fordham university, newyork Justice "You can't run a Powell government without some rotation, without Honored some infusion of new BY DESPINA SPITHOGIANIS Former Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. blood, without some Powell Jr. received the prestigous Fordham- Stein award at the annual Stein Dinner which was constitutionalism. ..Fm held at the Hotel Pierre last Thursday. According to Dean Robert Reilly of Ford- not talking about dem- ham Law School, the award is given on' 'behalf of the legal profession to a member of the pro- ocracy, but about fession whose work exemplifies outstanding stan- dards of professional conduct, promotes the ad- having the obedience vancement of justice, and brings credit to the pro- fession." go to the office rather According to Reilly, there were about 200 than to the person..." people present, including twenty-five federal judges from the New York area, and leaders of the legal profession. Also in attendance were Rev, Joseph O'Hare, president and Dr. Joseph McGowan, vice-president for student affairs and dean of students. • O'Hare said that the dinner is a very "nice •affair," and was glad to have the opportunity to meet Justice Powell. "He was, everything peo- Kissinger Delivers Address ple said he was," O'Hare said. "A true gentleman in every sense of the word." John Feerick, Dean of Fordham Law Speaks at Fordham/John Hancock A wards Luncheon School, presented the award and in his speech quoted John Jeffries of Virgina Law School, who BY DEIRDRE MURPHY journalists for their outstanding work in the field purged. Kissinger criticized a political system in nominated Powell. Jeffries said that Powell is a Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kiss- of financial and business reporting. which the power has been held by one group, person of "unconditional dedication to duty, of inger addressed political and economic problems After the awards ceremony, Kissinger limiting the possibility for change. benevolence and compassion in his judgement of affecting American, Soviet and Chinese relations delivered the keynote speech to the more than "You can't run a government without some others, of sincere courtesy and respect of deal- in a speech delivered at John Hancock's 20th an- 500 people gathered at the luncheon. The first rotation, without some infusion of new blood, ing with individuals of whatever station, and of nual Awards For Excellence Luncheon, topic he addressed was the need for reforms without some constitutionalism," Kissinger integrity in all things." He added, "Here in November 3. in the Soviet Union. According to Kissinger, the said "I'm not talking about democracy, but Virginia, he is known and honored and loved for The luncheon, sponsored by John Hancock Soviet political system alternates between purges about having obedience go to the office rather who he is even more than for what he has done." Financial Services in cooperation with Fordham and stagnation. He noted that every leader of the than to the person, because otherwise you are Among Justice Powell's many achievements University's Graduate School of Business Ad- Soviet Union except one has died in office and running a semi-feudal system." is his chairmanship of the Virginia School Board ministration, was held at the Plaza Hotel in that no member of the politburo has ever retired Kissinger also had sharp words for the Com- with honor; all have either died in office or been continued on page 13 Manhattan. Awards were presented to seven continued on page 13 Fordham Drive Draws Blood BY LAURA FILICE "1 think that being in a metropolitan area we Over 530 people signed up to donate have even a stronger need to fight." Only blood last week when the Greater New York two-thirds of the blood needed in the greater Blood Program, an effort of the New York New York area is collected locally. The Blood Center and the American Red Cross, remainder comes from overseas. administered a blood drive Tuesday, Kubacki, who has been organizing this Wednesday and Thursday in the McGinley semester's blood drive since July, received Center Ballroom. support from such groups as Saga Amy Kubacki, assistant dean for Corporation, the Commuting Students commuting students, said student response Association, Student Emergency Response this semester "has been tremendous," but Group, and the Residential Life staff, as that she would like to see more support from well as many individuals. students in terms of organizing and planning Saga contributed all of the food, such as the blood drive in the coming semesters. She the cookies and coffee that were provided to explained that there is a tremendous need for the donors after they gave blood. Many blood in the New York area and that students Resident Assistant's went door to door to can be very influential in getting peers to encourage residents to donate; and many of Jane Evnncle/THE RAM donate. Fordham's coaches recruited their players to "I think the students need to become donate. About thirty members of the football A Fordham student gives the gift of life. more involved in the drive," Kubacki said. continued on page 13 2/Thursday, November 5,1987/THERAM CAB CALENDAR

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BY ELAINE NICOLOSI "Everyone responds in the same way, Rubin described several phases which a recovery is time-consuming and requires, and there is no build up of tolerance because cocaine addict experiences before achieving strong coping strategies. The dangers and problems associated it does not remain in the bloodstream long full abstinence. The addict must first hit Twenty-five million people in the United with cocaine use was the topic of a lecture by enough," Rubin explained. bottom, where he either has no money left or States have tried cocaine, Rubin said, and of Dr. A. Lawrence Rubin of Holliswood The effects of a cocaine high can be he wants to change his lifestyle. The primary these approximately 10 percent or two Hospital October 28, in the first floor lounge divided into stages, Rubin said. The first breakthrough occurs when the person million people are addicted. He added that 90 of Sesquicentennial Hall stage consists of high blood pressure, cold realizes, that he is an addict. During early percent of cocaine users abuse other drugs, Rubin said a major difficulty in fighting sweats, nausea and a feeling of excitement. recovery, Rubin explained, the person is in usually alcohol. :ocaine abuse is that it is difficult to reach The second stage is characterized by a rapid need of support because he must learn to Rubin concluded the lecture with some advice for cocaine users to follow. He said addicts with the message that the drug is pulse, convulsions caused by the constricting accept the aspect of reality which he has been that the best thing for them to do is to harming them rather than helping them. and bursting of blood vessels, loss of trying to avoid. Rubin said the recovering establish themselves as an out-patient with a • "Perhaps the most difficult problem is oxygen, and an irregular heartbeat. The last addict should invest his energy in goals and stage is the most severe. It includes muscular hospital and to have the support of friends convincing people they need treatment," he find other ways to enjoy life. Extended and family. explained. "You have to keep in mind that paralysis and interference with the these people are trying to escape from reality. circulatory and respiratory systems, resulting Something or someone must jolt a person in death. into realizing they need help, whether it be a Physical complications that arise from spouse, boss or any loved one." continued use include a runny nose and nasal ulcers for those who snort cocaine. Tae Kwon Do Club Freebasing is even more dangerous, Rubin said, because cocain vaporizes at a higher temperature and is also most addictive in this *'You have to keep in form. Intravenous abusers subject themselves Shines at Garden to AIDS, pneumonia and abseces, some of mind that these people which occur in the brain. All abusers risk malnutrition, vitamin deficiencies and poor BY LISA KEATING Do Association, holds a ninth degree black belt, are trying to escape hygiene, Rubin added. Fordham's Karate Club made a good show- the highest level belt. He receilved an honorary Psychological symptoms of addiction ing at the bi-annual Tae Kwon Do (Korean doctorate in theology from Fordham and has from reality. Some- found among chronic users include Karate) Tournament at Madison Square Garden taught around the world. Son, along with the depression, anxiety, irritability, apathy, October 23, competing in every event and divi- other masters of the top-ranking black belts, per- thing or someone must paranoia, poor concentration, memory sion and winning 18 trophies. formed exhibitions of board and brick breaking lapses, insomnia and panic attacks. Rubin The tournament was attended by competitors as well as other crowd-pleasers, such as kicking jolt a person into pointed out that these qualities are what from universities and the 450 karate schools of an apple off the sharp tip of a Samauri sword. usually draw attention to the addict and the Tae Kwon Do Association. Men and women Son also demostrated many Tae Kwon Do moves realizing they need help make him want to seek help. Rubin also competed separately in two categories of com- such as self-defense skills. reminded students that it was psychological petition, forms and sparring, which were divid- Morris has been practicing Tae Kwon Do whether it be a spouse, problems which led people top abuse cocaine ed into divisions of varying difficulty based upon for the past six years and became president of in the first place. belt level. Forms are set patterns of movement Fordham's club in his sophomore year. He has boss, or loved one." If an addict were to abstain from which are judged according to the focus, balance, taught for the past three years with Michael Dea- cocaine use, Rubin explained, the addict power, and speed of the participants. Sparring ly, the head instructor, "to whom the success would undergo four stages. He would first is non-contact fighting in which the participants of the club is owed," according to Morris. Dealy experience a crash, which is a three-part deliver full-powered kicks and punches within is also the only American with a fifth degree stage, lasting anywhere from nine hours to an inch of their opponent's body. black belt. Among the winners from Fordham were Morris said the tournament was a learning Rubin defined two kinds of users: those four days. In the early phase the addict John Tino, • FC'88, who placed first in the final experience for all who attended, spectators as who are low level, or recreational users, experiences agitation, cravings for cocaine, round of the Men's Green Belt Sparring com- well as competitors. Although it was the eighth employing cocaine for sensory pleasures paranoia and suicidal tendencies. Later, petition, and Brendan Curley, FC'89, who placed tournament in which Morris participated, he con- about once a week, and those who needhigh fatigue, insomnia and depression set in, and first in the Men's Purple Belt Sparring finals. fessed that "you still have the jitters each time." levels of cocaine to boost their self- the crash stage ends with extreme exhaustion. Peter Morris, FC'88, president of the Karate confidence, increase their drive and energy, The second stage of absteinence is The tournament was not "all sweat and Club, placed fourth out of 100 other black belts or escape from overwhelming problems. withdrawal, which spans one to 10 weeks. tears," Morris added, "Alter the long, hard, tir- The addict has strong cravings for cocaine. in the Men's Black Belt Sparring competition. These addicts, Rubin said, use cocaine as a ing day, students came away with a lot more than During extinction, the third stage, Fordham also swept all the women's divisions crutch. just a trophy in their hands. They were able to normalization occurs with episodic cravings, in forms and captured the top four places in the Cocaine can be taken in many ways, compare their abilities to other students in the and abstinence is finally achieved, but only Women's Green Belt Forms competition. Rubin said, including inhaling (freebasing), Association and with the expert teaching of indefinitely. Full abstinence, Rubin snorting, or intravenously, and can remain in Attending the tournament was Grandmaster Grandmaster Son. The day was a total learning explained, can only be achieved through Duk Sung Son, who last appeared at the Garden experience that couldn't be found anywhere the bloodstream up to four hours producing .treatment. . , various physical and psychological effects. 10 years ago. Son, head of the World Tae Kwon else." 4/Thursday, November 5,1987/THE RAM ALPHA KAPPA PSI 1987 PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS FRATERNITY Chase Manhattan Bank Gftye 5pmlon Itei QJtjaptst WOULD LIKE TO FORMALLY INTRODUCE t THE FALL PLEDGE CLASS OF 1987:

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kUR JOB IS TO TURN OUT From what I understand, Fordham's start an ad campaign. my hometown library has a computerized bar 3USINESS LEADERS. PERIOD. "job," if you want to reduce it to that, is to To be sure, a top ten ranking would code system for materials. Rather than one r This ad for Fordham's Graduate educate. So when Fordham publicly bring national recognition. But did Doug token computer that sits in the reference School of Business ran in the New York proclaims any one of its schools to have such Flutie make Boston College a better school, room, many access points should be Times last month. For an institution that a blind focus, it may be time to ask what the or just a more popular one? Has Columbia available. All it takes is a willingness to spend calls itself "The Jesuit University of New school's real goals are. dropped from prestige because of their money the school has in the right places. The ad raised the question of what downright awful football team? This is not Fordham's treatment of its faculty direction Fordham wants to head in. There is intended as an attack on the football or provides another symbol of the Tom Deutsch little question that Fordham wants to go "big basketball team, or any segment of administrations operating mentality. Simply, time." The question is where are we going, Fordham's athletics program for that matter. the faculty is under-compensated, especially and how do we get there. If the rhetoric we so It is nothing more than saying that a so the adjunct professors. The cost of living York" we profess to a pretty narrow goal. fondly tout is taken at face value, the obvious in New York is, as we all know, through the When did tunnel vision become a part of the answer would be to improve the schools roof. If we hope to attract and keep the best Jesuit tradition? One wonders what the academic programs and thus the student teachers, we have to pay better. Neglecting Church would be like if this had been the body. Tellingly, the school has chosen to the heart of the University can not pay off in operating mentality since the 1300's. emphasize athletics, build new dorms, and If Fordham is to go the long run. At a school of Fordham's supposed caliber, professors should not be national, it should not required to be financial martyrs. Considering that both the be at the expense of its Administration and the faculty have the same goals, the adversarial relationship between ideals. Period. them makes no sense. That the faculty is treated with little more courtesy than the students may go a long way in explaining why. When making decisions which affect the school's future, students and faculty are commitment to excellence should be made to rarely consulted. That the Administration academics as well as to athletics. feels no need to even consult with either When the Administration hires an image says quite a bit about their attitude towards consultant who says that Fordham should both. raise tuition so the University "looks Some forty odd percent of Fordham's better," priorities have been misplaced. Why faculty, the adjunct professors, contract only not, instead, utilize student and faculty input from a semester to semester basis. Adjuncts on the best direction for Fordham to head in. Can be a valuable way to bring professionals That the school will rely on an image to our education, but Fordham's reliance consultant, rather than the people whom upon them raises problems. Adjuncts are actually make the school run, demonstrates a forced to hold other jobs besides teaching flawed attitude. But there is a more and that takes time away that could be spent important point. on students. A full-time, forty-hour a week The Administration should worry more job leaves little time for interaction and the about Fordham's substance than anything invaluable give and take. How can we achieve else. Holy Cross does not need to dress up its excellence when a significant portion of the image as a quality school because of its faculty may not even be here in two months? commitment to academic excellence, If Fordham is not alone in poorly paying Fordham excelled in what it professed to, we adjuncts, but that does not excuse our doing would not need image consultants in the first so. place. As the old saying goes, if you have a There are other examples, but the main good product, your reputation will take care point here is how the Administration views of itself. the University. Each semester brings new As cliched as it may be, the library disregard for the people here. Fall semester system provides another good example of last year, the effective destruction of the how t«he school's priorities work, As the existing judiciary system. Spring semester last administration beams over two new dorms, year, the speaker's clause which threatened books continue to rot in Duane. With library freedom of speech. This semester the materials scattered over three separate overcrowding of the cafeteria. Too many buildings, and a dire lack of up to date times real academic and student concerns reference systems, one would think that come second to Administration actions in the emphasis would be placed on improving the name of the school. In the end, the system. Instead, individuals wax over a University suffers. multilevel parking garage and more grass, Fordham has made no secret about and say nothing about academic resources. wanting to go "national." There is nothing This is not to say that a better parking system wrong with having a goal. And who can is not needed, but one is not vital to a argue against a desire to genuinely better the university's end, learning. A better library is. school? But in the quest for the recognition Other than a lack of concern, there is no the school deserves, something has been lost. reason why the library does not have, at very If Fordham is to go national, it should not be least, better equipment to work with. Even at the expense o f its ideals. Period.

The Administration should worry more about Fordham 9s substance than anything else.. .If Many New Yorkers had the opportunity this summer to take a Fordham excelled in what it professed to, we peek at the two pandas on loan to the Bronx Zoo from the People's would not need image consultants in the first Republic of China. The pandas have been in the Big Apple since April, and are scheduled to return home this week. Photo by Tom place... Deutsch. 6/Thursday, November 5,1987/THE RAM

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Just Lion-ing Around Lions Draw Crowds at the Bronx Zoo n any given day on Baird Court in the the total number of mammals, reptiles and Bronx, Grandpa and Daddy can be other species increased more than three Ofound lounging around the pool with times, and the exhibits now sit on 252 acres their harem of females and offspring. On this (partly due to the creation of the Bronx River particular day, however, they appear more Parkway). The majority of the original interested in showing off and entertaining, exhibits have either been replaced or since the neighborhood is crowded with renovated, and continue to educate the visitors from the New York metropolitan area and around the world. Nearly 2.3 Diane Byrne million people visited the zoo between July 1, 1985 and' June 30, 1986, according to the visitors and their pool is in full view of New York Zoological Society's annual anyone standing in the court. report. Daddy and one of the females play a The sea lion pool was constructed in quick game of water tag while Grandpa, 1906 as a marine display consisting of small appearing uninterested in their recreational islands and a large pool, and was renovated activity, sits on one of the many large rocks between 1980 and 1981. The exhibit was positioned by the water's edge and engages in expanded to more than twice its original size, an amusement of his own: bellowing and and a rocky shore and shallow tidal pools burping loudly. The area visitors snicker and were added to make the exhibit appear more laugh, finding Grandpa's vocal exercises like the sea lions' natural habitat. A wooden nearly impossible to ignore. The three railing encircles the pool, keeping the dozens offspring also appear to have difficulty of curious on-lookers far enough away to ignoring Grandpa, and try in vain to snooze prevent them from interfering with the sea- alongside the sun-drenched pool. Grandpa is lions' daily activity, but close enough for the soon joined by Daddy and the two engage in seas lions to show off their physical and vocal a burping battle. More laughter follows, and capabilities, see ,and hear the audiences' the antics continue throughout the reactions, and bask in the light from the afternoon. camera flashes. The activities of this family from Baird "They're more gregarious," says Pat, Court are, to say the least, a little out of the one of the zoo's many feeders. "They're ordinary. But then again, so are Baird Court more active and athletic as opposed to other and the family. Baird Court is the name of zoo mammals. They're more entertaining, at the north-central section of the New York least that's why they're my favorite." As if to Tara, a blonde-haired, brown-eyed girl, and A sudden scurry of activity takes place Zoological Park—better known as the Bronx prove him right, one of the sea lions which her friend Farrah, a brown-haired girl whose in the sea lion pool. Someone begins Zoo—and Grandpa, Daddy, their harem and had been playing water tag hops up out of the feet seem to be swallowed up in a pair of humming the theme to "Jaws" as the sea offspring are all California sea lions. The sea water and onto a rock, holds its head up high black Converse All-Star sneakers, move in lions dart through the water and vie Jfor a lions are one of the largest crowd-drawing position to catch the fish which the feeders exhibits at the Bronx Zoo, providing endless toss through the air. An average of 10 to 15 entertainment for the millions of people who pounds of fish are consumed each day. A visit the zoo each year. The sea lions are one of the largest crowd- show really begins now, for not only do the The New York Zoological Society was sea lions compete with each other to catch the granted a charter by the New York State fish, they also compete with several seagulls legislature in 1895 to establish a zoological drawing exhibits at the Bronx Zoo, providing which begin circling overhead and swoop garden in the city of New York. This garden down to intercept the fish. Most of the sea was to serve as a tool in the advancement of endless entertainment for the millions of people lions succeed in catching their dinner before zoological study and research, and to provide it falls to the water. One sea lion, upon information and recreation for the public. who visit the zoo each year... failing to catch a fish, dives underwater and The Bronx Zoo officially opened its gates in resurfaces a moment later with the fish in his November 1889, containing 22 exhibits which mouth, as if expecting applause for his houses 843 mammals, reptiles, and birds on amazing feat. 264 acres of land. and begins to bellow off-key, much to the front of some adults to get a better view of "Catch!" instructs one tiny girl with Over the past 80 years, however, the zoo delight of the children peering through the the activity, in the pool. The largest male sea curly locks of brown hair and an impish-face, has undergone extensive changes. The railing. lion, affectionately called "Grandpa" by and she squeals with delight when the sea lions number of exhibits has more than doubled, Two young girls around 10 years of age, several children present, suddenly sneezes take her advice. Other on-lookers seem to and earns quite a lot of laughter from the voice their instructions silently, but when on crowd. "B-a-a-a-a-a-a!!" yelps one of the sea lion pup has his dinner snatched off a sea lion pups, as if to reprimand the audience rock by a seagull, a chorus of disappointed for laughing. Despite this warning, however, "aw's" rises from the crowd. Tara and Farrah laugh even more. The playful antics carried on before "1 like the noises they make," giggles dinner continue after the feeders leave. Tara. Farrah giggles in agreement, adding, "Grandpa" and another male begin "yeah, I like how they sneeze and burp!" bellowing at each other, and two elderly Jane, a mother of two from couples move closer to the railing to get a Westchester, feels the sea lions are more than better look. The children around them just entertaining; they're also educational. imitate the bellows and burps of the sea lions, "They're interesting to watch," she unconsciously becoming part of the show for explains. "It's a place of learning for both the couples. adults and their children. Right?" she asks "They certainly are entertaining," her daughter, but before the little girl can declares one of the ladies, referring to the sea respond two sea lions distract her attention as lions. Her companion, a very pleasant man they begin fighting. who makes a point out of being from The smaller of the two sea lions, a Connecticut, adds, "1 like their female, is pushed into the water by her coughs—look, I've even got a cough drop for opponent, but quickly emerges from the him!" and laughs as he holds out his palm to water and flops down on top of the other sea reveal a Halls' menthol drop. lion. She nips his back with her mouth and The imaginary curtain for the sea lions' smacks him with her flippers; the two soon show is being cued as the crowds slowly begin lose interest in fighting, however, because the to thin out. The flippered actors soon relax, two zoo employees have just arrived with knowing somehow that tomorrow will bring several pails filkd.with dinner,...... morefun and fans. 8/Tb.ursday, November 5, 1987/THE RAM Viewpoint-

serving campus 6*community since 1918 The Healing Ministry PHIL PLOURD Editor-in-Chief NICK KA TSORIS Executive Editor hat is healing? Is it some sort of magic MA TTHEW BROWNE.... Executive Editor incantations or mumbo jumbo left over from DIANE BYRNE News Editor JOE CUOZZO Assistant Sports Editor Woccult practice? Many students have asked MARY O'NEILL Assistant News Editor about the ministry of healing—and on Monday, JOHN ROUSSEY. Sports Photo Editor November 2nd, in the Upper Room (7:30 P.M.) Sr. LISA LUDVIK Arts Editor TOM DEVTSCH News Photo Editor Anne Tubman, R.S.H.M., who is a psychological ALEKS ROZENS Assistant Arts Editor YOLANDA OCHOA., Advertising Manager counselor and healer, told about the healing ministry A MYSIVCO Copy Editor TINA DOUFEKIAS.. . Advertising Manager and her experience in it. A LUSON Z1SKO Features Editor TOULA DOUFEKIAS.... Business Manager JOHN PARADISE Sports Editor JOHN ANDROS Business Manager MIKE MYLLEK Sports Editor EVA PONEROS Subscriptions Manager Anne Ford What is the history, tradition and development of Christian healing? It is generally accepted now that in The Ram is trie Universitv-wide newspaper ol Fordham University, serving the campus and the community since 1918 The Ram is published each Wednesday and distributed tree ot charge every Thursday during trie academic year Correspondence should be addressed to The Ram, the last decade or so, the Charismatic Renewal Box B. Pordham University Bronx N Y 10458 The Ram's editorial and business ofhces are localed al the Rose Hill campus in Faculty movement has largely restored the age-old custom of Memorial Hall. Rooms 428,429 ana 443 The Editorial Office lelephone number is (212) 579-2665. 295 0962 Copy Office. 579 2094. 295-0962 Business and Advertising (2121 579-2082 The Ram is represenied nationally for advertising by CASS. American Passage and CMPS Ad rates the laying on of hands on the sick seeking their an? availableon request from the advertising manage' Ad deadline is Monday at 5 p m Lettersto-theEditors are cue on Tuesdays, b p.m. The recovery. This approach is so new to many Catholics in opinions exoressea in Ram editorials are those ol tne editorial board those expressed in columns, letters o yaphics are those of the in- dividual writers or arlists No part of The Ram including text, photos artwork and ads may be reproduced without the wnllen consent ot Ihe our day that it might be important to stress that the editor Tt\9 Ram r "Opposed on campus at Fordharn Student F'nni and printed t>y offset lithoaraphy on recycled paper in a union printing laying on of hands to heal is not a matter of "teaching piant old dogs new tricks," but rather a striving to return to Christian tradition and roots—an attempt to restore all things in Christ as in the building of the infant Church in the days of Pentecost. In the public ministry of Christ, the Jews witnessed many instant healings. Healing were not True unknown to the Jews all down the centuries of their

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Excellence •history—but by then sheer scope, the power of the on of hands In (limtians appeared to decline healings by Jesus had never been experienced on this universally—bin the healing ministry did not disappear "Commitment to Excellence." level in human history. Nothing could withstand his from the life of the Church. Rather, it seemed to No strange words to anyone who has followed the moves that Frank healing power which was in no way selective. All kinds become confined to shrines and special places of McLaughlin lias made in his two-year tenure as athletic director here. In his of illnesses and diseases were instantly cured by his worship, to certain people whose personal holiness and own charismatic way, McLaughlin has tossed out his favorite calch phrase at touch, as were afflictions of the inner spirit—the mind. sanctity were acknowledged in their own life and to every turn. He said it when he hired football coach Larry Cilueck. He said it Evil spirits in people young and old were identified by places of pilgrimage. The Church, by its very nature, when he hired women's basketball coach Lou Kern. He said it when he hired Jesus and cast out. He even raised the dead to life. could never lose its healing ministry and has always maintained it in one form or another. It may well be aquatics coach Don Galluzzi. He said it when he hired basketball coach Nick Reading the accounts of the public life of Jesus in the Gospel we find that he preached and he healed. that this decline in the laying on of hands tradition was Macarchuk. When he sent out his disciples, one of his specific also partly due to the rise in the knowledge and With almost the same frequency, The Ram has panned McLaughlin's instructions to them was to heal the sick. Scripture practice of medical and surgical skills. "commitment to excellence" as empty rhetoric better suited for a public scholars inform us that about twenty percent of the The healing ministry did not seem to be relations campaign than Fordham's athletic program. Gospels are devoted to his healings. We find the emphasized in the sacramental system of the Church Well, quite frankly (pardon the pun), we may well have been wrong. Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, and Letters of the New either. Even one of the sacraments was referred to as Wrong because even in the short time that the coaches McLaughlin has Testament strewn with accounts of healings by Jesus "Extreme Unction" (the "last sacrament"). When brought to Fordham have been around, they have all proven to be genuinely and by his apostles and disciples in his name. Healing anyone heard of the family of a sick person sending for good people. And, those who have had a chance, have proven to be good was a fundamental element of the message of Jesus, a priest, then it could be safely assumed that the coaches. manifesting his total power over all things, and the undertaker would follow closely behind! Now, this Take Larry Glueck for instance. Some criticized Glueck's selection as a way he chose to bring the good news to so many sacrament is more correctly named as the Sacrament of broken people. When Christians accept Jesus, we case of McLaughlin trying to stock Fordham's deck with good ole boys from the Sick, a channel of grace which can be used to accept him with his healing power—and its meaning obtain healing of mind, body and spirit as well as Harvard. But, not only has Glueck guided his team to a 7-1 record and a in the Church. preparing the sick for death and entrance into eternal national ranking, lie has been able to reverse the image (and character) of a St. Ireaneus in the second century wrote that some life. team which three years ago was belter known for ripping down dorm-room of his community were engaged in healing the sick by So, the healing ministry is not a "way out cult" doors than opponents. the laying on of hands in the name of the Lord. We but solidly based on Scripture, Christian tradition, the Glueck's success has not gone unnoticed. The New York papers have have the same message in the fifth century from St. writings of the Fathers of the Church and was, and devoted more and more coverage to Fordham on the field. Better yet, New Augustine . But Augustine himself had to be always will be, an integral part of the faith of York Daily News columnist Michael Katz wrote a becoming piece on "converted" to accept the power of healing in the Christians. It may well be that the healing ministry is Fordham's return to football as a school highly concerned with off-field name of Jesus, as Augustine held the belief that the playing another important role in modern days in the academic performance. Certainly something Fordham students can be proud gift of healing was confined to the apostolic age. renewal of the Church and its Christian community. of. Augustine was Bishop of Hippo. In those days in that Many people, when confronted with healings by the Excellence has not been limited to Glueck and his football troops. The cathedral, adult baptisms were the order of the day. power of the Holy Spirit are confused, silenced and When the newly baptized men and women (all dressed baseball team under the tutelage of Dan Gallagher was just two victories shy of astonished. But it would appear that the Holy Spirit in white to celebrate the occasion) emerged from the qualifying for the NCAA World Series — knocking off some powerhouses has not removed healings from shrines, places of cathedral, their friends and relatives gathered around worship, relics, holy people dead or alive, pilgrimages along the way. Kern and Galluzzi have taken great strides to improving their them to congratulate them with hugs and kisses and or novenas, but wishes Christians in this day and age teams. Frank Schniir — named a full-time coach by McLaughlin — has led his handshakes. To their surprise, many sick people, on to be as bold as Peter and John when they cured the soccer squad to the brink of national prominence. touching the newly baptized, found themselves cripple outside the beautiful gate of the Temple. Many In a lew short weeks, Nick Macarchuk will have a chance to unveil his instantly cured of illnesses and diseases of all kinds. Christians, living ordinary lives, are finding a new version of the Fordham basketball learn. Though he has not coached a minute So a healing tradition grew up in North Africa, and boldness which was not formerly part of their make-up in Ihe Rose Hill gym, Macarchuk may well embody all the things Fordham Augustine invariably would see lines of sick people and are no longer afraid or embarrased to seek health athletics should, and in many cases do, represent. Because, not only does outside his cathedral on adult baptism days. He in its widest forms for themselves and others by the Maearchuk command respect from his players, he pushes them to respect further witnessed personally many of the sick being power of the Holy Spirit in the healing ministry. 1 themselves as well. instantly cured when touched by the newly baptized. Signs and wonders .' Many Christians hold that Augustine acknowledged this and accepted that And, that sell' respect among our athletes who arc quite visible figures on miracles arc things of the past. But shouldn't we expect healings in the name of Jesus by the power of the Holy them when we praise God and choose to believe the our litllc campus goes u long way to improving Fordham as a great University Spirit were as valid in his day as they were in the promises we were given by Jesus? Some maintain that as well as a competent athletic power. Apostolic age. we, in this age, arc experiencing a "second Excellence indeed. But then, it would seem that the widespread Pentecost." Without the "signs and tradition and practice of healing the sick by the laying wonders"—would anyone have recognized the first? THE RAM/Thursday, November 5, 1987/9 Letters to the Edito

accuse any member of the Government of Government is not within the jurisdiction of any "working against Mr. Matuschat." law, he was allowed ample time to speak and he Ms. Geary feels that there was a gross violation enjoyed the right to be judged by his peers. These Thanks of Mr. Matuschat's civil rights since two are all inane remarks implying thai Mr. Matuschat impeachment proceedings took place. The charges suffered a tremendous injustice at the hands of the made against Mr. Matuschat on October 6 cited oppressive Student Government. To the Editor: five violations of the Constitution which allegedly As insulting and unsubstantiated as those I would like to thank the editors of The Ram occured between September 8 and October 2. accusations were, by far the most ignorant remark for their thoughtful editorial "Making a Following the proceedings which did result in his was that "it is not within (the Government's) Difference" (The Ram, 10/29/87). Its supportive impeachment, he approached Dean Sullivan and powers to remove (Mr. Matuschat) from office." nature is deeply appreciated by the members of claimed that these charges were invalid because the Before accusing the Government of not knowing its United Student Government, and, indeed, the Constitution had been amended on September 29. own Constitution, Ms. Geary should have spent a editorial itself "makes a difference' 'of its own, by Although the amendment simply eliminated the few minutes reading it herself. Article XI (entitled using The Ram's credibility and influence to need for C.B.A. faculty advisors and in no way "Impeachment"), Section 3 states explicitly that "a express support for student solidarity and to changed the parts which he allegeldy violated, he member found guilty as charged shall be removed enhance the credibility of what has been in recent apparently believed that the statute of limitations from the Government and from the office he/she years a faltering and weak student government. had expired. Rather than challenge Mr. represented." Mr. Matuschat has been properly I'd also just like to note one error in the Matuschat's claim, Christina D'Agostin, Executive and officially charged, fotind guilty, and removed editorial. The editors state that two of the 12 President, decided to dismiss the charges. from office. recommendations which USG put forth in its Unfortunately, Mr. Matuschat's performance I would expect, now that the facts have been Security Proposal were acted upon. In actuality, did not improve and new charges were made against clarified, that the members of the C.B.A. Student many more of our recommendations were warmly him. These new charges cited three separate Government will be permitted to go forward and received by the Administration: at our request, the violations which occured after the ammended continue their work. Security Office conducted a survey of the lighting Constitution came into effect. If Ms. Geary had C. Michael Zabel on campus, and the University has agreed to taken the time to read the charges from each of the Treasurer, C.B.A. '89 improve certain areas which we listed in our proceedings, it would have been obvious that Mr. proposal; due to the high volume of pedestrian Matuschat was not charged with the same offense traffic through the Third Avenue (Martyrs' Court) twice as she insisted he was in her letter. and Bathgate Avenue (New Hall) gates, these two Ms. Geary also claimed that the "intervention posts will be staffed at night by Fordham's own of an administrator (Dean Sullivan) "was required security force, or when not possible, by the most to settle the question of the validity of the original Hats On? responsible and alert I.B.I, guards as proven by charges. In reality, Mr. Matuschat went directly to their records; and the Univesrity has agreed to Dean Sullivan rather than approach the To the Editor: reevaluate its security staff and system, in an Government with his claim. Dean Sullivan then The gentle and courteous plea for hatlessness attempt to upgrade and expand its force and to recommended that Mr. Matuschat and Ms. on the part of Father Reedy and Father Matthews is possibly lessen its dependence on I.B.I. D'Agostin discuss the matter rationally, hardly an indeed impressive. The array of scholarly apparatus Under the heading of Residential Life, intervention. to support their argument is overwhelming. It is contracted workers are now required to obtain and For Ms. Geary's additional information, the clear evidence of their high level of competence in wear identification, students will now be regularly large group of students who wanted to attend the the very specialized area of "Questiones disputatae notifed of work that is to be done in the dorms, and October 6 meeting were denied admittance for re haberdashery." We humble sociologists cannot a safe for storage of student valuables during practical purposes. The group of "over twenty lay claim to a mastery of German and French periods of residence hall repairs or construction has people" would have made it impossible to conduct sources; we have to rely on the vernacular of the been installed in the Security Office. As well, the an orderly meeting. This is exactly the reason why South Bronx where the familiar saying is: "La Security Office has agreed to take responsibility for we believe in representative government. Every Sotana nohaceal nionje." (The habit doesn't make the hiring, training and supervision of a student member of the student body has a group of elected the monk). security system for the dorms, and Dr. representatives through which he or she can The letter, however, indicates that, despite Cammarosano, Executive Vice President, has communicate their needs and wishes to the their sophisticated knowledge of haberdashery, agreed to make the Security Budget a high priority Government. Furthermore, a small group of their sensitivity to cultural differences is quite during next year's budget process. And, as stated in observers, including Ms. Geary herself, were limited. Were the Fordham students attending an The Ram, the implementation of mandatory I.D. admitted to the October 20 meeting, and were Orthodox Jewish school, their religious customs checks at all gates between the hours of 8:00 p.m. even permitted to interject their questions and would require the covering of the head. The hat and 6:00 a.m. hasoccured, and the University will comments during the proceedings. As a matter of would be a symbol of virtuous fidelity to religious be erecting a fence along the railroad tracks behind fact, many of the statements made in her letter are custom. Indeed, Father Reedy and Father Alumni Court. repetitions of the remarks she made at the meeting. Matthews have begun a dialogue about a question All this aside, I would again like to thank The I was under the impression that we had explained of national significance. Together with minor issues Ram editors for the extensive coverage that they the situation to her sufficiently at the meeting, but such as the appointment of Judge Bork, or convoys have given the efforts of USG this year. It truly apparently some confusion perists in her mind. in the Persian Gulf, the courts of the United States are busily engaged in the question whether Jewish means a great deal to all of us. In her letter, Ms. Geary also accused an servicemen may wear the Yarmulka when on active Tom DiLenge Executive Board member with "attempt(ing) to duty. Now certainly the wearing or not of a VI' for Communications cast a 'deciding vote' during the proceedings. The Yarmulka has nothing to do with the competence United Student Government incident which Ms. Geary calls to attention occured of a serviceman to launch a rocket, but our military after Mr. Matuschat explained that the vote to leaders evidently think we will be far behind the determine the validity of the charges did not meetot Russians if we do not have conformity to the norms the 75% requirement as stated in the of proper haberdashery of the Armed services. Constitution. While a member of the Government A Correction retabulated the votes (it was 19 to 3) and calculated In any event, were the hatted Fordham the percentage Ms. D'Agostin referred to her copy students'to apply for a job in a firm managed by an To the Editor: of the Constitution to determine the next step in Orthodox Jew (and there are many such), the As a member of the College of Business the procedure in the event that Mr. Matuschat was wearing of the hat would be an advantage (one of Administration Student Government, I would like correct. The charges were determined to by valid by their own kind, so to say). We have also come to respond to the questions and accusations an 86.36% margin, and Mr. Matuschat was found through a major crisis in the Catholic faith about concerning the impeachment of Art Matuschat guilty of the charges by a 94.74% margin. Contrary hats. When I was a boy, no woman would dare which were made by Katherine Geary in the to Ms. Geary's accusation, Ms. D'Agostin and the enter the sacred precincts of a Catholic Church October 29, 1987 issue of The Ram. Ms. Geary is entire Executive Board acted in a very professional without her head covered. Men were forbidden to poorly qualified to comment on this situation as she manner and in accordance with the Constitution. wear hats, although it left the strange contradiction not only lacks a complete and objective knowledge Ms. Geary accused the C.B.A. Student that the priest kept his biretta on while men were of the facts surrounding the incident, but she also Government of being incompetent. While she is required to keep their hats off (some subtle symbol of clerical privilege here). Now the women need fails to comprehend the C.B.A. Student certainly entitled to her own opinion, 1 have not wear hats in Church, a sure sign that Women's Government Constitution. explained how the Government, under the direction Lib has invaded the Church. Now that the Church Although Ms. Geary was "stunned" by the of Ms. D'Agostin, followed the proper course of has survived this momentus problem, there may be action and paid strict attention to procedural detail. accusations made against Mr. Matuschat, all of the some hope of resolving the issue of .hats or no hats Ms. Geary did not stop with these accusations of charges were based on fact and were indeed in Fordham classrooms. In any event, we should be incompetence and uiiprofessionalism, however, but legitimate. On October 20, 1987 he was formally grateful to our academic leaders for bringing this removed from the position of President of C.B.A. went on to accuse the Government of violating Mr. issue "to ahead" on the Fordham campus. In their '88 (he was not an officer of the United Student Matuschat's personal rights. She claimed that he next letter they may explain to us what relationship Government as was claimed by Ms. Geary) by a was "compelled to be a witness against himself." there is between hatlessness and the achievement of vote of 18 to 1, clearly a majority of the members of This is simply not the case as Mr. Matuschat wisdom and knowledge. the Government. Apparently she was neither aware insisted on presenting a case during the meeting, of the official responsibilities of the class President, hardly allowing others a word in edgewise at times. nor of Mr. Matuschat's performance while holding She also claimed that he was not afforded "due Joseph P. Fitzpatrick, S.J. that office. Ms. Geary has absolutely no right to process of law." Although the C.B.A. Student Professor Emeritus of Sociology 10/Thursday, November 5,1987/THE RAN

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BY LISA LUDVIK The new film, ' 'Suspect,'' starring Cher and Dennis Quaid is being billed with the tag line, "Suspicion...Suspense...Suspect," and that about says it all. Suspect is a suspenseful, suspicious, courtroom drama that is directed by Peter Yates in such a masterful fashion that the relatively weak script and simplistic surprise en- ding can be overlooked.

More unfortunate is that the romance between Quaid and Cher is never fully developed. The two have definite chem- istry, it just takes a second seat to the major plot.

Suspect tells the story of public defender Kathleen Riley [Cher] and her latest case in the district of Washington, D.C. A woman has been Liam Neeson as client and Cher as lawyer in Suspect. murdered and a derelict is found at the scene with what looks like the murder weapon and the vic- tims wallet. An easy open and shut case. However, Kathleen is convinced that Carl, the deaf and dumb derlict played by Liam Neeson, is innocent. Demonstrating her honesty and in- tegrity, she sets out to prove it. Of course, he didn't do it, and the movie continues to twist and turn with sharp curves until the finale, a dramatic courtroom scene. developed. The two have definite chemistry, it Dennis Quaid plays a relatively supporting just takes a second seat to the major plot. role as a Washington lobbyist chosen to serve Cher is the centerpiece of the Film and she onjhe jury for this case. For reasons never made does some of her best acting to date. Suspect clear, Quaid tries to help Cher (isn't that illegal?) along with her roles in Mask and Vie Witches by investigating the murder on his own. True to of Eastwick should convince anyone out there form, Quaid and Cher are immediately attracted who still thinks Cher is Sonny's sidekick with to each other, and things progress from there. the long black hair and the bare navel, that Cher Quaid is irresistable in this flirtatious, cocky role is a serious and good actress. Kathleen Riley is reminiscent of that in the recent movie Vie Big a realistic and hardworking and tough public Easy. Unfortunately, there isn't too much of defender with a heart of gold, and Cher makes Quaid in Suspect. More unfortunate is that the her very believable. romance between Quaid and Cher is never fully It is a good thing Dennis Quaid and Cher are in this movie, because the plot is relatively weak. The true salvation, however, is the master- ful direction by Peter Yates. Vates milks the script for every suspenseful moment possible anil creates a mood of tension that he sustains throughout the Him. The courtroom scenes are dramatic and well directed, and many of the scenes outside the courtroom take place at night to maintain the tension. Cher works alone in her office many times late at night, and one is con- vinced that sooner or later "the killer" is going to arrive and murder her, Otherwise, the script is full of extra baggage Bruce Willis and Demi Moore that does nothing but distract from the main plot. Scenes that begin an idea never have concluding scenes later on in the film. For instance, our first glimpse of Cher shows her getting mugged in her Sights & Sounds car on the way to work. Why? Is this supposed to show a typical day in the life of Kathleen With Marialisa Zaldivar Riley? Other seemingly useless scenes revolve World famous model Paulina can be seen shortly on the big screen. She is starring in the around Dennis Quaid working us a lobbyist. Yes, film Anna and some say that she is definitely more than just a pretty face....Did you it is an interesting look at the life of a lobbyist, know that it took about six years to write Whitney Houston's number one hit "Didn't and it gives insight to his character, but so what? We Almost Have it All?".... Shoe designer Kenneth Cole recently married Governor An interesting sideline to Suspect is that, in Cuomo's daughter Maria. He also designed all the shoes that the men wore in the some ways it is a social comniment about the wedding party....Valerie Bertinelli, best known for her role as Barbara Cooper in the homeless. Carl, the suspect, is a Vietnam vet who comedy One Day At A Time, is now going to have her own sitcom that CBS hopes to Dennis Quaid is irre- has lost his wife because he was so scarred after use as a mid-season replacement. I wonder what her hubby Eddie Van Halen Vietnam and now lives on the street. Carl is por- thinks....Demi Moore {About Last Night) and Moonlighting'^ Bruce Willis? Yes, it sistable in this flirt- trayed as an innocent victim of society. On one seems that way. Demi must have clumped Emilio Estevez for TV's "bad end, there are the high powered politicians, while boy" Belinda Carlisle who is best known for being the lead singer of the now defunct atious, cocky role on the other, there is the underground society of group the Go-Go's and who is pursuing her own solo career has one Christmas wish. the homeless. In the end, Carl is the good guy "It's been my dream to have a pig for a pet, and my husband's finally getting me one reminiscent of that in and the Washington politicians are portrayed as this Christmas!" Well, Oink! to you Belinda! Director Richard Allen borough bad. known for his movie Gandhi, has completed Cry Freedom. The movie is about black the recent movie The All in ail, the movie is an enjoyable one. It activist Stephen Biko and his relationship with white journalist Donald Woods. Woods isn't as much a romantic thriller as it is a court- will be played by Kevin Kline and Biko will be portrayed by Fordham's own Den/el Big Easy... room mystery, and, I confess to missing the Washington. This will be one of the first major attempts to deal with the issue of ..romance. But2otherwise, the acting and direct- Apartheid in South Africa on film. It's worth looking into ing is good and the movie is Worth a viewing",'"" 12/Thursday, November 5, 1987/THE RAM

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BY ELAINE NICOLOSI help from the Office of University Communica- The Office of Student Affairs will release tions, as well as assistance from Reilly with pro- a new publication next week entitled Inside For- duction and layout. Submissions come from dham: Student Affairs. The newsletter will be various University offices. distributed three times a year as a supplement to According to Kubacki, Inside Fordham: Stu- Inside Fardliam and will aim at informing faculty dent Affairs is an "informational piece" designed and administrators of developments in the Stu- to explain the "growing Student Affairs divi- dent Affairs division. sion." She said the newsletter will deal with pro- Dr. Joseph McGowan, vice president for grams, people, interests, grants, philosophy and student affairs, explained that the newsletter's other aspects of student affairs. purpose is to "better inform the Fordham com- The idea for Ihe newsletter originated in munity about University matters with a focus on June, according to Kubacki, as a way of student affairs." publicizing the "intelligence, seriousness and Amy Kubacki of the Student Activities Of- professionalism within the division." Among the fice serves as editor of the new publication in articles in the first issues are an introduction by conjunction with Tom Reilly, editor of Inside McGowan and pieces about new staff members Fordham. Kubacki said she has received a lot of and student officers. Blood Drive continued from page 1 team volunteered' to give blood Tuesday The blood drive was started at Fordham night. CSA sponsored a phone-a-thon to call a few years ago when New York Telephone commuters and encourage them to donate gave the University a 5,000 dollar grant to blood. develop a student model blood drive. Next CSA President Anna Occhicone, FC semester there will be a blood drive on April '89, said CSA played an important role in 18, 19and20. making commuters aware of the drive. She said members of CSA contributed a lot of Dr. Joseph McGowan time to encouraging donations. "Our concentration was on informing - Kissinger - commuters of the blood drive and getting as continued from page 1 many in it as possible," Occhicone said. "We sort of came in as the work force." munist economic system. He feels that it is im- rejecting the,treaty would do more damage than some form of market economy. ratifying it. Kubacki said that the blood will be possible to run an economy by allocation because Winners of this years awards for business distributed to hospitals in the New York area it destroys the people's incentive and Despite his criticisms of the arms treaty, and finance journalism were Julia Malone of this week. She noted the importance of giving entrepreneurism. Kissinger said he is not totally pessimistic. He Cox News Service, Ken Case of Third Coast, blood, especially in light of the present "The ultimate irony is that in the attempt feels that better relations between the Soviet Bryan Burrough and Peter Drucker of The Wall shortage. to achieve total control over the economy, they Union and the United States are within reach if Street Journal, George Anthan, David Westphal "I can't stress enough how important it is cannot even find out what is going on,"Kiss- arms talks are coupled with a code of interna- and James Gannon of the Des Moines Register, if you can give a pint of your blood and inger said. He believes the reason for this is that tional conduct and definition of the content of John Wark and Gary Marx of The Orlando Sen- realizing how just this one pint is going to there are no markets and no automatic indicators peace. tinel, and Steven Jones of the Corvallis Gazette-Times. help someone in need," Kubacki said. "You by which to judge the economy. "Most of the problems on our side are con- Jim Mortin, chief executive officer of John never know when it is going to be you who Kissinger spoke about the new image that ceptual. Most of the problems on the other side Hancock, presided as the master of ceremonies needs that blood." Soviet Leader Gorbachev is portraying and are structural. So it really should not be beyond at the luncheon. In explaining the purpose of the whether or not he is sincere in his efforts towards the will of man for us to make progress in that award, he praised the recipients. reform. Kissinger said he thinks Gorbachev's directon, " Kissinger said. policies are legitimate and that he is not trying "Our Awards For Excellence honor some to fool the American people. Economic and political reforms are also of those journalists who not only keep up with "When people ask me 'Is Gorbachav for needed in China, according to Kissinger. He feels the business and financial world itself, but are real?' I say yes, absolutely," Kissinger said. that the conditions for progress in China are more able to interpret those events to the public in "He has recognized that the Soviet Union is on favorable than in the Soviet union because the language that we can all understand," Mortin the verge of producing a monstrous, historical two countries differ from each other in several said. BOOKSELLERS joke. That 300 years after Peter the Great.. .they important ways. The main difference, according Fordham University President Joseph A. Full Time/ could be in 50 years right back to where they to Kissinger, is that China has a homogeneous O'Hare, S.J., also expressed his congratulations started: as a semi-developed country - brutal, culture and an entrepreneurial tradition that will to the winners. Part Time huge army, menace to all their neighbors - but make it more adaptable to change. Kissinger ex- "Those journalists that were able to report an example to no one." pressed optimism towards Chinese reforms and interpret the sometimes arcane affairs of the DOUBLEDAY BOOK According to Kissinger, relations between because of the policies of Deng Xiaoping, a key business and financial world make an enormous SHOPS has excellent the United States and the Soviet Union will not leader of China's Central Committee. contribution to the common good of our socie- part time positions improve until the two countries define an "Deng has removed almost all of the con- ty," he said. available for Book- equitable plan for peace. He feels a code of in- servative elements from the Poliltburo," Kiss- O'Hare explained that Fordham's Graduate sellers at our New York ternational conduct must be established to create inger said. School of Business Administration has introduced location. rules that would limit Soviet expansion and covert "I think he will reduce the role of the Com- a curriculum that enables its future business military action. Kissinger feels that efforts to im- munist party in supervising the government and leaders to become aware of the importance of A working knowledge prove relations between the two super-pow.ers the role of the government in supervising the communications within the corporation and in of books or previous have not been very successful because they have economy. I think they will try to move towards the corporation's dealings with the public. book selling experi- not addrssed the specific political problems which ence preferred. Work are at the core of international tension. 15-20 hours/wk (flex). Powell Kissinger criticized the terms of the recent For immediate consider- missile treaty between the United States and continued from page 1 ation, apply in person at: Soviet Union. "I believe it was a mistake to separate the during the 1950's. Powell saw the desegregation Other recipients of the award include Chief Personnel Department nuclear and conventional defenses of Europe," of schools there "without incident," which ac- Justice Warren Berger, Warren M. Christopher, Doubleday he said. "1 would have had no difficulty at all cording to Reilly, is quite an incredible who negotiated the freeing of the U ,S'. hostages - I would have favored in fact a fifty percent achievement. in Iran, William Webster, former head of the Book Shops reduction of the nuclear forces and then the next FBI, and Shirley Hufftedler, former U.S. 673 Fifth Avc, fifty percent would depenil on a significant reduc- The prize was initially set up by an alum- Secretary of Education. 6th floor tion of conventional forces." nus of Fordham Law School, Louis Stein. Stein, Dean Reilly said that it is "wonderful that who graduated in 1926. felt there was no national New York, NY 10022 Although Kissinger does not like the arms Fordham Law School is charged with the respon- agreement that is being negotiated, he said he prize to recognize lawyers, and saw the prize as sibility of recognizing the highest standards in An Equal Opportunity Employer would support its ratification. Kissinger ex- an opportunity to reward the contributions which the legal profession. It says a lot for the type of plained this paradoxical decision by saying that lawyers make to society. school Fordham is." 14/Thursday, November 5,1987/THEHAM

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All rights reserved. •79-B-1810 The Consumer Banking Group Box 148 Attica, Now York 14011 THE RAM/Thursday, November 5,1987/15 Late Season Surge Linksters BY BILL SMITH With one game remaining in their season, On the Soccer rams are still hopeful of an NCAA at-large bid as they have won five out of their last six matches. Coach Frank Schnur thinks that a bid is unlikely but still has his fingers crossed, Course "It's unrealistic to expect a bid, but we're hoping." BY MIKE COSTELLO Coming off a tough fall season, the Fordham golf team is looking toward the spring season "It's unrealistic to with optimism. In the tournament dominated fall season, the Rams had mixed results against some expect a bid, but we 're of the most highly rated squads in the East. The hoping." Rams slit also four head to head matches in which they went mostly with freshmen to help them gain With a tough L.I.U. squad to face on Satur- experience. day, a loss would kill all hopes for the bid. The season got underway at the rain- Schnur was visibly disappointed that a bid shortened West Point Invitational. Playing with was fading fast due to a 3 game losing skid mid- a depleted squad due to a conflict with class way through the season, "We were in the schedules, the Rams placed 20th. From there driver's seat after we beat Hartwick, and we things began to look up. With the team at full played well against Columbia. Then we lost some strength, they placed a strong seventh in a tour- crucial games. The LaSalle game broke our nament at St. John's. Junior co-captain Paul backs." Amata also fared well, placing eighth overall with The Rams have bounced back to keep the rounds of 72 and 76. Following the St. John's NCAA hopes alive. This past week the Rams tourney the Rams competed at Amherst College traveled to the Carrier Dome to face Syracuse in what Amata called, "a great tournament, the and faced Ivy League power Cornell. At highlight of the season." Syracuse, the Rams had to play on astro-turf In another tourney cut short by rain, Ford- which Schnur called, "more of an enemy than ham placed 1 Ith. against some tough competition. Syracuse." The Orangemen quickly capitalized Outstanding performances were turned by on the Rams inexperience on the carpet to score Amata, who shot a 77, and Anthony Cassetta and a goal only two minutes into the game. Colin David Ryan, who each shot 82. The campaign Curran matched the Orange tally early in the se- closed out with the ECAC qualifying tournament. cond half on a feed from Jimmy Morris. Curran The top finishers in this tournament ivould move had a channce to give the Rams a lead a few on to the national competition. The Rams did not minutes when he broke in untouched from mid- qualify but Amata turned in another outstanding field but was foiled by the Orange keeper who record. It's unsure whether or not Knuth needs Academic Advisor, Dr. Stan Pycior, suspended performance and received an at-large bid to the made what Schnur called, "...a great great another shutout to either tie or break the NCAA Rooney because of poor class attendance. national tourney. Sophomore Chris Clarke was save." The Orange then-tallied with a little less record. Schnur says that Knuth is the anchor of Rooney, the MVP of the 1986 season, has been also impressive in carding an 80. than five minutes remaining and won 2-1. the Ram defense that has allowed an average of suspended indefinitely and Schnur realizes that Looking toward the spring, and the tough Then this past Tuesday, the Rams traveled 0.68 goals per game. it was a decision he had to make, "Rooney made MAAC schedule, Amata is confident about the to Cornell where it was the Colin Curran show. Another standout has been junior midfielder Gil a mockery out of the term student athlete. He team's chances. He tallied three times for all tlhe Rams scoring Aguirre who has solved Frank Schnur's problems neglected his classes and we don't want him on "We placed third last year and I don't see and Jeff Knuth notched his twelfth shutout of the at the midfield position by setting up all the for- the soccer field." any reason why we won't improve on that this year, as the Rams emerged victorious 3-0. wards by connecting the defenders with the chief year," he said. The first four spots on the team The Rams have returned to winning ways scorers. Schnur still feels that his team can play with are pretty well set with Amata, Ryan, Cassetta, and have been sparked by a number of players. Schnur's problem at midfield occured par- anyone. "We tied Philadelphia Textile and FDU, and Clarke all pretty much assured of their spots. First and formost is the junior goalkeeper Jeff ticularly with sophomore Jimmy Rooney. beat Hartwick and played Columbia tough until Competition for the final position will come from Knuth. He has broke all Fordham goalkeeping Recently Coach Schnur along with Athletic we had to play short handed. All those teams are three freshmen: Art Gibbs, John Petrozzi, and records and is closing in on the NCAA shutout Director Frank McLaughlin and Athletic going to the NCAA's." Steve Mullaney will all be trying to play themselves on to the team. Stiff competition in the MAAC will come from Army and Holy Cross but with the sophomore Clarke improv- ing rapidly, along with consistent play from Ailing Rams Face Pace Amata the team should make a run at the title. BY DAWN CONRY cellent receivers including returning All- week's 38-13 romp over lona, is doubtful for The football Rams may face one of their Conference players Rich Johnson and Rob Saturday's game. His absence is sure to be felt, toughest challenges yet as they travel to Pleasant- Fehrenbach. In the Trenton State game, Fehren- since he is a key to the Fordham pass rush and ville to take on Pace this Saturday. Pace's high- bach became only the fourth player in Division he leads the team in sacks with 10. Coach Glueck powered offense combined with the key injuries III history to catch five touchdown passes in one was quick to emphasize that his defense is not Football to the Fordham squad guarantee that the Setters game. a one-man show, but admitted, "not having your continued from page 16 will be more of an obstacle than their 1-3 Liber- best football player on the field is always going ty Conference mark indicates. to hurt you." much of anything offensively. That defense is led The Rams, the only unbeaten Liberty Con- Fordham's offensive laces some questions by Ail-American candidate Steve Schachinger, ference Team, put their unblemished conference "Any game against a of its own. Starting quarterback Bobby Hagan who was all over the field sticking Rams for mark on the line against a team that has given is "day-to-day" in recovering from the neck in- losses. them fits in past years . Fordham overcame a Liberty Conference op- jury which forced him to leave the lona game, ' 'Steve has done that in every game, he is 12-0 first quarter deficit and played to a 12-12 and he had not practiced as of Tuesday. The one of the best defenders in the league, if not the tie in last season's meeting between these two ponent is a very impor- Rams face the prospect of starting a freshman, best," Crocker said. "Our defense did a nice job, teams, on Jack Coffey Field. Coach Larry Dave Olsakowski, at quarterback. Olsakowski but they got worn down." Glueck realizes the importance of this week's tant game for us, turned in a sound performance in filling in for In all probability, Hagan will not be back game to his squad. Hagan against lonu, but still suffers from inex- for Saturday's game, so the spotlight will again "Any game against a Liberty Conference especially at this point perience. The team will also be without freshman fall on Olsakowski. opponent is a very important game for us, halfback Bryan Dunphy. who is expected to be "Obviously with a freshman, you are con- especially at this point in the season, with the con- in the season, with the lost for the rest of the season with a shoulder cerned with his ability not to make mistakes," ference title within reach." injury. These absences will put pressure on the Glueck said. Rains' running game, and especially on The Fordham defense will be up against the As for the prospect of being without both conference title within sophomores Rick Hollawell and Eddie Pearson strongest passing attack they have faced yet. co-captains for Saturday's Pace matchup, Glueck yy and junior Rodney Knight to carry the bulk of Glueck called the Setter's senior quarterback isn't overly concerned with a leadership crisis. reach. the offense. Kevin Enterlein "the Doug Flutie of Division "We have other team leaders, we are not III." Enterlein, named to the first team All- In addition to the injuries, the squad has at just a two-man leadership team." Conference squad in 1986, demonstrated his least three players out with mono. This is the first Glueck said he had named Rodney Knight passing abilities last season with nine 200 plus time that the Rams have faced a serious injury and Ralph Rios active captains in the absence of yards passing games, tying the NCAA Division problem, and it couldn't have come at a more Mazarra and Hagan. III Record. This season, he has set school records The Rams are at the disadvantage of having inopportune time. However, Coach Glueck in- "We have a real team," Glueck said of the for completions and yardage in a wild 53-51 win to face this tough passing attack without the ser- dicated that the team's attitude was good. Rams, who were ranked 18th in (he country for over Trenton State, completing 32 of 49 passes vices of All-America candidate Marty Mazzara. "We are still optimistic about our quest for the second week in a row. "And we have to con- for 456 yards. Enterlein has a choice of three ex- Mazzara, who suffered a knee injury in last the Liberty Conference Championship," he said. tinue pulling together." 16/Thursday, November 5,1987/THERAM Rams Spook Gaels, 38-13

By PHIL PLOURD preparing him for this moment." It was — for the Fordham football team — While the Rams were still recovering from a Halloween Saturday full of ghosts, goblins and the shock of seeing their field general shuttled Gaels. And, while the Rams were able to off the field via ambulance, Kubacki sent a pass- manhandle lona, 38-13, to move one game closer ing play in for Olsakowski. The freshman to a Liberty Conference title, they were unable responded by tossing a 13-yard pass to tight end to exorcise the spooky spirits which brought in- Mark Meighan. And, a quarterback was baptiz- jury upon three of their key players. ed. Two series later, Olsakowski.— a rollout It was after a languid first quarter, which passer — scampered through the left side of the ended with Fordham holding a 3-0 lead, that lona line for a 19-yard touchdown run. weird things began to happen to the Rams. With "The first play, you would expect someone three minutes gone in the second quarter, senior to run, but we had him throw, and that settled quarterback and co-captain Bob Hagan was fell- him down," Glueck said. ed with a neck injury. Serious injuries to defen- While Olsakowski may have been an unlike- sive mogul and co-captain Marty Mazarru, and ly hero, he was no doubt helped by a regular one to running back Brian Dunphy, soon showing — read superb — by the opportunistic followed. "It was a weird game, it was a Halloween game," head coach Larry Glueck said. With Hagan at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, an unlikely character — freshman quarterback '"The key to our season Dave Olsakowski — was able to lead Fordham to its seventh victory against one loss. has been the defense All Olsakowski did was mobilize an offense which went nowhere in the first quarter and guide creating turnovers and it to four touchdowns and complete 10 of 16 passes for 104 yards in his first ever varsity stint. the offense capitalilzing "You hate to throw a freshman quarterback in a situation like that," Glueck said. "But, we on them." have a lot of confidence in David, we have been working with him and we are pleased with his development. He came through for us, our of- r >'•%$$ X>, * ", fensive coordinator Jim Kubacki did a good job

Sports The second hal f produced much of the same. "You hate to throw a Olsakowski took the Rams 46 yards on tluer first drive of the half, giving the ball to Rick Hollawell freshman quarterback for a two-yard touchdown run. Iona's Geoffrey Rhett coughed up the ensu- in a situation like that, ing kickoff, which would later materialize into another two-yard touchdown run by Hollawell. but, we have a lot of "We had great field position offensive- ly., .the key to our season has been the defense confidence in David, wecreating turnovers and the offense capitalizing on them," Glueck said. "That has been the case have been working with all year — we have been able to win the turnover battle and the big play battle." him and we are pleased Statistiely, the Rams' performance was not a stellar one, but as Glueck pointed out, the of- with his development." fense was so well set up by the defense that it Fordham defensive corps. The Rams' defenders didn't matter. forced lona to turnover the ball six times. Four "The offense didn't have to drive the ball of those turnovers translated into scores for far," Glueck said. "Defenses are becoming very Olsakowski and company. Later in the game, to aggressive in trying to stop our running attack. add insult to the already dispirited lona offense, And when you take that gamble on defense, you Mike Vitale blocked a punt which Chris Carlin leave yourself open for the pass." took into the end zone for Fordham's fifth Of Fordham's total net yardage (215) 138 touchdown of the day. came through the air, while 77 came on the "We made an abundance of mistakes, and ground. The passing opportunities played right Fordham did a good job on capitalizing on into Olsakowski's hands, as he proved adept at them." lona coach Harold Crocker said. "We slipping out of the pocket and throwing away. did not have one of our better efforts, but a lot "He (Olsakowski) was able to escape con- of that has to do with the Fordham defense. They tainment and roll out, and that pretty much made have made their own breaks and have done the the difference," Crocker said. best with them all year." "David presents some problems for the The turnover to touchdown parade began defense (because he can roll out)," echoed with a fumble by lona quarterback Pete Jensen Glueck. with four minutes remaining in the first half. That lona wus able to muster two fourth quarter lead to the 31-yard touchdown drive which touchdown drives against Fordham's second Olsakowski capped with his 19-yard touchdown string defense, but by that time it was too little, run. Next was the first of two interceptions by too late for the Gaels — who dropped to 3-4 with Matt Michaels with less than a minute to play the loss. in the half. Olsakowski then completed that One bright spot for the Gaels early was their 34-yard drive with a nifty eight-yard touchdown defense, which prevented Fordham from doing pass over the middle to Eddie Pearson. continued on page 15