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:>^ Cats Edge George Bj rat SEBMMU of m uppiirclaaaaMUii, honaa. Hm Searlat Kwfalrtf aaa UNIVERSITY. .VILLANOVA PA January 26, 1979 It WW e llttli^ pvelucto for Uw Vbt6point land in tha aacond half with othar alaftafa fatam from tha Budget Stalled; ralliad from a tiiaha point daficit awiatanpa from Brian Magid, who 1877-78 J^utgwa taam that in tlia tint half, tuiitd ahaad in connactad on five field goal at- fiiuahad third in tha NIT. Thay tha final twanty minutaa. naver tampta in tha game — all from '1' ara 8-7 aanior forward Abdal An- ralinqaialiad tha laad, and in- twHity feet or more. Villanova daraon and 6^ junior gnard Rod- craaaad thair racord to 4 and battled to tie the.gama at 61-61 m My Dunoan, a nativa Philadal- with a'?!^?! win owar the Gaovfe Lincoln and Sparrow took ad- Ion Blamed Coloniab. ^amtage of the Colonial'a akar guards. Than,- with 12:43 By MARIANNE LAVEULE revenue and placea to cut expendi- The Senate Budget Committiee haa remaining in tha game, co-captain Villanofva'a fana in tha GW Smith Can- firat azpoaura at the turea," ha said. met several times, and will meet 47QP Rory Sparrow completed a three I tar watehad aa Georfe Waahing- Palestra this season will take Because the Administrative not venture to say again in about two weeks, but "un- Wildcats never Clay would point play and the place on IViaaday, t *ton crept to within one point with Dacambar 12; at Budget Committee cannot what cuta or coat increaaes may be til the budget is in some sort of or- looked back. 9:00 pim. whan tha four minutea left. Then, pressure Princeton presently appropriate the money implemented to remedy the der," said Clay, there ia not much Tigers will be in oppoaition. Prin- 'Ai.. free-throw shooting 1^ guards to meet expenses, the University budget, but he affirmed, "We can't to be done. "You can waste a lot of Ciaorge Waahington loat Tom ceton graduated three of five atar- Rory Sparrow and Steve Lincoln budget for the fiscal year ending have all the services without the time working on whi^ ia not the Tata and Mike Samson, two senior ters h ata^ off the desperate Coioniala. frooi laat year'f 17 and 9 May 31, 1980 will not be-prepared income. We either get more in- final draft," he said. startera, in the second half squad. On^ 6-7 senior It resembled last year's thrilling forward- for the Senate until "March, or come or cut services. Probably If the budget appears before the because of fouls. Villanova, al- center Bob Roma and 6-11 senior later," said in March, it will precede f' 60-58 laat second Villanova victory Dean Alvin Clay, there will be increases all along Senate though no player fouled out, w« center Tom Young return with in WMhington, D.C. The dif- chairman of the Senate Budget tha lii|a, and cuts all along, the the important tenure reports by in serious foul trouble in the final any valid starting ference in this year's game was experience. All »5.B0.^ CommittOe. line." the Senate Faculty Affairs Com- ten minutes when Alex Bradlay, in all, the team's greater depth. Last it should ba a.challanging 'The Administrative Budget mittee and the Senate Rank and Aaron Howard, and Hory Sparrow According >to City, inflation Saturdi^p year for head coach Pete Carril Comtnittee is having difficulty get- Tenure Committee, alao due by Villanova used nine poaea tha problem. "Fixed coata each had to pass up valuable play- and his Tifn>s.^ ting tha budget in balance," said players during the course of the 9.337,400 3,004.000 and the Marcli meeting. ing time due to four fouls. 125.000 123.000 went up. Utility coets went up, game, all contributing to the Wild- Clay. Tha firat draft of tha budget, Laat year, the budget waa 343,000 423.000 aocial aecurity taxea went up sub- Washing- 1.370,000 1,213.000 handed to tha Senate Committee discuBsad in Senate on February cat comeback. George still have is.ooo. 54,« stantiaUy," he said. "We ton, on the other hand, failed to Rory Sparrow scored a team in Dacambar, waa not balanced. 10. *niiat ia becauae tha firat draft ^ w*.aoo 2f4.000 to heat the buildinga, and still ^ atone for the absences of high twenty points for Villanova, 33.000 *Thtttp are not enough reaour- of the budget was balanced," said • IS have to pay the government," he 6-8 forward Tom Glenn, who frac- followed by Aaron Howard with 18 For Ind caa to covar aiapancfituraa," aaid Cli^. hiMjim said. ' tured hia hand in practice, and 6-4 pointa (14 in the first half). George Clay. "The administratioo ia Cli^ aaid that there ia a chance Tha Inter-Collegiate Ameteur Sophomore Anthony TufarieU (ffMHOD). ••••••••• After tha Adminiatrativa guard Bob Lindsay, who suffered a Washington's Mike Zagardo led trying to find placaa of incraaaad the budget will not ba completed By NATE COOfER Athletic Aaaociation of America was tha IC4A oonlarance rum Budget Committaa complataa tha ^- slightly torn ligament in the knee all scorers with 24 points, but he by March. If nacaaaary, an I The "boards" are slowly, but (IC4A) champion, Tim Dale, IC4A up in the 600.- -. budget, thay will aend it to tha early in the first half. was held to four points in the extranaoua meeting adll be called surely being re-erected behind the runner-up John Bums, the ver- Keith Brown and Dana Shell Senate Bodgat Committee, who second half, a significant reason "But I have a feeling it will be stadium signaling the start of satile Jimmy Flynn and con- will be a threat in the 60. will prepare it for the Senate floor. r.,;l; said Clay. Villanova for the Wildcat win. finiahed before April," was a cold shooting another indoor track and field ference tripte jump chanq) Nate Graves and couaifl Willie Sym -^ team in the opening minutes and campaign for the Wildcats. When Coopei hopos to end their college adda depth in the sprints wt fell behind the Colonials 29-17, as Villanova is now 1 and in classes resume in mid-January the careers with three straight IC4A Dean ChiMa and Chris Shafe 6-10 center Mike Zagardo took E.A.A. competition and their next season- will have been well un- team titles. Paul Regan, Rick gives stjpength to the longer dii control on the offensive boards. league challenge comes against derway. And what does another in- Kissell and John Kelley round out tancas. Steve Hartf<»rd and Mi Villanova's Aaron Howard, a Rutgers on Saturday, December 9, door B^aaon YuAd in store for the departing seniors. Morris are improving in the ' freshman showing the poise and at 3:00 p.m. in the Villanova Field- Coach "Jumbo" Elliott, his 44th, Junior Don Paige went un- vault. Tha year should be filU i^; and his heralded stable of studs? defeated in the 1000 last seaaon with pleaaant aurprisaa. Another amference title and becoming the IC4A and NCAA On tha evening of Dscambar 23, ipaakera, a turntable, The Lehigh Development Mee^ ^thaaa are hi^ turn-over Itaina. It^i and a com- the national champ. Derrek Harbour was the will an intruder entetad^Auatin llall plete stereo maybe championship be held thia Saturday a^ amazing what waah't touched. The system were taken. that they came within one dis- conference runner-up in the 400 Bethleham, Pa. The through a window, forcibly en- Muhammc aame type of items were taken Similar to the Austin theft, only qualified mile relay team last in- meters and the long jump. He was Ali Invitational tered rooms on the third flocnr, and at LoQg Bead. from each room and nothing else stereo equipment was taken and removed aiarao equipment. The door season? also a NCAA finalist in tha 440. California on January 6 is the first waa disturbed." the thief appeared to be familiar Yes. It is a team with lots of meat of the indoor attempted burglary was aban- season. A precautionary security With campus security and main- possibilities. The team have ten doned, however .since all meaaa of meaaura of locking and chaining tenance routines. Cunnane, AU-American returning from the exit ware securely chained and all doors and entrances was however, discounts the idea that a previous indoor and outdoor cam- unable to be opened. Watercats Lose To responsible for thwarting the burglary ring could be operating paign. Now add to that Kenyan According to Captain Cunnane, buiglary. "We had everything on campus. Amos KipKorir, a transfer from chief of security, four stereo locked up so nobody could get in Cunnane promises that security Allegheny Community College, receivers, three turntables, two East Stroudsburg or out," Cunnane noted. He measures will remain strict and speakers, and one T.V. were who is a:4:00.2 miller and has ran that the timing who took believes, however, future burglaries will be dealt 2:11 in the 1000. Irishmen John By BETH WHITE second place. Lawerance recovered in the hidlway. An in- and choice of locatidh for the at- with harshly. triumphed "We*re serving . Hunter comes to the Main Line The Watercata suffered a sur- in the 50 yard freestyle, ventory of the rooms disturbed grabbing tempted robbery points to a notice to whoever is involved in with 1:50 800 meters to his credit prising loss to a strong East first place with a time d\ revealed that stereo equipment student or an insider as the this, that if it continues, someone Stroudsburg State swimming and 21.9 aeconda. waa the only item disturbed while and Mike Eni^and hails from burglar. Eric ignored. All will get hurt. Furthermore, if PitUburgh with a 1:52.3 half diving team last Saturday by a 33 Wenger won the 1000 yardj other valufliiles were Burglaries have plagued the anyone is caught, they wiU be lap. point margin, 40-73. fi'eestyle in 9:56.2, giving the items were recovered and no items Canadians Kevin Dillion and over vacation periods in 1 'l campus Watercata their reported missing by prosecuted to the fullest extent of I,- Earl has The Watercata won only five of taily other vic- have been Rob has recorded 3:46.1 the past. Over the Christmas tory. ex- the law and it makes no difference and 3:49.8 in the 1500 meters re- the eleven evanta, including both Austin residents. Cunnane holidays last year, Simpson Hall whether that person is an outsider diving events. Co-captains Kevin The team was too confident plained, **Thare is a market for spectively. Dillion is 1:52.2 in the was burglarized and four stereo because or a student." 800 and Earl's 8:07.4 in the 3000 Quinn and Eric Wenger com- going into the meet because we stereos and turntables didn't meters makes them a flexible pair. mandU freahman Steve Tue for think thay could beat us. Peter Carroll a walk on from winning the one mater required Only the divaft; did well, scoring divas twalva pointa said 4'i New Jersey has ran 1.52 in the half and placing third in the op- for'the team," .^3 mile. David Caaaidy threw the tional divea, an outstanding ac- co-captaina Wengsr and (j^ina Nuclear Energy Debated ahot 69 feet m a schoolboy in Mid- compliahment since this was The team ia working ayan harder way, Masaachuaetta. Brian Dalatri Tua'a first collage meet. Ted for Thuradi^s meat at Mon- By ANTHONY ONOFRIETTI> technology of nuclear power. In- Mike O'Brien, also a sophomore Klingss won the optional divaa mouth, who will be *'an even w» the New Jersey state champ off spon- A nuclear energy forum, teresting statistics were displayed economics mi^or, added, "I found in that event, both are a welcome the three mater board and placed tougher oppot^ant than East sored by the Engineering Joint as to the safety of nuclear power addition to a weak field team. third in the required divaa. Stroudaburg, The team's morale is it very interesting, especially Dr. Council and tha Energy Education plants in the environment. These Sophomore Tom Popdan won up^ and wa are cotrntiing on a vic- Witzig's presentation, which waa Adyiaory Council of PECO, was figures showed that less than one the 100 yard freestyle evant by tory, Saturday whan the team excellent. Dr. Fielder's insighU bald iMt Tuaaday night in St. in taro billion fatalities have been four-tentha of a aacond, beating awiras againat Gaorje Wahsington into the possible conflicts of in- Maiya auditorium. Many noted attributed to nuclear energy freahtean Cameron Laweaanca, Unhparaity nt pW. were also very enlight- in terests ssparta the held addreased an planU. :^ ening. belief in nuclear power awlience of cfvtr 300 people. My ,-J>r. John. Fielder of ViUanova's a aolution to the energy "Difr purpoae of the ppogranT M. philosopl^ department waa one of problem was reinforced." arai to maka tha studanta mora four reapondants at 't'P\ I the energy hit .af how aw uaa nuclaar awM forum. The other guest speakers in- waargy,** atatad Paul Egitto, senior cluded Dr. Fred Hopkins, chair- fti^ Bearing and of **Thera ia a conflict of interest major member man >of the Energy Edhication tha between the people who aat Council; and Dr. George nuclear energy and Tha aany spaakars included Dr. atandarda for Pickering, aaaociate professor of careers and life- Wiliam PoUined, former executive tha fact that their social ethics at the University of dhpaator' of Oahcadge Aasociated styles af* dependant upon the in- Detroit Univaraitiaa, who pteaented a view stittttion of nuclear power," atated The other members of the of the thaology of nuclear power. Fielder. penel, representing Villanova Uni- "We may view nuclaar energy as On aaaaaaing the value of the veraity, were Dr. James Cleary, either a ourae or ^ Massing," foeum, aaphnmare economics vioa-praaidant for Academic Af- stated Pollard. "If wa try tolaaaan mi^' Robert Monteerrat atatad, faire; Dr. Arthur Crabtree. tha ourae, let us not forgot tha im- "OrifiBaUy, I waa agaittst nuclaar profaaaor. raligieua stiidiea; Dr. pdrtanoe of retainiag the Naw, hawaaar^'-I raaliaa we Edwtfd McAaaay. proleeaor. bhaaii^" no othir viahle allamativa to naohanical aaginaaring; and Dr. Dr. Warrah Witiig of Pann- tha lyrgy ahortage and wa muat Barnard Pruaak, profaaaor. i|fh«MiiU 8U*a Unhartity paovidad to tha 0—plix iwmnmk laUgiaus studiat. < I I I I t I • r 1

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Ahhoui^ the decision to ordain women as priests would have to T^TS^l whtra the jrecondttation I By Wf. RAY MOOON OJJL come from the Pope, in com- of the penitent ia done with Jsaus is a haaWr. Hew maoy munion with the Bishops, there ia - enonymity. But, incraaaingiy more omen Priests scenaa hi the life of Chriat sprhig some indication that the Catholic aad more paopla are takhig ad- to mi^d whan we think afiaaua ar Bishops are more than ever aware vantagi of a ''roooi of reconcilia- healer7 Luka'a vereion of tha Good tion." TItia provides a more of the iasuaa and may begin to Newa telle o( Jeaua curing Mason's ralatisd attnosphere which ia hope- liaten mere attentively to the niothar-il»>law. drivipgHvU apiriU Heretical Acceptabie? fully conducive to diacuaaion and voice of women in their church. Or from a man poaaaaaed,' fleaiiaing tha sorting out of one's lilSs with a lepera, healing paralytica, Dr. apiritual director. Ratigan ia preaently teach- reatoring a fnan'a wMiiarad hand, Hare at tha Unhwraity both ing a courae at Villanova called Well« hste we an^ beds at 0aod el' avlmfhr Wp iriiare wii action jfod maqy manor other incidents of Sy CAROL GOUlPAKl typea of confeaaion are available. "Women in Judaeo Christian asNl iihsie ymv Maodi natar alop lallfaiig yell aliaiit wh^ compaaaion and care. A Aot 6mi» iOKf Mfltf wAtfe <^ Noonday oonfaaaiona are provided Tradition." The courae preaenta Ihay hadl whan yea kaoar all tha fiMa Ikagr staytd honi It waald, however, be the height i0om«i abcp, <^ 9artk thaU tUep. Wedneaday, and some contemporary imues and and waited fcr t|pa BMrfhnan to ooom every 4iy ao thay eoold inliree|il on Tueaday, Btd luUnl We ^re waking up and of folly to tidnk that Jeaua' con- man- teeches the student to deal with the frndM ... don't you loae H whan you find out tiMt tiMk kid Aa^ aant Thuraday in the traditional our §iater ufiU cern aa haalar waa limited to hk rimngandaoon find ner. A "room of reconciliation" ia' "Linguistic Sexism" in the use of year accoontiac prof a Chrialmaa canl atill get a C . ...NoartlMKyna'ie hiatorical pieaence in Palaatine hmr tirtngth, Tht earth-moving open Monday thru Thuraday from modem language. hack ait aehoal, yen can finaUy fDe away tlMee bhia and radM^li to some two thoueand years ago. We day ia htrt. We women wake p.in. until 5 p.m. to provide an gp:ve . . . 3 year motiiar you but bow yen can break out tlia aair hiam know, in feet, that part of God'a move in fire. opportunity for an extended con- beat frland gve yon ... in peat years, Bndhwg naidiBis looked forward plan WW to allow Jeaua' work to Alia BoearthrCampbell, spiritual to Vlfa flilrinm hrmk, whap tfaay Oeold frt a break. ftem Uta tA veraation on peraonal Kifiactntal Drieet contimia in hia community wliich INFLATION growth. The place of reconcilia- BEAT coUafa, but Ihia year they coaUki*t tell tha diflbrenee . . . Doea anyona '^ft r—i rt'Vi i ^cTi rr\ cA^o oootrovertial we call ''church." On tha evening ^ A and much dia- tion in either case is located at the FAMOUS BRANDS haive any Nmt Yanr'fe leeolnliona left timt haven't been brokMi . . ataaed quaatioo of hia Resurrection Jeaua ap- today ia tha cr- rear of the main chapel. < $MMfiaMidm.^M aiwallng of January 1, we naturally have to mention the kfMlMrf • • dinatioo of woman. Spaaking peared to hia diciplea and said, All of ua from time to time need ^•99 BalaJaH«s %-99 ievih PhflpidtpMa^ version at, ewU, we've not ettctly aura irtiat . > . aothoritathaly, tha National Cod- "1^ peace I give to you; whoee to seek spiritual healing from our Wittithto ad — Oftor •yty 2-1frjr9 bed weadMT iarc«d poatpenaoMnt of the parade until January 6^ tha day VASEY THEATRE sine you forghw are raswvs to fnraiioa ol Cathotic Biabopa they forgiven, noany faults Wb ns 'UM HmM ^MMaSM. of tlM IfWiiiniin and failingi. Jesus of- Naiie IkiMt game, forcing WJiatili—wrs ftns to wheae sine you retain they are (NCCB) hat annooiifcad it will **aD- fers us a special opportunity to $18 make a tough daeiaion —r wiiera to go to aee tlM beat eeoica . . . Vlfa FRTE oourafi furthar atudy and diacua- retained." It{waa an Easter gift to UHaataporttoieplneerhainhni^fa^— seek his healing power in this aittiiyhythe^afadowsintfasWt his followers that through the boqts ANNOUNCES aioo of the ordination of woman." scaramental and waftchiog people aUp and lUl way. Perhaps there on tiw ice that RIalulaMUBea ahould healing grace of penance we^ould Tha NCCB raport ia not drfinitiva are faith questions on your mind, 8H0EWAR Dir. Vkgliiia BaliiHi, have cleared ofny . . . dont you hake it whan you have to ait t|uroui|i a - $5.99 • Low Wally - $17.99 and admita that "the be reco6cUe4 with God. Clarfcs quaation of or moral conflicts which need - $28.99 • Ofof clam in ahoas that are aoakad f^om that puddle in front of nithij that • Adidas • Bull-Hide SPRING SEASON ordaining ia old Throughouf the course of - $13.99 Up • Danner • Carolina women an one in Another resolution — perhaps there is a CIpos argumept ia that Jeaua of women's rese ce you can foal tha mud in your aocks ... Ed Gatssp ths varsity siHauniiii the church." p n in the history Uiis sign, or -sacrament (a Hiker - $29.99 • Base - $7.99 • Penny chose only need to reform your life and ac- men to be hia apoatlea, Ci^holic Ordained Miniatry." coach, ia thinking of covering MsaM VkU with plfatk for a oaw racing Loafer e Evans eBostonian • Dr. J. The Vatican iaauad a decree holy sigo) of hea^ng has under- therefore cept God into your life again. In Laa. - $27.99 e Pony e - the church muat alao pool . . . Brooks $1 9.99 Dr. Ratifsn leala there are Dont you foal aorry for thaae psepla who coma back from gone many changes. At present aubaa<|aant to the NCCB report any event, a source is at • Tiger epred Perry eEtonic Street chooae only men to be prieata. Yet having to apand their vncationa at their parent's condominium in of healing reaffirming many women who feel thay have there jm the traditional "con- FiQhter • Snovv & Designer Boots HENRIK IB$EN% that women may not hand. "Seek and you shall find, Jeaua choae only Jews aa his narlda, awekhig hi that tropical heat, gettii^ bomhardad with harmfta • Fleece PAC8 • Old Maine Trotters be ordained. Although been called and have experienced fessional boa" at the rear of most many knock and it shall be open to jtou." - e - Apostlaa and disciplea. aolar radiation, fitting that itchy aand down thair auita ... Thnih eTretom $20.99 Calvin Klein church membera maintain that inatitutionaliaed inequality be- $10.99 -Daniel Green. The biahopa' A DOLL'S HOUSE report contenda Heaven far fa—ijiiaiia wmthwr . . . We've decided that the worst tha quaation ia atill open for cauaa of the Church'a stand today. that God speaka through BARN, LTD. tradition, Biany women have gone through thing about tha winter is whan your ghrlfriend haa a cold and you have to SHOE -diacuaaion, othera conaidar the • Oiiwiii ikm, AiiwW M2-MM FEB 7-I0J4-I7 that the Chriatian tradition haa kiaa her goodnight and you realiaa that you haven't aaea her blow her decree final the aeminary only to find or- never allowed wom^n in Holy Or- noaeinaediile. .t >"i. . .IfyouthhikwehavettbadhareatVU,how'dyoulike "; t Tlie biahopa' report excludea dination doaed to them. dera, and therefore, God's to be the aon or daiitfrter of an LCI agpttt . . . K muat be a reaUy awing- women from Holy Orders by as- »Dr. Ratigan, as a reault of her ''X.\. revelation ia that women not be or- jmg New Year'a Eve at their houaae . . . When you're 20 yeara old and auming male importance. It ia involvement in women's or- dained. IrontcaUy tha biahopa' still have to drink root beer at midiiigfat ... Do you remember healing argued that since the Word of God dination and her appearance on KANDER, EBB and MASTEROFF'S report givea thia reason the moat about thoae workers that spent all their Uvea building tiia great became incarnate aa a male, and TV 10 editorial feela she h« wei^t, li^ien in thia inatance so Enra aan cathadralat Well, we've discovered tliat thoae gtQfs are alive that because the priest is to act in "raiaed awareneaa on the part of p many uncertaintiea CABARET are involved. and are working on the ConatHy Cstst . . . WouM aomebwly pleaae tell the place of Chriat, he obviously both men and women to the Dr. Virginia Ratigan, inatructor tfioae people waitii« in front ofPeajhiiij HnE that 1) Drop/Add was also must be a male. uni(|umieas of a vocation to tha MABCN 14-11 2I-2S,29-3I -. .1 ,"" of Religioqs Studies at Villanova moved to Bmkr Aanax and 2) that Drep/Add ended three d^igoi. ;-y^ Yet why ia only aex para- priaathood." has been deeply involved in the Tha Maglstrar daddMl that Butltf Annai was safSnr whni you got mountly imiportant? What about Many schools of Theology, the — movement to ordain women. As a olooed out of that sure A course, there's a lot less to break there . . akin color? Jesus was "white" Pontifical Biblical Comiusaion religious educator with the Well, who knows, who carea ... therefore blacks cannot become and various theologians have all Catholic Church she "felt the need DALE and DUNLOP'S priests? {Continued on page 8) ParadiyPkict SCAPINO 10 W. Lancaster Caataaiparary Hairatyliai APRIL 18.21,2$-^ Around the Annex Opposite P.R.R. Station . Art Dept. STUDENT " in Eighty Days ! mKINTOWN ..,„ DISCOUNT VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY • It 705 Graanwood Ava. • •*• " onsors mwiMogf MajorMajlor Creditureuii WITH STUDENT I.D. ITNAN AVENUES •. Bo^o Parking Lot 884-9441 LANCASTER aad * On . But let's not be unfair — some Cards Honored Ey VICKY PARENTE very nice things happen in the ^ Houra: Tuaaday-Sunday EDUCATOR aad BROUP RATES occurs to that It aometimes me Drop and Add line. Just last Wed- •nWAYNE'^""«y*navy Eveninga By Appolntinaiit Drop and Add is ViUanova's ver- nesday, a couple of seniors met Italian Summer 293-9832 168 E. LANCASTER Phone: S27-2080 t%\\5Z7'Z\00 ext of "Outward Bound" a 3H0 sion and got married there. They wwe v. other such dire circumstances, Student Activities, borrowed a lit- Courses (up to 6 credits) may be and let them fight their way out. tle rice from the Pie Shoppe and taken for college credit or audited. CIiqiiiIcqI Anyone who' went through Drop what do you know — there goes Studenta may choose firom various and Add last week can attest to the bride! OK, OK, so I'm stret- courses in Studio Art, Art the fact that waiting in line for ching it a little bit — they only got History, Hiatory of Italian Cities, hour after hour certainly teaches engaged; but I'm sure that some of Italian language and Italian j^igmoring YOU CAN GET endurance, and restraining your- you who have endured Drop and literature. Instruction is in self from screaming out loud in Add in the English by "^ past can identify with Villanova and Roaoo fruatration is a sure sign the following more realistic ex- mont profeaaors and by visiting maturity. perience. lecturers from Italy. To the uninitiated, the long, IT FOR You've^ standing in line TOO been At their leisure, studsnts may long, long line that atretches from since ei^t in the morning with take advantage tha doors of Butler Annex, down of concerts (free of 027 people in front of you, and you National charge), diacos and civic center Starch and Chemical Corporation, the alley, up the stairs and around finally get into Butler Annex at actWitiea. one of the fattest growing '^specialty chemi- the Piald House twice could only 9:30 (the next morning). You sit The coat ia $069. This hidudea cats*' companies an^ a recognized leader in mean one thing — the LCB has down and open your mouth to say, ONLY- hotel acromodations, meak, trana- its field, has uniqge opportunities offering ex- called off the dop and there's finee 'Td like to add Hiatory 2040, aec- en Ika Italy amey ww view ef portation, tuition and all toura. ceptional career potential for Spring graduates basr hi the Pield House lor tion 7," wheu'-one of the ladiaa Round trip air fare is additional at majoring in the above. everybed)rf from the Regiatrar's offkse two cial low watm. Theae of us who haes recently diairs down calls out, "History iwrth-central Italy. Simui Pleaee vieit our Rapreaentative / J eurvived Drop and Add would like S040, section 7 — the last seat haa By JOYCE POOGk is •hneat parisctly The psngiam nina from May 28 Vi to a Ikt of a few thinp to You may not be lucky preaerved. aaFebniary? pms en Juat been filled." Withyeur BMuth enough to fltudants may retuoi Director to June 'M. $4.00 be Italian, Dr. George take eleng if you are unhieliy atill open, yeu watch nins emnkan hut you can get leal home ar oantinua to eaaation. ft 'H ia a highly laait unable to attend pleaaa eend your reeume to enoughto haws to go neat aemaater to the hiatory Italian flavor by participatii^ in flip^ in uniaon, oour- year, of the atudento decided niotiard Ranleri. Coordinator, the tioHwiaHv ^mA im^^.M^^r euttural aapariance." Some lii^i Mb Employment/Training aaa liated in the computer print- l^^ly of intereet are to contiinie. Cianar, a known fliunmir Piegram ih Ita^. 0t. Maria tkc Villaa«faa ent sheet, and carefully placing Aay atiidant intareatediu par- aama ^d Ifar the eighth cenaaauthwanw, tha Gathadral of their rulers, draw a long blaok line tieipaHi^ ahanU eaat^ Dr. T-SHIRTS «^ yau never ViUaneva Ubiveieiiy and n>fenee, Padua, ^ Vaniee. 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By TERRY (TTOOLE undergraduate oHnmunity. We took ffcoto|yophi by a photoglraph of Father Piresident TONY FERRELLA Combining Concern And ResponsibiUtr • out of our files and showed it to "That's Father Driscoll, the • students, if I asking them they Imew president. I've seen him a couple of IFor our fira^ Oa €lmmpm» ot the who tlie man in the photograph was, times, at the football banquets. I semeater, we decided to find if they had ever heard him speak, if It thi^f had met him, if they think it's important for a student to To Be Fair, Equitable, juat how rocofpnizable the Rev. wm and see him at least once before they M. Driao^^ president of the diouf^t Father DriscoU should be If more visible. graduate." (1 4rstty, wvB to members of the Anfelo Gmw^zn^ soplM»ore I Accurate,Relevant

i' Twelve "Yes, that's Father Driscoll. I've years ago, a Villanova student named Ron Javers sat down at but we will make every attempt, to insure an evenhanded treatment of all his typewriter and wrote editorials as^the editor-in-chief of the first VUla- issues. inrobably seen him around the cam- ovaa published without prior censorship. pus and not known it. I think he was .£: Unencumbered by restrictive Dan Rather once said that journalists must be prepared to be received controls, Javeps and his staff proceeded to publish prose that proponents with dislike, bqt never with disrespect. We thmk that's a pretty good supposed to be at an RSA meeting I the last semester, but he of "new journaUsm" would, if not applaud, at least notice. philosophy. If we can combine the eagerness and concern of thoae oM was going to radicals while earning the respect of our peers, we will have accomplished didn't come." Both Javers and The VUlaBOvaii have come a long way since 1967. a great deal. Waily Hanley, sophomore The former editor-in-chief survived one of the most bizarre incidents in American history in Guyana, vaulting overnight to national attention. And Letters To The TIm VUlanoyan no longer preaches anti-war rhetroic or editorializes on Editor professors and LSD. - Book Return The impact of Javers and his "radical" newspaper is not lost on the Policy

new VillaBoyan staff, however. As we publish our first issue today, we drop-add slip. No exceptions^ The result — "It's Father Driscoll. No, I've intention of this letter is I wsa out $16.95. begin an undertakihg in which we will seek to represent the views , The to make my of the never heard him speak. As a stu- H' Villanova community both accurately actively. fellow studente aware of a atringent pc^cy, Just for the sake of conscience, I took the and We pledge to be jour- dent I ' should. It's his 1', upheld by the University Book Shop, which matter to Fr. John Deegan, vice president fault. nalists first and foremost, examining the issues which require a closer in- forbids them firom eichanging a text book for Student Life. Pr. Deegan was more than 'Tye seen him, but I didn't know There's no student-administration spection, seeking to clarify and enlighten. Our commentary and sug- without a drop-add slip. I found out about understanding and sincerely wanted to be ho he was. I've never heard him rapport here. There probably never gestions will, we trust, be relevant and constructive, will and be delegated this policy the hard way. helpful. He inquired to the Book Shop as to yeak or met him. Fm sure seme- will be." to the editorial pages where opinionated writing belongs. We welcome let- It all started when I discovered that I had ite *'retum" policy, and requested a state- me I, will see him. I guess I Ray Bauso, Junior ters immediate access to a text book I needed ment of that policy be sent to his office. He on any subject, and will seek to print as many as possible. We will lould." Calculus 1300 class, for fr^. One promised to bring the situation to the Com- make every attempt to be fair and equitable in the scope of our coverage. for my :i minor detail — I had already purchased the mittee for Student Life. leneen Cairo, Junior book I needed in the Book Shop for |16.di5. It is my sincere hqpe that a serious at- Our most valuable lesson from the days of Javers and his con- "No problem/' I said naively, to myself. tempt is made to reform this policy. But for is temporaries a recognition of the mortal sin of collegiate journalism — ^'*ril just bring the book back, in ite original now, when -you buy a text book from. the dormancy. It would be nice to be content with life at Villanova, but wecaiif- Condition, with my receipt, and they'll give University Book Shop, 'make certain that not, and we will not. We will try as hard as we can to work for constructive me my money back or credit for another you need it. Otherwide, be prepared top a y book I have to for your change in areas ranging from the drinking age and the budget to problems buy." mistake! Wrong! The man at the Book Shop's Of- Stafeerely, of smaller scope. Surely controversy will arise somewhere down the line, fice told me no books are returned without a Saato D. ManiMla (FnahMaa) 'That's Father Driscoll, isn't it? I've heard 6ut that i impossibfe its , i^^V/» Don't

* I've . 4 been waiting >4t Vi II anova, uje fry I'm not sure about the other time. Sorry Son, TViQi in line for 4bree iliK^'i^T hard fa do Ccxjrie is the Part of it's my fault for not going to clos^ davs Yoa mean ihjs m'i aline "It's President Deegan. I heard see him, but part of it is the fact to the bofthrooms ? him speak during Orientation. I that the opportunity isn't always really don't think we should see there." Jerry Leddy, senior more of him. If he talks to us just once a year, just to let us know he's around, and for us to tell him what we're thinking." Rob Franks, freshman

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Hollywood hype gone The spring semester at spent on and forc- Theatre should prove to be an in- amines the decadence/ wild, but if it sells, it wiU be term- nwwaw Seminars night life prior teresting and exciting season. The ed gaiety of Berlin CALL TOLL-PRBt FOR ed an example of marketing WANTED: HOUSOIATES TW0QUY8 productions are varied and ex- to the Nazi take over. Dr. Christy, HmLS AND LDCAt geniua. v appealing. Tickets are who has just returned from a nine iCNEDUlJE MFOHMATION: PSYCH GRF The movie itself has many tremely minimal in price, yet offer the op- month sabbatical in Germany, will b«i if :-; strong points, one of them being V4i lllM i IM wwi litri ta GRE 100-243-4787 Ext 761 H .HiWlt f l a il ! k to experience really direct this musical, bringing a pipint ftw » aopw oM: Mhe role of Superman as played by portunity good theatre.- deep insight into the production. Checic our complsts (Christopher Reeve. (By the way, it , The first production is A Dollf The show will begin at 8:00 p.m. stock of was George Reeves, with an 's', difis Nolsf The play and student tickets are $3.00 Musioians wsnisd far s loeic on TV.) Ho«se by Henrik Ibsen. for the help you nsed who ployed the hero classic expression of a during the week and $4.00 on the 'a leN teid. All instmawnts 6-foot-4, 24 year-old ac- is a in undsrstsfxSng diffi- Reeve is a needed. Osrn women's role in society, and was weekend. equipment cult novels, plays and tor whose biggest commercial ecesssry. originally written as propaganda Scafplao is the third and final n Serloiis nilndsd CAR poems. MHNonsof splash until now has been a Mafia Stand-Up Comedians REPAIRS It is an nse^ only calll Cali Gary, for women's rights. Suzanne play of the spring season. FORCIQN a DOiKSTIC students use them U> hit-man in the TV soap opera Wanted se^eoes. Barai^as will direct this produc- adaptation of a classic Moliere %Kr\ better grades in "Love of Life." Now, due to his TUNE UPS s BRAKES Scapia. It 8-5100 Reeve tion, bringing a woman's per- farce. That Scoandrei Call MU Kteraturs. . relaxed ^tyle as Superman, WANTED spective to the plays universal will be directed by Terri Finiano ElECTRieAt can kiss the soaps good-bye. His w^' the brim with Netional flrm teaks an upper GET CLIFFS fslOTES -SM themes of freedom, individuality "and is packed to STUDENT MOTOR OVEHHAUL career is moving faster than — aw, ciatsfnsn ss psrt-tims HERE: and responsibility. This play will slapstick humor and sight gags." PAINT forget it. RESUIME CENTER sslsspsrson. & BODY February 7-10 and This production is the popular though Reeve is be performed All Wortc FuNy ROSEMONT It appears as Csll S6S-7Sei 14-17. The curtain opens at "italianized" adaptation by Jim VILLAGE BOOKS the perfect Supermaa (One little the ^ Gusrsntaed . 8:00 p.m. and student tickets are Dale and Frank Dunlop. Scapiao • RmuH Producing Rotemont VUliKIt iMirfl note, Robert Redford was RMunwt CHESS 24HourHoNins on is and should prove to be an CLUB role but $2.00 during the week and $3.00 fun for the I Csll JERRY ROMmont, PA 19010 originally cast . Orgsnizatienal and racruit- HI 9-2347 upermovje! weekend. extremely entertaining produc- refused.) He flies better than he the tnanl maating. Wad., Jan. 31, The next performance will be tion. It will be performed on April • JoS PtaoMwnl AtsittanM VIGGIANO used to on TV. He's younger. The Mandal Gal. 4il0. 4t% SFf «SSf fRJi DIViLtPNIS \j PAUL Cabaret on March 14-18 and 21-25. 18-21 and 25-28. Student tickets must have had the same thought paunch is gone, and the way he has « Special Student Rates * the week and 6 ANDERSON AVE., ARDMORE, PA. II tiM iitmi; to i*e bow This musical portrays the story of are $2.00 during aM* •v because they are banking that the hots for Lois Lane (played by AUTO FOR SALE her romance $3.00 on the weekend. Call 848-6591 ^9% oH Lm9ca9t9f Avs. It the Smpyam lo Uw. Kidder) makes Sally Bowles and 1S70 PDiNtae LtKtaM apoft aso adults, as well as children, will Canadian Margot ' SludMil ViMunw Cantor n—r tM^ Traki Station NM»chc wNh VS, niM kiiMlor, SMSllani flock to the theaters to see the one wonder if he really is the man |JU.>*>*«*' DtptPlOO runniiHi oondMon, low waiigt, •^7574 'You have got to be liidding. I '*man of steel" for one good reason of steel. In one scene, when Lois 4i5 Sdiool HouM LaiM MO^ Mte. 2S AuMn, phoiM not going: to see a movie about — pure entertainment. asks Superman if he can see PhHa., PS. 1S144 8Z7-S7S2. They Ace Coming! srman. That's for kids:'' Well The most super thing about the through anything, he answers, looked like I would watch this movie "Superman" may well be "Yes." She then asks him, "OK, le alone. Somehow I couldn't see the super money spent on it. The what color underwear am I llywood making much money recipe reads as follows: Hire a wearing?" He says, "Pink." She Creative Jewelry Unusual Gifts iqf>pealing to the younger superb novelist and script writer then becomes 'Very flustered and •1 \ Start out where it's happening... 14 Karat ttalian Gold Necklaces, leratioD. After all, how many (Mario Puzo of "Godfather" fame asks him a few other questions. Bracelets, Rings, Earringe le tots had two bucks (four for |S00,000) to write a screenplay But attracted to him, she even- [8 if you're a little taller) to based on comic books. Sign on a tually asks, "Do you like pink?" In M in a meaningful at DIecduni Prfoee row away on a movie about a guy big name actor (Marlon Brando as the sequel, "Superman 2" (which S Andsrson Avsnus blue ti^ts who wears his un- Jor-El) with a platinum wig and a is almost completed). Superman management j( (Off LancMtsr Avs., Oppotila Trahi StaUon) irear on the outside? Warner supercharged price are said to have a torrid spit curl at a and Lois M2-S615 imunicationa and producer of $3.7 million for little m6re than love scene. Isn't anything sacred? ichard Donner (**The Omen") role. Throw in another a cameo (Continued on page 15)

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: r • BAC. r S MASTERCNARQE MAURICE FURLONG • GUARANTEED COAST TO COAST mi DAS characteristic of our own 1970's. A true Uieatrical experience is House crew. V be had in Charles Ludlam's The Company has been active The sacrifice of love for money is let you see it for reation of Marguerite. This since 1967 when they Hrst in- predominant, though why Ludlam By PATI NASELLA words here but .' 733 I. Haverford Road this has any It is probably the only liantly fair damsel can only be troduced this innovative and seems to think that "Invasion of the Body Snat- yourself. remains obscure. original idea offered in the film. BrynMawr DDipared quite recently to a clrag refreshing style of theatre. They relevance today chers" is one of those movies ••^"•fc self-explanatory. It Sutherland and Brooke ueen, faintly resembling John have not been awed by serious Camilie is one reacts to while viewing Donald ">• V Phone 527-381 literature. This can be best ob- leaves you with a smile on your Adams, both with the Department Blushii I which leaves no lingering after- nagging doubt in the changing Tuesday night, at ~Univ. of served in such stirring produc- face and a thoughts. It just doesn't raise of Health r noticed a as to why you in's Annenberg Center, the tions as Coaqmcst of the back of your mind one's galactic curiosity. civilization which consisted of odd masterpiece. Ridiculous Theatrical Company UaiwrseAVhcm QMess Collide found it amusing. A Little flowers from space which conspiracies. They then put on Dr. James a rented it's production of and the ever popular Tmrds In Incidentally, seem beautiful as well as harmless their white hats, thus entering Chairman of Vasey wasn't long YOU BET YOUR iBllle. It proved to be an Hdi. Cnu-isty., silently capture mankind by never-ending battle. It LIFE will host a In the Bell System you start at management level. And mious satire on anything they The pli^ is a free adaptation of Theatre Department destroying the human bodies and before they were overwhelmingly

4 . ^^^ Lancaster avI, the January 30 we don't intend to pamper I A R onnn lid which had a span "La £>ame Aux Camilias" by discussion after outnumbered. This small but you. We know by now that Lll it-:nfW BRVN MAWR. think of replacing them with emotionless •,'4i PA So if you choose to expand remained when you're fresh from the graduation ceremony, you iging from the stiff and pom- Alexandre Dumas. Ludlam's Com- show. ones. Void of human inquisi- significant group that pany sets a loud, bawdy and sense of humor you can corrupt hap- have a lot more to offer than most businesses give you is Victorian era to the candid on your tiveness, they represent willing untouched by the recognizably decadent mood so see Canille until February 4. represented the good and credit for. A SIsen AW0 •TTfJl ilgarities of the 1970's Animal workers for this elusive evil force. oenings And well take advantage of it. We'll throw r the familiar while the plant people problems at you right away Big problems. ?~^ Since this miraculous transition is t, "res MT the (Mily (quickee) segment of And there are a lot of them. A field as fast-paced as rfmm uri" will (Continued on page 15)

>.' Concert blood and gore, I'll not waste any ,1 communications produces them as fast as we can .... * ' St epfifiMe solve them. - ^ - - HIxr MfMKi We are interested in aspiring people with Bachelor's V i T or roaster's degrees. See your Placement Office f(^^ l l l ^r*4-r^^;: l .i »«iH ' " " Ari at I , Dead se- Spectrum f specific Degree Requirenfients. - •'' ' nAM SNnm By BILL GUERIN *t is aetsairts set with "Hie Music Never Stop- the concluaion of this Terrapin it's been.' Meet company recruiters cepresenting isf postponement of two Philadelphia trip ped." Stalloa favorite, the bend engaged Rounding out the second set Thera were no fureworka, so concerts in November. As the all Bel System Returning from the 45-minate in an overwhelming jam seesion Steal Year Face favorite. Companies to mm the break, the Dead revivified the during which the drumsticks of "Around and Around," during tbrouglnit tin ne fantsMie ii^ band continued with **CaBdiyman," U.S. audience with a combination of percuaaioniats Mickey Hart and which the dancing fingers of Keith 4-1/2 hours ef esse rock vocak and rifSs of the paying tbe keyboards Lovin'." The Bill Kreutamann went flying in «i Godchaux animated his Qaroia prowad to be in top form. "Bertha" «id "Good croiwd-incenaing medley lime- the awed crowd. Gepetto did Pinocchia To con- After daiicii« in the aiales m ai^iriar akilk of ac- As the amaiing instrumental clude the marathon rock festival, dhirliV a iroiiaiis renditien of guitsriit^voealiBt Bob Garcia ahook hands the Dead seat the already high *iie^caii BkMS," the crowd waa aubaided and @ plttdMd, piohsd, thrum- with Kreutvnann, the band eeeed crowd to the rafters with an en- Wehr, wbo aeeii eatraneed by vBoalist Donna and core preaentation of "Johnny B. MAKE AM APPOIMtMEMT Jin QsdebMu's "Prem the Hesrl atruinned, bounded, right into "ByM of the World." NOW hia PolkMrii^ this Wahe af tke PlaaS Goode." sTila,** aaapli¥aUi« cut fron the wrm vouR^ukcaMBMT opncE Hm second of the two January lelMt •IbuBi, creard-plaaaar, baaaist Phil Leah Have the for Dead concerU was equally -ygjlspisg auch eHh "it MMt joined Garcia and Weir CBN- »t TVM," n Pn otyie hanMny en the elaaaic (Cmtkm^d ptigt " the sp a *nniekin*." while the euphoric m 14) I* IMflilisiQy tB4t4 tki first At s

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, tB24KK) Piwipecllve oo wotiiiifii fblt^lii iooMiu fldlon. tMStwMl BhMi Bnithif ffpflHWvenM^ fstfiie* IWa latoet ilMi llsiiw I RinehartA , t7.96.) A One would never raDognias John drop year choicea olf at tha radio station on the second floor of i^^ THIS WEEK'S WKVU MUSIC address, and phone number tha album 'Ihibber BiacuH" and like to know Villanova's top 20 albums. TnMi story of terror in hoija# ThinlL rm flo^T' Tbelyrici WKVU would sutxnitted. a with aN materials *-¥ ha sasma to coma acroas just as Below is space for your three favorites. det IIm lack t'v soonllty, I think tbe problem is ia Dynasty, by Robert S. Elegant. (Fawoett/Oest, $2.75.) Anfdaa. ft ia rather unuaual for a ?yM*.,.. wooMii'a abiUiy to aay yw or if. CASTBLLANO group to radard thair firat album Saga or dynamic Ein»ian ramily: fiction. but men's ability to tidw no for 8. live and have it become a hit. 640 WKVU, the only radio station that pUys VUlanova's rock. ansnor. ^Dfrty Weokaad' Uka damp sir. And so ends TYlit 1st oorapMscI by ni# Chivnicl0 of HlQh^f &iUG90Qn from tnlor* ballots off in the studio on the second floor of soms nicoly rawieby Ijfries that Drop your WKVU { tka msHcM b^ ooltoge stofM througfKMJt Sw country. Oto»mb«r 31. Mhi fUi. etary of Jaka and ipbU with the thmnping Dougherty. ExmPMmd 197S hsA s fialan. It was hia, tha ^%SL^Twa. at Kins of Superman scrsamins souml tnat chart ana hs*d am had. And ha around for tariies much of this album. "Aii PhjMai^ Man kiokii^ (Continued from page 13) la it TlMffa had baan too msnt designed by a Hungarian Love a Ktch" should hswe poaaflbla CMatnsi gilla. Bacords manahip turn illusion into reality. One of tha factors that holds the before used in a saem to be a good gift to technician never the story of "truth, ths title track since 8 dl the 1^ fsnsratly "Superman," i is Superman's osly aama ipaan atpnpa and a movie tossther movie. Ths big moment of the pic- giva if thay aia appradakad and justios and ths American way," is sonfi are comptointa about U to show for ths unezpectad aansa of humor. Like of VahFoUsa ture is an aerial baUet. On screen ¥ tliay ara tha type of sift that kaapa for avervone. Don't miss it relationships. Stewirt slows doi whan first street Mlal laka haa alwaya basn ha runs down tha five minutes, while it OB givisp. it lasts about > the pace with *niia Best Days ol adMSMa. But thia was dif- to chsngi his clothes in a phone In the Beat Sailers rack sat an took three months to shoot. Lois is My life." Since ifs hard to thi il pUyad aeioaa Ua tilsd booth, only to find it hss been ab- album. The Bhaas Brothera; Brlsf- doing an interview with Super- and scream quietly, this oe lU ifall 34 houra a day. And tha tareviatad in tha last 20 years to a cnaa Fall af I looked at the man. At the end of it, he plucks sort siUy. end Bhm. Movie sounds of Sida one was alwaya tha aama. Jaka phone with a glass cover. He cover and thou^, that can't be her from a balcony and takes her with "Is Thak The Thanks I Get? Wa yoonsar brotfaar Blwood shrufi and runs on to find a handy John Beluahi from Animal House, whirling, dipping, spinning and (Continued from page 13) I fusss i should ssy more al revolving door. out of Cahnnat City, IlL, across the New York and Saturday Ip Basement St. Rita*s Modern Greek Life has become an integral part of the sounding slow number. It is anl HaU Scoring of both PMCATs, with equivalent No such scoring done at other test- idesl time to go to thel Villanova community. But score reports and percentile rankings. One PMCAT preparation centers. Difficult to evaluate many students are unaware of refrigerator. After "Standing In| at the beginning of the program and one at the end. your improvement throughout the course The Shadows Of Love," "Scarred the academic, athletic and social opportunities available X enables you to evaluate your improvement. of the program. and Scared" nniihes the album. to them through the Greek system. For this purpose, Stewart tries to get witfal serious fraternities and sororities hold Rush meetings, which Classes average 18 to 20 students. No guarantee on class size. It may be anywhere minimal success. Hie mi^r flaw| Classes f u guaranteed not to exceed 35 students. rom 50 to 160 studehts. on this album ia that you just are non-commital, so students can find out the real tired of the repititious sound. TH£-3D/V^*ALLYCXJCAN facts about Greek Life. Attending Rush meetings can Six different instructors, each a specialist Usually one instructor, considered to be a ' E/«riTALIANFEAST.$5.50 in a particular discipline (biology, chemistry, all disciplines", highly revealing I "master of conducting be and could change your college . physics, etc.), conducting the program. entire program. experience for the better. The Interfraternity Council of Concert VHIanova invites all students to participate in rushing by <>'. Video-tapes and tape-recordings for review and make-up Tape recordings only (no video-tapes); at certain other y- purposes. Video-recordings especially helpful for firms, no recordings ar6 available at all. Some do not attending as many meetings as possible. Meetings will review of physics, chernistry, and quantitative sections. even have a test center. {Continued from page 13) be held on the following dates:

amazing well* Prox imity and ease of access to our test-center Access to the "most popular" prep-course test-center and equally received; the only differences b^| ^ ' from Villanova University — 15-20 minutes by car, usually takes 50-60 minutes by car, and 1-2 hours by tween the shows were the son^ 10-15 minutes by train from Villanova train station. public transportation. plsgfsd. During the second per-l *r formanoe, the froup only repeat«d| 'f> -L^d- -Vou may repeat our progranv for repast ^tsir eourts, most other firms two of the eonsi from the earlierj re-registration fee of ^5. require full tuition charges. show. Draaring on such classics Refund policy. No refund policy "Jack Straw/* "El Pmo." **Tei»-| ...TV asssaa Jad." ''Beat it On Doini| *"' ' ' t ' 'Voluminous home-study. £xcellent mstarisl. Voluminous home-study. Excellent material. ths Una/' 1>sal" *• noUa/* mad nJB. La ;v wall sa ths saU^iaSly raoant "6aiB-| asn and Delilah** and "DsMing Call or write for our brochure tpdayl Firni out why \Ne make the differerice. tiM StiaeU," the GralsCul wNI be hflkf on the campus of Univarsity of PefmsyWante (tmartiatiofial Hous jpltysd flsaay of ths aonsi whi Bryn Mawr CoHiips. tw further infomurtion, contact us immaclialaly at hmi iiii^lghtadF^'ttiair l&-yei Jan. 24 to Feb. 1 #arfafiiss «>Mh diwsfss types 64S-724S KTa^t) CiMok Posters for Flooo and Tbno

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After running The mile relay team opened the i working out an *tba boards' since RAISE m- ef- ^i^ away from Morgan State and season with a 3:08.8, their beat early December." Maryland at the Spectrum; Keith fort to date, at the Ali Invitational <'., Whether hack or the reault of Anthony Tufariello, in Long Beach. The time hard nork, Paige'a 2:20.3 effort in Brown, Harbour and Tim Dale eatablished an indoor collegiate ALnTLEHELL the Olympic Invitational's 1000 Darrek Richard Harrit, Radg chased Vancua r^, Franco N«ro meter run waa quite impreasive. It finiahed third behind the record. Anthony Tufariello Warntr Brathi »; Diractad fax iffHua Lpgan collegiate eatabliahed a new American Philadelphia Pioneers and the D C Herman Frazier to a record in the 600 also. His time of record shading one tenth off Tom International team. INBIRADISE. six tenths slower than has yet to win a 1:01.8 was Van Ruden's 2:20.4 clocking in Sydney Maree mile run this season. At the Prazier's world record effort. 1971. major How do you faal iboui ffw idaa of a party? N you canl Ali InviUtionals he ran 3:38.2, a Amoa Konr's 3:59.3 in the CYO Mand ttwn. don^ waMa your Nma on Ms iiMlalton. JJUmilAPES- The Olympic Invitation at mile at College Park, ) national mark and Invitational tw party DM'io twowino has al tis N/DUVs itawsritad Ifia opportunity to vMt tfia Bshamas batoia. Madison Square Garden high- Soudi African I of loacWno supar ptoportions. doirt M Ms ona paas you by Thaio am raaaona «««y Iha islandi 26 fourth runner an indoor college record, but New Md. made him the VMiVa got al tfw ii(^ ingiodianis: good paopts. good tta¥»aaractodvtoitorsli>r»alaTerry Bradshaw's spelling ability. The exposure ( with Christmas tournament, the Poin- ATHLETIC COMPETITION A day of competition in tennis, track PUBLKIfY at college and professional athletes get, either through By MARY GRACE MURRAY anced scoring against MCCC arxj fieto. other Wildkittens and sports. contributing signifi- settia Classic, the 30 e press or^ television, is phenomenal. Moving closer to post-season ac- three players their record to 6-0 by COLLEGE WEEK RUM FESTIVAL *(} be sponsored by a leading Oiy .Slai*. Gibson was brought -ZV *»«». the woman's basketball team cantly. Mary Beth njm diStMiery it wiH feature live music and dandng.a As the fanatic screams and yelb, jumps up and down and 75-62. Their first scorer with 22 points, tol- beating Canisius complimentary rum cocktail. r»,«o ¥\s^ »^.*^<,f o<,k4^*««r Ji « k^^^'Zr.^^1 ^v.\^^^ iA\A^^^ raised lU ?ecord to 8-3 after a suc- high FAREWELL COCKTAIL fWTTY 0W8 the nearest ashtray at a inanimate object (didn t came against the tour- EL7PM ^J^^ Christmas break. lowed by Lu-Ann Krothe with 18 loss Scranton, 76-56 in yone tell him that the pass that Charlie Waters in- r^^^ Wildkittens beat Mercer and Lisa Ortlip with 16. Karen nament's host, final round NASSAU &PARADISE ISLAND. y rcepted wasn't thrown by the RCA in his living room?), County Community College 74-65 Hiznay had 14 points in the game the After a month layoff the team « have to question the values of the fanatic; the very same and then won acloae game at West against West Chester, and the opening round of their resumed play on January 15 BAHAMAS COLLEGE lues the sports media. con- Chester 49-43. The team had bal- In WEEK. that were formed l)y The lost to a tou^ Edinboro squad, 70- roversy that surrounded the National Champion this year 49. It was a poor showing of- shot college football received almost as much attention as the fensively as the Wildkittens 12:00 Dougherty Hall byana Massacre, The hype that surrounded the two week only 33% from the field. In what was probably the team's mntdown to the Super Bowl is unparalleled. We are in- best defensive game, they beat ^ed in situation' in which we allow sports com- a Kut^own 62-21. The 21 points was mii^ mtators and writers to dictate our preferences and values the lowest point total by an op- yarding ponent in 72 games, which stret- ff coaches and athletes and their respective "ONE ON ONE dloscmhies. We have allowed them to make value ches back into the 1974-75 season. St 31 was \ The third loss of the season idgementa for us. It simply comes down to the fact that WL 7 & 9:30 against one of the top women's le old addage, "It's not i^ther you win or lose; it's how teams fn the country. Cheyney irou play the game," has gone out the window. Sports Stete, 67-42. Cheyney State U cur- philosophs have transcended the old philosophy uid rently 9th in the women's stand- led Villanova MArCH OAME iapted the doctrine, "Winning i9 not everything, it is the ing. Liaa Ortlip with 15 points and 8 rebounds. ^nly thing." NLftoon Ortlip was the high scorer over As Bowlamania neared it's pinnacle this holiday season, Christmas with 82 points. She also entire national TV audience was witness to the "Win- is rebounding well for the team ig is the only thing" philosophy when Ohio State coach with 7.3 average, which is second roody Hayes ran out onto the Gator Bowl field and decked only to Joan Lobron's 8.6 average. The girls play their next home Clemson player, obviously ^in mania-frustration. Hayes, game Tuesday, January 31^ comes from the same «diool of thao^ as Vince Lorn* sgainst West Virginia before rdi, is the archetype of the dictator coach, who doesn't streak of seven away starting a fj ^lieve in losing, ever! games. It appears to be a sad state of affairs when it gets to the ? :•» f'* >int that all elements of sports have been removed in favor a "Winning is the only tiling" attitude. Hayes has been Ski Trip ioved from the football program at Ohio State, and well Intramural Departaaent ia should have been. Psrhaps, if I may contradict myself a The organiiing a ski club. Their firat the news media in this case has accomplished some will take place thia lluiraday :;. l\mf^ Hayes epiaodslMa iMen replayed thousands and igiit (February 1, 1979) at Sprii« SKI MinrAci >usands of tames. Parliivs tiie public and the media will Mountain fhim 6-11. 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Vaianava iMids Hm Bwleni Biflife (EAA) bMkiONdl iMfiat wiUi a 6-0 record. OMch Massiiiiinb iti^ wk a wm0mwn leagiM lundMKW laatPriday^ ^thir guys redljr era an- p awii^ team fmsm thuaiastk about our league gamaa. Especial^ Sieiat Uik o^ppOMota this ifmk ^eiMf Aeh«aiui» if op* cafti." . . . The EAA Semi^nab and Finals wOl once again ^^ iflepr e atroof irietory (8S- f ^;' "'.'^ be held in Fitlsburgh on March 1-3 in the PitUburi^ Ciyic Kutitown State last Arena. The league, in ftp third year of exiatence, haa opened a teiB|Mrary office in Pittsburgh at Puguesne. Thiiy claun ^tftm wae led by Mary ''^mi/r- they are considering other sites for a pemlanent office; Tara Baroody, Miii and Alice Mldben, wh* iot howem, it appears that Pittsburgh is the most likely _WM the 900 m«Ur relagr. location. The EAA still lacks a commissioner dsapite a faor girla IM^ quilified for the massive search this past summer. The athletic directors of and Npkaial champioo- the sdiools involved plan to appoint one after the cham- ip (^petitSoBs. Mary Misiar lam t tha fly, the team isn't larfs» "V pionships in March . . . Tail Imelsl^ a 1973 nrad, j #00 100 100 tm and Although free. Both the 60 swimmers and three will l|w inducted into the Big Five Hall of Feme on F^tnruary and 100 only eigM n bacfcatroke events were divers, coach Jane Acherman feels 9th. Ingelsby sccnred 1616 points idiile at Villanova which imhjf IWe BaroAtlanta Hawks and is currently the assistant basketball and 100 meter hidividual workers, very competitive, and 4|i coach at Ursinus College. Other inductees will be MMael 11^,; they enjoy winning — juat m I BaaliMi of the Indiana Pacers (formerly St. Joseph's) and Marsim Gregory and Mafy Jar- da- OUie Swimmers Drop tt each earned a first add aacond The team will be challenged lohmon of the Chicago Bulls (Temple) . . . The Two ce in tha diti|ig comiMtiiion. Tueadiy by Penn and afain on WKVXJ sports staff is asking for the return of their station ly CHRIS BE£NNKft Timtsday at a dual meet with Ur- 'it . banner which was taken during the however, precludes any chance of well under pressure. '^ ...li' (]reorge Washington The Villanova men's swimming sinus andDrtael. this most receiit trend continuing. Oeias finid^ enpraaaed com game last Saturday night. There is a reward fqr any in- team had ita New Year's wishes Coach Oeias has had tremen- over recent dampened a bit this past week aa scbolarahip qu( formation leading to its return. WKVU also informs us that two deoa praiae for a ffifw of his vatai^an placed on his recruitinf progri Stats powerhoMsea , Ptan State and they plan to exchange color men with the St. Josef^'s radio performen thus far. "Senior '"To maintain LaSalle. iMmded the Data th^r ^c our traditiotial It station during the Wengsr ia my beat, versatile of top contest with the Hawks on February 9th third and fourth loaaes of the moat eooipetitioii wa need mc V-V- li- swimmer," put the coach. Wen«sr motley. lf7S->t» VniAMWA lASarMU.. JTATfmCtf — u . . . leiha Mask executive director The demand is of the Big Five stated, season-by scores of 81-32, and 78- Woo f, Loac 7 has been very productive this great." NCAA schools aUow "Depending on how well we do in February, this year can be 36, raspectiwly. The squad's aeaaon in Che Iree-stylasprinta yearly scholaiahipB S SS'lSk SSL Btlh fct wa Aye hitjST record now stands at 1-4, a not too for to awimi one of the better yeara in . . . a long time" The Women's the Wildcats. "Jerry teams. familiar clip for a Coach Ed Geiss Byrne has Geis^ ia allowed 9^1/2 PADLir 1« lOS-217 49.8 75-tS S5.2 118 7,4 Basketball Team has been confronted with some untimely been doing an outstanding job for 4 yearf lIKMKIBaCZ 14 9S-181 49.7 )7-4S 84.0 34 2.1 Scheduling this year. me in the sprints alao^" They had to play in the "Scranton Indeed, last year's record of 5-6 added Tha squad's next two meet Geisi. •gainst St. JPAIUKW 14 ^1-182 90.6 29-30 74.7 43 2.7 Tournament" during finals and hosted Cheyney State marked the first losing ssason for John's and Penn, k Senior diver Ted Klinges is within reach Villanova in,almost twenty years. the of the Cata. The Pei tPKOU* 14 H-i04 53.8 12*20 40.0 90 3.1 during the Super Bowl last Si^nday . . , Fatker Rice will only veteran Wildcat meet 2:i A rich well of underclassmen. specialist is home tomorrow at allow the indoor soccer league to start up once again on a TWAO) 18 93-lU 44.9 2^30 44.7 90 9.4 and has performed consistent^ p.m'at the Field House pool. trial basis. The teams will remain the same as last OMNI 14 31-71 43.7 20-34 98.8 104 4.4 ^ semester . . . Massachusetts Coach Jack Leaman at the KTRBA 14 U- 19 37.9- 10-12 83.3.' 8 0.9 Eastern Eight Luncheon on using three officials instead of In Second Place jorasos 19 7- 13 93.3 9- 8 88.9 11 0.7 two." 'Three Times Zero is Still Zero." O0HMf'«< ^ 10- 17 98.8 2-8 89.0 12 0.9 By MIKE scoring line. this *••*••• FIT2)GKRALO season due to 2. person lliis game boosted 10 29 44.0 2- 2 On Saturd^^ Jan. 13, the t& Cats over reaaons, hopefully ha will not U- 100.0 9 0.9 Villanova Ice the .600 mark making them 6-5-1 badly <* 'f. >v;yt' Hookey Team missed. Junior d efensemi VOMM 3 3-7 42.9 0- 0.0 1 0.3 overall and 4-2 Lifters Record defeated Penn State 4-2 at the in league pU^. The Mike Fitzgerald hM been nOEDEL Cats are currently 3 points 2 % C- 0.0 0- 0.0 2 1.0 Spectrum. Penn State's downfall behind pointed Assistant Captain in 1 ^ came mostly at the htods of junior Penn State in second place with place. 14 ^ 37 2.3 two goaltender Mike 'Chief Alegado, games in hand. Thus the This Thuradiy- 44-0 at 8:30 tl Now who season may possibly come down to was voted the games Most Icecats play Dreiai at Rac the v •i: Valuable laat meeting between Player. When the first Rink and on Saturday at 4: The Villanova Powercats luc- Junior Co-captain Nick period Villanova and Penn State fpened it looked as though at the Villanova plays another he )•.• cessfully defended their un- Stagliano believes, *'We are the the Philadelphia Civic Center Chnstmaa Break had taken its on game at Radnor Rink agaii defeated dual meet record by two-time defending state cham- SaturdiQr. Feb. toll on the Cato with Penn Sute 10. Wagner College. This game marl Gutlifting Kutztown State College, pions, so everyone will be gunning jumping One unpleasant note :* Junior out to a quick 2-0 lead. the return in net of Isat year rainng their 11 year record to 44- for us. We lost 3 state champs Assistant Captain Jack "Hoc^- Then sparked by the stellar pU^ of starting Goalie Rich Longey. 0. Villanova took the first 3 places, from last year's squad and at the the *Chief igan" O'Hanlan will not be playing , the Cats came alive. games promise exciting, hard led l^ John Morgan, Len Discenia beginning of the year I for the Icecats tha rest didn't Senior left-wing fUy Mateer of thif contests. Be There. and Vince Sferra. Dual meet think a chance to we had win scored close in on the Penn State scoring is based on an average co- another title, but now I really goalie on a beautiftd feed from efficiMit total, the highest average think we have a legitimate shot at linemates Tommy Curran and being the winner. Villanova the championship." Chip Kenney. The firat period averaged a 739 coefficient, Kutz- . Stagliano cited the hard work of came to a close with the score 2-1. town 714. seniors Len Diacenza, John The second and third periods The Spring semester is the Morgan and Sam Correnti as being 'were highlighted by spectacular highlight of the lifting season for very inspiring to the team. Also, defensive plays by' the entire the Powercats. Right now, they the emergence of underclassmen Villanova defense. Ffoahes Jim ^^ are heavily training for the State Joe Jocono, Vince Sferra, J. 16-17. The team also has two more team, simply enter the rest was left up to the leecata of- CwmMi at C. meets scheduled for this semester weightroom in the fieldhouse and fon8e,,>rhioh put Penn State «n^ against Temple and the Sr. Mid- ask toy of the lifters for in- for good. Atlantic Chiumpionships. formation. Junior Vito Caavso scorsd aarfy in the second period to tie Expert Service and Personal the Attentton acore at 2-t Than aarl^ in the third period jimkr lefl^«^ii« Mike Kane diilactad an cfTaiMMl ilMit by fiooah~ Jerry MurplQr ta heat tlis #«i Hm leacatii a 8-2 lead. Lmsr in the tlUvd parkd it Murplqr «iUB, IhM timm UMt^ BOky QiilMlmi

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