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VOL XIX, N O . 9 4 the independent student newspaper sen ing notri dame and saint man s THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1985 Kollman, Heller, Harmon capture SMC election Low turnout marks class elections

By BETH WHELPLEY Commenting on the 66 percent the votes were acquired to surpass the opposing ticket of Karen Han­ N ew s S ta ff turnout at the polls by the seniors, McCarthy said, “It was a great race.. son, Liz Wrobel, Mary Ryan, and . We are pleased with the voter par­ Anne Borgmann. The ticket of Anne Marie Kollman ticipation, and we’re anticipating an The sophomore class had the was elected to office by thirty-seven exciting senior year.” lowest turnout at the polls, with percent of the student body yester­ The senior class boasts the largest only 24 percent of the students day at the Haggar College Center. turnout at the polls in com parison to voting, said Cook. The Kollman ticket consisted of the entire student body. “If students want to have the right Kollman herself, who was elected as to voice their opinions, then they Student Body president, Jeane Hel­ Michelle Coleman was elected should exercise that right by ler as Vice President of Student Af­ president of the junior class, along voting,” she added. fairs, and Julie Harmon as Vice with her running mates Betsy Burke President of Academic Affairs. as vice president, Angie Hundman as Trish Cullo served as Election Running unopposed on the ballot, class secretary, and Katie Sullivan as Commissioner for the ’85 elections. the Kollman ticket received 97 per­ treasurer. While their ticket, which Looking at the student body per­ cent of the obtained votes. Said Kol­ ran unopposed, received 90 percent centages, Cullo said, “We had a lman, “We got a high percentage of of the obtained votes, only 28 per­ really bad turnout for 37 percent. I the votes. I am excited that they cent of the juniors actually voted. think a lot had to do with the wea­ think we’re capable ... We feel we ther. However, 66 percent is the have strong support.” “Even though I’m disappointed at highest percentage of voters we’ve the low turnout, I think it’s under­ ever had for the senior class.” The senior class officers elected standable considering the weather Voting took place at Haggar Col­ were Ann McCarthy as president, and the unopposed ticket. I think if lege Center which is accessible to Mary Sauer as vice president, Mimi there had been more than one per­ most students by tunnels. Boyle as class secretary, and Francie son running, people would have felt White as treasurer. Fifty-six percent their vote would be more impor­ kollman, on the voter turnout of the senior class voted for the tant.” said, “I’m a little disappointed. I ex­ McCarthy ticket as opposed to the For the sophomore class officers, pected a low count because of the Steber ticket. The Steber ticket in­ president-elect is Sarah Cook, vice weather. I’m surprised at the sopho­ Saint Mary’s Student Body President-Elect Anne Marie Kolbnan cluded Beth Steber, Elizabeth president is Colleen Dowd, secre­ more class. Perhaps they felt voting prepares to answer questions at Monday night’s forum. Kolbnan’s Spraul, Liz Zimmer, and Patty Mur­ tary is Susan Etton, and treasurer is wasn’t necessary because there was unopposed ticket went on to win the election yesterday. Story at ray. Lisa Hamann. Fifty-nine p ercen t of only one ticket. ” right. Hesburgh leads panel Winter ‘unusual/ says weatherman By MARK S. PANKOWSKI Jason Ebora, a sophomore from what the future weather will in pastoral discussion N ew s S ta ff Hawaii, concurred, saying bring. simply, “I prefer white sand.” “Basing the future on past ethical standards, ” Williams noted, By PAT CONLIN Traveller’s advisory for tomor­ Professor Alexander Hahn, trends, I see more fizzled N ew s S ta ff adding that the challenge is to create row. Cloudy, windy, and a who has survived South Bend forecasts. I guess that’s a way of a sense of purpose. chance of snow.” winters since 1965, takes a more saying, T don’t know. ” "We all need an ideal, a vision of Though each of the panelists had That forecast, from Tuesday philosophical view of the wea­ what we’re shooting for. We don’t suggestions, the bishops’ letter on night’s WNDU newscast, has ther. At the end of his forecast each have a cultural consensus that the economy received a general nod become all too familiar to Notre “Some people pay thousands evening, Addis gives one word everybody has economic rights,” he of approval from professors and Dame students and faculty lately. of dollars to go to a ski resort for that describes the upcoming priests at a discussion held at Notre said. South Bend’s recent weather this kind of weather,” said Hahn. weather. According to him, the Charles Craypo, chairman of the Dame last night. has been characterized by heavy “One should make the best of it. one w ord that describes the wea­ economics department, said “We “The bishops’ message is appro­ snowfalls and unseasonably cold Only when you start feeling sorry ther for the past couple of must pursue full employment in this priate and their timing is excellent, ” temperatures, according to for yourself, then (the weather) months is “unexpected.” And the said Ed Trubac, professor of finance country - it should be a serious WNDU’s weatherman, who said becom es a disaster.” * word that describes the weather and business economics, who said policy objective.” that this year’s winter has been Addis was noncomittal about for the future? “Unpredictable.” But criticisms came hand in hand attention is now focused on the eco­ quite unusual. nomy because of current federal with praise at the discussion, “This is not a typical winter. sponsored by Omicron Delta Ep­ budget cutting and recent recession. Last year we had a temperature of “The long recession lowered in­ silon, the economics honor society. 59 degrees on this date (Feb. 12). “They have gone in far too much Classes not cancelled flation. We know the benefits of that, Now I’m looking out of my win­ the bishops have reminded us of the detail, they shouldn’t give policy ap­ dow at blowing winds and heavy By MARK PANKOWSKI “We have a large number of costs, ” he said. plications. We have managers who snow .” News S ta ff students on cam pus so w e felt w e “A country is judged by what it are extremely talented and if we let For Addis, the entire winter could conduct classes,” O’Meara does for the poor and powerless. If them, they could solve many of has been a nightmare because of Many Notre Dame and Saint noted. “We also have a certain the bishops don’t take a stand there, these problems,” said Williams. it’s unpredictability. Mary’s students have been won­ amount of class days that we have dering why classes have contin­ to get in each semester.” how can they take a stand on anyth­ “The bishops would do a great “There’ve been no trends. ued despite the recent harsh History and tradition seem to ing,” said Father Theodore Hes­ service if they would analyze the Everything has been unexpected weather conditions. be on Duggan and O’Meara’s side. burgh, University president. “1 say to strengths and weaknesses of our cur­ and full of anomalies. Things you, it’s time now for the bishops to “(The weather)would have to rent society, not just economically haven’t been going along with According to Duggan, “Saint say something,” he said. be a lot more severe” in order for but socially,” said Hesburgh. projected patterns,” said Addis. Mary’s and Notre Dame have classes to be cancelled at Notre The first draft of the letter Hesburgh also regretted that the “I’m surprised when some wea­ been closed once in the past 140 Dame, said University Provost “Catholic Social Teaching and the letter sounds too much like an “old ther forecasters can get the 48 years, as far as anybody around Timothy O’Meara. U.S. Economy” was released by a New Deal agenda.” hour outlook correct, much less here can remember.” Saint Mary’s President John committee of bishops led by Mil­ Economics professor James the 5 day outlook.” “That was in 1978 when the Duggan agreed, saying, “It would waukee’s Archbishop Rembert Rakowski said the emphasis on Student reaction to the recent drifts were four to five feet high, ” take a natural disaster for classes Weakland in November. The bis­ change should be placed more on snowfall and frigid temperatures continued Duggan. “People to be cancelled at Saint Mary’s.” hops will publish the final draft of people rather than capitalist institu­ has ranged from “I like it” to “It’s couldn’t move around and they Duggan and O’Meara have the letter later this year. tions. He said such arguments give depressing.” were advised to stay inside.” similar reasons for keeping their “It’s really a restatement of the individuals a "way out.” Freshman John Keegan took an schools open. O’Meara believes he made the statement that has always guided “The focus of economy should be optimistic outlook, saying, “I like “The students are all here on right decision in holding classes Christians,” said Father Oliver Wil­ on people. The bishops shift from the snow. It makes the campus campus and most of the faculty at Notre Dame yesterday. “I just liams, associate professor of manage­ emphasis on people to sinful’ look great. ” can make it here, so I see no point talked to several men in a dorm ment. “We are both our brothers’ structures,” he said. “The economy Other students weren’t as en­ in closing (Saint Mary’s),” said and none of their classes was can­ and sisters’ keepers,” he said. is unstable because we are not good thusiastic. Junior Christina Wein- Duggan. “For those faculty that celled,” said O’Meara. “I drove “It is important to show the economists The economy is unjust mann commented, “I can take couldn’t make it, we just can­ five miles today (Feb. 13), and I relevance of religion and the Bible the snow. But when you get two celled their classes.” got here fine.” to economics. We have a nerd for see PASTORAL, page 4 feet of it, that’s overdoing it.” The Observer Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 2 In Brief Flowers, candy, cards symbolize commercialism of Valentine’s Day It’s a first amendment fight at Yale University where the Conneticut Civil Liberties Union is charging the adminis­ tration with violating the free speech rights of the university com­ Today, for those who are still haven’t gotten past munity during a recent strike. The CCLU says that, among other December, is Feb. 14. Also known as Valentine’s Day. Amy things, students were forced to remove banners from dorms and told You might remember Valentine’s Day; it’s that not to post strike related messages on an electronic bulletin board. - holiday where half the population is coerced into spending money on flowers, candy and the like, while Stephan The Observer the other half is made to feel unloved, unwanted and maybe unw ashed if no one is spending m oney on them. Project M anager Some holiday. For those who have succumbed to the Valentine's porters, “that’s the whole point. Valentine’s Day is If Connecticut lawmakers go along, An a « Day spirit and are blessed with tokens of someone’s af­ supposed to be romantic.” Prohibiting The Use Of Uncooked Rice At Nuptial Affairs” would fection, this column is not for you. Smell your flowers, And for some it is. There arc those who love to give provide that “no person shall throw, fling, cast or hurl any uncooked eat your candy. Don’t bother reading on. flowers. Then there are those who feel obligated to give rice at any time during the celebration of any marriage." Republican The rest of us, who have nothing better to do than them just because it’s Feb. 14. And finally, there are Rep. Mae Schmidle says it would “prevent injury and death of birds shovel snow and finish our homework, might as well those who have no one to whom to give flowers. as a result of ingesting raw rice.” Schmidle’s bill would impose a $50 continue. It is to the last two groups that this column is ad­ fine for anyone caught throwing raw rice at a wedding. Tossing The Accent pages of today’s paper explore the myths dressed. Those who don’t like to display their feelings cooked rice at newleyweds would solve the problem, Schmidle ac­ behind Valentine’s Day. W ho is the St. Valentine after and those who (maybe to their chagrin) don’t have knowledged. But she said that, too, would have its drawbacks. “Then which this day is named? How did the traditions anyone on which to lavish their affections. you’d have to throw it in lumps,” she said. -AP originate? The Valentine’s Day sup­ This author’s personal porters don’t need this belief is that Valentine’s Day column. They can smell is the creation of a market­ their roses and eat their ing genius w ho created a fic­ 10 candy. Or better yet, eat tional St. Valentine, sent D their roses and smell their press releases across the candy. They have a whole Of Interest country and bought as much slew of advertisers and sen­ Hallmark stock as he could timental types on their side. lay his hands on. This column is for those Valentine’s Day is who are sick of candy hearts capitalism in it's purest and X-rated valentines. This for those who plan to All ad hoc committee to organize the Notre Dame form. Convince everyone Entrepreneurial Society will meet in Room 121 of Hayes Healy Hall that they are thoughtless, celebrate Valentine’s Day alone with a biology book tonight at 7. Anyone interested in becoming a member or an officer unloving people unless they and a beer. This is for all in an organization to promote student entrepreneurship is encour­ send flowers, or at least a those to w hom Feb. 14 is aged to attend. - The Observer card, on an arbitrary day. Concoct massive advertis­ just another snowy South ing campaigns to make sure Bend day. no one forgets his/her We know that Valentine’s /u mubimholt The governm ent career day scheduled for Valentine’s Day obligation Day is just silly and com m er­ today by Career and Placement Services has been cancelled. The Then sit back and count the money. cial, and we refuse to submit We’ll sit back and laugh at event will not be postponed, but rather will be reorganized for next I’ll bet you wouldn’t catch Chernenko sending a those who take this holiday seriously. We’ll stand fast in semester, according to Paul Reynolds, assistant director. - The valentine. our war against commercialism. Observer “But all holidays tend toward commercialism,” say And maybe next year, someone will send flowers. those Valentine’s Day supporters who ignored the pre­ vious warning and have continued reading. “That doesn’t mean there’s nothing there.” The Observer encourages the free expres­ Careers in advertising win be the topic when Maybe not. Valentine’s Day does have its good points, sion of opinions through letters to the editor. Paula Bright, a Saint Mary’s graduate working for Mother Earth News or so they say. It is a day of romance. It is a day on which Letters should be brief (approximately 250 in Chicago, speaks to the Saint Mary’s Communication Club tonight. people show their feelings for one another. And though words ) and typed whenever possible. All let­ The second in a series of guest speakers, Bright’s talk will be at 6:45 it seems unlikely that there’s much love in a candy ters should be signed (although the author’s heart, there’s not much harm in one. p.m. in the parlor of Holy Cross Hall. All students interested in the name need not be published ), and should in­ field of advertising are invited to attend. - The Observer The sad thing is that Valentine’s Day makes us translate our affection into dollars and cents. Cliched as clude a phone number at which the author it may sound, most people show their "love” in little may be reached. Letters are published on a ways. They shovel someone’s sidewalks, help out with space-available basis. Letters are edited to Junior Parents’ W eekend has not been can homework, even take out the garbage. Not very roman­ correct errors in grammar and for space con­ tic, but a little more real than a rose and a song. celled due to the weather, as some rumors may have students believ­ siderations. ing. Weekend organizers say that all events will go on as scheduled, “But,” claim the ever vocal Valentine’s Day sup beginning Friday. - The Observer

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Special to The Observer and plays new material for me; she North America, playing more than checks out her records with me and 80 concerts. Internationally acclaimed gets my opinion on the construction Today Boyd has many albums to Canadian classical guitarist Liona of her concert programs.” her credit and outsells every other Boyd will present a concert in Boyd attended the University of Columbia Records classical artist by O’Laughlin Auditorium on Saturday, Toronto where she studied compo­ 10-1. She travels the world to per­ February 23, 1985, at 8 p.m. She will sition music history, harmony, and form for heads of state. In 1982 she play selections from Bach, Chopin, piano technique. Shortly before she played at the economic conference Rodrigo, and Granados among completed her honors degree in mu­ at Montebello for Ronald Reagan, others. sical performance in 1972, Kassner Pierre Trudeau, Margaret Thatcher, Boyd, rated one of the top three arranged for her to play for his Francois Mitterand, Helmut classical guitarists in the world by friend, guitarist Alexandre Lagoya, in Schmidt, Giovanni Spaldolini and Frets magazine in 1983, is relatively Toronto for a concert. Although Zenko Suzuki. new to the musical world. She did Lagoya was no longer accepting She has appeared on The Mike not begin studying the guitar until private students, he urged Boyd to Douglas Show, The Merv Griffin she was in her early teens, after at­ come to Nice and study with him. Show, The Dinah Shore Show and tending a concert featuring Julian Boyd agreed to make her first The Today Show. CBS TV, Canada, Bream, the internationally admired record in 1974. By now she had featured her in a 1978 Superspecial classical guitarist. already won the 1972 Canadian Na­ and she has played at “An Evening “I wanted to take the guitar tional Music Competition for guitar with the Boston Pops,” and Stars on seriously, ” she recalls. “While other When produced, the album, “The Ice. She composes music for short kids at my school w ere sticking Bea- Guitar - Liona Boyd,” began her movies and plays concert benefits tle cards on the backs of their mir­ meteoric career. each year, and in 1981/82 she was rors I’d stick pictures of Bream and Boyd’s life since her first album spokesperson for the Arthritis Soci­ Segovia on the backs of mine.” has been a nonstop blur of towns, ety of Canada. Boyd studied guitar under the cities, hotel rooms, high school In her concert at Saint Mary’s, tutelage of Eli Kassner. In addition to auditoriums, concert halls and in­ Boyd will perform a work by a local giving Boyd superior instruction, credible good fortune. In 1975 at guitarist, Ian Krause, who is a Kassner introduced his protege to the Juno Award presentations (she graduate of Indiana University. the most successful 20th century received hers in 1978 as Instrumen­ Following the concert at classical guitar perfomers. tal Artist of the Year) she met folk O’Laughlin Auditorium, the “We have a very close relation­ guitarist Gordon Lightfoot. He asked Canadian Consulate will host a Internationally acclaimed Canadian classical guitarist Liona ship even now,” Kassner says. “She her to join him as an opening act and reception at Saint Mary’s for the art­ Boyd will perform works by Bach and Chopin this Saturday at always asks my advice; she comes for three years they toured across ist. O’Laughlin Auditorium. Story at left. Charity ball to benefit Ethiopia planned by student group

By GERARD GOLDNER Invitations have also been sent to it is tentively scheduled for Satur­ raised from the ball can be used several prominent individuals in­ day, April 20, from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. most effectively. News Staff provide entertainment. Refresh­ ments, including hors d’oeuvres, cluding South Bend Mayor Roger The cost of tickets will be *10 per Gordon said a charity ball had will be served. Parent, U.S. Congressman John couple or *8 per person with all been selected over various other A charity ball to benefit the Heiler, U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, proceeds going to aid Ethiopian fund-raising activities to give a for­ famine stricken nation of Ethiopia is The organizational committee is University President Father famine victims. Donations will also mal, dignified atmosphere to the ap­ being organized by a group of stu­ headed by N otre Dame students Dan Theodore Hesburgh and College be accepted in the hope of reaching peal and to involve the Notre dents calling themselves the Con­ Harrison and Leslie Gordon. They President John Duggan. a *50,000 goal. Dame/Saint Mary’s community as a cerned Students for the Relief of hope as many as 3,000 persons from The committee is still researching whole. As far as Gordon knows, Ethiopia Charity Ball Committee. the Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s Although many details of the various international relief organiza­ nothing like this has been done It will be held in Stepan Center, community will attend. charity ball still need to be finalized, tions through which the money before at either school. South Dining Hall opens its doors to late night studiers Room in the South Dining Hall will crowded... there seems to be a mar­ however, a security guard patrols the proposal will probably not be ap­ B y LISA YOUNG be open for studying. ket for this”. the building to protect from van­ proved, because it would compete News Staff The idea originated with last The atmosphere of the dining hall dalism. with the Oak Room, which is open year’s Student Senate and was finally is perfect, as the “architecture lends until 1 am. Your room m ate is throw ing a Few students know about this enacted on Sunday. According to to this use, and the location is new studying area, as only a re­ McNamara undertook this project "small party,” the study lounges are Student Senator Dan McNamara, the quieter than the Nazz,” McNamara and has been overseeing its results. crowded, and it’s much too cold to ported 10 people took advantage of original idea was to use the space in noted. the space on Tuesday evening. Ads Also responsible are Bill Hickey, walk across campus to the brar. But the library basement vacated since Anyone can use the studying Director of Food Services, for grant­ you still have a philosophy exam to in The Observer, as well as word of the construction of Decio Faculty space. Table tents will be posted mouth, should attract students in ing permission to use the dining study for. Where can you go? room, and Tom Mason, Vice Presi­ Hall. This idea did not w ork out, and with some regulations for the con­ the future, commented McNamara. Try the South Dining Hall. Every another location was needed. sideration of others, including no dent for Business Affairs, for aut­ Sunday through Thursday, from 11 The idea was pursued because, group studying. There are no He added that a snack bar for the horizing funds for table lamps and p.m. to 3 a.m., the Faculty Dining McNamara said, “The Nazz is always monitors in the study room; study room is being considered, but ■ the security guard fee.

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*■★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ mtedL Saturday, Feb. 23 3IM7+MH Limited space - Tickets on sale at the Record Store The Observer Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 4 SAT value questioned in new Harvard study By EILEEN HOFFMANN conjunction with a number of other News Staff factors, including high school cur­ riculum and grades and the can­ How im portant arc SAT scores? didate’s personal essay, according to This question has received attention Kevin Rooney, Director of Under­ at Notre Dame lately as debate con­ graduate Admissions. tinues concerning whether or not “Several factors contribute to the the Scholastic Aptitude Test is still process of admissions at Notre achieving its original purpose. Dame, among them the personal es­ The questions arose in the wake of says written by the applicants, any extra-curricular activities that they The Observer/Phil Dcctcr a study conducted by Harvard Uni­ participated in during high school, University President Father Theodore Hesburgh participate in last night’s discussion of the bishop's versity to determine the accuracy of and several noted professors from the University pastoral letter on economics. Story, page I. the SAT in determining a student’s and the development of the whole person. Our admissions department potential for success in college. is looking for those students who The study was prompted by the would be a positive force in both the Exciting and Challenging Career Opportunities abolishment of the SAT requirement classroom as well as the residence for admission at Bates College in halls," said Rooney. Lewiston, Maine. Rooney, adds that there are no As a result of the study, printed in plans to discontinue using the two the Feb. 5 edition of The Wall Street and a half hour test, taken by ap­ Master of Business Administration Journal, Harvard is considering proximately one million students replacing the SAT with achievement each year, as part of the Notre Dame tests in such subjects as history and admissions process. He noted, science. however, that the University would At Notre Dame, a prospective stu­ be interested in reviewing the re­ A small, highly selective MBA program has • management trainee with an been designed by The Ohio State University dent’s SAT scores are reviewed in search being conducted by Harvard. international assignment, Chase to provide professional management Manhattan Bank education to students with nonbusiness • assistant product manager, Pillsbury academic backgrounds. This two-year full-time • financial analyst. Hewlett Packard In the first part of the discussion, program • inventory control manager, IBM Corporation the panel members each com­ • facilitates a high level of student and • account executive. Merrill Lynch Pastoral mented on specific sections of the faculty-student interaction • consultant. Price Wate, house docum ent. • has no prerequisite course work • management trainee ■ vith an international continued from page 1 Refering to Chapter 2, Williams • is especially attractive tc students with assignment, Procter and Gamble because we are unjust,” stated said, “This letter reminds us that our liberal arts, scientific, and other For a brochure describing this program and Rakowski. civil and political rights were hard nonbusiness backgrounds application information, please “Economics never made a hero,” won. Now is the time to move on to • is built upon a tightly integrated study of contact: foundation management tools and Hesburgh said, "We must per­ economic rights for everyone ” concepts Director, MBA Programs Craypo outlined the four alterna­ sonalize the economy. The letter • offers the opportunity to concentrate in one The Ohio State University tives offered by the bishops to using should have been written in a way or two management fields through 112 Hagerty Hall that would most dramatize the prob­ unemployment as an anti-inflation elective course work 1775 College Road lems we face. Catholic social teach­ strategy: "We need a national com­ • is offered by one of the top 25 schools of Columbus, OH 43210-1399 ing is very good; the bishops must be mittment to full employment, direct management in the country and is 614-422-8511 more pragmatic. We cannot just job creation, the formation of politi­ accredited by the American Assembly of come up with theories-we must cal coalition to build full employ­ Collegiate Schools of Business do.” ment, and finally to expand and Last year's graduates were very successful in In conclusion, Hesburgh ex­ improve employment sources. ” finding career opportunities. Examples of horted the more than 150 in atten­ Trubac, discussing Chapter 4, positions they selected include the following: dance, “It’s your world. You’ll make cited the social factors leading to the • assistant to the chief executive officer. it better or slide with the injustices. poverty problems as “racial discrim­ Midland M utual Life The Ohio State University Get into it. Try to understand the in­ ination, the feminization of poverty • field marketing manager, Ford Motor justices. Don’t be that kind of per­ and the unequal distribution of C om pany son. 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At least 24 people, picious because the lateral spread had been transferred to the nearby including four Americans, died in was quick and the alarm was Hyatt and that they did not know the the blaze. delayed.” whereabouts of more than 150 “This is going to take the whole others. They said some of the others night," said Col. Alfredo Garcia, area Fire officials said 18 bodies had may have moved to other hotels on fire superintendent, supervising the been recovered, and that firemen their own. hundreds of firemen on the scene. had located at least six more bodies Twenty-four hours after the fire in areas of the building still too hot Officials of two funeral homes started on the hotel’s second floor, to enter. Government television said where the dead were taken identi­ smoke continued to pour out of 26 people were dead, but gave no fied the four Americans as Edward upper floor windows on one wing of breakdown and cited no specific Carroll, a U.S. internal Revenue Ser­ the 11 -story, 464-room bayside sources for the figure. vice official based in Tokyo; hotel. Most of the bodies recovered Raymund Ching of Honolulu; Lewis One fire official, Col. Rodolfo Vil- were found on stairway landings. Carrol Rowney, 62, and his wife Ber- lavicencio, said the death toll could Villavicencio said he feared more nadine. U.S.-Soviet talks to begin Tuesday

Associated Press regarding issues affecting the region, “Well, there are a number of nor do we expect them to result in things that I think are of interest to WASHINGTON - The United changes in Soviet positions. ” both countries,” he said. “There’s States and Soviet Union will sit down The U.S. delegation will be led by some reason to believe that we can Fallen arches to discuss the Middle East next Richard Murphy, assistant secretary straighten out some things - trade A Daytona Beach McDonald’s shows some damage after wind week, but U.S. officials tried yester­ of state for the Near East. The Soviet m atters.” gusts registering up to 48 miles per hour ripped through the Florida team will be led by Vladimir community. The storm, which hit Daytona early Tuesday, caused day to dampen expectations in ad­ Kalb said the objective of the ses­ Polyakov, who is Murphy’s counter­ minor damage throughout the city. vance by insisting they expect no sion was to “help avoid miscalcula­ part in the Soviet foreign ministry. change in Soviet policies. tion and to reduce the potential risk “The discussions are to contrib­ Nevertheless, the two-day session of U.S.-Soviet confrontation.” in Vienna, beginning Tuesday, ute to our own mutual represents an increase in the understanding of those problems Reagan, asked about the reported Ballet company to perform dialogue on such troublespots as Af­ and are part of our ongoing effort to agreement between PLO chief Yas­ ghanistan, southern Lebanon, the engage the Soviets in the full agenda ser Arafat and Jordan’s King Hussein as part of SMC art series Iran Iraq war and the Arab Israeli of issues, including regional ques­ on a so-called “framework for conflict. tions, human rights, and bilateral is­ peace,” replied: “it seems as if some Special tnto The'itio nhsprvpr Observer rnmcompany’s nanv’s rtrimn prima hnllei ballerina. Under “These talks should not be seen as sues as well as arms control,” said progress has been made ... so, we’re Balanchine’s guidance, she negotiations, ” State Department Kalb. Arms control negotiations are being optimistic about it.” “Chicago City Ballet- such stuff as dominated the world of interna­ spokesman Bernard Kalb cautioned set to resume next month in Geneva. But he said the administration was dreams are made of.” This is how tional dance for two decades. Presi­ after announcing the discussions. President Reagan, leaving the “definitely not in support” of hold­ one critic described the Chicago dent Eisenhower bestowed upon “They are merely an exchange of White House yesterday for a vaca­ ing an international conference on City Ballet which will perform in her “The Woman of the Year” award views, ” he said. “They do not repre­ tion in California, was asked what the Middle East, which Israel also O’Laughlin Auditorium at 8 p.m. in 1953. sent any change in the U.S. position the meeting might accomplish. opposes. Friday as part of the Saint Mary’s Per­ Tallchief is now placing her en­ forming Arts Series. ergy into her ballet company, which The internationally acclaimed bal­ strongly reflects the artistic and cre­ let is under the direction of of Maria ative ideas of her teacher and late Tallchief and Paul Mejia. husband George Balanchine. The company will perform three With the help of another selections, each choreographed by Balanchine protege, Paul Mejia, Tal­ DON’T LET THE Paul Mejia: “Brahms W altzes” is a lchief is successfully shaping the modern classical ballet designed for company of 26 dancers into the 18 dancers which features lyrical image of Balanchine’s New York dancing in the style of the waltz; City Ballet. BUSLEAVE “Jeux” enacts flirtations on a tennis Paul Mejia was made Artistic court to the music of Claude Director of the company in 1981. A Debussy; and “Perfumes" utilizes scholarship student at the School of the entire company and features the American Ballet, Mejia later joined WITHOUT YOU I music of Albinoni, Shanker, the New York City Ballet where he Stravinsky, Berlioz, and an Argen­ danced leading roles in many South B end tinian tango. Balanchine works. Tallchief has been universally Tickets for the performance are $75.00 Deposit recognized as America’s first great on sale at the box office for $6.50, prima ballerina. When George $5.50, and $4.50, with a dollar dis­ Balanchine formed the New York count for students and senior fo r City Ballet in 1948, she became the citizens.

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If Andy Looney were still around and the Keenan Revue were this weekend, Looney would look around O’Laughlin Auditorium and ask to his audience: “Classes in this snow. Why?” The answer, according to Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s, is that the snow... er. '-,A .. the show must go on. And yesterday it did. Students stumbled out of their beds and waded to class through two foot snow drifts just to find out, in many cases, that class had been cancelled anyway. Unlike the postman, professors sometimes have trouble moving a car through unplowed side streets. One ad­ ministrator said it took 45 minutes to travel five blocks from his home to campus. The official word from the University and the College was that non-academic staff did not have to report to work yesterday. For secretaries, maids, business staff and the like, it was what you always hoped for as a child: a snow day. A sign 4 in Decio Hall at Notre Dame summed i&up: Classes were on, offices were closed. DOMESTIC Said John Duggan, president of Saint Mary’s: “It would take a natural disaster” for the College to close. But officials in South Bend seemed to be treating the snow storm as such. St. Joseph County roads were closed, in addition to parts of U.S. 31 and the Indiana Toll Road. Every meeting, seminar, event - a list that took a local radio station 15 minutes to read - all seemed to be cancelled in the South Bend area. Police threatened to arrest motorists who ventured out for anything less than an emer­ gency. Fighting and backbiting Sister John Miriam Jones, assistant provost at Notre Dame, said the main con­ cern is not to disrupt the academic schedule. Eighty percent of the people involved in holding class - on campus students - were already here, Jones added, hurts our government so why not hold class? who admitted their guilt. It stripped them of Another answer goes back to the winter of 1978. Snow drifts then were By now, everyone is sick to death of the Great Notre Dame Election Scandal of 1985. their candidacy. A job well done. monsters, four or five feet tall, and all of northern Indiana ceased to function. For those of you who were hiding under a Then the Student Senate steped in. It over­ Except the liquor stores near Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s. As several professors rock for the past week or so and didn’t hear turned OBUD’s decision and restored the noted in class yesterday, the two schools simply are afraid that the announce­ about it, I’ll briefly reiterate the story, hope­ guilty parties to the ballot. Why? - we don’t ment of a Snow Day would immediately explode into Alcohol Abuse. fully for the last time. It seems that one know. The decision was made in secret, and And everyone knows that few things are worse than Alcohol Abuse. Let pro­ SBP/SBVP ticket committed several infrac­ no explanations w ere offered. Is this a job well fessors land their cars in drifts. Let off campus students skid off the road. tions of campaigning rules, was caught, had its done? Please remember, Father Hesburgh and Dr. Duggan, that the Notre candidacy withdrawn, and ultimately had its Ultimately, an ad hoc election committee Dame/Saint Mary’s community is not the U.S. Post Office. candidacy reinstated. In the process, a whole ran the elections, accomplishing what usually Rain, sleet, snow or hail c a n halt these schools, if not the mail. takes months to organize in a mere two days. The elections were conducted without inci­ John Perez dent. However, all is stil not well. - The Observer The problem is obvious: nobody really knows who is responsible for what. Egos take just wondering precedence over rules. Our “leadership ” has no direction. A policy of “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil ” just will not work. The bunch of “important and influential ” people people with the most potential power and in­ Second semester senior connected with the electoral process and stu­ fluence are least in touch with the student dent government resigned. Space limitations body as a whole. The election fiasco was preclude my providing the scorecard neces­ merely a symptom of this disarray in general. sary to keep track of who did what and to Despite the good intentions of many, our syndrome sets in at ND whom on this merry-go-round. present system of student leadership is a joke. It is a very bad joke. Like any bad joke, it It’s February at Notre Dame - and you know are approximately 1,700 members of the In the case of our recent election, OBUD reflects as poorly upon the perpetrator as the w hatthat means. Class of 1985 - people who have attitudes, laid down the rules and enforced them. It used victim. We have the people and ideas to make It’s time for the second semester senior ideas, and perspectives totally unique from its “espionage network” to hunt down cam­ our community truly great, we only need a syndrome or S4 - and you thought all you had yours. In my view, if you don’t make an effort paign violations. It confronted the violators, push in the right direction. Better organiza­ to worry about was the cold and flu season? to m eet at least a few of them before May 19, tion and communication is that push. Guess again. 1985, you’ll be missing out on what could be In the aftermath of this mini Watergate The campus leadership must realize that in­ Let’s face it, second semester before spring an invaluable educational experience, not to (Domergate?), one must wonder not only fighting and backbiting will get them, and us, break at Notre Dame can be a traumatic expe­ mention some good times. what the role of student government at Notre nowhere. Goals and objectives must be set. rience for a n yo n e weeks - upon end without Third, take time out for yourself. Nobody Dame is, but w ho is “student government”. Strategies and program s to achieve these goals sunshine, South Pacific night in the dining else is going to give you a break, even though The Student Senate? The Ombudsman? The must be implemented, maintained, and McDonald’s says you deserve one today - it’s Hall President’s Council? reviewed. Responsibilities must be assigned, up to you to take the initiative. Do something A couple of days ago, I asked roughly a and the various governmental bodies must Carol Camp you wouldn’t ordinarily do - spend more time dozen of my friends who the student body respect each others’ duties and decisions. off campus, get involved with volunteer work, president was. Only three replied “Rob Ber- Most importantly, they must remember or challenge yourself to do something you’ve tino.” None of them had any idea who their whom they represent - the students. Closed guest column always wanted to do, but haven’t had the student senator was. A few could describe door meetings and secret ballots are tools of courage to try. In three weeks, I’ve (almost) OBUD s functions. Most had an idea of what dictators, not legislators. We have a right to hall, the mid semester crunch. But, for many conquered my fear of ice skating - next, it’s the HPC was. My point is: If these bodies are know what’s going on and why. Isn’t getting second semester seniors this time is especially time for me to hit the slopes. such a vital part of our community and sup­ fair representation what elections are all troublesome. As we worry about what city we Fourth, reflect upon your faith and the role posedly play a major role in student affairs, about? will end up in, what law schools or graduate that God plays in your life. I’m not suggesting why don’t we hear or know more about them? schools will accept us or what we’ll actually that you cloister yourself or even that you Are they really fulfilling the needs of the typi­ John Perez is a junior accounting majorat be doing for the rest of our lives, we fre­ begin attending Mass on a daily basis; rather, cal student, or are they just a source of nifty- Notre Dame and is a regular Viewpoint col­ quently lose perspective. All too often, we try I’m saying that since God is the one who looking resume items for their members? um nist. to conceal our concerns from others, prefer­ knows w hat form your life will soon be assum­ ring to keep them to ourselves. ing, doesn’t it make sense to at least touch I know. After being afflicted with an acute base with Him? case of S4 this past week, I’ve discovered some Finally - and this is probably the most diffi­ antidotes to this peculiar illness. cult thing to do - hang in there. Even though Got an opinion? Share it! First of all, don’t be afraid to talk about your this piece of advice is frequently given and sel­ Viewpoint would like to hear from you. must bear the signature of the author. A feelings with a good friend. I’m not suggesting dom followed, it’s still worth mentioning at If you would like to respond to something guest column, unlike letter to the editor, that you constantly burden other people with least one more time. By concentrating your you've read in The Observer, why not should not be a direct response to another your problems, but rather, that you try to ver­ efforts upon living each day, you’ll make it write a letter to the editor. Letters should editorial. balize your feelings to someone who has a through. And just think, this time next year, be well-written, typed, no more than 250 Both guest columns and letters to the sensitive ear. Other seniors are especially you’ll look back on your experiences as a words in length and must bear the editor can be mailed to The Observer, good people to talk to, because chances are second semester senior and wonder to your­ signature o f the author. Letters which are P.O.Box Q, Notre Dame, Ind. 46556, or they're probably feeling or have already expe­ self, "Where did the time go?”, as the not signed by the author will not be pub­delivered to either our Notre Dame office rienced the exact same feelings you have. memories of S4 are replaced with reminis­ lished. in LaFortune Student Center or our Saint Second, don’t fall into the trap of refusing to cences of times spent laughing and sharing But letters are not the only way to voice Mary's office in Haggar College Center. meet new people just because it’s second se­ with friends. your opinion in The Observer, Viewpoint Please include your telephone number. mester and you’re graduating in May. Granted, also accepts guest columns. Guest The Observer reserves the right to edit you may only be able to spend a short amount Carol Camp Is a senior staff reporter at The columns should be well-written, typed, alt material submitted to the Viewpoint of time with them, but some time is better Observer and is a senior in the College o f Arts ■ no more than 500 words in length and department for publication. than no tim e at all, right? Think about it. There and Letters at Notre Dame. Viewpoint Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 7 Reagan must correct FDR’s actions at Yalta

Forty years ago Franklin Roosevelt spent a mock elections in Poland, without the inter­ Stalin - to drive through Eastern Europe to was the innocence abroad of a president who week at Yalta with Stalin and Churchill, and national supervision Chuirchill had Berlin, to help America later with the costly was such a master of reality at home. out of that week the Soviet empire was born. demanded. storming of Japan, to join him in building a When Admiral Leahy, his military liaison, Ronald Reagan, 34 at the time, was a fervent This meant a surrender of the Polish future postwar United Nations world. urged him to be stronger in facing Stalin on Roosevelt supporter. Now, 40 years later, in to a government that would do Russia’s will. Poland, FDR said he was helpless, that Stalin’s Poland served as Stalin’s model, and the result But in explaining Yalta these explanations army was already there. was the division of Europe into two Europes, explain it away. It is true that Roosevelt was a Should it then have been unthinkable to let Max Lerner one free, one satellite. dying man who had stretched his body and George Patton cut his way with armor to How did this happpen, with the greatest will in the war and 1944 campaign. But Stalin Prague, as he offered to do, to gain prior pos­ American president of the century in charge, needed no courting to drive to Berlin. He was session of the remaining turf? The Max Lerner Column one who has become the paradigm of our cult only too happy to do it, willing to risk the The trouble was that FDR willed his trust in of strong leadership? Two sets of explanations casualties because it would make him the pos- Stalin’s promises, hoping to elicit promise- his State of the Union address, Reagan has said, have emerged. One is situational: Roosevelt sesssor on the grounds. keeping in return. It never came. "We can’t play innocents abroad in a world was exhausted and sick, as witness the historic The big bribe of islands and a sphere of in­ “We can’t do business with Stalin, he has that is not innocent.” It is a sentence likely to Yalta photo, with his face a death mask. fluence in the North Pacific was also a broken every one of the promises he made at last. The phrase is from Mark Twain’s hilarious Roosevelt - and Churchill too - wanted to end needless largesse for Stalin’s promise fo help Yalta, ” FDR said ruefully before he died. It was spoof on American travelers in Europe. Regan the war quickly, and avoid the cost in lives in with Japan. He must have looked forward to a too late to lay down American innocence. could not have used it without having Yalta finally cracking Hitler’s Fortressed Germany. partnership in the occupation of Japan, as of Harry Truman had a lot of FDR’s doing to and its bleak and savage heritage in mind. Germany. undo. So does Ronald Reagan. With Churchill protesting but helpless to A second explanation runs in terms of quid The decisive fact was that FDR never quite stop him. FDR agreed to Stalin’s formula for pro quo. Roosevelt wanted three things form grasped the global geopolitical realities. That C. 1985 LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE P.O.Box Q

ND and SMC can voted to exclude them from the election. Six good if initiated by students and bad if the absolute truths of life, only articles with a other people on the Senate agreed with me produced by the administration. unique style and perspective. Beretz’s really help the starving and voted to not reinstate them. Had there not If you find yourself wishing Notre Dame did headstrong dismissal of Griffin as an immature been a secret ballot (which 1 opposed) you not have an alcohol policy, whereas previ­ whiner who lacks intelligence, insight, and Dear Editor: would know who they are. ously you never would have noticed it, you’re Christian conviction is the coup de gras. I con­ The Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s response That situation can still be remedied. Joining learning. sider it a disrespectful swipe at a respected to the crisis in Ethiopia began as a small flick­ me in opposing the reinstatement of the Perhaps you blame Gerry Faust for a less priest and author. It would be a shocking at­ ering idea shared by a group of students. They Browne ticket were Kevin McGovern, Tim than perfect football season and believe that tack indeed if it was not such a glaring tribute had been thinking for some time about what McDowell, Ted Smith, Rick Ruehlmann, he should have stopped being kind and con­ to his pomposity. they could do to help relieve the hunger and Duane Lawrence, and Jim Domagalski. Also centrated on coaching. If you previously had In the future, do not be so quick to assume societal problems in different oppressed sec­ opposing the reinstatement was non-voting sympathized with him because you thought that everyone asserts their opinions as gospel. tions of our world. When the immediate prob­ member Executive Coordinator Doug Wurth. that people were using him as a scapegoat, Some people do not find it so easy to deter­ lem or Ethiopia became apparent, they began The Browne ticket was reinstated by a one you’re learning. mine what is opinion and what is fact. These to think in terms of some sort of benefit - a vote majority. Half the Senate disagreed with If that white stuff that came with winter same people always seem to be right. Just ask variety show, or perhaps a social concerns fes­ this decision. Some members have resigned in used to strike you as truly beautiful but now them. They will be the first to tell you. tival. protest over the decision. Two points stand you consider it terrible, you’re learning. Ted Fitzpatrick With this in mind, they approached friends out clearly. This in no way was unanimously Morrissey Hall for advice and assistance. With the help of Fa­ decided by the Senate on the basis of Do you attend games and cheer about being ther Dave Porterfield and concerned friends, friendship. And, the Senate must learn that is part of Notre Dame only as long as the team is we devised the concept of a charity ball - a must abide by the rules it establishes if it ever winning and then mumble prayers in your Freshman Year has joint cam pus family affair. As in any family hopes to gain the respect of the students. sleep during Mass? Maybe you even blame a crisis, the family bonds together in celebra­ T om A b o o d loss on a coach or a player and feel that the a positive influence tion of its unique link. Similarly, the Notre Student Senator, District 4 responsibility for a win belongs to the team Dame and Saint Mary’s response is a unified and the community. If so, you’re learning. Dear Editor: effort to address the crisis of our brothers and If you became a cynic before the start of the This reply concerns the Feb. 5 article in sisters in Ethiopia. Dislike for ND learned semester, you precociously followed the which the value of the Freshman Year of The date has been set for April 20, 1985, in Notre Dame tradition. Congratulations. Studies was questioned. Stepan Center, on the Notre Dame campus, through four years Until now, I thought that working at the from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., and the committees are Yes, freshmen, we have much to learn from Freshman Year of Studies and watching the geared and ready The Notre Dame and Saint Dear Editor: our elders. Too disguised as alumni to try to freshmen year would have given seniors a Mary’s response promises to be unique. The It has now snowed each day for at least four convince us of the wonderful legend of Notre similar perspective. entire family will be involved - undergradu­ billion years, and we walk to class five inches Dame. But by that time we should have gained Imagine, if you can, this University without ates, staff, faculty, Emeriti(ae), and Adminis­ above the real sidewalk. all the wisdom we need to resist such in­ the Freshman Year of Studies. Where would tration. Our response will be a response in the We freshmen were warned about these fluences. one go with a scheduling problem, the Christian tradition and set a precedent which South Bend winters. . Now wipe that smile off your face (you registrar? Good luck. How might one find out hopefully will be followed in years to come. So as the light flakes fall heavily on us, w e at don’t have to let everyone know you’re only a about all the different majors, concentrations The Charity Ball 1985 prom ises to be an ex ­ times wonder about what happened to the freshman.) and go practice your cynicism un­ and fields of studies? Maybe by researching travaganza - not a mere material extravaganza, good old days. til it’s perfect. every department on campus? Probably not. but a responsive extravaganza of people, But only at times. We’re still freshmen. J u lie Colltnge joined together in human concern. A formal Some of us freshmen still love Notre Dame. Pasquerilla West The Freshmen Year of Studies was not invitation to this event will be forthcom ing. In Some still get a kick out of life. Some still mar­ created to walk the confident, secure, self­ the meantime, if you have any questions, com­ vel at the fact that Notre Dame ever let us in. motivated student through the first year of ments, or willingness to become involved in We’re still naive. We’ll learn. college. The Freshman Year program was de­ this very worthwhile project, contact one of Beretz misjudged signed to introduce students to the university us. We ll learn the importance of drinking if we and the learning experience in general: A stu­ Danny Harrison, Chairman want to have fun. We’ll learn the importance Griffin’s column dent can choose a field of study before a com­ Anne Marie Finch, Executive Secretary of complaining about Gerry Faust, the dining mitment has to be made. Rectors, resident Father Dave Porterfield, Advisor halls, and the weather. Life at Notre Dame will Dear Editor: assistants, tutors, senior interviewers and the soon educate us so that we’ll know enough to I would like to congratulate Chuck Beretz Freshman Year staff are all at the disposal of blame our lack of initiative on a poor social on his amazing ability to refute Father Robert that student who needs help being introduced Senate vote was not life. We’ll learn how to humiliate instead of Griffin’s personal viewpoint and to swiftly es­ into the Notre Dame community. If the sys­ encourage athletes who aren’t perfect. tablish the obvious truth - his own viewpoint. tem is designed to help the most needy, most a unanimous decision unsure freshman, then Notre Dame in general I once went to a party sponsored by Fresh­ The Bernhard Goetz case is a very contro­ benefits. Dear Editor: man year. When I came home and innocently versial issue. Some people do not know or Our drop-out rate is consistently 2 percent The recent discussion surrounding the remarked to an upperclassman about what a care what happened. Others, like Griffin, are lower other schools. Schools around the na­ reinstatement of the Browne ticket has left me great time I’d had, she replied, “I feel sorry for willing to offer their opinions on this subject. tion are currently designing programs in the somewhat perplexed. It is as if people believe you guys. You don’t have the social life we Beretz immediately points out that the Goetz mold of our Freshman Year of Studies. It cer­ the senate unanimously agreed that since Pat used to.” Gosh, to think I might have gone on issue is vigilantism - no evidence, no mitigat­ tainly is not the winters or the basketball team and Joanie are our friends they should be back believing my social life was adequate. ing circumstances - just vigilantism, pure and keeping the students at Notre Dame - the on the ballot. This simply is not the case. We really have a lot to learn from the upper­ simple. How does someone find these truths credit and the thanks goes to the Freshman I like Pat and Joanie and having worked classmen. Many of us have still to discover that so quickly and confidently? Is it as easy as flip­ Year the the entire Notre Dame staff for with them over the past year, I feel they would satisfaction is unwelcome here. The wiser stu­ ping a coin, or is it a matter of deep intellec­ making this a better place to live and learn. have made fine candidates. However, they dents have not yet convinced all of us that dis­ tual omniscience? GeoffreyJ. Van Flandem Senior Interviewer broke the rules clearly and intentionally. I satisfaction causes change. Change is always I do not think Griffin promised everyone

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with a background synthesizer that The other songs are too that all the-energy and fun that might be fun to watch grass grow mediocre to mention, except pos­ seemed to be inherent in break­ to. The other offender among the sibly one. The song is called “Stylin1 dancing was just a guise to get big Tim Adams remaining songs is the second Profilin’," and it seems to sum­ bucks. single from the album, “Believe in marize exactly where the senti­ I figured if 1 remained cynical just Record review the Beat" by Carol Lynn Townes. ments of breakers lie today. It ends long enough, I would eventually be My first reaction upon hearing it with two women talking about proved right. All it took was listen­ was, “Flashdance much?” If you like buying fancy clothes and jewelry. I ing to this soundtrack. Breakdanc­ he breakdancing phenomenon unity among the various instru­ cliched songs about making it big, guess these always were the main ing has certainly come a long way. T served a very useful purpose in ments. It seems as if when there was this one is right up your alley. concerns of street dancers. I know hasn’t it? Next fad, please. its fledgling days. It got a lot of poor a gap in the song to fill, Ollie & and disadvantaged kids to do some­ Jerry simply inserted some electric thing else besides stand on street handclaps, or anything else handy. corners and go nowhere. Break- Still, these tw o songs com pletely dancing was fun and it inspired overshadow the other songs on the some intense non violent competi­ album - all the o th er songs, that is, ElECTBj£B q OG aLQO tion among the ghetto kids. It also except a positively brilliant dance unified the members of the black number by George Kranz called music community to some extent at “Din Daa Daa." a time when white music smot­ The people who compiled this hered the charts with its bland soundtrack probably felt obligated sound and polished looks. to include at least one established But now, breakdancing is old hat, hit, and this was it (It was the 5 and 1 think that the soundtrack to dance song of 1984 ). “Din Daa Daa ” Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo is danceable to say the least. The demonstrates what it has developed only "words” Kranz sings in the into - a big business that now song are the three in the title. His neglects the original street-smart silly lyrics are sung over some cool sensibilities that once made it vital. synthesizing and a heavy bass drum In short, Breakin 2 is mostly noth­ that’s accentuated by handclaps ing but corporate black music. (real ones this tim e ), as well as Ollie & Jerry, the creators of last backup singers who are also bab­ year’s breakdancing anthem, bling nonsensical syllables. In the “Breakin’ - There’s No Stopping Us," middle of the song, Kranz, who is again lend their talents to the effort, playing the banjo, has a kind of duel with Ollie Brown serving as execu­ with the drums. When this tive producer. They perform two of climaxes, both Kranz and the drums the better songs on the album, simultaneously do a soaring drum “Electric Boogaloo" and “When roll that slams - bam !- right back EC U ” into the dance groove. Nonstop fun The former is a slower song than and nuttiness is w hat this song is all "There's No Stopping Us," but it is about. It’s definitely the best track definitely more soulful. It combines on Breakin’ 2. a lot of synthesizer, electric drums, That leaves seven other songs, and percussion, much like “Breakin’ and they aren’t much to hear. The ’’ did. A hot, sultry groove grinds worst among these is “Gotta Have the song along, and some effective the Money," by Steve Donn. It’s a soul singing make this one a high­ horrifyingly insipid tune rambling light. on about how you need money if The latter is not quite as good, "you want to get the honey." The though. Its main problem is a lack of musical portion is equally as lame. The dating game — who's playing now?

You can’t be abrupt or sound worth going out with him? a message. If you do, I guarantee Dan B um s anxious. This may imply that vou Decide what it will be. that you will never call him like him which gives him the •Pick up the phone again back. If he is there, forget every­ features staff writer advantage. It must be a smooth, and start dialing. thing you'd planned to talk aving just finished my and place where you'd like to natural transition. For instance, •Hang up after about the about. Stutter and say H umpteenth argument with a take him. Again, many consid­ you could get him talking about third digit. You’re too nervous “Uh...ummm .uh." a lot. girl about their social restric­ erations must be made. Weekday w ork o r school o r whatever, to talk right now. Paranoia sets When or if you relax enough, tions and the immature attitude or weekend? Does he study or keeping a keene ear for details in. What if he says no? Or, what if babble on mindlessly, talking guys have about dating girls, I’ve work a lot during the week? that pop in about what he does he says yes just to be nice and about anything; it doesn’t matter decided to construct a brief When can you go? Of course, or likes to do. Then you could doesn’t really like you? What if what, but you have to keep the guide to the way girls should ask there may have to be a sacrifice mention some things you were he doesn’t even know w ho you conversation going. Then he guys out. Afterall, in this day of involved here as far as ac­ thinking of doing soon. If he are? Continue with this line of asks you why you called. Excuse the corporate woman, there is comodating his schedule goes. sounds at all interested in them, thought while you get yourself yourself to go the bathroom. no reason why women shouldn’t When that’s determined its time then nonchalantly slip in: “Well, something to eat. When you get back, mumble handle an equal share of this to decide where you’re going. would you be interested in into the phone. When he says he burden. Should you go to a bar? Res­ joining me?” It’ll be smooth. • Sit back down determined couldn’t understand, take a deep I suppose this won't be as taurant? Movie? A place where Very smooth. to do It this time. Pick up the breath and try to stop trembling. much of a guide as it will be a he knows people? This is risky, phone and dial. It won’t work. In as round about description of the anxiety in­ you may hate his friends or •It's time to call. The show is a manner as possible, ask him volved in the dating process. But worse, they may hate you. over, but you just love the next •It rings once. Hang up! Fast! out, or announce that your thor­ hopefully, its lack of direction Maybe someplace where you one, so again you can’t call now. Are you crazy! This guy might ough bred golden retriever has will result in a brief bit of insight. would know people. Uh oh, then In fact, everything on t.v. tonight actually be home! Just what are just had puppies and - would he Of course, some guys will read he would have to meet your is great! You’d better call tomor­ you about to do then? like to have one? this and think: “Who is this friends. How about someplace row. It'll be too late to try later •Decide to bag the whole •Be relieved... No matter wimp?" But hey, I’m Joe where neither of you knows tonight. deal. He’s not that cute anyway. what he says, especially if he Average, not Joe Stud, so here anyone? That’s a toughie too, •Repeat the three last steps Fall asleep on the couch w atch­ w ants a puppy. You’ve done it! goes: you’ll have to talk to him then. for a w eek o r more. ing TV. Then wake up and go to You can join the league of real Beginning to see how it’s not •Have you really gotten bed, disgusted with yourself. people now. It’s over, and it can •Decide who you like. Now quite as simple as it sounds, huh? this far?If so, congratulations! •Now, If you’ve come this only get easier from now on. this is not quite as simple as it But you still have a long way to far, there's a good chance Until, of course, the date. sounds. Knowing who you like •Walt. Sit in your room and go. This time leave the t.v. off, or you’ll make It. Getting past the takes on a radically different w atch TV, placing the phone on on but with the sound turned previous step is the key. Few Now ladies, you have some­ perspective when you find your­ the table or floor next to you. down. No distractions this time. people do. After much deliberat­ thing resembling insight. I chal­ self in the position to do the Maybe he’ll call you. Rehash in your mind what you ion, decide that you’re really, lenge you to put it to use. But asking out. Do you really like want to say. Revise and do it really, really going to do it this remember, screw your this guy? Enough tt> stick your •Decide to call him . . at the again. Now pick up the phone. time. No ifs, ands or buts about roomates and formals don’t neck out and ask him out? Will next commercial. He hasn’t •Put down the phone 1 You it. You’re going to do it. You count because you can always he like to do the same things you called, He won’t. Well, that’s not still don’t have your plan ar­ think... get away with asking a friend to do? What can you do with him really enough time to talk, so ranged well enough yet! Revise •Think about It as little as one of those. I’m talking about a on a date? Does he even know wait until the show is over. it again. Wipe the sweat from possible. Pick up the phone and real, on your own, honest to you’re alive? Each of these is an •Make a mental list of the your palms on your pants leg call him. If he’s not there, do not, goodness, old-fashioned date. important consideration. things to say and talk about and reconsider w hether o r not I repeat do n o tunder any cir­ Give it a shot. Or else quit com­ •Start thinking o f a time leading up to “the question." you really like this guy. Will it be cumstances leave your name and plaining! Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 8 — 9 Valentine’s Day — for lovers and legends

present-day Terni). Bishop known at the time for his high- Roman holidays. Valentine’s Day Sharon Houk Valentine lived under the reign of spirited personality. Even the Em­ comes close to Lupercalia, February features staff writer Emporer Julian - a time when Chris­ porer wanted to be Valentine’s 15th, a feast honoring a couple of tians were persecuted mercilessly. friend but Valentine was too eager Roman deities. Y ou've heard, of course, of the meaning of Valentine’s Day. When 1 He strengthened those under him to praise the name of the Christian During the Roman celebration, Grinch who Stole Christmas. asked students to comment on in true faith and showed tremen­ God and proclaim the Roman gods the names of young Roman women 1 was almost the Grouch who Valentine’s Die ' heard such things dous benevolence to the poor. It is as false. were put in a box and drawn by Stole Valentine’s Day. as, “It comes around every February said that one cold night Valentine As a result, Valentine was accused young men. The chosen lady was Last night, I was feeling com ­ 14th,” “It’s a hell of a tim e to kiss a passed a naked beggar on the street of sacrilege and was at length be­ considered to be “going steady” pletely disillusioned with girl,” “I love it because it’s for and took off his own garments to headed. Before his death, however, with the boy who picked her. Chris­ Valentine’s Day and the commer­ Lovers,” and “It’s a good excuse to give to the man. Soon after, an angel Valentine cured the judges tian Romans maintained the cialism that surrounds it. So, I gath­ tell someone how you feel about appeared and told the bishop that daughter of her blindness and con­ Valentine box custom. But instead ered up all the valentines on north them when you’re too chicken the the man had been Christ who had verted the judge and his entire of drawing girls’ names, they drew quad and climbed to the top of rest of the year.” taken the form only to test family to Christianity. the names of saints that they were Nieuland to dump them. Thus,if today turns out to be a Valentine. For his kind deeds, As far as the traditional associa­ to emulate for the coming year. But Then I paused and put a hand to typical Valentine’s Day, flowers will Valentine was granted several tion of love and expression of love it seems drawing girls' names was my ear. A sound came rising over be sent, cards exhanged, and words graces, one of which was the gift of on Valentine’s day goes, there are a more fun. The Roman youth the snow. of love will be in the air. curing diseases such as epilepsy. couple of legends that may be ex­ reverted to the original custom. It Four men in black tuxedos were Besides wondering - why your When the Roman Governor planatory. It was a conventional has survived in the form of school­ singing a love song. I hadn’t stopped roommate and not you, you may be Placidus discovered that Valentine belief in England and France during room Valentine boxes, for some Valentine’s Day from coming. It wondering how February 14th had cured two people of their il­ the Middle Ages that on February 2000 years. came without lace, without roses or came to be the extravaganza that it lnesses, he had him scourged and the 14th, halfway through the Whatever the legend, whatever cards. It came without lollipops, is. W ho was Valentine and why is thrown in prison. When Valentine second month of the year, the birds the reasons, Valentine’s Day seems candy or bards. And then I thought this his day? did not weaken under these punish­ begin to pair. to be the one day on which our of something I hadn’t before. Maybe Actually there w asn’t one St. ments Placidus had him beheaded. Thus Valentine’s day became a society condones madness. So, go a Valentine’s Day doesn’t come from Valentine, but three. Two from The other man who deserves day for lovers and the perfect time little crazy. It is a wonderful excuse a store. Rome and a third who suffered in recognition on this feast day is to send tokens of love. to recklessly proclaim ones affec­ Perhaps Valentine’s day means a Africa (of whom nothing more is Valentine, a priest at Rome. This In Rome, when the Christians tion. Despite all dangers, one can little bit more. known ). Of the first two, one was Valentine lived during the reign of finally took over, they chose feast say, “It’s Valentine's Day and I love I have long grappled with the the Bishop of Interamna (the Emporer Claudius. He was well days to coincide with some existing you.”

W ords from If 1 don t get anything, it’s a rip-off. — a student of philosophy th e h eart. “V alentine’s Day is great when you have someone to spend it 1 usually give flow ers with, it can be because they always “We think Valentine’s depressing when you work. They're the best Day is great because have to pick up thing you can give a Notre Dam e m en get flowers for your lady.” so passionate. room m ate.” — Pat Clymer — Paulette Heuring and — Sean Lynch Joan Rowling It’s sweet like candy and red like loving Valentine s Day is a hearts. As a Marine, capitalist fabrication this disgusts me.” for retailers to earn — Mariana Karam. revenue. — Bob Brogan

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Dear Miss Chalecki, Happy V.D. (That's Meg and Lisa BERTS: HAPPY V-DAY! I WANT TO G oober, To Vel and Cro Kissing is sw eet, hugs are Valentine s Day for all you degenerates) Today is a day in which I want to dwell CONGRADULATE YOU ON TUES­ Happy Valentine's Day! nice too He better propose now, else by VALENTINES Love, The Washington Monument Upon certain people & wish them well DAY'S PERFORMANCE. I Kk!c W VQIJ My dear, darling, sweetheart, pookle- May you II be through We are your friends, T hese people now that I wish to acknowl­ COULD DO IT. YOU ARE 1 HE dE S I . beer! as nice as we are We must tell you now DEAR JAY. I LUV YOU DUDE, HAPPY edge HAVE A GREAT DAY! I WISH I COULD You a re hot! that you've gone too far These 5'oclock VALENTINES DAY MICHELLE Have added immensely to my fun had at BE WITH YOU, BUT WE WILL MAKE UP You're the rose, I'm the thorn. meetings, we want you to see If you're not C here Squeak, Je veux que ce jour de la college FOR IT ON FRIDAY. KO?! I LOVE YOU. But like them, we can make it together! too careful, then there will be three In en­ Saint-Valentin soil (res specials a toi Marky. The num ber one h as got to b e Meg LEEN L.A.C., you’re the greatest thing that ding this poem, it must be conveyed For parce que tu I es a moi. Je ne sals pas (Everyday I love you a teeny w eeny bit Who pretends to study like s h e 's a Cheg h a s ev er h a p p e n ed to m e. staying out this late, you deserve to get comment te remercier pour le bonheur more. Happy Valentines Day! Love, However it a ppears that this is not so true Chris Carey You are absolutely B elieve m e, I m ean It! — . Happy Valentine’s que tu apportes a ma vie, et je ne peux Julie As she sips at a bottle that looks like a positively the most wonderful and ex­ I love you, a n d I a lw ay s will! que te dire: J e t aime... brew traordinary, sensitive, caring human MR. "D .S." MOUTH TRACY- ALL MY LOVE TO YOU I HOPE W hen we ask Meg w hat's that in her hand being on the face of God’s green earth. I YOU COME TO THE SAME CONCLU­ Bobby, "A TAB" she slurs as she barely can stand love you! XXXXXOOOOOOXXXXXX SION I DID. I KNOW THE BEST WILL (Hope your V alentines Day is "better than Now expanding this idea of alcohol abuse G uess Who. KMC-YOU MAKE ME TINGLE!!! LOVE COME OF IT. HAPPY VALENTINE'S Andrea, even though you've gotten "the perfect!"... even though you always beat W e turn to Lisa who exemplifies its u se YA BUNCHES.me DAY. LOVE, VAUGHN rock," I'll still talk to you anyway. And one m e in raquetball. I am not being mean - it's more out of H, H earts is H earts, But PARTS is of the corny things I'll say is "Happy CWTCY ...again! Love, respect you'll s e e PARTS, And Art's Parts are Close to my I can't b e with you on Valentine's Day But STACY MILLER DEAR STACY. EVEN Valentine’s Day." Here's to the four most GL That I admire her ability to drink Chablis Heart!! Love ya,Maria in a wink I'll b e back h ere to stay! Then on THOUGH WE'VE NEVER MET, OUR spastic years of my life. And not only one glass I might add - it's to Chicago to s e e a m useum or play, And EYES HAVE SPOKEN MANY TIMES Love, ...... J much m ore than that JP F - MY EYES SAY IT ALL! HAPPY do other fun stuff from now till mid-May. SOON WE'LL MEET. HAVE A HAPPY Marc M aura Happy VD (or som ething like that). I've seen her guzzle A ten gallon vat VALENTINE'S DAY! LOVE. EMH BUT in the m eantim e don’t let your kisses VALENTINE'S DAY, EVEN WITHOUT In a s e n se its ironic - a s we se e Meg in her stray, W hen all those girls try to m ake you ME. LOVE, TBNS (IN ENGL CLASS) 4 EVER 2 GETHER, 4 YEARS 2 COME, study carroll SHAGGY: their prey!! Happy V.D. I LENT YOU!! ...... ROSS-1 LOVE YOU ..RICH 4 LOVE 2 STRONG. 4 US 2 PART WHAT And then we observe Lisa in her dom estic Surprise! Happy V-day! No one will MAMA HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY TO SOME MORE CAN I SAY KEL I LOVE YOU wine barrel ever take the place you've won in my ...... SPECIAL GIRLS: CAROL FREDRICK, CECILIA . The w eekend in Chicago was WITH ALL OF MY HEART FRANK But enough is enough as I just want to say heart. Sei mein Freund immer. Your little Fever for flesh. CD Man J.B . 203 K Hall LISA FLESCH, MARY SIEGEL. PAULA a blast! How about another go at it for my I hope you both have a G reat VD Day Squish. W atchout BOURJAILY, ANN ZORE, KATE FIS- birthday/Valentines Day? Love, Bruce Happ Vday to the guy chicks dig! From ...... -...... HER. CARRIE ALTERGOTT. ANNETTE your blond girlfriend, in SB, at ND! My little liebchen happy Valentine's day! PETERSON. AND EVERYONE WHOSE BRUCE...After that weekend in Chicago, Suz-where are you? I love you! Bam hey.. .YOU I love you, Tiger! NAME HAS BEEN LEFT OUT TO I've decided I never want to see you JIMMER:How about some Baileys with VIRGINIA MARY Will the sp eed limit sign ...... PROTECT OUR INNOCENCE. SCHAF & again! Happy Birthday/Valentines Day your Valentine? Jo, what can I say? Hove you. Jam es and your good buddy share the same fate SHELLY: Happy Valentine's Day. I Love PHILSTER anyway. Just friends, Cecilia as the leprechaun? I hope so, remember You!! Your B rother ...... raja I am crazy about your body, and I love Chris, Here's the m essage. “Marls M.- the surge is coming, NO G.I.'S If not we ...... HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO MY D.L.T., HAPPY V-DAY! I WISH I COULD your mind.Would you be my date tonight, — W ho’s your b e s t b u d d y ? ” L ove, D.B. can dye our hair, I love ya PS. GOOBERS: I Love You!! Sofia MORRISSEY MEN: Bobby, Tommy, SHARE IT WITH YOU, BUT INSTEAD your s S. Buff loves you too. VENDETTA-A NICE ITALIAN WORD ...... Mickey, Jimmy, Chisbuns, J.D., BO.. I LL SKI A BLACK FOR YOU! MISS Mo K. (Curly & Larry too) 4 years of fun- Koites, The Dangler, and Dufu... Love YOU- LOVE, KATE JodyO, JodyO, JodyO, Querido C arlo s- Quiero d esearte un feliz SPO NG E - Dances, Walks & Jogs Carrage House, from your favorite, ??? Miss you Lots. Happy Valentine's day. dia de Santa Valentine, y te decir que no Happy Valentine's Day! Soak one up Barnaby's, & Cones; But mostly Hugs & TO MICHELLE IN PW -HA PPY puedo esperar hasta el dia cuando for the Gipper! l Love, Steve ...... VALETINES DAY TO A REALLY SWEET BABS Happy 1/2! ILY! ARM serem os solo tres: !tu, yo, y Max! !Los van HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!!! Breth GIRL WHO'S A LOT OF FUN TO BE R avensw aays! T e am o MUCHO. Love, Edwardo Bobby, I love messing your hair up, your Liesel, the loft-dweller AROUND LOVE, SOMEONE WHO Kathy the JapCapp major, argyle sox, being just friends', your movie MC CARES!!! here is your very own Valentine from ART, JE VEUX TON CO RPS! JE VEUX Jo e Murphy, lines, your 501s, watching your eyes Road W hore someone who should see more of you T EMBRACER PARTOUT! JE VEUX You are a real sw eetheart! Thanks! change color, being more than just Odelle Happy Valentines Day . not. than he does, even though he's got a BAISER! BONNE JOUR DE ST. friends', having a Valentine, us. But more Ali class with you. Time flies when you're VALENTINE!!! GROSSES The Cookie Q ueen than all of that...I love you. Happy Maybell M arti, I've alw ays craved you. asleep most of it. So, like, when are we BISES,MARIA V alentine's Day, baby! All My Love, Lisa The Dizzy One •Will gonna have that pizza? Happy The Scrumpfette Dear Mo, Just have short note to wish you Valentine's Day! Short and Sweet, just like me, wishing you Freshm en of 1-N Lewis, From Trivial Pur- Karbear a Happy Valentines Day. Thanks for all of Love, Fellow Cotton Club Member the best, Marc Antonetti! with love, your suit to the beach party, Exotic Chicks Jen everything. Have a super JPW. Love- Attention!! There will be an em ergency little elf.-Cheryll Rule! Happy Valentine's Day! Love, The LOVE, AMC meeting of the Lonely Hearts Club of Frank "K" Man ...... Notre Dame TONIGHT at 7 in the com­ DEAREST F.L. 4, YOU'RE THE BEST Linda B.Linda V.Emi, ...... ;...... To Paul, my favorite pimp-Thanks for puter room. To my ding-dong: I always thought 7 was VALENTINE IN THE WHOLE WORLD! Mimi,Becky,Bean,Patti, Maria,Tere,& ART, WILL YOU BE MY VALENTINE?! takin9 m e straight to hell!! What a trip it my lucky number. Now i know why. Tanks IF YOU COULD ONLY BE A BUCKEYE! Jamina, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO Love,Maria was...Happy Valentines Day!!! —THE for everything. Happy Valentine’s Day! Happy VD to all my HP friends- esp. Gail PLEASE SMILE AND BE HAPPY! I ALL MY SWEET FRIENDS! Love,Maria ...... FUZZY LITTLE BUNNY (Thanks for everything!). Thanks for put­ LOVE YOU! KEL Love, Your Precioussss MARY BETH, HAPPY V-DAY FROM ...... ting up with me, Ken Hey ND Crew Team, U B , HAPPY V-DAY, RYE ROVE RUE, YOUR ANNUAL VALENTINE To the QUAD WITH THE REVOLVING Let's kick "A" In Austin! - Trey Kathe Lach: You are the sweetest of se­ TJW ...... DOOR and LEWIS 1-W (the best section Celeste: Happy VDay! I do like your cute cret sweethearts. You're fun to do nice KEN LUMB, HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY, on cam pus), Happy Valentines Day!! CAROL A N N - legs m ore than you could ever imagine! PETE MURPHY things for! Love, S.S. HUN! I MISS AND LOVE YOU! ANDREA Love.J.A. WE LOVE YOU. WE LOVE YOU. WE Team America To the king- our m aster of WILL U B E M Y VALENTINE 4 EVER? HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY, BILL! WITH LOVE YOU. WE WANT TO LOVE YOU .. To Snookums- You're gorgeous, sexy, mirth and minister of merriment to the GUYS LIKE YOU, LARCHMONT, NEW BUT ONLY IF WE CAN LOVE BUCK My D eere t Futile, I love being your and I love you lots. You drive me crazy XOXO YORK. MUST BE A FUN PLACE! EVER TOO! Queens- renown as parietals violators Valentine and calling you mine. We are and give me the hots. HAPPY THOUGHT OF BEING A FIREMAN IN­ HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! and tag-team romancers of sibling the best team. Don't ever let go! HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!! Love, the wild one. STEAD OF A DOCTOR? LOVE, THE J. A, AND K swordsmen to the lord-the kings brother VALENTINE S DAY! AN my love always. SMILING YOUNG LADY FROM THE by Rice Prince of Pillowhead, soon Pa­ D. Pebbles-Where are you? I miss you. tron St. of tardiness and absenteeism to Phil You mean more to me than words can OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD D earest E.Z. (LIZ) Happy Valentines Day! Love, Bam ever say.It's gonna last cause you're my I know its b een a while but I still love your Geakc swordsman the younger- not the SUE:I LUV U like the ROCK of best friend an d I love you!!!! Lisa JACK. YOUR COVER GIRL MODEL style, Your tips are tender, Your hips are foil of his fellow fencer — FROM - the Gilbraultrer(in lla*y).LUV BILL&HAPPY Dave:Sois le mien? Karen LOVES YOU NOW AND ALWAYS! slender, Your smile is true. Your eyes are minstrai of the swordsmen's origin, as VALENTIN Susan, HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! blue, And on Valentines Day I LOVE leader in leasure. M ass! Happy V. Day! In 130 K eenan you don't have to beg Just I think you're the greetest! ONLY YOU. I LOVE YOU ALWAYS D earL.J. go in and ask for GREG If he's not there, Sorry I couldn't be in your arms for Mias MAURA ANN: WIN you b e my TONY Little Sparrow, H ave a Super trip! I'll be "The bar was messy and smelled of beer " you know what to do Turn around and give Valentine s Day. I I s e e you SOON! Valentine? P leeaase?!? -your tittle boy here when you return. I love you, But I slept well knowing you w ere near it to BRU But if you want to give In to a Love, P S. Have you learned to skate with two HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY MJS -Lenowskl W e had a few, we laughed, w e talked whim You can try som ething new with JIM Theron feet yet? But w hen I said lets DO IT you balked And last but not least, for a big, sloppy kiss Greg, Thanks for being a super friend. LOVE We laughed and laughed and laughed You know you can always count on -Len SUSANNE From a blind date to a YOUR FAVORITE CPA som e m ore CHRIS! HAPPY VD! LOVE, THE TRIP Happy V alentine's Day Teas pleatent surprise. Happy Valentines Day But all I w anted w as to Score Mego: Have you missed the last shuttle? From your SYR date. Love Dan DEAREST BIGGUMS: VALENTINE We decided to wait til all were gone W here s O ? Lat e d o It again som etime. WEKENDS ARE TO BE SHARED. ARM You LULU! Have a Happy V alentines Especially Mike, Charley. & John an d there's a song in my songbook that IN ARM AROUND THE CAMPUS WE Day. Basically. Hugs and kisses. TOMMY While we chatted I admired your hose JP, Happy Valentine's Day Sweetie! says "Thank you for the sweet love you WILL WALK. I LOVE YOU MORE NOW And then took them off with the rest of You re the Greatest! I LOVE YOU! MABR. WHt you be my Valentine or has made tome... THAN EVER BEFORE YOURS your clothes G retchen Hey SPORT! Nothin' too mushy, eh? Wis­ Wog stolen your heart already? V-day FOREVER IN LOVE TOM A security guard sprang through the door kisses fly to N. O. many times quickly on YOU MAKE ME SMILE WITH MY HEART hing you a Happy Valentine’s Day! Keep And cam e upon us - sprw ated on the floor GTW, Who could resist someone with up the “GOOD WORK"! Scared? Love, our favorite holiday. 19 kisses for me MIKE HARVEY TODAY WAS MADE The funny thing is - the door wasn’t locked scruples? Happy Valentines Day BiN today! (put it on my tab.) Mites won't keep FOR SWEETHEARTS LIKE YOU. That's Charley's fault - his pay should be YBAMFS m e from wishing my Teddy Bear a Happy PATTI ANNE ROSES ARE RED HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! docked Valentine's Day. Je T'aime, Johann VIOLETS ARE BLUE LIFE WAS AL­ LOVE. MARY Jenny, Roses are red, Violets are blue, Then the officer awoke us from our deep MURFUS-HAPPY V-DAY...Love. Susie RIGHT BUT MUCH BETTER WITH YOU Brian's a great guy. and he's good for you! slum ber and Sally HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY! To my fa­ HAPPY VALENTINES DAY LOVE, TO ALL THOSE I LOVE. (GRACE AND A C oncerned Friend And kept dem anding my ID num ber vorite Grinch. Te a mo. You're a special BOBBY HOLY CROSS,SMC) HAVE A GREAT At this point the feeling w as not elation CHRISTINE, I love you. JACK guy and a spatial friend. Love always. VALENTINE S! LOVE ALWAYS, ALICE KATE Even though you're not here. It was more like I needed an 8 week vaca­ Your Animal LADY. THIS ISN'T EXACTLY THE WAY I XO HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY. H ope you tion Miss Young, (The Michigan Mauler) HAD HOPED FOR US TO SPEND didn't break your leg!!! Love T.L.D. And w ho could g u ess Tyson would act so Definitely looking forward to this week­ Mary C. Just thought I'd simply wish you a VALENTINES DAY. YOU KNOW JAN. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!! BE fanatical end, a s well a s the 23rd. You m ake it all MBW, Happy Valentine s Day without saying WHERE TO FIND ME IF... HAPPY MY VALENTINE FOREVER I LOVE And send us on our first sabaticai worthwhile. Spending today with you is anything at aM personal. Sincerely, VALENTINES DAY AFTERALL SIN­ YOU. JOHN Happy Valentine's Day! But w e had fun - it w as the best better than a Physics Final, almost. Let Bruce P S I love you CERELY, MIKE Lots of love, hugs, n k isses. KK But what about the pregnancy test? me be your only Valentine, baby. My Love ATM, If, If the rabbit dies Always, T he KID HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY MARTY I LOVE YOU! HAPPY V-DAY! Nobody will believe our siBy old lies Edwardo, I'm certainty not Olivia nor YOU RE THE GREATEST! LOVE. MO LOVE.LAL But even if our future is not too deer to me Hello. Request*ne? (I mean Valentine): HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! Madonna - Just the "sponge". But by a ...... T here is stiN on e thing I’d like to s e e Sweet Thing, were inseparable; being Kathy Shannon TWIST OF FATE, you've become my UNCLE DAVE JEAN DALY: flow ers, candy and a pink And that is that Senior Bar invest in bed­ with you always gives me the crazies ! Kevin Murphy LUCKY STAR! In my repertoire, though, HOW ABOUT A BIG RED BALLOON floyd sticker*., what more could you ding You're way cod and I just love you to Karen K ostecky I’m Just STUCK ON YOU! Happy FOR SALLY? HAPPY VALENTINES want for Valentine s Day?? Signed, But that probably won't happen til after death no really! Joe Valentine's Day! Love. Ann DAY!! SEE YOU TOMORROW. your Ke M ark Q uigley the wedding Diane Yoder DEAR JTG, You are the SMGW in my Bob Dirkaen Fuddy. Happy Valentines Day to a wo- Douglas. HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY!! I Happy VD Day, Jeannie Bean, Ping & Love, O F . life-a total sweetie. Happy Valentines! m an that I am very lucky to have met. Matt LOVE YOU! Liz Warrior! Carrie B aker Love, the "stop that" girl P S. Keep those John G rey * CHRIS MONDERO, THANKS FOR THE feet on ice. Cindy Weeks ...... HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY. ANN! Love. Barley FLOWERS. HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY! Kurt Hotzberiein Kevie: You've been my stability this year. CAROLYN A MICHELE HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY TO BILL Laura Dowden and someone I've grown to love. Thanks ...... To Shawn, Kate, Maria, an d Lori HARDY WHAT ABOUT THAT TRIP TO M ike Hamlin for all of you. Love, Your Grumpy Bear Happy B day Shannon. I realty enjoyed To my b est BUDS of all — HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY TRACEY! CHICAGO? JUST LET ME KNOW. K athy Som m er P S OH NO! the night we spent together! Lets do IT Happy Valentines Day. you DWEEBS LOVE, YOUR BUNKIE Paul M ontgom ery ...... again. Now youll be legal! Love me and GOOBS!!! 135 and 222 ALUMNI Happy Valentine s Liz Flor I can't drive 55-from my thoughts. So to ...... XOXO, Lester the Dancing Kodiac I LOVE CHRIS CAREY Day Love ya aM. Esp. Bruce. Love. Mary my grizzly bear (whose more grizzly on his BAMH DEFYS THE 14th ! Romance is Leo Gomez face than his head) I give my love(and pomtless, Valentines are dumb, men are SCOTT BARBARA MoMy M cG innis My dearest Mary Elizabeth Scum bag. MY DEAREST MARK; THINKING OF M ichael Weeks other mush) as long as it doesn't Interfere P*9* men are scum. Did you get the K ISSES? Your Neat, Your Sweet, and you've Big YOU ON SAINT VALENTINES DAY M arianne Be/ton with his training.(You know what women ...... (Chocolate, that is .) feet AND EVERYDAY. LOTS OF LOVE. and can do to an athefete!)HAPPY V.D (and BETSY, I think you're really nice and I Hope you have a Happy Valentines Day! But I like you, I love you, I care alol MELODY Love, your very secret admirer from Carol Corny And this wiM be til my heart d oes rot mono too) Love,KRISTINE know you're very busy but if you could find Lots of LOVE, SMC So have a great Valentine's Day TO 313 ST. ED'S; HAPPY VALENTINE S ...... the time, would you be my VALENTINE? Lisa Marie Happy Valentine s Day Tom And I 'll try to prevent any decay DAY FROM YOUR 5TH ROOMIE. Dan Kloc The Doc, The Gen, Hondo, Hen­ Love, Dave E. Dear Notre Dame Chapel Choir, espe- rietta,(Suzan), T he Dude, and Fannie A collective Valentine wish for my favorite I Love You. Cindy oaky SOPRANOS and ALTOS: HAPPY Happy Valentines Day to all in Bexley! 5TH YEAR ARKIE MEN: HAPPY Love you guys, I love CHRIS CAREY VALENTINES DAY!!! Love. D XOXOXO ..... ;...... ■• • ••••••;...... VALENTINE S DAY!!!! Love. Your Secre- LT-I love you! DD Shar. Mara and At-Happy Valentines ^ Anne Day to the three b est b azoo room m ates I P S. Do you guys read the personals? TO OUR BELOVED SISTERS! To my m any roommatesfl Meggie. Malice, wouldn't trade you for anything-well. AL­ HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY and Joanne. I could not ask for better MOST anything! Love ya. Chris HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! JUDY H. friends even If my life depended on it be­ DORENE ...... Jake: one year today! Only You and Me Arthur Higbie Helmus ALICE S. cause I most certainly am not capable of M oosey and I love YOU!!! D ear COMMUNIST HAPPY could have done it so perfectly... had a little swellmus SHERRI F. finding any better. HAPPY VALENTINE S VALENTINES DAY from the Nerd ...... right in the middle PATTI T. DAY. Love, Annie P. Quinn or is it R euben Happy Valentine's Day Use V. from CHEMIST To My Valentine: TOC, the adventurer, of his petimus LOVE. YOUR BIG RED BROTHERS Mefllsh ...... warrior, lover, scoundrel, psycho, can- W hen he w as good Oh, if only I could s e e a C ute W ednesday didate, NON-sem. I LUV U. AERHM he w as very very good Shoeboxhead- happy valentines day!! BRI Smile on V alentines Day! But it's ...... '...... and w hen h e w as bad TJD Will you be my valentine? Thanks for a Will you be my valentine today and Thursday BRIAN CASEY he w as better!! This is to, urn, wish you . uh... a Happy bunch of m em orable holidays Love Mary forever? I look forward to our life together...... HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY!!! Valentines...yea Valentines Day!!! I love you. DAHLING, W hat can I say cep! I LOVE Love,G uess W ho? Love you! MERYL Joanie loves Chachi Happy Valentine's S em per Fi, Elaine YOU Your. HONAY FROM A FAN P S THWUMP! Day. kid! The Observei Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 11

There once w as a B adger nam ed Pete ERIN WELL KIDDO TODAY IS THE BIG TED-1 love the way that when I'm w / you I Hey Corbett! Have a super V-Day! LOST: ONE GOLD AND PEARL SENIOR CLASS SKI TRIP selling my $25 Whom I w as so lucky to m eet DAY-AT LEAST ROOM 416 IS MORE suddenly experience an interior convul­ Love, EARING FRIDAY NIGHT. COULD BE reservation..call PETE AT 4259. CALL He brightened my year FUN THAN STUDYING CALC. OR sion, producing a distortion of the cindy ANYWHERE. IF FOUND PLEASE CALL AFTER 12 AM. He gave m e free beer S H O U ir . HAVE A MICHELOB LIGHT features, accompanied by inarticulate 284 - 5158. And that's why I think h e's so sw eet; iNo LAI AM SURE LOOKING FOR­ noises. Get your mind out of the gutter! I Floppy Disks Maxell MD1-D $22/box WARD TO FEB 23 AND SPENDING mean I love the way you make me laugh. CHRIS(boyfriend) FOUND: APAIR OF WHITE MITTENS IN MD2-D $29/box Also have Dysan and MORE TIME WITH YOU. HAPPY Happy V-day. Shall we go to LaFortune to IT'S A SHAME WE CAN'T CELEBRATE THE OBSERVER SMC DAY OFFICE. Verbatim Will sell disks individually Call TICKLE IS FICKLE VALENTINES DAY TO A REAL SW EET­ celebrate? Wear an inner tube so I'll rec­ OUR ANNIVERSARY AND CAN CLAIM M - F 12:30 - 3 PM. Dan x 1903 HEART LOVE "CLOSE TO IOWA WITH ognize you. Love, the kind of girl you want VALENTINE'S DAY BETTER. MAYBE ONE STOPLIGHT to marry WE CAN TAKE OFF SOMEWHERE LOST One BURGANDY ASCENTE TO THE REAL WOMEN OF 4C. AFTER JPW!? WHADDA YA SAY? I jacket in LaFortune. If you took it, acci­ DESPITE THE 4 FEET OF SNOW, WE Greg, Happy Valentines Day to our favor­ MOODY BUT CUTE! Hey good looking, LOVE YOU dently or otherwise, please return it. If JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WE ite little brother. Love ya! Julia and Jeanie what's cook'in? Raviolli? Want to neck? ME(girlfriend) you're not willing to give up the jacket, TICKETS HOPE YOUR ARE WARM AND GAY ON No Hickey's but don't forget the mayo! I please return the IDs. I've been looking THIS VALENTINES DAY. LOVE FROM Davey, Its been 1 1/2 years. The best love you! From a bluechip frog. Happy V- forward to this coming w eekend for going IF YOU GOT IT. I NEED IT !! I NEED THE MEN ON CAMPUS. years of my life... W hen I walk with you... I D! Cara, Mary Ann, Trish, Missy, & Myriam on 21 years, and it just wouldn't be the FOUR (4) GA S FOR THE BYU GAME. IF guess thats why they call it the blues! (the 6 clique) same without my license. Thanks Patricia YOU CAN HELP THIS DAMSEL IN HI HONEY JU ST HAD TO SAY YOU Happy Valentines Day! RaaaahM! Love, PEGGY PEGGY PEGGY PEGGY HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to the X2910 DISTRESS PLEASE CALL RAMONA AT ARE THE ONLY ONE THANKS FOR Sheila INI greatest friends in the world. G et psyched 3714. TOLERATING MY FREAK OUTS RE­ LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE for sun, sand and surf in a month and HELP!!! I lost my Uncle's watch. It was a MEMBER AS BRUCE SAYS TWO Flash and Reggie, We owe you one. UUUU counting. The 6 clique & Puddin does silver Bulova Acutron with the inscription NEED 2 G A s for BYU!! Will pay bucks! HEARTS ARE BETTER THAN ONE. Thanks for being so incredibly sweet. JO E J O E JO E JO E Florida! Love, Tracy "George Backhaus" on the back. The LOVE WALDO Happy Valentines Day! Love, Your Dam­ band w as broken off on the right side of Call John 1567 sels in Distress the watch face. Please call Paul at 3300 or H appy V alentine's Day T eas TO THE QUAD YOU GUYS ARE THE JAMINA, come up to 302 Keenan. Definate HELP! Family coming to visit! Sister From y o u r SYR date. BEST THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING Michael and Pat, Happy Valentines Day Reward $$$ offered. would die to se e Rivers play! Need tix for L et's d o it a g a in som etim e. THERE. LOVE KERRY to our favorite "Dunkin Donut Dates . We I'M SENDING MY LOVE, HONEY BYU gam e! Call G retchen at 1270. love you even though you need a little AND TRYING NOT TO BE FUNNY Found:a SMC school ring at Junior For­ TO A LITTLE GIRL WHOSE NAME IS work on your one liners! Love, J P squared mal call Bill x3267 Need 2 G.A. Marquette tickets. Call Dan SOOZ WHO ON LAST SATURDAY BUT THERE'S A TICKLE IN MY EAR To the wise K orean 2360 You re a plotting, scheming, conniving, DRANK MY BOOZE AND THROUGH AND THE SOUND OF BELLS NEAR Lost: RED DOWN jacket. Last seen at the and devious person, but that s what I like THE NIGHT JUST DROVE ME MAD- to al the goalie' haverkamp you are 1 on Clubhouse at St. Mary's on Friday night. PLEASE HELP! Need 4 or 5 BYU GA s. about you!!! Som e things I will never for­ THANKS FOR THE BEST NIGHT I'VE and off the ice. thanks for being such a SO IF YOU'RE FbN D OF THE RING Please return, call Bill at 4644. No ques­ Will Pay BIG BUCKS. Woody 1188 get: EVER HAD. -T H E G LO B- great big bro, I'll miss you next year, love AND CAN FEEL CUPID'S STING tions asked If you don't return it within one "It's too acidic! your little sis. week, Harold S. will hunt you down!! N eed 2 GA s for MARQUETTE call RO SS "It s not acidic enough! DEAR MARY BETH(NICE HAIR) IT’S JUST A SIGN 1897 "I’m not home!!' THANKS FOR THE GOOD TIMES FOR YOU TO BE MY VALENTINE. LOST: black onyx ring and men's razor "This is a fine mess you've gotten me SORRY ABOUT MONDAY AT SENIOR out of yellow VW rabbit parked in lot east Need 5 GA or Student tix for BYU game!!! into!! BANK HAPPY VD! LOVE, THE SMC BETH C. MATT of stadium; call 239-6423 with info. Call SMC 5323 DYC-BAM BAM- "Fric and Frac in the kitchen... "Fric and Frac in the MG... THEY DIDN'T HAVE ANY FLOWERS LOST- maroon scarf in Cushing Tues. "What grade did you get? I got an A M Hey Airport-Here's your Valentine. THAT SPLASHED COFFEE ALL OVER Happy valentines day all lonely hearts of 2/5. If found, call Liz 1992. "Listen, the story about Junior Parents Surprised? Happy Valentines Day. YOUR SHIRT, SO I HAD TO GIVE YOU ND! Weekend really isn't necessary if you THIS - HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!! You aren’t alone, so don't despair. HELP LOST I lost my keys at the brar or PERSONALS need the room to party. Would you like me YO GOUL—Thanx fer everything. By the somewhere behind P.W. My roommates to move you off the Junior Parents floor way, how's what's her name? J. K. Happy P S. DON’T TELL ANYONE ABOUT dont like m e and keep locking m e out. My and on to the floor w here all the other par­ Valentines Day sweetheart. Love ya, THIS - THEY TALK TOO MUCH AS IT IS!! Nina, you’re beautiful inside and out! rector her keys to my car so now I can't OAR HOUSE: COLD BEER & LIQUOR, ties are? "Buthon" drive. (H. V.day-A.G.D.) iF YOU SEE A CARRY OUT TIL 3 A.M., U.S. 31 N., “Aaah, da, duh, that will be just fine. SET OF KEYS for room 522 on a ring with ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF HOLIDAY INN. Happy Valentine’s Day - Normal Mul­ Happy Valentine s Day....and here's to a THERESA, Figured you'd be looking for ler! a blue plastic hook call LOU at 4110-help “the" ad. Thought this might help you find GREAT weekend!!!! FROM THE WISE TRON it. Happy Valentines Day. Next week we'll HAPPY V-DAY TO 323 PW.LOVE TJW LOST: A thin green and black plaid wool Need ride to CHICAGO Northwest sub­ get out even earlier than this week. Hope THERESE L. scarf. Last seen at MTV video dance urbs. W eekend of Feb. 15-17. Call Fran at Mr. Ireland sends you roses! Love, Your LIL CAB: SO GLAD YOU ARE NOT IN around 1:00 AM. 2598 fellow sufferer. THIS NOTE SHOULD MEAN TWICE AS BAMA TODAY. HOPE YOU HAVE A Shank, Bob, Chris, and Dan, If you have it please call John at 1725. MUCH TO YOU; GREAT V DAY. REMEMBER I LOVE Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks for the Need ride to NORTHWESTERN or Hey R.J. What can I say? We've had two NOT ONLY IS IT YOUR VALENTINE’S YOU! SEE YOU IN K.C. IN FOUR card and the present inside. To celebrate LOST: nearby area. W eekend of Feb. 15-17. Call m onths of good times, Shared sm iles and DAY CARD, GIFT, AND ROMANTIC MONTHS. LOVE, BUPPO. Valentine's Day we ll hit the hot dog stand O ne ski m ask and a pair of gloves Miriam 4174. your Gorgeous green eyes. Somehow MOMENTO FROM ME for a change. Love, Cara, Mary Ann, lost in the A.C.C. south dome monday South Bend Is a nicer place As long as I (HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY) Molly Tracy, Kelli, Trish, Missy and Myriam. night IRISH BOXER SHORTS!! can see Your beautiful "Nose . Happy BUT IT IS ALSO YOUR LONG- Keenan Revue, Tri-Mil, and Strawberry should have been near the risers setup $5/pair Valentines Day. Love, Me. AWAITED CHRISTMAS CARD!! D aquerles. Kelli & D ebbie there. call Liz a t 2761 I laugh at you Happy Valentine's Day!! It's been a fun If found please call 2339. 423 Lyons Happy Valentines Day Highland-You are FROM YOUR FORGETFUL BIG BROT­ Ed year and 3 m ore m onths to live it up! Love, very special to me. I hope you always re­ HER WHO FORCED YOU TO PLAY Tracy member that. "Here's to the weekend. WATER POLO!! If you stole my Accounting book from E NEED RIDE to U. of I./Cham paign this Love ya, Me. O'Hi' Tris Duinn, alias CJF. A-run, A- Frisky and Ooga! line in the North Dining Hall, you'd better Friday to Sunday. Call Marya at 1276 or chree taen m e. Love T he Celtic Lass Happy VD, with or without ID. return it to the Lost and Found in the Ad 1296. Hey C. J. Happy Valentines Day! Love, The Capt. building before I find you. >' Your roommate. Hey J.T., Smiley, Scruff man, and RIDERS NEEDED TO NASHVILLE CATHERINE M. Cheeser...Happy Valentine's Day! WKEND OF FEB 22. CALL MIMI ]4283. LOST: Man's Timex watch outside of an Hey Mo Stubbs- Happy Valentines Day! (T.B.) KK: ACC raquetball court Monday nite, Feb 4. Love, Cathy, yor lit'l sis. HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY - GUESS Thanks for the card. Hope all g oes well. I have "come on down," now where do I'm not sentim ental but I miss the little guy. WHO (LOOK UP IF YOU CAN’T PPMMHH 20 Min. U&l Luv T he Boy How bout dinner at your place? you w ant m e to go? - Tony A. Contact David at x4358. Mum and Daddy; Look what's happened GUESS!!) Mel to that little yellow bundle of twenty-one PYATTY It's you and I all the w ay-S . This m arks the beginning of ALEX CANO FOUND: ONE LOOSE CAR KEY, years ago. Happy Valentine's Day and I'm Bar,Late Nights, STORIES HI70 points week. He will be accepting hugs, kisses FRIDAY, 2/8, NORTH QUAD. JOHN glad you're here! Love Onni Love, The Boy Patti & Mary Lynn and sm iles all week. 2483. AMY S. This is your Valentine’s personal. Happy Happy Valentines Day to the Goddess LEENIE BABY-DOLL, HAPPY Valentine's Day. Hope your dinner is a hit Peg, did you know our guys could DID YOU REALLY NEED MY PHYSICS Quad! T hanks for all the great tim es we've HERE IS YOUR VALENTINE'S CARD...I M L. Patti, w e’ll hit the dining hall for our cook???? VALENTINE'S DAY AND 14 MONTHS!! BOOK SO BADLY? IT S GOOD TO had so far, and h ere's to all the o nes yet to HOPE IT ISN'T THE ONLY ONE!! "special" dinner. Love, Tracy EVERYTHING IS THE GREATEST!! I KNOW THAT THE PEOPLE HERE ARE come. Love, the fourth LOVE YOU TONS, CUTIE! STEVO SO TRUSTWORTHY. IF YOU HAVE BLACK ONYX RING (birthday present) C aroline ANY CHARACTER YOU’LL PUT IT and men's RAZOR stolen out of yellow Troy, I bet you never thought I'd send you You basketball/production goddess. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Anne-Marie, BACK WHERE YOU GOT IT, NOT THAT VW Rabbit in parking lot east of stadium, a valentine, but I figured you deserved HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY JANET AND Happy Valentine’s day. Win tonight, Betsy, Cush, Francie, Jackie. Joyce. I HAVE ANY HOPE OF THAT . YOU taken 2/12 a.m . P lease call 239-6423 one for making Sunday nights so nice. RANDY! BOOPSIE AND POOH ARE maybe I will com e and watch. S igned Julie, Julie, Kris, Lee Anne, Mary. Mary, HAVE OBVIOUSLY SHOWN YOUR with info. Happy Valentine's Day with love. QUITE A TEAM! HAVE A SWELL DAY! a friend and Maureen, and all my other friends TRUE NATURE. TOO BAD YOU WE'LL HAVE TO LUNCH SOMETIME THANKS FOR EVEYTHING' YOU ALL Rider needed to M arquette Friday Feb. 15 TO MY DUMPLING JIM: Rose* are red COULDN'T HAVE LEFT ME MY SOON. - E ARE THE BEST! HAVE A GOOD ONE' Leave 11:00 A.M. Return Sunday after­ V iolets a re p urple, PAPERS. NOT THAT IT MATTERS, BUT -GML- I NEEDED TO TURN THOSE IN TTOO noon. Call Lisa 283-2895 My dum pllne is sw eet, TO AQUABOY IN ST JO E S HALL S o is m aple surple. BAD I FORGOT THAT PEOPLE CAN T HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! ISABEL, DAVE, GRAM, AND AUNT PAT A message to all members of Campus Happy Hearts Day with lots and lots of NOTICES BE TRUSTED. HOW ABOUT ANOTHER "MEET" HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! HOPE IT Crusade for Cthulu: Cthulu is about as love! From your Cuddles TONIGHT? WAS A GOOD ONE! powerful as a soggy baloney sandwich. WINNER GETS COOKIES. 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Package $80(negotiable); call 4364 won't play X4173 Instead I'll wish you a Happy Valentine's ZARFS STEREO & VIDEO EQUIPMENT-ALL Day H appy V.D. to all of you LCL POSITIVELY the sweetest of them lost: pair of gloves and hat left on bus after BRANDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES- see CLASSIFIEDS, page 12 all! Juan Chicago Trip p lease bring to Dr. Hofman TOM 1527 Thursday, February 14, 1985 — page 12 Sports Briefs Irish determined to make meet Women go to NSC championships The ND/SMC Golf Club will be meeting today at By MARY SIEGER Last year, Notre Dame dominated the Conference meet, ” said Notre 6:15 p.m. at gate 2 of the ACC. For more information, contact Jane. • Sports Writer the cham pionship m eet and is Dame head coach Dennis Stark. “It The Observer hoping to repeat its performance w ould have been a very close meet. ” Neither ice nor snow nor gloom this weekend. The team’s goal at the beginning of traveller’s advisories can keep The Irish compiled an impressive of the season was to build its pro­ them from this meet - the meet 11-1 record in the regular season gram and improve last season’s 6-5 is being heiu An indoor soccer tournament billed as the highlight of their giving them confidence for this record. This year’s 11-1 record and by NVA, beginning Monday. The deadline for submitting nine player season. weekend’s competition. The only convincing victories over teams rosters is tom orrow For. more information, call the NVA office at Despite treacherous weather con­ blemish in Notre Dame’s record who defeated the Irish last year 239-6100. - The Observer ditions, members of the Notre Dame came last semester when the Irish reflects the team’s development. women’s swim team left for St. Louis, lost to a tough scholarship squad “We have more depth this year," Mo., yesterday afternoon to com­ from Bowling Green University. explained Stark. “There is no ques­ pete in the North Star Conference Sub-zero temperatures cancelled tion of improvement because of the The SMC varsity baseball teamwin be hold Championship meet which starts a dual m eet in late January w ith Ball depth factor ” ing tryouts beginning Tuesday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Anyone today. The Irish geared their entire State University, one of Notre who is interested may contact the reservation desk at the Angela season toward this meet and were Dame's fiercest rivals. The meet was Junior co-captain Venette Coc- Athletic Facility for other scheduled practices. - The Observer unwilling to let a little snow get in never rescheduled since both teams hiolo will guide the Irish during this their way. were booked until the end of the weekend’s meet. Meanwhile, sopho­ N otre Dame is ranked at the top in season. more distance swimmer Suzanne the North Star Conference and is the “I’m disappointed because it Devine and freshman Amy Dar­ Knee injuries from sports win be discussed by Conference’s defending champion. would have helped us get ready for lington will pace the team’s attack. Dr. Leslie M. Bodnar, senior consultant of the Notre Dame sports medicine program, on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the football auditorium in the ACC. Admission to the lecture is free. - The Observer Men try to continue winning streak By KEVIN HERBERT into the Conference meet in St. nents, then their dependable swim­ An interhall sw im m ing m eet is being held by Sports Writer Louis today, trying to dethrone last mers will have to perform up to par. NVA on Tuesday. Hall representatives must submit a list of entries year’s champions, Evansville. “Our dependable people are and divers must provide a list of dives to Dennis Stark by Monday. The Notre Dame men’s swimming In this meet one year ago Notre going to have to come through for For more information, call Coach Stark at 239-6222. - The Observer team will try to extend its six meet Dame finished a strong second. As us,” said Stark. “People like Mike winning streak when it participates Coach Dennis Stark explains, it is Kennedy, Paul Bens and co captains in the Midwest City Conference going to be more difficult for the Tim Bohden and Brian Casey are meet today through Saturday. Irish to finish second or higher in the going to have to swim their best if A racquetball tournament is being held by n v a Notre Dame will be competing Conference meet this year. we are to be successful in the Con­ for all members of the student body, faculty and staff. There will be against seven other Midwestern ference meet.” three divisions: one for intermediate players, one for advanced schools, including St. Louis, Xavier, “We would like to win the meet, ” Last year the Notre Dame swim players and one for mixed doubles teams. The deadline for entries is Valparaiso, Loyola (Chicago), said Stark. “However, since we team finished second behind Wednesday. For more information, call the NVA office at 239-6100. - Evansville, Butler and Oral Roberts. graduated nine players from last Evansville in the eight team Mid­ The Observer The Irish come into the meet year’s squad, w e are not as strong as west City Conference meet. Today swim ming b etter than ever. Last we were a year ago. ” the Irish will again take to the pool in search of a conference champion­ weekend they swept a triple-dual The meet begins in St. Louis at meet over Vincennes, St. Louis and ship. 9:30 this morning and will continue are accepted Sunday Minus nine quality swimmers Observer Sports Briefs Xavier, and in the process the team through Saturday when the finals through Thursday until 4 p.m. at The Observer office on the third set no less than 10 new season who graduated last year, Notre begin at 7 p.m. floor of LaFortune. Briefs must be clearly written. - The Observer records. Dame may find it very difficult to Notre Dame will carry its six m eet If the Irish are to challenge repeat its second place finish of a winning streak and its 7-4 record Evansville and their other oppo­ year ago.

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As the Notre Dame water polo team enters its sixth season, the club finds itself in a rebuilding year A year ago Tom the club placed fourth in the M idwestern w ater polo con­ ference, which consists of 20 teams - both clubs and var­ Yoon sity teams. Gone from that team are goalie Chris Packer, the only Club Corner Irish player to achieve first team all-conference honors, and former captainjohn Smith. Therefore, junior captain Matt Dolan, a high school All-American, will add depth to Michael Roberts and fellow juniors John-Coffey and Tom the Irish line-up. O’Reilly have the task of rebuilding a young inexperi­ The team has started practicing for its spring season, enced team. which begins with a home tournament in the Rockne “We don’t have any seniors on the team this year, so Memorial during the second week of March. there will be considerable pressure on John, Tom, and I ROWING CLUB: W ith the Rowing Club com peting in to be the leaders both in and out of the pool,” said the Mid-Winter Classic in Madison, Wise., senior John Roberts. “However, we are all looking forward to next Younger captured first place in the five-mile race on the year because our improvement and experience will once rowing machine. Younger, rowing in the varsity *1 again make us one of the better teams in the conference.” lightweight division, won the event in a time of 8:17. Last fall the team played conference foes throughout The club itself has been training in the Rockne and the the Midwest and also traveled to Virginia, Washington, ACC in preparation for the season which starts after D C., and New York to play interconference games. In all, spring break. During the season, 80 of the 100 members the team compiled a record of nine wins and 12 losses. of the club wil train in Texas. X “The level of water polo is steadily improving in the SKIING CLUB: W ith the regional m eet com pleted last Midwest,” said Roberts. “ Many teams in our conference weekend, the ND/SMC skiing team hopes for the tele­ are becoming varsity and in the near future, we must also phone call that will tell them that they are invited to the i make that transition in order to maintain our com­ Invitational Meet in the Upper Peninsula. petitiveness. And with the new pool, the athletic depart­ In the giant slalom on Saturday, Tony Jordan, John ment’s interest in upgrading our status to varsity looks O’Donovan, Julie Currie, K.K. Meyer, and Sheila Smiggen promising.” qualified for the afternoon race in which only the top six The team itself has many standouts. Roberts led the finishers from the morning run could participate. On Sun­ team in scoring for the third staight year, netting 86 goals day,Jordan, Currie and Smiggen, as well as Chris Simonet, The O bserver/Vic Guarino this season. Sophomore Steve Gauther also was a major Kateri Gaffney, and Lisa Hamann qualified for the after­ Junior forward Trena Keys led Notre Dame with 21 points, but factor in the offensive, scoring 55 goals. On the defensive noon meet. Jordan was the only one to place, finishing not that nor Mary Beth Schueth's 17 was enough as the Irish fell to side, Coffey and O’Reilly are the major components. And third in the duals. the Crimson Tide at Tuscaloosa last night. Larry Burke's story is on page 16. TUG O’ WAR CONTEST!! Godfather’s H alf tim e of ND Half time of ND Women’s D elivers! Basketball Games

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By TRISH SULLIVAN that getting Bolcar makes a recruiting year go Upon losing tight ends Mark Bavaro and player, Aaron Robb (6-1, 190). From Chicago, Sports Writer from good to great. Ricky Gray to graduation, Faust has found two 6-3, 195 pound George Streeter will try to Faust must also be smiling upon hearing prospects for their shoes. Ted Fitzgerald (6-5, find a position on the Irish roster. And a With a good portion of the season over with that D’Juan Francisco (brother of Irish defen­ 232), hailing from Wayne, N.J., and Richard Rochester, N.Y., native with a unique title, and the race for an NCAA tournament birth sive back Hiawatha) a 5-11, 180-pound Cin­ Morrison (6-4, 222), from Lynchburg, Va., will Corny Southall (6-2, 180) will certainly con­ getting heated, the major news in college ath­ cinnati native has opted for the Irish also. both be given opportunities to show their tribute his best. letics comes not from the hardwood of basket­ Francisco also was named to the Parade maga­ colors in the fall. ball, but rather from the gridiron of football. zine list. Notre Dame has beefed up its line again for Rounding out the list of Irish recruits are Yesterday, Feb. 13, was the official “National Faust also commented on the lack of a next season with a well-rounded crop of de­ four players being tabbed as linebackers. They Letter of Intent" day in which top high school recruit in the fullback position. “We wanted a fensive and offensive linemen. On the offen­ are Craig Hudson (6-1, 210), out of Cincin­ prospects make the major decision on where fullback, but we only found a couple that sive side, there are nearby Chicago natives nati; Mark Nigro (6-3, 220), from Villa Park, to play out their collegiate years. really fit the mold of what we wanted. And Steve Bynum (6-4, 225) and Tom Gorman (6- III.; Steve Roddy (brother of Irish player then it was difficult to get them either 5, 225); out of the South Notre Dame has Marty) a 6-3, 215 pound Harlesyville, Pa., For the past four years, Notre Dame’s ac­ academically or from other colleges." received a 6-6, 240-pounder from Fairfax, Va., native; and finally, Kurt Zackrison (6-4. 215), quired corps have impressed the recruiting The coaches did end up with a California Andy Heck, and Bob Hodge, a 6-6, 270 pound hailing from Chicago. experts, and once again, Gerry Faust and his back w ho can also fill in at the defensive back Atlanta native. The Irish also heard from the staff appear to have nabbed some blue position. Mark Green, out of Riverside Poly, heart of Texas where Dallas standout Steve The official list of players who have actually chippers for the Golden Dome. gained over 1,300 yards during his career and Huffman has committed. Huffman (6-4, 220) signed will not be published until the end of “We have some real quality kids and quality impresses the coaches with his enthusiasm in is familar with the Notre Dame scene as his the week, due to the request of the Admis­ players coming here," comments Faust. “We helping out the squad in any way he can. two brothers, Dave and Tim, played for the sions Office. All the potential signees must go are a little dissappointed in the lack of defen­ However, half of the 24 Irish recruits were Irish in the late 70s. Hitting the Midwest, Faust through the formalities first. But this list does sive linemen this year. We wanted a least four, recruited as offensive players. Vying for the nabbed Youngstown, Oh., recruit Joe Kelty appear to be accurate as to the roster of but so far only really got one. ” backup position to Steve Beuerlein will be an­ (6-6, 270 ). And Faust rounded out his cross­ recruits. Certainly it appears that Coach Faust But Faust certainly can’t be disappointed other Steve, Steve Belles, a 6-3, 190 pounder country excursion by signing Philadelphia’s and his staff have once again compiled a top- with the acquistion of one defensive player in from Phoenix, Ariz., and Pete Graham, a 6-2, talent in the form of 6-6, 255-pound Chuck notch list But of course, Faust will be the first particular. All America linebacker Ned Bolcar, 190 pound, Rumson, N.J. native. Some of their Killian and 6-6, 270-pound Marty Lippincott. to stress one very important point about a 6-2, 210-pounder from Phillipsburg, N. J., potential targets will be Steve Alantz (6-2, On the defensive side of the coin, the Faust recruits. decided late Tuesday to attend Notre Dame. 185) from Edinburg, Texas, and St. Louis staff has w orked to fill in the lack of experi­ “We really won’t know just how well we Bolcar was the co-player of the year for Parade product Ray Dumas (6-2, 175). Both are being ence in the defesive backfield. From the far did until they put on those gold helmets and magazine. Most recruiting experts have said looked to at the wide receiver slot. west, The Irish will welcome Spokane, Wash., the Irish uniform. ”

aided by 18-for-55 field accuracy being team captain this year, an Notre Dame, and he plans to make from their starters. honor that is usually reserved for the most of the time he has left, as far Irish Privateer coach Don Smith was Barlow seniors. as improving his game. If he con­ not satisfied w ith his team ’s play, but “I thought it was a really big honor tinues to improve at his current continued from page 16 continued from page 16 attributed most of that to the fine to be named captain, especially pace, he could become a significant after a drive and spin move in the play of the Irish. scorer is a demanding one, and that playing for a school like Notre pro prospect. lane. "We did a fair job in the first half, there are tim es w hen he will fall Dame," Barlow says. “We really Rivers finished with 13 points, but but in the second half, after five or short of Phelps’ demands. weren’t sure last year who the “Kenny Barlow, in my opinion, he only shot six of-18 from the floor. six minutes we were out of it. We “Coach tells me that sometimes coaches were going to pick, but they will be a first-round draft pick in the However, he added four rebounds got behind and got out of every­ I’m not involved as much as I should decided on Tim, Jim and me. I was NBA, if he continues to progress the and made an impressive block off thing," Smith said. “We shot 33 per­ be as far as being an offensive threat really happy to be named, especially way he has,” says Phelps. the backboard of a Privateer fast- cent, and you’re not going to win and putting the ball up, ” says Bar- as a junior. It’s a big responsibility, “(Creighton coach) Willis Reed told break layup. many games that way. low. “He tells me that I need to take especially when you have a couple me that Kenny is ahead of Toby As the game neared completion, “Notre Dame is very difficult to more shots and 1 need to create of seniors on the team, you really Knight at this stage. the crowd screamed for senior play against because they have a more scoring situations by taking don’t know what to expect. “Kenny works really hard on and Casey Newell. Newell entered the good inside game, plus they all shoot the ball to the basket. I think it’s “Speaking at the pep rallies has off the court. The transition game game with two minutes left, and the so well. It makes it really tough to probably my own fault, just not been kind of a different experience we’ve been playing this year has Irish did everything possible to give play against them," Smith continued. being a threat sometimes on offense so far,” adds Barlow, who starred at opened up some shots for him, but the fans their wish of a Newell bas­ “We’ve played about six teams that - I’ll pass up a shot, and dish off to Indianapolis’ Cathedral High School he still has to shoot it against the ket. might make it to the NCAA somebody else, just trying to work along with current Irish teammate zones, and he still has to com e off the With the crowd screaming (including LSU, Alabama, Iona, and the ball around in the offense." Scott Hicks. “I haven’t done that in a screens and shoot it against the man “Shoot" every time he touched the Fresno State ), and there’s no doubt In addition to his prominent role while, since I was in high school. But to-man. He’s had a pretty good year ball, Newell drove to the basket in my m ind that they’ll go. They have in the offense, Barlow, along with I guess I’m getting back into the so far. I just want to see him do more several times. One inside shot was all the ingredients, and I feel they’re classmates Kempton and Jim Dolan, swing of talking at rallies." under pressure in key situations. blocked, while his next attempt was the best team we’ve played. ” has had the added responsibility of Barlow has another year left at He’ll grow into that ” good, but to the fans dismay it was m m taken back after a charging call. The road to the NCAA is filled Newell drove toward the basket one with several strong teams, and in or­ more time, and this time was fouled. der for the Irish to make it they’ll He missed his first free throw, but have to shoot better from the floor. thrilled the crowd by sinking his However, the intense play of several second. players and the incredible rebound­ John Harris led New Orleans with ing strength shown against New Or­ 12 points, and Hannes Haid added leans could make the road a little 11. The Privateers’ downfall was easier.

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By NICK SCHRANTZ led 46-30 with 18 minutes still to Sports Writer play. With 11 minutes to play, Rivers The Notre Dame men’s basketball sank a jumper from the top of the team furthered its claim as one of the key to give the Irish a 58-38 lead. A leading rebounding teams in college minute later Joe Price sank an 18- basketball by outrebounding the footer to give the Irish a 60-40 lead, University of New Orleans and the Privateers could never cut Privateers, 62-31, last night at the the gap to under 20 the rest of the ACC. way. Although beset by poor shooting, Price missed the first three shots the Irish’s strength on the boards he took in the game, but he came propelled them to an easy 79-54 vic­ back after the intermission with 13 tory. second half points to lead the team The Irish shot only 41 percent with 17 points overall. from the floor and 65 percent at the Price’s outside shooting forced free throw line. the Privateers to play him honest Despite the poor shooting, the and not sag into the middle, which Irish still outshot the Privateers. pleased Phelps. New Orleans could only connect on only one third of its attempts, hit­ “He (Price) missed his first three ting a mere 21 of-63, for 33 percent. shots and we took him out and got him back in, and he ends up with 17 “I'm not satisfied with our outside points," Phelps said. “I think it’s be­ shooting, or our shooting at all, cause we believe in him, and when when we re shooting 41 percent, ” he gets in a groove he just puts it in. said Irish head coach Digger Phelps. He played a very, very good game, “I think defensively we’re pretty probably one of the best games he's solid, when we hold a team to 33 played ” percent shooting. That really helps With Barlow in foul trouble and us. the game turning into a runaway, "Obviously we just dominated on Phelps was able to experiment and the boards, and that’s where we give some of his younger players scored the points, on the missed some valuable playing time shots.” ■ * The Irish got off to a fast start on Freshman center Gary Voce came The Observer/Pete Laches With 12 points last night, Ken Barlow now has to 14-6 with their lopsided 79-54 romp over the the strength of two Donald Royal off the bench to pull down nine scored in double figures in 19 of Notre Dame’s 20Privateers of New Orleans. Nick Schrantz details rebound baskets, and led by an 8-1 rebounds and add five points, games this season. The Irish improved their record the gam e a t right. tally with only two minutes gone in despite playing just 13 minutes. the game. Voce played with such intensity that “I just felt that we played very, he ruled the boards in the second very hard from the beginning to the half and kept the Privateers from get­ Needs to score in pressure spots end, ” Phelps said. "We jumped out, ting many second shots. 8-1, and we didn’t give New Orleans With nine minutes to play in the a chance to get into any type of delay second half, Voce provided the play Barlow striving for consistency or anything where they could try to of the game. He roared down the play bail control. ” lane to slam dunk a Rivers shot that The Privateers pulled to within a bounced high off the front of the ByLARKYBURKE more aggressively. His emergence as that move has paid off - most of the basket halfway through the first half, rim. His play brought the half­ Sports Writer a scorer came at the perfect time for time. Barlow’s major problem in ad­ but the Irish outscored New Or­ capacity ACC crowd to its feet. a Notre Dame team that found itself justing to the role of a scorer has leans, 23-13, the rest of the half to “I think Gary can help us down Consistency. It is something that in the NIT In five tournament been in coming through with points take a 40-28 lead into the intermis­ the stretch,” said Phelps. “I just like every athlete strives for, but few games, Barlow averaged 13.6 points in pressure situations. sion. his size and what he can do, and I ever really attain. In a sport such as and 7.4 rebounds per contest, as the “Kenny’s had some ups and Ken Barlow scored all 12 of his think he can help us in situations ” college basketball, it can make the Irish reached the championship downs,” says Phelps. “I thought he points in the first half, while Royal Freshman guard forward Matt difference between an All-American game before bowing out. The Notre played very well under pressure and David Rivers each added seven Beeuwsaert contributed only two and a flash in the pan. Dame forward was also named to the against Indiana when he hit three to aid in the scoring. points, but he added six rebounds in For Irish forward Ken Barlow, it is NIT All-Star team, which toured key shots. But he hasn't really done it At the half, the Irish held a 28-20 his 14 minutes of play. Despite his what he has worked throughout his Europe for four weeks last summer, since in pressure situations. But he advantage on the boards, on the 6-6 size, Beeuwsaert played point basketball career to achieve. And in playing games in Italy, France, and can do it. We’ve got to get him to do strength of seven Jim Dolan guard, a position he played in high this, his junior season, the 6-10 star Ireland. it because we can’t put it all on the rebounds and six each by Royal and school, to give Rivers a rest. He dis­ is starting to see the results of his ef­ Barlow wound up his sophomore shoulders of (David) Rivers. Kenny Barlow. played his versatility by making forts - results that have shown up on season second to Sluby in scoring always gets his points, but we need Despite enjoying a comfortable several passes inside, aggressively the stat sheet. with a nine point average, and led the pressure points from him.” halftime lead, the Irish continued to rebounding, and making a bank shot For starters, Barlow has scored in the Irish in field goal percentage Barlow has found that the role of a pour it on in the second half. They double figures in 19 of 20 games this with a .548 mark. As a result of his see BARLOW, page 14 had a 6-2 streak to begin the half, and see IRISH, page 14 season, averaging a team-high 15.5 efforts, he was voted the team’s most points per game. The tri captain also improved player last year. leads the squad in rebounding with “I think I was looking to score an average of 7.1 boards per contest. towards the end of last year a lot Notre Dame falters in second half, In eight games this year, he has more than I was earlier in the topped the team in scoring, the same season,” says Barlow. “And I think number of times he has been the top people were giving me the shots a has win streak ended by Alabama Irish rebounder in a game. Barlow’s lot more, because they didn’t expect By LARKY BURKE but missed three consecutive shots Carol Smith paced the Crimson Tide ability to score has helped the Irish me to take them. I hadn’t really Sports Writer from underneath. w ith 21 points. fill the void left by the graduation of proved myself early in the season, After that missed opportunity, The Irish shot 47 percent from the last year’s leading scorer, Tom Sluby. and I was open a lot more just be­ A late second half cold spell Notre Dame was forced to foul, and field for the game, but hit just 40 per­ "I think I’ve had to pick up the cause people were keying on Tom proved fatal for the Notre Dame wo­ Alabama hit four free throws in a cent of their shots in the second half slack to a certain extent this year," and Tim (Kempton) down low last men’s basketball team last night, as it row to seal the victory. Mary Beth when they let the game get away. says Barlow. "Because I'm a junior, year more than they were me. fell to Alabama in Tuscaloosa, 67-62. Schueth hit a basket at the buzzer to With the loss, N otre Dame falls to I’ve had to take on more responsibil­ “1 was happy to be selected most forge the final score. 12-8 overall, while Alabama raised The Irish held a three point lead, ity, as far as scoring points, like Tom improved player, because when I its record to 17-9 with the victory. 56-53, with 7:06 remaining follow­ The game was a seesaw battle did. So I think my role has increased. first came here, in my freshman year, The win gives the Tide a 2-0 ing Trena Keys' fourth straight bas­ throughout, with Notre Dame hold­ “I’m a leader on the floor this year, things started out very well for me, record in the young series between ket, but couldn’t come up with ing a slim 35-33 edge at the half. not in terms of running the offense, but then they sort of went downhill. the two schools. In 1983, Alabama much the rest of the way as the but as far as taking the shots and Then in my sophomore year, things The defeat broke a four game win­ scored a convincing 71-56 victory in Crimson Tide took control. going for rebounds. Those are my started out slow and then picked ning streak for the Irish, and the ACC over a strong Irish team that main jobs right now - to get points back up when I started playing bet­ Alabama, which plays in the dropped their road record to 6-6 on finished the season at 20-7. and to get rebounds and to help the ter towards the middle and end of strong Southeastern Conference, the year. Notre Dame finished the Notre Dame returns home to take team out that way.” the season. So I was pretty happy took the lead for good when fresh­ season with a 7-7 record in games on North Star Conference rival Barlow has been enjoying particu­ about last year, because I felt 1 had man Shelly Pyles drove the lane and outside the North Star Conference. Detroit Sunday at the ACC at 2 p.m. lar success in the scoring depart­ progressed, and 1 was happy to get hit a jumper to make it 61-60 with Earlier this season, the Irish downed ment since the latter part of last that award.” 2:10 left to play. Following another Keys led the Irish in scoring with the Lady Titans, 76-62, in its confer­ season, when his outside shooting Coach Digger Phelps had the con­ basket that gave the Tide a three- 21 points, 12 of those in the second ence opener. Notre Dame is cur­ started to show marked improve­ fidence in Barlow to make him an in­ point lead, the Irish stole the ball and half, while Schueth had 17 points rently 5-1 in NSC play, and 6-1 at ment and he began to hit the boards tegral part of this year’s offense, and had a chance to cut the lead to one, and a team-high six rebounds. Junior home.