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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at ePublications at Regis University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Brown and Gold by an authorized administrator of ePublications at Regis University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Watergate Commencement Speaker William D Ruckelhaus ernment positions. H~ Foreign Relations; and of the once fired by. President served as Feder~ Adminis- Twenti~th Century Fund; Former Deputy Attorney General Nixon for refusing to pres- trator o~ the Envrronmental and chairman of the board of sure Archibald Cox who was Protection Agency fr?m trustees of the Urban Insti- . ' . 1970-73 as well as Actmg tute. He is a trustee of the the spec1al prosecuter mves- n· t f th F-BI d p 'f' s c r r N' ' 0 1 lrec or 0 e an acl lC cience enter .•ga mg •xon s m_vo ve~ent Deputy Attorney General of Foundation; Seattle Cham- m Watergate, wlll dehver the U.S. in 1973. He former- ber of Commerce; The' Con- the comm~ncement address ly served as Assistant At- servation Foundation; Legis a_t the Reg1~ College gi'adua- torney in charge of the civil 50; and the Seattle Art hun exerc1ses on Sunday, division for the U.S. De- Museum, where he also May 2. · partment of Justice. serves on the Ways & Means For his refusal to partici- A native of Indiana, Ruck- Committee. pate in the firing of Cox, elshaus was a member of the He serves on the Public Ruckelhaus was fired in what Indiana House of Represen- Interest Advisory Committee is known as the famous tatives and majority leader, to Harvard University Medi- "Saturday Night Mas- minority attorney for the cal Project; and on the Board sacre." Indiana Senate, Chief of Overseers of the Har- Ruckelhaus is the Senior Counsel for the Indiana vard's JFK School of Gov- Vice President for Law and Attorney General's Office, ernment. He serves on the Corporate Affairs for the and Deputy Attorney Gener- Board of Regents of Seattle Weyerhaeuser Company al of Indiana. University; and on the Visit- headquartered in Tacoma, . He currently serves as ing Committee for the Uni- Washington. Having joined Director of Cummins Engine versity of Washington's Weyerhaeuser in 1976 as a Company, Inc.; Peabody In- Graduate School of Public member of the Senior Man- · ternational Corporation; Affairs; and on the Visiting agement Committee, he is Nordstrom, Inc.; Pacific Gas Committee of the University responsible for policy setting & Transmission Co.; and as of Puget Sound. and coordination of the com- chairman of the board of A graduate of Princeton pany's key external rela- Geothermal Kinetics, Inc. University, Ruckelshaus re- tionships and its legal ser- He is a board member of the ceived his law degree from vice functions. American Paper Institute Harvard. He resides with his In the seventies, Ruckel- (API) and Pacific Gas wife and five children in William Ruckelhaus haus held several key gov- Transmission Co.; Council of Medina, Washington. ·Tonight, Create Your Career Have you always yearned o be your own boss? Do you Wednesday, February 3, 1982 have special talents or inter­ ests you would like to tum

1 into a way of making your living? ''Create Your Own - Career.'', a special pre­ Career Fair program to be Belial Reopening . Suppor~ed held tonight (Feb. 3) at 7:00 p.m. in the President's By Jerry Rouse Board decision last week to with the Board the following bar. It was more of a concern · Lounge will give you the and Jim Riley . · limit the opening of the Tuesday and reached a copl­ a few years ago." chance to hear from a panel of ,persons who have used Dr. Stephanie Wernig, Belial. promise whereby the bar As for her role in the Belial their talents in ~his way. Dean of Students, supports The idea to close the Belial would open two nights a Dr. W ernig said, "T_~h­ the Belial bar as an import­ began early this semester week and Friday afternoon. nicaliy, I am responsible for · ant part of college life and after it was learned the bar The five thousand dollar the bar as far as lawsuits and Creating your own career would like to see it reopen lost over five thousand dol­ debt is blamed on accounting such. Yes, I guess I could say can bring .a lot of satisfaction throughout the week. The lars. Executive Board -Trea­ problems and the controver­ 'that's all kiddies' and close along with the hard work it Belial offers several advant­ surer Mark Bauman met sy surrounding the resigna­ it but it is not my style; you takes. Time sperit now in ages to Regis including, "A with Ted Meyers, Director of tion of Bob Knoll in October. don't teach that way." planning and preparation 'will pay off later. The. place where students can Corporate Services, to dis­ Knoll, who handled both The situation in the Belial manager and accountant does not look optimistic. A research and analysis skills! learn to drink and it saves cuss problems facing the .which are part of your' them from drinking and bar. Mr. Meyers suggested positions, resigned, he said, five thousand dollar rent because of the heavy work­ :ollege education can be put driving," which would hap­ that the Belial close rather charge at the end of the year to good use to discover what pen if students went to a bar than continue losing money. load. An audit at the time could force the debt over ten needs you can fill, who wants off campus. When the Board acted on the showed the Belial $3,500 in thousand dollars. md will pay for what you The comments came from suggestion and closed the debt. There were food pur­ : "It is a small college bar 1.ave to offer, and how you an interview with Dr. W er­ bar except on Wednesday chases of $482.00 yet food . with perhaps six hundred will reach that market. nig following the Executive nights an irate bar crew met sales were only $197.00 people living on campus. leaving $285.00 unaccount­ Regis cannot support a 3.2 ed. The biggest reason for bar as a full time business," Your credibility in your the debt is the $4,713.74 bill said Hume Miller. Mark field will be an important for student wages tallied the Bauman agreed, "The bar issue in getting started on first two months of opera­ should operate as a business your own. A few well tion. By comparison the bar but it has not done so for planned years working for spent just $1725.94 on wages several years." We · had to others can give you the skills in November and December. close it down, the bar just and reputation to launch out Finally, beer revenues fell couldn't keep losing mon­ on your own. Often you will drastically when the price for ey." find a mentor who is willing to teach you more than the a draft beer went from .50 to Asked if there was any .25. job you are assigned. Under­ way the Bar could get back standing the inside workings ''We dropped the prices on its feet and reopen of a business or: organization after Bob quit," said present Bauman said, ''It needs can give you valuable insight bar manager Hume Miller," student support or it cannot into running your own or­ to get people back in the bar. be open all the time. " ganization. They just weren't coming in In related news the Cof­ because of the controversy.'' feehouse expects to end the Many students believed · year in the black. Manager Having a dream and a goal the administration sought-to Jim Hermann said there will help you overcome the close the bar. The issue was were large expenses from most difficult odds. A power­ raised once again with the the first semester that will ful dream creates a dynamic present situation. Dr: Wer­ not carry over this semester. force for you. It helps you to sort out the knowledge you nig commented, "No one is Continued on page 3 inherently opposed to the Continued on page 3 Dr. Stephanie Wernig Student Leaders and Management Responsible for Belial Success or Failure There is a subtle twist in the latest discussions about the meeting. Select the bar manager in Fe?ruary to serve as problems facing the Belial bar. The burden of responsibility assistant the rest of the semester. It will e~sure a proper for the debt has somehow shifted from student leaders and selection and approval time, allow a gra~e penod for the new bar management to the student body for their "lack of manager to decide on concrete ideas for Improvement and let support.'' the person actually see how the bar operates and how it will It is a dangerous excuse that supposes the bar has nothing affect their time. · to offer and that students somehow owe it support. It is 2. An accountant must be chosen- by the new Executive dangerous because it avoids the deeper question of th~ bar's Board treasurer in February to overseE;! ·the books the problems and indicates the confusion and_ helplessness following year. A number of times we have heen saddled which has been shown in dealing with the bar's problems. with debts needlessly because of poor accounting. 3. Professional business people must be ~rought in and It is clear that Dr. W ernig prefers the bar open and run by the new manager should visit other college bars to gain a . students. So do we. The only lack the Belial faces are ideas better idea on how to rl.!n this business. that can transform it. It must be mentioned that as students 4. There must be more advertising. Let the students know there is a necessary limitation on student leaders and bar exactly wha:t is planned. The wall calendar idea of last management. The Belial also has a poor history of changing. Its success has always been tied to beer revenue, a safe semester was excellent. There should be coupons, posters, leaflets, etc. If t~e bar needs business then it should attract proposition, but one that no longer works. Yet consider the it. advantages of the Belial such as its convenience, its importance as a social gathering place, and that it is run by 5. Open the bar for lunch. SAGA has agreed to it and we should pursue it. The bar can attract a Jarge lunchtime students . .A thorough assessment of the Belial and how it can crowd. promote student life needs to be undertaken. Structurally the bar needs an overhaul. Most importantly ihe Bar needs a personality. There are 1. The bar manager must be chosen earlier. As it stands so many ways it can go. The Belial is much to important to now the choice is made by a service committee in April and fade ~way and its fantastic opportunities for students can often confirmed by the General Assembly at their last only be unlocked by imagination.

Play _Postponed, 'Idiots' due in'March Outside Organization 1,000 Dear Editor: of sorts of the new phase of this special performance. I must inform you that our theatre here at Regis. Please Thank you very much. performance of HOW I GOT call 458-4150 or 458-4160/ - Sincerely, Regis ~tudents 0 THAT STORY by Amlin 3580 to reserve tickets for q~ry Seibert, S.J. Gray has had to be post­ poned indefinitely. The pro­ By Jerry Rouse duction that won the Obie Ministry Supports A recent sale of plants and students. award for best play off Escher graphics in the Stu­ - The contract called for the broadway, 1981, will re-open dent Center made a lot 9f Executive Board to gain 7% off broadway. In the contract Non-Smokers money but not for anyone at of all charged sales. How· for producing the play, when Regis. ever, the Executive Board that happens, all other pro­ Dear Editor, _ In order to practically' Hardpressed student or­ commanded 10% of sales in ductions of the play must be In an effort to help smok­ gaillzations lost out last week the past when the plant sale suspended. - address this problem we are ers on campus cut-out or beginning two initial steps: when Friends Growers, a was run by Rho Chi Sigma. But we go on. cut-down on their smoking, local greenhouse, signed a President Joey Gomes said We will open the new 1. SAGA food services has we plan an awareness build­ agreed to set up non­ contract with the Executive he was unaware of past theater space with Christo­ Board allowing them on contracts. pher Durang and Albert ing program for this semest: smoking sections in the campus' to sell plants at Many campus organiza· Innaurato's whacky play er to begin February 1 as eating areas. "below plant shop prices." tions are suffering from a with music, THE IDIOTS part ' of Campus Wellness 2. We are asking that · week. The firm estimates they lack of money this semester. KARAMAZOV. It will pre­ consideration of non- The news .also comes at a Information will be avail­ . smokers be given at all made over a thousand dol­ miere March 19 at 8:00P.M. time of serious talk about You are most cordially in­ -able ~s well as periodic group meetiilgs (e.g. De­ lars on the plants which were posters and other reminders. charged in the college book­ raising the activity fee to vited to a special perform­ partment meetings, Club make up for these losses. ance of the play March 20th We all know the dangers meetings, etc.) store throughout the .week by at 8:00 P.M. and to a of smoking to the smoker but Yes, it'sa sacrifice, but in reception following. This · there is also danger and the long run, it's worth it. performance is by invitation often seri()US inconvenience Br. Jim Brown only and will be a celebration to the non-smoker as well. Campus Ministry tiB The Presidents Address

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The Brown ?nd Gold is published during the academic year by s,tu· dents of Regis College. Editorial opinion expressed in this publicatiOn does not necessarily reflect that of the administration faculty. staff or - student body. ' Please direct all inquiries to the Brown a. Gold, Regis College, 50th & Lowell Blvd., Denver, CO 80221• . ~~.. ·II p llfli'PT'Attlr that broke down "Hello" to our ne-w circulation clerk, Lela Sponsel. Lela's 1 ....,.,~~u·e:. $300 worth of food replacing Irene Murphy who is taking the periodical clerk's spoilage. The refrigerator post, replacing Pat Kenny who is moving to Washington State. has been replaced. However, students can Do you need your library? You Bet! To test the amount of information you have learned and forgotten, see how many a 15% across the of the items below you can iden~ify By Creator. hike in prices and the 1. An American Tragedy _ of dorm delivery service. 2. Pygmalion Also the Coffeehouse plans 3. Camptown Races no entertainment for this 4. Remembrance of Things Past semester. Unlike the Belial, 5. Oliver Twist the Coffeehouse is given 6. City Lights free by the 7. Baseball Mark Bauman 8. Spoon River Anthology 9. Casey at the ·Bat 10. The Blue Danube 11. La Mer 12. Das Kapital Students Nucleus of Regis Theater 13. Lord of the Flies - 14. The Mikado 15. USA By Jane Hinds ters for KRCR, the student When asked about the 16. The Turn of the Screw and Jerry Rouse radio station. money that built the theatre, 17. God Bless America A committee was appoint­ Fr. Seibert laughed and told Fr. Gary Seibert S.J., 18. Frankenstein ed by the General Assembly us, "It hasn't been paid for, director of the Regis theatre, 19. Babbit to look into the matter and it is still a debt." He said he told the Brown and Gold he 20. Silent Night, Holy Night report back to the G.A ..at its did not know how the theatre 21. The Raven has been using non-Regis . next meeting. ·would be paid off. 22. The Blue Boy students in his plays for the 23. Finlandia last six years. He also noted Regis is noted city wide for 24. You Can't Go Home Again that Regis students are the its productions Fr. Seibert nucleus of the cast and that pointed out and the theatre every student who tried out is not simply a student NOTICE: There are still some ofyou that-have not picked up for the play was given a part. function. ' 'The theatre re­ your refund from the mountain program that was scheduled ceives none of the activity as part of the Orientation Program. If this pertains to you In a recent General As­ fee or anything like that," please head up to the Student Senate Office (2nd floor sembly meeting held Tues­ Seibert commented. ''The student tenter) and talk to Kathy- Herrfeldt. SOON!! day, January 26, it was posture of the college is charged that auditions for an toward the city," he contin­ WHO IS HE? Who can name the mysterious "flashing" upcoming Regis theatre pro­ ued, ''Regis gets a lot of character? Several alarmed Regis students have readily duction were open and being publicity from these plays." responded to these questions and bestowed on this perverted · filled by non-Regis students. One G.A. member felt roles creature such names ·as: "Dirtbag", "Jerkface", "Disgust- Tonight Create Your ing Loser", "Sicko", "Gone m. a Flas h" , "N o C omment" , should be restricted for "Scumbag", "Sexually Deprived", · "Adam reborn", and_ Regis students only. It was Own Career ''Wanker''-. also alleged that money· to build the theatre came from Continued from page 1 a Communications Depart­ need from the information BILL MURRAY -a doctor? That was. his one and only life ment budget that was in­ with which you ~e inundat­ ambition, but according to Murray, ~egi~ ~ollege chaJ?-~ed tended to buy new transmit- ed. It leads you to the people everything. At Regis, Bill found the hippy life more excitmg Fr. Gary Seibert, S.J. who can help you further the than Human Anatomy. In 1972, he dropped out of school and dream. As Ari Kiev points became a "professional" handyman, pizza ~ooke~, an.d STUDY IN EUROPE out: Everything that has laborer in his hometown in Illinois. Howev~~· Bill Murr~y IS The University of Lou vain [ es~. 1425] been created in the world now a successful actor in the T.V . .show, Saturday N1ght Leuven, Belgium existed in the -thoughts and Live'', and in the movies, ''Caddysl!ack'', ''Meatballs'', and _ ·offers day dreams ·of someone "Stripes". See-Regis isn't all that bad. COMPLETE PROGRAMMES IN PHILOSOPHY before it was realized­ FOR THE DEGREES QF B.A., M.A., AND Ph.D. "what the mind of man or plus A JUNIOR YEAR ABROAD PROGRAMME woman can conceive or be­ COME TO THE FAIR-THE REGIS COLLEGE CAREER 'AU Courses Are In English FAIR. It will be held on February 11 and February .12 at lieve, it can achieve." Tuition is 11,500 Belgium Franks ( +300$) Come to the President's 10:00. to 3:00 in Fieldhouse 5. This is your ch~ce to meet Lounge tonight to hear from with employers from business~s, indu~try! media, ~nergy, Write To: Secretary English Programmes some of the people who have professio_Ilal jobs, and non-profit organtzatl?n. ~y us~ng ~he Kardinaal Mercierplein 2 turned a dream and a goal ·unique Color Coding System, a .student can Iden~Ify his skills B-3000 Leuven, Belgium into reality. with a certain color and match It to the career with the same color (shown by the booths). , . ; On February 10, Torn Jacks<:>n, a ·guest s~~aker, w~ll lecture on the "Guerilla Tactics in Job Market at 7:00 m Fieldhouse 5. Rolling Stones HEALTH WEEK, sponsored by CIM (Careers in Medicine) and the f}ealth Center, began this we~k on Monday, Feb. 1. A booth will be set up on the first floor of the student every day at 11:30 to 1:00 until Thursday, Feb. 4. You.r blood pressure will be taken and your heart rate, hem?globm count and lung capacity will be tested. The purpose IS to help.the students become more aware of t_heir health. These services are FREE to all. So COME. -,-----.:--- ALL CONTRIBUTIONS to the campus literary magazine, Reflections, must be submitted no later th~ ~onday, February 8. The categories include ~oetry, fictiOn, and 66 AM non-fiction. $150 in cash prizes will be given away to the top writers in each category. ~ . ~-..~...... •• ... Progressive -Radio-•.... •• .. - ~ .__,,.... ' ~-.>·· .·. ·. ·"' -· - Campus Commf!nts .. "" Question: Do you think that the clos~g of the Belial Bar would have a negative effect on the student social life?

.) Bernie Langfield: (Bookstore clerk) "Yes, because it is a Chris Dierks: - . meeting place for the kids (Freshman) and they enjoy going there. "Yes, -it definitely would. You have to have someplace The bar has many theme to meet your friends and Nita Thompson: nights that ar.e a lot of fun with the bar on campus you Lynn Millar: (Sophmore) . and besides, the bar gives it would don't have to worry about car (Junior) "Yes-because it is a everybody a chance to take a lbe,callSe it is the only major accidents or walking to. say- . "Yes for some people, but convenient place to social­ break from their home­ area on campus." The Hilltop or Billy's Bar." overall I'd say no." ize." work.''

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He thinks to accepted without question. you feed a pocket full of himself that he has been Eventually, Wally pre- quarters into a pop machine trying to avoid this person . sents his view of life: "If I only to realize that you are literally for years. Wally get a fortune cookie in a not going to get that 'Pepsi makes his way through the . Chinese restaurant .. .I would Feeling.' However, at times grey, unfeeling city to the hardly throw it out. I mean, I I will see a flick that restores restaurant with its warmly lit read it. I read it, and, and, my faith in today's cinema. interior. uh, I just instinctively sort Such a movie is, My Dinner The action takes place of .. .if it says something like, with Andre by Louis Malle. almost entirely at a table in uh, a conversation with a The film features Andre this dining room. It was as if dark-haired man will be very • Gregory as a theater director I had been locked into this important to you, well, I just named Andre and Wallace room and couldn't leave until instinctively think, you Shawn as Wally, an actor I had heard their stories. know, who do I know who and playwright. The screen­ In a short while Andre has dark hair? There's some­ is based arrives and greets wally with thing in ~ that makes me a hug as if he had just read it and ... and I instinc­ arrived on a train or some­ tively interpret it as if it thing: Wally remembers to really were an omen of the Pabst Promo Nite himself how he had thought future. But in my conscious it peculiar that Andre and his opinion, which is so funda­ theater colleagues had al­ mental to my whole view of for Regis Students ways embraced one another. life, this is simply something They sit down to dinner and · that was written in the cookie Tuesday, Feb. 9 Andre does most of the factory several years ago and 1501.. Cf~JRIJ talking as he tells of his in no way refers to me.'' 8:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. recent travels. He describes "My Dinner With Andre" Good Times $4- .. his journey to a magical acts upon you in much the R«J.lSf Polish forest; to the Sahara same way a good book does. dessert; to the Findhorn, As Andre describes his 5$ oz... pi~ Scotland; and finally to Mon­ . fanta~tic journeys, we con­ tauk, Long Island. A happily . jur~ up images which could 1zu married family man, Andre ne .-er be reproduced in a ..,.~ explains that his travels were · camera. So often, words all ~ P~! . of "~ _ ~in~ of don't seem to have meaning training- program- to ·learn unless they are accompanied how to be a human being." by a visual aid; whether it be Pf..li{H VfiW fW Meanwhile, between bites, an expansive, action-packed Restaurant & Lou,.. Wally asks questions in an film or just "on-the-spot" attempt to clarify Andre's coverage by one of our · .• 55-9903 W. 38th at .lullan dreamlike stories. Slowly, wonderful news-teams. The w'ally loosens up and the movie tells us that people disparity within the conver­ just don't sit down and sation surrenders itself to discuss topics that are rele­ one helluva good chat. vant to their lives. This is Andre is unsettled about especially true of men. his work in the theater. He As time passed, I became relates that a friend of his, a less concerned with the REBATE Russian director, has decid­ awkwardness of the situation ed to leave the theater. He is and was glad that I was there doing so because he believes to see the film. I don't On your College Ring the theater to be superfluous suppose anyone had guessed since the real convincing that the quarter I left on my performances occur in peo­ seat was for the projection­ ple's everyday lives. ·when ist! ·ONLY THE ARMY GUARANTEES YOU: • Super-Size Bonuses For Critical Skills • The Most Complete Education Programs and Veterans' Financial Assistance • Specific Training in the World's Biggest Technical School • A TWO-YEAR Enlistment • Specific Geographic Assignments GET Tf:IE FACTS NOW HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS: Under the Delayed Entry Program, you can enlist now, guar~n!ee the training you want, and not report for tramu1g until after you graduate. Call today. For more information call: See your Jostens' Representative. 837-3041 Student Center Feb. 3,4 ARMY, BE ALL YOU CAN BE. An Equal Opportunity Employer 9:30-2:30 comedian. Madden· lacks the charisma of an Olsen or a Boz's Meredith. The Monday night team is entertaining, but Win 9osell screws up the whole show. That is ashame because Frank Gifford is a really knowledgeable play by play man. Str•eak -sports In- the past five years college has gained great popularity. A great deal of credit should go to NBC s d for putting together the gr~at with former nappe Corner. Marquette coach Al Maguire. if Enberg is able to capture excitement in football, he is twice as effective in By Paul Ryan basketball. Nothing can match an Enberg "Oh my!" On January 26th the wo- Hello everyone, and welcome to this week's edition of Maguire can carry that excitement even through the most men's basketball team's four Boz's Sports Corner. Before I indulge into the matters at boring basketball games. I can not say how furious I was game winning streak was hand it is important I correct myself on certain items when I heard that CBS will be doing the NCAA snapped in a disappointing printed last week. The same day the paper came out, Tournament this year. Gary Bender has to be the worst, loss to Colorado Women's Ozzie Smith publicly announced he is vetoing the trade and was good with the NBC duo but without College. The women fought that would have sent him to the Cardinals in exchange for them he is extremely boring. an NBC back from a 41-29 half-time Garry Templeton. Secondly, I acknowledge the fact I was broadcaster is 'the most exciting announcer I have ever deficit to tie and eventually way off in regard to my prediction of the Super Bowl. This heard,-and at age 25 he has a great future. go ahead of ewe by four points in the closing minutes week I deal with the area of sports that is off the field, and I thought it might also be interesting to rate the of the· game. The score up in the press box. This edition focuses on the best television sports celebrities here in Denver. At the bottom see-sawed back and forth broadcasters in baseball, football, basketball, as well as a of the list is the sports director at Channel 7. Tom until the final buzzer sound- look at the dudes that do the nightly sports here in Campbell speaks with a great amount of energy, but for ed and Regis was down by Denver. some reason I get the feeling he does not know what the one point. Two CWC free- When it comes to baseball there is no match in terms of heck he is talking about, nor does he care. His highlights throws after time ran out left expertise when comparing NBC's broadcast team with that of ABC's. Having to listen- to , Bob are very standard. Mike Nolan of Channel 9 is a step Regis on the short end of a Uecker, a'nd during the made above Campbell. He has a ten

'' 11 On the boards 3] No press 2J. Oat of bounds 4] _Lay up 5) Slick move By .,..__B. Muller I It ain't, the Fans it's the Fun- By Jim Haedrich . include conference rivals Jerry Rouse . Western State, Mines and Ft. Lewis College as well as Unlike · the Basketball powerhou'ses . Air Force, team they do not have large DEmver ,. University and Colo­ scholarships. They are not as rado University which may succes'sful as the women's explain why the swimmers volleyball team and they will have not won· a meet. never h'&ve a home field like It's a very competitive the baseball 'team. What league," coach St. Clair told keeps this· team 'together? us.· "There are no It's not the fans but, yes, slouches, '' Regis there is a swim team. While the women compete The blueprint for the on all levels the men are not fieldhouse, built in 1960, allowed to race against club called for an Olympic-size teams. The guys can also swimming pool with a mov­ only swim in either two able ceiling and-sliding glass single events and a relay or panels that opened onto a two relay and one single spacious sundeck. The field­ event. This is difficult with bouse has, of course, none of just eight men swimmers these. There is a movable some of whom have never diving board. The swimmers swum competitively. move it to practice. There is · Four years ago there were also a temperamental filter­ five Regis swimmers, this heating system that peri­ year there are fifteen. They -odically closes the pool. must be doing something Despite these drawbacks Jay Baxtresser, George Tillson, Lori DeMatties, Jean Brada right. The Regis swimmers the Regis swim team is alive Gordon Sharpe, Teresa Baker, Bernie Zickmund, Ginger Baker are in it for the fun and the and well and competing_ Lindsey Cough, Diana Kelly, Martha Donahue, George Payton competition .. And isn't that against the best in the what sports are all about?! region and having fun doing there's no pressure. We're away from Qualifying. can afford to send them to How ·can you not have fun in it. - out to do our best.'' Whether the girls; senior nationals held this year in a swimming pool? Besides, "We're something like a They must be doing some­ Ginger Baker, sophomore Simon-Frasier, British have you ever seen the girls family," said Coach Mary thing right. While the team Martha Donahue, freshman Columbia. · in their swimsuits?? St. Clair. "They're welcome has not won a meet, four Diana Kelly and Lori The season began Novem­ Anyone interested in down at my place anytime girls have Qualifying times DeMatties, go to nationals ber 14 and is due to end in working the RMAC cham­ and they know it.'' for the nationa_ls and Lindsey depends ultimately not just just a few weeks. The swim pionship meets February 12 "It's fun," Martha Dona­ Kough, the best male on how well they perform but team has gone against the and 13 please sign up in the . hue comments, "because swimmer, is only six-.tenths if the swimming program best. Teams on the schedule Athletic Department. j 1 A correction to last week's l Jock paper concerning the article J on Regis' athletes. Senior l Scraps Becky Muller was selected j All Anterican Boz as an Honorable Mention ! New York Islanders star All-American volleyball l forward Anders Kallur, will 1 '1 player at the NAIA National l be side-lined for at least a Championship tournament I month after rapturing a held in Athens, West Vir- 1 ligament in his right knee. 1ginia. 1 The injury came in the win · Becky, the 1981 Regis I over Pittsburgh on January Athlete of the Year, was also 27. elected to the RMAC All- ***** Conference team. . Becky Mueller Tom Chambers of San ***** Diego and Jeff Ruland of ***** In his first international Washington have been Los Angeles Rams head race, Dan Jensen, a 16-year­ named the Western and coach -Ray Malavasi has' old from Wisconsin, set a . Eastern Conference rookies announced the hiring of Fritz junior world speed skating of the month for January in Shurmur as defensive co­ record of 38.24 seconds for the NBA. ordinator. 500 meters.

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Coors salutes the Intramural Team ofthe nth! .

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DinoDavies Pat Cantwell • Doc Viapando Kevin Doody Brian Salerno Rick Gallaher Miles Deeg Eric Hogancamp

Dino: "We have outstanding teamwork" Doc: "We don't get uptight man"