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UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Week of April 22-April 2«. 1983 VOLUME 78 NUMBER 17
Tusk Force Report In Basketball May Return in '84
By Julian Whatley
Father President John LoSchiavo. S.J. released some steam trom ihe media pressure cooker holding the upcoming decision on the future of athletics at USF by saying that Ihe special task force he formed to rev icw athletics recommended a return of men's Division 1 basketball. He was quick to add. however, that the task force's report was onlv keep an athletic program we've got a recommendation, that it was to be ;is top quality as we can. good but too general in terms of without breaking any rules specific policy recommendations, "And that if the Universily can and that the report contained im not afford top-quality not to go portant stipulations and conditions half-way. that's what the report regarding the return of men's bas said." ketball. One of the consequences of The major areas LoSchiavo was going on with an athletic program dissatisfied with concerned the role which has no basketball team is of Booster Organizations, finan that the WCAC might eventually cial viability, philosophy of re cut USF from the conference cruiting, and the academic re The WCAC conference charter quirements of athletes. requires its members to participate Hope that Memorial Gymnasium might once again be full of cheering fans surfaced when it These issues, which apply to all in six sports: basketball, baseball. became known that the Athletic Task Force overwhelmingly recommended the return of intercollegiate athletics, but par cross-country, soccer, golf, and Division I basketball to USF. ticularly men's basketball, were tennis. according to LoSchiavo, "Not While Pepperdine is allowed not fully defined in sufficient detail, I to compete in Soccer, Basketball is New Figure Over $6 Million and therefore are being translated more heavily emphasized bv the from general statements to specific WCAC. and this could mean the policies which can be presented to exclusion of USF from thc confer Faculty Increases Lawsuit the USF trustees." ence if we decide to maintain a was to be in effect until June of sociation, summed up the union's In defense of the task force's program without basketball. By Peter Galgani 1986. More than a year ago. the position by stating that, "The Uni evaluations and recommendations. USF's 34 member Board of Re University filed a lawsuit against versity engaged in a conspiracv Chairman Father Peter Neeley gents will hold its next meeting on The ongoing arms race between Koven in an attempt. in the opinion and • plan to drive him (Koven) oul said. "We didn't feel that we were June 10. Not surprisingly. the the Faculty Association and the ofthe Faculty Association, to dis of his position. First, by suing him in the right position to deal with the question over the task force's re USF Administration was further credit him and thus, force Koven to wrongfully and we believe thai specific policies governing USF commendation, which covers the escalated this week when Associa resign. The lawsuit charged Koven they knew it was wrong at lhe time Athletics. entire sports picture at USF. will be tion President Michael Lehman with improper conduct that in (of the suit) and that he was not "We felt thai policy questions the main issue under considera announced that the Faculty lawsuit cluded unauthorized contact with culpable. And that lawsuit made it should be dealt with and im tion. will seek a purse of over $6 million an Association representative. impossible for him to compete ef plemented by the people who are in At the meeting a simple majority as opposed to the $2.1 million The University cancelled its suit fectively as an arbitrator. The direct contact with athletics, like vote will be all it takes to decide the prize originally reported. in 1982. It gave to Koven and his proof of our allegation is that they the Athletic Director and the fate of USF athletics and the task At the center of the controversy attorney $150,000 in damages and then (upon withdrawing the suit) people who he works with. force recommendation. is the stepping down, under ad to the arbitrator a written letter of issued an apology to him and paid "In terms of budget and finan Although the Board of Trustees ministrative pressure, of the per apology in exchange for an agree him $150,000 in damages. You cial recommendations, we weren't has 34 independently thinking manent arbitrator, Adolph M. ment that Koven would not con don't pay someone $150,000 in privy to the overall University members, which includes the likes Koven. The Association claims tinue as permanent arbitrator. The damages and issue an apology like budget, and we couldn't really ad of Cyril Magnin and Louise M. that Koven was virtually forced to letter stated: "The information on that just because you are a nice dress financial feasibility without Davies, the conclusions of the withrdraw as labor arbitrator by the which the University acted (when guy. They did wrong It was not looking at that budget." Father President himself are ex administration and that this action filing its suit) was faulty, and. . . really Koven that the University When asked to comment on the pected to wield major influence. is in direct violation of the collec there is no basis whatever for pro was after, they were after us be stipulations made in the task force "If the administrative review tive bargaining agreement signed ceeding with the litigation." cause they wanted to paralyze the report concerning the return of and translation into specific- by both the University and the As Economics professor Michael arbitration process by destroying men's Division I basketball. policies (of the task force recom- sociation in 1979. The agreement B. Lehman. President of the As continued on back Neeley said, "If we're going to continued on back
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Profile ofthe AVP: William O. Binkley Gian Wins! A. I attended the State University sity of Virginia where I taught for University Planner and at certain By Francis J. Kelly of New York in Albany and I three years and had a ball. It's a times I've served also as interim graduated in 1957. I got my great University. Academic Vice President In a late-breaking announce ment. BSC officially announced The following is an interview Bachelors and masters in what From there I went to the Univer 2.Q. Why did you take this job, that (iian Mars+uello is the new must have been record time. I re knowing that it's one ofthe tough with the new Academic Vice sity of Pacific where I taught En President of the ASUSF. sue President, William O. Binkley. ceived a major in English and a glish for two years and then 1 ended est, hottest jobs in the University? ceeding the current Presideni Here he discusses some of his minor in History. From there I up being the Dean of the Liberal Also how do you like the job so far.' Herman G Petzold Marshiello thoughts and goals as the new went on to the University of Wis Arts College. From there I went on A. Well, let me answer your last won the office by winning the A.V.P. consin for my Ph.D. in English to become the Vice President for question first. I find the job very primary election with 62'« >•( Dr. Binkley, literature and comparative litera Academic Affairs at the University challenging. It does have more the voles I Q. Why don't we begin by you ture and did my dissertation on of Southern Colorado. From there I problems associated with it than giving us a portfolio of your Jane Austin. came here. I've been here for five any other administrative job. background? From there I went to the Univer years and for all five I've served as continued on page 3 Week of April 22- April 28. IV83 San Francisco Foghorn NEWS USF Cadet is Tops in Country LSI senior and ROTC cadet "I don't know how anyone can graceful Washington and Lee leaders," said Corson on his re Mark Corson was designated last be more outstanding than Mark," campuses in Lexington. turn. "I expect I'll be working with week as one of thc top ROTC commented ROTC director Col The 21-year-old Corson partici them for the next twenty years." cadets in the U.S. at a special onel Russel Calvert. "He's been pated in round table discussions on meeting with Army officials and with us here for four years, and national security with Secretary of Presently a Government major cadets hack Hast. he's just a super guy." the Army John O. Marsh, and hob and Senior Class Leader in the USF Traveling to Lexington. VA, Recipients of the prestigious nobbed with Army brass for four detachment. Corson has been ac Corson accepted the George C. award gathered last week for dis days before returning to USF. tive as a cadet for over six years, Marshall ROTC award, the second cussions, lectures, and dinners "It was really interesting to talk and will receive his commission as Top ROTC Cadet hiuhest distinction in ROTC. with top Army officials on thc with all the generals and Army 2nd Lieutenant this May. Mark Corson OFF FOR STUDENTS AT ALL A.C.T. PRODUCTIONS San Francisco's Tony Award-Winning Repertory Company
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• USF BOOKSTORE *-<««., -AU Week of April 22-April 2X. 1983 San Francisco Foghorn EDITORIAL ALLEN FUNKY Candid Campus Hey, maybe my old boss Brian What's with the SS squad in the Pecha wasn't as bad as I thought. If GAG. Can't anyone get free indi you think my Foghorn "pieces" gestion anymore? And I thought are a little too much to the point, you were a Good Guy, Tony. just ask new Editor Mike McMuf- By now the dust has settled on fin what the originals look like. that awesome ASUSF Presidential Come on, Mikey, just because law election. Captain Hook sent out his and order runs in your family pirate ship to capture the Spanish doesn't mean you run a police Almada who, in turn, sent out an state. You know. Big Bro', this is S.O.S. to his backers for help but 1983—not 1984. ... No Reply! Toot! Toot! What a Boat Dance! Have you got your tickets yet for Sex. drugs and . . . well, two out Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence vs. of three ain't bad. Nice band, the Gay Olympians basketball huh.'! At least the couples didn't marathon yet? Should be a "gay need music to keep themselves oc old time" but not in bedrock—it's cupied. A few young ladies chose in USF's Memorial Gym!! Gee to ride the porcelain lifeboat. whiz, Fr. Low. has there been a While their dates were coming out change of thought or what?! Hey, of the John with bad cases of hay maybe this is a preview of bigger fever. Achoo!!! At least it was safe things to come—my guess—USF on the top deck—Dracula would Bingo Team. Maybe that'll get us a THEY'VE BEEN TRYING TD HAVE A BABY FOR YEARS, have been proud. Too bad some few new students—all from San one left a few "cookies" upstairs. Francisco'.'. Be there or be SO WE FINALLY LET TO9-A ADOPT,,- But don't worry. Trusty ASUSF Straight! Bye!!! Treasurer and part-time punching bag Bill Kosturos picked up the mess by the seat of his pants. The LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Allen Funky "Neptune's Three encourage Mr. Sweeney to explore and their rights. And, for the first If the Committee to Restore Prong Award" goes to the Presi Sweeney Off Base ASUSF more carefully before time in many years, ASUSF is Collegiality has its way there dents of the Emeraudes and KC's judging it. publishing a Yearbook. I suspect would be no faculty union. Then (but I thought you were in ZBT. Dear Editor. As far as financial collapse is this will be of more benefit to USF what? Does the committee believe Lou!) Just goes to show you what a I would like lo respond to Mr. concerned, as a member of the AS students than will any "empty" that the administration will take little Anchor Steam can do to ones James Sweeney's "The way we Finance Committee, I don't know editorials. good care of THEIR faculty? At heart (not to mention one's com will" article in your last issue. I of any "financial collapse". this particular time the professional mon sense!). disagree with some of his argu I think the Foghorn should cover Walter Neary status and economic security ofthe But where was Ol' Herm ments. ASUSF meetings and news. committee members may not be (otherwise known as the boy Mr. Sweeney says that the Perhaps students then, could ans Union Talk threatened. But where does an in named "Sue!!")? Seems he was ISA-ASUSF lawsuit is about a wer the question after they know dividual turn when that situation off writing a cute little letter to our "paltry S50 fee". I am very happy what goes on in ASUSF. Dear Editor, changes? That's why unions exist moms and dads about how mean for Mr. Sweeney that he can con In the March 18-24th edition of and will continue to do so. Fr. Lo and Dr. Bill (oh noooo!!!) sider $50.00 a semester "paltry" Sincerely yours, the Foghorn, John Clark and Dr. have been to us. That's one hell of but this does not mean it is paltry Hamid R. Zarringhalam Donald Brandon wrote at some Paul Wieser a last hoorah—way to go Hermie!! for everyone else in this world. A length at what they saw as the de Vice President, Arizona Looks like Benny finally put his great many students not only dis This Way mise ofthe university and of colle Federation of Teachers, paw down. Dean Harnett was agree with the amount but also giality. Both seemed to agree that AFL-CIO going to let those terrible Liberal consider it as an unnecessary and He Wishes the root cause ofthe alleged loss of Art Seniors have a total of six tic unjust fee. We feel that there is a Dear Editor, integrity and reputation was the SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN | kets to Graduation. But ol' Ben legal justification that the ad I enjoyed James Sweeney's decision of the USF faculty to un "HE SERVES BEST WHO SERVES THE TRUTH'' wanted to wag goodbye to all his ministration must "consult" with editorial, "The Way We Will" in ionize. Mike McNaughton favorite boys and girls so the students before making financial the April 15 issue. But I fear that I Dr. Brandon claims that collec Editor-in-Chief kindly Dean not only granted him decisions. HE says the ASUSF disagree with its overall message tive bargaining is a "scandal in the Brian S. Pecha James Sweeney Asst. Editor Executive Editor his wish but topped it off by hiring constitution that Fr. LoSchiavo and many specifics. The ASUSF eyes of the staff, students and a new work study student to give signed is not binding, but perhaps senate has done an excellent job of alumni alike.'' This is one alumnus Francis Kelly News Editor him his daily walk. Mr. Sweeney is not a legal expert. addressing issues of concern to that does not agree. Collective bar gaining is an attempt to bring Lou Dumont To PFM: you're cramping my Mr. Sweeney claims that AS of students, as Mr. Sweeney would Editorials Editor democracy to the work place. That style (more than usual, that is!!). ficials moved to boycott the realize if he attended any of their Mary Martin teacher evaluation to look like meetings. same democracy that resulted in Entertainment Edilor "concerned activists" before the The boycott was, by necessity, a the vast majority of the USF fa Julian Whatley Sports Editor upcoming elections. The issue was speedy reaction to what was per culty voting to affiliate with the ceived as the University's attempt American Federation of Teachers, Jonathan Fornaci not something that came out of the Business Editor ATTENTION: blue. As ASUSF senators and to avoid direct negotiations with AFL-CIO. In any collective bar gaining agreement all three Jack Sweeney people who attend senate meetings students. Thanks to the boycott, Feature Editor The Foghorn is currently in the students have made it known that branches of government are in recall, senator George Barich was Susan Toohey Clyde Reyes process of compiling a staff for volved. Legislation is made in the working on the issue for almost they wish access to some form of Advertising Production form of a contract by the ad ne*l year. Positions will he av- five months. When the evaluations the evaluation results. The crux of Matthew Dana Katie Summers ailhle in all areas of newspaper were moved up, the senate as a the issue—whether or not the ministration and the faculty. The Advertising Asst. Production Asst. production: editing, writing, group decided unanimously to en evaluation results should be made union enforces the contract while Rita Paratore Bill Goyette photography, graphic layout courage students to boycott the available to students—was not ad the judicial function is maintained Circulation Distribution and advertising. To insure a evaluations. None of the people dressed by Mr. Sweeney. He did through a grievance procedure. Sonia Solorzano Dawn Bums successful paper, the Foghorn Executive Asst. Executive Asst. who were behind the proposal assert that the results were confi Therefore, as Professor Barbash must make a concerted effort to Steve Goetze receive input from as many stu (Senators Barich, Fornaci and dential, but gave no reason for his of the University of Wisconsin in Typographer dents of our diverse USF popu Herman Petzold) are running in the opinion. I do agree that ASUSF Madison states, the only practical lation Anyone interested in election, and therefore it is non should publish an academic hand way to resolve differences in inter The San Francisco Foghorn is the participating in any way will be sense to say that AS members en book utilizing, at least in part, the ests between those who are official student newspaper of the welcomed at the Foghorn office couraged the boycott to win re evaluation results. I do not agree employees and employers is University of San Francisco. on lhe ground floor of Phelan or election. that rumor is a good way to choose through a mechanism which per Unsigned editorials reflect the consensus of the Foghorn editorial call M* 6122 Thank you. teachers. mits either side to say NO. As far as the suggestion that AS board; other opinions expressed he The Fditor doesn't do anything before election Mr. Sweeney's final paragraph rein are those of their authors and not lime, 1 must say that 90 was, I suppose, meant to be The institution of collective bar necessarily those of the staff. ofthe AS senators put in about 15 dramatic, but it was unsupported. I gaining carried on by free unions Subscriptions are $ 10.00 per year. hours a week doing work which do not see many "empty promises and free management represents Dr. Kevin Starr they get nothing out of but the and ill-fated programs," but I do one of the greatest social inven Faculty Liaison satisfaction of helping students. I see sincere concern for students tions of our time. San Francisco Foghorn Week of April 22- April 2», IW3 5 EDITORIAL K. T. MESKELL BRIAN S. PECHA Cocaine Marathon Assignment: USF Cocaine: Its abuse in the Bay hour community basketball yet there are no USF teams repre Life isn't all laughs, you know. The Foghorn parody recently Area has soared alarmingly in the marathon to benefit the Haight senting the University. It seems that every once in a made fun of our "wailing room" past decade. More and more Ashbury and Marin clinics. All Come on, men and women of while my usual drivel of pointless in the church basement, but I must people are using this drug and the money raised will go towards USF, get some teams together and humor must give way to a real honestly tell you that I prefer that truth is that few people are aware of cocaine recovery programs. participate in this event! All it takes concern. kind of prayer—which is at least its dangers and life-threatening The marathon, which is part of is five people to play for two hours, Below is an interesting letter I directed to God—to being stroked consequences. the San Francisco Drug Awareness and what better way to show your received this week, and I felt that I and condescended to by priests and Most people actually feel that Week endorsed by Mayor Feins support for a pro-health cause than should (excuse the term) share it nuns who seem to pass themselves cocaine is relatively harmless and tein, begins at 6 PM on Thursday, to engage in some good healthy with you readers. out as substitutes for the divine. non-addicting. To the contrary April 28th and will last through 6 exercise. And so you see my quandry: there are estimated thousands who PM May 1st. An estimated 100 + Dear Mr. Pecha: lonely, yes: far away from home, are extremely dependent on the teams will be playing for a two- Is it too late? Hey, it's never too I was struck recently by some yes: but you know. I left home to drug and clinics like the Haight- hour period at one cent per hour per late. Peter Traube, the marathon flyleaves lining the walls of Loyola expand my horizons, even at thc Ashbury Free Medical Clinic and player. team-coordinator guarantees that if Hall, 1st floor, headquarters ofthe cost of loneliness. the Marin Alternative Community Included in the extensive list of anyone gets a team together and World English Center. The "mes You might even say I have a Training Inc. are receiving more teams are the S.F. 49ers, the S.F. calls him at 788-BALL for details, sage" is addressed by Campus little interest in the uniqueness of calls than ever before from people Police Department, the S.F. Spe "We will make room for you" in Ministry to the "international Jesus Christ and the work Christ seeking cocaine-recovery assis cial Olympics, Coca Cola, Pepsi, the playing schedule. community" at USF, and it pur ians used to say he did. But it tance. several Bay Area radio and T.V. Even if you choose not to play, ports to be a disinterested effort in seems that all of that passed with Unfortunately, there are not stations, the Stanford and Cal the marathon and drug awareness outreach. history. enough programs or therapists to marching bands, some Golden conference which are to be held Being an international student, To talk about either the inten handle all of the pleas for help. State Warriors and some Oakland simultaneously in Memorial Gym and proud of my own roots and tions of "The Creator" or the Kingsley Barham. a successful A's. are open to all USF faculty, staff tradition, I am always interested in "person he/she/it intended you to San Francisco stock broker and an and students free with an I.D. card. finding out how other people feel be." or even "becoming fully ex-cocaine addict is so concerned What's wrong with this list? This weekend promises to be a about their own convictions and human." is all somewhat repulsive about making others aware of the Well there's no USF involvement! unique, exciting and informative traditions. to one believing in fulfilment be dangers of cocaine and helping Here we have a 72-hour basketball experience for all involved. How And this is just what struck me yond both personhood and even people who are dependent on the event at USF, in a gym once fam can we afford not to be a part of it about the flyleaf: it was very dif divinity. It seems, then, that these drug that he has organized a 72- ous for USF basketball, and as of all? ficult to decide whether it was Christians are both fuzzy about composed by former Christians, what they themselves believe and now converts to American chauvinistic about the little bit of JAMES SWEENEY middle-class sentimentalism. or by Christianity they've kept. rabid Jesuits who conceal mas- I think what "we lonely foreig terplans of proselytism beneath ners" have is much better, because several layers of insipid rhetorical at least we believe it all the way, The Way We Will chiffon—just to catch the lonely and as for loneliness . . . well. I foreigner into a "love feast" that think I'd rather wait until the sum could turn, after a few hugs and mer, when I'll know what I get Last week, I encouraged my have conceived this scheme in cies and seek to appeal to a re glasses of Gallo, into a session of when I'm hugged by my parents readers to boycott "ASUSF's order to call to the attention of the moved third party. ASUSF has ugly sectarian recruitment. and family. Boycott" of faculty evaluations. consumers the deficiencies that shown a flagrant lack of trust in It seems that certain historians As I made quite clear in the last currently threaten to compromise their constituency and instead have have, after all, been correct in im Sincerely. issue of the Foghorn, ASUSF has education. decided to beseech "mommy and puting devious methods to Jesuit Malika Saburdai squandered its money and re I wonder seriously who these daddy" for support. Perhaps believers. ... Or could it be that sources on a continuing series of three individuals think they are? It ASUSF realizes that their student these people stand for nothing petty political maneuvers about the is appalling that these gentlemen power base has collapsed and it is more than the conviction that the P.S! In case you wonder, an USF campus. feel that they are in a position to go time to approach "higher author whole world, especially lonely American friend helped me with It seems that history does, in directly to parents concerning a ity." students, is longing for their this letter. fact, repeat itself. I have it on good subject of which they know virtu smothering embrace? It hasn't been easy, but authority that ASUSF is, at the ally nothing. It is curious to consider exactly Can anyone really be so friendship does happen now and time of this writing, preparing to Reputedly, the central theme of what this "letter home" hopes to enamoured of his infinite capacity then without the help of ideological unveil a plan both wasteful of stu this letter is the declining state of achieve. Perhaps dad will call Fr. to share, empathize, hold, touch, agendas. dent funds and insulting to the in liberal arts at USF. Consider, if LoSchiavo and voice his concern scratch, and stroke as to build a telligence of the USF student you will, the sources of this criti over the quality of education his religion around it? Yes. Yes, I guess it does. population. ASUSF has, in its cism. Petzold and Goyette are not "little darling" is receiving; I do dubious wisdom, decided to liberal arts majors and Neary was not think this will happen. Most Compiled hy launch a massive letter writing abroad for an entire year; I do not likely, he will read the letter and DATELINE Sonia Solorzano campaign intended to "alert" the consider this a strong position from throw it away, viewing it as the parents and sponsors of USF stu which to fire criticisms. Does disgrunted efforts of supposed 24 April 1953 13 April 1973 dents that the University is offering W.A.S.C. side with this conten "campus activists": which is Campus Speeding Alarms USF Alum Sets State Record a "low grade" education at in tion? Personally, I have completed exactly what it is. The speeding problem on cam Larry Anderson, a 1970 flated prices to their children. an extensive course of study in the Students should be outraged that pus has reached fantastic propor graduate of USF, broke a state re The effort is apparently the pet College of Liberal Arts and can, in their $25.00 student activity fee is tions. The screech of brakes and cord in the bench press last project of ASUSF President Her all candor, say that arts is alive and being used for such ludicrous and blare of homs is becoming as much weekend (April 7-8) at the Arizona man Petzold, ASUSF Vice Presi well, and sufficient to fill USF's insulting purposes. Perhaps some a part of campus life as the bell Invitational Wheelchair Games at dent Bill Goyette and campus ac present needs. one, in their infinite wisdom, signaling the completion of the Arizona State University. class periods. tivist and former editor of the But perhaps the most annoying should organize a student activity Anderson, who competed in now-defunct underground news aspect is that these ASUSF Cretans fee boycott; at least it would save a Consideration on the part of varsity basketball while at USF paper The Compass. Walter have bypassed the parties directly decent $25.00 from going into the auto-owning Dons can be shown was involved in an automobile ac Neary. Petzold, Goyette and Neary involved in any alleged deficien depths of oblivion. by curtailing their speed on campus cident in 1969 and has been con so that all others may walk and fined to a wheelchair since. drive in safety. He's now an honor student at 18 April 1958 Arizona State School of Law and Letters to the Editor USF Debate Team Goes to West resides in tempe. Point 21 April 1978 Next Tuesday night USF's two Candid Campus by Allen Funky Letters to the San Francisco Foghorn should be submitted by Tuesday noon of the week of publication. Letters top debators leave for West Point Word is out that EST is in should be typed, double-spaced, no longer than one page, and addressed to "The Editor.'' We reserve the right to edit with the hope of bringing to the terested in buying loan Mountain letters for brevity, grammar and spelling. The Foghorn has space limitations and so reserves the right to exclude University first place honors in the College if USF does not come up irrelevant and redundant materal. Offensive letters may also be excluded. National Debating Championship. with a downpayment by the end of All letters must be signed. A phone number or address should be included to assure confirmation. The author's USF is one of 36 teams who the month. name will be withheld from publication for good reason if so requested. were chosen from 400 schools Fear not, my friends, a couple of throughout the country to compete buildings have been hocked to at West Point. come up with the money. Week of April 22-April 28, 1983 San Francisco Foghorn FEATURE
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I'd love to know psychotherapy requires a non-judgemental, hopeful Sutter St. and inhaleoutandyou'll bein what will be happening to psychotherapist, supportive yet strong facing powerful, de good shape forever. structive emotional patterns. An experienced therapist working Jim, me. . . Your partner in pain Can I borrow you're copying Katie effectively with a broad range of problems in living. This is what card from Brian's wallet? I offer. Sliding Scale. S.F. 931-5108 Scott D. Brandt, Ph.D.c. kt DIRECTED BY JOHN j.COLLINS MUSICAMl sic AL I DIRECTO1)1 Rl C-TOKR_ jgOLFREDf»i O CORRADETTI CHOREOGRAPHY BY CECELJ A 111 A Rl t DOPOWMAV N DESIGNED BY JOSE luiS IEIVA and CLLEN SHIREMAN GILL THEATRE CAMPION HALL FULTON & COLE STREETS April 22,23,28,29,30- 8:00'p.mP. . April 24 mat 2-00p.m. Generals 5.00 Student ...,$3.00 _ A Cr\ CROUP RATES AVAILABLE INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS 666-6133 Senior- .n$4.DU TI* •'•• *I» f'lfi.-T*. -i ISFM< «!J3a haJESjJ College Players Realize'The Impossible Dream' T*e College Players. USF's old and croons his prayer of hope to the hoping to steal his possessions. trial with The Impossible Dream. The business end of the College est (and only) theatrical group will lovely Aldonza. One possession, a manuscript for a Co-director of the play Laurie Players' third production this \car open the doors of Gill Theatre for USF students, faculty and any play, is especially dear to Miguel. Campbell sat in the cluttered drama has not been ignored. Due to in the first performance of Man of La one who loves the stage will not As his defense Miguel gets the office of Campion Hall Tuesda> complete funding by ASUSF, the Mancha at 8:00 PM. want to miss College Players' pro fellow criminals to act out the play, night reflecting on the play itsell drama Dons turned lo alternate The show tells the story of the duction Man of La Mancha which and the result is the charming ac and her own role as the serving sources. legendary Don Quixote and his in opens tonite and continues Satur count of Don Quixote, a slightly wench Aldonza. Campus Ministry agreed lo sup credible dream. Tickets are S3.00 day, Sunday and next weekend in odd man who sets out on a quest for "It's a matter of working with port a good portion ofthe expenses for students with USF I.D., availa USFs Gill Theatre. truth and peace followed by his many people for a common goal," because of the play's peace and ble at the door or by calling 666- The story revolves around faithful friend Sancho Panza. she said. justice theme The remainder of 6133. Miguel de Cervantes, the author of Entranced by his play and novel "This has been a completely the sum was collected by the Col Set to the music of lusty Spanish Don Quixote, who has been defense the criminals restore to student-run project and we've all lege Players themselves guitar and orchestra, the legendary thrown into prison. Miguel his precious manuscript gotten a lot of headaches. But I've "I guess that drama is first a Don Quixote charges again tonite His cellmates put him on trial. and cheer Miguel off to his real learned how to run the business." continued insidr
San Francisco Foghorn. W«k of April 22-April ZH. I«*U Currents To this Mother... Michael Smuin, Francis Ford Coppola and her child Collaborate on Ballet; Through April 24
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Tues prise for our audience. Exciting tures' Whitney Green, who day, April 19. 1983—An Edwar and distinctive surprises, after all, worked with Smuin's production dian love duet presented simul are what our audiences have come of the highly acclaimed Golden taneously in film and dance, to expect of us." Anniversary Gala Celebration, ""Romanze". a collaboration bet Edwardian costumes and produced the film assisted by other ween filmmaker Francis Ford romantic San Francisco settings members of Colossal's staff. This Coppola and Michael Smuin, was like the Conservatory of Flowers Performances of "Romanze", a surprise world premiere on San and China Beach grace the screen as well as "Erik Brunn: Master MOTHER'S DAY Francisco Ballet's current sub as Catherine Batcheller and Ale Class in Concert", "Symphony in scription program continuing in the xander Topciy perform Smuin's Three Movements" (Gladstein), why don't Opera House through Sunday, "pas de deux" to music by Anto- and "Badinage" (McFall) con April 24 at 2 PM. nin Dvorak. tinue through the week April you say "This is just an idea that Francis "'We were extremely fortunate 21 - 23 at 8 PM and April 24 at 2 and I had that we wanted to try," to be able to have Robert Elfstrom PM. "I CARE!" Smuin said. "When we finished it, as our cinematographer," Smuin Tickets are available at the Bal we thought we'd sneak it onto the added. "His film "Moses Pendle let Box Office in the Opera House subscription series as an extra sur- ton Presents Moses Pendleton" was all BASS Centers and Charge-by a favorite of mine." Colossal Pic phone at (415) 835-4342. Rent a MOTORHOME CAMPER College Players or CAR continued from page 7 Aldonza, played by Miss business and then an art," mused Campbell, is an interesting mix of Miss Campbell. temptress and shrew. She does a Nonetheless, art has not been fine job with the musical pieces. forgotten by the Players.
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Phelan Hall San Francisco Foghorn Week of Vpril 22- \pril 2X, IW3 1.1 SPORTS SPORT BRIEFS JULIAN WHATLEY IN THE ROUGH . . . The USF Golf team will host thc WCAC Golf Championships April 25 and 26 on two separate courses. On Visser: A Professional Standard Monday, the teams will play 36 holes on the Half Moon Bay Country Club and on Tuesday 18 holes at the Lake Merced Country Club. Thc Dons are JW* two time defending champions of this event. Eric Visser takes care of his interested in me as they might have lengthy winning streak into thc job's business matters in a humble been after I broke my ley NCAA tournament and probably office in the basemenl of Memorial "I could have played for some would have won another title if it LADY DONS SIGN ONE . . . Christine Vaccaro of Hastings Gym next to the usually vacant other club, but I had the idea that I wasn't for a fluke loss to Southern High School in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York has verbally committed to concession stand. It was conve wanted to make the best team in the Illinois. play for Sue Rojcewiez and the Lady Dons next season. Vaccaro was nient, so 1 set up my tape recorder world and if I couldn't. I would Next year he is looking forward named All League. All County and team MVP in both her junior and senior for the interview there. rather do something else." to the new responsibility of years at Hastings. At 6-1. Vaccaro will be asked to fill one of the iwo During the question/answer ses So, after that he finished his sec coaching of USF's recently in forward spots left vacated by the graduations of Melissa Melton and Lisa sion, which was relaxed and in ondary school studies, and began itiated JV soccer team. Daughtrey. Vaccaro plans lo major in Business. formative, I got the impression he contacting colleges in the United "Coaching people who execute would have been much more at States. USF showed the most perfectly what you tell them to is home out on a soccer pitch. interest, and as he said. "San nice, but it's more fun and chal SOFTBALL NOTES . The Lady Don softballers, playing You can tell by the permanent Francisco had a special attraction lenging lo work with players vou with only nine players due to various injuries, post a 2-25 record, dropping Lecoq sweat suit and indoor soccer to mc." can teach and share your know games to UOP and California this past week. Picking up the pitching shoes that he never goes very far For USF he played on national ledge with. So I'm looking forward chores due to the injuries of Diana Albini and Melissa Wall, is senior Sue from the game. It's been that way championship teams in "78 and to this with the Junior Varsity Drengacz. who has moved over from her first base position. Drengacz for quite a few years. '80, and received all conference team. threw | 17 inning gem in Ihe opening game ofthe UOP series, but lost .1-2. "In Holland we start playing lit honors his senior year. He hadn't "The team also has long range UOP swept USF in a doubleheader Saturday by the scores of 8-0 and I -0. tle games on the streets as soon as planned on it. but during the sum importance for lhe soccer program Melissa Melton and Lisa Baptista have traded in their basketball uniforms we can run, just like they do with mer after his graduation Coach for softball uni's to try to strengthen the team. With it we will have a chance to basketball or baseball in Steve Negoesco asked Visser to develop more local American America." players, and hopefully we will be able to implement one or two of By the time he was eight, Visser them into the Varsity line-up everv was playing on a regular team with year. the Amsterdam Football Club: that "It's important to have players association lasted for eight years. on the team who the spectators can Around the time hc turned six identify with. teen he had serious ambitions to "Aram Kardzair. for example. play professional soccer, and was lasl season brought a lot of people asked to play for Ajax Amster to thc games because he was from dam's junior team. around here and a lot of people This was the equivalent of knew him and wanted to come see playing for a pro baseball team's him play. AAA minor league farm club, and "We will probably always need playing for Ajax Amsterdam was as some foreign players on the team, prestigious as playing for the Yan because sometimes it's just impos kees . sible to find thc level of players we Because, like the Yankees, Ajax New JV Soccer Coach need in certain kev positions. For Amsterdam has a tradition for Eric Visser example, at the sweeper being the best. However, the rejoin the team as assistant coach position -there's no Eric Nielsen Next week look for all the exciting details of the Diamond Don's happy part of the story ends there. and he accepted the offer. in the U.S." recent games, and an in depth look at their strengths and weaknes He was on his way to getting a "Steve said he really needed Next year, in the JV team's first ses in the Foghorn's next issue. good contract offer, but two somebody that would be able to season, thc main goal will be to gel months before negotiations he take charge of the team and help the team established as a perma THE "NEW" SOCCER DONS . . . USFwill revive its broke his leg with coaching on the field, because nent part of USF's soccer program. Junior Varsity soccer team next year. Head Coach Erik Visser has By the time he recovered the sometimes a head coach's respon so a good turn-out at the try ouis is announced tryouts are set for May 4on Ulrich Field beginning at 2:30. The organization had forgotten him, sibilities off the field are very de important. JV's will play their home matches as preliminaries to the Varsity next and he wondered if it was worth manding. Visser stresses thai anyone who season. For more information on the tryouts contact the USF Athletic trying to make a comeback. "I've always had an interest in Department. is interested should try out. The "During the time I played for coaching. and after having tryouts will be at about 2:30 on Ajax Amsterdam I got a really good coached youth teams in the area May 4 at Ulrich field, and they LADY DONS TAKE A BOW ... The 4th Annual USF look inside the machinery of a and camps and clinics during the really are open to anyone. Women's Sports Awards Dinner will be held April 29 at the New Pisa professional soccer team—it's a summer I felt comfortable enough So give it a try. Who knows, beginning at 6:30. Awards that will be given oul include the USF Nor Pac serious business. with coaching to take the job." someday you might even get to Athlete of the Year, the USF Female Athlete of the Year and to the top "I was a good player, bul not a Obviously, he was a very com play for the Varsity in a National honoree in her individual sport. A special presentation to the graduating super player, so they weren't as petent coach: USF carried a Championship. seniors is also in the awards schedule. For ticket information, contact Sandee Hill. Womens' Athletic Director, in the Athletic Department. SPORTS MENU TODAY SPECIALS
Fri.. Apr. 22 Baseball-Hay ward State at USF Ulrich Field Half Length Reg. $ 6.95 Women's Tennis Sonoma State at USF Golden Gate Park Shimmel Shirt Sale $ 3.95 Sat.. Apr. 23 Baseball-USF at Hayward State (DH) Hayward State Ceramic Mugs Sale $11.95 Softball-Oregon at USF (DH) Negoesco Stadium by C.D.W Sale $ 6.95 Mon., Apr. 25 Golf-WCAC Tournament Half Moon Bay CC. Womens Tennis-USF at S.F. State S.F. State
Tue, Apr. 26 Golf-WCAC Tournament Lake Merced CC. Negoesco Stadium Collegiate Stationery Garland Pens Softball-S.F. State at USF (DH) by Delancey Street Ulrich Field Wed.. Apr. 27 Baseball-Santa Clara at USF (DH) Reg. $2.95 Sale $1.95 25% OFF Negoesco Stadium Thu , Apr. 28 |Softball-Stanford at USF(DH) New Pisa Restaurant Fri.. Apr. 29 Women's Sports Awards Dinner Limit to stocks on hand Ulrich Field One Day only USF Bookstore Phelan Hall Sat , Apr. 30 Baseball-Santa Clara at USF Negoesco Stadium Softball-Stanislaus St. at USF (DH) 14 Week of April 22-April 28, 1983 San Francisco Foghorn NEWS BRATTESANI and LYNCH 1SA Presidem Voices Disg"sl ISA Complains To Consuls Here's to Your Health drafted a letter recently to Dr. various interests at USF so that IX) you ever see any spots or they are normal protein particles Bv David C. Smith Eugene Muscat, the Director of objective assessments can be made Cobwebs thai aren't really there? floating around in the eye fluid. Academic Services at USF. In it, to determine what needs to be done Have you ever hxiked at the However, floaters can be a seri The President of the Interna he reiterated his previous conten to solve some of the special needs bright, blue sky and seen threads ous matter. They can be an indica tional Student Association, Hamid tion and implied that the school of the international students. float by and then disappear.' tion of injury, disease or deteriora Zarringhalam, has called for the administration was giving the ISA This is not the only controversy If you are like most people you tion of the eye. If you have recently establishment of a special com the run-around relating to this con currently surrounding the ISA. have probably seen one form or had more spots or larger ones, mittee for the airing of difficulties cern. There also has been a suit filed by another. Sometimes they are brighl flashes or black curtains and special problems that face in As a result of the administra ASUSF that is still pending which hardly noticeable, and other times, over your vision, immediate atten ternational students. tion's apparent unresponsiveness holds that the $50 international they can be quite annoying. They tion is necessary. Prompt attention Zarringhalam met with Father with regard to this issue, Zarrin student fee is discriminatory. are common, but, are they serious, will prevent permanent eye dam President LoSchiavo last May after ghalam will proceed to mail out you ask'.' age. his election to his present post and letters today to the various consu Zarringhalam holds firm in his Actually, only your eye doctor he contends that Fr. LoSchiavo as lates that represent USF's interna conviction that international stu can (ell you that. At times, your eye doctor may sured him at that time that a com tional students and in them will dents have certain rights that notice these spots by examining the What is causing these spots or mittee was in the process of being detail the problems that they face. should be respected by those at inside of your eye before you even floaters'.' They are particles in your formed to provide the kind of ser Zarringhalam feels that this is the USF and is very committed to at see them yourself. eye fluid that cause a shadow on vice the ISA desired. Student only way left to expedite the inves taining his goals of equity and fair your retina (the innermost coat of So remember; don't think you population figures show that the tigation of ISA's concerns. ness for USF's international stu (he posterior part of the eyeball lha( are going crazy if you see cobwebs University population consists of "We need a formal commission dents. receives the image produced by the suddenly disappear or slow at least 33% international students. so that the problems of the interna crystalline lens) which corres "flies'" floating in front of your Zarringhalam feels that numbers tional students can be looked Zarringhalam feels that the USF ponds like a photographic film. face. They are common, and, re that big deserve proportionate con into," says Zarringhalam. "We administration is dragging its feet The closer the particles are to the ally folks, the solution is to try and sideration in relation to student have had a lot of problems, espe in pursuing the interests of interna retina, the bigger they appear. So live with them! services. As it stands, the ISA has cially with housing, and we want tional students and voiced his sen not been shown any evidence that something done about them." timents regarding the administra any such committee actually Zarringhalam proposes that the tion thus, "Right now, all they see exists. committee should consist of a vari us as is a financial resource. With APRIL Due to this, Zarringhalam ety of individuals representing out us, they couldn't make it." IS HIT US WITH YOUR BEST SHOT!!!! 1st ANNUAL CLEARANCE NATURE PHOTO CONTEST month THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO ALL USF STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF WHO ARE NOT PROFES at SIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. ENTR|ES SHOULD BE PRINTS, 5 x 7 OR LARGER, BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOR. USF BOOKSTORE ENTRY FORMS AND CONTEST RULES ARE AVAILABLE IN HARNEY 342. Phelan Hall DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES APRIL 29, 1983
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finding teachers with whom they possibly gain assistance through attending Ihis years Arts and Sci CLASSES in thc lifesaving CAMPUS share similar research and scho programs administered through thc ences Graduation in Memorial technique of ("PR are being offered larly interests. Students may obtain British Council. Gymnasium on May 21st. Please by the American Heart Associa a free copy in Loyola Hall room Contact Prof. Hamilton Hess. disregard prior notices tion, San Francisco Chapter al 12 BRIEFS 305. Committee Chairman. Campion locations throughout thc city These 3 I 2 hour "heartsaver" Starting on June I, 1983 Civic D-2. or the college representatives Also, bids for the Senior Ball will courses teach people how to main Center Garage will raise its tow Students interested in con on the committee: Prof. Alma Ada. be on Sale from April 20th to May tain their heart health, how to rec ing charge from the current $35 tinuing their studies after gradu Education; Prof. Frances Monet 6th at a reduced price of S15.00 per Ognize ihe warning signals of a minimum per impounding a vehi ation may find themselves eligible Carter, Nursing; Prof. Uldis bid. Price will go up from May 7th heart attack, and what to do if cle to $40 for all illegally parked to apply for one or more competi Kruze. Liberal Arts: Prof. Michael to May 18th to $20.00 per bid. someone is having a heart attack cars on USF campus. tive scholarships for study in the Kudlick. Science: Prof. Heinz United States or abroad. These in Wcihrich. Business. Bids will be sold every Thursday For a current monthly schedule of An inmate imprisoned in clude the Marshall Scholarship and and Friday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 Heartsaver courses, call thc San Gainesville, Georgia recently the Rhodes Scholarship for study at The USF Alumni Association PM in front of Harney Plaza or in Francisco Heart Association at wrote the Foghorn seeking corres Oxford University. has selected the Honorable Pre the Green & Gold. 433-2273. pondence with college students. Applicants tor national compet ston Devine. retired presiding Anyone interested can drop by the ition scholarships such as those Justice of the Court of Appeals. Foghorn office for his address. named above must be United First Appellate District as the 1983 States citizens. Foreign students Alumnus of the Year. The 100th USF's first Research Direc may have possibilities of which Annual Alumni Banquet, held in tory listing current faculty re they are not aware for scholarship his honor, will be held on April search projects and recent books funding through their embassies. 16th. 1983. has just been published by the Of Also, the Organization of Ameri Attention Graduating Liberal fice of Public Affairs. The 55-page can States offers scholarships to Arts & Science Seniors! John Ig- Directory has 65 faculty members students from Central and South lesius. Director of BFA, an listed and is of great use to current America, and students from British nounced Wednesday April 20th NO FUN or potential students interested in Commonwealth countries may that there will be no limit to guests ALOUD SOME COLLEGE COURSES ARE MORE EXCITING TH.AN OTHERS. *»te%£. How many college courses • f-^fea* teach you how to shcx>t thc rapids? S^ Or rappcl a cliff? Or find your Paavtf* way out ot a forest with nothing but a map and compass to guide you.' At least one does — Army ROTC. And you could find your self doing any one of a number of exciting adventure training activities like these in the Army ROTC program. Activities that develop your by stamina. And your self-confi dence. But adventure training isn't the only way you develop. You'll also learn the basics of leadership and management by attending ROTC classes, along with the subjects in your major. And you'll be excited about two other benefits Army ROTC offers. Financial assis tance. Up to $ 1,000 a year for your last two years of Army ROTC. And the opportunity to graduate with both a degree and a commission in today's Army— including the Army Reserve and Army National Guard. ARMY ROTC. BE ALLYOU CAN BE. 16 Week of April 22-April 28. IW San Francisco Foghorn NEWS Philosophy Prof to Faculty Ups Suit Basketball Discuss Immortality Figure Now at 6 Mil Back? USF philosophy professor De is almost no discussion ofthe topic continued from front implemented. However, there was continued from front smond J. Fit/Gerald will address amongst professional the permanent arbitrator." no administration response to the mendations) cannot be completec ' The Problem of Proving Personal philosophers," he added. However, the University claims question of the lawsuit brought in sufficient detail before our June Immortality" in the second annual Asked why this might be so, the that as late as this summer an ag against Mr. Koven by the Ad trustee meeting, the matter will be Mortimer J Fleishacker lecture to long time USF professor replied. reement in trust was reached by the ministration well before the sum put over to the October meeting. hc held next Wednesday evening in "It is a consequence of the University and Faculty to resolve mer meetings. "We are not going to rush into Parina Lounge FitzGerald, a USF evolutionary view of man. If man the issue surrounding the perma On the University side, when any decision or recommendations faculty member since 194*-). cur evolved from lower primates with nent arbitrator. According to new interviewed. President of the Fa without all of the implications rently holds the Fleishacker Chair no special divine action implied Academic Vice President, Bill culty Association, Michael being well thought out," com in Philosophy: a chair endowed to there would be no more reason to Binkley, the University and Fa Lehman failed to mention anything mented LoSchiavo. I'SF in memory of the late Mor affirm that there is anything to culty met to discuss a two part concerning the summer agree However, rumor has it among timer J. Fleishacker, husband of make him essentially different agreement. The first part con ment. What Lehman feels is of administrative officials connected l SF Board of Trustee president from his brute ancestors. cerned salary and benefits. The bigger concern is the Administra with the athletics decision that no Janet Fleishacker. "In my lecture I intend to review second was a proposal to introduce tion's attitude towards the Faculty. delay past the June meeting will be this situation, and explore whether the panet system of arbitration He feels that they are out to destroy allowed. or not something ofthe classic case under the direction of the Ameri the union and have in his words A delay would place everyone for immortality made by Thomas can Arbitration Association. The hired a "very expensive law firm including WCAC conference offi Aquinas is defensible today." University claims that when ;the (Littler, Mendelson, Fastiff. and cials, USF students, and members The lecture begins at 8 PM in total agreement was to be sent be Tichy), a union-busting law firm." of the Athletic Department in dif Parina Lounge. fore the Faculty Association for Bill Binkley countered by stated ficult positions with matters of ratification, the Association pre that University was not out to break game scheduling, student life, and sented only the first part. The Uni up the union. In reference to the employment. This is evident. versity termed this a ""breach of Administration's "union-busing" In terms of the Athletic Depart ^ trust." The Administration stated law firm he replied that the fa ment's feelings on the pending de * GREAT ASSIGNMENTS FOR /? thai they were "attempting to live culty's firm of Van Bourg, Allen, cision. Athletic Director Bill Fusco ALL ACADEMIC MAJORS by the bargaining contract" and Weinberg, and Roger, is a very said, "I think we've been very that under the collective agree reputable pro-labor law firm. optimistic about this whole thing * ACTIVE DUTY ment, in the absence of an arbit "One good firm against another, all year. STARTING PAY rator, the panel system was to be that's the way it should be." "It's even good in that now OVER $16,000 there's an opportunity for better communication between us and the - FRESHMEN AND rest of the administration in terms SOPHOMORES SHOULD of policy. There never really was APPLY IMMEDIATELY before, and that's probably where a Pufwtt io* you* lot of the problems got started." * IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!! The student reaction is generally cautious: '"Don't get too optimistic that Father Lo' will decide not to CONTACT cut sports, but, still, don't lose hope." AFROTC DET 080 Scott Owen. a business major at Psychology Bldg, Room 112 USF, commented that. "'Bringing SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNI basketball back to the hilltop LSAT-GRE would mean a lot to the USF com VERSITY (415)469-1191 munity as a whole, because there's a lot more to good schooling than Anthony Schools academics." /^jmrmm^ .. .ft 9 better tomorrow. Another business major, Joe Woelfer, said, 'There is enough ill Call: 415/482-2445 feeling and apathy on this campus. ROTC Without basketball the lack of Gotewoy to a great way of life. school spirit is even worse."
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