THE CAMPUS of Allegheny College

Volume 108, Number 2 Meadville, Pa. Published Since 1876 October 3, 1984 Kerosene Heater Suspected Morning Blaze Takes Eight Lives Compiled by Meadville Tribune staff reports and Associated Press reports. Eight people, including seven children between the ages of 8 months and 9 years, died in a 4:45 a.m. fire Sunday at 1186 Cussewago Terrace. Sixty volunteer firefighters from Vernon Central, Vernon Township and West Mead 1 Volunteer Fire Departments re- sponded to the call, and took an hour to bring the fire under control. "It hits you hard, real hard, " said Vernon Township Fire Chief Bill Reichel. According to Crawford County Coroner Arden G. Hughes, dead from asphyxiation due to carbon monoxide poison- ing are Shirley A. Swartz, 46, and her grandchildren Winona D. Robey, 5, Adam J. Robey, 3, and Miranda E, Robey, 8 months. Also dead are: Jason P. Baily, 9, Michael Bailey, 8, Anthony E. Bailey, 6, and Melissa S. Onesky, 21 months. Hughes said autopsies were not performed, but cause of death was determined by labor- atory studies of blood samples taken from the deceased. Hughes said the Baileys and the Onesky child were being cared for overnight at the house. Unconfirmed reports from fire An abandoned hobby horse presents a stark image as firefighters tend to a victim of Sunday morning's fire. Tribune Photo by Ed Mailliard officials and neighbors indica- ted the four were grandchildren and were waiting to be rescued; and a foster grandchild, respec- the other five victims tively, of Mrs. Swartz. died on the second floor, Escaping the blaze without according to Tom Benak, Alcohol Board Selected injury were Mrs. Swartz' hus- Vernon Central fire chief. band, Dennis L. Swartz, and her Hughes said the three chil- by Lisa J. Feidt include: Elizabeth Brown, John had very unique qualities about them. Unfortunately, we only daughter, Anna F. Robey, 24, dren on the roof were Melissa Assistant News Editor Harrison, Nancy Moberg, and had a certain amount of slots, so mother of three of the victims. Onesky and Winona and Miranda Ellen Yount. The Student Alcohol Board is we were forced to make some Neighbor Shawn Denman, Robey, among the youngest of The final selection of the newly formed Student Alcohol replacing the Ad-Hoc Committee difficult decisions. Everyone did the victims. 23 ; said he was awakened by Board was made yesterday by which was formed to build a great job in the interviews." By the time firefighters ar- Mrs. Robey pounding on his Ad-Hoc Committee members the Constitution of the Board. As Article Section 2, states, back door, yelling, "call the fire rived, and according to Fire and Dean Don Covill Skinner. Secondly, it served to screen the Student Alcohol Board's department. My house is on Chief Bill Reichel, Vernon The Board is represented by applicants for Board positions purpose is: fire." Township was on the scene five students from all areas regarding who would best suit the de- a. To help design, promote Denman said that when he minutes after receiving the call, sex, Greek or independent, and mands placed on the Board. and execute an ongoing got outside "the whole front of the home was engulfed by class rank. There are four The final selection was made program of alcohol aw- the house was on fire. My flames and firemen were pre- members each from the senior, after the applicants sent in a areness and education on the Allegheny Campus, friend and I kicked in a window vented from entering the home junior, and sophomore classes. written application. Cuts were then made followed by inter- toward the end of assist- in the back of the house and the to rescue the victims by heat and Representing the senior class views for those who remained. ing students to make stove exploded and knocked us flames. are: Lynda Malmrose, Holly Mclndoe, Cyndi Miles, and The final cuts were made after mature, reasoned and back and we couldn't get in." "I live right up the hill," said all interviews were completed. responsible judgments Vernon Township Assistant Fire Renee Miller. From the junior Three of the seven children class are: Julie Clark, Ross Jacqueline Falke, member of about beverage alcohol. chief Clifton Butcher. "And died on the roof of the front Kiener, Bruce Thompson, and the Ad-Hoc Committee, ex- porch as they refused to jump ' continued on pg. 3 Scott Wagner. Sophomores plained, "All of the applicants continued on pg. 3 CAMPUS Wednesday, October 3,1984 Page 2 Allegheny Reacts To Bombings

The Syrians now have about When students were asked if by Michele Daugherty 50,000 troops in Lebanon. If they would volunteer for service World News The Campus these forces are reduced, said in the Middle East, 93 per cent Blood, "you might see a stronger said they would not. "It's ironic these attacks are Lebanese government." Sue Swensen said, "I'm join- coming at a time when the U.S. A random poll conducted by ing the Peace Corps and this is is prepared to act the role of an The Campus last week indicates the only place I requested not to honest broker between Syria and that Allegheny students agree Gay Rights Rule Pending Israel," said Archer K. Blood in for the most part on issues an interview September 28. concerning Beirut. The Supreme Court will decide whether public school "We originally went into Ninety-one percent of the Harned Beirut for humanitarian re- teachers may be fired for advocating or promoting homo- students polled knew of the asons," continued Blood, dis- sexuality. It is the first time since 1967 the court has dealt September 20 bombing of the tinguished foreign diplomat and U.S. Embassy in Lebanon. Praises with gay rights. visiting Professor of Political When asked if the Marines The court, issuing orders in some 1,000 legal disputes as its Science at Allegheny. should be tgnt back into Beirut, 1984-85 term began, agreed to judge the validity of an Our goal, according to Blood, 84 i percent responded nega- Freshmen Oklahoma law that allowed school boards to fire teachers was to prevent a "recurrence of tively. Ninety percent female by Margaret Powers the massacre" in the Palestinian for such conduct. and 80 percent male students The Campus The law was struck down by a federal appeals court, on the refugee camps. felt they should not be sent grounds that it violates teachers free-speech rights. "It was a grave mistake when back. Allegheny College ushered we began shelling the Druse and Willie Thabe, a student from in the class of 1988 this Syrian gun positions," Blood South Africa, stated, "there was September. The freshmen class State • House Approves Violence Bill said. "We were no longer a not a reason for them to be is one of the largest and statis- neutral peace keeping force." there in the first place." tically most impressive of the A bill dealing with domestic violence was approved recently "Now we're out of that," Melanie Fauntroy said she college's history. by Pennsylvania's House of Representatives and will be Blood continued, "and back to a doesn't want the Marines sent President David Baily fowarded to the State Senate. more traditional diplomatic role. back into Beirut because she Harned stated, "This is an Under the new bill, if it becomes law, police will be author- The U.S. is trying to help bring fears another Vietnam. extraordinarily strong class... about the withdrawal of the ized to arrest persons who injure or attempt to injure other Eighty percent of the Never has the college had so Israeli troops, which is some- much success in attracting the members of their families'. Presently officers are authorized students polled did not favor thing all the Moslem groups stronger military involvement in type of students it wants to to arrest a person in domestic disputes only if the officer sees would want" to happen in attract." an assault being comitted or the offense is serious enough to the Middle East. Ninety-five per Lebanon. cent of the women polled At the Board of Trustees be classified as a felony. The new law will permit officers to When questioned about stan- agreed with this position. Five meeting September 28, President arrest without a warrant if he has probable cause to believe a dard security measures taken at percent had no comment. Harned elaborated on this, citing person has assaulted another family member. U.S. Embassies, Blood said, Twenty-nine percent of the a number of impressive sta- "There will always be a strong male students favored stronger tistics about the class of 1988. element of insecurity because military involvement. According to his annual report Labor Secretary Indicted , Resigns terrorists change their tactics." Dave Swedler said he felt to the Board, average composite He added: "It's virtually stronger military involvement in SAT scores went up seven points Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan surrendered yester- impossible to devise a complete the Middle East should occur to 1120, and up 21 points day to New York City authorities following his indictment on defense against an attack sur- only to protect our oil interests. from four years ago. The mounted by people who are verbal score alone jumped to criminal charges and after being granted a leave of abscence by willing to kill themselves." Only 43 percent of the 547, 14 points highter than last President Reagan. "I think in this case there students- felt President Reagan year. He and seven other current and former executives of a New were some lapses in security. We was handling the Beirut situation In addition to doing well on Jersey construction firm face charges including grand larceny were relying on Lebanese guards However,owev 14 peer,re 3e1pnt .ercent of their college boards, the fresh- and falsifying records. The indictment is reported to involve which was probably a mistake." mwe e ln and of women men were also high achievers in allegations that Donovan and seven other officers of the firm Blood went on to say that polled had no comment on this high school. Of the 611 member inflated the amount paid to minority contractors on a New the terrorist's bombings "clearly issue. class, 29 were either a valedictor- Like many students, Rocco York City subway project. accelerated our departure from ian or a saluatorian, an increase Arcieri said he feels "there are Donnovan's place will be taken by Ford B. Ford, under- Lebanon. It caused Congress of three over last year. 60% of the too many 'hot' areas and that it secretary of Labor. and large sections graduated in the top fifth of American people to question. . . would be foolish" to act rashly. their class, as opposed to 56% our presence in Beirut and why Pamela Meese, a freshman at the previous year. we were taking sides." Allegheny said she feels "Reagan Another increase occurred has handled the Beirut situation STANLEY H. KAPLAN Blood concluded by saying, in the number of students "We're a superpower. We have badly because he hasn't made a recognized by the National Merit firm commitment on the subject to maintain a diplomatic mission Corporation: 42 this year as of retaliation once the guilty A REPUTATION THAT there." compared to 37 last year. 11 of "If the Israelis withdraw with group is identified." these freshmen were named SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! some assurance that Southern Ed Shick, an international National Merit Scholarship Lebanon will not be used again studies major, stated, "We can- winners. as a base for PLO attacks on not interfere in Lebanese affairs The Admissions Office re- ceived 2122 applications for Israel (then) it's conceivable as we have in the past. Let the places in this class, the second that the Syrians. .. will reduce Lebanese form their own gov- • 'PR,6 11EDS • ernment." highest number ever collected. their presence." Of the 611 who enrolled at • Allegheny, 20% have or had AZIfi7vil6e FOR Avec 27S connections here, either through a parent, brother, sister, or M C -111 some other relative. The large number of fresh- PARK men has contributed to a total IHroamargoriai MEOW, enrollment for the college of 1958 undergraduates, making "FIT TO WEAR" "WE CARE" this year, according to President Ai Wee- ilia OCT, 16 Harned, "the most crowded 258 CHESTNUT ST. year in the history of the CORNME 1tMl t04 • l P 0), college." Ana- MEADVILLE, PA 16335 "I've been very impress- ed by the conversations I've

-FOR INFORMATION -CALL had with a number of students," DIAL 724-7869 President Harned stated. " They 11• 144120.341. Oecti +toulizoole.. seem very intelligent and articu- ADDITION AL 5% DISCOUNT FOR late. I'm deeply satisfied to note KAMAN 724" 53S2 that, by quantifiable standards, EDUCATIONAL OR CO LLCC_,T ALLEGHENY COLLEGE STUDENTS this is a very strong class indeed, CENTER LTa and we expect a lot of good BUFFALO - -n6-8374022 TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 14.38 things from it."

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"- - • ------CAMPUS Wednesday, October 3, 1984 Page 3 Trustees Meet , Discuss Proposals by Sue McDonald financial situation will "directly Staff Writer benefit students"- in the quality The Allegheny College of laboratory and technical Board of Trustees held its equipment available, as well as in autumn meeting on campus last the quality of faculty the college Friday, September 28. The is able to attract. Board meeting was the culmina- The Board went on to tion of a series of special discuss several projects proposed committee meetings which took by the Committee on Campus place from September 17 Planning. The new fire protec- through the morning of the tion system for Caflisch, further 28th. improvements in Brooks dining During this time, the hall, a new acoustic system for College's 54 Trustees met in Doane Hall, and construction small groups with members of plans for the ground floor of the the administration and, in some library were all reviewed and cases, faculty and student rep- approved. Possible changes for resentatives, to review various the Campus Center remain under aspects of the College, such as discussion. budget, campus planning, and The one other report par- First Days Of Fall Photo by Guarino college community. ticularly affecting student life The Board meeting included came from the Committee on Student enjoys the waning summer weather by relaxing with a good book in a Baldwin Hall window. an official report from President Student Affairs- its most im- Harped: he spoke very briefly of his pleasure at Allegheny's de- portant issues being the new velopment over the past four alcohol policy and the Fiji Eight Perish In Meadville Blaze years, noting that he was "very suspension. Both situations pleased with the quality of were reviewed in detail. continued from pg. matriculants." According to ASG President Jeff when I got here, the house was because it is located on a steep Several heaters and a large gone." Elections were also held, Pendleton, one of two students 20-foot embankment. hot plate were found inside the The cause of the fire with two new trustees elected in attendance, there was a "wide Neighbor Shirley Watkins, was not home, investigators said. and three others returned to range of opinions" among the 22, said, "there was no way immediately known but "there Shelatz said the fire appeared is a possibility there office, including Chairman of Trustees about the alcohol firemen could have done any- was a to have started in a first floor thing. The house was gone keroscene heater involved," said the Board, Mr. Thomas St. Clair. policy, but "nothing new" was living room at the front of the real fast." All five are Allegheny alumni. decided. Trooper James Shelatz, state house. He could not estimate Following the President, the The Trustees also met on "I heard voices and I saw police fire marshal. "That is the value of the home, which Treasurer reported a modest Friday for an informal luncheon light in my window," said primarily from interviews I've was destroyed. surplus in the college finances in South with members of the neighbor Karen Yurisic, 27, who had with survivors and what West Mead II and Hayfield various people have told fire- for the 1983-84 school year. administration, faculty, and was recuperating from childbirth volunteer fire departments were men." The three-year Capital Campaign student leaders. According to six days earlier. "When I got up, on standby. was also discussed; at the end of Namrata Ram, an RA in Ravine the complete front of their its first year, the campaign has and one of the twenty student house was gone and black reached two-thirds of its $20 guests at the luncheon, it was "a smoke was coming out of all the The million goal. chance for the Trustees to get to windows." Harned later commented in know students, to listen to Firefighters said they had an interview that this favorable our ideas." trouble getting to the house Whole Dana Thing Alcohol Board Shear 21 Delicious Submarine Perfection Sandwiches Appointed by Dallas WE DELIVER continued from pg. 1 Full-Service Salon a Walk-Ins Welcomed 6 p.m.-10 p.m. b. To provide an intermed- Btls iate step in the campus C-N't A discipline of students 226 Park Avenue Plaza CALL whose alcohol use, rather 724-5016 than other aspects of 724-1671 10% Discount with college ID their conduct, appears to Last call 9:30 p.m. be the salient concern, toward the end of helping students to We Accept Checks with achieve self-discipline and to promote socially resp- Allegheny 1.0 onsible behavior. c. To provide a continuing, thoughtful and informed This Week Only: Free agency of student opin- 55.8oz ion on alcohol as it Big Value Soft Drink affects—and is affected by--college policy and with $5 Purchase procedure, toward the HAIR SALON end of increasing trust and collegiality among 902 MARKET sr. MEADA/41,11; Great Subs at Great Pizza Allegheny's students, and Subs at teaching faculty and 336-6082 891 Market St. administrative leadership. Aleath most proore;-six e hair ,aion N%- ith 207 Water St. Dean Skinner plans to meet nine , R1i , t , to ,erNe you 6 (lay, & 4 night, with the group as soon as Meadville Conneaut Lake!. possible to get things underway. a 11 eCk SCIZICIOCICe

CAMPUS Wednesday, October 3,1984 Page 4 Hilton Claims Overreaction By Area edia by John Evans

The Campus chased for the purpose of The tampering with public of a stolen pickup truck received Hilton said she "was not even privy" to this information her- a fraudulently collecting insurance records, or information charge, by her husband in March, 1984. "The media sure is having self. Nor was her lawyer. good time with this (case) and is claims on the house and any against Mrs. Hilton was bound After the hearing, Mrs. Hilton trying to make the best of its furnishings lost in the blaze. The media sure is haring a good time with She went on to express her commercial time." Bloomenstein said that Mrs. concern at what she termed the So said Barbara A. Hilton, Hilton had used furniture, a this(case) and is trying to make the best of its "inconsistent" reporting among former Allegheny student from broken television, and other commercial time. the area's newspaper, radio, and Conneaut Lake, in a telephone useless appliances placed in the television mediums. She said she interview following a prelim- house to enable collection on a over to criminal court. Mrs. questioned the tactics the media hoped this reporting would not inary hearing before District $4,000 insurance policy taken Hilton allegedly notarized a has used to get confidential have any ill effect on the out- Justice Herbert Vogan. Mrs. out to cover furnishings lost in fraudulant signature on the title information regarding her case. come of her case. Hilton was bound over to case of fire. The policy was criminal court on several charges taken out in Bloomenstein's related to an alleged arson of a name. Sadsbury township home on Mr. Hilton is accused of Pelletier Library Institues January 10, 1981. starting the fire that destroyed Mrs. Hilton faces the next the house, covered with a session of criminal court on $27,000 insurance policy also in New 84-85 Lending Policy charges of arson and related Bloomenstein's name. Hilton offenses, criminal conspiracy to supposedly placed a leaky oil- by Marshall Wunderlich before the library closes. "Our system does away with commit fraud in collecting filled drum next to the furnace The Campus intention" says Bartlett, "is to dollar-a-day fines completely. in the basement of the house. liminate the bottleneck at the Overdue fees will never exceed insurance claims, fraud in col- Pelletier Libarary has institu- lection of fradulant insurance According to Bloomenstein's Circulation Desk, by spreading $5.00, but a $2.50 billing fee is ted a new lending policy in claims, and tampering with testimony, Mr. Hilton com- the work over more time." added if a second notice is hopes of alleviating the last public records or information. mented, "it is surely a waste necessary." The arson and insurance to burn this house." minute rush to the circulation Fines have also changed. The fraud charges stem from the Following the fire, Bloomen- desk at closing time. daily overdue charge of five Other changes include ex- testimony of Marilyn Bloomen- stein said that she was instructed The library is advertising the cents remains the same only tending the loan period from stein who was also originally to turn over to the Hiltons the new rules with pink book- when paid in the library. It two to three weeks, and involved in the alleged arson $27,000 insurance claim check markers, spread throughout the increases to ten cents when paid reducing the number of overdue plot. Bloomenstein was given to cover loss of the house, and campus. Alan Bartlett, Head of through the Controller's Office notices from four to two. to keep the $4,000 insurance immunity from prosecution by the library's Circulation Desk, in Bentley. The "credit card Bartlett said the old system sent the Mercer County District claim check, to cover loss of says he hopes students are approach," as Bartlett calls it, Attorney's Office for her co- furniture in the house, for her out too much "negative mail" to operation in the case. trouble. noticing what's on the involves more book work by the the students, and created too Bloomenstein testified that After the transaction was bookmarkers, because the library and Controller. Students much paper work for the library. she allegedly conspired with Mrs. completed, according to Bloom- changes are "important and opting for "the easy way out" "Now we have more time to be Hilton and her husband, William enstein, she did not make affect everyone." will now have to pay for it. of more service" added Bartlett, Hilton, to torch the Sadsbury any further contact with the Students must now check out Also in regard to fines, "and that's the way it should township home she had pur- Hiltons. hooks no later than 15 minutes Bartlett commented: "The new be." THIEL COLLEGE PRESENTS MICHAEL STANLEY BAND WITH SPECIAL GUEST B.E. TAYLOR Sunday, October 7th at 7:00 P -M . Tickets on sale in the C.C. Lobby Thursday 4:30-6:30 $7.50 in advance $9.00 day of the show ASG will provide free transportation

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ACROSS DOWN 1 Resort 1 Halt Allegheny Student Analyzes 4 Pronoun 2 Evergreen 6 Cabinet- tree maker's tool 3 Article CROSS 11 Showy 4 Roman U.S. Involvement In El Salvador decoration tetrarch of WORD 13 Bodies of Galilee water 5 Flush with 15 Preposition success PUZZLE by T.D. Gladden not about how much needs to be ful in their pledge to respect the 16 Pope's veil 6 Go before outcome of the elections of The Campus carried on," he said. 18 Smooth 7 Chinese FROM COLLEGE He said U.S. involvement 1982 and 1984. These were the 19 Church distance "If the change Americans two most free elections in bench measure PRESS SERVICE has strengthened the Salvadoran 21 Auricular 8 Main streets: demand is to come, it has to army and aided them "to stop Salvadoran history," said 22 Compass pt. abbr. happen very gradually and slow- the flow of arm's traffic from Menendez. 23 Commanded 9 At no time ly," said Juan Menendez, an Nicaragua." 26 Hurried 10 Before Allegheny freshman from El 29 Possessive 12 Conjunction 28 Title 49 Abounds "Salvadoran guerilla groups Menendez said that U.S. 31 First man 14 Symbol Salvador. 29 Speck 51 Parcels have close links with Marxist- military and political aid is 33 Note of for tin 30 Mental image of land Menendez's statement was scale 17 Unit of 54 Retain Leninist groups around the helpful to El Salvador. He said 32 Speechless made in regard to U. S. involve- 34 Hypothetical Italian 36 Succor 55 Dines world," said Menendez. he hopes the U. S. continues to force currency 37 Noblemen 56 Hebrew ment and press coverage in El aid the Duarte government. 35 Weaken 20 Emerged 42 Lamb's pen month Salvador. At home in San Aid from Nicaragua was 38 Large bird victorious name 57 Female ruff Salvador, he observed U. S. suspected by U.S. officials from "Change must come 39 Part of 24 Remainder 44 Employ 59 About through progressive legislation military involvement. At the start and Menendez claims "to be" 25 Obstruct 46 Rants 62 French article Nicaraguan involvement in El such as the land and banking . 40 Symbol for 27 Wolfhound 48 Performer 64 Behold! Allegheny College, he observes tellurium Salvador is widespread. reform acts which are already in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 the American media. 41 Weaken "In nations like El Salvador, effect," said Menendez. 43 Melody 11 12 13 14 Menendez's first reaction to 45 Organ of the American press in early it is easy to incite the masses to The one negative change in hearing ■ 16 17 ■ 18 August was shock. He found the revolt. The guerillas are actually El Salvador is toward education. 47 Expands Ili 20 21 22 a counter-revolutionary group. 50 Man's American press' attitude toward "National University, the best nickname ig 24 25 26 27 28 the Salvadoran crisis to be Their intention is to disrupt the school in El Salvador was closed 52 Keen si different from that of the democratic revolution which is because of the revolution. 53 Supplement 31 32 33 ■ RI III Salvadoran press. He said the taking place in El Salvador About 20 private universities are 56 Jason's ship 35 El MI 38 39 ■ and instead to establish a totali- still open but are not very 58 Provide and MI American press seems to favor serve food 41 42 43 44 guerilla movement and to be tarian regime." Said Menendez, good," said Menendez. This is 60 Babylonian "if the Salvadoran army is IIIhi 111 47 48 49 against the Salvadoran govern- the main reason Menendez and deity ment. defeated, it will only happen his sister Carmen, also an 61 Insect . MN 52 53 54 55 because of foreign aid." 63 Egg dish "The American media must Allegheny freshman, attended 65 Worms 58 59 60 ■ college in America. il lill cease to attack the Salvadoran Negotiations are out of the 66 Rupees: 61 62 ■ 63 64 question. "Negotiations are an Menendez is praiseworthy abbr. government if they want to aid 67 Harvest 65 66 ■ 67 in the development of democ- insult to the pride of Salvadoran of the Duarte government. "I goddess racy. The threat to democracy people," Menendez stated. didn't like him at the beginning, lies in every article that tells the "You can't force a government but now I think he's the right American people to cut aid to El elected by the poplular majority man for the job. He's a leader ACE Opts For Changes Salvador," said Menendez. to negotiate with a group of the U.S. favors, which will help Menendez said he feels rebels supported by an inter- bring U.S. aid," he said. national organization." by Lou Castelli tary schools "to find not only faults of the American press are "Democracy is a newborn Amidst outside interference, Ad Manager the students who need the help, two-fold. These include "a lack child in El Salvador," said of patience" and "the failure to changes in Salvadoran society Menendez. He said he feels that but also, those who will accept have been positive. "The people Allegheny Community Ex- it", according to Constantakis. see geopolitical implications of continued American military aid change (ACE) plans to rehaul its Constantakis will meet with the conflicts." of El Salvador have accepted and patient optimism from the agrarian, banking and wage re- elementary school tutoring pro- prospective tutors before the "The world can rest assured American press will help the gram this year by "having the forms. Also, the Salvadoran child become a strong and free program goes into action to that El Salvador is on its way to armed forces have proven faith- tutor be more than a explain the basic changes. "We becoming a new memeber of the adult. babysitter," according to Nick want the tutoring program to be democratic societies," said Constantakis, the program direc- taken seriously. The kids aren't Menendez. tor. here just to be an adopted little "To help our cause, the Constantakis, is beginning his brother or sister. We want to do American press must write about third year with ACE. He be- something positive for them." the progress that has been made,

lieves, "...that parents send their % , • .2.. I I - gt. • GUIDO'S kids to Allegheny to be enter-- tained. We would like to give S. them something more than MASTER I that." I l‘ • The official start of all the •‘',; Your FTD florist for TAILOR ACE programs will follow a I; general meeing of the president fresh flowers and gifts. and the group directors. CUSTOM MADE SUITS Constantakis hopes to begin as ■ • 111 soon as possible "so appropriate ‘.1.1 changes can be made early if ALTERATIONS MADE FOR MEN AND needed." • 0 LADIES • -_21. • /...• His plans to upgrade the .7.110 program include a higher struc- ALL LEATHER ALTERATIONS turing. "Before, the tutor would Meadville's Denim • Headquarters just take a student off to bake ALREADY MADE SUITS, cookies or something. Now, SPORTSCOATS, AND SLACKS we're planning a more class- AVAILABLE SOON FOR room-type situation which will 374 NORTH STREET BOTH MEN AND WOMEN hopefully meet their academic needs." 724-5882 In dealing with the major changes, Constantakis has opted *WRANGLER * LEVIS * LEE to take on an assistant, Kendahl Hoffman. Hoffman will be 875 WATER STREET 333-9737 working closely with the Mon-Thurs 10-5:30 Fri 10-9 Sat 10-5 principals ,• 14. -rj" 1,4 -4 ' '1( '' stt 7,1 P'; --, 1

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This year will be, for me, the most fun ever. The credit goes to Allegheny's Administration for their wise choice of a tougher alcohol policy enforcement. But even more so, for their willingness to respond with such fun-packed alternatives. In the past, people have seen me as a dull and intro- verted student but now, luckily, Allegheny has changed all that. Previously, I kept a rigid, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., schedule. The C.C.D.C.'s Daily planner was filled out by my Mom the second week of freshman year. Prior to this year it has only deviated to accomodate my changing class schedule (by the way, Calculus at 8 a.m. had been my favorite class). People used to say that I never liked to have fun. If two or three people sat near me during dinner, I would be forced to go play chess with my computer. I only like to be in the company of others to debate issues of national, world, and universal importance. If a profes- sor could join us it would drive me to the limit of ecstasy. Like I said, people don't call me a nerd any more. Listen to what I did last weekend if you dis- believe me. Perspective editorial A Desperate Learning Process understand the material. At the wasn't easy at all. I expected to get the same treatment from Friday I did my wash. I starched my shirts and hung by Brice PesarchiA end of the term, the teacher up my socks. I read an enjoyable speech by Cicero. I called my parents for a confer- professors that I got from got myself prepared for bed at 9:45 p.m., making sure Guest Columnist ence. He told them I had already teachers in my past. I looked to wash behind my ears. A glass of warm milk sent me foward to even worse treatment, My experience with teachers failed his class and also that I off to sleep. Doesn't this sound like a drastic change? didn't even try to do the work because of the stories I had Saturday I awoke and cleaned my room. Then I in the past has been quite ugly. heard about college professors. It seemed like every time I assigned. My parents were upset went to the Grille to watch headline news over a cup A friend of mine had told me needed help or couldn't grasp an with my behavior and they of cinnamon tea. At 10 a.m. I ventured out into the rest advised me to get help when I of his short-lived college experi- of the C.C. to enjoy myself. I watched the same tape idea, the teacher acted like it was a bother to reteach the same needed it. After hearing this, I ence. He entered the University on widescreen T.V. I played pool and Q-Bert. Ate of Pittsburgh as a freshman information. was infuriated. lunch. In today's world of educa- majoring in engineering. Being I relaxed in my room and then went to a lecture in From the time I was young, teachers in my school complain- tion, the student is afraid to ask an intelligent student, he the new Soc. complex. It was entitled "The Depravity questions or ask to receive help. thought he could manage the of Bolivian Chicken Farmers." Ate dinner. I invited ed about teaching. They argued program. Right about money and their hours Students would rather fail than engineering the fencing club over to my room and we drank copious away he was having trouble and but rarely about teaching. In my be humiliated by a teacher. amounts of Sprite. The fizz brought an uncontrollable opinion, teachers should place In other words, students are not his grades started to drop. He ache to my head. I asked them to leave. At 8p.m. I the students first. Some of my learning because teachers do not searched for help but came up walked downtown and went bowling for one half hour. teachers had this same opinion recognize or fail to make the empty. As just another number, I was in bed by 9:45 p.m. but the majority worked not to effort to help a struggling he was helpless, and after one Sunday was a day of study, worship, and practice student. Growing older, I year, he flunked. With this educate the student but only to - of` G.R.E.'s. I got to bed early since there was no noise earn money. These teachers refused to have any kind: terrible story in mind, I made from my hall mates. acted like robots with only the relationship with my teachers. I my dicision to attend a small Thanks to Allegheny I am officially not a dull goal of owning a car and a house listened in class, but if I ever college. person. Where else could I claim such a distinction? I in mind. Students, then, did not encountered a problem, I took Upon my arrival at Allegheny do not dare even think of the word alcohol. I recognize want to learn, because they were my book home and tried to find College, I thought to myself, myself as the one solely responsible for organizing fun being shut down by the teachers. the answer myself. The teachers "here comes another school social events. I take advantage of the veritable king's One bad experience I had did not care if we became year." I wondered what my ransom of entertainment outlets both at the Campus with teachers of this sort educated or not; they were going professors, as well as my faculty Center and downtown Meadville. happened when I was in fifth to get paid. regardless of our advisor, would be like. When it The wealth of alternatives boggles my mind so much grade. I didn't understand the needs. came time for matriculation, I that last year's C.C. renovations need not be done. No math problems we were working With so many heartless was interested in what the longer am I a Boring Man On Campus. on in school. Desperate for teachers, how can the American faculty could offer me. They help, I stayed after class and student learn? This is a question talked about how so much is Allegheny's new model student presented the teacher with my which must be answered or the offered here in the way of Lester Dexter problem. He looked at me and progress of this country will tutoring and helpful aid. This asked if I had been paying decrease repidly in the future. If impressed me. My attitude The Campus welcomes all reader re.yonse. We reserve the attention in class. I told him I we want to produce witty, toward teachers started to right to reject all letters not meeting our standards of integrity, had but was still confused about outspoken individuals, the change. ,accuracy and decency, and to edit for grammatical errors. All his method of problem solving. education system must be cor- opinions expressed in letters to the editor are those of the author He said to me if I had been rected. At this point my idea When I met my faculty 'or authors, and do not necessarily represent the viewpoint of The paying attention in class I would of teachers was that they were advisor, he had nothing but Campus. Deadline for letters is 5:00 P.M. the Sunday before have understood the information all boring, not one of them cared encouragement for me to hear. publication. The letters should be typwritten, double-spaced and because there wasn't a flaw in about the students, and any Every class I went to was the must be signed, with a phone number included for verification. his teaching. Then he said to disagreement between the same. The professors all stressed Members of the Editorial Board are: Rocco Arcieri, Ned find help from another class- student and the teacher always tutoring if we needed help. This Boyajian, Matthew Coyne, Peter Friedman, Jennifer Matesa, mate, because he was late for an ended up with the teacher being was an enormous load off my Barbara McGill, James Miller, Kelly O'Rourke, Tetteh Nunoo appointment. right. mind, because if I do experience Quarcoo, Anne Rumsey, Bill Varley and Dave Watson. Rejected and frustrated, I That brings me to my college trouble, I know that I will not made no effort to even try to search. Looking for a college have to face it alone.

331/18],11211#9,3241104024141)1111q1,1 ,011211,11131%)%1VW111 Al-LiarsIvatAlmIttcalluattvouttivii CAMPUS Wednesday, October 3, 1984 Page 8 Editorial/Opinion We're On The Same Team After All Allegheny in Reading, PA, told group - Americans - to which we and the same is true for its by Terrie Williams But now that I'm beginning my senior year here, I'm not sure me that students at her school all belong, how much easier then opposite. But it's something Guest Columnist that there's all that much to spoke of the "Readingites" in would it be for us to look that we should all think about at More than four years ago, as laugh about. much the same way, and I've disdainfully upon a group with least a little. Indeed, we are a student at Meadville Area First, let me remind my heard that students at schools in which we have far less in com- duty-bound by our commit- Senior High, I made the decision fellow Alleghenians that they all even larger cities have a tenden- mon, people of a different race, ment to liberal arts education to to attend Allegheny College. It chose to come here; Meadville - cy to make fun of the locals. So religion, or ideology, for in- do so, inasmuch as we are the was a decision that I have never the town, I mean, • not the what's wrong with a little stance? Given what seems to ones most ably equipped to once regretted, for, in spite of college - did not ask them to. harmless fun? After all, school be a typical desire to see our- bring about any kind of change. what some would consider the Personally, I think that that's all gets to be pretty boring at times, selves as superior to someone Meadville isn't the entire world, else, there's little wonder to the disadvantage of going to a school that needs to be said on the and poking fun at the townies but what difference does it make in one's hometown, Allegheny matter, but of course no one, can be a bit of an ego-booster. fact that the people of our in a world where specifics are so nation continue to speak on has provided me with the not even myself, is going to keep What's wrong with it is that often translated into generalit- Orientals as "gooks," Hispanics opportunity to view the world in that in mind. I would also like it's not so harmless if you take a ies? In spite of all our social, s "spicks," Blacks as "niggers," a way that would never have to point out that not all of the look at it in the abstract. If we, O cultural, and ethnic differences, people who live in Meadville are the products of higher education and so on. We can't even keep maybe it's time that all of us, been possible otherwise. ourselves from making fun of In fact, I think that my the admittedly derelict-looking in a basically liberal environ- whether at Allegheny or any- perspective is a uniquely valua- individuals that are frequently ment, can so easily look down the townies. where else on earth, begin to ble one. As a member of both seen hanging around in the upon a group of people who are Intolerance is not an attitude realize that we're on the same the local and college communit- Downtown Mall. Meadville also essentially part of the same that can be adopted overnight, team after all. ies, I have been able to view has lawyers, doctors, bankers, certain aspects of life here at businessmen, and a lot of other Allegheny from "both sides of "normal" people that you don't the fence," so to speak. In my see on your Friday afternoon Alcohol Policy : Chaos And Confusion three years here, I've listened to alcohol runs for the obvious my fellow students talk about reason that they're all at work. by Paul Mischler "I don't think they're good." Already students have been the people of my town as But then, I realize that to , the more sound, "The way prevented from having parties Editor "Meadvillites," "mutants," and Allegheny students are not that Asst. Ed. Page and rapidity in which the beneath the blanket threat of other names even less innocuous. much different from other policies were formed and en- the administration's disciplinary For the most part I have tolerat- people. A friend of mine who According to reliable ASG forced isn't a fair and com- actions. ed these remarks and at times goes to Albright College, a sources of last year, Allegheny's pletely responsible way of at- I feel, as I know others do, I've even found them funny. school a great deal like administration told ASG, "if an tacking the school's alleged that the new crackdowns could alcohol policy were formed to problems" have a boomerang effect on comply to state law it would not The new regulations are con- student drinking, causing, and in be enforced to the letter." fusing, ill-planned and perhaps fact forcing students to become Yet for the first time in years, virtually unenforceable . It's closet drinkers. With few places to legally have a party, a great The Campus Allegheny has what can be called really a part of school life that a restrictional policy on alcohol, this school's administrators can- wind-down from school's pres- its use, and its consumption. not realistically enforce effec sures, many students may get to of Allegheny College The new policy under Dean tively. do more off-campus drinking. The Ohio border is close and Skinner's "perfectly good work- Alcohol is in fact so closely reachable within minutes. This ing system" seems to lack real associated with college life in The student-operated newspaper of Allegheny College since 1876. direction, however. Its aims, causes more drinking and driving general, and Allegheny is no and actually pushes ir- directly, include curtailing the exception. Students don't know use and abuse of alcohol within responsibility on the person Managing Editor Matthew M. Coyne how to spend their free time involved to drive and drink the college community. But without drinking. If Allegheny's Senior Editor Bill Varley responsibly. Senior Consultant Suzy Peetz these aims do not warrant sound administrators are going to make reasoning for the alcohol un- these new policies work, they An alternative I feel could Advertising/PR Manager Lou Castelli have been a program of alcohol easiness within the school. need to provide many alternative News Editor Arsen Kashkashian education rather than the policy The new policy is not only social activities. As in the Phi Assistant News Editors Amy Eozzo actions that have affecting Allegheny but many Gamma Delta situation, students enforcement Lisa Feidt schools throughout the nation as become such a part of our lives Editorial Page Editor were informed and "told" much James Miller well. With administrations' in the past few weeks. En- Assistant Editorial Page Editor too late for any possible nega- Paul Mischler increased awareness of alcohol couraging alcohol education and Sports Editor Corina MUller problems, schools find no alter- tive responses to the hasty responsible drinking rather than Assistant Sports Editor Kerry Logan natives but to enforce these decisions made over the summer. blanket prohibitions seems a Photography Editor Bob Weh stricter regulations and rules. Without any alternatives at more logical and insightful Assistant Photography Editor Linda Deegan However, many people, and hand, people and fraternities are solution to the problems the Layout Editor Kathy Buchinger including non-Alleghenians, feel left to entertain the thoughts of school has faced in the past and Layout Staff Elizabeth Cole these actions are unwarranted undercover campus police infil- will face in the future, alcohol Meg Edson and unjustifiable . Arguments trating dorms and fraternities in policy or not. 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THE CAMPUS SPORTS OCTOBER 3, 1984 "Home of the Winning Gators" Titans Spoil Allegheny Homecoming Allegheny's defense, despite outstanding play by Chris Man- by Paul Mischler della and Bob Fraser, faired Asst. Ed. Page Editor no better, allowing 226 yards rushing and 70 yards passing. Everything seemed to go the The Gator defenders were un- way of the Westminster Titans in able to contend with the their •41-0 thrashing of Alle- excellent field position that the gheny this past Saturday at Titan offense had throughout Robertson Field. the game. Westminster quarterback The Gator's next game is this 0',/ Reed Voytik threw for three Saturday at Kenyon. touchdown passes in the first half before leaving the game early in the third quarter. Dudeck Shines Voytik finished the day with four completions on six at- In Meet tempts for 58 yards and three Mark Dowdall touchdowns. This was perhaps due to several turnovers on Sports Writer Allegheny's part deep in their The Allegheny Women's own territory. Cross Country team got its first Allegheny's offense did little taste of international competi- right all day. Breaking into tion Sunday, competing in the Westminster territory only prestigious Labatt's Internation- 0144, AOkkU 04,..;; twice, they generated little al Road Race in Springbank, power. Quarterback Don Trace, Ontario. riddled by a sound Westminster Leading the Gators and defense, had troubles all day, earning Allegheny's first medal committing five fumbles, all of awards in this meet were Chris which were within Allegheny's Dudeck and Sue Meyers who own 35 yard line. Trace had a finished 14th and 19th respect- ively (awards were given to the rough going as Westminster top 20 finishers). recovered four of the five. Following close behind were The offensive unit managed Karen Thorndill (23), Annie only seven first downs all day, Donovan (30), Carol Glatz (31) allowing for little scoring op- and Regina McKenna (34). portunity. And with an average The next race for the lady Gators will take place next Photo byWeh net yardage total of 1.1 yards Quaterback Don Trace (17) takes aim as teammates Mike Grant (67) and Mark Zampell (41) per play, Allegheny posed no Saturday at Fredonia State threat to the Titans. (N.Y.). defend line. Volleyball Seeks Varsity

by Rachel K. Lorey intercollegiate men's volleyball program," said Norman A. Sund- Sports Writer strom, director of athletics. He also expressed doubt as to The Allegheny College Men's whether or not this situation has Volleyball Club is preparing to changed. petition the administration for According to senior Wayne varsity status. Ringeisen, captain of the volley- The club's efforts to gain ball team, the sport is increasing varsity status have taken several in popularity and participation. directions. "We are circulating a "The Olympics sparked an petition among students. Our interest in volleyball," he said. goal is 1200 names," said junior "The television coverage and Dave O'Donnell, a member of sheer exposure of this summer the club. "We are also circula- has opened doors and caused an ting a faculty petition. We want influx of players. We figure this to show that people would like is a good time to regain varsity A. to see the sport have varsity status." status." The club wants varsity status The squad is preparing a for several reasons. "With budget to submit to the admin- varsity, you're looking at better • istration. competition," said O'Donnell. Men's volleyball, which has "You have tryouts and cuts. In been a club since 1981, was club sports, you have to look for formerly varsity. "We made the good talent, and you do not decision [to reinstate club always get a good turnout. Photo by Weh status] based on the fact that When you have varsity, it brings Ed Retzler (15) controls the ball while Dan Bryson (2), Chris Noyes (21) and David Barker (5) there were not enough schools out more people and better wait for a pass as Gators beat Alliance 5-1. like Allegheny supporting an people to choose from." .4,

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Gators Race In Canada Senior Sportslight On...Hark Dowdall

Logan and sophomore Buff Hoffman Kerry (59th). The race was won by Dave Wechter suburb of Buffalo, N.Y.). attitude and the support is Asst. Sports Editor overall by Paul Paulins from Sports Writer Dowdall says training all year positive. It allows you to Tillsonburg, Ontario Canada. is just something he's become achieve a higher level of This past weekend, the Although the Gators fared "used to" and simply enjoys excellence; and its not just the Allegheny Men's cross country extremely well, they were with- Mark Dowdall is one of the being "active in sports." He says coaches, but the students and team traveled to London, out iunior Bob Stackman and more durable athletes Allegheny another reason he doesn't tire of profs, too." Ontario Canada to compete in sophomore Chris Kein due to has ever had. Dowdall came the prestigious Springbank injuries. The team looks for- from the College of Wooster as a Dowdall is not only known as Invitational. ward to their return back into The field consisted of many action since both Stackman and transfer student his sophomore a durable athlete but also as a world class runners and Kein are strong runners and will year and since then has been leader and performer. Here at Canadian teams and although no be an asset to the already active in six out of a possible Allegheny he has been a team team scoring was kept, the talented team. seven sports seasons. His train- captain on the track team and is Gators competed extremely Commenting on Sunday's ing lasts almost the entire year in his second year of being the well. race, Coach Fiore Bergamasco with only a few weeks off for captain for the cross-country Sophomore Tom Brewer led said "I am really pleased. It was recovering. team. He is a two time All- the Blue & Gold running the 4.5 a nice individual and team race In the fall he runs cross- American in swimming and was mile course in 21:30 placing for the men." country, during the winter he All-Conference, first term last 33rd. The rest of the Gator This Saturday, the men . constantly being in season, are season in cross-country. pack, also turning in excellent travel to Fredonia State, New swims, in the spring he runs track and in the summer he the people involved, not only performances, consisted of York to run in the Fredonia teammates and competitors but Mark Dowdall, in a sense, is Invitational. trains for cross-country. It's a senior captain Mark Dowdall also the people supporting him the true definition of a (38th), sophomores Paul Egbert "We would like to win it," never ending cycle which he student-athlete. (40th) and Bill Broderick Bergamasco said," We've won it has done since his freshman year off the field. "I'm much happier Photo by Weh (42nd), juniors Chris Brussaus once in the last three years and I at East Aurora High School (a here than at Wooster, the (48th) and Guy Stone (52nd) think we can do it again." Six New Members Inducted to Allegheny Athletic Hall of Fame

MEADVILLE, PA — On Berger and Varano were both Philadelphia in 1983. Gator football from 1958-1969 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity

Homecoming Weekend, Septem - members of the Class of 1932 Faloon graduated from Har- posting a record of 51-37-2. His and the intramural council.

ber 28 - 29, six new members and were football teammates. vard Medical School in 1944 and 1968 Gator team logged a 7-1 Way, who passed away in were inducted into the Faloon was a member of the is currently Professor of Medi- record equaling the most wins in 1972, was a 1929 graduate of Allegheny College Athletic Hall Class of 1941, Stranburg was in cine at the University of a season by a Gator team. He Springfield College. He joined of Fame. the Class of 1961. Chuckran is a Rochester School of Medicine also coached the Allegheny the Allegheny staff in 1930 and Inducted this year were former football and wrestling and Dentistry, Director of Gas- wrestling team to a32-28 record served as teacher, coach and Walter Berger, Dr. N.R. Varano, coach at Allegheny. Way troenterology and Nutrition, from 1959-1964. Chuckran is director of athletics. He John Chuckran, Dr. William coached tennis, soccer and track Highland Hospital, Rochester, currently Director of Athletics inaugurated the sport of soccer Faloon, Dr. Clifford Stranburg and field and was Athletic N.Y. at the University of Rhode on the Gator campus and and H. Paul Way. Director at Allegheny for several coached the team from 1934 to Ceremonies took place Fri- years. "The six were introduced to the Allegheny 1945. Way also coached the day evening, Sept. 28 with a Varano, a resident of Gator tennis team from 1941 dinner and induction ceremonies Wynnewood, is an attending football faithful at the Saturday through 1963. The courts on at the Holiday Inn. The six were urologist at St. Joseph's Hospital the college campus are named in introduced to the Allegheny and Thomas Jefferson University Homecoming Day game against Westminster." his memory. football faithful at the Saturday in Philadelphia. He was named Homecoming Day game against honorary Professor of Urology Westminster. at Jefferson Medical College in Stranburg, now a resident of Island. Sherwood, Ore., is president and Intramurals ************************************* Berger, who passed away in * senior consultant at the North- 1963, was a native of * * west Urological Clinic. He also Homestead, Pa. He was a by Kevin Treu * has remained active teaching Sports Writer •* THETA CLASSIC *4. four-year letterman in both 4( * residents and students. football and basketball at Round Robin doubles Chuckran, a 1950 graduate of Allegheny. He was Senior Class No-shows and blowouts * Penn State University, coached president and a member of were the story in intramural Flag * tennis tournament Football this week. Only four * of seven decisions were decided * * 272 CHESTNUT ST. on the field and of those four, * \ .3,36-6228 the narrowest margin of victory . was 22 points. 4, \ . 4, Three teams picked up wins 4, An investment in your physical well-being. Thursday, September 27, but 4,. 4, YOURS: only one had to play to do it. 4, 5:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Ethan's Browns topped Pure 4, 4, Mon. - Fri. Dirt 32-6 for their second win in * * Sat. 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. * men's, women's or mixed * 1 three games. 80 Proof and The * * Trojans also notched victories by * * $25 Discount with this ad * Sunday Oct. 7 * 1 ...... forfeit. * * Friday two games were played. In fraternity league $5.00 a couple action, PKP, behind the out- * * We make People's Express, standing play of Eric Lielbriedrs, * Prizes from Coca-Cola defeated AXP 28-6. 80 Proof * * also won their third game against * * Cassie's Kitchen Loeffler's Flowers * Amtrak Reservations, no losses, 48-0 over Jerry's Kids. * * The Rebels, 3-1 for the * Classic Look Whole Dam Thing * * season, destroyed Pure Art(2-2) Proceeds go to United Methodist Home * and Travel Plans 43-6 Monday. John Evans, Matt * Diondreth and A.J. Valeri paced * the Rebels. The Outlaws, ir Watcha for sign-ups soon! 249 Chestnut St. (next to Sue's Cafe) * **. unbeaten at 3-0, won by forfeit ., ,...... , ...... „ , .***.********** ...... over the 2-2 Trojans.

CAMPUS Wednesday, October 3; 1984 Page 11 Spikers Display Excellence Sports Shorts Wayne Ringeisen by the suprisingly easy victory, "We Penny Hess both added three Sports Writer came here tonight expecting kills in four attempts toward the Courtesy of U.S.A. Today VW- Maria to be the team victory. Rhoda Smartz added The lady Gators entered their to beat, but I guess we were the six assists in directing the Gator four team mini-tournament on team to beat tonight." attack. Baseball Playoffs Start September 25 with one win and In the last match of the one loss, but left with an impres- evening Pitt-Bradford fell by the The most promising note of Baseball's, best-of-five American League and National sive four and one mark. scores of 15-0, 15-13. Gwen the night was the play of Mary League championship series opened yesterday in Chicago and Herron once again was the heavy Kenzie. Kenzie came off the Kansas City, despite a Major League umpires strike. The Gator spikers signaled The National Leegue Beet ehampion Chicago Cubs will be what was to come, with their hitter with six kills in 14 bench to contribute two kills in attempts. Leslie Bentson and three attempts. seeking their first NL pennant since 1945 against the NL West first match against Seton Hill. champion San Diego Padres. The Cubs won the first game of The Gators took the first match the series yesterday by a score of 13-0, breaking the National of the evening 15-12, 10-15, League playoff records for runs scored and home runs (five). 15-8. Coach Jeanne Arbuckle Theta Classic Saturday In Kansas City, the American League series will be battled commented on the Gator attack, out between the Royals and the Detroit Tigers, who had the "Our top three spikers each had The Classic will be a round best record (104-58) in the Majors this season. The league over 20 attempts which shows by Sara Rectenwalri robin doubles tournament. winners advance to the best-of-seven World Series, starting October 9. excellent depth in our attack. It Sports Writer There will be three brackets: is absolutely necessary to have Women's, Men's, and Mixed. hitting depth so the other teams Kappa Alpha Theta is spon- Prizes for the Classic include Davis Cup Date Still Undecided can't key on one player." soring a tennis tournament Sun- free haircuts from the Classic The Amy Smith recorded 19 Davis Cup final will be played between the United day, October 7. The entry Look, hoagies from the Whole assists for the match while States and Sweden, but when , and on what surface, has not fee is $5 per couple. All money Darn Thing, certificates from been determined yet. committing only five errors. goes to the United Methodist USA Davis Cup members John McEnroe (no. 1 in the men's Amy Kissinger and Gwen Herron Loeffler's Flowers, Cassie's Home, a local charity. rankings) and Jimmy Connors (no. 2) are planning the carried the burden of serve Kitchen, and Penn tennis bags. According to Theta Classic Australian Open, set for early December, as their final overseas reception with 11 and 19 coordinator, Debbie Eigenrauch, tournament of the year. The Swedes would like to play Dec. attempts respectively. "Hopefully, this Theta 28-30, only three weeks later. The decision rests with the this is the first time for this sort The lady Gators' next victim, Classic will start a new trend at Swedes, but the Americans would prefer to play in November. of tournament at Allegheny. Villa Maria, was quickly Allegheny," Eigenrauch stated. As for the surface, the Swedes would prefer playing on disposed of 15-7, 15-6. Gwen "It has never been done here "Everyone likes to play tennis clay, knowing that McEnroe and Connors historically have not Herron led the Gator attack with before but other Theta chapters and the money goes to a good performed as well on slower courts. six kills in 14 attempts. Fresh- have had this project. A college cause." "Obviously, we would be the clear favorites on anything biit man sensation Penny Hess added in Florida had 80 entrants in Signups will-be in all dining clay. . . on clay, it's a tossup," McEnroe said. "On a fast court- halls and in the post office I would think their best chance against us is doubles. On a three kills in eight attempts. their tournament and made over slow court, their best chance is singles." Coach Arbuckle commented on $1000 for charity." through Thursday. # z z "THE NAME MEA-NS A GREAT DEAL" PALMIER° & GRAY TOYOTA We service most makes & models, imr)ort or domestic TOYOTA 10% Discount on all service & parts to SAVE ON Allegheny Students, Faculty & Administration OUR QUALITY SERVICE ALLEGHENY I.D. NECESSARY TO GET DISCOUNT

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Angel Week so far. Sisterhood Bill, PKP and KKG-- Great job on is just days away. PERSONALS Couldn't have done lay-out the float! AG Love, without you. Thanks a LOT! your Sisters Love, Theta Classic sign ups end Sports Editor Thursday! Sign up today in October Fest here WE S.O., Lou, the PO or dining halls. come!!! Things will get better, and Flesh for Fantasy. CLASSIFIEDS remember, I care. Polly Any sophomore or junior Shelle & HeatherThanx a Love, interested in being considered ton! You guys are great! What Open Mic Sun. Oct. 7 CC J;W. for the position of Student WOULD I do without you Eric, Lobb,y, 8 p.m. Sign up acts by Judicial Advisor should send Nick, your room looks like much Thurs. Oct. 4 in the CC office. two? their name and phone number I hope you enjoy my new more than a COOBYhole now. Each act receives a pizza. Moi to Jeff Pendleton , Box 1736, single, "Sugar Don't Bite." Pud Gift certificates from National by Monday, Oct. 8. One Gidget, Roxy, Muffy, & SamHarris Record Mart for top three acts. To the 5 members of P.P.P., sophomore and two juniors Buffy, "Shalom" & Happy First place also entitled to KILL FRED Don't worry about us leaving will be appointed. New Year. Congrats on your guest appearance at Club '85. 1st football win! you notes anymore. Food Sponsered by the CC Cabinet. Pam, get a flea collar. with you is unappetizing, sex is your sisters, Wanted: Models for studio art not fulfilling, and we only LOST FRIDAY NIGHT: Cricket & Trixy classes. $5.30 per hour. Must Amanda, spend money on our 9/28/84 One gold anchor Congratulations! I'm so happy be free either 9:20-10:30 or Hey Roxy, By the way, does FRIENDS! charm 1'/2" great sentimental for you. Get psyched to A &K 10:40 - 12:00 on MWF first Kathleen know how long & value. If found please contact celebrate! term. Models will be needed at where Mr. French stayed this Janice at Box 1083 or 337- Love, Hennifer, other times second and third weekend?!? 9823. Terrie There were so many "per- terms. Contact Prof. Roland at 724-4365 for more info. sonals"for you that this is the AGD welcomes its wonderful Tired of that flabby body? Corina, only one I could put in. Better For sale: The solution to your new pledges, Debbie, Gretchen, Anyone interested in joining Twice a month is fine—it's luck next time. problem. 1 set of plastic and Kathy. Get psyched for a the newly formed National been good so far! Coo covered weights - 10 lbs. each. great term. Honorary Society for Biology A. Smith For just $10 you can get that Linda, Jennifer, Beth, and Students, Beta BetaBeta must Nancy, body in peak condition. To Barb, Hope you've enjoyed attend a mandatory meeting Good luck in the darkroom. buy this awesome set of this Friday Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. in Lou perfect condition dumbbells, Rm. 119 Carnegie. call 333- 9037! Rachael, I am desperate for a ride to the Welcome hack, you truly are a VOLUNTEER REAGAN/ Stanley Kaplan LSAT course in Plaza Bowling cool Lady from Sarver, Pa. BUSH '84--Reagan/Bush field Pittsburgh. I will share all Weege rep. Eric Stahlseld will be here expenses. Please HELP. Peter P.S: We miss you. Lanes from 9 a.m. to noon in post Friedman Box 776. Phone office to get volunteers for 336-3322. A Date You Can Still Afford! Who was seen on the porch campaign '84. late one night when he should To whomever swiped my have been alone Wednesday Poetry Readings on light blue jacket from Rm. 102 Get a group together WARC tonight at 5:45. Carnegie (botany lab) on Wed- Lou, WARC is now accepting ap- nesday Sept. 19 around 4 for a bowling party! How was the wedding? plications for: Program Dir- p.m.-- Dear Bob, ector (WARC experience PLEASE return it to box 1885 Since I couldn't Call for arrangements come required) Public Relations as soon as possible. My name through with the 11:00 treat Open every day of the yea61' Director (WARC experience is on the inside of the coat so last night, Meg (the devoted preferred),. Applications must you will know if it is not friend that she is) offered be in to Box C by 10/10/84. yours! 135 Smock Highway 724-2144 to deliver it today. Love and kisses, Bitsy . • • . . . . • ...... • . . • . . . . • . • . • • SOSO 5.5555555.5 SUBSCRIBE TO THE CAMPUS! Wednesday, October 3 ■ Send the newspaper home to your Poodle skirts and pornpadours. cokes and Cr uts,n . sock ■Mehops cherryand surnMer vacattos. dthe t ■ parents.Only $10.00 for the entire year! Itte. the ttme d f II .1, • M CTOP Name wrou..nz: • • Address City • State • u was andma■un- Zip Code ume o t ■ ■ t,c1oasonng steady. ■ t cool.11 was Return to box 12 • Oct. 12th. A the time of your ■ the time of Amer ,can ■ Gr atidl THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE ■ ALLEGHENY COLLEGE ■ .C7E4 Si *". ■ BOX 12 9:00 pm MEADVILLE, PA. 16335

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by Jan Hyatt 1111 Dance Instructor

As members of a college community, western culture, and the human race, we all experience stress. Pressures build as competition intensifies for grades, agitation, nervous tension, aggression and honors, places in graduate schools, and in often times depression result. the ever tightening job market, not to Some of us treat these symptoms with mention-interpersonal relationships, drugs and alcohol or anti-social behavior. economic concerns, racial tensions, and Not very smart! Over time these chemi- international chaos. cals cause irreparable damage to your EARLY MORNING Fortunately, your body is designed to vital organs. Please remeber, your only deal with stress. Dealing with stress is an body did not come with spare parts. 1 mile walk or run: important part of your survival mecha- Of course you cannot; remove stress start Montgomery • Gym, down North ism. Internal chemical changes take from your existence. Tension and Main to Beech Lane, across Beech Lane place, involuntarily, as your body pre- stressful situations are a fact of life. What to Highland, across Highland to John pares a response to both physical and you can do, though, is to accomodate Street, across John to North Main. emotional stress on the most primitive your body's need for action-thereby 2 mile walk or run: level--"fight or flight." Stress is Stress, neutralizing the chemical changes rather same as above but instead of turning onto See early morning however, - your body does not differenti- than internalizing them. Your body John Street go to Byllsby, turn right on Traditional Exercise session ate between the physical arid the emo- needs to move; it is designed to move--so Byllsby to Jefferson, turn left at Rope jumping routine tional - the physiological changes are the move it. Jefferson, go across Jefferson to Sunset, Bridge, Card games same. These changes are designed to To adequately deal with your body's turn left at Sunset, down Sunset to facilitate the body's response to stress involuntary chemical responses to stress, North Main, turn left at North Main to LATE AFTERNOON through action. your need to build opportunities for John Street. Society, on the other hand, dictates physical activity into your life as you Mile walk that you neither fight, nor run. Society build in time to sleep, to eat, to work and Bike Hike See early morning demands that you cope! Certainly coping to play. To help facilitate this necessary Cross Country Ski Two mile walk is the civilized way to deal with stress-- change in your lifestyle, the department NOON See early morning and the better educated you are, the of Physical Education, Athletics and Bike hike more rational you become--and the more Recreation of Allegheny College suggests Aerobic Dance Traditional Exercise session rational you become-the better you can the following opportunities for non- Tuesday and Thursday in the Field House cope, or so the theory goes. But coping cooperative movement activites four Yoga NIGHT STUDY BREAK with stress in a rational way does not times daily: early morning, noon, late Monday and Wednesday in the Dance adequately neutralize the organic chemi- afternoon, and night study break. Studio Free Swim cal changes that take place in your body Choose a time and go for it. Free Swim Monday through Thursday 8:30 p.m. to to prepare it for action. wnen these Mile walk or run Monday through Friday at 12:15 p.m. 10:30 p.m. demands for physical activity arc not See early morning Saturday and Sunday at I :00 p.m. to Ralaxation exercises satisified-frustration, anxiety, irritability, Two mile walk or run 4:00 p.m. Jane Fonda workout - Dorm Homeco

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W4 Events/Reviews Calendar Top 40 On Parade FILMS "The Evil That Men Do," (R), starring ON CAMPUS Charles Bronson. 9:30 P.M.. Meadville Cinemas, 960 Park Avenue, 336-5696. "American Graffiti," starring Ron by Eric Stragar Howard and Cindy Williams. Shafer COMING FRIDAY Weekend Writer Auditorium, C.C., Wednesday, October 3, 9:00 P.M., $1. "Teachers," (R), starring Nick Nolte and In the spring of 1981 a new craze hit Jobeth Williams. 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. London by the name of "the Blitz DOWNTOWN Academy Theatre, 275 Chestnut Street, revolution." It was a very chic revolu- 336-1663. "Rhinestone," (PG), starring Sylvester tion. The popular groups of this revolu- Stallone and Dolly Parton. 7:00 and tion were Duran Duran, Culture Club and MUSIC 9:00 P.M. Academy Theatre, 275 Chest- Spandau Ballet. It was remarkable for it Spandau_ Ballet nut Street, 336-1663. was the first time clothing took preced- Music Department Convocation, Shafer ence over music. These groups wore the 'Parade' Differences," (PG), Auditorium, C.C., 12:45-1:25 P.M. latest fashions from France and the "Irreconcilable Chrysalis Records starring Ryan O'Neal, Shelly Long, and Friday, October 5. most maddish Sassoon haircuts. Unfor- Drew Barrymore. 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. tunately, especially in the case of Duran It's hard to take these guys seriously. Meadville Cinemas, 960 Park Avenue, Duran, they played remarkably bland However, the most annoying thing about LECTURE white boy funk rhytms. In America with the band is lead singer Tony Hadley's 336-5696. MTV, these groups have caught on and voice, which sounds like a bizarre "Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion," are turning into top forty fodder for amalgam of Bowie during his thin white "All of Me," (PG), starring Steve Martain and Lily Tomlin. 7:30 P.M. Meadville by Carol Tavris. Ford Memorial Chapel, American youth. duke phase, Tony Bennet, and Bill Cinemas, 960 Park Avenue, 336-5696. 8:15 P.M., Monday, October 8. This brings us to Spandau Ballet's new Murray's lounge singer, Nick. Album Parade. Of the three aforemen- Hadley's voice is too coy and his tioned groups, Spandau Ballet is the incessant cooing make you wonder how hardest to pigeonhole. It seems they this stud gets so many girls, (at least Billboard's Top 40 aren't sure if they want to play mellow according to the lyrics). But there are a Teddy Pendergrass or cool lounge-lizard, few bright spots. The Rhythm section of TOP HITS cocktail, Jazz rock, not even fit for a Martin Kemp and John Keeble are tight Holiday Inn in Steubenville, Ohio. and crisp and Steve Norman's sax playing The following are the top ten albums Jazz rock is not necessarily bad. Both is subtle yet strong and especially seduc- and singles according to Billboard maga- Lou Reed and David Bowie have each tive on "Nature of the Beast." Also, the zine's survey for the week ending Septem- pulled off mellifluous, easy Jazz rock single "Only When You Leave" is a good ber 29,1984. sounds without sounding trite. But what solid funk number. The only problem Reed and Bowie have that Spandau with this song is that it displays another SINGLES ALBUMS Ballet lacks is strong songwriting.. Where weakness. Their guitarist plays the same Reed would often sing of sleazy, uptown hackneyed Jazz chord throughout the 1. "LET'S GO CRAZY," Prince and The 1 PRINCE AND THE REVOLUTION, decadence and where Bowie had his rich record. Chord changes seem forbidden. Revolution, Warner. "Purple Rain," Warner. kid arrogance, these guys are nothing but If Spandau Ballet could find a singer 2. "MISSING YOU," John Waite, EMI- 2. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, "Born in The mushy, starry-eyed lovers with lyrics like who doesn't scooby dooby doo all the America. U.S.A.," Columbia. "I haven't got a clue, I haven't got a time and if they could find a clever 3. "DRIVE," The Cars, Electra. 3. TINA TURNER, "Private Dancer," thing, but what I give to you, is all that I guitarist, they could become a good, solid 4. "SHE BOP," Cyndi Lauper, Epic. Capitol. could bring." top forty band. 5. "I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE 4. HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS, YOU," Stevie Wonder, Motown. "Sports," Chrysalis. 6. "WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH 5. THE CARS, "Heartbeat City," Electra. IT," Tina Turner, Capitol. 6. JULIO IGLESIAS, "1100 Bel Air 7. "THE WARRIOR," Scandal Featuring Place," Columbia. Patty Smyth, Columbia. 7. LIONEL RICHIE, "Can't Slow 8. "THE GLAMOROUS LIFE," Sheila Down," Motown. KERR'S 8. RATT, "Out of the Cellar," Atlantic. E., Warner. 9. "CRUEL SUMMER," Bananarama, 9. THE POINTER SISTERS, "Break Polygram. Out," Planet. Those Irregularly shaped pearls that you see being worn around that look so nice In either single strand or multiple strands, are 10. "COVER ME," Bruce Springsteen, 10. JOHN WAITE, "No Brakes," EMI- sometimes called "Biwa" pearls because many of them come from Columbia. America. Lake Biwa In Japan.

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