FOGHORSan Francisco N UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

VOI.IMKX7 Nl Mltl-.K 12 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1990

TENSION BETWEEN FACULTY AND UNIVERSITY BUILDS STI-VI- FERRY Associate Editor

Tension between lhe USF Faculty In late September thc iwo sides met and Association (USFFA) and thc Universily the faculty accepted thc University's de­ Negotiating Team continue lo build as a sire to delay any workload change until final settlement has yet to be reached thc 1991-92 year. According to Foghorn between the two parties. sources the University made no attempt to The faculty association made conces­ move towards an agreement and the Board sions in August by withdrawing the re­ of Trustees finds the University's current quests for increased dental coverage and proposal "completely reasonable" and thc liability coverage. Also removed from Faculty Association's proposal "unrealis­ the faculty package was the proposal for tic." The Board believes that the faculty housing subsidies for new faculty. are "very well paid." As of August 8, 1990, the following During the Oct. 10 meting ofthe USFFA, was left in the USFFA proposal: it was agreed that "if the administration 1) An across the board salary increase does not make a reasonable, good faith often percent. This request covers a five effort to resolve issues of salary and percent for this year and a five percent workload by Nov. 1, 1990, the Faculty raise which was postponed from last Association will meet to plan the with­ year due to the University's financial drawal of all voluntary service to thc constraints. University."Then,if by Dec. 1 asettlement 2) Salary steps and maintenance of has still not been achieved, the USFFA current benefits. will meet to consider withholding some or 3) A normal workload of nine teach­ all contractually mandated services. Ap­ ing units, three research units and three proximately 113 faculty signatures were units of service. collected as of Nov. 14 supporting the Oct. 4) A faculty Development Fund of 10 decision. SI 50,000. The USFFA has not met again since 5) Guaranteed parking availability in Nov. 13, when the administration team the lots assigned informed them that the University was Thc Universily responded with a "committed to implementing a workload proposal lhat included: proposal." The Trustees' Executive Com­ 1) Across the board salary increase of mittee was recommending to thc Board 4.5 percent with no steps. the following setUcment: maintenance of 2) An agreement "in principle" on thc benefits; salary steps plus a 6.3 percent workload proposal, but with no timeline across-the-board increase; $100,000 in • The USF Men's Basketball team was mauled by UC or implementation schedule. new Faculty Development Fund money. Berkeley last Saturday at Memorial Gymnasium. The 3) A Faculty Development Fund of Final Margin was Cal 86 to USF's 63. For more on the 5100,000. See Tension, Page 2 4) Maintenance ol current benefits. game, see Sports Week, page 12.

ASUSF SENATE ENDORSES ART AND SCIENCES STUDENT SMOKE FREE CAMPUS COUNCIL FORMED KIM KAUER KIMBERLY KAUER NEWS EDITOR News Editor The Associated Students of the Uni­ resolution on Oct. 25,1990asking that the The College of Arts and Sciences has established a student council comprised of versity of San Francisco (ASUSF) Sen­ University comply wilh the code by Dec. members from each department within lhe college in order to help bridge communi­ ate passed a resolution on Wednesday, 31,1990. cation gaps and get student views across to thc administration. Nov. 28 encouraging thc Universily to "I think it is really important we use the Dean ofthe College of Arts and Sciences, Stanley Nel and Assistant Dean William adapt a smoke-free policy. same resolution date as the graduate Jordan will attend the meetings along with lhe 15 student representatives. The ASUSF Senate passed by a vote council," ASUSF Presideni Peter Saari The idea for the council came from the Arts and Sciences Senate representatives, of 14 yes 0 no and two abstentions that said, "...'We need it done now.'" Kevin Mullin and Carmen Lopez. lhe University fully complies wilh thc USF is currently not incompliance with "It [the councill will enhance the communication within the college," Mullin said. city's health code. They also encouraged the Cily of San Francisco's Health Code. "Student needs will be met belter lhan ever before. If students felt alienated by the all USF undergraduate and graduate Thc Code states in Section 1008.2 that in senate in the past, than they could speak more to their department representatives and studem governance organizations lo all educational facilities "smoking shall tell them what matters." support a smoke free environment along be prohibited in those enclosed areas of Mullin used the Chemistry Department as an example. "Thc Chemistry Department with encouraging the University to de­ the following places during those times needs new equipment and currently there is no way for a student lo voice his or her velop health education programs that when lhe general public has access to concern. Now, the Chemistry Department representative could bring this mailer up will better educate sludents on smoking. them." Areas which arc subject to this with the dean at lhe meeting ami suggest lhal next year's budget incorporates this Thc senate requested that thc Univer­ regulation arc public areas in education need." sity comply with the city's health code facilities; classrooms, meeting or confer­ Thc council meetings will be held monthly beginning with an informal meeting on by Dec. 31, 1990. ence rooms and lecture halls. Certain ar­ Friday, Dec. 7. Thc USF. Graduate and Professional eas could remain a smoking section as 'The ground work is still being laid, so the first meeting wc will basically form an Student Coordinating Council passed a long as the sections were divided. overview of goals and decide exactly where wc arc going," Mullin said. NEWS

Concentratino Camp Survivor Speaks On His Encounter With Divinity DELIA GALLAGHER Foghorn StaH Franciszek Gajowniczek, an 89-ycar-old Maximilian Kolbc, who was canonized a loudly said, 'How terrible, I'm sorry for my Gajowniczek made no political statements Polish man who's life was spared in saint on October 10,1982. wife and my children. I don't want them to but asked that thc destruction of life at Auschwitz by thc intervention of Fr. In his lecture, Gajowniczek called Kolbc be orphans. Auschwitz not be forgotten. Maximilian Kolbc, recounted his story loan "a courageous patriot and and great priest" When I was already standing among those Gajowniczek concluded lhal he will never audience of 300 people in Parina Lounge on and revealed how Kolbe saved his life. selected...a man camc forward and thc SS forgci Maximilian Kolbe's selfless act of Friday, November 30. Gajownic/.ck's lec­ On August 2,1941, an inmate from Block commander, Fritsch, asked him, 'Why did martyrdom, and hc intends to spend the resi ture was translated from Polish by USF 14A, thc same block where Gajowniczek you step oul, you Polish swine?' of his life repaying the debt. professor George Lerski. and Kolbc were held, escaped. As a punish­ Maximilian answered, 'He has a family "I am only happy lhat his death was not in The lecture was sponsored by thc Saini ment and deterrent, 10 men from lhal block and children and 1 am a lonely Catholic vain." he added. Ignatius Institute and lhe Knights of ihe were chosen to die. priest.' Immaculata, a Marian movement founded "The commander camc to our row," ex­ So he was asked. 'Which one do you by Maximilian Kolbc. John Gallcn, Assis­ plained Gajowniczek slowly, "and I was want io replace'' tant Director of thc Institute, opened with a standing live or six step*-; Irom Maximilian Maximilian said, 'I will stand for him.' short history of the life and theology of Kolbc... and I was singled out and then I Gajowniczek was Rome in 1982, "and I had my ies. holy communion there from the hands of the Holy Father, for which I am im­ The USFFA will meet on Tuesday, Dec. mensely grateful to thc Almighty." 11 to review the process and determine He presented a gold medallion of St. whether or not to withhold voluntary and/or Maximilian to President Bush last year conn-actually required services. and met wilh him privately in the Oval Thc Foghom was unable to get a response • Alan Heinemen, President of the Office. from the University administration. • ex prisoner speaks at a packed Parina USFFA is "disapointed." Lounge FOGHORSon ItWatitCO N

SELECTED SYNOPS STUDENT NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD "JOURNALISM IS LITERATURE IN A HURRY"

Head For the Boarder cul expenses io reduce rising tuition costs. the class, lhe researchers fill a room EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bruno Norman He also said thai higher education is not PRODUCTION CHIEF William Row If thc government decides to reinstate that resembles thc inside of a bar and ASSOCIATE EDITORS Steve Ferry, Celeste Poner lhe draft due to thc Persian Gulf conflict unaffordable as thc public believes. As il is, serve a group of students drinks. Thc NEWS EDITOR Kimberly Kauer college students will not be able lo get the college tuition has been risen faster lhan die students usually assume dial what ASST. NEWS EDITOR Nikki Burrows automatic deferments as they did during rale of inflation. During thc fall of 1990, ihey are drinking has alcohol mixed COMMENTARY EDITOR Dan Perea the Vietnam War due to the current draft average tuition costs rose aboul 8 percent at in and in pasi classes, researchers SPORTS EDITOR Mychael Urban mosl institutions. Studeni financial aid has have found that aflcr approximately ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR SandraCobb law which was adopted in 1971. College ASST. ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Debbie Smith sludents would only be able to receive grown faster lhan inflation, but it still was 45 minutes the group begins to relax COttEGE UVING EDITOR Delia Gallagher temporary deferments. If a student is drafted not able to keep up with the pace of tuition and become more outgoing. Then PHOTO EDrTOR Joan Barnett during thc middle of a semester or quarter, increases. lhe researchers tell the group thai COPY EDITOR Natalie Tomasello they would be allowed to stay in school what they have been drinking was Shelly Iwamoto alcohol free. The class then studies COtUMNIST Mychael Urban until the end of the term. A student in his Irish Debate Academic Ethics PRODUCTION STAFF Bob Kilcullen final year of study would be able to avoid A graduate student at the University drinking under social pressure, the Yolanda Tillis the draft until the end of the academic year. College Dublin released a lape of an inter­ "party animal" syndrome, dating, APPtE CONSULTANT Pat McGovern An act of Congress along with the signa­ view he had conducted with Ireland's Deputy and academic anxiety. BUSINESS MANAGER Stephen Revetria ture of the President is needed to reinstate Prime Minister Brian Lenihan when the ADVISOR Betsy Higgs the draft. Men turning 20 during the year Deputy Prime Minister spoke with then- Italy Offers New Degret the draft started would be taken first. If thc President Patrick Hillery about dissolving Program The San Francisco Foghorn is the official student newspaper draft began in 1991, males born in 1971 Parliament. Leflihan denied that he had taken of the University of San Francisco and is sponsored by the The Italian Parliament has ap­ would go first. Next would be 21-year part in the call, but then resigned as Deputy Associated Students. proved a new degrees program which The thoughts and opinions expressed herein are those of the olds, then 22-year olds, 23-year olds, 24- Prime Minister and went on to lose this past can be completed in about two or writers and do not necessarily reflect those of the Foghorn ycarolds,and25-ycar-olds. The draft would month's election for Presideni of Ireland-he three years instead of lhe usual four staff, the Administration or the student body of the University of then work back to 19-ycar-olds and then had been expected to win before the con­ San Francisco. Contents of each issue are the sole responsi­ to fiveyear s required for lhe standard 18-year olds. troversy occurred. bilities of the editors. Italian degree. Thc "first level" de­ Subscriptions are thirty dollars per annum gree is similar to other offered in ataman AC*. Colleges Urged to Keep Costs What's the Point? most European countries. Sludents AS AU. AMERICAN PUBIJCATIOK Affordable The University of Washington Bchav will have to pass an exam after two Sun Francisco Foghorn Colleges were warned by Education ioral Alcoholic Research Department has or three years and then they can 2345 Golden Gale Avenui Secretary Lauro Cavazos that they must begun to offer a new course in the social decide toend their siudicsor continue Sin Francisco, CA 941IX motivations of drinking. In the beginning of for their four to live year degree. (415) 4***122 A.M.D.C.

Page 2 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5, 1990 NEWS

"We Do Some Pretty University Center Vandalized KIMBERLY KAUER Freaky Stuff..." News Editor

MYCHAEL URBAN Sometime between Sunday night at 10 pm and carly Monday morning the University Center was broken into And then there were none...Well, Dons and Lady Dons, and vandalized. this is it; lhe last few gems of wisdom to emanate from the It was discovered when the building was unlocked Monday morning that approximately 21 wooden chairs Three Dot Lounge for the semester. I know I get a little crazy in thc Green and Gold had been broken. on this page from time to lime, but it's only because you, the readers, are so sick and demented. 1 get positive feedback all "I found oul this moming when Sally Harris [Director of Food Service] called mc and asked for replacement of the time, and I've always said, "If it ain't broke, don't fix forthe 21 broken chairs," Bill Clark, Director of Sludenl Leadership and Outreach Services said. "When thc it," so without further ado, I bring you thc Grand Finale/ University Center supervisor locked the doors al 10 pm, hc didn't notice lhal any damage had been done lo lhe Closeout Column...all insults, 1/2 price. room." • • • Hard to believe...Surely you didn't think I'd end thc se­ Clark also said lhal hc docs nol feel that this incident was at all related lo thc burglary ol an ASUSFcomputcr mester without one lasl dig at my friends from Public Safety! which was taken sometime during Thanksgiving weekend from lhe fourth floor of the Universily Ccnici Well, first things first; Who out there has noticed that thc "They arc not al all related," Clark said. "The person who tk thc computer needed a key to get lo il since senior member of thc force has been tooling around in an the doors were locked." unmarked car? I've seen him issuing his quota of parking tickets these days oul of a white Nissan Sentra that looks Clark was unable lo say how thc damaged furniture would be permanently replaced, but hc is expected to almost as snappy as his shiny badge! What's the deal? Well, come lo a conclusion in the next few days after conferring with Darnita Killicn, Assistant Vice President of I've been told by a fairly reliable source that someone in the Student Development. department is just a little too aggressive behind the wheel, and one of the patrol cars simply couldn't take it anymore. Hence, they retired the vehicle, and until the new custom Mustang(n* t) is ready, the White Wonder will have to do. That's right, a rent-a-cop in a rent-a-car! How quaint. ...Moving to another story now, I'm extremely disappointed to inform you all that my application to become the next Public Safety Publicity Director has been rejected. -Something about a "conflict of interest," they said. ...All I wanted to do was help, man! OF EVENTS AT USF AND AROUND THE BAY • • • Professional?...Late one afternoon last week I was just about to get into my brand new green and brown Ford Blazer (or not), when I noticed a tidy stack of term papers on the car AT USF AROUND THE BAY parked next to me. I guess one of our instructors was so distracted by the question of whether or not USF is a truly Catholic university that the papers suddenly didn't seem so December 5 important anymore. -I beg to differ, which is why I picked December 6 Public Lecture on Childhood Stress \sihcnticoidfrcc, them up. Unfortunately, however, I didn't have the time to The Department of Computer Science continues their public lecture co-sponsored by USF and the Stanley S. return them to their rightfulco-owne r in the Business School fall lecture series with, Character Animation by Langendorf Foundation. Suzanne Giraudo, coordina- at that particular moment. Then, wouldn't you know it, even Computer.. At Its Best with Flip Phillips and Pete Docter . tor at USF's Center for Family and School Counseling, / got caught up in this whole Catholic issue, so I forgot about ofPIXAR. The lecture will be held in Hamey 232 from is the speaker at the 7:00 pm lecture in St. Paul's High the papers for a few days myself. I feel no remorse, because 11:00 to Noon. School Cafeteria, 317 29th St., in San Francisco it wasn' t my responsibility in the firstplace , but there they sat in my back seat for five tong days; no reader, no grade, no Howard University School of Communications Dean, nothin'! I returned them on Monday at the crack of dawn, of will deliver a free lecture on Cultural Diversity and December 6 course, and I'm too nice of a guy to print the embarrassed Communications in the New America: Issues and Op­ The American ConservatoryTheaterpresents lhe world educator's name here, but I couldn't help laughing at the portunities. The Dean, Orlando L. Taylor, will be speaking premiere of Jane Anderson's poignant new drama, thought of the classroom scene this whole episode must have up at Lone Mountain in room 100 at 5:30 pm. Food and Shelter, at the Stage Door Theater. Food and produced. Did the instructor come clean about the paper's Shelter, which addresses the plight of the nation's whereabouts? Did he lie and say the grading process was The Jesuit Lecture Series continues their series, in ob­ homeless, will run until January 27 at Stage Door delayed? Or did he simply say, "Those, class, were the best servance of the Ignatian Year, with Sr. Mary Peter Traviss, Theatre, 450 Mason, in San Francisco. Tickets, which damn papers I've read in my 20-some-odd years of teaching. OP, Professor of Education on Ethics Across the Curricu­ vary between $10-29, arc available through lhe ACT I've never done this before, but you all get an 'A'! Great f— lum: Explicit and Hidden, at Xavier Hall between 7:30 - Box OfficeorTickeiron. Call 749-2362 for information. 8:30 pm. job...all of you!" Let's hope the latter isn't the case, because if it is, he's been exposed. A Communal Reconciliation Service will be celebrated December 10 • • • in Xavier Hall Chapel. There will be opportunity for Holiday Arts and Crafts at SF State Universily Student individual confession and absolution. The event, which is Union from Monday through Thursday. Over 70 arti­ Power ofthe Press...We've been discussing the various sponsored by Campus Ministry, will begin at 8:00 pm. options for the Foghorn's semester ending party this Friday, sans and craftspersons will be represented will be and some yahoo has come up with the idea of holding it in the represented in the Associated Students Holiday Arts & December 7 Koret, sans alcohol. -Survey SAYS: Boooo! -What fun...I Crafts Fair. The fair, which will run until December 13, could check out some badminton gear and we could just A Nooner at Saint Ignatius Church will feature Sandrc is open from 9 am to 7 pm and admission is free. reminisce about what a fine job we all did. Gimme a break, Soderland, on Organ at 12:30. Admission is Free! man. I'd rather just get a twelve pack and drink naked in my The City Magazine Publisher, Fred Dodsworth will closet! -In case you didn't know, none of us get paid for our December 9 speak on the challenges of magazine publishing in a endless hours of work, so why not let us cut loose for once? A -S/u/eLec/ure, entitled "Israel and Jordan," willbe given major metropolitan city at City College of San Fran­ Our fearless leader, Bruno Minoru (huh?) Norman has stayed by Louis Lake Bryant, M.A., president of the Arc heo Club cisco. The event, which is sponsored by the CCSF neutral on the matter, but most of the section editors have D'llalia, at 2:00 pm in Hamey Science Center, room 232. Journalism Department, will be at thc Arts Building, agreed to boycott if this proposition wins. I'm personally a Donations are appreciated room 135 at 12 Noon. Call 239-3446 for information big fan ofthe pitchers at the Front Room, so if you really love about the free lecture. this column, drop a few bucks in a sealed envelope in my box December 10 at the office and I'll bring back receipts. ...Besides, I lost my Stress Wellness Clinic designed to help students learn to December 15 ID! use stress in positive ways and develop a lifestyle of A Free Holiday Concert of traditional music will be • • • optimal wellness will be in Kendrick Hall, room 105 from presented by the San Francisco Recreation Symphony Farewell...Well, the Lounge is now closing for winter 4:30-6:00 pm. and the San Francisco City Chorus. A reception, which renovations. We've done it all down here in the last four will follow the concert performances of Vivaldi's months, and whether I come back to write this column next December 14 "Gloria" and Hydan's "Trumpet Concerto" among semester or nol, I want everyone to know how much their Audience Sing-Along and choral carols wuh organ and others is sponsored by the Recreation and Park De­ loyal readership means to us. Your feedback, suggestions and instruments, with thc St. Ignatius Church Choir, directed partment Thc concert will lake place al Si. Agnes criticisms have all been greatly appreciated. Good luck on by Matthew Walsh will be at Si. Ignatius Church, 8:(X)pm. Church, 1025 Masonic Ave., near Page Si., al 7:30 pm. your finals and remember: If you're not part of the solution, Call 387-6098 for information. you're part of the damn problem; so don't sit there and complain, make something happen! ...God love ya, Dwight.

Wednesday, December S, 1990 San Francisco Foahorn Page 3 Wishes everyone the best this ^|f ^p l^ftl Holiday Season

Holiday Operating Schedules Lone Mountain Reopens, Wed., Jan. 23rd UC Commons Reopens Wed., Jan. 23rd Closes, Fri., Dec. 14th • 1:30pm (will be open weekends in Jan.) Closes Sun., Dec. 16 • 1pm use your meal plan in theG &G 1/2 -1/22 Fog & Grog Reopens, Mon., Jan. 28th Closes Fri., Dec. 14th • 1:30pm Green & Gold Reopens Wed., Jan. 2nd Open Mon., Dec. 17 thru, thur., Dec. 20 8am - 3pm Law School Reopens, Mon., Jan. 7th Fri., Dec. 21,8am-3pm Closes Fri., Dec. 14th • 2pm Closes Fri., Dec. 21,2pm

Slicers Reopens Mon., Jan. 28th Faculty Dining Room Reopens. Mon., Jan. 28th Closes Fri., Dec. 16 • 3pm Closes Fri., Dec 7th • 1:30pm

San Francisco State University

WINTER SESSION 1991 We'd like to January 2-22 • ACADEMIC credit • UPPER & LOWER division • $97 per unit o)nplimenlyou • ENROLLMENT is open to all Call 415038* 1373 To request a on your choice. WINTER SESSION Catalog

San Francisco State University Extended Education 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco. CA 94132 r \ Students Are Storming The &rticades! Inquire Now-^B Special Discount

Save now on select color Macintosh systems.

Now through Januaiy 5,1991, take advantage of special savings when you buy a Madntosh* Iki, Macintosh llci, or Macintosh llfx computer and an AppleColor'" High-Resolution RGB Monitor.* Whether you choose the new Macintosh Ilsi, Apple's latest powerful, affordable system. Or the Macintosh llci, known for its high performance and expandability. Or the maximum-performance Macintosh llfx, with its virtually unlimited expandability. You'll be getting a system of lasting value. Not to mention special savings when you buy your system with the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor. Hurry in today for a closer look at these Macintosh II systems. You'll praise their value, and we'll compliment you on your choice with special savings. No matter which system you choose.

For more information please visit your USF Bookstore or call 666-6493.

'offw good Onotw IV 1990 Itrajgfi Jimary 5.1991 Offer void whnt prohtattd by L» C19W Apple ComputerIn. Appie. the Appk lofft. and Macnbd, arr FrpMrrd trii^rmarisof.ippleljmpulrr IK A^spltCaior a a trademark o/Appk Qmpukr. he•

Page 4 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5, 1990 EDITORIALS

Sll: BUCKLEY'S WRONG merely because they disagree with him. Thc I attended the "What Is a Catholic Univer­ Pope's encyclical is a guideline forCatholic sity" symposium (11/7/90), and recognized HEALTH AND COUNSELING? universities, but it does not declare that any roughly 2/3 of the studeni body in atten­ Dear Editor, particular university is Catholic, nor lhat wc dance as SII students. This was heartening From what I know of Fr. Francis Buckley, as Catholics must believe so. Instead, wc in one sense: they do care aboul these Dear Edilor, he seems to be a reasonable man and nol must read lhe document, examine our Uni­ questions and lhe Pope is saying relevant Where are our priorities? Wilh a total given to taking unwarranted "pot shots" al versity, and discuss thc issue in a rational things to lay people. Bul it was very dis­ student body of approximately 6,500, drop- his opponents. I can only hope, therefore, manner. In a complex university such as heartening in another sense: where were thc in hours from 10:30 A.M. io 12:00 P.M. at that his letter to the editor in lasl week's USF, the mailer is certainly an issue open to rest of thc students? USF has 3300 under­ USF's Health and Counseling is a far cry Foghorn represents a momentary slip from disagreement, without in any way flouting graduates, only 150 of whom arc affiliated from adequate. Illnesses and accidents are his normal composure. I have no doubt his the Pope's magisterium. with lhe SII. Could il be thai only SII slu­ nol lhe types of ihings thai wc can plan letter was written with honest concern, bul dents share your concern aboul such ques­ ahead of lime and carefully schedule into his tone was quite far from lhat spirit of Sharon Parker tions? our calendars. THE BUDGET is lhe going dialogue which he feels is so important excuse for thc facility's painful (yes, liter­ among differing peoples. Senior You said dial references from the papal Philosophy document which made "quite clear" USF's ally) inadequacies, but die health and well- He claims that Sll students clapped for Catholic identity were greeted with silence. being of our university's population docs Dr. Dennehy when Dennehy declared lhat You are right; there was silence. But, the nol seem lo be thc place to cut corners. The USF was not Catholic, but were silent when Dear Editor, silence which greeted ihis "evidence" did health of lhe student affects the schoolwork references to the papal document, Ex Cordc Since you [Fr. Francis Buckleyl have not belong only to SII students. No, it be­ of thc student, the main reason lhat most of Ecclesiae, "made quite clear the Catholic chosen the public forum to announce your longed to the Jesuits, faculty, staff, and us are here. identity at USF." I would like to know how dissatisfaction with the St. Ignatius Institute visitors also present. Could that silence have Last week I was walking to school at 8:45 Fr. Buckley knew which students at the (Foghom, 11/28/90), I feel compelled to indicated a disturbance of heart in everyone A.M., call me a klutz, but 1 tripped and cul symposium were in thc Institute and which respond in the public forum. present? And are you quite sure that only SII open my knee. Figuring I could probably were not, and if only the Institute students You imply that USF students were not students were responsible for the "loud and use some peroxide and a bandage, I killed were clapping for Dr. Dennehy or if others interested in reading John Paul H's Apostolic prolonged clapping" after Dr. Dennehy's some lime until their opening hour. By 9:00 were as well. Surely others were at the Constitution, Ex Corde Ecclesiae. Perhaps remark that "USF is not Catholic or trying to A.M. when I headed over to the health symposium; did they clap or did they remain you were unaware that several weeks before be? " As a matter of fact, I know several non- center the knee of my jeans was soaked with silent when USF's Catholic identity was the Fleishhacker lecture was even an­ SII students who applauded Dr. Dennehy blood. A lovely sight Upon arrival at my "made clear?" If all remained silent, then it nounced, Fr. Maloney asked me to duplicate (some of them nol even Catholic) and who destination I was met with unsympathetic was not only SII students who perhaps dis­ copies of Ex Corde Ecclesiae to have on later expressed a desire to hear him out. eyes and a suggestion that I PURCHASE lhe agreed. hand in the St. Ignatius Institute office to give (free of charge) to faculty and students. Since Dr. Dennehy was answering a necessary health care items in the book­ Fr. Buckley's error lies in his condemna­ Several students did ask for these copies. question when he made that remark, there store! "No practitioners are available until tion of Dr. Dennehy and (some) SII students wasn't sufficienttime toexplore his reasons. 10:30", I was cordially informed by the I am glad now that you have highlighted Dr. gentleman behind the desk who is "not even Dennehy's remark in the public forum; to authorized to give out band-aids!" Can you say that "USF is not Catholic or trying to be" see what is wrong with this picture? Has the Dear USF, 'A" IS FOR APPLE is an especially serious assertion in light of word "Emergency" ever occurred to our the new mission and goals statement being strategic budget planners? Getting shipped !drafted for USF. And I, for one, would like to St. Mary's Emergency Room hardly seems In the past semester YOU, the so The minute I saw it, memories to see this business hashed oul person-to- necessary for a bloody knee when we have called apaihetic, lazy and uncaring flooded my brain. A warmth look over person in a public debate, with Dr. Dennehy the technology in our midst todcal with cuts, student body, have responded well to my body and a smile took over my supporting his assertion and you supporting bums, and splinters. Established for STU­ the calls of student involvement, stu­ face. It was a small painted wooden yours. The University community deserves DENT SERVICE this goal should be recog­ dent rights and student expression. On apple; a Christmas tree ornament. a hearing of these two poinis of view. Thc nized and treated as a priority. this very page YOUR Letters to the It reminded mc of a family I know debate should center on thc question: "Is Editor have prompted other sludents, that holds thc apple in high esteem. USF Catholic?" And I think such a debate Deirdre Reilly and even faculty, to write either a Their home is decorated throughout would draw more than SII students. Senior response to YOUR letters or a Com­ with replicas of this, God's most basic Sociology mentary article on lhe following pages. fruit. The apple is a perfect symbol to In the past semester I have only had represent Ihis family; Old-fashioned, Kristine Quispe to hold three letters due lo illegible healthy, and strong. Secretary and Alumna of HELP OUT OUR TEAM Si. Ignatius Institute handwriting, unspeakable In a way, my limited exposure lo this language...and I mean UNspeakablc. family was much like taking thc first FOR THE RECORD... Dear Edilor, and ill-relevance to our community. bite oul of a big, ripe red applc.l I am completely bewildered by thc facl Meanwhile, over 55 of YOUR letters enjoyed il and it was good for mc. Dear Edilor, that several members of Zeta Beta Tau heck­ have been published. Such topics as Astheholidaysapproach.one'ssensc led one of the USF yell leaders during last In the article entided, "Residence Halls the views and opinions of birth control, of family grows stronger. Ii is a time for weekends game against Berkeley. The ZBT Re-financed" of the November 28 issue of the crisis in lhe Middle East, the love, togetherness and sharing. guys yelled at this one certain yell leader to the Foghorn, it was stated that lasl summer Catholic identity of USF and the faults shut up and sit down. Why, I do nol know Driving home from the Christmas all residence halls were refinanced. of our publication have all been fairly store with nothing but this little apple since ihey were not about to help unify thc The residence hall refinancing, occurred represented. in my passenger seat, I couldn't help USF crowd at all. Did the ZBT brothers in November of 1984 was the subject of In the past semester we, the Foghom but imagine how nice it must be during want this yell leaders to sit down and have review at that time by the University Com- staff, have only written two editorial the holidays for this family. the USF crowd fall silent just because they -nunity and the University's Board of responses to YOUR comments. In a thought this guy belonged to another fra­ I could almost feel the warmth of the Trustees, and resulted in a savings to the sense, this page and the following pages ternity? Couldn' t every one just have cheered fireplace...taste the hotapplecider...see University of $2,862,000. are YOUR pages to express YOUR the beauuful tree. Norman Rockwell together for about two hours to help support The amount of debt service paid by the views, YOUR complaints and YOUR and Charles Die kens would be envious. the guys on the team? I guess not. As it was, University for the residence halls does not feelings about the University or any Berkeley not only scored higher than our I'm sending this family the apple I now, and has never had, any connection topic that concerns YOU. team, their fans yelled louder. If a group or found in hopes lhat it will somehow with the residence hall budget That budget As a finalnot e the Foghorn staff, and club cannot join the rest of the student body find its way onto that tree. For maybe is created annually through a review by our I, would like to say an appreciative to help support our team for a few hours, then I can make a small contribution to Budget Review Committee, executive of­ Thank YOU for YOUR letters and than maybe they should just wail at home to what is surely iheperfectholidayscene: fices and the Board of Trustees of the budget articles that have appeared in the watch thc highlights of the game on the Just like lhe apple, old-fashioned, requests submitted by the Vice President of Foghorn. news. healthy, and strong. Student Development Bruno Minoru Norman ...May God bless them all. Editor-in-Chief M.G.U. Kimberly Kauer CE. Cross Sophomore Controller Government Office of Business and Finance

Wednesday, December 5, 1990 San Francisco Foghorn A CHOICE OF WORDS SHARON PARKER

It is common assumption that liberalism is characterized mean a certain agenda, with the opposite views: anti- to the other side and change his mind if he sees that he was by "open-mindedness," and a tolerance of many viewpoints feminist, anti-gay and pro-life. wrong aboul something. and a willingness io accept people as they are. Conserva- Bul from ihe latter senses of thc words, one cannot infer Apparently, many people do nol see this distinction; a tivism, on thc other hand, is often considered synonymous the former. What I mean is that a man who is liberal in his current controversy at Berkeley will serve my point. A with "closc-mindedness." Conservatives arc thought to be agenda may well be dogmatic and close-minded aboul his professor has stirred up a siorm by airing some rather dogmatic, unchanging, and unwilling to tolerate those whom views, and likewise, one who is conservative in his agenda unacceptable views. He opposes affirmative aciion as re­ they disagree with. How accurate arc cither of these charac­ may be open to hearing olhcr perspectives and even wel­ verse discrimination, when in effect il allows Whites anil terizations? come such dialogue. I guess whai bothers mc arc people Asians wilh 4.0 grade point averages to be turned down in At the recent symposium, Fr. Francis Buckley spoke on who arc liberal in their agenda, and therefore conclude thai lavorofBlacksand Hispanics wilh 2.4 grade poini averages. thc topic ol dialogue. Hc wishes to investigate all viewpoints ihey arc open-minded as well. Some arc and some arc not, Hc also defended hctcroscxualiiy as more natural lhan on a given topic, and in doing this hc will gain a broad but it is important io recognize that being "liberal" docs not homosexuality, which set lhe gay community in an uproar perspective. In this kind of dialogue, each person listens to necessarily have anything to do with being open-minded. The truth of the matter is that some people at Berkeley with the other and remainsopen to the possibility of changing his Another problem arises when people confuse open- a liberal agenda are intolerant ofthis professor's views; they own view. This is an example of open-mindedness. mindedness with an acceptance or tolerance of all views, do not want lo listen to someone with such "archaic" and Narrow-mindedness, however, embraces people of any thinking that this lack of judgement constitutes ume and "intolerant" views. viewpoint who refuse to consider other viewpoints. These responsible liberalism. Clearly it does not. If a man affirms What I wish to propose is lhal we seek the truth where it days it's hard to say whether a racist is "liberal" or "con­ the truth of one proposition, he can hardly affirm its opposite. lies, no matter where it leads us. This includes an openness servative," bul certainly he would be considered narrow- He may try to affirm opposites, oral least reserve judgement, to other views and a willingness to acknowledge an minded. So would someone who is anti-gay, because such in an attempt to be diplomatic. He may also do this because opponent's strengths as well as his weaknesses. In the case people are thought intolerant of those who are different. he thinks taking a stand on an issue means closing his mind of professors, it means offering a fair explanation of both It is an unfortunate quirk of language that the words to the other side. sides of an issue. In any case, whether someone is conserva­ liberal and conservative each have two different meanings. But an uncritical tolerance of everything is really a severe tive or liberal, he ought to be open-minded. I began with the older meanings, when liberal meant open- limitation. Il is tantamount to declaring that there is no truth, minded or broad, and conservative meant narrow-minded, or that truth is relative to each individual. Open-mindedness Sharon Parker is a Senior Philosphy or sucking to the way things had always been. does not mean accepting everything. Rather, it consists in major and a student of the Saint However, in this century, "liberal" has come to mean a examining the various facets of a given issue and deciding Ignatius Institute. certain agenda, including such sentiments as pro-feminist, which is true, or better, and then taking a stand. The true test pro-gay and pro-choice. "Conservative" has also come to of open-mindedness lies in a person's willingness to listen I AIN'T GOIN' NOWHERE ROY ALSTON

Does anyone understand what self-destruction is? I do. It is one-dimensional except maybe technology. This society of study as this system encourages. I thrive on learning from is the beginning of thc end. Il is the way in which you don't must come down. multi-dimensional people. As I fell my self-destruction settle conflict, resentment, anger, and violence in your I ain't goin' nowhere! I ain't goin' nowhere! coming, no AE remedies could work. I had to find my own heart. Sounds familiar? I'm sure it does to some of you. A society lhat rewards and idolizes making of one's sell rhylhm lo dance loo. I decided to visualize and dream and As life goes on you realize that no one living being can through material rewards. change my emotions of anger, resentment, and aimlessness stop self-destruction but that individual. This internal pain A society that says anyone who sits back and gives which lead to catastrophe and destruction , to patience, is shown in your actions whether it be conscious or subcon­ encouragement, being helpful and supportive of others are effort, purpose, and happiness. scious. I must tell you that my self-destruction wasn't people who haven't made much of themselves. These people I'm ain't goin' nowhere ! alcohol. I tried and it didn't work. Drugs? They didn't work have good souls and are in sync with themselves and their Many people told me on sight that I had a good heart, and either. Suicide? You've got to be kidding. My self-destmctive people. This is the rhythm of life. This rhylhm is prevalent my heart was as pure as gold. I couldn't see my own behavior was fear of expressing my genius. Yes, genius. in past, present, and future and is the thread for community goodness. My own natural rhythm had been disrupted by You see, I have opinions, convictions, and best of all, a good and survival. this destructive system which made me blind and voiceless. heart I see the ignorance of the one-dimensional American- This educational "system" which we breathe is the pro­ Many people told me aboul my intuitive creative genius, European (AE) society. I see the ignorance and self-de­ tagonist for the one-dimensional society. No offense to the none of which I believed I had. I didn' t believe them because struction in the Third World community in America. Yet, I communication and literary scholars around the world but I didn't have any tangible evidence. Welcome to self- see what everyone can bring to this dimension of life. for my survival the real rhythms of life are felt through the destruction ! Dismantling a one-dimensional society is a difficult task communities which have nol been heavily influenced through Now, I see that the rhythm of Black people is this country but not impossible. In this world of times, every culture the AE system. is special. It standards cannot be measured by any AE scale. dances at the beat of different drums. These rhythms of life Iain'tgoin' nowhere! Il's rituals, self-expression, customs, ways of survival arc are what keep some cultures surviving. We must understand As I've worked in the San Francisco Unified School unique and should be encouraged not dismantled. They will that you can try to break, destroy, kill, change, brainwash, District, one day I watched a local university admissions one day say screw America ! They will one day refuse to take over, or encourage these rhythms to self-destruct; but counselor help a senior fill oul a college application. It was give up their rhythm of Life. They will walk, talk, eat, and it is impossible. This one-dimensional society in which wc obvious by AE standards thai measuring intelligence by dance to a dimension that you cannot see. You can either live believes that the AE way is the right way. Edward T. letters , this student would not be admitted, the admissions respect, open your eyes, or expect a revolution. The revolu­ Hall says,"Blacks and Native Americans are like islands in counselors attitude was one of discouragement nol encour­ tion will include Native-Americans, African-Americans, a sea of American European culture." Just go ahead and add agement. When the counselor left thc room, 1 told thc senior Latin-Americans, Filipino-Americans, Asian-Pacific lhe Latino, Filipino, Hawaiian, and Asian-Pacific cultures to let no person, words, letters, or system discount your Americans, some American Europeans, and any other Third or for that matter any culture that has been colonized. intelligence and rhythm of life. In addition, I informed her World colonized cultures. Guess Whai ? Thc Revolution Part of my self-destructive behavior was running where lhat her natural intuitive and creative genius had been will not be televised ! I don'l know, cause I really have nowhere to go. The fear ol systematically disturbed and don't succumb to this mess, but I ain' t goin' nowhere ! my genius ability would follow mc. I was running from my beal al the natural rhylhm lhal guides you. family, friends, and myself. Guess what? I'm not running This AE society believes lhat if you don't follow there anymore. Sorry to all of you who fell I was going away. time structure that you are a failure. Well, I guess I will never Roy Alston is a Senior. He has written Forgei it. be a success by those standards nor do I want to be. My life for the Foghorn a number of times. Roy Iain'tgoin' nowhere! goal is to dismantle this one dimensional society and build is also an ASUSF Senator. You see, I understand that every aspect ofthis AE society a new one. Why should a human being be limited to one field

San Francisco Foahorn Wednesday, December S, 1990 WE CAN'T AFFORD IT fBALANCE DAN PEREA JEROME R. CLELAND I am possibly one ofthe world's oldest undergraduates. Of course, I didn't plan to stay in college this long. Yet, like most things in life that is just the way it turned out. Who arc these people who run around campus picking up refuse, or possibly, to get a tally on the day's recycling Sometimes it bothers me that, at the twenty-live years of smelly green barrels filled with just about every kind of totals. Once the totals arc on the board out front, lines form age, I am finally going to earn my first degree. I've become refuse that can be spewed out of a dorm, mixed in with cans and fans get their fine quality pens and paper, ready to accustomed to younger students looking al mc wilh dis­ and botdes? These colorful characters who think nothing of scribble any total Ihey can. Days aflcr, you sec some belief and asking,"Arc you a sludenl here?" My journey entering thc darkest depths of thc Richmond Environmental wandering fans sharing xerox copies of totals from lhe wasdiffcrcnt from thc "typical" col lege student: bul I have Action caverns of recyclable material? Some call them tree following week. "Hey man, did you gel last Fridays toics?" no regrets. huggcrs. Others, granola eaters. I have journeyed into this Now for some trivial numbers; except for lhe facl lhat In a lot of ways I feel I had advanuigcs others may have Recycling department: I have seen what goes down. when ihey hii 2(X),(XX) lbs. of recycled material, they're nol had as ihey go through USF. My education was two This amazing set of characters arc far beyond whai any gonna throw a bash lo end al I bashes. There have been many fold in lhat I speni part of my time learning at this simple stereotype could imagine. USF Recycles is a hard unconfirmed reports lhat John Lcc Hooker has offered to university, and the rest, oul in lhe "real" world. I have working group who has a huge job to do that is all together play for the celebration. InSeptcmbcrl989, they hadatotal come to realize that life also has any many lessons to offer. not very pleasant. It is sad and unfortunate that some people of 1, 511.5 lbs., from thirteen barrels. In October of 1990, I can sum up these lessons in one word: balance. There feel that there are political stigmas attached to recycling, and they had a total of !8, 341.5 lbs., from 161 barrels. is an old cliche lhat says when life hands lemons you therefore must protect their political views by desecrating a But there is some trouble lhal they may encounter. It is not should make lemonade. If all you get are lemons, consider recycling barrel. They arc not politically motivated. something lhat even the hard-core fans like to admit. Curbsidc i yourself lucky. Life more often than noi hands you a kick Claiming to be saving valuable and often beautiful land recycling may take a toll on the Richmond Environmental in die face, and the best thing you can do is pick yourself that would be used to throw USF's garbage away, these lads Action site. This establishment that is the essence of the up, brush yourself off, and try again. This is the value of are trying to propagate a way of thinking that they hope will recycling department has come into question. Doug Doren, balance. soon be made mandatory. They are firm believers in the the manager of that critical part of the campus, seems to be Balance allows you to keep your sanity when you feel religious idea lhat if we, as humans, are planning to save our confident that the rumors of expulsion are just rumors. This like your "life is falling apart." Balance gives you thc species on the planet we must do away with the old Ameri- departtneni will survive as long as Doug Doren is at the insight to see your problems in proper perspective. It helps can-Way-of-Life thinking. They have been seeking an helm. you realize lhat there is a right way and time to express approach that is more "healthy." In other words, they feel Before making my getaway I cornered one in a fragile your beliefs. It gives you the patience to listen to other we can no longer afford to use things once then throw ihem moment when he was about to run out the door to make an views and to respect others as human beings with feelings away. After all, I heard one mumble, "They'll continue to emergency pick up in Hayes. "So buddy," I said," What is and desires just like yourself. find new and improved ways to exploit us and make us buy it lhat makes you crawl out of your recycling bin in the I am proud to say that I am leaving USF a different things we don't want anyway." When I caught up with one moming, brush your teeih, and put on thai extra sweater for person. Thanks to the combination of education and of these living mysteries I asked him if what he was doing the morning cold, and dash off io whatever it is that you do maturity, I have found my sense of balance. I'm glad to be was a political move. "All this may sound political, but we lolive?" Hc looked at mc and smiled, 'To myself, and all, rid ofthe anger, intolerance, and ignorance that once were are thinking about the future of politics as a whole. After all, I say, recycle and be happy." 1 realized that they only wanted if we didn't have a medium to liveon, we certainly wouldn't us to stop, and look around, and realize dial no matter how have a medium to hunger for mass accumulation of wealth bad things are, all men deserve to have a clean environment Balance allows me to be thankful for die blessings of or just have plain old politics. See, we care." to live in. | great parents, someone who loves me and friends; all of whom put up with me and helped get where I am today. To I saw things lhat would disturb some, bul delight those Jerome Cleland is a Junior History major. them I say, thanks, and I love you. Balance is good; but hard core recycling fans that seem to always hang around the love helps too. Peace. office in hopes to get a glimpse of one of those superstars of AT A TIME LIKE THIS... MATTHEW FERNANDES

The last thing one needs in a learning stage of life is to be disagree." USF could provide a fine education in the Jesuit non-Catholic and Catholic people associated with this bombarded by the strict (to use a polite term) guidelines tradition — if a student requested it. The administration Universily need each other equally. taught by those who believe in Jesus, heaven, hell, and the could strengthen a Jesuit program aimed at a specific group The reputation of die college we attended will be very whole bit. without having to worry about providing a Catholic educa­ important in the future. When we mention USF, whether it Last year, after a student group was turned away because tion throughout the whole curriculum. Any viewpoint can be in a casual conversation or in a job interview, certain of a non-Catholic stance. Objections to the restricting deci­ be taught or vocalized as long as it does not belittle Caihol ic impressions will be set in outsiders' minds regardless of sion were vocal, so vocal that when the smoke cleared, a values. I think that's fair enough — non-Catholic students what we tell them. It is in our besl interests, therefore, to policy on freedom of expression for any USF studeni or can't try to change or ridicule the established Jesuit per­ establish an image in which wc may be comfortable. group was in place. Wilh cries for a more liberal school spective of the Universily, while teachings of Catholic I don'tlike to downgrade fellow students, bul I'm finding becoming louder and louder, it is apparent that USF is beliefs will not be required whatsoever. it hard to accept the amount of disinterest among many. I' ve leaning more and more towards a school image which does Thc scenario which I've jusl described is fundamentally gol to think lhat those who have nol given thc question of nol necessarily involve the word 'Catholic' how thc school is operating presently. As I have heard USF's identity at lcasl a thought al one lime or another arc It is absurd lo think lhal a true Jesuit University can work people mention a number of limes lately, lhe average cither transferring soon or arc jusl shacking up al USF at a lime like this, and in a city like San Francisco. Thc wall studeni would have to make an effort to enroll in courses because ihis is where they've been shipped io. This isn't a has crumbled in Germany, communism is falling, and strict which the professor speaks in lhe Catholic perspective. I summer camp for thc off season. cultures around the world are opening up to liberation. have been here for three semesters and in only one class What belter position could we ask for? Wc have a brand These ideals of personal freedom are not new to San (western civ) die professor spoke on biblical times. new president who speaks of getting in touch with students' Francisco, though. There have been mass demonstrations in I think that it is fair to say that a large percentage of USF's needs, the student-administration relationship is in need of this city ever since the sixties, degrading every freedom- current student body (including myself) decided to attend repair, and the population here is so small lhat it is easy to restricting virtue from sending kids to Vietnam to gay for reasons not involving thc thought thai they would be voice an opinion and be heard. bashing. USF should take a stance for providing an education taught in the Jesuit tradition. For some reason or another, The Freedom of Expression document is in place and unbiased by anything — including a required Catholic though, we are all here. Professor Dennehy stated, "The arguments for completely unrestricted and impartial edu­ theme behind all courses. Church is a kind of club and its Universities an extension cation (which is what a University is all aboul) are more This does not necessarily mean disregarding the word of the club and if you don't want to abide by the rules, you vocal than ever. We must decide and write down where our Jesuit in our school name. It's simply time to change the really can't claim a right to stay." Well, if those students school stands so lhat we may establish a reputation both we definition of our Jesuit University with the changing times. who haven't abided by the 'Church rules' just up and left, and the outside world can be sure. I quote next years president, Fr. Schlegel:"...the Catholic the school would collapse overnight. We all must recog­ position does not have to be everybody's position, that's nize that the Catholic portion ofthis University has dimin­ Matt Femandes is a Sophomore Commu­ what Universities are all about. We share ideas, we agree to ished and find some sort of balance. At this point, both the nication Arts major.

Wednesday, December 5, 1990 San Francisco Foghorn Page 7 FRANCI Repaying Saved By

Maximilian Kolbe, U and saint, was martyr so that a man with a \ might live. That man Franciszek Gajownicz thanks to the interven From that fateful day Gajowniczek has dedi telling his story and ct gious mission ofFr. K honored to have the oj speak with Mr. Gajou

What was your experience during brought people. Among them was St. Maximilian or maybe displeased him, Fritsch pointed a finger at another's eyes for a lor World War II? Kolbc. He was placed in block 14A where I was him, and thc prisoner was led out. Fritsch came to How did you feel the row in which I was standing. Father Maximilian When thc war broke out wilh the Nazi attack on already. man had died in y was in thc same row, about five or six places in front Poland, September 1,1939,1 was sent as thc chief of What were your impressions of Father Immediately after tl of me. Fritsch walked right past Father Maximilian my battalion of the 36th infantry regiment to thc Kolbe at Auschwitz? back to my block and I and camc to me. Hc stopped, looked at mc and western border of Poland. Afier the surrender...we He was a courageous patriot and a great priest.. Hc felt the most terrible r< pointed a finger in my direction. were taken prisoners of war...but I managed lo was very patient and turned every insult around into and there was another 1 escape and reach Warsaw. I soon joined the Polish something good. A man with a character like his lifts What did you think or feel at that have been. Underground and 1 was seni to the nearby towns to up your spirits. He gave us a lot of strength and lhe moment? It's an unhappy thinj organize the resistance. On January 17,1940,1 was courage lo live through thc ncxiday. You arc in such shock you do not know how you me. I fell broken in spi betrayed near thc southern border of Poland and I When hc talked to us or heard our confessions, wc feci at a moment like lhal or even afterward. 1 was this, began lo tell mc, was arrested by thc Germans. Alter the investigation, regained the will to survive. We didn't go to pieces. completely numb. I had lost the power to think. 1 now. Father Kolbc is d I was sentenced to dcalh, but lhal was changed and The spirit remained unbroken. Father Kolbe asked recallcrying oul in pity for my wifeand children, bui have a cause to live for ihey sent mc lo the concentration camps. I spent five us noi to give up, noi to break. He used to say,' Don' t by then they were already taking mc away. What kind of ro years, five months and nine days in concentration despair. We'll all return lo our homes and our How did Father Maximilian become process of Maxim camps, lour of those years were in Auschwitz. families. involved? Zillion.' HUM bad were the conditions al When he prayed, we would gather around him and Suddenly, one of the prisoners stepped out of line Myrolcinlhccanom Auschwitz? also pray. Hc even divided up lhat little piece ol It was Father Maximilian. Fitsch asked him, 'Whai bread hc received for the day. Whenever he was world because I was th Conditions were horrid. Thc people were forced do you want?' and he answered, 'I want to take the questioned by thc German SS men, hc would always Father Kolbc's heroic d to work. Thc weather was very cold and the conditions place of one of the men. Hc has a family, a wife and admit openly, IamaCatholic priest,' and for this he ambassador of Poland were so bad that many people were simply dying. children. I am a Catholic priest I am alone.' was often beaten. countries before had nol Those who wcreexhausted were killed by thc German The guards looked at each other amazed. Il all What were the circumstances sur­ of Poland, nor what Pol SS men. There was no pity in Auschwitz. could have been in vain. Fritsch was a murderer, and I find thai Poland has bv During thc four years thai I was an inmate at rounding your death sentence? if 10 men could die, why not 11? martyrdom of Father K Auschwitz, more than four million people were Wc were out in thc fields working and one of the But after a moment, Fritsch said to Father How did the cai killed in that place. From October 8, 1940, when I prisoners managed toescape. Afteran intense search Maximilian, 'Whose place do you want lo lake?' arrived in Auschwitz, to Christmas 1940, of the 1700 by the SS men, he could not be found, so they said and he pointed to me. man affect the pet members of my transport only 23 were still alive. ten prisoners would die as a punishment and a They brought Father Maximilian over and or­ III is considered] a r There were no olhcr nationalities at this time in the deterrent to others. dered him to step into my place. greal sufferings, and a camp, only the Poles. How did you happen to be chosen? Did you say anything to him? They have become moi When did Maximilian Kolbe arrive? He (one of the German officials, Lagerfuehrer Our farewell was nothing at all, because we were As a Roman Ca In J une 1941, one of lhe transports from Warsaw Fritsch) lined us all up and if a man's face pleased, not allowed to speak. We just looked into one the persecutions A SAINT IN SZEK GAJOWNICZEK THE MAKING

Raymond Kolbc-hc took the name Maximilian when hc entered the Franciscan order-was born in a poor Polish village in 1894, and by age 13 had already decided to be a priest. At ten, he had ; An Unpayable Debt: iold his mother of a mystical experience in which lhe Virgin Mary had offered him a ehoicc of two crowns-lhc while signifying purity; the red. mar­ tyrdom. "I choose both," lhe boy had said. Hc contracted tuberculosis as a youih.and was A Saint In Auschwitz never thereafter wholly free of illness. But "he wasa mosl gifted youth," said one ol his professors at thc Gregorian University in Rome. Ai 21 he had a doctorate in philosophy. A year after his ordination, he earned another, in theology. In 1917, he had organized in Rome thc Militia be Catholic priest of Mary Immaculate, a crusade to win back a world profaned by war and self-indulgence. Re­ turning to Poland and working alone in the face ed at Auschwitz, of his superiors' surprise and perplexity, hc be­ gan publishing a monthly magazine, Knight of the Immaculate, to spread the gospel of God's vife and children love. When circulation hit 60,000, Father Kolbe was forced to look for quarters to accommodate lhe growing magazine and the Franciscan broth­ is 89-year-old ers who kept arriving to help him. In 1927, he cmplaccd a statue of the Virgin eky alive today Mary in a field aboul 25 miles from Warsaw-thc start of what was to become thc world's largest monastery, Niepokalanow, built by Kolbe and tion ofFr. Kolbe. his friars and flourishing to this day. By 1939, there were more than 750 friars at Niepokalanow, and they were turning oul up to a million copies in 1941, ofthe Knight each month. Bui 1939 was also thc year that Hitler began World War II with a cated his life to devastating attack on Poland. Strongly opposed to the Nazis, Father Kolbc was arrested even before Warsaw fell and though mtinuing the reli- he was released soon after, hc knew the repnes e would be brief. He rushed back to a bombed and plundered Niepokalanow to establish a haven for olbe. Profile was refugees, and cventualy 2(XX) found shelter there. He even published one last issue of his beloved importunity to magazine. "Noone in thc world can alter truth."he wrote then. "All we can do is seek it and live it." On February 17,1941, the Nazis came for him micze k. again. This time, suspected of being an enemy ot the Third Reich, Father Kolbe was sent first to a Warsaw jail and then to Auschw itz. He arrived in a cattle car packed with 320 others, to be greeted by backbrcaking labor, meager rations of bread and cabbage soup and daily dehumanization. Toward the end of July, the priest was assigned ig moment. sort of future do you foresee for Catholi­ they did not give him any occupational tools. Now, to Block 14. It was only a few days later lhat thc knowing that another cism? the political situation being what it is, unfortunately prisoner escaped and Father Kolbc reached out they send him abroad because hc is not prepared for for thc red crown of martyrdom. As a true Catholic, I believe firmly lhat the reli­ our place? any other kind of work lhan being in lhe military. gion is everywhere and that it is strong and will ie selection I was brought Text courtesy of Lawrence Elliott, Reader's never be defeated. The good Lord will never allow You have travelled widely for many went completely to pieces. I Digest. :morse because I was alive religion lo be defeated. As far as Poland is con­ years, talking about your experience and mman being where I should cerned, religion there is very serious. There arc a lot meeting world leaders. Such work must of young people in the churches, every day; every take its toll, why do you continue? I for another man to die for morning, every noon and every night. (Ncvcr)has what Father Kolbe did left my thoughts rit Bul my friends, noticing What were your impressions of Presi­ or left my mind. I always ihink of il and I always will. It's too late to feel that way dent Bush when you met with him last I have a terrific debt to repay io Father Maximilian cad. You have to live. You year? Kolbc, and 1 intend to spend the rest of my life It was a big surprise for me. I found lhal he is travelling and talking and repaying il le did you play in the probably the biggest presideni in the world. I don i ilian Kolbe's canoni­ know if he is as brotherly inclined towards olhei sation is known to thc whole nations, bul as far as Poland is concerned, I found Mr. Gajowniczek lives wilh his second wile Janina 5 witness of this happening, him extremely warm and cooperative in a broihcrl) in Br/.cg, Poland. His first wife, Helen, died in 1982 and his two sons by his first marriage died together cath has become in a way, an kind of way. As a veteran of two world wars, do you in thc bombing of Krawa Masowiecki, Poland, in to the entire world. Many January 1945. even known of the ex istence think history will repeat itself in our and was. Now wherever 1 go current Persian Gulf crisis? Profile thanks Mrs. Danulo Temple for her trans­ •come known because of ihe There have been over 50 years of peace, without lating assistance. olbc. a world war and it is interesting why the peace could have lasted for such a long time in view of the fact ionization of a Polish that there are economic problems in many countries. Text by Delia Gallagher »ple in your country? For instance, in the Soviet Union, there are very cward, so lo speak, for our many problems of housing, people do not have Photos: Bruno Norman lso it has changed people, adequate housing and a lot of the money went for Fr Kolbe Photo Courtesy of Militia e Christian, more loving. armaments. In the Soviet Union a seventeen year old Immaculatae St. Maximilian Kolbe tholic and witness to man would be taken into military service and they Patrott Snii •'•'< Difficult Age of the Church, what did not prepare him for any peaceful type of life. Entertainment

Terminal City Ricochet DEBBIE SMITH Assistant Entertainment Editor

Terminal City Ricochet is a satire which from its residents. Alex Stevens, apathetic is worth hearing, as il contains some of able on Alternative Tentacles Records. explores this decades major themes of social resident turned into a "Rock'n'Roll Terror­ North America's newest talents. Il's avail­ and environmental problems. Terminal City ist", changes from newspaper boy lo wanted shows a world that has gone to the edge of an criminal overnight Ross frames Alex and environmental collapse. uses lhe media to get lhe whole cily pursuing Il has become one of lhe three 'livable' thc latest 'terrorist'. TERMJNAI CITV cities remaining on thc planet. 'Space junk While the cily is preoccupied widi lhe rains from die sky, falling from BoomTown. man hum the environmental crisis worsens a cily built above the Earth. Thc climate on Alex sees thc city through new eyes as a Tj Earth is conslandy changing and has been wanted criminal. He is forced lo confront drastically altered due to pollution. Meat the issues he has tried to ignore all his life. £M»H and vegetables are nearly impossible to find The media has changed the Earth into an and people are left reliant on processed food apathetic wasteland, and thc people of the and machines. Poisonous fumes fill lhe at­ world have let it happen. Addicted to the mosphere and high amounts of radiation The movie is about society nol aboul Power of .# cause cases of skin and lung cancer lo reach music, but thc world created in Terminal Television... * epidemic proportions. City ricochet is clearly expressed through its All the while, the residents of Terminal soundtrack. The energy in the music adds to flaw w City do nothing to change the conditions the often monotonous plot. Bands such as MM 1 under which they are currendy living. They D.O.A., Jello Biafra,NoMcansNo, and Keith have become apathetic and rely on television LeBlanc wrote songs especially for the ... l$pr^| Hi% E % J to answer all their problems. Tabloid T.V. movie. The wild music tries to make up for has left them ready to conform to thc cor­ the lack of imagination in the script. porations who control Terminal City. Tele­ Unfortunately, thelyricscouldnotalways . * vision news convinces thc people thai there make up for weak dialogue. Terminal City ,*• gjt-w m£% J is no environmental crisis. They are told that Ricochet did have its funny lines and the whai ihey sec outside is all in their imagi­ idea for the satire was creative, but something nations and only what they see and hear on was lacking. Generally, the movie seemed television is real. to move slowly, even with all the action and ...Going The city is controlled by its psychotic fast music. The unique satire in the movie is nsane hy mayor, Ross "The Boss" Glimore. He works worth seeing, but as a whole the movie was the Hourl hard to hide the problems of Terminal City mediocre. The soundtrack on the other hand t

Home Video RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS MARK SUMMERS Entertainment Staff

Ho, ho, ho and merry Hallmark Christ­ ACTION - Lethal Weapon, (1987,) mas. As your sitting al home on Christ­ (Watch Mel Gibson karate kick through a mas this year getting depressed that Christmas Tree and save us all from lhe Grandma rapped fig squares for your gift evils ofthis Holiday season. I'd probably again, you may want to rent a movie that toss my mince meat.) sums up the true spirit of ihis wonder­ fully horrid time at home. CARTOON- Rudolph, (1956,) (Thc Here are just a few for you to think killer claymation thing that we have all about watched growing up. Watch it now and look for the bad skips in the movie. It'll DRAMA - White Christmas, keep little Suzie and Timmy (thc two BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS GUY grandma rated, (A little cheesy, yet it'll spoiled brats,) happy as litde pumpkins.) keep Uncle Bob from wandering near the ISINGLASS. If you're looking for excitement and adven­ eggnog bowl all night.) OLDV -BUT-A-GOODY Ifs A ture, you'll find it when you enroll in Army Wonderful Life, (1948,) (I watched it last ROTC. It's not your ordinary college elective. COMEDY - Christmas Vacation, week and it brought a fragile tender tear to (1989,) (A perfect look at what Christ­ my blushing checks. Alright, it was a little mas is really like. It's great the cat over played but it wasn't that bad.) I catches on fire from chewing the ARMY ROTC Christmas tree lights.) And Last, but not least, the best THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Christmas movie to watch while inebri­ COURSE TOO CAN TAIL HORROR - SiUM Night. Deadly ated- The Grinc.h lhal Stole Christmas, Nighl, (1986,) (Santa's got an axe this X- (1962,) (The whole heart-kindling family mas and he's not afraid to use it. You will come together for this one. Let's hope wanted a fire truck he thought you wanted it will get your mind off your brother a finger, ... he, he ,he. Don't let cousin driving around drunk in his pick up truck FIND OUT MORE, CALL Mille view this one she might toss her over the lawn with his babe screaming CAPTAIN LARRY PRYOR Mince meat pie.) "Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good AT 666-6405 night.") - Meny Christmas.

Page 10 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5, 199 ntertainment

On The Cutting Edge

Tones On Tail the time that Bauhaus was on thc verge of a David J. This of course was the official "Christian Says," "Go!," "Lions," and Tones On Tail breakup lhal the first four-track 12 inch was beginning of Love and Rockets. "War; Happiness." Thc 20 tracks thai Beggars Banquet/RCA issued and once the Bauhaus split was offi­ Thc CD includes 20 tracks, nine of Ash picked for the CD arc mostly rep­ cial, former Bauhaus drummer, Haskins joined which were previously released in thc resentative of the dark and somber Post-Bauhaus and pre-Love and Rockets, there the band. Early 1984 saw the release of their United Slates on thc Pop LP. Thc olhcr 11 mood thai the majority of songs re­ was Tones on Tail, a lineup which included Daniel debut LP, Pop. Pop featured the release of come from European imports. This com­ corded by Tones on Tail had. Ash, Glen Campling, and Kevin Haskins. In a age "Go," which soon became one of lhe biggesi pilation is lhe first lime these singles have Thc Beggars Banqucl/RCA compi of CD Compilations, it seems appropriate that club hits of lhe new music era. been released domestically. Before Tones lation represents a landmark LP in the Beggars Banquet/RCA would issue Tones on Tail The Tones on Tail project was short lived on Tail, the only way io obtain these tracks history of alternative music and is a which contains 20 songs chosen by Ash for the however. It could easily be said that thc mu­ was to order thc imports. definite must have. release. sical vision and direction Ash and Haskins Highlights from the album include By Sandy Cobb In 1982, Tones on Tail started as a side project were headed in led to the formation of Love for then-Bauhaus guitarist David Ash, by May of and Rockets. 1982 however, it became apparent thai it was In early 1985, Ash movcdontorecord"Ball SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK more then just an outside interest It was around of Confusion" with former Bauhaus bassist A M S30 600 880 1000 1300 1700 KHz KDNS ROSELA BALINBIN

Nineteen year-old Rosela Balinbin, a native of Hawaii has two shows on KDNS. On Mondays from 6-8 p.m. she plays Hawaiian jams and on Tuesdays from 6-8 p.m. she plays rap and dance jams. The "Hawaiian Happy Hour" gives those students from Hawaii who are almost 3,000 miles away from home an opportunity to listen to Hawaiian music on the radio. She is a broadcast journalism major and KDNS gives her thc chance to gain experience in broadcasting. According to Rosela "when you're behind thc mic there is no time to be tired."

INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSKJN INTERSESSION,,

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Co-Presents INTERSESSION 1991 in December: January 2 to January 23

Courses offered in 10th - Dash Rip Rock

College of Arts and Sciences McLaren School of Business 12th - Eugene/Eskimo School of Education 15th - L7 17th - Hawkwind 20th- John Zorn and NakedCity I 22nd- Drama Bums INTERS tSS ION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION

EARLYREGISTRATION: December 5 & 6, 1990 For more information listen to the

For further information call 415/666/6848 Entertainment Calendar at 5 pm, Monday Office of Summer, Intersession, and Evening Programs through Friday on 90.3 FM. ' INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION INTERSESSION*

Wednesday, December 5, 1990 San Francisco Foghorn Page I I Bigger Bears Bounce Dismal Dons, 86-63 MYCHAELURBAN Sports Editor

In what was supposed to be yel another Owens' six quick points. Thc cold shooting points, 9 rebounds, and greal defense) and said Cal's Head Coach Lou Campanelli. great battle in one of local college returned, however, and thc Bears took ad­ freshman substitute Wilson Stephens from Indeed you do, Lou, bul for now thc Dons' basketball's most heated rivalries, the Cal vantage by pulling oul loa 17-point halftime San Francisco's McAteer High. embarrassing loss remains a hard, cold re­ Bears pounded thc Dons carly and often, lead. The Dons were actually lucky to be so Stephens was thc lone Don to shoot al any ality. leaving sold-out Memorial Gymnasium with close,considering they missed 3()of their 38 level of respec lability,connecting on half ol an impressive 86-63 victory. shot attempts in ihe first 20 minutes. his six attempts from thc field and all fourol Ironically, thc big siory in this year's Looking to use the intermission as a lime his free throws. His dunk carly in the second installment of the heated rivalry was how io regroup and sctde down, the Dons instead half was the only play to remember in whai undeniably cold the Dons' shooters were. returned to watch thc Bears push their lead was truly a forgettable nighl for thc home How cold? Brrrr. lo as high as 26 points. Thc Dons never gol team. Try 21% from the field in the first half. closer than 20 in thc final 14 minutes of the Cal, who upset Indiana in the NCAA Try 31% from the field for ihe game. Try game. tournament last year, was led by Hendrick \s 63% from what is supposed to be thc free Head Coach Jim Brovelli offered little to 18 points and 12 rebounds. The much-an­ throw line. explain the Dons' breakdown after the game, ticipated batde underneath the boards be­ Contrast those dismal numbers with Cal's citing only the fact lhat Cal is a quality tween Hendrick and the Dons' Darryl 54% from the field and 82% from the line basketball team. Johnson never quite materialized, as John­ and you've got more than enough evidence "I'm surprised," he said. "I didnT expect son spent most of the night frustrated by lhe to justify the final score. us to 'lose it' mentally...and panic." tight Cal defense and finished with only 13 But there's more; the Dons were also Panic ihey did. The young Dons conslandy points and nine rebounds. Fisher added 18 manhandled on the boards, 48-40. made ill-advised entry passes against a for the Bears. Balding a Cal front line comprised of smothering Cal defense, and many of them It was a big test for the small Dons, and 6'11" Andre Reyes, 6'9" Brian Hendrick resulted in fast break opportunities that the iheir ineptitude at basketball's mosl fun­ and 6' 8" Roy Fisher, the smaller Dons were Bears easily converted. Freshman point damental skill, shooting, was the biggest frustrated from the outset. The Bears scored guards Orlando Smart and Mike Brovelli factor in their failure. However there's no the game's first six points while running off combined for only four assists, and the Dons' need for the Dons to circle their wagons this to an early 13-3 lead and never looked back. transition defense was poor throughout the early in the season. Cal boasts a big, strong The Dons missed their first eight shots of contest. team, and should be a good bet to return to the game, but bounced back to pull within The only bright spots of the evening for thc NCAA's this March. • Men's Basketball: Things weren't this five at 17-12 on the strength of junior Tim the Dons were the efforts of Owens (15 "You have to keep this in perspective," easy tor "DJ" Saturday night

Rice Downs Lady Dons In AT&T Classic, USC Next PETE LAFLEUR Sports Staff The USF women's basketball leam (1-3), score from anywhere on the court. Lisa has ing to an early 11-4 bulge only to see die following a second-place Finish in the AT&T/ also taken USC from being a below .500 Lady Dons come back and claim the lead at USFClassic, enters a three-game homestand team to being a national contender again." 14-13 midway through the first half. Rice this week, to be highlighted by Friday night's The Lady Dons were up against a differ­ then retook the lead for a 23-22 halftime clash with former high school "player of lhe ent kind of offensive machine Saturday, as edge and gradually buill on its margin, go­ year" Lisa Leslie and 24 ranked USC. USF Rice University (4-0) converted 84 percent ing up 54-47 with under 4:00 to play. also was to host San Jose State last nightand of its free throws to hold off a late USF rally The Lady Dons, victims of their own 22- entertains California on Saturday at 8 pm, to win the AT&T championship game, 66- of-78 shooting (.282), were unable to close following lhe men's game versus Fairleight 58. USF defeated Northern Arizona 71-52 lhe gap below four. Henderson led USF in Dickinson. in the firstroun d while Rice got by UC Santa the losing cause with 17 points and 18 re­ Leslie, a 6-5 center/forward for the Women Barbara 80-71. bounds, following a similar 19-point, 17- of Troy, is probably most known for scoring USF junior center Marlene Henderson, rebound effort against Northern Arizona. 101 points for Moringside High School in following a slow season's start erupted for UC Santa Barbara, after failing to Rice in the first half of a game against South Tor­ 36 points and 34 rebounds in the tourna­ the first round, defeated Northern Arizona rance High School last February. Leslie ment, earning her a spot on the All-tourna­ 77-59 in the consolation game. would easily have broken former USC great ment Team. Senior forward Valencia USF's first round win over Northern Ari­ Cheryl Miller's high School record of 105 Hedgebeth added 13 points and 15 rebounds zona was quite routine, as the Lady Dons points in a game had not Torrance forfeited in the two games while junior forward Joy raced to a 38-12 edge and emptied their at halftime. Boyenga totaled 16 points and 11 rebounds. bench in the second half. Sophomore center The Inglewood, California native has not Athree-pointbasketby Boyenga with just Nataly Barker had 10 points, four points lost a step at USC, where she posted 30 over a minute to play cut the Owls' lead to rebounds and a block while freshman wing points and 20 rebounds in her debut, leading 62-58, and thc Lady Dons had a chance lo player Nicole Grubbs was a pleasant sur­ the Women of Troy to an upset over Texas creep even closer. But a costly USF turnover prise with 8 points on 4-for-5 shooting, • Women's Basketball: Jenny Mahlstedt wilh 30 seconds remaining sealed the game including several medium range jumpers. and a reerhergence among the nation's top looks for an open cutter 25. And, on top of everything else, Leslie for Rice, who shot 21 of 25 from the free can dunk and will mosl likely become the throw line after sinking 28 of 37 (.757) second woman player in NCAA history to againsi Santa Barbara. "We knew coming slam dunk in a game. into the game lhat we couldn't put Rice on MetLife Honors Dante Benedetti All of these factors are not lost on USF co- the free throw line because they have been head coach Bill Nepfel, who has seen his fairly consistent there all year," said Nepfel, Long-time USFand Bay Area baseball coach Dante Benedetti will be presented with share of good players during his 10 years whose team shot only 9-of-17 (.528) from the MetLifc Achievement Award prior io die MelLifc Classic's Cnampionshij* game on coaching women's basketball in the West. lhe line. "When you shoot as poorly as we Saturday, December 22nd. 'There has basically been no transition did, you're glad to be in it at the end as wc Benedetu, who coached USF baseball for 17 years, has touched thc lives of hundreds were. Bul I think the team will leam from for Lisa Leslie in going from the high school Of young San Francisco athletes. For over forty years, he has organized, financed, this and come out tough this week." to the college ranks," Nepfel said. "She is a coached and transported youngsters from lhe ages of 10 to 25 who shared his love for greal a great offensive machine and can Rice camc out tough Saturday nighl, rat­ baseball. His tireless efforts have been appreciated by all.

Page 12 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5. 1990 Sports

Search for New Athletic Director Stalled MetUf e CldSSJC PfeVJeW PATRICK MAURO Sports Staff Sports Staff

In thc painstakingly long process, sidcrations, he regretfully declined." USF's Met Life Classic turns five this Classic, and lopped USF for die title in the search for an Althlclic Director at Jordan-Cox added, "we've decided season with the Dons looking io capture lhe 1986. Thc "Aggies" return four of fivestart ­ thc University of San Francisco con­ to to extend our search, using the tal­ title that they lasl claimed in 1989. ers from lasl season's 14-16 squad, paced by tinues. In the mean time, Vice Presi­ ents of the same search commitcc and In lhe field for the tournament arc three guard/forward Kendall Youngblood. The 6- dent for Student Development Dr. thc expertise of thc same professional other icams hungry for the same goal and 4 junior was a second leam All-Big West selection lasl year when hc siartcd all 30 Carmen Jordan-Cox will assume di­ consultant, who was also thc consult­ quite capable of reaching ii. Thc participating icams arc Vermont. games. Hc was named Utah's Stale MVP rect responsibility for thc operation ant to the Presidential Search commii- USF's first round foe al 8 pm on Friday. and averaged 15.4 points per contest, alict tec." the University of San Francisco's Ath­ December 21, plus Air Force and Utah Stale winning Big West Freshman of lhe Yeai letic Department. Dr. Sandee Hill, thc Associate Direc­ who face each olhcr in thc 6 pm opener. The honors two seasons back. tor of Athletics for Women and the consolation and championship contests are Also returning arc Utah Stale's second "Thc search committee appointed Business Manager, and Don scheduled for 6 pm and 8 pm thc following and third leading scorers: 6-8 senior Rich last summer has done an excellent job McLaughlin, the Athletics Coordina­ evening. Jardinc, a long range shooter who averaged in screening more than 60 applicants tor, are serving as liaisons between Vermont returns all five 1989-90 starters, 11.8 points per game, and Randy Funk, a 6- and nominees for this important posi­ Jordan-Cox and the Athletic Depart­ including All-American candidate Kevin 7 center who averaged a team high 6-5 tion," says Jordan-Cox. "We actually ment. Roberson at center, from a team that camc rebounds and 11.4 points per game. within one game of winning lhe North At­ It has been a Utah Stale tradition to push offered the position to the candidate In regards to the continuing search, lantic Conference tournament and advanc­ the ball up the floor quickly and helped by whose qualifications and background Jordan-Cox hopes a fully qualified in­ ing to the NCAA championships. the addition of redshirt Jay Goodman (trans­ most closely matched our require­ dividual to fill the vacancy, but adds fer from Iowa State) the Aggies should be an ments, but after considerable discus­ that "the position is too vital to unduly Roberson, a 6-7 junior from Buffalo, NY, exciting attacking team. sion and much thought on his part rush die process. I hope we will find a blocked an incredible 114 shots, averaging Air Force returns two starters, seniors about his various possible professional new AD before the end of the Spring 3.8 rejections per contest last season, third Chris Lowry (F, 12.2 ppg and 5.9 rpg) and opportunities, as well as personal con- semester." best in the NCAA. He also tallied 14.3 Aaron Benson (F-C, 5-7 ppg, 5.7 rpg) from points and pulled down 8.9 rebounds per the squad that last year finished 12-20 after contest. Roberson holds thc school record knocking top seeded Colorado Stale out of for blocks in a game (11), season (114) and the Western Athletic Conference tourna­ HAPPY HOLIDAYS, USF! USF UNDERGRADUATE career (166). ment. BASKETBALL STANDINGS Thc other four "Catamount" starters from The "Falcons," led by Lowry, one of the lasl season - seniors Rahim Huland El, Rich top forwards in the WAC according to the Get your holiday fun pack from TEAM WIN LOSS Tarrant, Matt Johnson, and junior Kenny Sporting News, should improve on their USF athletics. White-will give the Cats continuity and 1989-90 mark. Air Force had an excellent STEAM TEAM 20 Get seven lower reserved tickets 0 experience. Along wilh Roberson, they were recruiting class and should be a contender to seven USF basketball home the team's top five scorers last season. for the MetLife crown coming from one of games. OAKTOWN 15 5 Utah State was in the inaugural Mel Life lhe nation's top leagues. Plus a special stocking stutter at each game. HAWAII 5-0 13 7 All for only seven Dollars!! USF Basketball, a holiday SUNTZU 10 10 tradition AIR BART X 12 GAMES INCLUDED Dec. 18 Boise State Dec. 21 Mcdifc Classic* ANEJO 65 7 13 Dec. 22 MctLifc Classic* Jan. 2 Marisi BPP 3 15 Jan. 5 St Mary's Jan. 11 Portland FRIARS Dropped Out Jan. 12Gonzaga * FINAL •Mettife Classic feature* Vermont, Air Force & Utah State (2 gaces each night)

for more Information call Mike Candau at(415)666-2USF ***Championship Game: Monday, December 10,8:00pm*** ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

This week's honor goes to the Lady Dons' resident Darryl Johnson impersonator, Marlene Henderson. UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Henderson, the Lady Dons' 6'2" center, scored 19 points and BOOKSTORE grabbed 16 rebounds in the opening game of the AT&T USF Classic December 3 thru 14 last Friday. Then, as if to show the opener was no fluke, she tallied Monday thru Thursday 17 points and 18 rebounds in the Lady Dons' heartbreaking loss in 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM the championship game. Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Her 36 points and 34 rebounds earned her a spot on the All- Saturday Tournament Team, which we all feel is worthy of our distinguished 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM distinction.

-M.G.U.

Wednesday, December S, 1990 San Francisco Foghorn Page 13 COLLEGE LIVING

CHRISTMAS TREE, OH UESTION MAN CHRISTMAS TREE... K What do you want for Christmas? Kimberly Kauer Paul Shikowitz Being away at college, most students miss oul on a then begin to moan and cry. I will just be so furious at this Senior major annual family excursion—the trip to pick out point that 1 usually rip off the tag and pul it on the one next English a Christmas tree. Most of my friends get depressed to our tree. My mother begins io whisper, "Kim, I don'l when they think about missing oul on the tradition, think you should have done lhat. ..but did anyone see you?" My two front teeth. but I can rememberth e fighting and headaches all too My father hurriedly cuts down thai tree and hc carries it off clearly to be upset. to where the hippie liberals who run the place are waiting My family doesn't just go to a usual tree loi in from for the return of their hacksaw and some money. Thc of a grocery store, that would be just too easy, no, wc hippies also sell lilllc homemade ornaments which they have to go miles into the country and cut one down ai sell al astronomical prices. Il's almost like thc Gap, "Do some huge, authentic tree lot. My parents, my two you want an ornament lo match thai tree?" sisters, myself and our dog all pile into my mother's My father straps the tree io thc roof of the car and wc al I Aerostar and sel out on our half hour journey. My pile in, including the dog who has been rolling in the mud, sisters and I begin to argue immediately and within happy that the ordeal is over for another year. Thc whole minutes wc all have to be separated. One sister is Christmas tree idea is just so funny, who came up with thc banished to the back seat while my mother sits next idea of putting a tree in your house anyway? And better yet, Tim Wahle to the other and I end up in lhe front. My parents have put a string of lights on the thing? Whatever the reason our Junior yet lo realize that sitting in the front seat is a bonus, tree always does look nice and the day of fighting is Biology especially since 1 can take out their Neil Diamond usually.every once ina while, worth iL But then as we have tape and pop in something like the Red Hot Chili finished decorating there is always that one aunt who says, A Gl Joe with the kung fu Peppers or Jane's Addiction (a favorite of my parents). "It looks the same as last year." grip, peace on earth, free drinks at O'Shea's and Steve Ferry's After what seems like hours, we arrive. The autograph. tree lot is usually owned by some strange cult and the members are always out in full force. The scary part is that they are they ones carrying the hacksaws. My father manages to pry a saw away from one ofthe crazed workers (or Sania' s helpers, as they prefer to be called) and we head out into a forest of trees. I go to the first tree I see and proclaim how Daman Lee beautiful it is and how it definitely needs to be in Junior our living room. My parents cannot make their decision as easily. It takes them hours, and I am TOP EIGHT WAYS Biology not exaggerating. There is never a perfect tree for them. The trees either are crooked or have bald TO PASS YOUR Ken and Barbie, Barbie spots. My sister and I will leave my parents when FINALS Dream House and pool; all they begin to fight and return about a half hour assembled and Miwok and later to hear them still bickering over slight flaws Pigpen dolls. in each tree. "Bob, I don't real ly like how that one 8. Cheat. needle slicks out," my mother will say. My father 7. Shower your will snap back, "Well I don't like the way your hair is sucking out, but we'll still keep you!" professor with My sisters and I usually wander near the farm expensive gifts. where the cult people always seem lo have a variety of animals hanging around. Thc last time 6. Study. Monika Brown I went to cut down a tree wilh my family was 5. Convince your Freshman aboul two years ago. That was also die same year English Literature my sister was attacked by geese. Wait, wrong, roomate to commit she wasn't just attacked, she was literally mauled by them. It had all began so innocendy, she was suicide, and claim A CD player.a job that pays, just feeding them bread, when this one over emotional distress. a new wardrobe and A's on all zealous goose began to try to eat my sisters hand. my finals. The rest of his crowd followed and began to peck 4. Get "I's" and do at my sister. The whole scene was quite funny, them next year. and I did not hesitate to laugh out loud. The more my sister would scream, the more I would laugh. 3. Don't pass them. I still don' t know where my father was, especially since he had the video camera. 2. And don't go home. Finally my parents will fii.d the one they want, 1. Pray. A lot. and it is usually the one I had spotted hours ago, Andrew Kriechbaumer but then as they circle around it -.here will be that Junior dreaded red tag that says "sold." My parents will Accounting

MIWOK & PIGPEN: A TRUE STORY The editorial skills of Pigpen, we need' Mychael Urban and for die to get a Christ­ Miwok, it was terrible, the wholel UNLV Rebels repeatasNCC A mas tree and get J tree lot burned down. I'm...um.. champs. into the holiday/ in the hospital. Ill

Photos: Joan Barnett DELIA GALLAGHER & I'ERRY

Page 14 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5, 1990 ASUSF PRESENTS

FINALS SCHEDULE A RA

At the University Center CROSSROADS - UC UNDERGROUND Group Study and Full Food Service Friday, December 7 open at 8:00 a.m. 24 hours thru Saturday, December 8 closes at 6:00 p.m. Sunday, December 9th open at 8:00 a.m. 24 hours thru Saturday December 15: closes at 4:00 p.m.

GREEN & GOLD - UC UNDERGROUND Quiet Study Friday, December 7: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m. (Food Service 8:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m.) Saturday, December 8: 8:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m. (Food Service 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.) Sunday, December 9: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m. (No Food Service) Monday, December 10 - Thursday, December 14 - At Koret Health & Recreation Center 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m. (Food Service 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.) CROSSROADS TOO Food Service and Study COMMONS - UC 2ND FLOOR - STUDY HOURS Friday, December 7: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Saturday, December 8: 11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday, December 7 open at 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Sunday, December 9: 11:30 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Sunday, December 9 thru Thursday, December 13: Monday, December 10 thru Friday, December 14: 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.- 10:00 p.m. Saturday, December 15: 11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. PARINA LOUNGE AND GENERAL AREAS - STUDY Friday, December 7 open at 7:30 a.m. 24 hours thru Saturday, December 8 close at 10:00 p.m. ;4 IBs Sunday, December 9 open at 8:00 a.m. 24 hours thru Saturday, December 15: closes at 6:00 p.m.

KDNS as usual, brings you your i 1 STUDENT SENATE MEETINGS LIVE SENIOR CLASS I Put your logo here! j every Wednesday at 5:30pm SENIOR GIFT MEETING I I I I Thursday 12/6/90 • 12:30pm • UC417 • gather together all individuals interested in mm participating in the Senior Gift project. • actual gift ideas • committee development • marketing and promotions • ticket sales ^ • gift donations • kick off events USF SKI CLUB ^ For further information contact Amy Wertzberger, your BLENDERBOWL1990 Senior class president. Thursday December 6tl^) 6:00pm McLaren 252 Congratulations A.S.A.P. members...

Sue Albaugh (Chair), Eric Nelson (Vice Chair), Sasha Shapiro and Shannon McMillen (Con­ Meeting for the first spring ski certs), Sheree Page (Lectures), Matt Atchitty and Toby Stauch (Comedy), Cynthia Furlong and trip... sign up now - we will go Catherine Claasen (Performing Arts), Cahn Oxelson and Chuck Meade (Special Events), Kim bowling afterwards. If you Raimondi (Dances), Susan Piel (Films and video), Jim "Zappa" Kennedy (Nooners) and Steve want to ski, see us. Ferry and Joe Ruppe (Grog parties, oops, events) on a great year!! USF Student $2 Because there was nothing happening at U.S.F. except: Non USF $5 The Winter Formal, Richard Elliot, Jazz in the Grog, The Comedy Series, The Founders Funfest with such fun as the FallOut, Feast, Funnies, Flick, Funk, Festival, et. al., the noon concert series with such greats as Loud Sugar, Gahundza, Brothers Figaro and Indian Bingo, the Film Series with super releases like Pretty Woman, Hunt for Red October, Internal Affairs and When Harry Congratulations USF Rugby for a great start to the season! Met Sally, The Dating Tips for the 90's Lecture, and that happening Midnight Madness and pre/ post Basketball parties! USF 18 11/17/90 USF 14 12/1/90 Stanford 17 La Marinda 9 Keep up the good times and plan for something huge in the spring.... Cruise Ship Jobs I HIRING Men - Women Summer/ f | y his fall a new service has been Year Round PHOTOGRAPHERS. CLASSIFIEDS TOUR GUIDES. RECREATION PERSONNEL 1 offered here at McLaren, a TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE FOGHORN Excellent pay plus FREE travel Caribbean I mailbox for every undergradu­ Hawaii. Bahamas, South Pacific, Mexico. PLEASE CALL 666-61 22 ate business student. Unfortunately this CALL. NOW! Call refundable service has escaped a number of stu­ 1-206-736-0775, Ext.600N dents, thus vital information didn't reach them. Wc would therefore like to en­ SERVICES courage all sludents to check their mail­ FOGHORN boxes on a regular basis, the mailboxes are located in McLaren 200. HARPIST available for weddings, parties, holidays. USF grad BE A BARTENDERI is looking for copy editors for student. Luanne 666-3218. next semester. Please call Sarah Lerch CALL FOfl COUP SflOCMUflt Hrunoatx6122orcomebyour Sludenl Advisor (415) 957-1208 MclMren 200 Fast Typing- Laser Resumes, Term Papers, Letters—we do it Lower Level Phelan office. SS NEW MONTGOMERY ST. «218 all. Free spelling, grammar and punctuation checking. Same- SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105 day service available. No appointment necessary. Weekdays 10-5, Saturdays 1-4. Bob's Typing Service 3304 Geary at Parker near Stanyan. 221-6677.

Can't type? Unsure ot grammar? Scared of spelling? Term papers and theses professionally typed, edited and proofread by experienced English professor Low rates Situated locally Call Margo. 666-3026 PUBLISH! SCHOLARSHIPS. FELLOWSHIPS. GRANTS. Eds Services. P.O. Box 3006 Boston. MA 02130. LITERARY MAGAZINE Word Processing-manuscripts, papers, resumes, inc. spell- check, minor edit. $1.75 ds. page. Rsv.pickup/deliv. avail. 239- 6737. AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUBLISH YOUR SHORT STORIES, ESSAYS, POEMS, WRITING- RESEARCH- EDITING. All topics. Professional, academic. Paper thesis preparation. Tutoring. All topics. 841- PHOTOGRAPHY & ARTWORK. 5036. Please bring your material to UC 4th Floor, Ignatian mailbox in the ASUSF office. Term Papers-Dissertations, theses, resumes, cover letters. Reasonable rates, minor editing included. Sal Merek Services. 753-5753.

WORD PROCESSING-Theses, term papers, essays, manu­ scripts, legal documents, resumes, etc. $1.50 d.s. page. Minor corrections free. Specialty repetitive letters. 24 hour service. LISTENFORTHEBLUEHEARTSONALLOFTHESEC00LRADI0 929-8375. STATI0NS:KB0 QKABFKASRKA CJIVKALXKCKDVSKFSRKIV DKUCIKSDT TCWMXCW CHEZ MA TANTE AUWBTBW A small B&B on quiet street in Pacific Heights. Room with KXWKPXWV private baths-$50-$65 per night. Special rates for longer stays. GSWVVSKT THE BLUE HEARTS ICKBS UKliO (415)921-7851. Harriet. D W K D I W R S c w PI~U~W_W nnnvmvil«AiVLbf'Uvviu&v CQRRGWLRAWARSWNTHWEAXWIUSWQAXWNDYWUI FOR RENT EWC RDWSN WHRWRFLWLC ERSWRBBWSF self-titled US debut EP on juggler Records ROOM FOR RENT tt^OWSM U WC CSWtVlHCWNEKWTCCWBKSW One private room + parking + own phone. Available from QWMUCWHFSWSURW.SMCWCVTWBORWUMFWMPGW December 1st, 1990. Quiet & responsible & clean person. Ref/ B W U P I W M required. Call David H#221-5366; W#781-2666. BWCALWTH featuring college radio hits "Linda Linda/' ICKFAI WM KDHXKWU "I Wanna A Kiss" and "Dance Number" LOST & FOUND EWZMBWQFSWAUSWNCWWLOZKXUMKRNUKBLZWKI IWWSCWKXLWUNHWDCRWKNHWPCRWFPRWHTSWFI Lost last week: Floppy Disks in grey, plastic case. REWARD rVRRCWRS call 666-5602. KRUXKUN "Drop what you're doing and get this WHCLWCVFWBA PERSONALS j^TWRHDWBE music on your stereo!" KDHXKWU —Philadelphia City Paper *-WZMBWQ Piglet, Don't let anyone onto the treasure trail without my IVKAIXKCSCKSPCHDVSKFSRKMUDKUCIKSDTKIMI permission. After all, it'll be mine again in three weeks. Take RKSMCKCEBKAZUKUCRKSSBKCRKITSKSFSKSJSKC care Barbie, don't fall. I love you both. Liebe, Hans aus Austria i:ii:: Ask for The Blue Hearts on KUSF (Ken for Barbie.) WMXCWFCSWSCBWCNIWHUSWSAMWWUHWECSWC DKTOWKRVMKPURKTECKEOLKSLCKBOI SAF- My wallet is back and so are my shoes. Now, I wonder, KWUWMUHWBUQWC where are you? WZBTWTGPWHHSWAZLW WKPNWPTSWRCTWYEPW JI C W 7 T U WU T KWE VL Congrats. Tina and Jason. Joel Dennis November 25,1990 YMWBUK RCLKUTEW Love Nancy. ODUWCWM WRUV Wl M UKISWKAGUKWRS 3LEWORTWWSPKU W Happy 48th Mom. Love, Little One. VEVLKACYKUTK DGE TE WU VTWTJUWGMU Regis and Kathie Lee, Please excuse Steve for abusing his VWIUVWJSCWRMCW power. He is just ashamed to admit he's a bigger fan than I WRSKCCRKUPSKWC WSPKUWSWSUMWMULW' Love Kim. KAURWAHLWUTCWTTUW KSHUKTXTKSYMWBUKRC Marc and Roy, may the spirit be with you, whichever pattern or WWHSWXJMWODUWCWM fabric you choose XOXOXO, Kim and Delia. KGRGKZUUKCMUKISWKA

Crunny Hunches of Boats...If your such a loser, how did you win my heart9 And you didn't wreck my night you made my Ask for The Blue Hearts JUGGLER at your RECORDS LIMITED weekend. I love you. Mogul. PORTLAND-TOKYO favorite record store! The Blue Hearts Hot Line 503-796-1713 KAK, Oh, your life is so rough. Where are Regis and Kathie Lee to help you now. Easi Kamo.

Sharon F., I miss you dammit! X13.

Page 16 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, December 5, 1990