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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini urgently appealed for national unity yesterday after two days of clashes between opponents and supporters of Iran's Islamic Constitution that was overwhelmingly approved by voters this week. He asked the nation to focus instead on the conflict with the United States. At the same time, Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said he and Khomeini agreed the U.N. Security Council resolutions on the U.S.-Iran crisis was a "step forward" to negotiated settlement, the official Pars news agency reported. The crisis centers on demands that the ousted shah be sent to Iran in return for the release of 50 American hostages held in the occupied U.S. Embassy since Nov. 4. At the White House, meanwhile, spokesmanJody Powell denied President Carter had told Congressmen he was hopin~ a policy of economic denial - "turning the screws a little tighter' every few days · would induce Iran to free the hostages. Speaking to a group of about 100 House members Wednesday night at the White House, Carter was reponed by J?articipants as having outlined a series of economic measures he ts prepared to take to end the crisis. But Powell said the president spoke mainly about actions already taken and "!n process," rather t~an laying o1:1t Er~spective moves. Powell said the administration found Ghotzbadeh's statement on the U.N. resolution "interesting." Powell said "we will have to see what, if anything, develops" as a result of the statement. C~n·stmas is ex!"a special for kids, as was ef~it!en~ last night whn Father. Gnlfi• ule~tl hzs annual Chnstmas mass, party, anrJ tree lzghtmg cerem011y for the chilrire• ofthe ~olnr Khomeini issued his unity call after meetins in the holy city of Dame faculty. [Photo by Rick DohnngJ. Qom with Ayatollah Mohammed Kazem Shartat-Madari, who has said the Islamic charter does not give adequate autonomy to Iran's ==::-:::::::::-.:...=:::;:.::::.. :::::::::::::-:------:~ ::-:::· -~--=-- =~= ·-..: _- -- _-: ~:..-=- ::-.:.::::· _-:...:. .-:: :::_-: -: .. ~.---·.-..::·_ :.:.. -_-__ -:: .. :.:..:-:.:. ~ --=-- :::_:::.-:::.~ ------~-- ·- minorities and vests too much power in Khomeini. '·Do not quarrel between yourselves and focus on the one and L d b 1 b £ only enemy ... It is your religious duty and national resposibility e Y pou tty, ee to concentrate on the confrontation with the United States,'' Wh ~ al tOod • • Khomeini said in a nation-wide radio broadcast. 0 Kh?meini an_d Shari~.t-Madari, the most powerful. leaders .of es e . pnces mcrease Iran s predommant Shute Moslem sect, appear to be m essenttal agreement on national policy and the new charter despite clashes WASHINGTON (AP) . Led by The increase in food prices. Food prices had declined .1 between their followers. sharply higher prices for poultry the largest since a 4.2 percent percent in October. Two people were killed and eight wounded Wednesday in a and beef, wholesale food prices rise in November of 1974, The price of home heating oil demonstration near Shariat-Madari's house in Qom, 100 miles increased by 2.6 percent in means consumers will be pay­ rose just o.1 percent in Novem­ south of here. One of Shariat-Madari's personal guards was killed November, the worst monthly ing more for groceries in the ber, compared with a 4.7 per­ in the incide_nt, but reports differed on whether the other vi~t~ increase in five years and a !lear future, especially for meat cent£ jump in October. Gasoline was a Shanat-Madart supporter or a member of Khome1m's clear warning that consumers Items. prices rose 3.4 percent, com­ revolutionary guards. face higher grocer} bills in Poultry prices increased 21. 5 pared with 5. 1 percent in In his unity call Khomeini said, ''The tragedy that occured at weeks ahead. percent, while beef, and veal October. Shariat-Madari's home was caused by plotters and must be Overall wholesale prices in- and pork prices also rose sharp­ Wholesale price changes are condemned. You shoul make sure such plots are not repeated." creased 1.3 percent during the ly after declining in October. included in the Producer Price Shariat-Madari's supporters in Tabriz, capital of the Azerbaijan month and were up at an annual The overall increase in whole­ Index, which reports prices at Province 300 miles northwest of here, took over the state rate of 12.8 percent for the sale prices follows a 1 percent three levels: the wholesale - or radio-television station, saying they mistrusted broadcast reports year, the Labor Department rise in October and a 1.4 [continued on page 17] their leader had called for calm. In a telephone interview, a said yesterday. percent jump in September. spokesman said the protesters numbered 30,000 and would need The increase makes it virtually =-======only a broadcast by Shariat-Madari himself. · certain that 1979 will be the The demonstrators, members of Azerbaijan's predominant worst year for inflation at the Turkish population, also said they opposed the new Islamic wholesale level since 1974, Soledad Prison riot resll,lts Constitution because it did not giVe them enough autonomy. when prices rose 18.3 percent. Leftists and centrists parties joined leaders of Iran's Turkish, Wholesale prices increased 9. 1 Kurdish, Turkomen, Baluchi, and Arab minorities on calling for a percent last year. in two deaths, injures 18 boycott of the vote. Energy pnces rose by 2. 5 According to official election results, 99.6 percent of those voting percent in November, the smal­ fired, but not many. But the endorsed the charter, which mandates theocratic government and lest amount since February, but SOLEDAD, Calif. (AP) - Two [ confrims Khomeini, 79, as ruler for life. _ Soledad Prison inmates were initial observers of the people were still 62.7 percent higher coming off the yare! saw only I [continued-on page 8] than a year earher. killed and 18 injureJ yesterday l in a race riot that was quelled one guy who 1-- ad been struck by guards who waded in among with birdshot,'' Guthrie said. the battlers firing birdshot, The cause of the outbreak, and officials said. the identities of the dead and ''The fighting was among injured were not immediately inmates,'' said Phil Guthrie, disclosed. spokesman for the state Depart­ Guthrie said the fightin~ was ment of Corrections. "It was a limited to a section ot rhe serious riot, but it's under medium-security prison hous­ contr:o I now. " ing about 500 of the !rison's 3,000 inmates. He sai he did He said two men were killed not know how many were and one was in very serious involved in the fighting. condition. The condition of the Guthrie said the birdshot, a other injured men was not type of granular-like pellet used immediately known. in firearms, "was the light­ "It was tentatively learned weight, non-lethal stuff." that it was a fight in which "It was in a section of the browns and whites were align­ prison that had been under ed against the blacks," G~thri.e lockdown since August. The said. "We don't know whtch, tf lockdown had just been lifted any, group was the aggressor or this week," Guthrie said. if it was a spontaneous thing.'' "We haven't had any riots this He said it was necessary for serious - with two dead - in guards to ''go in on the ground more than a year. We've had at and seperate people. There least two race riots there this were a few rounds of birdshot year," Guthrie said. New-s in brief Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 2 Carter names Hufstedler SMC schedules Christmas events first secretary of education Mar.,:;ie BrtJSsiJ walk by they tum than to faa: roll Hall Sund.ay. ~ annual 5MC News &iiJor easr. This represents the "Lessons and Carols.,. with animals watch for the coming of WASHINGTON (AP) • Shirley M. ~Hufstedler became the .. special Christmas readings by nation's first secretary of education yesterday, tri~gering a Wirh finals only a week away~ Christ. President Duggan and Student chain of events which will end with a 13th cabmet-level Saint Mary's students .att The Notre Dame Glee dub will Government President Pia agency coming into existance in the next six months. trying to ~ into the Christmas give their annual Christmas Trigiani will also be on Sunday. spirit. HaJI mas~ and Concert Monday .in .all the Christmas pMties ar~ planne~ dorms. The dorms have to tty and reti~ve ~ pn:ssure planned their Christmas p:.mies Weather offmals. to coincide with the Gke Oub• s The Junior Clas~ is tradition­ caroling. Observer Rain chan~ing to snow today, high in the middle to upper ally in charge of planning the Each haD witl be holding a 30s. Snow hkely tonight, low in the mid to lower 20s. all-campus .activities. The special mass for thOr- residents. Lumen Christi Mass is m Regina and Holy Cross halls are pronrotes LeMans Chapel at 7 p.m. having their m.asses Thursday Monda}·· Rd'reshment will be witb a hall party following. served afterwards. McCandless Hall has planned reporters Onto: of the biggest events of their mass and luill parry for • dr Christmas season is the tomorrow whicl-: is also the tt..ast Nine reporters were promoted Parade of Animals. ··AU the of t:be Immacr latr Conception last night by The Observer Jamiors dress in bathrobes and and :a holy day of obligation. news editors. Sal Granata and wear tinsel in their hair to Student Govc. mment is Phyllis Washington wec.e given Friday, December 7, 1979 represent angels and carol holding their Open House for senior staff reponer status, through all the dorms, .. ex­ all student~ and facuky from while J.ane Kirby, Mary Leavitt, plained S..e Eckkcamp, Junior 4 p.m. to 1 p.m. As a Mary Kay Leyden, , M1cbad 9am LECTURE, "modality and tonality in music," speaker class presitknt. • •All the other Chrisunas present to faculty Mader, Jim Soisson, Laura dr. howard brown, 115 CROWLEY. students place their stuffed children, .SG is having a special Vasquez, and Tim Vercellotti .animals outside their rooms showing of ~·or. Dolirde"and .....-ere promoted to staff 11: 15 am MASS, with fr. griffin, LAFORTIJNE facing west and as the juniors Road Runner canoons in Car- repot"tf'r!'; BALLROOM. .. ------~------.... --, 3:30 pm LECTIJRE, "facts, values & cognition," prof. hilary putman, harvard u. LIB FACULTY LOUNGE, • Sun.day· Masses 1 perspective series in philosoph;. Applications : at 1 4:30 pm COLLOQUIUM, "aspherical manifolds," prof. ICall)pUS s I thomas farrell, u. of mich. 226 CCMB. SPONS: MATH lminiStry acred Heart Churchl DEPT. become due I I 1 5:15p.m. Saturday Rev. Robert Griffin, C.S.C. I 5:15pm MASS, BULLA SHED. 11x Office. of Student 1 9:15 a.m. Sunday Rev. Thomas King, C. S.C. I Affairs reminds all students 1 10:30 a.m. Sunday Rev. James Burtchaell, C. S.C. I 7, 9:15 &11:30pm FILM, "grease," ENGR. AUD. spons: who plan to make application I 12:15 p.m. Sunday Rev. Austin Fleming I student union. admission $1. for t~ position of Resident I I Assistant to obtain the 1 7:15 p.m. Vespers Rev. James Burtchaell, C. S.C. I 1 7pm SWIMMING, nd vs. bowling green, ROCKNE nec($sary forms before MEMORIAL POOL. leaving for Chrisnnas vaca­ L------~ tion. Si~ the .application 7:30pm LECTIJRE, "sleeping beauty & the church," sr. period concludes during the madonna kolbenschlag, spans: ad hoc committee on women Christmas vacation, mater­ & rhe church. ials will nor be available when the new semester be­ £()rrl~ 11~1() t:t:le~reltf .. Spm CONCERT, harry chapin, ACC. $6.50 & 5.50. gins. Applications are avail­ able in the OSJ\ (315 Admin- 8pm ND/SMC THEATRE, "the heiress," O'LAUGHLIN istration Building). Office lit? t:11cl ()f til£ .§f:i~-,iest.cF·:J AUD. hours are 8 to Noon and 1 to 5:00 P.M, 8:30pm POETRY READING, "the shepheardes calendar," Monday through Friday. ~~~cl tilt:: ~1£1()1-,/ (l~fj·- by edmund spenser, performed by 'our ladies shepheardes' with musical interludes by members of the society for old music, LIBRARY LOUNGE, spons: dept. of english. The Observer .IJ.(.l.4. Night Editor; Jim Rudd Saturday, December 8, 1979 Asst. 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The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 -page'~ No longer anonymous Pasquerilla donates $7 million The son of an immigrant the years more has been con­ ping centers and then malls. In Pennsylvania coal mim·r who veyed by a Notre Dame educ­ 1961, Pasquerilla bought out now heads a $300 million real ation than has ever heen taught the other four owners to estab­ estate development and retail simply in its classrooms and lish 100 percent control of the corporation was revealed today laboratories. Some lasting firm, which later changed its as the anonymous donor of $7 lessons come from the exper­ name to Crown American Corp­ million to Notre Dame. ience of shared living." oration to reflect its growth. Frank J. Pasquerilla, pres­ The 53-year-old Pasquerilla is The major difference between ident and Chairman of the the son of an immigrant coal Pasquerilla and many other board of Crown American miner who worked in the John­ contractors is that he own and Corporation, a Johnstown, Pa., stowa mines until disabled by operates what he builds. based company that ranks 15th black lung disease. At 15, his Crown American~s progress has in size among the country's son took on breadwinning been fueled by the cash flow development firms, was intro­ chores but did graduate from and profits from 14 million duced at a press conference on ) ohnstown High School in 1944. square feet of shopping center campus by Fr. Theodore M. College was out of the ques­ space in a five-state region and Hesburgh, Notre Dame's pres­ tion. Rejected for medical from 1 ,000 rooms in the seven idem. Hesburgh said the reasons by the Army, Pasque­ motor inns the corporation op­ Pasquerilla g_ift was ''rooted in rilla managed to get a job with erates under Sheraton and Hol­ an extraordinary sense of the Philadelphia quarter­ iday Inn franchises, ofter near stewardship on the part of a ~.Jster, and his paychecks were its retail properties. man who knows the obligation sent home. The corporarion 's properties of wealth is service.'' After the war, he returned to include 15 malls and 25 com­ The benefaction, the largest Johnstown and got a job as an munity shopping centers, and from a living person and the engineering and accounting in September Crown American third lar~est ever in Notre specialist with the state high­ announced its first major div­ Dame's history, was announce~ way department, taking some ersification--the $35 million last ) une when the University correspondence courses on the purchase of Hess's, Inc., a committed itself to building side. The knowledge of con­ major department store chain on-campus housing for 500 structiun and of finances were headquartered in Allencown, additional undergraduates so to stand him in good stead in Pa., and having five of its 18 These scrrrumcious deli'ghts sure beat those bland dry things that 500 more women students 1951 when he entered the stores in Crown American they try to pass off as cookies in the dining halls. [Photo by could be enrolled. Plans were private sector as a payroll clerk malls Rick Dohring]. drawn up for two four-story, and junior engineer at the There is another important L-shaped dormitories, each one-year-old Crown Construc­ difference in Pasquf'"rilla's accommodating 250 ·students, tion Company in ) ohnsrown, a career as an investor, developer completing the northeast quad­ company he would head five and builder. While man~ grew rangle begun by the construc­ years later and solely own in a wealthy during the suburban ND students participate tion in 1969 of high-rise Flanner decade. boom and ignored the decaying and Grace Halls. Crown Construction Company t.:ent.:r::. uf middle-sized cities, Construction bids have been grew from a small masonry Pasquerilla was determined to accepted and foundation work subcontractor into the largest put somerhing back. He reno­ in farmworkers rally began this week. One hall is developer of Pennsylvania com­ vated an old post office in mercial real estate because by Mtke Mader expected to be ready in Jan­ Johnstown (at a cost of almost a the farmworkers, the farmers uary, 19.81, and the other by Pasquerilla sensed the sub­ quarter million dollars) as the StaffReporter they work for and the proces­ June, 1981. urban population boom. As the company headquarters, and has sing companies which use the "Mr. Pasquerilla's unpre­ people flocked to the suburbs, continued to live with his family crops in their products. cedented generosity will enable Crown was right behind them Twenty Notre Dame students ''The sentiment in the area is building supermarkets, shop- [continued on page 8] will postpone their studies and anti-Mexican-American and us to continue the important travel to Toledo, Ohio tomorrow anti-migrant farm workers,'' tradition of residentiality at to walk a few miles through Notre Dame," Hesburgh com­ Huber commented. mented. ''Throughout the his­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• town. FLOC has been organizing this The students are members of rally for two months. FLOC tory of the University, students the Farm Labor OrganizingCom­ have come here not only to members hope the rally will learn but also to live, and over mittee (FLOC) and will partici­ show the processing companies i ~f)lt' .f1t() i pate in a rally in support of that FLOC has wide support for farmworkers. According to the movement. Anne Huber, spokesman for According to the director of FLOC, the students are going to fund-raising for the World Hun­ Undergrads iS() uti:· ~>l?llcli meet at the community service ger Coalition,Mary Ann Harris, center iu Toledo. There, they yesterday the Coalition collec­ to receive will : Jin members of FLOC ted $55 for FLOC. The Coali­ chapters around the country tion's money is to be given to contracts i lt)£Cltit)ll~ i and various other groups and FLOC strike funds to purchase march peacefully, carrying ban­ food when the migrant workers Fr. Michael J. Heppen, ners and posters to the down- go on strike. C. S.C., Director of Student i octfather's Pizza ! town afeP ~ /' Huber iS"\'ery pleased with the Residences, announc~d today • • The main purpose of FLOC is support FLOC has received on that housing contracts will be • • to heip the farmworkers in campus. "Out of the twenty mailed to undergraduate stu­ • • negotiations with large proces­ going, five or six students are dents onJanuary 18, 1980. The • • sing companies, in order to get new members. That is encour­ contracts must be signed and • • better treatment than they are aging, especially since finals returned to the Housing Office • • currently receiving. One recent are coming up.'' by February 2, 1980. Room •: It's incredible... •: push by FLOC is to obtain FLOC has been organized on picks will take place on April three-way contracts between campus for almost a year. 30, May I and 2, 1980. • the thickest . richest • :• most mouth -watering pizza •: : your two lips ever put a l~k Qn. : • I II ! . • MDCI CONVEN'I'ION • • •: 52920 U.S. 31 N. Town ond Countty •: STATE CHAIRMEN • 277_5880 Shoppin9 (entet • • 259-2556 .•• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • applications now I A pitcher of Coca-Cola free with I 1 the purchase ·ot any medium or being accepted I large size of the thickest , richest. I 1 most mouthwatering pizza your two I 1 lips have ever put a lock on~· 1 apply at NDStudent Govt Offices 1 Coupon is valid on eat -in pizza orders onlv and expirPs 1 1 Unt· 1'1111111111 I"''' pizza . Ht·l·t·miH·r· ll1. I 971) 1 any ND or SMC student 111ay apply 1~------... but you gotta buy a pizza first. I I t'resent this coupon at the counter I I when you order a small or meo;um I for State or Tenitorial Chainnan I ~~~size Godfather's Pizza and we'll give I I ...... you two bowls of his healthy I I . greens free. · 1 DEADLINE: Fri. Dec. 7, 5 1 Coupon valid on eat-in pizza orders and expires I I ------. lto·o·1·mlwr· lh. 11)71) I ...... ) . - . . ' - . ' . ' f \ .l . f The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 4 l - Audiences all ears for Mr. Spock c a • a • L a •:l • • 'Star Trek' movie warps out m~e

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[., f Iranian crisis recalls Pearl Harb MASS DALLAS (AP) - For thousands spring of 1942. city water works, "They just followed by of Japanese-Americans, the "They didn't call it a concen­ kept me waiting and I was supper bombs that turned Pearl Harbor tration camp, but that's what it looking at all the drawing of the into a funeral pyre 38 years ago was. There was no brutality as water works. First thing he today signaled an ugly change such, but the humiliation was said was, 'Are you Chinese?' I every__ in Amencan mood. Some see terrible. It was a terrifying said, 'No, I'm] apanese.' So he that mood rising again in the experience," said Fukuyama, said, 'What the hell are you FRIDAY anti-Iranian demonstrations now executive Vice president of doing in this place?' he got very sweeping the United States. U.S. Aerial Inc., a U.S.-Japan­ upset that I had been looking at at the The naval base in Hawaii was ese television and filmmaking the drawings of the water obliterated on Dec. 7, 1941, and company. works.'' the United States declared war Fukuyama said he was ac­ Why did the Americans react on Japan. costed several times on the with such prejudice? Within a few days of Fearl street, then was forced out of "I think u's a fear that they Harbor, ''people became very the California State Nautical have because the nation was a aggressive and 'a J ap is a) ap is Guard, where he worked as a very young nation" and had not a J ap,"' recallecf Hiroo Fuku­ machinist. strong, solid culture of its own, yama, who was 20 in 1941. ''One day when everyone was Fukuyama said, adding that he ''The only difference between in formation at the armory, they believes that fear has returned that and the Iranian students · called my name out. They said, with the Iranian crisis. now is that it{ the anti-) apanese 'You're a Jap. We don't want But he said Iranian students feeling) involved American citi­ you here. You're out of the should be allowed to stay in the zens. guard."' ''Like the Iranian students, When he sought work at the [con#nued on page 16] suddenly we realized what was happening. It happened so fast. Suddenly we were at war," he said. Pearl Harbor Fukuyama and his brother, mother and father, who owned a hardware store in San Pedro, Calif., were among 110,000 Routine alarm screams attack .Japanese living in the United States who were forced to auction their homes and pos­ by Kathryn Casey the bombs. "They were sessions for ''relocation'' at StaffReporter bombing the devil out of the air U.S. internment camps. Of base so that the planes couldn't them, 60,000 were naturalized Thirty-eight years ago today, get off," he said. Gordon or native-born American citi­ two young men were washing remembered that the noise of zens. their clothes just after seven on the planes was intensified by The Fukayamas were herded a Sunday morning when the the screams of men who were into the Amache Relocation naval battle alarm screamed trapped inside the ships. He Center at Grenada, Colo., in the through the air. Thinking that noted that many others had the alarm signaled a routine simply drowned after being drill, the men were hustling to forced to abandon their sta­ their assigned stations when ttons. f the clarion voice of the P A Gordon had not been injured ~~:( ~ except for a few scrapes on his Freshtnen system announced that the STEREO Japanese had attacked Pearl hips. He chuckled when he ALBUMS $4 e 99 EA Harbor. Only one of the men explained that he had been a bit The Jell lorl>et Fusion ··soft SJ'd<•··. Urszula Oudziak '"Future Talk'". Jot Sample Ray Brown <;n•l y M.onne '"T~ Thret'". L•w made it to his compartment. heavy in those days and had run Taba

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see no harm in that.'. WASHINGTON (AP) -Two of December. ation of a powerful Energy· President Carter's most impor­ But yesterday, Byrd noted Meanwhile, Henry Jatkson, Mobilization Board to speed tant legislative proposals, the the slow pace of Senate consi­ D-Wash., charman of the Sen­ construction of energy projects. ate Energy Committee, said in SALT II treaty and the energy deration of the ·'windfall pro­ Differences must be resolved fits" tax on the oil industry, and an interview that there is no plan, will be delayed in Con­ chance the president's multibil­ by congressional conference Congress gress until next vear, Senate said: "I d,•:l't see how it (SALT committees which Jackson said leaders disclosed yesterday. II) could conceivably !-,e brought lion-dollar energy plan will will meet for the first time, clear Con~ress before both The postponements will up this year. Our time is probably beginning today. running out.'' Houses qutt work for the year - - mtyn congressional considera­ In addition, the House and tion during a presidential elec­ Asked if the delay into the just before Christmas. I delays The House and Senate have Senate are also being asked to ' tion year, historically a bad election year will jeopardize • approval of the arms pact, approved competing versions of give federal financial aid to the time for pushing controversial Chrysler Corp. There is con· legislation through either the which requires a two-thirds two separate energy measures • Senate vote, Byrd said, "If it urged by Carter, a synthetic siderable opposition to the res­ House or Senate. cue effort. rmportant Senate· Majority Leader Ro­ goes over to J a~uary, I would fuels development bill and ere- bert C. Byrd had previously said he hoped to at least begin debate on the strategic arms limitation treaty with the Sovier legislation Union by year's end. There had even been earlier forecasts that the debate would begin in October with a final vote on ratification by early

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The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 7 As holidays near Campus prepares for break by Tim Vercellotti and checking for possible homes of any off-campus stu­ StaffReporter fires, '' said Terry. dents staying here for the In pastJears the dorms were Christmas break.'' During Christmas break the separate into larger groups, Terry also encouraged stu­ bustling campus will turn into a thts giving each security guard dents to make sure that they ghost town. The sights and more area to cover. According have some sort of idemification sounds of students playing to Terry, the addition of more on their valuables. football in the North Quad, or men and the decrease in dorm ''That way, should anything stereos blaring from people's space that each man is respon­ happen, it will be much easier rooms will be noticeably ab­ stble for will give each guard to trace any stolen items,'' he sent. more time to check on particu­ said. This time of relative peace and lar buildings. quiet are when burglaries are Terry went on to say that most likely to occur. With this students who wish to leave their in mind Notre Dame Security is cars here over break should Smoke tips off . I making careful preparations. park their vehicles in D-1 lot. l Glenn Terry, director of Notre ''If all of the cars are in one Dame Security, cited the con­ area, there is less chance of any fire alarm stant surveillance of the dorms vandalism," stated Terry. as the major concern of security Terry also offered some advice If you're thinking about a technical position after graduation, during semester break. regardi~g students' valuable in Holy Cross ''The dorms will be divided think about this. How many companies can offer y~u a nucl~ar possesstons. A fire alarm sent the residents into six different groups, each ''Students should, of course, submarine to operate? The answer is none. EqUipment hke group being patrolled several of Holy Cross Hall outside the this is available only in the Navy. . lock their rooms securely. Also, dorm about 7:30 p.m. last times during each shift. The if they feel it is necessary, they The Navy operates over half the nuclear r.eactors m men will be making sure that night. The Notre Dame Fire America. So our training is the most comprehensive. · should leave such items as Department responded to the the doors are locked securely televisions and stereos at the As a commissioned Nuclear Propulsion Officer who has s~c­ alarm, and investigated the cessfuJly completed a year of nuclear training, yo~'ll. ~ece1ve basement where one student a $3,000 bonus. Plus a top salary and respons1h1hty for said he had smelled smoke. advanced technical equipment. . . The firemen found n9thing If you're majoring in engineering, math or the physical sci­ and suggested a sudden. rise in ences, find out about the Nuclear Navy. Contact: heat may have tripped off the results in few m,ishaps alarm. While several students Lt Dave Barthold Morri~ Inn. Notrr Dame remained indoors, a majority· . (10·15 Dec. 1979) 234-0141 {1\.->0n• 108) responded and left in an orderly NAVY OFFICIIL IT'S NOT JUST A IOII,n'S All ADVIJII'URL Man"beth Moran Registrar experimented with a manner. StaffReporter new system of preregistration, I I IS I 1 requiring fewer checkmarked c • • • • • The new method of pre-regis­ couses than usual, thus hoping • tration for academic courses ran to eliminate paper work and to Nd Senlot Class Ptesents: with fewer mishaps than expec­ help alleviate some of the ted, according to David Kil, perpetual lines. assistant registrar. The new method provides for "We're very pleased with the an en masse regtstration for miSTLETOE ffiADNESSI way it went," he said. "Very many courses with a priority few courses were oversub­ ~iven to majors for placement a Christmas Semi.formal scribed, resulting in fewer de­ m these courses and then to partments needing to remove non-majors by order of class. students from tally lists.'' In the event of an over Last month the Office of the registration of any students to Thuts., Decembet 13 10pm-2am any particular class, the Regis­ trar mtends to notify the stu­ dent of his inability to take that at Fat Wally's OPEN BAR JlO/couple class and offer him placement Graduate dies in another. 21 I D's AeSOLUTEL Y Requlredll "The line situation was min­ Limited numbet of tickets sold only In advance at LaFortune imal in comparison to last vear," Kil said. "Hardly any • 11-1 weekdays atattlng Dec.6 in automobile r I ~tudenrs needed to wait outside • E I I I Stepan, and we didn't have to • use the Rathskellar,'' he added. accident Kil admitted that he was not aware of the line situation on Juanita Lopez, a former resi­ the third floor of O'Shaugh­ CORBY'S cfent of Farley Hall and 1978 nessy Hall, where the lines graduate of the Uni-versity, was reportedly were the longest. killed in an automobile accident These lines sparked an Obser­ DECEMBER '79 in Alberquerque, New Mexico ver editorial on the subject. -:J on Sunday, Dec. 2. Funeral No complaints from any de­ Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. services were held · in Sacred partment heads have been re­ Heart Church, Espanola, New ported as yet. Kil said he had 7 e Mexico on Tuesday, Dec. 4. received favorable reaction to Who-Need She is the daughter of Mr. and the new system after the de­ Schedule of Events T.G.I.F. Iran Pan Mrs. Michael Lopez of Espan­ partments realized that no mas­ 6oz MI ...... _J~, ola, New Mexico and one of 17 sive reorganization needed to 3 •••••pm-7 pm 75c children. be undertaken. (... put in a safe place) 7pm-3am

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e Khomeini- A SCHOLARSHIP • • • to a Nov. 9 statement issued [continued from page 1] area rose to 21 ships this week _ BASED ON WHAT with the unanimous consent of as the carrier Kitty Hawk led a ,· Ghotbzadeh disclosed the ap­ the Security Council calling for task force into waters south of · YOUR KIDS KNOW. parent softening of Khomeini' s release of the hostages. the Persian Gulf. stance in the U.S.-Iran crisis President Carter has refused NOT WHAT YOU EARN. after conferring with him in to return Shah Mohammad Qom, Pars said. Khomeini had Reza Pahlavi to Iran to stand rejected in advance any Stees trial for alleged crimes l;lgainst Professor taken by the Security Counctl, the people, and approved the alleging it was under U.S. Sunday transfer of the deposed control. monarch to Lackland Air Force lectures "Regarding the U.N. Security Base in Texas from a New York You don't have to prove need to earn a Naval ROTC Council decision, we of course hospital he entered Oct. 22 for Scholarship. have noticed that this is not a cancer and gallbladder treat­ about women If your son or daughter is an outstanding student, resolution condemning us . . . ment. This resolution is a step for­ A spokesman for U.N. Secre­ A group of concerned women particularly in science and math, with high SAT or ACT tary-General Kurt Waldheim scores and involved in extracurricular activities, he or ward,'' Ghotbzadeh was quot­ and men of the Notre Dame­ ed as saying. He did not called Ghotbzadeh '? remarks an South Bend community are she can qualify for this $25,000 four-year scholarship. ''. mention the resolutions request Important organizing a "T~a~h-In" on Naval ROTC Scholarships are good at over fifty lead­ that Iran immediately give the However, spokesman Rudolf Women and Reltgzon in the ing colleges. They pay tuition, books, fees, plus $100 a hostages safe passage out of Stajduhar declined further com­ wake of recent papal and epis­ month living expenses. And lead to a challenging four the country. ment pending Iran's official copal actions and pronounce­ years as a Navy Officer after graduation: He expressed some reserva­ reply to Waldht-im, who he said ments on women. Ask your son or daughter to check with their guidance tions over the resolution, adop­ was in telephC'ne contact with Madonna Kolbenschlag, as­ counselor or local Navy recruiter. Naval ROTC Scholar­ ted unanimously Tuesday by Ghotbzadeh. sistant professor of American In other developments: ships. They're awarded on merit, not on need. the 15-member council. Studies, will comment on the l "We are not very satisfied The Pentagon announced tnat implications of her recently t! with it because they have not three more Soviet ships had published book Kiss Sleeping Lt. John Tindall . been sighted in the Indian Morris Inn, Notre Dame .234-0141 (Room 108) condemned the shah. Altoge­ Beauty Goodbye in her talk !; ther this is a step forward and a Ocean, raising Russian naval ''Sleeping Beauty and the !­ (11-15 Dec. 1979) better decision than the pre- strength there_ to 18 ships. It Church" tonight at 7:30 P-~-"in ... ~us,..,ou.e," he said, referring was the second such increase in Haggar Hall Auditoriufh. ·· · two weeks. U.S. naval strength Copies of her book will be in the Indian Ocean-Arab Sea av:1.ilable. Ideal gift • • . Pasquerilla

touch with the common ~ople The Hesburgh Papers: [continued from page. 3] as he became successful in in the community in which he business.'' - · grew up. While Pasquerilla has es­ Higher Values Despite his own losses in the chewed politics since 1968, he devastating flood of 1977 ,_ his has not skimped on public in Higher was a voice of confidence at a service. He was a d~legate to time of low community morale. the state's constitutional con­ Education He has served as president of vention, served as chairman of the Johnstown ] aycees, the the Governor's Judicial Nomin­ by Rev. Tlwodore Greater Johnstown Committee, ating Commission . for the He.~ burgh and the Greater Johnstown Appellate Court, and was a Chamber of Commerce. He is delegate to the White House also former president of the Conference on Balanced Nat­ Pennsylvania Jaycees and ional Growth and Economic former vice president of the Development. He is a former United States Jaycees. commonwealth trustee of the Those who know Frank Pas­ University of Pittsburgh and is guerilla also emphasize that his currently on the advisory board head has not been turned by for its Johnstown campus. He Notre Dame's presic/cnt has /Je£'11 iu off ice longer tlwn atly otlu:r currently active president of a success. During a brief and is also a former trustee of Saint :t maior Amaica11 11niversity. Hae he ret;eals the prirnte tl10ughts arul IJl~hir~d-the-scenes unsuccessful foray into politics Francis College of Lore~to, events which have rru1rked hi.~ zmlitical, religious. am/ educatioual involvements. as the Republican candidate for which has awarded him an state treasurer in 1968, a union honorary doctorate. He has AvaHohiA now at $12.95 ~ook Department 2nd floor endorsement stated, '' Frank been honored by the govern­ Pasquerilla is a self-made man ments of Israel and of Italy. The Hammes Notre Dame Sookstore who came from a poor coal Pasquerilla is married to the miner's family and never lost former Sylvia Guarino of Johns­ town, and they have two child­

re!I;'Mark, a junior government ·-, major at Notre Dame, and ....' Leah. . i At first reluctant to have his .. name attached to the gift, ~ Pasquer1lla agreed to today's ·~ announceme'lt because, he /' said, he hoped it might stimu- ~ I late others to give of their '{ resources to higher education. 1 Last ] une, hts gift enabled it Notre Dame to go over the $130 S million goal of its ''Campaign ~~ INVEN.TORY for Notre Dame'' almost three years ahead of schedule. The campaign total is now $154.5 million with the bulk of the c money slated to increase Notre:-"j ~­ Dame's endowment in order to REDUCTION insure academic quality in the _'tf 131 N. Main St., Elkhart face of inflation. :i Sat .. , Dec. 8- Sun., Dec. 16 -3 lfD-8MC !BIJATBE (\\ Across from McDonalds presents ~o o <...,.~ '!>.voe 'The Heiress' in Downtown Elkhart • ~\,) '0'~,~ C:) ~ ·Dec 6,7,8 8 pm See Mitch and Willie, The Wild and Crazy Guys: O'Loughlin Aud. St. Mary's 284-4176 "We Will Not Be Undersold' ~------~ . - - . -- ..... -... _ ...... -...... -.... - . --- -.... - - --.. "' . -.... -... --...... -...... -- .. - ' -- ..... - - -.... -... -...... -- - ... - ... - ... -" .. - • -- .. ...- . -- -- • • - .- ., - ._ .. ..,. ---- "- - : T ...... ·- ..... -_,_-...... ~- .. -- - .

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Observer Christmas gifts Confidentiality causes The Observer would like to take this opportuni­ Student Body President Btl! Roche - presidency ty to thank all the people who have provided us of an organization that has some power. with news to print this semester. To show our appreciation, we have compiled the following SMC Security Director Anthony Kovatch- a fire problems in decisions Christmas list. We hope these gifts will be taken extinguisher and instructions on how to use it. in the humorous spirit in which rh~>v were intended. Remember, it''5 the the Jght that Dan Devine - a coaching job where he has an Editor's Note: The following is could be that other· criteria counts. Merry Christmas! undefeated record - Tokyo. · the final columr in a sen'es actually determined the tenure University President Theodore Hesburgh examining the tenure process at committee's decision--to use half-fare airline tickets. Student Body Vice-President Bill Vita - a gift Notre Dame. extreme examples, the fact that certificate to the University hairstylist. a professor 1s a "political Dean of Students james Roemer- his very own Tenure decisions affect stu­ dissident'' or conscientious ob­ marijuana-smelling dog, and a student body that SMC Student Body President Pia Tngiani - a "drinks responsibly." dents as much as they do jector might be the real rea­ board that "communicates effectively" and teachers, though granted in a son for his dismissal. For ''accomplishes goals.'' Vice-President of Student Affairs john Van less personal way. It is the students this 1s a concern Wolvlear- Grecian Formula 16, a keg of Pabst quality of our education that is because we would be deprived Planner President Don Ciancio - women m on the line with every tenure in such cases of the professor's Blue Ribbon, and the ability to take someone Flanner on every other floor this year. under 3 5 years old seri

The Observer - Editorials Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 11 Apathy: Students in the 70's Michael Onufrak The decade of the 1960's saw Students struck classt:s, profes­ cern than himself. Today, one the most significant changes in sors signed petitions, Fr. is only concerned with getting social and political conscious­ Hesburgh issued a condemning the very best job po5sible after ness in this nation's history. statement, and 8,000 marched graduation and subsequently The group most influential in in South Bend, while nearly making the most money. inspiring these changes was not 200,000 marched in Indi•,tjdualism has run rampant the grouP. in political power, but Washington, D.C. among youn~ people to the that sull waiting to rule, There was a generation gap, point where It has become an American youth-- especially a communication gap, and a obsession. For today's stu­ college students. That this credibility gap. dents to think or act as a group attitude has all but died out Not that Notre Dame and is nearly impossible. Evidence among young people in this Saint Mary's seethed with of this can be seen at class decade is no secret. In fact, anger and violence as did meetings which descend into there is no better example of larger, secular, p1ore liberal idle charter, at political or social this regression by college stu­ institutions, but this campus organizations where five or six dents-- from political and social did echo much of the change show up for a meeting, at a hall leaders to apathetic spectators that was occurring both socially fund drive-- in a hall peopled by of society-- than a comparison and politically across the na­ the children of the most af­ between the group of students tion. That's all been changed fluent-- where a monetary goal at Notre Dame and Saint Mary's now. cannot be met, and at a dining during the 1969-70 school year America, with the ending of hall food fight where today's and our own student body. the Vietnam war and the students prove they cannot do · t'ofetJ()C:atliOO Ten years ago there were, of trauma of the Watergate scan­ the most basic of human func­ course, no undergraduate dal, has come about-face. tions-- eat-- together. women enrolled at du Lac. Where placards and raised fists In twenty-four days the dec­ Co-education was a dream that were once, the symbols of ade of the Seventies will have wot}ld take four more years to America's youth, now leisure run its course. I do not expect implement. There were signs suits and roller-skates have current trend among college of change, though: co-ed taken their place. students to end with the dec­ classes with Saint Mary's, the Collegiate hedonism, a leg­ ade; that would be foolish. For first women cheerleaders (from acy of the ''Animal Houses'' on that reversal to occur, it will SMC), a proposal to relax college campuses of the 1950's, probably take an event as parietals (by allowing women has returned and is in full force serious and as close to college into men's dorms for study here. Toga parties, panty students as the Vietnam war purposes on weekday after­ raids, pep rallies, and other (much as that tragedy resur­ noons), and a questionnaire in traditional methods of colle­ rected the students of the The Observer on the future of giate escape have returned to Sixties from the doldrums of the co-education in general (most the campuses of the Seventies. Fifties). The current crisis in students favored it). These phenomena are a by­ Iran or the ever-impending Ten years ago None Dame product of the conservative turn perils of nudear energy could sent its football ream to the America has taken since prove to be such a spark. But if Cotton Bowl, the first bowl President Nixon resigned. In either of these two potential game for ND since 19 2 5. the liheral Sixties, there was tragedies were to reach frui­ Hunger in Biafra, the thriving something to get mad about tion; the price would be many civil rights movement, and try to remedy. In the deaths and much destruction. Chappaquiddick, and the sup­ conservative Seventies, there is posed death of Beatie Paur apparently nothing to get ex­ In the Seventies, we are not McCarrney were on the student cited about, and one can study at war. In the Sixties we were. body's mind. There was a large only for so long. So we party. If apathetic youth is part of the demonstration in front of the Accompanying this return to price one must pay for a Memorial Library in support of conservatism has come a new peaceful world, then I will pay Vietnam Moratorium Day, and seriousness about American It. If an aggressive and in Washington, D.C., rwelve college students. But the ·inspirational youth is the con­ members of the Notre Dame/ seriousness is misdirected. No sequence of a turbulent world, Saint Mary's community were longer does a college student then I will forsake it. arrested for protesting in front place imperative value upon the But only so long as I don't of the Pentagon. Notre Dame's state of rhc ecologv. peac,. in have to remain a college stu­ own demonstrations included dte world, or some wider con- dent much longer. the placement of white crosses with the names of ND alumni who had been killed in Viernam The Badger on tht- lawn in front of the ROTf building, and a brawl that erupted between students over the protesting of inter­ Letters to a lonely mother views arranged by the Place­ ment Bureau for Dow Chemical (manufacturers of r1apalm). M. Hymie Heaney, S.]. Kotz Ten of the students were sus­ pended the following semester. During this hectic time be­ about her, and even the good me to her, and I realized she prepared me for a business Album reviews in The fore finals, it is nice to know news of our super win over Iowa was shy and wanted to ralk ro career. I've brought in millions Observer included Abbey Road, that young men's hearts still State didn't cheer me up. me. So I walked over to the Ad. as the symbol of N.D., and it is by the Beatles and eponymous fondly turn to love. We found After a great Veal Parmesan Building, and called out: only fair that I use some of my Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Both in the library the following dinner, I packed up my books "Gee, it sure is cold out. talents for personal fulfill­ albums, classics of pop music, letter scribbled in a notebook. and went over to the library, Isn't it?" ment. were panned by the reviewers, Having changed the author's hoping to meet her on the But Mary didn't hear me, "Well, ah, where are you although one had to admit that name, we present it here -· second floor. Still, rry as I did, and realizing this, I decided to from, Mary, anyway?'' I the harmonies on the CSN unedited-- with the hope that it I accomplished nothing. I sat climb to the top of the Ad. blurted out trying to change the effort were deserving of some will spread Holiday cheer to all with my Calculus book in front build., and have :1 chat. subject. merit. The Observer itself had of you. of me, but solved only two· Walling around the building, But before Mary could an­ just made the transition from a problems over a four hour I found a fire escape, and in no swer, a securiry guard called four-page news sheet to an Dear Ma period. time I had managed to reach out from the ground, ''Hey eight-pa~e daily newspaper. I knuw J'm just a Freshman, Imagine my disappointment! the top. I was immediately you, up on the dome, it's afrer Two edttors-in-chief resigned and have been at school for only With only two weeks to go surprised at how tall she was, pariet~}s. You' II have to from the paper ten years ago, four months, but I am in love. before finals, the object of my Mary must have been at least leave. which wasn't so unusual be­ The other afternoon, while I affections did not show up to twice my height, and from up Before I left, howevc r, I cause the Student Union was coming back from class, study. Despairing, I gave up on close I could see that she was a asked Mary if I could see her Director had already quit and it thinking about N.D.'s great win her as a spoiled nch girl after a bit heavy. Nevertheless, she again, and to my astonishment seemed like everyone else in­ over Valpo. I saw the girl of my Mrs. degree. Had she put on carried her two tons well. she agreed. Wah a litrle luck volved in student government dreams. I hadn't been so that golden dress only to tease? "So Mary," I began, Mary might go to the Hall had at least threatened to follow excited since I pulled a seven on I was convinced that she had, "What's your major?" Formal with me ... and who suit. my double Emil. There she and believing that she had "Marketing," she replied. knows where it might go from There was a new major in the stood in the distance, radiant-· forgotten all about me, I re­ "Why's that?" I asked. "Do there. college of Arts and Letters that the sun shining through her turned to my room with a heavy you really think you want a Well, Ma, it is gerting late, year, it was called American golden hair. For a moment I heart. business career?'' and I have got some Calc Studies and fifteen students fancied that I had caught her But there she was! As I Then I thought about you, problems due tomorrow that I were interested. Blood, Sweat, eye, but she looked right past passed the Administration Mother, About how you hap­ have not even starred yet. I'll and Tears appeared here in me. She was so distant, so building close to midnight, she pily slaved over a stove pre­ keep you posred on how thi .1gs concert, as did Smokey much above me, that I could not was still standing in the same paring our meals, about how all work out, and I really look Robinson and the Miracles. approach her, and I returned to place that I had seen her that of us were just tickled at the forward to introducing Jou to Pep rallies were still held in the my room very blue. afternoon. way you and Father made all Mary when you and Da come old fieldhouse, Grace Hall was That evening I took out the She looked pure as gold the sacrifices you did for us. down for the Marquette game not yet completed, and every­ ''dog book,'' but I could not standing atop the Ad. Buildmg, "Well," Mary .::'lntinued, "a this winter. one was enraged by President find her listed, and none of my and I hated myself for having woman· s place is not just on the Your Loving Son, Nixon's invasion of Cambodia. frienrts knew who she was, ev~r doubted her. Mary's dome. My years here on top of ·joseph either. Still. I could not forget outstretched hands beckoned the dome have, I feel, really -----:------·-- [ I Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 12) :~ joy, Kiss Sleeping Beauty Goodbye::-. through to reach maturity: the passion in the book for all figures who has proved to be just that - an heteronomy (I am determined by have contributed to the spiritual effective and authentic expression of circumstances), the autonomy (I take oppression of women - mothers, the fragmented female sptrit. responsibility for myself) and the fathers, men in generaL In fact the Kiss Sleeping Beauty Goodbye• is a theonomy (I transcend my ego space last chapeNJf the book "Exit the serious, scholarly examination of the and fuse with a larger force). Frog-Prtll!~" is a sensitive appeal to depth and breadth of the feminine Appearing at a time when Ameri- th~!tle (o seek to liberate himself experience which is at the same time ca' s pathological obsession with fr.om the roles which he has chosen highly readable and coherent. Ma­ ''ME'' is leveling off, Kiss Sleeping a.t.l which he has been forced to play. donna Kolbenschlag's first book, Beauty Goodbye presents the Ameri- This chapter is vastly different from circulated among disgruntled nuns in can public with the timely and the extensively researched, scholarly Washington by Sr. Canton at the time uniquely Christian alternative world- chapters which precede it. The of Pope ] ohn Paul II' s visit, is view that is not outra~eouslyasthetic, inconsistency does not, however, constructed on a framework of classic unrealistic or impossible to attain.· weaken the piece.' In fact, it fairy tales. The stories represent The author believes that many demonstrates that the author has at concepts of and attitudes toward liberation-minded women get caught least one foot in the theonomy stage women inherent in many cultures. in the autonomous stage, become of her development. She is able to Madonna uses these myths as illus­ overly focused on the self and fail to transcend her concerns for personal trative (sometimes causal) sources recognize that there is a transcendent liberation and reach out to others, for stunted development in the reality which is a natural extension of both male and female who need first female. the joining of so called male-female to discern the patterns of their The chapters of the book are titled qualities which ideally occurs in the self-deception, and finally to inte- "Sleeping Beauty at Seventeen second stage. grate the facets of themselves which ''Snow White and her Shadow,'' The autonomous woman must rise have been systematically subjected to "Cinderella and Women's Work," out of a state of spiritual dwarfism alienation. ''Goldilocks and the Search for the which is characteristic of the passive, This work which emphasizes trans- iss Sleeh-tnu Beaut"' Goodb'lJe Perfect Fa~ily," "Bea':lty Exorcises waiting to be restued first stage formation has somethmg to say to all rr o J J the Beast, ' and "Extt the Frog· Sleeping Beauty. Kolbenschlag people, but especially women - adonna Kolbenschlag Prin~e." . . points out that for centuries woman women of any race, education· and s Amtdst the abundance of femmtst has been deprived of the opportunity experience. The author told me how oubleday) 8.95 literature that is still being produced, to' function in situations mvolving upon learning that her interviewer for - Kiss Sleeping Beauty Goodbye moral, ethical questions. The home a program was a black woman, whe It is rather a bold suggestion - that stands out as the first to comprehen­ too often is a refuge where domestici- was a bit nervous. ''If there was ever ne woman should consider herself sively examine the spiritual dimen­ ty and MOTHERHOOD have dictated a book that addressed itself to the he mouth-piece for the female sion of human liberation. Kolben­ a prescribed set of values, with no white middle-class woman, this is xperience. So bold, in fact that she schlag writes of Tillich' s three levels room for innovation and transcen- it,'' she said. And yet, that black erself would question the plausibili­ of existence to explain the three dence. woman identified completely with the of the statement. But to· her great stages of growth a woman must go Although the author does perceive insights and experiences related in the male to be instrumental in the the book. "Right on!," she said. relegation of woman to a pedestal It is impossible, therefore, consider- position, whe also acknowledges that ing the complexity and dense texture the woman took the hand that offered of such a work, to give anyone who to help her onto that fedestal, and has not read the book sufficient i Mother Courage and that many women wil have to be illustration of the universal applica- dragged ''kicking and screaming'' off bility of the book across social, age of it. and race barriers. This is a book !Theatre A major breakthrough is the point at which speaks to all women about the rusB 1-T~r Children which a woman [most of whom have experience and responsibilities of December 7, 8 and 9 !t f: I; pm reason to be angry at men1 refuses to women to themselves and to the The focal point of any play is the actor. ~e is the artist whroclaun t~e even~s wanted a theatre with more scope They only have to pay a dollar a year that· will occur in a succeedmg scene .. ThC!mas. c;. Mtller s set. pr~vtded .th~s since Players was connected with the but the utilities are going higher and atmosphere very effectively thrC!u&h Its st.mphcuy. Pepperdme s musiC Is Church and at that time were rather higher, adding to the expenses of disheartening enough to make 1t mterestmg, and the sounds of war are limited in their selection of plays. repairing the old i)uilding. The SBCT adeq\lately repres.ente~ br_ the ~ctC!rs. The pJay is a visua~ and aural feast After an all-night session they got the building because it is on the which sparks the tmag•t?atton wuh Its entrancmg ~rc.hestrauon. . . came up with the concept of a theatre Yet, to discern the full mtent of Mother Courage, It ts of extreme l':lponan<:e site of Civil War's Camp Rose and that the viewer concentrate upon the ponrayal of characters, especially their dedicated to bringing the best of they are to maintain it for historical relationships with one another, as the, Rlay·deals with th!= eff~ct of war up?n theatre to South Bend, giving local reasons. The group has a fine list of these relationships. States Brecht, Every character 1s budt up from Its talent a shot at acting, directing, plays to its credit including some relationship to. the othe~ char3:cters. ptat m~.ans ~~t an actor has to be as and writing. They also hoped to premieres. SBCT tries to bring plays interested m hts panner s playmg as hts own. Thts ts. ~hat the play la<:ked. bring prominent people to theatre to to the area that the public would The movements by the main characters were too anticipatory, too facile to lecture to the group .... and they did ordinarily not see at reasonable project the sense of immediacy and spontaneity every play sholJ;ld evoke: ~e manage to bring in Cyril Richard in prices ... they have a reputation for expectations of social commentary Mother Cour~ge was wntten to tgnue 1958. doing avant guard things. They also among the audience fell shon because of the fadure of the characters to The theatre started in the round in try to keep a children's workshop become trudy three-dimensional. The protaganist, Mother Courage (It is the ballroom of the old Oliver Hotel. going since theatre is becoming more unable to establish the identity of any of the characters, for the program The first musical, (Guys a1Jd Dolls), and more important in education. makes n~ delineation--~ policy I award highjrais.e) was limited i~ her role as was performed on Saint Mary's This weekend SBCT offers That the 1:>bstmate opportumst ~etause she faile at umes to c~eate dial?gue ~d O'Laughlin stage and after a while Chamjnonship Season. This intense movement from the ensumg development. The chaplam who hides With the group started taking the dramas drama written by Jason Miller is Mother Courage from the Catholics shows a lack of variation in either tonal or to the Little Theatre stage and stayed ·about four former teammates and a cinematic; qualities which cloud any tru.e believabilitr. .Mother Courage's there until I. U. 's theatre department high school basketball coach meeting friend, the cook, however, resJ?Onds wtth a fresh vitality that grabs the became busy ... then the move was to for a twenty year reunion. The audience when the rest of the acuon seems to slop away from them. The best the Morris Civic Auditorium. occasion begins light-heanedly, but part of the .Production are the so~gs and dances which brings ~1 the actors to During this nomadic period, the gradually the pathos and desperation respond wtth comm!-lnal enthu~t~sm. There are the few pomts where the group had to have various homes to of their present lives is exposed. visual becomes the nghtful dommton of the actor~ ~d gtves th~ pl.ay strength. Performances begin tonight at 8:30 Whatever the limitations of the play, however, It ts wonhwhde JUSt to see. a have meetings and build sets and rehearse ... Oliver Hotel. .. Unitarian p.m. and continue on Dec. 7, 8, 9, different theatrical convention than is usually available. ~t takes a cenam and 13, 14, 15, 16. Shows are 8:30 a.nlount of courage to produce Mother Co~rage, and w~de ~e actor was Church, warehouses on S. Main ... Niles Ave .... Colfax Ave .... Quanset p.m. everyday except Sunday's per­ forsaken for the spectacularism that Brecht s th!!ory of alien~tton ~ords,. I formance which is a 2 p.m. matinee. believe that I.U.S.R has shown what director Peter Brook believes IS a baste hut on Ireland Rd., 3rd floor of Bear Furniture store. Finally they asked Call 234-5696 or 233-0683 for tenet of Theatre: that a Play is play. reservations {the theatre is tiny!). ------~------: - ., The Observer Friday, ~bP.r 7, 1 1

T ~r:lTJ---tr:RC' ~ L. TO L·~ "Nr-,:;ry ~ ~u/"'r"\D If There's a War On, Don't Fight It Fr. R All of us were innocent those days, and all of us were guilty. It was wartime. VD, because we feared them, as parents in those days stressed the The Fleet was in, and thirty thousand sailors from Admiral Halsey's navy of infection as part of a sex education that would keep us chaste; and of overflowed the guite streets of my peaceful little city by the sea in Maine. Anglican order, because we were fighting the temptation to turn Roman. Some of the gJ.rls from my high school class dated sailors, and were J ane'sconversat1on could have been a lecture to the War College with her considered cheap. Some of the women who went out with sailors were knowledge of troop movements and tonnages; a fact which disappointed me, married ladies with husbands overseas; local gossip, while pitying them, because I had only known her as a Campfire Girl, and I had never understood disapproved of their being unfaithful to their G .I. J oes. I worked after school the Campfire Girls as being militant. in a Walgreen's drug store in the heart of downtown, and with an air of grave I should have labeled her: ''Not a Christmas gift.'' I should have sealed her dist>leasure, I sold contraceptives to lonely service kids, under an exotic with stickers that said: "Do not open before, auring, or after December 2~. vanety of trade names. I think I understand now that these purchases, that Do not open at all.'' represented sin to me, amounted mostly, for the lads thoughtful about lust at On Christmas Eve, I had to work; Bob andJane went skating. On Christmas a Walgreen's counter, the triumph of hope over experience, because there Day, Bob had dinner with) ane and her mother; afterwards he took her to a could not have been that many women available to them. Anyway, as a U.S.O. dance,. When I complained, she said: "There's a war on. All of us drugstore clerk, I thought I had a ringside seat for watching the town go to must make sacrifices for our fighting men.'' hell. I really felt sad for guys not much older than myself, who had to spend Five days later, Bob's ship left Portland, and they were semi-engaged. For their shore leaves in a city that didn't trust them to leave its women virtuous; months after that, he kept sending me postcards of Walgreen's drugstores in and the virtuous women wouldn't talk to them at all because it was wartime, different dties along the Atlantic coast, teUing me what a swell ~irlJ ane was, and strangers wearing uniforms couldn't be trusted not to take advantage. In and how great it made a sailor feel to have a girl like Jane praymg for him. I a time of war, the guilty and the innocent seem to sin against each other; would have greatly preferred to know that she was praying for me. that's how collapsible virtue and vice become in the years of national distress. When Bob came out of the service, he marriedJ ane m the Episcopal church. Everybody's excuse for making a multitude of mistakes was: "Don't you I was no longer wondering, by this time, about the validity of Anghcan orders. know there's a war on?" During the wedding, I felt quite sorry for myself, and I wept all through the In 1944, two days before Christmas, I waited on a young swabbie who bought service. At the reception, for the first time in my life, I got buzzed on postcards and stamps, and then expressed his delight in finding a Walgreen's Manhattans. drug store, of all places, in Portland, Maine. "Back home," he said, "we got We never bothered to keep in touch, but at Christmas time two years ago in a Walgreen's, too." I forget where "back home" was for him; but I New York, a letter reached me, a ghost from Christmas Past that had been remember thinking: "Any town that has a Walgreen's sounds to me like the chasing me from one address to another. kind of town I wouldn't want to live in." "Most of the stuff they're selling in here now," I said, "is pretty lousy, ''I don't know how your life has turned out, but my life andJane's has been because there's a war on." filled with happiness, and we feel we owe it to you and the blessed effects of He grinned at me. "I know there's a war on," he said. "I'm fighting it. drinki'!C hot chocolate. We have had six children, all ofthem girls, aiFof them How about you?" beautzjul. We waitedfor a boy, so we could name it after you, but finally, we The conversation glittered between us until the store's closing. I invited him named our last chzld Roberta. to stop by with me to see a girl named Jane. "We're gomg out for hot Chn'stmas, for a seroiceman dunng the war, can be a very lonely time, in a chocolate," I said. I wasn't sure if he would want to come, because I had strange port where everybody_ treats you as though you were dirty. The night always heard that sailors prefer their hot drinks to be rum. My grandfather I met you, one of my good buddies tried to kill himself. The fear and the was a sailor, and he preferred rum. But obvously, at twenty, this kid hadn't loneliness got too close to him. It could have happened to any of us .... I've spent most of his life at sea. always hopedyou never thought I stole your girl; but I thought I neededJane "Has she got a sister?" he said. more than you needed her. I sttll need her, but I've always had guilt, because ) ane was a girl I dated regularly in those days. Absurdly patriotic as she I think I spoiledyour Christmas. I hope I didn't also hurt your ltfe. {just love was, I knew that after meeung young Bluejacket Bob, she would want to knit her so ,much, I told God: if/ can have her, it's all ofyour goodness I'll ever ask him a sweater or buy him a Bible to wear over his heart. As an only child, she fior .... didn't have a sister, but I figured for an hour, she was enough girl for both of us. The three of us were only going to drink cups of hot chocolate, for God's It is more blessed to give than to receive, Scripture says. Scripture doesn't sake. It wasn't as though we were attending a dance marathon. mention whether we can gain any merit by being cheerful when we are ripped I never realized, until that evening, how closely Jane had been following the off against our will. war in the Pacific. The two of us had talked onfy of the perishable venties, Merry Christmas from Darby O'Gill and me. We never said we didn't love like Sinatra movies, venereal diseases, and the validity of Holy Orders in the vou. My Christmas address in Manhattan is St. Joseph's Church, Greenwich Anglican Church. We talked of Sinatra movies, because we attended them; of village, 371 Sixth Ave, N.Y.C. 10014, Phone 471-1274 ... Please drop by! -----·

at's All This, Then? ~,11 Gerard Curtin Jf~ Nutcracker* :INEMA--ON CAMPUS CINEMA--OFF CAMPUS Shatner Jof ''Promise'' margarine fame) an Leonard Nimoy. Grease on Friday and Saturday, Silent Movie (times unavailabl~ Breaking Away at 7:30 and 9:30. December 7 and 8, at 7:00, 9: 1~. and Forum Cinema I. Town and Country II. A young bike 11:30. Engineering Auditorium. A Force 10 From Navarrone (times rider from Indiana becomes obsessed highly successful film that takes a unavailable) Forum Cinema II. with romantic visions of Italy and ''The Nutcracker,'' a fanciful ballet nostalgic view of life during the Andjustice For All at 7:20 and 10:00. aspires to become an Italian cham- about a child's dream of Christmas, bucolic 19~0's. Adapted from the Forum Cinema III. AI Pacino stars in' pion biker. Starring Dennis will be presented tomorrg~·by long-running Broadway musical. this hard-hitting comedy about a Christopher, Barbra Barrie, and Southold Dance Theater·~- the Starring ) ohn Travolta and Olivia lawyer's efforts to fight the judicial ) ackie Earl Haley, ) r. Notre Dame Orchestra. T..:fo · per­ Newton-John. system. Apocalypse Now at 6:15 and 9:00 . formances will be ~iven at the Morris Midnight Express on Wednesday and Star Trek at 7:30 and 10:00. Town River Park Theater. Francis Ford Civic Auditorium 1n South Bend: a Thursday, December 12 and 13 at and Country I. The Starship Coppola's "masterpiece" about a matinee at ~00 and an evening 7:00, 9:15, and 11:30. Engineering Enterpn'se is brought out of drydock man caught between his civilization performance~~~OO pm. Auditorium. The harrowing account and pressed- into service to combat a and savagery during the Viet Nam As a major ebange from previous of a young man's ordeal when caught mysterious alien heading in a direct war era. Starring Marlon Brando and SDT productions, a single dancer will in possession of drugs in the Middle course for Earth. Starring William Martin Sheen. assume all the:; rrincipal male:; r<;>les East. Halloween at 7:4~ and 9:30. and a~r wd dance the pnnctpal Scottsdale Theater. A gorey horror femal~s. ''This is the traditional film about a man who comes back to approach to the ballet,'' explains terrorize on Halloween. choreogra~,>her Ann Dunn. 10 at 7:30 and 9:4~. University Park The pnncipal dancers "fill be I. Dudley Moore stars in this Marcia Heintzberger and ~-·L}unn, romantic comedy about a middle who is also artistic director :Qf.S.DT. aged Hollywood composer who has Tchaikovsky's music will Se con­ an affair with a beauuful star. ducted by Adrian Bryttan. Making a special appearance at the matinee PERFORM,'\!\C-:- --0~ '.. :\r-..1P~rs will be Santa Claus, who will distri­ b~te. candy to children during inter­ mission. Concert-- Friday, December 7 at Admission for ''The Nutcracker'' is 8:00. ACC. Harry Chapin comes to $~.00 for adults and $2.~0 for Notre Dame, a fine and sensitive stude~s and senior citizens. Tickets performer. are a-y~lable at the Centry Center Concert, Saturday, December 8. box office or by calling 284-4111. Stepan Center. Fireworks and Special group rates for adults and Honeytree perform on campus. children can be arranged by calling Play, Friday and Saturday, December 287-0743. 7 and 8 at 8:00. O'Laulblin Auditorium (SMC). !'he Heiress, the ''The· Nutcracker'' will be per­ Goetzes' play about a young woman's formed in a contemporary style that intense struggle for self-assertion. blends classical and modem·· ele­ Concert, Sunday, December 9, at ments. Traditional pointe work is 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. Sacred Hearr mixed with styles whtch have devel­ Church. The Notre Dame Musical oped since the ballet was first Department Christmas concen. performed in 1892. The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 -page 14

by janet Rigaux a job," Willemin added. several lectures, panel discus­ uate schools. Many graduate Senior StaffReporter Another reason for employers' sions, and individual cvun­ schools send representatives to increased interest in the liberal seling accessible to arts and the placement bureau to give ' Twelve percent of the em­ art major is that the placement letter majors throughout the informational interviews to m­ ployers coming to campus this hureau is making CJ conscious year sponsored by the place­ terested students, Willemin year are interviewing liberai fffort to get more entployers to ment bureau. noted. arts majors which is about five recruit ans .._nd letter types. Even though more and more More to ten percent increase over last ''We are trying hard w promote companies are employing liber­ year, according to Ric hard our arts and letters maJors and al arts majors, the fact remains .Willemin, director of the Notre getting more companies inte­ that many more hire business University Dame placement bureau. rested in them," Willemin said. and engineering graduates. "More companies than ever Early in October, the place­ "By far it's the business and employers before are looking for students ment bureau sponsored a engineering majors that com­ schedules with an arts and letter degree,'' career day specifically for arts panies want to hire,'' according Willemin said. and letters majors. This gave to Jean Shell, a staff worker for There are several reasons for these students a chance to the placement bureau. final exams seeking the increase, the main one explore what kinds of job Willemin blamed this trend on being that employers are rea­ options are available for them. the economy. "Businesses are Final examinations for the Fall lizing the value of a liberal arts The two major industries open becoming more and more spe­ Semester, 1979-80 will be held major. Students with a liberal to arts and lettet majors and cialized and so need people at the University from 8 a.m. arrs background are well­ business and communications. trained like thatt. Schools Saturday, December 15, liberal art trained in writing and speaking And the major areas of business everywhere are having more through 6:15 p.m. Thursday, skills, analysis abilities, and are available for any liberal art trouble placing their liberal arts December 20. Friday, Decem­ very adaptable, explained major are advertising, pur­ major than their engineering or ber 14. is a study day and no • Willemin. Since the job market chasing, and management or business one. It is not just a examinations are scheduled; no tna)ors is so competitive, Willemin administration, according to the problem at Notre Dame, examinations are scheduled for urges arts and letters majors to Bureau of Labor Statistics. Willemin emphasized. Sunday morning, December 16. add some technical skills to Because many businesses Neither newspapers or pub­ In the event: • their degree. need liberal art majors, the lishing compar•ies r-.cruit at -- that two (2) examinations ''Liberal art students with a placement bureau formed a Notre Dame. ''They go to the are scheduled in conflict ac­ few business courses have an business society strictly for arts major journalism schools li~e cording to the published exami­ edge over those with no techni­ andlettersmajors. According to Northwestern. Notre Dame ts nation schedule, or cal training whatsoever. Even Willemin, this is another way to not known for its journalism,'' that more than two (2) if these skills are obtained make arts and letters majors Willemin said. examinations are scheduled on through summer employment aware of the job opportunities' ,. The placement bureau also the same day or more than that can be enoue:h to land them open to them. There are also aids students applying for grad- three (3) examinations are scheduled in a 24-hour period, or -- that an emergency absence or illness makes it impossible to attend an ex·amination when scheduled, please contact the Office of ~h.e Registrar, ~o?m 21 ~ Admlm· stration Buddmg, pnor to the start of the examination so that you may be assisted in making the necessary arrangements. Christmas Pottery Sale

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------"------• - ~~ - - - ·------"" a r ...... The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 16 At Walsh, Flanner : '. Alumni Board meets students BASEMENT, NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL by Mary Fran CaiZ1l1an students learned quite a bit by ''These alumni are illustrious LEGAL l'\10 & DEFENDER ASSOCIATION Staff Reporter talking to the alumni last year, members of their respective l ROOM 8·12 283·7795 and the alumni enjoy the communities and really want to l 11am· 2pm (M· f) chance to rap with the stu­ help the students," Murphy other times by appointment On Thursday, ] anuary 17, at dents," Murphy explained. concluded. WE HANDLr ALL I:INANCIALLY 7:30 p.m., students will have HPC considers the meeting to QUALIFIED STUDE:NTS & STAFF the opportunity to meet with be an excellent opportunity for members of the University A­ students to discuss their views 1 lumhi Board in W aJsh and with an influential governing l. Flanner Halls. The Hall Presi­ body. Pianist J i dents' CounLil is publicizing the Members of the alumni board meeting in order to generate a meet only three times annually, J Speaking of Sports large student turnout. ' and its agenda is always packed performs Madeline Darrouzet, Presi­ with events. ''This is the one FREE PIZZA dent of F arJey Hall noted that, time that alumni have free time ''Alumni have quite a bit of scheduled to listen to and meet Join Paul Stauder and Frank LaGrotta every influence in the University's with the students,'' Murphy on Sunday Sunday night for your chance to win a free affairs. They do presentpropo­ sC:tid. The HPC will publicize Noble Roman's pizza. Speakin~ of Sports is sals," she commented. The the meeting in all the dorms. brought to you by The Sound Room and HPC hopes that students will Murphy added that refresh­ Pianist Robert Hamilton will Noble Roman's. yoice their opinions on campus ments will be served at the return to the Michiana .area to 1ssues and policies, air their meetings. join Dr. Michael Esselstrom g~ipes, and question the alum­ The thirteen-rrember commit· and Elkhart Symphony Orches­ Sunday Night 9 pm ni. , tee will be dJ.vided between tra at 3:30p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, AM 64 According to Maureen Mur­ Walsh and Flanner Halls as a at Concord Performing Arts phy, project chairperson, the matter of convenience for north Center. He will perform Proko­ thirteen-member board enjoys and south quad residents. fiev's "Piano Concerto #1." meeting the students. ''The Rq~emary,, Abowd, who is in­ Hamilton is a native of South volved wtth the project, ex­ Bend, and was associate profes­ plained that in the past the sor and pianist in residence at alumni spoke in individual IUSB until 1975. He graduated .,, IN CONCERT dorms. The new approach is an summa cum laude from IU • • • Crisis effort to concentrate the speak­ Bloomington and holds a Mas­ ers to encourage larger audi­ ter of Musi.c de~ree . in piano ences. from Cathohc Uruversuy. [continued from page J) A basketball game coupled Ticket prices for the concert f_iilEWOilKf with a winter storm resulted in are $4 for adult and $3 for country, and Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi - for whom 50 a lower than expected turnout students and senior citizens. & . Americans are being held host­ for last year's meetings. How­ Special rates for groups of 20 or more are available. For more age in Tehran - should be ever, HPC hopes the publicity campaign will encourage more information, call the Symphony turned over to Iran or to a world office at 293-1087. court. students to attend. HONEVfREE "One of the problems of this country is that people can't see in perspective," he said, ex­ SAT., DEC. 8th - 8pm plaining he meant that Ameri­ Comedian Steve Martin cans cannot seem to grasp the STEPAN CENTER, NOTRE DAME Iranian viewpoint that sees the Advance Tickets $5 - At the Door $6 shah as il. cnminal. Student Union Ticket Office Dr. Masashi Kawasaki, a Dal­ visits 'Nowhere City ' River City Records las physician, was sent to a TER~E HAUTE, IND. (AP)­ prepare a luncheon of lobster Canadian relocation camp at Comedian Steve Martin, that and other assorted treats for Slocan, British Columbia, when wild and crazy guy, has agreed Martin and the mayor. he was 14. Four years later, in to come for a visit to the "Playboy is picking up the 1946, he left. western Indiana city he pro­ tab for that," Weger said. He described his experience in claimed the most nowhere place ''The Lunch will be served by the camp as "rough," but said in America. · bunnies.'' 'c' he's not bitter. Vicki Weger, an aide to After lunch, Martin will go to "In one sense, the Iranian Mayor Willian Brighton, said city hall where he will get a key situation is due to the fact that Martin will arrive today at to the city he put on the map if it weren't for the hostages, Hulman Field, where he will be after his interview in the J anu­ they wouldn't be doing it. In greeted with a bouquet of ary issue of Playboy. this case, it was a war situ­ wilted flowers. From there, it's over to CF • ation," he said. "They'll probably be forget­ Industri~s. the local fertilizer Kawasaki attributes both the me-;1ots," she said. "Maybe a plant. Then, when Martin ' Student Union Concerts Presents Japanese and Iranian situations few snapdragons. We're hav­ heads back south into town to a peculiarly Am~rican . e­ ing the flowers flown in." from U.S. 41, Weger said he An Evening With sponse to international events. Weger said Martin will make will be "railroaded," otherwise ''It's no different than 'I, some remarks at the airport known as being stuck in traffic myself, first.' We see it every before driving into town. until the train goes by. day. This is the way we are, "We are not encouraging the "We have 350 railroad cros­ unfortunately,'' Kawasaki said. public to show up at the airport. sings in Terre Haute, so there's HARRY always a pretty good chance "We get afraid, and then we But we're going to have the get jealous. I ·think there was official welcoming on the city you'll get stopped by a train," fear of these people, then and hall steps, where the public will she explained. CHAPIN now. " be welcome," she sa1d. At Jones and Beezy Tractor As for Iranian students here, Martin will be taken into sales, Martin will get a $20 gift A Benefit Concert ''you should allow them to stay town in a 1957 Chevy that he certificate will be waiting for here,'' he said. can rent for $7 a day with the comic at Smiley's Jiffy Car for the World Hunger Year Sam Yanagisawa, now presi­ unlimited mileage," she said. Wash. On the way back to the dent of the Dallas-based Yard "The driver's door doesn't airport, he'll be given a bucket semiconductors company, open, but he can get in the of chicken from the Colonel. Friday Dec. 7 · 8 P·M· spent six months at an as­ other side," Weger added. "He was going to stay the sembly center for Japanese The next stop is the Shuffle night originally, but we figured then at the Topaz, Utah, reloca­ Inn, where a chef imported three hours would do it," tion camp when he was 20. from Maxim's of Paris will Weger said. "He can see the Notre Dame ACC whole town." Going to the Tickets $6.50 and 5.50 LEffiANS FORmAL? Detroit bus .I • on sale at the ACC Box Office 9 am. to 5 p.m. Have dinner with us. has room. Show your tickets, and the first Sign-ups are still available for the Christmas bus to Detroit, also at the usual ACC ticket outlets which will leave the main circle round of dtlnks Is on the house on Dec. 20 at 12:45 p.m. and River Oty Records Stores in Round trip cost is only $20 and The Ice House the bus will return to Notre 100 Centet Complex mishawaka Dame on Monday, Jan. 14th. South Bend and Call Mary at 288-5465 or Don at •• (1 drink pet petaon ftee) 277-4327 for reservations. ·------c • • I • • I • ' . -.... ~ ~ ..... ·-· ...... ----..,....-- ______... _-----·------_._ ··------...... --- ... -. - ·- .... ~ ------·------.

The Observer - Sports Friday, Dec~ber 7, 1979 -page 17 Sports Briefs__ ND wom.en renew Michigan rivalry Phelps highlights UCLA rally by Mark Hannuksela an opening loss to Miami of "The game will be won in that Jhede wil! be a pep rally for the UCLA basketball game on Sports Writer Ohio, and all three played category which appears in the . on ay n.tght ar 7:30 P·ll_l· in the ACC pit. Guests will against the Irish in last year's stat sheets under the heading of u~clhu~e Dtsger Phelps, Rtch Branning, Bill Hanzlik, the meeting. "REB." If we out rebound Ftg ung Insh band and cheerleaders. Long before any of uswere ever born, the University of Notre every position in terms of size. them, we win. And in this Dame and the University of This year will be a different game, the biggest since way -... Belles compete in weekend tourneys Michi~an got together on an story. Petro added size to an back in 1977 when the first athleuc. field somewhere , and a already quick team, and will be women's basketball game was nvalry was born. On Saturday giving away little in terms of e~er played at Notre Dame (the The Saint Mary's . basketball team will compete at the that rivalry will be renewed by ~ height. Insh beat Valpo 48-41), a win Roundball Classtc rhts weekend under the direction of coach cast of characters whose names Tne Irish assistant coach Bob would mean that women's ) e~ry Ballessio. The BeHes (1-2) wiil face Franklin College on are not too well known around Scott pointed to one area which basketball at Notre Dame has Fn~ay ar Goshen with the tip-off at 8:00 p.m. these campuses, when the would provide the key to the trt;tly come of age. Basically, Samt Mary's sw.m team, under the direction of Steve Wolverines invade the ACC for game. this game means a lot.'' Smi~h! wi.ll a!so b<: busy this weekend. The Belles will be a women's basketball contest partlci_{>atlng m a tn-meet with DePauw University and Notre ":'ith ~he Fighting Irish. Game Dame m the Rock on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. ume IS set for 2:00 p.m. For those people who are not Interhall equipment return deadline regular followers of women's Notre Dame The final equipment return for interhall football will be on basketball, this is just another game. But, for head coach the evening of ~ednesday December 12. Any equipment Karate returned afte~ this date will be charged a late fee. Fees will Sharon Petro, assistant coach be added to bills sent home for next semester. Exact time for Bob Scott, and their team, the return will be announced later. tomorrow's game stops .just Championships short of beins their se.as9n .. "Michigan ts home for me," stated Petro before Thursday's Sunday, Dec. 9 in Stepan C~nter in practice session. "I live there, I leers stand at 8-5 midseason used to work there, and I have Eliminations start at 12 pm coached there (along with Sat­ by Brian Beglane you lose one," said Notre Dame urday's opposing mentor, Forms(~ Free Sparring, Sports W n'ter coach Lefty Smith. "But when Gloria Soluk of Michigan). It you consider the misfortune we would be very nice to go home Team Competitions ··:"'~­ With half its Western Collegi­ faced we've got to be pleased for the Christmas holidays and Sponsored by the Notre Dame ate Hockey Association sche­ with our performance Saturday. be able to say that I beat I dule behind it, the Notre Dame ''I guess you could say we Michigan. Tae Kwon De/Karate Club t hockey team finishes up the have limped through the first Petro then continued, ''we'-ve first half of its regular season half of the season with all the got a lot of incentive to beaf slate this weekend against Cen­ Injuries and troubles we have them, especially after what they tral Collegiate Hockey Associa­ had. Bur the team has shown a did to us last year (the Wolves NATURAL FOODS RESTAURANT tion opponents Bowling Green lot of character in overcoming set a record for most points ever scored by an opponent in On Riverbend Plaza . Soda Four-ain, Juice Bar and Western Michigan. all those obstacles. To have 303 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. The Irish will face off against faced_ al~ that,adversity and still thrashing the Irish 93-66 at Carry-Out Menu Crisler Arena). We've also got South Bend, In. 46601 Full Service Dining Bowling Green Friday night at rematn In contention with a 5-5 Phcne 288-1911 the BGSU Ice Arena at 7:30 league record says a lot for our nothing to lose. Michigan, EST. Notre Dame then will club.'' being a Division I school, would return to the Athletic and Bur before Smith can think too lo?~ bgd by losing to us, a Student Special Convocation Center to host nmch about any more WCHA Division II team. I think that we Western Michigan Sunday af­ play, he and his players must can do the job, and I'm anxious ,------., ternoon at 3:00 EST. concentrate on their upcoming to show them and everyone else 00 The Irish completed the first games against Bowling Green that we can. 1$1 OFF I half of their WCHA schedule and Western Michigan. "Saturday's game is going to I any dinner after 5 pm I answer a very big question for la~t wee:kend with a split at '.'Although both these games W tsconsm. The Badgers won wtll be norJ·conference ones,'' us," said Petro, "and that is the first night )-2, but Notre notes Smith, "they are still 'Are we good enough to stay I Offer**** good with I Dame came back Saturday for a going to be great challenges. with a ream of that caliber?' If Coupon and Student ID 1 ,· 4-3 victory. The split puts Bowling Green always is one of we are, then this might be a L Notre Dame's overall record at the powers in the CCHA, and turning point for us, and a key 8-5 and its league mark ar 5-5. look at the trouble Western to the rest of our season." ------· Open: Mon. thru Thurs. 10 am- 8 pm f"he Irish are tied for fifth place Michigan gave Michigan two In last } ear's contest, Mich­ igan outmatched the. Irish at Fri. and Sat. 10 am - 9 pm tn the WCHA with Wisconsin weeks ago. To say the least, we and Colorado College. are going to have our hands full Venhuizen, and Penny Neer "You're never happy when both games.'' combined to score 40 points in (IJ.I511d"' Tt flee~ o6 \.... ams!) Sabel lf{alay'6 & Mtme 1>attte "Talk It. up '' presents : • . Prices· Ul • • lp Fr. Hesbllrgll{\ ~ we blvil&-!fl'tt • waldc (continued from page 1] Monday, December 10 8 pm Doctor Doolittle finished goods - level, when goods are- ready for sale to the Call in 6400 or 7 425 and final user; -the intermediate level, where they have received· The Roadrunner some processing; and the crude I· level,- where goods have not yet received any processing. uilk§MW The Producer Price Index for ®0rnp~ett Sunday: -December 9 1:30 finished goods stood in Novem­ Carroll Haii-SMC ber at 225.9, meaning that goods priced at $100 in 1967 Stc-1di0 had risen to $225.90 last month. Prices of tinished goods other than food rose o.8 percent in November, down from a 1.4 percent increase in October. Prices of intermediate goods rose 0.9 percent, one-half the October increase of 1.8 percent, and prices of crude goods rose 2 percent, up from the October rise of 1. 5 percent. Price changes at the wholesale level usually show up at the retail level in a month or two. Retail prices increased at a 13 percent annual rate during the first 10 months of the year, the fastest rate since 1946 when the government lifted World War II price controls. - -·--··- .... -..... -- :••·-·-···· .. ·-·--···-·- •.

'I ~· TJ: Observer - Sports Friday, December 7, 1979 : page 18 ), ) ;j \ Title IX: leap backwards for athletics i \ ·~·" ANCAKEHOUS APPLAUSE, APPL\USE: Women's sports are finally gmng to get some much needed funds. Well, you'll get 1~0 ovation, standing or Beth FaMi!g Rufou11atd otherwise, from me. HEW's ruling on that infamous segment of the Education Act of 1972 known as Title IX won't do a whole lot for Ht1ffman women's sports, but it will for the men's - it'll create a whole lot of havoc. trois 20 scholarships and has quickly become the Patricia Harris, secretary of Health, Education, number-three interest sport at Notre Dame. (0m gpreioQty and Welfare, announced her department's Soccer has developed on its own, without the aid interpretation of Title IX on Tuesday after seven of any scholarships, and is the major contender COven -CBa~d (.)\ppQe cponcokeg years of debate. The Harris version is a for the fourth revenue sport. These two groups modification of the one her predecessor, Joseph are quickly becoming self-supporting and de­ Califano, rejected. The new act requires all serve to retain all that they have earnrrl Our Specialty using fresh sliced apples schools that appropriate scholarships for athele- The university is forced to stabilize the gap tics proportionately divide those scholarships on between the number of male and female topped with a sugar ~namon glaze the basts of sex. atheleres, and it has an abundance of courses to Notre Dame has approximately a 6-1 ratio of follow. The women's swimming, volleyball, and never surpassed! male scholarship atheletes to female atheletes. track clubs may never have a chance to achieve U.S. 31(Dixlewayj North in Roseland The women atheletes are now eligible for 2i varsity status. Merely by denying any more (Across from Holiday Inn) 272-74..~ scholarships with that ratio Where it 1s that those women· s teams the ability to achieve varsity Sun.· Thurs. 6 A.M.to 9 P.M. scholarships will come from is not known At ranking and by elevating a men's sport, the • Fri. & Sat. 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. present all the scholarships available are university could increase the ration of men to t distributed among the male atheletes, and no womeH, reducing the number of scholarships funds remain. It is improbable that an influx available to women. of alumni contributions will finance the additio- The Title IX verdict is faulty in many respects, nal money for scholarships. What alumnus, but the failure to provide for the funding of especially one who toiled on the gridiron, wants better facilities for women headline the list. Few his donation s.iven to women's field hockey? Not top women atheletes will be attracted to Notre many, I'm wtlling to bet. Dame, regardless of any scholarships, if the One proposed solution is to cut the number of present program is not upgraded. The Irish face scholarshtps for men, but from what sport? The teams with mediocre degrees of talent - even football team presently operates with 95 some with high-school level programs. Will the scholarships. This year 22 of these players were nation's best atheletes elect to compete for a sidelined for most of the season, and with other spot at Notre Dame, or will they take similar team members out for just one or two games, the scholarships at already established programs Irish survived with about 70 players. A squad like Ohio State, Old Dominion, or UCLA? It will can not expect to make it through the season be a long time before Notre Dame sees a woman with less than 60 members - can you slice 10 with the caliber of a Nancy Lieberman or an Ann scholarships here, leaving no buffer? I don't Meyers. -· think so. After a gradual upgrading of the women's What would Digger's team do without that athletic programs at Notre Dame, an effort can famous bench strength to back them up? Make it then be made to attract high quality talent. Each to the final four again? Very doubtful. year college freshmen are entering college with Cutting back on the basketball and football more finesse, sharpened skills, well-rounded scholarships wdl hamper the quality of atheletes fundamentals and knowledge of the game than ·MUSIC BY THE NOTRE DAME ORCHESTRA who would play for the Irish. The entire program the previous class. Women today are being of the two sports, which have been cultivated for indoctrinated into atheletics earher. Once a STUDENT ADMISSION: $2.50 numerous years at Notre Dame, will falter. respected program is established, one that Notre Without quality teams, how can the university Dame is capable of constructing, then and only Adults $5.00. Senior Citizens $2. 50. hope to draw capacity crowds? Even with the then will these super atheletes consider a career loyal fans the Irish have, revenues would fall. If at Notre Dame. This cannot happen overnight. Tomorrow they do, all sports at Notre Dame will suffer. The reputation of Irish atheletics was enhanced 2:00 and 7:00pm Basketball and football account for the majority only after decades of excelling performances, Morris Civic Auditorium of all the funds available to arheletics: not only not in a mere six years. Downtown South Bend women's sports, but men's minor sports. The notion of aiding women's sports is, of What about those mens sports, like soccer, course, to be commended. But this effort should hockey, baseball, fencing, and wrestling? Soc- not coincide with the downfall of established Prt;sent this ad to receive a 50 cent discount on regular h'cket cer and hockey are currently in a transitional men's programs. It is totally unfair to deprive pnces. stage, developing from m'inor spons into men of the present position they have nurtured possible revenue-producing sports. iiHjiociiiikiey-c11on._-llliiiaiiniidllieiiariiniieidil.------·---- .. A perfect Christmas gift idea!! STUDY TRANSPORTATION By one of our faculty!! AT PRINCETON MSE, MPA, MUP and Ph.D. Degrees. All Admitted Students Reeebe Financial Aiel· Fellowships or Reseuch Assistantships aptoS 11,400 per Year. !!'.:!'}.'.!~-~~ f!'!!~!.!!.~.!!!!l.!. ClTil incineeriJII • Urban Plannilll • Public Atraln • Soclolo&y Compute:' Science • Statistics • Mechanical E111ineerlq • Eneqy Operations Research • Economics • Envll'onmental Studies • Arehiteetare Write to : Professor Alain L. Kornhauser Director, Traasportatlon Program Princeton Uninrsity, Princeton, NJ 085

Available at Check hal buletin boards TilE HAMMES NOTRE DAME BOOKSTORd for times of Masses in dorms...... ·-·-···· ~--··---~-::------~------·--·---· ------··.- ·-·-···· •••.•- ·-- ...... -~ ·--- .. ' ·····-----··------~.:i .lf ·'-' ,.~ The Observer Friday, December 7, 1979 - page 19 1 Students start fund I for Evans A collection is now being taken for the Joseph Evans Memorial Fund, in memory of the late Notre Dame professor. Evans passed away late August this year. The collection, under ••Good Food university approval, is being undertaken by students to raise money for a plaque w be your next party erected to Evan's memory. •• Throw Donations may be mailed to "Joseph Evans Memorial at GIUSEPPE'S Fund," Box 443, Notre Dame, - IN 46556. Questions may be directed to Barb Budde or to ••Party Room available in the Tom Hamel at 1420/7672. evenings from 5 to 2. 713 E. LaSalle Phone 233-0951 Molarity,

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Pigeons By. Bymes/Mc Oure Inter hall illl' RAOUETBALL U-GRAD WOMEN'S CHAMPION Marth Gallagher W::: wt~ "'ot> A ''\JJf!. Wt~ 'IOU A ~ c~e,~s. .. ME~ C~\S\1-'\A$.'. U-GRAD MEN'S TOURNAMENT Seeding 1. Onufer 2. Gallagher 3. Schaeffer 4. Lorenzini 5. Wegener 6. Dedace 7. Young 8. Esprig ~-­ FINALS ~-.. Young vs. Onufer (1109) Esprig (3235) vs. Lorenzini (1623) Dedace (3092) vs. Gallagher Wegener (277-0333) vs. Schaeffer (6934 Tennis Championship

The Men's Open Tennis Championship was _, determineo last Saturday in the Ace. Mike :~ ACROSS 26 Awatt 47 Short 11 Showed an Hickey, from Grace Hall, defeated Kent ' Part of a decision sketch old movie Brockelman 6-3, 6-3 to win the title. , circle 27 Narrow 50 Ensnare 12 Increased 4 Wound mark wood strip 53 Not leased 14 Tooth The Daily Crossword • 8 Market­ 29 Pulls with 56 Stopover prob'"'m place of force 57 Behold: Fr. 1 J Long-suf­ Hockey old Greec~ 31 Mountatn 58 Samtatlon fenng ones 13 Kick out range need 21 Platform Others Receiving Votes: Western 33 Ran off 59 Solemnly 26 Greek Michigan, Ohio State. Colorado College. 1 15 Shave 16 Cherished the track swear letter Boston College. 17 Arizona 37 Macaw 62 Fodder 28 George of This week's college hockey poll as city 38 Electncal place films conducted by radio station WMPL in a 18 Honestly units 63 Levels off 30 Lacking vote of coaches. First-place votes and open 40 Dtvision of 64 Group of solidity records are in parentheses. 20 Cubic meter geologtcal three 31 Indian 22 Straws in time 65 Action 32 Author 1. North Dakota (10) (g-3) 100 the wind 41 Cttizen of 66 Man's sutt Levin 2. Northern Mich1gan (1Q-2) 59 23 To: Scot Calgary matenal 33 Playroom 3. ·Michigan (1Q-4) 55 4. Minnesota (7-6) 24 Religious 43 Plundered, 67 Pollutant 34 Tell the 52 truth to 5. Michigan Tech (8-5-1) 44 groups old style 68 Early (3-1 Before • 6. Boston University 43 25 Ancient 45 Antmal sktn Germantc 35 7. Clarkson (4-2 poet 46 Irate realm: abbr. 36 Father 40 8. Wisconsin (7-6) 32 39 Devoted 9. New Hampshire (3-3) citizens 27 Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: DOWN 10. Notre Dame [8-5] 26 1 Deep gulc.h 42 Likely 2 Way 44 Matt Dtllon 3 Confess all 47 Locations 4 Mtneral 48 Scoundrel spnng 49 Certatn dye 5 Meat on a worker skewer: var. 51 Fnghten 6 Scent 52 Courtyard 7 Property 54 One who interest. sniggles in law 55 Ftgure of 8 Cleric's speech tunics 57 Flower 9 Sticky holder stuff 60 Sch. subJ. 10 Egg-shaped 61 Greedy one

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If you Need two female roommates to share or vicilnity. Bright, entertaining female expenses. Call Bob at 1682. Republican convention, please call Brian have any ideas of its whereabouts, please house. Close to campus 232-2578 after known to cuddle to keep warm. Can leave at 3185 or 3166, Greg at 272-TT13 or Mary call 8502. • on the 14th or later. Call Kathy at 6369 at 7895. 10:00 P.M. WSN D is looking for a Sales Manager. soon, please. This is a paid position. Call 17425 Lost- green backpack filled with semes­ Huge 5 room apartment 200.00 monthly between 2-4 pm for details. ST. LOUIS CLUB POST·GAME PARTY ter's books and notes, and important includes heat and water. Call 232-7344. I need a ride to the WHO concert in · Sat. Dec. 8 after the game. All Sl term paper. I am lost without It Chicago 12/8. If you have room, please Need ride to Minnesota for X-Mas. Will louisans and gue~ts welcome ROTC give me a call at 8382. Ask for Mike. Reward! 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CHEERS HAPPY HOLIDAYS, 4 South Regir.a Sue, M-E, BILBO MUST SELL SEASON BASKETBALL Will Rudolph visit "the mistake by the You'll be 21 on the first day of finals­ TICKET. Graduate in December. Front what more could one ask for? You shall Russell, THE SICILIAN CONNECTION says lake" this christmas? Will the Bucks do We are holding one of your fish hostage!! row. Call John 232-0264. the USC what USC did to ND? Will have a happy, happy day! "Sang you bery much." Love, Kati Wait for details ... about ransom ... WMMS & M-105 keep one certain DJ M. and P. For Sale: Genesis loud speakers; from going into withdrawal because he CAGE THAT TEST ANXIETY excellent condition. Ute time guaranty. can't play his "Faves"? Will a certain Debber, MONSTER!! Dave 1143. The cottage! Chamber pot. Tree lessons. Bob Golic says hello to Everyone, cleveland hei~hts resident be taken in by , especially Ted and Goose .. van-aerial Disease and other cornball Lost Valley. 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Excellent Condition, 25 MPG. you can't have him all night! lounge. Good luck with finals. Fondest regards $950.00. Call 233-5278. Tim Happy Birthday (Dec. 12) Carol Drobinske. Mike and Tim Detroit Bus: lea;,es main circle Dec. 20th United half-fare coupon $40 cash or best love, P.S. Revenge is sweet. at 12:45 p.m. Sign-ups still available. offer. Call 4462. EOF.: Mom, Dad, Jim, Janet and Grams Call Mary 288-5465. Here's your first personal. Have a very Happy 20th to 2 ladies from Elgin-­ I For sale-- two WHO tickets-- Dec. 8- $50. Merry Christmas. Three Hand squeezes Lis, Hope this one is the best. Happy Hours OBSERVER TYPISTS: - Fran 8168. and I'll see you in the sun! To a good, Happy 19th Birthday! looks like the and concerts will most likely make lt. Your work this semester was goad-­ long future ... Goose will be let loose this weekend! Staying sober? let's make it better next year' FOR SALE: HUMIDIFIERS, compact Squ!g Enjoyf love Merry Christmas and best Holiday cool vapor humidifiers by Gerber. Love Griff wishes-- God bless. 6-month.guar. $13.00. Call John 3588. Madge, Hardly, Carnage, Mona, Jock· neighbor John McGrath Itch, Kennage, and Mel (3:30am;: An unidentified male was seer. escorting (The guy with the red hair who's always For sale: 1 student season basketball Thanks for making our first semester at M (Helayne) B a large Argentinian llama from Fischer looking over your shoulders) ticket, padded seat. Call Greg, 3662. ND the BEST. Merry Christmas-Hope to You are the sunshine of my life Hall last Saturday night. At it again, hear on you over break! M(Harry( R Bruno? OBSERVER PRODUCTION STAFF: Like new-· 4 shelf bookcase·· dark wood luv ya Luv Ya, Thanx for working as hard as you have tone (press board). $15.00. Call 7062 Coon Dog and Amelia Limited 112 fare coupon $40 cash or best little Goose, for me so far-- The paper's been looking Theresa. offEr. Call 234-3277. I'm up for a match whenever you are. My much better (Thanx to you). But you ain't Greta, table or yours? seen nothin' yet-- wait till next semester-­ For sale-- '72 Nova VB, P.S., P.B. AIC, Have a great Christmas and watch out for Umited 112 fare coupon $40 cash or best Steve we'll shake down the thunder!'' New tires. Engine in excellent condition. the sniffles. offer. Call 234-3277. Special Thanx and Best Holiday wishes $1050 or B.O. Mike 13770. Your TA in Zen NO TEAM should have an easy time to Rod, Ann, Pam, M.A.K., Jim, and ''Guess I'll go to Colorado where the pace playing before our STUDENT BODY. Trish-- Congratulations on a job well For Sale: Seasons Greetings Grapelet: of life Is slow .... " We walt your arrival This is Notre Dame. dO!lP!! -13 Watt/channel Technics receiver $80! Do you realize this is your last personal with simple survival and one day we'll all Section 106, ACC John McGrath Call Scoop at 1n1. for the seventies? Profound isn't it. Best understand. Good luck Rich- We'll miss of Christmases. you. Let's help blow out every unranked team Anyone interested in taking a chartered For sale-- American Airlines 50 percent love Bob The Elite that comes to the ACC- preferably in the bus to the Warren, Youngstown, OH. coupon good through Dec. 15. Best offer. first half. area for Xmas break, call Mark 1870 or Ph. 255-2223. Ajoyous Noel to all of you (old friends and Attention: Girls. Sunday is Steve Section 106, ACC Carl 6726 by Dec. 10. new acquaintances) who helped me get O'Neil's Birthday. Cal! the Super Stud at thru this semester: Ryan, Margie, Mary 1062 and wish him a Happy Birthday. To the "Senior Aluml" Mike Hogan, C., Sue G., Rosie, Terri, Ellen and Get the HELL up! Merry Christmas to my 10! 850 miles Tickets Colleen, Eileen, Michele, Cindy K.• Scott Glazer, Section 106, ACC won't stop me from thinking about you. Renee, Andrea, Cyd, Betsy, Mara, Rob, Did you say you wanted multiple rape, Aileen Desperado: Badly need 2 KY 8-ball tlx. WSND, and Logan Center. Keep up the Boom Boom! Out go the lights Pay $. Call 277-5779. massages. and kisses for yo11r birthday? good work next semester! Happy Birthday,. Section 106, ACC Merry Christmas to all our friends-­ Neil Your Weekend Roomie Your Four Farley Foxes Bleacher season basketball package. For Are Notre Dame students really the best sale. Best offer. 6789. Dear Frank Bernie and Jackie, fans in the country? P.S. Cookie, fudge, and green M&M Have a Merry Christmas! To a pair of doubly fun friends, we wish a Section 106, ACC party-- Jan. 15. • Student basketball tix available. Call 234-0467. Thanks for all the good times we've double Happy Birthday! shared. Look Forward to sharing them Love, Section 1061S NOTRE DAME. President Carter. Fr. Hesburgh, Pope again in the New Year. Jean Marie and Mary Section 106, ACC Johnny Paul, and other noted friends: Love, Margie Sorry I won't be able to see each of you PersonaJ~ MJN, Attention Long Islanders-- You can pick personally over the holidays, (flood Ann C., Hey, it's been three months. I couldn't up your Long Island Club T-Shirts at 501 cleanup is continuing in Johnstown) but To all the AO's: I Want you. have made it without you. Thanks, Flanner Hall. let me wish you my best! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! I need you. TAH (Sorry Ayatolla-- since you've been Lono live chalets in Austria, islands in I love you. The new Janie Byrne V. P. Committee such a jerk this year, I'm not sending you Greecr, aud any where else that brings Pooh Bear Alias Mary Ann from Regina, plans to run as a new face at mock any cards so take that$) back (',UNDEF Xmas memories! We didn't take the mirrors. Check Carol convention. Details next semester.- a Panama Red Toujours folie, Les, in 114. politician's promise. The Equestrienne Living in the room with you, I have Big Red 4 . Happy Birthday to an Elgin Twosome found it especially true that you have Jack1e M. . It makes my day just seein' 'um Kati, Ann and Lisa been the greatest friend that anyone Mitch, Reme~ber Chnstmas Ma?s at the Heart? 1am certainly fond In memory of our beloved Mamoosa · could ever send. This past semester has Have a Happy Birthday December 16th. H. aven t seen you much smce Cheerlead- O.Whls German and Blonde Buns, I wish you a Merry Christmas and a been gfeaf-- you've been a wonderful Your "Domer" friend ing days. Maybe we can get togetherv"h t ""\WhH Cherish the day I met them "wacko" New Year' roommate. So keep those feathers on the again sometime. Merry XMAS. ------Love, Patty wall 'cause I'll be back sometime next Monique. . . THE 'Renegade' Deacon fall. But while I'm in Rome, you'll still be Snowballs, baseball managers, pineapple Tim Mikey, Bruns, Curley, Nags, Chief, here in thought and love throughout the and shuttle buses? ; · NEED MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS? Here's to Silve Lake on New Years! Sully, Pete, Hollywood, Stu, and every­ year. Undergraduates wanted for two short· Merry Christmas one else in section rejection: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Patrick, term research projects. Both tasks deal Teen Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from a friend who holds you dear. with assessing student opinions. May Santa be as "good" to you as you Anybody with enough fortitude to read and remember, you'll never be denied by Cathy have been to me. Involves 21/2 hours works and can be Santa (or me)! Merry Christmas! completed in JUST ONE DAY. Also can through all the personals to find this one Love, one out of Ninety HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNE FINK!!!!!!!!! be arranged to fit your schedule. Pay deserves to have a truely fabulous Love Christmas. May Santa suffe lrom M.B. totals $10.60. Micheal, Caroline, Contact Bob at ext.3886 or m-3903 for senility and give you more than you How can I say Thank You? You're OK, I'm OBNOXIOUS! So what? scheduling. deserve. To S.A.c, "Was", Pudding, Monique, Merry Christmas everything to me-l love you' Dave Lolita and Jean, No Name P.S. Happy 19th! Ryan "No- Doz" Ver Rerkmoes Merry Mistletoeing. PS. Have a happy New year even without Lov.e. Dear Patti, Nitz, Les, MJ, Peg and Lynn, and I want to express my sincere~t apprecia­ "OB'' ILYMB'!' Guy Lombardo. everyone tion to the members of the K of C far Mike To Sue, Suave, Mara, Diana. Diane. Tis the season to be jolly. So, drink and supporting rna boys. I ; ~ : be Merry! I wish you all the special joy -Don Corleone Jean, THE SICILIAN CONNECTION thanka Mary, 5th floor McCandless, and Goose that only Christmas brings. How did your rose get in the bed Sat.· you fora you support. Little: Love, Cathy Pangborn is on its feet again. Blutski has night? You are the cream of the crop at SIJIC. PS. Thanks for all the memories. It was a returned. Kill the fatted calf. All Observer employees: Have a merry Christmas and good II.Jo,;k on great semester and I'll miss you guys a To Pat, "the Tennessee Terror" and Paychecks will be available In The finals. lot. Men-- instigator of the 4 South vandal warfare. Observer office an Dec. 11, 4:15-5:00 Steve Nancy Jones has just put up her Are you really kind enough to be a nurse? p.m. and Dec. 12, 2:15-4:30 pm. Tom, Matt, Kevin, Brian, Tim, Barry, & mistletoe-- go on over to 111 Lyons and J.Radd Regine, Bos: help her christen it. 100 k~gger at C. Cleary and M. Ke~\ Merry Christmas Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Sat. mght. R.S.V.P. . · Attention Observer Staff: Hope to see more of you next semester in M.A. O'DOI1nell There are many "old'' Observer checks government. from your SMC groupie. Don't forget to December 22 is Beth Towne's 22nd .. , ' put up your snow flakes. Anybody up for Birthday. We won't be here then, so call which have not been picked up. All these Steve skating during finals? · her now and wish her a happy "over-the­ Jackie, i .· · checks will be voided by Friday at 4:30 Love, Horse hill" day at 1344. Meet you at the Blue Mood Room!, 1 pm. NO EXCEPTIONS! All you have to Bob, Jackson do is ask Ceil. Hope your holiday season is filled with Dusty,Lisa, Nancy, Char, Megan, Tim, Scoop, Beast, Bu: Mr. Mellow, Ern­ The Management the warmth and good cheer of family and Loretta. friends. you'll be a part of my Christmas Nick. Bill, Paul, Scoop and all the guys of From Joisey, Tom and Greg [last two 1 9-D. Ellen, John M. Mark P. and all both Frosh!]: WHO ARE YOU? This You've got a package! You can believe CAGE THE TEST ANXIETY MONSTER fal'ltasies' Observer People, the entire SMC staff, weekend will prove there's nothing us! Scared about taking finals? Do you freeze Deb pam. Terri, Susie, Melanie and all good wrong with "my generation." let's not before taking your tests? On Saturday, PS Try not to overdose on eggnog and and dear friends, get "trampP.d under foot." Hey 4th Floor Walsh, December 8th, from 1:00-4:00 in the SMC Mathis. Merry Christmas Every One! coz Great party last Saturday. Clubhouse, Mary Theis from the Love, Margie P.S. Happy Hanukkah! A Friend · Counseling and Career Development ATTENTION: Sal Center will help you learn to relax and All I want for Xmas is a home cooked To Claudine Gilarski, Kathy Kabot and FRANCIE AND JAMIE-- Giggle Sisters-· To Laura H. 123 Walsh, take those tests more eJsily!!! Bring meal. a oottle of wine, a crackling fire and ail my friends in Anger: Here's your first personal of the year, on You wrote the "Dear John" in "IN blankets and pillows for comfort and sign you .. Joyeus Noel! the last day of the year. THROUGH THE OUT DOOR" Under­ up in the CC DC by ihursday. Come on Have a very Merry Xmas! See ya in ·so. 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To my favorite Tex-Mex, Rick Felias To my Georgia Peach: MJ and OJ; Ann M. . Students, Navidad! Thanks for a great Marching season. It Merry Christmas and Happy 25th. Nick Thanks for making Tuesday the best Need extra house-mate for 2nd semester? Love, AMJ won't be the same without you. Love and and I will see you soon! night of the week. Christmas break will Please call Rob 234-7058. Leave name Best Wishes. P.S. Hi Chris, Mary, Eric and Annie! provide a lot of time for Xmas cheer. and phone I. Merry Christmas All. Leonard and Mavis, F-3 A "doughnut-" elf. Your favorite maid Marily wishes you -all To all the Cooz Trainees living in 2N. I Keek- • a very Merry Christmas! TWELVE DAYS Or BLUTSKI hope you all get NO Weightllftlng shirts Megan Boyle lf you think Norman got Into my birthday, (You too Maggot-face!) On the 12th day of Xmas and black horn rim glasses from Santa Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays wait until yours comes around. My Blutski gave to Me: Cooz. And Someone Buy Sparky a new from your countless friends in Alumni Love, Always TPC Terri, 12 Blutski robots album-preferable not by the Eagles. Hall. Stop by for some egg not & seasonal John, Eileen, Pogo, Basil, and I wish you 11 Throbbing headaches soirit (s) and Harold the Hairless Lion the best C 10 Winter Baseball caps Merry Xmas to all of my friends at Dearest Maureen, Christmas ever! 9 Lite Beer T-shirts ND-SMC. Looking forward to the good Dear Tony, Good luck with all of your finals and with Love, Your Roomie 8 Metal Mobiles times second semester! You'll never have a clue C.C. Merry Christmas! 7 Naval Lectures Love Suzette as to how much I care about you Maureen Bob, Pat, Phil and Little Timmy, 6 Gray Hushpuppies (Alias Flusette, Nadia or Wlbur) Merry Christmas, you delinquent. A yery Merry Christmas wish to you ! 5 Mangled chipmunks Love, Leslie Happy Anniversary Phil, have the best birthday ever! 4 computer programs Greg and Eric, Love, Shlndu 3 early breakfasts Thanx for being such good fr;ends. I Dear Cathy, Tom O'Toole, ! ------2 Abba records hope you both have a great Xmas break. Merry Christmas, hon. Good luck with your finals. Need any i Patti- and a Dimmer switch that works so Remember, if you ever need someone to V\lhile you're in Rome, I'll wish you were typing done?!? Merry Christmas ; Good luck on your finals! I'm sure you'll Yittily! talk to I am always here. home. Love. Maureen ! do fine. Merry Christmas and happy 2nd. Susette Love, Les i MH Marte. Taint-UPS, If I keep on talking now, I'd only start TO FIRST FLOOR SMC HOLY CROSS AnnS. Have a great Christmaas' Watch alot of 1------: Bob B., Brad the Vag, Duane, Observer repeating myself ... HALL Merry Christmas. I'll see you on the 4th. TV and don't exercise too much. i Blurb, John F., Miss Casey, Terri, Your OJ HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS!! I'll bring the wine Me Best ; Peggy, Marybeth, Kathy, Anne, Jimbo, The Seniors Rm 114 and 115 Love, Tim : KP and Housemates Marte, (PS. We don't bite( Merry Xmas. M1, • Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Are you ready to escape? Sharr-Sharr, Chery and Cookie The Merriest of Christmases to you, MB -Old Cape Cod To all Observerites- S.O.S.! Our tree has tumbled and Teddy sweetheart! I love you pearly and always Have a Merry, Merry Christmas! has toppled. Please help restore our - You're the Best' , MaryS., Ellen with the cute 27 year old sister­ Good luck on finals and enjoy your well sapling and put Teddy "back on top!" Randee Kaye :Helen, Heidi, Gaylo, K.C., R.B.B., MLB, How is your love life? deserved break. Thanx, "The Red Neck Fathers" Di, Mary, Trisha, Jill J., Better I hope. See you in Jan. Sa! M. : Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to Have a Great Christmas. Rosemary Marianne, Merry Christmas •' Lewis's Best. Love your Senior Bartender Looking forward to a "vehr"y fesive Guess Who? Love, MB Mom- Saturday night. Thanks for the presents. Nymph-How is your love life? Any time Merry Christmas! Love, Cookie Monster Timbowitz, To Tess, Carol, Erin, MaryEllen, Mary you need a date for the movies just call. Thanks for all the fattening candy, etc. Roses are Red Lou ,Anne and Jana. Have the best Christmas. Have a Nice Vacation. To the 4D Glee Clubber: Violets are Blue Merry Xmas to the best of BP. Have a Love you know who. Rosemary Hopefully big things come in little I'll Miss You great break. See you all in 80! packages. Don't get caught holding the And Mr. Jing-A-Ling Love you all-Lynne Ballerina-Bear, MIKE, short end of the stick. Will Too' Love Webster For most people Christmas is on the 25th, Merry Christmas !I!! Love? Andrea To Kevin, Jean, Mary Pat, all you JAC but yoLJ have to wait till the 27th at 1:17 Peck, , members, and everyone else that has am. Attention Marybeth Brennan:. Mary Louise and Greg Hurry home the mistletoe is waiting! made this year so enjoyable and reward- Bunny Bear Remember you are obligated to pick me Merry Christmas I Love You, MUSH . ing-Merry Christmas!· You're all the PS. Yes, I'm coming too . up at O'Hare the next time i'm through Love Pattie . best- there. I'll even buy you a coke, it's on the Merry Christmas, Charlie! , ______Uncle tom __ Cujette, Kato, Lizard & Mimishka, recruiters anyway. Have a nice break, Some say you're icky poo Love Always, Becky Have a real nice Xmas I'll miss you lots! Dig. Som say you're a dummy P.S. How's that? , To all my friends from all the halls-you're Love, Your Parisienne Coquette Kevin But no matter what you do : all the best-to many to mention, too I still think you're yummy. 359 Zahm-Merry Christmas, Joyet.:x Noel special to forget, you've made this year Sweetie, To all past and present Observerites-Near your true lover Frohliche Weinachsten! Hope it's the · the best Christmas present I could ever Your 12 days of Christmas memories and and Far: Best-B-Star ask for. Have a merry Christmas and a blessings: My warmist and sincere wishes to each of Jeff super break! 1 silver band ' you for a very Happy and Holy Christmas A Romeo you're not Bow Wow Badin Juniors, Tom B. 2timesvowed Enjoy. Just ask Icky Poo, my Sharona Have fun. remember that KISFF, So go . Yes, this does apply to you! 3 in unique City Love ya! -Mom- 22 or all the rest for it! ?? But just ask Marko ~------4 since Sand City To Ann, Mark, Mike, Beth and everyone 5th sister, 2 going on 22 Cathy Brach-Have a nice Christmas Cause you're the best Sundef XIII: Joyeux Noel, mes petits. else who had to suffer through a 6 years unpredictable alarm clocks break, you deserve it. Good luck on 7A Amusez-vous bien. Que faisions-nous il y Wednesday night with me-Merry Christ­ 7 it's not easy being green exams, too, even though you probably a une annee??? mas-you all deserve the break! · 8 Happy ANNIVERSARY don't need it. Jeff 9 writing letter KM She started out to be "My sharon a" Merry Christmas to my Huggable, Snug­ When do I get Ceil under the mistletoe­ 10 Gin Rummy but ended up just "Breaking Away" gable Fuzzy bear! that's my Christmas question! 11 next year! Ann, Rosemary, Mike, Mark, Mikes, us I love you, your muffinhead 12 eternities of love and prayers Diane, Letch, T.M. Jackman, Margie, Seasons Greetings and a Merry Christ­ -Sasha Pam, Ellen, Mary, MAK., Ann (out of the Jeff, The Pangborn Plague wishes Fricke, mas to 704 Corby St., Snow Bunny Mare Jaws of Death) M., Doughnuts, (Spare It started out nice and normal. Hudy, Dan, Murph, Tom Stoney, Matt the Bear Ted the Crab St. Kevan of Dearest Lee Ann, the Rod, Spoil the child), Deidre (She has V\lhen we headed to the OC formal and Pat - and the rest of 2nd floor a very Keenan Gerhart Kate Marilyn Steve Mico Glad you liked the flowers. Hope you a knife in her pocketbook Murphy, Loosey But you better do some talkin soon merry and a happy, too Spinelli Flanner 5 NFN Alumni Disco have a wonderful Christmas! thinking of Goosey, Renegade, Trish, Steve 0., for some think its was more than a Loveya. Moon No Ooze Inc. Ann and Kathy Paul You. No-Doz. Greg, Jim, AD people Bob, "credit" union. 'sports' Mullaney 'gutsy' Beth Huffman Your secret admirer Mike, Chris, K. Connelly, SteveS., Cindy Mark '10th Ave' Perry the News Room K., Lefty, Irish leer, Frak, 1\atie (how To Our Pseudo Roommate: To Whoever Returned my I D. Blues Band and the Lewis Family and Pumpkin, could you say no) K., Bruce (arkley Everyone needs a good BUDDE but this Thank You and Merry Christmas Ceil t()(l-SAL I found a present perfect for you but I reincarnated) Oakley, Ceii(My mom away is getting ridiculous. Please come home Deirdre Murphy couldn't find a box to fit in! Snooky from home) and all Observer People: for Christmas. · Kate McCarthy would have been jealous anyway. Merry Merry Christmas and Tipsy New Year to PFNS Margaret, : This is your very own Christmas personal Christmas. All!! (All those I forgot may file Merry Christmas • Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and ME complaints at POBox Q, Notre Dame, Jeff Love, Rich : Keep out of trouble. Ind. 46556.) Twas a cold, cold night and we had a test, K. Meagher Panama Red but lo you left to climb Mt. Everest John McGrath, Meoto, Merry Christmas to you and your crazy EE's Thanks for all your help-Sorry for all the It's been a great semester due mostly to roomie MAD, Hope its a joyous one. Ann, • · trouble. I I you.· Have a great Christmas break and PAT To the nicest person in my world--Thanx Hey "Moni" "Cath," Merry Christmas 1 i enjoy your vacation from O'Cieary. for being yourself-never change. (Except "Marge", and "Annie"­ Trish O'Cieary Kevin Korowicki- in a 3-D way) Merry Christmas! The women of 397 Lemans: Panama Red You are all fantastic and deserve the best 1 hope you have a happy Christmas and a Shannon, To Ceil P. good time over break. I'll miss you, but new year! Rich, Have a great Christmas-but make it wild Hands of the Viverin before complimen­ · A fine secretary like you deserves a raise. look out when you come back! tary back rules. Merry Christmas But I hope for now you settle for this Merry Christmas, Kathy I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a and casual! Happy New Year. Hope 1980 is as good Love, Mary sometime soon. personal Merry Christmas. PS Don't forget, you get your present in The Lady's Steward Bob Bernoskie January!! as 1979. Love, Patsy To myEl Paso Roommates: Merry Christmas. GLOFand LIUAF Tom G., i To All Observerites: Your in luck' The Pope has pardoned I would like to wish you all the blessings Mike Mulligan Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to­ Merry Christmas Lauri, Leslie, Peggy 0., Charm, Peggy The Minnesot'l Connection alterboys who drink at gunpoint and I still and yuletide cheer this holy season Kathy have a few bullets left. enkindles. You can make it Christmas B., Marilyn, Barb, Jody, Jenny, Mary, Tiacy, Gina, Katie G., Sandy, Karen, To Rae, Scherer, Wildwoman, Marg, even when it isn't the 25th. Co dee DEAR SANTA, Bob Bernoskie Merry Christmas-HO HO HO laura C., Joellen B., Erin F., Matt R., other Benildites and other Minnesotans: Matt H., Andy, Lisa G., Brian C., GLOF and Live it up afterwards' I've been a good "little" boy this year. Lefty No girls (except on the dance floor). no Leada, Cindy, Lulu, Nella, Janet, Panama, Paul B., Craig, Mark, Katie H., Merry Christmas Scoop, Mike Bill, Brian, John (JAF), Pam Sweets booze. just finance books. I would like: Colleen O'Brien, Maureen, Gerry, Coli- Lisa A truck load of lzod clothing so I can . een, Missy, Mindy, Lori, Katie O'Keefe, Though you're not here I'm sure John D., JohnS., Kevin, Tom G., and all the To R.1rbara, Mary, The One-armed dress like my idol, Joe B.. Annie, Lisa, Erin Buens, Karen Hooper, would like to wish you a Merry Christmas cows in Ludlow Falls! Devine for the next 10 yrs., • and any others I missed. Have a Merry Beth and Patsy dancer and her namesake: GLOF (Goodluckonfinals) and afterwards. A build likJ:l Dan B., Christmas and a Happy New Year! Jenny, PS. Sorry if we forget anyone. A transfer to SMC., Love Peggy Merry Christmas Have a Very Merry Christmas PS A roommate who won't walk in when I'm Love, Pat Lynne Murray, "busy", . To my friends of the Student Union, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Your Kris Kringle To Dave Campbell And a subscription to Hustler so I know Dome, Scholastic, Student Activities and Lisa. Jeannine and Kathy how to be "busy". ND Staff, I wish each one of you a very Once Again Merry Christmas Merry Christmas to THE formal pace­ setter of the ND campus Grant me my wishes, don't rag. Merry Christmas and a very Happy New WNDU NewsRoom Your cooz, John C. Gschwind Year. Mike, Merry Christmas! The Same to You too Ceil P. Hope you're feeling better!! Mr. Kevorkian Bob, Trish Have a great Christmas in Florida. I'll be Chere Bubs, Smile!!! It's Christmas Mon Noel sera bleu sans toi. Joyeux 1 )ear tsdoe, waiting for you in Rochester to start the Have a Merry Christmas Italian Style, but Brenda, DAVE new year off right. Merry Christmas' Noel' Affecteusement, Frodo (ox) I'll miss you all the while, And have a Merry Christmas. I would write this en Will you JOin a basketball team or Love, ML happy 18th B-day too! Just don't forget something! Merry Xmas. -Susette francais mais j'ai oublie ce tout. AChristian Christmas to five Crazy that I love you! Tne Kid Bill PS. Do you remember? Dr. Dom DeFrancis: Congrats on cincy Medical School and Cavanaugh Cuties Lisa "Little Goose" Paul Gong, Bill Fitzgerald, Mark Derby, 1------i Cam, Jud, and Kate; MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!!!! Good luck on NO. Will be 19 on Tuesday!! Come celebrate Merry Christmas Mike Martinez, and their Flintor.ia Merry, Merry Roomies'! Hare a super The Observer would like to wish everyone friend. John Gibbons ~- ' Christmas and a wild New Years' Love with Lisa and all other December babies Ellen, Jeanine and the Wild Women of a Merry Christmas and to all a Good this friday at Gooses II 1W Lewis Love. Anne ya always Night I!! PS Happy birthday Lis-----Huff Advertising Staff I ~------To all the guys at 806 St. Louis; Mitch and Cindy Merry Christmas and have a good break. Merry. Christmas Merry Christmas and a belated Happy 1 Have a Merry Christmas and a happy Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy Thanks for your dedicated efforts this New Year! I hope Santa is good to all Jf MJP Gatsby! Birthday STUD new year!' semester Iyou and your New Year is prosperous' Love, DSR Daisy Love Michael Your friend and 0300 Chauffeur 1 ·=· CiEJ - '··. ·:-r --~~. ~- ~ ~4 >y, December , , - 1979 -page . .. :-t·~·· -. -~.. "' ______"""" ___ _ - .• .!or..__. .... ,.,, ____..~-----~··--- ..- ...... = Irish face tough contest E---- -1--· ,__ -R_--_ - E-' .._.·. ·. ·;: ,;-~:-:,:: against SL U Billikens ..• ·.... · ' by Matt Huffman tion and borh m;tintain ·a great S/Jo:~-:- lf/ri' ·r deal ofbaskf'tbal' savvy on the The St. Louis University court. Rounding out the Billiken's Billikens come w IOWIJ boasting four returning starters and two starting five are 6-foot 6-inch hot junior college transfers forward Mark Rhode (10 ppg.) ready to fell the Irish. The and 6-foot 2-inch guard J 1m Bills, under second year coach Glass (9. 5 ppg.). The Bill's Ron Ekker, are coming off a best shooter Craig "1-taver (6- 10-17 record last year and foot4-inch) will be pmviding sporting a 1-1 mark in the strong bench support. 1979-80 campaign. The 3·0 Irish will tip off after Digger Phelps realizes that an impressive win over North· SLU can not be taken lightly. wesrern. Leading Notre "St. Louis has plenty of exper­ Dame's scoring attack are tor­ ience and talent on hand. wards Tracy Jackson and Kelly They're an excellent shooting Tripuka. Tripuka is scoring at a team. They are well coached rate of 19.5 points per game and the two junior college while .Jackson is contributing transfers-· Whittenburg and 16.0 ppg. Three other double Burns--have helped them a digit scorers highlight the Notre lot.'' Dame roster: senior co-captain The two transfers from Navar­ Rich Branning (12.0 ppg.), ro Junior College are Willie freshman center Tim Andree ( 11. 5 ppg.) and junior center Whittenburg, a 6-fot 6-inch Breen-Phzllips interha/1 foot~a/1 chaml?ionship team: 1st row left to right: Sarah McGrath, forward, and David Burns, a Orlando Woolridge (10. 5 ppg.). Pe~gy Owens, Nancy Dawson, Kathy Welsh, Kath McMahon, and}an Schla((. 2nd row: 6-foot 4-inch guard. Whitten· Coach Ron Ekker is trying to burg is averaging 6. 5 points per rejuvenate a once great basket- Cezl Kehoe, Kathleen McManus. Mary Beth Sterling, Alesia Dodey, Daphine Bazllt Karen Fleck game and helping out tremen­ ball pr0gr~m that has sagged in an~ Lis~ Conway 3rd row: Craij.!, Ze,bold and r:ete .sullivan, Terry Dwy~r, Sue Malloy, ' dously on the boards. while recent years. Ekker, also the Ltz P,she' Bee-Bopp Hayes, Laura Larkner, Lzsa Szrok,y, Marianne Meyesrs, and Karen Ali~. Burns is scoring at a 17.0 clip. school's athletic director, has The best match up of the day had success in this area at West this on a first hand basis. meeting was won by the Irish in this series, and aft the should be between 6-foot 9-inch Texas State before coming to ''The students are really high 94-65 on December 8, 1973 with ingredients are there for a­ Irish center Orlando Woolridge the Gateway City. on basketball this year. This the Billikens holding a 14-13 nother exciting contest.'' and the Billiken's man in the The St. Louis student body spirit and support for the series edge. GAME NOTES: middle', 6-foot 7 -inch Kelvin ehthusiasm has increased as basketball team have gr(lwn Coach Phelps is looking for­ the Billiken's chances for a tremendously in the last two ward to playing St. Louis again. jjy the way, a Billiken is a Henderson. Henderson, an small statue representing an All-Metro conference pick at successful season have grown. years," notes Keegan. We're excited about having St. Brice Keegan, the sports direc­ Notre Dame and St. Louis are Louis back on the schedule. it's Indian Moon God. Sr. Louis center, is the team's leading University is the only institution scorer and rebounder. Both tor of KBIL (the student radio resuming an old rivalry after a a traditional rivalry. There to possess this unique mascot. players are small for the posi- station at SLU), ~as observed six-year absence. The last have been plenty of good games Observer staffers end percentage race with bowl picks

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