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'•' ' * 1 "t <>age ao THE • VILLANOVAN • October 10. 1973 CAMPUS VISITATION SCHEDULE *••• 1973 - 1974 108 CORR HALL (^d^tfUc Date Representative Program Mon., Oct. 15 Northeastern University Eng. 9H)0—3.-00 Boston, Mass. MBA Wed., Oct. 17 Babson College MBA A-** 9H>0—12K)0 Babson Park, Mass. • •• Wed., Oct. 17 Univ. of Rochester MBA 1^3a-5.-00 Rochester, N.Y. Reality ia corupicuoua by Ua absence. — Lawrence Durrell ^.:# Thur., Oct. 18 Uniyerslty of Santa Clara Law at Univ. of Penna. School of Law WEDNESDAY, Vol. 49, No. 8 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. October 31. 1973 OCTOBER 10: Thur., Oct. 18 Temple University School of Law Law Women's Tennis vs. St. Joe's away, — 3:30 P.M. 10H>0—3H)0 Keith J. Hey Soccer vs. Temple, home, across from Field House — Thur., Oct. 25 300 P Nat*l College of Chiropractics Chiropractic Medidne Movie: Mendel Hall at SKX) P.M. and lOKX) P.M. — Double feature "If" IIHM^IHM) and Student Committee "Brian's Song." Tues., Oct. 30 Life Emory University MBA « THURSDAY, 1:30—5:00 Atlanta, Georgia OCTOBER li:- Wed., Oct. 31 Boston University Career MBA Development Center Orientation Meetings for 9:00—12H)0 College C hallanges Breakage Fee Policy Engineering of Business and Science Majors; 11:30 A.M. in Bartley 112. Wed., Oct. 31 Univ. of So. Calif. Campus Crusade MBA By ANITA DIBARTOLOMEO request an appointment with the mittee to investigate. for Christ, 6:30 P.M. Campus Ministry Center. 1:30—5:00 James Honea A recent investigation by the Controller in the near future. As a result, the committee sent Chess Club Meeting, 5:30 P.M. Corr Hall Thur., Nov. 1 Basement. * New York University MBA Lecture "Is the Student Life Committee into the The 250 applications for the the following questions to Con- — Church Beyond Reform" Richard P. McBrien, 800 9K)a—5:00 Mrs. Roberta Rosenblatt P.M. West Lounge. university's refund policy for return of the breakage deposit fees troller Dietzler: Thur., Nov. 1 Syracuse University School of Law Law Ski Club Meeting Movie: breakage deposit fees, left some were originally filed in the spring — "pownhiil Racer", admission $1.00: St. 9:00—11 KM) Travis Lewin 1. Is it true that each student is Mary's auditorium 8.-00 committee members "dissat- of 1973 to "legally protest certain P.M. Mon., Nov. 5 Boston College Law School assessed a thirty dollar ($30) Law conditions at Villanova Univer- 9:00—12H)0 Paul M. Dane isfied." General (breakage) deposit FRIDAY, ^^^^^^^^^:y The investigation had been sity." (Vilianovan, April 18, 1973). OCTOBER 12 Wed., Nov. 7 University of Pittsburgh upon enrollment? MBA protest had been organized by Square Dance Mixer in the Field 9H)0—1:30 requested by the student senators' The 2. Is it true that the Students* House, BKX) P.M < Walter M. Ritenour Alumni Trip caucus in an effort to discover the Volunteer Party. Citing the to Tampa leaves. Thur., Nov. 29 Penn State University Handbook, 1972-1973, states Faculty MBA what had become of 250 requests policy stated in the Student Hand- Club — Oictoberfest 5:00 P.M. Alumni HalL 9:30—11:30 Donald C. Hambrick as a University policy that, called for Photo by Bob Kulmher Movie: Mendel Hall for the return of the breakage fee. book, the Volunteers with at S.-OO P.M. and 10:00 P.M. "Airport". * Tues., Dec 4 Stanford University respect to said fee, "Any Engr. filed students to ask their parents to ap- Professor Henri Amar of Temple University addresses the Villanova Last Day for * These requests had been in Entriesi in Amateur Photography Exhibit. 9:00-4K)0 School of balance remaining at the end of Engineering Chapter of A.A.U.P. on the topic of faculty unionization. Vets Club TGIF the spring of 1973. Another key ply for the refund. This would the at the Connus Ale House, Wayne — 600 P Mon., Dec 10 Harvard University year will be refunded direc- MBA issue involved the university's deprive the university of collecting 9:00—3KH) James A. Saalfleld tly to the parent or guardian on interest that money during the SATURDAY, policy regarding the return of this on application?" OCTOBER 13: k '****"*'' ""*"* ^ ^^^ ^^ Secretary, Post-Graduate $30 fee to graduating seniors. summer months. Although 250 Football vs. Tampa away. ^'SAi^'oir^^^ 3. Did the Student Body Unionization •Mi^ filed the form, no one Faces The Student Life Committee parents Soccer vs. - Millersville — Home, Across from Field House. President, John F. Sangiorgio, \ conducted the investigation by received a refund. Waterpolo vs. West Point — away. submit in June, 1973, to the Cross Country The Villanova Jewish Student submitting a list of nine questions SGA vice-president Joe Van vs. laSalle — Belmont Plateau. NEW RUMOR — Is it true Union — Hillel meets every Business OfHce approximately Movie: Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the to university Controller Charles Buren met with Fr. McCarthy in Mendel Hall at 8.-00 P.M. and 10«0 P.M. "Airport". that Pretty Judy is coming to basement of Sullivan Hall. 250 forms (copies enclosed) Anyone B. Dietzler. (Questions printed June of 1973 in order to find out Approval interested, Faculty Villanova?? please Join us. which requested a refund of the below). In his reply to the com- why the Business Office had not SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14: balance remaining in the complied with By JOHN HOPKINS on the part of Temple's ad- Autocross, fee mittee, Mr. Dietzler summarized the requests. $1 — Noon, Field House Paridng Lot, students' business accounts The Student President Fr. McCarthy allegedly The Villanova faculty, represen- ministration during preliminary Government Association is providing a service the university's position: "Any (breakage deposit)? to put students told Mr. Van Buren "that the ted by a group of some 35 mem- negotiations. The officers of the MONDAY, MUDCAKES PRESENTS willing to babysit in contact with families in balance remaining at the end of OCTOBER 15: bers, took second tentative step heavily state- funded institution the area needing babysitters. Babysitting the year will be creditied to the forms had been ripped up." (Sept. 4. At the end of June, did the a \yomen's Volleybail, Lincoln SQUARE DANCE is a key source of in- College 7:30 P.M. Business Office inform S.G.A. toward faculty unionization two took a deliberate, slow moving OCTOBER 12 come for students in the affluent main line area. student's account for the next 24, Letter from Student Caucus Amateur Photography Exhibit in the Library. Any student Chairman Rick to Vice-President Joseph Van weeks' ago during a meeting course of action to retard Women's " 8 P.M. — MIDNIGHT wishing to make himself or herself available term. In the case of a student Brown Student Tennis vs. Bucks County — away 4:00 unionization. PM for babysitting should give graduating withdrawing from Life Committee). Buren to see Father President highlighted by the appearance of Freshmen Football — Penn ADMISSION $.25 their name, address and telephone or — away. McCarthy with respect to any world renowned physicist and Professor Amar's personal in- number to the Student Government Office, second school, the balance will be refun- The student senators viewed Career Devek)pment Center Orientation floor of Meeting for C&F Majors — Dougherty Hall, this action as a possible violation non-compliance with the en- proponent of faculty unions. terest in faculty unionization is Bartley /^ 527-2100, Ext. 539. ded directly to the parent or guar- 112, 2:30 P.M. Professor Heiiri of not a long term association. dian." of university policy. Contending closed request forms? If so, Amar, Temple He Yearbook Meeting — 6:30 P.M. Sullivan PROSPECTIVE Basement. that the refund applications had why? University. admitted that he became active Political Union Some members of the com- Debate, 7:30 P.M. - Speaker: Emanuel GRADUATES The Villanova Professor Amar's remarks, only about two years ago when a Shimoni, Sports Car Club will hold an mittee, however, were not satisHed been filed in accordance with 5. To the knowledge of the Israeli Consul GeneraL University College students AUTO university Business Office, based on his experience at Temple, group of his younger associates who CROSS with Mr. Dietzler' s answer. Con- policies, the caucus did Father are completing at a broad ex- convinced of the Sunday, October 14, 1973 sequently, the committee voted to requested the Student Life Com- were aimed him benefits TUESDAY, requirements for degrees in (Continued on page 12) OCTOBER 16: in the Field House Parking Lot planation of unionizations dif- gained through a faculty union. Women's FieM Hockey December 1973 or May 1974 at St. Mary's Field 3:30 P.M. Registration — 12 Noon ficulties encountered at his own Since then, he has been the please Pre-Law Meeting, 12:00 P.M. Bartley 209. come to the University at First Car Off — i p.M. school, relative to the problems driving force at Temple in all Basketball Club Meeting, College Office to fill out the V. U. Senate 5:30 P.M. Dougherty Hall Fee — $1.00 Villanova. Temple University facets of the complicated Career Devek>pment necessary card for prospective Center Orientation Meeting for C&F Maidrs received certification for collec- procedure. Dr. Amar addressed Bartley graduates. The Office is 112, 11:30 A.M. on tive bargaining by the American the Villanova KatherinR on behalf Vets Club the first floor of Vasey Hall. Meeting — 12:30 P.M. in 208 Vasey. Passes Dorm Association of University of Dr. Bernard Reilly of Astronomy It is important that students Club meeting, 454 MendeL Professors, (A.A.U.P.) several Villanova, one of the major sup- take care of this immediately. 1 months ago. porters of unionization at the This announcement is for NEW WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17: The right to bargain collec- Main Line University. Soccer University College matricu- Resolution vs. Textile — Home — Across from Field House tively came as the result of nearly lated students. Unionization Misunderstood .?*•.""'• "**' ^*^""® - "*^® - ^=00 P.M. St. Mary's Courts. 14 months of organizing and legal o *i1!*".'' By MAUREEN McGUIRE Many of the problems of faculty Political Union Speaker, 7:30 P.M. North Lounge. INFORMATION groundwork. Professor Amar em- Led by Caucus Chairman National Student Consumer Protection Council — Bartley 305 4-30 Richard Brown, the Student phasized the lack of cooperation (Continued on page 12) P.M. TONIGHT! Senators presented their case for Flying Club CENTER dorm self-determination to the If you want your club or event included in the weeUy calendar, Organizational Meeting University Senate at the October please see Jack Mohan in the Union Threatens Suit Student Union OfHce. Will Be on 19 meeting. Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1973 NEED INFORMATION In his introductory remarks, in Room ON 105A Brown pointed out that Over Concert Problems Bartley Hall. "Augustinian education has for Interested students please ANY CAMPUS centuries been dedicated to the By ANNE WELSH As a result of this apparent ac- attend and/or leave ACTIVITY? name & of the whole lost advertising and ceptance of the contract, the ideal of the education Photo by Jack Mitroka To recover address on list in Student Ac- Union began its promotion of the man, and it cannot today ignore Josh McDowell, of the Campus Crusade for Christ, appeared at the ticket expenses, the Villanova tivities Office, 2nd floor concert by purchasing radio questions raised in a moral and Field House on October 24, 25 and 26. Student Union may go to court time Dougherty Hall. OR SPORTS ACTIVITY? social context." over last week's sudden can- on WMMR, WCAU, and WYSP. Both pilots and t non-pilots cellation of the Vince Vance and Advertistments also appeared in welcome. Objections to the policy in- Objectives will in- JOSH Adds Christianity the Daily Planet and other cluded the contention that it does the Valients. The Texas-based clude getting lower club air- OR CONCERT? "oldies" group had been scheduled newspapers. craft not protect the rights of those rental rates at local air- Tuesday, October a students who would prefer not to for the November 3 Homecoming On 23, week ports and lower To Practical Living rates or Concert. and a half before the night of the package have visitation hours^^the fact, that programs for those scenario of a con- scheduled concert, a parietals request was recently By PAT McNAMARA his audience a If that decision is made, the Wohltman was wishing to learn to fly. A frontation in the Middle East be- notified by Stu Weintraub, an CALL APO turned down by the Board of Josh McDowell of the Campus Associated Booking Company of ground school will also be that Crusade for Christ appeared at tween "two nuclear powers." New York, the agency responsible agent for Associated Booking, that considered Trustees, and the possibility on campus. Vince Vance and the Valients had it would be difficult to implement. Villanova last week for a three for the contract arrangements, "I am not," he pointed out, part lecture stint, on October 24, would be sued for a sum between declined the offer and the concert AT LA 7-2100, However, several senators com- "talking about the end of the EXT. 369 25, and 26. Five hundred people $300 and $500, the estimated ex- was off. Weintraub claimed that plimented the students on their world." Josh explained that the gathered in the Field House for penses incurred by the Union the group had never signed the presentation, including .Vice Bible predicts the world will be classifiads the Thursday evening lecture on before the cancellation. According contract which his organization OR President for Academic Affairs, ravaged by a seven-year period of Faculty member with two VISIT OUR prophecy. to Rich Wohltman, chairman of had sent them. In Weintraub's young angelic OFFICE (well-sometimes!) Fr. John Driscoll, who called it war and natural disasters, at children, aged six and Rejecting a "religious ap- the Union concert committee, the estimation, the group's decision to three, desires babysitting service on oc- "the kind of thing that speaks for which point "God will intervene casional basis, King proach," Josh based his lecture on booking was negotiated through cut an album in Texas .rather than of Prussia area must the growing maturity of all of us." in^history." The conflict will cen- provide own transportation. Contact Dr AT DOUGHERTY current events and how they the Associated Booking Company play to one Philadelphia audience P.N. Keliher, Chemistry Department. Men- HALL The resolution was passed, 22-6-5. ter in the Middle East, primarily del reflect Biblical prophecies. He during the first week of Sep- was therefore legal. 317. Extension 306. in Israel, which will become a executive board He called upon the University began by stating, "I believe we'are tember. The Union sent its signed The of the Taylor Gifts, Inc "burdensome stone to all , 355 E. Conestoga Rd 2nd on the threshold of the most ex- contract to the agency on Sep- Student Union, however, plagued Strafford-Wayne, Pa. FLOOR to "allow them (students) to make Packers to apply in nations." Josh emphasized that person 17 received in return by such cancellations in the past, bet hrs of 9 and 4. M—F For decisions, to make mistakes and citing period in historv." Citinc tember and night X the Bible had accuratelv predicted shift. 5 p.m. — ii p.m. $2.00/hr numerous passages from the Old advance publicity material for the is consulting with regional -. <.-i/ (Continued on page 3) and New Testaments, Josh gave (Continued on page 12) group. Continued on page 2) vjv.
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Omtibt 3t. 1973 - • -TWE VILt*NOVAW • • Paga 3 Rejgistration: November 5 '21 SPRING TESTING PERIODS: FACULTY ASSEMBLY MEETING FEATURES Union Suit COLLECTIVE BARGAINING SPEAKERS News Anolysis Faculty Assembly Chairman, Professor Warren Richard- JANUARY 14, 15, 1974 (Continued from page 1) son, Credit By announced that the program for the Faculty Assembly Examination^ I meeting 3201 on October 31st will consist of speakers representing (232) 3 English History Since 1689 2 representatives of the National the views of the A.AU.P., P.S.E.A, ' 3251 AF.T. and a No-agent ' (233) 3 Russian History to 1900 Entertainment Conference regar- INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS 3 position. Good Judges Group Promotes CREDIT ding the strength of its case BY EXAMINATION PROGRAM u \' 3252 (234) 3 20th Century Russian History 5 The purpose of this program is to against the acquaint the faculty with Pay $10.00 per credit at Business agency. Founded to Office. ; M. Although the Does Have a Future?** non-profit judicial selection in the city Office (Room 202) 3 days after the examination. contract was booked and in the 19th Century 2 led to this electoral "tidal wave" organization whose objectives are :• by the Union concert committee, encompassed criteria such as in- 8 Syllabi for all courses subject to challenge are in the Reserve Room 4101 ^ twofold: (263) 3 Colonial Latin America 3 are a scandal in themselves. There initially, to keep politics tegrity, the contract was signed, according . judicial demeanor, and of the Library. It is your responsibility to prepare for the 4121 (264) 3 South American Continent (Continued is more at stake than the office it- out of the courts by electing to university procedure, by an ad- Senate from page 1) only knowledge of the law. examination and to look up books, etc. required by the syllabi. since Independence learn from them in a situation self, as critical as each one is, qualified persons as judges, regar- Further information ministrator, Ms. Jacqueline Fed- University community as a whole, concerning the program in general can be ob- ^4112 (265) 3 Mexico, -Central America, however. dless of partisan dock. Ms. where persons qualified and ex- The fact that almost half backing; secon- tained at the Coordinator's Office (208 Tolentine). Feddock is currently the students faculty, administration and the Caribbean since Independence 2 perienced the city's judges are up for election dly, to work towards early passage Assistant Dean of Student Ac* are available to give ad- and Earn Extra Information concerning any specific courses can be obtained at the Trustees, affirm the basic of a 4001 (270) 3 The Ancient World before Alexander 3 vice, participate in the decision, this year should make it clear that state amendment providing office of the respective tivities. principle department. 4002 (271) 3 Hellenistic of self-determination this one election for merit selection and Roman Civilization 5 and provide support if mistakes will, to a great of judges by a $$$ with regard to As a PART TIME 4171 (277) 3 If the Union must hire its own a number of extent, determine special "blue Opinion Survey In-, European Expansion and the are made," and cited the dor- the quality of ribbon" committee. terviewer for the Chilton Company in lawyers, it seems unlikely that the specific concerns and legitimate ' Afro-Asian World justice in Philadelphia for Radnor COURSE CR TITLE 2 mitory situation as **a rare op- years to & King of Prussia Daytime \; PERIOD interests of the students With the elections less and 4051 (291) 3 History of issue will .be pursued. A student living in come. than a Evening work. NO SELLII^! Ex- ASTR 1101 (107) 3 The Solar East Asian Civilizations I 3 portunity to develop close in- System I our residence ." week away, cellent working conditions in our organization which generates its halls. . however, GJP is new '•4 4052 (292) 3 History of East Asian Civilizations II 5 terpersonal relationships, to un- corporate headquarters ASTR 1102 (108) 3 Exploration of the Universe .::%. It should also be obvious that presently concentrating located ad- 2401 own funds, the Union is wary of all efforts jacent to Penn Central and BIOL 1101 3 (295) 3 American Military History to 1900 2 derstand the meaning and im- Students Decide Policy P&w (109) Biology with so many candidates to on trains. For a personal losing more money than it already choose accomplishing the first of these interview call ":-:':•% 4181 (296) 3 Twentieth Century Military History 3 portance of privacy, WILLIAM 1102 (110) 1 Biology Lab ''„• and to from, even the PATTERSON or WD ROSE ' has. Specifically, the policy states most responsible two goals. 1201 (126) 3 Human Anatomy examine the worth of personal & Physiology I that students in each "defined voter would have considerable dif- 1202 MATH 1500 (143) 4 Mathematical Analysis I Vince Vance and the Valients feelings about moral values with GOOD JUDGES for (127) 1 Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab I 1 living unit" (defined ficulty in selecting such a large 687-8200 1505 (144) 4 Mathematical by the offices PHILADELPHIA urges the voters 1203 (128) 3 Human Anatomy Analysis II were originally booked, said Rich peers and with those who have CHILTON COMPANY & Physiology II of the Dean of Men or Dean of number of names on any basis 2500 (145) 4 Mathematical Analysis III Wohltman, because the to split their tickets and to vote Equal Opportunity 1204 (129) 1 Human Anatomy Physiology more either more experience or & Lab II 2 Women) will be permitted to other than party affiliation. Employer M/F 1211 2505 (146) 4 Introduction to Differential Equations popular "fifties" group Sha Na professional training, or coun- for the man, not the party. GJP (213) 2 Microbiology ; . 8 ^1200 determine such things as quiet 1212 (157) 3 Introduction to Fundamentals Na, booked last March, cancelled selling." (214) 2 Microbiology Lab hours, hours governing of visitation, Mathematics I its contract in August. The "The situation as it exists now," open houses, and the use and care •,%>• 1205 (158) 3 Introduction to Fundamentals William Morris CHEM 1131 (105) 3 General Chemistry I Company, the he said, "is not conducive .to such given to resident facilities and ser- of Mathematics II 1132 (106) 3 General Chemistry II agency involved in those self-development." vices. The policy provides for 1300 (164) 3 Calculus I negotiations, 1141 informed Wohltman . The four page Policy on (107) 4 General Chemistry I . student and counsellor en- 1305 (165) 3 Calculus II at the 1142 (108) 4 General Chemistry II time of the cancellation Residential Life presented by the forcement of the rules passed by 1600 (166) 6 Intensive Mathematics Analysis I that, the Union could sue 1151 (113) 4 General Chemistry I William students proposed that "the the residents of each unit. 1605 (167) 6 Intensive Mathematics Analysis II Morris for 1152 (114) 4 General Chemistry II any expenses already student must indicate area: 1111 (117) 3 Chemistry Cultural — Finite — Statistical incurred. Since no funds had been ' FREN 1121 (121) 3 Intermediate French I 1 expended, no action was taken. 1101 (118) 1 Chemistry Lab 5 1122 (122) 3 Intermediate French II (Continued 2 After last Tuesday's can- CREDIT BY EXAM from page 2) :;:.''^^^^^';i!3ERM 11211 (121) 3 Intermediate GKK 1001 (101) 3 Elementary Greelc German I 4 cellation of the Valients, the 122 Intermediate 5400 (206) 3 Nuclear Technology • (122) 3 German II 6 1002 (102) 3 Elementary Greek ''" 5 Union began its search for other •.••'"•J' 3203 (208) 3 Introduction to Modern ITAL 1121 (121) 3 Intermediate Italian I 3 Physics 6 2250 (231) 3 Readings in Authors I 1 talent. On Thursday, October 25, 3200 (209) 3 Introduction to Optics & Sound 2251 1122 (122) 3 Intermediate Italian II 6 6 (232) 3 Readings in Authors II ' the Union signed Melissa Man- 3204 (210) 1 Introduction to Ruiss 1121 (121) 3 Intermediate Russian I 1 Modern Physics Lab 2 LAT 1001 (101) 3 Elementary Latin 1 chester to open the show for 3201 (211) 1 Introduction 1122 (122) 3 Intermediate Russian II 2 to Optics & Sound Lab 2 1002 (102) 3 Elementary Latin 2 Livingston Taylor at the ^ 4000 (253) 3 Electricity SPAN 1121 (121) 3 Intermediate Spanish I and Magnetism I 6 2031 (131) 3 College Latin I 4 Homecoming 4 Concert still 4002 1122 (122) 3 Intermediate Spanish II (254) 3 Electricity and Magnetism II 6 2032 (132) 3 College Latin II 5 scheduled for this Saturday night. 6 4001 TIME (255) 1 Electricity and Magnetism I Lab 3 4003 (256) 1 Electricity and PHIL 1500 (101) 3 Logic 1 Magnetism II Lab 3 ECON 1101 (101) 3 Economic Principles & Problems I 1010 (131) 3 Introduction to 4100 (257) 4 Mechanics I 6 1102 (102) 3 Economic Principles Philosophy I 2 Mom, help! Send ads, increase Magazine & Problems II 6 1020 (132) 3 Introdcution 4102 (258) 4 Mechanics II 6 STAT 2107 (107) 3 Introduction to Philosophy II 5 budget! Love, The Editors and to Statistics I 4 4200 2500 (241) 3 History of Ancient Philosophy 3 (259) 3 Mathematical Physics I 6 2108 (108) 3 Introduction to Statistics II Freddy The Flounder 4202 (260) 3 Mathematical Physics II reports: (mascot). P.S. a six-pack 6 5000 (311) 3 Electronica i<>05 PHYS 1100 (103) 3 General Physics I 4 1 ENGL (107) 3 Literature & Composition I would also be appreciated. J 5200 (312) 1101 (106) 3 General Physics II 4 3 Thermal Physics & Statistical 1006 (108) 3 Literature & Composition II « 1102 (107) 1 General Physics I Mechanics 1 1201 (123) 3 Survey of American Literature Lab 6 "Gallo's Pink Chablis 5001 (313) 1 Electronics 1103 (108) 1 General Physics II Lab 6 Laboratory 6 1202 (124) 3 Survey of American Literature II a 5300 (314) 3 Nuclear Physics 2100 (109) 2 Physics Mechanics I 4 1 recently triumphed 1101 (125) 3 Survey of British Literature I MCAT-DAT-GRE 2101 (118) 2 Physics 5100 (315) 3 Quantum Mechanics 1 1102 (126) 3 Survey of British Literature Mechanics II 4 II 5301 over ten costlier 1000 (120) 3 Physics 4 (316) 1 Nuclear Physics Laboratory 6 4001 (223) 3 Major American Writers I 4- LSAT-ATGSB 5500 (317) 3 Solid State Physics 2000 (123) 4 General Physics I 4 1 4002 (224) 3 Major American Writers II ;. . corhpetitors in a blind 5600 (318) 3 Advanced 1001 (124) 1 Physics Laboratory 6 Electronics 1 3001 (270) 3 Major British Writers I V - -*'«.•', OCAT 5601 (319) 1 Advanced Electronics *> 2001 (125) 1 General Physics I Lab Lab 6 3002 (271) 3 Major British Writers II > 6 tasting among a 4 5701 (320) 3 Advanced Laboratory PINK CHABUS 2002 (126) 4 General Physics II 4 I 1 2200 (127) 4 General Physics III NAFL. BDS. 5703 (321) 3 Advanced Laboratory II 1 - panel of F A 1101 (101) 3 Beginnings to Renailissance 4 OFCALIFOKNIA wine-industry 2 5800 3 2003 (128) 1 General Physics II Lab * Preparation tor tests required for (322) Advanced Mechanics 1 1102 (102) 3 Renaissance to Contemporary World 6 admission to graduate arKJ profes- 5900 (323) 3 Advanced Quantum Men ihn a Kosi, our Pink Chablis is a executives % 2201 (129) 1 General Physics III Lab 6 Mechanics 1 capHvilini sional schools 2202 (134) 4 General Physics IV 6000 (324) 3 Advanced Optics 1 GEOG 1000 (103) 3 Human Geography 4;- 4 * Six and twelve session courses m cmhining the delicate fragrance of a superior hsi in Los Angeles." 2203 1 * 6001 (325) 1 Advanced Optics Laboratory 6 1500 (211) 3 Physical (136) General Physics IV Lab 6 Small groups Geography $ ui Iht crisp 6100 (326) 3 Acoustics character of a fine Chahlis. This wint is m 3000 (143) 3 Introduction to Mechanics Heat 4 * VolumirKMS material for home study 1 Ttme Magazine 2200 (216) 3 Urban Geography 5 & November 27. 1972 page 81 prepared by experts in each field 6101 (327) 1 Acoustics Laboratory 3002 (146) 3 Introduction to Electricity 6 tfmmost itlightful creations. Made and boHlei il ik * Lesson schedule can be tailored 6500 &Magnetism 4 to (350) 2 Supervised Study in Physics 6 HIST 2101 (107) 3 The United States to 1865 meet individual needs. 0^ Vineyards in Modesto, Alcohol 2 Lessons 6600 (351) Supervised Calif Mh^d 3001 (147) 1 Introduction to Mechanics Heat 3 Study in Physics 6 2102 (108) 3 The United States since 1865 5 & Lab 4 can be spread over a period of 6700 (352) 4 Supervised in 3003 (148) 1 Introduction to Electricity & several months to a year, or for Study Physics 6 3001 (133) 3 History of Western Civilization I t out of towfn students, a period Magnetism Lab 4 3002 (134) 3 History of Western Civilization II "4: of one week PSC 1000 (130) 3 Introduction to Political Science 1 2161 (202) 3 Revolutionary & Federalist America 3 (Continued , on page 3) 1200 (147) 3 Survey of International Relations 6 2251 (203) 3 American Diplomatic History to 1900 4 1100 (172) 3 American Government 6 2252 (204) 3 American Diplomatic History Compact CouroM during
in the 20th Century . WMkMMlt - IntariMiiont PSHC 2200 (231) 3 Psychology of Human Development 2 2151 (205) 3 The American Colonies ". SwnmmSmmom ;; Representative 2600 (239) 3 Psychology of Personality 2271 3 (206) Frontier in . .:"•, 3 the History of . \;> of STANLCV H. KAPLAN 2600 (240) 3 Social Psychology 6 the United States !^ -^ft 2171 (209) 3 Early 19th DUCATIONAL CKNTKR Ontury America : j;1;j UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RST 1100 (111) 3 Religion in Human Experience 6 2181 (210) 3 Civil War & Reconstruction ' v ISft CtM ISMt Slr«M troalilvn, N V More than a Rose. 4100 (225) 3 Christian Moral GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (lit) IM-fNO Teachings 2191 (212) 3 America in the Gilded Age (1865-1900) 2 to be on campus & Current Problems 2 2291 (214) 3 Black America to 1900 • ' •-2;^ Wednesday, 4400 (230) 3 Christian Marriage in the Modern World 6 . PHILADELPHIA 2292 (217) 3 Black America in the ' October 31st, p.m. 20th Century -•» 3125 (225) 3 The Renaissance (215) CA 4-5145 Graduatfl Study Information SOC 1000 (101) 3 Principles of Sociology ' 2 3131 (226) 3 The Reformation 3 OAVS tVlNINGk. WCEKCNOS SINCI ISM MBA. MS, and DBA programs in Businttt Administration 1100 (102) 3 Social Problems & Social Deviancy 3 3135 (227) 3 Europe in the 17th & 18th Centuries 2 Contact Office of Graduite and Bronches in Major Citiaa in 1500 (226) 3 Cultural Anthropology 6 3101 (229) 3 Early Medieval History Post-Graduato Studios U.S.A. 7^ T»lmry^Seko«l mlh Ikr Nmttonwdt Htpmtmttm ^Student may also challenge any other Political Science 3115 (230) 3 The 527-2100 High Middle Ages v' PINK CHABLIS of CALIFORNIA - Gallo Vineyards. Modesto. California course, except the senior seminar, with the permission of the teacher of that course.
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All L«tt»rs to the Editor mutt Im •IfliwJ with th« propor name of Brain Is the writer. Names may be withheld upon request, or at the discretion of the editor. Ail letters must be submitted no later than the Thursday before publication. Take This Form During his all too brief press And conference Friday night, Original copies of the letters may President not be By JOE Nixon promised to appoint a new special returned, nor are letters TYRRELL available for reading Since I've had the monthly dose of fiu ^ prior during the prosecutor, of sorts. ' y- :'.:' ^^:;'^. : '.:y to past few days publication. I ve been devoting my time to rest and meditation. Wrestling with the The new prosecutor will have "independence", I great issues of our time — who, what, when, where, why, how - and "cooperation", and "total responsibility". The White that sort of thing. House, At other times during ^; however, will not give presidential Blood' Red Dawn a long and checkered academic career. documents to I the thought that when I finally finished new man, nor does Mr. Nixon expect to be taken school I'd be perfectly prepared to to be a student. To the Editor: Not that everything one learns in college court on this point. Thus, if the prosecutor attempts to is "irrelevant" '^' '^^"'•"'' continue Faculty and Parents of Villanova ""^ ^"' "^"^^ «^ 't ^^^^^erns how to be the Archibald Cox's efforts to conduct a full and c2TTi ^A^^^l University ^"' ^"^ ^''""^P'^' « respectable cum, a cer- thorough investigation, taT^rtain . /"k ""f^^' the new appointee will share Mr. amount of charm and guile, and I salute you all. the ability to forget eve;ything Cox's that one learned fate. No prosecutor can be independent prior to the current semester under I write this letter because I must, Now these President Nixon's guidelines. things have their applications outside the They are obviously unac- commit this university — to a form that can be the Illusions of the "real ceptable, world" are simply more pervasive than those : representing as they do a complete reneging on touched of a given academic island — but most of them are extraneous all the reassurances that justice or shared, by those to the will be done that Mr. who read a direct pursuit of knowledge. Recently, memory though, I've come to believe that Nixon mouthed just v ^ a few months ago^ , we aren't being trained to be v:^ students, but simply to be (pre) registrants. I want to live eternally. We urge the Congress to reject this latest attempt at The Troubles cover-up, I've heard and seen a question, Actually, all this signing-up business and to insist on a completely independent in- is not designed as a hassle It "Do you koow where your is easier to plan a schedule in advance than during vestigator, one who will not be fired when he gets too a few frantic days at close children are tonight" the beginning of a semester. Unfortunately, this can be attested to to the president. - by the implication is quick to me, this m. On line, Mr.' Nixon's explanation of his and you already understand I'm negotiations with and firing of Mr. Cox was also un- sure, but do you know the satisfactory. Even if we accept the sincerity of the answer, we will see. President's motivations, there are several factual con- In the pre-morning light of dawn, tradictions to his statements. Mr. Cox did not receive the on April 17 cooperation of the White House to the extent that he had I thought of that question and its been promised. Elliot Richardson, as he has already answer stated, did not fully agree to Mr. Nixon's compromise plan there before me. Your children, on the tapes. sprawled The Senate Watergate Committee's tentative acceptance of the compromise, asleep, awake, on the marble floor which is now of "inoperative", a local hospital corridor. had nothing to do with either the special I had come from a room where ten prosecutor or the courts. Indeed, Judge Sirica deemed the or more plan unacceptable. were divided among six beds, where they slept As it is rath^ doXibtful that the tapes will shed any a deep amorphic sleep or tossed in lighitjft the morass'of Watergate, it is imperative that the restlessness. » courts have access to all executive documents directly And these at my feet I stepped bearing on crimes and around or At least one student has criminal proceedings. Since the over, graphic evidence of the horrors of registration. they made In this photo, student President has now agreed to surrender his tapes, a con- no sound, but weakly (Center) attempts to get advisor's and chairman's signatures on tinued smiled schedule change, dropping ENG 0001, insistence on executive privilege concerning papers ** Advanced In- or sighed to tell they termediate Introductions," to add is ' me were fine. PHI 527-2100, "The Philosophy of now inconsistent, at best. ^ Social \> Disease." Unfortunately, latter course I was tired, so tired and is open only to CftF Concerning the Middle East situation, and the world- so must freshmen. they be wide alert of U.S. troops, the President was rather but when called they rose and many Villanovans. who plan their schedules in mystifying. filed advance, get them suf- His explanation seemed to be that the situation sleepy-eyed ficiently mutilated, into the Donor's room then spend a few frantic days in Drop and Add at was as the grave as the Cuban missile crisis, but that due to so that a boy whom they had never beginning of every semester. seen For all our the close personal understanding between Leonid Bren- complaints, the present set-up does result in some con- venience zhnev or met, might live one more to students. We just tend to remember the courses that we got and Richard Nixon — exemplified by their habit of tomorrow. closed out of, rather than the times when everything went smoothly. sending messages through troop movements — there was But the syste.Ti could I touched your children where probably function much better than it no danger. It does. seems that we now have a detente which Even given the fact they were that night that the primary purposes of any registration requires exercises in brinkmanship to procedures are function properly. and somehow felt an inner light administrative, we should not have bureaucracy simply I'd never known for Its own sake. There are a number of structural The other noteworthy feature of the press conference before fiaws in the process I by which Villanova students attempt was Mr. Nixon's declaration felt they made that place a Holy to select their courses. Since we of war on the television net- are ostensibly here to place to be master specific fields of knowledge, anything that works. Occasionally smiling, the President said contributes to a student's that he has and somehow made the world a ability to explore his/her interests should be no respect for the networks because of their better place for me. of benefit to the University as "constant a whole. Therefore. I have a' few
barrage of . . If manifestly helpful, reverent . vicious, distorted, outrageous reporting." someone would have asked you suggestions. where '« v (Continued on page 5) Of course, Mr. Nixon added, this does not mean that he your children were, that night, would has no respect for reporters. Against this background, we you have known commend Public Television and NBC for providing you might analysis of the press conference. have said "the Hand of God en- ^ The President's words and actions in recent days have folds them" been you might Edltor-ln^hW startling and quixotic. His ability to govern, which Sue Scharff vy> have said "my Butinett Managers has been suspect for love and care con- ^v-rV. Bob McGraw, Lew O'Neii some time, now seems to hav^ almost ^^^^^* (Continued on paf^e 5) > i^* '>? • *^^'^ Ndan, Joe Tyrrell vanished. With the New*i^ EditorsHM government staggering from crisis to .. vv..t-.^*;>.,...... John Hopkins, Anita DiBartolomeo Feature crisis, it is imperative that Mr. Nixon be restrained from Editors.. .i«.,,ivv*V.....v»; Tom Swicic, Bob Wesolowsid Entertainment Editors doing further BiaOMG ,; . , MIcIt Kulik, Jeannie Celia damage to the country. We trust that the Sports Editors , ,. tarry Eidridge, IMito Stulpin House of Representatives spoken here. Photography will continue to explore the \ Editors . .... jim Grogan. Robin Ramisteila possibilities of impeachment. We're never too busy •••••••••••»*«*' WPwqwa siatf«*^f Artistf**!***' to listen to your bicycling « • ^_#^'Vrt».*yr4 i»*>#'»,*>(i.'»«.i. . .Cathy Barr General Staff Maureen McGuire. Mary Barbara SchmkJ. Robert J. World ADVENTURE Robbins, Darrel Schweitzer, John Travers, John Wetzel, Tony Campus Afloat: Join Us! DIMalo, George Greaves. Beth Johnson. Bob Conrad. Adrian Hickman, and tell you some of Sails each September A February. Bob Dodaro. Rtehard Kraft, Casey Dallago. Jon Macks, Frank McNamara, our own. Come in. William Maruszczak, Kevin Plunkett, John This is the way you've always wanted O'Dea. Nadinia Davis, Bruce Buchanan, to learn Tom Riordan, Tony DiFlavis, Barry Krengei. Mike Randazza. . and should. Combine HOME OF THE FUJI AND Margaret Sivak, Larry Hallinan, Anne accredited study with a fascinating Welsh, Yogi Caltabiano, Terri OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS Prygon, Mary Rose Ptea, Steve semester of travel to Jendraszak. John Baumgartner. Ed Africa, Austral- Dougherty asia, the Orient, and the Americas. The VILLANOVAN is published weekly during Over 8500 students from A50 colleges the school year except Thanksgiving. Christmas and Easter Vacations, also have already participated Financial MkJ-term and Final Exam periods by the undergrade ate students of Villanova University. aid is available. Write now for free Opinions expressed herein not ^ V^*- do catalog: -'.••-.;.,.//;•; •:,• ;:;.':, 1004 Lancaster Ave. Bryn Mowr nccefesarily reflect the offteial views of the 527-1772 University. WCA, Second class Chapman College postage paid at Villanova, Penna. Editorial and Business of- Box fices located 1000, Orange, CA 92666 We RIDE Bicycles on the SECOND FLOOR OF DOUGHERTY HALL. Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania 19085. MISSING PAGE(S) October 31, 1973 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 7
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^ • -'v At Mercy of the Sound Man By BRUCE BUCHANAN Coming Di The Main Point presented with practically everyone in the favorites proved to be his satirical David Bromberg and Buzzy main point ;*. contemporary folk field. rockers, "Sharon" and "Suffer To Linhart at the Academy of Music Sing The Blues," both rather ex- on Friday night, but un- Playing with Bromberg was his tended versions with plenty of fortunately, the sound that the regular group consisting of Jay astounding solo work. One of the Academy is famous for wasn't Ungar on fiddle, Peter Eckland nicest things he did was a there. and Joe Ferguson on horns, and traveling song that developed into Deodato Buzzy Linhart, one of the Tony Marcellas on bass, as well as Breaks Loose a fast paced fiddle song verging on reigning fathers of up-tempo, good some ad hoc members. an Aaron Copeland type This may very well be a room only' crowd at the within the time music, opened up the evening Main confines of the Main The proved to arrangement. question on the final in Point on band be fairly exam a Wednesday, October Point. My questions were finally a little of his warmth by bringing course on 18th. tight. Eventually the sound im- David Bromberg and his band contemporary Jazz: answered when ten musicians and happiness to the audience. What has proved somewhat and in reality, did a memorable con- twenty legs and can The 10:00 o'clock show was ascended the stage in Backing up Buzzy were two for- Bromberg a Hingling sound like started letting the cert with incredible virtuosity. It's a combination of all delayed for almost an hour due to Brothers' mer members of one of Bromberg's audience hear atmosphere and began hell a shame that the fate of live music broken loose, the Boston an eight o'clock crowd v/hich to many groups, Steve what he does best — play his ob- produce quite fantastic soun;!, Burgh on elec- Pops, guitar with genius while having doesn't rest in the hands of the and a Sunday afternoon viously would not let the band beginning with a tric guitar and Steve Mosley on a Deodato in- musicians bull-fight in Madrid? That's right, leave and there were drums. backup of superb musicians bring entirely, but instead is also a few terpretation of Gershwin's "Rhap- folks, the ten-man major forth an endless variety of musical at the mercy of the people han- band led by one, technical difficulties. I sat sody in Blue", employing his The set consisted of Ronette's insane Eumir styles. As always, the runaway dling the sound. Deodato. That, to wondering the entire time how quick, yet melodic keyboard work, type Rock *n' Roll, shuffles, the beat of my ability, sets the Deodato could possibly duplicate all-but-subtle horns, braced with boogies, blues, jazz, ballads, and a scene witnessed by the a 'standing big-band spirit of his albums «n Afro-Latin beat, no less. few that could only be labelled It would have been to the "Buzzy Music." Throughout, British songstress Cleo Laine will make her Philadelphia concert audience's pleasure to have this Buzzy did some excellent scat debut Oct. 31, at 8 p.m., in the Zellerbach Theatre of the University of number go on ail night. The real singing and vibes playing with a Pennsylvania's Annenberg Center. Accompanying Miss Laine will be beauty was that all of the songs, steady supply of brilliant guitar Composer/Conductor John Dankworth and his ensemble. For ticket in- from "Nights in White Satin" to leads by Steve Burgh. Included in formation and reservations, call the Annenberg Center Box Office, "Also Sprach Zarathustra" and the set were such crowd pleasers as 594-6791. finally the super-orgasmic encore "You Got To Have Friends," his of "Superstrut", conveyed that big hit recorded by Bette Midler, sense of timelessness only present "Shoo That Fly," a new dance when the listener can become Buzzy introduced to Philadelphia, Eumir Deodato easily and totally involved in the Elton John's "Take Me To The r music. Pilot," and "The Love's Still Commenting on a minor Dave's still your hero. overweight, close to middle age, Growing," one of his very best What kind of person problem with an amplifier during could grumbly, hard-drinking ("Can I compositions that received the show, Deodato, with a slightly possibly merit words of such have some of the 'voice medicine' recognition when Carly Simon south-of-the-border accent, said: praise? Only one of two people; and a chaser?"), insulting, fast- rec^orded it. The low point of "We feex een a meenit". Actually Patrick Sky (a close friend of talking, degenerate man who's Buzzy's show came when he per- they went beyond repairing; on to Dave's, and creator of that been a major force on the folk formed solo with an acoustic musical literary the level of improving 'sound' it- and masterpiece, scene for nearly 20 years. He also guitar. self •.:, "Songs That Made America happens to be a brilliant guitarist put on a Essentially though, Buz ingston Tayl —^John Baumgartner Famous", also known as "Songs (having taken lessons from none fine performance paving the way To Offend Everyone"), or Dave other than the late Rev. Gary to what was expected to be an even Van Ronk. is Dave Van Ronk: Who he? Dave's an (Continued on page 12) better performance led by David Liv Picks Homeccmiiiig The New Art Striog Bromberg. Quartet Delightful Insanity VILLANOVA UNION PRESENTS Bromberg has been written "I think I'm getting deranged." about everywhere as being one of For Return to Villanova Arts Forum So confessed Dave Van Ronk the best instrumentalists and Brinss Back during his opening act as the showmen around (if it has strings By LOU BRUNO featured performer at the Main on it, he'll play it), as well as being Well gang, it's that homecoming Bed." Besides playing guitar, New Art String Point several weeks ago, and truer one of the most widely used studio time of the year again, and with it nicely Quartet complemented by a fine words were never uttered* men in the universe, having played comes the traditional double-bass and piano, Liv swit- The Villanova Arts Forum is many solo appearances If you've never seen Dave Von homecoming concert at the ches to banjo for some down-home proud to present The New Art throughout the East. Tamas Ronk perform before and you're Fieldhouse. There has been a great pickin* that could make even Earl String Quartet today at 3:30 in the Strasser studied at the Liszt looking for a good enjoyable Un deal of difficulty in booking this Scruggs take note, and even concert picks plays West Lounge, Dougherty Hall for Academy, has given many recitals evening — go see someone else, concert (just last week flute on renditions of Vince the "Post the second concert in this series of on the Continent and recently ap- because chances are 9 out of 10 Vance and the Valiants Sugar Crisp" The weekend starts tonight, so decided theme song. For all free, informal afternoon per- peared as featured soloist at the that you'll absolutely dispise him not to appear), but the appearance you nostalgia buffs, Liv does a fine far as the concert lineup is con- formances. All students and mem- Kennedy Center. Their program and may be prone to kill, maim or • of Liv Taylor promises to rendition of the su TOM LAUGHLIN DELORES TAYLOR -ccsu^^clarkhowat cerned. Robert Klein returns to make all classic "Over the bers of the Villanova community will include works by Mozart, mutilate the person who recom- these • hassles ScrNfl»i
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Shakespeare; Henry 1, II, .} immediately regained good field position when Mel "We opened the game with a (Chetnuf Hill) Shakepeare was Briggs returned Villanova's veer-option offense," said offensive not a football fan, and he did not kickoff to the Wildcat 21, with the coordinator Fred O'Connor, ex- have the Boston (College football help of a face-mask penalty called plaining the temporary team in mind when he wrote that against Villanova. B.C. scored five rejuvenation in Villanova's line. His words rang true on plays later when running back lackluster running game. "It was Saturday, however, as a Villanova Mike Esposito, who picked up 161 the first time we've used that par- safety in the third quarter paved yards rushing in the game, plunged ticular offeiLse, and it seemed to the for the Wildcats' sixth way one yard into the endzone for the catch B.C. off balance." loss, and allowed the Kagles to winning touchdown. During that series, on a third- escape with a narrow 11-7 victory. Icing on The Cake and-seven play from the B.C. 19, stopped cold in the B.C. was B.C. added a M yard 4th quar- Bill Hatty, who entered the games first half a fired Villanova by up ter field goal by Fred Steinfort, as the nation's leading passer, defense, and the Wildcats went but the touchdown and the safety fired a touchdown strike to wide into the locker room at ha 1 ft i me which set it up were all the scoring receiver Chuck Driesbach, who with a surprising 7-0 lead. the Eagles needed. made a sensational grab to put the Early in the third period, Villanova surprised nearly 'Cats in front 7-0. however, the Eagles' Byron everyone in the crowd of 1H,226 by Ground Game Vanishes The running attack went back into mothballs following the touchdown, though, as a com- bination of bad field position and B.C. defensive adjustments halted Photo by Jack MilroKa the Cats the rest of the game. A Villanova defensive tackle applies a friendly nudge to B.C. running "I'd have to say that our poor back Mike Esposito. Esposito picked up 161 yards rushing. field position was the deciding fac- No one can fault the defense in and the entire secondary were tor in the game," analyzed hedd the Cats' latest 'near miss' effort, some of the bodies who played par- coach Lou Ferry. "We didn't want as it again rose to the occasion ticularly well as Ramsey was in on to use any option pitch-outs when against a potent B.C. offense, 26 tackles, and intercepted his 4th we were deep in our own territory, which scored 45 points in a pass of the season. Zimba, where we spent much of the game. whitewash against Temple. Mahoney, and Aldrich were all B.C.'s defense did a pretty good in "Any time you hold a team like on 18 tackles or more, and Steve job of adjusting, too." B.C. to 11 points," said Ferry, Ebbeke and Mark Ulrich also had Indeed, Villanova totaled -2 "you know somebody is doing a interceptions. yards rushing in the second half, good job." The loss insured Villanova of its after gaining 104 yards before the Defense Shines second consecutive losing season, intermission, and had trouble John Zimba, Rick Aldrich, but Ferry's voice still carried a mounting any effective drives. Mike Mahoney, Steve Ramsey, note of optimism. "The kids' attitude is still great," he said. "They know that we haven't Photo by Jack Milroka BLUE HENS TOUGH been badly outclassed B.C. quarterback Gary Marangi is going nowhere on this play. Marangi in any game this year, and that was 12—18 for 118 yards, but was intercepted by Steve Ramsey, Mark with some good breaks at the right Ulrich, and Steve Ebbeke. HOMECOMING TEST time, our record could be a lot better." By LAHRY ELDRIDCE Hens, like a wounded animal, will Rough Day for Hatty "They are a typical Delaware be a dangerous foe. Hatty, who passed half the game : PLAYER OF THE WEEK t team," said Lou Feny "Their There have been few complaints agaiast gusty winds and the entire overall team speed possibly is not against the defense this year. Cor- game against the eighth ranked At 5* 9", Rick Aldrich is a little game, and was named to the what it's been in the past few nerback Frank Polito must feel pass defense in the nation, com- small to be a major college ECAC weekly All Star squad five years, but they are what we call a like he has the plague, as opposing pleted 10 of his 29 aerials, but was linebacker. What Aldrich lacks in times. finesse team. Their running at- teams have avoided his area intercepted three times. size he makes up in heart and He has been outstanding this all tack, as always, is very strong hut season long. Fortunately hiS "This season is not over yet," desire. He has a fierce competitive year, and had another super game against Rutgers and Templt secondary mates, Steve Ei)bei4e, observed O'Connor. "We're going nature, and is one of the hardest against Boston College on Satur- had some trouble moving thv (four interceptions) Mar^ "Iricb, to win a few ball games before its hitters on the team. day. He was credited with ten in the air." and Ernie DeChellis all through. We're dedicating our last He packs a lot of power in his 5' tackles on nine assists in helping are Delaware has also exh' ; playing well. four games to the seniors on the 9" frame, and his 200 pounds the defense stall B.C.'s offensive some problems in defer ,g team, and I think we can win all make him a pretty solid object. He machine. Sophomore linebacker Steve against the pass this year, winch of them." is surprisingly quick, however, and The loss of Tony Prazenica Ramsey has been .i tj-ver of may bode well for Bill Hatty, who his reactions and lateral early in the season put an added strength for the Cais ibis ^ ear, and was the nation's No. 1 passer going movement is excellent. burden on the linebackers and along with Mike Mahoney and into the B.C. game. V. As a sophomore last year he Aldrich has helped to compensate Rick Aldrich have helped to J. GRIDDERS But Villanova has learned the Ijecame a starter in the Cat's third for his loss. minimize the crippling loss of hard way that a good passing at- Tony Prazenica. CRUSH ARMY tack is not the only ingredient By RICH KRAFT necessary in the formula for win- Cc-Captain John Givens has A trip up to West Point in Oc- ning The Cats must still establish been a standout all year long, and tober can be a tremendous sight, a seasonable running game in or- has pro scouts watching him especially if you can come home a der to keep winning. closely. His linemates Mike winner. The campus itself is an ex- The football team will return to Thomas, John Zimba, Pete pression of the federal tax dollar the friendly confines of Villanova Mistelske, and Jim Magee have at work since it is really such a Stadium on Saturday, and will not exactly blended into the beautiful place. For the J.V. foot- battle the Blue Hens from surroundings, and each of those ball team it was a double pleasure. Delaware in the traditional players have contributed greatly Besides seeing such a place, they homecoming game. The game will to the fine play of the line. also brought home a 28-0 victory. provide a welcome change of The problem, alas, lies with the Outstanding efforts were turned scenery for the Cats, who have offense. Villanova has scored only in by Mike Petri and Billy Bell. played four con.secutive games on 17 points in the .second half in Petri gained eighty-one yards on the road. seven games, (none in the third fifteen carries and Bell amassed Villanova is not exactly a road period) compared to 98 for their 122 yards on nine catches. team, either, as the ('ats have lost opponents. Both F)layers scored a touchdown. eleven straight games in enemy Delaware's offense, although The 28-0 victory brought the parks. silent in its last two games, is a J.V. record to 2-1 and also showed Delaware, however, will be no well polished machine capable of me that Villanova is serious on soft touch. The Blue Hens have scoring a lot of points. winning football and the outlook lost two consecutive games to The Cat defen.se cannot win the is extremely bright. As one of the Rutgers and Temple, the first time game alone, and the team will ( oaches, Mike Danaher com- that has happened in five years. have to |)ut together TWO good mented, (The other is Nick Ru.sso.) Tubby Raymond, Delaware's head halves of football in order to send "These freshmen will never play in coach, does not want his team to the Homecoming crowd home a losing season here at extend its present streak, and the happy. Villanova." - i • »'•> y^» *"! •('"•''-" ' '' October 31, 1973 e THE VILLANOVAN e Pa0» 15 Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • October 31, 1973 AILING WILDCATS SECOND IN BIG 5 MEET KITTENS BOOTERS Poison Pen Depf,; Readers Invited To WRITE By JON MACKS shape. ^ There are a good many knowledgeable people who are nHike it two straight? Will the Phillies ever have a win- Tom Gregan is still oc- BACK The Big Vive cross country meet well versed on the subject of sports in the Villanova com- ning season? Will Spiro Agnew become a golf pro? casionally bothered by the effects SNAP WIN What was held Saturday at Belmont of a burst appendix he suffered munity. The Villanovan invites all letters on almost any about T.V. blackouts? Does Congress have the right to Plateau. Villanova put forth a ON this summer, and he too, is not subject, including sports. If the response is good effort, hut finished second to favorable, we make an owner of a pro team give his product away to the 100% . Penn, 27-.')5, with St. Joseph's and DROUGHT can initiate a weekly forum of letters covering not only public? Can Ali still float like a butterfly and sting like a Still, Coghlan, Schappert, and TRACK LaSalle finishing third and fourth Villanova sports, but anything happening bee? Sandridge are running well, and in the sports resj)ectively. Temple did not com- After suffering their Ist loss of must continue their impressive By MIKE RANDAZZA world. These are Just a few of the areas that could be pete. the season at the hands of The Nova boosters bounced .'»> showings if Villanova is to do touched on. The success of or failure of a sports letters Penn's Dave Merrick was never aggressive Bucks County Com- To start the ball rolling, what do th'ink back from five straight you about the anything at the IC4A's. loses to tie seriously munity College (1—5), the forum rests with you readers. Those who do wish to air challenged and led the Ursinus and defeat status of football at Villanova? How do you think the Schappert ran his personal best a powerful entire way, as he set a new Quaker Women's Field Hockey team is basketball their views and beef their gripes can send their letters to: on Saturday, covering the course Georgetown team this past week. team will do? Are you satisFied with the in- record by winning the race in a back to its winning ways. On Mon- Before the tie and victory, the Larry Eldridge in 25:24, beating his previous best tramural setup here? Do you think too much — or not 25:10.13 time. His teammate day, October 22nd, the Wildkit- Den- Wildcats suffered their heaviest Sports information Office of 26:14.4 set against St. Joseph's nis Fikes was the second tens held their own against enough — emphasis is being placed on women's sports? man loss of the year, being the week before. buried by . Villanova University across the finish line in traditional rivals, Eastern What about the athletic facilities? . the Textile 6-0. Coghlan (25:48) finished only five College, settling for a — tie. By Villanova, Pa. 19085. grueling mile course. Textile opened with six seconds behind Fikes, and has the game Of what of Charlie Villanova's Eamonn Coghlan, Wednesday, October 24th, the Finley? Can the Flyers win the or can deposit the letters in his box in the Villanovan of- the first of Dale Russel's 4 goals, been outstanding all year for the Ken Schappert, and Dave San- team, back to true form, over- Stanley Cup? Can the 76ers win 10 games? Will with ten minutes gone in the first Miami fice on the 2nd floor of Dougherty Hall. Wildcats. 3 dridge finished third, fourth, and powered Rosemont College — 1. - The "B" race was held « half. Russel and Jersey school-boy fifth, respectively. record following the varsity event, and The Wildkittens travel away holder Elson Seale com- Once again the Wildcats missed bined for the six Villanova's Bob Manning cap- this week to Ursinus College on goals, scoring the presence *^' of their top runner, almost at will. tured the race in a time of 27:27, Tuesday, October 30th and to the •/,.•.'! John Hartnett, who is still nursing The Textile offense dominated followed by teammate Frank Merion Cricket Club on Thursday, a leg injury. Villanova needs a 1st. play throughout the game, giving ENGINEERS Watkins. Penn took the next two *^il November Their final game of healthy Hartnett if it hopes to be a the season is at against big Blue very little to cheer about. places, and were followed across Photo by Robin Ramistella home West serious contender for the IC4A Chester State College on Wed- Seldom did Shai Mum W-ong and the finish line by Frank Boyle, Eamon Coghlan, Tom Gregan and Dave Merrick head for the hills at crown in two weeks. He has been nesday, November 7th at 3:30 p.m. Gerry Fay, Villanova's stars, get Greg Behie, and Jack Nash, all the Big 5 meet on Saturday. Merrick eventually pulled away and won working out, but is not in top on St. Mary's Field. the ball and when they did it was from Villanova. the race in a time of 25:10.3, a new Penn record. usually removed from them ulMIng '> S' quickly. ^ Nova never seemed to get warm a better world. on the chilly day which saw brilliant play from Russel and at GIbbs A Hill rimsimQasQffl^^am- Seale leading Textile to their well earned 20th Nationally ranking. Cats Tie Ursinus It was a happier day for the Wildcats against Ursinus, as Shai Mum Wong's lone goal tied the game for Nova, 1-1. It was all *H^ freshmen for the 'Cats as Mike Nova, Tom Burke and Dick Mur- phy starred on defense. Like the other big Nova fall sport, tough defense has taken up the slack left by a shoddy offense. Wong, Bob Belfiglio and Fay look good at times but many gaps in the center are seldom knotted closed. Next the Main Liners travelled to York College to be gpreeted by two high school refs that forgot this,was college soccer. Ted Cope himself in a fight with a 4 found York hooter and the result was ONCE BENEATH A CAMPUS TREE, UNDAUNTED BV REBUKE, HE PIP EVEN AND LESS W/TH hlS JAGGER. WHEREUPON A FRIENDLY PRAGON Cope's removal from the game. A KNI6HT QIQ COURT WITH LITTLE ATTEMPT, By CUNNING ANP GUILE, PIP PULL HIS COAT AND 5A/ THAT The rules in college soccer state SUCCESS COfAELV MAIP, KHOWH A TO PISCOVER THE EXACT CULT TO MAIDEN WAS, IN FACT, THE INTO that if you throw a player out BY CMB ANP ALL TO BE A CULTIST. WHICH THE MAIP WAS COMMITTED THE CULT OF THE FROG, AND from one team, you must throw ANP THEREBY PREV UPON HER THAT THE yV^UST KNIGHT PON A' out one from the other also. SYMPATHIES. BUT SHE PROVEP SUIT TWO SIX- FROG ANP CARR/ Coach Howard Graff wisely LITTLE IMPRESSED WITH HIS 0O6ART. PACKS OF SCHAEFER BEER removed his well-traveled hooters CSCHAEFER BEING THE IRREFUTABLE from the field instead of battling S/MBOL OF ENCHANTMENT the officials as well as York. The BECAUSE OF ITS ENCHANTED FLAVOR game will be played again later THAT NEVER FADES GOBLET AFTER this year. FROSTY- COLD GOBLET J. After going seven games without a win, the hooters took off for Georgetown. Gerry Fay and Bob Belfigio quickly put Nova on top for a 2-0 halftime lead. Fay scored with only 30 seconds gone, drib- bling through the stunned defense AtGibbs & Hill you can and Slamming the dotted sphere begin immediately to work on into the net. « projects aimed at meeting the "Belfiglio did the same thing, growing power needs ofa growing only better," excitedly recalled world population . . . in fossil-fueled, Fullback Pete Needham and it hydroelectric and nuclear generating plants. was a 2-0 halftime lead. Or become involved in other work that Gibbs & Georgetown Blows Penalty Hill is doing such as urban development, transportation In the second half Georgetown and environmental protection. was psyched-out on a missed You 'II be doing work that really makes a direct, penalty kick but another error substantial contribution to the gave the home team another free urgent needs ofour time -and in the process, kick which was converted. In a create a satisfying professional career for yourself Because the challenges shuffle in front of the goal the D.C. at Gibbs & Hill are virtually unlimited. . .and so are the men tied the game at 2. opportunities for you to find and develop your own personal With just four minutes . professional directions. ANP THE KNIGHT PIP APPROACH THE AND SHE [?IP, AS PREDICTED, KISS WHEREUPON, ZOUNDS remaining Scott Donnelly sent a Ifyou 're committed to engineering as a career, come to Gibbs & MAI PEN FULL HOPE THAT beautiful cross to lead scorer Shai OF SHE Hm MOST FONDLY. Hill. You 11 find us committed to bu ilding a better world WOULD FALL FOR THE OLP PRINCE Wong, who headed in the Mum through innovative engineering. IN-THE-FR06 ROUTINE AND PLANT winning goal. Think about it. Our recruiters will A KISS OU HIM. personnel be on campus Again, as always, the defense November 14, 1973 looked good lead by Mike Nova, Stop by and discuss these career Burke, Murphy, and Junior Pete 393 Seventh Avenue opportunities with us, or send your letter ofinquiry to: Needham. New York, New York 10001 . V College Relations Coordinator. Six games remain on the .':'< ./.\ - ",'.« "F . A Subsidiary of Dravo Corporation .. schedule, with Seventh-ranked nK)w:!)\^(:m^mQ'vi::m(!m An Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F :-;^.^ West Virginia arriving for -•Sit Schaeter Breweries, New York. NY, Baltimore. Md . Lehigh Vitlley. Pa Parent's Weekend. Y} i ,r"-^'^.Tr'l'7'^.*^ 'yr^P^'. 1/ iwi P»g« 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • October 31, 1973 ''.'''