^ Flip Ferrera, Ban Groupie. Daizy, Capt. Zamo, Bezobizzuto, Mike babies has she ever had, by allotting a portion of the basement in Kennedy for would lead America, rather than Why, these people ask, should a not count- uncovered by the answers to this Vannalla, Walt Kunda, Sharon Laffarty, Goffer, Mary Anna Jackson, Robert ing ?•» the people of the S.D.S. or the citizen he compelled to answer stillbirths "Did this per- the exchange of used textbooks, paperbacks, clothing GiarvGrasBO, Richard Lord, "Roach" Rapola, Barkhardt Schmkike, Jim Census. ' so-called ra- these questions under penalty son work at any time last week? 34th & Lancaster Ave., Philo. "Mobe, Using your Solderitch, Bob Perry, Jack Kelly, Gene Gordon. Jack Bremer, Len of Do you want to do something? and all sorts of artifacts — in the interest of saving Where did he work?»' tionality, anyone can see that a Kavanagh, Kathy McHala, Tom Hughes Mary Anne Kana, Robert E. Lee, law—a hundred dollar fine? "How much First, write to your Congressman hard-pressed students from the presently necessary Chukk Peterson, Lee Knight, Lou Fanti, John Hoffnagal, Michael The did this person earn in 1969?»» disciplined man is more quali- government claims that only and Senators demanding they Dougherty, Mark Edman, Ed Schirick, MikaSpektar, Mauraan Ratigan, Irene "Has this person been expense of purchasing new materials, and probably fied to lead his peers. I won't compulsion will make the gathering married support and encourage those bills Toczglowski, Bob Wisner, Doug Lyons^ Chuck Williama, Tom Watson, Rich belitUe the S.D.S. or the *'Mobe" of these additional statistics pos- more than once?" "What is the going a long way towards curbing the theft that now Galacki already introduced in Congress because they are enUtled to their sible. value of this property ?•' "If plagues the Bookstore. Tha VILLANOVAN is puMishad weakly during tha school year aKoapl to make the non-head count ques- until break the law. There is a basic you rent by the month, what is opinions they Thankagivingi QhrinmM and Easter VAcelioni^ also Mid-term and Final Exam philosophical tions strictly voluntairy. Such k\\ Wekome Free Admissien Please, please, please. Can **we" do more than talk your monthly rent?" It's a free country and everyone by tha undarpaduata Hudants of Vllanova Unkraraity. OpMona issue which underlies the dispute legislative action may not come about making such Improvements? — for the better- his harain do not naoaaMrtty raflact tha official viawa of the UiNvaiaity. about census questions can speak mind. and the soon enough, so if it does not Ian poataga paid at Vllanova. Nfmai Editorial and Bualiiaaa officaa No Right ment of THE WHOLE community. Your theory of individualism criminal sanctions. R has been ex- » SECOND FLOOR OF DOUGHERTY HALL. Vllanova Unlwrafcy. thousands of Americans are impractical. Unless you stated in Now, maybe you like T. C. is highly VManovi^ Pannaytvania ivOBB. i- a variety of forms, but to answer pected to take the next step: Re- (Viestionnaires, fundamentally It comes down to or don't consider sistencet
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February 11, 1970 • THE VILLANOVAN • P&gB7 Page 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 11, 1970 SCHISGALS* Jean Renot THIS WEEK: \A/HAT'S OI\l "CHINESE7"DR.FISH" Film Festival FEBRUARY IITH TO 17TH Sl \A/HERE Five films of the 75-year-oId French film director, Jean Renoir, THEATRE will be shown as part of the Arts THE NIGHT - Tennessee Williams' brUlhwt EIITERTflmmEIIT IIEUIS council's A JEAN RENOIR FILM OF THE IGUANA drama will be performed by Villanova's FESTIVAL, February 21 through Graduate Theatre De- partment. Preview tonight, and opens tomorrow. 25. Seeing all five films ranging in vhitage from 1936 with "The TONIGHT LEAST EXISTENCE - Rosalyn Drexler's play UNIVERSITY THEATRE PREVIEW Lower Depths," a Renoir inter- THE LINE OF music conthiues at the Theatre of the Llvhig Arts. Reviewed pretation of the Gorki play, to with "The Golden Coach," a color film in this issue. PLAZA SUITE - Marriage-Go-Round ala Neil Simon. It con- NIGHT OF THE IGUANA released in 1953, would provide a THE Theatre. Howard through Saturday night at the New Locust micro-resume of the Renoir style tinues Keel and Betty Garrett star. of delicate realism. THE CHINESE and DR. FISH - Two new comedies by Murray PREMIERS TOMORROW NIGHT A JEAN RENOIR FILM FESTI- Schisgal on their way to Broadway. It opens at the Shubert on VAL beghis on Saturday, February Saturday night, after previews on Thursday and Friday nights and coach," THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA, THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA of a former Protestant minister, 21 with *'The Golden Saturday matinee. Starr hig Anna Magnani as a lusty by Tennessee WllUams, opens to- ran successfully on the New York T. Lawrence Shannon* It is a songstress in the touring Italian morrow February 12, at 8:30p.m., stage, with Bette Davis creating story of a guilty man— it is a MUSICAL EVENTS COMMEDIA DEL 'ARTE. The in the Vasey Hall llieatre on the the role of Maxine Faulk; Regina story of a man whose keen aware- VUlanova Field House: THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA con- color photography is by Claude Vlllanova University campus. The Rappaport, who appeared as Dorine ness and sensitivities are threat- ducted by George Szell. Friday evening, at 8:30 p.m. Renoir and the music selectim third production of the American in University Theatre's last sea- ened, tormented, and beaton down Academy of Music: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at from Vivaldi. Playwright Festival continues per- son's TARTUFFE and as Harriet by life's experience— and the hy- 8:30 Istvan Kertesz will conduct the PHILADELPHU ORCHESTRA. '•Picnic on the Grass, the sec- formances on February 13, 14, in that same season's BONES, pocrisy within that experience. Edith Gabry, s(^rano, will be the soloist. Mozart's Serenade will be ond film in the series, is on Sun- Daphne Nichols 20, 21, 27, 28. There appears as Maxine in this pro- It is a story of his purgation and NO. 10 in B flat, and Mahler's Svmphony No. 4 in G major. Seats: day, February 22. It was written, a preview performance this eve- duction. salvaticm. It is a story of two $7-2.50. Reduced price seats in the Amphitheater for students Principals in "The Chines* produced and directed by Renoir ning. THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA women who ofler him a means and Dr. Fish" Charlotte Rae, Michael O'Sullivan and Vin- available half hour before concert. are (from left) Joseph Bova. in 1959. Its pastoral of survival through their William De- cent Gardenia. Comedy begins tryout and released Baird, formerly of was later made into the film of the different IRON BUTTERFLY will perform at the Spectrum on Saturday Miss Irene vana, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Mildred Dunnock, Saturday night at the Shubert. soft color and witty im- ways of loving. setting, 9-5000. of New York, same name, starring Richard Bur- night at 8 p.m. seats $5.50, 4.50, 3.50. Information: FU Circle-in-the-Square provisation are reminiscent of ton, Ava Gardner, and Sue Lyons. and Villanova University's first In NIGHT THE OF THE IGUANA, Jean's father, impressionist, Au- DOLLY! with CAB CALLOWAY No one writing hi the 1960's comic, and Charlotte Rae (who PEARL BAILEY hi HELLO theatre-artist-in-residence, created the film Williams has held up to view and in films such Deborah Kerr does the sensational Simplicity guste Renoir. It was at the Forrest beginning Feb. 23. brings her own innovative and examination the the social insti- achieved quite the same extremes version of Hannah Jelkes; Daphne commercials as "Picnic on the Grass" that techniques to the of comic ridiculousness as did on TV) are playing modern acting Nichols, formerly of the Univer- tutions and values by which man revolutionized filmmakhig and Mrs. Lee,..the prcq>rietors Renoir stage through her di- Murray Schisgal hi "The Typist" Mr. NIGHTSPOTS University sity of London, appears as Hannah reaffirms his identity—his very with the development of location "Luv'^'. of a Chinese laundry hi the first Electric Factory - Feb. 11: DELANEY, BONNIE, AND FRIENDS this and "The Tiger" and hi '» rection of production. Ger- in the on campus production. existence. shooting. "Picnic on the Grass What other heroine in the dramatic play. William Devane will play with ERIC CLAPTON and B.B. KING. Seats $4.00 in advance, ard J. Leahy, of United Scenic THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA stars Paul Meurisse and Catherine Kenneth A. Morgan, Villanova literature of the last decade ex- their son, who falls' for an Oc- $4.50 at the door. Shows at 8 and 11. Feb. 12 and 13: ALICE Artists, is production designer. opens tomorrow February 12, at Rouvel. senior undergraduate, brings the cept Ellen Manville in "Luv" could cidental ^rl (Louise Lasser) and COOPER, PIG IRON, FRIENDS OF WHITNEY and SUNDAY. His prize-winning design for THE 8:30 p.m. in the Vasey Hall Theatre The third film in the Renoir character of the Reverend T. express her sense of emancipation not his parent's choice, an Or- Main Pohit - TTiursday through Sunday: Jerry Jeff Walker. NIGHT OF THE IGUANA was ac- on the Villanova utilversity cam- » Festival is "La Marseillaise," Lawrence Shannon to the Villan- so recklessly as to throw her iental girl (Marcia Jean King). claimed first place in the National pus. Performances continue Feb- on M
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Censure for Bible Reading n s o 11 cite a sociation; send, similiar in- HAVE YOU Un I is A believe that criticism nec- over Villanova. Of the returning formation to The Wildcat Swim- essary and essential. However, lettermen, Ed Strong and Tom Club; from the beginning of the professionalism should be this petition is one-sided, we present it Schwester led the team in re- the fall term they have been setting (Though, quite obviously, (Tuideline. If proponents of the opposite view request bounding with (9.0) and (6.9) up the paper work for the National here as a community service. Craig McGarvey, '70 AWARENESS Eaitorial that we offer a petition for their campaign, we will oblige them. — Ed.) relwunds per game respectively, Catholic Swimming Champion- upfront the reserves are Sr. Gene ships (Villanova Swim Team^ Last weekend 65 girls went home for the weekend O'Connell 6' 3", Soph. Ed Sutor (As mentioned in last week's hosts 400 hi^ school swimmers); editorial titled DISOPUNE? "we have 6'7" and Soph. Doug Richard 6' 6**. keep abreast with information from the girls dormitory. Two former Villanova t>een wont to treat our subject matter WEEKENDS Recently, Madeline Murray O'Hara, the atheist Ttie Peacocks have depth in the lightly in many instances, at least on on the National and Eastern students returned to Villanova to visit classmates. crusader, obtained letters protesting the decision of backcourt with Junior letterman the cover page. We feel that our Championships ... Plus a host Witty and Donna Taylor reasoning behirtd this is sound no the a Christmas mes- They were Lu Ann who Anton Guitano, Junior Jim Degnan, of other more immediate jobs con- FOR COLLEGE STUDEMTS astronauts to read the Bible as matter how well-written ... an attended Villanova for two years under the army McNlchol, Mike Pren- nected more directly to each sage to the their spacecraft while or- Sophs Bud account we present, for readers are world from nursing program and had been transferred to Walter dergast and Harold Mah(xiey. inevitably lost through colorless individual meet. Secondly the only biting the Moon in December, 1968. She plans to presentation, readers that MUST reason the reporter job was re- Reed Hospital in Washington and the University of present these to the NASA with a demand that they St. Peter' s nas rebounding [emphasis herewith made] lie aware of quested was that no one from Maryland to complete their nursing training. and a tough schedule as their certain community developments. LA SALLE be publicly censured for their act and to prevent your staff seemed interested in Quite simply, we felt that the But there was no room at the inn. They had failed principle problems. Their covering the story. any further demonstrations of faith by public leaders. subject matter dealt with in last week's team Thirdly schedule includes Niagra, Mar- to file the necessary permission slip in advance, feature artKle entirely warranted the our manager, John C. Peterson, This effort, in cooperation with other groups and shall, Notre Dame, San Fran- introduction given it on front page. and the housemother, fearing the wrath of Dean Boyle, our (who added that extra bit of work, VILLANOVA organizations, seeks to secure 100,000 signed let- Hall, The "comic strip" theme we employed cisco, Utah State, Seton FOR THE TEAM, to everything refused to give them overnight accommodations even Island, Fairfield, Jack- accurately reflected an aspect of our ters commending the astronauts, and thus offsetting Rhode else he does for it) Is also a coverage — though we feel that this though there was plenty of room. They had to go s(xiville and St. Francis. The Mrs. O'Hara's efforts. Lest we take this lightly, should NOT be assumed to detract in student at Villanova and a senior. elsewhere. Peacocks beat an emotionally any way from our written Another point you missed we should be reminded that through this woman's the night after presentation, which we felt was HILL Once again at Villanova red tape conquered common down Niagara team completely in my last letter was CHESTNUT efforts, we awoke one morning nine years ago to find thoroughly fair and completely factual. the Wildcats defeated Murphy & the most obvious and most sense. Isn't following the spirit of the law more - Ed.) it illegal to read the Bible and pray in public schools, CO. Last Wednesday at Notre Dame emphasized. There has not in important than obeying the letter of the law. After and would be very sorry if through default, she the Irish crushed the Peacocks four years been an issue devoted we Rli^t On, Broth«r! all, these girls were both well known to the house 130-88. to aquaintlng the Villanova ROSEMONT were successful in this latest atheism. YOUR LETTER spent all last year sorry that terrible Student Body with the letter is supplied below. mother and security guard, having Don Kennedy is in his 20th I am my PEOPLE IS NEEDED, and a form English is insufficient to con- on the swimming team. The swim as roommates in the dormitory. season as head coach of St. Pete DETACH this part of the sheet, DATE your letter, relatively simple mes- meets are just moments in a This same weekend, Fran Donavan, who is not with a highly respectable record vey a FRIDAY EVENING TO SUNDAY NOON and be sure to include YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS. sage to you. My letter was life, the tangible results of a Villanovan but is the of Fr. Monahan of 292 wins and 153 losses going letter must be signed to be effective!!! a former niece your "awareness" of life. This BY YOU into the season. Kennedy took a not to question WAY Each swimmer was given accommadation although she, too, neglected of the swim team s success. It faces long, lonely, arduous hours FEB. 13-15 Ask at least five other people to write also, and take little known St. Peter's team and was carefully directed at the fact for those moments of intense for them to use to get a guest slip. A phone call to Miss Boyle made it into a major college power. (print, stencil, etc. .), enough copies of INTEREST. Are you, as 'news- glamour and excitement. They MR. 6-S smoothed the way. In the past 3 years Peacock teams also. papermen/ interested in what have histories that made them what " has made it into the NIT. The Should you wish any further copies of this form is happening in the area of they are today, make them coaches Peacocks have w(mi or turn Uk. 10-12 » > feel free to write swimming at Villanova? How can out what they do in competition. letter for further distribution, please shared the Met Conference champ- you explain a write up oa Buffalo Again I apologize for Box 139, Hollidaysburg, Penna. 16641. Articles Coming Next Week: ionship in three of the leagues: my in January 28th edition impr(V)er and unclear of four years of existence. The Cats Bob your usage the FOR nORE INFORM ATIOH-COHTACT with an announcement of his ar- English language. But I can must be wary of St. Peter's high (cut along this line, and detach the above form) • !, The Push for Realistic at field house on not stand by geared fast break offense that has rival the and let you ;. a off c Parietals devastated many opponents. So far THAT DAY??? and not sluff the importance of your CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE word was mentioned about a swim position' as for Vil- National Aeronautics and Space Administration this season St. Pete has broken NEWSMEN meet that took place on THAT lanova University. An Examination of Vilanova's 100 seven times. Manned Spacecraft Center DAY: Rutgers?? You have assigned someone to Office Dorm Facilities Astronaut Both Villanova and St. Peter's You are passing-the-buck by cover the swimming meets. 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TiJlikW'f,^ abrufyll. 1970 • THE VILLANOVAN 9 Page 13 Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 11, 1970 r^ Inconsistent Xats Sf. Pefer's Frosh By PAUL Pre vie w SMITH Collapse At Providence Sloppy ballhandling, and a Friars forced four Villanova turn- ment picture, as Villanova's NCAA By BOB PERRY Cogens Chrlstmas-in-J a n u a r y giveaway overs, and capitalized on two of at-large bid hopes are Just about With three weeks to go In spelled disaster for the 'Cats as them, as first Craig Callen, the gone. The 'Cats will have to play (Continued the season, there is already great from page 13) they invaded Alumni Hall in Provi- sixth man for the home forces, some impressive ball during the debate on what tournament the dence last Wednesday night. Provi- stole an inbounds pass, and scored last weeks of the season If Kraft Wildcats will play in this year. as their 3-2 zone forced St. Joe's dence, employing a sticky 2-3 on a short Jumper, then, after an is to make his post-season tourney Many people forget that a NCAA turnovers which were converted combination zone press through exchange, Larranaga stole an er- record nine -for -nine. IP or NIT bid has to be earned by into fiist breaks. most of the game, proved to be rant Chris Ford pass, and fed COURTSIDE COMMENT - The winning basketball games. There more than an obstacle for the Collucci for an easy layup. An- Allegheny Airlines flight to Bos- The biggest play of the are too many games left lethargic Main Liners, and, piling other steal did not result in a ton (instead of to Providence, to game came with 13:16 remaining before a bid can be forcast^d up most of the winning margin at score, but served notice to the where all flights had been cancel- as Mike Bantom picked up his realistically. Any team remaining the very end of the game, defeated distressed Villanovans that they led) was unreal. One big air pocket. fifth personal foul off an Ingelsby on our schedule would Just love to the* Cats 54-44, before 3300 happy had better get it together. Providence fans are probably drive. The score was then 58-45, beat Villanova to give their season partisans. The 'Cats seemed to get the among the quietest in the college and St. Joe's could only scramble some glory. Again plagued by offensive fouls basketball. No noise at all until from here. message, despite falling a bit fur- One can bet that St. Peter's charged to Fran CHanlon, plus a ther behind at 31-25 with 17:01 the end of the first half, and at will be out to hand the Wildcats The Little Hawk's effected i continuous barrage of turnovers, to go» as Howard Porter, who re- the end of the game. Even then, uprising late in ^•'. a loss Thursday night Feb. 12 an . the game, the 'Cats nonetheless stayed in bounded (26) like a demon all the enthusiasm was quite mild. at the Madison Square Garden drawing to 68-63 with 5:52 show- "\^ contention until 48 seconds re- night, and scored some clutch Jim Larranaga: "To us, this was ing. in New York City. St. Peter's The vociferous St. Joe's ' ; ;; mained, at which point Walt Vio- points as well as blocking five a bigger win than St. John's. Pll coach Don Kennedy lost All- contingent of some 300 perked up land of the Friars hit botti ends shots, put on quite an exhibition. tell you why. We hardly ever beat American forward Elnardo Web- in anticipation, but Villanova shut of a one-and-one that took the The field goal that brought the Villanova (first win since De- ster due to graduation. Web- the door. Ingelsby connected on a life out of the 'Cats, 'Cats to within one was truly cember 1 965, only fifth time Friars ster was St, Pete's best clutch one and one foul situation, "We wanted to control the tempo amazing. Howard, hit on the arm have won in fifteen tries). Even one season scorer with 700 points. Jents and Pianelli followed of the game," winning coach Dave l>y Ray Johnson of the Friars, lost when Walker was here, Villanova This year's starters are: center with field goals, and the issue Gavitt commented, "because we the ball, which lofted high into the was the toughest team for us to^ Tom Schwester Sr. 6'6" (11.5), was settled. knew that if we tried to run with air, and, astonishingly, swished beat." Harold Rich, of the Provi- 6'4" Villanova, it would be suicide." dence Journal: "This is forward Ed Strong Sr. (13.1), With 1:49 remaining, a familiar through. "Geezer" tl^en connected a game Rich Rlnaldi Jr. 6' 2' .Gavitt was candid about his in- that PC basketball fans will relive forward reverberation emitted from the on the free throw to make it a three- playmaking guard Tony telligently-executed game play, point for a long time . . . Villanova has (12.4), Villanova stands:- "The Hawk Is play. 5'9" and guard which he had announced before- always done well against the Holm Jr. (7.0) Dead." The Hawk truly was dead; Chrts Ford, who suffered Ted Martiniuk Soph. (22.3). Mar- . hand in the Providence papers. through a very tou^ ni^t, put Friars' combination zone, so Gav- the Wildklttens made sure of that HARDGE DAVIS - sprints the third lap of the victorious mile relay tiniuk was leading scorer on -» "Our offensive plays will have to through a couple of key onehand- itt felt he had to do something In winning the fifth out team Friday night in the K of C meet at Madison Square Garden. the Peacocks best freshman team be well set up, in order to get ers from the side, and with 6:37, new (the press)." Evidently, the of the last six outings, the Frosh li-' . . ever with a 23-3 slate and a win the good shot. Against an ag- the Pennsylvanians were on top, Friars had the 'Cats well scoutec^ lifted their record to 9-5 as of gressive zone like Villanova's, we 37-34. It here, however, that as the Rhode Islanders' defense (continued on page 10) this writing. was will have to be patient and work gave the 'Cats a great deal of Frosh Cagers Hawk a couple of key plays did the 'Cats un- Dump for the good shot." The Friars, in. Openings in the middle of the expected grief throughout the night. By JIM MALHAME tack of Villanova. Along with often passing the ball back and "ball defense" - ordinarily very Friars have won 32 of their last Planelll's 25 points was Ed Hast- The St. Joe's Hawk, as all ^ forth for a minute or more, played rare - suddenly spotted by 35 at home. Guess who beat them ing's 17 points, accompanied were Villanovans know, is dead. The for the good shot, although they Gavitt, who called time- two of the three times, Mr. Lar- by his typically consistent floor Coach initial killing was Inflicted last did not hit on a particularly high out. Next ranaga. The "Roof leak" - play. Tom Ingelsby and Greg thing you knew, there game Wednesday night within the friend- percentage (21 for 61, 34.4%). Larranaga, who was the sec- St. John's vs. Rhode Island, tele- Newman had 15, while Jentz was ly confines of our own fleld- However, Providence was able to ond half for the Friars, ex- vised locally in Providence - was chipped in with 11. These hero house, as the undefeated St. take advantage of many of the a funny sight to see. Harry Anger five starters accounted for 83 of ploiting these opportunities, and Joe's frosh bowed to the streaking points. , Villanova turnovers, away game the Wildkitten and this two quick Jumpers gave the Friars and Jim Murray, the Villanova Wildklttens 85-73. proved to be fatal in the long run a 39-37 lead. Again Ford rallied broadcasting team for WRCP-FM, It was a see -saw contest in Led by Al Pianelli 's 25 points for the are quite a tandem. Tlieir non- the first half wltti Villanova down visitors. the 'Cats, hitting on two long and 13 rebounds, the Wildklttens stop running comments on life in in the early going 8-2. Waging "Providence played well," Jack l>ombs to put the visitors on top won decisively, as they were never .^^—Kraft to with general heU)ed take away some of an uphill battle throughout most was say after the game, for the last time at 41-39, headed in the second half. Also the unhappy atmosphere following first half, the 'Kittens "Larranaga (Jim) and CoUuccl 4:14 to go. Larranaga, seeing the instrumental was the ever improv- ot the (Vic) his the game. Harry Booth, former finally went ahead to stay 36-34 were very good, but we knew side open, then took campaign ing Gary Jentz. In addition that they would tough there, and hit on a couple of one- St. Joe's star with Tom Wynne, with 16 seconds left on a Hastings Photo by Mark Ed man be before- to hauling down 11 rebounds, Jim Lynam, Steve Courtln and to lay-up. hand, ff you can't get the ball handers to give the Fxiars on in- on St. Joe's Ingelsby to his 1:59.9 victory in the invitation Jentz put the clamps ANDY O'kEILLY enroute 880 yard run last Friday in Madison Jimmy Boyle, was up scouting the second half upcourt, then you can't score. Fran surmountable 44-41 lead. A long scoring ace Mike Bantom. The ensuing Square Garden. 'Cats for last Saturday's encoun- in better form, still tries to penetrate too much, stab by Ford was 'Nova's last The most important facet of found the 'Kittens ter. and the offensive fouls that often reply, save a foul shot by Clarence the victory was the balanced at- (Continued on page 12) result have hurt." Smitt^ as the Friars ran off the for a luture The game tempo was very quick last nine points, in reaching their in coming, as Villanova took an tenth victory of the season. early 5-2 lead, but had to labor The zone press simply forced fraternity is initiating a unique idea in strenuously to do it. Larranaga the 'Cats to hurry their offensive Kappa Sigma and Collucci kept the Friars close, patterns, and, coupled with the "150 it and Vic personally traded baskets absence of O'Hanlon, who had campus, raffles. The Club/' as is to be known, V / with four different Villanova play- fouled out with 9:39 to go as a ers to keep the Friars from fall- result of offensive foul troubles, derives its name from the limited number of people allowed ing behind. the fates worked against the 'Cats. With the ' Cats ahead 23-22, and a Hie loss should prove trouble- to participate. minute and a half remaining, the some in determining the touma- If you are, you're the one we have in The raffle will last a period of eight weeks in which mind. The Pennsylvania Department of Highways wants Civil Engineers who will there will be two drawings weekly for the first seven and a work for a future for themselves and their country. The challenge for safer and faster "Grand-Triple-Drawing" the eighth week. The weekly ' *> * roads is something we would like to see you handle. prizes will consist of a $25 first prize and a $10 second The Civil Engineering requirements of prize; at conclusion of the eighth week, the grand the Pennsylvania Department of l-lighways the expanding. This means that per- are rapidly drawing will yield a $100 first prize, $75 second prize and a sonnel demands for higher posts are con- stantly being created. So, if you have the $50 third prize. drive, inteliectuai motivation, and imagina- tion of a forward looking Civil Engineer, To participate In the raffle, one must purchase the come see us at the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Highways. We have the challenges designated raffle ticket at a total cost of $10. The payment to keep you stimulated, and the incentives to keep you with us. Look for us on your of the ticket can be made in any combination (weekly, campus. bi-weekly, etc.) as long as the full payment is completed by raffle, one's ticket Interview Date: the eighth week. Upon winning a weekly is placed back into the raffle for the next week's drawing, FEBRUARY 12, 1970 so chances of winning again are equal. The first drawing is tentatively scheduled for February 21st. Additional information or ttekets can be obtained PiMalnrii from any Kappa Sigma brother or pledge. Join now for only a limited number of tickets will be sold and the prizes hfrlMl il lilMis Photo by Dennis Luke are great. HUGE HANK Siemiontkowski reaches for the bound against St. Joe. Bureau of Personnel /Harrltknirg, Pa. 11120 Photo by Dennis Luke Clarence Smith and Chris Ford observe the action. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER EXCUSE ME - Fran 0*Hanlon drives in for two against the Hawks. \ ^•^a^w- :-- .,'ii^t^^s^^^ijiL^iii^tSt :' ' I . . Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 11, 1970 February 11, 1970 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 15 m-' Stic km en 1%' Start Practice Liquori, James, OPReilly, TTie villanova Lacrosse Club Merman Edged OFF christened AND Its tenth year of ON ex- Istance this week by taking to the .''*'.'-" .'v - 1 practice field In preparation for By ROGER HALEY — the 1970 season. This year, how- Triumph In MSG 1^^- ever, the head coach will be wear- - By Navy Wednesday, February 4th Friars 54 V.U. 44. ing a new face. The face will Three days later - Saturday February 7th - Vil- be that of one Avery Blake, one By PETER MONTERO score. lanova 92 - St. it St. of the most knowledgeable Joe 65. Why? Is that the Joe lacrosse As the meet reached the 100 The Villanova swimming team Game was the traditional BIG city rival tilt, and so coaches In the country today. His freestyle the Villanova squad trail- credentials has 14 dual meets and two champ- the team was exceptionally psyched and that Prov- are unbeatable: he is ed by a precarious 27 to 34. A ionships this season. Each dual a former lacrosse "All-Am- garhble was taken with a fresh- idence was overlooked enroute to an 11 in a row fin- meet is a contest in twelve dif- erlcan," he Is the only coach man swimmer who changed the ish and the NCAA bid - very doubtful! Villanova ferent forms to obtain the majority ever to lead a Pennsylvania la- flow of luck to our favor and crosse of 104 points. The first form is played two basketball games last week and the re- team to a national cham- put his team into striking distance pionship, a four man medley-relay; each sults typified what has been in the words of the Bul- and- last year he was for victory. Navy's two sprinters voted "Coach man swimming 100 yards in each letin's Frank Bilovsky a **yo-yo season**. of the Year»» by showed 48.5 and 48.9 on the line- the of the four strokes: back, breast, USILA while coaching at the up...Beanny had swum the first In mid-January most observers figured this was fly, free. The points contested University of Pennsylvania. relay (48.4) but felt his timing another typical Kraft Blake are 7: winner takes all. The fol- team that would have the early will Inherit a club which off in the 50 free (a slow 23.0) In the last five lowing races are: 1000 free, 200 .v't. (pre New Year) slump and finish strong, maybe 10 seasons recorded didn't feel rested enough to tackle Il" 31 wins free, 50 free, 200 Individual med- in a row. This is not a typical Kraft team. What to 15 losses and a tie the Navy sprinters. By resting under Gene Melcher, ley, dlvhig, 200 fly, 100 free, 200 set a club which up he could turn In a good time of Kraftmen have failed to put even 4 in a row never back, 500 free and 200 breast reglsterd a less than .500 In the final relay. together. Talent wise this contingent has to be con- each contesting 5-3-1 pohits for season. Last year's club finish- The parallel possibility was Photo Voder first, and third place. The sidered among the top 10 to 12 clubs in the country. ed with a 7-3 mark outscorlng by Tom second SUGARBEAR. He had used up their WPHL S PLAYER OF THE displays his jump shooting form. final event is another 7 point, all The experts seemed to think so when they gave the strong varsity competition GAME two of his options and was slated 85-52 for the season and or nothing, freestyle relay. *Cats the high pre- season ranking and they pic *em setting for the last relay, tiie switch approached in a Villanova record for defensive Each meet is the was made. And Sugarbear walked from mostly a talent criteria when they haven't step- play. same fashion: All available times, Only one starting member over to the block In his inimitable ped on a court. talent's not of line-ups and any related informa- So the problem. last year's squad was lost energetic fashion: talking to him- through graduation SPORTORIAL tion is gathered. Then a "super Is it the and thus coaching- forget it- 8 for 8 in post season the By self, chanting, singing softly a host JACK. KELLY line-up' Is formulated for the outlook for this season is quite ' h^',«.'. bids. Coach Kraft has taken much less talent than % of disjointed lines, keeping time good. opposition. In all meets our line - his contingent, **5-3-3" Well now that the **Hawk Is Dead" and last Satur- with his knees, shaking his head present taught them the ball up is altered to cover weak spots This year the Cat's StlckmenwlU day's shenanigans at the Palestra have somewhat and pumping his cocked arms In defense and checked into New York's Hotel Manhattan and take advantage of strength. face an eleven game schedule con- a punching like way. ..(all this eDDeci away it might be appropriate to turn to one. Then schematics are made up with at NIT time. -/;,.>, --v^tiriir sisting entirely of varlsty teams. continued while he was on the Five of these aspect of VILLANOVA sports life that also appears alternate patterns to cover the bad So, - with the talfent and the coaching why is Vil- teams give partial starting block). . .totally obvious or full dead. breaks, possible Informational in- lanova struggling? athletic scholarships for This reporter is thinking about the enthusiasm of the world around him...totally If anyone should know it should be consistencies and upsets. Keeping lacrosse and should prove to be demonstrated by the concentrated on one hundred yards Mr. Kraft. But when asked to explain this year's average Villanovan for the track can Interesting tests for our highly in mind that each swimmer team. It of freestyle and the crack of the inconsistency he said "If you the then is horrendously lacking. only swim three times per meet. know answer, touted club. It Is Interesting to gun that would start him off. He Every loyal Villanovan is cognizant of the excite- This is super important in close it (inconsistency) doesn't happen." Therefore, here note that the last game played took off and won the race, in a ment meets. we are with the Basketball season three quarters between VlUanova's Lacrosse Club generated by its school basketball squad but crowd -pleasing way, with a phen- |::V Such a meet was the Navy meet. and a club of equal status was totally over and no wise person would bet on Villanova be- seems unaware of the fact that the track omenal 48.0. . .Absolutely beauti- In 1967 Our captains and coach (and any- when Villanova fell two can be and is one of the most stimulating sports ful. Villanova was back In the cause, although the possibility of V.U. beating the goals short of a one of ttie swimmers) collected any national scoring running!. . .Ahh. . .yes. . .he is list- is going. With the caliber of runners that Villanova and all Information on the Anna- best very real, (that includes U-C-L-A) the 'Cats record In a 32-0 rout of hapless ed as James Hartj^ in the official archrival has in their fold, Olympic 440 speedster Larry polls team, this season's and any have proved that they are capable of much less - a lot Georgetown. Since then James register. . .but that's not his real past performances. About six Georgetown has become a var- U.S. miler less. ;/:v: and premier Marty Liquori it seems a name. .:;.;/:,;,;j:-.:,.r^-.v different schematics were plotted, sity lacrosse team and has Im- llagrant crime that mor? sport lovers don't catch The rest of the schematic show- Is there ah answer to Villanova' s dilemma? Well allowing for their Incredible strong proved Its caliber enough to their ed: 1-2 In the 200 back In Navy's it doesn't act. The main reason for this appears to be points (FLY and BACK) and giv- seem to be anything tangible that can be continue the rivalry while favor. But 200 breaststroke, a shortage in the knowledge of the sport. If a ing Villanova the supremacy in pinpointed while watching the 'Cats on the hardwood. Villanova has remained a club. thanks to Tom Aretz and Tony greater the close ccmtests (I.M.-50 and Perhaps it could be the fact that Villanova hasn't Unfortunately Vlllanova's La- majority of Villanovans aquainted themselves Sokoloski, would give Villanova 100 free -Medley Relay) The main crosse Club Is too good to lose with the intricacies first and hopefully third. And put a string together. Maybe if they get by that third of track and learned of its by such objective was to win ttie meet a fantastic margin and stars it would be much relevant. Olaf and Frank could take 1-2 one in a row, they'll know that the mistakes are be- more before the final relay. thus Is probably doomed to re- in the 500 free. Picture the scene at the start of a mile. The There are two non -physical ele- hind them, that they can play head to head with any- main a club. . .forever. It came down to the last re- anthem just having ments that affect the outcome of one, and on EVERY NIGHT. But there is no one an- been sung the crowd looks on lay. Anxiety was created through with close contests. One of them Is swer to solve the problem - only time will tell if this great elation because the outstanding field of mental questions like: is the Barcm Track PSYCHE. Princeton was routed Baer, Baker, Liquori, and Keino are getting set to strong enough to hold out one team will be 20 and 6 or 17 and 9. We'll just have to with a huge quantity of this mental (Continued from page 15) do battle. more race??? Was the withdrawal sit The gun cracks and they're off. The in- Photo by Mark Edman strength. This inner motivation back and watch. (And, of course cheer a hell of of John Fitzgerald from the 200 itial lap, normally the fastest, is quite important ANOTHER GARDEN VICTORY - America's Premier Miler, Vfllanova's Marty Liquori moved down to the gave Frank Hartye, Bob (Beanny) lot as well as blocked handoffs. Des- back a big enough change to shake 1,000 yd. run and collected his 7th straight Garden Cup. and Olaf Baron Von pite a finishing kick by Hardge as the tracksters fight for a position that they Bennewltz up the Navy line-up??? The score Davis, the relay placed third. BREMER to go, 7.2 seconds in his heat, but fail- Schilling the energy that they need- deem most advantageous. With a 59 second first By JACK the next lap. With one he was 47 to 50 hi Navy's favor. Individually though, two mem- pulled away from Luzens and in ing to make the finals. Bob ed to replenish themselves with. quarter the crowd leans forward on their seats as Tlie Villanova Indoor Track Car- The last seven points would de- had been out of the water bers of the relay team fared very Team again Invaded Madison the final straight held off a late penter competed in the 50 yard They cide the meet. The four swim- entered they get an inkling of a much wanted 4:00 minute with the flu and their energy re- well. Lamotte Hyman the square Garden last Friday night bid by him winning in 2:07.6 That dash, but failed to qualify. His mers were psyched, the average against mile. As the runners serve was very low. By "get- open 440 run Olympian Ed progress toward the last for the annual Knights of Colum- set a new meet record bettering foot has not properly healed from theoretical times were computed, and placed second behind thig -psyched -up" they put on one Roberts quarter, with Keino leading, the possibility of breaking bus Track Meet with their eyes «his last year's winning time, an injury received at the Classic, the outcome of the relay was the him. Greg Govan also dualed two and of their fhiest performances ever, the 4:00 minute barrier looms imminent. Liquori, in on gold, and finally winning a stretched his streak to seven, but carpenter is still there run- summation of a 48.8 from Ben- Olympians in the 600 yard run. 'earned him the most outstanding ning anyway. Also, Phil Banning to the incredulity of their team last position starts his well-known kick and advances wildcat's share, too. First on the newltz, 49.5 ftom Fitzgerald, 48.5 Govan placed third behind them, for the second con- mates. They were absolutely fan- '^'^'i- '.a:;jila Page 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 11, 1970 Once Again: The Hawk Is Dead 92-65 m- mm U;' u li