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Regis CoD101unity Says Goodbye to a Beloved Friend Rev. Vincent J. O'Flaherty, S.J., 72, Florissant, Missouri in September 1947. rector of the Regis Jesuit Community He was ordained to the priesthood in St. from 1984-1991 and project director for Mary's, Kansas in June 1957. Regis University's Romero House for the Fr. O'Flaherty earned his Licentiate past two years, died in his sleep Thurs­ (masters) in Sacred Theology from St. day, October 13, 1994. Services were Louis University and his doctorate in held at St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Sacred Theology from Catholic Univer­ Church on Monday, October 18, 1994 at sity of America. 10:00 a.m. He came to Denver in 1984 to serve Fr. O'Flaherty was the first director as Rector of the Regis Jesuit Commu­ of Regis University's Romero House nity, which included Jesuits from both project, a community service program Regis Jesuit High School and Regis Uni­ which places five Regis students in a versity. house in Northwest Denver where they During his 37 years as a Jesuit priest, do volunteer work while finishing their Fr. O'Flaherty served as Novice Direc­ degree requirements. tor and as Tertian Director for the Fr. O'Flaherty was born in Kansas missouri Province of the Society of City, Missouri on September 18, 1922 Jesus. and he graduated from Rockhurst High Fr. Vince will be sadly missed by all School and Rockhurst College. After a of the Regis Community. Heather Mieklejohn three year tour of duty as a naval officer Lenny Carruthers and Father Vince sit and talk on the porch of Romero House. in World War II, Fr. O'Flaherty entered Editor's note: Thanks to the Office of See page 3 for reflections on Father Vince. the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) at Public Affairs for their help . The Panel that AIInost Wasn't Rock the Vote by Amy Everitt requiring their classes to attend, and the panel to support the Celebrating Diver­ by Stephanie Marie King Editor-in-Chief other nine strongly encouraged their sity Group. "We were very concerned Staff Reporter classes to attend. The Celebrating Diver­ with attendance from the student body On Wednesday, October 12th, from The Coming Out Day panel was a sity Group started receiving responses as well," states McCormick. 11 :30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Student success, but it almost didn't happen. The from teachers by 12:30 p.m. that same The Jesuits and the Office of Cam­ Center, the Election Commission of the Celebrating Diversity Group, who spon­ day. pus Ministry also had other arrangements City and County of Denver registered sored the event, decided one week be­ The members of the Celebrating Di­ for that evening. The Jesuits were hav­ fore National Coming Out Day, that they versity Group began the Campus Life ing a big dinner that evening and couldn't voters from Regis. The voter registration booth was would put on a panel about homosexual­ approval process the day after the deci­ be at the panel. This was not to say that sponsored by the Regis chapters of Col­ ity and how heterosexuals can relate. sion to sponsor the panel was made. This, the office didn't support the Celebrating lege Democrats and College Republi­ The next day, the Celebrating Diver­ however, was not the ten days in advance Diversity Group. Acting Director of cans. President of College Democrats, sity Group put together packets to give that is required by Campus Life for all Campus Ministry, Ken Phillips, helped Nandini Stocker explains, "It is part of a to the faculty, asking for their support. events. Jim McCormick, Director of the group find a priest to represent the national voter registration drive that the The packets included a memo explain­ Campus Life, asked the group if they Catholic community (since all of the Je­ College Democrats of America, a na­ ing Coming Out Day events, a schedule would postpone the event a week. suits were at the dinner). tional organization, is undertaking this of events, a flyer, and_a teacher's pledge. There were several reasons The biggest problem with moving the year." The teacher's pledge asked the profes­ McCormick asked for the extra time. Coming Out Day panel back a week, was The College Republicans agree that sors to require their classes to attend, en­ First of all was the ten day approval pro­ that then it wouldn't have been on Na­ more students should vote. Jen Jahnke, courage the classes to attend, or be cess. He wanted to make sure that all the tional Coming Out Day. "The group an active member of the Regis chapter present themselves. The group received bases were covered. knew it was a National holiday, and comments, "Students who have a lot to twelve responses, with three professors Second, McCormick wanted the op­ should have planned for it sooner," says say about the government and the status portunity to make McCormick. It was suggested that the quo should at least back their words with other offices aware group advertise on National Coming Out r------action and register to vote." of this event. "If this Day, and then have the panel a week later. The Election Commission registered was a State Univer­ The group felt very strongly that the 14 Democrats, 14 Republicans and 22 sity it would be dif­ panel be held on Coming Out Day. They Unaffiliated voters while they were at ferent, but because felt it was their responsibility to have this Regis. we are a Jesuit Uni­ panel because it was something that the Both sponsoring groups have worked versity, we needed student body feels very strongly about. extensively in Colorado politics and more time with this "The group's integrity was on the line. work closely with their national head­ kind of issue," says After the cancellation of Carl Upchurch, quarters. "We work closely with the McCormick. the group felt as though they needed to Democratic National Committee as well Third, most of do this so as not to make the campus lose as with our headquarters in Washington, the Office of Cam­ faith in them," says Desiree Sanchez, Di­ 0 D.C.," comments Stocker. pus Life, the Execu­ rector of Minority and Cultural Affairs. The two political groups encourage tive Cabinet and The panel did finally occur, and it was students to look for activities, speakers, other "key leaders" a huge success. There were between 150 and politically-oriented forums that they on campus had al­ and 200 students in attendance. The panel will coordinate on campus. ready made plans to was video-taped, and anyone interested The College Democrats meet Tues­ attend the Billy Joel in seeing it should contact the Celebrat­ days at 5:15 p.m. in Student Center 217, concert, and ing Diversity Group. and the College Republicans meet Thurs­ couldn't be at the days at 4:30 p.m. in West Hall Lounge. Page 2, Highlander,October 19, 1994

EDilORIAlS father dealing with the loss of their show me a car that someone had been little front end work child when all that is left is a mangled and it would be a hurt in? bicycle or a car that has been ripped Aside from having talks about . great car." I open by the jaws of life ... or is it jaws Letters to the social drinking, mocktails, and the B1~ understand that this Blue Awareness Machine, why weren t of death? was not the intended By putting a car in the Quad, with there handouts or posters letting me response, but I could as little damage as this one has, the Editor not help it. I was know just how many of my peers are alcoholics, or how many of them have only thing that was accomplished was aware that it was a re-enforcement of most teenage Alcohol Awareness been killed by alcohol poisoning and drunk driving? Better yet, why weren't beliefs of being invincible and Week, but I had a immortal. They can point to the Big hard time making the connection there any stats about how many of my Make Me Aware peers won't finish college because they Blue Awareness Machine and say, between the car and the event. I kept "See, you really can get away with it. r To the Editor: either dropped out or are dead? What thinking, why didn't they put a car in bet this person walked away with the Quad that Mommy and Daddy about the connections between "social hardly a scratch, let alone any This is an open letter to the editor, couldn't fix? Why didn't they show me drinking" and date rape, not to mention community service." as well as to those that are responsible a car with a broken windshield, a the affects that alcoholism has on Simply put, I think more could for the Big Blue Awareness Machine in windshield that had been broken by a families in general? Why is there a have been done to make the Regis the Quad. What I am referring to is the person's head, a windshield that still refusal to face reality? As it stands, I community more AWARE of the blue automobile that has (had) the sign had hair from the person's head stuck am no more aware than I was a week dangers of drinking. Fear does make "Don't Let Alcohol Do This To You" in the cracks? Why didn't they show ago. I did not gain further awareness on it. While I agree with the idea, I me a car that had been wrapped around about alcohol related deaths. I was not people aware, but it must be real fear, a believe that the outcome could have a telephone pole, pushing the enlightened as to how many rapes fear that is felt. had more of an impact. When I saw passenger door in to the point that it is occur due to drunkenness. I was not the car, my immediate reaction was, "a in the driver's seat? Why didn't they exposed to the pain of a mother or Mike Ciletti

Coming Out Day a Success long way. The Celebrating Diversity Father Frank Gold gave basic did not know much about the gay insight on the standing of the Roman community. However, she dealt with by Mario Eason Club was created to educated the campus about the various cultures Catholic church on homosexuality. the confusion and frustration when her At one time the subject was strictly residing at Regis University. This past Simply put, the view of the Catholic roommate came out. O'Dorisio also taboo. Such talk would not be heard, Tuesday, October 11, Celebrating Church is: You can be gay, but you explained the problems she had with tolerated, or allowed in most Diversity welcomed six individuals to cannot act out being gay in a her parents who strongly suggested that institutions. However, in the 1990's, panel a discussion about homosexuality relationship. she move out and get another homosexuality is talked about because and how heterosexuals can relate. The David Zachritz, Matt Arts, and roommate. However, she stuck it out of the growing cases of discrimination title of the evening was "Regis Victoria Villasenor represented the gay and helped her roommate. gay men and lesbian women face. University: Building a Bridge." The and bisexual community at Regis. Later, Arts spoke of how he wanted Over the past ten years or so, there has panel consisted of four Regis students They had a lot to say to the audience to get his message across to the Regis been a massive surge of gay awareness and a member of the Roman Catholic and they each had a story and a community. His point being, "Do not groups educating the country. Today, priesthood. These panelists include: message. look at any homosexual and think they gay men and lesbian women are Father Frank Gold, a chaplin with Zachritz came out to his parents in are wrong or want to hit on you." This recognized for their abilities, their Mercy Hospital; Victoria Villasenor, a an argument. Like many, his parents point was well taken at the discussion strengths, heroism, compassion and Regis freshman; David Zachritz, a were not fully accepting, nor on Tuesday. Arts added that he did the community. Gays are beginning to be Regis senior; Matt Arts, a Regis junior; supportive at first. He had to deal with panel to show support for those in the recognized as equals. and Angela O'Dorisio, a Regis junior. the taunting and discrimination of closet on campus now. Arts hopes that Regis University has come a Dr. Kevin Maly served as moderator. several ignorant students in the dorms students feel they can ask him as well. Zacharitz was allowed to questions regarding homosexuality. : RU Colt: move out a semester early due to the Arts understands how hard it can be to 'Execution *--An harassment. His parents have changed come out at Regis. But, realize that their views, and eventually his parents others are in the closet and recently are had no choice as his sister came out as coming out as well. a lesbian the summer before last. David Many of the usual questions right to take another h said, "If only my middle brother would arose, as did new ones. Some of the e ,killing of anothet. come out, we would have to go on issues addressed were whether or not " ingly obvious Oprah or something." homosexuality was a choice, asons why Arts also came out to his parents Amendment 2 (which is no longer an 'justice." who gave him little support at first. issue according to the Supreme Court), most part, the concept of mur bas been thought of as an Matt came out to Regis University at the support on campus and bisexuality. inherently evii action. To kill a person, t6 filke the precious gift of life away the Martin Luther King Celebration in Victoria Villasenor did a great job from anybody, is the worst possible thing that can be done to someone, and 1993. This event catered to a huge addressing bisexuality. She expounded his/her family. There are those who subscri"f?e to the idea that once a person has crowd that was in much surprise over on the confusion and joy of her taken another life, he/she has forfeited his/her right to life. How can we, as the announcement. Since the time sexuality. human beings, possibly make the irrevocable decision to either let another Zachritz was a freshman, Regis has With much luck and support, we persorulive or die? We were given life by a higher being, who alone bas the started to become more gay friendly will be able to help all of our brothers right to make that most important decision. The old adage "an eye for an eye, and supportive. and sisters come out and be and a too r ~ tooth," is exactly thattol~: I ,would hope that the human.race Villasenor had a different story to themselves. It is not healthy to repress has evolved little more since those outdated, barbarian attitudes. share. She grew up with a gay parent feelings and it could be harmful The benefits of a death penalty are a misconception. Many proponents' of and spent a lot of time with the gay and mentally and physically. Certain issues the death penalty point to the deterrence factor and the great cost of keeping lesbian community. Her family in life must be addressed and, for some murderers alive in prison for life. When a person is in the height of violent support was much different from the people it may not be a question. rage, the last thing the enters his or her mind is, "Oh, I better not kill this parental support of Zachritz and Arts. However, for those are dealing with person because of the death penalty." Usually, people who have these violent O'Dorisio was on the panel to help this confusion of hetero- or homo-, it outbursts will come to the conclusion to either kill or not to kill based on their with the question of how heterosexuals can be quite a dilemma. There is help own morals, or lack thereof. As for the cost of life-terms for prisoners, it is a can relate. She shared memories about and you do not have to be alone in well-documented fact that the cost to keep a prisoner on "death row," plus the her experience her freshman year. your questions. cost of the appeals process equals, or far-surpasses, the expenses of a life-term. O'Dorisio admitted she was naive and Still, to even consider a human bein,g's Jjfe in monetary terms is equally absurd. What kind of price tag can we place on the value of human life? HIGHLANDER What must not be forgotten in today's society is respect for human life. We Editorial Staff see death on TV and in the movies all too often. As a result, we tend to take a Amy Everitt...... Editor-in-Cheif more impersonal attitude and perspective on death; it is something that only Lisa Lombard ...... Ad Manager happens to other people, and it only happens to "bad" people. We incline to Stuart Foster...... Sports Editor get desensitized to the effects of death on the people involved. Nandini Stocker...... Layout Editor We also must not forget that if a person is executed, it is the end. If we Tim Louie ...... Entertainment Editor later find out about his/her innocence, what are we supposed to do about the death of thitinnocent person? Are we to put the people responsible for his/her Heather Baniszewski ...... Media Gordon Steward ...... Photo Editor death (lawy~rs, jury, judge, executioner, voters, you?) on death row also? Relations Board Member *Time.,. May '1s, .1992, pg. 49 Julie Novotny ...... Copy Editor Dr. Kevin Maly ...... Faculty Advisor October 19, 1994, Highlander, Page 3

EDTIORIAIS

In Memory of Father Vince O'Flaherty, S.J. ------~-----'

Notes from the Barrio Dear Vince: my understanding of what is done in Fr. Vince! by David Card this place you loved so dearly. And it That's all that needs to be said. This It is almost 24 hours since I said is your vision, Vince, that will man of many talents was so unselfish "What's up Irish rnan?" I used to my good-by to you as I stood over continue to drive the work and in his daily life. startle you with that every morning as I your body in your room at Romero enthusiasm of the students and me. Vincent J. 0' Flaherty could have greeted you at breakfast. You used to ask House. I am writing this letter You may not have known that I am been a writer, a cook, a piano player, me how anyone could have so much knowing that many will read it, but a strong believer in God's Grace. I an English professor, a doctor, a dad, a energy so early in the morning. You also knowing it is a way in which I have seen it in my own life as well as husband, a grandfather, but no, he was made me laugh the way you would jump will come to cope with your death. that of others. Something tells me, our father. He was so much to everyone as I entered; I can see you sitting there And so I have purposely chosen to sit though, that now there will be another who met him and even more. He was a with your pajamas sticking out from n your room, listen to the music you grace that enters my life and the lives servant of Christ to the fullest. There under your winter coat--completely like, and to write at the commuter of the people who have and will pass are so many things that Vince could focused on whatever it was that you were that you used. How I miss you, through the Romero House - yours. have been, but the greatest thing of all eating. I had so much energy because I friend. Your presence is clearly felt here, and, was he was a priest. He was my father. was so happy to see you. It really felt There. have been so many calls ironically as it seems, especially now In August of 1993, I moved into good when you would tell me over and and visits by people who loved you. that you have died. Some people are 3238 Vallejo St, Romero House. I over, "I'm so glad you're here." You would like to have seen the having a difficult time being in the didn't know then, but this would be the I really don't know where to begin. community, neighbors, coming into · house with so many who are finding greatest project I was involved in at I'm not sure where to end ... and the the street to comfort the students, to strength in those tears together and Regis University. There were all my middle is sort of fuzzy too. Vince, you bring food to the house and to be in great joy and gratitude that there is a new roommates: Jim, Patty, Chris, had such a huge impact on my life. It's the place where you were so alive. place called Romero House where we Alicia, Mylihn, and Fr. Vince. For this hard for me to believe that you are gone, For me, this has been a very can come to celebrate the Life of a was my new home. and I'm going to miss you. I'm going to humbling observation. You know that man who had the endurance to Fr. Vince was the director of miss you walking through the door with a my concern, oft times it was confront the administrative obstacles, Romero House and in a true sense was mouthful of sophistry and arms full of probably a criticism, has been that nay sayers, and burdens of developing our father. groceries. I'rn going to miss your silly Romero House should be more of an a place such as this. The Vince I knew could make soup blue hat. And I'm going to miss the way integrated member of the And so as more people arrive from hell. There he was in the kitchen you cheerfully wobbled while you neighborhood. My concern was that today, I need to leave this letter and making up soup in about three pots and inspired me to pray, work, and live for the students were living at an off move into the mode of the they were al filled to the top. That's justice. It will be difficult not having campus house and performing service administrative assistant to the Romero OK because Vince still had about ten your rosy countenance around here--one in a community where they were as House. I think perhaps you would call pounds of vegetables to put in and that would give Saint Nick a run for his foreign to the community as the me your "donnet." But before I leave Ester Mills said they would all go in! money. But you truly had more gifts to community was to them. I have today, i'll place 'my hand on your He could make soup from water and bear. learned, however, that this pillow and say another prayer. It will rocks if he had wanted to. Do you remember when we sat in observation was grossly inaccurate. not be a prayer for'you, though. It will This man of 72 years had the your room in April? We were talking To see the way that people talk, not be a prayer for me that you will always mind of a 21 year old college student. abou\-\ne possibi\ity of me becoming only of you. but the students and the remain with me, somehow, someway. He did everything with us: parties, ice House Manager. You told me to reflect changes they have brought to the fishing, concerts, cooking, cleaning, and pray on it and call you in a couple of community has dramatically shifted Peace Vince, Jaimie shopping, and driving like a race car weeks. If it's all right with you, I'd like Continued on page 8 to make that my prescription for daily life. When we found you Friday morning, you were praying, weren't you? That was your way--I'll miss that too. I'm doing okay, but occasionally I SOUL FOOD: A Spiritual Journey hear you talking to me and I get so by Fr. John Vowells, S.J. confused. I have never felt this kind of After the liturgy, I asked them what was the secret of sadness before. After I said goodbye to The subject of relationships is certainly their long marriage, and the woman said, "Well, I you for the last time, I walked through taking a beating lately. If you watch the soaps need him, and he needs me, and so we figured out our chapel. That's where you said that and talk shows, you hear all these peopie early on how not to drive each other crazy." people had been praying like this as East spilling their guts about what's wrong with their This couple spoke simply and beautifully about became West, and West would soon lives. They talk about real problems and what it means to be in a true, healthy relationship, the become East again. I missed you when I dysfunctions that get in the way and even type of relationship that Jesus in the Gospel wanted so walked through there. I was driving sabotage the way we relate to others. When you much to protect. They knew that being in a down 38th Avenue the day after I said listen to those people on TV, you can get relationship means to give, to respond to others in a goodbye to you, and I missed you. I sat depressed. You begin to wonder if anyone can meaningful way, not because you always want to, but up at 3:00 in the morning and looked at enter into a healthy relationship these days. because the other person needs you to. When you your car parked next to mine, and I One rather odd way that Jesus addressed this problem give, you stand by someone, continually offering compassion, missed you. was by talking about divorce, which is the end of a forgiveness and love, even when they fail, even when they are Marshall misses you too. He's taking relationship. In the gospel, Jesus very strongly prohibits not perfect. To give means investing time and effort, doing the it pretty hard. He said that you "went to divorce; it simply won't be tolerated. But he didn't make hard work of maintaining a relationship and recommitting sleep in Romero Home on Thursday night the pronouncement just to be difficult and make life yourself every day. and woke up in the presence of God." it harder for everyone. Jesus was no dummy; he had eyes. But that's not all. Being in a relationship also means to was so beautiful it hurt. People back then had bad relationships, too. But Jesus accept, to receive the love and concern of someone with It was really hard for me to tell my wanted to get at something deeper. He wanted to challenge the people never to forget what should be the humility and grace. People are sometimes hardpressed to dad ... you know he was the one who admit that they need others and more important, even to introduced us. When I was sixteen, I basis and support, not just for marriages, but for all believe that they are worth someone's affection. Being open never dreamed that I would have to tell relationships. WE NEED SPECIAL PEOPLE IN OUR and vulnerable is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of trust my dad that "my friend died today." I LIVES TO MAKE US WHOLE. and hope. When you accept, you give up controlling couldn't get the words out, Vince,it was Relationships have to be based on some kind of equality and mutuality. And in this day and age, that's everything, of always being right, and instead, you stop and so hard. difficult. Look at television. The problems of the listen. If you were looking for a way to characters on "Melrose Place" or "Beverly Hills 90210" I loved talking to that couple because they taught me so bring the "gang" together, this did it. I are not that different from what real human beings much about living Jesus' message in the Gospel. And you might have suggested a few other experience everyday. When we commit ourself to know, I don't think what they had comes only with age. strategies, though. Every time I walk another as a friend or lover or spouse, we' re not just Wonderful relationships can happen to us! But you have to past your room, I look for you. You taking someone along. for a ride, someone we can just work at it. should be making a list on your drop off when we're bored. Their lives make a claim on Each day, let us be grateful to God for the special computer, writing a letter, or taking a us, which can be scary because you never know what to relationships we have been given. Let us remember those nap. You entered my life ten years ago, people whom we love and cherish. And let us pray for them and you will never leave. Why did you expect. When I worked at a parish in Oakland, California, I and us, that we never forget how important they are in our have to go so soon .. .l really miss you. attended a 60th anniversary mass for an elderly couple. lives. Page 4, Highlander, October 19, 1994 Entertainntent&Features Lakeside Scream Street: A Howling Good Time Scream Street will set you up as soon as Enchanted Castle, a special experience for house has a panic button that in tum leads by "Nad" Stocker you get there. the youngsters located next to the "The­ to a light on the map. If something were & Timothy H. Louie Jim then reminded us that all pro­ Entertainment Editor ater of Doom." The Enchanted Castle is to happen in the room, an actor presses ceeds go to the March of Dimes for Birth not meant to scare little children, but to the button, and the light coresponding to Defects. Last year over 40,000 people Scream Street is in its 13th year teach them things and give them the the room will light up on the map. The came to Scream Street and over $200,000 running and the "Theater of Doom" is haunted house experience. With its Fairy Security Dispatcher in front of the map was raised for the March of Dimes. This this year's theme. Last year's "tour" was Tale motif, the Enchanted Castle is a real dispatches a team that immediately goes year's goal is to raise over $225,000. definitely beaten by this year's crew. treat, and if you go say "hello" to into the house to handle the situ­ We highly recommend going to Some of the movies highlighted in this "Smerlin the Wizard" for us. ation. Scream Street as soon as possible. When year's lineup are: Psycho, Aliens, and The Scream Street staff was very co­ We Tim gets really scared, he falls down and Poltergeist. The props and art that were operative and made sure that we expe­ how takes some people with him. Last year in Scream Street are incredible. The tal­ rienced the haunted house in at Scream Street he fell eight times. Not ented actors work hard to scare the socks only did he beat last year's record of fall­ off you and they know what they are doing. I (Tim) was even told, "Hey Lou, were · ing down, but this time he also rolled down a couple of ramps. The defending why don't ya get out of here, you're they scared!" One of the characters also had helpful, champ in haunted houses will be a real the nerve to tell us, "Get away from us but they hard act to follow. On a scary scale of 1 you freak!" If you would have seen this were in­ you to 10, 10 being the highest, Tim and I guy, I'm telling you that I was not the teresting as g 0 give it a really frightening 10. freak. If you are brave enough to go, you well. After to Scream Admission to Scream Street is $6, will be tricked and treated to one hell of going through Street, do not go but if you bring in empty cardboard a scare. the house, we looking for these buttons. twelve pack of Pepsi, you will get a two All in all, the trek through the "The­ received V.I.P. The buttons are for your safety as for one admission. Scream Street is lo­ ater of Doom" takes thirty minutes, but well as that of the other patrons. Plus we cated in Lakeside Mall, by Gart Sports, for us, after an hour of screaming, fall­ opera­ were told that they were hidden and only on the back side of Lakeside. ing (yeah, we mean you, Tim), and gen­ tions, Jim, said that Scream Street is the actors know where they were. An­ erally freaking out, we finally made it the safest and scariest house in the city, other added safety feature is that para­ Entertainment Editor's Note: I wish to the end. Each time we began to gather "Most haunted houses in the city are medics are always stationed at the en­ Nad, Amy, and Jay best of luck on recov­ our wits, a new demon, monster, or freak mostly show. Ours on the other hand, is trance of Scream Street. (Not that you ering from the injuries that I inflicted on of nature would spring from the dark­ one that works extra hard to scare you. would get a heart attack and need medi­ them. I thank Dan, for helping me to ness to get the adrenaline to flow once Let's face it, you are paying to get cal attention, or anything like that...) stand up. I thank E.J. for announcing my again. Through twists, turns and many scared." Then we (the Highlander Staff) were name to all the demons and freaks of craftily designed rooms of horror, the After going behind the scenes, we told that everyone the entire Scream nature, so they could refer to me as Lou. "Theater of Doom" always kept us on were shown noi only:aow safe Scream Street staff are volunteers. Over one hun­ And most importantly I would like to our toes (or for some of us, flat on our Street is, but why. The Security Dis­ dred volunteers put in at least 1400 hours thank everyone at Scream Street for a butts). patcher sat in front of a map of the entire of service total. If you are interested in most enjoyable time. And on a final note, If you are bringing a little brother/ house. When we as]&~d:what the map was volunteering, go to Scream Street imme­ Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! ! ! sister or even cousin take them into the for, we were told that every room in the diately or call 692-0011. The staff at •••••••••••••••••••• Billy Joel Rocks McNichols Arena Thursday Thrills: by Tom Lastrom Life," and "Only the Good Die Young." sonally, I love his classic tunes. Not only Gotta Beef? Entertainment Reporter His classics were not the only songs were the songs a treat, but Joel gave the by Jen Jahnke that Joel presented to the large audience. audience a taste of his humor. He thanked Staff Reporter On October 11, Denver was the stop He played "River of Dreams" and "Good the audience for all the flowers that were PAC Correspondent on Billy Joel's River of Dreams tour. It Night My Angel" from his latest CD. thrown on stage in a female voice, and has been approximately four years since Also, he sang "We Didn't Start the Fire" he shared a story that dated back to his In case you are wondering what PAC Joel visited the Mile High City, so the and "I Go to Extremes." He finished the high school days. There were two major is in charge of, here is a rundown of what large crowd was in for a treat. show by giving a wonderful rendition of drawbacks to the show. One was the only we have done this semester. PAC is in Joel didn't waste any time in play­ "Piano Man." song he played off his CD An Innocent charge of Thursday Thrills, the JFK lec­ ing his older music, which brought him If you are a fan of Joel's classics, this Man was "Innocent Man." The other was ture, the Heritage Square trip, Paintball the fame and fortune he enjoys today. was the concert to see. Most of the songs that he didn't warn the audience that it Wars, and the Comedy Sports event. We Songs such as "Pressure" and "New York he played were from his older recordings. was the end of the show. These two draw­ have been very happy with the turnout State of Mind" led off the two-hour per­ He simply scratched the surface of his backs were very minor. Overall the show at these events, but recently there have formance. Among the classics that were new material; he knows what he is fa­ was awesome. I give the show four stars been some concerns about some local played include: "Allentown," "My mous for, and that's the older songs. Per- out of five possible. bands that people would like to hear and see. I will be scheduling the spring semes­ Return of the May-fairs: A Book Revie-w ter of Thursday Thrills within the next month, and I would appreciate the help by Amy Proctor with Lasher, the spirit made flesh. Fans will enjoy finding out of the student body. I will be creating an Entertainment Reporter if the two star-crossed lovers can overcome their past history. evaluation/survey that I will hand out Just so yo don't think that burying Lasher was the end of during lunch on November 4. I urge you Anne Rice fans rejoice!!! The goddess of horror has re­ spiritual influence, I will tell you that Mona becomes preg­ to take the time to fill this out even if leased the third book in the series of the Mayfair witches, and nant, and her baby is growing at an astounding speed. you haven't been to very many Thrills. The Taltos may be the best so far. As you recall from Lasher, Unlike Lasher, The Taltos will only make sense to those If you are not going, then there must be Rowan and Michael survived the battle with Lasher and people who have followed the series. Anne Rice has created a a reason, and I want to know why. Emaleth. The Taltos begins where Lasher ended--the Mayfairs wonderful world of suspense, murder, and intrigue. I strongly There are a couple of things you have banded together to pull Rowan out of her stupor, and encourage you to read all three of the novels about the Mayfair should keep in mind when you fill this Mona Mayfair has become the heiress to the Mayfair legacy. witches. You will find the stories fascinating, and because of survey out: Those of you who haven't read the first two books are Rice's attention to detail, you will also learn the history of 1) Thoughtful suggestions and con­ wondering what I'm talking about, and those of you who have New Orleans. Rice writes her prose like poetry, and her stories cerns will be given my full attention, read them are wondering what will happen! Well, I can't tell keep the reader entertaine<;l and begging for more! Join mil­ statements such as "Thrills Sucks" will you what happens in the book, but I can tell you some inter­ lions of fans, and read her work. not. esting tidbits .... 2) We have a budget, therefore I can­ As you recall, the Talamasca was under suspicion in Entertainment Editor's Note: I would like to give a big not get bands such as Pearl Jam, U2, Lasher: doctors were killed, evidence disappeared, and Aaron personally thank you to Mrs. PrqcJor. I meant to say thank you Stone Temple Pilots, and Garth Brooks Lightner was excommunicated, or was he? The subversion in in person, but I have been very busy. Mrs. Proctor is by far one here. You will need to talk to the people the hallowed walls of the Motherhouse is revealed in The of the most depenable reporters on the Highlander Staff in charge of concerts for that. Taltos, and readers will be shocked to learn where the sub­ Book Reviews can be done on your free time, so if anyone If you would like to give me some version started. is interested in doing that type of reporting, call Tim at the suggestions before November 4, please And what of Rowan and Michael? You recall that in the Highlander office. bring it to the Campus Life Office, and last book, Rowan left her new husband for dead and ran off leave it in my mailbox. Thanks. •••••••••••••••••••• October 19, 1994 Highlander, Page 5

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SPORTS Regis Volleyball Triumphs Once Again by Stuart Foster seemed to provide much of the antici­ net for their set­ Sports Editor pated action that was promoted for the ter. St. Marie game. The fifth game (Regis's 9th fifth also stated that The Regis University Rangers volley­ game of the season) was a close game in the team served ball team began the second-half of their which the defensive superiority of the well in the sec­ season with a crucial win over the Air Rangers began to show. Regis had a sen­ ond game. The Force Academy last Wednesday. The sational finish, and won the game 15-13. score of the sec­ match was titled "the match of the year" "The team would prefer not to have ond game was by the athletic department, and indeed it the five-game matches, but because we 15-4. was a match that proved to be thrilling. have been there so often, we are confi­ In the Both teams went into the match nation­ dent with closing-out matches," Lavrisha third game, .the ally ranked, Regis #3 and Air Force #11. stated in a post-game interview. "For a Rangers took a flat match, the team still took care of quick 8-0 lead In the first game, Regis took care of business. Perhaps we were flat because and then pol­ business winning 15-10. In the second of mid-terms coming up, or just because ished off the game, Regis became a little flat and lost of the changing of the seasons." Lavrisha Pioneers with 13-15. Head Coach Frank Lavrisha stated also thought that junior Amy Hill played an almost error­ that the team should have been refreshed, defense well, along with the right-side less game. The but for some reason, they were out of it attackers Julie Deagan and Steff play of the in the first couple of games. The Rang­ Borgman. He was also very happy with game was when ers hit a low when they lost the third the attendance, especially by faculty and St. Marie made game 3-15. At that moment in the game, staff. an incredible many of the fans were beginning to won­ Last Friday night, the Rangers trav­ save with a der if the Rangers could pull through, as eled to the University of Denver, for an­ "pancake" dig they were down two games to one. other CAC match. The Rangers came out off of the floor, At that point, L.avrisha told his team of the match with three solid wins over and the Rangers that it was time to take care of the ball the Pioneers. In a post game interview went on to win Gordon Steward/ Highlander and get rid of the careless errors. He also with captain Renee St. Marie, she stated the point. D.U. Amy Hill blocks a fast ball from Airforce told them that they needed to go back that in the first game the Rangers had a made a small onto the court, walk tall, and play like few errors that sort of made it into a comeback, the team that they are. game, but still won 15-8. In the second scoring five points in a row. When the ness," said St. Marie. "We are ready for Larvisha's pep talk worked because game, the team took control and put the dust settled, Regis had won the third a second wind and ready to finish the sea­ the Rangers stormed back and won the Pioneers on the defensive because they game easily 15-5. son with a bang." fourth game 15-12. The fourth game were not getting their. passes up to the "Tonight was taking care of busi-

GUEST FACULTY COACH DR. ALICE REICH FEELS WOMEN'S SOCCER: THE EXCITEMENT OF REGIS VS. AIR FORCE µ,ss to New Mexic.o 'Prustrating'' by James Dougherty Sports Writer by Stuart Foster "Oh, I loved it." Dr. Reich has been "We know them as students, but to see Sports Editor elected to be a guest coach of the how great of athletes they are is amaz­ At the end of the first half it looked women's volleyball team several times ing." She believes that it is truly lucky pretty dismal for Regis. Up 1-0 at the Dr. Alice Reich's first response to the in her career here at Regis. ~he feels that. we have a women's team to represent beginning of the first half, New Mexico win over Air Force last Wednesday was, it is great to be a guest coach because, Regis in such an exciting sport. On vol­ was successful in bringing two fast leyball, Dr. Reich thinks that it is an in­ breaks up the field but was unsuccessful credible sport because it is fast and so in scoring. Goalie Shakira Anderson up and down. WHAT'S WRONG WITH REGIS SPORTS: stopped both of the fast breaks and When the match began last Wednes­ Athletic Direclor or Headi.Coach, blocked two other shots during the sec­ day, Dr. Reich's first thought was that it ond half, keeping New Mexico score­ One or The Other- Not Both was truly an honor to be with the team less. by Stuart Foster on the bench. "First the team was win­ Sports Editorial However, Regis was having a hard ning, then they were losing, and then they time getting things started. Although RU were winning again." She felt that be­ y.thats wrong with Regis sports? I'll tell you.<+Currently, we have an.4..D.I was able to bring the ball through New cause she was the guest coach she had a Head Coach in Tom Dedin. How can he do both jobs justice? I think that he is Mexico territory on several fast breaks, connection with the women in the quest to busy worrying about baseball and what he can do for baseball than what he they were rarely able to get off shots. to win the match. During the match, she can do for the entire population of Regis student athletes. I'm not stating that Passes between players seemed to be of also noted that several cadets were stand­ Dedin is a bad guy or that he can't do one job or the other; I merely think that it longer range and less control than usual, ing behind the team trying to show some would be nearly in:JJJpssible in todays world to have him do bo{IJ jobs at the making Regis largely ineffective offen­ type of intimidation factor. When she same time. sively. saw several Regis students sitting behind Here on campus I have heard many a times that Dedin is not a good athletic Nevertheless, Regis persisted and in the cadets, the intimidation factor was director and that all he cares about is baseball. Well, no matter how well he the last several minutes as Jenny O'Brien reversed, and she felt great that the stu­ does both of his jobs people will always think that he faPors baseball just be­ was able to run the ball up field twice to dents had stood up for their team.Dr. Ca!J:~f! he is the baseball coach. Ma11y people alrea1y thin~;,that baseball, by far; threaten New Mexico's lead. First, mak­ Reich also felt great joy because the has the best facility.on campus. Well they do and they are adding a second ing a pass inside Jenny followed the ball now women had come from behind and won. infield behind the softball field. How could one not look at that secondfield and although her pass was incomplete, Dr. Reich commented on Head Coach and"say, "Gee, I wonder who cam(! up with the idea to have a se..cond infield, she was able to get off a shot. Fruitless Frank Lavrisha stating that he was a su­ Dedin. " I know from my experience at all campus leadership retreats, that in her first attempt, Jenny drove the ball perior coach and individual. From Dr. many students wanted to put in a sand volleyball court. When they hear that the Reich's point of view, Lavrisha knows up field one last time successfully com­ baseball team is getting a new infield, weii congrats are in order for Dedin, he pleting a pass to Amy Giltner who nearly what is important in life and in school. got something he needed for his baseball. team. The guy cannot win in this During the middle of the game, stated scored. Having been deflected from the situation. Reich, Lavrisha's son came up to the goal post, the ball made it's way back to Finally, there are no other A.D.!Head Coaches left in irie Colorado Athletic bench and asked his daddy if he knew Jenny who again made the delivery. This Conference. There are definitely no Division I schools left with a single person that dragonflies could fly 50 miles per time Amy 'headed' the ball into the doing both jobs. There useti to be other schools in.t,f)ur conference fUCh asJ).U. hour. Instead of blowing up at his child, goalie's hands. The crowd celebrated that had a assistant hockey coach also be the athletic director. The volleyball Lavrisha simply said that was great. Dr. for a moment before realizing that Regis' CO~fh over at D.U. stated.. that it did,>~ot work out. Now t~~t D.U. . has just Reich remarked, "Frank has his head on attempt had been blocked. separate p~~itions, they are caught'up in cb'mputer age, linked to tfie rest df the straight." Katie Crespo described the game as campus and the A.D. does a job that everyone thinks is great. I know that Regis Overall, Dr. Reich felt like she had a "frustrating" as indeed it was for the fans doe'$~'t have.the rriJ!ney mal{,er that D.U. lJa3 in hpckey, but it seems we could great time as guest coach, and she can­ as well as the players. Due to losses by perhaps find the money somewhere to create two positions. not wait until she can do it again. other teams, however, Regis is still in $0 in the end, I think that it is too hard for one person to be doing the job of contention to qualify for the CAC pro­ two. Nothing again1t Dedin, but I think that he should choose one,"or the. other. vided that they win the rest of their five games. October 19, 1994, Highlander, Page 7

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staring goalkeeper Derek Dilts was more vocal leader. Goat's contributions "Goal To Goal'' forced play in the field, leaving Sean to this year's team include Rice Krispies HIGHLANDER by Matt McDowell "Meaty Train" Rich to make save after treats before games, oranges at half time, miraculous save. Dilts receives the ball and bedtime stories during road trips. His Athlete of the Week & Derek Scarth deep in the defensive third. As the clouds swank-like quickness in the infield is NAME: Carlos Prado roll in and the rain begins to pour, Dilts what keeps us from killing him as he in­ How-dee-doo-dee sports fans, wel­ SPORT: Men's Soccer takes off down the sideline beating the sists on sleeping with the light on. Mike come to another edition of Goal to Goal. AGE: 25 Brazilian defenders with David "Package" Parisi can vouch for that. You may recognize some R.U. Soccer MAJOR: International Business and Copperfield-like magic. He sees ESPN's On behalf of the R.U. men's team, stallions around campus these days. We Spanish Keith Olbermann on the sidelines yell- we would like to congratulate the R.U. are finally back from our long road trip HOMETOWN: Bogota, Columbia ing, "They're not gonna get him." After women's soccer team for their success opening for the Rolling Stones. And boy beating all 10 opposing-field players, he this year. Our sister sport is currently hav­ can they swank. On behalf of the entire HOBBIES: Listening to music, Party­ has his one-on-one, his mano a mano, a ing the best season in their history, in part team, we would like to extend our sin­ ing joust among~~~"~~~~...,...,.~~~~...,...,.~~~~~ because of cere apology to all of our loving, caring, modern their corner- understanding, and by far the best pro­ FAVORITE CLASS: Business Policies d a y kick arsenal, and Strategies fessors this side of the Mississippi, for knights, low-fat yogurt missing so many classes. Yes, the mighty FAVORITE PROF: Roger Martin with the diet, and post- Mississippi, the old Mississippi, the old Brazilian practice cin- GREATEST STRENGTH: Finishing man, deep river. (What you haven't seen g o a 1 - ema outing. Va cation?) To show our appreciation for keeper, We all love GREATEST WEAKNESS: Defense all professors of R.U. soccer players, we Claudio The Lion King. cordially invite you for a cigar and lob­ Pofanel. Best of luck ster dinner at Athletic Director Tom FAVORITE ASPECT OF SOCCER: From 12 ladies, and GO Scoring a goal Dedin's house this Sunday. No R.S.V.P. yards BRON- needed, he knows your coming. out, Dilts COS!!!! FAVORITE TEAM TO PLAY About our trip to the Cactus State last flicks the Quote of the AGAINST: Ft. Lewis week, Phoenix is nice this time of year. ball up over his head and bicycles a shot Week: Upon arriving at the Sky Harbor New Paragraph. into the upper v with Pele like charisma. baggage claim in Phoenix, Tommy POST GRADUATE PLANS: Work While speaking to ESPN' s The 75,000 sell out capacity crowd goes "Gun" Gilhooly was having a problem with a company either based in the U.S. "Swamie", Chris Berman, over the week­ into wild ecstasy as the R.U. team wheels locating his bag, resulting in the follow­ or in South America as a consultant end, we were asked to submit our ESPN away Dilts in triumph, filming 'Tm go- ing quote: "Swank! I can't find my bag. Sports Center highlight. After hours of ing to Disneyland" commercial after Is that mine? Is that mine? That one, is LAST MOVIE SEEN: "Indecent Pro­ deliberation, we fantasized the follow­ commercial. That's our Sports· Center that mine? I said is that mine? ..." posal" ing. Christie Brinkley, Kathy Ireland, fantasy. GO BRONCOS!! Rachel Hunter, and a box of powdered This week's EYE ON LONE I'm Derek and I'm Matt PET PEEVE: Talking behind people's donuts .. .Oh wait, wrong fantasy. OK, RANGER profiles Billy "Goat" Childs. And Thank You For Your Support back here's the right one. The score is 1-1 with One of the most wonderful Cracker Jack just under 30 seconds to play (Regis vs. surprises, tatoo and all, the team received Note: Derek and Matt's fanclub is IDEAL VACATION GETAWAY: On a Brazil). Due to a shoulder separation, this year has been the play of this sopho- now accepting mail. beach in Columbia with a blonde Ameri-

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