Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper Newspapers 10-31-1986 The Grizzly, October 31, 1986 Joseph F. Pirro Ursinus College Vince Leskusky Ursinus College Roger Brewster Ursinus College Lora L. Hart Ursinus College Beth Morris Ursinus College See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews Part of the Cultural History Commons, Higher Education Commons, Liberal Studies Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits oy u. Recommended Citation Pirro, Joseph F.; Leskusky, Vince; Brewster, Roger; Hart, Lora L.; Morris, Beth; Salas, Angela M.; Richter, Richard P.; Anson, Doug; DiLouie, Craig; Schneider, Don; Marino, Denise; Rinnander, Kristin; Tannenbaum, Elliot; Theurer, Jill; Darrin, Matthew; Griffin, Mike; and Lent, Dean, "The Grizzly, October 31, 1986" (1986). 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October 31, 1986 Ii NCAA Drug Tests-Bar All But Natural Highs BY VINCE LESKUSKY details concerning financing and aimed at high school and NCAA will be ruled ineligible and face the the samples. A supervisor of the Asst. Sports Editor laboratories needed to be specified. member institutions. In order to possiblity of suspension. If that program, Dr. Daniel Hanley, as- In an attempt to fight "liberal Starting in November, possibly speed up test results, $2 million in athlete should fail after the contest, sured that the system was practically campus attitudes towards drugs" with the cross-country champion- the form of grants and loans, has the team suffers. In individual fool-proof due. to the NCAA's and in support of the government's ships, the NCAA will randomly been forwarded to the laboratories sports, such as cross-country, all extensive security system. "broad societal crusade" against test athletes at 1986-1987 champ- at UCLA and Quebec University personal records will be voided The reason for the breadth of drugs, the National Collegiate ionship for performance-enhancing (the only 2 North American labs and all points earned for the team the testing was given by Byers, "It Athletic Association unveiled its drugs and illegal narcotics. An authorized by the International will be discarded. For team sports, is directed to the health and welfare plans to test athletes for drug use. estimated 3,000 tests will be Olympic Committee). such as l1eld hockey, the cham- of the student athlete and directed At a Sept. 24 press conference completed this academic year, ac- pionship title will be forfited, as to assuring equitable and fair com- Washington D.C., a two-pronged comp~nied by a $950,000 price According to an NCAA spokes- will any social benefits from it. petition for national honors. It is program of drug-testing and edu­ tag. man, the tests will be "the most Effective in February, a positive designed to give the necessary cation was offi~ially announced. When the members voted their demanding in amateur outdoor test in any .sport will render the support for a student-athlete to approval in January, the testing athletics." Drugs need not be entire team ineligtble. resist peer pressure to use drugs." NCAA Executive Director, cost was not to surpass $620,000, illegal to be prohibited. Steroids "I firmly believe," Byers lectured, Walter Byers, informed the aud­ half of which revenues from cham- and excessive amounts of caffeine- Twenty-four trained crew chiefs "that this is one of the most con- ience that although the drug-testing pionship and bowl games would -any positive test--will result in will work to insure that mix-ups structive things that the NCAA program was accepted "over­ subsidize. punishment. If an athlete fails do not happen. These chiefs will can do for intercollegiate athletics, whelmingly" by the NCAA mem­ The NCAA intends to invest a test administered prior supervise"urinedonorvalidators" andifyouwill,forthecollegeand bership back in January. Final $430,000 on a drug testing program to a championship, he' or she who will witness athletes providing school community." ....-----------------------------...;.-----in-m-e-m-o-r-y-Of-h-er-h-u-sb-a-n-d,-R-u-ss-el....l -History in E. Heefner, and in recognition of h k e her affection for and gratitude to t e ma In g John French- Ursinus College. "This pipe or­ Festivities surrounding the ded­ ication of the organ will continue U.C. Hosts 1st gan's presence in for more than two weeks. On Big Rock Concert our school sho~s November 19, the dedicatory organ that music, and art recital will take place at 8 pm in Since Hooters '82 in general, has its Bomberger Auditorium, with John By ROGER BREWSTER place in the Ursinus W ea ver as soloist. Mr. W ea ver is a nationally-known organist, who For The Grizzly program" has been director of music at the It's history in the making, the Madison A venue Presbyterian first Ursinus concert since 1982 Church in New York City since when the Hooters and Robert 1970, and head of the organ depart­ Hazard played to a capacity crowd Ursinus College will observe ment at the Curtis Institute of in Helfferich Hall. ounders' Day on Sunday, Nov­ Music, Philadelphia, since 1972. In 1986, the band that will be mber 2, 1986, with the dedication Heefner Organ Pumps Th'e concert' will be taped by rocking the quiet halls of Ursinus fthe new Heefner Memorial Organ, WHYY-91 FM for broadcast at a on Saturday, November 22nd is he inauguration of the Heefner later date. "The Fabulous Greaseband." Chair of Music, and the installation New Life' Into The Greaseband, professionals f John H. French, assistant professor since 1974, consists of eight vocal­ of music in that chair. Founder's Day Rites ists and/ or musicians who perform The new 62-rank pipe organ, will be an organ and choral concert Mr. Heefner is senior partner in a rock and roll revue that consists built by Austin Organs, Inc., of by the Ursinus College Choir and the Morrisville law firm of Curtin of more than 100 songs from the Hartford Conn., is a gift of Mrs. the Meistersingers, with Douglas and Heefner. He is on the boards of unforgetable rock era of the fifties Lydia V. Heefner, mother of William Tester at the organ. This concert is directors of several banking institu­ and sixties. F. Heefner, '42, vice president of given in celebration of the new tions and of the Bucks County For the past twelve years they the Ursin us Board of Directors, instrument's official unveiling. Mr. conservancy. He is president of the have rocked audiences from chairman of its Development Com­ French will direct the choirs in Bucks County Historical Society Nebraska to Vermont and down mittee and of the Campaign for their performance of Benjamin Board of Trustees, of the Mercer the east coast as far as Florida. Ursinus. At the I :30 pm Founders' Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb" Museum and Spraunce Library, Along the way the Greaseband Day COftvocation, President Richard and Handel's "Zodak the Priest." which it administers, and is chairman has headlined in such famous night P. Richter will officially receive Mr. Tester is director of the choirs of the Fonthill Trust. clubs as The Playpen in Ft. Mrs. Heefner's gift on behalf of the at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Lauderdale, The Copa Cabana in college. Mr. Heefner, who has Abington and has been consultant For many years he has been New York City and The Tropicana endowed the chair of music, will in the installation of the new organ. director of music and organist of in Atlantic City. be the organist for that ceremony. The Concert will be free and open Peace Lutheran Church, Perkasie, At 4:30 on Founders' Da there to the ublic. Pa. His mother's gift of the organ is See Greaseband P. 3 Page 2, The Grizzly October 31, 1986 Letters ... Our Faithf~l Mailbag Senior Editor . .. .. .. ..................... Joseph F. Pirro It's all in your Editor. .. Greg Fraser News Editor .................................. '. Liz Young Layout Editor ........................... Maryann Antenucci point of view Photo Editor ... .................... .. .... Kathy Krohnert Entertainment Editor . ... ' ~\IAI~..... """""'" Rita Wallace Dear Editor, little more than annoying, He com- that he has the market on truth, Sports Editor .......... ~~. ~ ............. Jill Theurer Our " Private Eye" of Grizzly mits the ad hominem abusive fallacy and that we are all blind and Asst. Sports Editor . .. 1\41 i ..... ... Vince Leskusky headquarters does walk with eyes of attempting to discredit me by Sports Photographer .... : ~ ~. .. Tiffany Wood softly closing, saying of what she claiming that I consider myself an Business Manager. .. - ............. Mario J. Spina does not see. Miss Salas says she accurate "reader" of people, some­ Circulation Manager. .. Michael O'Malley "reads" people, says she " under­ one who makes judgements about Layout Artist ................... , .............. Tracy Patches stands" (this I know from her them after as little as 30 minutes.