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The Carroll News-Vol. 84, No. 11 John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 4-29-1993 The aC rroll News-Vol. 84, No. 11 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News-Vol. 84, No. 11" (1993). The Carroll News. 1058. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/1058 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WHAT'S INSIDE Mellen Series brings Roadway CEO Joseph Clapp to visit JCU on May3. FEATURES .. .......... ............ 7 Poverty Plagues Guatemala Donnelly and Hermann speak on experiences. WORLD VIEW .... .. ...........9 Student Union Treasurer Profiled A Visit to Churchill Downs Kathy McCullough puts energy into Union. SPORTS.. .......................... 17 PROFILES .............. .......... 16 Committee acts Canisius College for RAs' freedoms may gain JCU's Guidelines for speech to be determined Thomas Peppard fortunately, time is running out Academic VP Special Projects Editor on the school year. However, lege, Buffalo's Jesuit institution Georgetown University. Last week, the Faculty Forum 's Scillia was unavailable for com­ of higher learning. Coming out of Henessey said he plans to fax executive committee elected the ment and no other members of the a field of I 0 candidates, Cooke the decision pf the board to the five faculty members who will committee know when their f1rst has made the cuts to be among the candidates immediately after it is serve on the Forum's ad hoc meeting will be held. final two. determined. commiuee to discuss establishing Ten faculty members volun­ The Presidential Search Com­ A reporter from Canisius Resident Assistants' rights of free teered to serve on the committee, mittee will present its fmal rec­ College's student newspaper, The expression in public university and the five were elected by the ommendation to the college's Griffin, said that Cooke, during forums. executive committee of the Fac­ Board of Trustees at a special two days of interviews in Buffalo Art History professor Charles ulty Forum. meeting on Monday, said Rev. in early April, "left a good im­ Scillia, who originally proposed Theexecutivecommitteeofthe James Henessey, SJ., chair of the pression and an impressive re­ creation of the committee, wiUbe forum is chaired by Jerry Moreno, committee. sume." the chairperson. The committee's of the Mathematics Dept. "A new president had to be Cooke, a native of the New four other members include In commenting on their moti­ chosen because Fr. Demske [cur­ York City area, said he looks Marcella Milota, head of cata­ vation in volunteering to serve on Mark Schreiner rent Canisius president] had suf­ forward to possibly working in loguing for the library; Psychology the committee, three of the five News Writer fered a number of health set-backs Buffalo, "It's the second city of Professor Helen Murphy; Math­ members mentioned a concern for If things go his way on Mon­ after commencement last year. New York State, and I am origi­ ematics Professor Dr. Paul Shick; dialogue and student freedom of day,Rev. VincentCooke,S.J.may After a president is chosen he will nally from the New York Province and Philosophy Professor Brenda expression. be taking a trip to Buffalo-per­ serve as Chancellor of the college, [of Jesuits)." Wirkus. "I believe freedom of speech is manently. relieving him of the day-to-day John Carroll is in the Detroit The committee's stated purpose an important issue, and faculty For about two months, Cooke, pressures of !he office," said He­ Province. is, "to hold discussions" with the have a role to play in it." said who is John Carroll University's nessey. When asked what will be done current Academic Vice President, teE facult(~ntS and Milota when asked why she vol­ The second candidate is Rev. if Cooke does get the job at a 4i0ii, • ...10 veloprec- un~ rorthecommiuee. .,.ve haJlreen onder ceflfSi8enltiol'l for Bematd Knoth,who is presently Canisius, Cooke said, "There is ommendations . that ensure been involved with other faculty the presidency of Canisius Col- the assistant Dean of Freshman at no contingency plan at this point" freedom of speech and discussion activities, including the faculty for all Residence Assistants," ac­ grievance committee." cording to the resolution passed at Wirkus agreed the issue was a Bemet Hall resident assaults female the Faculty Forum's April 16 vital one at Carroll. "I think that John R. Thome the victim was struck on the right ing." The hearing, which Farrell meeting. the extent to which freedoms of Managing Edtor side of her face "with the back of referred to, was held on Apri122, Students chosen to be RAs for expression exist on the University A female John Carroll Univer­ his right, open hand." just one day after the alleged inci­ the 1993-94 school year have al­ is imponant and must be dis­ sity resident of Pacelli HaU was Joe Farrell, dean of students, dent occurred. ready signed a letter of intent stat­ cussed," said Wirkus. "Also, I allegedly assaulted while in Bernet said Baylis has been banned from The victim was not willing to ing that they agree " ... to refrain think that not as much communi­ Hall on April 21, according to living in the dorms, and is not comment on the alleged incident. from using public forums to voice cation exists between the student University Heights Police records. permitted to live on campus, until According to Detective Jim any disagreements with these life people and the academic The woman stated, to police, spring semester of 1994, due to Dougherty, UHPD, !he incident is policies." people. I hope to establish channels that she was first verbally assaulted this alleged incident. still under investigation. Vice President for Student of communication." and then allegedly struck by Bernet "The fact is it is just a behavior "No one has been charged yet," Affairs James Lavin is withhold­ Shick mentioned that he too resident William Baylis, a 20-year­ that is inappropriate and we just Dougherty said. "Someone might ing comment on the letter of intent was going to propose that the old sophomore from Shaker can't accept that," Farrell said. be charged." Dougherty stated the until he has discussed the topic faculty investigate students' rights Heights. "For that reason he [Bay lis) agreed statute of limitations, or !he time with his staff and with the Faculty of free expression. "I planned to According to the police report, to leave the residence hall. .. he frame before prosecution is unat­ Forum's ad hoc committee. bring a similar but less detailed fUed by the victim, the woman agreed in an administrative hear- tainable, is two years. Committee members were no­ motion to the floor [at a Faculty was in Bernet retrieving some be­ tified of their election to the com­ Forum meeting]," said Shick. longings from Baylis' room when Conference on the Mound mittee late last week. The com­ Meghan Gourley, editor-in­ the alleged assault occurred. mittee has yet to meet, and, un- chief, contributed to this article. According to police records, UH Ordinance may have adverse affects on off-campus living John R. Thome The passing of the ordinance atmosphere ... chronic motor ve­ Managing Edtor may affect off-campus living hicle parking violations ... and On May 17. the way a "family" practices of many JCU students. complaints of undue noise such as is perceived in University Heights The ordinance specifically limits noisy late night parties." may change, according to a letter the number of "non-related" per­ The UH City Council plans to addressed to Rev. Michael Lavelle, sons to live together, which would hold a public hearing for the pro­ S.J., president of John Carroll. cause the current living status of posed ordinance to change the The letter, dated April 8, sent many off-campus Carroll students definition of"family" on the 17th, by Nancy E. Moore, clerk of to be a violation. at 7:30 p.m. in the Council council in University Heights, was The ordinance (93-27) states Chambers. intended as a "notice for a Planning that "council seeks to inhibit Any written comments on the Commission meeting." The overcrowding," which "most of­ proposed ordinance may be sent Commission will be presented ten occurs where more than two to the Council, to be read at the with an ordinance that "amends unrelated persons reside in single May 17 meeting, at 2300 the definition of 'family' in the family residences ... resulting in Warrensville Center Road, Uni­ John Carroll University baseball players take time to discuss City's Codified Ordinances." complaints of negative residential versity Heights, Ohio 44118. future plays during their game against Heidelberg on Tuesday. Page 2 The Carroll News, April 29, 1993 St boun ore rv Asmatunn 1 1 go, be it from parent~. from school, or from tnal and o William Baylis, in \\hat Dean of Students Joseph Farrell called an ''administrative hearing," agreed to accept the consequences of his alleged abusive action and remove himself from the campus. Justice has been served in a swift manner by the JCU hearing board. The healing process and forgiveness of the accused should begin. What is unforgivable, and unfortunate, about this situation is the in­ timidation directed at The Carroll News by Farrell. Farrell "urged," in a manner wholly inappropriate to his office, newly elected Editor-in-Chief Meghan Gourley not to print the name of the accused, William Baylis. The policy ofThe Carroll News is to print names when their knowledge is a matter of public record, as it was in this case.
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