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Vol. 70, No. 14 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA. PA. February 17, 1995 Class brings Senate literacy to meets inmates today By JENNIFER TRZASKA By JONATHAN KLICK Staff Reporter Assistant News Editor The University Senate will meet today at 4 p.m. in the East "Service-learning" is how Dr. Lounge of Dougherty Hall. On the Eli Goldblatt of the English agenda will be a letter from department describes the literacy University President the Rev. program he directs at Graterford Edmund Dobbin, O.S.A., which Prison, a state correctional insti- J. pertains to the director of the tution in Graterford, PA. The Center for Peace and Justice program consists of 15 students Education serving ex-oficio on the who meet in a classroom setting Senate Social Action Committee. once a week and travel to the The interim director is Dr. Robert prison each Monday to instruct PHOTO BY SEAN KELLY De Fina, who is acting in the place inmates. "We'll have at least 15 Wildcat fans celebrate after Tuesday's 89-87 overtime victory over Syracuse. of Dr. Barbara Wall who is cur- learners," said Goldblatt. rently on leave from the Many of the learners are high University. school graduates who are working Also to be discussed is the on their reading and writing skills reservation of one of the faculty and may be thinking about taking Landlord appeals Lower seats on the athletic advisory college courses, said Goldblatt. committee for the athletic aca- Also, there are some inmates who demic advisor. There will also be have a very limited reading level, Morion Township ordinance a report from the meeting of the and some for whom Spanish is executive committee of the Board their primary language, he said. and equal protection under the is being represented by of Trustees in which budget The classroom sessions allow By CLAIRE REHWINKEL Vanelli Fourteenth Amendment. It was Gregory R. reports and tuition increases will the University students to discuss Assistant News Editor Villanova alumnus decided, however, that the plain- tax attorney be discussed. Dr. Alvin Clay, dean their teaching experiences. The Noonan, CPA, LLM, tiffs failed to show that the law. approach will be to of Commerce and Finance, will course also uses three academic at "Our Property ownerJoseph S. Vanel- ordinance infringed upon their pertinent issues; the present the Senate budget com- texts that serve to "give people a raise two li appealed a Notice of Violation liberties. In addition, from this rights to travel the mittee report at today's meeting context for what they're expe- students' and oi,the Low^ Merion Township case it was concluded that "stu said well. riencing in the classroom," said equal protection argument," as Zoning Code on Jan. 20. Legal dent tenants do, in fact, change Dr. Debra Arvanites has no Goldblatt. Noonan. He backed up his conten- have been taken in measures up the character of the neighborhood tion giving examples from the formal report at today's Senate Work in the prison takes place by the past, challenging the consti- and cause traffic and parking Kirsch v. Prince meeting but will update the in an outside service unit where 1993 court case tutionality of the Township's problems in ways that other small Senate concerning the response of risk prisoners are allowed to George's County, which Noonan low rentals in restricting to students groups of tenants with less free being, "strikingly the University Planning and Prior- live in a relatively described as work and basis of residential areas. The time and different social customs ities Committee to the Strategic independent environment. Gold- similar to the case at bar," how- Vanelli's argument "lies primarily do not." In January of 1994, this ever, decided in the Plan draft. A response is currently blatt said that most of the inmates "this case was in the fact that the Student Home case was appealed to the Common- it been." being drafted, and a report will be « in the program "are on their way manner should have The Ordinance was never intended, wealth Court of Pennsylvania, of made at a later date. out." He added that a few of the Maryland Court Appeals and does not apply to the prop- but the final decision was in favor students' Today's motion from Student 1^ learners are "lifers" who have favored the landlord and erties located in commercially of the township. Government Association Presi- gained a high level of trust. requests. zoned districts located in Lower Vanelli is a property owner in dent Patrick Kennedy will The University students who (Continued on page Merion Township." Bryn Mawr who rents to some of 2) (Continued on page 2) < tutor come from all academic V The township's Board of Com- the University's students. He backgrounds. Goldblatt said that missioners adopted an ordinance contends that Lower Merion 's a number of people who have which prohibited the renting of zoning ordinances do not apply to taken the course have said that Mice invade Sullivan property to a group of more than his Markee Terrace lot because it doing it made them "think about in the residential three students is located in a commercially zoned By JONATHAN KLICK something different" with their First floor resident Bryan Car- zoning districts without a special district rather than a residential Assistant News Editor lives. In a paper describing the bol said, "The mice probably came exception from the zoning board one. The appellant also questions program, senior Patrick Kennedy in through a crack at the bottom on July 19, 1989. The township-'s the true intentions of the Town- A rodent infestation in the wrote, "The literacy practicum of my bookshelf." Carbol became reasoning was to seek to "main- ship. They pointed out that while basement and first floor of Sul- the most reward- aware of the problem when he course has been tain the residential character of Lower Merion claims to be pre- livan Hall has coincided with the noticed that two muffins that had ing class I have taken at Villanova the community, to cut down on serving the best interests of the cold Weather this winter. Approx- University." been wrapped in plastic were half- noise and congestion and to main- community, they have clearly imately five cases of mice prob- Goldblatt devised the class eaten. He did not report the tain property values." "differentiated strenuous zoning lems have been reported by the during the summer of 1993. He incident because "I really didn't In May 1992, plaintiffs Mark J. requirements for some, and less dormitory's residents according to was encouraged to do so by the know who to see about it." and Gary J. Farley filed a suit for others." They reinforced that area coor- and by John Jeffrey, the east Food in the rooms adds to the Graterford administration contending that the ordinance arbitrary classifications are for- dinator for Residence Life, and he problem, said Jeffrey. He advised (Continued on page 2) violated their rights to due process bidden under the Constitution. believes more incidents have gone residents to keep all food in sealed unreported. plastic containers until the situa- The problem began last winter, tion is controlled. He added that and the University took steps to students will not assume the cost remedy the situation at that time, of the extermination. Those costs said Jeffrey. It is believed that the are built into the working budget mice are entering the building of Residence Life. through the heating pipe holes that exist in each room. He said Jeffrey claimed that the pest the holes are sealed with silicone, problem on campus has been but the mice have chewed through reduced significantly. He said the the material. quad area has traditionally had a The University has a contract problem with roaches and other with an exterminating company pests, but the new exterminating that has investigated the problem. company is "doing a great job." Currently, the exterminators and He added that the company takes the University maintenance care of specific problems on cam- department are looking for solu- pus each Friday, and every com- tions to the silicone issue. Jeffrey mon area is treated for pests once said they are considering using a a month. material through which the mice Facilities Management also could not chew. Another possibil- does its part to cut down on such ity is to put a chemical in the situations, said Jeffrey. "The material that would make it custodial crew is very good and PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH unappealing to the mice. Jeffrey doesn't let things sit around," he Sullivan HaU has faced problems with mice. Residence Life and added that baited traps have been said. He added that the custodians Due to the recent cold weather, solutions. exterminators have been working to find placed in specific rooms and in the clean the bathrooms regularly and basement. remove trash daily.

I February 17, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 17, 1995 helps students HIS WEEK Beyond the Main Line Students teach inmates Group able to think (Continued from page 1) about prison in the same way again. beat eating disorders Editorials other University faculty members And I will 6 Compiled by: Melissa Lee never DOYLESTOWN - A 28 be able to who had previously taught college take my education for Scope 11 Source: The New York Times year-old Doylestown woman, By THERESA FABIA other girls with the same problems classes at the prison. Goldblatt granted again," wrote Jennifer * who left her newborn son in Staff Reporter and feelings." Features ...13 said he would like to s^ similar Janas, a former program NEW YORK - The Accred- partici- Once a week, the group meets a department store locker last neighbor- itation Council projects implemented in Who knows, for Graduate summer, has been sentenced to The Villanova Counseling Cen- for one hour. The members choose hoods in urban Philadelphia. "I Medical Education voted in three years' ter offered a support group at Corr what they want to talk about. probation. On Dec. inter- who cares 14 favor of would like to see [students] This a requirement that 12 the woman pleaded guilty experience has Hall this semester to help students Usually, they speak about the would have acting with the city," he said Entertainment... 21 prospective obste- to reckless endangerment and changed who are battling eating disorders. common problems among all the tricians adding, "There's lots of stuff that me in a few be taught abortion endangering the welfare of a According to Dr. Leslie Parkes members. Sports 26 skills, we could be doing." He even citing the desire for child. ways. I will never he of the Counseling Center, eating "These problems are deep- speculated about his hope to see students to receive the fullest major problem on said Parkes. Some wom- At her sentencing on Mon- ahle to thinic disorders are a seeded," possible the University open a city campus ahout training from the day, she told a Bucks County all college campuses across the en speak about family secrets that hospitals to reach this end. where they work as Judge, Isaac S. Garb, prison in the same country. She said that stress have never been talked about that her Problems with the program way medical residents. problems arise because it is a before, such as alcoholism. Some husband had threatened to again. And I will DITORIALS Only programs that have been minimal according to never train leave her if she had the baby. transition time for women when have low self-esteem or have obstetricians and Goldblatt. He said the group gynecologists She said that she gave birth to he able to take my entering college. "Eating disorders difficulty in expressing feelings, will be missed some sessions last year affected, and alterna- the 7-pound, frequently develop as a way to she added. This 10-ounce boy alone but education for week get Patterson's tives are provided for due to the inclement weather, granted hospitals in her bathroom last June 24 PHOTO BY MICHAEL OBRIEN handle life conflicts." Studies perspective on the hunt for the there have been no problems in having moral or religious objec- again. in general, 20 percent and then drove to work at the Tom Hebner Joined other Villanova show that, newest surgeon general as he terms of difficulties between Volunteers in Albany, GA, over fall break. Campus Ministry tions. A program that refuses of college women binge and purge. Eating disorders Caldor store in Warminster will be visiting oth«r sites over spring break. parallels this farce with the to provide prisoners and tutors. He said he Jennifer Janas, former the new abortion and placed him in One in five is anorexic, she added. rest the locker. frequently develop of Clinton's term as pres- training would not put students into a Kteracy program participant could be stripped of its The child is in good health "There is a lot of secrecy," said ident. Finally, SGA President accreditation. situation in which he was con- Such accredita- and is in the custody of the Parkes. "With anorexia, it's as a way to handle Patrick Kennedy questions cerned for their safety, adding the tion is necessary for Breaic trips qualifying county Youth and Children Spring aid needy areas obvious due to major weight loss. life conflicts. motivation of some of Villa- "inmates have so much to lose" pant. "To sum it for federal assistance. Services. up, this class But with hinging and purging, it's nova's professors. This effort is due in part if behavioral problems arise. opened my mind," wrote Dr. Leslie Parices, to Leslie By LINDA GRZYB guide the trips. These individuals home for the rest of their lives." not as obvious sometimes." Some a feeling among doctors that "The experience has changed Coleman, a member of last year's counseling center Staff Reporter participated in past trips and hope Students have worked to raise signs of bulemia may be recog- adequate training is me in a few ways. I will never be class. necessary to add to their experience from money for their trips. While many nized when people frequently use to reassure a patient of a BELFAST, Northern Ire- this new perspective. Their respon- sought the financial support of bathrooms after meals or use Many times, eating disorders for doctor's competence if "Habitat Humanity's spring will not an emer- land — Efforts have been sibilities in preparing for the trip their hometown parishes, others laxatives. are a lifelong struggle. "It EATURES gency situation break service trips are the best arises since made to move toward a political included assisting in the selection found contributions on campus. The eating disorders group has go away in a semester," said fewer abortions are being community builders on this cam- Read about the sights, per- settlement between factions of process, meeting with their group, Fundraising events included bagel been offered in previous semes- Parkes. Some of the members formed at hospitals. pus," said Sr. Beth Hassel, acting outside sounds and seriousness of English and Irish supporters in Senate convenes gathering information about the sales, raffle of men's basketball ters. If there seems to be a need have individual therapists Anti-abortion groups director of Campus Ministry. Parkes AIDS in this week's Features were this British province. trip, making travel arrangements tickets for the game against or there is a significant number of the support group. 130 of quick to denounce the move. British This year, over members added, "These girls recognize section. Villanova students Secretary for North- (Continued from page 1/ committees and organizing fundraising endea- Syracuse, bake sales, a 'Dance of clients, then the support group in the University, and University community will Dr. John C. Gienapp, the exec- ern Ireland, the their problems and are willing to explore the panel discussions, Sir Patrick May- address the idea for they dictate vors for the group. Jam' in the Belle Aire Terrace, is provided. a requirement policy and budgets for participate in the program. concerts utive director for the council, hew, and Irish Foreign To ensure confidentiality, the seek help." and lectures remem- Minis- that all new and renovated the entire University," pizza sales and the annual Valen- said that the build- Kennedy There are service trips to the bering the abortion issue ter Dick Spring had group is kept small. Currently, Although enrollment for the victims of AIDS agreed on ings on campus have two meeting said. "It's not necessarily tine's Day balloon sale. was not discussed prior that we following locations: West Virginia, for during AIDS awareness week. to the major proposals to promote Hahitat Humanity's As successful as the program is, there are about six to eight people eating disorders group is oyer, rooms. This is "due to the inade- disagree with what they are North Carolina, vote partly because the lan- South Carolina, still free to come into Find out about what opened peace and that only "presenta- doing, Cameron stated that they are in the support group. women are quate meeting space around cam- but we want more direct In spring hrealc sendee their guage that was approved was tional Georgia and two in Texas. functions counseling center. There are eyes to the AIDS and drafting" details pus," stated input as always seeking chaperones. Many The group as a way the Kennedy. opposed to the more to the Habitat trips, epidemic. agreed to by the lower commit- remained to addition trips are the host and to individual therapists. "If you've* be addressed. A In addition, advisory Villanova staff and faculty to support these women, today will be a role we are playing of Min- tees. The changes take effect meeting Barbara Haenn Campus their problems the problems for a between both coun- "monumental meeting now," added community huilders on members have given up their let them talk about recognized Jan. 1. because Kennedy. istry will lead a trip to St. Francis tries' prime ministers this expe- and let them know that they are while, you should get help, said was there is going to be "We want vacation week to share a resolution a more interactive Inn in Philadelphia. On each trip - likely before any publication of campus. rience with students. not alone, said Parkes. "There are Parkes. "It won't go away." WASHINGTON from the floor that proposes that role in deciding policy. The the document, which Senate there is one adult and at least one Researchers probing the genet- could be the University allow isn't fulfilling Sr. Beth Hassel, acting director a student that desire. If the student leader. ic mutations that at the end of next week. make some and faculty member to serve on University is truly committed of Campus Ministry The Irish to For many years, Villanova has people more susceptible to constitutional the administative receiving facilities com- direct active input from of Habitat for considered had its own chapter lionor code claim to New cancer than others have isola- sovereignty in the six mittee and the administrative students and faculty, then they northern counties Humanity on campus. With week- This will be Dan Griffith's third ted specific gene flaws for and propos- budget committee," should Academic Integrity and the Uni- "Cheating must be addressed. said Kennedy. approve this resolution," ly trips to sites in Norristown, the service trip. He, along with Ricar- By MELISSA LEE als for cross-border institutions Current structures to prevent leukemia and for breast and "These are two mover and shaker said Kennedy. with News Editor versity of Maryland in College that would be volunteers spend their time do Madrigal, will serve as leaders kidney cancer. used to promote said O'Brien. Literature academic dishonesty are not pub- other Habitat volunteers of the for the Tennessee trip. A strong Park, political and economic said. The Journal of the American relations The newly formed Committee from the department of education licized enough," O'Brien between Northern area rebuilding homes. Six years believer in the program, he said, Medical Association is publish- Ireland and is examined. To research These efforts will hopefully Cameron of Campus sharing what we have for Integrity in Academics was also the Irish Republic were ago, Noreen "We're what the ing reports that claim scien- issues currently jn the process of creat- data specific to the University, "inform people as to that presented Ministry read about a service trip with people who can share so tists are closer to identifying the most diffi- Landlord appeals ruling ing University-wide honor code, surveys of members of policies are." A majority of stu- in Habitat volun- with us. It's a great way a informal culty during the meeting. tb Mississippi a much at a very early age those indi- said Student Government Associ- four undergraduate classes dents do not cheat, but "we must The new teer newsletter. After presenting to get two groups of people togeth- all viduals that have inherited framework ulti- ation Arts Senator Michael conducted. start cracking down on people (Continued from page 1) the idea to Haenn, they decided er who have so much to gain from were mately seeks to have the Irish for is the support of other stu- genes which may lead to O'Brien. The committee is com- The committee has met and getting ahead through means that "We are looking to file a class to pursue the idea. Several years each other, but otherwise would cancer. These findings could and British governments, along dents," he said. "We already have are not acceptable here at Villa- NTERTAINMENT expanded prised of roughly 20 students and created a draft for the proposed with all action suit," said Noonan. He also a strong case, but student invol- later, the program has not meet." lead to blood tests that would political parties of policy code, said O'Brien. The nova," he added. traveling to South faculty members. The honor Northern Ireland, asserted that he expects to lose vement can only make it to touch the lives of both Villa- The group allow for early counseling and including outlined in the student handbook draft will focus on three main "We want to promote an envi- Sinn in front of the Township's zoning stronger." Plans for an on-campus nova and friends across the United Carolina will be led by Amy treatments used to prevent Fein, all join at one neg- Currently, cases requiring ronment on campus where aca- This week in Entertainment to "is not clear cut," he said. "We points. otiating table. board, but is confident in winning student meeting regarding this States. Richards. Last year, she went disease. action are left to the demic dishonesty is not something see how the Dave Matthews inter- need to make this much more up disciplinary the appeal. "What J am looking case are underway. Those students who were Kentucky as a Habitat for Human- front in people's consciousness." discretion of each college within people would consider," said Dr. concert went as well as the ested in participating in the spring ity volunteer. She returns to the senior approached O'Brien the University. The proposal will John D. Friede, chair of the Board interview with the Murmurs. 1995 program attended an infor- program this year as a student A last September to discuss the call for a cross college system of of Academic Affairs in the College Looking for new things to do mational meeting in December. A leader because she likes the idea issue of academic integrity, discipline. In addition, members of Arts and Sciences. "An honor on the weekend? Check out ice four-question application and an of being able to give another experien- working with the Admissions code may promote a better sense skating in the city. Want to submitted shelter and meeting other explaining her multiple are information sheet were person he figure out which movies ces with cheating and dishonesty. Office to include a section outlin- of [integrity] on campus," are by all interested individuals. After Villanova students. Her group VILLANOVAN that students added. An important factor in worth seeing? This prompted the course of ing the honor code Read our movie careful consideration to both the will spend most of its time work- reviews action, and later that month the will pledge to abide by upon their promoting such integrity is the on "Boys on the Side," KATHLEEN of the questions and data ing on the exterior of a house. The L COONEYA SEAN M. KELLY answers "If the faculty subscribe "A Man of No Importance" committee began investigating decisions to attend Villanova. faculty. and EDITORS IN CHIEF on the information sheet, partic- volunteers will work side by side cheating, from both Finally, statements would be to the matter of academic honesty, "Miami Rhapsody." other Habitat Volunteers as instances of TARA.CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. .îpants were selected. Cameron with LESKANIC LAUREN C. a national and University perspec- included in blue books which there is less likelihood that stu- BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE careful considerations well as the family who will occupy ASSOCIATE EDITORS said that will something improp MANAGING tive. National information came students would sign before taking dents do EDITORS are made so that "every student the house. Richards said, "Habitat National Center for an exam. er," he said. SECTION EDITORS opportunity given so much to so many from the PORTS NEWS at Villanova has the has , I to give ='^'''515.^^. ENTERTAINMENT to go on a trip." people. . am just going Melissa Lee SPORTS Villanova it will be their can't be stopped! Maura Qlbney JoePatteraon Fifteen student leaders will up one week, but MelissaM2f«LPsL°^''Salso The men have now won 10 Karen Goulart Mark Spoonauer straight, including an electri- ASSISTANT EDITORS fying overtime victory against Jorge Torres spends week on campus NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT the hated Syracuse Orange- Jonathan Kllck SPORTS Kimberly Qllllland Cara Beckerlch men. The women continue Marc /SoSLloMngeiaccio genre along with songs containing to Claire Rehwinkel Melissa SodolskI Janet Ruddock By ANNA CONDON keep pace with themes representative of his per- the men, this Staff Reporter time with a convincing victory Advisor: June W. sonal experience and of the bolero Lytel-Murphy Assistant AdvisoR over Providence. Madeline T. Baxter itself. Through this he was able Both the men Photography Editor: Sharon GrIffln Jorge Torres, renowned Chilean Layout: Sarah Neville and women have respectively Personals/Classified: Megan singer, visited to record a cassette of classic Kempf Art Editor: poet, writer and seized Lauren Busskohi in 1993 entitled "En sole possession of second Subscriptions: Erin Neville Villanova this week as part of a boleros place behind the Nosotro." In 1994, he was invited confênce trip to various regions of the leading Senior Reporters: Uz BarszczewskI, Eric Cheung, First International Con- Connecticut Huskies. Elaine Paollnl, Alexander W. ScoflekJ. Kathryn A. Szumanski United States. Although he has to the Staff: Tanya Marls Annas. Heather Anthony. theater and has pub- gress of Music and Literature in Mike Beckerlch, Reggie Beehner. Eric Beaa Jane Bono MirhQia rarîi a«h,««w worked in Cento^, Barbara Medellin, Colombia. Cole, Sheila Conolly, Wayne Cressklii. Kelly Curtln. Unda Delcai lished several books of poetry, te Col3bo^neltv ^V^^^ spending time ^^^'' work since the 1970s has In addition to ^*'"fl^*^' »^^'« G'bbs: Steve GIbiln, Kim Gliiliand^Xh Goêr Svi^^^^^^^ Torres' Greenfield.r°o" «12"a"°hAndrew^°%^?!I!^^'oGr^bln, Stephanie on the contri- with students in Spanish classes, Grifmhs. Unda Gryzb. Andrew Keech, Shannon Kelly. Larry focused primarily Nicole Mayer. Joe McCabe. i^Sî^^Z^^ music to the Torres' visit included a get- Mark McCreary. Megan McGrath, Patrick Mailer. Maureen M^r. bution of popular Jonathan Passman, Ro«e^;^|le?ThVli?Se tt together on Monday evening. He Jay Raczkowskl. Tricia Rellosa. Justin Schrelber. Robert Schumacher. literary culture, and in the past MegaJi Sctoo^ Chrtet^^^^^^ some personal history and few years his main interest rests shared performed several classical songs in the revaluation of the bolero, from the bolero tradition. He will a traditional Latin American be speaking this afterîoon at 3:30 dance. (Bartley 1 10) about the new gener- The recent resurgence of the ^"^ ^° ^"«»«°^'- ation of Chilean poetry, and he adl«r3^pr?^^^^^^^^ ^^^ »P«-- "'-"atlon.. The deadline to place bolero has allowed him to develop of will recite the works of other The in Chile a successful series Vlllanovan is the newspaper of record for Villanova University. Chilean poets as well as his own. PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH presentations in clubs and reci- The writing, articles, lay-out, pictures and format discussion All who are interested are invited into Implementing a University- are the responsibility of the Editor and the Editorial Board and do nr* no/^—Hk. tals. He combined a IMUM of academic dishonesty have prompted investigation represent the view of the administration, faculty and to attend. students Sniess sVmîy slSed ThVu^^^^^^^ Z pri^S{ about the history of the musical wide honor code. •«;-.

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the VILLANOVAN E T T E R S 201 Dougherty Hall, Vlllanova University. Vlllanova. Pa. 19085 Orgy of filth in men's dorm Kathleen L Cooriey and Sean M. Kelly Editora In Chief To the Editor: hours from the simple tile floor. showered in beams of heavenly and hands, and then jt is off to How is it possible that humans Tare Campltlello and Todd C. Leakanic "#@!!$&C@!!, not again." light. It is not clean, but it will another bathroom. Clunk... who attend an institution of Aaah, the weekend. A time to Aafoclate Editora Carefully you examine the line have to do. You take a moment Clunk... Clunk... You should higher learning could make a sit back, relax, and . . . party. On of stalls, each more repulsive than to allow your heart rate to return have guessed it, there are no more bathroom resemble a farm? Friday night you Lauren C. Burke and Sarah B. Neville decide that you the last one. You think to yourself, to normal. Your expedition is not paper towels. Discouraged, you The facilities crew is under- and a few friends^ Managing Editora will go out, and "I don't remember any animals a total failure, after all, mission use your sleeve to dry your face staffed as it stands, so why not you will catch up on your work escaping from the zoo!" It becomes accomplished. and hands. help them, and make their jobs February 17. 1995 Pages tomorrow. You come back later a diîcult and potentially danger- You leave the bathroom, all the easier, and our bathrooms more that night to find your hall is in ous decision. You look in the first You walk over to the sinks, while trying to dodge all the sanitary. avoid the lagoon, want- shambles, and it is only the first stall, and see something smeared trying to garbage on the floor, hoping not Faahud Yafai with cold day of the weekend. You know the on the wall, not to mention a beer ing to splash your face to disturb the evolutionary pro- Honors Task force takes closer cleaning crew will not be back can floating in an already stuffed water, because you feel faint. cess of any lower life forms. You 1998 finally find a sink clean until Tuesday, so you simply say up toilet. You realize this stall You go to the bathroom across the hall, Robert Stapleton enough, and splash some water on to yourself, "I have seen cleaner isn't fit for a cow, and wander over but to your dismay, it is just as Political Science your face. You go to dry your face look at alcohol abuse elephant cages," and go to bed. to the next stall. bad. 1998 When you wake up in the morn- Stall number two is out of the Two studies coming out of Columbia and Harvard ing, you hear nature not just question, unless you own a snor- universities recently reported an overwhelming amount calling you, but screaming. You kel. On to the third stall. You of disturbing material that proves the endless task of leap from your bed, and head to hesitantly push the door open, and THATCH educating America's youth in mature decision-making the bathroom. what you see both angers and You make your way down a sickens you. For the hundredth concerning the use of alcohol is in need of greater hallway littereid with cans, bottles time, someone has missed the attention. By Jeff Sliesol and other vestiges of the last toilet, and has left you and the rest Alcohol abuse is certainly not a stranger to Villanova's night's merry making. The of the people in the hall a token campus, forcing the University's Student Life Division thought strikes you, "It is a good of their affection. I the final stall, to establish a small thing bought these waterproof As you approach AT WHITE House TXC task force in the fall semester of this tfe m boots," as you open the door and the sounds of angelic voices ring oTxep. PAW , ANP THey wepe academic year to review the current alcohol policy and marvel at the sight of the pond through the entire floor. There, in TeLum6 CHElSEA -mATTHC its implementation. "drUHfie' ÔNe IS ON ITS The main objective of the group was which has formed within a few all its majesty, the last commode. UST te6... to improve and extend the abilities and effectiveness of existing educational and intervention strategies. The Student Life Task Force on Alcohol Use had been meeting occasionally throughout the fall semester and had already established a solid list of both short term and long term goals. Objectives for this committee were focused on an immediate crusade against abusive behavior with alcohol, particularly "binge drinking," and its related consequences. Members of this task force included Rev. John Stack, O.S.A. (dean of Students), Dr. Richard Neville (vice president of Student Life), Dr. Christine Lysionek AINTTXATJU^T i^ A UOT mt£ (director for rve6oTACowp6up / ANP A ÛURReP Residence Life), Donald Godwin (West LOVIN'Z Of (Mf^t.. AK TATTOO OF "ZiG6V' Campus residence coordinator), r^ Janice Janosik (director AtHV f eeuiNCi N ON MS AJ^M. of Alcohol & Drug Intervention), Stephen Pugliese en C3 (assistant to the dean of Judicial Affairs), and Gary Bonas A Man's Gotta Do V (director of Leadership Development). Unaware of all the progress this task force had made WhatA Man's Gotta Do in addressing the alcohol problems at Villanova since Current faculty evaluation questioned All young men have one responsibility in common. They September, the Board of Trustees finally found reason To the Editor: have to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their help the department to attack the consequences of abusive drinking chair, dean, tenured alike. To the few profes- on a much 18th birthday. It 's quick. It 's easy. And it 's the law. or VPAA understand the professors of the latter constituency larger scale. The result of this was creation of a new The recent Lindback award sor's performance from the expert who know their jobs are safer and A public service message of this publication and Selective Service System. task force. finalists deserve much praise for opinion of those who are expe- therefore become lackadaisical in their ,»\ .l^^..l^^,,^ \ >/'*>.. outstanding work inside, im\ /*\ i/A> /AX. /A\ . /*\.,/*\T/'*\. / In other words, the fact that members of the Student riencing her/his skills. Student their teaching methods, get your and equally important, outside, of Life Division evaluations should have more act in gear and remem^r your had been studying and attacking this issue the classroom. There remains, bearing on the professor's rank purpose. Make us think, not for months was not enough to convince everyone that however, a small number of pro- and tenure than any dissertation regurgitate your notes. Challenge fessors who are undeserving feel if you discovered that something was being done at Villanova to decrease the of or How would you thesis. us. Because if you don't, in a high percentage of alcohol abusers. such praise. To that end. Dr. Johannes, it is couple of years your job may be ON CAMPUS By Monday, Feb. 20, Rev. Edmund Dobbin, O.S.A., vital that you restore faith in the challenged by us the student sitting next to you in class J. One of the first tasks that Dr. through a more should evaluation system and process. effective form of have already announced the members of the new Jack Johannes, the newly appoint- evaluation. Evaluations should be conducted With Sharon Griffin task force against alcohol abuse. ed vice We at the ViUanovan president for Academic HIV positive? 1 each semester and their findings Patrick B. Kennedy was hope that this new committee conducts itself Affairs, has before him is to find with the should have strong bearing on the a modified form of evaluating SGA President same rational and objectives as did the smaller group from professors non-tenured and professors and their courses. The 1995 the Student Life Division. current process of filling in circles and responding to multiple choice Final word on tickets Stereotypes put questions is not effective, nor does it allow the student-evaluator the To the Editor: pose her no problem. opportunity to freely criticize or I have a feeling that Ms. Ricci everyone at risk support the course or professor. Kristi-Ann Ricci's response to probably goes to the game more We are in need, therefore, of a my letter, "Who's the guy with as a social event than to actually more frequent and more narrative one sock up?" was shallow and cheer on the team. Homosexuals. Drug users. Inner city. Artists. What formof evaluation. contradictory. She is a great People who truly love Villanova common trait do these groups share? Each is stereotyped The current policy of evaluating example of why my friend, Domin- basketball and actually have some as a primary target for AIDS.-However, it is society as every third semester is antiquated ic Yacovella's plan should be knowledge of it should not be- a whole that is victimized by AIDS, not individual and inconsistent with the demo- implemented. I couldn't believe denied tickets. cratic intent of the that she had the members. These stereotypes continue to make each one evaluations." unmitigated gall Students need to evaluate every to call herself a Villanova basket- of us a victim of AIDS. William David course/professor each semester. ball fan. I don't understand how English Any person who simply watches a news program or Why? Because they are still frus- she could be outraged by a series 1995 reads a newspaper should be able to gather enough trated that there are some lack- of simple questions which even a information to make responsible decisions concerning luster professors at the University casual observer of Nova hoops with absurd AIDS and HIV. Individuals ignore this information grading policies, could answer. Perhaps Ms. Ricci inadequate teaching skills, lack of just doesn't have any knowledge because they are led to believe, through these stereotypes, interest, etc. While these profes- of sports at all. Letters that they are not at risk. sors are few, the fact that the Until the Providence game lot- Education programs are useless unless people engage University has not acted to advise tery, I had no problem with the or reprimand ticket distribution The Villanovan will in them with open minds. Stereotypes are barriers of them harshly system, print "Let- "I'd probably that "Truthfully, I would treat the "I would feel a lot less sheltered make person enough can be attributed to the because tickets were readily avail- ters to the Editor" received your attitude should ignorance which individuals hide behind in fear. in its "Ideally, my best friend. We'd hang out, go student no differently than any The offxe in and in the real world." failure of the evaluation forms to able due to the fact that many 201 Dougherty Hall prior not change about that individual other student in the classroom." frightening reality is that to shows, drink beer and make it everyone is at risk. to the weekly Being Pat McCann have enough bearing on the pro- bandwagon fans hadn't climbed deadline, Tuesday at although it is bound to. Brian Lehman times, college Senior known that being HIV positive Many campuses appear to be safe fessor's actions. aboard yet. But by the time the 2 p.m. All letters must and keeping an be signed properly informed doesn't mean your life is over." Senior havens, self-contained •and include spur Marketing and free from the dangers of the Another complaint often heard Providence game came around, address, phone number open mind would hopefully Jeannie International and McCabe "real world." However, as exclusive as the Main Line is that the fill-in-the-blank format there were not enough tickets social security number. All any student to not treat that Senior Business and does not available for letters must than may be, AIDS knows no boundaries. allow the student eval- everyone. be typed and double person any differently Psychology and Political Science uator to provide Ricci claims that spaced The an accurate my friend has Villanovan reserves anyone else on campus. Women's Studies The clean cut, All-American kid who sits next to you the account of the professor's perfor- come up with a plan which calls right to edit all letters. Letters in your class in Bartley is the type, John Schofield the type who could mance. We would be better served for memorization and research may be sent by mail to the Vil- Senior have AIDS. by a more narrative form of skills, but this is an absurd lanovan. Villanova University, PoUtical Science It is not until we free ourselves from stereotypes that evaluation that allows the student statement. If she attended every Villanova. Pa. 19085. an opportunity to provide home game as she we can come to a complete understanding of the true positive said she did, and nâtive feedback, in detail, and showed such great school danger that AIDS presents us with every day. by listing experiences that will spirit, then the questions should »-,

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By JOE PATTERSON ton did during the Whitewater with why the obstetrics and song: Elders, Webb Hubbell, Mike putting doctor Foster's nomin- controversy. If the abortion fig- gynecology residency program at Espy, James Woolsey, Mack ation forward," said ultra-liberal It's almost unbelievable. ures are as inconsequential as the Meharry Medical College lost its McLarty, Roger Altman, Bernard Barbara Mikulski. "Maybe that's Henry Foster is now the latest White House claims, then why accreditation while Foster ran the Nussbaum, Jean Hanson, Zoe the way the White House does name on a disturbingly long list have Congress and the American department. A simple question Baird, Kimba Wood, Lani Guinier, such things." people misled? of bungled nominations that simp- been must be asked: Is this really the Billy Ray Inman. The list goes on ly typify a chronically misguided man we want to be the inspira- and on and on. Some of it can be Apparently it is. President Dan Coats of Indiana may have and ill-managed presidency. Bill tional crusader for this country's attributed to poor luck, but most Clinton may suffer from making said it best when he stated, health Clinton really should have known awareness programs? of its is related to pure basically bad decisions, but he "There is a litmus test here and better. Instead, he is singlehand- incompetence. also suffers because he fails to Center for Alcohol it is not abortion. It is the truth." edly disproving the maxim that admit them. Instead, the admin- Foster certainly fits the mold There is a litmus test maintains people can learn from "We will fight for his nomina- istration has dug in its heels. Al set by Clinton's precedents. Both their mistakes. here and it is net tion," said White House Chief of Gore has travelled to Tennessee, men seem to have mastered the Staff Leon Panetta. Unfortunately pledging his support for the art of contradicting themselves in abortion. It is truth. for Foster, those six words have embattled doctor all the way. Foster is Clinton's nominee to their most basic philosophies. typically proceeded inglorious fill the surgeon general position After disclosing that he was vacated ends for the nominees involved. by Joycelyn Elders. From actively involved in abortions, the Amazingly, the entire Foster Many Democrats are now join- If Clinton is not careful, his outset, Foster's nomination Foster said, "I abhor abortion." has been tainted by deceit and episode has sprung up in the wake ing with Republicans in opposing nominating woes will help define He continued to say, "Now my backtrackings. Typical of the of Clinton's first botched surgeon Foster's nomination. his entire presidency. And what credibility is at stake, and I have proceedings has been the White general nomination. He put his a fitting definition it would be. to do something about it." "They should have taken the House's handling of the abortion faith in Joycelyn Elders, a woman finest doctor they could find in the issue. They claim that the number His credibility is indeed at who distributed defective con- country, someone near retirement of abortions Foster performed stake, but with such conflicting doms to Arkansas high school without any controversy," said should be irrelevant, leaving any accounts, can he really pretend to students and advocated the legal- a^^r-^r Democrat Joseph Biden. "It's not ii-'^fi^ «;rvj^? ffS^ .flTV ? be surprised? ization of drugs. It appears as Pi:.i-l£. ;\^ 'im '> r^iyfli semi-conscious observer wonder- Joe Patterson is a sophomore uM r''-?fri?- like this is the only doctor in the ^'S::!::^ M M mM^m^mm^smt Elders disaster , ing why the White House consist- Questions have also surfaced though the was majoring .-v,>':* world." in the political science, "' warning • •"*" ' • • stern ' not a • • •• enough , concerning ,- .- the involuntary steril- Jr , .!• •t . ently misrepresents the figure. economics and honors programs. V f, i..' J against future debacles. izations he performed. And then "Unfortunately, the White His column appears weekly in Ute '"^ "' "'^ there are the questions dealing It's becoming a tiresome, old House did not do the best job in Villanovan. JkiK FREEDOM FROlvi SMOkING* CAMPUS CORNER At first, the sum total of his 5 abortions was catalogued at one. 5 WE CAN HELP YOU Then Foster listed it at "fewer than a dozen." The number 2 2 danced around at 55 and then, sparked by a 1978 transcript of an 7 7 official government hearing, 3 3 jumped upward to as many as 700. NOW! Apparently, 6 6 Foster has now put y the number at 39. He said that records since 1973 "have revealed that I was listed as the physician of record on 39 of those cases." 6 6 This number does not include the FREEDOM 55 abortions that he oversaw during a college study. "Those were not patients I knew," he FROM CLINIC said. SWMN%

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Feb. 17 VEG Scientific poster Misc. V.E.G. is looking for a few good ideas session Psychology lecture for this year's Earth Day celebration. Stop by our weekly meeting Monday at 7: 15 The p.m. The Villanova chapter of Sigma Xi Amnesty psychology department is sponsor- in the Center for Peace and Justice for our welcomes all members of the University ing a lecture entitled "Sex differences and Earth Day brainstorming International session. . community to the 2nd Annual Villanova seasonal changes in the Avian Brain: University scientific poster session. The Relationship to reproductive behavior" to for coffee, poster session will be held Tuesday, Feb. Come conversation and be presented by Dr. Gregory Ball of Johns maybe save someone's life! Amnesty Hopkins 21, in the Villanova Room of the Connelly University. The presentation will International welcomes all Feb. 21 Center between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to their weekly be Friday, Feb. 17 at 3:30 in 216 Tolentine meetings, The session will highlight ongoing faculty Wednesdays at 6 p.m. in the Hall. A wine and cheese reception will Center for research projects in the sciences and Peace and Justice in the follow. For additional information please engineering with particular emphasis on basement of Sullivan Hall. call 519-7772. Volunteer Japan papers with undergraduate and graduate in student co-authors. This event provides an A week review Good Shepherd Movement is looking for opportunity to science and engineering graduating seniors to teach English in faculty and students to share the results Seniors needed to Villanova forum Japan for 10 months beginning in late of their research efforts with the University summer 1995. Fr. Graham McDonnell will community. be teachers Come one, all come to sing the glories be on campus Tuesday, Feb. 21, from 12 Panel seelcs to cure society and share the miseries of LOVE, all in the to 4 p.m. to interview interested seniors St. Michael's School in Window Rock, spirit of Valentine's Day. The Villanova in Room 114, St. Rita's Hall. Rosanna Arizona is looking for seven high school Forum will be holding its first annual Picillo, '94, is currently serving in Kyoto teachers and seven grammar school of AIDS discrimination praiseand-denounce fest to discuss LOVE with Good Shepherd. A letter she wrote Feb. 23 teachers both in salaried and volunteer Feb. 17 at 5 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr Room to fellow Villanovans who might be categories. Certification is not required. St. By ERIN SHEA watching its effect on her settled out of court for reimbur- PISCRIMIN of Connelly Center. red or Wear wear considering this volunteer service possibil- Michael's educates the children in the Staff Reporter children. sement from Twelfth Street Gym black; all are welcome. There will food Center for Arab and be ity is on the bulletin board outside Campus Navajo Reservation. Peter Thompson, '92, With a tear in her eye she for its actions. In the process, Irv for thought as well. Contact Sally Scholz, Ministry Office. Islamic is currently working there as vice principal. In honor of AIDS Awareness attempted to share not only her was also able to receive a great 519-4099 if you have any questions. studies If interested in additional information, call Week, Villanova Law school host- pain, but also that of her three deal of publicity which he used in John Reilly, principal, at 602-871-4443 A lecture will be held Thursday, Feb. (we ed a panel discussion entitled, children. Already, the family has an attempt to educate people.

are two hours ahead , three hours as 23, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Tolentine Hall, of April "AIDS Discrimination and the had to move because a rumor got However, by the time the case Hip Hop seminar 2). This is an opportunity to Room 215, titled "Russian Policy Toward serve a Law: a Personal Perspective" out about Deborah's condition. had settled, the stress had taken population that has historically long been Monday, Feb. 13. After her children were repeatedly its toll on Irv's condition and a 17-25 "Past and Future Central Asia: A Perspective From Uzbek- Feb. Prophesies" verses undeserved, istan," by Dr. Kadir Alimov, professor. and a chance for you to "The panel was chosen and set harassed and beaten up, Deborah few months later, he died. 4 and 5 ('Gansta, Groove, 'G's,' and law witness a very beautiful and compelling up so that people could understand felt she had no choice but to move. "I can come in front of you today Revolutionaries) will take place Feb. 21 and University of World Economy and Diplo- culture. what it was like to have or help Deborah has been able to accept and tell you that AIDS did not kill 28, 1995. Both will take place in the Bryn macy Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Fulbright Student Musical Scholar, University someone with AIDS while moving her condition, but she has not my brother," stated Kim. "He Mawr Room of the Connelly Center at 7:30 of Maryland. The through the legal process to fight fully learned how to deal with it. lived through double pneumonia p.m. The seminars run for two hours, and Center for Arab and Islamic Studies and Theatre against discrimination," ex- To help herself, she tries to help and much more. It was the pain, they are prophesized by Jeff Campolongo the political science department. plained DJ. Meineke, a third-year others who have been infected by depression and stress by the Villanova Student Musical and Dave Greason. Artists to be examined Students with Theatre will law student who organized the the virus. One of the organizations hateful discrimination against include Ice Cube, Tribe be putting on a production of Godspell in Called Quest, O.C, Round table panel. she volunteers with is AIDS Law him that killed my brother." company offered to remove the crimination plagues every ' HIV St. Mary's Public Enemy, Digable Planets and Queen "challenged" Chapel Feb. 17, 18, 23, 24 Project of Pennsylvania. This Irv's case, like so many others, AIDS care cap. Phil accepted the and AIDS infected person as much Latifah. Meineke emphasized that when and 25. Tickets are $5 for students Come out, listen to good music and and discussion people with agree to fight non-profit, public interest law settled out of court. Unfortunate- settlement. His goals were met as the disease itself does, some- take advantage of this sibling AIDS , }|i7 for adults and will be on sale both in opportunity to teach discrimination in court, they are firm offers a helping hand to those ly, most cases involving AIDS and he had accomplished a great times even more. Connelly Center and learn something new. and at the door. The Society of St. Augustine will hold it all deal; however, again, precedent The 11-year-old son of this The Counseling Center will offer a often agreeing to the worsening who are suffering from AIDS and never make the way through no a round table discussion on audience explained his "Should higher support group for students who have of their condition as well. The fighting discrimination. Staff the courts. This means that no was set. member education have a core curriculum?" Thurs- are being set. The lack of precedents in cases feelings on discrimination, "If grown up with a "challenged" sibling. We stress and emotional torment that attorney fi'om the firm, Ronda B. precedents No day, Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited Goldfein was eager to share her future cases can use Irv's fight as such as these worries some HIV someone isn't going to like a Feb. 1 have become increasingly aware of the are involved in several of these Affirmative action to attend to discuss their views in Bartley will in and infected people. person, it should be because he impact upon the whole family of raising civil suits, sends respectively own experiences in the courtroom an example that hold up AIDS One Rm. 12. For more information call 519- court. audience shared his fear doesn't like the other person's a child who needs special assistance due |\ healthy HIV or AIDS patients into and beyond. member debate 3514. lawyer, she helps AIDS Such was the case of the last of revealing his HIV status to his personality or how they act. They Sports contests to a physical difficulty, medical problem, a battle for their lives with the As a emotional, draining virus. patients with their power of speaker as well. Phil, a construc- employer for fear of losing his job shouldn't judge someone on that INCAR is sponsoring a debate on affir- or learning problem. This is often The small turnout at the dis- attorney, living wills, and other tion worker for a Philadelphia or having the condition publicized, one part, that HIV part, because This year's Tri-Star Basketball Sports mative action between Joseph Betz of the an issue discussed by students such legal preparation should a company, battled his employer in preventing him from receiving there are tons of other parts that Contests for boys and girls between the philosophy department and Gerald Walsh Feb. 26 seeking individual counseling. Students cussion allowed each of the six are so better." of often speakers on the panel to share patient's health take a turn for the an effort to remove a recent future employment. He explained much ages 8 and 13, will be held Saturday, of the economics department. It will be held benefit from group discussions with their emotional and informative worse. In addition, and perhaps $10,000 cap pla

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E A T R E S U E A T U R E S 'Nova community holds mass "In Remembrance 'Novans piece the (Continued from page 14) T Peace & Justice Answers Calcutta AIDS hospital of Phila- to keep the news a secret. From By :.|PPi?P 5. NANCY LAVINE and delphia, and a display of AIDS her son, Gillin lives True learned couraje, of AIDS victims 1. Severely retarded women — a practice once CHRISTINE WILSON quilt panels around the church. honesty and acceptance. Bob 6. Between 1 and 4 million dollars Staff Reporters accepted but shunned by doctors. Possibly the most moving of all challenged people and touched 2. Five 7. False was an AIDS reflection by Gillin, their hearts. Gillin 's message was "My son was baptized at St. whose son Bob died of the deadly that .^•*ifcJ tli" -"—-"Nigsi' 3. Indiana "people need to embrace 8. Nat Holman Thomas of Villanova, made his virus. those with AIDS." 4. Saturday Night Live First Communion at St. Thomas Gillin emphasized the impor- of Villanova, The presence of the Villanova was confirmed at St. tance of family acceptance of her AIDS quilt panels on the altar and Thomas of Villanova. I never son Bob, explaining that until Bob thought in the rear of the church also I'd bury him at St. Tho- felt accepted by his family, he had of served as a poignant reminder of mas Villanova as well," shared an extremely difficult time grap- Mrs. Martie those who had struggled with Gillin, guest speaker pling with his illness. Bob became AIDS. These quilts, decorated at last Sunday's evening mass. completely reliant on family On Sunday, Feb. 12 with personal reminders of specif- Student Government an "In members as he became ill, for ic victims, helped to emphasize Remembrance" liturgy was cele- physical as well as emotional the fact that those with AIDS are ^Jk. brated at St. Thomas of Villanova support. Gillin was emphatic f Church. real people with normal lives. We're here for youl On this first day of AIDS about recognizing the large role Awareness Week, the evening * ..^^ God played in her family's expe- Sunday's "In Remembrance" masses were altered in several rience with AIDS, acknowledging mass gave AIDS Awareness Week aspects to emphasize support for that without spiritual guidance, the type of beginning it needed, Please feel free to stop up to Dougherty 204 and express your AIDS victims. she could not imagine dealing a positive one. The displays in PHOTO BY S. GRIFFIN The mass included the circula- with such a trauma. conjunction with the words of suggestions, concerns and questions to us. We cannot be tion of name cards which After Gillin learned that Photo and literature display her son Gillin encouraged the community commemorates AIDS victims at mass. -«»«li»(«fi»

last weekend on . . Hie wHks the TELLY. k was SMASHING. . . sorry lads, memorate AIDS Awareness Week. expertise in grand style. The designed to heighten AIDS aware- Week Committee. The panels MWF 1 1 :30-12:30 Angela Tripoli MW 2:30-3:30

where were we. . . . . The OH YES. ya know, the BAND sure sounded ness' on the Villanova created by Villanovans will be featured performers uplifted eiiciclecl set o performers were a talented group campus. TR 1:30-2:30 By Appointment 1:00-3:00 . TR good Tuesday night. . but we don't get a of things. the minds and hearts of those in and had no trouble in captivating COUPLE This is the second year that added to the national AIDS Names why did they (^- cheer every time SYRACUSE scored. . . and why the audience with their renditions senflinentoli yet the audience with their stirring quilting has been held at Villa- Project quilt display. The hearts were they wearing and blue of various classical works. and poignant rhythms. The works ORANGE shirts... and who were nova. Last year a part of the AIDS were available at the Peer Edu- those JERKS in the lab coats making that infernal every Mike O'Brien Sneha Patel The Sebastian Trio, consisting soietvm tone. enacted set a sentimental, yet RACKET Names Project Quilt came to cators Display table in the Con- Engineering the of time band was trying to PLAY .something. . , hey Delta Gamma, Villanova. The quilts are made to nelly Center. A minimum of Carol Copland, Susan Simon solemn tone. $1 MW 11:30-1:00 Gina DeRosa MWF 11:30-12:30 wise to little tncks. . . and Kathryn Leonard, exhibited WE*RE your that **WEED** we bought honor the memories of those close donation was asked. As this first event came to a from you was nothin; but the' a stunning blend of harmonies STEM of a carnation with the to Villanovans who have died of Sarah Hidding is also a member TR 10:00-11:30 TR 1:30-3:00 TR 12:30-1:30 close, the Villanova community l\ . FLOWER cut off, . should 've known a dollar wasn't and acoustics. The trio opened the enough (or AIDS or AIDS-related illnesses. of this organization. She believes After a brief intermission, Joel embarked on the week-long mis- GOOD weed... so even if a romantic Valentine's DAY for you that education and communica- concert playing to the tunes of Resig and Jeff Barton collaborated Leading the quilting on Sunday sion to heighten AIDS awareness. involves the MAGAZINES they only keep behind the counter , tion is necessary in AIDS educa- Bach, Quantz, Shostakovitch and the sounds of the percussion and was Sarah Hidding. Hidding pos- SGA Senators may be reached at x7204. The proceeds of the concert went who knows, who cares. Ravel. Soprano Kim Russell sessed a great enthusiasm for the tion. While helping the students per- the string bass to perform Claude to the Calcutta AIDS Hospice, an (EdU$d hy two flies who can 't figure formed Chansons, out the fmcinaiion other fliei, task set in front of her. Each with their stitching and basting, Madecasses Boiling's Suite for Flute and inner city foundation for homeless have mtk dog crap and road kill and would mutk rather partake (Songs of Madagascar), and Piano. Their performance was quilting piece has to have backing Sarah answered any questions men afflicted with the disease. in a heaping bowl potato salad.) of and intricatelv laid out me.s.sages. the students had about AIDS and At first, there was very little offered some valuable advice. \ student help; however, Hidding "Think in the long range when f relationship," did not hesitate to ask the sleepy entering any she West Campus residents, who said. This activity not only helped Who's Who at V.U.? Peace 4& Justice Quiz remember those who passed away were happy to give 15 or 20 minutes of their time to help with from AIDS, but it also helped such an honorable project. educate Villanova. Summer ;•/ i» .u»/;.v»' Employment I. Who did Surgeon General nominee Henry Foster sterilize in the \9/ \9/ \9r mid 70s? GREEK BRIEFS On the Ocean City, 2. How many crime bills has the House sent to the Senate? New Jersey Boardwalk Alpha Phi enthusiastically congratulates the following In 3. what state has former Vice President Dan Quayle begged off sisters on their new positions: Maggie Dwyer was selected saying he will run for governor? as the new assistant chairperson for Greek Week 1995; Graduating Seniors Only! Michelle Guglielmo is now the chairperson of Festivities and Awards for the Panhellenic Board; and Jessica| If Abernathy is our new delegate to the Greek Judicial Board. you are looking for that last fling before 4. What television show has Senator Bob Dole been asked to host? We wish them the best of luck in their new leadership] positions here at Villanova. you get a "real" job — here's are excited to see the annual your chance. 5. The United On our social calendar, we States and South Korea plan to scale down a major military exercise Alpha Phi Waiki-Phi Date Dancd fast approaching on this year to encourage North Korea to resume their dates talks with the South. True or False? Thursday, Feb. 23. We want all sisters and Large Retail operation seeks 3 assistant to get psyched for the fantastic event. And if you're not attending, just think there's still a week left. Some great managers. Will provide lodging + 6. How much money has invited $200 Police Officer Stacey Koon (convicted of guys out there might still have a chance to be beating Rodney ' King) raised to pay legal bills and to wild Hawaiian night! support*^*^ his to Alpha"^ Phi's version of a family? * weekly salary for 50 hours of "fun" work! Tri-Delta wishes to congratulate Caroline Taddei on

Panhell. . Also, thank being the new Greek Week chair for . Must be available to work May 30 through Send- you to Jen Lehman for organizing a very successful 7. New York is a mecca for multimedia industry, which combines A-Kiss which raised over $1,200 for children's cancer. . visual and audio elements like Sept. 20. Please send photo animation, video and CD-ROM's Tri-Deita would finally like to thank Copytime for their & resume to: True or False? | many donations. * * * K & M Industries, Inc., P.O. Box 155 in great time at the TG last 'TOBY&Q«FFIN Thanks Sigma Pi. We had a 8. What basketball star of you Chi Omega's, get ready for! the 1920's and later a coach over 41 years Friday night! And for all at City Ocean City, NJ 08226. '111 try to keep the messages short and College died at the age of 98? an awesome time at this Friday's Barn Dance. Yipee Chi- 0! sweet." — Marie Kelly (Continued on page 15) :

Frtfuary 17, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • P»g« 17 Page 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 17, 1995 Until there's a cure, CRUISE JOBS there's Students Needed! the Earn up to $2,000-»'/mo. working for American Diabetes Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. E A T U R E S World Travel. Summer and Full-Time Let US Association. employment available. No experience necessary. For mote information call (206)M4-O468ext.C52782 combine all Performers Interpret AIDS fJC O P T E N your debts into one The play was a short dramatic death. His story ends in ambigui- easy-to-manage payment. By ELISABETH PENA piece that ran about a half an ty, yet leaves the audience pensive, Staff Reporter hour. It consisted of several inter- pondering his fate. Strait from the Home Qiim in 201 Dougherty are the Top "Bad credit no problem. ALL accepted based on abUity to pay. ludes in which the characters "This presentation tried to Ten reasons why the Wildcats wm tm'm a row: ^ LOST <* As a part of Awareness dealt with the decisions and break down the barrier of stereo- AIDS the comfortable, healthy relationship you once inte- types attached to AIDS; it's not Fast Help Is Just A Phone Call Away! Week the Villanova Interpreters personal issues that are an l(K (5ators had with your bo^y, yourself ami food Theater presented "Living with gral part of the AIDS epidemic. just homosexuals," commented 9. Panthers or night 1-305-537-3617, (24 hr. recording) AIDS." This dramatic presenta- "A main focus of the presenta- Lugenbuehl. One concern was FOUND Call day people with feel safe to tion is the life of patients in a how well the cast would relate whom you explore who tion dealt with the Hfe of an AIDS 8, Hoyas for APPLICAnON or write: you are and choose what you want for yourself your FREE victim after the initial diagnosis. hospice," explained Melissa with the roles they were portray- story of hospice ing. "We were all a little drawn 7. Humcanes FL 33022 The play took place on Tuesday, Krauss. The the EXPLORATIONS BUDGETMASTER , BOX 645, HOLLYWOOD, Wednesday, and Thursday nights. told of an AIDS victim named Ed back, but we learned a lot and feel a goal-focused, s}^tems-centered approach 6- Friars to Each performance starred a dif- and his struggle to maintain his a lot more comfortable with the eating disorders dignity and independence while subject of AIDS now. We had fun, 5, Ked Storm ferent cast, all of whom are <^;THERAPY group now F(»»fING As seen on MTU! members of Dr. Heidi Rose's faced with the thought of impend- too," said Lugenbuehl. Most of the 4. Panthers Narrative Performance class. ing death. During the story there cast agreed that the presentation CALL (610) 664-5730 successful that the idividual tfaen^>y Tuesday night's cast consisted of were times of hope when Ed was was and mes- 3. Hufrieanes also available Last Minute Spring Braaic Specials from Shannon Kelly, Melissa Kraus, convinced he would beat the sage it conveyed was one that Mike Lugenbuehl, Rob Miller and illness and times of despair when would benefit the Villanova 2. Pirates Layne Whitley. he felt alone and condemned to community. And the Number One reason why the Wildcats won ten in a row: Pssst. L Orangemen

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Campus Activities Team Campus Activities Team Campus Activities Team

OF THE WEEK The drrat Annual Oxford Union Dfbatd Its all in good funi Upcoming Events ' MEMBER ICampw ArtivlriCK Team available for debaters in the This week CAT recognizes David Lopez, a Applications Development, 214 Dougherty Hall. freshmein Engineering major from Stony Office of Student Meet and debate with the, Oxford Union Debate Team! Brook, New York. David is a member of Weekend Activities and Cinematic Arts, and was chairman of the Jim Carol Psychic Madman Show. Congratulations on a job well done!

*t Saturday. Feb. 18 moCATSASme^sATneme Belle Air Nightclub 9pm - hole Mini Golf 9 FREEIfr in the mrmsrop-PAmep ti^am// -r^ Dougherty Lounges Sunday, Feb. 19 Dougherty Hall * Chcince to win Phantom of the Opera and Flyers tickets* \MOiyAEH C^^P Coming soon... THE BEST ROMANTIC COMEDY Don't Miss . . OF THE YEAR!" HOOPS Student Sand TILLED WITH MAGICAL ROMANCE." Comedicin MONOAX Basketball 'i^«^|^ Jim Breuer Nisht! / Friday, Feb. 24 vs. in the MAR.ISATOMEI R.OPERT DOVVNCY.Jk o 9p.m. o

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"A BUOYANT COMEDY!" -G(ieShiiit,T1IET0IMy$IK]i,NIC-11f at the Belle Air Nightclub! Come See: Come join Magic 1 02,9 Grease, The Steve Lappas Radio Show 6 p.m in the Nightclub and When Harry Mel Sally... Top Gun, and boogie to the disco music!! Ferris Bueller's Day Off Thursday. Feb. 23 College Sports Today with Gene DeFilippo 7 p.m. i 9p.m. Where: Alumni Gym /»' Late Night Movie LIVE ATAL E. GATORS EVERY THURSDAY Feb. 18 When: Saturday, Tonight! 7p.m. Time: ll:30pjn. SHUTTLE SERVICE: From Main Gate 5:30/5:45 p.m. Cost: FREEH! Connelly Cinema • Bring a sleeping bagi! * $3 FromAl E. Gators 8:05/8:30 p.m.

This Is a publication of the Public Relations Committee of the Campus Activities Team. Join us at our meetings, Tuesdays 5:30 in 215 Dougherty Hall.

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NO-FAT 6i LO-FAT GOURMET COOKIES & BROWNIES • I ..-;>" AMNIOII- too' crisis prsgnancy csntsr H.O.R.D.E. veterans electrify The Tower

AMavher Sell some, make a little dough: 415-896-1722 i 7 I By MAURA GIBNEY House," lead line: 800-666-929J singer Bruce Hughes they never imagined this!" \ Enjoy some. Our Info & order f Entertainment Editor L invited the audience to join the Tinsley was not the sole star 600D600DIESlES WITHOUT 6UILTi INC. SAN FRANCISCO • band on stage for "It gets lonely that evening. All the members of P Saturday night, Last 69th up here." This request brought a the Dave Matthews Band were Street in Philadelphia was bunch of concertgoers onto the fantastic. Dave Matthews' voice JOIN AMERICAS #1 STUDENT TOUR OPERATOR flooded. No, the sewers FREE PREGNANCY SCREENING TEST did not stage to dance and "shake their sweetly carried the songs while back up. Nor did a pipe line thing." his fellow members added their explode. Rather, the Ongoing Support Services Cancun deluge was Big Head Todd and the Mons- signature punctuation marks. caused by fans crowding into the ters were the next course on the from $429 Tower Theater for A counseling center offering honest discussion of options and services. the second evening's menu. On a personal sold-out Make an informed choice. concert of the weekend No pressure, no abortion refen^als. All services free. Jamaica note, I felt they performed better featuring H.O.R.D.E. veterans Big during .VE iVIATTHEWS the 1994 H.O.R.D.E. festi- N. St., Hhcxxi NY 14850 New Walk-In Hours: Thursdays 1-8 Montego Bay/Negiil 120 Aurora Head Todd and the from p.m. Monsters and val. Nevertheless, they still gave from $469 Tdl free 1-800-648-4849 the Dave Matthews Band. a great performance that evening. BAND The night was 525-1557 kicked off aus- The audience enjoyed their newer Florida piciously by the Ugly Americans material but went wild during the Panama City/ Daytona whose talents were ixKitod ffto soiiQs also show- performance of their older songs. from $149 cased during the H.O.R.D.E. tour. During songs like "That's white his Mlow Although a good portion of the Alright" and their anthem "Bit- SELL TRIPS, EARN CASH audience was ANDGOFREEU! not there yet, the tersweet" the Tower resonated nwffriDMS ockfod Uglies treated those CALL STS FOR DETAILS who were to with cheers and hundreds of THE On-Campus Contact: a great performance. voices belting out these familiar th#lr sigiMiiym Todd or Matt ® 397-1592 DREAailNG Their set consisted of songs Al ® 658-0207 lyrics. mm from their new self-titled IHimiliiottoii album. Finally, the band that it seemed Rates are per person quad occuparK^y. Air transportation via Miami Air and World Airways. Add $43 departure Their funky rhythms and bluesy everyone was there to see took the Northwestern College of Chiropractic taxes for Jamaica and CarK»jn. See tour participant agreernent for complete terms and conditions. sound iiidilcs» quickly infected the crowd stage, the Dave Matthews Band. Is and got them psyched now accepting applications for its next three entering dasses. up for the After hearing their performance upcoming performances. Al- (April I99S. September I99S. January 1996) that evening, one can honestly say though a relatively new band. their album simply does not do General requirements at time entry Ugly Americans was ^'V of include: warmly them justice. Boyd Tinsley was The performance came mostly Dave Matthews Band left the a powerful note. When the Dave ' 2-3 i^X^^-^K received by the Philadelphia At least yean of undergraduate college in a health science or electrifying on the violin that from their latest work Under the stage only to return for two Matthews Band finished and the crowd. Songs like "Don't Gimme evening. He played like a sticks were basic science degree program. (Inquire for a complete list of man Table and Dreaming. Songs like encores. The first encore was a Carter Beauford's specific Lip," No "Piece of Heaven" and possessed and infected the throng, the requirements.) the "Typical Situation," "The Best of sweet ballad accompanied only by thrown out into "Electro" brought the audience to audience with his spirit and What's Around," "Danning Nan- the sounds of Tinsley's violin, thunderous applause could not .^^ • A minimum G.P.A. "'A of 2.5. (A more competitive 6.P.A. is favored.) their feet and during the last song energy. As concertgoer Erin Sanok nies" and "Ants Marching" Matthews' guitar and their voices. drown out the memories of the * A personal interest in a career as primary to the stage. Before a care physician. beginning remarked, "When his parents brought everyone in the audience The last encore brought the band fantastic music still lurking in the their last song "Love In The made him take violin lessons, I bet to their feet. After an hour, the together and ended the evening on listener's ear. Northwestern College of Chiropractic offers a rigorous four year professional! NASSAU ^ $492

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V T N T E R T A I N M E N 'Boys on the Side' is a must-see for giris

By TRACY GALLIGHER The extreme differences between her comedic genius to the screen, Staff Reporter the threesome make it an inter- but the audience also sees the ONE OF THE BEST DISCOVERIES OF ^ • T t is about sharing and laugh- esting combination. other side of her, the sensitive THE NEW YEAR AT THE MOVIES. Xter. It is about getting side. Her role is convincing and \Vh«)(>pi ( .iiliJ l^fi>;'s l->i"sl \\t»ik through hard times by supporting touching, showing the full spec- Kuil.r I lull SI' one another. It is about friendship trum of her emotional capabilities.

first, and. . . "Boys On The Side." Mary-Louise Parker brings inde- "Two thumbs upr ''So much fun! This new movie stars Whoopi The ctoviNh^pmert pendence and dignity to the role Goldberg, Mary-Louise Parker of Robyn as she faces heart- -SISKELAEBERT You laughjou cry; and Drew Barrymore as three of Hit breaking circumstances. Perhaps unlikely friends who, through a one of the biggest surprises that because you like "A wistful romance, strange turn of events, end up i^ioMorohlps the audience will see is that Drew these people travelling across the country, and Barrymore, though she still has a sardonic comedy, becoming friends. "Boys On The the face of the little girl in "E.T.," so much." Side" pits Whoopi Goldberg as has developed into an actress that a wonderful cast." -Joel Siegcl, wofirnn li iiiHMM# - janct MaiUn, GOOD MORNING Jane, a would-be rock star and convincingly portrays her charac- THE NEW YORK TIMES AMERICA. ABC-TV lesbian, against Parker's charac- 0fidl HltisliPMv^o ter and gets her equal share of the ter, Robyn, an ordinary girl on the laughs. prim and proper side. The movie runs two hours, and When Jane answers an ad that in a couple of places it drags and BOYS ON THE SIDE Robyn has placed in search of looks like it is going to be a someone to travel from New York The movie is definitely one that disappointment. But hang in ^^S to Los her, it is falls into the fateful, Angeles with the "chick flick" there because it will soon pick up ISl5 w beginning of a link that will get category. The development of the not dry again. There was a eye I the two of them through many relationship between these wom- in the theater by the end. As well of the complexities of relation- far from the truth. "Boys On The tough times. Joining them soon en is intense and illustrative of the as being a touching comedy, ships in the '90s. Side" has a wonderful plot carried after is Jane's friend. Holly, played deep and emotional strength wom- "Boys On The Side" deals with From the previews, one might out by memorable performances. by Drew Barrymore, an alterna- en can find within themselves many prevalent social topics of expect "Boys On The Side" to be If one wants a movie to go see for tive fluff-brain who is fleeing her when dealing with adversity. the day. If nothing else, the a movie without much substance, a "girl's night out," pick this one. abusive drug-dealing boyfriend. Whoopi Goldberg definitely brings audience leaves with a new sense another mindless comedy. That is You will not be disappointed. Murmurs speak out about their success

By CARA BECKERICH down to two guitars and two ic critics today seem content to say the Murmurs are like a new Assistant Entertainment Editor vocals. We're much more aggres- sive live," said one half of the version of the Indigo Girls. They Murmurs, Leisha Hailey. During have even been compared to Natal- this time, they were the opening ie Merchant of 10,000 Maniacs. act for The Lightning Seeds, an "Well, both of these artists I love. Just a couple of months ago the English pop band, and JoeJackson. We usually get compared to the Murmurs, consisting of Leisha "Opening for Joe Jackson was Indigo Girls just because we have Hailey and Heather Grody, two 22 really cool. We got to play lots of the same set-up ya know, two year-olds, were relatively big theatres and had a really good girls, two guitars, but we don't unknown to the average Ameri- time. The Lightning Seeds was sound anything like them. So, can. With the release of their mostly smaller places, but that that's always kind of weird, but newest album, properly entitled was fun, too," said Hailey. they are amazing. I love them. the murmurs, and their first hit Natalie Merchant is one of my single "You Suck," the Murmurs Cittiossciyltie idols, actually, she's an^zing, too. are slowly but surely becoming a They influence me to a point when household name. I listen to their music, but as far * ( Mumturs am Mice In promotion of this album and as the way we sound, we don't in response to the success of their sound like them at all," contented single, the Murmurs are currently Hailey. Their influences can be in the midst of touring the U.S. the indigo Glrl$« detected in the music they chose They are hitting small clubs and to listen to. "We like Fleetwood venues throughout the country. Well, now that the Murmurs Mac, Jefferson Airplane and 10,000 This whirl from coast to coast, are making their big "American Maniacs," Hailey says of herself which has brought them as far breakthrough" they have the and Heather Grody. west as Phoenix, Arizona, stopped classic case of stereotype syn- Besides the music, the stereo- briefly in Philly last week, landing drome to overcome. They have types, the comparisons and the at the Khyber Pass Pub. been labeled everything from folk influences, every great band (even This leg of the tour which artists and alternative angels, to the not so great ones, too) have started in Atlanta, Georgia in the a sick concoction of the two, and to have a beginning. "We (Heather beginning of January, is actually cited as "alternafolk." "We've and I) met about six years ago a sort of extention to a tour which never really known what to call when we both moved to New York lasted for five months before ourselves, we're definitely not City and we went to school togeth- Christmas and brought the Mur- boring sit-down on chairs folk er, we were best friends and this murs around the country four music, but I really don't know was our hobby while we were at times. "Our live performance is what to call our music," she said. school. When we graduated, we PHOTO BY MCA extremely different from our Along with the compulsive need became more serious about it all." to put everything in a category, And so that is how it all hap- recorded studio sound. Our live Leisha Hailey and Heather Grody, of The IMurmurs, wallc the comes the next basic instinct, pened, a great beginning, a great shows are raw, we don't have any road to stardom. other instruments, so it's stripped comparison. The majority of mus- sound and a great band.

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t Night at Borders, the readers By KAREN GOULART were poetry and prose ranged from the Entertainment — with or without STUDENT TICKET POLICY 3 Editor amazing bon- quietly introspective to the boldly in the gos background. brash and covered all areas in • » Aquarius: Curb that urge to kill. It is okay to maim your stuffed my mind I had imagined the Friday, February 10, marked between. M In animals as long as no one sees you. This is an appropriate means scene to be something Hke this: the first reading of the spring 1995 It is difficult to describe just If of venting aggression. Refrain from ordering cheese fries this week. the room is dim, will the flames of half- semester, a semester which how exciting an experience it was You cannot afford the heartburn because you will be called on to do melted candles take their last round out the monthly traditions to » discover how much talent is three Herculean tasks involving farm animals on Thursday. snake-like tastes of air around third year of existence. On hand somewhat hidden here in our own them, » cigarette smoke swirls to were about 50 writers, listeners backyard. It causes one to wonder the ceiling to form gauzy gray and lovers of poetry and prose, why such an event has only Big East Tourney Student clouds. Just barely audible over including College Writer's found- existed in the past three years. Ticket Lottery the intellectual murmurings there er, Villanova English professor. Even if one feels as though this Pisces: After a horrific dream about being attacked by a cougar, you is the sound of a bongo drum and Dr. Eli Goldblatt and students may riot be his/her type of 'thing' wake up startled and wondering in fright why your fuzzy pajama the smell of fresh hot Java is so from surrounding main line students of all majors and 'types' bottoms are crumpled in a heap on the floor. You swear you did go thick that the soul is instantly colleges. are encouraged to check out the to bed with them on! Other than this trauma the stars are aligned Sunday, February 26, 1995 I rejuvenated just breathing it in. The first few minutes of the next College Writer's Open Mike in your favor this week. The reality of the scene was quite evening dedicated to sharing were Night at Borders on March 31 at 7:00pm Jake Nevin Field House different, although the room was announcements of local happen- 7:30 p.m., 7 p.m. for anyone buzzing with intellectual chatter, ings, literary or otherwise. Then, interested in signing up to share it was quite bright, anyone found rather unceremoniously, the first their work. Anyone interested in Aries: roomie decides to go on a smoking would have been escorted writer was introduced and the sharing their poetry and prose When you leave your room your I" redecorating find his/her collection of outside and the aroma of coffee, evening truly got underway. Not should also be aware that Arthol- spree. Upon coming back, you was just that, an aroma. However only were the writers themselves Qgy and Polis, two of Villanova's Bop magazine pin-ups of Ricky Schroder, Kirk Cameron and Jason I one thing was the same in my wonderful, but the audience was literary Bateman plastered on the walls of your room. Your abode is now A lottery for u arts magazines will be the opportunity to purchase the 210 hell. student tickets available for little dream world as in the reality wonderfully attentive and suppor- accepting pieces until February 28 a pre-teen the of College Writer's Open Mike tive of each writer as well. The and March 3, respectively. Big East Toumament will be held on February 26. 1995. The lottery will be conducted k similar to prior lotteries.

Taurus: While looking for a pen on your roommate's desk you notice 'Miamr little his/her list of things to do. Along with the usual reminders offers reality to call the 'rents you notice the number five task is to kill roommate and flee quickly. Be afraid. Be very, By ELAINE PAOLONI siblings, mother and father are The confused, yet very afraid. Students selected at the lottery will pay $10.00 for the action of film. their ticket prior to leaving Senior Reporter main the As wiser girl is still in love with her the they divulge their hidden secrets ex-fiance, but realizes she is not lottery site. This initial to the bride-to-be, her $10.00 payment will cover the outlook on ready for a commitment just yet. ticket for Villanova's first- the whole Take a bunch of semi-neurotic marriage arrangement The show closes with ; Gemini: Although it may seem like a good idea, you will probably round game only. Upon people, throw them into Mia- becomes hazy. Discovering her her relating this story, to the city payment, the student will receive a never collect enough of Kerry Kittles' sweat to fill a whole babyfood voucher which will explain mi and yell out the word "infidel- mother and father are having of Miami. In her words, "Love is jar. Abandon this hobby in favor of a more traditional one like stamp affairs, in detail ity." There, now one does not need does nothing to boost her like Miami. It's hot and stormy, the date, time, location, and collecting or baby tossing. Avoid using the word "ubiquitous" this procedure for picking up the actual spend the money to see "Miami belief that a perfect relationship game ticket at to and at times a little dangerous. week. in theater. This exists. To make matters worse, Rhapsody" the But if it's so horrible, then why Madison Square Garden. The voucher will also film, written and directed by her brother and sister seem to be explain the procedure for picking is there still so much traffic?" I up David Frankel is a cute little story following in the footsteps of their A '90s kind of Valentine's treat tickets for games that Villanova will play should dealing with relationships in the parents. Discouraged and rep- was perhaps the marketing ploy they advance beyond the first round. ulsed, the woman comes to the '90s. Beyond the light-hearted behind the release of this film. It Cancer: The delusions of grandeur you have been experiencing lately nature of the movie, there is not decision she is happy and rather Students who are selected in the is not a movie to be taken too take a turn for the worst on Monday. You will find yourself running lottery will be guaranteed the opportunity lucky to have her boyfriend. to much else. It is simple entertain- He seriously, but the audience will to your next class in Bartley, late as usual. At this moment, you will ment that can be quite predictable is different. laugh out loud assume the identity of purchase student tickets on a variety of Clumsy Smurf, scream "How much farther in the event that Villanova advances beyond the and tiresome at times. occasions. Papa Smurf? and trip in the quad. first Sarah Jessica Parker plays the Not too much time passes before Sarah Jessica Parker plays an round. lead role of a girl who is contem- her own relationship b^ns to ambitious, young woman in adver- plating marriage. Once she finally fail. Unexpectedly one day, her tising who is trying to write for does get engaged, her family is man tells her she is not flexible sitcoms. She has a very approach- Leo: Do not get on the elevator in the St. Augustine's Center on constantly on her case to set a enough. Okay, it is not a sin to able character in this movie and Wednesday. The man selling tokens has ulterior motives. Everyone date. The poor girl cannot win. be a liberated woman, but he feels this just may be why everyone knows the ride from the first floor is free. You will be in touch with The analytical thinker that she is that his girlfriend is not cooper- goes to her with his or her prob- an old friend you do not remember on Friday. Do not be troubled prepares her to be very cautious ating enough. She seems to go lems. The acting was enjoyable, by the lack of conversation. Offer him/her a glass of ice cold milk Some important Reminders: in the wedding proceedings. Like beyond the natural desire to in general. It was the story itself and an Oreo cookie. most women, she has dreamed of maintain her own identity that was shallow. In fact, the the perfect man sweeping her off throughout the marriage. She acting and directing probably did of her feet and releasing her at refuses to consult her fiance on much of the work to help rescue Student tickets available only the altar. This "prince charming" simple matters such as choosing this suffering storyline. For a to current fulltime undergrads. Virgo: In a startling moment of revelation syndrome gets somewhat tainted furniture. Even though this pleasant afternoon (go see a mati- you will realize what the grilled item du jour is. Eat it with pleasure — as her character begins to realize appears to be trivial, her selfish nee) full of cute situations and it will be years before this happens again. that life is not perfect. attitude is clearly manifested and charming one-liners, take a trip to Conversations with her it scares him into leaving her. see "Miami Rhapsody." One ticket per person. You must be present to participate!

Libra: The bunch of Valentine's Day balloons you released in order to share the love of your sweetie with the world will land in the ocean on Saturday. Unfortunately, they will be family of will accept Fort Apache entertains swallowed by a We cash and checks only. No credit card sales. » dolphins who mistake them for a tasty treat. Animal rights groups > are not as gentle as you might think — hide your pick axes and upcoming album. Actually, the famous producers. Fort Apache is chainsaws. McCREARY Cold Water Flat track, "Magnetic now a label, and the upcoming By MARK Students will be asked to Staff Reporter North Pole," has a video on MTV release of Cold Water Flat will provide their voucher and valid which is receiving moderate play. push Fort Apache our of puberty, music and into the limelight Scorpio: Smile. student identification People who know good There are 13 bands/tracks/ they You have 361 more days to find a Valentine for next prior to picking up student tickets. Apache. disc, it deserve. year Start know This is Fort singles on the and would your search now by circling prospects in the meatbook people who love probably by easiest to just list the It is interesting to speculate just and by leaving random 3f Unfortunately, voice messages for those who comply to your The use of student tickets by non-students is strictly have much of the bands; Cold Water Flat, Dinosaur how successful this small label high standards of good music two eyes, one nose, one mouth and some hair. on this compila- Belly, The Lemonheads, The will continue to be. It is difficult r music contained Jr., prohibited by the Big East Conference tion already in its original release. Walkabouts, Buffalo Tom, not to wonder if they will become and IVIadison Square Garden. What is Fort Apache? Fort Throwing Muses, Sebadoh, Radi- a "big label" and produce the same Fans violating this policy Apache is a recording studio, ohead, Juliana Hatfield, Billy heartless crap that other labels risk being removed from the arena. Sagittarius: While sitting in a very opened in 1986 at a small ware- Bragg, Treat Her Right and Come. chum out, or if they will stay true warm classroom your sleep depnvation catches up with you and in Roxbury, Mass. Those All of the tracks are indicative of to their destiny. you fall asleep to the steady house drone of your professor's voice. Much to familiar with Roxbury know that the bands, and all of the tracks Until that question is answered, your dismay, you speak of your great affection for editor-in-chief Sean Kelly incorrigible I musically comes out of are excellent music. Just a reading This is Fort Apache is not a disc and your whatever desire to listen to his Uura Brannigan albums. it is destined to have an edge to of this list of bands is sure to clue that should slip too easily through i: it, but nobody could have guessed one in on just how monumental the fingers of music lovers. It is that these humble beginnings are a recording studio Fort Apache an important tribute to the music the backbone of alternative rock. became in the drive to new, better that was created, and will be music that transpires on music. created in the future. It is billed Capricorn: You live The dangerously this week. You will run around your Good Luck! Fort Apache contains Cold Water Flat is a monumen- as an "anthology," and it is just rwm with scissors This is m your hand. You will stick metal objects into which has not been pre- tal turn for Fort Apache. As the that. Great music and great bands, e^ertncal sockets nothing You will go swimming 59 minutes after eating. viously released except for a track lengthy explanation-sleeve on the all contained in one neat little However you will not be harmed. This power is found only in the by The Walkabouts, and an early inside of the case explains, Fort package. . . this is a disc one does .^rney' riy^n.^^?*"^- ^* vitamins will cancel the power so be release from Cold Water Flat's Apache now has money, clout and not want to miss. cautious before ingesting. 'Dino' is neutral ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*******^*-^^*^^^jf"

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Februaty 17, 1995 > THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 Hockey splits over weekend W. B-ball The Villanovan's Women's (Continued from page 32) Associated Press Athletes of the Week By JOHN GAGUANO Piazza also recording assists. Top 25 Providence came into the game Staff Reporter Disappointingly, the final with a reputation for being an *» 1? period did not see a continua- force. Villanova held the 1. Connecticut offensive The Ipe struggled last tion of such play for 'Nova. in check, though, thanks Gats 2. Tennessee Friars 4-3 loss Sacred Heart shut out the to a 23-12 turnover ratio. Saturday with a tough Cats 3. Colorado in part to rival in the third, while it took in 'Nova's 21 games has ECAC conference 4. Louisiana Tech Only once I at the Ice Line control offensively and scored opposition forced more turnov- Sacred Heart 5. Stanford the in two goals. it committed. Eleven of Arena West Chester, Pa. 6. Virginia ers then Nevertheless, finished Saturday, Feb. the Ice Providence's 23 turnovers came Michele they the On 12, 7. Texas Tech J weekend on a positive note Cats faced ECAC opponent on steals, with senior center 8. Vanderbilt Thornton with over Scranton. This Jennifer recording five. a convincing win game saw a 9. North Carolina Maga having a great year," Thornton was Scranton. long awaited explosion of scor- 10. Washington "She's Perretta. The Villanova hockey team ing for the Ice Cats, with the 11. Penn State said named Co-Big East faced a struggling Sacred Heart Cats outscoring Scranton Maga is averaging just 5.4 by a 12. Georgia Player of the Week and team and played well in the 6-3 margin. Highlights of the points per game, but she is second 13. W. Kentucky has scored first with 6.3 rebounds per 70 points in period. Goalie Dan Nadeau game came from Chris 14. Florida on the team she is shooting a solid her past shut out the opponent in the Paquette who recorded five 15. Purdue game and three games. the floor. opening period, while Ryan points with two goals. Jon 16. Mississippi 40 percent from 14-point victory certainly Stattenfield scored for 'Nova. Hughes also scored two goals 17. Geo. Washington The confidence level for the He was assisted by Jamie with two assists and Statten- 18. Arkansas helps the Jason Lawson Shoup and Keith Curran. In field recorded three assists. team, especially considering that 19. Alabama Lawson shot 10-for- the second period, the Cats let Also scoring for the Cats were 20. Kansas Dillon was missing from the line- the 11 from the line against down their guard slightly, Steve Grabowski and Keith 21. Oregon State up. Perretta hopes to have for the allowing Sacred Heart to slip Curran, with Harry Himes 22. Duke forward back in time Syracuse and blocked two game next Tuesday. shots into the net. These recording two assists and 23. Texas A&M Georgetown two clutch shots to give goals, however, did not go Bruce Lorange dishing out one. 24. Southern Cal 'Nova the unanswered. Curran stepped OT win. In The Ice Cats travel to Boston 25. San Diego State What we want to do up his play and scored both this coming weekend to face the past two games he 'Nova goals in the period. He Wentworth College with games now is win the riglit has had 35 points and was assisted twice by Shoup, on Friday and Saturday, Feb. to malce ttie 19 rebounds. with Stattenfield and Vinny games til 17 and 18. MCAA Tournament Head Coach Harry Perretta

Tomorrow, the team travels to play the Seton Hall Pirates. Vil- lanovar with its recent success, received as M. B-ball many votes in the Associated Press poll as Seton (Continued from page 32) Hall, becoming the first Big East Meanwhile, team, besides UConn, to do that Syracuse was held to just 11 total all season. 'Nova lost to Seton Hall rebounds for the half. Lucious earlier this season in overtime, 60- Jackson, John Wal- eiSiSential lace and J.B. Two 59. Reafsnyder combined for zero points and one rebound '^When /' Villanova 's current 16-5 record the radical priest comes to get me released. . in the first period. gives the team reason to be But Optimistic. Jim Boeheim's troops have — Paul Simon CMe and Julio never been known to quit, Down by the "What we want to do now is as Schoolyard^ witnessed by win the right games to make the Syracuse's 88-85 NCAA Tournament," said comeback victory over 'Nova last Perretta. year in the Spectrum. This year would be no 'Nova seems in prime condition different. It is on honor to welcome 'Cuse started the second half on a Uving legend. mm to secure a bid. Not only is their a 9-0 record impressive, but the Cats run on two Moten jumpers, a Wallace layup, followed have achieved it competing by free throws by against some of the best teams in Michael Lloyd and Jackson. tor SL the nation. Not only have they Moten played incredible basket- mm^mm0^99 played the undefeated No. 1 "An Evening ball for 43 minutes, shooting 15- With DcaiBenig•f$ ranked Huskies, but they also of-27 from the floor have played Seton Hall and Ala- for a career- high 36 points. He big bama (currently No. 19). Addition- made shot after big shot and ally, the Cats have won 12 of their single-handedly kept past 13 contests. Syracuse in the game. "Tonight you saw the best player in the Big East this year," Sunday, said Boeheim, referring to Moten. "He's carried us the entire year and the only reason we had a February 26, 1995 chance to win tonight was Law- rence Moten." 8 p.m. Nightclub and Sports Bar Moten helped the Orange to a Mi 78-70 lead with just 3:20 left TONIGHT before the Cats cut the lead to 80- Villanova Room ' > 4- date thia 78 by nailing six consecutive free and 2 Gr*crt Party A Band* MIKE NINES throws. Eric Eberz hit a jumper on the baseline to tie the game at Connelly Center AND THE LOOK 80 with 14.9 .seconds left. He -%4 Plus finished with 17 points on 6-for- DON'T CALL ME 16 shooting. Syracuse had six Villanova University seconds to answer, but Lawson i FRANCIS swatted a Lloyd shot to send the i game into overtime. I "[Lawson] is a great shot SATURDAY, FEB. 18 blocker," said Lappas. "He's Politiccd Activist STRANGE AS become more selective and more mature being able to play in those ANGELS Pkji conditions [having four fouls]." Award Winning Poet THE HONEYBUZZARDS Tomorrow the Cats will be in Storrs, Conn, to take on the No. 1 UConn Huskies at Gampel THURSDAY, FEB. 23 Author and Playwright Pavilion. *Th* New Scntatloni* "Right now, I'll take my chances MR. GREENGENES anywhere," said Lappas. Catholic Priest

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I Intramural Update Big East Week In Review i Storm, took a step backward, PROVIDENCE BOSTON COLLEGE Men's losing to the Villanova Wildcats, (12-8 Summary Overall, 4-8 in the Big East) (8-12 Overall, 2-10 in the Big East) -Basketball Standings- 81-67, at the Meadowlands. The The reigning Big East Tourna- Aft^r beginning the season with By ROBERT Wildcats held Seton Hall to a .368 SCHUMACHER deny the Huskies a win in the ment champions are in the midst a chilling 0-8 Big East mark, the Division 5 Division 2 Staff Reporter field goal percentage, which 30 WOMEN'S Carrier dome. A victory against of a two-game skid, losing to the Eagles have been able to post an MEN'S MEN'S The Clam 4-0 FRED included a horrid 3-for-23 from UConn would have brought them Syracuse Orangemen, 100-76, and improved 2-2 record over their 4-0 last Faculty/Staff Poonta Coonski CONNECTICUT three-point range. The Pirates to the A LEAGUE into a first-place tie, but they lost Miami Hurricanes, 69-63. four games. BC was able to upset A LEAGUE LEAGUE Forcing the Issue 2-1 l\ (19-1 Overall, B $175 12-0 also turned ball in the Big East) 77-70. The Orange got heavy the over 17 times. Against Miami, the Friars shot the then-No. 20 Georgetown 2-1 Hoyas Sig Ep Sloth Eddie The Huskies maintained their Freshman forward Donnell Willi- only .370 Division 1 Division 1 contributions in both games from (20-for-54) from the field. 78-67 in front of a sell-out crowd Division 1 MacDaddyz 2-2 1^ two-year „ f. Faculty/Staff 3-0 reign as the Big ams led the squad with 14 points. 3-0 *[f Intimidators East senior guard Lawrence Moten, Senior forward Eric Williams, at Conte Forum. The Hoyas have Grumpy Old Men Neon Lightning Mighty Whip-its 1-3 The Milk Money Psychopaths 3-0 conference leader with their 77- matching Junior forward Adrian Griffin PU's leading scorer, Fightin' Fabs 2-1 Stanky Phat f^ X"« a career high with 32 finished with not been able to win in Boston The Senators 0-4 Can't Read This ^•^ 70 victory over f [J But Net 2-1 the then-No. 10 points netted 12, the first time in six a season low seven points, I 2-1 Nothin' against Providence and mark- since 1991. Boston College was Phi Sig Respectable Foes }" 0-4 Jadmak's 1-2 Syracuse Orangemen. The games he had not scored at least ing the first Beachwood Aged 2-2 The Couch Danas battle hitting for 17 against UConn. time this year he has not able to ride its euphoria to a Division 6 0-3 of the Big East juggernauts 20. The Hall, seeking a NCAA bid, scored less 1-2 J'^ Lady Hoopsters was Syracuse has slipped a notch to than 10. He fouled out second straight win, though, and Divine Revelation The Chuck Wagon 4-0 Skillz Division 3 0-3 not decided until the final 2:22 saw the game as an opportunity with 8:43 1-2 i'f The Schmits No. 11 in the nation. remaining. Freshman lost to the St. John's Red Storm Smurfs n SAE 2-1 Helpers 3-0 ^J Vai Se Fuder Mommy when UConn took the lead for to turn some heads by beating a center Piotr Szybilski Beta Theta Pi 0-2 203 "^ Division 2 was a 81-71. Sophomore forward Danya Pi Kapps B Team 2-1 Who Farted 2-2 good at 69-68 nationally ranked Hobos 3-0 on free throws by GEORGETOWN team. These surprise starter and had 15 points Abrams led the team with 29 2-1 2-2 Division 2 * Lucca Deflators 2-0 junior center Travis Knight. hopes may still remain since three and five Division Delta Gamma (14-6 Overall, 7-5 in the Big East) rebounds in 24 minutes. points and 11 rebounds in both 2 1-2 St. Rita's Fab Frosh 3-0 Carpis Boys 2-0 Sophomore guard Ray Allen led With of the six remaining SHU games Despite its poor Alcoholics Anonymous j'j Winded the Hoyas mired in a mid- shooting. Provi- games. 2-0 New Team/Same Guys 1-2 Corr's Extra Gold the team with are against ranked opponents. Baknaffek ^'Jj 1-1 18 points, while season slump, it dence had a chance to tie the D. Fire 2.2 South Paws appeared that game Fabulous Five 2-0 ^•^ The What Nots 1-2 Fat Back Club senior forward Donny The Mob Animaniacs 0-3 Marshall their Feb. 8 match up against the late, but an Austin Croshere 3-1 %'% Regulators 0-3 Prospect Fab Five 0-2 LXA The 0-3 and Knight each contributed 15. lowly BC Eagles three-point airball ended their Stick It Alabama Slammers would provide 1-2 Division 7 Allen's Phi Sig II SPUD f'5 strong performance gave them with an easy confidence- MIAMI chances. 0-4 Wood Hustlers 4-0 a PITTSBURGH Londaon A's Xi him second straight Big East co- building win. The Eagles, howev- (10-9 Overall, 5-7 in the Big East) The Dungeon 3-1 Division 4 (5-15 Overall, Ml in the Big East) Mac-D's 0-4 X"^ Mob Job player of the week honor (along er, had entirely After losing 7 1/2 0-4 something else in to the Villanova WG's The Loft 2-2 Shot Slops 30 The Panthers, after a 90-61 Division 3 WOMEN'S with Villanova's Kerry Kittles). mind when they upset George- Wildcats 73-63, the Hurricanes ST. JOHN'S Division 3 2-2 Boulders spanking at the hands of the No Contest 3-0 « - C. Rockets Connecticut extended its own town, 78-67. were Duck Butler 2I The then-ranked No. able to rebound and defeat (10-10 Overall, 3-9 in the Big East) 3-0 ^'^ Prisoners of Gravity 2-2 Moon Crickets LEAGUE conference record UConn Huskies on ESPN's Big Pi Kapps A Team B with 17 consec- 20 Hoyas have since dropped out the Providence Friars to gain sole Ta-Dow Raging Har Don 1-1 The Red Storm snapped its nine-day, Shooters 2-1 FEDeration 1-2 utive victories and currently Monday, had a much ^1 of the top 25, suffering their possession of sixth place in the Big nine-game conference losing Killical Killerz 1-2 St. Martin 1-2 Division 1 needed vacation. While many of TKO 2-1 ,J Brewers holds the No. 1 ranking in the second straight East. Miami took advantage Back in the Hole 0-2 2-1 upset and third of streak with a 81-71 victory over Run SID 0-4 ACS Drive by shooters Shooters country. the Pitt players are savoring the Julius M {^ With this move from No. loss in a row. Freshman guard clutch three-point shooting to the My Mom Says We're Good Monster Dolan 0-2 Crusaders 2-1 visiting BC Eagles. Senior rest, one Panther who probably Windex Men 1-2 3, both the men's and women's Allen "Q" Iverson led the team with create a decisive 19-8 run which forward James Scott led four Clue 1-2 Crew I 2-1 does not want to see any down Sigma Pi 1-2 MEN'S Vu teams hold the top spot in the 20 points. Iverson has led G'Town turned a 46-42 deficit into a 61- players in Sig Ep Wanna Bees 2-1 double figures with 21 time is red-hot senior center 0-4 NROTC nation, the first time in Jaime APD NCAA in scoring in 10 of its 12 league 54 lead with 2:33 remaining. The points. Freshman Division 5 Tri Delta 1-2 guard Felipe Peterson. Statistically, Peterson Division 4 C LEAGUE history that teams from the same games. Teammate Othella Har- 69-63 victory secured the 'Canes 0-3 Lopez netted 15 in the effort and is 3-0 Division 1 Wolfman's Wolfpack 3-0 The Schmidt's school have simultaneously one of the most improved Thugs Division 4 occu- rington led his squad as a fresh- first Big East regular season was named Big East Rookie 4-0 2-0 Division 2 of the players in the country. He leads Dirty Bushels 3-0 Cyclones 2-0 Return of Rodrigo Don pied the top spot in their respective in man 10 of 18 games in 1992- sweep. Junior guard Steven Week. This award is 1-1 3-0 Lopez' third Pitt in scoring (15.3), rebounding Ode to Ball 2-1 Rodrigo Vargus 1-0 Hamu's Heroes 4-0 Jacks Army polls. 93 and was named Big East Rookie Edwards led the team with 13 honor of the season. It 1-1 Rejects 2-1 comes after (9.8), field goal percentage (.543) House 2-1 Alberto Striani Fan Club 2-1 Verdict's Inn 1-2 Cavern The of The Keg the Year. points and became the school's all- his superlative play in the 1-2 Dry Pack King's 1-2 Mission Impossible 2-1 SJU and free throw percentage (.818). Sig Ep Aces 1-2 Flying Squirrels 1-1 Samusa SYRACUSE time leader in three-pointers made win over 1-2 BC and in its 90-87 loss He also has 38 steals 1-2 1-2 Sig Ep Sciurb 1-2 Mighty Morphin Power Crawlers (17-4 Overall, 10-2 and 50 The Beavers Loafers in the Big East SETON HALL with 173. It was coach Leonard to 1-2 Seton Hall, where he had 25 blocks. Last season, 1-2 1-2 The Carneyvores 1-2 Rangers 1-2 Vu Crew II The he averaged Lethal Weapon Five Yellow Team Orangemen defeated the (15-7 Overall, 6-6 in the Big East) Hamilton's 100th career win. points, 15 1-2 0-3 rebounds and nine 4.9 points, 3.5 boards, shot .535 Sigma Nu 0-3 0-2 Weeblows 0-4 American Sombreros Shoop Providence Friars, 100-76, to keep 5-0 ATO The Pirates, after raising their Miami is this season in league assists. On the year, is he aver- from the field, .586 from the line pace with Connecticut in the conference record over .500 with games decided by six points or aging 18.8 points in all games and and had seven steals and 19 conference, but were unable to a 90-87 win over the St. John's less. Villanovan's Top 10 Red 19.9 in league play. blocks. From 1. Fabulous Five Highest Scoring Games 2. Grumpy Old Men Women's Summary

I to seal her team's fourth straight Schildt could not carry the bag in the 3. No Contst By ERIC BEGG ST. JOHN'S ing her position as the league's Fabulous Five 100, London A's 36 victory at Alumi Hall. Blue fin- Syracuse's game versus the Staff Reporter (8-6 Big East: 13-9 number two scorer. OveraU) ished the night with 23 points Fabulous Five 75, The Mac-D's 34 and Hoyas, though, as her team fell 4. Thugs The Red Storm was busy last Grumpy Old Men 71, Beta Theta Pi 28 12 rebounds. Miami's other rookie by 12 down in DC. BOSTON COLLEGE CONNECTICUT week, playing three games in a star, Rinnat Zaltz, Intramural SPUD 70, The Mob 33 was a bright (2-12 Big East: 5-17 5. Pi Kapps (13-0 Big East: 21-0 OveraU) five day period. Unfortunately, St. Overall) Baknaffek 69, The Mac-D's 23 light in an otherwise dim game PROVIDENCE They say that good things come Like Napoleon at Austerlitz, the John's could only muster one as she Sillz 67, The What Nots 22 posted 18 points in her (2-12 Big East: 6-19 Overall) to 6. Fab Frosh Huskies are victory, 95-47 those who wait, which definite- sweeping away their and that was a win squad's flogging at Office Neon Lightning 66, The Couch 37 UConn. Zaltz Providence's tough luck season ly applies competition. Last week saw the over Niagra, an out of conference to the Eagles. After a Stick It 56, The 33 and Blue are now Miami's two Mob 7. Baknaffek continued last week as they month of one-sided losses, Boston Huskies increase their Big East school. More importantly, the Red leading Stanky Phat 56, 203 43 scorers, at 13.7 and 13.5 dropped both of their games. The College By GREG GREENFIELD winning lost finally broke out of their streak to 28 games with Storm both its Big East games and are the 10th and Reporter The Loft 56, FEDeration 27 8. Neon Lightning ppg, 11th contest was not even close as the slump as Staff triumphs over Seton Hall last week, 76-63 to Villanova, they won big 69-53 over and and leading scorers in the Big East, Clams 55, The Mighty Whip-its 30 Lady Friars lost by 23 to Seton Pittsburgh. Sophomore star Holly Miami. During their assault on 60-56 to Miami. In the Miami respectively. New Team/Same Guys 54, The What Nots 43 9. Skillz Hall and 14 to the Cats. The Lady Porter Shawn Cooley, the assistant women's basketball, UConn has game, senior guard Allegra was finally able to rub off 31 Friars weight trainer for the Univer- LXA 53, London A's have now lost five straight some of her ability on the rest of 10. Faculty/Staff compiled various and sundry Schnell came off the bench to lead GEORGETOWN sity, and Alcoholics Anonymous 51, 7 1/2 WG's 17 games, and 14 out of its last 15 her team, as the Ron Twomey, the streaks, including playing before the St. John's charge by scoring Eagles out-shot Grumpy Old Men 51, Beechwood Aged 39 (5-9 Big East: 9-13 OveraU) games. Despite her team's head women's volleyball coach, five straight points, col- and out-rebounded the stunned sellouts, which is no 21 including six three- Georgetown solidified the Intramural The Keg House 51, Sip Ep Aces 50 their lapse, rookie Kerri Chatten totaled Lady Panthers. head Program small feat considering that pinters. St. John's tries to right Porter finished Gam- hold on the middle of the pack in this year. looks at his Forcing the Issue 51 , The Mighty Whip-its 40 41 points in both games, solidify- with 24 points Twomey pel Pavilion seats 8,241 itself this week against Providence and eight boards. people. the Big East by recording a 1-1 role in intramurals as Ta-Dow 50, My Mom Says We're Good 44 new a Those lucky few that get into the and Georgetown. No Country 50, Sigma Pi 40 record last week. After losing by chance: "I see it as a great pavilion got to see the Huskies nine at Pittsburgh, the Hoyas opportunity to work in this pummel the hapless Hurricanes PITTSBURGH were able to regroup and defeat aspect of the athletic 85-48. Lobo, Rebecca on her way (7-7 Big East: 13-9 Overall) the Orangewomen at home, 79-67. department." to earning Big East Co-Player of What should have been an easy The Hoyas were led by a couple the Week, scored 19 points and week for the Lady Panthers of seniors in their win over Twomey is seeking to take Syr- grabbed 11 rebounds versus Mia- turned into a disaster as they lost acuse. advantage of this opportunity 'Nova handles Seton Hall Guard Colleen Hanrahan mi. Lobo and the Huskies then to the 5-17 by making the Intramural Eagles, 69-53. Despite scored 18 points and forward drove down to New Jersey to take a decent effort from guard Ste- Jenny Department "more user friend- Jacobsen added 15 of her on the Lady Pirates in front of phanie Petho, who scored 17 while own, as well as 12 following in the footsteps rebounds. In ly," in convincing three-pointer in the Villanova won made one their first ever sell-out crowd. grabbing six boards, Pitt was the loss to the of ex-Director of Intramurals Lady Panthers, the this Saturday first half finished the game Lobo, fashion past and who put up 18 points, and outplayed in every facet of the Hoyas were plagued by poor Chris Branscome who made that range. No against the Pirates of Seton 3-for-23 from Jen Rizzotti, who matched Lobo game. The Lady Panthers were defense, evident the strides in increasing the by fact that great led nine at player scored more than with Hall. The Cats by Pirate 18 of her own, disposed of really hurt on the boards as the they allowed Pitt to shoot number of students involved. over 52 halftime and by the end of the 14 points and a 37 percent Seton Hall, 84-62, bringing the Eagles snagged 14 more 'bounds percent from the field. Poor shoot- 81-67 from the game had posted an shooting accuracy Huskies that much closer to over the course of the game. ing defense has plagued As a means of making the the Hoyas victory. floor was indicative of the another Big East title. Earlier Department more in the week Panthers all year long. They rank dead last Intramural sensation Kerry Kit- Hall's woes. The Pirates also Junior handed Georgetown a nine point in the Big East in that friendly," Twomey sug- category, "user tles paved the way offensively suffered from the absence of SETON HALL loss. Pittsburgh was once again allowing opponents to shoot 44.5 gests that if there are any points and seven freshman center Jacky Kaba (9-5 East: 18-6 with 23 Big Overall) led by Petho, who netted 29. Good percent from the field. questions to call the Intramural assists. Eric Eberz (4-for-8 and were unable to play tough Despite losing a game last week, shooting was the primary reason (x6560), where Commis- Office three-pointers) had 19 points in the paint, as witnessed by Seton Hall returned to form Dodd and Pitt won this game as they shot SYRACUSE sioners Suz chipped in strong performances of against Providence, while Jason Lawson the handing them 52 percent from the field, includ- (5-9 Big East: 7-15 Overall) Antoinette Calimeg can be 15 more. Chuck Kornegay Lawson and Kornegay. a 72-49 drubbing. The Hall was ing 60 percent in the second half. The schedules Orangewomen made more reached regarding team-high 11 sore spot for 'Nova was led rookie Sandy Mitchel, grabbed a One by who The Panthers will have to hope strides toward their drive to 'j and game times. Twomey can rebounds and Alvin Williams its free throw shooting. The was named Big East Rookie of the that their shooting touch remains respectability when they handed be reached in his office in case was siolid at point guard, dis- Cats finished the game 8-for- Week. Mitchell scored 18 points as they host UConn later this Boston College a four-point loss there are any problems that no single hing out seven assists and 16 from the line and and had eight rebounds against week. last week. The win represented the system. students have with committing only three turnov- hit on more than 50 the Lady Friars. Dana player Wynne was Syracuse's first season sweep in Coach Twomey 's office is on from the ers. Super-sub Zeffy Penn percent of his shots also a decisive factor in the victory MIAMI a long time and was brought about the first floor of Jake Nevin and 60-42 scored eight points and grabbed charity stripe. as she led her team to (7-7 Big East: 10-12 Overall) through a fine performance by you can reach him at x4137. in put Villanova's rebound advantage, pulling eight rebounds 26 minutes The win down The Hurricanes took to the road rookie center Makinda Schildt, r : record at 10-2 going 17 boards. Seton Hall lost its next of play. conference last week and wound up with a who netted 18 points. The Oran- Villanova was aided by the the Syracuse game. Seton game against UConn, although The Intramural Department into split, first getting demolished by gewomen were also led by super Hall's horrendous outside Hall dropped to 15-7 overall and the loss could be viewed as a moral the Huskies, 85-48, and forward Maria notes that there will be no FILE PHOTO then Duffy who added shooting. The Pirates only 6-6 in the Big East. victory. Earlier in the season the sneaking ^^ evening aerobics classes during by the Red Storm, 60- 15 points and 10 rebounds to the "-'' ^"^* **"* ^""^^^ this Lady Pirates were crushed by 44 ''""^ ^^^^° ««"d"y UConn'8 backcourt 56. Rookie forward Octavia Blue cause. Schildt has ' the remaining scheduled men's f^ri^^A?" ^?^ come on strong c«„u«««,« # j t^ «, . n»w'«r **"!!. u**'"'""*^* '^'o" Sheffer and Ray Allen, OIlie is, points by the Huskies, but this was the deciding ***'»" basketball home games (Feb. part of one of the best factor in the in the Orangewomens last fivf ?'* '" a' guard trios in the Big East. able ^""ZtJ^J^mZ.^JZl'^' /•'"^t" 'I'l" time they were to cut the Canes' win at St. John's "" """"" "" " "'"' *"^ '" *^'* 22 and Feb. 28). as she games as she has averaged 11.9 lie Pir.ur.omoJ^w deficit in half and only lost by 22. nailed a layup with 34 seconds left points and 8.8 rebounds a game. '1; ^^ ,

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*» J 7 Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats Catholic media coverage or prestige, respec- By JONATHAN PASSMAN I'm just glad we didn't lose by wish that modern electronics and St. Peter's. Roman Sophomore Providence needs strong Williams gaining or two of tively. a Staff Columnist three or less. One would think would be put to a good use, but could have beaten one finish to gather support. Miami that if ATT is developing a way I guess that shopping cart thing those teams this year. may see the NIT, but their revival Of course it was going to be a to checkout of a supermarket is more important. is ranked one place is not enough to gather support confidence dogfight. Georgetown at the Syracuse was ranked without taking one's groceries out Besides, I've learned to live with point 1/ Seton Hall in the power for the Big Dance this year. St. tenth in the country and furious of a shopping cart, that they could clock/buzzer controversies. All I ahead of but they have taken a John's, Boston College and Pitts- By after letting a good chance to develop a way to precisely syn- need to do is remember the Conrad ratings, MARK SPOONAUER the best part of his game — replaced, has guided Alvin of late, dropping games burgh are just playing out rebuild- Sports Editor upset the now No. 1 UConn Hus- McRae disaster two years ago, nose dive penetrating — is what allows him through this period of transition. from some fast food ing seasons. That leaves three. kies fall by the wayside. when McRae buried a prayer ball like coupons to tally up the assists. _.o.oco. Haynes' advice remains the same Hall it is the strongest chicken establishment. Seton Fortunately, One play Tuesday night in "A lot of the Villanova? I was not worried to sink the Wildcat upset bid with the time I like to from Alvin 's freshman year, but Georgetown figure to make the three from the Big East in a long Cat's overtime victory about complacency, even after one second left, just three seconds or over the penetrate and draw attention and his words are as appropriate now on the backbone of while. No. 11 Orangemen nine straight wins. I just assumed after Kerry Kittles gave the Wild- tournament epitomized the maybe kick it to Kerry or Eric for as they will ever be. it contributions sophomore an outside the Wildcats remembered Law- cats the supposed win. It took me point shot," said Alvin. "[John] just tells me to control 1 guard Alvin Williams rence Moten's three-pointer which until Monday to finally stop has made However, before Alvin can even the show and to play my game," since, and stabbed them in their collective reliving that shot, and this shot Average Joe even long before, Jon- think about dishing the ball off, said Williams. athan Haynes he has hearts at the Carrier Dome in nearly replaced it. was sidelined. to play clean, smart tran- Besides the encouragement of Williams, on a breakaway sition January. I just assumed the Wild- Maybe I, (actually, make that which basketball — a facet of the Haynes, what has also allowed By JOSEPH TUITE Lawrence Moten drove the base he could have certainly finished game that cats were angry. all of us), have been spoiled by many take for granted. Alvin to play his game is the Staff Columnist line against Alvin Williams and off himself, They sure looked mad those Villanova's success lately. Except made sure the last Essentially, in order for Williams improved play of several other got by Williams, who took a swipe pass first few minutes, flying out of the for the Pittsburgh games, Villa- went to Kerry Kittles, sec- to set up the offense, he cannot players. No team gets to be 18-5 and the for the ball that touched nothing uring 'Nova's gate like a thoroughbred at the nova has been winning too damn chances for the commit any turnovers. In this "Everyone has stepped up their No. 15 team in the country with- but air. Yet Higgins saw some- bucket. It is this kind of regard, Alvin Kentucky Derby. However, I knew easily. People say that the Big unselfish has been extremely game," said Williams. "Kerry, out confronting some adversity. thing that made him blow the team play by Williams proficient that first television timeout was East is back, when in fact it really that has simply because he is Eric, Jason, everyone, even Zeffy The Cats have been able to over- whistle for a foul on Williams. propelled the Wildcats into second fully aware of how coming and that worried me. Too Trom •Hie might not be. Sure Connecticut is damaging Penn, has stepped up his game. come last second defeats as well Anyone who has watched the Cats place in the Big East turnovers often I've seen momentum just die tops in the country, and Villanova and has can be. Everyone is playing well, and its as injuries to key players. They've play this season knows that bad earned Alvin the respect "I think in the name of a Ford commercial. CWEAP and Syracuse are obvious top 15 of his [turnover-free basket- taken more of the pressure off of SEATS also had to overcome the workings calls from Higgins is the rule teammates. ball] And that it did. teams, but the bottom of the is very important, especially my shoulders, because when every- of one man. His name is Tim rather than the exception. Every Williams admits he" has been from the point guard," Syracuse fought back and even- conference is, well, bad. commented one else gets up I can play my Higgins. game is important from here on struggling of tually commanded an eight point The Big East really only late offensively, but Williams. "He's the one who regular game." Let me preface myself by saying what he does for his lead, but the never-say-die Wild- deserves three teams in the tour- in and is simply too important for team in other starts off the offense and, if you that I Still, am not the kind of person a guy like Tim Higgins to be ways has kept 'Nova's winning can't start it off there are those who ques- cats, who have won 32 of their last chronize the buzzer with the nament (four if Georgetown man- without having who complains about officiating, streak alive. a tion Alvin's abilities as a player 38 games, were not phased. Chip- clock, rather than the half-second ages to get their act together). working. turnover, then I think the and I'm a firm believer that good 'Tve tried to provide a little offense will and even his presence on the ping, stealing and driving, the delay. The rule states that the Seton Hall has a good record, but suffer." teams should be able to overcome spark for Kerry and Eric and other Alvin has court. However, Williams doesn't Wildcats came back and took the buzzer ends the half, and even they haven't beaten a strong played his support anything to get a victory. Howev- players like Jason so that they role from answer to the fans or the critics, game in overtime in a war that though that three-pointer was team. The Pirate non-conference can the point well by con- er, every game that Higgins has shoot the ball," said Alvin. trolling the but only to his coach and himself. I know took at least five years off released after the clock showed schedule was atrocious this year, tempo of the game and officiated has turned into a Rather than look for his shot, avoiding, for "Right now I'm really comfor- my life. I felt like Fred Sanford 0:00, apparently the buzzer pitting them against the likes of the most part, costly debacle. what Williams has consist- errors. table," responded Alvin. "I'm just after the game. sounded just after his Long Island University, Wagner done release. I out During an Arkansas game a few ently from the point is feed the "I want to just do everything there being myself. I really weeks ago, can't listen to Dick Vitale called ball to the players who can pro- I can do, everything I'm able to what the fans or PHOTO BY AMY DRAKE other Higgins one of the premier referees duce the most points for the Cats. do, to help the team," said Alvin. people say, because I'm doing in the country. Granted, he did a Sophomore Alvin Williams has played a large role in the WUdcats' 'Tm looking toget them started, Of course, there are times when what Coach Lappas is good job in that game and a few success this season. His consistent telling me to do." Scope's spotlight Hoya play at the point-guard position to start the offense and to control the pressures of starting can get on: for others I have the injured Jonathon Haynes has watched this season, been crucial to the Cats recent everything out there on the to Alvin. Fortunately, a voice of wmnuig streak. Indeed, it seems that as long as but I truly believe that this guy court." reassurance, that of Jonathan Alvin continues to be himself, the hates the Cats. It seems like that Not surprisingly, Alvin believes Haynes, the player Williams has Wildcats will continue to win. of the three refs on the court, he center Othella Harrington is the only one. who ever makes any calls against the Cats. Take, for example, the other night By ALEX Senior center SCOFIELD seemed lost on the court this year resurface on any given night. against Syracuse. Two plays Jen Maga anchors Wildcat squad Senior Reporter amid the escalated speed of his However, there have been too stand out in my mind, and the By teammates. many disappointing performances halftime non-buzzer beater isn't KATE SZUMANSKI finishing in seventh place in the is undeniably the Big East's sole am currently applying to PT school or high school level in the It is becoming routine for the The results have begun to from Harrington since Big East one of them. Senior Reporter Big East, the then junior dominant averaged powerhouse. [physical therapy] schools in the future. Georgetown Hoyas. show. Harrington was the pivotal play began. Going into this week, The first was the foul called a solid 6.3 points and 5.6 rebounds "UConn is a great team with area and hope to enroll next year. "Coaching is not a goal of mine, Like of their recent sea- many player for Georgetown in his first the Hoyas had lost three straight, when Lucious Jackson was in 26.1 minutes of play per game, great depth. They were the first If I don't go to PT school, I would but I would definitely like sons, the Hoyas' performance Villanova'^ tri-team to pass has two seasons, when the Hoyas and Harrington was not helping. attempting a three pointer. A captain ranking fifth on the team in team in the Big East we played like to work in a similar field and on the things I have learned to failed to live up to preseason emphasized their trademark half- He was in a deep funk during the friend of mine was sitting court- and starting center Jennifer Maga scoring and second in and will rebounds. be the last team we play would consider nursing as a others." said it expectations. Many predictors court game. Harrington averaged losses to Syracuse, Miami and BC, side, and he said it was the worst best: "We are on a roll." Therefore, last season's disap- in the regular season," said backup." Maga. Maga has already taught the believed that the arrival PHOTO BY SEAN KELLY And with an impressive overall of fresh- 14.7 points per game last year, averaging a mere four points each phantom foul he had ever seen. pointing end was not without its "We're saving the best for last; Although Referee Tim Higgins the prospects for a entire University community the man sensation Allen Iverson along with 8 The second in record of 16-5 and a phenomenal bright rebounds. This game. Miami held him scoreless, was overtime when spots. Maga not only posted we've had the whole season to get woman to continue playing bas- Big values of hard work and dedica- would give Georgetown the out- year's numbers, 10.5 ppg and 5.3 and he managed only two points East Conference record of 11- decent numbers, but also gained the kinks out of our game and ketball beyond the college level are tion and will be sorely missed both side dimension which would land rpg, reflect the Hoyas' emphasis against Syracuse. 2, the Villanova women's basket- a deeper understanding of her we're ready." dim, Maga may stay involved with in the classroom and on the them atop the Big East. on Iverson and the outside game Earlier in the season, Harring- ball team is definitely heading in prominent role on the team as she Maga cites positive team chem- the sport and coach on the grade duPont hardwood Big East Conference Leaders the right come next year. Instead, this new element has he has brought to Georgetown. ton could afford to shrug off his direction, rolling toward entered the 1994-95 season. istry and team "togetherness" as (Conference Games Only) created somewhat of an identity sub-par game, as his team breezed its finest season in recent Wildcat "I know what my job is," said the main reasons for the women's crisis for Georgetown. A promis- through a relatively light non- memory with Maga leading the Maga. "And that job is to play outstanding winning record. ing 11-1 start to the 1994-95 Scoring pack. NfeVe got talent on the conference schedule. good defense, get rebounds and "We get along and truly like Ray Allen, UConn Fueling the team's season has given way to a cold "I think I'm only half speed 22.2 incredible score a couple of buckets." each other," said Maga. "We also streak — four losses in six outside and talent on KERRY KITTLES, Villanova momentum this season, the 6-foot- games, now," said Harrington last month. 22.1 Maga explains the most chal- share a common goal: we want to including humiliating road losses Danya Abrams, B.C. 2 inch Maga consistently demon- the inside, and "But as long as we're winning I'm 20.3 lenging and demanding aspect of win. We may have an off game Felipe Lopez, St. John's strates the effectiveness at Miami and Boston College. A satisfied." 19.9 and her game remains "going up every now and then, but we play sometimes it doesn't Lawrence Moten, Syracuse versatility of a solid inside far cry from the No. 10 ranking 19.8 player against taller or stronger girls." to win and we play the best The situation is different now, we that the Hoyas held during their rebounding off the boards and "Lots of girls in the Big can. realize mix too well. enter the East We that if somebody as the Big East teams Field Goal Percentage scoring first meeting with 'Nova Jan. 22; at the low post. are 6-foot-4 or better," she said. is hot, give them the homestretch of the regular season. shot; we're Hoya Senior John Jacques John Wallace, Syracuse .626 As a principal Georgetown has since fallen out contributor to the "Bigger competition is difficult to not hesitant this year and want Georgetown is finding out the ' KERRY KITTLES, Villanova .581 recent successes of the of the national rankings. The squad, the be effective against." to do well. We also realize how hard way that it cannot rely Jaime Peterson, Pittsburgh .560 team's record now stands at 14- North Royalton, Ohio native is This year, Maga feels the coach- important constructive completely on a rookie player to criticism 7-5 trying to get some things Adrian Griffen, Seton Hall .532 averaging 24.6 minutes 6 with a Big East record, a "He's per game ing staff has greater confidence in is and we take it from carry the team. Iverson, who leads each other. done," said Thompson recently. James Scott, St. John's .507 while shooting 39.8 percent from distant fourth place in conference her ability to perform off the And I realize that if I'm not the the team with 18 is contri- standings. "You've got to take your mind off ppg, field goal range and 57.1 percent boards and score at the low post. best player to play, then I buting his share, but the team Three -Point Percentage During this slide. Head Coach it and play. He might not be as from the line. "The coaching staff is letting us shouldn't be out there." needs much more than his output. Ray Allen, I think he is, but he's not UConn .481 In addition, the mid-westerner John Thompson has seemed good as play a little more on our own," In order to play her best, Maga he's playing. He's just Brian Fair, UConn .481 has tallied 19 steals in 21 unable to blend the up-tempo as bad as If the Hoyas are to succeed in games she said. "If something is not has adopted a demanding exercise overcome it." KERRY KITTLES, Villanova .458 played and is averaging 5.4 points presence of Iverson with the got to the upcoming month, they will working right, [Head Coach Harry program. Her conditioning regi- are still Marc Mollinsky, B.C. .442 and 6.3 Hoyas' big men. To be sure, there some have to re-incorporate Harrington rebounds per game, rank- Perretta] will pull you aside and men consists of running a couple Harrington shows ERIC EBERZ, Villanova .437 ing ninth on the Cats' "We've got talent on the outside games where into their game plan. As a player all-time tell you what you need to do. He of miles four or five days a week and talent on the inside, and the prowess in the paint which he who looked like an all-conference rebounding list with 503. knows what you need to and Blocks do and working out with the fitness sometimes it doesn't mix too demonstrated as an underclass- candidate in previous seasons, Yet Maga's career on the hard- it works. This has helped me out equipment in Atra. Iverson's absence, Har- JASON LAWSON, Villanova 3.17 wood has not always been well," said Hoya senior John man. In Harrington certainly has the marked a lot this season." "I work hard at being in shape temporarily resurfaced as Jaime Peterson, Pittsburgh 2.50 by such resounding Jacques. rington potential to return to form. The successes. With four conference games so that I'm not tired when I'm 66- Constantin Popa, Miami 2.17 Nobody has felt this disruption a team leader in Georgetown's Big East and NCAA Tournaments After being red shirted her fresh- remaining in the women's 1994- needed to play," said Wallace, Maga. "It's to Villanova last month. John Syracuse 1.92 man year with a knee injury, more than juniorOthella Harring- 60 loss will give Harrington another 95 regular season and her fellow important for me to be in good Don Reid, Georgetown 1.92 ton. Once billed as the successor He led the Hoyas in both points chance to atone for his inconsis- Maga split time with the other teammates performing at optimal shape." 1 * center during her sophomore year, ^* to G'town giants Patrick Ewing, and rebounds, with 21 and 11, tency; Georgetown's fate will levels, Maga expresses high hopes Juggling the rigors and heavy Assists starting in only seven Alonzo Mourning and Dikembe respectively. Clearly, Harrignton probably depend upon his ability games for a strong finish in the Big East course load of a general science Doron Sheffer, while appearing in all Mutombo, Harrington has often has the explosive talent that can to do so. UConn 6.58 28 contests. Conference and post-season play. major and the team's demanding Kevin Ollie, UConn 5.92 "I learned to play good defense "We have three goals as a team practice and playing schedule has Andre Alridge, and scored a few points if I Pittsburgh 5.00 for the remainder of this season," not been a problem for Maga who Michael Lloyd, happened to get lucky," Syracuse 4.92 said said Maga. "We definitely want has mastered the art of effective ALVIN Maga, a five-year member of 1 Villanova on WILLL\MS, Villanova 4.50 the to finish second in the Big East, time management. Watch No. 5 take team. go to the NCAAs and give Con- "I plan my time carefully and Steals Although the following season necticut a run for their money." take advantage of travel times on Allen sour I' Ivenson. Georgetown ended on a note with the Cats Currently in first place, UConn the bus to read," KERRY 3.67 said Maga. "I No. 1 UConn tomorrow at KITTLES, Villanova 2.75 Ray Allen, UConn 2.25 La^rrence Moten, Syracuse 2.25 Georgetown vs. Villanova In I*. Danny women's basketball FILE photo' 3:45 p.m. on CBS. Hurley, Seton Hall 2.25 Senior center Jennifer Maga has been a solid force inside for the Cats Her play has been a key Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in duPont component to Villanova's success this season. ' iilriL .Uijllritii -»

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P O R T S S; Cats squeeze by Orange in OT, 89-87 {^'K Lawson and Kornegay help Wildcats extend winning streak to 10 games

By TODD LESKANIC perhaps, was his pin-point accu- from the charity stripe down A^ociate Editor racy the stretch. The sophomore center nailed four consective free throws in the last 1:22 of regulation to It was a classic Valentine's Day help bring 'Nova back from an matchup between the Syracuse point deficit and send the Orangemen and the Villanova eight game into overtime. Wildcats with no love lost. "Jason's foul shooting is prob- outlasted Syracuse The Cats ably the single most improved (17-5, 10-3) 89-87 in an overtime skill on our entire team," said 15,861 looking on at thriller with Lappas. "It's no surprise. He's last Tuesday night. the Spectrum been shooting over 70 percent all This marked 'Nova's (18-5, 11- year." 2) tenth consecutive victory and Lawson finished with 20 points, pushed the Cats into sole posses- was 10-for-ll from the line and sion of second place in the Big grabbed 12 rebounds. East. The first half had deja vu "I think it's evident that this written all over it, as 'Nova is special group of guys," said a dominated the Orange and walked Head Coach Steve Lappas. "They into the locker room at the end just refuse to lose." of the half with a commanding 45- Chuck Kornegay emerged as 35 advantage. In the half, Korne- hero in this crucial conference the gay and Lawson dominated the win, scoring 14 points and grab- boards, tallying 14 points and 11 bing 13 rebounds in the contest. boards between them. Four of those points came in the {Continued on page 27) last two minutes of the overtime period and were the difference in the game. With the game tied at 85 with Associated 1:15 left in overtime, Kornegay eluded his man and came up with a tip-in to give the Cats a two point Press Poll advantage. After a Lawrence Moten jumper tied the game,

Kornegay took a pass from Kittles, 1. Connecticut ducked under the basket and 2. North Carolina scooped it in for the clincher with 3. Kansas just 8.6 seconds left on the clock. 4. Kentucky "My man stepped up to inter- 5. Massachusetts cept the pass from the double- 6. UCLA team," said Kornegay. "I saw 7. Maryland ^l Kerry step through it and I just 8. Michigan State put my hands up." 9. Missouri Despite not having one of his 10. Arkansas best performances and playing 11. Syracuse \f with bronchitus, Kittles (7-for-14, 12. Arizona 20 points) made the big pass and 13. Arizona State played an unselfish team-oriented 14. Wake Forest role. 15. VILLANOVA "That's part of my game, just 16. Virginia to relax and take my time and the 17. Stanford shots will come," said Kittles. 18. Alabama "Other players stepped up such 19. Oregon as Eric Ebierz or Chuck on the 20. Georgia Tech boards." 21. Iowa State Kornegay 's partner in the paint, 22. Oklahoma State «;:* Jason Lawson, turned in a spar- 23. Mississippi State BY AMY DRAKE PHOTO kling performance despite picking 24. Minnesota Sophomore Chuck Komegay's scoop shot provided the margin for victory in Villanova's victory up his fourth foul with 8:10 left 25. Purdue over No. 11 Syracuse. Kornegay and feUow sophomore Jason Lawson combined for 34 points in regulation. Most importantly. and 25 rebounds. Women's basketball wins 12 out of last 13 games By JOE PATTERSON played the way she's capable of chance to get more playing time. 6-foot-5 tower from Kankakee, 111., Despite averaging just 11 min- Sports Editor playing." In 13 minutes, she grabbed seven offered a glimpse of her potential, utes a game, Rosenthal has 41 of Her performance was especially rebounds, scored five points and "We play her to see how she 'Nova's 59 blocked shots and she ^1 The women's basketball team crucial since Dillon went down recorded four blocked shots. Unfor- does," said Perretta. "She played is currently third on the team in recorded four well, is simply on a roll. Undaunted by with a shoulder injury against St. tunately, she also so we gave her more playing rebounds. playing in their first game without John's. Freshman Jenny Higgins personal fouls. Nevertheless, the time." (Continued on page 26) star player Denise Dillon, the started in place of the injured Wildcats convincingly defeated forward. the Providence Friars, 79-65. "Right now, [Higgins] will start Cheerleaders receive national bid The victory lifted the Cats to and we'll see how she plays," said 11-2 in conference and 16-5 overall. Perretta. dual moves. Finally, two min- Providence (2-12 in the Big East, Higgins only played 12 minutes, The Universal Cheeiieading the East that got picked to go/' said junior utes of crowd responk must be 6-19 overall) was struggling com- but scored eight points. During Association announced earlier coH^aptain Amy Kenneliy. recorded. This p«rt