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VOL 0119 ISSUE 0002.Pdf rl--~--------------------------------------------------------------"~-----------------------------------------------------------------­ I, scholastic Vol. 119, No.2, September 23, 1977 Notre Dame, Indiana 1l.,nk.uTlt>f,,".ud FEATURES .\t,l!loit"f' (:h.u,"w [·1 jn.~lf"t"IlJ'\lrxlnJ.; 4 justice Begins at Home Lisa Michels DISCWASHER .7 Take the Urban Plunge Steve Fadul 8 Letters Home Record care clea~er 10 Find the Cost of Freedom' Cole Finegan SpeCial 12 , The Other Off-Campus Barbara Frey 20 Tackling the Cost of Football Ray O'Brien Reg. $17.00 '22 Where it All Begins Carl Munana Now until Oct. 7/$13.15 25 Rugby - A Sport On & Off the Field Kevin Flynn 26 Middle Class Need Not Apply Dan Lombardi 100 ,CENTER­ 28 They Come to Conquer Ray O'Brien MISHAWAKA' REGULARS 14 Perspective james E. Stewart Ph 255-3438 ·CREDITS 17 Letter to the Editor james jordan Illustrations: Sharon Simon pp. 21, 24. Photographs: Tom Everman, pp. 5, 7, 10, 18- Gallery Tim Krause 11,22,23, 25,29,30 I Kathleen McElroy pp. 4, 6 I Bill Ehmann pp. 15, 26, 27. 25 People at ND Liz Donovan Cover: Sharon Simon. 30 The Last Word Kathleen McElroy "SLACK COW A lot more Editor than their hopes Kathleen McElroy Managing Editors Staff Mark j. Ondash ' Chuck Sweeney, Clare Leary, Dave Beno, Leo j; Mulcahey, Phyllis Romanelli, Barb Frey, ICE CREAM PARLOR , have dried up_ Karen Caruso Cole Finegan, Steve Fadul, Dan Lombardi, Mary DeRoche, Theresa Rebeck, john Delaney, Art Director Fran Gilbert, Rhonda Kornfeld, Sue Hart, Peggy McGuire, Liz Donovan, Rick LaBelle, Sharon Simon W. Ben Elliot, Tom Westphal, Moira Keating, Mary Ann Pelczar,' john Starinoha, Susan Production Manager Spilman, Bridget Berry,-Kathy Leaman, james jordan, Therese' Phillips, Gabriella Pentz, • 33 Flavors" ' • Gameroom" , So have their fields. But they don't need julie Runkle Greg G. Gregory. your tears. They need you in the Peace News Editor Lisa Michels , The opinions' expressed in Schol~stic are those of the authors and edit~rs of Scholastic Corps~Be a ~eace Corps voltinteer, so they Culture Editor and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the University of Notre,Dame, its • Malts • Hot Sandw-iches jim Romanelli administration, faculty or the student body. ' can once agam hope for a future. ,', ' ,. Sports Editor The Peace Corps is alive and well. Call Ray O'Brien toll free: 800-424-8580. Or write the Peace Copy Editor • 'Hot Pretzefs • Free Babv Cones j. P. Morrissey Corps, Box A,Washington, D. C. 20525. Layout Editor Second-class postage paid at Notre Dame, Indo' 46556. The magazine is represented Maureen Kelly for national advertising by,National Educational Advertising Services and CASS Student Photography Editor Advertising, Inc. Published fortnightly during the school. year except during vacation eea ' Tom Everman' and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, Ind. Business 'Manager 46556. ,The subscription rate is $5.00 a year and back issues ani available from Gary Garrabrant ScholastiC. Please address all manuscripts, to Scholastic, Notre Dame,- Ind. 46556. 100 CENTER 4706 WESTERN, Cor~ All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. Advertising Manager Lee Hendricks copyright © 1977 Scholasticl all rights reserved / none of. the contents may be repro- MISHAWAKA K MART PLAZA np . ' Special Projects Editor duced without permission. ~~ A Public Service of This Newspaper & The Advertising Council Maureen-Walsh Advisory' Board , SO. BEND Ronald Weber, Paul Wieber, james Cook, Bro: john Benish, C.S.c., Richard Conklin, Elizabeth Christman. ' , rl--~--------------------------------------------------------------"~-----------------------------------------------------------------­ I, scholastic Vol. 119, No.2, September 23, 1977 Notre Dame, Indiana 1l.,nk.uTlt>f,,".ud FEATURES .\t,l!loit"f' (:h.u,"w [·1 jn.~lf"t"IlJ'\lrxlnJ.; 4 justice Begins at Home Lisa Michels DISCWASHER .7 Take the Urban Plunge Steve Fadul 8 Letters Home Record care clea~er 10 Find the Cost of Freedom' Cole Finegan SpeCial 12 , The Other Off-Campus Barbara Frey 20 Tackling the Cost of Football Ray O'Brien Reg. $17.00 '22 Where it All Begins Carl Munana Now until Oct. 7/$13.15 25 Rugby - A Sport On & Off the Field Kevin Flynn 26 Middle Class Need Not Apply Dan Lombardi 100 ,CENTER­ 28 They Come to Conquer Ray O'Brien MISHAWAKA' REGULARS 14 Perspective james E. Stewart Ph 255-3438 ·CREDITS 17 Letter to the Editor james jordan Illustrations: Sharon Simon pp. 21, 24. Photographs: Tom Everman, pp. 5, 7, 10, 18- Gallery Tim Krause 11,22,23, 25,29,30 I Kathleen McElroy pp. 4, 6 I Bill Ehmann pp. 15, 26, 27. 25 People at ND Liz Donovan Cover: Sharon Simon. 30 The Last Word Kathleen McElroy "SLACK COW A lot more Editor than their hopes Kathleen McElroy Managing Editors Staff Mark j. Ondash ' Chuck Sweeney, Clare Leary, Dave Beno, Leo j; Mulcahey, Phyllis Romanelli, Barb Frey, ICE CREAM PARLOR , have dried up_ Karen Caruso Cole Finegan, Steve Fadul, Dan Lombardi, Mary DeRoche, Theresa Rebeck, john Delaney, Art Director Fran Gilbert, Rhonda Kornfeld, Sue Hart, Peggy McGuire, Liz Donovan, Rick LaBelle, Sharon Simon W. Ben Elliot, Tom Westphal, Moira Keating, Mary Ann Pelczar,' john Starinoha, Susan Production Manager Spilman, Bridget Berry,-Kathy Leaman, james jordan, Therese' Phillips, Gabriella Pentz, • 33 Flavors" ' • Gameroom" , So have their fields. But they don't need julie Runkle Greg G. Gregory. your tears. They need you in the Peace News Editor Lisa Michels , The opinions' expressed in Schol~stic are those of the authors and edit~rs of Scholastic Corps~Be a ~eace Corps voltinteer, so they Culture Editor and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the University of Notre,Dame, its • Malts • Hot Sandw-iches jim Romanelli administration, faculty or the student body. ' can once agam hope for a future. ,', ' ,. Sports Editor The Peace Corps is alive and well. Call Ray O'Brien toll free: 800-424-8580. Or write the Peace Copy Editor • 'Hot Pretzefs • Free Babv Cones j. P. Morrissey Corps, Box A,Washington, D. C. 20525. Layout Editor Second-class postage paid at Notre Dame, Indo' 46556. The magazine is represented Maureen Kelly for national advertising by,National Educational Advertising Services and CASS Student Photography Editor Advertising, Inc. Published fortnightly during the school. year except during vacation eea ' Tom Everman' and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, Ind. Business 'Manager 46556. ,The subscription rate is $5.00 a year and back issues ani available from Gary Garrabrant ScholastiC. Please address all manuscripts, to Scholastic, Notre Dame,- Ind. 46556. 100 CENTER 4706 WESTERN, Cor~ All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. Advertising Manager Lee Hendricks copyright © 1977 Scholasticl all rights reserved / none of. the contents may be repro- MISHAWAKA K MART PLAZA np . ' Special Projects Editor duced without permission. ~~ A Public Service of This Newspaper & The Advertising Council Maureen-Walsh Advisory' Board , SO. BEND Ronald Weber, Paul Wieber, james Cook, Bro: john Benish, C.S.c., Richard Conklin, Elizabeth Christman. ' , r Dame has continued to be the fore­ most Catholic university in the country and to have a well-known, articulate president. Concurrently, the University has been involved with the' Council· 'for International Justice Begins at Home Lay Apostolate (CILA) and has de­ veloped Ii. Program for Non-Violence, a Center for Study of Man in Con­ temporary Society, and· an Institute for Urban Studies. What was really needed, .however, was a concerted effort in all departments of the Uni­ versity to work towards justice. A· need for this, concerted effort by Lisa Michels began to be felt simultaneously by students, faculty, administrators, Education for what? Education deeper awareness of the implications The immediate goal of instruction and the Catholic Church a few years for knowledge, for employment, for for justice in the disciplines they are 'and' awareness reaches out, then to ago. Previously formed programs; status, for money, for a degree, for acquiring and ,the roles to which a wider one of service to church and such as the Center for Global Jus­ the sake of education, or education they aspire in business' or profes­ society. The mission of a university tice, were encountering little success for justice. Towards what ends does sional life-hence the central focus comprises both ...." largely because'of their fragmentary a university educate its students? of this proposal on instruction. A Another distant goal of the com­ natures. Interest among students : In most universities the students concomitant· research awareness mittee is to have Notre Dame promi­ still thrived, but the University was choose their own list of priorities. In on the part. of faculty, moreover, nently identified with the concerns overwhelming students with, these an ideal Catholic university, how­ will soon enlarge the scope of the .of justice. For years, many people programs rather· than providing a ever, the priority is pre-established program to include projects designed have believed that Notre Dame has manageable course' of action. '.. ' as education for justice. Education to provide service and technical been doing more towards this end In the summer of. 1976, still-an­ which does not implement justice is assistance to church and society. -. other group began meeting, but this than it aCtually. has. After all, Notre useless. Father Hesburgh, a cele­ group's aim was collaboration rather brated
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