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I Walters Presents Plans "•' .' I't m^ Page 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • October 23, 1974 ECONOMICS SOCIETY RESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION '\-. '":' On Thursday, October 24, PROVIDES FREE ACTIVITIES 1974, the Economics Society FOR ALL RESIDENT STUDENTS ^^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^*'*^*^* will hold a Symposium on O^lftCC The Resident Student Association is sponsoring a Resident a Career Opportunities in Room Student Week from October 28 - November 2 which will provide a 209, Bartley Hall at 4 p.m. The variety of social activities for all Villanova Residents. -^^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g^g^ purpose is to help students MONDAY—A Tony Martin Productions' Comedy Film Festival make up their minds as to what 8:00 Stanford Lounge they want to jdo after 10:00 St. Mary*s Auditorium graduation. 12:00 209 Hartley Hall Wednesday, October Four speakers will 23 be presen- Admission is FREE Vol. 50. No. 8 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA. PA. October 30. 1974 8:00 A.M. Sign up sheets available for Xerox Corporation, Career ted. Mr. Joseph P. Corcoran, of TUESDAY—Concert ''Vacuum Pact" Admission is free in Field Development Center. the Career Development Center House or West Lounge 4K)0 P.M. Women's Tennis vs. will talk about opportunities Gwynedd-Mercy, away. ;> : WEDNESDAY—Volleyball Marathon in the Field House star- 4:00 P.M. Women's Volleyball vs. Harcum, away. for employment in the private ting at 8:00 p.m. and ending ? (All dorms and organiiations sector, Mr. Joseph A. 8:00 P.M. Movie: "What's Up Tiger Lilly." Physics Lecture Hall. wishing to form a team are invited to sign up in the R.S.A. Walters Presents Plans 10K)0 P.M. Movie: "What's Up Tiger Lilly," Bartley 209. McMaster, Jr., who is the Office, 209 Dougherty Hall.) College Relations Officer of I the THURSDAY—Trick or Treating — Coffee House In the West U.S. Civil Service Commission Thursday, October 24 Lounge Dougherty at 8:30 p.m. in Philadelphia will cover job 8K)0 FRIDAY Hallowe'en Party time and place to be announced at Buildings A.M. Sign up sheets available — Campus for For Touche New Ross & Co Career opportunities with the federal Development Center. later date government, Dr. 4K)0 P.M. Pro-Life Thomas SATURDAY—Open Dorms (Time to be announced) meeting. ,West By JOHN WETZEL Lounge, Dougherty Hall i Cleaver 7K)0 P.M. Amateur of the Economics J Radio Club meeting. lot south and east of Kennedy architectural Ham Station. Tolentine Department will discuss the Plans for two new campus Philadelphia-based buildings a student union cen- Hall. The intramural complex firm earlier this year. report prospects for MBA stidy and VILLANOVA OPEN KARATE FEST — A HOST: ter and an intramural complex — would be built on the site of the i.ssued by the firm was the basis for Friday, graduate work in Economics, VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY KARATE CLUB October 25 will be presented to the Board of present baseball field to the north many of the ideas presented by and Prof Edward Colons of the DIRECTOR: SENSEI WALT DAILEY III — 8K)0 A.M. Sign up sheets available for Mutual Life Insurance Co., SEIBU Trustees at their Dece^iber of the fieldhouse. Walters at the meeting. Law School will talk about the KAN, INC. f5 NY., meeting. The construction plans are the The Board originally sought im- U.S. Department of Health. Education, and Welfare situation concerning admission SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1974, r "^ Audit Agency. •^al'/^-'f^'' Construction of the buildings result of a study of Villanova's provement of living and social cx)n- to law schools. AT THE VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE begin as early as the 1975-76 long-range campus needs by a 8:00 P.M. Movie: "A Night in EVENTS may (Continued on page 3) Casablanca & Go West. " Stanford As you can see this should be school year if the plans win the ap- Hall. an interesting and profitable Kata — men's, women's, junior, pee-wee, mini-pee wee, 10K)0 P.M. proval of the Trustees, according Movie: "A Night in Casablanca & bo " .session. Kumite — men's, women's, junior, pee-wee, mini-pee wee, West ' St Mary's to Board member Mr. Joseph Auditorium. Kumite — Collegiate 5 man teams Students Apprehended Walters. Breaking — must bring o%vn material CAR REPAIRS Walters told a meeting of the Saturday, October 26 AWARDS Board of Trustees member Joseph Walters shows tentative building Fortign or DoRMttlc plans to members of the Senate planning commission. University Senate's Planning For Possession Trophies will be awarded for 1st, 2n(l, and 3r(l places 1:00 P.M. Soccer vs. Georgetown, home. Body Work Too! last Friday that the ENTRY FEES Committee 8:00 P.M. Movie: "A Night in Casablanca & Go West." Physics Low Pricot • FIno Work new buildings are necessary to bet- By ANNE WELSH Collegiate teams (5 each) $25 per On Monday, October 21, the Lecture Hall. men team Call Jorry HI 9-2347 ter the social ^ivironment of Acting on a tip from a Radnor All other events — $fi per man per event Tactical Squad obtained a 10.-00 P.M. Movie: "A Night in Casablanca & Go West," Bartley 209. An^ Time resident students. He cited the Committee Names youth, the Radnor Tactical Squad warrant to .search the apartment, competition in attracting students searched a room in Stanford Hall Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. located in the Broadlawn complex to private schools as an important Sunday, October Part Time Phone Collector on Sunday, October 20, and of apartments in Bryn Mawr. 27 Eliminations begin at 10:00 a.m. Admission $1.00 An factor in the construction of the Must Work Day & Night . arrested one of its inhabitants for estimated four pounds of 5.-00 P.M. Movie: "Le Boucher.' Vasey Auditorium. Finals b^in at 7:00 p.m. Admission $2.50 Danforth Nominees new facilities. : Max 12 Mr. 'possession of marijuana. Three 7:00 P.M. Movie: Le Boucher, Vasey Auditorium. , marijuana was confiscated in the the two Good Sal. NOTK: Breaking will l)e Walters described more Villanova students were 9K)0 P.M. Movie: "Le Boucher, Vasey Auditorium. held at night with Finals. By BERNIE VALENTI search. / Call Mr. Brown or buildings to the committee and arrested in a subsequent raid. One inhabitant, in whose room For additional information, call Jamie Kirwan (215) 449- The Office of Post-Graduate receiving a nomination for this Mr. Rich P.M. then asked their help in detailing nearly all of the marijuana was 1008, Mr. Dailey 734-1042, Mr. Coll.\Tnore 527-2 KM) Ext. 378 Studies has nominated four post-graduate grant b^ins with a The Radnor youth, one of two 527-1755 the plans to be brought before the men arrested on October 18 for found, was arrested for possession. Monday, October 28 Villanova seniors for Danforth preliminary interview by Dr. Board on December 10. Initial of possession of marijuana, gave the The other student was arrested on 3K)0 P.M. Soccer vs. Eastern, home. Fellowships. Cathy Barr (honors Dorley who heads the Office drawings ahd floor plans indicate ATTENTION: Campus Organizations. If you have an event Post-Graduate Studies. In ad- information in exchange for a the lesser charge of conspiracy to 7:00 P.M. Women s Volleyball vs. Cheyney, home. history), Aniv Marie McLaughlin University College that the union center will include a police promise to ask judicial violate Act 64 of the Drug, Device, you wish covered for the Belle Air Yearbook, please leave (honors psychology), Katherine dition, one's acadanic transcript, a motion picture theatre, a theatre as well as an essay concerning the authorities for leniency in his case. and Cosmetic Act. Student Council McDonald (honors psychology), Tuesday, October 29 ; note at Box 67, Tolentine citing: event — time — place — for plays and mini-concerts, lounge According to Radnor police, he While the police were .searching p>. , William Midon (mechanical reasons for desiring nomination, is '.,'* and and person to contact for info. Senior house members are also facilities, a rathskeller, shops had been arrested on narcotics the apartment, a third student 12:30 P.M. Hillel of Villanova meets in :heir lounge, basement of OCTOBERFEST engineering) were selected for required. stores, an information center and charges before. arrived carrying a suitcase. He was Sullivan Hall. asked to contact the Belle Air. nomination from a total of nine Over five thousand under- office space. intramural com- Oct. 1974 8.-00 P.M. The The Stanford resident arrested immediately arrested by the Tac- 4K)0 P.M. Women's Field Hockey vs. Rosemont, away. ^6, applicants, all of whom underwent graduates compete annually for plex is designed with basketball, charged with tical Squad and charged with 8K)0 P.M. Movie: an extensive screening process con- Danforth Fellowships, the first of on October 20 was The Last House on the Left." Stanford Hall. Anyone living in Northeast Music, Dancing, Prizes Amazingly Profitable tennis, volleyball, handball, and possession of five pounds of possession of the three pounds of 10K)0 by the University - which was awarded in 1927. Each P.M. Movie: The Last House on the Left." St. Marys Phil a. who drives ducted $1,000—$3,000 PER MO. to school squash courts. Plans also call for and a small amount of marijuana found in the suitcase. Auditorium. Fellowship Committee. individual college or university, marijuana Make $500 on each commission. please contact Stuart Gelsler an Olympic- ^MUSIC BY THE more the inclusion of hashish. He in turn supplied The Radnor Tactical Squad Flexible In general, those wishing to however, can nominate no hours.
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