Walker could become dorm housing by Dov« Schulti Monday that committed Student Personnel Services, over the summer including Since Gannon has ac- Gannon to finding 30 said later. carpeting, plastering, fixing cepted more freshmen males adequate student housing No Gannon dorms or the roof, plumbing, and than it has rooms for in spaces. J. Kevin Quinn, vice apartments have single wiring and installing a fire Wehrle Hall, approximately president for Business Af- student rooms, and this escape forthe fourth floor. 30 sophomore males will be fairs, said. could be an asset for the The rooms in Walker housed in the Walker Walker Building, Quinn said. would be for sophomore Building next fall, according If the Walker Building is The rooms could also be used males only. Lou Agnese, to Richard Dunford, vice selected as the site of the to house males one year and director of Student Living, president for Business Af- new housing, the second, females the next. "It's a said. The offices in Walker fairs. third and fourth floor faculty small unit; its use could be would become dormitory offices in Walker will be converted annually," he type rooms for one and two Thirty extra spaces will be remodeled according to said. students. available for student housing plans Gannon will submit to A committee will deter- next fall, most likely in the the Pennsylvania Depart- The remodeling cost would mine where the faculty Walker Building. ment of Labor and Industry be approximately $72,000, members whose offices are to make sure they meet all Quinn said. located in Walker will be The Administrative safety codes. Richard Agnese said, "extensive placed if the Walker Building Council passed a resolution Dunford, vice president for remodeling would be done is converted. Quinn said.

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City Council tables housing restricting ordinance by John lovou that final voting on the or- never used before to house se, I'm just concerned about Walczak said, "People put into "the best areas of Action on a zoning or- dinance be delayed in order more than two unrelated group homes in R-l (low- have invested money into the city," referring to the R-l dinance that would allow no to have "a little more time to persons would not be allowed density population their homes in these districts districts. more than two unrelated study it." to be used as such. residential) districts," and want to feel safe and free Councilman Bernard persons to live in the same The ordinance could affect Walczak introduced the Walczak said. from harassment." Hark ins said Council should dwelling was tabled by Erie any further expansion of ordinance as a means of The action to prohibit the Councilman Mario be careful not to "close the City Council at its April 23 Gannon student housing. prohibiting group homes for group homes comes after Bagnoni said passage of the door too quickly" on the meeting. Dwellings that are presently juvenile offenders from several incidents in which ordinance may put all group group homes in Erie. "We Councilman Joseph occupied by more than two being located in residential local residents have homes in one location. "It have to look into the future Walczak, who originally unrelated persons would not districts allegedly been harassed by could destroy a whole neigh- and work out something introduced the Council File be affected by the ordinance. "The ordinance is not residents of group homes borhood." that's fair and maintains Ordinance 12,953, requested But dwellings that were outlawing group homes per located in the city. Walczak said all the group stable neighborhoods for a homes were already being good tax base." New SGA expects more group unity Commencement 1980 by Jull« Woodrtor Ruffing, treasurer; and Ed study information about a complaints, whether about schedule announced Reorganization of the Gantz, secretary. food co-op this summer. grades, housing, library A dance and a Mass are 11 a.m. "Gannon is a Student Government Next year the SGA has a noise or even conflicts with two of the events planned university with a faith Agnew said after an initial other students," Gantz said. Association (SGA) has budget of $30,800, an in- investigation of musical for graduates and their commitment. This Mass already resulted in greater crease of about $9,000 over artists, their fees and families during Com- for graduates is one coordination within the last year, Habas said. They availabilities, students will Sub-chairpersons of the mencement Weekend expression of our com- group, according to newly- hope to establish allocations be surveyed on their concert committee include Sue 1960, Fr. Lawrence T. mitment," Speice said. elected SGA President Jay to organizations by June 30, preferences from a Gaggini, from the College of Speice, vice-president for Speice will also be the Habas. He noted that the end of this fiscal year. narrowed list. Sciences, Paul Roscosky external affairs, said. homilist at the Bac- because there is no com- Ruffing said the three types from the College of Business The Commencement calaureate Mass. petition, as formerly existed of club activities the SGA "If there is sufficient Administration and Dance will be held in the A continental breakfast between the SGA and would fund, providing the planning, a concert won't Kathleen Power, of the Beyer Dining Hall from will be served in the Student Social Board (SSB), SGA would be given credit have to sacrifice College of Humanities. Other 8:30 to 11 p.m. on Dining Hall at noon. members can focus their for co-sponsorship in activity profitability. But you can't committee members in- Saturday, May 3. The commencement energies on the students. advertisement, include get a name group and charge clude: Magoon, Mark At 10 a.m. Sunday, May itself will begin in the "We should be more ef- community activities, $2 a ticket without losing Leopold, Nick Rouen, Bonnie 4. in Zurn 101, ROTC auditorium at 2 p.m. fective as a single group with service events and fund money," Agnew said. Lang. Jeff Robinson, and officers will be com- The Registrar's office internal specialization," said raisers. The newly formed Student Coordinator Bruno Scac- missioned. will be open after com- Vice President for Student Two projects the SGA Ombudsman committee is chitto. Students with com- The traditional Bac- mencement so seniors Affairs David Michael hopes to initiate are a designed to help students plaints can register them calaureate Mass will be can return rented caps Ma goon. student directory and a who have any type of with any of these students at held in the auditorium at and gowns Other SGA executive monthly SGA newsletter. grievance, in addition to the SGA office. board members include John Habas said questionnaires those concerned with Agnew, vice president for for the directory may be sent academic matters, said Social Affairs, which to students over the summer. committee chairman Gantz. assumes the functions of the SGA members who are Seventeen seniors get awards SSB; Buddy Stark, public Erie residents will research "We want students to relations coordinator; Lynn possibilities for concerts and come to us with all their The names of 17 seniors Council Award for ex- Award for excellence in who will receive academic cellence in Engineering. Philosophy. awards at commencement Cindy Lou Dominik will Susan Claire Volpone will were released last Friday by receive the Monsignor receive the Monsignor Registrar Ward McCracken. Joseph J. Cebelinski Joseph J. Wehrle Memorial Jeffrey D. Rouch will Memorial Award for ex- Award for excellence in receive the Gannon cellence in Business Ad- Mathematics. University Medal of Honor ministration. for Character. Leadership John Loehrer Presutti will Mary Joan Gloekler will and Scholarship. receive the Monsignor Ennis receive the Pennsylvania Rosalia Ciminella will A. Connelly Award for ex- Institute of Certified Public receive the Joe Luckey cellence in Industrial Accountants Award for Service Award for out- Management. excellence in Accounting. standing dedication and Brian Glowacki will service to Gannon Univer- receive the Monsignor C. Mark Daniel Esser will sity. Gerald Dugan Memorial receive the Richard (Doc) Judith Claire Walsh will Award for excellence in Beyer Memorial Award for receive the Monsignor Social Sciences. outstanding scholarship and Wilfrid J. Nash Christian John A. Wells and Diane E. intercollegiate athletic Service Award for service Adkins will receive the participation. motivated by the Gospels. Professor Joseph J. Ban* Kristen Noel Holtz will Lynne E. Guagliardi will Memorial Award for out- receive the Wall Street receive the Alumni Award standing contributions to the Journal Award for ex- for excellence in the Natural annual United Nations Model cellence in Corporation Sciences. Assembly. Finance. Edwrena Morgan-Jones Lisa Ann Pater will will receive the Educational receive the Monsignor Paul The winner of the Arch- Opportunity Programs E. Gooder Award for ex- bishop John Mark Gannon — CMHbatjw Council Award for academic, cellence in Humanities. Award for general scholastic SGA EXECUTIVE Board members from left: Buddy 8Urk. PJt. coortnaaMr: David excellence. Patrick Francis Leonard excellence was the only Magoon, v-p for Student Affairs; John Agnew, v-p for Social Affairs; »nd Jay Habas. Robert Fisher Kraus will will receive the Monsignor name McCracken would not president. Not pictured are Lynn Ruffing, treasurer; and Ed Gantz. secretary. receive the Engineering James F. Murphy Memorial release. April 30,19S0 The Gannon KNIGHT Faculty, administration on faculty role definition

by Mto MtoMftMr they make recom- president of the Gannon Faculty recommendations mendations are turned administration to see that A recent Supreme Court mendations. chapter of the American are almost always followed down. After a great deal of faculty perceive their decision may have im- "I believe that the nature Association of University at Yeshiva," he said. good will and hard work, position as managerial. plications at Gannon should and degree of participation Professors (AAUP). "I don't "The administration does they get very little feedback "The faculty would almost faculty members ever in governance that Gannon believe that Gannon faculty not fully understand how or understanding from the unanimously not perceive its consider unionization. faculty has is the kind of has the same kinds of frustrated faculty members administration," Sarafinski role being like that of Because the faculty at participation that the authority as Yeshiva's. get when their recom- said. She said it is up to the Yeshiva," she said. Yeshiva University in New Supreme Court found York are "managerial," present at Yeshiva," they are not entitled to Scot trno said. bargain collectively under He said also that there are the National Labor Relations areas where "faculty par- Act, according to Associate ticipation can and should be Student Living positions filled Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., enlarged" and that these resident director of Finegan advisors for Wehrle and five quoted by The New York areas are being explored as The Student Living Office Penn State, will be the has hired new and old ad- assistant to Colt, according Hall, and Becky Claggett for Finegan. All are or will Times. part of university transition. will be the assistant director, be Gannon undergraduate "Their authority in However, the majority of ministrators to fill vacancies to Gagen, who is leaving for the 1980-1981 school year. Gannon. Gagen's position as Gagen said. Claggett is from students next year. Fran academic matters is ab- faculty do not perceive their Sabbury State College in Klemensic, John Bradock, solute," Powell said. position as managerial, Ellen Dagon. the assistant resident director at Wehrle director of Student Living, Hall will go to Art Meissner, Maryland. Tim Lattimer and Mark Gannon President Joseph according to Faculty Senate Wehrle's current assistant Kieslow were lured to be P. Scottino views the position President Dr. Dolores will be the assistant director Gagen said. Rod Warren, of Guidance and Placement, from Oakland University, director, Dennis Donohue, is Wehrle RA's. Connie of Gannon faculty as similar Sarafinski. leaving Gannon after this Maruca, Kim Woodhead, to that of Yeshiva in that Dr. Frank Angotti, that position being vacated will be the assistant director by Marianne Bock, ac- of Wehrle. year. Helena Regal, Leslie cording to Ed Gagen, head Gannon student Diane The Student Uving office Lombardo and Mary Bergell resident at Wehrle Hall. Biser was selected as the hired four new resident will be RA's in Finegan. Dagon's position will be taken by Dave Jurenovich, who was formerly the area , , What coordinator. The head resident of Finegan Hall, Peer advisers selected Shirley Van Aiken, will be Happened the area coordinator next by Kristin S« committee of previous ad- Linda Bahorich, Mark year. Thirty-three peer advisors visors, he said. Baker, Barry Corbett, Kelley Crozier, Barb JOHN KUPETZ, English instructor, has been awarded a Mike Kane, the bead have been chosen for the The advisors then spend $2,500 grant by the National Endowment of the Humanities resident of International coming school year, said Fiedler, Ray Frey, LaDonna approximately 28 hours In Fuge, Elaine Goldbach, Summer Institute. His seminar is titled "Speech Acts, House and director of the Chris Harkless, peer advisor training. They are instructed Rhetoric and Literary Criticism," and will be conducted at Student Activities Center, spokesman Nancy Hammer, Tammi in group dynamics. They Heath, Karen Hunt, Judy the University of Illinois in Chicago. will leave Gannon at the end "Peer advisors help fresh- discuss study skills and * » * * of the year, as will Mark men adjust to college life. setting and achieving goals Jacobus, Helen Krichbaum, GANNON UNIVERSITY students completing internships Eberly. the director of On Showing them by example, Mark Leopold, Barb Lind- Campus housing. Bill Colt among other subjects, he strom, Lisa I.uchini, Cindy under the political science department Field Work program and answering their said. are Robert Heise, a junior serving as a legislative assistant will be in charge of the SAC questions about changing Martin, Judy Martin, with Representative Halo Cappabianca; Angela Mansor, a and On Campus housing next majors, etc.," Harkless said. The program, which began Maureen O'Neill, Nick senior serving a pre-law internship with the Pennsylvania year. Colt was a resident In general they help the last year, now realizes the Orlando, Phil Pasei, Randy Bureau of Consumer Protection; Mandy Reeder, a junior advisor (RA) at Wehrle Hall student in whatever way needs of the students better Peairs, Linda Ramsden, Sue serving as an intern with the Manufacturers Association of this year. they can, he said. than last year and is trying Roache, Valerie Robinson, Erie; Scott Schabacker, a senior serving a second in- International House wiO be The advisors a re chosen by to meet them, he said. Frank Ross, Nick Rouch, ternship with the Public Defender's Office of Erie County; remodeled this summer and faculty members and staff Greg Rusnak, Annette and Ken Zielonis, a junior serving a full-time ad- converted into an apartment from Student Services. The The peer advisors for next Scierka, Kim Sisk, Anne ministrative internship with the Department of En- house. final selection is made by a year are: Jim Amendola, Stickney and Lou Zambelli. vironmental Resources in Harrisburg. Jim Wickett, a graduate of SGA picks committee members The Student Government Academic Policy Business Affairs IMPORTANT! Association (SGA) selected Committee Committee at its April 20 meeting David Michael Magoon Lynn Ruffing representatives to sit on Tim Gostomski John Bloomstine eight of its committees. Daphene Williams BobWharton Nominations for Susan Gaggini Admissions Committee This your last chance to order representative positions Kathleen Belczyk Philip Abram were made by the SGA Kelly Croger Nominating Committee, and Gayle Derndt all nominations were ap- Student Affairs and Athletics Committee a 1980 yearbook. Just fill out proved by the entire SGA. Services Committee Bonnie Lang Members on the Jay Habas Tim Gostomski Nominating Committee were David Michael Magoon Jim Amendola David Michael Magoon, Tim Nick Rouch Financial Aid the form below and take it Gostomski, Kathleen Power, Bruno Scacchitti Committee Ann Bolla and Nick Rouch. Mark Leopold Chris Rowane The new representatives on Jill Kwitowski BobBerkly with the $4.00 for each each committee are: Jim Rutkowski Jeanne Thunberg Student Conduct Committee Kathleen Power yearbook you order to the EdGantz Jeff Robinson Library Committee Susan Arnold Public Relations Office in Jennifer Livingston Michael Osterberg Old Main. The SGA also selected the following representatives to chair five of its social committees: Brian Friederich, Audio-Visual committee; Bonnie Lang, Coffeehouse committee; Liz NAME Wehrer, Dance committee; Dan Borden, Concert committee; and Ann Bolla, STUDENT NO. Recreation and Travel committee. 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frakuiflhTiiiirryHirt ,irm~tr 'i The Gannon KNIGHT April 30, 1980 Gannon gives women's group '1200 by Julio Woochtor to sponsor speakers on Maryann Frew, director of their population, however, The Gannon University development of and direc- the Medical Assistant this situation is not unique to Professional Women's tions for women. These talks program. Other officers of Gannon, Frew explained. Association, an organization will be open to the public. the association include vice "We don't want to be a formed iff part to work to This deficiency was noted by president ST. Eileen dumping ground for gripes. overcome the lack of in- the university status In- Kazmierowicz, assistant We intend to serve as a volvement of women at vestigative Team, the director of Campus constructive, positive force Gannon, received a budget of Middle States Evaluation Ministry; and secretary within the University," she $1,200 from the Ad- and the internal Affirmative Bonnie Booker, assistant said. ministrative Council April Action Office, said director of the Equal Op- Toward this end, the 21. This money will be used organization president portunity Program and association plans to work to C.A.A.P. Membership is attract qualified women to open to all professional open positions at Gannon and women in either faculty or encourage women already administration at Gannon, here to advance. and 70 per cent of these have "Women are out there, but shown interest in the Gannon needs to make a association so far, Frew strong commitment to the said. development of women and project that image," Frew The association also hopes said. to help women achieve their Through their work, they THE TRI-Beta chapter has elected its officers for the "proper status and fill hope to raise the con- 1980-81 school year. Officers will be Mike Ondich, positions which were for- sciousness of males at president; Matt Pommer, vice president; Stephanie Mc- merly male dominated," Gannon and make them less Millen. secretary; Maryanne Delia Santa, treasurer; and Frew said. Women at inclined to discriminate Melanie Markel, historian. Gannon do not hold a number against women, as well as of supervisory and directory provide an adequate role PLAY BALL — Gloves mad baseball* c« me out of closet* positions proportionate to model for female students. but week a* spring came to stay. * « « #

BARB FEIDLER has assumed the position of social chairperson in the Commuter Organization, according to Jim Penna. CO president. 29 students accepted to med schools * * » « A record number of and John Mikotowicz, Case Brian Ceccarelli, of Also Michael Harr, Gannon students were ac- Western Reserve Dental Aliquippa, Pa.; and Carl Georgetown University cepted to medical, dental School. Roth, of Sharon, Pa. ERIE HOTLINE needs volunteers for crisis intervention, School of Medicine; Mark and podiatric schools for Erie students also Hajduk, of Franklin, Pa., interviewing skills, researching referrals and other next fall, Dr. James receiving acceptances are positions. Hours are flexible. Call 453-5656 to apply. Students who got ac- Temple University School of McGivern, director of the John . Polenta, Temple ceptances to other schools Medicine; Paula Jacobus, of pre medical program, said. University School of are Frank Benes, St. Kane, Pa., University of * * » * Twenty-nine students were Medicine; Donald Purcell, George's University School Pennsylvania School of accepted to 51 different University of Texas at of Medicine, Granada; Medicine; Sharon Lucanik, schools, about five more Houston Medical School; THE BROTHERS and sisters of Alpha Phi Delta would of St. Mary's, Pa., Medical students than were accepted Joseph Tedesco, Ohio Werner Bloos, of Wampum, College of Pennsylvania; like to congratulate their new members: Ralph Bell, Bob last year, McGivern said. University School of Pa., University of Pittsburgh Marc Metcalfe, of Newton Flyim, Paul Guidos, Jon TuMno, Steve Walsh and Tim "Our top student is accepted Medicine; Michael Tronetti, School of Medicine; Edward Falls. Ohio, Case Western Weppner. The new sisters are: Kim Dunlap, Pat Flood, at five different medical Philadelphia College of Carnegie, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Reserve University School of Tammi Heath, Jennifer Maiser. Cathy Philhouer, Candy schools," he said. Osteopathic Medicine; and Autonomous College of Medicine; Frank Rea, of Ritchie, Mary Scheer, Annettee Scierka, Lynn Trimbath According to McGivern, Stephen Wieczorek, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio, and Cheryl Yeanyl. Guadalajara School of the Erie graduates who College of Podiatric Medicine; Michael Cush- Georgetown University received acceptances are Medicine. man. of Monongahela, Pa., School of Medicine; Ken # # # # Ron Briglia, Temple Other students receiving Ricci. Kansas City College of University Dental School; acceptances to the Georgetown University Osteopathic Medicine; and Mary Beth Cermak, Temple Philadelphia College of Dental School; and Sarah THE SIGMA Phi Epsilon colony would like to Jeff Rostas, of Hazdton, Pa., University School of Osteopathic Medicine are Al Dusenberry, of Midland, Marquette University School congratulate the brothers of Delta Sigma Phi and Tau Medicine; Dan La vine, Barbati, of Ellwood City, Pa., Medical College of of Dentistry, received ac- Kappa Epsilon on their 25th anniversary celebrations. Good University of Pittsburgh Pa.; Steven Barnes, of Pennsylvania. ceptances. job. fellas. Dental School; Ed Metzgar, Lancaster, N.Y.; Larry Virginia Commonwealth Canton, of Kersey, Pa.; Mike * * * « University Dental School; Caruso, of Sharon, Pa.; Part-time THE SIGMA Phi Epsilon colony commends its new members: Laurie Caporale, Maureen GuHck, Jill Klara, Janis Kondratic, Patricia Kuban, Emily McGlocklin, Sherry Miller, Christine Schuyler, Lisa Smith, Karen Wilk Trustees to vote and Judy Zuccarini. • • • # on budget in May THE BROTHERS of Delta Chi and sisters of Chi Delphia wish to congratulate their 11 new members of Chi Delphia : Sandra Cook, Valerie Dick, Tracey Huff, Kris Hudy, Sue The Board of Trustees will mended that the physics lab McDermott. Pam Middleton, Judy Minner, Gloria vote at their May meeting on fee be raised to $50 and the j Pitonyak. Judy Udovich and Sue Vargulich. the proposed University budget, taking into con- per credit, which differed j sideration the suggestions of from proposals discussed i # # # * the Business Affairs com- last week. Undergraduate ! mittee and the ad- credits would still be $90 and j THE BROTHERS of Alpha Kappa Psi would like to ministrative councils. tuition would be $1,325 per j congratulate Mary Sue Meabon and Dave Tkach, senior Business Affairs recom- semester. accounting majors, on receiving the Alpha Kappa Psi Key Award for Scholarship. Congratulations also go to the following new brothers: Julie Campbell, Denise Covalto, Judy Grahamm. Jim Hilty, Jack Krister, Carol Madden. Gary Lillis' New Jim Mitchell, Doug Moon, Jim Penna, Liz Sackett, Debbie Stitt. Eddie Verdecchia and Lorraine Weisner. ALL DAY AND * * # * ALL NIGHT THE BROTHERS of Alpha Phi Omega would like to congratulate their new brothers: Kevin Venasco. Carrie White. Linda Sterling, Greg Rusnak, Bill Soisson, Chris Graever. Rich Pucci. Tony Ruffo, Theresa Geitner, Darryl Slack. Anne Bamat. Brad O'Dell, Guy Avolia, Therese Martin and Mary Ohmer. Senior Week

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■■a^ April 30,1980 The Gannon KNIGHT Commentary, letters Commentary: Ordinance equals over reaction

The story of the controversy surrounding Council reaction is to over react again, this time by looking students. More students living in Erie means more File Ordinance No. 12,953, which would not allow for a way to defy or change the Constitution. Coun- revenue for the city in terms of taxes from the school more than two unrelated persons to live in the same cilman Italo Cappabianca said that Council should and more revenue for local business in terms of dwelling in a residential district, is a classic case of try to see if there is a legal way to change the or- increased sales. And if those students need housing, over reaction. Councilman Joseph Walczak, who dinance as to affect only group homes. Such direct it's likely that Erie would grant a zoning change to introduced the ordinance, and his backers over action against the group homes would be un- accommodate them. (Recall that a zoning change reacted to the "problem" of group homes for constitutional, since it would discriminate against a was needed before the school built Finegan Hall, a juvenile offenders located in residential districts. On single group in society. Such action smacks of the dormitory thathouses approximately 250 women.) the other side, Councilman Mario Bagnoni and "lock-out" tactics used to prevent blacks and other While Gannon's stand that the ordinance should be Gannon officials over reacted to the problem of minorities from moving into a neighborhood. No rejected is correct, it over reacted in fearing that alleged restraints placed by the ordinance on future matter the target, discrimination is against the law. future expansion of student housing would be severly expansion of Gannon student housing. Elected officials are supposed toknow the law. limited. In a similar way, Walczak over reacted in When Walczak introduced the ordinance, he left When it comes to knowing the law, in this case fearing a mass exodus of city residents to the little doubt that it was designed specifically to stop zoning law, Councilman Bagnoni and Gannon of- suburbs unless group homes were restricted, before the opening of more group homes in Erie. What he ficials also apparently lack full understanding. Their he was sure of all the legal ramifications. apparently failed to realize at that time was that the strong opposition to the ordinance is not an over After dropping the ordinance, council should ordinance would also adversely affect other innocent reaction. However, Gannon's fear that the ordinance closely study the inner-workings of the group home groups in society, such as the elderly. Gannon Vice would greatly restrain the school in any future ex- system. That way, the "problem" of the group President for Student Personnel Services Richard. pansion of its student housing is an over reaction. homes may be alleviated without punishing the Dunford correctly labeled the ordinance "too broad a Dunford said that if the ordinance passes council, elderly or restraining Gannon. piece of legislation for a specific problem." Gannon's ability to acquire more apartments for its —John Lovasz Walczak is now trying to cover up his gaff in two students would be limited. Agreed. But the degree to ways. First, at last Wednesday's City Council which future opportunities would be limited depends meeting, he indirectly claimed that the reduction in upon where Gannon wishes to open new apartments unrelated persons permitted to live together in an or dormitories. It can open new residences for more SAVAGE "R" (residential) district would also eliminate the than two unrelated persons in a "transition" district chance of a brothel being started next to someone's (districts with both businesses and residences) home. "When you buy a home you don't want five without any legal problems. A few "T" districts are SERIOUSNESS girls moving in next door and starting a business," conveniently located along Seventh Street. Walczak said. His ordinance would prohibit five girls On the other hand, if Gannon wants to open new by Pretty Outrageous from doing this in an R district. But, again, Walczak student housing in an "R" district, it would have to forgot two simple facts. One, it takes only one girl to get a zoning change. Gannon officials over reacted in Now that John Anderson has declared he will run start a "business," and, two, there's nothing to stop thinking that acquiring a change would be difficult. as an independent candidate for president, some such a "business" from opening just outside the edge Granted, it would be very difficult to win the support paranoids fear he will splinter the Democratic party. of an R district next to someone's home. of Erie residents. Yet, even if residents reject the Uninformed speculation holds that Bush may have The other way in which Walczak and his sup- new housing, it seems reasonable that Erie officials the same affect on the Republican party. Some would porters are trying to save face after their first over would welcome another housing complex for take satisfaction in the destruction of the two-party system. I say: the more parties the better. One every night of the week. * * * * Gannon is getting ready to play "Musical Students." The overwhelming success of their recruitment efforts resulted in more out-of-town Forum freshmen than there are beds to board them. So, necessity being the mother of invention (and not Frank Zappa, as commonly believed) they (Gannon Vacationers raised respectable hell in Bahamas officials, not the Mothers of Invention) decided a good place for dormitory overflow would be the Dear Editor, The employees at our hotel were sad to see us leave Walker Building. Fine and dandy. But — this is the In regards to the issue of The Gannon Knight, and are hoping we return next year. hitch — some people have o//ices in the Walker dated April 1,1 would like to defend the students who In closing I would like to say that many people Building. I'm not talking about the Knight, there's no went to the Bahamas over Spring Break and did not were under the impression that all we did was raise way the basement could be made fit for student take part in the juvenilistic activity concerning the hell. This is not true! We acted respectably during housing. But, anyway, this turns the game into mattress which made it off a balcony to the pool our stay, soaked up lots of sun and enjoyed every "Musical Students and Faculty," also known as "Hit area. minute of it. the Fan with Shit." This game has no winners, only Our week of wild celebration became contagious Thank-you, losers, which include just about everyone except the and was enjoyed by manv of the Bahamian people. Daniel C. Stefanowicz school, which gets more bucks from more students. * * * * Touchy Situation Department: Rumor has it that Lisa Pater 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures are wrangling over the rights to film "Raid on Iran: Let's Try That One Again." Another possible title of Beyond the Fact the film is "Nobody Can Rescue Hostages Like the Jews." I won't get a new pair of shoes this SeptemDer. First, to Governor Thornburgh, the Pennsylvania * * ♦ * Never again will buying the "right" books, paper Department of Education and all the people at Well, finals are finally here. My congrats to all the and pencils be so important to me. Gannon who worked on university transition — seniors who are escaping these halls of liberal Activities like these have guided my life for the thanks for reams and reams of copy. I only wish the knowledge. I am glad, however, that I'm not in their past 17 years, the years that I've spent in the halls of copy was a little more interesting. shoes as they go pounding the pedestrian path of academe. On the material level, the shoes, books, Next, to the SGA and the former SSB — thanks to gainful employment. I mean, I'm too young to get paper and pencils were the objects that I needed to your reorganization battle, I think more people read serious. Grad school keeps looking better and better begin the school year. But symbolically, buying the SGA meeting stories we did. as an alternative to a legitimate occupation. these things was a ritual of preparation for me for To the Security .Department (and the ad- the school year ahead. After this Sunday's ministrators who give them their funds) — I'd like to graduation, I may never celebrate these preparation thank you, but I'm waiting for a night security patrol rituals again. of shuttle vans for students to safely travel around Gannon And I don't feel too good about it. No matter how campus at night. And now for the people who've made this year the Knight much I've complained about books and such frying A student edited community weekly my brain, the fact remains that I'm secure in the best one of my life. To the Knight ed board — Kathy, David, Julie, Tim, Tom, John, Kristin, Ray and Chris Volume J3. No. 22, April JO, 1M0 academic world. After graduation, I, along with The student edited newspaper of Gannon Unlverilty, Perry many other seniors, will feel lost and puzzled about — you guys are the funniest, craziest and most in- Square, Erie, Pennsylvania 14541 Offices of the Knight w what our lives will become. telligent people I know. I love you all and I'll miss located in the basement of the Walker Building, phone: 171-7210. you next year. (If you don't believe me, just check Content and editorial policy are determined by the editor with but there is a challenge to starting anything new concurrence of the editorial board. The advisor acts In the outside the Knight offices the first Friday in Sep- capacity of a professional consultant. The opinions expressed in that I think will offset our natural hesitancy to begin tember. I'll be curled up in the hallway waiting for this newspaper are not necessarily the views of the student body something unfamiliar. you to adopt me.) or of the university. Letters from readers must be submitted by 4 p.m. on the When 1 wroie my first "Beyond the Fact" eight To Knight staffers Pam, Darlene and Sue — thanks Friday preceding the date of publication. Letters must be signed months ago, I said that, "The light at the end of the for the help. Please come back next year. And bring and should not exceed 250 words. We reserve the right to edit. If proverbial tunnel is finally in sight." Well, that light necessar,, for length and for llbelous material. A formal policy friends. statement on letters from readers Is available upon request. is certainly here. The tunnel may have been com- To Dr. Renner — thanks for having faith in me and Printed at BrownThompson Newspapers In Glrard, Pa. fortable, but now it's time to move out, into that light. in the Knight, and for your never-failing wisdom and Advertising rates upon request. This is the last "Beyond the Fact" and the last advice. The Knight Stall: time I sit down to edit this paper, and trite as it is, I Editor: Lisa Pater To my roommates — thank you for listening to me, Editorial Board: Kathy Fiedler. Tim Fogarty, Tom Hudak. John think I must thank a few people. feeding me, giving me your cars and being the Lovasi. David Schultj, Kristin Susser. Julie Waechter However, unlike the Academy Award thank yous. shoulders I needed to cry on for the past year. Staff: Dave Dublin, Darlene Everhart, Ray Frey, Kathle Lar- son. Mike Ryba, Pam Zagorsk i I'd also like to thank some of the major events and And to all the Knight readers out there in Business Manager: Ray Frey issues on campus for making my tenure as editor newspaper land — I hope we performed a service for Photography Coordinator: Chris Pontier interesting, to say the least. vou. Good luck. Advisor: Dr. Dennis K. Renner

LM The Gannon KNIGHT April 30,1980 arts and leisure "Mainlining" fiction by Dave Schultz Then the official said, "Yes, it is your turn." "How long will I be immobilized for?" "We know. We are omniscient. It just takes us a "Suppose I do not wish to participate?" Frederick "Immobilized isn't a very good word. Perhaps while to be omniscient, sometimes. But after asked. incapacitated would be better." The official saw the reaching the omniscient stage, we forget the in- "No matter. Fortunately, we do not have to care if look on Frederick's face. "No, I don't suppose it decisive stage. Likewise, when we make mistakes — you want to participate or not. It would take too would. Enough questions. You are now using too and remember, we never do — we always forget much time, to try to convince everyone. Everyone much of our time." afterwards." has to, you see. So we do save time." "And energy," Frederick added, "but just tell me "Then for how long will I be immobilized?" "And energy, I would suppose," Frederick added. how long I will be immobilized." Frederick persisted. "Energy as well. You are quite right. Of course, "But you have no need to know," the official "I think it would be three years." everyone wants to cooperate, so it doesn't really shrugged. "'I think?' I thought you were plural," Frederick matter either way. I suppose you could say the "I'm the one being immobilized. I have a right to said. question of wanting to cooperate is moot. Yes, I know how long it will be. I need to know more than "We know, ' the official was being emphatic again, would say it is quite a moot question. They all take you do." "that it will be, probably, three years." their shots, just as you will." "That is not really true. Yes, it's false. Firstly, we "You said,'I think.'" "But I'm certain I don't want to," Frederick said. need to know because — (well, perhaps this point "I said, 'We know.'" He continued at a brusk pace. "Just what does the shot consist of?" should have been secondly and the other should have "Secondly — (even though this probably should have "It is a drug," the official said, "that everyone been firstly, although it is too late now) — we know been firstly) — a person being shot up has no rights." agrees to take." everything, and if there were one thing we did not "Then you cannot tell me how long it will be?"' "Everyone else," Frederick said. know then we would not know everything." Frederick wondered. He was corrected: "Everyone." "You are omniscient?" Frederick asked. "No." "What does the drug do? " "We know everything, yes. Good word: om- "Butyou just told me," Frederick insisted. "You simply shoot it — or we will shoot it for you, niscient. It goes well with omnipresent. We are that, "Forgot thatwedid. Did you believe?" (it does not matter to us, although we would prefer it too," the official emphatically suggested. "Were you lying?" the other way) — and you will be immobilized." "Then you know how long I will be immobilized?" "Probably not," said the official. "Immobilized?" Frederick asked. "It isn't a A blank stare came across the official's face. "I can "Tell me, what do you do to those who refuse to be' pleasant word." tell by that blank stare that you do not know." immobilized?" "True," the official agreed, "but words are seldom "Never aemonstratea. Probably something un- pleasant." He added, "The drug is though." speakable." "How can I believe you? What if I shoot and "For instance...?" discover it isn't pleasant?" "You could be exiled," the official proposed with "We give you our words that it is pleasant," said another shrug. the official. "But to where?" Frederick wanted to know. "You "You keep saying 'we,' but I see only you. You are everywhere I have heard." would appear to be singular," Frederick insisted. After a pause, "I don't know." He was clearly "Yes, / am very singular, but we are plural. There exasperated. "If you do not obey, you will be im- a re ma ny more where I come from.'' mobilized!" "Which is?" "I did not mean to make you unhappy," Frederick "Everywhere," the official said. "We come from admitted. "If it will make everyone content, I'll be all over." immobilized, for a while. It's just that I don't like "And people everywhere comply with you — that shooting, that's all." is, you-plural?" The official's eyes lit up. "We also have handy "Certainly." gelatin capsules." "Then does it really matter if I pass it by?" "Of course," said the official. "If one does not comply, then we do not have everybody involved. How would it look if we allowed you to refuse to shoot up?" "Jazz" combines "I don't know," Frederick admitted. "How would < it look?" "I don't know either... but I don't suppose it would look good." hunky doty* $ death n' dancing "How would it look if I did agree to shoot?" "We like to say that it would look most orthodox." 9 It didn't win Best Picture, but don't let that, or "Immobilization is good?" Frederick asked. anything else short of a national emergency stop you "Immobilization is hunky dory," said the official, from seeing Bob Fosse's "All That Jazz." This is the vigorously. first time I came away from a movie about death •_ feeling elated. The bulk of this film consists of the flash-backs and death-bed hallucinations of Joe Gideon, a director- Tom Hudak choreographer modeled after Fosse. Roy Schieder injects this character with a realism, which, if ab- sent, could easily make Gideon seem like a lecherous drug addict. Yes, Gideon admits to having cheated Medium on his wife and girlfriend at every opportunity, and he does start, every morning with classical music, I don't read newspapers. I don't have time. I am I believe in all these musts and still don't believe in two well-aimed drops of Visine and a speeder, but he not ashamed. objectivity. is dedicated to his work, his daughter, and most of According to my newswriting textbook (News In his book Dispatches, Michael Herr describes the all, a good time. His is a case of living and dying by Reporting and Writing by Melvin Mencher) a failure of the press to cover Vietnam: the sword. This man literally flirts with the Angel of newswriter must pay attention to details. Be sure "Whatever they (reporters) came to know about Death while reviewing his life. that date's correct. The newswriter must have the war was one thing; I know how they tried to get it "All That Jazz" derives its uniqueness from courage to not accept the official version of events. into their stories, how generous Uiey were as Fosse's daring editing and direction combined with The reporter must be aggressive, asking those teachers and how embittering it all could become. imaginative choreography. You have to pay at- questions that need answers. The reporter must Because they worked in the news media, for tention, too, or the fine lines Fosse draws between "dig" into the story. And, above all, he must have organizations that were ultimately reverential reality, fantasy, and memory become distorted. This integrity. He must have a commitment to the truth. toward the institutions involved: the Office of the film, like its protagonist, is bold and breaks rules at Writing for the Gannon Knight, I've learned about President, the Military. America at war and, most of will. The quickly-cut close-ups of open-heart surgery those "musts." When writing on Jean-Michel all, the empty technology that characterized Viet- are both repulsive and fascinating. And the trans- Cousteau, I learned to pay attention to details. I nam. lation of last minute guilt and other somber learned that lesson each time someone called to find "Somewhere on the periphery of the total Vietnam emotions into a broadway musical would seem out when Cousteau was going to lecture, a fact I issue whose daily reports made the morning papers irreverent in any other context. omitted in my article. I learned to be aggressive, to too heavy to bear, lost in the surreal contexts of Further verbal description is impossible. What not take the official version when at a writer's television, there was a story that was as simple as it "All That Jazz" does can only be accomplished symposium I asked a sweet old lady romance writer, had always been, men hunting men, a hideous war through film. I guarantee you will never see another "Do you think you write junk?" I learned to dig into and all kinds of victims. But there was also a Com- film like it. assignments when, after reading an article entitled mand that didn't feel this, that rode us into attrition "The Vatican Heresy Trials" (The New York traps on the back of fictional kill ratios, and an Review of Books, February 7, 1980) I was shuttled Administration that believed the Command, a cross- from priest to priest when trying to interview fertilization of ignorance and a press whose tradition Gannon clergy (eventually KristinSusser did most of of objectivity and fairness (not to mention self- the work on the article). And I learned a reporter's interest) saw that a 11 of itgot space. It was inevitable commitment to truth when a play director gave me that once the media took the diversions seriously inaccurate historical information. I doubted the enough to report them, they also legitimized them. information but didn't do any research on my own. The spokesmen spoke in words that had no currency The Dean of Humanities corrected me in an ex- left as words, sentences with no hope of meaning in B ' H II Hi tremely long letter. the same world, and if much of it was sharply I've also learned a must not mentioned in my queried by the press, all of it got quoted, (p. 214)." textbook. I learned the importance of good ap- It's obvious that I need to read newspapers to be May 4-30 pearances from the dirty looks I got at the I. Michael informed. It also seems obvious that Michael Herr Sister Angelica Cummings will exhibit her oils and Brown ga llery when I went to interview Mr. Brown in may be right. What's needed is something different watercolors in the Schuster Gallery on the third floor jeans, flannel shirt and torn sweatshirt. than newswriting I've learned, something new. of the Gannon Gallery.

iiVtiajtailwiiM'ja^M I ^.»&*«&A:M*r«V«ittI&4i "JM-lt.^l •UkiwAni- ■■■ The Gannon KNIGHT April 30, 1980 arts and leisure Elvis Costello makes new landmarks with artful licks

by Kothla Lar»an they really put on a Happy!! produced by ranging from the boogie- Joe Jackson took a spectacular show. Elvis Nick Lowe. The style of ragtirfie beat of "Human nosedive (who?), Blondie was amusing, clad in a Ihe album is different Touch" to a reggae beat went disco and bands baggy suit and skinny tie, from what you might in "Opportunity," to a like Willie's Alexander standing still and rigid, expect from Costello and Manzerik (of the Doors) and the Boom-Boom occasionally jerking his The Attractions, but it's like organ style in "Five Band come and go, but head this way and that certainly not lacking in Gears in Reverse." Elvis Costello and The like a paranoid chicken. creativity, in in- Attractions are holding And from behind those strumentation and the Get Happy!! is a long their ground. They have horn-rimmed glasses his humorous cynicism in player (10 tracks on each changed some since the beady eyes seemed to lyrics characteristic of side) and there's such a demise of punk rock, stare directly into ours as them. Each song is, in variety in style that it's survived disco-mania and he fiercely voiced his fact, a literary and hard to adequately emerged unscathed, and sardonic opinions of love, musical landmark. Get describe it as a whole, have successfully kept life, sex and the end of Happy!! is more except to say that we each album from being the world... keyboard-oriented than Elvis fans have come to too much like the Anyway, after over a their previous records expect high-quality and previous one. year they've released a and Steve Naieve originality from the band A couple of years ago I new record (Armed demonstrates an and these requirements Forces was released in ingenuity in devising are more than met in Get saw Elvis and The At- Chrli Pontitr tractions in concert and late '78) entitled Get artful licks in songs Happy! ! EMi CoataMo'i Gai

"From Hell tO High Water" fiction by Ray Frey did you cut your life short? You got yourself in a little I have always had it rough. Born illegitimately to a thought it was an accident. Nothing went right, I couldn't even die in peace. The EMT's pulled me out bit of trouble and couldn't cope. Why didn't you talk 15-year-old slut. I don't know my father's name; to me? I could have helped you. You should have neither does my mother, but she wanted to raise the of the wreckage and, although I thought I should have, I felt no pain. I even heard then> talking about asked." kid she brought into this world. I never realized that I I was really mixed up now, who was talking to me? was different from the other kids until I started me. The husky bearded one said, "I don't think we should even try, he'll just be another DOA." Now I What did he want, why didn't he just leave me alone? grade school. Then I found that other kids had "No. Johnny, I won't leave you alone. I care about something I didn't have. They all had fathers and I regretted killing myself. The other said, "Well, we are getting paid for it; we may as well try." I saw you even though you have done wrong. I will always didn't. I would ask my mother about it once in awhile forgive. While you were coming to me I let you see but she couldn't answer my questions. I guess that them working on me and finally putting me in the was when I started going bad. That was about 10 or 12 ambulance and covering my whole body with the your life. You had a good life until a certain point. coarse cotton sheet. Then I saw my body drift away What happened, What happened then, Johnny?" years ago. Ever since, my life has been a mess. I Now I knew who was talking to me. The God that I always did just what I wanted to do. That was my in the screaming ambulance. main problem: I always did things that were bad for It was at this time that I began experiencing a never believed existed. I had heard of him, but could horrible feeling. It was as if I were dropping through never understand why he made life so hard for me. I a long, dark cylinder. It was awful, dropping further answered, "Me! I didn't do it. You never gave me a and further into a dark hole; falling past people who chance. You always made the going rough. Why? I'd either silt my wrist or crash had died before me. There were two distinctive Why did you do that to me?" groups of people. One group was happy, they didn't "Johnny, I didn't do that to you; you did it to seem to mind this place at all. The other group, yourself. I gave you all the chances you needed, but my cor over Crawford's Cliff though, dreaded this existence. They were very iiow you have thrown your life back to me." tense and uptight. I was confused but he went on. "Johnny, I will give I really didn't know much about these people or you one chance. It's your choice. You can either stay me and never did anything that would have been their real feelings about this awfulness because it all here and you will spend eternity in hell or I will let good for me. Doing that I got myself in a hell of a lot went by so fast, but they seemed that the happy you live. You can return to your life and live it until I of trouble. group were satisfied where they were. The other am ready for you. But before you make your decision My name is John E. Genoa, but I'm just called group was fighting. Fighting with each other, trying I want you to see how you will spend eternity; I'm Johnny. I'm 19 now and have gone through quite to gain a sort of prestige within the group, trying to going to show you life in hell." some experiences. gain height within a pyramid. These tense people had Then he showed me what eternal life in hell would My whole outlook on life has changed. For the first no trust in each other. They each worked as a single be like for me. It was awful, the most horrible thing time in my life I appreciate everything that I have. I unit while the satisfied group held together like a you can imagine yourself going through. Everyone have found that I am a person and even have some solid team. experiences what they dreaded most in life on earth. good points. Most important, though, I have realized Darkness filled the tunnel again and I fell further I would spend eternity with a group of people. It that there is a God watching over me and loving me into the gruesome tunnel. A sharp turn threw me would be tragic. I was always a loner. I never liked no matter what I do. He will even forgive and love me around and I soon began to see my younger days having people around me. They always looked down when I do something wrong. through a looking glass effect. The happy days of my on me, like I was different than them. Each looking Things hadn't been going too good. Ever since I childhood. I had forgotten how much my mother at me, telling me of everything that I had done quit school I had been working at the gas station on really loved me, she really took good care of her little wrong, telling me how it could have been. 6th and Harmon, pumping gas and fixing cars. I Johnny. Like my first day of school. She bought me a always like working. It gave me a sense of... a sense brand new set of clothes to wear the first day; a pair of accomplishment. It was my mark on the world. of dark blue jeans and a striped pullover shirt. Well, / hod gotten In trouble with My boss even told me that if I kept working as hard on the way to school I slipped and fell in a mud as I had been, someday I would be his top mechanic, puddle. I tore the pants and mud-stained the shirt. I drugs, booze, and almost any that was about the only thing I had to look forward to. got home and she was angry but said that it was Then one day my dreams were smashed, my gift to alright. othor fad that came around the world had been stamped out, my mark erased. I was picked up for drunk driving. Then there was the time that I gotstraight "A's"on my report card in the fourth grade. Mom bought me When I went to work I wasn't in the best of spirits "No, I couldn't take it. God, please, don't make me anyway, but now I had been shot down. I lost my job a brand new bike. A two-wheeler with a battery and had no one to turn to, not a friend in the world. 1 operated horn and light. I had that bicycle until I go through it. Please don't make me suffer like that was fed up with this messed up world, I had no bought my first car. forever. Let me finish my life, please." reason to live anymore. It was decided — I would end That car. The day I bought my car was one of the He understood me. He told me I could go back and live the rest of my natural life. Only one promise... my life. Who would care? happiest days of my life. I was so proud of myself, It would be easy. I'd either slit my wrist or crash having my very own car. It broke down about two "... You must live each day by itself, living each to months later and I had to scrap it, but it was my first the fullest, thanking me for everything I have given my car over Crawford's Cliff. I decided that the best you." way would be the crash. car. I headed out towards Crawford's, a cliff with a 3001 Then I startc' fo fall even deeper into the tunnel Yes, I would do it. I would change my life and try to foot drop onto a solid bed of rock. It was the local and my days t rted getting darker. The day I teach the world that they should never give up, God make-out point, but who would be there at 1:30 on a flunked 10th gr e. Boy, was mom mad. I didn't is always there for support. Monday afternoon? thi nk she ca red, 111 was wrong She ba lied her eyes » » * * On the way I passed through town, by the court- out; it didn't evt bother me. I woke up in the intensive care unit of Willington house, and then headed out Morsting Road. As I I quit school about a year later and by then she had General Hospital. I was in an awful lot of pain but my drove past Willington Area High School, I threw my almost given up all hopes for me. I had gotten in .spirits were good. The doctors couldn't believe how quickly I recovered. final goodbyes. trouble with drugs, booze and almost any other fad I didn't really think I could do it, but I did. I raced thatcamearourx' I was in the hospital for about a month, but now I'm over the cliff and left my mark for society: a I could see the end of the tunnel rushing towards out. changing my life in no time at all. My mother demolished car and a large red splotch of blood. Was me. What was coming next? I hoped it wouldn't be accepted me back and we've never been so happy. I dead or wasn't I? I really couldn't tell. After the fall worse; how could it be? I'm going to school again. I have my faults, but so I didn't know what was coming off. It was as if I were Then I heard a voice. It was a very loving, caring does everybody. I got my job back and plan on en- dead, yet I saw my body all smashed up inside of my kind of voice. I didn't really hear it though — I just tering trade school for mechanics. Most important, though, I live one day at a time, '68 Chrysler. understood it. It was the first feeling of warmth and Just a few minutes after the- crash an ambttlaRce comtwMbaUhfldteltioa long, long time. living each to its fullest, and thanking God for pulled up; I guess some 'Aide «• nttf crash and ' The voice said,- "Johnny, Johnny Genoa, why, why everything he has given me.

^ The Gannon KNIGHT April 30,19*0 Volpe's doctoral research gets him and wife Ph.D

by Kothy FMItr In September of 1977, The growth contract up reports of the hearings When Ron Volpe got his Volpe took a special one year concept of faculty promotion that were published and doctoral sheepskin last leave from his job as dean of is a relatively new idea, presented to the Penn- month, he wasn't the only the (then) division of Volpe said. A growth con- sylvania Department of member of the family to get Business Administration to tract is an agreement be- Education. a degree. Volpe said he had a work on his D.B.A. at the tween the teacher and the special Ph.D. printed for his University of Pittsburgh. administration as to what wife. Linda, only in this case things like papers and ar- Volpe graduated from the initials stand for "Put- "My wife was my own ticles the teacher will do in a Gannon in 1967, and returned ting hubby through doc- graduate assistant," Volpe year. as a business instructor two Ljpflfr" said. She helped research, years later. He originally •V, ■pVolpes were married interview and typed the While working on his intended to begin work on his ^Hpigust 1977 "Some people draft of his dissertation, "A doctorate. Volpe traveled all doctorate in 1973, but he was gefmarried, and offer their Study of the Etfect of Growth over Pennsylvania attending asked to become Admissions spouse security. I get Contracts on Faculty and higher education Master director. He held that job for married and quit my job," Administrators in Higher Plan hearings. He and three years before becoming Volp. he said Education." another Pitt professor wrote a dean in 197fi Hospital experience urged for some, required for others by David Schultx of the pre pharmacy come into the programs with tech program must complete offices in "the kind of set- program director Pat An internship may be program, and there are no "a TV tube idea" of what 12 credits of apprentice-type tings where they came Sharpe. In addition to taking difficult to define. Many internship opportunities for doctors really do, he said. By work in Saint Vincent and from." Lechner said. Most some classes at Saint Vin- departments and programs such majors. Students spend working in a hospital or Ha mot. These students do internships are in rural cent and Ha mot, the students in the College of Science and one to two years at Gannon doctor's office, his students not receive pay. settings because there is also do "floor work" at those Engineering don't offer and then apply to a phar- get an idea of what the In their third year, need for medical assistance hospitals, she said. internships per se although macy school. medical profession is like, he students in the Physicians in rural areas, he said. practical experience is a Dr. James McGivern, said. They can also earn Assistant (PA) program The clerkships last for Students in the program part of many courses of director of the pre-medical. money while getting the take four, four-credit must complete 2,000 clinical study. pre dental, pre-osteopathy about two to six weeks, while experience. "rotations," according to the preceptorships run from hours or assisting in The Medical Technology and pre-veterinary McGivern encourages Dr. Carl Lechner, program hospitals, working more on program is designed so that programs, also encourages two to three months. students to work part-time director. The students work Lechner said PA students their own by the summer of students spend their fourth students to get practical during school or in the with physicians in local their second year. year of college at a hospital experience in the four local are assigned to areas where summer, "if the students hospitals and offices. they need help. The to get practical experience. hospitals: Saint Vincent's, have the time." The fourth year of the PA Ha mot and Saint Vincent Dr. Elmer Kohlmiller, Ha mot Medical Center, Erie preceptors — doctors Both the Physicians program is all internships, working as "mentors" with don't pay the students in the director of the Med Tech Osteopathic Hospital and Assistant and Radiologic Lechner said. Through practicums but Sharpe said program, said that students the students — may hire the Doctors Osteopathic Technology programs in- clerkships and precep- students they have worked the practicums usually turn assist and take courses from Hospital. corporate practical ex- torships. each student works into jobs. personnel at Saint Vincent His students do not get perience for students as part with a doctor in a "one to with, or refer them to their Health Center in Erie, and credits for their experience fellow doctors for em- of their curricula. one" basis. Preceptorships ployment. Lechner said. "Everybody gets a job who other hospitals in Maine, but "they learn a little more Physicians Assistant majors generally last longer than wants one. There hasn't been Houston and Cleveland about the daily routine by get 32 credits for various clerkships, he said. The internships in the Rad anybody in the past five among others. working in a hospital," he experience situations, and In both cases, students are Tech program are called years who couldn't get a Kohlmiller is also director said. Some of his students students in the two-year rad assigned to mostly doctors' "clinical experiences" by job," Sharpe said. Humanities internships from digs to counseling available by Sue SJppU. Kristin Smur, JuMo Woachtor these placements. Reinhard of instruction, conferences advertising and public children. Placements are Internships in the College credits earned is determined said. and total number of relations with Dahl Ad- during the junior or senior of Humanities are available by the number of hours spent The Department of En- supervised work hours, said vertising Co., McSweeney year at Hamot Medical in the Fields of anthropology. on the job. DeSante said. vironmental Resources in Fleming. said. Center, Gertrude Barber English. communications- Other internships Harrisburg takes interns for Communication arts, Theater internships in- Center or the Harborcreek English, professional available for English majors the regular academic theater and speech majors volve work with the Pitts- Home for Boys among writing, political science, are: WJET television and semester and summer. are required to complete burgh Playhouse or at the others. prelaw, psychology, radio. Erie Insurance Ex- These internships can in- eight practicum credits, Chautauqua Institute. communication arts, change. GECAC, Lake Shore volve travel. Students can which can be earned by work Mental health counseling Interns must make theater, speech, mental Visitor. Clinton Press, earn 12 credits if they work on the Gannon radio and students are required to periodic reports and par- health counseling and WQLN and United Way during the regular semester, television stations, said Fr. complete two field ticipate in the Gannon criminal justice. among others. Reinhard said. Thomas McSweeney, placements of six credits seminars. It is exceptional The anthropology In- The political science, Washington, D.C., in- assistant professor of each. This includes 200 hours for a position to be paid, said ternship consists of the including pre law, depart- ternships are available in theater and communication of on the job experience a Klempay. archaeological field school ment tries to be selective in congressional offices, arts. semester and weekly Criminal justice majors held by Gannon every accepting students as in- executive agencies, public Professional internships seminars at Gannon, said may participate in field summer, said Jude Kirk- terns They are usually interest groups and judicial are not required, but Dr. Janet Klempay, director placement with the Har- pa trick, director of an- students in their junior or agencies. They are for one students can earn three of the Mental Health borcreek Home for Boys or thropology. Students can senior year who will be going semester. Minority and credits by taking one. Counseling program. the Erie Police Department receive three to six credits on to law or graduate school, other grants are available Communication arts and Students usually complete among others. They receive for their participation. said Dr. Gregor Reinhard. for living expenses, said theater students work at one internship working with six credits and the work is Internships for English, chairman of the political Reinhard. WICU, WSEE, WQLN or in adults and the other with usually voluntary. communications - English science department. Psychology majors can and professional writing Currently internships in receive credits if they take range from paid jobs with Erie include placement in part in a supervised the Times sports department local government and volunteer job. said Dr. John to unpaid public relations government related agen- Fleming, chairman of the with the Erie Zoo. said Rev. cies. There is a paid in- department of psychology. Paul DeSante, chairman of ternship at the Manufac- Students must act on their the English department. turers' Association of Erie. own initiative to find part Students must keep a The Bureau of Consumer time work with one of the journal of their job ex- Protection also offers a social agencies or hospitals perience and write a paper to popular placement for pre- in Erie. The work can be be evaluated at the end of the law students. Students can paid or volunteer. The semester. The number of receive three credits for student must keep a record ROTC grad named brigadier gen.

by Roy Fr«y January 1955 and was Systems Directorate, Office August R. Pede. known as commissioned as a Second of the Vice Chief of Staff, the Gus. graduated cum laude Lieutenant in the United Army Adjutant General from Gannon College with a States Army. Since then he Center, the United States Bachelor of Science degree has earned his Master's in Army Europe and as the in Business in 1955. Now, 25 Business Administration Deputy Chief of Staff in years later. Colonel Pede from George Washington Europe will soon be promoted to University and is a graduate Brigadier General. of courses at the Infantry He is presently assigned as "Pede will be the first School, the Adjutant General Deputy Commander of the Gannon ROTC graduate to School, the Armed Forces Army Computer Systems be promoted to the rank of Staff College and the In- Command at Fort Belvoir. Brigadier General." Captain dustrial College of the Arm- Va. KEN ZIEI.ONIS. a G»n •g. Pa., met Governor Richard Jim Reisenweber. of the ed Forces. Colonel Pede is presently Thornbargh while be was in Harrlsbarg parting a fall tine administrative bi terasfcla ba Gannon ROTC Department Pede worked on assign living in Springfield, Va.. the Department of Environmental Itssonrcas. 1%e Jnlfr—asji as part of the Late Experience said. ments including a tour In the with his wife and their three Internship Program (LEIP). He Is snow* here wtth Barbara Miner, direetar of LEIP, and Pede graduated in Management Information children. Ttoabargli (center). April 30, 1980 The Gannon KNIGHT WHAT COULD THEARMY POSSIBLY OFFER A BRIGHT PERSON Drop your guard for a ional $70 a month (ser- minute. Even though you're geant's pay) as an Army in college right now, there Reservist. are many aspects of the When you graduate, Army that you might find you'll be commissioned as a very attractive. Second Lieutenant, but not Maybe even irresistible. IKE YOU? necessarily assigned to ac- See for yourself. — tive duty. Find out about it. MB) SCHOOL. ON US Army Nursing offers educational oppor- tunities that are second to none. As an Army A BONUS FOR MRTTIME WORK You read it right. You can get a $1,500 bonus just for enlist- The Army's Health Professions Scholar- Nurse, you could be selected for graduate degree programs at civilian universities. ing in some Army Reserve units. Or up to ship Program provides necessary tuition, $2,000 in educational benefits. books, lab fees, even microscope rental dur- ADVANCED NURSING COURSE. You also get paid for your Reserve duty. ing medical school. TUITION-FREE Itcomesouttoabout$l,000ayearforaboutl6 Plus a tax-free monthly stipend that You get tuition, pay and living allowances. hours a month and two weeks annual training. works out to about $6,450 a year. (After You can also take Nurse Practitioner And now we have a special program to July 1,1980, it'll be even more.) courses and courses in many clinical special- help you fit the Army Reserve around your After you're accepted into medical ties. All on the Army. school schedule. It's worth a look. school, you can be accepted into our program. While these programs do not cost you A SECOND CHANCE AT COLLEGE Then you're commissioned and you go any money, most of them do incur an addi- through school as a Second Lieutenant in the tional service obligation. Some may find college to be the right Army Reserve. place at the wrong time for a variety of reasons. The hitch? Very simple. After your resi- A CHANCE TO PRACTICE LAW The Army can help them, too. dency, you give the Army a year as a doctor If you're about to get your law degree A few years in the Army can help them for every year the Army gave you as a med and be admitted to the bar, you should con- get money for tuition and the maturity to use it student, and under some conditions, with a sider a commission in the Judge Advocate wisely. minimum scholarship obligation being two General Corps. Because in the Army you get The Army has a program in which money years' service. to practice law right from the start. saved for college is matched two-for-one by the While your classmates are still doing government. Then, if one qualifies, a generous INTERNSHIP. RESIDENCY other lawyers' research and other lawyers' bonus is added to that. ft CASH BONUSES briefs, you could have your own cases, your So 2 years of service can get you up to Besides scholarships to medical school, own clients, in effect, your own practice. $7,400 for college, 3 years up to $ 12,100, and 4 the Army also offers AMA-approved first- Plus you'll have the pay, prestige and years up to $14,100. In addition, bonuses up to year post-graduate and residency training privileges of being an Officer in the United $3,000 are available for 4-year enlistments in programs. States Army. With a chance to travel and selected skills. Such training adds no further obligation make the most of what you've worked so Add in the experience and maturity gained, to the student in the scholarship program. hard to become. A real, practicing lawyer. and the Army cansendan individual backiocol- But any Civilian Graduate Medical Educa- Be an Army Lawyer. lege a richer person in more ways than one. tion sponsored by the Army gives you a one- We hope these Army opportunities have in- R0TC SCHOLARSHIPS trigued you as well as surprised you. Because year obligation for every year of sponsorship. Though you're too late for a 4-year But you get a $9,000 annual bonus every there is indeed a lot the Army can offer a bright scholarship, there are 3-, 2-, and even 1-year person like you. year you're paying back medical school or scholarships available. post-graduate training. For more information, send the coupon. They include tuition, books, H^MB So you not only get your medical educa- and lab fees. Plus $100 a month tion paid for, you get extra pay while you're living allowance. Naturally Plcasc tell me more about: (AM) Medical School and Army paying it back. □ 1 they're very competitive. Because Medicine, □ (AN) the Army Nurse Corps. □ (AI.) Army I .aw, Not a bad deal. besides helping you towards your □ (FR) ROTC Scholarships. □ (SS) Army Reserve Bonuses. (PC) Army Educational Benefits. A GREAT PLACE TO BE A NURSE degree, an ROTC scholarship □ helps you towards the gold bars The rich tradition of Army Nursing is of an Army Officer. \vur one of excellence, dedication, even heroism. Stop by the ROTC office on And it's a challenge to live up to. campus and ask about details. ADDKISS Today, an Army Nurse is the epitome of professionalism, regarded as a critical UPT0S170AMONTH "SI Ml member of the Army Medical Team. You can combine service in A BSN degree is required. And the clinical the Army Reserve or National SCHIKII \IIIMII\(, DM I III KIKIII spectrum is almost impossible to match Guard with Army ROTC and Send to: BRIGHT OPPORTUNITIKS, P.O. BOX 1776 in civilian practice. get up to $6,500 while you're still MT. VERNON.N.Y. 10550 And, since you'll be an Army Officer, in school. you'll enjoy more respect and authority than It's called the Simultaneous most of your civilian counterparts. You'll Membership Program. You get THIS ISTHE ARMY also enjoy travel opportunities, officer's pay $100 a month as an Advanced Noli- lo insure receipt ul inlormjimn KMUMCil. Jll Wjnks must he cumptelol and officer's privileges. Army ROTC Cadet and an addi-

' The Gannon KNIGHT April 30, :980 Golf team not up to usual par Gannon's golf squad is not Held of 19 at the West Liberty Akerman with a 238; and earned the Knights a third, having a normal season for Invitational held on April 17 Drongosky with a 246. place tie in a 15 team field. themselves. Still, the team in Wheeling, W. Va. Gannon Gannon also had a B team Medalist was Wagner with has had a couple of good had a team total 423 while entered in the competition. a 73. He was followed by showings this year. top finisher California State They finished 12 overall with Habjan and Lichtenwalter The team opened the had a 390 total. a 1,251 score. Medalists for with 75; Capotis with 78; and spring season on April 11 and Medalist for Gannon was the squad were Chris Fama Stewart and Akerman with 12 at the Dale Becker In- Capotis with a 79. Following and Tim Eberlein with 244 79. vitational held in Wooster, him were Wagner with an 84; scores; following them were Ohio. Gannon placed seventh Stewart with an 85; Aker- Jim Amendola with a 245; Gannon has also played among the 19 teams entered man with an 87; Habjan with John Dado with a 254; and Mercyhurst twice this in the tournament. a 90; and Chris Drongosky spring. The Knights came BiU Paul with a 264. away the victors in both. In Medalist for Gannon was withan88. The Knights continued to Mike Capotis who had a two The squad improved their the first meeting on April 14, improve as they placed the Knights won 383-477. The round total of 156. Behind finish position at the fourth in a 17 team field in him were Bob Wagner with a Allegheny Invitational held Knights took the second the California State In- match on April 22,381-476. 164; Bob Stewart with a 155; April 19 and 20 in Meadville vitational held April 21. They Craig Akerman and' Paul The Knights finished fifth in The Linksters traveled to Lichtenwalter with identical finished with a team score of an 18 team field. Gannon 396. Penn State this past weekend 168; and Ed Habjan with a finished with a team total of Medalists for the Gannon for the Nittany Lion In- 157. 1,180 while top finisher vitational. Results from that The best 18 hole total for Allegheny College had a team were Akerman and Habjan with 75. Other score* match were not available at the Gannon squad was 1,146. press time Stewert's 76 shot in the first Habjan was the medalist were Lichtenwalter, 76; round. California State of for Gannon in the three Drogonsky, 77; and Wagner, The team now has one Pennsylvania took top round event. He came in with 78. remaining tournament. They honors in the match with a a 230 total. Following him A 380 team score in the Bob will travel to the Indiana 765 total. were Lichtenwalter with a Raymond Invitational at University Invitational 9 Gannon finished ninth in a 232; Stewart with a 234; Slippery Rock held April 24 tomorrow, May 1. ,

NEW 8PORTT Ne this Is —t the new taasw aasefcatl teat and it i» not a deranged itudeat taking «rt his aager M MM Turco hurls no-hitter against Mercyhurst University. It Is what happens when the weather stays cotd and the semester ends early. by Tim NfaTf| Turco and Peggy Ruefle added 11 runs in the second Merchyburst grabbed their Gannon's women's softball combined for a one hitter in a in coast to victory. Both two runs in the bottom of the squad closed the season with 7-3 loss. went four for six at the plate. third. Volunteers for a 4-6 record. Carrie Turco The ladies put together Winning pitcher in the The start as pitcher was was the star of the team as their biggest number of runs contest was Margaret Turco's first ever. She was the season closed. Turco of the season when they Schofield. also three for four at the 10k race — thanks pitched a no-hitter in the trounced Villa Maria 24-12 on In Turco's no-hit per- plate with two RBI's and a ladies' 7-2 victory over April 21. Gannon opened with formance, the ladies never double. The ladies had Since one of the biggest for organising the Merchyhust on April 22. five runs in the first and trailed, grabbing two run droped a contest to the Hurst nightmares in coor- overwhelming coop- Against Slippery Rock, Ruefle and Ellen Matschner each in the first two innings. one week before by a 16-2 dinating the Gannon eration of the count. University Run was brothers of Tau Kappa In the Slippery Rock loss, arranging to have each Epsilon, to Gene Centore • errors and walks hurt the street corner along the for his aid during the HONOR MOTHER ladies. "I guess our indoor race course manned by a race, Tom Zawistowski practices showed here, we traffic guard to protect and members of the ON HER DAY . . dropped tow fly balls for the runners and keep the tennis team and to all the errors." coach Karen Morris race flowing without other individuals who said. interruption, many gave their free time to the In the final contest of the volunteers were needed. race. Its success was due By feeding the season the ladies bowed to a A special note of thanks is largely to their help. tough Clarion State squad by due to those volunteers, —Monica Lewis, world's the score of 14-4. Turco and especially Les Edinboro Race Coordinator Ruefle who shared pitching hungry honors also collected two hits I IMPORTANT! a piece in the contest. OiawihrfMo children lf)Vlt#4l f# •Tf4MJ4f ■ ••^■IBWir I TV I* Irto mmmttt by *• trto Ca»U CMIHIH la CKy Cavacll dmttn MthflriliMMi "ONE HOUR —4 /.SO U, .-4 Ma, 1 .1 MARTINIZING" IfttWfUB. Gifts by Grace ^ 1019 State St. Congratulations 455-1831 To The The Most In Drydeaning Graduates/ . On Mother's Day, Sunday, May 11th people all over the United States will try to express to their mothers the love MANPOWER* and devotion they feel for them. By making a donation of Drycleaning - Laundry $2 or more to CARE in honor of your mother, you can send ©8684)957 CARE food to hungry children overseas, or self-help tools Leather and Suede Cleaning WORKADAY: i—m tmft and seeds that will be used to help grow food for them. Alterations CARE will also send a special Mother's Day card to your mother telling her of your thoughtfulness. This is truly a meaningful way to remember Mother on her day. 10% Discount toal 717 FRINCH ST. CARE Gannon Students 452-3354 Kaufmann's 400 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 ^ffflfffllf ffllf flllflffl, Typinfl « DJctophoo.

Won* In Hocn# Enclosed is my donation of .11 llll I HS t**-37tt ( ) In my mother's honor 28 WEST 8th ST right near Gannon ( ) In my mother's memory TRADE Your name -A- Address BOOK City, State .Zip. |M STOCK M jm PAriBBAC* BOOKS; ALSO SMM OOStK BOOU Mother's name 906 Farad. St Address. 10°o off to Gannon ID Eiia. Pa. 14603 City, State .Zip. 455-8500 s7»»llliilllllllllilllliJn . Mia.Da.bj 10-MO. • • -« ■ HMll ■■••■•••••••••••••••••■■•• ■ CVwdTM— -Sun —JSSII IIII 10 April 30,1980 The Gannon KNIGHT Baseball team sets record by Mlk. Ryba had four RBI's and Wilwohl combined fall and spring A doubleheader sweep of three seasons Edinboro State College on A five run first inning in In the season finale Tim Saturday, April 26, moved the second game was all Antolik flirted with a no- the 1980 Gannon Knight winning pitcher Dick Eaton hitter for six and two-thirds baseball team into the needed to pick up his first innings before giving up a record books. The two wins win of the season. Eaton , run scoring single and giving gave Gannon an eight game scattered five hits, struck way to Kevin Leuschen. winning streak, longest in out U and walked one in Tony Palermo had a two run the school's history, and an moving his record to 1-5. triple. John Wilwohl and overall record of 9-7. Game six in the winning Mark Esser getting doubles The Knights' last loss was streak saw freshman John to highlight the offense. on April 20 in the first game Boyles even his record at 1- of a twinbill against 1 Tim Antolik came on in the In the final game Ric Fredonia State. Since then late innings to pick up a Gauriloff had a two-run the Knights have dropped save. Once again Ric homer. Tony Palermo a run- Fredonia 5-2, picked up two Gauriloff was perfect at the scoring double and Mark forfeit wins against Pitt- plate, going three for three Esser a perfect three for Johnstown, whipped Geneva with four RBI's. Going into three day and an RBI to the season ending twinbill twice 13-6 and 6-3, defeated power the Knights. Dick — ChrbPMMr Geneseo 6-1, and swept against Edinboro Gauriloff Eaton picked up his second JOHN BOYLES of the Gannon baseball team shows his winning form in a recent contest. Edi nboro 6-3 a nd 5-2. was hitting .585 for the win and Tod Downing The Knight baseballers set a school baseball record when they won the last eight games of spring and .492 for the recorded a save. their season. The team did not win until April 15 when they beat Behrend for their only win of the season not in the streak. In the Behrend win, fresh- Netters finish season at a respectable 2-7 men John Wilwohl and Tony Palermo each had a single and double to provide some by Tim Fogarty and Bob Marcoline won 6-3, had against the same op- games as they did against from this year's squad. offensive punch. Co-Captain A two and seven record is 5-7.6-4. ponents last year. the same opponents last There is, in fact, only one Ric Gauriloff also had two not what most persons would In doubles action Yang In looking at the stats, the year. junior on the squad and he is hits and the game winning consider respectable but in teamed with Ken Filippi to Gannon netters won on the The Knights in looking to the senior member in terms KBI's Tim Antolik got the the case of the Gannon tennis gain victory 7-6, 3-6, 7-5; and average twice as many next fall will lose no players of class ranking. win with relief help from team it is. The team which Kimmel teamed with Mark Kevin Leuschen went in to this season not Becker to win 6-2,6-2. The nightcap of the owning a victory in two In the squad's loss to ACT points and name changed Fredonia twinbill had fresh- years. Robert Morris on April 21, man Kevin Leuschen In finishing the season at 2- two singles entries for the scattering six hits to pick up 7 the men grabbed a victory Knights won. Becker won in by Tim Fogarty of Gannon as a university but event that will battle for the win. Tony Palermo and over Buffalo State by a 6-3 three sets 2-6, 6-1, 6-4 and While the TKE's appear to the name has been changed. AUT points. All other entries Mark Dunford each had two count. Last year Buff State John Yang won in two sets 6- be on their way to winning Wrobel admits thtat it will play in what will be KBI's in the game. Ric embarrassed the Golden 3.6-0. the All College Trophy wasn't he who thought of it termed a recreational leage. Gauriloff continued his netters in a 7-2 defeat. In doubles the Knights only (ACT), Intramural Director but his wife. "She was typing Wrobel sid that there would Rich Wrobel has announced the intramural book for next be shirts for the recreational torrid hitting, going three for The squad also picked up had one winner, which was three, with a triple. Palermo the team of Becker and Yang the trophy, after this year, year when she noticed it and league champions but that two more losses in the will not exist. That's right, told me we should change the no points would be awarded. also had three hits. closing of the season, losing who won by scores of 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. instead of the ACT we will name of it to the AUT," In individual events only the Pitt-Johnstown never to Robert Morris last week have the all new All Wrobel said. top five finishers in each arrived for their scheduled by a 6-3 and bowing to the Youngstown totally University Trophy (AUT). Along with working for a event will be awarded points. doubleheader with Gannon Youngstown State squad last dismantled the Gannon As in you 'aut' to try and win new trophy next year there Other changes for next on April 22. George said Saturday 9-0. squad in their April 26 that trophy. will also be a new system of year's Intramural program Gannon will claim two forfeit In the victory over Buff contest taking all nine It wasn't found in any of determining the trophy will include a drive to try and wins. State on April 24, four matches. the university transition winner. get a larger amount of Gaufiloff and Wilwohl led Knights took singles vic- Although the Knights documents and it wasn't This year and all other female participation. Wrobel the 22 hit barrage in the first tories. Firouz Zadeh won 6-2, gained only two victories in mentioned at any of the previous years, all the teams said that he would set up game against Geneva, both 6-4; John Yang won 6-3, 7-6; the spring season, they won festivities held com- entered by an organization separate tournaments for getting four hits. Gauriloff Craig Kimmel won 6-1, 6-0; more total games then they memorating the designation were eligible for the women's table tennis, championship and for ACT singles and doubles, tennis points. By a unanimous vote singles, and badminton. He of the participating added that if there was an organizations, that format interest expressed in cross Games People Play was changed. country or putt-putt for Each organziation can women he would also include By Tim Fagarty enter two teams in each those

This is it folks, the end of the line. It seems like just a Award". Elwell never seemed to hit either the low of short while ago that I took on this job as sports editor and complete desolation or the peak of great joy. He always C.C. coach named now it's all over. One last chance to say things to people carried the same air and expression of being calm, cool and without them having a way of responding. Except of course collected. I think the atom bomb could hit the Gannon Audi Edward Borsuk, cross Gannon students interested letters to the editor, but I've never seen any of those ad- and Elwell would still be pacing back and forth in his office country coach at McDowell in becoming a member of the dressed to the sports editor. A lot has happened this year. with that inner calmness of not being worried about High School has been named cross country team next We got a new sport, the basketball team got into the anything. by Gannon Athletic Director year should contact him NCAA's, the golf team made it to the NCAA's, the tennis To Intramural Director Rich Wrobel goes the 'May Not Howard 'Bud' Elwell as the before the end of this week. team won a couple of games, and lots of other exciting Look Organized, But I Am Award'. To this day it still new cross country coach for sports notes occurred. I guess it has been a pretty good year amazes me how that man has all that junk in his office Gannon University. El well's office is located in from this end. I've enjoyed it as much as I've hated it. That organized. I could go in their and spend a year looking for Background information the Gannon Auditorium on is a real dilemma with this job. While your out there getting one thing, and if Wrobel walked in, he could find what I and comments from Borsuk the second floor. If Elwell is all the scores and facts, you enjoy it. But when you sit down needed in seconds. were not available at press not in, leave your name, to write it, sometimes you reafly hate it. But all in all if I To Baseball Coach Ivan George goes the "I Don't Have time. address and phone number had to do it over again I probably would. I know I have An Office Award". Of all the desks and offices in the Elwell did ask that any with his secretary. masochistic tendencies. No, it's been an enjoyable year. Athletic department, none looked quite like Ivan's. While » # # # most of them always had at least two reams of paper on When it comes down to your last column, it is sort of hard them. Ivan's was always clear and I don't think I saw him to Figure out exactly what to write. There are so many sitting at this desk once this year. things you can do with your last column that the decision is To Tom Zawistowski goes the 'I Must Be Crazy Award.' Fox names recruit a hard one. First I would like to say to all the un- Tom is probably the hardest working individual I have ever by Tim Fogarty the first team of the All derclassman who thought I did a bad job as sports editor seen. He was constantly up to something this year, never Gannon Basketball Coach Penn-York Conference, first that you have your chance to prove that you're better. taking the time to stop and ask himself what he was doing. Dick Fox has announced the team of AH Region III and to Applications for next year's sports editor are still open. So if He just did it. I might add he did it in fine fashion, too. Tom second of his six scholarship the first team of the Niagara you think I was bad show and you can do a better, job apply. would take on anything anyone asked him to do, and he recipients for the next Community College # # # # would a Iways do a fine job, that I am sure of. basketball season. He is 6-4 Thanksgiving Tourney. Some final words to the people I covered. All the mem- » # * * Steve Rogers who is a junior Rogers was also the MVP of bers of the coaching staff here at Gannon made both their Before I close my column for the last time I would like to college tranfer student. that tournament. stats and themselves available for easy access to me. That thank a couple of people. First and foremost thanks to Tom Rogers played for the Erie Fox's first recruit was 6-9 was really appreciated from this end. I have some special Zawistowski. Without him this job would have been twice as Jim Sivak. Sivak averaged awards to give out to you for your help through out the year. hard and my content would have been worthless. Tom is an Community College in Buffalo New York last year 14.9 points and 10.1 rebounds First to basketball coach Dick Fox goes the "I'll Give You outstanding man in his field and I hope that Gannon realizes this past season with A Quote You Can't Pass Up Award." Throughout the course what a valuable person they have in him. Thanks a millon and led his team in points and rebounds. He averaged Wickliffe High School. He of this past year, Fox has given me quotes that were just Tom. and best of luck to you. Secondly to my staff of Mike also blocked 89 shots for a Ryba and Jay Habas. You guys were a great help and I 15 5 points and 9.2 rebounds dying to get in print. One's like, "I don't give a bag of per game. He shot 60 percent four blocks per game marbles what anyone else thinks" or "When it gets down to really appreciate the work you did for me. Finally I would average. the nitty gritty...". Thanks coach for the great quotes. like to thank my Mom and Dad for without them everything from the field and 74 percent Fox is also expected to would have been impossible for me to achieve. from the foul line in 25 games To Karen Morris goes the 'I'll Never Stop Smiling last season. announce the signing of Award.' No matter how badly her team had been beaten or This is it. Sunday, I'll take the big walk down the Audi isle Dave Rozanno. a freshman how many pivotal players got hurt Karen always had a and then get sent out into the real world. It's been a lot of "Greg is the kind of player from Dayton, Ohio, and smile on her face. She always had some inner confidence fun and I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did. Just who is at his best in pressure James McNeil, a junior that kept her sparked. I wish everybody could keep an remember these famous words once spoken by a hard situations." Fox siad. college transfer from attitude like Karen Morris does. working sports editor and you'll be fine, "Sports are the A native of Aurora, New Washington DC, some time To athletic director Bud Elwell goes the "Mr. Easy Going nicest games that people play." York. Rogers was named to this week.

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