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Vol. 70. No. 11 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. January 27, 1 995 Alleged Sororities complete phone annual spring Rush By DANINE ALATI was mvited back to all seven. At harasser Staff Reporter these parties, the rushees learned more about the sororities through The opportunity to participate talking to more sisters and watch- apprehended in this year's sorority Rush mg a video presentation. At the prompted 367 women to return third round, the sisters performed early from the semester break, skits for the rushees.

By CLAIRE REHWINKEL , with activities commencing Jan. The final round of Rush, the Assistant News Editor 12, said Director of Leadership preference parties, took place Jan. Development and Panhellenic 22. The rushees could return to An anonymous Philadelphia Advisor Gary Bonas. a maximum of two sororities. At male was brought up on charges Bonas was pleased with the this party, the importance of at the end of last semester for turnout because the academic sisterhood was stressed. After the making obscene telephone calls to requirement to rush was raised last preference party, the rushee large a number of the University's from a grade point average of 2.20 chose her first and second choice freshmen women. This harasser, to 2.25. Bonas said that the sorority. Her response was entered otherwise known by students on academic standards are still a bit into a computer where each Villanova's campus as the "Stan- low, and says that they will be rushee was to be matched with ford Stalker," was identified after raised gradually until they are her chosen sorority. a long process by the departments satisfactory. "We have these Since the new pledge quota for of Public Safety and Telecommun- requirements because pledging each sorority was set at 50, there ications. Eventually, the caller takes a lot of time and we would was still a chance that not eve- was taken into custody by the not want the girls' grades to ryone would receive a bid. Bid day Radnor police. suffer," he said. was Jan. 23, when the rushees Public Safety began receiving a Sorority Rush at Villanova is were informed of which bids they series of complaints concerning similar to that of other colleges were offered. Later that evening, strange phone calls to the resi- because the University follows sisters and pledges met for a dents of Stanford Hall, Nov. 8. the National Panhellenic celebration. "We [Public Safety] have period- Guidelines. "Rush was quite nerve- ically received similar reports in Rush began with the first round racking," Denise Neff, a rushee, the past, but nothing to this of parties, in which each rushee said. "But I am glad that I did it, degree," said Investigator David attended a party for each of the and I am even happier that it is Mann. "But, when an individual seven sororities. After that a over." hits a building as large as Stanford mutual selection process began, Rush Chair Sue Poll felt that COURTESY MEDIA RELATIONS Hall where close to 560 girls live, where the rushees began eliminat- Rush was successful. "The man- f you can imagine the enormity of ing sororities and vice versa. Each agement and counselor chairs and Becky Spies, a senior philosophy and biology major, has been named the situation." This man allegedly participant could possibly return a Rhodes Scholar. This award recognizes academic, athletic and everyone who helped me out with t: made additional phone calls to leadership achievements. to a maximum of five sororities Rush was phenomenal and every- students at both Bryn Mawr and for the second round, even if she thing ran smoothly." Rosemont colleges. The harasser reportedly would introduce himself as "Scott." Lecture examines Malcolm and Then he would claim to be a friend Martin's legacy of an imaginary person with a By KLICK for JONATHAN images most Americans. their problems. He added that few is a "symbol of young blacks' common name such as "Jen" or Assistant News Editor According to Cone, King repre- people will deny that the civil rage" against white middle-class "Kristen." "A search warrant sents the philosphy of love and rights movement has furthered America, "a bold, in-your-face was never issued for the individ- of As part the University's integration, while Malcolm is the black cause. He said, "Blacks assertion of blackness." ual's home," said Mann. "There- celebration of Martin Luther often seen as a symbol of "hate, have been movin' on up," but he Coinciding with this rising fore, to determine we have no way King, Birthday, Dr. ' Jr.'s James separation and violence." "These also said that black underclass is interest has been a steady decline how information was obtained Cone of Union Theological Semi- contrasting two images were poorer than during the 1960s and in the popularity of King. Cone about the girls he called. You have nary presented a lecture titled created by the mainstream media one-half of all black babies are said King is denounced as ineffec- to remember, we here at Public "Martin and Malcolm: Historical in the 1960s," he added. born in poverty. Also, he said tual and that even black college Safety have never spoken with and Theological Reflections" Jan. King was seen as a martyr after black youths are killing each other students, who benefit most from him first hand. It is believed, 16 in the Villanova Room of the his death, but tears "few were with a "frequency that boggles the civil rights movement, are however, that the girls, unknow- Connelly Center. Dr. Meghan shed outside of Harlem" for Mal- the human imagination." "enamoured with Malcolm's ingly, provided him with most of Keita of the history and Africana colm, said Cone. However, a "Malcolm evokes much more nationalism." the information. studies departments introduced "strong wind of change" has respect today among blacks than Cone decried this choosing After several weeks of these Cone by calling his work on King begun to blow across the African he did during his lifetime," Cone between the two men, saying that telephone calls, the University "illuminating," and Malcolm X American community in Cone's said, calling him an "inner city, both are needed to understand recognized these incidents as a claiming it "will stand the test of opinion. He said that many young cultural icon." Cone attributed America from the African vantage major problem and began to take time." blacks have started to question much of the resurgence in interest point. He said King and Malcolm the necessary actions for identi- explaining that Cone began by whether King's nonviolent to the Spike Lee movie about together express the black strug- (Continued on page 2) evoke contrasts in is sufficient the two men approach to solve Malcolm X's life. He said Malcolm (Con tin ued on page 2/ Editors seek change

HIS Malcolm and Martin Residence Life offers WEEK Beyond the Main rv Line (Continued from page 1) the last few decades that blacks gle tor identity, the struggle have benefitted from affirmative Editorials off-campus options .8 Source: The New York Times ical parts that eventually lead between integrationism and action laws. "We need Malcolm to Scope Compiled by: Melissa Lee to a hydraulic valve about the nationalism. "Choosing is like warn us against their tricky 15 By KATHLEEN Residence Life possesses a list of size of a soda can. The valve splitting ourselves in half," he logic," he added. COONEY ..* Editor in Chief families \dio are willing to house Features .. 19 channels hydraulic fluid to a explained. WASHINGTON, D.C. - Cone explained that young students. This is a popular option Who knows, cylinder that controls a rod Cone called King "the accept- President Bill Clinton blacks who emphasize Malcolm's Besides providing housing for particularly among graduate stu- offered that pushes the rudder. able Negro leader," claiming that his State of the Union Message rejection of nonviolence must be students on campus, the Office of dents, he said. who cares 22 After a United Airlines 737 white people love the nonviolent this week, stressing issues reminded that Malcolm never Residence Life provides several Some students choose to be live- Entertainment... crashed in Colorado Springs in King. But he added that the 27 such as immigration, teenage committed an act of violence services to students who live, or in babysitters, said Farsaci. These March 1991, investigators radical views of King are very pregnancy and minimum wage. against anyone. "[King] did more are looking to live, off campus. students may live with a family .Sports 39 found that part of the system similar to the views of Malcolm. Only a few new programs were to create situations of violence Off-campus housing must be and get free room and boar-d in showed signs of "galling," or When speaking about promi- discussed, saying that the between blacks and whites than found for upperclassmen, transfer exchange for watching the child- binding of metal parts that are nent black conservatives who government should be smaller Malcolm did," Cone continued. students and graduate students, ren. "A number want to do it," supposed to run smoothly. But claim Malcolm's legacy, he said, in size only, and not in its Cone called Malcolm's words said the Rev. Francis A. Farsaci, he added. Others may live free for DITORIALS the Safety Board has not estab- "[Malcolm's] imajge can be manip- spirit. "philosophical and theological O.S.A., of Residence Life. completing chores for their host, lished a probable cause for that ulated into a point of view that "We cannot ask Americans bullets," and he called for young Residence Life deals with stu- Farsaci recently placed accident. Malcolm would have despised." he said. a blacks to to be better citizens if we are get in touch with the dents who wish to find a house student with an elderly woman This week, read more reac- He said people like Supreme Court not better servants," said Clin- intellectual Malcolm. or an apartment off campus, said who was in need of company. tions to the continuing New Justice Clarence Thomas select ton. He cast himself as the Farsaci. Those landlords, who Transfer students also make Gingrich saga. Get the latest only those passages which present Cone said King was a political champion of the working class NEW YORK — New York want to rent to students, call or use of the services that Residence on sorority rush from a dis- ideas they already believe. He revolutionary and Malcolm was a PHOTO BY City, in its D .. „ ,, .„ „, SHARON GRIFFIN by repeating his calls for tax latest proposal to Patterson Hall will now send in advertisements, he said. Life offers because transfer stu- gruntled editor. Drinks claimed their arguments about cultural revolutionary. He said serve as offices for the University's development staff. The move has breaks for the middle class and the Yankees, has offered to been made to serve the University Then Residence Life collects the dents are not guaranteed on- anyone? Read a piece dripping the choice between affirmative they both changed the way blacks more effectively. a revision of lobbying and create what one official called advertisements and enters them campus housing. Housing is avail- with satire about the situation action and self-help is a "false thought about themselves and campaign finance laws. a "theme park" atmosphere at into a book for students' use. able at Rosemont College for some on 'Nova's campus. choice." Cone said that whites both must be understood in rela- The months ahead will cen- Yankee Stadium with stores Residence Life also distributes a females, said Farsaci, but alterna- have benefitted from a non- tion to the black struggle for ter around a battle for the and restaurants around the list of apartment complexes in the legislated affirmative action tive living arrangements must be complex and for identity in a society that "did not VFL protests abortion in D.C. symbolic high ground: are the with new roads area that are willing to rent to made for the rest. over 200 years, and it is only in know what to do with us." leading to new parking EATURES Republicans the agents of garages students, he added. Residence Life will also step in change and the at the ball park, officials famil- Democrats the By TANYA MARIE ANNAS people from across the country issues. We do a lot of educating "We neither approve nor disap- to solve problems like evictions, This defenders of iar with the plan said week in Features be the the bureaucratic Staff Reporter were estimated to be in attend- about abortion, and also the death prove" of the landlords or houses landlord problems and roommate first to status yesterday. Phone uncover top secret plans quo? Or are the Demo- harasser arrested ance. Kusnierczyk described the penalty, infanticide and other that students consider," said problems, said Farsaci. For prob- for construction soon to crats agents of change The proposal was presented be and the (Continued from page 1) said Mann. "As a result, some of The Villanovans For Life (VFL), atmosphere as excited, especially issues like that," said Kusnier- Farsaci, "we just post them." lems like these, Farsaci refers appearing Republicans the reactionary Monday by Mayor Rudolph W. campus wide. Un- fying the harasser. "It cost the these girls were able to identify traveled to Washington, D.C. about the additions of pro-life cyzk. VFL also holds a vigil and Farsaci then discusses with stu- students to Kathleen Byrnes from lock the door to a successful champions of trickle-down eco- Giuliani to George M. Stein- school $2,500 and it required a lot the 'Dave' and 'Scott' as the same Monday, March 23, to protest the freshmen in Congress. sponsors various charity events. dents various living options. "No the dean of Students Office for semester. Learn to choose nomics? After almost three brenner 3rd, the team's prin- how of hard work on the part of the caller." Supreme Court's decisions ren- Both pro-life and pro-choice There is an active group of about appointments are necessary, but legal advice. Byrnes is a 1983 a major without all the months in which he played cipal owner, who had objected stress a people at Telecommunications," Shortly following, the calls dered in the 1973 case of Roe vs. activists marched on Capitol Hill 15 participants in the organiza- they are preferred," he said. graduate of Villanova, and she and much, largely passive role, the to an earlier plan because he much more. Pres- said Mann. were traced to a man who openly Wade, which legalized abortion in Monday, but protesters remained tion, as well as 150 passive Residence Life also helps "indi- attended Duke Law School, said ident joined that battle, and its said it failed to addresss traffic Bell Telephone put a "trap and admitted to making the pranks. the United States. Fourteen peaceful. Asked if the March for members. Any students who wish viduals who are looking to house Farsaci. "I urge students to show outcome will determine his and parking problems that trace" on all incoming calls to the He also acknowledged that he has members of the Villanova com- Life was inappropriate in light of to become involved in VFL are themselves," said Farsaci. These their lease to Byrnes," because a electoral fate. burden the stadium. residents at Stanford Hall. In a compulsion with harassing munity, including the Rev, Denis the recent shootings of two abor- encouraged to visit the Center for individuals may be undergraduate lawyer or a Realtor should always Although the finer points of other words, phone lines were females. "He is in no way affiliated Wilde, O.S.A., of the art and art tion clinic receptionists in Boston, Peace and Justice Education. students who wish to live alone, read a lease before it is signed, he PITTSBURGH - The rolling the new design have not been with Villanova's students, faculty history department, participated Kusnierczyk said, "I am absolute- or graduate students, he said. added. dive of USAir Flight 427, which drawn, estimates of the pro- or staff," said Mann. "In fact, the in the 22nd Annual March for ly against the killings that took crashed near Pittsburgh Sept. ject's cost are as high as $600 He is in no way calls were made from nearly 30 Life, an event attended by pro-life place in Boston. Any member of 8, can be explained bv a full million, making it the most miles away, in Northeast Philadel- activists from across the country. the pro-life organization cannot Reverse discrimination offered as swing of the rudder to the left, extensive and expensive stra- affiliated witli phia." Furthermore, although The events in the capital gained condone those actions, in my and not by anything else that tegy for keeping the Yankees Villanoya's students, "Scott" claimed to be a psychology national exposure, drawing acti- opinion. The pro-life movement is inspectors have come up with in the South Bronx that has yet major at the University of Mary- vists from both sides of the abor- made up of many groups and there solution for injustice so far, a Federal Aviation to be presented. faculty or staff. In fact, land, he is in no way associated tion issue. For the pro-life move- are a few sects which are radical That figure, although far Administration test pilot told the calls with the field or school. were made ment, the rally was "basically a but those do not constitute the By tial hiring and admission practices prison than there are in colleges. the National Transportation from a definite price, is more JONATHAN KLICK "The harasser will be brought public protest of the legislation of mainstream." Kusnierczyk said are used to increase opportunities than from nearly 30 miles Assistant News Editor Betz said the black community Safety Board. twice the $250 million to district court where he is abortion in the United States," the pro-life movement cannot be for minorities, particularly Afri- is trapped in a "vicious cycle" in But there is still no direct talked about less than a year away, in Northeast expected to waive 22 counts of said VFL President Jennifer Kus- blamed for the Boston killings. can Americans. ago as the A presentation called "In De- which each generation's lack of evidence that the rudder moved cost of overhauling harassment. Then the case is nierczyk. The March for Life's "All pro-life people are not crazy fense of Reverse Discrimination" opportunity affects the succeeding before the crash of the plane, the stadium and the surround- Philadelphia. Betz claimed that discrimina- NTERTAINMENT expected to reach a higher court," ultimate goal was to communicate and are not killing people," she ing neighborhood. was given by Dr. Joseph Betz of generation. Reverse discrimina- a Boeing 737 en route from Investigator David said Mann. "I cannot tion against blacks is much more Mann, imagine that their message to the President, added. the philosophy department as part tion should be employed This week in Entertainment Chicago. All 132 A city official, who spoke on serious the discrimination to break people on department of he will put up much of a fight," than Public Safety legislators and the Supreme In addition to attending the of the Freedom School program this cycle according to Betz. This find out how the editors rated board were killed. In the wreck- the condition of anonymity, that was faced by earlier gener- he added. "We already received a Court. "The pro-life movement is rally and march Monday, Kus- the year rejected which was held during the Uni- discrimination is needed to pro- 1994. See why Pearl age, the rudder was found in the notion that the strong statement from ations of Irish Americans and him." petitioning Congress to try to pass nierczyk and four other members versity's Dr. Martin vide effective Jam's latest release proves nearly a straight plan was intended to insulate monitored on a Luther King, compensation for position. 24-hour basis over When asked how students Kusnierc- other European ethnic groups a pro-life amendment," of VFL attended the American Jr. observance. The program in- past wrongs, he added. disappointing and Veruca Much of the testimony the stadium from the neighbor- the course of one week. "Scott" because their distinguishing char- should react receiving similar zyk said. Collegiates- For Life Conference. Salt's formula spells success. hood. Instead, he said began cluded a series of lectures given Concerning the present eco- offered was on the mechanics the to change his name to calls, Mann responded, acteristics eventually wear off. "Hang up The day commenced with a The weekend event consisted of by University faculty and stu- nomic system, Betz propounded Before heading for the movies, of the system that drives the design was ii) line with newest "Dave," yet, there was enough "They become assimilated," he immediately and notify it to rally in the Ellipse, the park south lectures and training about cur- check out dents Jan. 23 in the Connelly that ',' Americans have never of- the reviews of rudder, a series of cables, and most successful ball parks proof to maintain that he was one Public Safety. added. Blacks, on the other hand, We will do our best of the White House. Key leaders rent events and leadership skills. Center. fered "Legends of the Fall" and cranks, rods and other mechan- around the country. person. "The harasser jobs based primarily on called to put an end to such such stay distinctive. "They remain some in the pro-life movement, as The theme of the Conference Betz defined prejudice as the merit." To support this point, he "Murder in the First." Finally, of the ?irls more than once," occurrences." black," Betz said, adding, "[They] Congressman Chris Smith of New addressed the issues surrounding judging of someone or something suggersted that unions and family read how the critically still look so much different from Bevilacqua of Jersey and Cardinal "Generation X" and their ability before all germane evidence is legacies are currently a form acclaimed play "Our Young the white majority." of I appeared among the Black Men Are Dying and No the Philadelphia, to make a difference. Kusnierczyk gathered. He said this sort of preferential hiring. An audience i speakers to address the rally. said, "the pro-life movement One Seems to Care" fared at judgment has been used to dis- Betz claimed that today's black member suggestd that all that is House, activists Villanova. From the White seems to be turning towards hope criminate against minorities. As neighborhoods are worse off than needed is a "good faith effort" on down Constitution for the next generation." ViLLANOVAN marched a remedy to this unfair treatment, those of the 1940s and '50s. He the part of employers to give a Avenue to Capitol Hill and The mission of VFL is "to he advocated a policy of reverse added that there are currently person a chance to compete fairly P O R T S' KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY Supreme Court. Over 100,000 educate people about pro-life discrimination in which preferen- more black men ages 17 to 22 in for all jobs. EDITORS IN CHIEF f Check out the expanded TARA CAMPITIELLO and 0. Sports section! The men's TODD LESKANIC LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE ASSOCIATE EDITORS basketball team has regained MANAGING EDITORS Caputo named distinguished scholar its national ranking while the SECTION EDITORS women's basketball team has NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS deserves this come on strong recently, Melissa Lee on many counts he has served on the executive com- Reglna OToole Maura Gibney Joe Patterson thanks in part to a six game By TRICIA G. RELLOSA prestigious award." mittee of the American Philoso- Melissa Salso Karen Goulart Mark Spoonauer winning streak. Harry Perretta Staff Reporter Also among his credits, Caputo phical Association and as presi- ASSISTANT EDITORS was awarded the University's dent of the American Catholic has won his 300th victory, NEWS senior Michele Thornton ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS The officers of the honor society first endowed chair at the opening Philosophical Association. In addi- Jonathan Klick scored her 1000th point and Cara Beckerlch JonNehisen of Phi Kappa Phi nominated Dr. festivities for the new Liberal Arts tion, Caputo published several Claire Rehwinkel Eric Eberz has ignited the Janet Ruddock John Caputo for the 1995 Distin- Center in 1992. This year, the books and articles between 1970 'Novan offense with several guished Scholar Award. The University inaugurated a docto- and the present. Thirteen articles Advisor: Juno W. Lytel-Murphy strong performances. Read Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter national office of Phi Kappa Phi rate in philosophy due largely to will be published shortly. Photography Editor: Sharon Griffin about them in their respective Layout: Lauren Burke in Baton Rouge is currently review- his efforts. The program special- "Throughout his career here, Personals/Classified: Megan Kempf features. Also, freshman phe- Art Editor: Lauren Bussl

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By MICHELE GUGLIELMI riately. Public Safety's awareness Staff Reporter of the increase in reported on- campus crime caused the depart- Over the years oncampus crime ment to foster the availability of at the University has been exper- more effective preventive mea- iencing an upward trend. The sures and programs. Each year, University's security is managed technological upgrades are added. by the department of Public For example, the department has Safety, which consists of 70 increased both the quantity and officers. quality of emergency phones. Also, certain programs such as the Student Escort Service have been established. Last year about 25 to 28 students participated in this Campus crime has system, which was set up in response grown over the years. to students' needs. Since IFFIN many students it ON find difficult YOUR FUTURE and The weight room in duPont Pavilion was recently closed due to damage done to the newly laid Jeffrey Horton, department often impossible to study in the carpeting. The faculty was closed for repairs and to warn students against any further destructive of PuMic Safety director dorms. Public Safety stations actions. members of this service in the Hartley Hall study area until 3 a.m. Students involved in this Ticket distribution evaluatetl "Campus crime has grown over program are also sent to look for the years," said Jeffrey B. Horton, problems and report them to the director of the By JENNIFER TRZASKA • • • • department of Public Safety officers. Bicycle If more than 1,200 students said Kennedy. This was to get Public Safety. Staff Reporter Most recently the Patrol, which is common on most arrive at duPont desiring tickets, students in and out as quickly as University experienced a tre- campuses, was also introduced to The University adopted the the lottery process goes into effect. possible. mendous Office of increase in the area of Villanova last year. "It allows for new comprehensive athletic plan The other half of each numbered Some problems which Kennedy phone harassment. During the better student contact," in order to Horton "ease the cost burden ticket stub that students receive addressed were Career Planning 1994 fall semester, the "double dip- Public Safety said. of ATRA, aerobics, and basketball upon entrance is placed in a ping" by some students where received over 80 complaints. From and football tickets," bucket and stated Pa- one stub is randomly individuals & Placement 1993 to 1994 go through the line there was an increase trick Kennedy, president of the selected. That stub's number and twice to receive more tickets. of 139 cases. Once the complaints Student Governnient the Also, Association 1,199 consecutive numbers students were received, have stated that there is - Villanova Public Safety was (S.G.A.). Consequently, the distri- thereafter, which correspond The majority of the thne, to difficulty January 30 February 3, 1995 getting tickets for their able to trace the incidents to an bution of tickets for men's basket- numbered stubs held by students, family University off-campus caller. members, but "students The individual aicohol is the Icey ball has been changed from earlier dictate who will receive tickets. has should get priority over other since been apprehended. How- years. "We've been lucky because proponent of assault we students' family members," ever, while on the increase, the Previously, students haven't he received had to run a lottery and added. University's crime statistics are Jeffrey Horton, department season ticket packages based on turn anyone away," Kennedy still not as high as those of an of PuMic Safety director the outcome*of the application in said. Kennedy is also aware of prob- urban campus, he lems with added. a random lottery and those stu- line monitoring. "Not SPECIAL EVENTS dents who were able to get tickets having communication on sight One of the most frequently paid an amount in excess of $100. has been harmful, and those are reported crimes is bookbag theft. some changes that While the most prevalent crimes "Due to the high demand for we are certain This occurs primarily when bags Regarding the Spectrum, to are not extremely men's basketball tickets, we had address," he said. "We fully are left unattended in the campus severe, the to come up with a plan understand there are some kinks bookstore existence and the gfrowth of phys- to distri- we made the decision and in the dining halls. to the system, Monday, January 30 "Just for Juniors" 10:30 am, 1:30, 3:00 pm, Con Hall Lobby. Seniors sharing their ical and sexual ^assaults bute them equally and fairly," but we think that Horton said, "It is a crime of has early on to go a first this process is working caused concern oh the Universi- said Kennedy. The University though it senior year career experiences and advice. opportunity." In response to this, does need ty's looked at the distribution pro- come first some work. We appre- .«' a new policy is campus. From 1993 to 1994, serve being instituted ciate people's the number of reported rapes cesses at other schools and patience in the which will allow students to bring procedure because meantime," increased adopted a system similar to those we he added. their bookbags into the dining from one to two; the number of reported found at the Universities of Ken- didn't believe areas. A sign will be posted assaults rose we'd The "obvious for tucky need more from eight to 16. Horton stated and Vanderbilt. regarding this new policy in the exceed the seats" is another concern, and if 31 "Resumania" 10:00 - The University distributed 300 2,500 Tuesday, January am 4:00 pm, CP&P Office. Counselors will review resumes on a near future. that the majority of sexual season students were granted the right assaults occur as acquaintance or ticket packages to students tickets available, walk-in basis so you're ready for the Fair and to sit in the bleecher seats directly Career Horton stressed the importance date rape. on a first come, first serve basis "The majority of the across from the of on Oct. we did not student section reporting crimes in order for the time, alcohol is the key 30, and the remaining proponent then at least 1,200 100 more seats would department to respond approp- of assault," he added. student tickets are distrib- Patricic Kennedy, S.GJ^. president be available for student use, with uted under the new system at just 1,600 (including Villanova duPont Pavilion. The doors open Band and recruit seating) cur- February 1 "How to Work a Career Fair" 12:30 & 5:30 will at 7 p.m. and close at 7:15, and Wednesday, pm pm. Con Hall Lobby. You learn Editors rently available. The Athletic seeic change each student is handed a ticket what to expect to However, the process was al- and how make the most of your time at career fairs. with a department needs to show that (Continued from page 1) number in order to deter- tered slightly concerning the they are "dedicated to their com- >> mine the In the amount of students who the interest of making us. The editors will work to distribution of 2,500 student mitment to want tickets. students," he said. paper reader-friendly, If 1,200 or fewer tickets "Dress By Objectives" 2:30 pm. Con Hall Lobby. Joseph A. Banks Clothier will have the Editor- improve new writers. Writers are available for the George- Prior to the students attend the distribution, new distribution ial Board is also looking to increase town and needed in the areas of news, Syracuse games at the system, "three years ago students a presentation on dressing for success and the importance of appropriate attire. Seating all will receive tickets, and if any the staff writers. "I think many sports, features, entertainment Spectrum. "Regarding the Spec- weren't guaranteed are left over, they are available tickets. What is limited. Pre-registration required in the Office. people believe you have to be an trum, we made the CP&P and photography. Also, if anyone decision early we're doing is giving free of charge to students until 12 you a better English major in order to write," is interested in writing a weekly on to go with a first come, first chance p.m. the day of the game. to get tickets and more said Cooney, "but we have people After serve procedure column or drawing cartoons, because we didn't opportunities to to that, they are made available for go the games "Is There Life After Honors?", 7:00 pm. SAC Room 300. Villanova Honors Program in almost every major writing for please contact the VUlanovan. believe we'd exceed the 2,500 at public sale. a significantly lower cost," said tickets available, and we did not," Kennedy. alums speak about post-baccalaureate opportunities and careers.

Johannes named to Academic Affairs Thursday, February 2 "A Bridge to the Future" Career Day. 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Villanova Room. Press Release quette University in 1966 sum- Representatives from 40 organizations talk about opportunities for employment and ma cum laude in mathematics internships. A complete list of representatives will be available in Following a national search, and political science. He was the CP&P Office. John R.Johannes, Ph.D., former granted his master's degree dean of the College of Arts and and his doctorate from Harvard Sciences "is There Life After Honors?", 7:00 pm. SAC Room 300. Villanova Honors at Marquette Univer- University in government in Program sity has been named vice pres- 1968 and 1970. He is a prolific alums speak about post-baccalaureate opportunities and careers. ident for Academic Affairs, writer and public speaker who effective Aug. 7. has made more than 50 televi- "We are very pleased Dr. sion and 97 radio appearances Johannes has decided to join in the last few years. us," said the Rev. Edmund J. Student Government Associ- February 3 "The First Year in the 'REAL WORLD'". 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm. Con- Hall Lobby. A panel Dobbin, O.S.A., University ation President Patrick Friday, president in making the Kennedy said that meetings of recent grads talk about their first year on the job and the transition from school to announcement. "He is a first- allowed both the students and work. rate scholar as well as a skilled Dr. Johannes to engage in administrator." Dr. Johannes discourse regarding the Uni- succeeds the Rev. Lawrence C. versity issues. "His interest in Gallen, O.S.A. 1952, 1959. student growth and learning Gallen served at n Villanova for and his sincerity in his ques- 30 years both i as professor and tions and answers" made Dr. Library in the Reference area v^ill be having a y^eek-iong display on Career related resources. administrator. Fah/ey He was vice Johannes most impressive, he president for Academic Affairs said. from 1981 until his retirement Joining Dr. Johannes at Vil- PHOTO BY Is^st summer. _ _,_ . . SHARON QWFFIN lanova will be his wife, Frances . .T For further information call 610-519-4065 Benny O Connor, a worker at the University mail room, stands beside a postal meter that Dr. Johannes received his needs Slater and their son James, age \.y to be readjusted for the new postal rates. Because ol the rate changes, the mail room cannot bachelor's degree from Mar- 15. accept any large packages. ^ /

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By TODD experience Be young, LESKANIC high ratingsratings. dom. "Hey man, don't stop brea- or under-age drinking. Poor and some people who do drink have fun, indepenilent Associate go Editor I happen to love it when I come thing. You might die." To which things, you're college students,students. don't abuabuse alcohol. But some- in contact with people who are I reply, "Hey man, don't stop Why should you have to follow an times it's just nice to see a little The other day, I was walking intoxicated. I have three activities drinking. You might live." I just idiotic thing like the law? Don't control. By TARA CAMPITIELLO 70 aren't. into the south campus dining I love to see away from those who do belong share the same personality and pledging a sorority, almost who We may not have a area them do. First, I think it's very admirable of people you just hate it when they slap But, by all means, don't sell Associate Editor is a formal initiation, when I overheard some students absolutely think it's to a sorority. I understand many mind. percent of the University but in my opin- sooooo cool to abuse themselves and then, let those big fines on you and send yourself short. Go out, party it up, talking about what find their sorority enhances their The same holds true for those testimony to that. ion late night pillow talk and happened to when they destroy things on me in on their little time. I want you away to jail. what a crying vomit, get picked up by the police The parties are over. The votes them that past weekend. campus. I college experience and allows who aren't Greek. Non-Greeks shared secrets bring people closer "Like, I love it when people rip to hear every little detail, bar shame. It pains me to see justice. and go to jail. It's all in good fun. have been tallied, and the bids sister- was so wasted. I don't, like, down signs them to foster friendships with dislike being stereotyped just as I have formed my own together than candles and secret even, from the front of none. please, don't do me an Besides, most of these people Then cry about it. Boo, hoo, hoo. have been handed like, out. So now, for their sisters which they will take much as Greeks. It is possible to hood of sorts with my best friends, ceremonies. remember what happened to dorms, How about when the injustice by not telling me just don't want the law to come down Wah, wah, wah. all those who participated in the and some me." drunks with them after graduation. It just have a great four years without some who are Greek vandalize the hallways. how many drinks you had and on them, but it's all right if it And, oh yeah, don't forget to fill 1995 Sorority Rush, the fun be- I only so happens I found other organ- have one piece of advice Oh, you like that too? Not as much what you called that girl down the comes down on the guy down the your cellmates in on exactly what gins. However, in order to "b^ for these I izations and activities which have people. You really ought as do. And of course, these are hall. I'm a writer. I need material. street for stealing vour six oack. went on the night before. They'll young and have fun" you do not to drink enhanced my college experience. more. If you woke up the the same people who are stunned Fill me in. It's simple. You either break the want to know every boring detail. have to go Greek. There are over 140 organiz- next morning, you probably didn't at tuition hikes every year. Oh, and ya know, I just hate law, or you don't. Last Friday night, I was at a distorted ations Abortion issues imbibe I course I realize that not one may become involved enough the night before. also really like it when they it when the cops come and take Of party where I started talking with in at the University. Each organiz- Can you imagine how tragic it approach me with words of wis- you away for public drunkenness everyone at Villanova is a drunk. a fellow junior who introduced me ation brings together people with would be if you went out By JOE PATTERSON sible here, what follows is a very Fortunately, thousands of and to a female freshman he had just common interests and goals who actually remembered brief defense of the pro-life posi- groups that offer shelter, school- what hap- met. We were chatting for a while are able to contribute to the pened to you that Sunday marked the 22nd anni- tion that is so often mischarac- ing and financial support night? You when she began talking for about her University in their own unique versary of the v. might actually remember that Roe Wade deci- terized. women facing unplanned preg- you "rush experience." She asked me way — just as sororities do. hooked sion. The 1973 ruling that made The pro-life argument, to a nancies have emerged. These up with a Ford truck. Or if I had rushed; when I said no, I have been told that I'm not the it legal to procure an abortion was that, in the back of a Ford THATCH certain extent, centers around the groups realize that it with, "So you is these she came back type to be in a sorority. Others during all truck? nine months of preg- question about when life begins. mothers who make the sometimes regret it now, huh?" have told me I am the type to be nancy is just as controversial Although this is my third year now No one will deny that from the difficult choice of life that are the By Jeff Sliesol Now there are many things in this sorority or that sorority. as it was two decades ago. In fact, moment of conception, the result- true heroes of society. at Villanova, I am still constantly which I regret. I regret the Knicks There are many reasons why I in 1992, it was reaffirmed the amazed at the number of by ing being is a living tissue. The With the recent elections, pro- people THAT.AHPAtU lost to the Rockets in the NBA decided Greek life is not my style, Supreme Court with a slim 5-4 who want to tell me debate, rather, centers around lifers claimed a solid majority in how much Kiuma . MORST. THOSe C«OC*LATt- Finals, the lousy grade I got on none of which are obvious from Mu$r.. margin. when the living tissue becomes Congress. Maybe the new Repub- they drank the night before. And one of my term papers last semes- seeing me on campus or through they can't Unlike Brown v. Board of Edu- "human." lican and Democratic pro-lifers remember anything ter, and the unnecessary, high-fat casual conversation. I resent about last night, for >fOUIL$V*TBMCA»4T . HIWMAMV cation and similar judicial legis- The scientific facts reveal that will hold off the abortion issue for except the brownie I ate yesterday. I do not people, both Greek and non-Greek, •VC TAI^ANYM0r5-MO-P6f HAveyou lation, this verdict has not become the being is human simply because the first several months. exact number of drinks they had. They AKP"J#W

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1 Jan, 30 Jan. 31 -Feb. 1 Feb. 6 Misc. I - Time management SGA Elections First aid course Part time job I I program Mandatory Medical Ser- meeting for all students The Villanova Emergency The Career Planning and Placement .•m r - interested in running for a Student vice (VEMS) will be offering a first aid office has job listings for babysitting, Get off to a good start this semester. Dr. I Government office — president and student course this semester. It will begin on office, retail and manual positions. The Reilly will offer practical suggestions for senators. Anyone interested in running for Monday, Feb. 6 and run through March office is located on the first floor of Con- > — better time management and study tech- an office must attend one of these two 25. The class will be meeting Monday and Hall and hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. niques in a brief workshop Monday, Jan. meetings at 6 p.m. in the Wayne Room, Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m.-9 p.m., to 5 p.m. and on Tuesdays until 7 p.m. 30, 3:30-4:20 in the Counseling Center, 106 Connelly Center. Please direct questions and two Saturdays from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The Corr Hall. I The workshop is free and no about the election to Kathy Byrnes, Dean course costs $75 and you may sign up at - - signup is necessary. of Students office, 213 Dougherty Hall, 519- the parking office in the St. Clare House 4200. (Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) For more infor- Credit card copies mation, contact VEMS at ext. 6808. in the library . A new credit card copy express device Jan. 31 Feb.1 has been installed on #1 copier in the STUDENT GOeNMENT ELECTIONS Feb. 9 library. This should provide added conven- ience for anyone wishing to use Visa, Master Card, or American Express to make copies in the library! The unit provides Homeless info Economics in credit card users a printed receipt for Off-campus info record keeping, tax purposes or session Health Reform reimbursement. Information Meeting Off-campus living information session Villanova is one of the first Universities Looking for something to do? Dr. Mark V. Pauly, chair of Thinking the Health will be held at 4:30 p.m. in the West Lounge to utilize this capability. about some kind of service or Care Systems department, volunteer Wharton School of Dougherty Hall. Learn about off-campus work? Why not work with of the University of the homeless Pennsylvania will living issues. Sponsored by the Dean of to try to better things? to speak at 4 p.m. Feb. 1 in 110 Hartley Come the first Hall. Students office. (Kathy Byrnes and Rev. informational session of the new All members of the Villanova community student Farsaci). Villanova basketball volunteer group, Empty the Shelters, this are welcome. Tuesday, Jan. 31 from 7:30-9 p.m. Ron roadtrips Casanova, from the Union of the Homeless will be on hand to discuss what students The Basketball Club is sponsoring can do in the campaign to end homeless- Islam lecture 11-13 roadtrips to three 'Nova away games. The ness, because after all isn't Feb. housing games are Feb. 1 vs. St. John's, Feb. 11 I everyone's Presidential right? For more info call x3418. and Wednesday, Feb. 1, 4:30-5:45 p.m., 215 vs. Georgetown, and Feb. 20 vs. George- Tolentine Hall, "Islam and the West: town. Each trip is $30 (includes ticket and Coexistence or Confrontation?" Dr. 0th- Cultural film series bus). Arrangements can be made by man Al-Rawaf, professor of Political contacting Bob Nashak in the SGA office, Science, King Saud University, Riyadh, The Best Intentions, winner of the ext. 7203. Saudi Arabia. Co-sponsors: The Center for prestigious Palme d'Or award at the 1992 Senatorial Arab and Islamic Cannes Film is Candidates Study abroad night Studies and the history Festival, the upcoming department. feature in Villanova's Spring '95 Cultural Film All Villanova students considering a & Lecture Series, 'The Ties that Support group semester or more in overseas academic Bind." The movie, which was directed by Bille (Pelle The Counseling Center will offer a programs for credit should plan to come August the Conqueror), will have four viewings support group during the spring semester to Study Abroad Night in the Connelly College Democrats in the Connelly Center for Villanova students who have an eating Center Cinema at 7 p.m. Cinema: Saturday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m.; Tuesday, 3 Those attending January disorder. The confidential group will will have a chance to meet newly returned All are invited to attend the meetings Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and meet Monday, Feb. once each week for an hour. The meeting students who will describe their programs of the College Democrats Wednesdays at 13, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 for time will be arranged to fit the schedules I and share their overseas experiences. Dr. 5 p.m. in the Haverford Room in Connelly students and $3.50 for general admission. of interested students. Please contact Dr. Thomas Ricks, director of the office of Center, to participate in discussions of Monday evening's Leslie Parkes at x4050 for International Studies, will discuss avail- current political issues. A discussion called screening will be more information. able programs and describe the procedures "Pizza and Politics: What's wrong with the introduced by guest speaker Judith Switzer, OR who will also and processes required of students plan- Contract With America?" will be held Feb. lead a discussion, "Mixed \ 4. ning to study abroad. A question and 1. Emotions," following the viewing period. answer period will follow the presentations For more information, please call (610) 519-4750 For further information, call 6412 or stop on weekdays between 9 a.m. and Washington 5 p.m. by Room 420, St. Augustine Center. l\/llnimester Wednesday,February 1 -^ Student Program Government Have fun! Learn something! — and earn Association Feb. 1 three credits! Go to Washington, D.C. for three weeks - l\/lanagement Recruitment Night in May (May 14-June 2) with the Washing- 6:00 in the Wayne Room ton Minimester Program sponsored by the ^ Association If you are interested in becoming a part Political Science department. Students will of the student government task force, Tort Reform and live in Washington and meet with Senators, meeting please attend recruitment night. It will be Health Congressmen, lobbyists and media person- held on Thursday, Feb. 2, at 8:30 p.m. in Care Access alities among others in a first hand look the The Financial Day Hop. If you are interested but at the 'Veal world" of politics. For further Management Association Ms. Nancy H. Fullam, Esq. and unable to attend this meeting, Ms. information Connelly please stop Center will be holding its first of contact Dr. Jeff Hahn, who meeting the Kenwyn Dougherty, Esq., 7:30 p.m. in by the SGA office in room the will be semester in room 110 Hartley Hall, Tues- 204 Dougherty the program director in Washington Hall. Wayne-St. David's Room. Call the College day, at 12:45 or the department secretaries, Diane or Jan. 31, p.m. All are encour- of Nursing at x4900 for further Susan in Room 202 Liberal Arts Center. aged to attend. Meetings are open to all information. majors regardless of class standing. Come We will start taking sign-ups on Tues- day, see what a future in business holds for you. Jan. 24, 1995 at 12:30 p.m. in the Political Science department. A $100 non- *CANDIDATES MUST Feb. 2 refundable deposit is required at the time of sign up. Feb. 18 Passages deadline '[ James Joyce ATTEND 1 MEETING The deadline for submissions to the Intercultural journal, Passages, is Jan. 31. birthday celebration Tri-Star Basltetball FYi's must All students, staff and faculty are invited to submit their articles, stories, poems The English department and the Campus Sports Contest and/or drawings for consideration for the Activities Team are co-sponsoring this I spring publication of this magazine. If you year's celebration of the birthday of This year's be the Tri-Star Basketball Sports typed have had an international experience Irish writer you James Joyce, Feb. 2. New York Contests for boys and girls between the would like to share, please bring your novelist Thomas McGonigle will read from ages of eight and 13 will be held Saturday, submission to the International Student his own works at 4:30 in Room 300 LAC. Feb. 18, 1995 beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the If and office, lower level, Corr Hall. you have Later that evening double Joyce fans are invited Jake Nevin Field House. The events will question, would like to discuss your to Annie's a Cafe in Ardmore for a Joycean be passing skills, shooting skills and submission or would like to volunteer to evening of pints and chat. Copies of Joyce's dribbling skills. assist with Passages, please call Steve work will be available for any Joyceans Trophies will be awarded for each age McWilliams or Debbie K. Hoover spaced. in the inclined to read a few lines in memory of group for 1st, 2nd and 3rd jHaces. No entry International Student office at 519-4095. the master. fee! ^...M^uMmmm':

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"He was a leader for the to be confrontational" when his of a day-long series of presenta- carried out and how his message Wall considers this year's Free- times, maybe even ahead of his views were challenged. Addition- tions and activities by both stu- and movement still need to be dom School "very successful. times. He had a vision that people ally, Newton finds the strength dents and faculty in the Connelly carried out." There were a great number in at the time wanted to see," and of King's legacy in "the whole idea Center. "The main goal of the According to Steering Commit- attendance and people seemed which remains applicable today, of bringing together people of Freedom School is to get everyone tee Chairperson Professor Barbara genuinely appreciative of the says Newton. Chablani describes Essentially, different races, classes, and back- to remember Martin Luther Kmg Wall, each year "we pick a differ- day's events." "the King as "a man who recognized of to celebrate success of an event like this is grounds, and appreciating people in some way," says President ent theme and the the problem and took an initiative Dr. out of the writings very much dependent on the with differences." the Black Cultural Society and theme comes to do something about it, and community recognizing its Martin Luther King, Jr. Steenng of Dr. Martin Luther King." This whole stepped up into a role of leadership Committee member Walidah year's theme centered on the issue value and making it work." How- to get other people involved. [He

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V. Sharpen your study Villanova's campus in need of a major facelift skills for a winning semester By KIMBERLY GILLILAND your professors can provide you phrases. At the end of Assistant Features Editor each week, class material. ing to Dr. Ed Reilly of the Villan- By MELISSA SODOLSKI Halls will carry our science pro- with tice, and business school. There some insight to assist in evaluate all of the material that Finally, while a diligent work- ova Counseling Center, the secret Assistant Features Editor grams into the 21st century. furthering is also a buzz about a convenience your own thoughts on has been covered. Relate the ing effort is imperative, it is Over the course of a also to success lies in devising a "plan Mendel Hall will go under major semester, the store on west campus. However, It IS only subject matter. Remember central ideas of each individual important to maintain a healthy for living, not merely studying. too easy to fall behind. Villanova is considered one of renovation, including the addition these your professors are topic to projects are being put off Heading assignments there to help, one another. These rela- diet, at least eight hours of sleep After all, life is many sided, and the most aesthetic looking of an annex. Although the campus accumulate because of the major ones current- paper be sure to utilize their talents. tionships will provide for a better per night, and an abundance of its many sides deadlines pile up, and time must be campuses in the nation, housing will be cluttered for a while, ly Another underway. runs out. The end important source to long term comprehension of the recreational activity. Thus, accord- recognized." traditional Gothic architecture Villanova will reap the benefits by of the semester There are over $25 million approaches, rely on is the Writing Center, and suddenly reality and an arboretum for all to enjoy. becoming a stronger academic worth located in Old Falvey. of facility deficiencies, sets m. All the The writing One might ask, institution in the chaos overwhelms "How could it end. which is center, a student operated anything that needs you and fatigue facility, possibly get any better than this?" There are presently strikes as you some minor attention around campus. Build- was established to aid in develop- attempt to cram for The truth is renovations that last final. that Villanova lacks and additions being ings are in ing a well constructed critical need of repair You can scarcely paper. facilities done hold your eyes that are essential for the around campus. The most due to the wear and tear that has open and your mind While all of these suggestions University to prosper. Don't be visible of the projects is the new wanders. accumulated over the years. Main- are beneficial, a student lacking STUDENT TICKET The next morning you wake alarmed! Great improvements are elevator shaft in the monastery. tenance with went unattended for an your nose proper study habits cannot be currently underway Improvements of in the book 10 minutes and even residence halls extended period of successful. time before late for the First, it is important greater changes are soon to come. and upgrades of classrooms are exam. Fr. Dobbin was named president to locate a quiet place to read. ongoing To many, this scenario is all too Strategic plans have been engaged projects. St. Mary's pool of the University. Since his pre- familiar. Noise, interruptions and poor in an effort to improve on the older is currently being renovated and While most believe it to sidency, more and more attention lighting provide for an inadequate buildings will be in use be the inevitable fate of all college while building the new for the first time has been paid work to improving the students, space. It is just as essential DBTMBimON ones as well. in almost five years. this chaotic state could facilities devoted to the ne^s of have to find the time of the day during In addition to these projects, been prevented with a little "It's going to be a lot of the faculty, students which work and staff. discipline you are most alert. Studies great emphasis will be put on the and determination. and it's going to cost a lot of Who decides what needs to be have shown that for every hour Campus Beautification Process. A A successful semester begins in money, but it's going to take done and how is it paid for? The of daytime studying, one and a Gothic style stone wall and a the classroom. Daily attendance February 12 Villanova straight to the top," Planning and Priorities Commit- half hours of night time studying pathway will be erected behind and preparation are basic neces- says Patrick Kennedy, SGA tee, headed by Dr. Helen Lafferty, are required. Students are also Sullivan Hall for the benefit of the vice-president sities. It is important to have president. of the University, most efficient when they work in students. More trees will be previously read the 7:00 duPont Pavilion decides what receives the highest material being one hour blocks, with 50 Three major 18-24 month pro- minutes planted in this location to add to discussed before class. You will priority along with the long-and of studying and 10 minute breaks. jects will begin immediately fol- our renowned arboretum. Con- retain more from the lecture if you short-term project goals. From Studying for extended periods of lowing commencement in May, struction will begin are VU vs at the already PENN end of there the Board of Trustees Phys- familiar with the time usually including an underpass, results in a loss of an engi- the winter and the wall should be topic. Moreover, it ical Facilities Committe, which is is a good idea concentration. neering building and an annex to completed in May. comprised of to sit in the front of the class Mendel faculty, students, When it comes to studying, Hall. All south campus Once these projects are complet- during the lecture to avoid staff and trustees, must approve distrac- most students have their own residents who experience the ed, more student life tions. needs will what the Planning and Priorities Participate in discussions methods. daily One that has proven to Frogger ritual of dodging be addressed. "Villanova is in dire generated by lecture Committee proposes before plans material. Be be most effective cars on the is the SQ3R way to class will no need of facilities. DuPont Pavilion willing to share your observations for construction can be made. method, or survey, question, read, longer have to do so. A new is one of the most inadequate and and to learn from those of your These projects are funded by recite and review. Begin by sur- underpass will allow students to insufficient athletic classmates. facilities of several sources, including the Show you are alert veying, or walk beneath glancing over the head- Lancaster Avenue any major college campus," states and interested in the subject February 24 operations budget, endowment ings and subheadings of the entire much more safely and will Kennedy. Several projects are matter by asking questions. funds and government bonds. chapter to see the main points improve relations with the towns- being discussed in their According initial With all of these exceptional to Dr. Barbara Agnew being covered. people as well. 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January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 29 N T E R TA I N ME NT N T E R T A I N M E N T Cheap Advice spoofs the self-help racket THE ARTS

By MAURA GIBNEY time to "stop the insanity!" A glance at the back cover Entertainment Editor No, Susan Pewter is not the prepares the reader for the hilarity answer. Calvert DeForest is. Wait to ensue. According to DeForest, ADVICEi I Cultural Film Series: 'Daughters . . . CHEAP that is the the guy on all Dust" those Cheap Advice will show the reader Am OVIDIAirfB'fl TO1PA LOW-CO«Tvauf.£0«r LVXURYLUXURY fl <^ ofJ 1-800-COLLECT commercials. "How to make some serious quick bucks, How to live even longer than you wanted, Lately, one cannot turn on the How to look and television without stumbling feel as stylish as yours truly and Press Release Set at the turn of the century, economic opportunities. to across an infomercial extolling How systematically destroy "Daughters" delineates the uni- The story involves the contrast anyone the merits of some pricy piece of who gets in your way." que culture of the Gullahs, des- between looking ahead to a bright Sounds good for exercise equipment or raving ogiMrtbooirlo only $8.99. cendants of African slaves who future (the narrator is the as yet Along about how a series of meditation with the typical areas of unborn daughter of one of the feminist film scholar pick uy> lArtmn tii# improvement like Famed E. tapes has changed their lives. romance and women) while leaving behind so- Ann Kaplan is the health and fitness, featured Magazines also perpetuate this DeForest called "outdated" African practi- MMIit|f>crai0 embraces speaker at the debut of Villanova's belief that people are a variety of subjects. He ces and their ancestral ties. in dire need Spring '95 The simplifies the Cultural Film & Lec- of help. Headlines like "How To skills to muiiclto complexities of dellneoles the mater familias literally carries foreign ture Series, "The Ties That Find the Perfect Mate," "Lose 20 and domestic travel. For around remnants of her descend- example, Bind," accompanying the period Pounds on the New Rice Cake pile's <^Hicept roTiftMoviL< of the year. The film places the and purpose is to educate and loltor oQ^oslw played by Aidan Quinn. At the ented "Our Young Black Men" on AvtxaufHi \m Afiisrk* audience on an emotional roller Ttieaudtenoe inform. Besides, "Our Young center of this rivalry is a woman^v' Monday, Jan. 23, at 7 p.m. in the coaster from beginning to end. from beginning played by White Men are Dying and Nobody IMEAM.AHD Julia Ormond. The two Villanova Room. This two-act field HtiliSOKAt "Legends of. the Fall" is set in wos Seems to Care," they also perform brothers' love for her tears them play is an original musical written the beautiful Montana Rockies to end. a number of other apart. and produced by James Chapman. ccptivofeci ond plays. "About during the first half of the 20th Black Women," and "You Are All in all, the acting is superb, With no props and no liavish Century. But this country setting Invited to an Evening of Dinner, the setting is beautiful and if one costumes (the men were dressed sometimes is the only calm part of the film Dancing and Date Rape," are just likes a good tear-jerker then in black from head to toe) or which stars Brad Pitt, Anthony some of Living The Dream's many dreams left unfulfilled. "Legends of the Fall" is a must scenery, a small wooden other Hopkins, platform Aidan Quinn and Julia This is a story full of sadness see. productions. Productions are held and For those movie-goers who used in lieu of a stage and all but Ormond. unforgettable highs at high schools and jr. high and lows. like their endings happy and their three actors, this play was any- Anthony Hopkins, who plays a However, there are schools, prisons, detention cen- significantly story lines sweet this one may be thing but quotidian. men, retired colonel, is father to three introduced as Jeffro from ters, homeless more lows than highs. It is a too much to shelters and col- handle. An assemblage of short skits Ohio, Noel Rogers and Ronald leges and and narratives universities across the depicting the harsh Jenkins, put on a truly commen- country. The cost of admission reality of life for many black men dable performance, is the play may always free due to the in America today, "Our Young sales of t- Hip have been perceived as unjust by shirts, Hop culture watches, books and entaz tapes da Black scene at Men are Dying" VU created an any other type of audience. Di- which are sold at every excellent forum to teach and perfor- rected primarily toward a black mance. For more By JOE LOPEZ pression, inform today's information on breakdancing or any on giving readers the low down lyricists who woirtd rather be to learn person about the audience, people of other Staff Reporter about the hip hop culture, minor- Living The Dream call: 1-800-783- inner-city plight of t-he dancing is another; about the most up and coming broke and have a whole lot black man. The ities of consider this your homework, and may have left feeling neg- ICAN (4226). grafitti art is another. The people MC's, excluding those who are in respect like O.C. we will continue this in the next Hop . . . where to start? who lead this lifestyle have even it for the Hip money and the fame. In order for you to really get a issue. Since this is the first hip hop incorporated their own dialect of This is a hip hop column, not *hip feel for this article and the types To all the students in Villanovan, who claim column The let us the English language, which some pop,' so if you want to know about of groups I am going to discuss to be 'down' with hip hop but have begin with an introduction of the might call slang. Hip hoppers or cornball rappers like Sir-Mix-A- every «> week, you have to check out not attended any of the events or type of column this is going to be. B-boys even have their own dress Lot and Eazy E, stop reading how! the Hip Hop Theater Show this '*forget" to listen to the . . . First, let show me introduce myself, my code. Hip hop goes far beyond rap I deal with nothing but the real Monday night. If you really want Stop Sleepin. name is Joe Lopez, and I am music alone, it is a culture, just usually behind the few hip hop like THE PAINTED BRIDE any other culture in the HISTORICAL SOCIETY HEDGEROW THEATRE VILLANOVA THEATRE events this campus has. I am also world. 925-9914 OF PENNSYLVANIA 565-4211 519-7474 the rap music director for WXVU, Growing up in the boogie down Jan. 27-Mar. 18 732-6201 and I deejay a show called Hip Hop "Shades of Bronx, I have been following this the Spirit" art Jan. 27-May 27 PHILADELPHIA Theater every night exhibit THE INDEPENDENT EYE Monday from culture since the beginning. I am "Making History" exhibit THEATRE COMPANY 925-2838 midnight to 3 a.m. on 89.1 FM. talking about back 'Rappers when (215) 592-8333 The show, hosted by my partners Delight' by the Sugarhill Gang AMERICAN JEWISH ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS Jan. 27-Jan. 28 SAINT JOSEPH'S in rhyme Smooth Z and Bruno was a demo tape and I was making HISTORY MUSEUM 972-7642 "The Woods" play (215)660-1840 Buttaz, focuses strictly on the East tapes on my Fisher Price turnta- 923-5978 Jan. 27-April 16 Jan. 27-Feb. 24 Coast underground scene with a ble. Many things have changed "Two Centuries of Collecting ROSEMONT COLLEGE countdown at 1:11 a.m., called Fine Arts Faculty Exhibit the since then, and hip hop has grown THE PHILADELPHIA at the Museum of American 526-2% Bottom 11, where we showcase 1 to be big business, which is cool. ORCHESTRA Art" art exhibit BRANDYWINE of the hottest MC's for that 893-1939 week. The only problem is that with any Jan. 27Feb. 19 THE PEOPLE'S LIGHT CONSERVATORY If you have heard the show, Jan. 27 and 31 then big business, there is going to be Jan. "Robert Motherwell's Gra- AND 388-1197 you know exactly what to expect a difference between who is in it Works by UUmann, Hindemith phics" art exhibit «.» THEATRE COMPANY OLD ACADEMY from this column, and if you have for the money, and who is in it and Mozart 644-3500 PLAYERS, INC. not, then I must explain what this out of pure love. I do not get paid Jan. 28 SWARTHMORE PHILADELPHIA 843-4324 is about. for the radio show, and I do not Academy Anniversary Concert COLLEGE AREA Jan. 27-Jan. 28 What is hip hop? Just a type of get paid for this column, I do these 328-8533 REPERTORY THEATRE 567-0670 "Lend Me A Tenor" play music? No, in fact, it goes far things out of pure love for the PHILADELPHIA Jan. 27-Feb. 4 beyond rap music. KRS-ONE, who culture and MUSEUM OF ART music. Therefore, I "The Crucifer of Blood" play THE LIBRARY happens to be my personal favorite have to it 684-7860 INSTITUTE OF keep real for the readers CONTEMPORARY COMPANY OF MC, once said, "Rap is something and let you know who is who. Jan. 27-Feb. 26 ATWATER KENT ART 898-7108 PHILADELPHIA you do, hip hop is something you It is no secret that there is Selections from camera work a MUSEUM 546-3181 love." Hip hop is a lifestyle, with tiny hip hop scene at this school, of American and European 922-3031 ARDEN THEATRE Jan. 27-Mar. 24 many different forms of expres- but maybe this column could be photographers of early 1900's COMPANY Exhibit "William sion. Rap is only Mackenzie: music one ex- a push in the right direction. I plan Jan. 27-Feb. 5 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (215) 829-8900 America's First Lawrence Weiner exhibition 204-4403 Rare Book "Lovers" play Collector" «MlA«i««MM**^*>"^'~" "* "*

Page 30 • ""HE VILLANOVAN • January 27. 1995 January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 T N T E R T A I N M E N Stone Roses improve with Second Coming Wtiot By: MARK McCREARY improved and refined. If does one liked unimportant, unprinted, and X equal? Reporter Staff the rough, unfinished, quasi-pop smooth into the music so well that HEAD THIS WEE K feel of their 1989 self-titled the unity is debut, perfect. NJ. chatting with 34-year-old Bob, where one can argue that five the hanging out is being and think it would suit them well Everyone loves to hear compar- husband and father No By KAREN GOULART of two, about done and conversation hits a lull, years ia a very long time to be 100 percent refined, polished, isons to other music that they may Entertainment why Vitahgy just does not mea- between albums, but one could Editor a trip may be made to either a local and completely electric, then know, and it one though is a very sure up to the raw emotional coffee shop, make a great case for the notion diner or Taco Bell- CHESTNUT CABARET should check this disc out. If this inexact science, it sometimes power of Ten. esque restaurant. While the media that the expectations trailing the of the 38th and Chestnut streets leaves a lemony taste in one's works. The Roses sound like; a XOne least used tetters As unimaginative as the follow-up are insurmountable. likes to think that twentysome- Philadelphia, Pa. mouth, look for it used. good, n the English language, 'X,' minus the fromage. Primal "twentysomething" label was, it the chal- thing conversations all revolve 382-1202 The Stone Roses accept has often carried with it Scream, Swervedriver with a a mys- was at least a bit more represen- around lenge resfKjnsibly and effectively. re-runs of "The Brady 11i« StomliBiiii penetrable wall of sound, and a terious connotation. There was tative of the type of people pres- Bunch" and who was hotter. Speed Racer's CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA The Stone Roses came onto the version of the Pale Saints without nemesis Racer X, ented to us by the media. Thirteen- Ginger or MaryAnn on "Gilligan's scene with a silent bang in no one knows the true identity Connelly Center 1989, the dreamy haze. of year-olds, while their lives are Island," there is more to these Villanova, Pa. slowly gaining a small cult follow- Since this is Villanova, and the X Men and just what is the €ll$eov#iMi nothing like those of their gener- lives than bad T.V. These gangs ing, but never reaching by a name of that leading 645-7250 any kind there is a strong alternative brand of ational predecessors, the Baby detergent of miscreants have actually been Jan. 27 — Clear and Present Danger of appreciable status. Back before underclass, one must not forget called 'Brand X?' But tiiioli miiioitty Boomers, should not simply be known to discuss relationships, it was cool to be a buzz in the the 'status' that comes with the most intriguing question of thrown in with a group of people religion, politics and even current music industry the all; what is J.C. DOBBS Stone Roses ttiot hm0 com0 listening to such a band. This is this crazy little thing twice their age who are primarily sounded events. They are at an age where Third and South streets like a swarm of bees, simple: The Stone Roses are a called Generation X? Not too long described as being jobless, shift- childhood is becoming a often fetching over to iO^li tll0 ago they steadily Philadelphia, Pa. $20 for their band one should be able to incor- were calling the members less slackers. The world could fading memory and they are 925-4053 poorly distributed disc. That was porate into a conversation based of this scruffy, flannel clad gang possibly be a better place for not constantly being ilHriOCNoili told how bleak Jan. 27 — Sweet Lizard Illtet and Jasper the Prodical Suns before Geffen Records stepped in on music, even if it is some type of ne'er do wells, "twentysome- & having 13-year-olds in hig cor- their world looks in the future. and delivered Second Coming. of reference point. Beyond the thing" for lack of better media fCiviiigi Ihey porate or political positions and as The world is a very different place The Stone Roses have been social ramifications, one should induced hype terminology. KHYBER PASS PUB How- most may recall, at 13, one is fairly for discovered them than it was for the 56 South Second St. by a small minority not forget this is indeed good ever, it was soon discovered lucky to know which end is up. generation before, a more difficult that have come to Philadelphia, Pa. love the melo- music. For a sweet sample, call through hours of rigorous scien- On the other hand, at last count place to get along in and no one 440-9683 dious ravings they deliver. Still, For virgin ears, the Roses de- one of your friendly disc jockeys tific computation that a group of there were very few 34-year-olds seems to be offering any sugges- the old adage liver a smooth, well-sung, malaise Jan. 27 — Mae Pang, No. 2 Nippy and Big Boots/Juicy holds true: Things . . people at WXVU . they will be happy described as belonging to who had been convinced by MTV tions. At this age, one begins to 28 — get better with age. The Roses are of guitar. Lyrics are relatively to play a track. a generation born between Jan. Huffamoose and Papa's Gun the that Green Day plays truly au- see more clearly the myths and years 1961 and 1982 were, for the thentic punk. Not to say such realities of life. One easily becomes most part, MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB not twentysomething people do not exist, it's just that agitated and withdrawn as a 625 W. Lancaster Ave. but rather many were teenage- there would hardly be enough of result of their adult realization of Tlie Ctiain steps from ttieir something and Wayne, Pa. usual sound thirtysomething them to name a whole generaticm years of disillusion. 688-2900 (and they have already had their after. So that leaves us with the There are always those who collective Jan. 27 — Fuzzy Bunny Slippers plus The Headspins 15 minutes). So a twentysomething, those fortu- know what they want out of life Jan. 28 — Eurobash plus Mr. times Always," a song about a riff throughout the song that is gathering of the media's most Greengenes By DAVID GREAVES nate enough to have been born and those that do not and still failed relationship. In the song, accompanied by a steady rhythm creative minds was held and Staff Reporter the between the magical years of 1965 those that think they do but are Sandoval sings, "I gave you all I guitar. Less introspective than outcome was a term that magi- GROUND ZERO and 1975. These lucky semi- not sure. It simply has come to had/ I gave you good and bad/ I the rest of the tracks, it provides cally Woodlyn Shopping Center spans three decades of people youngsters have been weeded out pass Jesus and Mary Chain's that the world is focusing on MacDade Blvd. The gave but you just threw it back." some comic relief from the darker and is still able to put them all as the latest bane of society's those who do not know what they latest album. Stoned and Her somewhat demeanor fits Woodlyn, Pa. wan areas that are explored by the in the same jar labeled Generation cultural Dethroned, existence. want. They are not any less despite its traditionally perfectly with the dirgelike. In- album. X. 872-1444 intelligent or talented than those mellow sound, signifies a slight trospective music of The Jesus Jan. 27 — Love Seed Mama Jump So, what horrible crime departure from against who came before. They have their past albums. and Mary Chain. But who Jan. 28 — Slippery and the New Generation X plus Interns are these people and society did these 20 to 29-year-olds witnessed that, unlike their grand- While older albums such as Au- Another departure from past why do they all wear flannel? do to deserve the loathing of tomatic and Honey's Dead focus parents, the hard work of their material is the instrumentation Perhaps the THE SPECTRUM first question one basically everyone who is not parents is not paying off the more on a fast-tempo drum beat utilized on way Broad and Pattison Place the album. Where might is it want answered where their age and does not have any it and guitar synth distortion, this ought to. The majority of Philadelphia, Pa. songs on Automatic and Honey's is that one can find these 13-year- ifiofttylo use for exploiting them? Well, to working age people older than album's tracks are slower, with Dead were accompanied by wail- 336-3600 olds hanging out with 34-year- start with, they do not seem to less feedback. Stoned and De- them are burned out from working ing guitar riffs and squealing dcousHc giiitCHfif olds, folks could who quite feasibly know what they want out of life. toward an end whose means are throned, however, still maintains feedback, music on Stoned and THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS be their parents. Maybe the great They to college, The Jesus and Mary go they switch seldom justified. Just like every Chain's Dethroned is set mostly to acoustic simple ei0cMe and powerful 334 South St. "they" were a bit majors a few times, some graduate generation before them, these position as a strong force in guitars, simple electric riffs, and Philadelphia, Pa. hasty when they decided to change in four or five years, alternative music. iNf$, ciricl CI fifziy some in six *Xers' are young people looking 922-1011 a fuzzy bass sound. This sound the label and perhaps, through a or seven, some never do. Other toward the future with trepida- The album's songs are filled is prominent on songs like "Girl- Jan. 28 — Nick Lowe and Jim Lauderdale not unlikely glitch, the dates they 'Xers' choose not with the usually dark, Ikiss sound. to go to college tion. They do not want to take introspec- friend," and "Come On." "Girl- figured out were a little askew. and basically tend to stay around things too fast for fear they might tive lyrics commonly associated friend" is about an attempt to THE TOWER end After all, whenever an interview the with the town where they grew up and repeat some of the grave mistakes Chain's albums. One of a relationship amicably. In it, «• 69th & Ludlow St. As is common with most Jesus is done a story is written invdving try, though often the significant half-heartedly, of the past and if this means a departures from Williams Reid sings, "We done and Mary Chain the whole Upper Darby, Pa. albums, it is Gen X phenomenon, to get a good full-time job, or at few extra hours at the coffee the older albums is the use of a our time and we had some fun/ 352-0313 cohesive in structure and musical rarely does one see Tabitha Soren least guest a couple of bad part-time house pondering their own mean- lead/backup singer beside I want to get things done." Jan. 24 — House of Pain w/Biohazard 1 texture. William and Jim Reid down at Lincoln Jr. High School ones. For the Reid both the group that goes ing in an obviously existential brothers. Hope Sandoval One of the best songs on the cover similar themes and subject trading quips with Johnny who is to school and the group that world, of the recently successful stays or even just what really Mazzy album, "Come On," has a very matter, but happy to TROCADERO do so in a dissimilar report that his voice has at home, familiar patterns in went on in the Scooby-Doo Mys- Star lends her talents to "Some- heavy, deep, and resonating bass 1003-05 Arch St. manner than their past material. finally settled on a suitable octave. lifestyle may be noted. Both enjoy tery Machine, then, in the words Philadelphia, Pa. Nor do we catch her at the IBM hanging out. If no alcoholic bev- of prefab twentysomething icon. 923-7625 Corporate Park in Morris Plains, erages are available at the place Christian Slater, "So be it." Jan. 27 — G. Love & St>ecial Sauce with Black Beans Jan. 28 — Zen Guerrilla, Strong ctiaracterizotion carries Voyagei' Latimer, Mother Nature's, Blacklight Murder in Rainbow, Bardo Pond and Marmalade capture outlaws of the Federation accompanied two One Alcotraz Enterprise mis- 23 EAST CABARET By: ERIC CHEUNG (a united organization of "good- sions — to seek out new plants that an escape James Stamphill (Christian 23 E. Lancaster Ave. Senior Reporter was being planned. guy" races, who desire peace and and life forms. But the overriding By ELAINE PAOLONI He was somewhat rewarded while Slater) is the lawyer who defends Ardmore, Pa. harmony), end up being whisked object is to find a faster way of —STAR TREK Senior Reporter Young, on the other hand, was Young against his charges of 8%-6420 away by a magnetic displacement getting home to family and loved sent to "the hole," better known murder in the first degree. He Once again, blasting off into wave to be a part of the galaxy ones. Even at its maximum speed Rehabilitation. That was what as solitary confinement. Here, guides the direction of the film AMC ANTHONY WAYNE THEATER they called it. Demoraliza- new frontiers, the "Star that is over 70,000 light years Voyager will take 75 years to H ^i Young spent three years in a dank with his narration. We learn 105 W. Lancaster Ave. tion. That was the reality of it all. Trek" saga continues with its from home. In order to survive, return. Thus, there is an urgency VOYAQe cell surrounded by complete dark- about Stamphill's life through his Wayne, Pa. fourth sci-fi series "Star Trek the outlaws (the Maquis) join to this show never felt before on After three years in solitary ness. Beside the 30 minutes of interaction with Young. The two 688-0800 confinement, Henri Young (Kevin Voyager." Already having aired forces with the Voyager on their previous series. |8pm| sunlight and exercise granted to are seemingly similar except for Bacon) its pilot and first regular season mutual quest to find a way back. The fine acting and incredible became a monster molded him each year, he occasionally the fact that somewhere along the by the episode, "Voyager" is the most The crew learns it is a strange characters are what makes hands of those in charge was visited by the associate way. Young got the raw end of of Alcatraz. He was a harmless exciting among all the series. being called the Caretaker who "Voyager" work. Like "Deep former leader of the outlaws proud and stubborn half-Klingpn warden, Milton Glenn (Gary Old- a deal. OVIE THEATRES man transformed into a killer by With rich characterization, multi- has pulled them to his domain. A Space Nine" every character has (Maquis), is a formidable first chiet ot engineering B'Elanna man) who would greet him by the penal system of the All dimensional personalities, humor member of an alien race exploring depth and a multi-faceted person- officer. He balances the concerns Torres (Roxann Biggs Dawson), United tying his arms up in a crucified Young wants at this point this the galaxy, the Caretaker ended ality that makes him of his Maquis crew States in the 1930s and '40s. Over is a friend. Although he cannot and conflict within the crew, or her with the light-spirited and wide-eyed en- manner while beating him. The AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN 50 later, story is finally THEATER it all. up destroying the environment on relatable. Furthermore, no one customs of the Federation, sign years the clincher is remember killing anyone, he is not show has since Harry Kim (Garret Wang) that Young was not a 824 Lancaster Ave. Generation," one of the nearby planets. To single person seems to dominate; they now are an intricate and Star being told. In the new Warner notorious gangster or stupid and knows that he will Unlike "Next part of Trek's first visible black hard crim- Bryn Mawr, Pa. amend this "debt that can never "Voyager" is Voyager. His Bros, release "Murder in the almost inevitably be given often bogged down in a slew of definitely an ensem- Native American Vulcan, chief of security Tuvok inal. He was only in Alcatraz in a 525-3056 be repaid" the Caretaker played ble cast. heritage provides First," the treatment of prisoners sentence of death for committing techno-babble, or "Deep Space The captain of the mystique to his (Tim Russ). Along with the prob- the first place for stealing $5 in the role of a god for the inhabitants Voyager, Kathryn character. on the island of Alcatraz is vividly the act. Nine," with a more soap-opera- Janeway (Kate Cocky and irreverent, lems that accompany the Voyager, order to feed his starving sister. ERIC TWIN ARDMORE of that race, the Ocampa, nour- Mulgrew) is the first female Lt. Tom Paris exposed. depiction This is Stamphill's first case as esque style, "Voyager" is imme- to (Robert Duncan which already must come up with The of ruthlessness 34 W. Lancaster Ave. ishing and protecting them from head a "Star Trek" drama. McNeil) is an instantly The storyline was inspired by which resulted is a lawyer. He believes that Young diately accessible to even non-Star Stern enjoyable alternative methods of fuel, and appalling. Ardmore, Pa. enemies. In the pilot episode, his and sensitive, witty and character. He also a true story. The manner in which did kill the other prisoner, how- Trek fans. proud, provides comic the infinite possibilities of new When Young finally finishes 642-2000 impending death forces him to intelligent and emotional, relief, as the first the publicity dealing with the case doing his time ever, he refuses to believe that the The series pilot, a two-hour Jane- regular episode worlds never heard of, this cast down in the dun- find an heir by genetically altering way is the most likeable "Star demonstrates when is filmed depicts the movie's geon, the first place fault lies in Young's hands. The movie entitled "The Caretaker," all his at- can easily provide a wealth of the guards ERIC KING & QUEEN 6 beings to become his offspring, Trek" captain ever to grace the tempts to kiss up to authenticity in an effective way. bring him is to lawyer chooses an angle which has easily become the best series the captain material for many wonderful the dining hall. Valley Forge Shopping Center which is why he brings the small screen. The first two epi- are in vain. All of the associated public craze Here, he sees the man ratted points the blame on those in pilot among all the "Star Trek" episodes to come. "Voyager" along who Route 202, King of Prussia, Pa. Voyager and the Maquis to him. sodes prove she is not just a Other avenues in nearby San Francisco is cap- on him charge of Alcatraz. Of course, this dramas. Admittedly though, the token of comedy in- with "Deep Space Nine" firmly and the others at the time 265-2776/337-1777 At the end of the pilot, Captain female captain, but a strong clude the Doctor (Robert tured on black and white film. of the escape. A certain is a major scandal which draws plot was hardly original. Picardo), proves that there is life on tele- rage Janeway of the Voyager sacrifices leader, capable of fallibility and who is actually The main conflict in the film overcomes him much attention to the trial. A "Wizard of Oz" in outerspace, a holographic vision after "Next Generation" as he plunges a ERIC TWIN PLAZA THEATER her only known way of finding experiencing maternal instincts, simulation activated begins with a group of prisoners metal spoon into the The deciding factor comes down many of the elements in the plot because at hit the silver screen. "Star Trek neck of the Expressway, 202 & 363 home in order to save the Ocampa as when she worries about miss- the moment, trying to escape from the prison man, killing him on to whether Young should just were used in previous "Star Voyager has no Voyager" airs locally Monday the spot. King of Prussia, Pa. series* episodes. from doom. Thus, the series is set ing members of her crew. medical doctor on Alcatraz. The only survivors Young has approximately plead guilty and succumb to death Trek" The crew on board. nights at 8 p.m. on UPN (Channel 200 265-3465 with the familiar directive, which Robert Beltran's Chakotay, Rounding are Young and another man who witnesses to his by the gas chamber, or if he should of »the Voyager attempting to out the crew are the 57). crime but cannot tipped off officials at the prison recall the incident. (Continued on page 32)

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January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 33 N T E T R T A I N M EN '.I American Thighs lives up 1o early hype k By DAVID VHalogy shows GREAVES on the Chicago label Minty Fresh. Veruca Salt is paced by Post and Let us Reporter Staff In October, the band signed with Gordon's harmonized vocals and major label Geffen Records, and resonant, distorted guitars. This combine all Chicago-based band Vef- The produced a video that still receives can be heard on powerfuP tracks uca Salt has diversHy > made a meteoric tremendous airplay on MTV's like "All Hail Me," and "Spider- rise to success with their debut your debts into one >i Primetime and Alternative Na- man '79." "Forsythia" refers to album, Ameican Thighs. j| Borrow- tion. Now a popularly requested how Gordon handled her parents' By LINDA M. DELCONTE it is hard to live , up to such high easy-to-manage \\ ing their name from one of the payment. stormy marriage and eventual Staff Reporter expectations. •i spoiled children in Roald Dahl's divorce. On this track, Gordon Vitalogy is by no Bad credit no problem. •i book, Charlie and the Chocolate means a failure. ALL accepted based on ability to pay. TlMbCHldlMW sings, "I don't mind sitting in the Pearl Jam is much too 'i Factory, the band has made a new release, Vitalogy, talented to way way back/ 1 don't mind lying The produce anything definite mcKtoacMRnite from Peari even close to Fast Help Is Just A Phone mark on the alternative to her face." Jam, had been Cau Away! that. And Vedder can still music scene and lived up to the long awaited by much of the music be American Thighs was produced considered a Call day or night 1-305-537-3617, early hype mcMfc OR JHNi industry as well as genius in today's (24 hr. recording) surrounding their by Brad Wood, who also produced die-hard fans. music industry. But older career. However, after much anticipation fans •i Liz Phair's album, Whip-Smart. for your FREE APPUCAnON or write: American Thighs is and publicity created filled with Veruca Salt's early rise and suc- hype, older songs inspired by fans of Pearl BUDGETMASTER the Jam may be , band •e«ii» dnd HwMl cess has been the victim of some disap- BOX 645, HOLLYWOOD, FL 33022 members* failed relationships pointed with their new and backlash accusing them of being creation. dysfunctional family lives. Many fans of Many tiplotlwttcnfy an over-hyped band that does not Pearl Jam waited of the tracks reveal in long lines an angry, deliver. However, a recent concert as record stores cynical sense of humor born out tiyp9 wuNiDiifKNng opened at midnight on in their hometown of Chicago has the day MAKE of abusive, Vitalogy YOUR SUMMER COUNT! harmful relationships. dispelled was released. Radio sta- i any doubts about the Lead singer Louise Post, rhythm tions, such as WDRE, promoted * band's talent and career promise. guitarist and singer Nina Gordon, the album heavily Summer Session '95 Playing in front of their first before its bassist Steve Lack, and drummer song on radio stations everywhere, release by playing songs and even major audience, Veruca Salt kno^v Pearl Jam is capable of the Rutgers-New Brunswick Jim Shapiro all grew up in homes "Seether" is an infectious, up- playing the whole album. played well together as a cohesive energy and charisma that is so where their parents divorced. tempo song (jreatness is expected from this about long repressed group and left the crowd cheering. evident in their previous work. • Over 1,000 Courses This fact undoubtedly band affected anger and pain. In the song. Post their because of the success of There Despite inordinately fast are a few songs on Vi- • Convenient Times, the tone of their debut album. sings, "I try to keep her on their two previous albums. Ten AM/PM a short rise to success, it appearrs Veruca talogy that are worth it, including • Veruca Salt's first single, leash/ I try to knock her and Vs. However, all that is great Undergraduate and Graduate Level out/ I Salt will persevere through any Thighs is a powerful and emotion- firmly planted Veruca Salt in the "Corduroy," "Satan's Bed" and "Seether," was originally released try to ram her into about this album is its design and • Study Abroad, the ground." backlash aimed at them. American ally charged album which has alternative music scene. "Nothingman." Overall the songs Certificate Programs, and more... packaging. lack energy as one lags into Vitalogy is packaged as a book another. Instruments such as the Registration begins in March. with art work and words pertain- accordian and mellotron create a ing to anatomy and the health of new Built to Spill with simplicity sound for Pearl Jam that, succeeds ! the mind. The compact disc fits NEW Rutgers Summer Session Catalog although unfamiliar to older fans, into a tiny sleeve, like that of old is now unique and rich. ^11 on computer via INTERNET vinyl records. This concept fits Vitalogy By JAY RACZKOWSKI songwriting produces more than close; but not before echoing the still stands as an in- lynx http://vvww.rutgers.edu/academics/catalogs/summer95 with one of the tracks, "Spin the credible P|i Staff Reporter a handful of big winners. sound of a certain shaggy blonde piece of work. It also has Black Circle", in which Eddie been a The CD opens with a bang. The who liked his gun (Kurt Cobain). massive success, with Vedder mourns the loss of vinyl booming first two tracks give the listener The remaining nine songs offer record sales, huge pub- "mosaic records. .:,,^,.:.^:,-.,..'^^ http://wvvw.rutgers.edu/academics/catalogs/summer95 UILT lo SPILL licity, and morning commute has a good idea of what to expect from many outstanding tracks, includ- substantial air time. lhur»\ Holhing wromg mith lo»» The Pearl was under become more and diffi- Jam heavy This just goes more BTS. Both songs offer well- ing the funk/rock guitar hook of to prove the mag- pressure to release this album. -M^, cult. Punk rock anthem bands written melodies with a nitude of Pearl Jam. Unfortunately quirky, "Distopian Dream Girl" and the This For more information, call have cluttered the roads and are may be why, as a whole, it fans that 1-800-HI-RUTGERS but never annoying, singing style. rising tide of "Car." The former have been with Pearl even beginning sounds very rushed and in many to outnumber the offers Jam from the start know they are a powerful interplay be- ways unfinished. big 70s power-chowders. On the Even with such capable of more than Division of Summer Session rise from a tween rhythm and guitar sections, Vitalogy has ]>« tMC WMBanV OF NEW JERKY mega-bands Peari " horizon, a band named Built to as Jam, though, to offer. and ConHnuing showing an indulgence for driven Studies DI nTTiFR ^ Spill breaks away from the *^5-l * VJMV^ pack. sc^iOcoiisNo melodies. "Car" proves that BTS 191 College Ave.,New Brunswick, NJ 08903 CairputmNtmWiurtt^kti Built to Spill's latest, there's can successfully change gears nothing wrong with love, is begliiiitiig the pied from their usual pop recipes — band's second CD. The title should adding a cello to the mix for good have Id a clioius wvhioii been reserved for the latest measure. long-haired crooner waiting in the If one is looking for something STUDENT wings, but the musical content APPROVED new out there the latest disc from HOUSES shines above this tiny misstep. becoming scppy Built to Spill is highly recom- This latest offering succeeds in its mended. Do not be turned away simplicity. Songs rise from soft, Of racHo^iMKly, by the disc's title; this is not a m LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP. acoustic-filled beginnings to cho- provolone laced concoction from a ruses which score without becom- Built to Spill hits its stride on the bunch of rock-anthem lovers. The most important zoning ordinances briefly summarized ing sappy or radio-ready. From the third as follows: track, "Big Dipper." Melding Their music is uncompromising start of the disc, the band shows acoustic guitars with a strong and infecting from beginning to an uncommon dedication to mus- bass line carry the tune between end. BTS is a real rarity. A band 1) No more than three (3) university or college students ical tightness. This healthy ex- are permitted to live in a its sonic peaks and valleys. As if which can create sugary pop change between band members that not single house or were enough, an inspired melodies while still retaining apartment. combined with a knack for melodic guitar solo brings the song to a some form of credibility. 2) A rental house in which students reside must be registered (by the Landlord) with the Township. Students may only reside in such ''student approved'' homes. (The ACROSS 50 Member of 35 Applies wall list for Lower Merion is attached. We have famous acting coating never received a similar list from 1 Houston collegiate crossword ball park family (2 wds.) 37 Actor Art Haverford Township.) 10 Bondmen 52 Willow 39 Fast gait 15 Room on the anterior 53 Small airplane 40 61 rl' s name <-, part of a ship (hyph.) 3) For a "new" student to 41 Painter of "Rowers' home be approved by the Township, it 16 Early Latin 54 In Itself: cannot be within version Lat. Luncheon" of the Scriptures 55 Nanny 42 Mired (3 wds.) approximately 1/4 mile of another approved 17 Star of 1926 Ben Hur student home. 43 Military rank (3 wds.) DOWN 45 Baseball city 19 ocull (eye (abbr.) muscle) 1 Fill with fear 46 2 Pain Stratum ARDMQRE Roosevelt - 20 Setting for "Hamlet" Ten^ace 149 West Lancaster Ave. - - 48 Dried up Thomas Ave. 8, 14, , 21 Roller used in 3 Railroad inventory 21 26, 49 Ardmore Ave. - 224, 226, 115 - printing 4 Tenant or landlord Irish-Gaelic School Lane 25 1024-26,844,845,916, 51 Accelerate 27, 33, 35, 37. 47 22 Fusses 5 Happen - Arnold Rd. 130 School House Lane - 114 1046-50 unit), 23 Chemical suffixes 6 Raised platform (1 841 1/2, 855, Warner Ave.- 22. 37. 56, 60 7 No longer In use W.Athen8Ave.-4, 7, 15 - 24 Equipment Simpson Rd. 230 1023, 1040 (2 units), 837, 841, North 25 Of an amide (abbr.) Wamer Ave. -1,3 - " Chatham Rd. 9 26 of thousands!" 8 Blended with WalnutAve.-167 718,829,855,874 27 Apt., dorm., etc. (2 wds.) County Line - 9 In N. Wyoming Ave. -17 fAaikee - 28 The Emerald Isle one lump (2 wds.) Murder Ten^ace 1049, 1055 GLADWYNE 29 By way of 10 Spanish equivalent 19 West, 21 West Montgomery Ave. - - 30 Disease-carrying of "oul, oul" 801 , 806, Righters Mill Rd. 304 (Continued from page 31) Cricket Ave. -7-15 flies 11 Of a particular BALACYNWYD (units try to fight 922 C-3, C-5, D-6, E-5) 32 Hotel employee race or culture it, perhaps receiving a (1stflr.201),21d Highland Ave. - 18 36 Pollution control 12 Woman's name or few more years in Alcatraz. Montrose Ave. - 25 (1 unit) HAVERFORD agency '20s song 1 here is - much internal conflict in Bm Ave. 120 Morris - 37 The Bay 13 Traffic warnings Lane Ban'ett Ave. - State this decision of Young's. 596 (1 apt.) «v (abbr.) 14 Most mentally sound Greenfield Ave. - 69 BRYN MAWR - The film Morton Ave. 823, 840, 842 38 Asiatic tent 18 Part of ship's leaves viewers with an BerideyRd. -415 name - 22 French uneasy sense of satisfaction Holland Ave. 27, 46, 51 , 57, Central Ave. - 27 Old Lancaster Rd. - 731, 39 Madison's VP friends and 1003 Booth Lane - 25 Length a 20 42 Adjectival suffix times width melancholic feeling. "Murder in 58, 67 (2 units) 73 County Line Rd. - 1015, Prospect Ave. - 57 26 Is unwell 1017, West - 43 Canadian province the First" is in no way a "pick Montgomery Ave. 256 28 Catch sight - Railroad Ave. - (abbr.) of me up" West L^ancaster Ave. 12 1019,1023,701 (2 units), 728, 762, 764 29 Sleeveless kind of show. It will Westunits, 44 Syrian city (var.) garment - 1,2,5,8&11,519 31 Hydrocarbons challenge the most inherent of Unwood Ave. - 227 757(1 unit) North Rot)erts Rd. 45 Poktr ttna found West unit #5 in solvents rights bestowed Per- 46 British elevators upon man. Ave. - - 42,52,16,46 ' \ 32 Foundation Montgomery 20 West Elliott Ave. 20 (Apt. B) 47 Texas's nicknane formances by Bacon, Slater and 33 Sheet music synrtwl - Sargent Ave. - 947 (2 Mds.) Oldman are incredible. Missing Montgomery Ave. 240 East Floyd TenBce- 1058 (2 wds.) WYNNEWQQD 49 Way to obtain aoney - this Summit Grove Ave. , Edward Julius ••Collegiate CW83- sure-to-be-an-award-winner (2 units), 244 Franklin Ave. - 9, 13 21 27, O (2 Mds.) 34 Exhausts Penn Rd. - would certainly be a crime in 847-849, 29 336 itself. *• »^ .

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Drexel Hall is located their second defeat in as (Continued from page possible. Call 525-5203, please leave less than Shortly into the third period the 42) one of the top 10 minutes driving distance from defenseman and scored with many days. 10 recruiting classes message. Villanova clutch, though. University. Rent: $700/month, heat To the new Big Man on Campua — Ice Cats suffered a penalty and assists from Chris Paquette and coming in next year. • * * '95 * ' * and water included. HANNA 449- This coming weekend will sure- Spring Break America's Itl Realty (61 Congratulations on your new position — you West Anyone else waiting for Chuck Spring Break Company! Cancun, 1100. Chester received a one man Carl St. Pierre. Goalie Mike Wuer- Bahamas, deserve it! Burke ly be an exciting one for Villanova Babysitter Wanted: Two children ages 8 Kornegay to tear the rim or Florida! 110% Lowest Price Guarantee! advantage. However, Kyle Cap- tele kept Skidmore from down? 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January' 27. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 41 III. ^i,.»>. i^ jiid Beh'mil the scenes at a 'Nova road trip 1:11 Scope's spotlight on: W. Recap who tunity to beat the team most Women's (Continued from page 42) Williams remains buried in his The traffic is beginning to "Jay, you better show them to the best in (Continued from page 44) tonight," gays Haynes as people consider be USA Today There is not one player who pillows. accumulate around the Dean you are head back to the nation. There may not be Top 25 points while going 7-of-7 from the does not understand the magni- 5:50 p.m., Smith Center as the fans begin the team begins to "We're the hun- another chance to do this, says 1. Connecticut floor. Dillon recorded a career tude this game has been elevated Leaving for the game arriving for the 7:30 p.m. tipK)ff. the locker room. Lappas, so it is now or never. If St. John's Felipe 2. Tennessee high five steals as well; Maga The bus is schelduled to depart "I've got the Villanova basket- ters again." Lopez to by the press and the Villanova there is ever a situation when 3. North Carolina grabbed a career-best 14 rebounds. students. Right before leaving for at 6:05 p.m. but only Jim DeLo- ball team on board," says the bus 7:10 p.m., Pre-game speech themselves each player would have to put all By ALEX SCOFIELD 4. Stanford Villanova led by as many as 19 their room, Haynes and Williams renzo. Director of Media Relations, driver to the parking lot The Wildcats gather own court by a team that was that's a concern," said Mahoney. benches to of their heart and effort into a Senior Reporter 5. Colorado points during the second half. talk about the celebration that Penn and Wilson are on the bus. attendants. on the locker room wmless m the Big East. St. John's "At this point in time, what you coaches' final game, this would have to be it. was resoundmgly 6. Western Kentucky Villanova 64, Pennsylvania will take place if the Wildcats win. Assistant Coach Steve Pinone and But that was not good enough listen to the booed by the have to do is rgroup, understand Coach John "We have an opportunity When Villanova meets the St. 7. Texas Tech 33 "We're gonna win this thing," O'Driscoll stand outside the bus for this attendant who wanted to speeches. Associate Madison Square Carden crowd, what we're doing wrong and try speak tonight," says Lappas. "Now let's John's Red Storm in New York 8. Louisiana Tech The Wildcats dominated from says Haynes. "We just have to." waiting for the players to get on. see for himself who was on board. Leonard and Coach Pinone and after the team's record had to go from there." 9. the outset en route players individually take it!" Feb. 1, you might be surprised fallen to 8-5 (2-4 Vanderbilt to their biggest Cox is the last to leave the Haynes and Williams board the "Yeah, it's us," said Lappas to to certain Big East), changes Mahoney will also hope Lopez the As if all of the hype was not with what you see. 10. Georgia margin of victory since 1990. it dining room. He agrees that most bus closed mouthed, Alvin wear- the attendant as the bus driver before Coach Hewitt discusses in the Red Storm starting lineup can turn out more performances also for the last enough to get the players fired-up St. John's looks surprisingly seem 11. Penn State was Villanova's best defen- of the team is confident, but ing his headset. Wilson is certainly opens the door. Tar Heels' personnel imminent. like the one he exhibited at Syr- Villanova coach- for this contest. Coach Lappas' mortal after an 8-1 start and Many 12. Virginia sive performance since it held Williams and Lawson are the only person in the mood for The players walk through the time. By now, the armchair critics in the acuse during a 91-87 St. John's dissected final words could have prepared months of hype from the New Big 13. Alabama Kutztown to 21 points in 1979. nervous. conversation. Haynes leans Carolina blue hallways to the ing staff has completely Apple speculate that point loss Jan. 17. Lopez' 35 points in this team for a war. York media. Big East play has 14. Florida Rosenthal had a Villanova record 4:15 p.m., against the seat in front of him locker room. Everyone remains this team and knows every guard Maurice Brown will be this game was the second-best 9:30 p.m.. After the game taken the Johnnies down a few 15. Mississippi seven blocked shots in the victory Haynes and Williams' while his fists remain pressed quiet as the Wildcats lace up their strength and weakness with benched in favor of reserve James single-game scoring tally among There are no medals for trying; notches, as the team's losini? 16. Washington that put Villanova's lifetime hotel room against his forehead. Kittles and hightops and put on their flashy which the Cats will be forced to Scott, and Lopez would then Big East teams this year. He was not even when you lose 75-66 to streak swelled to six straight 17. Kansas record against the Quakers at 21- A Flintstones cartoon can even Lawson, the Villanova players the warm-ups. deal. occupy the vacant point guard 12-for-24 from the floor, and 18. 1. For the through the No. 1 team in the country. games with a 88-71 loss against slot. George Washington game, Penn shot 18 ut be heard in the hallway. The two country will pay closest attention 6:30 p.m., Coach Lappas goes Brown has often looked showed a glimpse of his potential Georgetown. 19. Purdue percent from the field. to each of North Carolina's plays Coach Lappas is the last person And yes, even super- confused and overwhelmed The Quak- ' in tonight's as < I Philly natives have the volume up game, appear Waiting to warm-up the as he gains expeerience in the to find solace in a moral victory, frosh Felipe Lopez, whose Sports 20. Southern Cal ers only scored three field goals >\ , focussed as enter Carolina's varsity that Coach Hewitt has drawn on Red Storm's playmaker, so loud so that they can hear the they the bus. North junior „, . . and Scott high-stakes games. there are Illustrated cover appearance last 21. Texas A&M in the entire second half. " Neither is still the board. They want the players but he knows many has begun to grumble I sound over the roaring air condi- speaks a word to anyone. team in the fourth quarter aloud for "I feel comfortable now that my November heralded the return of 22. Wisconsin Villanova 75, Providence 67 It ' Hells positives that can be taken from a chance tioner that has practically frozen 6:04 p.m.. Departure of its game so it will be a while to prevent the Tar from to prove himself. teammates have encouraged me to 23. Virginia The victory throwing lob pass to Wallace this game. the Big East conference, has "I think Tech was 'Nova's sixth their room. A silent coaching staff boards before the Wildcats can hit the the we should start the take the shot when I have it. I've "You know me well enough to experienced his share of frustra- 24. Seton Hall in a row, its longest win streak Both players lounge in their the bus together. Lappas sits in floor. Most of the Villanova play- or Jerry Stackhouse. Lappas pla- game like that," said Scott last been trying to do that and at the in that I don't believe in moral tions early in the season. 25. Southern Mississippi eight years. Dillon had 22 queen size beds in an attempt to the first two seats with his wife. ers sit in the stands waiting for ces a great deal of emphasis on know week. "We work well together." same time get other people Lappas during his "[Lopez] sometimes is getting points while Thornton and Glen- stay relaxed and focused before Kittles has his head pressed the game to end. Haynes and gang rebounding and helping victories," says This arrangement did in fact involved." post-game speech. "But losing caught too deep inside," said St. ning had 18 and 11, respectively. the game. against the window with his hand Lawson wait in the tunnel. without the ball. Then the g,ame work well during the late Anopther bright spot for Lopez when you play well and lay it all John's Head Coach Brian Maho- stretches "This trip is just like the others. over his face. The lights inside the Haynes paces frantically while plan is put to the side. against the Panthers, is his free-throw shooting, where the line is something ney. "He's very good off the it North Carolina means nothing to bus are turned off when Lappas Lawson leans against the wall The country perceives North on but may pose problems of its he leads the conference with an dribble. gives the signal to depart. while staring at the floor and Carolina as the No. 1 team in the different." In high school he could own for the Johnnies. Despite me," insists Haynes. "I just try the .816 shooting percentage (71-for- Week in Review He also could not help smiling go off the dribble and maybe shoot convincing to get as much rest as possible and 6:11 p.m.. listening to his co-captain. country, according to Lappas. statistics, Lopez may 87 at the line). (Continued is at the fact that his sophomore over people. Now he's going up not be from page 43) season 5-5, the get my mind focused on the Arriving at the Dean Smith "I'm sick of all this hype," yells "Perceives," says Lappas, the ready for the point guard For now, St. John's can only Lady Friars have center outplayed Wallace, who against kids who are 6-7, 6-8 and position, versus the 4-12 dropped game." Center Haynes. "Tip the damn ball up! key word. Villanova has the oppor- as his inexperience has hope that Lopez will show his Eagles. Junior eight straight games picked Carolina over the Main bigger." been guard Tricia despite extremely apparent at times. better side in the second half of Penderghast solidi- the all-star performance of Line. For whatever rookie difficulties fied the One category in which Lopez the Big East season. People often BC victory as she stole freshmen Kerri Chatten. Chatten Haynes, the Wildcats' vocal Lopez has encountered, however, would rather an inbounds pass is second in the Big not be among the Big expect a high-profile freshman to and scored a East in scoring general was so confident that his overall level of play has been East layup to put her at 18.4 who leaders is the turnover co- play like a veteran, but the Red team up for good ppg while pulling down 9.9 off the No. outstanding. As of last week, he in the his team could knock lumn, where his 3.14 turnovers Storm rookies, Lopez included, waning seconds of the rpg. Take away Chatten and 1 team in the nation, buried his was fourth among Big East per game. senior Heidi Moyano, scor- game ranks No. 7 in the have yet to play at his level. It who scored face in a towel knowing how close ers with an average of 19.4 conference. 29 in a 80-78 loss to point When the Red Storm is the morning after at St. John's, SYRACUSE Miami, and per game. Shooting (2-6 'Nova came to doing just that. 93 of 212 from is taken out of its preferred up- as the preseason euphoria has Big East; 4-12 Overall) there are not many bright spots 10:30 p.m. Back in the hotel the field, Lopez' .439 tempo pace, Despite reaching four for this team. Providence is being CAMPUS shooting Lopez becomes given way to the reality that there total Standing in front of the elevator percentage is fourteenth vulnerable victories faster than last outrebounded 8.1 rpg, in the to defensive foes, par- is no instant gratification when year's by while conference. team, the at The Siena Hotel, Lappas agrees Though the St. John's ticularly when he is double- a team undergoes the rebuilding Orangewomen are still turning over the ball 5.9 times squad seems to exhibiting that if this game was played at have many com- teamed process. the same defensive and more than their foes. The Lady the duPont Pavilion, the students plaitns at this point in the season, Such are the dilemmas facing offensive problems that plagued Friars may be able to snap out of the progress 5 5 would be ripping the goal posts of Lopez in his Mahoney, whose team is depend- last year's team. Despite the fact their funk this week as they take Villanova down right now. freshmen season is not one of ing upon the quick maturity of its that they are ranked fourth in the on the struggling Eagles at home. The players and coaching staff '( them. renowned freshman class. Zendon Big East in shooting percentage. BOSTON COLLEGE The loss at at is CORNER head up to Lappas' room for the home against Pitt Hamilton, a 6-foot-ll freshman, Syracuse ranked second-to-last (1-7 Big East; 4-12 Overall) final meeting of this road trip. was the low point in a season has also been part of the starting in opponent's field goal percen- The Eagles continued to fall out which 2 2 Friday, 6:40 a.m.. has gro\yn increasingly lineup all season, and backup St. John's tage. Guard Kristyn Cook and of site last week as they dropped Back to Villanova discouraging for St. John's since point guard Tarik Turner has also forward Kristen McCory are the a 79-54 game to UConn and 72- the new Almost every player is sound year started. It marked seen significant playing time in Feb. 1 two main reasons for the Oran- 69 game to Georgetown. The asleep in his seat on the way to the second time this season that his first year aboard, gewomen's improvement. Cook is contest versus the Huskies was the Red Storm the airport. Conversation is limit- was violated on its "Any time you have young kids 9:00 p.m. on ESPN ranked third in the Big East in played before the largest crowd 7 ed even in the terminal, as the scoring at 18 ppg while McCory ever to see a BC game, 2,415. The 7 is players and coaches wait for their adding 14.9 ppg of her own. The Eagles have just not played very 8 a.m. flight back to Philadelphia. two players accounted for 34 well this season, which can be A father and his two sons points in a 89-58 loss to UConn seen on both ends of the floor. Last Women's basketball improves last week. year, Kerry Curran and Holly PROVIDENCE Porter scored enough points to 3 (1-7 Big East; 5-14 Overall) keep the Eagles close and to make 3 (Continued rom page f 47) grabbed a team-high eight "I think to win 12 Big we have The three-point reliant Lady up for their team's lack of depth. about [the inside] anymore." rebounds. East to have a shot at games Friars have really hit hard times. With Curran gone due to gradua- The general consensus after the Denise Dillon led the team with second place," said Perretta. "It's Despite leading the Big East by tion, Porter has been a marked game was that the team wanted 15 points. Dillon, who was named kind of crazy. It's wide open." throwing up 7.6 three-pointers a woman and has been virtually to move on from the disappoint- Big East Player of the Week, a Villanova's next is home game game and by averaging over 75 non-existent in most of BC's 6 ment and regain its composure for distinction that no 'Nova player 6 Wednesday, Feb. 8, versus St. Night Club and Sports Bar points a game, Providence has games. Someone else had better its match against the Panthers of had achieved over the past few at 7':30 p,m. in duPont John's suffered from poor defense, result- pick up the slack, or head coach Pittsburgh. years, has been essential to the YOU WANTED HEALTHY LOW FAT FOODS THAT TASTE GREAT TONIGHT ing in a Big East worst 82.2 Cathy Inglese is going to wish she Pittsburgh came to town with team's recent successes. Over the opponent's ppg. After starting the stayed in Vermont. 2 GREAT BANDS an 11-4 record and was tied with break, she scored a career-high 29 FUZZY BUNNY Villanova for second place in the points against Boston College and conference. After the teams traded helped ignite the win streak. SLIPPERS buckets for the first five minutes, "She came out and she started Road trip

I, the Panthers began to pull away making a couple of shots," said / SO HERE YOU ARE &THEHEADSPINS as Melissa Thompson (17 pts., 10 Perretta. "It's contagious." (Continued from page 40) reb.) sparked a small run to put "It's just the way our offense approach Kittles for an autograph 6 JAN. 28 6 SATURDAY. them ahead by six. 'Nova stemmed is," said Dillon. "It's not designed as the junior, All-America candi- 2 GREAT BANDS the Pitt outburst, though, and for anyone specifically." date studies from out of a note- MR. GREENGENES never trailed by more than seven. Dillon currently leads the team book. The young fans are glowing The teams went into the locker in points, rebounds and steals. as they stand in front of their and EUROBASH rooms at halftime with Pitt lead- She is averaging 17 points a game hero. Haynes takes the time to %0 ing 28-23. in conference play. make sure they get his and eve- SUNDAY. JAN. 29 While 'Nova seemed incapable Also essential to the Wildcats' ryone else's signature. moK ANOWaOH of stopping Thompson in the first 11-5 record has been their ability The flight attendant requests SUPER BOWL BLAST half as she scored 14 first half to get rebounds. They still are not that the Villanova basketball BIG SCREEN TVs points, the second held a different dominating underneath, but their team board the airplane at this Food & Beverage Speckilt fate. The Cats shut out Thompson inside game is no longer a major time. As the players enter the for the first eight minutes, allow- liability. tunnel leading to the plane, a ing senior Lisa Bagglio a chance "Our rebounding has dramati- television tuned to Headline Sports THURS.. FEB. 2 to tie the game at 44-44 on a layup cally improved," said Perretta. shows highlights from last night's MR. GREENGENES off a steal. 'In one game last year, ISeton game. Maga gave 'Nova its first lead Halll had more rebounds than we 9:58 a.m.. of the game with a 17 footer and had shots." In front of duPont Pavilion HICKEN BROCCOLI FRIDAY. FEB. 3 soon the Cats had established a While 'Nova has been outre- Coach Lappas makes all of his ARMADILLOS six point lead. The Panthers cut bounded in all but four of its final announcements to the team the lead to one three times, but games, the team has been able to about the weekend's practice 'Nova held on for the 63-62 keep the margin within reason schedule. It's been a draining trip 4 it CAE BITE SATURDAY. FEB. victory. and has made up for by having for all of the athletes but the BONEHEAD Villanova won despite poor less turnovers than its opponents mentor insists that his players go outside shooting (O-for-8 from in all 16 games. to class. 1 three-point range) in part because The team is optimistic about "There's only 20 minutes left FILE PHOTO Av«.. Wayne. PA 625 W. Lancoitof from Snell the remaining games is of solid performances and eyeing in my class," says Williams about junior forward Denise Dillon leads the Cats in points, rebounds and 688-2900 and Maga. Snell had three steals a second place finish behind the his 9:30 a.m. class. steals and was recently named Big East Player of the Week. Her and chipped in 11 points. Maga No. 1 ranked Connecticut "Then you better hurry up and contributions have been a key to the team's recent success, the field and Huskies. was 4-for-6 from get over there," says Lappas. . • .;-».'.•: • >-v<^^-

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January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 43 »» Villanova travels south to face Carolina Tarheels By SEAN KELLY quietly, either listening to music team looks to for direction. His Rasheed Wallace was quoted on be nervous seeing all this Carolina Editor-in-Chief or doing homework. vocal is paper. blue and all these banners and Big leadership incomprehens- in this morning's East Week In Review 5 p.m., ible until it is seen off the court. "That's funny coach. I thought jerseys." Wednesday, 3:15 p.m., is on board US Air flight 1058 At one point during the dinner, I just heard you say you were from Haynes much more ilnnoyed duPont Pavilion It is not a chartered flight to for no apparent reason,. Haynes the city," says Haynes, mocking than impressed that Vitale will be The Villanova men's basketball " Raleigh-Durham, NC, but like silenced the entire team just by his mentor's city background. at 'Nova's practice. The senior Men's team bus is scheduled to depart Summary every road trip for the Wildcats, raising his voice. Haynes' "What are you saying I'm not point guard's name was noticeably for the Philadelphia Airport at each player is given a much numbers may not be as high as from the city or something?" says missing from Vitale's list of the By ROBERT SCHUMACHER Constantin 3:15 p.m., but the only person on Popa had 20 points on Panthers felt confident needed aisle seat. Lawson and Kerry Kittles, but without him, Lappas. nation's top point guards. Staff Reporter they could the bus at that point is team 8-for- 10 shooting, including a hook senior co-captain Ron Wilson do this young 'Nova team would be "I don't know coach," says He wants to be able to approach emerge with a victory. Led by chaplain Rev, Bernard Lazor, shot with 23 seconds left to give not ev^n come close to fitting in lost. Haynes. "Yo5're always talking the commentator after the game CONNECTICUT senior center Jaime Peterson's 23 O.S.A. Inside the duPont Pavilion, the UM the lead for good. Popa also points and nine regular aisle seating, however, A waitress spills a jglass of about all those squirrels and and just say, "I told you so." 15-0 Big East, rebounds, Pitts- the Wildcats 8-0 Overall had seven are running through so they sit by the emergency rebounds to help sus- burgh persevered with a 94-87 exits. orange juice in front of Haynes deer." Surprisingly confident, Haynes The Huskies continue their defensive game plan for to play tain his 9.67 rpg average (second the Coach Lappas sits alone up front. and Williams says, "We're just gonna prove to victory. Junior guard Andre Al- who jokingly 10:40 a.m., Team meeting excellent basketball, as 15- No. 1 their overall in the Big ranked North Carolina Tar The pilot has not even turned East). Junior dridge contributed 22 points accuses her of trying to rattle the The players and coaches seat everyone what we already know." start is the best ever Heels. in school guard Steve Edwards added 17 which on the engines, but the majority Cats. themselves in one of the hotel's 1:50 p.m.. Practice ends included 10-for-lO free history, eclipsing the 14-0 mark points Head Coach Steve Lappas whis- of and six rebounds. thro\y shooting players are already sound Lawson quietly sits with his meeting rooms that has been set The Wildcats brief, but intense set by the '53-54 down the stretch. tles the end of practice 15 minutes club. Dating back SETON HALL t asleep as they would remain for Philadelphia teammates practice session ends but Despite playing the conference as they up with a television and VCR. 'Nova to last season, UConn has won 25 later and then Kerry Kittles, Jason 12-5 Big East, 3-4 Overall tough, this the duration of the flight. all agree that if not the was the Panthers first anyone is nervous Third year Assistant Coach Paul does leave Dean Smith straight home games and 13 Lawson and he answer all of the The Pirates had their two-game Big East victory. 8:15 p.m.. about Carolina, it's the first Center immediately. Vitale sits in Injuries have coaching Hewitt goes through the half straight Big East contests (which conference last-minute questions by an Action The Siena winning streak plagued Coach Ralph Willard, but Hotel Lobby staff. Williams and Haynes are of the North Carolina vs. Cincin- the stands with Lappas, Lawson, is second News reporter. to St. John's '84-85 mark snapped by the The players and Twenty minutes after arriving UConn Huskies he remains positive, citing the . not sure the coaches are confident nati game that took place earlier and Haynes to discuss tonight's of 14 in a row). coaches want this This past week, 86-81 last Saturday to be like any at the hotel, the players and night. In the recent play of center Jaime Peter- about the game plan but Haynes in the season. Lappas and Hewitt match-up. More importantly, he UConn registered convincing other road trip, but this post- vic- losing cause, junior forward Ad- coaches meet in Coach Lappas' is not son and his conference leading worried about all of the expose the strengths and wea- wants to hear about the Lawson tories over Seton Hall, practice interview is No. 10 rian Griffen tied his career adding to the room to watch films of North different high 10.3 rebounds per game. ' things .the Tar Heels knesses of a team that is vs. Wallace rivalry that people in > UNC Georgetown and No. 6 Syracuse. with 24 tremendous amount of attention Carolina. points. Before this set- BOSTON COLLEGE A portable VCR unit might do. much better offensively than it is the media have been playing up. being The 86-75 showdown with Syra- back, SHU had given to this contest. that can be hooked beaten St. John's 6-8 Big East, 0-7 Overall up to any "They're just players," Haynes defensively. They stress the impor- Kittles, junior Roscoe Harris, and cuse was especially 4:10 p.m.. Departure relevant be- 91-81 and Boston College 66-58. television in a few minutes travels insists. In the midst of a six-game losing tance of stopping the lob pass to sophomore Zeffy Penn compete to cause it Almost gave Connecticut sole The BC game was a hollow an hour after the Cats with the team victory streak, the Eagles are still seeking wherever they go. 9:30 p.m.. Wallace but admit it cannot be see who can hit the first shot from possession of first place with an of sorts for were scheduled to ' Coach George Blaney leave for their By now though, the Cats are Touring the their first conference win. Last campus stopped every time just as Wallace halfcourt . . . Kittles wir^. Cox 8-0 record. flight, Lappas gives the driver Super-sophomore as freshman center Jacky the ready to forget about tomorrow Kittles Kaba week, BC lost three consecutive chose to sit in the first dunks over a Cincinnati player. and Williams put on a dunking guard Ray Allen led the signal to depart for the airport. Huskies suffered a broken left wrist and night's game for a little while as Big East matchups to George- seat of the bus for this ride. When Both coaches want the Cats to use show for Cox's camcorder before with a career high 31 Kevin Cox, Villanova's senior points on will be lost to the team indefi- they go out for the team dinner. the bus pulled into the University town 75-60, Seton Hall 66-58 and their size whenever possible and Alvin joins the conversation with ll-for-16 shooting (3-for-4 from walk-on, left his camcorder in the nitely. Coach Blaney, however, is Miami 69-68. However, Only the players, managers, and of North Carolina campus, it to get into the Vitale. there may paint because three-point range). The Huskies delighted with locker room so the players b^ O'Driscoll are permitted the resurgence of be reason for Coach Jim O'Brien at this turned out to be a very brief tour Carolina constantly leaves that 2:45 p.m., Pre-game meal are currently ranked Lappas to stop the bus so Cox can No. 2 in the junior point guard Danny Hurley. dinner so that the athletes can because the team general started and his troops to be hopeful about area open. Before eating their pre-game nation. Hurley, run back in to get in. If there is have time who walked out on the things to come. In the some to be themselves protesting. "Now I've got a little surprise meal, the entire team listens to Miami SYRACUSE team last year for one road trip that will be worth as a team. personal rea- contest, BC trailed by as many "This isn't the hotel, is it?" for all of you," says Lappas as Father Lazor say perhaps the 14-2 Big East, 7-1 as recording, certainly this has the Overall sons, has come back in '94-95 and There is not a person in Squid's Haynes yelled. "I don't see 12, but tied the game at 65 with wanna Hewitt pulls the tape out of the most spiritual, yet compact, mass Since dropping their first potential of being it. amassed impressive statistics Restaurant this night who does this 54 seconds left. Trailing 67-65, place. Am I suppose to be VCR replacing it with a new one. ever. After the mass, the pre-game of the Villanova's senior game year to George Wa- (14.9 ppg, 4.71 apg, 1.86 steals, and basketball not know what this is, Miami's Steve Edwards stole the team as impressed with this place or The game on the television is meal is served. shington, the Orangemen had 72.4 percent free throw managers pass out the lunches to the Cats strutted by the tables shooting). ball from senior guard Marc something? I've never been the 1983 contest between Villan- As usual, Lawson remains won 14 in a row, including the players and coaches as the bus each The Hall hopes to see a repeat of Molinsky with sporting their new jackets that impressed by Carolina Take us ova and North Carolina silent seven seconds left that the as he devours two plates of of their conference games. After last year's heads down Lancaster Ave. Sopho- winning pattern as to seal the victory for showcase the new Wildcat logo. back to the hotel!" Wildcats won 56-53. food. the 'Canes. The Tar Haynes and Williams, how- registering a 91-87 victory over St. they began the 2-5 moreJason Lawson, who managed few hecklers shout season and still Senior forward Kevin Hrobowski A from the bar 9:45 p.m.. Back to the hotel Heels were 1 ranked No. in the ever, cannot seem to calm them- John's earlier in the week, the made the to get the back three seats on the area but most remain NCAA tournament. had 19 points and seven rebounds quiet as the The tour of UNC was cut short nation that year and had names selves down. Orange bus, lets everyone needed some late-game PROVIDENCE know one players walk confidently to an immediately after passing and sophomore guard Danya the like Jordan, Dougherty, and Per- "I'm not scared," Williams heroics to subdue their next bagged lunch will not be enough. 10-5 Big East, 2-5 Overall Abrams had 18 additional room in the rear of the Dean Smith Center and the play- kins on the roster. points and eight Head Coach jokes with a high pitched voice. opponent, the Providence Friars. The Friars Senior Donny Marshall has 4:45 p.m., restaurant. enter this week in boards in the losing effort. helped the UConn Huskies' domination ers returned to the hotel to do Dean Smith had his team running "I'm petrified!" Junior ot the Big East. Philadelphia Airport guard Michael Lloyd's a bit of a tailspin, having lost three The Huskies are currently ranked No. 2 in the Senior co-captain Jonathan homework and play cards before nation. many of the same plays then that "Jay, will you take over if we're three-pointer with 2.2 The crowded terminal of the seconds left conference games in a row to Haynes begins to shine the their 11 p.m. curfew. the Cats would undoubtedly see up by seven with Philadelphia a minute to go gave Syracuse a 60-59 win. Senior rivals Connecticut, Miami and Airport becomes moment he sits down with his Thursday, 10 a.m.. tonight. Was there any doubt that in the game?" Haynes asks a stoic Lawrence Moten helped the effort Syracuse. quite still as the Villanova basket- Philadelphia native teammates The defending Big East Team breakfast this would inspire the No. 22 Lawson. "Because if we're up by with 14 ball players walk through; each points, running his career champions felt especially frus- Lawson and sophomore Alvin The players pour out of the ranked Wildcats? seven at that point, I'm gonna be total to 2010 (third all-time for trated after Women's wearing a tie and carrying some an apparent win Summary Williams. Haynes is more like a elevators a few minutes early, 12:40 p.m.. Arrive doing at practice some dancing on the middle SU). Syracuse suffered its first versus Syracuse was type of headset. Some travelers big brother to these two young erased on a already wearing their practice Walking down the ramp of the floor." loss in are not the conference to snap its last second shot. In the 60-59 loss. sure who makes up this pups than he is a captain. looks By ERIC BEGG reason He unforms. Most of the team towards the court in the Dean The Villanova co-captain men- 14-game winning for the turnaround is though, and have parade of giants, but streak in a 86- Senior forward Eric Williams had posted an im- most people after them and makes sure they remains silent as they devour Staff Reporter Tawana Jackson, the junior Smith Center, the voice of the tions that the coaching staff is 75 Big Monday loss to the guard pressive 11-5 record thus far. Pitt know exactly who the Cats are, UConn 24 points including two clutch are by his side as if they are enormous plates of pancakes and is leading her team and the "pied piper of college basketball" begging him not to talk any trash Huskies on ESPN. Led by All- Big split last week's games with as well as where they are headed.- free throws with 11 seconds left CONNECTICUT a family. eggs. Haynes and Lappas joke comes piercing into the during East in scoring at 21.4 ppg, aiding player's tonight's game. Cox, Law- America candidate Lawrence Mot- to put PC up 59-57. convincing 78-51 victory over Graduate Assistant Rob O'Dris- Most people have created a bad However, a (8-0 Big East; 15-0 Overall) the Red briefly about their city ears. son, and Williams laugh at the en's 18.6 Storm's drive to respec- Providence and a coll, points per game and Syracuse three-pointer in the one point loss who is responsible for ever- boy, trash talker, image for backgrounds. After dominating the Big East tability. Last week "Here come the Wildcats. Don't likelihood of that happening. forward Wallace's 17.1 Jackson was to the Wildcats. ything that happens John aver- closing seconds sunk the Friars' for The Panthers behind the Haynes that does not tell the story "Only city the last several years, the named Big East us guys would know be scared guys," says ESPN color "Telling me not to talk is like age and 2.14 Co-Player of the were lead by sophomore scenes for this team, hands out blocks, Syracuse is hopes of victory. Meanwhile, UConn Huskies forward of this senior. He is the one person about that," Lappas says in ref- can now say that Week as she tallied 26 and 33 analyst Dick Vitale as he hustles telling a bird not to fly," says No. 6 in the country. senior total Missy Thompson who poured in the flight passes as the players sit forward Troy Brown com- they dominate women's whom every single player on this erence to a comment Carolina's to catch up with the basket- points in the Storm's two wins team. "Don't (Continued on page 40) GEORGETOWN pleted back-to back double-doubles 15 points in the victory over the ball. With last week's convincing over Seton Hall and Georgetown. 12-3 Big East, 5-2 Overall versus Miami and Syracuse with Lady Friars and 17 points in the 10 point victory over then No. 1 St. The John's has now won four loss to Villanova. Hoyas, after winning 11 13 points, 10 rebounds and 12 Tennessee, the Huskies attained games in a row. Part of the reason straight, have dropped two of points, 14 rebounds (a career MIAMI the Big East's first ever number for the their Storm's improvement has (4-4 Big East; 7-9 last three games to Big East high), respectively. The play of Overall) A vetage one national ranking. Not only is been its offense, Joe on basketball which is ranked rivals. After getting hammered in senior forward Eric Williams has Rebuilding is the key word in UConn winning all its games, but second in the Big East at 72 an ESPN Big Monday match-up continued to ppg, Miami. Slowly but surely. Coach impress everyone as it is annihilating its competition. and its defense, which is holding By JOSEPH TUITE Floridians were going wild, the its feet by the Connecticut Huskies 93-73 the All-Big East hopeful continues Feme Labati is trying to turn the Beginning with their 80 point opponents to 40.2% Staff Reporter team didn't fold. Instead, in a from the field. Hurricanes around and it FREE THROWS. Does anyone game that saw rookie phenom to lead the conference in points victory back to (yes, 80 points) over Mor- Although it suffers showed some intestinal Allen Iverson from defensive their winning ways of fortitude know why they are called free? It's go down with a per game with a 22.7 scoring gan just a few State to start the season, the lapses now and again, which has It is half-way through the sea- and, in the end, the Cats found because they are sprained right ankle, Georgetown average. years ago. Although they are not uncontested Huskies have gone on to win all son and the Wildcats are looking led to a few blowouts, St. John's dominating a way to get the victory. fifteen footers that shouldn't be appeared to return to form in a ST. JOHN'S the competition, the their games by an average of 40 is an improving good. have three I club capable of the They had believe that particular win at missed! Missed free 70-55 win versus Florida Atlantic. 8-6 Big East, 2-5 Overall Canes are showing signs of life. throws cost ppg while holding their distraught upset. straight wins, two of which were Florida got the team back on track the Cats The Villanova Wildcats, however, The excitement of The foundation for Miami's re- the game at Syracuse and adding blue opponents to a nation's low 29.8 k'- against Top 20 teams and their and SETON HALL building gave the Cats a big boost in almost killed them against Geor- upset the then No. 10 ranked team chip rookies Felipe Lopez and process is freshman percent from the field. Coach (5-3 Big East; 14-4 next six against are against the confidence. I Overall) forward Octavia give all the credit for getown. Kudos to 66-60 in front of a national au- Zendon Hamilton had St. John's Blue. Blue, who Jason Lawson Geno Auriemma's squad is once The Lady lower echelon of the Big East. As this win to Pirates had a tough was named Big Coach Lappas. Lappas who has vastly his dience. The Hoyas missed Iver- fans dreaming of a fairy tale East Freshman of Hi improved free again led by all-world Rebecca week last the season moves closer to March motivated this son's week as they fell out the Week, came off the team unbelievably throw shooting. The rest of the 20.3 ppg as he was only able season. After a 7-0 start and a Lobo, bench and who is averaging 14.9 ppg of the Top-25 due to their Madness and the Wildcats are well and I don't to 73-65 led her team back from know what he said team better improve as well, play 10 minutes, contributing since diminished national ranking and a late 12 10.6 rpg in her senior season. loss to the Red Storm. Even Seton making some noise, one has to or did, but he got the job only two points and five assists. point deficit against the Friars by done. because it won't have the ability of 25th for the week of December With Lobo and sophomore Kara Hall's wins did not come easy as look at the six day period from He has been successfully motivat- Junior center Othella Harrington the scoring the Canes last seven to overcome such flaws when it 26, Red Storm have apparently Wolters down low, the 9-15 Huskies they just held off a revitalized January as the most pivotal ing this team for two years now sought to pick up the slack, come back to earth. points. Despite a nagging ankle starts playing the nation's St. John's has are getting many high percentage Villanova week of the year. In this time and squad 60-59 inOT. The injury, Blue has more and more people are powerhouses. scoring 21 points and grabbing 11 lost six out of its last seven averaged 15.4 ppg shots which is indicated by their Lady Pirates are frame, the Cats answered the starting to take probably still and 8.2 rpg this season. notice. Eric Eberz has had a sweet shot rebounds in the losing effort. contests and five in a row in the nation Miami has leading 52 percent field reeling from their crushing 80-36 challenge and grabbed the bull by Coming from Georgetown is currently No. 14 in also been helped by freshman New York City, I since the first day he walked on Big East. Last week, the Storm goal percentage. The pair is also loss to UConn a few weeks ago. the horns. Coming off that heart- had known about Lappas the nation and continues a 12 fell forward Rinnat Zaltz, who has from his this campus, but has lacked con- consecutively to Seton Hall swatting its share of shots as the Seton Hall has been led this year breaking defeat at Syracuse on days at Manhattan College when game stretch versus Big East (91-81), Syracuse (91-87) added 15.8 ppg while shooting 40 fidence. Now. he has confidence and two have combined to average 6.1 by sophomore Big Monday, the I Dana Wynne, who percent from Cats had to be saw the way he turned that competition. Pittsburgh (94-87). In the latter three-point land. written all over his face. He blocked shots a game. Last week's is averaging dejected and not looking forward program around. 12.6 rebounds a GEORGETOWN He did it through believes in himself the MIAMI loss, it took incredible foul shoot- star, though, and team was guard Jennifer game. The Pirates will look to a trip to Florida to face the then motivation and recruiting. 8-5 Big East, 3-3 Overall ing down to- (2-6 Big East; 6-10 Overall) He got and the fans believe in him. the stretch by Pitt to Rizzotti, who burned the Volun- ward fifteenth ranked Wynne, who sealed the One of the Gators on talented players like Keith Bullock After beginning their Big East sustain its lead. Freshman guard disappointments of Isn't it great to be able to win teers for 17 points, including a key game against the Sunday. to go to Cats by hitting the Big East this season Manhattan, which is not a big season with three consecutive Felipe Lopez finished strong with three pointer has been game without having to rely which ended UT's a huge free throw with 7.7 Florida had already lost two the easiest defeats of seconds the performance of the school in the world to on at the hands Syracuse, 17 points and junior forward last run. Rizzotti Lady Kerry Kittles to score 25? also scored 19 left in OT, and senior center games at home and were looking sell to kids. People Seton Hall and Georgetown, the Charles Minland Hoya's. Despite early season forget that Speaking of Kittles, he has some had 20 points and 16 points versus BC and to Dawn Johnson, who averaged 17 previews get things rolling atainst Vil- while Lappas was Hurricanes have resurrected their and nine rebounds for the defeated that put G'town in the wallowing in of the best body control around Syracuse, respectively, to earn in lanova. The Cats had every ppg last week's games, to lead top five of excuse the mire with a group of season with three intense, hard Red Storm. Lopez is second in the the Big East, and an undera- the hop that I've ever seen. I would Big East Co-Player of the Week. them back in the world to to their winning ways. early give a lackluster chievers in his first fought conference victories. After Big East in scoring with 20.7 season schedule that would year here at just love to see thim take people ppg. The Huskies can be seen at 1:30 effort in the Sunshine State. PITTSBURGH make John A Nova, the kids that Lappas defeating St. John's 82-79, the PITTSBURGH on Thompson proud, the rec- off the dribble and go to the rack CBS this Saturday as they take (5-3 Big East; 11-5 Overall) year ago this team probably would ruited 81-75 team has been pounded by its in- at Manhattan were on their 'Canes were able to grab a 5-10 Big East, 1-6 Overall on Kansas. more often. The Panthers entered the sea- have left its heart in the Carrier way -to the NCAA victory in Providence. Miami then Despite only dressing seven conference competition. The tournament. Jonathon Haynes is just a tough, ST. JOHN'S son with bleak it didn't. previews hanging Hoya's Dome, but This time, it Loach Lappas extended their conference win- scholarship players, Pitt has problems can be traced to deserves not only gritty been (6-2 Big East; 10-5 Overall) over their rose player who doesn't make heads. Most 'experts' a to the occasion and played the credit for turning ning streak to three (their first playing inspired ball, falling porous defense that has allowed this season some of the best decisions in the to St. John's is the surprise team thought that the inspired basketball. Even when around loss of last year's over 81 in Big East ASSOCIATED PRESS with the win at three-game Big East winning conference powerhouses Syracuse of the Big ppg gamis this Florida, world. He has been able to over- East this year. The Red senior class would send the young they were trailing by seven with but he streak in history) with a and season. Last week saw the also deserves all the team Villanova by two-point mar- Storm has vaulted Hoyas North Carolina was ranked No. 1 when 'Nova took them on. credit come that by coming up big in the itself out of the squad spiraling down to the three minutes left and those nuttv lor thrilling 69-68 win over Boston gins. bot- drop a 15 point affair to the gettmg this program back Entering the game against basement of the Big East Red on (Continued on page 39) to a third tom of the Big East. The Panthers Storm College in Miami. Senior center a slumping St. John's team, the and Dull out a 72-69 victory place 10-5 record. The major have been resilient this season, (Continued on page 41)

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m January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 45 »» Wolfman's ••4 Views from the Cheap Seats «^ Spies By JONATHAN PASSMAN sexism, it was just boring. My runs possession is not a battle in a lost to top away December. They also at the NCAA tournament. UConn with iautleil Rhodes H Staff Columnist Scholarship problem was that I was only violent war. It is ... a sport! ten Alabama in the Sheraton figures to have first place wrapped exposed to women's basketball on Watching wqmen's basketball Capstone Tournament over up, but 'Nova is right in the chase- travelling to meets almost every Yeah, I admit it. I'ye joined the television, is lot title in the indoor season is also which a like golf: does take some getting to. By PETER McDONOUGH used Thanksgiving. for 2nd place in the conference. weekend, forced her to maximize bandwagon. in person, Reporter not that far out of reach. fun a cure for insomnia Not every three pointer is going Staff With success comes milestones. About the only thing missing is the little time she had for stud- No, not the New Jersey Devils on the boob tube. On a whim, I Nnenna Lynch, Villanova's only to go in, nothing but net, as they Over winter break. Head Coach "ying. is new uniforms. Why do our men She a great runner but other 'Hi bandwagon. took in the Villanova-LaSalle As a key member of Rhodes Scholar, is currently seem to do when Eric Eberz, Harry Perretta notched his 300th the women's is well get the spanking new colors, but aware that she is not good in The Villanova women's basket- game over winter break. I went NCAA Champion her second year of study at Jonathan Haynes, or Kerry Kittles career victory (becoming the 45th Cross Country enough to the women have to settle for make a living off of it. Oxford. ball wagon, silly. Everyone knows because I had time to kill and was line up from behind the arc. Team for three years and She supported Spies a coach to reach that honor) while dreary blue and white? with an "I've always known that me, and most who don't, knows Gender my great deal when she afraid of my car getting ticketed There is little to trashtalking. exceptional 3.86 GPA in was applying, no Michelle Thornton notched her equity should extend philo- academics had to be there," I'm already on the men's basket- not just to said and was more than outside my apartment. When Finally, not every breakaway, in sophy and biology, senior willing to help 1,000th career point in a road scholarships, Becky Spies, "and it is ball but to new something I've her adjust wagon ... have been since Villanova won in a classic Big Five fact, no breakaway Spies has earned the when she goes to I ever ends up game at Georgetown. 6-5 center uniforms. title of always been interested 1985, except for a few hours in in and England next year. nailbiter, I was hooked. in a thunderous dunk. freshman Rhodes Scholar. Priscilla Rosenthal, However, with success should [everything] sort of fell into 1988 when 'Nova beat my beloved I caught three more games after Although she In her time at Oxford, Lynch The fact that Villanova has though still learning the nuances has never won an place." (nice come attendance, and there,"unfor has been mini free throw shooting, that, including wins over Miami been winning lately individual title in running with a club in was not the of the offensive game, is well on tunately, NCAA track and Winning the !^ Lou) in the Villanova falters. The Rhodes Scholar- the strong club NCAA tournament, and Boston College, and a heart- cause of my hopping on the band- field or cross country competition, system in England her way to etching her name into 'Cats have been averaging ship has been something that has '^ And only a selected few knew I wrenching overtime loss to then this four time which is something Spies would wagon — in fact, the two occurred blocked shot records at All-American has overwhelmed both between 300 and 500 people per Spies and she like »*. was actually on the Devils band- No. 20 Seton Hall. Though the seen dreams of to look into. simultaneously. And what a band- Villanova and in the Big East. winning a Rhodes doesn't game, a far cry from the 6,500 that know how to react to the As her wagon, mainly because of my , career winds sport and namesake are the same, wagon it has been. The Wildcats Scholarship become a reality. down as a In fact, with Villanova having duPont holds, or the honor yet. idolization of Chris Terreri. Only 11CCO- *u D ,7 . 7,000 that the Wildcat, Spies is the style is so different. I'm so are novv 11-5, 6-2 in the Big East Even though the Rhodes Scho- also looking to the outside shooting of Thornton UConn "It doesn't really hit be- iii reciently, however, have I hopped women draw for their you help out some of the used to Big East men's basketball: as I write this. Their two losses larship is something underclass- and Denise Dillon, the inside you win. cause it's just a piece on the women's wagon games. Hopefully, if the Wildcat of paper men by being a positive pressure, foul, pressure, in conference were to nationally Spies looks at it a little differently; influence. presence of Jennifer Maga and right now," she said. "You've I have always professed that women continue their winning won But, Spies leadership foul . . . you get the idea. The not qualities are ranked Seton Hall last week, and only as something she will this Rosenthal, and a bench deeper ways, more Villanovans will jump but it hasn't happened yet. not women's basketball, gender equity women cagers are so much, Connecticut, the have forever but as an just beneficial for the team, buzzsaw that is than the St. Mary's swimming opportunity "It's been really be damned, the boring on the bandwagon. There is still difficult for me but to the entire was most hmmm, what's the ranked numerouno in the nation, to broaden her education. athletic depart- V> pool, there is no reason why plenty to say, 'well, was this an sport this It of room, but only if you academic ment and side of sailing. . . . university. wasn't word fluid, yeah fluid. Every whom they lost to early in "What it [the Rhodes •u Villanova can't contend for a shot hurry. Scholar- achievement or an athletic "[Spies] stands ship] is intended to do is to give achievement.'" for all things that you two years of study at Oxford are good in college athletics," Spies places the scholarship at and to take what you've already said Athletic Director Gene DeFi- Catching up with Wildcat the top of her academic achieve- action lippo. "All done in your life a step higher," of us here at Villanova ments, but athletically it is hard said Spies. are very lucky and fortunate to to tell, because it was not a went "I look at it have Becky Spies as part of Men post 6-2 6-of-7 from the floor and paint that 'Nova has been missing eight points. In the end, though, as a stepping stone physical accomplishment. our mark track team and grabbed eight rebounds. Kittles for several it in my career; a chance to study our University." years. Ironically, des- was Haynes who was the hero. In addition to being part of three shined for 'Nova as he scored 25 piteoutshootingtheOrangepeople Prior to his final shot, he had been abroad [and] a chance to go further NCAA title winning teams. Spies Head Cross Country By JOE PATTERSON out-rebounded and out-shot from points in in my field." and Track what was altogether a 65 to 46 percent from the line, it only 1 of 6 from the field. has placed seventh Sports Editor and third Coach John Marshall also thinks the floor (48-to-46 percent), the poor shooting performance for the was foul shots down the stretch Villanova Pittsburgh Spies has always wanted to 71, 69 be overall individually in 'Nova's last that three-point Spies truly deserved the line (50-to-43 percent) team (39 percent from the floor, that killed the Cats. The Wildcats competed in their a physician, so biology was an two runs at the title. On the track. scholarship for the person Villanova 101, Richmond 70 and the free throw line (90-to-73 25 percent from three-point obvious major choice. she is Villanova 72, Florida 70 third straight game determined by Philosophy, Spies has done just as The Wildcats shot 62 percent well, and the athlete she is. percent). range). Jonathan Haynes made up for two or less points. Eberz con- however, came to be an interest placing third in the indoor mile "[Spies] is from the floor in the first half to Villanova a tremendous per- 90, Delaware 54 Villanova 89, Boston College his missed foul shots in the tinued his offensive streak as he after a couple of core classes. at last year's NCAA's and sixth son," said Marshall. "She's a capture a 20 point halftime lead The Cats continued their win- 66 Spies will eventually Syracuse game as he broke a tie scored 25 points. Lawson grabbed attend in the nation last spring Juniors Kerry Kittles in the person who cares and she's highly and Eric ning streak with a solid thumping 'Nova dominated the over- with medical school and is in time expired on an outside a game-high 12 rebounds (seven the 1500 meters. In addition to win- Eberz led the 'Nova charge with of the Blue intelligent academically. I think Hens. Eberz and matched Eagles from the outset, jump shot. Haynes also grabbed offensive, several of process of applying now. But it ning which were two Big East titles last year. that this award 25 and 22 points, respectively. Kittles were the story again, truly personifies Kittles chipped in 29 points while a team-high seven rebounds. The his own missed layups). Kittles, will be out on hold while she is Spies also anchored The two players two relay Becky Spies." combined on 19 combining for 37 points. Senior Eberz and Kornegay combined for in England, because she game, played in front of a national who struggled from the floor, plans to teams to victory at the Penn of-25 shooting from the floor, Regardless of whatliappens in Jonathan Haynes and junior Ros- another 36. Mickey Curley, television audience on pursue a Masters of Philosophy in CBS, dem- managed to score 16 points and Relays. her future. including 7-of-ll from three point coe Harris also Spies' own philosophy posted double younger brother of Bill Curley, led onstrated 'Nova's ability to use came away with five Comparative Social Research. This thefts. The year. Spies will wait to see will help her excel range. Sophomore Chuck Korne- figures totals. As a team, 'Nova on the track, BC with 15 points. Possessing a different weapons when neces- Panthers stayed in the game, Philosophy has given Spies a how she does before making any in the historic halls gay, playing in his first game as shot an amazing 16 of 30 from considerable different look of Oxford height advantage, sary. Kittles scored 21 points, but thanks in part to 'Nova's 19 at health care in this decisions on her running future. a Wildcat, grabbed 12 rebounds in University, and then as a medical three-point range. Again, the the Cats corralled 36 rebounds to it was Eberz his country and hopes that studying and own 21 points turnovers (Williams 5, Eberz 4) Her main goal right now is to get student. just 22 minutes of play and added Wildcats benefitted from a good . the Eagles' 23. Kornegay, hit sociology will help ,, « • who that gave him player of the game and the shooting ofJaime Peterson give her a a chance to in I c L. run the Olympic "You 11 points ottensively. bophomore turnover advantage. constantly have to set Quite possi- on 8-of-ll shots from the floor, honors. Kornegay scored 12 points (20 points). The close win gave different angle on all forms of trials next year, and that could goals and go after them," center Jason Lawson recorded a bly, though, the most amazing grabbed health care said a team-high seven down low and Lawson, who was 'Nova a reasonable hope of a when she comes back depend on her performance in the game high six blocked shots. Spies, "and you're not always stat was that the Wildcats at- boards. . three-for-three from the floor and national ranking going into for medical school in two years. present the indoor and outdoor sea- going to get them but Villanova 80, Rider 69 tempted only one free throw sometimes shot Syracuse 61, Villanova 60 two-for-two from the line, added Georgetown game. Academics are something that sons. Spies' immediate goals Eric Eberz you do and it makes you a better had another scoring all game, which they missed. The Wildcats continued to strug- have always been important for however include a couple more person. outburst, posting a team high 23 Connecticut Villanova It does a lot for your pride, 77, 62 gle against Top 25 teams as they Spies. Juggling such a busy sche- All-American team spots and an points while your achievements and your grabbing seven re- The Huskies showed why they fell to Lawrence Moten and the dule for four years, which included individual national title. A team accomplishments." bounds. Lawson had one of his are the only undefeated team in Orangemen on a last second three- best offensive COURTESY OF MEDIA RELATIONS performances ever, Division I college basketball as pointer. Syracuse shut down taking Senior Becky Spies was awarded for her accomplishments off the advantage of a weak Rider they pulled away from the Cats Kittles in front of the ESPN race course as well as on as she received the distinguished Rhodes team as he scored 22 points on 9- in the final few minutes. Ray cameras as he only scored nine Scholarship. Spies is only the second Villanovan ever to receive this of-11 shooting. The key to the Allen and Donny Marshall had points. Kornegay, Women though, kept warming up honor. victory for 'Nova was a 24-10 solid games for UConn, combining the Cats in the game with a game- turnover advantage. Aside from for 36 points. Travis Knight high 16 points, including several that statistic, the Wildcats were embarrassed 'Nova inside as he very impressive moves in the By PETER McDONOUGH Last weekend the venue was best of 2:08.5, followed by senior 1,200 leg, Sullivan in the 400, the Terrier Classic at Boston Sta^ Reporter Barton Hall in Ithaca, N.Y. for the Becky Spies and Robinson with sophomore Alison Pojanowski in University. On Sunday they will Cornell Invitational. Sklepko was times of 2:09.1 and 2:14.6, respec- the 800, and was anchored by travel to the Florida Invitational Women The start of the Indoor Track a standout again, setting a person- tively. All three spots earned dominate over Robinson in the break mile. in Gainesville. The team will be season serves the purpose of al best in the Pentathlon with ECAC qualifications while Sulli- The team results did not dem- running individual events today. By getting the in 3,561 points, qualifying her for the van and Spies JOE PATTERSON out strong in the second half, having won the past seven games runners shape and provisionally qual- onstrate Villanova's full capabil- Sports Editor earning qualifying times for the ECAC's. Another personal best ified for the NCAA's. building an eight point lead before between the teams. The Hurri- ities but this is only becaiise these Marshall believes that his team bigger meets later in the season. was set last Friday by Rhines in There were two other victories Sienna tied the score at 54. Vil- canes started off strong again, meets are used strictly as tune- has a chance to do well this season Villanova 56, LaSaUe 52 lanova still In the past six weeks, the women's the mile. A 4:41.8 time was good for the Cats a week ago. They was within striking taking an early lead. The Wildcats ups for the bigger meets which are but knows it is going to take very The Wildcats saw a 30-21 lead team has run in three meets, for first place by 18 seconds and came from Staye in the 200 meter distance, trailing 66-65, before came back, though, going on a 22- coming up. Head Coach John solid races from every member of at halftime earning qualifying also qualified her automatically dash (26.01) disappear as the they went scoreless for the final 2 run to erase a two point halftime times for both and from the Distance Marshall and his runners will see the team. Explorers rallied for 12 out of the the ECAC and champion- for the ECAC's and NCAA's. Medley Relay team which had an three and a half minutes of the deficit. Dillon scored 18 points and NCAA their first real tough competition "It's going to be an uphill battle next 14 points to take a one point ships. In the 800 meter run, Sullivan ECAC qualifying time of 12:02.2. contest. The loss spoiled an incred- equalled a career-best 13 of the season today and Sunday. for us as a team this season," said of took home the win with a personal This race lead their own. After a few lead ible performance by Glenning, rebounds. Glenning had 12 points Back on Dec. 10, the Cats was run by Spies in the Today the Cats are in Boston for Marshall. travelled exchanges, LaSalle held a one who hit on 7-of-12 shots from while Stacie Keffer went 3-for-3 to Boston for the Har- vard point lead with one and a half three point range en route to an from three point range for nine Invitational. The standouts minutes left in the game. The extraordinary 31 point -scoring points. of the meet were sophomores Wildcats then scored the final five effort. Villanova 70, Georgetown 57 Krestena Sullivan and Melanie points of the contest, including Villanova 67, Syracuse 61 Head Coach Harry Perretta Sklepko. Sullivan earned an Men's track win NCAA provisional qualifying time four the 17-foot go-ahead shot by Villanova came from behind in captured his 300th career victory at Cornell Jennifer Maga. Denise Dillon led an exciting overtime victory. in convincing fashion as the in the 3000 meters, finishing first all with a time of 9:40.94. Sklepko set scorers with 17 points. Fresh- Throughout the game, there were Wildcats improved to 3-1 in con- By MARK ANGELACCIO Freshman Ed Diaz took first place Also adding to Villanova's suc- for the Terrier Classic on Jan. 27- a personal best in the long jump Reporter man Priscilla Rosenthal recorded eight ties and eight lead changes. ference play. Perretta is the 45th Staff in the shot put with a toss of 50 cess was junior Steve Blais who 28. The Cats then travel to (18' 6%'0, placing her second in the Gai- career-highs with 13 rebounds, The victory evened out the Wild- women's basketball coach to feet, edging his closest competitor placed second in the I pentathlon, •. nesville for the Florida Invitation- six points and five blocked shots cats' Big East record at 11. Down record 300 or more wins. event. The men's indoor track team by a quarter of an inch. Another The missing the top spot by one point. al on Jan. 29. 21 of play. After a month's rest, 'Nova took continued in just minutes by five points in the second half, game also marked another miles- its solid season as it freshman, Kareem Archer, placed Junior Steve Mazur finished to the track again at the Univer- placed ViUanova 63, Cornell 47 Villanova went on a seven point tone as Thornton scored her first in four different third in the 55 meter hurdle, only fourth in the mile run. After trailing 4-2, the Wildcats sity of Illinois Invitational in events last weekend at run sparked by an aggressive full 1 ,000th career point with just over the Cornell 12 tenths of a second behind the "I was very happy with the on a 13-0 run. After that, Champaign on Jan. 14. Junior Jen Invitational. went court press that led to five easy a minute remaining. She is the The meet took place first place finisher. men's performance," said Mar- Cornell never got closer than nine Rhines was in her usual form as on the campus of Cornell points by Thornton. The Oran- 11th Wildcat to reach that mark. Univer- "These are people who I think shall. "Anytime you go into a meet Men's 'Nova shot 42 percent from she captured first place in the mile sity in Ithaca, N.Y. points. gewomen forced overtime on a two Dillon scored 24 points, grabbed are going to be major contribu- and win five events that you field four players posted (4:46.3). She was followed by The Wildcats edged the as pointer with just over 12 seconds a career-high 15 rebounds and out many tors," Head Coach John Marshall entered, you have to be very Basketball double-digit point totals: Michele remaining. Thornton took over in dished out six assists. Glenning Sullivan who finished second close competitors on their way to said of the freshmen. "I think that happy." Thornton (16), Sue Glenning (13), extra period, scoring 11 with a personal best of 4:52.0. the four first place trophies. the of added 17 points and Maga grabbed both of them have a lot to be happy Overall, Marshall is pleased vs. Snell Sophomore Kesha Walley took Senior Kyle Dillon (11) and Jen (10). Villanova's 12 points. Thornton 13 rebounds in the victory over Watson took top about and should be happy about with the accomplishments of the first in the 400 meter dash in honors in the 1000 Rosenthal again recorded five led the team with 26 total points, the Hoyas. meter run with their contributions to the team so team this season. Nevertheless, he 58.11. The Cats had another win a time of 2:28.1, three Provklence blocked shots. including 5-of-6 shooting from Villanova 56, Boston College seconds far." knows there is still a lot to be done. in the 4x400 meter relay (3:58.47), faster than the Sienna 71, Villanova 65 three-point range. Rosenthal 42 second place Kareem Archer also ran the "I think the team is doing well," Sienna defeated the Wildcats which was run by junior Cathal- finisher. Teammate Kevin Chris- tomorrow added eight points, seven Dillon accounted for 52 percent lead-off leg of the 1600 meter relay said Marshall. "I think we still for Wildcat Christmas Classic ina Staye, Sullivan, junior Stacy tiani finished first in the 800 the rebounds and four blocked shots. of 'Nova's offense as she scored in which Villanova won top have a ways to go. We're still a Title. Villanova, sparked by Glen- Freshman Jen Beisel had a career- career-high Robinson and Walley. Freshman meter. The junior's time of 1:53.4 honors. Senior p.ni. 29 points. Dunng /J3?drSce Andreas Von team in transition trying to figure 8 Sophomore forward Churlcif u . photo by ning, took an early 20-11 lead. But high nine points. one stretch of the Kornegay Janeille Matthews had a strong beat the rest of the field by more Scheele, sophomore Mcllwain out game, Dillon to Villanova's in«i? - has been a valuable addition J.R. who we are and where we are outing in meet as a than I Sienna cut the lead to five by Villanova 64, 51 *' ^^^ her second two seconds. and senior Silvester fin- and Miami scored all 15 of the Wildcats' Wildcats are 8-2 *^* *"^''*' »" *«*« December the Chuck what we think we should duPont intermission. Wildcats Wildcat setting a school record in Villanova also received The came Miami came into the contest (Continued on page 41) an excel- ished off the relay in 3:19.4, accomplish ... but I think we're » the 35' 8.75" triple jump at despite lent showing from some of the almost six seconds faster than the right on course." a second place finish. younger members on the team. rest of the field. The team is travelling to Boston

y Page 46 • THE VILLANOVAN • January 27, 1995 January 27, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 47 £r/c 3-Berz lives up to his name Women improve with winning

By MARK SPOONAUER Still, someone has to knock and his inside game, Eberz looks S^rts Editor down the treys, and sometimes, to tally more rebounds.

"' to the delight of Wildcat fans, it "I think the biggest thing is streak and two close wins ." said Eric. "It's Eberz from three . . seems as if Eric can't buy a brick. rebounding," "Being a More often than not this phrase Most players recognize this phe- small forward. Coach Lappas By JOE PATTERSON point lead, but 'Nova clawed back fashion, though, as junior Stacie is followed by a field goal by the nomenon as "being in a zone," a always says I have to get more." Sports Editor as freshman Jen Beisel hit one of Keffer, who had scored 11 points exciting small forward, junior sensation with which Eberz ad- As for the future, if Eric can two free throws to tie the game and made her previous five free Eric Eberz. In several games this mits he is not exactly unfamiliar. develop the aspects of his game The women's basketball team at 20-20 with three and a half throws, missed a foul shot that season Eberz has stepped to the "It feels like the rim is just huge he aspires to, it looks as though appears to have ^: mastered the art minutes left in the half. Senior would have tied the game with forefornt of this Wildcat his hard work translate into squad to and you just can't miss," com- may of producing exciting games. After point guard Michele Thornton two seconds remaining. deliver some much needed offen- "It stars on the first some post-season victories for the mented Eric. dropping a one-point contest to the took over from there, going 4-for- "We had the game, but we sive production, especially from couple of shots and then you just Cats and possibly some post- nationally ranked Seton Hall 4 from the line and scoring a weren't prepared at the end," said ' the perimeter. get more and more confidence. collegiate invittations for the Pirates, the Wildcats rebounded driving layup down the lane to put Dillon, who also scored 11 points. With the aid of Eric's sweet you don't even hesitate to young man from Buffalo. NY with Then a one-point victory over Big the Cats up by three points. The "It wasn't the final things that did stroke, 'Nova finds itself in the shoot." East rival Pittsburgh. Hall's Sandy Mitchell scored with it. It was throughout the game and thick of the Big East race. How- Realistically, there are times for A week ago, Villanova, riding just over two seconds remaining throughout overtime." ever, with the recognition Eberz Eric the shot is not there, Congratulations the tide of six when a game winning in the period to cut the 'Nova lead The Cats were able to stay close has earned as a three point spe- but he realizes streak, that there are other hosted the Pirates with to 26-25. as 'Nova's tandem of centers cialist comes more attention from ways help to cautious he can the team, even optimism. The Cats The second half proved to be a Jennifer Maga and freshman Pris- opposing defenses. Nevertheless, if it means his being pulled from thought they could hang, though, war lead Tyrone Frazier: as the changed eight cilla Rosenthal kept the Hall's Eric has adapted well by playing the against game. the powerhouse Pirates. times. The Pirates' Rukaiyah Dawn Johnson to just nine points. tough, consistent basketball. "I think that anybody would Named to the "It was a difficult defense to Walker nailed a five-footer to take Maga finished the game with 13 "Every game I go out and just rather stay in there and try to find play," said Head Coach Harry a two point lead with 32 seconds rebounds and Rosenthal grabbed try to play as hard I can," said as [his shot], but I think Coach American Football Perretta. "We wanted to keep the left before 'Nova's junior sensa- eight more. Rosenthal also Eberz. Lappas game slower H has to try to find the right paced." tion Denise Dillon layed in a recorded a pair of blocked shots Surprisingly, one way Eric combination to win the game," Coaches The Hall came into the contest spectacular driving finger roll and seven intimidations. 4,1 alleviates the pressure he may put said Eberz. averaging 73 points a game with with 10 ticks left on the clock to "[Maga] gained some confidence •». Association 1st on himself offensively is to have Short of taking a seat, though, an average margin of victory of tie the game. during that winning streak '•J and a defensive mindset. 21 points. Villanova was undaunt- The Hall Eric has found other ways besides Team AU-American took the lead three is just playing better and better," "I try not to worry much on his three-point shot to be effective ed, though, and put up a spirited times in the overtime period and said Perretta. PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN offense, but on defense. That way offensively. One such alternative team in fight. junior Jen Snell twice nailed a long "Jen Maga played great," added my shot comes more easily." is to be more aggressive. .^«*^ *»«^^ ^^" "^^ ^ ""^'^ balanced jumper to tie the game up. The Dillon. "We're Pf. '^^y *>««" P«rt of two exciting *games againstagainsi Setonaeion }^^?1 not really worried Certainly Eric's strategy has HaU and Pittsburgh. * attack to jump out to an early five match in "Now that teams know that I Division 1-AA ended heartbreaking (Continued on page 41) worked. Currently he ranks can shoot, I gotta put on the among the top five in the Big East dribbling and drive by once or in field goal percentage, three- twice," said Eberz. "That will point percentage and three-point open up some shots for me, too." & goals per game. More important, when Eric Co-captain Micheie Thornton records 1000th point What has certainly facilitated drives, he draws attention away Amy Lam: ing their way to the top of the Big led the Cats. Eberz' (as well as Kittle's and from other potential scorers and By KATE SZUMANSKI She was second on scored my 1000th point without sity wise, our defense has been Senior Reporter East Conference standings. Thorn- the team in points, steals and Haynes') scoring success this year is then able to dish out assists. Named to the 1994 (2.2) my teammates. excellent. Our defense has been ton's outstanding individual play three-pointers made (39). Thorn- is the intimidating presence in the Unselfish play is certainly impera- Thornton's primary objective winning our games. Offensively, While she remains the consum- has elevated the paint of NC State transfer Chuck women's Big East ton's play last season earned her for the team this season is clear: tive to both Eberz' and the team's GTE Academic All- mate team player, the grandness we need to concentrate on our record to a phenomenal 7-2 Kornegay and Philadelphia native success. and All-Tournament honors in both to make it to the NCAAs. of senior Wildcat sensation Mi- shots and keep going." their overall record to Jason Lawson. an impres- the 7-Up/Desert Classic and the "My dream is for the whole "Everybody is so unselfish on America University chele Thornton's most recent sive 12-5. Along with fellow sen- Wildcat Christmas Classic. "Last year everyone pushed out the team; everybody gets along," team to make it to the NCAA And if Thornton and her team- personal accomplishment has iors Lisa Baglio on our perimeter," said Eberz. Division Women's and Jennifer This season, she has reinforced tournament," said Thornton. "I said Eric. "It's obviously a big key forced the 5-foot-7 sociology/ mates continue to play at their Maga, Thornton is captaining the "This year I think having an to her reputation as a solid player haven't made it yet. Right now, optimal winning and to winning a psychology double major into the levels, her dream will Volleyball Second Wildcats in very Forward Eric Wildcats. inside game with Chuck and Jason championship." what well could and team leader, Thornton is our chances are excellent. Inten- undoubtedly Eberz is a constant threat from outside for the spotlight. In the women's decisive become a reality. be their finest season in His contributions on the court have helped the team vault into the definitely opens more shots for Besides improving his already recent averaging 31.7 minutes and 13.4 Team 70-57 victory over Big East rival memory. Top 25. us." exceptional three-point percentage points per game while shooting Georgetown Jan. 8, 'Nova star "It is an honor being a team 37.5 percent from the field, 34.5 I guard scored her 1000th career captain," said Thornton. "I was percent from three-point range point on a foul shot with 1:07 a captain last year as well and and 77.2 percent from free throw remaining in the game, becoming enjoyed it. You can't get a big head range. In 16 games played, Thorn- only the Uth player in Wildcat and must remember that you are ton has chalked up 44 assists and history to reach that scoring 'I still a player; you are just being 29 steals. plateau. "> Courtside with Villanova's acknowledged for your leadership Thornton moved from the point ',» "It took me forever to score my ability." guard position to the off-guard "J 1000th point," said Thornton. "I As a returning starter and spot last season and continues to didn't know I was that close until captain for the Cats, Thornton play the two-guard this year. my brother called and said, Head Coach Steve Lappas me had played in all 83 'Nova games "The point guard position is a 1 'You better get those 16 points.' during her first three years and lot different," said Thornton Our next game was in Miami, and entered the 1994-95 campaign "You run both ends of the court, » where just one of the big kids was knesses before Kornegay began I couldn't for the life make a shot ranked 10th Villanova's all- on base line to base line. I am most By SEAN KELLY in the game; but with Ron [Wilson] playing, and it remained so until of me. I thought it wasn't meant time assist list with 319. Last Editor-in-Chief not being able to play, then we comfortable playing at the 'two' Lappas put the sophomore into to be. Then I pulled my hamstring season, Thornton appeared in all position." were either small with Jason or the starting five. before the Georgetown game and 27 games, averaging 11.6 points, When Villanova Head Coach real small without him," said Her expectations for the Cats "We put him in the starting really thought it wasn't meant to 4 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 33.6 this season are high. Stfeve Lappas walks around the Lappas. "So we really lost a lot Hne-up because we thought that be. But I only needed nine more minutes per game, while shooting center of the court during practice "We have a great team this of our flexibility that we had in we needed to address our biggest points, so I knew the day would 34.1 percent from the field, 30.7 these days, he coaches a much year," said Thornton. "It is a true the past. problem which was rebounding," eventually come. They were the percent from three-point range team; everyone works for improved team than he had when "Plus I think people with the each said Lappas. "If your biggest hardest 16 points I ever made." and 68.7 percent from the charity other. If I'm off one day, the Wildcats got thrashed by small line-up have now done a somebody problem is rebounding and he's Notwithstanding the rough stripe. 85-64, Nov. 25. is there to pick up the slack. Minnesota, much better job taking advantage the only big guy you've miles- got on the road leading to Thornton's Thornton's numbers in minutes "I think we've improved a lot of the There's lots of togetherness on the size difference," admitted bench, then that's what you're tone, the Cats are currently claw- , assists and free throws made then for a lot of different (57) team. I know I couldn't have since Lappas. "I think people are pre- going to try. said Lappas. "We've reasons," pared this year. Last year it "He has tremendous potential," developed over a period of really caught people off guard going said Lappas. "He can do things out but I think there's been a time, small and it helped us. This year there that very often he's the only lot oif factors that have made us it has not been as successful Perretta joins elite as guy on the floor that can do those group better to this point." is was in the past." things from both teams. What has Missing in the very early por- Fortunately, the Dec. 22 game really surprised. us is how well (Continuedfrom page 48) childhood. its women's basketball coach tion of the season was the strong against Richmond marked the he's played defensively." college hoops. "I'm a kid from 40th and Girard. leaving for another school. play of senior co-captain Jonathan debut of sophomore transfer The performance of this team Nevertheless, Perretta is quick I thought the world ended at 63rd /'> "I've always said that I'd coach **.» Haynes who had not even prac- Chuck Kornegay. for each game this season has I to state that he takes more pride Street." at Villanova or not coach at all. ••'.> ticed up until the Great Alaska "Adding Chuck [Kornegay] to generally been evaluated by in his players than his actual It may be his inauspicious I'm a very loyal person." Shootout because of a stress the line-up has made a big differ- whether the Cats won or lost. accomplishments. In fact, during beginnings and ingrained work In fact, the only thing that could fracture in his foot. ence," said Lappas. There was not much of a differ- his career at Villanova, every one ethic that has bred the success slow Perretta down is stress- not practicing "I think Haynes But throwing the muscular ence in the way Villanova played of his student-athletes has that he has enjoyed as a coach. related health concerns. for that entire month before that power forward into the starting versus Syracuse and Florida; yet received her degree. It certainly has helped to shape "My biggest problem is that I of whack," according has us out line-up after only his fourth game for some reason, many people are "I've had players that were not his philosophy as a mentor. get stressed and allow things to Lappas. of the to season was not exactly under the misconception that only good players here, but they've "My philosophy is really simple. affect my body really badly. I get against Minnesota The game what Lappas had in mind when Lappas' squad played poorly gone out and they're really helping We try to play the best that we extremeely run down and sick. If witnessed the first signs of he said also he would get Kornegay against the Orangemen just be- the world. We want to produce can play every game. Obviously I can control that, I'll continue to declining impact a noticeably into the mix early. Losing Wilson cause they lost. good people and I think we've done we don't play well every game, but coach." senior co-captain from the play of eventually forced the 'Nova men- "You can't define a close game, that." we try to give our best effort." For now, Perretta, who is rec- Wilson. Wilson's mediocre tor to start Ron his prize transfer though everybody does it, Perretta's 300th victory has Even when his level of talent ognized as one of the most vocal by *"****** Villanova to key recent victories against performance turned out to be much earlier than anticipated. Fufnll-'t?*?** J^?.* given the dean of Big East coaches has not been sensational, he has coaches in the nation, will con- whether you win or lose," said Georgetown. He is hopeful that the team can continue than a slump. The lisitL winningwin*: i much more "The way it turns out, maybe Lappas. "What you want to do is ways. a chance to reflect upon the past been able to walk away from the tinue to push his players and try was actually suf- this is strong forward what Chuck needed," said be in a position at the end of the decade and a half. season contented. to once again take the team to a stress fracture in his fering from a Lappas. "What Chuck has done game to have a chance to win. "I sat here one day in the office "I've had teams that have won national standing. An impressive left foot that he sustained in the is kind of thrive looking how many people 11-5** with the oppor- After that, you can't say, 'Well, Catch back on maybe only 12 or 13 games, but start hints that he may be season game against the Steve Lappas Show first regular tunity to play significant minutes. we played great, we won,' or, 'We I've met in 17 years and how many I felt that they were successful. close to that objective. Losing Wilson Alaska-Anchorage. So far, Church has seized the lost by one; played lousy.* places I've gone in 17 years that They played the best they could Whether they win or lose, we You FILE PHOTO really set the Cats back onWGMP1210AM have I could moment and is playing well right can't look at it that way. never would have gone." for what they had." though, the Villanova team that One shot Senior guard Michele I Thornton recently scored her for a long time. now." can't make you go from playing Indeed, his coaching job has Villanova, as a payoff for giving takes the court come game time 1,000th point The four year starter has proved tq be invaluable "It hurt us because last year we Rebounding on Thursdays allowed to expand the horiz- Perretta is to the women's had quickly become great to playing lousy. It just at 6 PJM. him a chance 17 years ago, a testament to why Harry basketball program. play small at times were able to one of this team's biggest wea- can't." ons of his admittedly provincial should not have to worry about Perretta has won 300 games.

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By TODD LESKANIC cut to three, 45-42. Haynes came I Associate Editor up with a huge three-pointer to I*, give the Cats a six point advan- It was a battle on the boards. tage. By then at the 17:49 mark, Fortunately for the Wildcats it the Hoyas had cut the lead down was one that they were able to win to five. But it was Haynes again, in their 66-60 victory over the drilling another trey from the 'I tenth-ranked Georgetown Hoyas. right corner and giving 'Nova a ..J Normally a team on the losing end 54-46 lead with 6:29 left in the of the rebound war, 'Nova surpris- game. ingly out-muscled the Hoyas all "We recognized that [George- >r day. town] had switched to a zone "This may be, and I'm not sure, defense and we just ran our the first time we've outrebounded regular three motion and found Georgetown maybe in like, 15 gaps in their zone and knock them years," said Head Coach Steve out," said Haynes. "We did a good Lappas. "You almost never out- job as a team getting in the middle rebound that team." of their zone and kicking the ball Despite being limited to just 13 out. I was just fortunate to get points, Kerry Kittles managed to open." lead the Cats in the rebound Two Lawson free-throws and department, tallying 12 for the an Alvin Williams' jumper in the game. Jason Lawson grabbed lane made it 58-52 with 2:50 left. another seven on his way to a Despite shooting just 7-for-16 terrific defensive performance. from the charity stripe in the first Lappas attributes most of 'No- half, the Cats bounced back in va's recent rebounding success to that department to convert on the emergence of Chuck Kornegay some key opportunities in the last at the power forward spot. three and a half minutes and seal "Even though he [Kornegay] the win. had just three rebounds today, he Georgetown's Allen Iverson creates other things for other played just ten minutes in the loss people," said Lappas. because of a sprainked ankle" On the offensive end, it was sustained against Connecticut the seniorJonathan Haynes who came week before. Despite shooting just l-for-5, up big down the stretch. The only the freshman " phenom healthy senior for the Cats, dished out five assists in the short Haynes poured in 21 points, in- time. cluding three big free throws in With Iverson out of the lineup the final 30 seconds to ice it for for most of the contest, and guard 'Nova. George Butler gone for the season "Jon Haynes is our leader," said because of grades, the Hoyas were Lappas. "And, that's what leaders forced to go inside to Othella do. They have to step up when Harrington. Harrington answered it's time to step up, when things the call, scoring 21 points, on 7- aren't going so well." for-12 shooting, and grabbing 11 In the first half, the Cats had boards for the game. -* their way with the Hoyas, outre- Junior forward Jerome Williams bounding them by a 21-16 count added 13 points and eight boards ''> and shooting a torrid 56 percent for the Hoyas. '.r from the floor. Haynes had 12 "With the little guy [Iverson] points in the half and 'Nova was out of the game, we put Jerome

* off to a stunning 38-21 lead by Williams back there and I though intermission. he did a pretty good job," said "I knew it was going to get back Georgetown's Head Coach John in to some kind of a game," said Thompson. Lappas. "I was hoping they wer- The win pushed the Cats record en't going to whittle it down as up to 11-5, 4-2 in the Big East, quickly as they did." pending the outcome of Wednes- But, not even ten minutes into day's game at Miami. The win the second half, the once comfor- also gave them the No. 22 spot in table 17 point lead was suddenly the AP Top 25.

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The Wildcats dominated inside on their way to an important 66-60 victory over then No. 10 'Nova downs Miami Georgetown. The Cats outhustled Georgetown in the second half to extinguish a Hoya comeback. f> Villanova, playing in its first Men's game since regaining its Top Associated Press 'I . 25 ranking, dominated the Top 25 Coach Perretta wins 300th Miami Hurricanes from the By JOE PATTERSON outset. The Wildcats shut out 1. Massachusetts record stands at an imposing 304- concrete on the boots and actually the Hurricanes for the first Sports Editor 172. 2. Connecticut ^ the kids would start practice on four minutes and after 10 3. North Carolina The origin of Perretta's tenure their own because I was late a Harry Perretta has established minutes of play,/Nova held a 4. UCLA was less than spectacular. At the lot." in the Villa- substantial 27-5 lead. Juniors himself as a fixture age of 21, having recently It grad- • 5. Kentucky did not take long for the young -Ml- University landscape. Perret- Kerry Kittles and Eric Eberz 6. Syracuse nova uated from Lycoming College, he Perretta to make his mark as his ta, who has patrolled the courtside were the story offensively as 7. Kansas responded to an advertisement in team jumped out to a 16-0 start as the women's head basketball Kittles scored 23 and Eberz 8. Maryland the newspaper about a vacant at the bei^inning of his second coach for 17 years, recently struck from three-point range 9. Arkansas position at Villanova. Thanks to season. For his third season, notched his 300th career victory, (6-for-8) for 20 points. Sopho- 10. Michigan State a knee injury that had ended his Villanova offered him a full-time making him 45th women's coach more Zeffy Penn scored a ca- 11. Iowa State own college playing career, he had job as teacher and coach. For the ever to achieve such a feat. reer high eight points while 12. Arizona been able to accumulate some youthful, energetic coach, a new For Perretta, it has been a freshman Adam Shafer nailed 13. Arizona State coaching experience as an under- contract that paid him $12,500 matter of longevity and meticu- four free throws and a three 14. Georgetown graduate at Lycoming. He was was a dream come true. for seven points. lous toil. He speaks of his recent offered the job pointer 15. Virginia on the Main Line "I thought I was making a i^l milestone in a characteristically 'Nova's defense shut down 16. Wake Forest and quickly began to create his million dollars." humorous manner. Miami's offensive standout 17. Stanford personal legacy. Perretta quickly rewarded Vil- limiting "I've been here that long, I "I Steven Edwards, him 18. Oregon consider Villanova gave me lanova for investing the money in l-for-8 should have won 300," declared a chance to just four points on 19. Cincinnati and I made this the place him as he took the team to the Perretta. that I'll shooting. The Wildcats also 20. Missouri always want to coach," Eastern Championship that very But in fact, Perretta *s story is forced 26 turnovers and re- 21. Georgia Tech stated Perretta. year. Over the years, he has (Eberz not one of sustained mediocrity. Perretta corded 21 steals 4, 22. VILLANOVA signed on as head advocated an aggressive, well- Williams 3). Miami Instead, he has posted impressive coach for a Haynes 3, 23. Florida measly $2,500 salary. disciplined approach to the game into the with a 3- numbers, including eight seasons At the time, came game 24. New Mexico State he was forced to that has resulted in Villanova 3 record and on a three-game of 20-plus victories. He has guided maintain 25. Oklahoma an additional job as a being recognized as a respectable conference winning streak the Wildcats to several Big East laborer just to make ends meet. team in the realm of women's Championships and his lifetime "I would come to practice with