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Vol. 70, No. 12 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. February 3, 1 995 Curriculum problems examined By STEPHANIE GRIFFITHS Staff Reporter
Last year, the College of Arts and Sciences introduced a new curriculum to the class of '97. This year's freshmen and sopho- more classes are part of this new curriculum, which was finally implemented and standardize this semester, after two years of prep- aration. The changes created many problems for students attempting to register in this semester's classes. The main difference from the old liberal arts curriculum involves filling the science require- ments and a new diversity requirement. According to the Assistant Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dr. Judith Dwyer, the new cur- riculum was designed to change the old curriculum over a two-year period. While the classes of '97 and '98 were directly introduced to the new curriculum, the class of '96 experienced all of the
, .^.- changes in the middle of its four years. This year's junior class + PHOTO BY FR. AL MURPHY, O.S.A. was given another diversity Tlus Dhototfraph of "The Awakening'* sculpture was donated to the Villanovan by Fr. Al Murphy, O.S.A. of the St. Augustine Friary. requirement to fulfill just last yeiu^^mnd,.was prohibited from taking any science requirements ^V-;* this year. While the old curriculum was for new dean satisfactory, it did not address the "changing needs that come with By JONATHAN KLICK person, Clarke, Dr^aines finance Commerce and Finance "enjoys no one is found to fill the position changing times," said Dwyer. She Assistant ifeflS Edtti^^^^ professor, i)r. TJtomas Monahan an extraordinarily excellent rep- by September, University Presi- said that in order for the new of the accounting di^artment and utation." She attributed that dent Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin, curriculum to run smoothly, "the A committee has been Charles Zech the ^ [r. of economics reputation to the contributions of O.S.A., will appoint an interim jam of students trying to take to select a new dean of the \JrM ^^"^c"t. Sneha Patel, one of Clay and the school's "outstand- dean. sciences and labs had to be reg- versity *s College of Commerce and tlw^^jl^nt government senators ing" faculty. Changes in the The meetings of the committee ulated, since the old curriculum Finance. After 40 years of dutiful, for C&F,ts also on the committee. dean's duties and the business are confidential. Lafferty, who deferred the majority of Liberal service, first as an accounting Dr. Helen Lafferty, acting vice- sets the group's agenda and chairs Arts students to taking sciences professor, then as dean, Alvin president for Academic Affairs, in junior year." its discussions, said the meetings Clay will be retiring effective chairs the committee. Al Clay has been a frital have been "very constructive," The Liberal Arts and Science September 1995. » group held its first meeting , The administration and faculty part of ¥illano¥a's and added that it is a "collabor- The committee was selected hf^\ ; i)ec, 19 and has met each week ative effort." She said the group decided to have all the sophomores a faculty vote and consists of three since then. They are defining the history. finish strongly believes in the need for their science requirements tenured faculty members, C&F position's characteristics and and leave the rest of the Dr. Helen Lafferty, a consensus. "Student input is spaces two department chairs and two attributes and revising the job for the seniors to fill they University vice president very much a part of it," she added. so could C&F students in accordance with description. When* the ground graduate. Consequently, juniors University protocol. The faculty work is finished, the materials ^ "Al Clay has been a vital part who were denied science courses Dr. DiLullo, will distributed members are Samuel be to the school's school in general will reflect the of Villanova's history," Lafferty this year would be ensured a spot depart- head of the business law faculty members, all of whom will changing role of curriculum and said. His long tenure speaks very next year as seniors. Likewise, Liberatore, eligible to apply. ment. Dr. Matthew be leadership in the business com- well of his commitment to the this year's freshmen will finish management department chair- Lafferty said that the College of munity, according to Lafferty. If University, she said. (Continued on page 4) Vandals damage campus report shows a significant level of By LINDA GRZYB maturity that will be considered Staff Reporter before any sanctions are imposed. A recent example of careless "A total of $150,000 was the damage to school property is the CLEAR assessed damage to common areas carpeting inside of the duPont and individual rooms of residence weight room. Students were sur- halls last year," said Steve prised to see the facility closed, Pugliese, assistant to the Dean of but as Coach Jeff Watson said, the ^ASS Students for Judical Affairs. When room was suffering from lack of asked about the amount of van- respect. "There were several dalism this year, Pugliese said, reasons why the weight room was "We are about the same, if not a closed, but they were not punitive. ONLY Rather, did it to make students little more." \ we that it is their facility and Pugliese states that there are aware ' \ two types of vandalism on campus they should take pride in owner- — accidental and intentional. In ship." The main sources of dam- either case, the student is required age included dropping dumbbells to pay restitution. "As far as on the carpet and leaning weights I ruining the vandalism is concerned, we try to against the walls, paint. examine it on a case by case wood and Intentional damage is a problem basis." Accidents do happen, I especially in the residence halls. that keeps growing. The Wildcard PHOTO Pugliese advises students to security reader at the entrance of BY JEREMY LEACH Vandalism is a growing problem on campus. A total of the incident to Sullivan Hall was forcefully $150,000 of damages ere done to residence immediately report halls last year. Assistant. A self (Continued on page 2) %f-. i their Resident ^
1^ February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page • THE • 2 VILLANOVAN F«bruary 3, 1995 University goes smoke-free Beyond the Main Line Press Release posted. HIS WEEK For individuals who wish to At its Dec. 13 meeting, Vil- quit smoking, Compiled by Jonathan Klick human rights performance said it will protect those who there are several Vandalism lanova's board of trustees Source: The New York Times despite the extension of prefer-' return home. Many of the support programs available on Editorials 8 approved the resolution ential trade privileges in June. refugees remain fearful .and (Continuedfrom page campus. The Center for Drug 1) approved by the University and Alcohol Abuse offers indi- Scope 15 At that time, Clihton did not have grown accustomed to life removed from the building by Senate in October, US 9495-2- vidualized NEW YORK - Acknowledg- link trade benefits to human in the camps. vandals. Jan. 21. Because no one support for students Features .k 1, designating all 17 ing that intervention work spaces from peer assistants act by the rights improvements as had Officials estimate that about has been found responsible for the ^ho Federal and common areas smoke free, as coaches or counselors. Addi- Who knows, government has failed been done in the past. He 26,000 people have returned act, the residents of Sullivan Hall effective Jan. to end Maifa argued that 30, 1995. tional programs are planned influence and China's economic home from the southwest will be responsible for the cost of who cares 21 business and There was a one month delay for the spring. abuses at the Fulton strategic importance had region since December under a repair. During the first semester, Fish Market, grown in implementing the resolution In late spring, the Counseling Entertainment .25 Mayor Rudolph so great that it would government program that the Wildcard reader in front of St. to allow time for administra- Giuliani will be proposing new be unwise to impose broad urged them to return. An equal Monica's Hall was frequently Center will offer a smoking Sports 33 laws tors and building committees cessation that allow New York City sanctions. number have gone home on damaged. On three occasions, the program through to consider the need for creat- to assume control of the their own. reader was damaged but no one hypnosis. Although the method ing smoking rooms in their market. WASHINGTON - In the was found accountable. Total does not work for everyone, the Under respective quarters. This con- University the new proposals, the face of widespread opposition. damages have accrued to approx- has documented city will sultation was recommended in one DITORIALS investigate, regulate President Clinton abandoned BANGKOK - Thousands imately $5,000 for the card reader successful participant who the amended section of the and license all businesses and his efforts to get Congress to of refugees crossed into Thai- ceased smoking by this Hey Radnor alone. Costs will be divided among townees! Read their employees approve resolution. method. at the market, $40 billion in loan land while Burmese troops the residents at the end of the Campitiello's article and weep. According to the Rev, John which is located in lower Man- guarantees to aid Mexico's kept pressure on the last insur- year. The College of Nursing also Read a letter from a drunk hattan. troubled J. Gallen, O.S.A., executive offers In an attempt to cut economy. Instead, he gent strongholds along the "We need to address the anger counseling to faculty and Villanovan whose not going to suspected Mafia ties to mer- said he is going to use his own Thai border. director of Facilities Manage- staff by practicing registered give that causes students to vandal- up the habit just because chants ment, the overwhelming and companies, the city emergency authority to lend up About 1,200 members of the ize," said Patrick Kennedy, nurses from the health promo- some clown thinks he should. stu- would also be permitted to to $20 billion to Mexico to stop Karen response indicated that such tions class taught by Dr. ethnic minority entered dent body president, "although it Find out about the lights of conduct background it from defaulting spaces were not desired. The Maryiln Fetter, checks of on Thailand's Kanchanaburi pro- in no way justifies the ripping of assistant pro- Atlantic City and how one companies two such spaces that were and employees, bar- government-issued bonds. vince at Bong Pi Pass, a relief card readers." fessor of nursing. editor lost a few bucks. Kennedy also said FILE PHOTO ring those involved in Trapped between requested are being reviewed For more information on the lawmakers agency worker said. They in most cases of intentional van- wrongdoing. who refused to further to determine whether smoke-free workplace, call cooperate and joined an estimated 15,000 who dalism, alcohol abuse was a prim- The AIDS quilt, shown here in the Villanova Room, is a touching memorial to those Federal investigators claim financial markets that threa- have crossed in the past week. smoking rooms would be feas- Amelia Hollinger, director of ary factor. The University Board who have lost their lives to the disease. that the city has virtually tened to swamp America's The flight ible. In the meantime, the environmental health and EATURES b^an after the of Trustees and the administra- abdicated responsibility third-largest trading official smoke-free signs will be safety, at ext. 7838. for partner, Karen National Union lost its tion are currently reevaluating administering the market over Clinton ordered his aides to put headquarters at Manerplaw. Is OJ. g;etting a fair trial? the alcohol policy with special the past 50 years. It relied together an international The Karens evacuated the This week in Features find out consideration to how it contrib- primarily on Federal efforts to rescue package that would camp as Burmese Government what V.U.'s best and brightest utes to campus vandalism. regulate the market and crack circumvent Congress and that forces closed in after a six-day have to say. Learn about what The problem of alcohol-related AIDS Awareness Week raises consciousness down on organized crime. could total $50 billion. offensive. Africa means to your fellow vandalism is not unique to Villan- Despite these periodic crack- As word of the action circu- With about 4,000 guerrillas, ova. It can be found on practically presentation will round out Other events scheduled for the Villanovans. Catch a glimpse Martie Gillen, a resident of Bryn Several benefit concerts will slide downs, the market remains a lated, financial reactions were the Karen were the strongest By MELISSA LEE of your friendly university every college campus across the this event. "Hard Core for Cure" week include "Living with AIDS," rough, isolated arena in which, immediate. The peso streng- of News Editor Mawr and member of St. Thomas also be offered throughout the what were once more than country. in the Belle- dramatic presentation by the barber. held Feb. will take place Feb. 16 a workers say, organized crime thened dramatically. The peso a dozen ethnic of Villanova Parish, will share her week. The first one, to be insurgencies Kennedy said that students Aire Terrace featuring the bands Villanova Interpreters Theater, Villanova Fam- experience of her son's life and "figures thrive on extortion, had fallen greatly due to doubts fighting for greater autonomy "AIDS and the need to show respect for their 12, is slated to feature the Seb- Heckle, Weston and Plow, said video presentations in the secred deals, illegal gambling about Congressional action. from the military-run ily" has been selected as the death from AIDS. Gillin will also central buildings. Many times, they feel astian Trio, whose first half of the Ann Gavaghan, steering commit- loungers of Connelly Center, a and loan-sharking. Burmese theme for this year's AIDS Aware- include a film made by her son Government. The they are owed something and seek will be instrumental minimum $3 dona- campus challenge "Three Way held Feb. 12-17 before his death. An additional performance tee member. A NAIROBI — The United rebellion first erupted 46 years ness Week, to be to get something in return, an second half highlighting is requested, and proceeds Raffle," and a Red Cross Blood throughout the campus and par- video presentation will show and tion WASHINGTON -In the Nations has closed down a ago, making it one of the attitude that leads to unreasona- AIDS related compositions. A will benefit Calcutta House. Drive. latest setback to the refugee in ish. "People need to understand Villanovans sharing their stories Clinton camp southwest world's longest-running ble behavior. ' Kennedy said that Administrations 16-month Rwanda as part of its effort to that we as a community have of HIV/AIDS regarding their rebellions. education will serve as the prim- plan of engaging rather than get displaced Rwandans to experience with HIV and AIDS," friends and loved ones. ary weapon to combat the prob- Mogan named to CAT position isolating China, a State Depart- return home. said Dr. Nancy Sharts-Hopko, co- Guest speakers: brother and lem. "We need to be more aware sister Henry and Jennifer Nichols, ment human rights report has An estimated 300,000 ALGIERS - Algerian chair of the steering committee. State, Mogan was coordi^ and more careful," he added. to allow students to have some- Florida concluded that China has made members of the majority Hutu security forces said that 15 "If someone is affected, we all are will share their experiences as By TANYA MARIE ANNAS Student Activities at According to Pugliese, 122 van- thing going on every Thursday, nator o no progress in human rights tribe remain in camps in the militants had been killed at the affected," said Dr. Gary Stegall, hemophiliacs with AIDS. Henry Reporter County College in dalism reports were filed during Staff Friday and Saturday night in the Cumberland areas in the last year. southwestern region of the beginning of this week, as the co-chair. Nichols was featured in the book the fall semester. In addition to nightclub or other areas of cam- New Jersey. "It was a great The human rights report country. They fled to an area Algerian president consoled The week will consist of a series 'Living Proof, ' a photo collection University community their payment, 37 students had to The really impor- experience and I really enjoyed panel discussions, that portrays positive images of pus. I think that's follows bitter confrontations that was under French military victims of a car bomb attack of speakers, welcomes Thomas A. Mogan, the organ- fulfill community service obliga- tant. We need to get the students working with the students, with that killed or performances and Masses. "The people living with AIDS. The China over its trade prac- protection, as the rebel army wounded over 300 new assistant director of Student trying to tions, appropriate to their aware that this is happening and izing activities and tices, its export of advanced in people. The car bombing presentations, Masses and read- experience of the photo shoot was weapons- June and July of was violation. Development. Mogan is enthusi- develop a campus community," film bearing the you don't have to go off campus NTERTAINMENT related technology and 1994. the single deadliest attack in ings are oriented on not passing also created into a astic about his new position. "I "As a student at Villanova to have a good time." said Mogan. Washington's upgrading of The rebels, most of whom a three-year insurgency by judgment," said Stegall. "We need same title. love with the students, University, you agree to promote working Since his first day on job, and The Delaware County AIDS the contacts with Taiwan. are members of the Tutsi tribe, Muslim militants. to & a family, a community and I love seeing them take an idea respect for the community and the Jan. 9, Mogan has been impressed This week in Entertainment is necessary to Network (DCAN) will be offering The report, which is a com- renewed their civil war after The stolen car blew up in offer support that turn it into quality program. well-being of its members. Van- and a We try to iewlop and by the student body at Villanova. see what happened on the ponent of front of the main police station, live lives with dignity," said anonymous/confidential HIV test- the State Depart- Hutu Government troops and dals take It is my most satisfying moment American Music Awards. Look- away from another "I've been really impressed with ment's global human rights its allies killed hundreds of on a street crowded with people Sharts-Hopko. ing in the University's infirmary, professional," implement quality and person's experience," Pugliese as an activities he the student body here, the lead- ing for a good read? Check ou* survey which thousands of Tusi preparing for the Islamic holy Awareness Week will Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. was issued Feb. and moder- said. AIDS said. for the reviews of Prozac Nation, "Each student should care creative programs ership skills and the amount of 1, is especially embarrassing ate Hutu. The rebels won and month of Ramadan. No one begin with a panel discussion Appointments may be made by enough about the institution to Mogan and Meghan Mooney, work and dedication that they The Jerky Boys The Book and leaving put for the Administration because formed a new government. The claimed responsibility for the titled, "AIDS Discrimination and calling the Infirmary and also an assistant director of Stu- students. Education. confront students about vandal- in," said Mogan. He stressed how My Need a new it accentuates its French no longer protect the attack, but officials blamed Personal Perspective." an anonymous name or merely a failure to ism so in innocent the Law: A dent Development, directly advise Thomas A. Mogan, assistant movie to see? Read the reviews June, students valuable it is for students to push China into improving its area and the government has Islamic extremists. This discussion will allow those number or time slot. Results and Activities will not be stuck with a bill." the Campus Team director of CAT participate in campus activities. of "Immortal Beloved" and who have experienced discrimina- follow-up counseling will be avail- (CAT), the Student Development "They can increase their leader- "Death and the Maiden." Want J tion in areas such as housing and able March 8, also at the infir- Series, will also the and Mogan be ship skills they'll a new CD to buy? Look for Jon Mogan is originally from Bri- and know how the employment, to share their legal mary. "The University gets no advisor for the Senior Week Com- Spencer Blues Explosion, The gantine, New Jersey. He attended to work within groups. They'll struggles and explain their work feedback from DCAN. The tests mittee. Chieftains, and Further. University of Delaware where know how to develop their com- to combat such acts. "AIDS and are only for students," said the munication skills and their per Sharts-Hopko. "The University like he received a bachelor's degree in Villanovan Health Care" is another discus- Asked what he would to see political science, was a member 6f sonal skills and these are things sion that will examine the impact only provides the space for the CAT accomplish, Mogan said "I '. Sigma Phi Epsilon and was very that are going to help them P O R T S' KATHLEEN L COONEY & SEAN M. KELLY AIDS has had on the nation's testing," added Stegall. think we need to still provide a involved in campus activities. He throughout their lives. A lot of EDITORS IN CHIEF system of health care. "AIDS and The "Have a Heart" quilting lot of programing on the weekends Florida State Uni- students don't realize that this is will examine the bee "will enable people to purchase that are alternatives to other also attended TARA CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. LESKANIC LAUREN C. BURKE and B. the Church" The men's and women's SARAH NEVILLE versity where he interned in the available to them and I just think ways that AIDS has affected and a heart with a name on it for activities. That's something that's ASSOCIATE EDITORS MANAGING EDITORS that everyone should get involved teams are hot! Catch the action national athletic department and earned a is affected by the Church. addition to the AIDS changed here. There's been SECTION been »" some way. There's something and see how they have been EDITORS Project quilt display," said master's decrree in sports manage- In a special presentation titled, Names more of an emphasis on program- ^ / for everybody," added Mogan. able to climb in the conference NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT c- J *• j j> © SPORTS "Villanovans Remember," Mrs. Sharts-Hopko. ing for the weekends and trying ment Sinre graduating from standings. The women's swim Melissa Lee Reglna OToole Maura GIbney Joe Patterson team remains undefeated and Melissa Saiso Karen Goulart Mark Spoonauer 'Nova retires six names to the ASSISTANT EDITORS Honor Society seeks members ceiling of duPont. Wolfman NEWS ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS attended the Ice Cat Invitation- Jonathan Kllck Cara Beckerich JonNehlaen al and has some questions Claire Rehwinkel Janet Ruddock about the athletic department. Press Release Admission to this society not Scopes tells the story of the only involves evidence of lead- Advisor: June W. Lytei-Murphy Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter cheerless Pittsburgh Panthers. ership, but also strong academ- Photography Editor: Sharon Griffin Layout: Lauren Burke The Villanova Chapter of Kerry Kittles and Jen Rhines Personals/Classified: Megan Kempf Omicron Delta Kappa Leader- ic success (top 35 percent of the Art Editor: Lauren Busskohl . 1 capture Athlete of the Week Subscriptions: Lauren Burke ship Honor Society is seeking student's college class through honors. students for membership. Omi- the fall 1992 semester and a Senior Reporters: Uz BarszczewskI, Eric Cheung, Elaine Paoiini, Alexander W. Scofield, Kathryn A. SzumanskI cron Delta Kappa, a national G.P.A. of 3. 18 or better). Admis- Staff: Marc Angeliacio, Tarwa Marie Annas, leadership honor society for sion is limited to sophomore Heather Anthony, Mike Becl 1^ f »/ February 3. 1995 • THE VrLLANOVAN • Page 5 Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 Curriculum problems (Continued from page 1) the selection of courses available their sciences by sophomore year, to the Liberal Arts student so that satisfying their core "learning becomes a whole. There requirements. is unity, openness and depth in While Dwyer promised next knowing." year's seniors will be getting Some other differences in the priority for the best times and new curriculum involved the * teachers for all requirements and prohibition of taking a fine arts major courses. This year, as class as a pass/fail course. In the juniors, they have had much past, when fine arts was still an difficulty scheduling classes. Due elective, students could take it as » to the fact that juniors can't take pass/fail. Under the new curric- a science, there is an overflow of ulum, fine arts is a core requisite. juniors trying to fulfill their other Dwyer said the purpose for chang- requirements and major courses. ing this was because as a core nt tion 95 requisite, fine arts Oh Many have resorted to taking cannot be a more electives than necessary. pass/fail course. "This rule exists According to Dwyer, the junior to better an education. Getting a «** !>««<%«• class is more like "pioneers" than grade for a core requisite is . ; an experimental group. Dwyer standard in higher education. It said that "the Arts and Science is typical policy." department is gracious for the The same idea applies to com- junior class's understanding. The munication arts majors who good news is that the new cur- assumed film analysis counted as inter- both a fine arts and I riculum tries to capture the a major disciplinary nature of learning, requirement. "We discourage the experience of a core human- 'double-dipping' because it takes PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH ities seminar, and writing inten- away from a student's chances of sive, writing enriched, small, taking a wider selection of courses. Vandalism on campus takes many forms. SGA President Pat Kennedy attributes much of the interactive classes that increase We want to expand education, not destruction to anger. articulation and critical skills." collapse it," said Dwyer. Ir Dwyer said that "It's hard to Dean of Arts and Sciences the be at the front line [of change] but Rev. Kail C. Ellis, O.S.A., said that it is exciting to be on the cutting "never has there been a problem edge — senior could not New system aids Dtop/AM to be pioneers." She points where a get into out that by adding a diversity a closed class where he or she was requirement, "we give a wider in danger of not graduating." By THERESA FABIA Connor. The system checks to see The system also allows 24 hour perspective of the world to the Dwyer supports this statement by Staff Reporter if students enroll in the right access which the administration students. By adding this require- advising students to "pay close classes or if there is a time conflict finds especially helpful. '96 Student ment to the class of in their attention to your academic advisor New in their schedule. "Managenient has been much sophomore year, it made it so that and to the master schedule, to be The Villanova Registrar began Registration is now easier better. There were no major the science requirements could be alert and select courses carefully, a registration it is new program during because held at the Registrar's problems. Pre-registration was fulfilled senior year." and to take electives if your last fall's pre-registration for the office, unlike the previous years successful and there were less Dwyer says this was all neces- requirements are closed because 1995 spring semester. A new when it took place at Dougherty problems than we've had in the sary since the main goal of the in senior year, you'll have first Banner student system was added Hall. past," Connor said. new curriculum was to expand pick of everything." to improve the previous 14-year- For about a year, deans, admin- Orientation Program old system. istrators and many others Because space was becoming attended demonstrations given by Greek councils elect board limited in the old registration visiting vendors. Through these system, the decision to acquire a presentations, they were able to By TRICIA G. RELLOSA an O'Shea (Alpha Phi). members, received one vote in new system resulted. ask many questions and see how Staff Reporter The Interfraternity Council their respective elections. "We wanted to take advantage the systems worked. (IFC) Executive Board includes: The newly elected otticers, the of the new technology and Those who viewed the products President Tom Stringer (Sigma past IFC and Panhel presidents, enhance the registration system," evaluated each one. With the Villanova's Panhellenic and Alpha Epsilon); vice president along with Gary Bonas, director said Acting Registrar Catherine combined efforts of all the evalua- Interfraternity Councils have Steve Schaefer (Beta Theta Pi); of Leadership Development and Connor. tions, a consultant for the Infor- elected new officers and have Secretary Ray Cervone (Pi Kappa Greek Affairs, and several other The former system was imple- mation Technology Committee already begun their one-year Alpha); Treasurer John Cantwell advisors kicked off the term in mented in 1981. Since students suggested the appropriate system. term. (Sigma Pi); and Rush Chair Tom Ocean City, NJ., this past wee- had to stand in a different line for In November 1993, the new The Panhellenic Executive Converly (sigma Alpha Epsilon). kend. They stayed at a beachfront each subject with the old registra- system was implemented. Board consists of women from the The elections were held Jan. 24, house where they learned more tion, enrolling in classes was a The new data base has been various sororities on campus. The in the East Lounge of Dougherty about their responsibilities as time-consuming process. integrated across campus. Some new positions are as follows: Hall. Each candidate had been leaders of the Greek community. With the new program, regis- of the major components on cam- Michelle Di Nisco (Alpha Phi), nominated previously by a chapter tration is less time consuming, pus include the offices of Admis- president, vice-president is Megh- and was asked to make a two- "It was one of the best weekends and it allows students to register sions, Financial Aid, Bursar, VP an Joyce (Delta Gamma), secretary minute speech that day. Each of that I've ever had at Villanova. in different subjects at one time. of Academic Affairs, and the is Melissa Boyko (Pi Beta Phi), the seven sorority and 15 frater- Hopefully it will be a great year "The system also includes a Registrar. Everyone is now shar- treasurer is Jennifer Kane (Chi nity chapters, as well as all the since it seems to be working so Informational well Meeting kind of checks and balance," said ing one system. Omega), and Rush Chair is Megh- previous executive board so far," said Di Nisco. Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. Day Hop Me.ve.lL home without Ataff I PROVIDED FREE! | I EQUIPMEKT BUTTOH CALL Applications for Orientation Counselors and Administrative Assistants Monitoring \ CALLS THE COPS I connection fee , after I be available at meeting and Feb. 8 in 213 Dougherty AUTOMATICALLY L will f •»» 1 I MNtot.' Pay 6 • THE VILLANOVAN > February 3, 995 • Page 7 ^^'^'^ February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN Let US Onfy $1,065,75, Or about $21. a month. 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Leakanic $2,600 ing for individuals losing their that assists m paying for educa- employed and the unemployed. taxes. She did not specify that the. Aaaoclate Editora President Clinton accepted jobs or receiving low pay. tion costs at the University level, increase was the highest in gross response given by responsibility continued without cuts. He sees The GOP dollars due to the size of the Lauren C. Burke and Sarah B. Neville for his errors, took The current minimum-wage at New Jersey. Governor Christine credit for his successes and proved $4.25 per hour is at a 40-year low. this program as the essence of the economy as opposed to the highest Managing Editora Whitman reiterated the goals of that he does not need a wizard to Clinton appealed to Congress to New Covenant. percentage rate of increase nor did less government, smaller taxes, Februarys, 1995 Page 8 give him a heart, a brain, a home rewafd workers and increase the On the issue of health care, it she acknowledge the other deficit and less spending, adding that the or courage, when he presented his minimum-wage to a livable wage. was a plan that could be described cutting measures implemented. country expects to see these goals State of the Union address last In an aside, he mentioned that as an effort to "drop back and Clinton closed his State of the met by the time the President Tuesday night on national televi- members of Congress make in one punt." The President said, "Let's Union address sayng that it is our comes to the American people sion and radio. month, the salary earned, at take it step by step." We will see responsibility, opportunity and with his next State of the Union His plan and his demeanor, minimum wage, for the whole that health benefits remain avail- obligation of citizenship to fulfill address. Her most derogatory West Campus living; positive and upbeat, revealed a year. able and affordable. Coverage will our god-given potential to the remark, accusing the President of president determined to remind Welfare reform is another key remain in place for those changing right to life, liberty and the passing the highest tax increase the American public why they issue. The Welfare Reform Bill jobs or if illness occurs. Coverage pursuit of happiness. in American history, implied that > will made available for long a real challenge voted for him. The plan is com- will liberate and lift up those it be prehensive, well thought out, and serves. The President said that it ambitious. The man is determined would not become a punitive and driven. He will get the job instrument but would provide So you want to live in the West Campus apartments done but will do it with heart. In child care, teach skills and after slots and crap out his words, he will make American two years anyone who could work, next year. Or do you? Instead of living in paradise, you Blackjack, leaner, not meaner. would get work. Parents could not may find yourself struggling to keep your head above In a speech unusually moving abandon their children to the So, there's where all my tax Yeah, you go ahead and do that. water. . . toilet and sprinkler water that is. and powerful, he appealed to the welfare roles. They will be By TODD LESKANIC money went. It went to an older That makes sense. You lose all Villanova University addressed a need to house more Republican Congress and called required to support their children person playing the slots on a hot night, why not another $500? students on its campus, thereby releasing students from for bipartisan support. The aim or have their driver's license Last weekend, I had the priv- night in AC. Must be nice. Heck, why not another $1,000? of his agenda is less government, suspended and their wages gar- ilege of venturing off the Villanova Needless to say, I blew my $25 Maybe the more you bet, the the clutches of the neighboring community and its archaic smaller taxes and reduced spend- nished. The authorities will coop- campus to Atlantic City. As I had on the slots and didn't win a smarter you'll become. zoning laws. Unfortunately, the University overlooked the ing. He intends to continue to erate across the state lines to never been there, I had never seen friggin' dime. Every time it was Maybe not. necessity to make certain features suitable for college reduce the deficit as he has already facilitate collection. a bigger show of pure comedy and bar, bar, cherry. Then it was Now that I have experienced the living. done. To assist in balancing the futility into one olace at one time. seven, seven, bar. Then, elephant, so-called thrill of gambling, I Since students began moving into the apartments in Clinton referred to his plan as budget, the President requests a First off, the number of older elephant, kangaroo. Meanwhile, guess I have come to a better "line item veto." This would allow people there was simply amazing. everyone else seemed to be win- understanding of why people are late August of 1994, the list of problems at the West the "new covenant." He begged for the means to empower Amer- him to rid the annual budget of Obviously, there was an ad tor ning with every drop of a coin. I've so attracted to it. I mean* besides Campus apartments has grown immensely. A resident icans to succeed and called for a frivolous expenditures buried in Atlantic City in last week's Geri- always had bad luck. Maybe when going to Villanova, what other can release hundreds of gallons of water by accidentally "middle class bill of rights and the federal budget at the last atrics Today magazine. They I turn 62 1 should go back. way is there to blow a bunch of jarring a completely unprotected sprinkler dangling from responsibilities." He said, "We minute by members of Congress monopolized the slot machines, Anyway, my three friends who money in a short time? At least the ceiling. must work to expand the size of for individuals and special inter- playing at least four at a time. accompanied me on my failed at Villanova you get an education costing tens of excuse me, ma'am, are ventured over to the team. In Atlantic Flushing a toilet can lead to mass flooding because the middle class and reduce the ests, sometimes "Um, journey had and a good hoops under class. Make education avail- millions of dollars. you using this machine?" I asked blackjack tables. They sat there City, you only get one thing, and of a failure to hold the lever down long enough. able and affordable. Help individ- Clinton assured the American politely. in perfect consciousness while a I can't write that down here. Conversations can be heard unintentionally from uals improve their skills. Raise public that he would protect the "Hey, hey, hey, hey. Don't dealer named Flip took hand after So, I left the wonderful city of apartment to apartment because of the cardboard thin income." young people who represent our touch that machine you child of hand and dollar after dollar from Atlantic City down $25 and felt walls. You may not even need to bring a television set The president proposed a four- future, remember the veterans reckless abandon. I'm having good them. It was funny to hear them like a winner, really. Considering step plan to provide relief for the and the debt the country owes luck with that one and you might had been cleaned out. myself and three friends or radio if your neighbors are kind enough to keep their after they between middle class: 1. tax deduction them and to protect the seniors, scare it away." "Man, I guess I'm not going to the city had robbed us of $200, it TVs' and radios on. A Who's the guy with for education and training after promising no reduction in social How about I scare you away? be able to order out for awhile. I was quite a night for the city. And We are not ungrateful for the construction of the one sock up? high school. 2. A $500 tax credit security or Medicare benefits. He Maybe that way we can have some guess I'll have to send back that as I looked back toward the bright attractive looking West Campus apfartments. We are for families with children under said we are pleased by safer toys, equal rights around here. You book I ordered from Time-Life." lights and glitz of the metropolis, To the Editor: get. One of my senior friends bench. the critical of the quality, or lack of quality, of construction 3) Name the best player on age 13. 3. Make Individual Retire- food, cars, cleaner air and water know, one machine for me, And then chere's the I wished for the lint of 1,000 waited an hour and a half and each Big sense and the old people. that went into these "luxurious" student residence East team. These are not ment Accounts (IRA) available for but must use common other 34,000 for temptation. towels to descend down on any I have been a die hard Villanova received nothing. I know I am not hard questions to answer for education, first buyers and fairness in regulation. After all, I only need one machine I'll just go over to that person is now playing complexes. home "Maybe older who basketball fan since my freshman alone by saying that I am outraged someone who follows Villanova care of parents. 4. A GI bill for While attempting to cut spend- with which to blow my money. table and bet $500 and win it all with my money. year, and until this year, I will- by this system. basketball, and I think this system workers providing a cash payment ing, Clinton expressed his desire They need six or seven. back." ingly paid the $100 for season I At first thought that tickets would quickly cancel out many of tickets. Even when the 'Cats were should be distributed according to the bandwagon fans. horrible, I still never missed a seniority, but then I realized that I was forced to write this letter game. I even went so far as to take this would leave out a lot of after attending the Providence a road trip to Georgetown, on a younger diehard fans. But a friend game and being asked by a woman school night, to watch Lance of mine, Students want Dominic Yacovella, has in front of me (in the student Miller and Co. lose to the Hoyas. come up with the perfect solution. secion!), "What's the guy's name the line between what How am I rewarded by Villan- Where do you draw Before given a ticket, each student who wears one sock up and one ON CAMPUS ova for being such a loyal fan? By should have to answer a few down?" Need I say more? to having to wait an hour in WITH SHARON GRIFFIN "park" problems Jake simple questions: 1) Name the William Davis is pornography and what is art? Nevin fieldhouse for a ticket starting lineup of Villanova. 2) English which I'm not even guaranteed at the gate to Name at least 2 players from the 1995 Students are receiving mixed Abortion messages from the distortion reviewed tfci Department of Public Safety and officers on duty at the country. West Campus gatehouse. To the Editor: of the three." That is the core of By trying to place the blame for the pro-life position, the right to ' Abortion is of the According to the Department of Public Safety, every one most today's social ills on the "problem" life above all else. A fundamental divisive issues in our nation's of abortion apartment on West Campus is allotted two parking with sweeping gener- question arises concerning history, and of this one perennial alizations is in effect irresponsible permits. These permits were distributed on a first-come- anti-choice ideology. What is the importance. The decision to have journalism. Patterson seems to be first-serve basis. meaning of life if it exists without Those students who did not receive an is abortion not an easy choice contradicting himself. He com- the rights to liberty and haooi- 1 permits for West Campus received permits for the Main for any woman, but that is where mends the women who "make the ness? it must be left, to the individual. Lot. For convenience, a shuttle runs between the Main sometimes difficult choice of life," Roe V. must stand. Lot and West Campus every 15 to 20 minutes. Wade by calling them the "true heroes Marisa Davidson of society." However, Arts Sciences The Department's policy for visitors to West Campus Mr. Patterson is hoping the just a few & lines earlier he laments the rise 1998 requires that they obtain a temporary permit from the newly elected Republicans and of illegitimate births. conservatives riding the crest of Is he imply- West Campus gatehouse to park in the Spring Mill lot ing that political upheaval will take a fresh these women, mothers of near the Law School. However, many Villanovans illegitimate children, and look at the abortion issue. If should have their visitors can attest gotten married or that they are these are not the practices which Americans would truly like to see Letters they have encountered. "tighter control on what has the women who should be having the abortions? It seems as if Mr. The practical enforcement of Public Safety's policies proved to be a remarkably liberal abortion policy," they can convey Patterson and the rest of the seems to vary from day to day, even from hour to hour. conservatives The Villanovan will print "Let- this through their state legisla- decrying abortion ters to the Some students are able to get through the gate at are the Editor" received in its West tures. Patterson is optimistic that same people threatening to do office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior Campus if they hit the "right" guard in the "right" mood. the "people" will finally make away with welfare and other to the weekly deadline, Tuesday Some students are able to park in Spring Mill without their true moral objections heard, social services. at 2 p.m. All Vfe cannot afford to live in a letters must be signed a permit and without getting a ticket. Others cannot implying that abortion has not society that ^nd include address, phone been a part of everyone's past. represses democracy number receive a temporary permit and social and are sent to the Main Lot and the rights of its citizens, security number. All letters to park. Students have reported that they have never seen I, myself would like to see women and men, in favor of must be typed and double spaced. the so-called shuttle running from Main Lot to West abortion struck from the national pleasing an imposed moral major- The Villanovan reserves the spotlight. I see it as a private ity. As stated in Patterson's right to edit all letters. Letters Campus. may decision concerning a woman's editorial "Essential to the abortion be sent by mail to the Vil- The students deserve a consistent policy, written and lanovan, right to control what happens to debate are the rights to life, Villanova University, enforced, regarding parking permits for Villanova, West Campus and her body. I do not want to lose liberty, and the pursuit of happ- Pa. 19085. the freedom v. the Spring Mill lot, so that all students and visitors can Roe Wade has iness. We should not let the last follow one set of rules all the time. granted to the women of this two trumo the first and foremost Page 10 • TNP VMLLANOVAN • February 3. 1995 February 3. 1995 THE VILLAHOVAN • Page 11 o M M E N T A R Y A T R E Tension builds between communities and students New Federalist revival argues for states' rights By TARA CAMPITIELLO refrigerator looked like something There are less students living darn college students" aren't good "student squirrels." If more park- Associate Editor from a "I Love Lucy" episode and off-campus this year than last for much but the hands of the ing was allowed on campus ma'ybe » By JOE PATTERSON There are plenty of instances in it is an evil entity, but because We should not become fright- that limits unfunded mandates the stove looked as if it was more year. I'm willing to speculate this townships are always fully the herds on Lancaster would be As a freshman, I was in awe of which the stifling, overly obtru- it attempts a task that is impos- ened at the prospect of states and it may not be long before there likely to blow the place up than number is probably at its lowest extended when students dip into smaller. the The new Republican sive, inefficient communities surrounding the boil Congress, and bureaucratic sible in its absolute enormity. increasing their autonomy. The is a considerable increase in block water. I politely pointed out in the last 10 years since it is their pockets. The University makes various still in University. Everything seemed so its relatively early stages, style of Congressional action While there are plenty of cases in federal government will undoubt- grants. These two actions will these items to the landlord. He relatively recently that Villanova The University's parking prob- contributions to the communities appears to simply beautiful, so green. (I'm from New be quite powerful. does not work. which Congress can do tremend- edly remain the strongest institu- give governors more flexibility to chuckled, "Well, you guys are has been guaranteeing more than lems are in large part attributed surrounding campus which often Ironically though, York, and, if you grow more than senator from . one of the A Massachusetts ous good, there are also cases in tion in the country. It is only right govern their states effectively college kids. . you don't cook." two years of housing. The new to township ordinances which go unsung. Residents attend var- Republicans' three trees together, I'm in the most important may not know how best to deal which Congress only augments that Congress should provide With new freedoms come new Yes, I am a college student. West Campus apartments enabled restrict the creation of parking ious functions including sporting moves woods.) During my may be to limit their own with the problems facing the state inefficiency by stumbling over the strong leadership and guidance. responsibilities. Hopefully, the sophomore However, I don't see where this more juniors and seniors to stay areas on campus. What do they events, theater productions and year, I was a bit more new-found authority. of Wyoming. Likewise, what unavoidable roadblocks of rivalry In the past. Congress has right- governors will act more than adventurous would lead to the conclusion that on campus. You would think the care where we park on campus? student-organized masses. Stu- Indeed, the and began to explore Radnor and congressional lead- works in New York may not work and ignorance. fully led leadership and guidance. Congress has during the past I do not cook food. If I was a 20- townships would be happy. So Instead, the University is forced dents volunteer their services to ers seem intent upon refuting the in Texas. Federalism, it Lower Merion townships, but as was With federalism comes an In the past. Congress has right- several decades. In all honesty, it year-old secretary looking at an why did they spend so much time to make everyone park in the main many charitable causes. Students cynical image of originally nothing would ever prepare for power-hungry constructed, dealt with increased opportunity for success. fully led reluctant states down would be almost impossible not me apartment, no landlord would say, and energy creating barriers lot regardless of whether or not provide an "influx" of money by politicians what I by recalling a fashion- these problems. It also took into Not only do local institutions have paths that they were unwilling to too. encountered this year "Hey, you are just a 20-year-old," through zoning ordinances of they live on the other side of paying rent, shopping in local able practice living of the past: federal- a better understanding of their take. However, one of the marks off-campus. or "Hey, you are just a secretary; every kind concerning the building campus. The locals then have the stores and working for area ism. For the first Ihe hatred which time in nearly problems, but the varied policies of good leadership is the ability the local you don't cook." If I am paying of the apartments. Were they nerve to complain about "annoy- businesses. a century, it appears as though that spring towns people have for the Univer- would from different to recognize when to delegate Joe Patterson is a sophomore more rent than my neighbor who afraid there wouldn't be enough ing" pedestrian traffic; I believe "These college kids" deserve the power of the sity is a phenomenon I federal govern- state l^slatures would broaden authority. The Republicans in majoring in Honors, Political which am is a permanent resident, I expect students to live in their crummy those of us crossing at the Lan- some respect. ment may be cut unable to understand. Their ill , back the scope of discussion and expand Congress should be applauded for Science and Economics. His to at least have a working stove. student registered housing? caster Avenue and Ithan Avenue substantially. feelings go beyond the liklihood of legitimate doing just that. column appears weekly in the petty sneers. I understand that every land- Would they lose money? "Those intersection are referred to as governors It would if The call it "devolu- accomplishments. The Senate has approved a bill Villanovan. appear as most of the lord is not as inconsiderate or tion" rather than revolution. It is surrounding communities have disrespectful of students. Howev- a "new" federalism that finds its consideration the basic concept of made it their mission to make life er, if people within the community roots in such "archaic" documents self-interest. A governor in West more difficult than necessary for can join together with The Phi- as the Constitution and the Fed- Virginia will be more interested college students. ladelphia Inquirer and stereotype THATCH eralist Papers. it in lessening the poverty of West Just liow cMlized are we? Why is illegal for students to all Villanovans as being crude and By Jeff Shesol Obviously, the federal govern- Virginia than will a representative live anywhere except for student irresponsible, I can also stereotype ment will retain its ultimate from By RAOUL A. dent Boris Yeltsin; people in general, the registered housing in North Dakota. Similarly, a DAMAS no "innocent nyan Rus- Lower Mer- the surrounding communities. |'M-reUUN6W0U,VJt supremacy just as it should. No governor in California will have bystanders" exist in such a con- sian forces thought they found the ion township? It sounds like Earlier this year. The Philadelphia DC3 6ANP0IT.' CAfFeiNe'9 one is arguing for a loose confed- a more invested interest in the History has proven time and flict of wills. The Chechen people only possible solution: fight dirty, discrimination to me. As a full- Inquirer trashed Villanova stu- ja«T A S0C4AL CRUTCH, ANP I r^HOM fit CAN eration of states or for 50 separate illegal immigration problem than again that if one plans to invade themselves are under attack, not So far, this has only sunk the time undergraduate one's occupa- dents by portraying us as spoiled, r-i HAVE A CONVWSimON sovereign nations. However, there would another's homeland, they had only their guerilla forces. Russian military command furth- tion is considered "student." a senator from New drunken animals; the source of all ^ WITHOUT IT IREAPY* are plenty of issues that the Hampshire. better prepare themselves for a The Russian troops actually er into the chasm of a "Vietnam- When you fill out a credit card problems plaguing the "presti- federal government would be wise America is still a diverse coun- massive war of attrition in hopes doing the fighting are a very type" conflict. They underesti- application one lists their occupa- gious Main Line." I. to entrust the states with. try. Believing that a few hundred that their forces are better pre- unlikely force. At the average age mated their enemy, overcompen- tion as "student." There is no Yeah, I have some friends who Problems that have escaped the people in Washington will discov- pared and more determined than of 19, these untrained, poorly sated with massive displays of "plumber housing" or "civil ser- are like that. I have more friends global, catch-all policies of Con- er a comprehensive program that their enemy. The indomitable equipped "troops" are no match "power," and must now deal with vant housing," that would be who work their butts off trying gress may face a stiffer challenge meets everyone's needs is simply spirit and strength of a people for the impassioned cunning of a situation very unlikely to resolve illegal. Just looking at some|of the to keep up their grades and hold in front of state legislatures. naive. Congress fails not because defending themselves from foreign the Chechen guerrillas and the itself any time soon and without student housing, it's easy to part-time jobs so their parents invasion is an image that needs infuriated populace that supports massive casualties on both sides. believe they register the worst don't have to hock anything else no explanation or justification for them every gruelling step of the Chechen leader Dudayev: "This hole-in-the-wall places, which no to keep up with tuition increases. its value. Fighting way. to protect one's The Russians are fighting a was will last half a century. . . It one else in their right mind would One headline, of previous men- LETTERS home places the defender in the battle against every farmer and will spread like fire." rent at such outrageous prices. tioned article, listed the "influx of position of a cornered animal; they housewife in Chechnya. The other day roommates (Continued from page 8) To the "Afghanistan" ring a bell for my students" as a source of tension become a bold and ferocious foreign invaders, everyone is a anyone? There will be no victor and I looked at a student registered in neighboring towns. fighter. potential enemy ready to lay down in Chechnya, only different apartment in Lower Merion. The What influx? The most recent her or his life in order to fend off degrees and types of loss for Student says drink up example of the both «a».%'8CKaot>%%iCKxxaao««3aa8K^^ workings of this theory is the their attacker. sides. The Russians are fated to To the Editor: years down that long road, these warfare in the republic of Chech- Perhaps the greatest irony is repeat not only their own mis- are the times I will cry out for in nya. V/ithin the past few weeks, that the people who have made takes, but the mistakes made by On behalf of my alcohol-sodden such conflict inevitable are The Sisters of the night. the three-year war for Chechen the numerous invading forces brethren, I demand equal time to And I don't deny that things get independence from Russia has ones furthest from the suffering, throughout recorded time. rain down a maelstrom of Uncle out of control, because they do. turned into a horrifying display The Russian troops are equally, because they have failed to learn Jack's finest whisky-fueled fury Once we start raging, the reins of mindless ferocity, as well as the if not more so, disillusioned and from history itself. There is no on Todd Leskanic's article, "Bot- become slippery little serpents we instinct for human perseverance distressed by this war. They are fighting force in the world more toms up, throw up, just as long not exactly DELTA DELTA DELTA just can't get a handle on. There in the face of adversity. sure why they have fierce or more mutua^ly destruc- as you clean it up"; a bitter, petty are the bad times which go hand The "David and Goliath" war guns in their hands and even less tive than a creature defending its attack on my beautiful Would like to thank Kristin Donohue, our brothers in hand with the good times — that has been waged and is still sure about the propriety of bomb- home and its children. The Che- and sisters. and that's a price I'm willing to far from over, serves as a bleak ing farmhouses and firing into chen people have become one great Listen up, stand wonderful Rush Chairperson, for our best Rush ye who on the pay. At least we have had our reminder of how little we, as a crowds of women and children creature, crouched, ready to risk ^iU ^0 P^^ssjudgement on a flock . gyerriUas. everytt^ tmt^ - . ^ ,;^*flfriiiaed" world, h^^^ to^l^ i« its attf^nst to save *^\h9it^mT^ti yfmHrWtW and to welcome the Pledge Class of 1 995. » .,< jV«*Jre no^ a malicious bfc^ Avwngc^^pnHesi&othcr; Wving ar ^'t and kicking dirt (tho^ there j^r^ those out^tjtieijt) ; agj^nst H^ and ^mralttyAlS^siaii die Itbssian tfdoM are infuriated ""bver the borders ybu'vc tHftd CONGRATULATIONS! to — ^re those who wish to live torces l^j^ve been officially A 70^yi^-old farmar wf ^ waving'^a "tattoo across our souls. and love at all costs. Unfortunate- with using "indicrimin^e fire- jg:eneral8 in M©s f . : m «v Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLAI^VAN • Page 13 ADAM SANDLER Until there's a cure, J" \. r there's the ^ This idiot's f ^ going back to school... 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The papers may be written specifically H CMEESf Sauce Cheese Sauce Cheese Sauce Cheese Sauce Steak/Cmcken Steak Sandwich for this competition or based on work completed at the University SUNDAY DINNER Stsak/Cncken Steak Sandwich Steak/Cmcken Steak Sandwich Steak/Cmcken Steak Sandwich Bteak/Cmcken Steak Sanowch SATURDAY DINNER E Assorted Breads A Rous during Spring, or Fall 1 994. 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PATRICIA KARLAN Del Monte Frwt Naturals in 1 President Del Monh Frut Naturals Del Monte Frwt Naturals Del Monte Frutt Naturau Del Monte Frwt Naturau during National Women's Studies Month March 995. """,: DON ROOS ""'""VVARNON MILCHAN, STEVEN REUTHER ,.,. HERBERT ROSS R Jack & Ju. Ice Cream Noveltcs Jack A Jix Ice Cream Noveltms Jack A Ju. Ice Cream Noveltms to the recipients on Wednesday, Mar. Jack A Ju. Ice Cream Noveltcs Jack A Ju. Ice Cream Noveltcs Jack A Ju. Ice Cream Noveltcs Dobbin will present the awards ""'"«V HERBERT ROSS 22,1995. IkI-WM''!. ^ TOESE STANDARD MENU FTEMS APPEAR EVERY MEAL ceoms. INFORI\/IATION: Please submit four (4) copies of the MmUSUBJfCT ^**^4Si;S!ft^J?^?^'*Ji5^ ^*S^,*S^JUS^i^^^f^ SUMISSiON (SUNDAY 'nfflU SATURDAY) Menu SUBJECT Studies, Room 448, St TOCMANOC ^^W^y^&»!:S^^J^im,'^SSIs TOCNANQK paper to Dr. Sheryl Bowen, Women's ^PtCtAtt^ bA^ Alt>^feAtemti ^IjKrtlAy iUM tHlJtebAV At bt^Sl^K . bougheny rtall. t'asta / Donahue ituil; ^It A Wot y Sc M«fy>» M, P5teto Feb. 22, 1 995. FEB Center by STARTS 3 Augustine k f * t Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN February 3, 1995 p**'"'^^ February 3, 1995 THE VILLANOVAN • Page 15 V Kappa Kappa Gamma L L A N O V A N u> ... Congratulates Lisa Faro Stacey Akers ManaCianci Pledge Class of 95 Kann Schmidt E A T U R E S Karen Robison Molly Smith Antonia Loffredo Megan Healy Kristie Mickle Erin Higgins Andrea Barilli Katherine Conner Has the media squeezed all the juice Jenifer Duncan J Julie Brislin outofO.j.? Ellen Mathers Maureen Reiley Kim Hennessy Neilly Stewart Daphne Voorhees Maureen Malone Kate Higgins Amy Cozamanis Katherine Rossini Jennifer Kane The end of sorority rush marks a Kathryn O'Connor Kara Saylor beginning for Jessica Maphey Linsey Serafina new pledges. Suzanne Adams Erin McDuffie Jen Lyden Alicia Yanois Aimee Pesce Regan Billingsley Lainie Suarez Colleen Healy Laura Picardi Liz Bell Groundhog's Day: Is it a fact or farce Kim Manzo Amy Randazzo Danielle Kay Katie Bader for Villanovans? Lauren O'Leary Meredith Silberg FILE PHOTO Jen Kacprowicz Lyndsay Smyth Katie McDowell Emily Nothstein Megan Olsen JaneBurrill NTERTAINMENT I HOW TO HANG ON TO YOUR DOUGH. ( WITHOUT CRAMPING YOUR STYLE ) My Education: A Book of Dreams ^ Separate ^'needs'' from 'Vants/' by William Burroughs consists of Hint: A bed is a need. A Mr. Microphone bizarre experiences and odd events. is a want. :l ^ Split the bill but only pay your share. Why put in for someone else's swordfish my education if all you got was soup? A BOOK OF DREAMS i& Set aside money for emergencies. ^Immortal Beloved/' a new Unless you'd rather call your parents cinematic release reveals for it instead. Beethoven in a new light. i& Keep your eye on your wallet. * V ' Have a Citibank Classic card in case you lose it. The Lost Wallef" Service can get you ennergency cashr a new card, usually within 24 hours, and help replacing vital docunnents. WILLIAM S. prove •Based on available cash line. The American Music Awards to be a slight disappointment. BURROUGHS I f 68 ..WHCT^' Page 16 • • February THE VILLANOVAN 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 17 Y Washington Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 1 l\/linimester Program Have fun! Learn something! — and earn Spring break Time management/ Tort Reform and three credits! Go to Washington, D.C. for three weeks Made plans for Spring Break yet? effective leaming Health Care Access in May (May 14-June 2) with the Washing- The Villanova volunteers will sponsor a volun- ton Minimester Program sponsored by the teer service trip to live and work at St. Get better organized this semester. Dr. Ms. Nancy H. Fullam, Esq. and Ms. Political Science department. Students will Francis Inn, Philadelphia, from Sunday, Reilly will offer practical suggestions for Kenwyn Dougherty, Esq., 7:30 p.m. in the live in Washington and meet with Senators, March 5 to Friday, March 10. It will be better time management and study tech- Wayne-St. David's Room. Call the College Congressmen, lobbyists and media person- a week serving the poor in a soup kitchen niques in a brief workshop this Tuesday, of Nursing at x4900 for further alities among others in a first hand look setting that you'd never forget! There will Feb. 7, 3 to 3:50 p.m. in the Counseling information. at the "real world" of politics. For further bean information meeting on Monday, Feb. Center, 106 Corr Hall. The workshop is information contact Dr. Jeff Hahn, who free 6, from 6-7 p.m. in the Campus Ministry and no sign-up is necessary. . will be the program director in Washington Office. or the department secretaries, Diane or Susan in Room 202 Liberal Arts Center. We will start taking signups on Tues- day, Jan. 24, 1995 at 12:30 p.m. in the Simpson Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Political Science department. A $100 non- refundable deposit is required at the time of sign up. French Club and Society Orientation 1 995 How does it weigh on Honor Law forum The French Club and the French Honor The New Student Orientation Program information The Villanova' Sports & Entertainment Society plan to view the French film meeting will be held Wednes- day, Feb. Law Forum, a new law journal at Villanova "Olivier, Olivier" in the Connelly Center 8, at 8 p.m. in the Day Hop. Applications for University School of Law, will be holding Cinema at 7 p.m. All members are encour- Orientation Counselors and Administrative Assistants will be its second annual symposium, entitled Part time aged to participate in the discussion led job the scales justice? available at the meeting and after Feb. 8 "Safe Harbors and Stern Warnings: FCC of by Professor Archie Perlmuter after the in 213 Dougherty. Regulation of Indecent Broadcasting," at The Career Planning and Placement film. Everyone is welcome! 12 noon Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Villanova office has job listings for babysitting, many criminal cases there is a A meeting of both student organizations By CHRISTINE MULLER University School of Law, Villanova, PA. office, retail and manual positions. The statement," which the defendant will be held at 12:45 p.m. in the conference Staff Reporter The symposium is open to the public and office is located on the first floor of Corr has made while in custody, "and room of the ML department (3d floor of there is no charge for admission. For Hall and hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. here we don't have one." Also, the LAC) on Tuesday, Feb. 7, to plan and Few events possess the power additional information regarding the to 5 p.m. and on Tuesdays until 7 p.m. case "is often based on a clear discuss the many new and exciting events and provoke the interest necessary symposium, please contact Joseph McMa- identification Imadel by wit- and activities for the semester. Feb. 9 to pre-empt programming for an hon at (610) 519-7605. nesses, and you often have. . . the extended period of time on four presence of the instrument of the national television networks, yet crime." In the Simpson trial, the the murder trial of OJ. Simpson prosecution's case is "based on has replaced the usual daytime the probability of who would schedules on NBC, ABC, CBS and Law School lecture commit the crime" as well as CNN. This barrage of coverage physical evidence. The St. Thomas More Society of Villa- has provided viewers, whether Tri-Star Basketball Credit card Yet students watching the trial nova Law School will present a lecture by copies genuinely interested in the trial also express reservations about Stanley L. Jaki, a Hungarian-born Catholic Sports Contest in the library or vainly attempting to supplant priest of the Benedictine order, who is a their soaps, exposure to the Amer- Society of St. distinguished university professor at Seton ican judicial system in action. This year's Tri-Star Basketball Sports A new credit card copy express device Hall University with doctorates in theology Contests for boys and girls between has been Augustine the installed on #1 copier in the But does the Simpson trial If eveiyttiirig and physics, author of nearly 30 books and ages of eight $ like and 13 will be held Saturday, library. This should provide added conven- accurately reflect the typical trial over 100 articles. He will speak at the law Feb. 18, 1995 beginning The Society of St. Augustine will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the ience for anyone wishing to use Visa, process? "Not at all," according to else In woitdi; school on "The Pseudo-Scientific Roots of the Monday, Feb. 6, at 5 p.m. in the Day Hop Jake Nevin Field House. The events will Master Card, or American Express to make Professor Leonard Packel of the Law's Debacle" this Thursday, Feb. at for dinner and discussion of upcoming 9, be passing skills, shooting skills and copies in the library! The unit provides Villanova Law School, who you get more for 3:40 p.m. dribbling . events. New members are encouraged to skills. credit card users a printed receipt for teaches courses in criminal law Trophies will record attend. Any questions call x3514. be awarded for each age keeping, tax purposes or and trial practice. While "alleged ycHjr money when group for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. No entry reimbursement. domestic murders are not uncom- youhcnrettie fee! Villanova is one of the first Universities mon," he notes that the attention Off-Campus info to utilize this capability. devoted to this case, as well as the money. extreme efforts of both the prose- unusual. Information on living off-campus next cution and defense, are year: Have your questions answered about long "Typically, cases do take a televising lease, landlord-tenant relationships and the media's role in the time to get to trial," but he points local zoning ordinances. Learn what you proceedings. Senior biology major similar cases usually tend Misc. out that Melissa DiSipio felt "they made Villanova need to know to live off campus success- last only about four to five days; to it like a opera when the fully next year!! Thursday, Feb. 9, in Ihe more soap a length of ten days is considered Environmental Lounge, Dougherty Hall, 4:30 p.m. camera could move around," West Villanova Conceivably, basketball extremely unusual. because the camera would focus be Group two to three such cases could on family members and their roadtrips of time tried in the same amount reactions rather than simply the argu- . opening "The sky is falling. . the sky is falling." taken to present trial itself. Presiding Judge Lance Villanova Feminist The Basketball Club is sponsoring Never fear Chicken Little, there are things ments in the Simpson trial. Ito found this equally troubling, roadtrips to two 'Nova the earth. V.E.G. away games. The you can do to help Join since it exposed alternate jurors games are Feb. 1 1 vs. Georgetown, and Feb. for their weekly meetings starting Monday, Feb. 11-13 whose identities should have 20 vs. Georgetown. Each trip is $30 Feb. 6, at 7:15 p.m. at the Center for Peace Be a part of Villanova remained unknown. But DiSipio history! Join the (includes ticket and bus). Arrangements and Justice. We are looking for new ideas Villanova says, "Once the camera fixed Feminist Coalition as they plan can be made by was semester and nomina- contacting Bob Nashak in for the upcoming for this year's [in place] it seemed more like a Women's History Month as the SGA office, ext. 7203. tions for a public relations representative. well as for finance major Nancy courtroom." "Take Back the Night." Iti^bMiitforaiot "it's a question not just of pub- improve the quality of his defense. says senior Cultural film series "I think it Meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in licity, but also of resources;" Dowd asserts, "It's like every- Guthro. Kerry Ann Manley, also probably does help the Center for Peace and Justice. For more oftMiistiiifM* Simpson has the money thing else in the world"; Packel a senior, agrees, asserting that "if people understand [the judicial The Best Intentions, winner of the because info call either Heather — ext. 8702, or support an extensive defense explains, "You get more for your he were anyone else no one would process] but you can get the wrong prestigious Palme d'Or award at the 1992 to Anne — voice mail #83324. i#€NMiiliy» team, he can afford to sustain his money when you have the care." impression from it," says Packel. Cannes Film Festival, is the upcoming He feels it own defense in a longer and more money." Yet Langran admits that evi- might prove beneficial feature in Villanova's Spring '95 Cultural ObvioutiylMsii effort than the average "It's the nature of the beast for dence of preferential treatment for the media to differentiate Film & Lecture Series, "The Ties that exhaustive the same time, the a lot of things in this country. because of Simpson's fame between the atypical and typical Bind." The movie, which was directed by defendant. At the impor- Obviously this is a glaring exam- remains uncertain, since reports aspects of the case. However, he Bille August (Pelle the Conqueror), prosecution realizes will have generally appearing competent ple of it because this is justice," of such circumstances as Simp- believes "there's a lot to four viewings in the Connelly Center FYl's must •xoRipi* of il tance of be First aid course the incessant scrutiny of says Langran. "You like to think son's living conditions depend learned" from watching the Cinema: Saturday, Feb. 11, at 7 p.m.; under so that they are pres- that the outcome will be the same upon the filter of media portrayals. trial on television. "People see Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and the media, The Villanova Emergency Medical Ser- Support of the opening statements, group enting an all-out commitment of regardless of the income of the Also, despite the brutality which they vice will be offering a first aid Monday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 (VEMS) points out crime, Packel points out that "it's may never have seen in be typed their own to match that of the defendant." But Dowd their this semester. It will begin on for students and $3.50 for general The Counseling course Center will offer a not for the prosecution to lives"; he adds, "It's defense. that "every trial is certainly unusual being done Monday, Feb. 6, and run through March admission. support group during the spring semester [repres- seek the death penalty in a domes- at a very high level "It's the publicity that makes equal to every other trial and the 25. The class will be meeting Monday and Monday evening's screening will be for Villanova students who have an eating i says Dr. Robert entation] goes from adequate to tic murder case unless there's a lawyers are very good." introduced by guest speaker Judith Switzer, disorder. it so different," Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m. -9 p.m., The confidential group will meet the prose- "I think and double of the Political Science brilliant." long history," so that that it's instructive in who will also lead a discussion, "Mixed is exaggerat- Langran and two Saturdays from 10 a.m. -4 p.m. The once each week for an hour. The meeting "Everything here that defendant is so Villanova students who have cution's decision not to pursue the you see how a trial plays Emotions," following the viewing period. tinie Dowd department. "The course costs $75 and you may sign up at will be arranged to fit the ed," says Professor DonaW I schedules well-known and has enough seen some of the trial believe death penalty was not surprising. out," says Langran. Dowd asserts, the parking office in the St. Clare House For more information, please call (610) of interested students. Law School. n Please contact Dr. of the Villanova Yet Packel admits that "this "I think it's money to pay the best lawyers." Simpson has advantages over the positive. There's a (Mon.Fri. 8 a.m. -4 p.m.) For more infor- 519-4750 on weekdays between 9 a.m. and Leslie Parkes at x4050 teaches criminal, as for more spaced. Dowd, who defendant because of his case is a little bit more complicated good deal of good Simpson's ability to afford high average lawyering. I mation, contact VEMS at ext. 6808. 5 p.m. information. law, agrees well as constitutional wealth and fame. "I'm learning a than usual." For Dowd, "there are think in general are profile lawyers such as Johnnie for the public it's that "opening statements Cochrane and Robert Shapiro lot about preferential treatment," three things that are missing: in very positive." usually not that long." He believes I Page 18 • THE ViLLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 19 Service trip to Gliana, Africa provides hope for ail By HYUN LEE ol\ one day layover in Amster- filled with the manual manufac- from the rafters, its edges metic- Breman Fosuansa, closing with Staff Reporter dam. Robin Tilghman, the turing of sand-crete blocks. This ulously tucked under the mattress the dedication of one house and National Coordinator of Habitat process involved mixing sand as to avoid the invasion of unwant- the partial completion of another. To some, Africa is a land where for Humanity International, greet- Personals with cement and water. When the ed bugs. But for some, invasion We ate the local food, participated elephants and lions roam the open ed us at the airport and remained mixture was moist enough, it was was unavoidable, and not only in in a village soccer game and let fields and giraffes linger under with us throughout our stay. dumped into a wooden frame. The our beds, but on the toilet as well. the children style our hair. When every tree. To others, Africa is a After a brief orientation the mixture was then manually com- New experiences were at every it came time to depart, we were land where lives bleed away'at the following morning, we piled (liter- pressed so that when the frame turn and this included lizards, all a bit more complete and pro- hands of ethnic cleansing ally) into a bus that and held more was disassembled, five sand-crete rats and spiders. foundly fulfilled. apartheid. But to than I a small group ever thought it could. blocks remained. Then the wood- We worked for ten days in here at Villanova, Africa also Twenty people and all of our en frames would be reassembled for represents a land luggage rich in culture, were crammed into a and the process repeated. We did deep in roots and full of new vehicle the size of a Volkswagon a great deal of shoveling, mixing friendships. bus. The front windshield was and plastering. cracked in three different places; Many of the women had an our bags were held in by a piece opportunity to go native and carry of string which tied the doors a variety of things on our heads. together, and the weather was We worked side by side with the Twentf people and all of comparable to our unbearable villagers every day, sharing con- Valentine'is summers. versati6n Day our luggage and laughter. Our even- were These were the conditions of ings were filled with cultural crammed into a vehicle the three hour ride to Breman music, dance and story-telling. the size of a Fosuansa, the Habitat for Human- ity work site. During the three Volkswagen. hour ride, we drank in the scenery. Every village we passed through we could see half-naked children When it time wave to us and scream "Abroni! came to Abroni!" Twe (one of the native depart, we were all a bit I recently returned to the states languages) for white person. Upon more complete and after a two week service trip to our arrival at Breman. Fosuansa, Ghana, Africa. Among me stood we were greeted with a parade. profoundly fulfilled. some of the most mature and As we walked through the village, February responsible students, as well as an people came out to welcome us and 10th accomplished Issue faculty leader, Dr. the street overflowed with beau- Barbara Wall. We only had four tiful children. months to prepare for this trip. Our work days started with The people of the village embraced And within those four months, breakfast and morning devotion. us with their culture, sharing each one of us worked cohesively We would work from 8:30 a.m. to with us the richness of their land to raise funds as well as deepen about 2:30 p.m. with an hour and the bold colors of their our knowledge of the land. lunch break. The labor was personalities. We left New Year's Day, unsure extremely physical and tedious. When the sun dipped under the of what lay ahead but certain that We spent an entire work day horizon every evening, we would this would be a positive expe- transporting sand from the river retrieve our flashlights and con- PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN rience. Though we left the states to the work site using four shovels, verse on wooden benches. We on Jan. 1, we did not arrive in about eight head pans, and one slept on two-inch foam mattresses A young African girl and a Villanovan help transport sand. Special Price: Accra, Ghana until Jan 3 because rented truck. Other days were with mosquito netting hanging Groundhog's Day Makes Pssst . first $3.50 20 words Villanova students speak up "It wasn't until July, when the comet Shoemaker- Le¥y g hit Jupiter, that we realized we Ihfe in a bad By ERIN SHEA makes Groundhog Day a unique to forecast the weather for the neighborhood." Staff Reporter holiday. Unlike the more popular upcoming season. — Carl Sagan holidays. Groundhog Day has no Legend says that the groundhog 25 Lou Lord 9. Pork . 4. Mary 10. Who said "This year, let's work together, step by step and get something 7" done?" 5. Helium 10. Ex-Action Figures ** {A mwers on page 21} . ) ) , . , V f wjrinMt -t Page 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 21 E A T U R E S What's In Your Head? u. Artist creates paper, peace ''Telling Air' may lead to happiness special to the Villanovan the Geraldine R. Dodge Artist/ uses color and form to exaggerate By MELISSA SALSO the initiative to Joe: I don 't care, it 's up to you. Then two people can really get to worth laying it on the line. be upfront with Teacher grant and in 1990 was meaning. Features Editor such feelings, the know all facets of each others' Scenario 3: TAKING THE real risk is that awarded a fellowship from the Patterson's fascination with of a lifetime of Great. So now the first impres- personality and then decide their 5TH. You can't overcome the fear never knowing. New Jersey State Council on the surfaces and paints led her to "All we need is a cup of coffee, one Large scale oils and sion set is that punctuality isn't compatibility. No fronts to put up. involved in confessing feelings of No wants to live a life of hand-made Arts. She has had solo exhibitons study papermaking at the Dieu a pack smokes, and some con- pulp works of really a big deal to Lisa, nor is it you sit back and leave "could have beens." If you by painter and paper- at Schering Plough Corporation in " No games to play. true love. So are Donne-Handmade Paper Mill of versation. — Ethan Hawke, maker Kaaren Patterson for Joe. Perfect match. Both people would know each things alone. After all, why risk involved in a relationship founded will be Kenilworth, N.J., and Walters New York City. From that expe- "Reality Bites" on display at the Villanova We also learn that Joe loves other inside and out. Establishing ruining a good thing? upon false attempts to fulfill your Uni- Gallery at Douglas College in New rience, she mastered the art of versity Art Gallery football, and gee, so does Lisa. And a relationship with a good friend "Telling all" takes a lot of guts. partner's ideals, rethink it care- from Jan. 16 Brunswick, NJ. pulling colored pulp from the vat Some of the strongest relation- to Feb. 16. they both like art. How conve- would be like buying a car that But let me just leave you with a fully. And if it's a close friend Her works have also been fea- to create images during the paper- ships start out between two people Spirit nient. This relationship has poten- you've already been drivirig for final thought. If you feel strong you're scoping, consider telling Of and Vision — Gifts tured in shows at the New Jersey making process. who are at first "only friends." from the Ancestors tial, right? months. Okay, maybe its like feelings of devotion for a friend them so. It could result in a change is the title Center for the Visual Arts, the "I create the surface and the Speculations as to why this is true Patterson gives her WRONG. buying a used car, in a sense. But and never let on, there is always for the better. one-person Newark and Jersey City Muse- image simultaneously. The result vary. The real reason rests in the exhibition of canvasses For all anyone knows, Lisa at least you could better avoid the the chance that he/she might feel and pulp ums, Bell Laboratories at Murray I want to achieve is an equality fact that when two people are designs on paper, could detest football. Joe could lemons. the same exact way but is too Especially during the approach- A main objective Hill, NJ., the City University of of the negative and positive space. friends, they tend to act more loathe art. But would you tell ing season of hearts and of her work, she says, is to create New York Okay, there is one problem with scared to admit it. If you don't take flowers. . Graduate Center, the I am attempting to refine the natural around each other. They universal images someone on a first date that you this, I know. A major problem, at that are visual Robeson Gallery at Rutgers Uni- written symbol to that of a don't have so much to prove. feel like you have absolutely that: How does a inter-friend models of her meditations of versity in Newark, and the Wom- gesture." On the other hand, those who peace, spirit nothing in common with them? relationship get started? Who and power. en Artists at New Jersey Colleges Patterson teaches art in the begin to date upon meeting or "The intent," There is really no hope of founding should be the first one to fess up? O P T E H says Patterson, Invitational at Rutgers. public schools of Elizabeth, NJ., shortly after being introduced run a relationship with them? Basically, who should reveal their "is to evoke a mood or place and "I am describing what has been and is an adjunct art history into a major set-back. It is all too If you would, then good for you. feelings first? convey an idea. I want my works observed wilhin the context of a instructor at Kean College in easy to shape the other person's to breathe art Honesty is the key to a successful There is no answer to this one. as spiritual acts of spiritual experience. Perhaps Union, NJ. She earned master's image of you around that which relationship from the start. But No formula or rule like, "After 4.2 ritual and meditation which I spirituality is the independent degrees in art history and an MFA they would consider ideal. begin sometimes its hard to be honest. months of a friendship, it is safe Straight (mm tht^ Home Office in 201 DougberTy ar^- the Top and the viewer completes. variable that influences the artist, in painting at Rutgers University. For example, Lisa and Joe meet And on a first date there are so I want people who view for one to publically announce i en rejected halftime shows for Superbowl Sunday: my work as well as the viewer. Many of my The gallery welcomes visits by for the first time after a mutual to many other factors that would one's love for their best friend." become active participants in visual images arise from medita- student and other groups at no friend "hooks them up." Both are affect the validity things the creative of the I wish there were. (Boy, do I wish 10, Newt Gingrich vs. Bill Chnton in a >jteel case match, process. For the tion. When I get one, I try to record charge. Arrangements may be eager for the other to like them. viewer, you say. And the things you do. there were). 9 Q & A With Johfinie Cochran. the show becomes a walk- it," she shares. made by telephong (610) 519-4612. When they finally meet: Artist Kaaren Patterson works on her oil and hand-made pulp work. Expectations have to be met. But there isn't. The best one 8. Naked calesthenics with Rush timbaugh. ing meditation." Patterson calls her paintings Gallery hours are from 9 a.m. to You'll have your friends to face can do is consider the consequen- 7, The works of Kobert Frost (Sorry, that's rejected halftime Patterson is a 1993 recipient of neo-expressionist in which she 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Joe: I'm sorry I'm a little late. I the morning after. And come on, of prose. . ces a "Best Friend Love Con- . was watching thefootball game and if a date looks good, God only fession" (Thanks, Ricki Lake. . 6, Father Dobbin and his dancing poodles, . lost track of the time, I guess. knows what words can be said. . Scenario 1: CRASH AND 5 The Mid^Atlantic halftime bake^off. HO KNOWS, WHO CARES Lisa: (Upset at thefact that he shows The foundation for a relation- BURN. You're in love. Your friend 4. Wolfman tossing. Peace Justice Answers up minutes late) & 22 "Oh, that's all ship cannot be set upon the mere isn't. A strong relationship should 3, Dodgeball with Regis and Kathy Lee. Die, OLE, Ole. Ole... BRAZIL... er... uh... Villanova... right. I love football, do you play?" fulfillment of another's desires. If 2. . be able to overcome any initial Ro&eanne sucking herself into a Pepsi botrif Y'ARRIBA. . Tex Mex has a BIGGER impact than one might Joe: Yeah, I play for my school. you enter one in such a manner, think. . not embarrassment years as as the . . and from much book BAG burgjar Yik 6. Horses frisbee/can . opener, . THANKS to the folks at the hbrary. Wo got a 10 CENT Visa-bill. . . $.49 Soft at + 7. Failing to disclose financial interests, avoiding taxes and misleading Tacos down the border. , Congress UNBELIEVABLE .. what will they thmk of next... a TIP for those economt^ing for SPRING Break. . . at least you'tlhe 8. False getling.about a ZILLION PESOS to the dollar, . OJ could usr ' a trip to 9. Virulent E. Coli MEXICO right about now. . (not cause he WANTS to. but 10. President Clinton bex^ause ifs a current event that fit.s into the MEXICO theme we're trying to work with here). . smog is a terrible problem in MEXICO City... but even if you can't run for the BORDER and you're not the MASTER of your domam. . quien SABE, quien concerne, . . (who knows, who cares) (Edited by Speedy Gonzalez and Slowpoke Rodriquez, who were not happy having to trudge through the "poo" Juan Valdez' mule left in the aisle at the supermarket while trying to purchase some qtiality Columbian coffee.} Alpha Phi would like to apologize for a typographical error in listing our new pledge sisters in last week's Villanovan. Our new pledge sisters Kristen Althamer and Lauren Rospond were mistakenly omitted. We would like to College welcome them and all of our new pledge sisters Discounts WOMEN HOOPS in to our sisterhood. and Specials Don't miss the 'Cats as (with Villanova Student I.D.) Haverford, PA SAC they sink their claws (Located next to Gators) Wed., CONGRATULATIONS Next to Images Hair & Noil Studio into the Big East: 525-7125 they're #2 right now!! Using only Sonnebraune Wolff System To ALL of our new .Joluo.' The World's #1 Choice in Come out and help the Indoor Tanning ' AO pledge sisters! Featuring Wolff System Euro Sun S3 'Cats weather the Red Latest in Lamp Technology Bellarium S • Complete Privacy pavilion Storm on Feb. 8! • Relaxing Atmosphere dxipoxit Trained Technicians • Indoor-Outdoor Products — ...o?^- '^^'" ^ iiBiiii ii]m,^.i"ivi> V -' '** Page 22 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAf^ • Page 23 E A T U R E S The AMNION - New pledge Initiation causes sisterhood to thrive Villanovan crisis pregnancy center By MELISSA SODOLSKI so that the listers and other dinners and date dances. AMarixroj Assistant Features Editor pledges are able to identify and Pledges are assigned a tempor- care^et greet them. With approximately ary big sister who will serve as L you've seen them huddled in 150 girls in each sorority, this is a guide until a permanent one is groups around campus. You've beneficial because it is difficult to chosen later this month. One of heard them chanting their songs remember everyone in the early the most essential and special in the quad. What was all this stages of initiation. qualities of any sorority is that of chaos about? The annual sorority FREE PREGNANCY SCREENING TEST There are meetings every week sisterhood. There is a unique rush has come and gone, so what during which orientation type sense of belonging felt by all the At Ongoing Support Services will become of the newly initiated these participating activities and icebreakers allow sisters, as well as an extended pledges now? the sisters to get to know each effort to create an atmosphere A counseling center offering honest discussion of options and services. The next few weeks are going other on a more personal level. where the new sisters are comfor- Make an informed choice. No pressure, no abortion referrals. Ail services free. to be very exciting for the new However, these meetings are table in their respective sororities. locations: members of the Greek community. informational as well as recrea- There is a great emphasis in the New Walk-In Hours: Thursdays from 1-8 p.m. Initiation activities are planned to tional. Pledges are taught about Greek community on giving of give the pledges an opportunity to the founding sisters and the oneself through participating in Connelly 525-1557 get to know their soon to be Center history of their sorority. Sororities community service projects. Each sisters. The pledgemasters are also plan overnight retreats for sorority has a philanthropic event responsible for unity between the pledges and the sisters. This where the sisters volunteer both their old and new members. "I do gives both old All Dining and new members services to benefit the lives of Halls as much as I can to make the new a chance to grow closer as a group. others. Such events include Delta members feel welcome," says Northwestern College of Chiropractic There are various other activities Delta Delta's Send A Kiss fund Alpha Phi Pledgemaster Natalie is accepting applications for its next three entering classes. planned for initiation including raiser, Delta Gamma's Anchor PHOTO BY SHARON GFMFFIN Falvey now Parlato. tshirt New pledges are now a vital part of Villanova's Greek System-on campus. making, paintball, TGs, Splash, and Alpha Chi Omega's (April 1995. September 1 99S. January 1996) Pledges must wear a pin daily which are sorority and fraternity Hunt for Hunger. These events with their sorority's colors on it General requirements at time entry include: mixers, theme parties, pledge are run entirely by the sorority. of Hartley * At least 2-3 years of undergraduate college in a health science or basic science degree program. (Inquire for a complete list of specific Who's Who At V.U.? requirements.) Mendel * GREEK BRIEI^ A minimum G.P.A. of 2.S. (A more competitive G.P.A. is favored.) * A personal interest in a career as a prima^ care physician. Attention all Greek organizations: The Features section now runs a Tolentine Northwestern College of Chiropractic offen a rigorous four year professional weekly bulletin entitled "Greek Briefs" in which all fraternities and education. Our focus on science, diagnosis, chiropractic methods, patient sororities are invited to print announcements. Entries must be 1-2 double and, of course, care and research provides our graduates with Jhe spaced typed paragraphs (with a word count!), and must be delivered to tools they need to woH( as primary care physicians in the health care environment NWCC is fully accredited by North Central Association of the Villanovan office by 12 noon on Tuesday. The office is located on the second floor of Dougherty Hall, Room 201. Colleges and Schools and the Council on Chiropractic Education. . Kelly's Alpha Phi is extremely proud to announce the elections of two of our For Subscriptions CaU: 1-800-888-4777 or 8S8-4777 sisters to Panhellenic positions. Michelle Dinisco was elected to the position 'i" Write: Director of Admissions of Panhellenic '^;;>"' President. Meghan O'Shea was elected to the positionof Rush Call (610) 519-7206 2501 West 84th Street, Minneapolis. MN 55431 Chair. Both women have served as leaders in the Greek community before. 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February 3. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 Page 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 S 'Beloved' starts slow but triumphs By BARBARA COLE this vision and the actual result, the tiresome narration falls away Staff Reporter Rose fails. and some truly striking scenes Two Thumbs Up: 5 Although Gary Oldman excel- emerge. The portrayal of the Over a decade after the lently portrays the tantrums and world of deafness dramatically Academy-Award blockbus- fury of a madman, the image of illustrates the isolation and ter, "Amadeus," the movie indus- musicians as crazed lunatics is silence which enshrouds the enig- A MASTERPIECE. try at last sheds much-deserved one stereotypical trap to which matic genius. Oldman soars in light on the life One Of THE VERY BEST of another musical "Immortal Beloved," like so many this aspect. prodigy, Ludwig Van Beethoven, biographical productions before it, While Isabella Rossellini is MOVIES OF 1994: in "Immortal Beloved." Unfortu- " highlighted in the credits, her .f-i nately, the light that director performance proves neither an Bernard Rose casts on that com- asset nor a liability. I. \ M \ \ poser UIMPCIillJRlCPwyy 1110 leaves much to be desired. Despite the monotonous narra- I The title and premise of the tion and introductory scenes, 1liaht»i thcrtW •^«i* cBrMshifiBWil HF^i^f^lF* movie are taken from a posthum- "Immortal Beloved" redeems ous letter, intended as Beethoven's MMmofd Rom itself in the end. Perhaps the first last will and testament, addressed movie which effectively shows the to "My all, my other self, my costs on tticrt relationship between music and immortal beloved." However, no our emotions, Rose explores the one, not even coiiipoiw tooves COLUMBIA ,. Beethoven's secre- power of music as communication PICTURES X tary Anton Schindler, (played by iiii^htobo between the artist and the world, Jeroen Krabbe), have any knowl- not as mere entertainment. edge of any such life-long romance The film shifts from images of THE INCREDIBLE MUSIC OF IMMOKfAL BE LOVED in the genius* life. Beethoven as conductor to flash- ISBROUGHTTOUFE AT TIffSE THEATRES. Beethoven's brother, full of backs of the sorrowful events MTZFIVE AMCPAMTBrSCflOS$»IG9 resentment for the abuse and which tell the story of his music. UMTED ARTISTS TMEATKS Ml ^V lIRSi V ?i4Wi(niiiSl 925 7900 Homes I »?02 KMGIQUSN AMCMANITONI Daily* 1? 00? 30 5 00 unrest which the 1 Mile North o( SkyI Eipy on composer succumbs. The initial scenes, far But the real heart of the movie AMC 4 BOO f4ortti HouM 73. Mirllon 7 30andiOOOPM WOOOHAVEN MAU Route 202. Kmg ot Prussia I 95 Woodhavcn Rd SRi 13 wrought, demands that the letter from suspenseful, progress slowly is driven home as Beethoven $4 001$! Show only ATCOMULTIPIEXCMEMAS UMTEO ARTISTS REGAL HUNTMGOON TXEATRES Whil* HOTM Pik* Ris 30 1 73 be ignored, and that he seize all and Rose's excessive reliance on explains to his nephew, that MONTGOMCRWILE vAonu CHIW TMIAIfd RoulM 309 202 and 463 WmCTOWV of the remaining music and narration quickly becomes labor- "music is power" which carries County Lm* Rfl >l D«»nvill> Rd on CAU. FOn SMOWTMES money. From this predicament, ious. However, all is not lost. the listener into the composer's FOR THEATRES & SHOWTIMES CALL (215) 222 FILM Rose delivers a baffling and sus- Once Rose gets into the nitty- mind. dered unable to hear the emotions majestic fusion of eye and ear, the penseful plot designed to uncover gritty of the action and plot, and For all those MTV viewers of the composer in wordless music, sounds of the Ninth Symphony the identity of the unknown finally tells his audience what accustomed to the graphic images Rose provides the window into have never before been better woman. But somewhere between they needed from the beginning. of videos and who are thus ren- Beethoven's heart and mind. A connected with sight. AMA's win no awards for excitement By ERIC CHEUNG presenters half-heartedly read Make Love To You" and the singing on both their parts. male artist. In the country field, Senior Reporter their tele-prompted jokes, which executive producer of Toni Brax- Other notable performances the same artists that seem to have steadily gone downhill ton's debut album, which won in included a Prince montage and a always win, won again: Vince Gill Expectations were high during among all award shows. Accep- the R&B category. Additionally, Led Zeppelin number to accom- was honored for his "Whenever the 22nd American Music tance speeches were notable only he took home his very own trophy pany their respective special You Come Around," Reba McEn- Awards (AMA), held Monday for there extreme brevity. It was for favorite R&B male artist. awards. Prince, now known as the tire scored two victories for album night in Los Angeles' Shrine as though everyone wanted the However, it was his "Take a Bow" Artist Formerly Know as Prince, and female artist, Garth Brooks auditorium. Unfortunately only a show to end as quickly as possible. remarked that "Prince" could won male artist and Alabama, as few stand-out performances Still, the popularity and talent finally be laid to rest during his usual, achieved another group sparked a rather lackluster even- of the big-name artists featured on ACC9piCil1C0 acceptance speech. The other big triumph. Pop crossover, Tim ing of award presetnations. the show were enough to keep the performance of the evening was McGraw, grabbed the favorite Normally the presentation of au(^ience and the television viewer an R&Bi all-star collaboration new country artist award. the AMA awards, which are won occupied. Philly act Boyz II Men called Black Men United and their Rap/hip-hop, heavy metal/hard based on popularity, i& cause for finally received the accolades to notaUe only tor inspirational hit from the Jason 's rock and alternative music offered excitement — the music indus- accompany their record-breaking L^nc soundtrack, "U Will Know." only one award apiece for favorite ttMlrbiwrHy. A 1-800-COLLECT CALL WAS ALL IT TOOK FOR MARY TO FORGIVE DAN try's favorite artists from all areas ways. In the glow of a three-award Most award winners appeared artist. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Nirva- of music coming together to shine sweep (favorite pop/rock single but did not perform. Ace of Base na and the decidedly un- for their fans. But sadly the night and R&B/soul single fgr "I'll nabbed two AMAs for favorite •alternative Counting Crows won FOR THAT WICKED CASE OF POISON IVY. seemed to drift away quickly and Make Love To You" and favorite new pop act and favorite pop those awards respectively. All-4- forgettably, save for the awards R&B group), the vocal quartet did duet with Madonna that really group. Anita Baker took home a One, overshadowed by Boyz II themselves. a spirited rendition of its current had the crowd cheering. Using an well-deserved R&B female artist Men, still managed a new R&B Hosts Lorrie Morgan, Queen syrupy ballad "On Bended Knee," Oriental motif and backed by a award. All the litigation about artist win. To round out the Latifah and the recently resur- which earned the group one of the lush orchestra, Madonna and Michael Bolton stealing from awards, Mariah Carey was named rected pop veteran, Tom Jones, night's few standing ovations. Babyface had perhaps the most other artists' works did not deter favorite pop female and the Lion kept the night rolling with nary Babyface certainly had himself exciting of the night's performan- him from earning two awards for /C/«^ soundtrack was voted favor an attempt at humor. Award a big evening as the writer for "I'll ces despite some less-than-stellar adult contemporary artist and pop ite pop album. i1 The best and worst of hip hop in '94 By JOE LOPEZ 4. Digable Planets: Blowout worst this season producing huge Staff Reporter Comb. money makers with "Whoomp 5. Pete Rock & CL Smooth: The there it is" or Whoot, whoo cares? Let's get right down to busi- Main Ingredient. Shame on anybody still rhyming ness! Being that there was no These five represent the most about being a 'G', and that hip hop representation in the solid of the year. O.C. and Organ- includes Dre and Snoop. Music best/worst of 1994 last issue, this ized for their straight up lyrical award or not, it is time to progress week's topic is the best and worst terrorism, and Common Sense for in rap for 1994. How about the his ability to make you say WWlCHjfClliOlMlHfl, best albums of the year. 'Daaam' after every line. Digable Without a doubt Nas's Illmatic Planets for making a second when ttito kid made the most noise this year, album that topped their first, probably the most eagerly antic- which not many artists can do. from Viiglnhai ipated album in the history of rap. Lastly, Pete Rock is simply a Biggie Smalls and Craig Mack musical genius, and I still can not iferops Ms dtetMit 1-800-COLLECT also the set, attracting blew up figure out CL's flow. Some other Oil more attention to the east coast MC's that made '94 more inter- Big toot wftti with two buttery LP's. Redman esting: Artifacts bringing back CMipas SaveThe PeopleYira Call UpTo44%. came back strong on his second graffiti and the true b-boy snuffed every- and Method Man essence. . . The Beatnuts dropped «MKHittve his debut, body from behind with a buttery debut. . . Black Moon got Tical Do not forget about Q-tip mad people open with their bsides producefi and Phife, whose Midnight and remixes as well as their LP. . Marauders album hit hard in the Wu-tang. .. Kurious... Smif n '94. beginning of Wesson. . . the list can go on and are great, All of these albums on. lyrically. Show me what you got. his full length LP. This is rather are hip hop law. but if one wants the low down, it's time to flip the script Now Do not show me what you can do nauseating to a true head like Best video of the year: Gang- '94 according '94. the top 5 albums in and discuss the worst of First with a gun. Vanilla Ice and Sha- myself, so let us get back to the starr "Suckas need bodyguards" to the Theatre Crew: of all, Fu-Scnickens, FELL OFF! quille O'Neal both displayed the best. — although only seeing paj:tg ;;,[ 1. O.C: Word... Life. Nice and Smooth, FELL OFF! The great size of their nerve by putting Best single of 1994: O.C. it, the lyrics thoroughly 'j^amt the 2. Organized Konfusion: Stress Source Magazine, FELL OFF! out second albums, and Neo Deion, "Time's Up" — anyone out there picture, and the video was prob- (the extinction agenda). Also, Miami Bass music (which is Hammer's best friend, is about to wants to be a rapper better know ably the most necessary in '94. 3. Common Sense: Resurrection. not hip hop), was at an all time make a mockery of rap music with this song inside and out, the lyrics (Continued on page 30) *^» ,,.W)K. February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3. 1995 T N T E R T A I N M E N THE Further creates a sincere musical sound ARTS ^ cassette days. The brothers with names so fresh that they their Cultural Film Series: 'Olivier Olivier' By MARK McCREARY from Florida to Los Angeles would have tickled your ears. moved Staff Reporter grew a new attitude. They are Nine Inch Nails, Nirva- and Serge, the stern father, with a hot The ramifications of 01ivier*s cover of the disc, a Golden By JACQUELINE EDDY na, Jane's Addiction and Dinosaur The temper and a demanding mother; disappearance are devastating: a which Staff Retxtrter Jr. Many say that they like these Apple, has a small quote Nadine, the playful daughter who guilt-ridden Nadine prays for apple] should bands now. Why? Because they ends with, "It [the dabbles in telekinesis and delights Olivier's return, and Elisabeth, fully are now heard on favorite radio never be picked before it is in teasing her younger brother; obsessed with finding her beloved name of the band is Furth- ripe because this mistake gives it and child, temporarily drives Serge The stations? Because they played at ^^C\\\v'\er Olivier," an inter- Olivier, the spoiled 9-year-old. little er. They are not known by Lollapalooza? not let your a flat and acid taste." This away. Do V-r nationally known and Their most. straight to the perspec- familial tragedy begins They have released only ignorance blind you. clue goes critically Six years later, an officer acclaimed film, is Polish when Olivier, It is hyperbole at its wearing his ever- two works: their first full LP, the Further is a solid, creative rock tive listener. director assigned to the case arrests a Agnieszka Holland's least present red baseball name of which escapes this lazy best. This music is ready to be cap, disap- street hustler he believes band. They sound like a cross known masterpiece. This 1993 is Olivier investigator, and their latest, an picked and taken abundantly as and brings him to the between early Dinosaur Jr., tale of intriguing circumstances Duvals. EP titled Grimes Golden. Two ear-food. The quote simply means Here is where the magic of the Guided By Voices and non- keeps the viewer entranced until members of the band were once leave all of your baggage at the movie begins. Is this acoustic^Sebadoh. the electrifying and shocking teenager signed by a major label, but did door. Do not bring along any prior Olivier or an impostor? They are clearly guitar driven, climax. An excellent mystery, Elisabeth not appreciate the corporate dic- expectations of what music should embraces the boy as her long-lost but it is a drowny guitar. The "Olivier Olivier" is more impor- tating. Finally, they are one of Lou sound like when listening to this son, as does Serge, thrilled that vocals are strong and sweet; they tantly an examination of the dii wmmiii^^ Barlow's favorite bands. music. Take that as a challenge. his wife is finally happy. Nadine, lie on top of the music and are issues of human experience and There is very disappointing is a young, promising however, has a aesthetic in themselves. They Further motivation. Oiliiiiira strong doubts. trend in music today. If people band with great music and great For most of the movie, Holland record with mistakes and feed- As with her other repetitively have never heard of a band, then insight. The inside of their CD teases us with conflicting Grimes Golden back, so it is a little more pure titled work, "Europa Europa," evi- they simply pass it by. How about sleeve is tagged with two simple dence, particularly with the than the mastered qualities of big "Olivier Olivier" is based on a This is believed to sprouted from liiollvcriloii. apf^ hate one of the seeds planted by a few success stories to give this quotes to live by: "A friend is obvious attraction between >vi>-ri!rac-^vT >!W»(I»!!-*T([^1 labels. That is a good thing true story. Taken from an early Johnny Applesced about 1805 near Wellsburg, W.Va. It shoidd never be Nadine added angle some credibility? because the feel of the music is someone who likes the same and the boy. While the 1980's newspaper item, the film that picked before it hold families together. will be introduced by guest speak- is fully ripe because this mistake gives it a flat and add taste. Remember high school? Well, at more sincere and heartfelt. music you like. A friend is some- mystery of the boy's true identity opens up in the picturesque "Olivier Olivier" er Archie Perlmutter. some point in your high school one who can not stand the same provides the fluent motion of this will have four Following Their first band, Shadowland, French countryside with the pears while taking screenings in the Connelly Center the film, he will lead a discussion career there were some bands put out a single on Sub-Pop in sort of music you can not stand!" a basket of food work (and Holland does solve the introduction of the dysfunctional Cinema: Saturday, entitled of to his ailing grandmother. (Hol- riddle for us by the film's end), Feb. 4, at 7 "Power Yearning." Duval family. Elisabeth, the land's sly sense of humor shows we are just as p.m., Sunday, melancholic captivated by a Feb. 5, at 3:30 and Tickets for any of the screenings mother who can up in this contemporary twist on more profound issue — the myths 7 p.m.; and Monday, Feb. 6, at 7 are $2.50 for students with I.D barely get dressed in the morning; the "Little Red Riding Hood" tale). of Insanity plagued King gels mixed reviews familial ties and the fictions p.m. The Monday evening viewing and $3.50 for all others. was. This behavior was hard for "The Madness of King George" By JANET RUDDOCK those who loved him to hide and is a splendid film for those who Assistant Entertainment Editor yr;i!ll!\'i!ii'lll;i\vlliiiriii'liivi'S;lSiiiiiiiiii.!il,v he eventually began to make a enjoy historic works. The cos- public mockery out of himself. tumes are realistic and the actors ,\li'itiii'iiil llis|)lii\ llf Wii, raihiis ,liiil I ii'r.\ Eiiiiiiiiiii.' Many doctors and members of are talented. The film stars Nigel Imagine, England 1788, white parliament felt they knew the Hawthorne, Helen Mirren and Ian wigs, uniforms worn in Parli- reipedy needed to cure the King. Holm. Nigel Hawthorne, who ament and the highest moral Unfortunately, in many cases plays the King, puts on an espe- line Of The Triumphi^OtThe Year! conduct expected. This during an what they really wanted was for cially powerful performance. Nigel Hawthorne Gives A era when the loss of the colonies him to stay ill, specifically, his son In spite of these positive attrib- in North America was, for some the Prince, who wanted to take utes one may become bored with HeroidJ^rformanee.' in Parliament, an unthinkable the King's place at the throne. the movie. The first half hour is kciiiiflh Turin. Lu.> liitkbiu THE BRANDYWINE and the last half hour ilMES ARTS BANK THE CURTIS INSTITUTE PHILADELPHIA reality. Yes, all of this while the The only salvation the King interesting, RIVER MUSEUM OF MUSIC King of England was going insane. found was with Dr. Willis. Dr. was actually funny at times, but UNIVERSITY OF THE MUSEUM OF ART This is the story of "The Madness Willis' practices were more the hour in between lacked con- ARTS 388-8337 893-5252 of King George." humane and contemporary than tent. It went slowly, and it was 545-0590 684-7860 King George had once been a those of previous doctors. difficult to see where the movie Feb. 3-March 13 man of great respect, he had 15 Although the Prince did not trust was going. MADNtSS OF Feb. 3 "The Book Lovers" exhibit Feb. 3-March 27 children and was a devoted hus- this doctor because he was actu- Whether or not one enjoys this Feb. 7-Feb. 27 Tribute to Fritz Kresler; film will ultimately depend on Philadelphia Feb. 3-March 12 "Works on Paper From The band to his wife. Queen Charlotte. ally trying to cure his father, he KJNG GtORCt Festival Theatre Arnold Steinhardt, Master of Amish Quilts from the collec- A.E. Gallatin Collection" Yet when he began to go insane, let it go on anyway to appear as one's interest in history. This for New Plays Ceremonies did not have tion of the Museum of Amer- Feb. 5-March 10 his behavior changed. spoke to if reporter, sadly, 'H He he really wanted the King to :rw»*s» A violin program of his works ican Folk Art "Images of Discord: A Graphic women in a demeaning manner. recover. The Prince was confident enough interest in the historical Feb. 6 Order Tickets by r>,^„c 440 i it3 j»-. < ou ^ISA/ MASTERCARD. Interpretation of The Eighty his basis of the movie to sit through '^ He would even accost own his father was so far gone that (a* oast " jurs betoi< h; *• t, The Symphony Orchestra of Years' War" daughter not realizing who she it would not make a difference. it. Dally at 12:45. J:05, 5:<25 .':6t & iO: iShn- The Curtis Institute of Music Feb. 13-March 10 Andre Previn, conductor "Community Fabric: African Feb. 12 American Quilts and Folk Alumni Recital Tod 40 Video Rentals ART INSTITUTE OF Series: Cecile Art" PHILADELPHIA ST. JOSEPH'S UNIV. Licad, piano JSBE's Orange tastes * Denotes new listing tt)is week UNIVERSITY GALLERY 1. THE CLIENT irir^ Tommy Lee Jones. Susan Sarandon. Warner ('94. PG-13). A child with a dangerous secret is caught between authorities and aiminals. 246-3302 660-1840 2. MAVERICK ••*'/4 J. Foster, M. Gibson, J. Garner Warner Bros. ('94. PG). lilce A lighthearted western based on the hit '60s TV series. success Feb.3-Feb.28 FORREST THEATRE 3. BLOWN AWAY **% Jeff Bridges, Tommy Lee Jones. MGM/UA ('94. R). The Artists Guild of Feb.3-Feb. 18 A vengeful Irish terrorist goes after a Boston police bomb-squad member. Delaware Beginning with an extended Jon Spencer biues Explosion. Valley Exhibit Photographs of Ireland TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 4. SPEED -k-k-k Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper. FoxVideo ('94, 932-1515 By JAY RACZKOWSKI Applauded by many musicians R). KLEIN RECITAL HALL instrumental, the big moment Rip-roaring action vehicle' s second act takes place on a bus wired with explosives. Staff Reporter finally comes when the voice of *«^fV 5. WHEN LOVES A MAN A WOMAN ••'/i M. Ryan, A. Garcia. Touchstone 194. R). Feb. 204-8307 ^ 5 Elvis chirps in. The song changes A woman's family is traumatized as she battles alcoholism. Andrew Lloyd Webber's gears shortly thereafter, with the 6. 1 LOVE TROUBLE ••• Nick Nolle. Julia Roberts. Touchstone ('94. PG). Thi s ti/zy Feb. 4 "CATS" band peaking during a frenzied tomantic comedy about rival newshounds fizzles as a thriller. your dad first intro- THE PAINTED BRIDE "Color and The Pianist" When guitar jam. Next up is "Ditch," 7. RENAISSANCE MAN ••Vi Danny DeVito, feat- Touchstone (94. PG 13). duced you to beer on your Out-of-work THE LIBRARY uring Harvey more of a slow-burning song. Do lirtenings 1o ad man finds himself instructing Army recruits. Wedeen (piano first double-digit birthday you did COMPANY 925-9914 masters class) not fooled is 8. GUARDING TESS Shirley be though, the song ••Vi MacLaine, Nicolas Cage. Col. TriStar ('94. PC 13). not really like it did you? Ten Comedy: In this indirect romance, a a bit slower but it still carries that Omnge^ this Secret Service agent protects a former first lady. years later your tastes have 9. BEVERLY HILLS III irVi Feb. same blues/rock Exile-ish sound. COP Eddie Murphy. Paramount ('94. R). 546-3181 3-March 19 changed. longer IISIwiiQff IS Comic actioner plays like a violent, profane No do you have There are no tunes here for that cartoon. "On the Q-tip: Queer Artists" to cringe as the cold beverage 10. WYATT EARP **Vi Kevin Costner, Dennis Feb. 4-Feb. 5 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY mix-tape one may be making for Quaid. Warner ('94. PG- 13). Feb. 7 beginning to Flabby epic about slides down your throat. You can the lawman who cleaned up Dodge City and bloodied Tombstone. "The Colors of THEATER that special someone. "Ghosts, Gunpowder, Paper Desire" drama even admit that you like the taste 18. (examines ALL STAR-FORUM Each song strives to carve a 11. II ('94. Sirana ••Vi ('93 R) Hugh Grant, African-American/ tMictonrtami all Citv SHckara •• PG- 13) Billy Tare Mills and Witches" Lecture now without feeling a bit guilty. Crystal, Jon Lovitz. Crystal Fitzgerald. Soft-core story of '30s AT THE ACADEMY 204-7476 sound of its own, separate but shows off by Sioux Baldwin Asian-American OF equestrian skills as buddies hunt Anglican priest and prim wife tempted by Digesting the latest offering from rest. buried relationships) MUSIC equal to the "Cowboy" adds biA lilKHrt fleshly pleasures. Feb. Am treasure in 3-March 18 the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion cowboy country. Feb. 9-Feb. 18 a southern-type twang while 12. 19. Gotting Evon Th« Papw ••• (93. R) Michael With Dad •'A (94. PG) "A Walk On The Wild Side: Peter Barnes' is quite similar to this evolving Macaulay 1- "Noonday Dem- remaining to its ftm Jon Spensw Keaton, Glenn Close. Comedy about 24 Culkin, Ted Oanson. An 1 893-1999 true fuzz-guitar The Wissahickon Creek" ons" manic hours in the life of a year-old blackmails his ex-con father into and "Auschwitz" process. sound. "Orange" stands out as critically ill New York tabloid. spending quality time with him. exhibit (one act plays) Orange, the band's second disc, BIU0S explcMilon. 20. possibly the best track on the disc. 13. Baby's Day Out ••• ('94. PG) Joe Littio Buddha ••• ('94. PG) Keanu Feb. 8 may be characterized as a fusion Mantegna, Lara Flynn Reeves, Bridget Fonda. Beautiful spiritual Blending some nutty lyrics with Boyle. Infant eludes THE PHILADELPHIA The Canadian Brass of wiry-fuzz guitar playing with bubbling babynappers. epic about life of Buddha has a goofy perform- an occasional sample, the song is innocence ORCHESTRA ing works 14. Four Waddinga and a Funeral about it. by Vivaldi, Mozart. unabashed Elvis-impersonator a a roller coaster ride of musical ***'A ('93. WHugh Grant A modern 21. North •• ('94. PG) Elijah Wood, Ives and Verdi lyrics. Other ingredients include: Bruce energy. Though the disc contains comedy with the antics of a get-me-to- Willis A failed fable about a boy 893-1939 the-church-on-time who disowns his parents and looking orchestra samples, trade-offs many star-quality tracks, there and critics for their spectacular Hollywood farce goes MOVEMENT THEATRE 15. With Honora •• ('94. PG for the perfect mom and dad. chords, and a frenzied rhythmic live shows, that same energy can 13)Joe Feb. 3-Feb. 4 INTERNATIONAL are a few stinkers in the mix. Pesci, Brendan Fraser Comedy-drama: 22. No Eacapa *•• (93 R) Ray Liotta, THE MASK AND WIG end to nearly every song. This be found on this disc. The Homeless man finds Lance Henriksen. Prison-break saga set on works by Liszt, Hindemith "Sweat" carries on pretentiously JSBE lost college thesis, CLUB and exchanges a futuristic frothy mix is difficult to handle successfully finds a way to incor- pages for food. version of Devil's Island. Franck 382-0600 with some ridiculous vocals and 16. Tha Cowboy Way •• ('94, PG- 23. Copa aiMi Robboraona ('94. PG) upon the first listen but with some porate the star appeal of the King 13) Feb. 5, Feb. 8, Feb. 11 an overblown chorus. "Full Woody Harrelson, Kiefer Sutfwiand. **% Chevy Chase, Jack Palance 923-4229 disc likable. patience the becomes of Rock with modern-styled Buckaroos *ive from New Comedy: Family cf>emi8try is revitalized operatic works by Wagner Grown" also missed the mark, but Mexico to New Feb. York to save when 3-Feb. 6 The first track, "Bell Bottoms," two less-than-impressive tracks Stones-esque sound to make a their friend. a cop moves in to dio a stakeout. featuring The Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA 17 WagofM 24. EaatI k ('94. PG- 13) John Tha Hudauckar Proxy it it it (93. Feb. 3-April 9 "Cambodia Agonistes" drama prJj>«»4Jiewise old saying about winner of a disc. It is an acquired Singers Chorale, Soprano THEATRE COMPANY do not ruin a disc. Candy, Richard Lewis A PG) Tim Robbins, Paul Newman Fable of western spoof in Affair" performed by Pan Asian the taste; which "A Sworded Deborah Voigt, ReW5f a boolkan3ritt--£over. Even After repeated listenings to one that takes a little bit a Mild Bunch gives up the a naif wfK) rises from tf>e mailroom to tf»e Tenor Robert ^ rugged theater show tory Theatre admits frontier life and heads for boardroom in a stock -marfcat schame. dinner or band that their name does Orange this listener begins to longer than usual but a satisfying civiliiation Schunk and Bass Rene Pape 735-0631 25. Tha Land Bafara Tlma B (94. G) not describe their eclectic sound. one nonetheless. From BUKKMrd understand all the buzz about the m«gum« 1/28/9B < t99S Animated saqual to tha 1988 dinosaur . . <".-<*• temMjgi^, • .«» <«i«t Page 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • February NTERTAINMENT3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN Page 29 Prozac Nation spaiks hope for the future Saturday Night dies By CARA void, big hole BECKERICH immense a black cloud that has formed in her life. By KAREN shaken. THIS That is, HEAD GOULART until recently. WEEK Assistant time program low, formerly one Entertainment Editor in her life. Prozac Nation, a In this tale of startling revela- Entertainment Editor Over the last few years watching of the sharpest groups of writers memoir written by Wurtzel is the tion, Wurtzel brings the reader SNL has become the equivalent of on television had guest Kevin true life tale of being "young and through the agonizing pain and watching game six of the 1986 Klein sniffing the hind ends of depressed in America." frustration of being an adolescent, world series over and over again. cats for a laugh. Even such enter- CHESTNUT CABARET In approximately 300 pages, mutilating herself with razors in think To of it now brings a tear So, what has gone wrong? Why 38th and Chestnut streets tainment quagmires as Married. . in a society that Wurtzel details her life of hopeless the girls' room at school, to a to my eye, but alas Trapped there was a the sudden decline?- It is not as With Children have never stooped Philadelphia, Pa. believes it can place immense depression. She describes the pain young woman unable to. function time when it was true. As sure though the show is without talent. so low for a chuckle. 382-1202 generalizations and and the sorrow, the hurt and the in a normal atmosphere. It is both stereotypical as the swallows would flock back Chris Farley has proven himself When Saturday Night Live classifications on a whole gener- fear. The product of a broken horribly sad and surprisingly, to Capistrano in the springtime, a great physical comedian, Jeanine began 20 years ago, they were CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA ation of people, labeling them as sadistically funny. I would migrate to my television Garafalo was already a proven basically the only game in town. Connelly Center slackers, the infamous "genera- If you have ever been truly every Saturday night at 1 1:30 p.m. talent before even coming aboard There had never been a show like Villanova, Pa. depressed if tion X-ers," have found a new — you have ever felt From the build-up of the with opening her work on the "Larry it on television before. Their 645-7250 means of rebellion. Depression as it you were plummeting to the sketch that would inevitably lead Sander's Show" and Mike Myers ability to shock audiences with Feb. 3 & 4 — Jason's Lyric seems to be the newest trend. bottom of a deep dark hole, des- to the ringing In Cimf>ioxini€iMy "Live, from New is responsible for one of the best their humorous, straightforward Mental illness has become dis- tined to never be retrieved, if you York... ITS SATURDAY known sketches in the show's views of controversial issues and J.C. DOBBS gustingly mainstreamed. know this sad empty feeling all NIGHT!!" to 300 pages, the final strains of history. Perhaps there is too much even their blatant silliness was Third and South streets too well — Elizabeth We now live in the "United Wurtzel is the closing I theme was a captive talent lurking around behind the unfounded. Perhaps that is part Philadelphia, Pa. States of Depression." the closest thing to God. As she audience WAmIiM ctaicrtti of one for nearly 20 scenes, a case of the old 'too many of the problem for the current SNL 925-4053 The antidote to all this depres- puts it herself, in her opening years. But just as some of those cooks spoiling the broth.' Then cast. There is very little that can Feb. 3 — Pale, Thee Misfit Toys and Rupert Seed V, sion has become Prozac. Relatively her life of chapter titled "I Hate Myself and swallows probably fail to see the again, maybe it is a matter of be seen or heard on television Feb. 4 — Crossbone Pie and Hard Response new to the prescription drug 1 Want to Die," "I feel like a big deal about going back to leaving too many people out. nowadays that could be deeemed Feb. 10 — Cucumbers and Buzz Zeemer market, it has been touted as the defective model, like I came off the Capistrano for the umpteenth Afterall, it does not seem right shocking or controversial. There assembly line flat-out f**ked new "yuppie-upper." It is now the up time in a row, I \ dei^eisicm. can no longer see that the least funny cast member are no longer any boundries to KHYBER PASS PUB second most commonly prescribed and my parents should have taken the value of nesting down to of all, Michael McKean, takes push and there is nothing that can 56 So. Second St. drug in the country — second only me back for repairs before the watch an episode of Saturday center stage in nearly every be said about any politician that Philadelphia, Pa. to Zantec, the ulcer medication. warranty ran out." Night Live. sketch. This is a crime that Phil has not already been heard on 440-9683 To be on Prozac has almost Wurtzel, a graduate of Harvard Watching SNL actually used to Hartman used to be charged with, "American Journal" or "A Current Feb. 3 — Ass Ponies, Small Factory and Gimme become some sort of sick twisted College and the recipient of the be a joy. Like the way dad would but at least he could be aquitted Affair." Feb. 4 — Boss HookUp, Psyclone Rangers and Barbed Wire Dolls badge of merit. home, with a deadbeat-dad and an 1986 Rolling Stone College Jour- plunk down in front of the tube on account of he was actually It is comforting to know that For Elizabeth Wurtzel, Prozac overprotective, overbearing moth- nalism Award for essay writing, every Sunday afternoon with a funny. And poor Norm MacDonald the cast realizes that they have MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB is not just a quick way to relieve er, Wurtzel is provided with tons is living proof that depression can frosty Bud and a bag of Fritos to has been handed the impossible a problem. They have taken fre- 625 W. Lancaster Ave. her of silly melancholic moods but of excuses for her depressive be survived. Wurtzel is hope, cheer on the Red Sox and live out task that Kevin Nealon failed quent hiatuses to work on show Wayne, Pa. the only salvation from a problem state. The sad fact is that nothing where hope seems an impossible childhood dreams of being a great miserably at before him — filling ideas and have even brought 688-2900 which causes nothing but an and nobody is responsible for the thought. left fielder, such is the way that Dennis Miller's spot behind the aboard Kids In the Hall alumnus, I would grab a soda and a bowl news desk. A hilarious stand up Mark McKinney. Unfortunately, PHILADELPHIA CIVIC CENTER of popcorn and fantasize about comedian in his own right. Norm's the show appears to be beyond 34th & Civic Center Blvd. becoming one of the "Not Ready dry eccentric wit simply does not help. NBC certainly will not be Philadelphia, Pa. Jerky fails miserably for Primetime Players." translate well into news writing. 336-2000 The Just as Boys cancelling book the show anytime soon, the names would change on the It does not seem possible that but at the moment, a slow painful Feb. 3 — Megadeth with Corrosion of Conformity Sox roster every few years and it a creative well such as SNL could death seems unavoidable. The By MAURA GIBNEY fame type of book. Maybe it would Rizzo, the anxiety ridden Sol, the was sad to see some great players ever run dry, but once it was only aspect of the show that still THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS Entertainment Editor have been better if they di^d. cab driving magician Tarbash, go, dad was still a loyal fan and decided that bits like "Pat" and remains tolerable is the contrast- 334 South St. Instead, they foolishly belieTed the flamboyant hairdresser Jack found some good in every new "Toonces" had been milked for all ingly enjoyable music of G.E. Philadelphia, Pa. the boys of Jerkytown could trans- Tors, good ol' boy Kissel and his team. The same was true for me they were worth (which was far Smith and the Saturday Night 922-1011 late well into the written word. slave/employee Pico. less Feb. Started off simply enough However, an and my beloved SNL cast. From than what they tried to Live band and one cannot help 3 — Yellowman It The result is less than desirable. essential element is squeeze) Feb. — with a tape. A cult following missing. Belushi to Murphy to Miller to the writers had little left wonder how much longer they 4 God Street Wine Something Feb. grew and the phrase "Hey Jerky" commonly referred to Carvey, my devotion was never to offer. At what had to be an all will go on playing this lame gig. 5 — Magnapop with Throneberry as humor. Feb. 9 — dada became a standard greeting at the WRtKNirttie workplace, in the school and yes, While there are some lighter probably even at the kindergarten moments such as a page contain- THE TOWER voices of 69th and Ludlow playground. ing the high school highlights of 'Maiden' mystifies streets Upper Darby, Pa. The second tape of hilarious this motley crew and Tarbash's BfennanoiKl 352-0313 crank calls created by Johnny "Life Lessons from the Front Seat By ELAINE PAOLONI to the overall mood of the film. house. Once again she becomes Brennan and Kamal (aka The KqitiqIi Itie of a Cab," the book drags the Senior Reporter It is not too surprising when^ perturbed and reaches for her Boys) was greeted with an majority of the time and actually TROCADERO Jerky suddenly the power is severed gun. She wakes up her husband 1003-05 Arch St. even greater reception by the inhobiftcinls ol grates on one's nerves it is when from the little wooden house. and he goes to the door while she Philadelphia, Pa. public and has skyrocketed the not boring the reader. Without the Paulina waits for her husband Jmlcylowii fOiiiciiii remains in the bedroom. It is the 923-7625 duo to fame. Both Jerky Boys tapes voices of Brennan and Kamal, the Gerardo (Stuart Wilson) to return fellow who gave Gerardo a lift have platinum and have left inhabitants of gone in tiMir lifeless Jerkytown remain home. In the distance, she sees home. Dr. Robert Miranda (Ben the normally fickle public in. their lifeless KESWICK THEATRE crying two-dimensional someone approaching her house. Kingsley) is there to return Ger- Easton out for more. What are a couple comic book form. Road and Keswick Avenue two^fneiisioiial She becomes strangely disturbed ardo's tire that he had put in his Glenside, Pa. of guys from Queens to do? How and acts as if someone is in hot Here is a little free advice for trunk. Gerardo invites the doctor 572-7650 all successful about doing what cofiile book form. pursuit of her. This shows the in for a drink. He accepts. The Jerky Boys — stick to making Feb. 4 — The Marshall Tucker Band people seem to be doing lately and first signs of her instability. tapes of crank phone calls. Here As While the two are in the living write'a book? Unfortunately, they The Jerky Boys The Book lacks it turns out, her spouse's car had is a little free advice for anyone room, Paulina is scheming just AMC ANTHONY WAYNE THEATER did. the zest their tapes possess. Sure, a flat tire. In the deserted area in beyond the thin wooden rfonre looking for a humorous book to 105 W. Lancaster Ave. Brennan and Kamal did not it contains the usual cast of which the couple lives, Gerardo read — save the 12 bucks and She believes that Dr. Miranda Wayne, Pa. write the typical how-we-rose-to- characters in its pages: the violent is someone had tortured bypass this one, jerky. who and , 688-0800 repeatedly raped her in the years of the dictatorship. Of course she AMC MARPLE 10 was blindfolded during those This filifi boidhiii 400 S. State Road Author navigates episodes and has only mere clues dreamland in new book Springfield, Pa. from which to draw her conclu- on ttie i^tixm% yirt 328-5348 sions. This puts doubt into her By K. FITZ autobiographical quality: as evi- where he, in a few 1979). His 'a|a»Qinrnent husband's mind as to SCHWARTZ dreams. For dreams are noticeably associations. Furthermore, the has enough whether or Staff Reporter dent by his well-known work example, questions the influenced not the visitor is guilty of her conven- by the disturbing, or dreams offer the reader a space Naked Lunch (which was semi- tional dichotomy of InMgiie to IcM^ accusations. doctor continu- objective/ exciting (depending on your point to ponder upon the relationship The recently translated into film). subjective western scientific of view), reality that surrounded ously denies any involvement or his latest book. My Education: between fantasy and reality, and audl#fio#s In This latest offering, though, thought. In response to an indi- him. knowledge of such occurrences. A Book of Dreams (1995), Wil- possibly some provocation to reflects more directly the fascina- vidual ("Crick") stating that question may seem a little far fetched. iiliMWNiMtiA#l The majority of the film centers OVIE the THEATRES liam Burroughs offers a non- conventional struc- It iiiiwrvwnvQa tion with dreams found within the dreams are meaningless. Bur- In conclusion, the It may easily confuse at first. around the decision of whether linear collection of image-laden, dreams allow ture of reality. As Burroughs surrealist tradition (which was, in roughs responds, "Meaningless to the reader an Yes indeed, Roman Polanski has Gerardo and the viewer side with personal dreams. As in most opportunity to states, "Dream long enough and turn, inspired by the work of whom, exactly? They can't even witness the engagement done it again. His latest piece of Dr. Miranda or with Paulina. The dreams. Burroughs' contain of Bur- dream enough/You will come to AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN THEATER Freud and Jung). As he states in was lucky think straight." As if 'meaning' roughs' mind, within dreamland, know/Dreaming work, "Death and the Maiden," enough to find someone events that involve this pseudo- 824 Lancaster Ave. bizarre scenarios and odd progres- ". can make it the text, . . my dreams, where floats about in a vacuum, with no in the unconscious development is a suspense-filled, political to give him a ride home. trial of the doctor are somewhat sions of events. However, the life of so..." Bryn Mawr, Pa. I get my best sets and charac- relation to time, place or person. thriller. In the fashion of the play- Once he enters the house, the tense. 525-3056 experiences particular to Bur- " ters... and subtly suggests Science is as riddled with under- turned-movie "Deathtrap," this two engage in a slight altercation. The movie takes roughs color his dreams with place in a few through the title of the book. lying dogmas and outright falsi- film boarders on the bizarre, yet Apparently he has accepted a hours, between the unique, albeit sometimes disturb- evening of one ERIC TWIN ARDMORE Burroughs believes that dreams fications as Catholicism. More so, has enough intrigue to keep position by the president of the night and the sunrise of the ing, imagery. Thus, his dreams next 34 W. Lancaster Ave. possess the pedagogical power to in fact... " Burroughs then pro- audiences interested. new democratic government, to morning. The action therefore are filled with references to well- Ardmore, Pa. teach one about oneself. ceeds to state a case for the In some unidentified South which Paulina seems to be strong- occurs at known writers (Ginsberg, a rather slow, but 642-2000 There exist reoccurring strains existence of ESP, shaman-power, American country, the dictator- ly opposed. He tried to explain his realistic rate. It tends to Kerouac, Paul and Jane Bowles, be a quiet, or patterns throughout Bur- telepathy and immortality. ship has just been overthrown. situation to her. In a^moment of low-key sort of performance, but Genet), celebrities (Mick Jagger, L. ERIC KING & QUEEN 6 roughs' dreams, such as the At age 80, Burroughs has lived This places the setting of "Death intense information feeding, the nevertheless it is rife with consid- Valley Ron Hubbard), international locals Forge Shopping Center packing dream, a situation where a life filled with harrowing expe- and the Maiden" in a time of viewer may sense a certain degree erable intensity, there are only Route (New York, Paris, Tangiers, Chi- 202, King of Prussia, Pa. he faces the dilemma of too much riences and underground activi- political insecurity and residual of confusion about the whole three characters, a detail which 265-2776/337-1777 na, Argentina, etc.), social stuff and not enough luggage ties. He mistakenly shot and killed distrust. On the rocky shores of situation, but be patient, every- makes this film seem more like "taboos" (opiates, homosexual -i. space, and his visits to "the Land his wife, Joan, and was a "junk," this eerie and conceivably aban- thing is explained soon enough. a Broadway play than a film. For ERIC fantasies, snub-nosed pistols) and TWIN PLAZA THEATER of the Dead," as if he was Orpheus, to imply his terminology, addict doned area, we are introduced to In the middle of the night, a change of pace, and with the philosophies Expressway, 202 & 363 Hjiconventional Aeneas or Dante viewing the — for many years. (Experience Paulina Escobar (Sigourney Paulina wakes to a glowing light dearth of interesting movies avail- King of Prussia, Pa. (aliens, Spee^rs, ESP). inhabitants of the Underworld. which he used in the role of an Weaver). The effect of a severe through her window. The light is able in theaters today, "Death and 265-3465 Of course, Burroughs' fiction Burroughs' dreams also involve old, "junk-sick" character in the rainstorm sets the stage for a coming from the headlights of a the Maiden" comes as a half has always had a dreamlike, philosophical debates, supposedly, movie "Drugstore Cowboy," classical suspense story and adds car which is approaching their hearted recommendation. — ' . . 5 , W. .-«•* ". *Z4i ' *•** •.^ J-*-***" J Page 30 » THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 N T E R T A IN M E N T The Chieftans disappoint PERSONALS AND CLASSIFIEDS Horoscope By REGGIE music. The songs containing the songs, and then the big shots come . BEEHNER Staff Reporter million dollar voices are not worth in and sing uninspiring melodies their weight in spilled beer and that the boys at the local K-Mart Help Wanted it is a damn shame because the would not dream of letting their By Help Wanted For Sale The Chieftans have long been TARDY, HAPPY, CUTIE AND HUGGY Personals celebrated as one of the most other songs containing the efforts patrons suffer through. Van Mor- Horoscope Gurus of solely the Chieftans are some- rison's version of "Have I Told notable Irish folk groups, heralded RESIDENTIAL CAMP STAFF. Camp Jened AlMka SumiiMr Employmwit — Fishing 1986 VW 5- (all I serves adults who have a wide Quantum Wagon. One owner. Carol — Happy 21st Birthday! by critics, decorated with what enjoyable two of them). You Lately That Love You" range of Industry. Earn to $3,000-$6,000 Only 3 more awards disabilities. +/month speed. 5 cylinder. fiJQ, AM-FM Cassette. Join our summer weeks until I join staff and have benefits. Male/ Female. 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The album tries to wife, "Have I told yoii lately 914-434-2220 I like sail R. '*o- o pcitiifiit si.riii® ^^'"i'h'^' ^« *«3. «ock appeal to a wider audience by that. . . for heaven's sake, someone Hill, New Yorfc 12775. will with you this week. Rejoice! You will turn this off!" Pisces: the pasta bar be Tutor needed for 3 children ages K. 2nd, slapping a few American music crap The song For VIRGINIA — Lady luck couldn't wish you iYICHTIIIMiOIIOfl Of cereal. and 3rd grade in Reading and Math. Monday, Rent be able to eat something other than more luck than I. big shots like Sting, The Rolling performed by Mark Knopfler is Tuesday, and Thursday approximately 4-6 Help Wanted — p.m. Stones, Mark Knopfler, Ry Cooder blunt iHitelHMry to not bad, but this, of course, is only Great income potential. Flexible hours and days. $8 an hour. identity of a relative Make as much money as you In our Haverford Aries: You will find the need to assume the desire in your home. 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It is berol0<»edin Sagittarius: The Jon Stewart show proves too intellectual for your of the most explosive films to be Marcy's steamy affair with a tastes. Turn on Nickelodeon and watch a Ren and Stimpy marathon released in the last 15 years. young prison guard, played by a the lost IS yoofs. Put on your rubber nipples and enjoy the shows. Laden with a thick plot full of sex then unknown Lou Diamond Phil- and violence, this eye opening lips, that gives this movie the Capricorn: Your roommate has been wearing your socks. Do not stand story of life behind bars in a The tale revolves around Marcy perfect mix of sex and violence. for this. Go to Acme and buy a bottle of Nair and pour its contents maximum security women's pri- Scrak, brilliantly played by Nell "What you kill," one of the dem- in his/her shampoo. While he/she is in the shower, fill his/her room son breaks all the rules and Carter, and is the story of her ons explains, "you cannot unkill. with giant red and yellow mushrooms, it's okay to giggle while doin exposes the retched truth behind struggle to maintain both her But what is not alive can never this. Eat a fig. issues such as drugs, gang rape sanity and her life while being die." This film will never die. 1 * MOVING 4*r- OFF-CAMPUS?? I ","^-,1 '- • •^•. ... '».v«>'*"**.'1»- . .. .*>'-*^ v^.f.;-" •- ^ I -t.'M*"'**' 62 Sergeant majors ACROSS "n>- (abbr.) ' ' ' - .'-. • • ' collegiate crossword ••I!!* 1 "Treasure Island" DOWN author (Inlt.) 4 College degrees 1 Ostrlchlike bird 7 Mazatlan dwelling 2 Things said or 11 "Cat on Tin written Hip Hop Roof 3 Pelted with rocks INFORMATION 4 Rock group MEETING 12 Ancient kingdom equip- ON 14 Having wings tnent, for short (Continued from page 25) 16 Decoration with 5 Nonvenoroous snake Producer of the year: Without paper cutouts 6 Midwest city a doubt, Buckwild from Diggin in 18 West Virginia (2 wds.) the Crates. He seemed to be one worker 7 Walters: Sp. OFF-CAMPUS LIVING 19 Intimidates 8 Boxing great of the busiest producers during 20 Babylonian war god 9 Domingo the year, doing work with Arti- 22 Feather's partner facts and Busta Rhymes, Nas, 23 Driving area 10 George Peppard TV O.C, Organized, Lord Finesse, 24 Waiting places series (hyph.) Thursday, Feb. 9 11 Do Mad Skills, Big L, 4:30 arithmetic Kool G. Rap, p.m 26 Receipt word 28 Accumulated 13 Lahr and Parks and Rakim just to name a few. 15 Is human 29 Military entertain- Second runner up goes to DJ 17 Shoshonean Indian ment group Premier, one of the most consist- 30 —— hammer 21 Begins again 24 " for all ent producers in hip hop, always West Lounge, 31 Blood disease Dougherty Hall hitting 35 Washington landmark Seasons" people off with fat beats. 25 Polish river (2 wds.) My predictions for 1995: first of 26 Part of a tooth 38 Turkish military all, Boogie Down Productions will commanders 27 Europe's neighbor run the set in the 'nine pound.' 3g du Salut 28 July baseball sponsored by of KRS-One is to Dean game (hyph.) just about ready Students 40 Bilko or York (abbr.) 30 Ride on the of drop his eighth flavor filled plat- " 41 Onslaughts 32 Give Incorrect ter, and with the backing of his Information 43 Uncles, In Uruguay crew. Mad Lion, Channel Live, 33 Shakespearean 44 Sorrow villain and Supernatural, BDP is 47 Chocolate-colored 34 Heights (abbr.) stronger than it has ever been. (abbr.) 36 Burn 48 Building wing The number one MC to look for 37 Ms. Sommer 49 Indian wild buffalo this year is Mad Skills. Without i 42 Skin ailments 50 African area question, this kid from 43 Characteristics when 53 Geometric measures 44 Towel term Virginia drops his debut on Big- 55 Flagrant 45 Make happy Beat with Q-tip as executive 57 Pilfer -4 46 Swamp tree 58 Former pitcher producer, BEWARE. 47 Part of BMOC Johnny — By the Way, if you go to this " 50 Propensity 59 "Star school, it for you to 51 Regrets is mandatory 60 Sea eagles — 52 Invite see Higher Learning if you haven't ©Edward Julius Collegiate CW83-11 61 "Ask — what your 54 Hunter already. . . to Busta country..." or Fleming the Oscar goes 56 Famous resort city Rhymes. ' m^^ ».rf'- '<-' y>*WIS(IIWPPwWP Page 32 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 1 -<« I >'«rw^.. dr -#-— *. • s Page 34 • THE • ViLLANOVAN February 3. 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 35 Quintana takes top honors in mile run . The Villanovan's By MARC ANGELACCIO runners milers in the East, fin- Athletes of the Week Louie Quitana finished off the faced some of its fiercest compe- Assistant Sports Editor ished first in the mile run With race. Villanova's time was one of tition of the season in one wee- a time of 4:02.3L This time was the best ever in team history. kend, it competed very well. The The men's indoor track team one third of a second faster than "For us to go had down [to the Wildcats' next stop is the Millrose a tiring couple of days last the rest of the field. Florida Invitational] and almost Games at Madison Square Garden weekend as it competed in two "Louie won the mile with a break a record is very impressive," in meets New York City this weekend. on opposite ends of the East very, very impressive heat against stated Marshall. This meet will act as a precursor Coast. On Jan. 27-28 the team some of the Kerry Kittles top milers from the Overall, considering the team for the Big East Championships competed in the Terrier Classic at East. So, naturally, I was very logged over 3,000 travel Boston miles and in two weeks. Kittles propelled the University. Immediately happy for him," said Head Coach following Cats to two straight this meet, the Wildcats John Marshall of his star runner. flew 1500 miles south to the convincing victories. After the meet in Boston, the University of Florida in Gaines- team boarded a plane and flew Against Providence he ville to compete in the Florida down to Gainesville for the Florida Big East B-ball scored 27 and against St. Invitational on Jan. 29. In each of Invitational. Even though the the meets, the team ran into some 24 and team was running on weary legs, John's he scored of the best track teams on the it still (Continued had a strong showing at from page 36) However, Pitt has since suffered grabbed 11 rebounds. coast. the meet. season low 10 points by VU. two more conference defeats to In the Terrier Classic, even Freshman Kareem Archer fin- Sophomore forward Austin Cro- Seton Hall 72-70 and Georgetown though it was facing some of the ished 12th in the 55 meter high shere led Providence with 16 71-60. The loss to Georgetown strongest teams in the Northeast, hurdles with a time of 7.7 seconds, points. In his first two starts of marked the largest margin of Villanova was able to come away less Jen Rhines than two tenths behind the the season (versus BC and VU), defeat (11) that Pitt has suffered with some impressive performan- first place finisher. Croshere Rhines ran the third Senior Kyle has averaged 17 points this season. Big East Player of the ces. Junior Steve Blais finished Watson ran the 800 meter run in and 5.5 rebounds. Week Jaime Peterson led the best time in Villanova seventh in the high jump with a 1:55.27 for a 14th place finish in squad with 21 points, 16 rebounds leap of 6 feet 4 inches, a little more ST. JOHN'S history in the 5000 me- the event. and five steals. The senior center than a half a foot from the top (2-6 in the Big East, 9-7 ter run this past week- Villanova's best performance continues to shine throughout spot. Freshman Ed Diaz had came in the distance medley. The Overall) end in this dismal season as he is eighth Boston. another strong performance in the Wildcats After losing to Georgetown 88- finished the relay in in scoring (17.3), first in rebound- shot put with a toss of over 45 9:35.75 for 71 and extending their losing a solid second place ing (11), third in field goal percen- feet, placing him eighth. finish, streak to six games, the Red less than two seconds tage (.552) and free throw percen- Junior Louie Quintana, pictured The strongest performance of behind Storm was able to bounce back host University of Florida. tage (.824) and second in blocks here during the cross country both meets came fjom junior with a 82-77 nationally televised Junior Kevin Christiani ran the (2.6) in Big East games. season, has continued his winning Louie Quitana. Quita'na, running lead-off leg while seniors Chuck win versus a tough Michigan ways during the indoor season. against some of the best distance Silvester. Ken Nason and junior squad. Throughout the six-game slide, coach Brian Mahoney found BOSTON COLLEGE himself searching for the right (0-8 in the Big East, 6-10 floor combination that would earn Overall) Women's Your his troops a "W." He may have The Eagles have yet to register Associated Press Average Joe on NFL found that combination by insert- a Big East victory, though they ing HABITATFOR HUMANITY Top 20 versatile senior James Scott have had eight chances to do so. into the starting lineup. Scott led This past week, BC dropped the Storm with a career high 28 consecutive games to Providence 1. Connecticut football and points in the victory. Freshman (70-43) and soon to be conference 2. Tennessee basketball PRESENTS guard Felipe Lopez chipped in 11 rival Notre Dame (74-68). In the 3. Stanford points and nine boards. Lopez, the Fighting Irish matchup, sopho- 4. Colorado By JOSEPH TUITE Deion's dancing, Rodman's rain- the rest of this team coming up current Rookie of the Week, is more forward Danya Abrams 5. North Carolina Staff Reporter bow hair and greedy players and big and taking each of their third in the Big East in scoring registered his seventh double- 6. Texas Tech owners, isn't it nice to see a player abilities to the next level. If this with a 20.5 average. double of the season with 26 7. Louisiana Tech Isn't it a shame that the most like John Stockton get his due. By happens, 'Nova will be better points and 10 rebounds. Senior 8. exciting Vanderbilt , sport has the worst breaking Magic's all-time assist prepared for March and for next PITTSBURGH guard Marc Molinsky added 13 9. Western Kentucky i< championship game of all major record, Stockton proved that year as well. (1-8 in the Big East, 5-12 points and four assists. Boston 10. sports? I'm Penn State just sick of the Super athletic limitations can be over- BENEFIT Overall) College held the edge in shooting JAM 11. Georgia Bowl. It was all over just Taking the Sixth. . . three come by hard work, as you commitment Coming off of their first Big (.490.453) and rebounding (39-27) 12. Virginia plays into the game when the and determination. probably know by now, Ron Wil- The best thing East win against the St. John's but were done in by a negative 13. Chargers were son has applied for "ft Washington burnt on the most about it is that he didn't a sixth year flaunt Red Storm, the Panthers had turnover margin (18-7). The 14. Duke basic of Forty-Niner plays — a of eligibility; However, don't or showboat his way to the top; finally gained a victory to show Eagles' post remaining games are all 15. Florida to Jerry Rice. The Chargers he broke his expect him to get the additional butt. It's nice to see for their injury-riddled efforts. against Big East opponents. 16. had two year. If he is able to Alabama weeks to prepare for the a man of great sportsmanship get play, I would 17. Mississippi most commonly run play the the respect he deserves. expect him to get some playing 'Niners time 18. George Washington have and they couldn't Speaking of point guards, now by year's end. Precedence for stop it! Pathetic! student athletes 19. Kansas Will the AFC that we have one less, aren't you seeking another ever win year has 20. Texas A&M a Super Bowl? The only glad that we've won 10 of the last not proved to be friendly. chance it Nebraska's has is when Bill Parcell's 12 to put us at 14-5? From what star quarterback Tom- Patriots build a mie Frazier was denied, decent defense. Do I know, don't expect Jonathan and just this you want to know how bad the Haynes back for at least 4-5 past week, Tennessee quar- terback Super Bowl is? Ten out of the last weeks. I'm not the biggest Haynes' Jerry Colquitt was denied twelve even though he only games have been blowouts fan on campus, but when he is played the and, in first half of the first these twelve games, the under control and he lets the game game of the average margin of victory has come to him and doesn't force year before he tore his ACL. been twenty-three points! things, I feel he is a perfect fit for What's with the 50-year-old I've heard that one of the biggest this team. Nightclub and Sports Bar I'm sure his injury people sitting in the student busts of all-time was at Smoke's hurts the team, but I'm sick of section? Bad enough that out of last weekend. Get your mind out hearing "Alvin better step up," or TONIGHT the 6,500 seats in DuPont, stu- of the gutter, guys, I'm talking "Alvin's gotta fill Haynes' shoes." dents only get 1,200, but now we ARMADILLOS about Blair Thomas. The former Sure, Williams is going to have haye to deal with old geezers in Penn State All-American and No. to play better than he has so far suits taking up much-needed 2 overall pick of the New York Jets this year, but don't put unneces- SATURDAY, FEB. 4 room. Solution. . . rip up the first is lucky that there weren't many sary pressure kid. on the The rest three-to-five rows of courtside Jet fans on hand because I can of the team needs to step BONEHEAD up, seats, put wooden benches in their guarantee you that they would similar to what Kittles did in the place, and make them first, come, have had a few choice words for second half of the Providence THURSDAY, first serve student seats. I try to FEB. 9 Mr. Thomas. I'm also willing to game. The team needs guys like imagine this scenario, but then I bet that if Blair was to walk into LOVE SEED Zeffy Penn and Roscoe Harris, realize that the students are a bar in the New York/New Jersey both will who get more minutes, second class citizens to the alumni MAMA metropolitan area, he wouldn't to in JUMP step and play well. No one here. This school doesn't have the come out with all of his limbs should expect Alvin Williams WORE Modern Rock Night to gall to stand up for its students attached. single-handedly fill this void; and give them the best seats in In the age of trash talking, what we should expect to see is the house. FRIDAY, FEB. 10 BUZZSTICK (Formariy 'Dynagroov*') WHERE: CONNELLY CENTER plus THE LOST BOYS Intramural SATURDAY, FEB. 1 1 Basketball "Tribut* to Ih* Bom' WHEN: MONDAY. FEB. 6. 8-12 p.m BACKSTREETS schedules can be picked up COMING SOON — $3 AT THE DOOR, $2 BEFORE! MR. GREENGENES today at the Intramural Office 625 W. Lancaster Ave.. Wayne, PA Sophomore Chuck Komegay has been an impact player hJ\h!^ ^[1'!* giving 'Nova not only much needed size, 688-2900 but rebounding capabilities J » / > :f;: .v-^;'^;, ;.:*><: 4.•;<•*'^V'^'«;l*tI:-^^>5'^ *** .'. »^W^^>^-> • BV I •« ^ /•• .uf*(»< >ftfW8>tii—riMipi t^- Page 36 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 37 w ICECAT INVITATIONAL Big East Week in Review— Ice Cats fall prey to Griffens VILLANOVA 9, lona 5 for the Eagles is the awakening By JONATHAN PASSMAN But if one positive note must be PROVIDENCE seconds left in the second period. "I was surprised," said of Holly Porter. After wowing Big Staff Reporter Statten- mentioned, they did hold UConn (2-8 Big East, 6-15 OveraU) The goal made the score 5-1. field. "This time he 2 3 F East players and fans last year,, was calm and - Friars finally ended Defenseman Women's under its season scoring average The Lady Harry Himes injured said, This is what we've got to V 5 4 9 Summary she has been a forgotten It player was David and Goliath all " of 92.5 On the other side of their nine game losing streak by his shoulder in the second period, do.' I 1 5 ppg. this season for the struggling over again. the spectrum, Miami traveled up crushing the hapless Eagles by 31 though, leaving Villanova Head Less than a minute into the Eagles. Last week, BC started to This time, 1st CONNECTICUT however, Goliath Period: 1. 1 Lincoln (V. Mannetta, Heger) 3:10. 2. 1 PITTSBURGH to Beantown to hand BC another points last week. The game was Coach Pat Ferrill to walk through period, Stattenfield picked off an Lyons (Lincoln, get the ball back to Porter as she took home the trophy. V. (9-0 Big East, 17-0 OveraU) East, 12-6 Mannetta) PP 4:47. 3. 1 Buczek (Cronin, Johns) 13:55. 4. 1 (6-4 Big OveraU) loss, 73-67. The 'Canes were led Providence's finest defensive the IceLine lobby muttering, lona pass at the blue line M. Mannetta scored 14 points and grabbed eight Goliath came and The nation's top women's bas- split its last in the form of the (Buczek, Nolan) 14:11. Penalties: V. Curran (Check Pitt games week, by rookies Rinat Zaltz and Octavia effort to date, as they held the "We're running out of bodies." teamed up with Shoup for from Behind) 3:18. against Providence. Canisius Ice a ketball team kept on truckin' last rebounds She Griffins, who skated I Bench (Too Many Men on Ice) 5:39. V Scranton defeating Georgetown by seven on Blue, who combined to score 32 Eagles to 61 points. The Lady The third period was a rough breakaway goal. Ten minutes (Interference) 9:37. week posting 92-51 then knocked down 20 points around, over and through the Ice a victory over the road and dropping their first points, and sophomore Sheron Friars were led by Kerri Chatten and tumble, grind-it-out battle later, the floodgates opened, with Miami. Cats on their Miami and a nationally televised Hall. More against way to capturing the 2nd Period: 5. V Stattenfield (Shoup) :36. 6. V Lorange (Moors, game at home to Seton Murray, who scored 19 points and and Sarah Miller who scored 28 with. a combined twenty-four Mark Lorange scoring his first Hughes) 1st Annual Ice Cat Invitational 11:11. 7. V Himes (Stattenfield, 97-87 victory over No. 17 Kansas. importantly, though, the Panthers respectively. Their penalty minutes. Derrick Bishop career goal, Curran) 14:08. 8. V Curran (Shoup, ripped down 9 boards. and 17 points, with followed by Himes, The victory over the a 6-2 victory last Saturday Stattenfield) 15:39. 9. V Cappallo 15:44. penalties: None. Jayhawks may have lost sophomore Melissa winning streak was snapped, gave Canisius its sixth goal (third Curran and Kyle Cappallo in five at a the first IceLine Arena. was game of a double- Thompson, who injured her knee though, later that week in a 12 of the period) on another stuff just minute span to close Canisius out the header that featured both of the (whose players come 3rd Period: 10. V Shoup (Stattenfield) :32. 11. I twice last week, once in practice GEORGETOWN point loss to the Hoyas. Despite 1:23 into the period. Four penalties scoring. The period ended with Simone (Kowalke) school's from cities in Canada known only 8:39. 12. V Stattenfield (Shoup, Lorange) 12:57. women's and men's bas- and then in the contest against the (3-7 Big East, 7-11 OveraU) their proficiency on the offensive followed before Villanova's Keith Villanova leading 5-4. 13. V Shoup (Curran) ketball teams. Once again the to geography mavens and those ENG 19:44. 14. Gubbins Gett, Grabowski) 19:58. Penalties: Pirates. Thompson has been Pitt's against the side of the court, Providence is Curran notched Villanova's final The first nine goals were scored V Grabowski The Hoyas' crusade who read Huskies were led by Rebecca Lx)bo, leading 51.1 The Hockey News) used tally (Elbowing) 15:57. shooter, recording a rest of the Big East continued last continually being burned by its two minutes later on a feed in the south goal, but Shoup made their size who got to display her awesome is and speed advantage to shooting percentage, which week as they took on Pittsburgh lack of defense, as seen in its last from Jamie Shoup. the north net feel welcome with control the ' puck in — I Shots On Goal: talents before 16,981 flatlanders. the Ice Cat 1 third in the Big East. Earlier in and Providence, coming away place Big East ranking in overall a quick strike just 32 seconds into zone for most of Lobo torched Kansas with 25 the week, Thompson led her team the contest. When with a split. Aifter leading by team defense. Maybe the third period. lona's Joseph the Griffs were not we wore them 1 2 3 points, 12 rebounds and six assists to victory by posting a career high stuffing the Simone answered F seven at half-time against Pitt, puck eight minutes on her way to collecting another points versus the Hoyas. Anoth- between the pipes, they were down. I know that they V 8 14 11 33 20 Georgetown collapsed in the BOSTON COLLEGE later, making it a 6-5 game, but sending the I Big East Player of the Week er bright spot for the Panthers last Ice Cats to the locker 14 6 11 31 second half and lost by seven. The (1-9 Big East, 4-14 OveraU) lost two of their top Stattenfield struck again at the room. Villanova 's leading award. Earlier in the week, UConn week was the play of guard Carol scorer, 12:57 mark. Shoup notched an Hoyas were led by senior center The Eagles' tumble to the bot- Ryan easily dismissed an overwhelmed first Stattenfield, who tallied five players, and that Power Play: Villanova for 1. lona 1 for 3. Morton, who moved into Daynia Larforce, who scored 14 tom continued last week as they makes empty net goal with 16 seconds points in the Miami team. The win was a place on Pitt's all-time steal list semifinal against points. Against the Lady Friars, lost 92-61 to Providence and then It even tougher on them, left and Brian Gubbins notched record 24th consecutive Big East lona, was checked from behind Canisius 6, VILLANOVA 2 against Seton Hall by swiping G'town faired better, winning 89- 73-67 to Miami. Boston College his first career goal with only two victory. UConn was led by Lobo, less than two minutes into the Canisius Head Coach seven passes. 78. Senior guard Colleen Hanra- has now lost seven games in a row seconds left, putting the prover- game. He crashed headfirst who netted 17 points, and Kara into Brian Cavanaugh bial icing 1 2 3 F han lit up Providence by connect- ^and none of them have been that on the cake. the boards. Stattenfield C Wolters and Pam Webber, who was diag- 1 4 1 ST. JOHN'S ing on five of eight three pointers close. The bright side of the moon The Wildcats head to Connec- 6 nosed with a put up 14 points each. Hus- concussion and had V 1 1 The (6-4 Big East, 10-7 OveraU) and finished the night with 18 Michael Wurtele, making just ticut this weekend for two ECAC 2 to sit out the rest of the kies' margin of victory in the Big The Red Storm was quelled last game. his second start of the season, South road games. Saturday the points. The Hoyas face the tough- "Maybe East this season is 37 points. it we wore them down," 1st Period: week as plummeted from second est part of their schedule this made several exceptional saves, Wildcats face Fairfield and Sun- 1. C MacCormick (Bourgeault, Messina) PP 1 1:28. Penalties: said Canisius' all Head Coach Brian Moors SETON HALL the way to fifth place by week as they take on Seton Hall often flopping around the crease day the Cats tangle with (Interference) 10:26. Cavanaugh. "I know that they (7-3 Big East, 16-4 OveraU) dropping two Big East games. The and UConn. like a fish out of water. Wurtele Quinnipiac. Top Ranked lost two of their top players, and 2nd The Lady Pirates posted two first defeat was at the hands of got the start after his bullpen Period: 2. C Gort (Parascak) PP 4:17. 3. C Stewart (Leroux) 13:37. Men's Big East Teams that makes it even tougher on our Lady Cats, who handed a 71- work in the 9-5 semifinal victory 4. C Gaglione (Leroux, Bishop) 14:15. 5. C Bourgeault (MacCormick, victories last week, a 67-53 win them." defeat Its Davidson) 15:40. 6. over Syracuse at home and a 58- 64 to St. John's. second against lona. The lona game V ShoUp (Curran, Scranton) PP 19:33. Penalties: SYRACUSE 4. Connecticut Despite the loss loss a 65-53 disappointment of Stattenfield, proved that Injury Report: Ryan Stattenfield C Slavin (Tripping) 1:43. 53 road victory over Pitt. The win was the early bird does not V Moeglein (Tripping) 3:13. C Stewart (3-7 Big East, 5-13 OveraU) 10. Syracuse the Ice Cats were able to hold the (Concussion), Harry over the Lady Panthers gave to the improving Orangewomen. always get the worm. Himes (Interference) 8:54. V Scranton (Slashing), C Davidson (Roughing) The Orangewomen 's improve- 13. Georgetown Griffins in to shut check through the first lona (Shoulder) and Jonathan Hughes 11:22. Seton Hall sole possession of third Syracuse was able down struck four times in the C Seymour (Holding, Roughing), V Arnold (Roughing) 17:46. ment over last year's squad con- 19. Villanova period. leader The one blemish was a first period of (Hip Pointer) all missed part the place in Big East. Big East scoring Tawana their rematch with of the The game tinued last week as they matched Troy did not even reach MacCormick power play Villanova. Canisius game with injuries. 3rd Period: 7. Bishop went back and forth until a late Jackson, who Villanova starting C (Stewart, Gort) PP 1:23. 8. V Curran (Shoup) their victory total from last season shot into left double digits despite Sagarin's the side of the net goalie PP 3:11. Penalties: run, led by sophomore forward totaling 36 Dan Nadeau was pulled in V Moors (Tripping) :52. V Moeglein (Double with a 65-53 victory over St. 0>mputer Ranking 10:26 into the game. Roughing), Dana Wynne, who put up an points against the Cats. favor of Wurtele after the third C Slavin (Double Roughing) 1:23. C.Wood (Roughing) 2:12. John's. Playing before its largest Canisius struck four more times C Bourgeault impressive 21 points 16 goal, a Mark Buczek strike 13:55 Others: Mike Kelly nnd Gregg (Interference) 2:34. V Paquette (Roughing), C Parascak and crowd, Syracuse was led by rookie in 6. Connecticut the second period, all from just into the 4-0 (Roughing), C Leroux (Hitting rebounds. Wynne now leads the game. Down at home Mello have both left the team. Kelly, After Whistle) 3:11. V St. Pierre (High- MIAMI forward MaLinda Schildt who put 12. Villanova outside the crease. Villanova after one period, one would the Sticking) 4:50. V Curran (Roughing) 15:01. Big East in rebounds, averaging (5-5 Big East, 8-10 think starting goalie, has accepted an OveraU) up 17 points and 11 rebounds. The 13. Syracuse finally answered on a power play Ferrill would have exploded. internship this semester. Mello, 12.3 a game. The Pirates were able Barring divine intervention, Orangewomen held the Red Storm 27. Georgetown with a Jamie Shoup backhand to "I took a different Shots on Goal quickly dispatch the Orange- approach this who led the Ice Cats in goals, assists to there was no way Miami was to a meager 29 percent shooting 49. Seton Hall the far post from Keith Curran time," said Ferrill. "I said This and points two years 1 2 3 F women as they built up an early going to defeat ago, had three UConn, and despite from the field. Earlier in the week, 76. Providence and Greg Scranton with just 27 " FILE PHOTO period we start fresh.' assists and no goals this season. C 15 19 14 48 13-2 lead and never looked back. its average record, there was no Syracuse fell to Seton Hall 67-53. 81. St. John's 6-foot-7 sophomore Kara Wol- V 7 8 5 20 The Hall relied on Texlin Quin- way Miami was going to lose to The game featured the defensive ters has given UConn added size ney's game high 15 points and the festering Eagles. The Hurri- prowess of rookie Raquel Nurse, inside. The Lady Huskies are Power Play: Canisius 3 for 5. Villanova 2 for 5. Rukiayah Walker's 13 to snuff out *'. canes' 92-51 loss to the Huskies who tallied four steals, improving currently No. 1 in the nation. Syracuse. was too ugly to put into words. her league leading total to 40. c' Six Villanovans ALLTOURNAMENT TEAM FJosh Gort, Canisius Men's Summary F Mike Messina, Canisius commemorated in duPont F Jamie Shoup, Villanova D Kelly Leroux, Canisius By ROBERT SCHUMACHER contributed 16 points, eight boards season that freshman forward and 19 points, nine boards, respec- Donnell Williams has failed to D Bruce Lorange, Villanova Staff Reporter tively. Moten currently has 1,224 sink a three-point field goal. GK Garrett Bodington, Rhode Island points in Big East play, ranking Williams is third in the league in CONNECTICUT him fourth all-time. The Orange- three-point shooting percentage at (8-0 in the Big East, 15-1 men are currently ranked No. 10 .462. The Hall, after beginning 1- OveraU) in the nation. 3 in the Big East, has finally been After their thrilling 86-75 defeat able to get on track under new of the Syracuse Orangemen to GEORGETOWN head coach George Blaney, win- gain sole possession of first place (7-3 in the Big East, 14-4 ning three out of their last four. in the Big East with a perfect 8- OveraU) Come out and support record, the Huskies suffered The Hoyas were able to regain MIAMI their first loss of the season to the some conference momentum after (3-5 in the Big East, 8-7 the Villanova No. 7 Kansas Jayhawks 88-59. back-to-back Big East losses to OveraU) While this non-conference loss Connecticut and Villanova with W^ky The 'Canes, after impressing women's basketball team 's quest for the covet- ends UConn home victories versus St. John's many with their first three game ed undefeated season, it does not and Pittsburgh. In the 71-60 win Big East winning streak, have affect their top standing in the Big over Pitt, junior center Othella begun to stumble, losing two East. In the losing effort, Connec- Harrington led the Hoyas with 20 straight. First, the Villanova ticut shot only .262 (22-for-84) points, 10 rebounds and four Wildcats blasted Miami 96-62 in guard from the field. Sophomore blocks. Georgetown, however, a game which saw the visiting with 23 on Tuesday, Feb. 7 Ray Allen led the team suffered its first home-court loss Cats jump out to leads of 13-0 and league points and is the overall of the season in front of a national- 27-5. Freshman guard Mitchell with a 21-point average. at leader ly televised audience to the Syr- Dunn netted 14 in the loss. UM 8:00 p.m. Marshall Senior forward Donny acuse Orangemen, 76-75. The then dropped their second in a row points also contributed 18 and Hoyas' deficiency from the foul to Syracuse, 76-51. Senior center The Huskies are nine rebounds. line (9-for-26) and their inability Constantin Popa had 1 1 points, 12 currently ranked No. 4 in the to get their center Harrington rebounds and five blocks. Miami Paul Arizin nation. (zero points) involved in the shot an abysmal season-low .284 in duPont offense led to their demise. Fresh- from the field. SYRACUSE man guard Allen Iverson led the Honorees versus (9-1 in the Big East, 16-2 team with 25 points and junior PROVIDENCE OveraU) forward Jerome Williams domi- (3-6 in the Big East, 11-6 The Orangemen were able to nated the boards with 15 the Miami Hurricanes. OveraU) 1.) Paul Arizin — rebound from their disappointing rebounds. Georgetown is current- Men's Basketball Providence was able to stop 86-75 loss to the UConn Huskies ly ranked No. 13 in the nation. their three-game losing skid as 2.) Wali Jones — with convincing conference wins Men's Basketball they crushed the Boston College versus the Miami Hurricanes 76- SETON HALL Eagles, 70-43. The thrill of this 3.) Bill Melchionni — Men's 51 and the Georgetown Hoyas 76- (4-4 in the Big East, 13-5 Basketball victory, however, was easily -k* the Miami matchup, junior OveraU) 75. In wiped away when the Friars were 4.) Jake Nevin — Trainer John Wallace had 20 Seton Hall was able to rebound forward effortlessly subdued by the Villan- and 12 boards to lead the from their 86-81 loss to the con- ^floints ova Wildcats, 88-67. In this con- 5.) Shelly Pennefather — Women's The women are currently in FILE PHOTO Basketball dubnirkjSPN Big Monday ference leading UConn Huskies test, PC shot a meager .348 from second place in the Big East. contest aBain5t"^«»€ Hoyas, SU s with a 72-70 win versus the '^«*»* *>«« improved his game to give the Huskies 6.) Al Severance — the field. Eric Williams, the team's i^^A^A^V^^I'^ ^^^V^ Basketball Coach dunension under the dynamic duo of Wallace and Pittsburgh Panthers. This game .sf n- basket. UConn stUl holds first place leading scorer, was held to a m toe? Big East. senior guard Lawrence Moten only.the second time this marked (Continued on page 35) , * -^im-^-rm*^ ».i ft Page 38 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 3, 1995 February 3, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 39 •I' Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats Women's By JONATHAN Villanova. I realize swimming PASSMAN an on-campus attract these high schoolers cur- and several freshmen on their ment to ignore our own tourna- Staff Columnist hockey rink is just a pipe dream rently playing in our own arena. roster, showing they have youth ment. If one parent of a Canisius in my head, but Ice Line Arena, Looking way down the road, and a new home. All they need Ice Griffin traveled down from First off, everybody and their a new facility the Ice Cats cur- Villanova could attract pee-wee is support. It's tough to make the Ontario, then is three hours out undefeated brother have been asking rently call home, me could be a great players in the Junior Flyers pro- trek to West Chester, particularly of the life of an athletic depart- about the whole Georgetown sign benefit towards planting the seeds gram, which also plays at IceLine. for underclassmen who lack cars. ment administrator too much to controversy, so I will just come for a Division I program. „ Seeing as By BROOKE Philadelphia has always But, I'm not asking anyone to buy ask? FERENCSIK Backstroke, Kouser won first out right now and say it: The Currently, Ice Line is also Staff Reporter home been a big hockey town (Broad season tickets. However, there is In Miami, maybe. But not in place for 'Nova, with Rothenbach t signs served their purpose, even for many teams in the Inter- Street Bullies, Bernie Parent, Eric no excuse for the athletic depart- Philadelphia. finishing a close second. 'Nova I if they were taken down before County Hockey The Villanova Association, a Lindros, et cetera), we could women's swim- accepted first place kudos yet f gametime. league of ming team took on made up many Delaware establish a veritable monopoly on the Pitt Panth- again in the 500 Free as Cosman I Even if they did not rattle ers in a Big college hockey, which is one of the East clash. Unlike the flew in at 4:58.82. Markey came f Iverson, they rattled Thompson. fastest growing sports in men, however, the women in I beat second for the Cats and Hoeflein The psychological edge was won. America. Pitt by a final talley of 126-112. I captured sixth. My big question, however, is: If "Depth has Alas, Villanova hockey is failing hurt us especially In the 200 Breast, 'Nova was Thompson is so concerned about to at diving," said it attract respect. Crowds were Head Coach without a first place finish. How- ethics at Christian schools, as he Bartsch, it good at the tournament, with "but we could not have ever, Lamoureux and Haibach n implied he was at the post game swam better against several vociferous fans showing Pitt." won the second and third slots for i* press conference, why are two In the first event, up both days to cheer on their Ice the Cats came 'Nova, respectively. In the final Christian schools playing on out on fire winning Cats. Still, one key element miss- the 400 Medley event, the 400 Free Relay, VU was h Sunday, when the coaches and Relay with the ing from the stands was the team of Tammi victorious yet again with a time student athletes should be in support of athletic department Kouser, Katie Lemoureux, Anne of 3:34.65. church? Marie personnel. I would have liked to Adams and Meaghan "We will have to swim that Besides, I watched the McCaffrey. In have seen Gene DeFilippo or one the 1650 Free, much better than we did against Georgetown-Syracuse battle on of his assistants come to at least Amanda Cosman captured first Pitt in order V* to pull off victories Monday, and when a close out-of- place for one of the games last weekend, 'Nova, clocking in at against Penn State and Virginia," bounds call went against the 17:18.42. considering it was our own tour- Kristi Besson finished said Head Coach Ed Bartsch. "But Hoyas, their students, that pinna- third in the nament. Alas, the crowd was event and Colleen we have been swimming great." cle of tasteful education, began to Markey took •from limited to friends and family of the fifth. Villanova takes on Penn State FILE PHOTO chant, 4V>e "Bull--." Seems the Hoya team, a sprinkle of The women's swimming team beat Pitt to Canisius fans, Feb. 4 and Virginia Feb. 5 at maintain its undefeated season. However the fans have just as team much class as and a dash of lona supporters duPont Pavilion. wUl have a tougher Ume against its next opponents, Penn State and Virginia we do. MEK? SEATS (including three very shrill voiced ... I was a bit hockey Depth has hurt us starved groupies who I thought were because of the long NHL lockout going to shatter my eardrums). especially at diving. But and ESPN's refusal to put a team There was no reason for there to we could Men's besides the Rangers or not have swimming Kings on and Chester County high schools, be less support from Villanovans. swam suffers setback National Hockey Night, I both so public and private. High It was their loss, especially on better against Pitt decided to take in the First Annual schoolers playing there now would Friday night, when Villanova By BROOKE FERENCSIK In the first event, Villanova 's "At this point in the season we followed in third place. IceCat Invitational last be Head Coach Ed Bartsch In the 200 weekend. used to the ice surface, just like rallied back from a 4-0 deficit at Staff Reporter 400 medley relay team of Tom have had mWe best times than Breast, Schwankl ended his day The trek to West Chester was a current high school basketball the end of the first period for a Tracey, Mike Schwankl, Kire we've in had years," said Head in grand fashion by capturing first minor inconvenience (27 minutes players like to play pick up games crucial 9-5 victory. After a long Christmas layoff, Filipovski Villanova and Sean Kelliher cap- Coach Bartsch. "We've been train- each with a time of 2:06.69. Cimicata way from Bryn Mawr — no in Jake Nevin. Considering that ended up losing to Canisius, In the 200 Free, Regan Billings- the Villanova men's swimming tured first place a with a time of ing really hard and I have been also worse than the finished a strong third while Spectrum). Still, Villanova is the only school in the bigger-time hockey school, in the ley made waves with a first place team returned to the hallowed 3:25.48. pleased with their performances." Travis Quigly took the sixth place it renewed my interest in pushing Philadelphia area to have a non- championship, 6-2, on Saturday. time of 1:53.98; Sarah Dykstra lanes of the duPont Swimming In the 1650 Free, Pat Donahue The eighth event was a return slot. In the final event, the for a big-time hockey program at club hockey team, Center for a meet men we could easily The Ice Cats have two seniors took second place honors and against Big East took second place honors for the to the lanes as Filipovski captured took third and fifth in the 400 Free Andrea Hoeflein finished fourth rival Pittsburgh on Jan. 28. It was Cats while in teammate Rob Drumm first for 'Nova with a time of Relay. the event. In not the type of return that the finished the 50 Free, McCaf- in fourth. In the 200 Free, 1:53.46 in the 200 Butterfly. team In the Expecting to finish in the upper frey struck again for 'Nova, desired, however, as the Blitzer finished in a strong second 100 Freestyle, Blitzer snagged a echelon of the Big East, this smacking Wildcats struggled, losing was Scope's wall in first place while the andJaredLucan smacked the wall second place spot and Spotlight- Lucan a difficult loss meet 150-91. for the Cats. Kouser took second place. for fourth. Moving on to the 50 finished strong at fourth. Tracey "We really just have to keep Free, Tracey left the competition starred for Villanova again as The solid performance con- he pushing each other," said Blitzer. in his wake, winning first place At this point in the took second place in the 200 Back. "But we expect to I tinued as Eileen Rothenbach have successful won for the Pitt Coach second time on the day, Membiela also finished fifth in the Ralph Willard meets in a fifth consecutive first for the season the upcoming week." we had more while Todd Cimicata finished in event and Brett Loper Cats in the 400 IM. Laurie Haibach came in The lack of depth, due to a loss I sixth. In the 200 IM, Schwankl By ALEX SCOFIELD best times than seventh. of scholarships, is down several notches. The result situation at Western Kentucky. captured third in the event. In the we've beginning to Senior Reporter continued the Wildcats' success In the 11th event, the is often gruesome to watch, as 200 Butterfly, Adams had that Cats take its toll on Villanova. The He assumed the reins of the One of the keys to Ralph had in years. We've by coming in Willard's rebuilding process at Pitt is forward at second place. Gus denionstrated greatness once Cats Pitt's effectiveness rests on its program in the 1990-91 first place feeling again as she next take on Delaware at season. Orlando Antigua. Despite its poor record, Pitt has played tough against Membiela and Nate Smith came again Depending on your perspective, ability to finished been training really as Donahue cruised into duPont Pavillion capitalize on hurried, With very little playing talent to good opponents. the event with a time of hard on Feb. 1 and in fifth and sixth, respectively, for first at 4:39.81, as you may consider Pittsburgh turnover-plagued games. But con- 2:07.55 Besson breezed Rob Drumm Virginia on Feb. 5. speak of, Willard guided the into a and I have been pleased 'Nova. Head Coach Ralph Willard the tests against Georgetown and fourth place finish. Hilltoppers to a 14-14 record that In the diving events, 'Nova was least fortunate coach in the Big Connecticut which came down to In the 100 Freestyle, with their performances. year, and for the McCaffrey East. following three overpowered by a clearly domi- the wire have shown that Pitt can continued to display her talents seasons, they never won fewer Head Coach Ed Bartsch nant Pitt Women's squad. Brian Yodice took Basketball Indeed, there are plenty of Composite Schedule compensate for its lack of depth by winning yet another first than 20 games. The Hilltoppers with third and David Bellaire reasons to sympathize with Wil- captured with a rigid defense and spurts a time of 52.55. Dykstra tied for (Continuedfrom page made the NCAA Tournament in "We swam just as well as Pitt fourth in the IM diving event. 40) in the game in the first half, lard in his first year at the helm of In as a solid transition game. second place in the event and in In the end, though, each of Willard's final two seasons the lanes," said sophomore the 3M diving event- it the game she scored all eight of Pitt. The Panthers, host -o- was Bellaire of her points who Villanovans have already wit- Billingsley took fourth. came down to the as their mentor and reached the for Home Games Brian Blitzer, "but a lot of factors who took tlTird and Yodice who most basic in the first period on 4for-7 Villanova at the Fitzgerald Field nessed first-hand In the the effectiveness tenth event, the 200 hurt us in aspect of the game: shooting. In House Sweet 16 round of the Tourna- the long run." finished fifth shooting. tomorrow, are undergoing of the Pitt defense, as the Panthers a word, 'Nova ment in 1993. was phenomenal. Villanova currently holds a rebuilding process that is vir- employed an unusual zone trap From the The world of college basketball floor, the team shot 47 half-game lead tually unprecedented in the 16- over the nationally against 'Nova that kept the Jan. percent. From the line, will not know for several years if it shot 88 ranked Seton Hall year history of the Big East 18 matchup Sunday, Feb. 5: Pirates in Big much closer than the Willard is capable of repeating ^^^^ P'^y- ^^ ^^^ Wildcats can conference. They entered the ^Fv!Il • ,. Wildcats would have liked. While Foul shootingeK^f was especially these feats in one of the NCAA's maintain their current position season with only eight eligible the Cats prevailed 71-69, the important premier hoops conferences. For - for the Cats after they behind scholarship players and that Men's Swimming the No. 1 ranked Connec- victory came only after a hard- had made their comeback and this season, four or five Big East ticut Huskies, they should be in number has fallen to seven players fought ^nd often sloppy effort to wins would be a tremendous were frying to hang onto their prime during the intra-conference overcome vs. Virginia position for a post-season the Panther zone. 12 p.m. slimSlim lead.l^an 'NovaIMrkwo moHA oAim.« \\iA accomplishment for Willard, con- Men's and Women's made seven stretch of the season. Further- straight free throws after regain- sidering the empty hand he was "The next five games will tell more, Willard must reverse the ing dealt at the beginning its lead and finished the our trend of unrealized potential of the year. Women's season," said Perretta. He has a great Swimming second half making 13-of-15 char- which "We are going to put in a style The Wildcats will take their marked the last few years ity shots. of play that is totally different show of the program under former reputation for teaching vs. Swimming on the road with road games Virginia 12 p.m. "Foul from the style [the returnees] are shooting won the game versus Syracuse and Miami. coach»Paul Evans. the for transition game. His used to playing us," said Perretta. the other both offensively Depending on how those games On hand, the pressure What also and defensively," said Willard. helped in the victory go, on Willard during his teams play with VS. 'Nova could garner some Top inaugural was the actual "There's going to be a period of 150 run that 25 votes. season at Pittsburgh is nonexist- intensity and will create adjustment." erased a 13 point deflcit. For seven ent. Not even the notoriously minutes and five seconds, the For now, the Wildcats will be impatient UNLV boosters loads of enthusiasm Among the could three starters lost Cats' defense clamped down and content to continue to play their expect an instant transformation from last year's team, the most Tuesday, Feb. 7: Virginia aggressive with his style of play. let no St. John's shots go through brand of basketball. of this program; Willard will be painful loss for Willard was point Dillon's the hoop. On the other end of the offensive performances granted a generous grace period ESPN Analyst Dick Vitale guard Jerry McCullough, who will court, Bagglio ignited the run (14.4 ppg) should complement the as tries sit Men's Basketball he to construct a new Pitt out the entire season after with five consistency of Thornton t '. straight points. (13.8 team from a bare foundation. reconstructive knee surgery. 12:00 p.m. ».: "They play really hard," said Senior co-captain Michele ppg) as an experienced 'Nova Finally, despite a 1-8 conference McCullough, with 13.3 vs. Miami 'Nova junior Eric Eberz after the points per 8 p.m. Thornton was also instrumental squad prepares for the remaining record (5-12 overall), the Panthers game last season, would have game. "They were up against in 'Nova's reversal of fortune. She nine conference games. An are generally considered Connecticut been the team's top returning unsung hero for by 25 and they only duPont Pool scored 10 points in the final 15 the Cats has been overachievers. lost to scorer. Jen Maga, Syracuse by two, and I minutes, including six points who has played steadily "He has a great reputation for for the think they know they only have Going into this week, the lone during the 15-0 run. She finished Cats in the center (6.6 ppg), teaching the transition game," so many guys, and they just do conference win for the Panthers with ^ team-high 20 points and often matching up against much said ESPN's Dick Vitale. "His ^^''^'' the best they can." was a 94-87 road victory over St. Come a team-high seven assists. Because P'ayers. Maga, as well as teams play with intensity and will watch the women The hustle that Pitt showed at John's Jan. 22. However, the Wednesday, Feb. 8: Bagglio was substituted quite freshman Priscilla Rosenthal create loads of enthusiasm with single duPont two weeks ago is a trade- easiest stretch of league play is often for starting point guard Sue ^^^° handedly has regis- his style of play." mark of ^^""^ ^^ Willard's teams. Willard yet to come for Pitt, giving the try Glenning, Thornton had to play ^^ 'Nova's 51 blocked The tenacity which Pitt has Women's to defend shots), will joined the Pitt program March 19, team a chance to distance itself Basketball a good amount of the game at have to keep up the *•.. shown against the elite squads of 1994, after four hugely successful from the conference basement. If point. She has played that position ^^^ P^^^t play if Villanova expects the Big East is a direct reflection vs. to years at Western Kentucky, the Panthers emerge with even a St. John's 7:30 p.m. in the past and was able to adjust continue down its road of new attitude Willard has where their undefeated record. success. the Hilltoppers compiled an remotely respectable record, it well, as demonstrated by her broughTT^H^J^St^^ ^^^^' ^^^"" 81-42 overall record during his will likely signify a promising assist total. Villanova students Vill sivdy. tYit Parffhers have taken tenure. future have a for Willard as a head coach Denise Dillon also played well chance to catch the virtually all of their opponents women as thev Willard arrived with a similar in the Big East. for the Cats, registering 19 points. return home Wednesday F*»K a Jen Snell, Dillon's counterpart at to play St. John's at 7:30 in /ka the forward positions, kept 'Nova duPont Arena. '«^ fUmfr i: *. .•'^•j>.r^T'^r'T*. 4» THE VtLLANOVAN • f^bntmy 3, IMS ww. »>r t.j-.'f',* . P o R T S Cats' Basketball gaining momentum Lawson, Kittles lift Women storm back ># Cats past Friars against St John's # By TODD By JOE PATTERSON If LESKANIC Associate Sports Editor /» Editor have What a difference a year makes. While the men been attract- M The Providence team that ing a lot of attention on campus, i" drubbed the Cats three times last the women's team has been quiet- !• together its season is long gone. In its place ly putting best season M is the mere shadow of a once great in years. With a 71-64 come-from- victory team. And by now we all know behind over St. John's, what Villanova does to shadows. 'Nova has captured sole posses- 'Nova thrashed the Friars 88- sion of second place in the Big 67 at duPont Pavilion last Satur- East. Down by as many as 13 day night. Although the Cats points at one point, the Wildcats scored 88 points, defense was the succeeded in disproving skeptics key to the victory. 'Nova (13-5, 6- who viewed 'Nova's recent suc- 2 Big East) held Providence scor- cess as a fluke. ing threat Eric Williams to just The Red Storm, who were tied 2-for-ll from the floor and forced with 'Nova for second place at tip- the Friars (11-6, 3-6 Big East) into off, seemed poised for a convincing a perimeter offense. victory. The Wildcats took a five "It was a great team effort," point lead thirteen minutes into said Head Coach Steve Lappas. the game on a Denise Dillon layup, "Our goal was just to give a lot but St. John's responded in a of help and when [Williams] was forceful manner, creating a 28-10 facing the basket, to make sure run. we didn't let him drive without Part of the problem early in the help." game for the Cats could be des- PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN At the heart of the strong cribed in two words: Tawana One of the reasons for the Wildcats' success on the court this year has been their unity. defensive performance was Jason Hopefully, Jackson. In the first half alone, this chemistry will not be disrupted with the loss of co-captain Jonathan Haynes. Lawson, who continued his dom- Jackson scored 24 points (10-for- /I ination of the interior on both ends 16 from the field and 2for-3 from of the court. By the end of the first enough for me to go out and me a little more and give me a just 34 percent of its shots in this three point range). Villanova's half, the sophomore had already change things." couple of open looks in the second contest, a considerable difference Head Coach Harry Perretta used swatted six shots and put in 10 With guard Jonathan Haynes half, and I was able to knock them from its 47 percent average. reserve guard Lisa Bagglio exten- points of his own, helping the Cats leaving the game with an injured out." Sophomore Zeffy Penn gave the sively in an effort to shut down to a 38-24 halftime lead. foot late in the first half, Lappas The Friars managed to cut the Cats some solid play off the bench, Jackson. Jackson continued to "There's no question that Jason and the Cats went looking for Cats lead down to 12 several times scoring seven points and grabbing score, though, and 'Nova could is an inside presence in this leadership elsewhere. during the half only to have the four rebounds in 24 minutes of only hope that Jackson would stop league," said Lappas. "One of the Junior Kerry Kittles answered hot shooting 'Nova offense (49.2 playing time. her torrid shooting pace. reasons he's such a special player the call, pouring in 27 points. percent for the game) slam the "Zeffy did a nice job coming off Fortunately, Jackson was only is what he's able to do on the court After scoring just four points in door each time. the bench tonight," said Lappas. 4-for-14 with 12 points in the both offensively and defensively. the first half. Kittles exploded for At the 9:20 mark, an Austin Eric Eberz continued his top second half. While 12 points is I think he changed the course of 23 in the second. For the game, Croshere tip-in had cut the lead notch play, bucketing 19 points on nothing to be discounted, it serious- this game." the junior shot 9-for-14, including to 61-49. Two Kittles free throws 7-forl3 from the floor. ly limited what had become a one "A fact was brought up to us 4-for-5 from behind the three point followed by a Lawson slam put dimensional offense. that we haven't beat Providence arc. any thoughts of a comeback to rest The win was the Wildcats' fifth "We wore IJacksonj down," said in three years," said Lawson. "I was just trying to get my as the 'Nova defense held its straight and helped earned them Perretta. '( "That was stressed a lot in teammates open," said Kittles. "I ground. the No. 19 ranking in the latest Also hampering the Cats in the practice and it was incentive was hoping they would slack off Providence managed to make AP poll. first half was an excessive amount of turnovers. Their 12 in the first period is more than they usually commit in an entire ballgame. Women produce five qualifying times "St. John's did a good job filling the passing lanes," said Perretta. :'* "We were also just lackadaisical. It's something we talked about at % by PETER 11:14.32. is Mcdonough This the team Mar- cally for the NCAA's and was the the track. halftime." staff Reporter shall will stick with throughout third best 5000 time ever run by "Jen is a very intelligent 'Nova righted itself and only the season, but he is convinced a female athlete at Villanova. runner," said Marshall. "She committed four turnovers in the There were two meets on the that they can bring in a faster knows where she is physiological- second half. During that period, docket for the women's track team time, especially considering that According to Marshall, Rhines ly and she knows what she has the Wildcats forced 11 turnovers last weekend. The Terrier Classic this was Woodward's very first did not necessarily excel because to do to win the race. Jen knows that resulted in 15 points. at Boston University was the first race of the season. she was running with her coach, that she has a little more time to (Continued on page stop on Friday and the Cats Woodward's second race of the but because of her intelligence on 39) be at the level Gitia's at." travelled south to the University season came the same day when of Florida Invitational in Gaines- she competed in the 800 meter ville on Sunday. run. She provisionally qualified Head Coach John Marshall's for the NCAA's, winning in a time Men's runners were once again up to the of 2:09.54, but is easily capable of Associated Press task, qualifying four individuals beating the automatic mark before 'Nova drubs St. John's, Top 25 and one relay team for the NCAA March. Fellow Wildcat, junior * h Championships in March. Stacey Robinson, also competed in 1. Massachusetts L Haynes out 'indefinitely' T Senior Becky Spies and sopho- the 800 finishing in third place 2. North Carolina more Krestena Sullivan competed (2:13.25). 3. Kansas in the Championship Mile in The Cats placed two other 4. Connecticut Boston. Spies placed third in runners in Florida in the 200 and 5. Maryland 4:41.32 while Sullivan was fifth 400 meter runs. Staye ran in the 6. Kentucky St. John's gave the Cats an (4:43.73) with a time that beat her 200, finishing 11th but in a solid game. Sophomore Alvin Willi- 7. UCLA early scare, but Kerry Kittles old personal best by nearly 14 time of 25.43. In the 400, sopho- ams, who took over for Haynes 8. Arkansas and Eric Eberz rallied 'Nova seconds. Both of their times beat more Kesha Walley was seventh at point, made up for his five 9. Michigan State from a seven the NCAA automatic qualifying in 57.31. point deficit to turnovers with a team-leading '"'I 10. Syracuse clinch a convincing 78-62 vic- time of 4:44. The story of the weekend, five steals. The word on 11. Iowa State tory. Kittles had 24 points and Any race titled the "Champion- however, was junior Jen Rhines, Haynes is that he will be out 12. Arizona 11 rebounds while the steady ship Mile" will draw its share of who ran the 5000 meter run on "indefinitely." Early estima- 13. Georgetown Eberz dropped in 23 points on quality competition. In it, Spies Friday in Boston. Running with tions had put his return at any 14. Wake Forest 4-for-7 shooting from three- and Sullivan were running with her was her own assistant coach where from three to eight 15. Virginia point range. Kittles also had World Class Country Champion Gina Procaccio, a former Wildcat weeks. He widened his stress 16. Arizona State five assists, four steals and Lynn Jennings, who won the race who is now one of the top milers fracture in his foot during last 17. Stanford only four seconds several electrifying dunks. with a time in the world. Procaccio won the Saturday's game versus 18. Missouri that of Spies. Villanova started off shaky, faster than race handily in a time of 15:40.37, Providence. 19. VILLANOVA continued to excel possibly due to the loss of The women which was the 10th best indoor Sophomore center Jason 20. Alabama the high point starting point guard Jonathan in Florida, where 5000 ever. Lawson recorded five blocked 21. Georgia Tech the distance Rhines, the 1994 outdoor Haynes, and committed 1 1 first of the meet was NCAA shots and was third on the 22. Oregon team, com- her race, half turnovers. After intermis- m?4tey_ relay. This 5000 champion, ran own team with 10 points. The game 23. Cincinnati I sion, Woodward, however, and finished second in though, the Cats only prised of sePJor Tosha improved the Cats' record to 24. Oklahoma committed four junior Cathalina Staye, a time of 15:49.37. This time beat more the entire 14-5. Sullivan, 25. Florida and Spies, took first, automatical- her old personal best by 13 ly quahfying for the NCAA's in seconds, qualified her automati- a v«