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by Dovo Schulti committee of the Boy's Club aren't met by Nov. 16, the Y "Representatives of each The Boy's Club plan to buy met last Friday afternoon to would sell the central institution acknowledged the the Central YWCA Building, discuss the meeting with building to Gannon for validity of the needs of the 130 West 8th Street, was Gannon, and andther $.160,000. two institutions and support discussed Tuesday. Nov. 3, meeting of the whole board for one another's objectives at a meeting between of trustees of the Boy's Club The Boy's Club officials and programs. Specifically members of the boards of was set for yesterday, Carl explained at the Nov. 3 the Gannon people expressed trustees and administrations Zorn, Boy's Club executive meeting that "at this point in the importance of the YWCA of both the Boy's Club and director, said time they had no to Gannon's plans for the Gannon. alternative" but to buy the development of student Officials of the Boy's Club As of last Friday. Zorn union, recreation and said thai the Boy's Club was building, according to explained their need for the Richard Dunford, Gannon athletic facilities," Scottino Central Y. just as Gannon still planning to buy the said. "■* Central Y for $350,000. a deal vice president of student officials explained that "the personnel services. acquisition of the YWCA is which the YWCA Board of Directors accepted Oct. 7. "Representatives of the significantly important (for Boy's Club described the Gannon»," Gannon Gannon's offer to pay $10,000 The Boy's Club wants to more than any other bid was close its two present alternatives which they had President Dr. Joseph considered and expressed Scottino said. ' rejected by the YWCA facilities, which it says are Board. inadequate for its needs, and their frustration at the The meeting resulted with possibility of realizing any of SET FOR THE SEASON — Basketball Coach Dick Fox-is members of each party The YWCA's agreement consolidate its youth programs at one facility. their alternatives primarily setting his sights on a post-season playoff bid for the Golden understanding the needs and with the Boy's Club is because of the great cost and Knights. The Knights tip-off the 1981-82 season Nov. 21 situations of the other. contingent on certain terms their difficulty in securing against Alliance. See story page 12. photo b, **, fny Scottino said. The executive being met. and, if those In addition to the Central funds that would be YWCA, Boy's Club officials i necessary to carry out any of also considered building a those alternatives," he said. new building and using some facilities at Pieffer-Burleigh School. 235 East 11th Street. Gannon had told the Boy's Survey to reveal school spirit ('luhofficials lha! it would be These possibilities, and the by OIOHM Flick administration, student in the stamped envelope also be asked to fill out the possibility of the Boy's Club willing to help them after A survey is being activities and attitudes with provided. questionnaire. using facilities at the January 1983 in conducting fund raising for an conducted during pre- respect to a variety of areas The results of the survey downtown YMCA were registration in an effort to of life at Gannon Students not chosen in the discussed as alternatives to alternative facility and to are to be released some time give them "some direct better understand the Monica Lewis, a member random survey are also in November. Other the Boy's Club purchase of perceptions and attitudes of of the task force, said, "The eligible to participate and the Central Y. "They made it financial support," Scottino members of the task force said. January 1983 is when students toward the first step of the survey is to may do so by picking up a include: Anthony Rao. clear that they didn't have a academic, social, cultural find the positive and copy of the questionnaire at whole lot of choice." Dunford the intensive phase of assistant professor of social Gannon's Investment in and spiritual experience at negative attitudes of the Student Activities Center work; Tom Wilson, assistant said. Gannon. students toward Gannon and in the basement of the Excellence fund raising professor of sociology; Rev / campaign ends. The survey, which to identify potential Commons Building. Lawrence Speice, director of "It's a critical problem of students will take problems or barriers in .'- student development; Rev. survival," Zorn said. The voluntarily and making life at Gannon In addition to the 900 Richard Sullivan, Boy's Club doesn't have the Scottino said that Boy's anonymously, is being better. The final objective of randomly chosen individuals coordinator, campus cash to build a new facility, Club officials would inform conducted by the Gannon the survey is to in ha nee the in the control group, certain ministry; and Msgr. Wilfrid nor the resources to get the Gannon of the results of their Task Force on School Spirit. spirit of students toward homogeneous groups will Nash, chancellor. cash, he said. future discussions. m The task force is headed by Gannon and to improve the Rev. Francis Haas. quality of life at Gannon." *a£ The survey will be sent to Students not wishing to about 900 randomly chosen participate are to destroy the by Mlk» F%t»r«on unlocks the doors at 7:30 students with pre- .questionnaire, and no So far this semester a.m. "When these side registration packets which further efforts will be made there have been two doors are locked students were made available last to contact them. Those reported burglaries in Securing must enter the dorms Friday. Students will be choosing to participate Gannon housing. through the front door, asked their opinions and need only answer the Statistically this number and they must check in attitudes toward faculty, questionnaire and return it seems insignificant & with whoever is at the considering how many front desk," Jurenovich apartments, dorm rooms said. and houses Gannon owns. Insuring In addition to the Collins home sold Such a small number electronic lock system in could even be considered Finegan Hall, Gannon has comforting by Gannon Protection against theft placed two security to another buyer students. However, the guards in the lobby of victims of these two in Gannon student housing Finegan. These men are The Francis Collins home, by Jane Theuerkauf, the burglaries consider this on duty every night from the house on W. 6th St. realtor handling the sale. number to be very week's article concerns Gannon's dormitories are 11 p.m. until 8 a.m., which Gannon had Dr. Joseph P. Scottino, significant. security in Gannon equipped witn an according to Mario considered buying as a president of Gannon This article is the first housing and Gannon's electronic strike system. Bagnoni, director of presidential home, is being University, announced at an of three that will examine liability in the event of a This security system Gannon security. sold to another buyer. Administrative Council burglary: how you can burglary. automatically locks the Students living in the Since the deal has not yet meeting that to the best of protect yourself against it According to Dave side doors in both Wehrle dorms who want to put been finalized, the buyer of his knowledge, the Collins' and how you can insure Jurenovich, director of Hall and Finegan Hall additional locks on their the house and the price of the home had been sold for losses from it. This Student Living, both of every night at 9 p.m. and continued on pogo 3 sale have not been released $100,000. The Gannon KNIGHT 2 November 11,1981 TOTAl MMDfMT STUOfNT HOUSMGNKD |„, ...) Trustees look for student housing " °° "JMOUSWG CAPACITY d) 1000—l«SIO€NT FMSHMEN ■■
by Dov. Schulti The trustees discussed projections finished last now, but who may want lo Gannon's student how to alleviate this September show Wehrle Hall live in on-campus wo- - personnel services office, shortage, Dunford said. housing 200 freshmen and 52 apartments. "anticipating a shortage of Gannon will have to add sophomores, and Finegan housing for upperclassmen" more apartment housing by Hall housing 200 freshmen The Gannon projections next fall, told the board of next September, he said. and 70 sophomores. Counting list 303 upperclassmen living trustees at their meeting last University officials have not graduating sophomores, in on-campus apartments Thursday of the need for released the names of any students moving into now, with 48 of those more student housing, possible acquisitions. fraternities and students graduating and 38 expected Richard Dunford, vice There are 522 students otherwise leaving the dorms, to otherwise leave Gannon president of student living in Finegan and Wehrle the housing projections show That leaves an expected 86 personnel services, said. dormitories now, and that in 1982 164 students will vacancies in Gannon With only 48 seniors in on- Gannon officials anticipate be in need of housing from apartments. Gannon also campus housing now, only a 400 new freshmen will live Wehrle and 220 students will predicts that 122 spaces will few more than that many there next year, Dunford need housing from Finegan. be available to sophomores additional spaces will be said. That leaves about 400 Gannon is predicting that in the dorms next year after open to students next year present dormitory residents 384 students now living in the this year's sophomores move on campus . housing is to find alternative housing dormitories will need out. Those 208 spaces will fall apartment housing, in which next year — with only about housing in 1962. This figure short of the 384 students 1*77 1*11 1M4 only sophdmores, juniors 48 spaces becoming open. does not include students expected to need on-campus and seniors can live. A list of Gannon housing living in off-campus housing housing next year by 176. Student Housing Projections CORRECTION Consultants assess library services The schedule for Thanksgiving by Jonlc* Kowaliki of information." Snyderwine They listed areas in the of university faculty and A formal evaluation of the said. library system that could be students. The members of vacation was printed incorrectly library is being made to improved, such as more in- this team are Snyderwine The survey was conducted depth subject areas in the 'chairman), Michael assess the services of the last spriryj using in several university publications. library and to objectively library collection, lack of Rowane, Dr. Philip Rosen, approximately 1,000 of the shelf space, automation of Robert Dobiesz. Dr. Thomas The following is the correct determine if the library is university's students and fully satisfying the needs of the circulation system, Szendrey, Dr. Michael faculty. In the survey, replacing the card catalog DiMak) and Grace Davies schedule: its patrons. questions were asked Rev. L. Thomas wilh a cos! beneficial Their job will be to properly Tuesday, Nov. 24: last day of class regarding the needs, compuler produced catalog, apply the information gained Snyderwine, director of the services, and adequacy of Nash Library and chairman and new microforms readers in the survey and devise a the library. (residence halls close at 9 p.m.) of the project, said the study and printers. plan to improve or consists of a survey of the The results have now been strengthen the library's Wednesday, Nov. 25: No classes patrons and library staff. computed and evaluated by .Nowa plan for action musl system. From this study the study consultant Maxine be formulated, Snyderwine Monday, Nov. 30: No classes library-hopes to obtain the Sitts, office of management said. A fin>H*>eport on the self- Tuesday, Dec. 1: Classes resume "most accurate picture studies, and Art Miller, cvaTOation is scheduled for possible of where we are and director of Lake Forest A study team has been publication by Christmas. formed from a cross-section 1981, Snyderwine said what we c3n do as managers rCollege Library. YOUR STEREO SKIP .**PRIESTI III audio -technics NOV. -!* Is your old cartridge 19th. YOU I tired, or do you just On November 19. n**d o n*w stylus? we*d like you to stop S«* what a dlffaranc* smoking cigarettes for a ntw cartridge and 24 hours. It's worth a A Quiet Time Away... I n*«dl« can makal try. Because if you (a$.5va.u.) AT110E can skip cigarettes for For Talking, Wondering, 'Finding Out'. l_ — _ — .COUPON _ — — a day, you might EVERYTHING IS ON SALE! discover you can skip 'em forever YOU, Ten Or Twelve Other Men... With THE GREAT AMERICAN Studio ©ne SMOKEOUT Fr. Chuck Drexler And Fr. 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■89 J 19 -re The Gannon KNIGHT NovenfterTl, 1981 Protection against theft in Gannon student housing law, and according to coverage for a student's student living office and as soon as it is installed. We "Think about it (security) continued from pago 1 from Gannon's point of view. McCune, "No suits ever property that is kept in his do so, Jurenovich said. request permission to do so. also require that students have all locks professionally What's prudent on their made against Gannon have dorm room or apartment is "Security in the dorms is Any locks for doors inside an ever been substantiated to 10 percent of the amount of apartment, a bedroom door installed," Jurenovich said. part? How much can you ask good, and we will not of them? Even buildings my knowledge." coverage his parents have on approve requests for for example, may be either Craig McCune, assistant with the most elaborate Most students living away the contents of their home. additional locks," hook and latch" or slide bolt This means that if your locks. Locks that require vice-president of Robinson- security systems still have from home are Jurenovich said. burglaries," McCune said. automatically covered by parents have a $50,000 Students living in Gannon keys are not allowed to be Conner, Inc., and Gannon's insurance broker, said that their parents' homeowner's homeowner's insurance housing besides the dorms used on doors inside an policy they receive $25,000 of apartment," Jurenovich he considers Gannon's If you are the victim of a insurance policy, McCune are permitted to put burglary while living in said. He added that this automatic coverage on their additional locks on their said. •" security systems to be satisfactory. He added that Gannon housing the coverage expires possessions besides the doors, Jurenovich said. He university cannot be held automatically when a house itself. The insurance added that there are several "If students want to add while additional security measures could be taken, responsible unless you can student turns 21 even if he is on the property in your dorm requirements which students locks to doors which enter room or apartment would into their apartment, a front these measures can create prove that the burglary still supported by his must meet before they put occurred as a result of parents. then be $2,500. additional locks in their door for example, we (the new problems and annoyances such as forcing negligence on Gannon's part. According to McCune the Next week: Renters' apartments. student living office) require Insurance. that students give us a copy people to always sign in and Negligence must be proved standard amount of "Before students add any or disproved in a court of locks they must come to the of the key for each new lock sign out. New at the Library Here's a list of new books available at the library: Available Now SGA reschedules concert for Dec. 2 College Blue Book 18th Ed. _ . ... «*-.... time -• daytime* student.■>,,,[,,..< TheThe by Morionn* Knoblow Committee. This committee Beta was allocated $50 to pay The Jesuits: A History by David Mitchell will handle students' expenses for a speaker, and SGA will form a task force to Postponed concert plans work on a budget procedure Aquametry by John Mitchell have been reset for problems which could not be the Ski Club was given $125 Catholics and Radicals by Douglas Seaton solved through normal as seed money for fund for next year, "so that each The American Animated Cartoon: A Critical Wednesday, Dec. 2. with one student will get their fair channels, or problems which raising. Money allocated Anthology of the three bands originally share," Bensursaid. scheduled to play at the Tri- had no established came from the SGA's club Available Soon procedure or policy to refer budget. In comparison to local The Tenth Muse: The Psyche of the American Poet by Band Jam signed to colleges, Gannon has one of * perform. Gannon has the to. SGA President John AlberGelpi The committee will consist Bloomstine said he the lowest student Robert Frost Handbook by James L. Potter contract for the Iron City government budgets around. House Rockers, and a verbal of students from each college encourages students to The Pulitzer Prize Novels: A Critical Backward Look in the university and attend an open session of the Scacchiti said. "Edinboro's agreement for Norman concert budget is twice the by W. Stucker Nardini and the Tigers. nomination forms for those planning team, to be held The Complete Book of PhotographinpTPeople by wishing to be represent- Thursday, Nov. 12, at 2:30 size of Gannon's whole "The money is just not student government Michael Bussell there for a big concert," said atives are available, in p.m. in Zurn 101. "It's Engineering Analysis by Dennistown W. Ven Planck the student government important that students budget." he said. Aircraft Electricity and Electronics by Ralph Bent Dan Bensur, Student The SGA also will hold a Government Association office. display an interest in this Principles of Quantum Mechanics by R. Shankar The SGA also allocated planning," Bloomstine said. Winter Carnival Planning Some Strangeness in the Proportion by Harry Woolf representative. But in session on Tuesday, Nov. 17, "promise of bigger and funds to various Gannon Bensur expressed concern Bonds: How to Double Your Money Quickly & Safely clubs and organizations. about the procedure to at 11 a.m. in the SGA office, better things, we must make 3rd floor Old Main. The by R.L. Holt this a sucess. It's almost the SGA voted to give $3100 to determine the SGA budget. Adaptation to Thermal Environment by Laurence E. the Gannon Hockey Club, to The present method is meeting is open to all students' responsibility to students. Mount _^_ see this through," he said. pay for their ice time. Tri- setting aside $14 per full- Because the concert is scheduled during Greek Week, the SGA "will go outside its own body for P0RREC0 MOTORS help," said Bruno Sfacchiti, APO SGA vice president for social affairs, and seek help from Sales-Service-Parts ANNUAL other organizalions and individuals to present the dual concert. FORD DATSUN AMC RENAULT JEEP Other SGA business PANCAKE included the formation of a Student Grievance OPEN MON.-TUES.-FW. TILL 9 5305 PEACH ST. WED-THURS. TILL 6 TRADE ERIE, PA. SAT. TILL 5 BREAKFAST -A- BOOE Sunday, Nov. 15 - 10-2 p.m In Stock 50.000 P«D«tbock looks Alto 40.000 Comic looki ^Ell VHY 906 Parade St. Eria, Pa. 16503 IN THE SCROUNGE 455-8500 ^rc*$5 (Beyer Hall - Gannon University) Mrs Duly 10-5 30 Closed Tues - Sun Tickets $2.50 $3.00 At Door
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Dear Editor: Eight-ball music disappoints dancer The SGA has begun evaluating information and feedback on the 1981 Homecoming Week activities, which culminated with the 8-ball dance on Oct. 31 at Rainbow Gardens. Many Dear Editor: minority, then I will silently throw in the towel; but, if I'm organizations and individuals contributed to the week-long Regarding last Halloween's homecoming "dance": those in a majority, something definitely should be done to make a dance seem more likea dance. SGA — are you listening? efforts and the SGA extends its heartfelt appreciation to of us who attend such functions intending to do just that — them all. Among those whose help was crucial for dance — were extremely disappointed in the choice of Sincerely, Homecoming Week events are the following: music. It's not my place to judge whether the band in Joanne Grolemund question (Gallery) was good or not — I'm no music expert. Junior Chemistry major No doubt the band performed well considering the type of Gannon's Pep Band; music they played, but it's that type of music that is in LesEdinboro; question here. If a dance is being held, I think it is only fair Dr. Scott ino; that dancing music be utilized If Gannon wishes to sponsor Members of the Residence Life Council; an "8-ball Concert," then far be it from me to stop them, but Bob CaUendar and the staff at WERG; I only wish they would wam us naive folk about their Bill, Becky and Spic and the S.A.C. staff intentions. Would I be out of line to suggest that, in the future, a disc Scacchitti clarifies As the SGA's first major dance of the 1981-82 academic jockey be among the considerations for music at Gannon's year, it is expected that some aspects of the event did not dances? Having a disc jockey would alleviate the problems proceed exactly as planned. Although some factors were of three hour-long breaks at a four-hour-long dance, the Eight-ball confusion beyond the control of the SGA, many points of criticism high(er) cost of live bands and the very limited spectrum of have been expressed and are in the plans for improvement music that a band's capable of playing (at least those bands at the next dance. I've heard at dances for the past three years). Undoubtedly Dear Editor: The SGA gratefully acknowledges the assistance of those a disc jockey could satisfy everyone at the dance for at least I am writing to clarify some matters regarding the 8-Ball who helped in preparation for and during the dance. The part of the evening. Personally, I think a poll should be dance on Oct. 31, 1981. Many complaints concerning the following is a list of those who helped: taken up among the student body concerning the length of the breaks taken by Gallery have been brought to Alpha Phi Omega members: Lydia Banducci, Al Banko, alternative I have suggested. If I am found to be in a the attention of the SGA. The following is an account of the Ray Betz, Dan Blout, Candy Chapman, Darryl Flack, Ray events related to their performance. Frey, Katie Kahe, Jim Lane, Jennie Livingston, Toni The problem was mainly one of a misunderstanding by Manning, Lisa Schlicht, Lee Ann Sobek, Bill Soison, Nancy the band about what time to start and to end. The SGA had Staganelli, Marisa Verone, Toni Vincent, Mel Walter and originally scheduled the band to play from 9:30 p.m.-1:30 Mark Ward; On God and silence a.m.; however. Rainbow Gardens could not be rented Mr. John Geronimo and Custom Foods; through 1:30 a.m. The promoter was contacted, and the Mr. Joe Luckey of Maintenance; Dear Editor: time of the performance was changed to 9 p.m.-l a.m., but Mr. Ted Gocal and the staff at Faculty Services; After reading Marianne Knoblow's articles about Fr. apparently, the band was not told to play at 9 p.m. and All members of the Residence Life Council; Zimmer's healing powers and her attempt to relate Dr. began at 9:30. Fr.Speice; Fleming's scientific explanations of it, I'm convinced of Gallery, by verbal agreement, was to play 50-minute sets Gannon Security; William Temple's assertion "if you have a false idea of God, with 15- to 20-minute breaks. The band played from 9:30 Ray Frey and The Gannon Knight staff; the more religious you are, the worse it is for you — it were p.m. until 10:25 p.m., when they took their first break-. They Mary Bergell and the Knight Watch. better for you to be an atheist." • were to start the next set at 10:45 until 11, when the Turning God into a wonder-worker subjects religion to introduction of the Homecoming Candidates was to start. The SGA is in a continuous planning and improvement scorn and pseudo-scientific explanations of its value or Instead, Gallery decided to play after the Candidate process and any further feedback, comments and criticism dis value. introduction was finished at 11:15. They played until 12:10, are invited. Students who are interested in having any input Jesus recommended that "whenever you pray, go to your when they took their last break. They started their last set into the next dance or SGA function are invited to contact room, close your door and pray to your Father in private." at 12:30 with every intention of playing until 1:30. any SGA member. Weekly meetings are open to the Gannon And "be on guard against performing religious acts for Unfortunately, the electrical power was turned off for the public and time is provided for any recommendations or people to see." Whenever Jesus performed a merciful deed, band. In the future, the band will be personally contacted to concerns you may wish to express. Come by the SGA office He told His disciples to remain silent. specify such things as breaks. in Old Main 311 or call 871-7202 for more information. SGA I also follow the advice of Ludwig Wittgenstein: "There is The selection of the band for Winter Carnival will begin meetings are every Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. in the indeed the inexpressible. This shows itself. Where of one shortly. If anyone is interested in participating in the Founders' Room, third floor of the Nash Library. cannot speak, there of one must be silent. To say nothing selection process, please contact the SGA. ^ Sincerely yours, except what can be said, i.e., the propositions of the natural Respectfully, The Student Government Association sciences... When someone else wished to say something Bruno Scacchitti mystical demonstrate to him that he is talking nonsense." Vice President for
Fr.GilioDipre Social Affairs the ganAOfl Knight A student edited community wittily Canvass Volume 37. No. f, Ntvimbw II, tff.1 The student-edited newspaper of Gannon University, Perry Square, Erie, Pennsylvania 16541. Office* of the Knight are John lovati located In the basement of the Walker Building, phone: 171 7210. Content and editorial policy art determined by the editer with concurrence of the editorial board. The adviser acts In the capacity of a professional consultant. The opinions ,*Pntt**"' this newspaper are not necessarily me views of the student body Most people never think about crime until it strikes them apartment at 1 p.m., and when we returned three hours or of the university. or someone close to them. We live securely in the later we found that his kitchen window had been broken and Letters from readers must be submitted by 4 p.m. on the knowledge that we will never be the victim of a crime — it $450 worth of goods were missing. Friday preceding the date of publication. Letters must be signed always happens to the other guy. Well, another guy was the I remember my friend's growing anger and frustration: and should not exceed 250 words. We reserve the right to edit, it necessary, for length and for llbelous material. A formal policy victim of a burglary over mid-semester break. But this guy anger directed towards the unknown burglars and himself, statement on letters from readers Is available upon request. happened to be a friend of mine. What made this experience frustration over the reality that his goods may never be Printed at Brown-Thompson Newspapers In Glrard, Pa. strike home was that I was with him when he discovered he recovered. I disliked seeing that reaction in my friend, but I Advertising rates upon request. had been robbed. The frightening possibility that this could knew I would react the way he did if my apartment was The Knlfht staff happen to me became real. Too real. burglarized. If at all possible, I would secure my Editor: John Lovasz Like my friend, I live alone in a ground-floor apartment in possessions and insure myself against losing them. I came Business Manager: Ray Frey an urban section of a large city; he lives in the Oakland back to Erie more apprehensive but more aware. Sports Editor: Matt Dennison , Arts and Leisure Editor: Kristin Susser ~ section of Pittsburgh, I live on Erie's West Side. We own the Mike Peterson, editorial board member of the Knight, Editorial Board: Kathy Felong, Marianne Knoblow, Mike same type of goods and are both too old to have our was with my friend and me that Saturday afternoon. When Peterson, Dave Scnultz, SueSipple possessions covered under our parents' homeowners we returned after break, Mike suggested to me that the Staff: Emile Doss, Rene Fetehkan, Charles Flick, Roy Frey, policies. Knight do a series of articles on renters' insurance. But the Dave Gresh, Mary Hezlep, Tom Hutchlnson, Maureen Hunter. Janice Kowalski, Ron Kubela, Bob Lewkowlcz, Ed Unlike my friend, I spend most of my evenings at my more we researched the more we realized that burglars can O'Ktefe. Gerrle Power, Joanne Salvl, Udai Singh apartment reading or studying. My friend spends most of strike anyone anywhere at any time. Mike's work has Contributing Editors: Susan Vigorito, Daphene Williams, Pam his nights at the school library. Now you may be thinking: resulted in a three-part series on securing and insuring your Zagorskl "If he was never home at nights, then no wonder he got property; the first installment appears in this week's Photography Coordinator: Ray Frey Photographers: Alan Banko, Marianne Knoblow, Ml** robbed." But this burglary did not occur at night. It Knight. After reading the series you might be a bit more McClaln, Mark Ward happened on a sunny Saturday afternoon? We left his apprehensive, but you'll become more aware. Advisor: Dr. Dennis Renner ___
.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaVi ■BJSJSJSJi November 11,1981 The Gannon KNIGHT cause. We as a Christian community have the responsibility "Gee, I'm glad that I'm alive!" Have you ever said this to to act. What can you do? You can support the unborn by yourself? I certainly have. But just think, your mother your membership in Students for Life, and let your voice be could have decided against letting you be born. She could heard. Educate yourself and become an informed member nave aborted you before you were ever able to speak for of society. It's a vital part of your future, and you can yourself. At tha.t time you were already the unique Susan vlgoiHo change it. individual you have become today. All your potentials were The near future offers two excellent opportunities for already there, ready to be released at their proper time; pendulum and return the right to life to the unborn, but we information concerning the pro-life issue. Locally on Nov. your I.Q., the color of your hair, your basic temperament 13-15, at Camp Glenodo on E. Lake Rd., Pro-lifers for and how tall you would eventually be able to grow. Most ha ve to educate ourselves. Students for Life is an organization whose major concern Survival will hold its annual national convention. For important of all, God made you in His image; He gave you anyone willing to travel, the National Youth Pro-Life an immortal soul. Who, then, has the right to interfere with is to create an awareness of the moral and revealed reasons for supporting the sacredness of human life and then act Coalition is having its annual thanksgiving for life a work of God? convention in Louisville, Ky., during Thanksgiving One of our country's gravest sins is that of peaceful upon it. The action is carried out by informing our state senators and representatives on what we learn concerning weekend. Registration costs are reasonable, and a good genocide, which is supported and funded by our variety of workshops with excellent speakers can be found government and paid for by our taxes. Thls'term, peaceful this issue. Students for Life also investigate laws and political platforms of prospective politicians and those at both conventions. For more information about either genocide, refers to the annihilation of the unborn, otherwise convention, please contact Mrs. Mary Drumm at 864-2779. called abortion. It can quite justifiably be compared to the already in office. They work with campus ministries and the diocesan pro-life organization. Its present members Travel arrangements by bus can be worked out if there are annihilation of the Jews and others by the Nazis in W.W.II. enough students wanting to go to the national convention. The only difference is our country has found a so-called include about 20 students. Frank Stanton and Joe Pilsner are moderators, and Fr. Robert Craig is advisor to the Do you want your government to support abortion by "sociably acceptable" way of getting rid of the unwanted. financing it, or do you want to return this right to life to the Can we continue to turn our backs on this crime? Can we giver and taker of all life... God? continue to say that it doesn't concern us? We can turn the Our unborn babies'nee^i more students to support their p Fear and Loathing at GU j@, dave schultz ^ ^
but that's neither here nor there... it's in a locker at the "There is little chance of succeeding academically unless Boy do I feel lucky. I have been randomly chosen. Wow, a student gets a break." True, and the mid-semester breaks little ole me? Sounds like one of those sweepstakes that says Greyhound bus station. are too dam short around here. "you may already be a winner (but on the other hand But they made a mistake by choosing me randomly because I'm going to spill the beans on the questions (if not "It's frightening to be responsible for my own future." chances are good that you're just a hopeless wretch of a Landru guide us. AaaaaarrTrggggghhhhh. loser who couldn't win a copy of the home game much less a the answers) for the sakeof a-few cheap larfs. slow boat to China when the moon is full and you can make Some of these questions are pretty straight-forward like * * * * "Sex:," "Class:," and "I am currently:" (there's a few of Have you seen that color they're painting the overhangs right turns on red)." and doors of the Walker Building? I hope they're not going Well it isn't a sweepstakes, nor the next best thing. It's the these). to leave it like that. Yuk city. Just who makes the color Gannon student survey and I have been chosen to ... fill it But then they get just plain bizarre. "Peoples ideas change so much I wonder if well ever scheme choices around here anyway? Probably the same out. Thanks alot. The only consolation is that they sent it to distorted sickies who painted the theater Earl Scheib blue several hundred other students. The survey is supposed to have anything to depend on." Uh, I suppose so, if you have trouble forming yourown opinions. (distorted to go with the theater sign, no doubt)and the measure the tide of student opinion on waves of issues as fourth floor of Zurn, Sullivan's-St. Patrick's Day-nauseated the ripples of change effect the eddies of student social life "As a student, there are so many decisions that have to be made that sometimes I could just 'blow up.'" Hmmm. green. What we need around here is an interior decorator, in this glassy body of water known as the campus. And the or 1 guess an exterior decorator, with some taste. There's results of this survey are supposed to be released via The How's this one: Amoeba never make decisions Amoeba never blow up. Therefore, students who don't blow up are still time. We could paint the new Student Services Center Cannon Knight - news to us, I'll tell you. These people just dayglo. naturally assume we'll print anything. They may be right amoeba. McDonWd'flunch »u» Schedule BE A
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Fripp's King Crimson regroups with 'Discipline' group; he and the other by Tom Gockl were often incredible, hear at your average frat by Frame" and another percussion to hold the cut party. superlative shocker called together. musicians are not as self- Discipline sometimes annoying, but indulgent as in the Crimson King Crimson always unique. No other The opening cut, called "Indiscipline" are superb, Fripp seems to have "Elephant Talk," sets the Belew has a hard time on a developed a much better feel of old. I look for more good King Crimson was one of band ever sounded exactly things from this ensemble. the most interesting like King Crimson. tone for the whole album. couple of other tracks. His for the overall sound of the progressive - experimental From the above, it's pretty Belew spits out alliterative off-key and out of place groups of the early 70s. obvious that I've been a strings of "talk" words in vocals on "Thala Hunjinji" Although the group went Crimson freak for a long staccato bursts punctuated mask what are perhaps through numerous and by Fripp and Bruford's Fripp's finest guitar leads on time. When the last the album. His croonings difficult personnel changes, manifestation of King syncopated instrumental they were always held Crimson broke up in 1975, I attacks and Belew's own don't help "Matte Kudasai" together by the unique and was just getting into them. elephant scream imitating either, which is the slowest bizarre vision of guitarist - guitar leads. and worst song on the whole So I was pretty ecstatic to album. (Fripp's slow songs founder Robert Fripp. find that Fripp had dusted After this screamer, the Some of the biggest names off the Crimson name for his band follows the old Crimson always sound schmaltzy.) in progressive rock had latest group. pattern by slowing things The guitar intaplay of stints with the old King down with "Frame by Belew and Fripp really The nucleus of the new Frame," a song that sounds stands out in a long, dreamy Crimson. The original King Crimson is two-thirds Crimson lineup included like U.K. Belew's instrumental called of the last version of the old multitracked vocals are appropriately "The Greg Lake, who left to join King Crimson, namely Fripp ELP, of course, and gifted hypnotic here, and the song Sheltering Sky." Fripp and Bruford. Originally the gives the listener a needed restrains his customary reed man Ian MacDonald, band was going to be called who gave up playing soaring breather after "Elephant guitar screams admirably Discipline, but at the last on this cut, allowing Belew's sax lines with Crimson to minute it was decided to call Talk." earn megabucks playing Although his vocals on excellent rhythm guitar and the group King Crimson and "Elephant Talk," "Frame Bruford's Africanesque mediocre guitar with the album Discipline. The Foreigner. Bill Bruford left new lineup is completed by Yes just as they were bassist Tony Levin and achieving superstardom to rhythm guitarist - vocalist lend his brand of frenzied Adrian Belew, sidemen with percussion to the Crimson impressive progressive rock cause. credentials. Along with Fripp and Bruford in the final Crimson While some old hard-line lineup of the '70s was bassist Crimson freaks might be a - vocalist John Wetton, who little disappointed, I was About 135 years ago, a New England born scholar found Finding solitude takes a deliberate effort under those later went on to front Uriah happy to find that Fripp has that he needed to be free of financial obligations so he might conditions. My favorite method is to walk down South Shore Heepand U.K. Together with adapted some of the better have the time for studying and writing. He decided that a Drive. Only on a solitary walk do I notice a Dalmation a galaxy of illustrious recent developments in plain and solitary life away from his village would give him running behind a jogger through patches of sunlight, or a session men, the list of progressive rock to the that time, so he up and took himself to a place called squirrel lying in the leaffilled gutter by the side of the Crimson personnel reads Crimson format WaldenPond. street. I see these small details — incidentals — because I like a "Who's Who" of Variations on Oriental and We know that man was Thoreau, and we know that book am not paying attention to a conversation. progressive rock. African rhythms popularized which tells how he found no companion so companionable I go to the grassy bluff and sit on the tree stump Fripp once described the by Eno and the Talking as solitude. But he was not a hermit. He received visitors at overlooking the lake. I have stolen this time selfishly and do old Crimson's style as Heads sneak their way into Walden Pond, and he walked to town nearly every day to not want to think great thoughts, but prefer, instead, to "organized anarchy." the album, and they add a visit friends and family. But he needed the solitude of the wonder why I have so much work to finish and so many Forsaking thetraditional rhythmic coherence that the pond to think, and therefore write, without distraction. He people to see. single soloist format of most old King . Crimson often was not lonely in his solitude. The wind blows over the bluff constantly and blocks out rock i nst rumen la Is. Fripp lacked. Everyone needs solitude, but many times I know I do not the noises of traffic. I like to sit very still and only move to would lay out little more The songs are much more seek it, because I am afraid of loneliness. And yet that is a pull away a strand of hair that has blown into my eyes. The than the basic chord organized and somewhat pointless fear, for as Thoreau also said society is commonly houses behind me are quiet, and there are no children progressions and transitions more conventional than too cheap. Many times being alone, doing nothing, is less playing in the street. Sitting, looking at the lake, an hour's of a piece, and often all the those of the old King lonely than "chatting" about nothing. walk away from home, there is no way to attend to these musicians would be Crimson, although Fripp and I feel a strong desire for solitude whenever there is too insurmountable problems. Somehow that is alright. improvising at the same Bruford's frenzied jams still much work to finish, too many people to see, and too little After 15 minutes or so I am ready to leave. Thoreau had time. The results of this set Crimson light years time to think. The solitude I seek at those times is strictly loftier goals than I. The product of his two years of solitude near-total artistic freedom apart from anything you'll defined — reading, writing or watching television when no was "Walden," the product of my two hours is just a rf^jTl'il rfftr'Mi jj-tii The Gannon KNIGHT November n, IWI Creative Kinks give the people what they want by Day* Schultx members. Such a album. The opening sounds mother— I'm an art lover- excellent albums the Kinks now they're finally getting Give the People combination of exploring the like "You Really Got Me," Come to daddy—'and I'll have produced since joining some airplay. What They Want new while preserving the old the Kinks first big hit in 1964. give you some candy." Arista records in 1977. And It's about time. The Kinks makes healthy growth and The lyrics make reference to This is the type of original Arista stability possible, yet not Lola, their 1970 hit. The story lyrics Davies writes, yet it's The Kinks are a group every group can pull it off. deals with a guy who is classic Kinks style of which manages to keep its The Who could. The Starship gradually realizing that he is putting a mirror up to all the old fans while always adding keeps making creative being destroyed by his many interesting, strange, funny, *J-<^ r\k/) new ones. And they do this by advances, but after so many paranoias. He's a real sad characters in the world. continually growing new personnel changes (is Grace person with a real situation, The Kinks also get down on limbs of creativity and in or out) it's obviously not something you don't hear the people in media whose originality while not tearing the same group it was in the much about on the radio. attitude towards what to out their roots, which stretch '60s. And while the Stones All the Kinks characters broadcast is the maxim, back to the early 1960s. have stability (like you read and themes are like that. "give the people what they The growth can be about) they have no desire to "Art Lover" is a tale of a want." ^«fe attributed to leader Ray expand and grow. somewhat latent voyeur who And they make fun of the Davies' song-writing which But the Kinks have the follows a little girl around tyranny of the radio stations, has always been some of the best ,of both worlds — because he appreciates her which let their business most original in rock for the constantly reaching for the as a piece of art. departments determine their past two decades. new while holding on to the "I'm not a flasher in a play lists, on "Around the The preservation of the past. This is best exemplified raincoat— I'm not a dirty old Dial." roots is the result of three of in "Destroyer," the first man— I'm not going to Give the People What They the four Kinks being original single released from the snatch you from your Want continues the streak of Punker Iggy Pop presents polished but pizzazzless 'Party' by Dov. Schultx Ten years ago Iggy Pop, to get attention even if it typical American punk as it Party is a step back for the point, after a dozen Iggy Party was singing hard and fast in killed him. It nearly did, was meant to be. And typical Ig. albums, where I'm a little •ggy Pop the vanguard punk group, such that Iggy's chapter in iggy tired of this obvious act. We Arista The Stooges, doing anything the American punk story know that Iggy isn't really could be titled "You Over The old sound is there. And Well, maybe It's typical of so is the old naivete, an obnoxious, dumb little Edge." That is, if he hadn't Iggy in his Stooges period, runt from Detroit anymore. pulled back from the edge at simplicity and monotony. except that he's more With the exception of some the last minute after giving polished and refined and us all a good scare. nice melody on "Pumpin' for produced now. And it's Jill," Party is just all beat So what's he doing? Sure .Tired of the days of falling typical Iggy in his mid 1970s and banging and croaking... as hell seems as though he's on glass, fighting Hell's period, except more self- which isn't bad itself, just going through the Angels and puking green — assured and independent especially from the motions. He sings of parties, all on stage — Iggy has been i i.e. of the Bowie influence). Godfather of Punk. sex, decadence... but his producing and performing, heart just isn't in it. Rather the last few years, music It is not typical, however, than try to further explore which is less volatile than of his last two albums which Bur I'm not sure you can his musical possibilities, before, but which has as seemed to lead Iggy into a go home. We've all had fun Iggy makes an album much potential, if not more sophisticated, yet still with his cocky punk persona according to a formula. The kinetic, energy as ever. savage style. over the years, but we've basic elements are there, the seen that he got tired of that ones that please some fans His new album. Party, will His themes were becoming .ii,d wanted to be a little and alienate other listeners neither win over new fans more inventive and his more sophisticated Now But there won't be any now nor lose any old ones. It's arrangements more creative he's regressing. converts to Iggy with Party. loud, obnoxious, dirty, naive on the 1979 New Values and because there's nothing new and uncompromising — last year's Soldier. But I guess I've gotten to the here. AGAPE FELLOWSHIP mi PRAISE, PRAYER BOOK STORE Any Type C BIBLE STUDY efiJPZ-oi* THURSDAY AT 1140 Z-3IS 717 FRENCH ST. 452-3354 01 Music ALL STUDENTS WELCOME You Want 10th S Cherry Sts. 454-4172/454-M20 flf-tmrvlc* laundry -drop-oH i.rv/c. -dry c/.oo/nj $i mmm -ih/rf i.rv/c. PIZZA • SUBS • SPAGHETTI • ANTIPASTO'S Mobil* Disc Jockey PHONE 454-7128 Musk For SPECIAL 8th. & CHESTNUT ST. ERIE. PA. Waddings, Reunions, Parties, Tavorns And Dances THURSDAY-STUDENT'S DAY Special Rates For OPEN Frtrls Or Parties BUY THREE & GET ONE FREE WHIN YOU BUY THKIC WASHLOADS, YOU GST THE FOURTH FREE I OPEN 7 A.M. UNTIL THE LAST CUSTOMER LEAVES. SUNDAYS DJ John At (CALL BEFORE YOU TRAVEL) Antlers-Wed.-9:00-2:00 Doc's-Thurs.-9:00-2:00 FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE 4 p.m.-Midnight - we'll pick you up Phone 456-6942 & take you home free! November 11,1981 The Gannon KNIGHT SGA holds open forum on senior activities t—* by Sown SfppU . activities, senior week This year, there is a good may include lectures on get people to attend the see a minimum of 20 seniors The Student Government activities and senior finals. indication that events will be careers and living on your events. Our idea is to move there. We'll discuss the Association (SGA) has The SGA hopes to sponsor held throughout the own, a book sale, a dinner or delay the finals or to specifics of what we hope to scheduled a Nov. 18 meeting activities and events for semester, Habas said. "I theatre, picnics, barbeques rearrange the finals so include ' in the senior to discuss activities for seniors throughout the talked to as many seniors as and bar specials. Seniors and seniors have a better chance semester. There will be graduating seniors during spring semester. "This is not I could this year, and they all faculty members are to participate in activities," administrators and faculty the spring semester. a new idea," Jay Ha has. seemed to want more welcome to offer other ideas Habas said. there to give us further SGA coordinator for senior activities. I also talked to the at the meeting. ideas," Habas said. The meeting, which is open week activities, said. "We've administrators and faculty, The success of the ideas to all seniors, will address thought about doing it for and they expressed an The SGA also hopes to proposed by the SGA The senior semester the following issues: the two or three years, but there interest in the idea," Habas change the schedule for depends on the support and organizational meeting will planning of commencement wasn't enough time to plan it said. senior finals. "Because of attendence of seniors at the be held on Nov. 18 at 7:30 activities, senior semester in the past," Habas said. Senior semester activities senior finals, it's difficult to Nov. 18 meeting. "I'd like to p.m. in the Founders VRtom. Student experiences Spanish culture by Jonlc« Kowoiiki Because of the difference to be interested in the by the police, but he was not When most people think of between educational changes going on around hurt, he said. going to Spain, they think programs here and in Spain, them. But there was time for less "vacation." But to Tony very often an exchange Germa n was in Spa in when strenuous recreation. On his German, Spain means the student won't receive full the coup d'etat took place at trip, German said he took a University of Barcelona and credit for the courses he the Congress in Madrid. He lot of pictures and did some a year of studies in a foreign takes. In the BCA program said it was an unsteady time, traveling as well. country. there wasn't this problem. with the news being censored One thing he found he had German said he has German said. and the streets deserted to adjust to was the siesta always wanted to go to The money a student pays Days later everyone was time from 2-4 p.m. Spain. His parents came to to BCA includes the student's walking around reading Everything closes down so America from Spain, and room, food, travel, trips and newspapers, trying to figure people can take their mid- German has had Barcelona tuition. German lived in a out what was going on. he morning nap. This rest time on his mind since he was pension, which is somewhat said lengthens the afternoon and young. like a dorm room, located in The police in Spain are a night, though, and it isn'l He studied Spanish in high the older section of town. lot different than the police unusual to find discos and school and college, and it's Pensions are buildings in here in the U.S.. German bars open until4orS a.m., he become a second language to which an entire floor of the said. There seems to be a said him. Since he also has family building is divided intosixsor "shoot now, ask questions The trip to Spain was a living near Barcelona, it was so rooms that are then later" approach to law great experience culturally only logical (hat one day he rented out. enforcement. All persons are and educationally, he said. would go to Spain. Life in Spain agreed with required to have an ID on He feels that all language German participated in a German, and he adjusted . them at all times, and majors should be able to go program called Brethren well. He said the food was absence of this ID is grounds to the country where their Colleges Abroad IBCAI. last great, and prices were for an arrest, he said. language is spoken and year which allowed him to unbelievable. Unbelievably German found out just how\ exper ience fi rst ha nd ' t lie become an exchange student low, that is. Just imagine the law can be when he and lifestyle ;ind culture of its and spend his junior year at paying 30 cents for a 12 ounce his friends accidently got people the University of Barcelona. beer and you'll get tlie. mixed in with a crowd of The benefits of such He lived in Spain for 10 picture. demonstrators who threw programs were best months from the end of The pace was generally a rocks at the police. It ended summed up when German Augusl 1980 until the end of little slower there, ana" with German running down said. "If I had a one-way June 1981. people seemed a bit more an alley while being shot at ticket, I'd be gone!" He chose the BCA program laid back, he said German A SPANISH GERMAN — Senior Tony German in particular because it described the atmosphere as (pronounced Her-mon') recently returned from Barcelona. offered equal transference of a kind of "Vietnam era" Spain, after spending 10 months there studying and visiting credits toward his Gannon now. The students are very TERM relatives. photo b, ««, r^ degree, he said. politically oriented and seem PAPERS TYPED 0tfU Inj # rate -•xportoncad 1017 STATE STREET -801 par poo* IMPRINTED Nowjl lm§H location coll: CAWS 1 GIFTS FOt 1-665-5445 qannon^ 3ttm4 BA^icNAjsu-Sr^EfcT'' MiQH PR\CJC MA>RKETIN(* Save TYPE. 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Ten points, Tau Kappa Epsilon "Student enthusiasm, Seventy-six percent of the thousand alumni 'will be had 69. and Sheik Social attitude and excellent 3400 'prospective' donors called in the next phone-a- Fraternity had 62. Overall cooperation definitely made were contacted, Glazer said. thon, he said. points totalled 518, Glazer this year's Phone-a-thon the said. The phone-a-thon is'being Ten groups competed in success it was," Glazer said. switched from a fiscal year "One hundred thirty the phone-a-thon, with T- "The alumni like to talk to basis to a calendar year shirts being given to all and are well received by student volunteers staffed basis, beginning with this practically all 20 phones for callers and trophies awarded students. The students also year, Glazer said. Thus, to the group with the highest seem to enjoy conversing the seven nights the phone-a- another phone-a-thon will be thon was held," Glazer said. accrual of points and money. with the alumni," Glazer held in the spring, for the A point symbolized each new said. He hopes that more The phone-a-thon was held 1982 year. from Oct. 19-22 and Oct. 26- or increased pledge The groups will support the 29. The results of this phone-a Residence Life Council won phone-a-thon this spring Annual food drive set for Nov. 21 drive is to provide needy Zurn, Beyer and the Student Living Office, 2nd floor Old Gannon's fifth annual CALLING FOR CURRENCY — !30 Gannon students Golden Harvest Food Drive residents of Erie with food Activities Center (SAC) on Main. The drive will begin Friday, Nov. 20, for students with Continental breakfast in participated in this year's phonathon. contacting 2750 will take place on Saturday, for Thanksgiving. Besides alumni. i*o*> by MiM Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 the door-to-door collection, to drop off contributions for the cafeteria between 8:30 - p.m. Students participating people may drop off food at the drive. 9:30 and collection will take Combat Support Hospital of Emmaus Soup Kitchen, St in the drive will collect non- Finegan Hall, 5th and Peach place between 10 a.m. and 3 the U.S. Army Reserve. Martin's Center, Minority perishable food in Sts., on that Saturday or call Individual students or p.m. Students will be given lunch Health Education Systems neighborhoods on the east 871-7206 to have their student groups may sign up during the day. ■ MEDS) and GECAC and west sides south from contribution picked up. for the Golden Harvest in community kitchen. Needy 28th St. There will also be Wehrle and Finegan Halls, Trucks for the drive will be According to Kevin families are asked to contact The purpose of the food collection stations set up in the SAC or the Student provided by the 382nd Eberly. co-director of the these centers for information food drive, the collected food on receiving food from the will be distributed to the drive. People, Places, Retreat to explain 3727. Other annual wilderness trips include trips to Norway, priesthood vocation Buying Power Cards available Scotland and Canada. The Student Government Association (SGA) has Buying Scholarship nominations accepted and Rev. Charles Drexler, Power Cards available in the SGA office, 3rd floor, Old "Let's talk about 1 College juniors interested in government service are Priesthood... and You" is the director of liberal studies, Main, and in other locations around campus. These cards will be directing the retreat. entitle students to discounts at several Erie area invited to apply for nomination as a Truman Scholar at theme for a retreat which will be held on Nov. 13-14 at businesses. Gannon. Speice said that this was The scholarship includes tuition, fees, books, room and Camp Notre Dame. The the first time he knew of that Earn credits while backpacking board up to $5,000 per year for up to four years, including retreat, which begins at 7 Gannon was holding a Bemidji State University's Bald Eagle Center will host a two years of graduate school. Students must be enrolled in a p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13, and retreat on vocations or on three-week backpacking excursion through Hawaii puWfcservice program. goes till 7 p.m. Saturday. priesthood in particular. Activities include hiking and camping in the Kalalav Scholarships will be awarded on a merit basis to juniors Nov. 14, is open to all Gannon Valley, the coast of Kauai, the island of Oahu and climbing who have demonstrated potential for government men. Speice said that 16 men Mount Loa, the world's largest active volcano. Eight leadership. Students must be a U.S. citizen, have a "B" "It will be a talking, have expressed an interest in credits may be earned. average and be appointed by their college. Colleges may working, praying session for the retreat already. Men who Previous backpacking experience is not necessary, good nominate two students. men who are interested in or wish to participate in the health is, to endure Hawaii's wide variety of terrains. For more information, contact Dr. Gregor Reinhard, feel a vocation towards retrect may sign up with The cost is $1300, including airfare, tuition, food and faculty representative for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship priesthood," Rev. 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NOVEMBER 9-18 American Cancer Society X CONTACT YOUR PEER ADVISOR, RA, This space contributed as a public service OR FRESHMAN SERVICES (M-201) 12 November u, 1V81 The Gannon KNIGHT •ports . ..I leers freeze Allegheny, 2-1 by Ron Kutwio although they outshot swarm on the puck in the With a 2-1 lead, the Knights Friday night, the Gannon Allegheny throughout the visitors' end. the Knights relied on their defense to Golden knights opened their game. soon had a power play and preserve the win. Featuring defense of the WPIHL crown veteran Paul Schuler scored hard-hitting Mark with a comeback 2-1 win over Most of the second period with a sharp wrist shot from Rembardht and Larry Allegheny. At home at the was played with the icers the left wing. Collins, the Gannon icers Glenwood Ice Rink, the playing shorthanded, twice held off a late power play Maroon and Gold exploded playing with two men in the charge by the Gators. for two goals in the third penalty box. Finally, with Feeling the momentum period after a sluggish start. 6:29 gone in the period, Scott swinging their way, Gannon Churchill slid a shot past outskated the Gators, Despite the sloppy opening The Knights came into the Gannon netminder Chris peltering Jahos with slap- period, the game was a game very confident after a Winter off an assist from shots. Then, with 4:54gone in festive occasion. Dr. Joseph 6-1 exhibition win over the Tom Evans. Allegheny the period, Mike Morrissey Scottino dropped the opening Gators. Coach Fred bam protected their 1-0 lead the and DoUg Mercier teamed up puck and was awarded the tried to downplay the v. in, rest of the period — the for a short-handed goal, 1980-81 WPIHL saying. They should have Knights unable to gain any which proved to be the championship trophy before more than they showed in momentum and playing winner. the opening face-off. pre-season. They have a sloppily. good goalie who can fire his Morrissey stole the puck at team up with early saves. " As Lane walked off the ice Always a third period And Allegheny goalie Bill center ice and flipped it team, the Golden Knights after the period, his disgust ahead to Mercier. who Jahoa did just that. was visibly written across are 1-0 and on their way to oulmaneuvered the last defending their crown. The Gators' game plan his face. During fhe break, Allegheny defenseman and seemed to be a strong I^ane expressed his thoughts stormed in on Jahos defense, relying on Jahos in on the poor play of the team, The game was broadcast goal and their excellent and exploded in an attempt live.on WERG-FM for the defensemen, such as Dick to fire his team up. "He was expecting a deke first time ever, as will this Drennen. (fake), which left open an Friday's rematch of last Apparently, his ploy paid opportunity for my year's championship game BLOCK THAT SHOT — l-ori Parson (No. 41) and Geri With Drennen and Jahos off as the Lancers erupted backhand." explained against powerhouse Grotkowski (No. 33) jump high in an attempt to block this leading the way, the Gators from the third period face Mercier. He did not cut in Duquesne. The crowd shot during a tri-meet with Mercyhurst and Buffalo State. battled the knights to a off. Scott Campbell exuded front of Ihe net as usual, and jammed the Glenwood Ice The Lady Knights lost to 'Hurst 15-5, 12-15. 9-15, but scoreless tie after the first his style of play, hustling to drove a backhand shot that Palace, numbering nearly rebounded to beat Buffalo 15-5, 15-11, to end their season period. Gannon was unable keep pressure on the Gator beat Jahos for the 500. Friday night's face-off with an overall record of seven wins and 22 losses. to get their offense on track. defense. Finally able to lamplighter. will be at 8:45. photo by Alsi tanks Golden Knights open quest for play-off bid Nov. 21 by Matt Dsnniton double-overtime and losing records for the past 10 years, Dan Scully, who was second past year, the Knights could strength by beating Estonia Gannon's 1981 -1982 Golden 86'-92 The.team did not play and Kentucky has won the in both scoring and be devastating. of Canada, 81-79. The same Canadian squad later Knights' basketball edition Wright State last year. Both division three times. This rebounding. "They give 100 percent." opens its regular season on Ohioan clubs should again should produce exciting Also starting for the downed Edinboro. 81-78. and lancers will be Point Guard Fox said, and if that's true, Saturday, Nov. 21, against prove to be powerhouses this action in what Fox said could all opponents should beware Mercyhurst, 78-72, leaving Alliance College at the Audi winter. be "the best tournament of Dave Phillips (4.7 ppg last the visitors with a 4-1 record year). Wing Mike Kopas (9.6 this season of Gannon's on (heir lour. Although it is Lancer Coach Dick Fox Within the "Big Five." its kind in the nation." Golden Knights. believes his squad has the Fox said that Edinboro and But the action won't stop ppg) and Forward James early, this may be a good capability to win the game, Mercyhurst should give the there, as Fox confidently McNeill (6.6). Editor's note: Since Ihe indication of how the Knights as well as the following two Lancers the most trouble, said the Knights will writing of this article, the 'compare to other local' "legitimately be a playoft Those five will be backed Lancers have shown their teams. home contests, stating that and that Clarion will pose the up by Point Guard. Dan "a good schedule begins with immediate threat outside the contender. Last year was the rebuilding season." he said, Achille, who led the Knights games you think you can division. Clarion represented in assists with 83. Wing win." Fox added that they the area last season in the adding that "depth and experience will be our main Roger Moore (6.1 ppg) and "have to win (these) to have Division II playoffs. Wing Richard Rathe!! (4.0). a good start." For December's holiday strengths." Sophomore Dave Razzano Of the rest of the schedule. season. West Georgia. And that his team has. Kentucky Wesleyan and With four of five starters will alternate with Scully Knight Basketball Fox said the trek to Wright and Pryor. State and Central State "will Clarion have been invited to returning, the Knights will be the toughest road trip in compete in the Porreco Cup field such standouts as Wing And if 6'10" Jim Sivak and years." The Knights split Tourney. The Georgian Goose Pryor, who led the Senior Greg Rogers can two games with Central last squad has had one of the best team in scoring last season overcome their injuries season schedule season winning 76-74 in small college Division II with 435 points, and Forward which hampered them the 1981-1982 Off The Bench All regular season home JANUARY games begin at 8 p.m. at the 7 LockHaven H Gannon Auditorium. 9 Wright State A 11 Central State A NOVEMBER ie Central Connecticut A Extreme disappointment. That is what I felt when I Why try to make faster a game that already supersedes 21 Alliance College H 18 Clarion State A learned of the new NCAA basketball rule governing the football and baseball" 24 LaRoche College H 23 Philadelphia Textile H jump-ball. The new rule states that when a jump-ball Maybe the officials are trying to end the occurrence of 28 Saginaw Valley H 28 Buffalo State H situation arises, teams will alternate taking possession out mismatches — a 5'11" guard jumping against a 7'1" center. 30 Slippery Rock H of bounds. Even at the opening of the second half, the team Again, though, this takes away from the element of DECEMBER who last had possession (in the first half) will concede the Surprise, e.g., some giants can't "sky" like the smaller 2 Youngstown State A FEBRUARY , « ball to their opponent. players can. 5 Edinboro State A 1 Alliance College A This seems equiva lent to f lipping a coin to determine who The rule will also destroy the old defensive standard of 8 Fredonia State H 3 Central State H takes the initial offensive. trapping the ball-handler in a corner. Why trap if the other 11 Coppin State H 6 Mercyhurst College A team is going to get the ball? 29- Porreco Cup 10 Behrend College H The only jump-balls seen during NCAA play this year will I might get accustomed to seeing teams switch possession 30 Tournament H 13 Cheyney State H come at the opening of each contest. when the situation calls. But, as for no jump-ball to start the Clarion State, 15 Edinboro State H If the officials believe this will speed the game, they are second half, that's ridiculous. It (the second jump) should W. Georgia, 20 LeMoyne College A wrong. I can't wait for the day the scorekeeper loses track represent a new game, or so I would think the losing coach Kentucky Wesleyan, 22 Hartwick College A of which team's turn it is. would like to hope. Gannon 27 New York Tech H