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Pag» 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • JwHMry 30, 1$07 Sports I S Wildcats terminate losing streak Vol. 62, Na IS VILLANOVA UNIVER8fTY, VILLANOVA, PA**^» w^ f FetmiaryS, 1987 By STEPHEN J. SCHLAGER stripe. Rony Seikaly hit two from back and forth at each other and Seton Hall's Mark Bryant com- Wilson ended the scoring by ^ the line followed by an eight-foot the first half ended with Villanova mitted his fifth persona] foul and hitting both ends of a one-and-one. The Villanova Wildcat basket- jumper by Coleman to tie the ball up by nine, 42-33. sent Massey to the line. Massey The final score read Villanova 86, ball team ventured on a road trip game at 40. West scored first in second half missed the one-and-one, allowing Seton Hall 82. The WUdcaU had last week to Syracuse University The score was tied again at 42, making two charity points and a finally Requirements James Miyor to hit a 3-pointer to broken their five-game and the Carrier Dome. Villanova 48 and then at 50 before Syracuse 16-foot jumper off a feed from bring the score to a diff-hanging losing streak. came out and put the squeeze on took the lead for good off a Sher- Wilson. By the time the first the Orangemen. man Douglas jumper from 18 feet television timeout rolled along the Villanova controlled the tap and with 3:28 left in the game. Wildcats were still up by nine, 50- and Doug West slammed home the Syracuse took complete control 41. to be altered first two points. Tom Greis com- of the ball game from that moment The two teams traded points mitted his first personal foul, but on, scoring 15 unanswered points. until there was 22 seconds left in ByLYNNPERDEK veyed to see what types of courses Syracuse's Derrick Coleman Villanova went scoreless for over the game and Villanova was still they would like to have had. missed his two from the line and 3 minutes before Wilson hit a 22- up by nine. Coach Rollie Massi- Major curriculum changes in According to Eby, the main HaroldJensen answered with a 15- foot jumper to take the score 68- mino then cleared the bench various departments will go into reason for this revision is "to give foot for a 4-point lead. 55. The final score of the Wildcats' sending in Steve Pinone, Pat effect during the 1987-88 school students a more extensive back- The score then bounced back fifth straight loss was Syracuse Enright, Connally Brown, Eric year. The most comprehensive ground and to make their educa- and forth until Greis had a tip- 70, Villanova 58. Leslie and Barry Bekkedam. revisions in curriculum will affect tion more appropriate for employ- in off a rebound and 'Nova jumped Wilson led the Wildcats with 13 Seton Hall's James Major sunk incoming freshmen in the ment purposes." up 19-18. Villanova continued to points, while Plansky had 12 a 17-footer for two and was fouled College of Commerce and Finance A complete revision of the score on the seventh-ranked Oran- points coupled with 10 rebounds. by Enright. Major missed his foul and in the biology department of curriculum for biology majors has gemen with points from Mark Villanova — Seton Hall shot, but the Pirates' Gerald the College of Arts and Sciences. been approved for next year. Dr. Plansky, Jensen, Gary Massey The Wildcats next took on the Greene grabbed the rebound and Three new majors have been Joseph Orkwiszewski, chairper- and Wiest. The Wildcats went up Seton Hall Pirates at home in the was fouled by Brown. Greene hit established in the College of son of the biology department, 33-23 ^ith 1:30 left in the first duPont Pavilion. West, again, had his first shot from the line and Commerce and Finance, including said that the freshman course has half. the first two points of the game. missed his second. The Pirates' finance, marketing andmanage- been completely redesigned "to Syracuse scored four more But Seton Hall, who has beaten Khyiem Long gathered in this ment, which are currently only reflect the unity and diversity of points before going in for the half. Georgetown twice this year, is not rebound, but went empty at the concentrations under a degree in life." The scoreboard read Villanova 33, a team to take lightly. The Pirates line. business. According to Dr. Frank According to Orkwiszewski, the Syracuse 27. showed this by surging to an 11- Massimino then sent back in H. Eby, Jr., chairperson of the course will now be team taught Coleman and the rest of the 7 lead early in the first half. the regular Villanova squad. But finance and marketing depart- to give the students an opportun- Orangemen came out in the se- Greis, Jensen, Wilson and Mas- even with the new personnel, the (pholo by Nunes) ment, majors in these fields would ity to learn from several people cond half to settle the score. sey all combined for a nine-point Pirates took away the rebound. offer students better opportunities each semester, and all labs will once again participated in the Red Cross blood drive this week. Coleman scored two straight run to take the lead at 16-11 with Mike Cooper hit one of two from Villanova students once they graduate. be revised from two labs per week buckets before Kenny Wilson hit 11:05 left in the first half. The the line and brought the score to These new majors would re- to one longer lab each week. one-for-two from the charity Wildcats and the Pirates went 84-79. quire six more credits than the Orkwiszewski stated, "The rest present concentrations; however, of the curriculum has been revised no student would be required to by dropping some specific areas IVomen 's basketball wins (Photo by Nurwt} may hear Reagan overload during a semester, ac- to allow the biology major to more cording to Eby. Eby stated that fully explore discovery under the Mark PUunky (shown above versus Seton Hall) followed iq> lus a decision has not been made as counsel of the advisor. This will {Spectacular performances with fine playing against Syracuse and By SUSAN E. CORCOKAN Eugene J. Ruane, director of at the conunencement. The stu- !Seton HalL to what types of new courses will open up the major, but guidance Public Illations. dent is c>¥il^ |fter a. series of l>e added, how many «i those remain top cats in Kg East Preaidcsiit ltoi!lRl^:;|teagan has jaB||A|« will be required ccanses about enonghdtvoTitjctanrovide tdttid to the 1907 %Wn spfield goal and the new 5-second rule. from the president as yet, and it ients will be asked to give short tough defense resulted in the Lady The 3-point field goal increases the probability that the big is expected that he will not be able speeches. If the President does \^ By MICHELLE SHANAHAN by the College of Arts and percent will de-emphasized to the point of non-existence in the to. answer DriscoU's invitation speak, the recipients will be asked Wolves shooting just 21 man be Sciences. are the field in the second half college game. The ruling also changes the running game of teams until late April. "Our chances not to speak." from The internship program in the Doriey stated, "The idea [of the gets hundreds will also as Villanova turned a 13-point such as UNLV. It is not strange to see a team run a fast break slim. The president There be one student College of Arts and Sciences is restructuring] was to make in- game at halftime into a 39-point three-on-one and pass off to a 3-point jumper from 20 feet away. of invitations every year," said speaker chosen to give a speech currently in the process of re- ternships academically creditable rout. The five-second rule has been changed, penalizing a patient structuring to involve greater and departmentally related." Senior Shelly Pennefather was offense, instead of rewarding a good defender. This rule is added departmental participation and The new program will enable her spectacular self, pumping in to the already-enforced 45-second clock. The offense has been Trolley crashes stricter academic requirements. the department chairpersons to pulling down seven forced to go for the always quick and often 20-foot plus shot. 20 points, The purpose of this restructur- become more active with the rebounds and picking the oppo- The rule changes have divided the NCAA into two theories ing, according to the Rev. Kail C. internships, according to Ellis, so ;l«e photo) nent's pockets for nine steals. of basketball, those who do go for the 3-pointer By DANTE J. SCALA Gould, Jr., chairman of the ^^South- and tho^ who Ellis, of the that the department can get Transpor- O.S.A., dean Collie The Rev. KaU C. EUis, O.S.A.. Though no other Wildcat scored do not. These theories have left some teams at loss, not ^"stera PennsVlvaiiia a knowing Arts and Sciences, is for in- involved "more applicably." the College of Arts and tation Authority (SEPTA) board, ff dean of in double figures, 1 1 players were which to follow. In this confusion, these The operator who was running teams have forgotten [to he] directly related Sciences. trolley emships The departments have not yet in on the scoring, led by guard the 12-foot jumper, the twilight zone between the inside the trc41ey that crashed on the At the time, the was and been informed of the changes that ment. The departments plan to forward Teresa the outside. Route 100 Norristown High-Speed traveUng at 40 mph. 15 miles Lynn Tighe and ^^Alj)«t^^SSSTi*^?^^"'*"?:!Dprl^r^rdmator* of4 the meet with Doriey Umit, said J. are going to take place in on Tuesday, Pasik, who had eight points As a whole, the game is drifting from the fundamentals and Lbie near Ardmore Jan. 26, had faster tLn the spe^ ^^ Internship Program, will be internship program, according to Although she has not been fully apiece. the wholesome passing that used to make the college game drugs in his system at the time Frank Wilson. S^As head of meeting with the department June W. Lytel, professor of Eng- advised of the proposed changes, This well-rounded scoring effort special. Teams now can have no big-man, no rebounder, d the accident, according to the operations. chairpersons next week to discuss lish, who is in charge of intern- Lytel said that greater departmen- exemplifies what Head Coach mediocrity at the point and a prima dcmna that can hit from Philadelphia inquirer. The operator of the troUey that the details of the change. The ships within the English depart- (Continued on page 5) Perretta says is the differ- 20 feet at will and still win against almost in The trolley line is a source of ran the signals was tested for Harry any team the reviaed internship program will between this squad and nation. transportation for both ViUanova drugs and was found to have ence then go into effect for summer ones. biggest dif- rules have also changed the delense. At one point in commtitittf students and cocaine and marijuana in his previous "The The session 1967. between this year's team time, the match-up mnihsri of the Ui^wrsity staff, systeoL In addition, the operator ference zone was the epitome of defense. It was the The most prominent aspect of of the also and last year's is that our scoring defense that forced the outside shot and proteclied the paint, acoording to meabers of the rammed troUey had the change is that academic credit INSIDE is spread out among more people but the epitome has been tained. Aaaodation of CoflBmisting Stu- taken marijuana, according to The inatch-up zone stifllorces will be granted entirely through the than last year," he said. the unpredictable outside jumper, is denta. Also, stndeats take testa. but that jumper now wtirth the atiidents' department, accord- Saturday afternoon. Boston three points. troilay toga tolnianiity paitiea» However, it has not yet been EDITORIALJ>0Utics and imagery p. 9. On ing to Doriey. College entered duPont Pavilion Qtiettions still remain: Will the rnllsgf scores start soaring dalemiined when the drufs were "SosM of the credit will appear with idtts of an upset in their into the lOO-poiiit with frequency? WUl the tae much the FEATURES: BUssard of Bucks snows in V.U p. 13. nam NCAA aiarti¥s credit and some Wildcats responded to that they ai« what the so special? tht minds. The mining made ooUsfe game intemahip crsd* the challenfle, however, and Or will they sit idly by while the ooikmt pune we know and The iniilta of ENTBRTAINMENT:Poathumous Lennon novel p. 19. it.'* Darlay aliilad. the away fairly k)ve beoomes a run-and-gun fUlto wtth outside shaotert* •ii in dkamnim tUt. hMt thisr turned uudes fMM la thaiNiiat tyttin, aflndHiic auily. 72-54. Pennefather was and fundanentaUy iintmind prima dttnnat? SPORTSs Sean Curran wins dafenaeman award p. 90. 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• • 9 . js^ --i- liiig* a • THB vidjKNOyiblafMMriNfy 6, iva?' V.I/. Saferides reorganized r.Y.i. In the News By JENNIFER A. REIDY system and other supplies neces- candidates must fill out an appli- Villanova receives Sears grant sary for effective operatkm. cation and be tested in an inter- their dedication University will be em College, Haverford College, Ceoffral After many aethacka, including Lifted from its financial burden, view concerning Villanova Offff-CaMpws HAMA ghoftlo CiMtt Cleb AoMrlca lack of funds and controveray over the program was subsequently and capability. These require- one of 77 privately-supported Rosemont College, St. Joseph's liability, the Villanova Saferides adopted by the Rev. John P. Stack, ments, Greene aaid, will eradicate colleges and universities in University, Temple University Villanovans Concerned About Central HovshMI xporlMOOtfl The Chess Club meets Feb. 11 in program has recently been resur- O.S.A., dean of students. excessive absenteeism, which Pennsylvania which will re- and the University of America will be showing the film "El Bartley 105 B at 3:30 p.m. New members rected by its student founders, According to Greene, "Father seriously harmed the program's ceive unrestricted grants total- Pennsylvania. Salvador Nowhere to Run" on Tuesday, looking for business majors are welcome. thanks to financial aid from Stack was terrific from the begin- efficient hist year. ing more than $168,000 from The Pennsylvania institu- available for off-campus We are Assistance Feb. 10, at 4:30 p.m. in the Peace and Foun- tions are private, to work in the areas of finance, mar- Villanova alumni. ning. I cannot stress enough how The Saferides program was the Sears-Roebuch among 956 spring and fall semester-1987 Center housing Justice Oocated in the basement in early accredited two- four-year keting and management. This is a great Private doitttions from the New he supported and cared for the first conceived 1985 by dation. and Father Farsaci-207 Dougherty. Advisor of Sullivan Hall). students in York Alumni Club, obtained by program throughout opposition Greene, Gary Degen and Craig Other area colleges and uni- schools sharing $1,750,000 in residents. Phone 645- opportunity to work with — off-campus SiUiag Wookoad Sears Foundation funds for other majors, to gain experience in your Robert J. Capone, director of from the insurance companies. He Decker, all students then attend- versities that will receive the 7209. 1986-87 career choice, and to be part of a team alumni, revitalized the ailing did all of this out of a strong ing Villanova. Greene and Degen graiits include Bryn Mawr academic year. working to put science experiments on It's almost time to "Step Up To CeoiHienceneiit program, which was in need of conviction that the Saferides were resident assistants in Stan- College, Cabrini College, East- DJ.S. a future space shuttle. Anyone interest- Wildcat Country!" Students who have new vans and new equipment. program was important, neces- ford Hall, and it was there that Help ed, please call Prof. Karl Zimmer registered their brother or sister for Speaker Villanova Saferides is the pro- sary and intelligent." they observed the need for safe Sibling Weekend events announced (x4997). Dr. Singh (x7378) or Mary Sibling Weekend should be aware of the • gram created because of concerns Stack and other administrators transportation for intoxicated following times and places to check their about students driving while negotiated with Villanova's insu- students on weekend nights. The annual Sibling Weekend made to house the guests in A few short days ago, a home was Grotzinger (5254904). If you are a senior who meets the sibling in: on check in Feb. 13 is in the intoxicated after leaving off- rance company over the question They subsequently researched will be held this year from Feb. their brothers* and sisters* completely burned down to the ground, following cumulative G.PA require- Villanova Room in the Connelly Center campus parties. Saferides pro- of liability involved in such a high- and organized a plan, and foun- 13-15. dorms. leaving a family of six out in the cold, ment for your college, and you did not ' from 5:30 to 8 p.m. And for those who vides its free service Friday and risk operation as Saferides. For dations for the program were laid The theme is "Step Up to The Villanova Union is spon- without any of the bare necessities. We receive the recent mailing concerning will be checking in on Saturday, we will Saturday nights from 11 p.m. to example, if a student was killed by the Office of Residence Life. Wildcat Country" and the soring the weekend in colla- are sending out this message in the ope PosMuns the 1987 Commencement Speaker selec- be set up in the North Lounge in radius from or injured in an accident involving financial difficulties and Wildcat mascot will hold a boration with the Resident Stu- that the Villanova Community can be tion process, please Qome to the Dean 3 a.m., and covers the The Available Dougherty Hall from 8:30 a.m. til 11 Sugartown in Devon to a Saferides van, the University liability concerns temporarily photo session on Saturday dent "Association, the Asso- of some assistance to them at this of Students Office, 313 Dougherty hall; Mews a.m. 63rd Street in Philadelphia. The could be sued because Saferides suspended the program up until from 9 a.m. to noon for the ciation of Commuting Stu- critical time. 'Since the house was Applications are available for the .Arts & Sciences (3.5), Commerce & program renewed its service last is sponsored by Villanova. the present. young visitors. dents, the Panhellenic Council, completely destroyed, we are not listing positions of Orientation Counselor and Finance (3.5), Nursing (3.5), Engineering weekend after being temporarily However, "The benefits of the In addition to providing free and Other activities scheduled the Inter-Fraternity Council the specific needs, but will accept Administrative Assistant beginning (3.0). suspended from operation this program far outweigh the poten- safe transportation for Villanova include sports events, movies, and Campus Ministry. anything that you are able to offer them. Feb. 9. The applications are available Black year. tial legal hazards involved," ac- students, Saferides "seeks to live entertainment, swimming, For more intormation, con- You may leave the donations at 121 in the Dean of Students Office (213 After Saferides was first de- cording to Stack. Eventually create a greater awareness and carnival fun, tours of historic tact Sibling Weekend Chair- Tolentine, and we will deliver them to I>ougherty). There will be an informa- Cvltwral Seciety Prefect Svosliine clared inoperative because of its Stack was able to convince the greater respect for the potential Philadelphia, pep rallies and person Amy Piek or David the family. tional meeting on Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. in many problems in September insurance officials of these dangers inherent in any and every dances. Fedor at 645-7280. the Connelly Center Cinema. Filing On Saturday, Feb. 7 the Black Cul- -, ^ The Project Sunshine Entertainment 1986, its plight was brought to the advantages. D.U.I. [Driving Under the Influ- Arrangements have been deadline is Feb. 19 by 5 p.m. in the Dean tural Society will be sponsoring a trip Committee will be rehearsing on Feb. attention of Capone by Mark Saferides has also upgraded the ence] situation," as stated in of Students Office. "Come Alive With to the Afro-American Museum. The Satwrday 9, at 6:30 p.m., in Corr Hall Chapel. New Greene, an original founder of quality of its volunteer members, Saferides' documented consti- Wildcat Pride!" tour is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and the "Spring Awakening" to be held members are welcome. Anyone interest- including drivers, dispatchers and tution. fee will be $1.50. For details concerning Saferides. As a result, the program SwitshiiM ed in volunteering a few Sunday after- transportation please contact Miriam has obtained two new vans, new supervisors. Last year, partici- Moreover, the Saferides pro- The first "Spring Awaken- nary techniques may also noons this semester to sing for' the equip- pants were merely selected on a gram recently instituted into will apply. Robinson in O'Dwyer Room 15. Citizen Band Radion (CB) was ing," a cultural arts event, elderly is encouraged to help us spread data-base volunteer basis, whereas this year Student Activities. art media include There will be a mandatory meeting Winter Weekend On Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. the Black ment, a computerized be held at Villanova Universi- Acceptable a little sunshine! Pavilion April 25, wood, metal, jewelry, print- for volunteers on Feb. 9 outside Connelly Cultural Society will hold its Dialogue ty *s duPont photo- Center Cinema. The meeting will be Pennsylvania Newman Province is on Black on Black in the Bryn Mavrr from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. making, drawing, glass, graphy, needlecraft, flora, bo- short! Next Saturday Sunshine is Feb. having their annual winter weekend Room of the Connelly Center. Smoke's controversy continiies 20-22. will skiing The event, sponsored tanic and foodstuffs. 21! Feb. There be and Biwo Army by the winter games. Anyone wanting to sign Villanova Union, will highlight The deadline for applications By SHARON A. WATERS up or anyone who wants more informa- craft, musical and performance requests is Feb. 15. The last The rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary tion, just stop by Campus Ministry for artists. The public is invited to entry date for applications is Hoctions is prayed in the Main Church at 6:55 Louella Court residents met English Club the details. Hope to see you there. submit applications to exhibit Feb. 25. A non-refundable ap- for the Association of p.m., Monday through Thursday for the recently with Radnor Township Elections examples of its handwork or to plications fee of $5 is required. conversion of Russia. All are invited to commissioners to discuss the Publication Communting Students Executive Board perform dance or music. In Information and application attend. Please come. continuing problems concerning will be Feb. 18-20 in Connelly Center addition, individuals interested materials may be obtained by Lobby. Plan to vote, commuters! Also, Smokey Joe's Bar and Restaurant The English Club is presently trying Pro Law So«ioty in demonstrating art or culi- calling 645-7283. S.A.R. in Wayne. The residents' newest to organize a publication for the spring. applications for chairperson positions There will be a meeting of the society will be available on Mon., Feb. 23. Stay complaint concerns the lack of I We invite all interested students to on Feb. 11, at 3:30 p.m. in the West enforcement of the recent permit submit any literary piece (poetry, essay, tuned for more information. Lounge of Dougherty. Donna Demming. parking order. prose) for the magazine. It does not •loo Ciob Admissions Director at Temple Univer- Residents are reportedly further matter if you are not an English major talk sity will speak on admissions criteria. like to sing? If scheduled Do you so, why not annoyed by the reluctance of the Law or in the English Club. We will consider All are welcome! Snap join the Women's Glee Club? We perform police to ticket cars violating the every article! Please submit your article MoMbors potential impact on the both on and off campus, occasionally order, and they also complain that Against the background of sen- given the before Spring break to the English sational reports of law, of dramatic prac- taking tours. If you're interested, we the cars are obstructing driveways multi-million practice of Department, 201 Vasey. There will be a SNAP meeting on Feb. dollar personal Profes- would love to see you at our informa- and fire zones. injury verdicts, tical concern," commented Minimostor 12, from 12:45 — 1:15 p.m. in the (photo by Nunes) doctors refusing Turkington, sympo- tional meeting on Monday from 6^ p.m. According to Radnor Township to practice in sor Richard Connelly Center Cinema. We will be certain high-risk specialties sium moderator. in the auditorium in the basement of solicitor H. Evans, if Smokey Joe's Bar and Restaurant in Wayne is the subject of continued and Program discussing the Health Fair, convention, Eugene St Mary's HaU. circumstances reach the extreme, complaints. corporations declaring bankrupt- Sociology and the scrub suit fundraiser. ^ The Tort Reform Symposium is cy in the face of mass tort litiga- Have fun! Learn Something! — and an establishment can be consi- but they reportedly were not ship to see what could be done open to the public free of charge, tion, many voices are suggesting Club earn 3 credits! Go to Washington, D.C. dered a public nuisance and closed conclusive enough for action to be about the complaints. and will be followed by a reception. that the time has come for some for 3 weeks in May (May 17-June 5) with down for one year under the state taken. Ryan's efforts to control the For information call the Law There will be a meeting on Feb. 10 Yoters Needed dramatic modification of the sys- the Washington Minimester Pro- Ski Trip liquor code.' The majority of the problems problems include posting someone Review at 645-7050 or 645-7053. at 12:30 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr Room tem of tort law. gram sponsored by the Political Science Are you interested in tutoring depend- Evans also said that the town- concern Smokey Joe's patrons at the exits of the bar to ensure of the Connelly Center. Career devel- Students will live in little in Department. All those signed up for the ent/delinquent youngsters for GED? ship itself can do categor- yelling obscenities, creating ex- that patrons are not carrying The Villanova Law School Law opment strategies will be discussed. All ACS Ski Washington and meet with Senators, Trip should meet in the Sleigton School, in Lima, will bring izing Smokey Joe's as a nuisance. cessive noise during late hours of alcoholic beverages out of the Review has gathered a distin- interested are invited to attend. Field House '^Sweeney Congressmen, lobbyists and media building guished Parking Lot by 7:30 a.m. We are leaving tutees to our campus and tutors need Copiplaints must be taken to the night, urinating outdoors and and having someone pick panel of speakers for a personalities among others in a first promptly! only give an hour and a half to help these the attorney general of the state creating parking problems, ac- up trash around the premises. symposium on Tort Reform to be hand look at the "real world" of politics. or to the district attorney. Also, hired off-duty held in Room at young people. We want to get started Evans cording to residents. Ryan an 29 the Law School Todd" For further information contact Dr. visited the Delaware County officer to patrol the parking lot Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. ODKMombors right away, so please call 645-4(^79, or SmokeyJoe's owner, Paul Ryan, Justin Green, who will be the program district attorney, last fall more than stop at 121 Tol, if you might be inter- armed met recently with Evans and some a year ago in order to Figures active in the area of tort director in Washington or the Depart- affidavits Ingllsii Clob ested in tutoring English, math, or with and photographs. of the commissioners of the town- keep the noise level at a minimum. reform who will participate in the Sooght ment Secretary, Mrs. Bowden in Room cast reading. program include Robert B. McKay, 101 Tolentine Hall. (6454729.) ^ The English Club is accepting sub- chairperson of the American Bar By MEG KLUCSARITS ^V^AU administrators, professors, and missions for its periodical this spring. Rare book Association (ABA) Committee to The cast for the musical pro- graduate students who are members of For all ci those interested in writing or Improve the Tort Liability Sys- Omicron Delta Kappa are requested to helping with for •otllocHid duction "Sweeney Todd," directed Cultural Piln layout the issue please tem; Marianna S. Smith, execu- contact Michael I>eRosa in the Office contact Thomas Jordan in St. Mary's collection tive director of the American Trial by Terry Guerin, was posted this offkxrs next year's of Activities, New needed for Student 214 Dougherty Room 255 or Box 1339 Kennedy Hall. Lawyers Association; Dr. Sean F. week. The production is open Series Student Government. Start thinkii^g Hall or X4210. ODK is the National Submissions will be collected banning Mooney, senior vice president and casted and includes undergradu- "Seven Samurai/' a classic Japanese about running for the foltowing posi- expanded Leadership Honor Society which Villan- this week so get them in as soon as economist for the Insurance Infor- ate and graduate students, as well film, will be showing in the C.C. Cinema tions: Student Body President, Student ova would like to colonize. With the help possible. mation Institute; and Professor as actors from the Villanova area. Senators, or Representatives. G. of current this will on Feb. 8 at 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. and Class By DEBBIE GROSS The characters include members, process Edward White, professor of law Mark on Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 The first candidates meeting is March be made easier. at the University of Virginia. Langdon as Anthony, David Ma- for students and senior citizens and $3 Cofholic raltii 2. For more info, leave mail for Gene Villanova University holds over senheimer as Sweeney Todd, Beth for the general public. Linkmeyer or John Sweeney in 201 9,000 volumes of rare and precious Every state is considering or Dannenfelser as Lucy, Fran Whal- Dougherty, books in the Special Collections has already enacted legislation en as Mrs. Lovett, Hubert Fryman Amy ROTC qoiry Area of Falvey Memorial Library, that in some way restricts tradi- as Bettle, Ed Lawler as Judge, Meg Mary Ann Griffin, director of the tional rights of tort plaintiffs. Donnelly as Johanna, Sean Mur- on Feb. 12, Serrival Army ROTC Open House A discussion group for Catholic library, said this week. These include caps on non- (Photo by NuoM) ray as Tobias and Michael Moeller 10 a.m. — 3 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr students of the rare date damages, an increase of wishing to understand more Some booM economic as Pirelli. coUactkMi is located on the second floor Room of Connelly Center. Come speak about their faith, back to l^OOa., Tha oi Falvey standards of proof in and for non-Catholic tht Aloac vith minimum The chorus consists of Bill to Cpt. Slifer and ROTC cadets about Library. students interested in learning about some original maniiscripta* there tort liability actions, the elimina- Barker, Scott Blumenthal, Becky basic camp, advanced camp, scholarship Are you feeling the pressure of school, are books printed a^ part ol 1600s that deal with the histories days in the past, only a small the doctrine of joint and the church. Bring your friends — a tion of Bourne, Liza Bresnan, Lisa Ca- opportunities and much more. work/career, family and friends? Then Conducted Fr. limited ooUection which are held of China and Quadipeds were minority are alkiwed to see these several liability, the periodic by Ray Jaduon every lautti, Robert Cardazone, Diane the Stress Management Panel Preten- Tuesday 7:30 p.m. in in in equal inqMrtanoe, according to recently donated. Alao, the collec- works today because of a lack of payment of damage awards and Campus Ministry The Career DevekipoMnt Center Carman, David Cregan, Jill De- tation is for you. On Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. Center, St. Griffin. eyantple of this is tion contains "impreaaive" works security. scheduUng of attorneys' fees. RiU's Hall. xoiuunction with the Bnaineoa/Pnrfes- An a the forte, Bob Doan, John Doyle. Peter in the Connelly Center Cinema a pimel facatmile of the Gutenbetg Bible, from the personal library ofJoseph researchers come to the other measures. off •ional Advertiaing Aaaodalion itiiMi- Many as well as Hemperly, John Hoey, Chris Kirk- of experts will discuss survival strate- of McGarrity, a man prominent in works in •oring a Buainoaa/CommuAicatiiMit which only icveral exiat. University to use these The Law Review has attracted ham. David Kutoe, Terry Lohr. gies for students, career women with rare the hiatoncal fkht for Iriah inde- graduate Career Dav on Feb. 11 from 1 to 5 p.m. Moat

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•>%• ^.ktS '.ir^^- ...- ^-^ ' *• Education majors increase despite foroeast vague , 1! (CPS) The teacher shortage Using the same Education De- nia Commisskxi on the Teaching graduating from the university than last fall, the Rev. John Topel, National News Notes many experts predicted, and partment statistics at the Carne- Profession called for a ROTC- got jobs last year. SU^a academic vice president, By KRISTIN A. SWITALA Villanova for a special policy to Fenner, vice president for Finan- which has convinced many colle- gie Forum, Hecker said the "best style scholarship recruiting effort Students, lured by sweetened reports. cover such software design cial Affairs, or the Education Grounds for expulsion analyzed gians to become education mi^jors, evidence" suggests enrollment in to interest students in getting scholarship deals and promises of Although Villanova operates ^projects. Computing Advisory Committee, are Also, "We're getting more re- '^ may not happen after all, the U.S. education courses has risen teaching degrees. higher-paying jobs, io fact Ovef 1,400 -pieced of computer According to Jerry Innella, a which is chaired by Cherry. If the Psychology Professor Leo- committee's position by giving quests for" certification [from Bureau oi Labor Statistics said. enough since 1983 to fill the gap. The University of Iowa's Edu- changing tlM»r1ni^ors. equipment and offers a course in sophomore enrolled in computa- issue concerns faculty projects. nard E. Jarrard, chairperson of the example of two students, people who already havaflbscMpi^ Bureau researcher Daniel "This does not mean every cational Placement Office still For example, there are 10 per- Which projects are developed tional physks, the course that Cherry sak) that it would be the the Drug Policy Review Com- both of whom received the cent more education in degrees] than we can get into our Hedcer, in a new report called school can fill every vacancy with thinks there is a shortage, noting minors using computer interfacing and involves interfacing and software ECAC's job to evaluate the mittee at Washington and Lee same jail sentence for posses- University this prngram. .. "Teachers' Job Outlook: Is a certified teacher," Hecker wrote 80 percent of the education miuors Seattle (SU) faU software design, the University design, students are currently situation. University in Lexington, Va., sion of cocaine. The universi- Again?" in the report. "Conditions vary Jias. ^onqerning and 1960 Software Copyright said, in regard to a blanket rule ty's Chicken Little Wrong 00 policy the working in BASIC machine The . Student Control Commit- said American colleges are pro- widely by specialty, region of the 'O'eadoiiiN oMkpttter software by code to interface the computer Law attempted to alleviate the dealing with felonies that tee (SCO suspended one from ducing just about as many country and degree of iaculty or students, according to with .real hardware experiments. software problem. It states that ' would not make room for cases school for a term and imposed teachers as there are teaching urbanization." DIAL-A-VALENTINE Emidio R. Santoleri, the acting The computers collect research such software creations are pro- involving special circumstan- conduct and social probation jobs. However, others are proceeding executive director of University data on their own, based on this tected by copyright, not patent, ces, that his committee on the other. While the Carnegie Forum, in full steam ahead with plans to FOR YOUR SWEETHEART Computer and Information Senri^ programming. If a student creates laws. According to Science mag-, thought, "It would be a tragic widely-cited report that inspired graduate new teachers anyway. A ces (U.C.LS.). his or her own package, "Of azine, this law fails to provide fori mistake that any felony convic- Jarrard said in the first case a SEND A Bouquet ofCookim - A Lave Batket - A Bouquet ofBaUoone many colleges to try to recruit number of states have raised One year ago, the patent policy course he [or she] would have specific, critical issues concerning tion would be grounds for the student was found guilty Ctmdy and BaUoon students to become education teacher salaries substantially in of Villanova was rewritten, but, private copyrights. It's his [or her] new electronic machinery out- expulsion." by the SCC of possession with majors, predicted the teacher recent years in hopes of drawing "We decided not to do anything work," said Innella. puts. Jarrard believed that the the intent to distribute — what population would have to grow by more teachers to schools. 4m copyrights," sUted Dr. Bernard Daniel McGee, manager of Aca- Amidst this confusion, univer- solution to the problem was to he called a crime against the make community; while, 10 percent by the 1990s, Hecker Other districts are recruiting J. Downey, dfean of the Graduate . demic Services at U.C.LS., stated sities nationwide have been forced a distinction between in the other thinks the real number is closer certified teachers overseas. School of Arts and Sciences. that to his knowledge, 'There are to develop their own policies to major and minor conduct of- case, a possession conviction,

to 5 percent. In early December, the Califor- ; "At that time, nobody felt that not that many professors who deal with these issues. Schools fenses a policy instituted last the student harmed only ihere imanygreat concern about develop private programs [not for like Drexel University, Brown year. Jarrard explained his himself. S.A.R. the copyright issue. The only way University use or associated with University, Ohio State University, Graduation computer software can be tied into University research] here at Vil- Virginia PolytechniaU Institute lUfash. College resets weapon rules a patent is when it is tied into lanova and who are having prob- and Carnegie-Mellon University Western Washington Uni- dent Director Kerry Krueger. (Continued from page 1) equipment," Baid Downey. lems as a result of it." have worked out compromises ' versity in Bellingham, Wash., said The issue of material copyrights Santoleri stated that because between administration and soft- She that machetes, Chi- within each school run by a GIFTS BY WraE has revised its policy for software has been plaguing the University has no policy, the ware developers to create agree- weapons nese throwing stars, BB guns committee consisting of faculty to National Delivery 48 . Credit or prohibit on-campus resi- and nunchakus have been seen Local and Within Hours Use Your Card Order Early Enough university administrators, faculty situation should "be brous^t up able policies, stated I. Peterson in members, administrators and dents from keeping For Payment to Reach Ut. 9m alldstudents nationwide. Accord- before anoth^ committee." Science News. -^ any wea- in the dorms in increasing students. The committee screens pons in their ing to Science News magazine, the According to Dr. Charles L. rooms or cars. numbers. ' fOU FREE For creative stents, copy- the resumes and asks a select few ^m^ The modified weapons policy The policy requires that pi^lem has reached epidemic Cherry, associate vice president rights are not as clear. At Virginia • to present their speeches to the was developed in order to students with Dial-a-Gift® 800-453-0428 propfKions. for Aoidemic Affairs, this issue Polytechnical Insititute, a pro- weapons store committee. m better include new weapons at the ^ • Traditionally, universities treat- should be presented to either the gram submitted as a class assign- them public safety of^ce representative is chosen from A EhI OrForLoedEMivwim: that housing staff members which, emphasized, will 215"539-0666 ed4)o6k8 written by professors as Academic Computing Advisory ment becomes the legal property Guy each school. These representa- have seen being brought into be copyright material,* entitling the Committee, headed by Gary B. of the professor. open 24 hours a day. tives then present their speeches VVVVVVVWVfMKKrV 999999999W999 ^ V professor to all earnings from the forms, according to Resi- to a committee of the deans of the sales. Inventions, however, were University. The deans then select Penna. viewed as having patent rights, to provide student aid the student who will represent his Local housing (Me photo) which allowed the school to at Rep. Bob Flick recently an- gram of or her class by speaking at grad- study, and nonrenewal least a share of the income. nounced that applications for applicants uation, and an alternate speaker Christine Lysionck, aasistant to who plan to enroll the dean students, said stu- For example, Villanova's own Pennsylvania state grants and in baccalaureate degree as well. The alternate is given an d pro- dents prefer a unified gmdnation. patent policy states that "any problems persist federal student aid are now grams, including those enrolled introductory position on gradua- invention ... conceived ... by a available at his district office. in college transfer programs at tion day. 40 minutes. It was way too k)ng. person affiliated with the Univer- Flick noted that the first Bonas, assistant director Pennsylvania community col- Gary That will have to be corrected. We By CAROLYN R. MIRABILE Moreover, Brach said, "Similar sity . . . through the uncompensat- important deadline for stu- leges or junior colleges. of Student Activities, added that would also like to put a canopy of laws in New York and New Jersey ed use University facilities or dents applying for aid this year Flick's office is at 229 W. the problems of last year's unified over the stage and speakers to Increased awareness of the have property . . . belongs exclusively to been found uncon- is May 1. That is the filing ceremony will be corrected. Lancaster Ave., Devon, Pa protect them from the weather, large number of students living stitutional." the University." deadline for renewal appli- 19333. The telephone procession last year lasted , number "The conditions," said Bonas. off-campus has caused greater In order to alleviate of the When computer programs and some cants, regardless of their pro- is 688-8002. enforcement of the housing codes. off-campus problems, Janosik f» .. software systems began to be ; Christopher director of [the C3]eated at universities, the tradi- Janosik, said, "We University] want Residence Life, said this that tional view was debated. Admin- week to petition the township for new "Radnor Township planned not to istrators wanted to treat programs dorms so that we can accommo- rigidly interpret the housing laws. like inventions, and faculty and date more students on campus." But when they recently inspected students viewed their creations as He also said, "Although the Radnor Condominiums, copyright material, according to House student body is not getting any Science News magazine. there were clear violations of larger, there are a higher number "It behooves the University to ordinances that Radnor now plans » of upperclass students living off- to strictly enforce." create a software policy," com- campus because there is a higher Janosik added, "The commun- of mented Downey, "given the direc- percentage underclass students ities have a right to restrict the tion of software development. To who are allowed to live on students with zoning laws be- campus." cover all bases, we really should cause they are unreasonable in Therefore, 'The township is .1 f • get a policy out." their use of the land. In addition, either to to (photo by Numtl James Drobile, Villanova's pat- gcung have liberalize Secretary of extenial affairs of Student Govcmmcnt Phfl if there is a huge number of people the buUdingof new dorms or deal Brach ent lawyer, who worked on the diacu—ed the plight of the off-campiM resident living in patent poUcy, agreed. "At the time a concentrated area, with the (^-campus problems," there will be traffk and parking said Janosik. it would be usdful," he said. township representatives, admin- must fit into the community that » I problems along with disruptive Brach said, "Even if we have istration representatives, busi- they live in." • . « . I, I Dr. Alain J. Phares, chairperson behavior." enough dorms for everyone, stu- ness of the physks department, dis- and dvic associations along A meeting was held on Wednes- Phil Brach, student government agreed. When asked, he replied dents should still have the optk)n with student body representatives day between students, neighbors secretary of external affairs, said, to live off campus." in order to that he saw no real need at. discuss off-campus of Radnor Township and the right to "The township has no He also stated, "Student Gov- affairs." He stated, "Something administration to discuss the » » define to the a family or zone ernment is trying to prove that the will come about from this as long possibilities and problems with .*• I » • * students out." Brach also stated, students can be good neigh-bors. as there is cooperation between ^- i* ..* » the building of new dorms in that "The laws which state that no it is '^ Trolley But up to the students to show these groups." area. TliislsASkibrhAWhiteR^ more than two or three unrelated the township that they can follow Janosik added, "Although the people can live together are dis- through." students (Continued from page 1) have a right to live off Another meeting between Stu- criminatory, unconstitutional Brach said, "For the first time, campus, in dent of the Haverford Township police. order to prepare for Government and area repre (Obviously, and fundamentally unfair." there will be post-graduate ?entatives He Didn't Call Firet fbr Conditioos.) The crash was the fourth ac- meetings between life, the students was held on Thursday. cident on the Norristown High- Speed line in the last 13 and one- half months. Internship program restructured In addition to the four accidents, (Continued there have been a "series of from pagg 2) presumably granted to anyone. It The benefit of internships, proUems" with the line, saul tal participation is one "absolutely is a privilege." according to Ellis, is that they are student. Tardiness was dted, as necessary" because the deput- Lytel sUted that a 3.0 grade "applied college-level learning." . well as the bad oonditk» of the ment is liffaiuch ck)6er touch with point average is necessary to troUeyt. Alto, some

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»N.-*. . XELEMARREl'ING Colfeges implement changes Telephone Marketing Servk^es, Inc.. a leader in the fiekJ, ttie size its By SHARON M. NEUBAUER require an has doubled of eastern offtoe. We stand for allotment of money and Committee. This committee is Your School 8chodiilo oiid Pirconol Noods? (Continmad from pom /> prognun, and because students in of Arts and Sciences, this week integrity, perseverance and success. when they should be given made up of students, faculty and Student Government recently m^jore.. according to Warren 0. the arts honors program found it in order to get this proposal Conveniently kx^ated on Lancaster Avenue in Wayne, we precedence. administration who scrutinize formed a department of budgetary Richardson, chairperson of the a valuable experience. approved. offer part-time and full-time — The committee is given a list and report on whether the buc^t positk>ns days, evenings, and affairs to help inform the Univer- from ifooa iviopnono arts department Burke also stated that the Helmetag said that a research the administration that items of priority and the funds WO To Apply, Call: coamumcafm Saturdays. sity Senate regarding the items of suggests some necessary ideas. to-Conduof The students who will be re- honors program is on the verge team from Georgetown University alloted to them are in accordance. IfiloAflowMt CAU TODAY, START TOUORROWI priority which receive a disburse- These ideas and others are then Opinion Mis quinsd tojMatidpate in the senior of creating a combined honors- visited Villanova in October 1986 ment of If' year were the first biology major, because compare departments. The funds from the University formed into two categories, cap- Next, the budget proposal profect next "for a to 687-9827 €87-9055 budget. introductory courses bachelor of science Georgetown team supported the itals and operationals. moves to the University Senate to take the degree a stu- According to Student Body kNoSoingkivolved for sophomores added last year to dent must now concentrate only idea of adding more credit hours. The capital category is con- which votes on it. If the proposal President Joe Allman, the Univer- • thecucriculum. Richardson stated in a general science program, and The extra hours, according to cerned with those expenditures passes, it will be implemented No Experience Needed MRS. WHITE sity is thi^t this will give studoits the to expand would consist of one budget a '"complex and which relate to land and buildings during the following academic • Day/Nlght/Weekend Houre' 964-4676 we want the honors Helmetag, PART TIME JOBS critical issue which needs to be but are experience of working closely^ program to biology majors as hour of small group drilling and non-maintenance in na- year, if not, it is sent back to the • 2 Convenient Locatkxie (9 a.fn.-MldnioHt, " with their colleagues in well." hour in the language lab. explained to alleviate the ignor- ture. The category relates to new University Budget Committee • Radnor-Havertown 7daytaw«ok) together one JOIN THE LEADER ance of those a group. The language depart- senators who vote items and to items that need more and to the administration board, modem WE ARE ONE OF THE NATIONS LARGEST RESEARCH AND on the budget." The project team, consisting of ment has proposed adding extra immediate attention. where it is revised. The revised TELEMARKETING FIRMS. RAPID GROWTH HAS CREATED The priorities of the budget The operational category con- five students, will take a position credit hours to many of their budget is then sent back for re- OPENINGS FOR TELEPHONE COMMUNICATORS IN OUR the field were determined early in the fall cerns all expenditures connected evaluation by the University RESEARCH on an "in-depth" topic in courses. According to Dr. Charles MARKET RESEARCH DIVISK)N. defend by the Planning and Priorities with ongoing operations of the Senate. of communications, then H. Helmetag, chairperson of the Committee as the first of three University, including buildings \cmij SERVICES that thesis. At the end of the modem language department, the \eOUAL0PmY. lOYOtat^MW/ IF YOU ARE: steps in creating the annual and maintenance. This category semester, the group will put Arabic and Chinese courses cur- AN ENTHUSIASTIC "PEOPLE PERSON" and present budget. relates to future items that will Presents together a term paper rently meet six times a week for WHO CAN FOLLOW DIRECTION The Planning and Priorities need money and attention. Some U^Wa Gamma it to three communications profes- introductory courses and five Committee is made up of 15 of these items include financial sors who make a recommendation times for intermediate. WE OFFER: members: two alumni, three stu- aid, faculty and administration for the grade. Helmetag projx>sed that the mandatory senior thesis has • dents, and 10 faculty and admin- salaries, a campus safety program Army & Navy Sah A Russian courses should meet that FLEXIBLE HOURS istration members. In the first and "face-lifts" for the campus. also been added for those majoring often as well. It was also proposed MORNINGS/AFTERNOONS/EVENINGS/WEEKENDS step of the budgetary process, the After the budget funds have in bachelor of science honors. Dr. that the weekly meetings for other • GOOD STMimiG RATC committee meets once a week to been alloted, North Michael E. Burke, director of the languages, including French, Ital- the budget is then Lounge Dougherty decide what items of priority sent to the University Budget Honors program, stated that this ian, German and Spanish, should • CONVEMENTLY LOCATED OFFICES will affect current sophomores be increased from three to five • Feb. 16 thru 18 and is voluntary for current hours a week. OPPORTIMITY FOR ADVANCEMENT juniors. Burke said that students Helmetag said that they began CALL JOANNE LEVY AT THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU AND BE A PART OF OUR TEAM 9:00 a.m. - will have the option of a written to discuss this in 1985, but a 5:30 p.m. thesis or a substantial lab project. problem in finding extra class- (File Photo) Bnm Mawr Horsham/Jeiikiiitown Hi. Phila According to Burke, the thesis room space prevented it. Helmetag Dr. Michael E. Burke, director of {aitiaaaaaUm Bm.) Genuine U.S. & will be added because of the idea will meet with the Rev. Kail C. the Honors program. of consistency with the Honors Ellis, O.S.A., dean of the College 526-1800 657-8400 878-5800 European Surplus: Wool West German,

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Editors-in-Chief: /A Mary E. Charest Joanne L. Conrad Managing Editor Asaociata Editor Kristin Swfitala Suaan Tolva Images: tools for clouding reality Ronald Pages Februarys, 1987 By DANTE J. SCALA icator himself, Reagan. Reagan is the ideal politician for Images. They flood the mind, today's television age, it has been Ralph, poor )fou ^iSp numb the senses. A picture is said said. After all, his national per- SrfftB movies y^i KkiooJ A- OF THe >- to tell a thousand words, and sonality was bom in the indeed, pictures tell their story in when he starred in second-rate And Saferides is back a brief second, a blink of an eye. films with chimpanzees. knows his part well, as They do it with a dean efficiency Reafl^ doom's "^ss'.M^^C^A' that no other kind of oommuni- any good actor shoukl. Saferides is back. Thanks to the efforts of the Rev. cation can capture. He has a kindly face, speaks in John P. Stack, dean of students; Robert J. Capone, director Images have an immediate, a strong, soothing voice and tells of alumni; the New York Alumni Club and the Saferides lasting impact upon us that words a good joke. He reminds us of a organization, Villanova once again has a program to keep struggle and strain to achieve. charming old relative. Uncle Ron- Washington, we can students who have had too much to drink off the road. One may read reports on millions nie from hungry in Africa and feel nothing, trust him. \ After a semester's absence, the student-run organ- but the pictures of hideously thin, Furthermore, he tells us what ization last weekend began operations. Because of the starving 6-year-olds in Ethiopia we want to hear, and how we support and commitment of the University and its alumni, motivate millions to send want to hear it. He speaks to us Saferides was able to secure the liability insurance that contributions. in simple metaphors ~ wake up, in is vital to its existence. The old saying, "Seeing is everyone! It is morning more America! Saferides was begun in 1985 by three Villanova believing," has never been 21-inch Sony He describes his plans in grand students who were concerned about students who true in today's VRtSCOU'S HGCP&SS AND AiL Dgl^COU/S Trinitron world. schemes which grab the viewer's attended parties or went to bars, and then later got behind AU, JAiN attention. Never mind the details, After all, it is much easier to the wheel when they were intoxicated.* of reject he says, I will take care of it. And Instead just Pt3(je To GST shfBt^tDBs s^ joeemsR believe what we see than to ysRB we do not mind if he does not have talking about the problem of drinking and driving, they it. Why should we take the time his facts straight, because we do took action. Each weekend, Saferides members manned to read a long, boring article in about them. Facts only ^. the paper when we can be spoon- not care the phones and then set out in vans to pick up students nice, clean images, fed the news by Tom Brokaw in clutter up our who were not in condition to drive. all,it easy-to-digest, 60-second serv- and who needs that? After than to of international politics, too. munists are only 50 miles from own images to be able to have a It is commendable that Villanova has a program to ings? is easier to accept Helping Nicaraguan contras is not if realistic perception of the world. question. Texas! But never fear — we give help prevent potentially disastrous rides home. If All in all, it is simpler to just- an attempt to is not the problem, lives in a nice, comfor- maintain American the contras money and arms, they But Reagan Letters to the Editor accept what the television tells usi Reagan Saferides averts just one accident or makes students power in Center America, he says: is merely the symptom. Demo- table America, and he invites us will not get any closer. In Reagan's he and leave it at that. If one starts: aware of their responsibility to themselves and others accept rather, it is like an old Western world, one would expect that if the cracy demands that citizens play and investigating, reality, to join him there. We gladly reading active role in the running of to stay off the road after drinking, it is worthwhile. invitation, because in his movie. Sandinistas reached the Texas an starts to become confusing, and his He tells America that the con- would ride up their country. This role includes Hopefully, Saferides will world, there are no problems border, John Wayne also inspire students to get into Wildcat fans disrespectful we have no time to sort it out in great tras are Nicaragua's Founding to defend America with guns the responsibility to stay in- a lifelong of fast-paced world. which cannot be solved by habit designating drivers or calling a cab today's formed, to question and American ingenuity. Fathers, just like Washington and blazing. after they have had too much to drink. To the Editor: fair sportsmanship in a time when ing.wtih his own fans, although Thus, the 21-inch screen has an Worried about nuclear war? Jefferson, and they are fighting for Today, reality seems to be investigate. the Dana Kirks of college basket- incredible hold on us. If a person he should not have to do so. against If simply sit and watch the Villanova administration and alumni deserve the Relax, says Uncle Ronnie, here is democracy the godless catching up with Uncle Ron. The we We are ardent supporters of ball seem to receive most of can manipulate and control the the communists. white is images, politicians will continue Villanova community's thanks for helping get Saferides a magic shield which will keep us They wear Democrats control Congress, he Villanova Wildcat basketball. attention. Whether it is during flickering images, he can influence have heard the hats, too. Inconvenient facts, such mired in the Irangate scandal, and to deceive us through their images back together again. And Saferides members, who give Whether in victory or defeat, the recruiting, Let the che^ $eHs be millions' views of reality. all safe. You appearing on televi-. as contras killing farmers and his popularity has decreased as and symbols, and figures like experts say that it is too complex, of their to this team has and will continue to sion, instance, if you want power up some weekend make program possible, or facing a tense moment in 80 known only becnuse For other incidents are swept under people become disillusioned. His Ronald Reagan will be created it cannot be built? Do not exhibit a professionalism about a game, in America, you have to be able and that merit a round of applause for their work and concern. Massimino is the epitome the rug. Teflon shield is gone, and ag^in and again. worry, we will give our scientists vaunted them that is rarely seen in college of class and style. of their price. to communicate through the tel- American tech- In case we do not buy the Americans do not like what they athletics. is surprise, some money, and evision cameras. It no Dante Scala is a fresh wan However, problem. Founding Fathers image, Reagan see of the real Reagan, a man who J. rather unfortunately, president is none nology will solve the then, that our in his honors major. They truly have been a source these are not the only Reagan into his world gives us another one. The Com- perhaps, believes too much times he He has to remind the immature other than the Great Communi- We follow of pride for all of us. At the root displays these qualities. It seems fans that ice is for their beverages of this virtue of professionalism that he is also forced to show the and peanut bars are for them to is Coach RoUie Massimino. college basketball community his eat, not to hurl onto the court to Massimino is the model of good, style and coed dorms V.U. professionalism V.U. should have black in deal- Being at disrupt play. He also has to Recently, I spoke with several remind some fans that cursing is By MICHELLE CICCOLO tend to exhibit more mature By TELISA DIXON to work hard. liousing a groups of students who were Coed EDITORS ASSISTANT EOrrORS not synonymous with cheering behavior in a variety of situations, Since slavery we have worked wandering around on a Friday News: Michelle M. Shanahan Siobhan A. and therefore is not part of Vil- have better manners, and exhibit twice as hard as everyone else Roder One of the issues Student Go- What does it mean to be black? night with nothing to do. Not Johanna C. Sharp lanova basketball. less tension." only to get half as much. Black Dante J. Scala vernment is currently exploring is Some believe that if we could Since universities are dedicated being involved with the fraternity means being strong when there Features: Natalie McKenna the possibility of coed dorms in the color, we would. This Also, as long as the subject of change our must for Villanova to the growth and development of scene, and not being of age to go are opposing forces, and thene JoeMcGowan future. In order to determine how is not true. Almost always asso- disrespectful fan actions are at social learn- out, their weekend nights entailed almost always are. Entertainment: Rus^ Ceccola Megan GukJera receptive the students are to this the whole individual, with blacks are derogatory hand, is it ciated too much to ask that ing cannot be neglected. Coed visiting the different dorms look- In the beginning of civilization, Kevin A. Hecht idea, we are organizing a random terms. Villanova University should join the ranks of other our national anthem be uninter- an ing for action and for people to great. Sports: Steph Schlager JohnRicco telephone survey. This means dorms today seem to play of our our contributions were Our rupted by the childish Unfortunately, much Catholic institutions of higher learning such as Fordham outbursts important part in encouraging meet. We know the greatest continent was invaded and we Layout Director Eileen McGinley that many of you will be contacted history has been written by those of irreverent fans? maturity. amount of vandalism is done to were captured apd experienced University, Boston Collie and Seton Hall University in Artwork: Phil Kousoubris in the next couple of weeks and social who are not familiar with us. Our Photography: Mark the residence halls on the wee- the worst form or slavery. Being providing the psychological and educational benefit of Nunes In conclusion, we all pay to see questioned to give your opinions When, if not at college, are major achievements to this civil- kends by people who do not live Greek Page Editors Robert Clarkin. Tricia learn to a strong people, we rought through coeducational residence halls for its students. Gllligan basketball games. Let usjsee them, on the topic. people supposed to how ization have not been properly '^ there. the slave boundaries, fought for Advertising Dirsctor Susan Sherry and let us see Massimino exhibit There are many positive aspects interact responsibly with those of reported, therefore, many false By fostering a more natural, true-to-life living equal rights and today, continue Business: Katie Krackeier his class and professionalism on research has found about coedu- the opposite sex? This is a skill Would then, out of hand alcohol images have surfaced. situation for students, coeducational residence halls that struggle. Subscrlptkms/Biiling: Janet Diefenbach the court dealing with his players, cational living. According to Jo- we ncid to develop before entering parties result from coed dorms? Each year during February, would easily stimulate F.Y.I. Our contributions prior to that interpersonal growth. A more Coordinator Jim Duffy not his fans. Let the cheap seats seph Katz, director of Research the working world which we are The alcohol policies themselves blacks celebrate African- Advisor June*W. Lytel of in period have not been accredited to comfortable, relaxed atmosphere would develop, allowing . be so known only because of their For Human Development and thrust into upon completion remain the same, and my American History. The theme us and have not even been re- men and women to communicate on levels other than price. Educational Policy at the State college. opinion, the need for alcohol to recognized by the Villanova Black Staff: talking to students, loosen and prepare people for corded in the history books that Richard Abraham, Cynthia Agresta, Mike Atliani, John Baker. University of New York at Stony- From many up Cultural Society this year is "To the strictly social. And, as a result, the graduating senior we read today, the history in KImberly Brogue. Cindy Clement. Susan Corcoran, Joanne Mike Morgan brook, in a study done at Stanford it is generally agreed that it is social situations, would be be Gifted and Black." When I was would face the working world with the ability to maintain Devereux. establish close reduced. which we were an integral part. Anne DiSimone. Mark DiStask). Ella DITaddeo, Frank — JeffUlrich University, coed dorms "made it uncommon to young I heard a song entitled "To productive, healthy relationships with members of the Dunne. friendships with classmates since We hope that coed dorms would I am young, gifted and black. Karen Dunne. Nancy Dzwonczyk, Maryanne BItott, Caesar Class of 1987 possible for the sexes to be better be Young, Gifted and Black." I will be graduating soon and opposite sex. Ettore, Noel Faico, Terise Fusco, Sue Ganem. Susie Ganra, Maureen acquainted with each other, and the usual procedure is to arrive assist in decreasing sexist atti- From that day forth, that phrase Garrity, at class, take notes on lecture tudes that the students may have, entering the professional world. I Furthermore, according to a study of Stanford Debbie Gross, Theresa Jones, Robert Jordan. Sharon Kelly. it enlivened intellectual, social has had special meaning to me. have entered a field which I will Meg Klucsarits. Corrin l_ong, service and creative activities." material, then depart immediately as well as any stereotypes here at young is when University, there is a definite correlation between Ralph Manos, Carolyn Mirabile, Sharon In my opinion, Villanova. of ideas enjoy helping others and myself. Neubauer, Mtohele O'Neill. Frank Orzechowfcz. Lynn Perdek, It is often accused that the after class. The exchange there are many tomorrows. If you coeducational residence halls and reduced vandalism. after their traditionally male or female is an I am thankful for my abilities Jennifer Rekly. John Rteco, Paul Schmkl. Mary Shea. Mike Smith. Letters "better acquainted" living expe- Nursing students, haven't completed the day as you Often people will display more disorderly and violent their invaluable learning experience. to learn, love and be happy, Diana Sugg. Amy Torek. Denise Tyson, Brian Webb. Stacey WHkins. rience in coed dorms results in a sophomore year, spend like you still have a chance tomor- despite the problems of my ances- behavior when with members of only their own sex. Coed MaryJo Yannacone. negative, loose-moraled, uncon- classes entirely with females and The final question pertains to row. Young is when one is able is than feel tors and current generation. I will housing facilities could prevent these actions. trolled atmosphere. However, this the ratio of males greater privacy. Would people their to look to the future and set his writing. always study the great contribu- The aftk:les. lay-out. pk^tures and format are the policy to be the case as that of females in the engineering privacy is being violated? With direction. It Clearly, Villanova's need for coeducational housing does not seem or her goals in that responsibility of the Editor and the Editorial even floors, tions that my ancestors made to Board and do not "based both on acttial experiences school. These students have sex-segregated bathrooms is when you fail at something is most obvious at St. Mary's Hall because of its isolation neceesarity this country before, during and represent the view of the adminislnion, facully and less potential to meet friends of and wings, I believe privacy would it later. The Viikmovmu wiUprint 'Let* with, and studies on coed living, today you have time to do slavery. from the rest of the campus. By establishing St. Mary's students unlees speciitesliy sMsd. The Universily subeovlbes to sibling- the opposite gender. not be an issue. Since visitation blessing. after ten t» the Editor*' pmetMi at its it is hypothesized that a To be gifted is God's the principie of responsible freedom of expreeefon for our sludent Certainly, coed living would is already permitted in the dorms, Not only during February, Black as the first coeducational residence hall, the University apices in 201 Dm^mtfy type rdatk»ship is more likely to God gave us talents; a special provide relaxed atmosphere in the change would be negligible. History Month, but during every could experiment with the idea and at the same time Mfeekly deadUme, TumdeystS^.m. develop, leading to less promiscui- a something by which we can im- month I will celebrate blackness ty," wrote James P. Duncan, which to get acquainted, without If Villanova does create coed ourselves or that we can improve the morale of the St. Mary's residoits The Vitanovan is puMahed Allkttenmam^hgtttk^amddmtkU prove by Fddiys, 10 shouldn't I? I have made it assistant vice president and dean the amount of streas involved in dorms, the students will always not only bless us Why Cir iiiiiot ignore. He does promoting a healthier living environment. In addition, a ci ay^Subecripiens are si>alsbis at $17.S0 per ysv. in a school nicknamed Vanillan ^ of students at the University of organiaed social situations, such have the option to pick sin^ gifts of art, music and dance, For advsfliaing Mormaiien ooalMl Hie oMoe 10 a.m. to 4 pjn. with coed St. Mary's would also present an added convenience aspartiea. sexed or coed housing. It is, ova without losing my sense of 216-646-7207. Tease at AustiB. but we are alao blessed with the the self. If anything, I have become for nur8ins students whose classes are held there. It is believed that people are less For incoming students, however, an optkm Student Go- gift of life, bve and happiness. Th9 more black. In the words of James The University should certainly take into consider- MS right to likely tolralMniae with neighhen liviiw environment is ckiser to venunent believes the students To me black means that we do dusto as of the hone, where lihling shoukl have. Brown, "I'm black and V ation the advantages of both because tiMy are sssn that not have to sit in the tun all day many coeducatioiial livmg. i^ to proud." lt2S0pbm. fr|snds, and baniiss h^viaf to ralatioMhipoaPSMittiral. It ndiht to fst colored. 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»#«» /*• policy Letters has no purpose TotheEditon ACS offers suggestions lamsmethathlsolh This letter is written as a }dous to any On challenge to Villanova's outdated on-campus visitation policy. I feel this policy resUeut that the visi- for snow policy revision is an encroachment on student socialization and serves no useful tation poUcy Is not at Campus TotheEditon action. By 6:30 a.m. hundreds of 1. Make swifter decisions. purpose. all successful In stop- school closings had been called In an effort to change or revoke By MARK NUNES chair- pkigsex before As commuter concerns and warnings of treacherous 2. Communicate that decision this poOcv, we must first find curfew This week the person for the Association of conditions prevailed Jan. 22, 23 as quickly as possible, espe- what useful purpose this policy or after curfew. Villano- Commuting Students, I whole- and 26. Why then does Villanova cially to security and to local serves, I believe that the only van asks, "With the mo- heartedly agree that our snow wait until the last minute to radio stations in the morning, purpose this policy serves is as an noying^ly interrupts many platonic ney airplanes on campus policy at Villanova should be cancel classes — 2:30 p.m. on as well as department heads attempt of restraining sexual activities such as watching tele- "crashing" and everyone losing their revised. I am speaking particularly Thursday and 8:15 a.m. on if emergency occurs in the intercourse between students. vision, studying together or simp- money, what of the snow emergency closing. Monday? afternoon. This is, at best, an attempt in ly enjoying one another's scheme do you suggest for vain. The question is not whether company. them to make their money 3. Other criteria should be used While half of the Villanova these activities are right or wrong, In many universities the ques- back?" students are residents, half of the other than a plowed parking It Is farbMerto miss but whether the visitation polk:y tion of curfew is non-existent. students as well faculty, lot as a rea^n to cancel as ad- is successful in stopping these Many universities have no visita- ministration classes. People may be able to and staff workers a few classes thmi to activities. tion policy. The Catholic Univer- commute. In coming to a decision, park, but they risk so much needlessly Mi^people I am sure that it is obvious to sity of America, in Washington, the safety of in trying to get to class. and convenience any on-campus resident that the D.C. is a Catholic university like these oirt irmfer sffdr cfiqger- commuters should be a visitation policy is not at all Villanova University. It has coed major consideration, secon- not ous conditions. 4. If unsure about morning con- successful in stopping sex before dorms and no form of visitation dary to on-campus residents. ditions, open two hours late. curfew or after curfew. Those policy at all. This would allow more time who do not want to risk being I feel the visitation policy should I realize that the administration As of now, snow closing infor- for road conditions to get "written-up" may simply engage be diminished or abolished. It is must attempt to keep classes open mation is handled two ways — a better, the parking lots to be in sex and leave before curiew a point of contention that the because of time pressures for the recorded phone message and a cleared and a more informed hours. student must work to change. semester. However, common code number on KYW news radio. decision on class cancellation Those who do engage in sex With all due respect, I also feel sense and safety concerns must Anyone who has tried calling this to occur. after curfew hours do not always that if the University Senate is to prevail. These snow storms number has found it to be busy, get caught breaking visitation fairly dispense with their duty, caused many problems for com- Safety must come first. It is far sometimes for an hour at a time. because Security simply cannot they must take a look at the muters. Some were a matter of better to miss a few classes than Therefore, more people rely on the be everywhere at once. The larger visitation policy and alter, if not inconvenience, others were costly. to needlessly bring people out radio. dorms on campus are too big and revoke it. Something must be done to avoid under such dangerous conditions. have too many exits to be watched With advance this in the future. warning of the all the time. Joseph Gendreau Kathleen Langdon impending snow storms, most The visitation policy also an- Class of 1990 schools in the area had taken swift Here are a few suggestions: Class of 1987 Available housing needed

TotheEditon Understandably, Radnor has a a private combo. Admittedly, reputation and a community to housing is neither inexpensive To start things off, I am a uphdd, but it seems it would like nor overabundant in the Philadel- Op-Ed had flawed sophomore, who like most sopho- to do so without Villanova stu- phia suburban area. mores at Villanova this year, is dents. This is a problem which is relevant, and which could looking for a place to live next quite So why do discriminatorv ordi- view of just war year. Even though it is early in be remedied by student participa- nances abound in the place of the semester, things do not look tion in local elections. But that is adequate housing? If the Univer- To the Editor. Rather than engaging m a very encouraging. impossible around here, n'est pas? cannot do anything about it, sity ''bastardization" of Christian who vvjOI? Joe McGowan's recent Op-Ed, nonviolence, Aquinas was at- Sarcasm aside, I believe every- "U.S. Adopts Policy of Shame," is tempting to harmonize a Christian CsNN^ one would like to see a change in COUfOiMBtMIVia Sarcasm asUe, I believe a standard left-wing diatribe ideal with man's sinful nature. It the availabiHty of decent housing, Phil Kousoubris against American policy toward is, one might say. Christian real- everyone would like to without having to resort to buying Class of 1989 Nicaragua. But his indictment ism, an attempt, as Paul Johnson see a change In the includes a radically iflawed view has said, *'to cage the beast.*' availability of decent of the Catholic just-war doctrine, This doctrine may or may not 'Platoon' delivers which he incorrectly characterizes apply to the situation in Nicara- housing^ without having Reagan should not it extraordinary as "a bastardization of Christian gua, but has to resort to buying a nonviolence ..." historical and moral legitimacy, According to St. Thomas Aqui- and it is thus contemptible and wrong message private condo. apologize for Iran nas, "Three things are necessary reckless for Mr. McGowan to say for a just war: first, the authority that "Catholics ... are not neces- To the Editor, poison designed to cloud the of the ruler (prin-ceps) at whose sarily Christians" for embracing thinking of another generation of The Tolentine housing list is a To the Editor prophets predicting Reagan's command the war must be waged it. A generation of Americans has Americans. One of its messages joke. How many times have you collapse. grown with the notion that is honorable — that war is terrible, . . . Second, there must be a just up seen the phrases "room to rent in Lately, we have been bombarded Vietnam was different from any but its attempt to portray a single cause (causa justa) . . . Third, the Greg Sullivan private house" and "graduate by television, newspapers, radio We should accept the Iran belligerents must have the right teaching assistant other war, in which America was platoon as a microcosm of Amer- student only"? Most of the listings and the like, all reporting that the controversy for what it is worth intention {intentio recta)'' English department involved. Similarly, we hear that icas' dilemma in Vietnam is liter- are not independent apartments. president has no agenda for the — a learning experience identify- "Platoon" is different from any ary overkill. Who wants to live in a single room next two years and that he is a ing weaknesses in our foreign other movie about Vietna'm. The questions surrounding in someone else's house, sacrific- lame duck mortally wounded by policy formulation mechanism. However, both of these state- Vietnam had been defined for ing privacy? the Iran confusion. Vietnam years. We not must find the These we must correct and move Commuters ought ments are misleading. on. But, we cannot reverse the was different in the same way answers. Unfortunately, Platoon To make things worse (if that's We see opinion polls dropping course of the "Reagan that all wars differ — politics and only leaves us with more possible), Radnor has this lovely and liberals eager for the under- Revolution" nor should we want circumstance, and "Platoon" is questions. little law which I am sure eve- mining of another presidency. to be different only in that it is the first Most important among these is to. considered Just the image of strength the ryone adheres to. No more than But, every and then Amer- "Platoon" is a step now president brings to the nation is To the Editon movie about Vietnam to break whether two unrelated persons live in decide whether to remain at home may icans must get off the political or backward for the enough to make the next two or to attempt to from Hollywood's tired formulas forward the same house! I thought fascism and miss classes to for reality. it carousel take time years meaninsful. In response to University Pres- — "Rambo" and "Apocalypse nation? In other words, will help went with Mussolini. maeuver their cars on icy roads, out Will the next two years of the the nation once again live up to ident, ttus Rev. John M. Driscoll's risking injury. Now." Reagan presidency be an exercise More specifkally, Vietnam was, its responsibility of world leader- No person is perfect, so cleariy statement concerning last Fri- In response to Rice's decision in futility, because of a single of course, a limited war. You ship or will it cause us to with- no president is either. However, day's reports of class cancellations not to cancel classes last Friday incident? was a case of draw into a new era of if we look at the balance sheet of because of snow, I believe that a because the parking lot had been mifl^t say Vietnam war mixed with too many politics. isolationism? the Reagan presidency, clearly the re-examination of the criteria cl«ured, I must point out that What is the Reagan agenda for death destruction "Platoon" attempts to say that gains outweifl:ht the losses. used to determine whether or not while this was fine for students But the and the next two years? Clearly it is in Vietnam was no the Vietnam veteran became like Quote of to cancel classes is in order. oncae they had arrived on campus, encountered the continuation of the agenda for were fighting aginst. The president did not apokigize DriscoU stated that the key administratkxi should have also more or less terrible than the what we the last six successful years — is unfair. The for Iran in his State of the Umon factor here is Maintenance's abil- considered the oommuters who death and destruction encoun- This calssification Note continued economic growth and all wars. Vietnam veterans neither went to address nor should he have. He ity to clear the main parking k>t first had to drive on impjiiihif tered in other restored military strength. Rea- with a desire to kill, not made a decision which involved and walkways. While I agree that and unsafe roads. War was designed this way on Vietnam gan should be praised for his return murderers. risks. Presidents shoukl not apol- this is of stnutegic importance to When the weather forecasts say purpose so that it would not be did they achievements, not condemned for the message They were merely young men ogize for making tough dedi^s the students, it appears that both snow and this dsdiion is once appealing. However, Happiness is having a large, making an unpopular decision. pervades "Platoon" is that who dutifully and thanklessly in good conscience. We pay our he and the Rev. Patrick J. Rice, i^ain pUfied in adminiitratum's which Ufwing, caring, cloM-knit fatmfy\ of served their country to the best presidents to do exactly this, but vice president for Administratkm hands, all aspects of the situation Vietnam was America's end in another city. controversial Americans are fickle people. this does not mean he/she will be haye nsilscUri to consider the must be considssad, including innocence and that Vietnam de- of their ability in a it. 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By MARIA KARR Through such a multi- of pleasure from introducing the disciplined approach, one can b<»t students to this culture. It's the WE ALSO HAVE THESE FINE PRODUCTiS come to appreciate the influence, type of feeling you can't get in a • Country Life IVMMlBulttr • Abt V«ra PtaAictt Villanova offers a special oppor- range and richness of the Irish regular classroom setting/' • Malur«fW«yHtrbCa|Muii • CrackmrAKMAK tunity to explore the history and experience. Murphy said. • PSMtM:Elbowt.Shtl.Spi^H.Fhlt. Alphabets •RomwtMMi* culture of the Irish people. Also offered this semester is Students who, went on the trip Wg "Ireland: Imagination and the last year had a most enjoyable I PURE MAPLE SYRUP I | '^'•,22^ ^JS??^ Sense of Place." This course is time. Said senior Julie Wells, "I Mill Creek Shampoo 18 oi ^2.99 There are six courses being unique because the student at- would do it over again if I could. offered this semester at Villanova tends class once a week, usually You get to be really good friends wm. * .60 Ca. in the area of Irish Studies. One Corrs Natural Soda on Sunday evenings, and will also with everyone in the group. Dr. can choose from elective courses travel to Ireland over Spring Murphy's great. He has a great such as a "Seminar in William - Resular, Thick ^ .39 lb. Break. Approximately 30 Villan- love for Ireland which you can just Oats Quick, Butler Yeats" or "Irish Literature ova students are taking this see in his eyes." and Language," to courses such ^ course for credit this semester. Ellen O'Hara, a recent Villanova Popcorn - White Or Yellow .39 lb. as "The Irish Renaissance" or The remainder of the course graduate, said, "The people in "Contemporary Ireland and Its WITH CAR requirements are liberal, yet ^"lO%DISCOUNT All "Tm™ ! Natural Foodt CooMhmMc i Origins." Ireland are very special — they Sorreil Ridge Conserves ^2.79 ea. ^ challenging. Tawin Bulk Several readings to were open and friendly. The (Blueberry. Raspberry. Cranberry) 10 oz. H«rtM & 'coupon! According to Dr. James Murphy, J2!S!;fllJiiL..J2H2H be discussed on the Sunday even- people in the director of Irish Studies, "There pubs were older than ings 10- TcRJoFF Raiiiifw,^arnutt.| wiril |l^m«opattiic?n^^ must be completed, and a they are in the U.S. They were ^1.49 lb. were always courses offered in Granolas Almonds, Cathaws, ! THIS ! Traditional Madk:inal to-15-page-paper on an Irish- there to IJ^j*^ Irish literature at Villanova. Thev meet people and talk." Apple Natural Swiss, Almond Delicious jCOUPON related subject must be submitted Spanish PaanuU JWUPONJ Taas$2.SS had very good enrollment, so I She added, "Ireland is an in- at the conclusion of the term. (M* thought we could expand on the; credibly beautiful country. I would photo) "This will be the fifth or sixth rwiTM STEAKS: go again in a minute. It is an t. S :)., -, PIZZA variety of courses, by offering P.ICK O' 102 m Dr. JamM J. Murphy, director of the Irish studies pro|p-am at time I've taken this trip with the THIS Plain 3.40 to see Ireland." .'-qt VUlaiiova. courses in Irish history, politics, excellent way VV.th An-, I P ... students. Cheese & Sauce . 3.60 5.40 Cheese ... 3.65 You get a great sense j^raUPON art and folklore."

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Villanova Union, was in charge of these nights, any excuse to dis- By AMY TORACK the "Blizzard." According to miss reading an extra chapter or week's paper might Calderon, it was a success because starting next Now, three weeks after the end the students who did participate, have provided more Villanovans luck of Christmas break, when most although not large in number, with the incentive to try their students are again running low on thoroughly enjoyed themselves. at winning $500. funds, a few of the more resource- "An event such as this not only Even so, the Villanova Union ful ones attended the Blizzard of provided students with a few succeeded once again in furnish- night in Bucks held last Saturday hours of added excitement, but ing students with an alternative event the Connelly Center. This also gave them the unique oppor- entertainment activity that re- Villanova was sponsored by the tunity to win some extra money." sulted in new-found money for Union and, unlike other money- Although this event proved some. Hopefully, the Blizzard of making activities on campus, was successful, many more students Bucks will return to Villanova and perfectly legal. might have attended had it been give students another chance to The Blizzard of Bucks, although scheduled on a weeknight. On grab some more whirling dollars. sponsored by the Union, is actually a traveling organization of members who have introduced Register for peace their game-show event in areas along the East Coast. This vear process lasting six marks the first visit to Villanova, By JEANNE SAVITSCUS a long selection In this time many jOAnnc conRAD although recent shows were fea- to nine months. to go to tured in Syracuse and Philadel- Jo3^ce Coleman, a representative people find a job, decide change phia area schools. Successes are of the Peace Corps, came to graduate school or simply gets past this ^v reported at each stop. Villanova on Jan. 28 to discuss the their minds. If one benefits of joining this organiza- first step, a selection process The game was attended by tion. Founded in 1961 by President involving a complete medical fllARV CHRRCIT approximately 25 Villanovans, John F. Kennedy, the Corps start- examination, as well as a legal and three of whom were lucky ed out with 120,000 volunteers check into one's back- winners. Twelve participants security aiding 90 countries. Twenty nine ground is undertaken. called onstage were narrowed of the countries have become Out of those qualified to enter down to three semi-finalists. Each stable enough to achieve self- the Peace Corps, the Corps hand- of these received $25. ^ e of sufficiency in the past 26 years. picks the most competitive and of the semi-finalists were Two Although thought of as a fad most qualified volunteers. Grocer offered a chance to win more from the '60s, the facts contradict explained, **If we [the Peace money. opted to return the One the myth. Since 1970. there has Corps) had 150 teachers to choose visit the money- $25 for a into been an average of 6,000 volun- from, we would look for those btowing machine. Once there, she teers per year. Tom Grocer, a with high recommendations, ex- able to grab for an added was $26 representative from the Corps perience and great credentials. In gain of one dollar. The other hicky explained that they receive more actuality, the Corps is a very wiltter, Ifethman Jeff Sitko. applicants than they can place. diffknilt service to get into." QdiKtad nil in addition to hit Out of every five paa|>le who Although it is better to have a alrmdy pocketed ItS. Mima volunteer Ihttr aervioee, only one collefe degree, it it not necettary. Naai CaMaron, hatd of the will be tent into the fiekl. The Corpt will accept four to five ooowniffH 01 iM TMi fict ie partially because of lOmHnw§d on Ptm 16i

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IS I 54Evaryona notice an opportunity to live and usually slept on the street and even aodal.' 19 Blood vaaaai Our test- taking techniques and 21 Narrow. SSNagatlva educational programs have work side by side with the poor crouched down over a heating St. Francis Inn has a soup 57Piaoaafor PUZZLE helped kMMer the pressure and and alienated of Philadelphia. kitchen where volunteers com|>at vent on the road. wait on 23 Shon-dlatanea boost the scoring power and will 61 Spartiah for Surprisingly enough, there be The night he came to the shelter tables of people who have come traoMman oonldenoe ofover one million 27Articla "rtvar" many of you who will opt for the for food. This offers students. VUe even have he pretended to fall asleep in a bed. a natural 2eBanar 62 0aciara 3 Sink m mMdla compact latter choice. You may not come 4Fumiah classes so you can be ready fix When everyone else fell asleep, he opportunity for interaction and 29 8mallump 64 Waacua k TIN FOR ALL SEASONS IPubHcvahida: SCalon this fairs exams. back from Spring Break in Phi- caring^ as well as aervioe. 31 Paraht: coNoq. 65 Brawl: coNoq. got up and crouched down near One 6 Con|uncUon Now you can get a deep, dark, long-lasting tan in just 34 MaMan lovad by 66Coniaat So ifyou're gettirtf ill tMnkii^ ladelphia with a gorgeous tan, but the radiator. He slept in that may come in for food, but one 2 Swiaa canton 7ln addition 67 Barracuda 6aoala about the MCATor DAT. call six 30-minute sessions with our unique tanning program. we can promise that your heart position because it was the^nly always leaves feeling respected Kaplan. VMellgivc you all the 9Runaoround And you won't burn, peel or age your skin in will the process! be touched in a way that will way he could fall asleep. and loved for the predousness and 10 Warmth Inentalmedkrine you need. 11 Unlike conventional make you forever sensitized to the And alot of intensive care sunlamps, our Sontegra "skin- Laura Wolf, a student who sacredness that is each human 161 friendly" tanning beds emit only the safest tanning rays. cry of the poor. spent Spring Break with us last life, whether rich or poor. 201 22Notaofacala Spending Spring, Break in Phi- It is Relax in a cool, comfortable environment while tanning year, was "very touched by how a necessity for the poor to 23 Mix from ladelphia puts faces, experiences real the people are that eat at the depend solely on God. They do not 24 Malay canoa above and below simultaneously. 25 Sun god SMUT N. lUMM WKMIOMI OUnilllL and stories onto that anonymous weren't have the luxuries that we have soup kitchen. They just 26Hurraat 32 Part of church 6 Visits - $39 Once we spend time there, we can people with feelings, secure. Otften our possessions are but real 33 Antlarad animal no longer callously speak of them needs, problems, sorrows and also those things which are obstacles 36Rh^ialand 1528 Walnut St Co-Pay l\Aembership Plan as an obtrusive, lazy group that ' 36 Own joys." to us truly beingopen and trusting 11th Floor 1 Month - $29 saps money from our welfare 41 Color This attitude of love is also God. 43 In favor of Phlla, Pa. 19102 Joseph Flanagan will apeak Feb. 10 in tlie West Lounge, Dougherty 3 Month — $59 system. reflected in the 45 Suppoaing that (215)546-3317 Franciscan guide- Our materially poor can also 47 HaD on the subject of culta and deptogramming. They become friends who have Coronar: abt>r. $4 Per Session lines for the soup kitchen: "In our become attached to the charm of 49 Cognizant of needs and yet also have so much 50 Young salmon 1 329 W. Cheltenham Ave. Philadelphia, moved to San Fran- service we seek not simply to elusive HOURS By JOE McGOWAN wealth of material things. 51 Mixtura Melrose Park. Pa. 19126 of themselves to give. Once we dispense Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. cisco after a year of study at food, clothing and shel- But often material things can fill 52 Pro)acting tooth have sincerely opened our hearts (215)635-3116 On Feb. 10, Joseph Flanagan Villanova. There, in San Francis- ter; rather we seek to build rela- 56 Eggs Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. us for a time, but leave us emo- 56 Short slaap will deliver the talk "Cults on to their friendship, we can no tionships Sun. 1 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. co, he was brought into L. Ron with those we meet, and tionally poor. True meaning is 59 Haiti Campus," which will draw on his longer live and act and choose 60Daposit Hubbard's Church of Scientology. care for them in as personal and found in relatiooahips and lo^ong; three-and-a-haif year experience without feeling their needs tug at 63 Printar's ROSEMONT VILLAGE MALL Flanagan will pay particularly individual a way as is possible for it is hot bought and sokl in malls maasura in the Church of Scientology. our hearts. Once we hear the cries Rosemont, Pa. 19010 close attention to the Scientology us." or markets. 1M4UnltadF«alur«8ynd cult, since his threeand-a-half Donna Mastrangelo, a junior Mastrangelo continues: "It his message about cults on local them out. We can only try to make year stay in the cult permits him soddogy/religious studies mi^or. would be easy for me to ignore the Piuih Mswer oa p^e 17. television and radio talk shows, this world a place where, no one feels that, to speak with some authority on 'The whole experience whole problem because it seems as well as at local high schools. has to be hungry or desolately in the damage wrought by cults on general changed my outlook too overwhehniog. Sometimes I ^<—?. He feels that it is especially poor. toward 15thP69Ta both the recruits and their fam- the poor and gave me a wonder if one person can make necessary to educate teen-agers The most important pieces of RichARd ilies. Scientology was founded by better understanding for the any difference. & Company and young adults about cults information that we brought back reasons the late Hubbard, author of the behind their situations." "I may not be able to change since these two groups are the bestselling Dianetics and of with us from last year's Spring UNISEX HAIR STYLES pop- Living with the' Franciscans, an economic system, but my Itfe main taiget of cult recruiters. ular science fiction works such as Break — Inner City trip were the who serve the poor as a lifestyle can and does aiffect others. It has 773 E. LANCASTER AVE., stories that we hold in our hearts. VILLANOVA Flanagan, 32, was "depro- Ehttlefidd Earth. and commitment, is an inspiration to begin somewhere, and the brat are stories grammed" from Scientology in That the matter of cults is They about people that beyond measure. They as a group place is myself. 527-2080 we call poor, but who have made June 1979. He will explain what relevant to everyone is a point "do not wish to serve the poor, "I learned the poor were not so Flanagan often stresses for, our lives richer and fuller. VILLANOVA "deprogramming" actually is and as he but to be poor and to serve their different from myself. If I could STUDENT DISCOUNTS tells his One of our placements was at describe how cult leaders achieve always audiences, those brothers and sisters." Uve my life always respecting that APPOINTMENTS REQUESTED JUME 1987 St. Francis Inn in the Kensington and maintain authoritarian con- that believe themselves to be the Paul Klee, another Villanova fact, with a willingness to do what trol least susceptible to lure area of Philadelphia. There is a OpenMon. Wed. and over members. the of student, saw that, "Whereas I can, then I certainly will have ROSEMONT-VILLAMOVA Flanagan, cults are often the very ones that soup kitchen, a thrift shop and a a 19^ graduate of St. Spring Break was a one-time done something with my life," she thru Sat. Thurs. 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By JODY OLIVER Villanova's IFC and Panh^l ly exciting. I encourage attendance have won many awards in the from area schools such as Villan- This year Villanova University Northeast region, and this is why ova, St. Joe's and University of has been chosen as the host school they were chosen as the host Pehnsvlvafiia because anyone can of the Northeast Panhellenic and groups. Two of the top officers in attend the sessions without hav- ing to stay overnight at the hotel.*' fans the Northeast are from Villanova. Lennon pleases Interfraternity Conference in Posthumous Philadelphia. The Conference will Joe Zaller, a member of Sigma Phi There will be 150 speakers in feature many sessions including Epsilon, is the executive vice attendance. The two main points "A is for Apple, etc." concept but Virgins album jacket. By BOfffiBT DUGGAN topics such as alcohol abuse, president of the Eastern Pennsyl- that will be stressed are leadership misses completely. It is definitely alternatives to hazing, public vania area and Pat Farley is the development and idea exchange the weakest and least entertaining *The Ballad of John and Yoko," relations and many others. There executive director of the Northeast between the fraternities and sor- part of the book. the longer autobiographical piece, will be an emphasis on how Inter-Fraternity Conference. orities of the schools represented. touches on Lennon's relationship Villanova's Greek system will <<< with Yoko Ono, the breakup of the Greeks can lead the way without Farly commented about the Skywritmg Bf Word ofMouth 'Skywriting By Word of alcohol. upcoming conference: "This ye- be represented by at least 35 bfJohn Lennmr Mouth," the second literary sec- Beatles, his battles with U.S. immigration, his involvement in The Conference is being held ar's conference will be a landmark delegates at this year's conference. pubUshed by Haiper and Row tion, is a series of small episodes Feb. 2l-March 1 at the Adam's event because we are expecting Assistant Director of Student loosely tied together. Characters the peace movement and his Mark Hotel in Philadelphia. This the largest attendance ever." Activities, Gary Bonas, will be enter and disappear with few becoming a house husband to year is the 10th anniversary of the There will be over 100 schools presenting three leadership ses- logkral connections in a relentless raise his second son, Sean. conference. The past five years represented from as far south as sions during the three-day stream ol consciousness filled downplays the influ- the conference has been run in Virginia, as far west as Western program. "All in all, we had a fe# laughs with puns and biting jabs of Lennon had on him. connection with the Inter- Pennsylvania, and as far north as The cost for the whole confer- and a lot of drugs," writes John humor that Lennon refers to as ence that the Beatles avant-garde • will be if spend the As to "those famous ; Fraternity Council. The theme Southern Canada. ence $145 you Lennon in Skywriting By Word of a novel. Whether this choppiness th. .piriu o« night. It will be $90 if you attend «« newly revolutionary thinkers, Paul, this year is "We the People." One Farly also commented, "We &.2^JS?i"SS;;S°'^ Mouth, a posthumously published was intended or is the fault of It's Only Ringo," he of the main reasons this theme expect between 800 and 1,000 everything but do not stay over. coUectkNi of iilrawingt and writ- compilers is unclear. George, and "I bear them no ill will. was picked is that the conference undergrads in attendance. All of The prices for attending only ings by the late* Beatle. He prd- writes, retrospect, the Beatles were no is being held in historic Philadel- the national fraternities and certain sessions can be obtained oeods to provide some laughs and Lennon satirizes politics, reli- In part of life phia during the Constitutional sororities will be represented. The through your IFC or Panhel interesting insights in a style more an important my less than programs are going to be extreme- representative. that, despite its flaws, abounds than any other (and Rush is a with the kMMe, frenzied eneii^ some)." success that Lennon is remembered for m luniiwfettp the Later on, he even goes far his music and his drug-filled, Mew sorority toming By TOM VOGTLE 0Mli8S NWV M JMfV enough to say that "being a Beatle peace campaigning years. BY RICH nearly cost me my life." Lennon CREMIN is currently 110-chapters-strong Alpha Phi challenge will be re- Spring m Im^orbmtpmi of drug- Rush' is back and it is One chapter that took this During his career with the also denounces his early, and constantly growing. vered for many years to come, for as successful as ever*. All of the advice was Sigma Phi Epsilon Beatles, Lennon published John uiyKlbiluuiMyotker abusing lifestyle. "Self-abuse During the spring semester the Alpha Phi was founded in 1872 they will be building the founda- 15 fraternities and two sororities finished their LmnoH in His Oin Write and A would be a more apt expression," tion for who rush early last (mulhss Villanova Greek system will wit- at Syracuse University as a sup- many other undergradu- hare having of Hum somel." rush this semester, week. Jack Atchinson, rush chair- Spaniard In the Works, both he writes. ness the arrival of a new sorority. port group for women in a male- ate women in future years. while one more sorority is colon- for Phi Epsilon which received mudi praise and Not only will those seek man Sigma said The organization is Alpha Phi and dominated educational system. who izing here at of Ballad of John and Yoko" V.U. that this was one of their most were compared to the works 'The it is evident that their credentials Their founders sought after a involvement with Alpha Phi be of and Villanova and the Inter- successful spring rushes and James Joyce and Edward Lear. is the best part the book and past history are indicative of group based on friendship in affiliated with Villanova women, Fraternity should be read by anyone who Council's policy on dry went on to say that out of approx- Lennon wrote the material that the strong Greek system existing pursuit of academic and social but also with the three other local rush does gion, modem literature, literary considers himself not seem to be deterring imately 50 people at the rush Sib^'/i'ng contains from 1968 a John Lennon at Villanova. development, service to others Alpha Phi chapters at Lehigh, anyone from in 1980. criticism and almost every facet and/or Beatles fan. I can only rushing either. Gary meetings, 22 got bids. until his murder He Field representatives Kristi and encouragement for personal West Chester, and Delaware. Bonas, of middle class existence. The purchasing Skywrit- assistant director of Stu- Delta G^fnm^ and Alpha Omi- always intended to publish it, but recommend Hanson, an alumna from the growth. These ideals on which These chapters will assist in the dent "sexual explicitness" that the fan Activities, . to it. His death ing, however, for the diehard said there are cron Pi are the only two sororities never got around University of Idaho, and Karen they were founded are still prom- colonization of the Villanova three book jacket speaks of in this of the advantages to the dry rush having informal spring and tl^ theft of the material in who has a good knowledge Ohnemus inant today. chapter. rush this an alumna from the policy. First, the 1982 further delayed publication section often degenerates into Beatles and post-Beatles lives of decision to rush semester. Both chapters are- hop- University of Arizona, are excited Much work lies ahead for the There is great anticipation on a fraternity graphic grade-school humor that Lennon. Only someone who or sorority is a ma^r ing for large pledge classes, espe- until now. John about coming to Villanova. Alpha Phi field representatives in the part of the students in other They one that some may find offensive. can fill in the gaps can really should not be taken cially since there will be no formal claim that their quest to recruit Greek affiliations for Alpha Phi's book is the caliber of the women. lightly or interferred The comprised of four understand the tiny glimpses into with by rush for any sorority in the fall. students at Villanova, particularly Their plans for Villanova are arrival. We wish those from Alpha sections, two mainly literary alcohol use. Second, not having It is in the autobiographical his life that the autobiographical the quite appealing. Phi the best of luck Rush meetings end on Thursday women, are precisely who First, the women and we look the alcohol pieces and two mainly autobi<^ sections that Lennon displays his sections provide. around saves every for both sororities. they want. that become involved with Alpha forward to working with you. graphical. I use these terms be- chapter money. Third, the dry writing talents best. The "big- Phi will Congratulations to everyone Such knowledge is also helpiful A unique factor of Alpha Phi is at Villanova will be founding Informational meetings rush policy cause of his tendency to cross over mouthed" Beatle recounts the life encourages each chap- who gets bids and good luck in not only are they a powerful sisters and charter members just take place from Feb. 4-12, with an from one type to the other in the for the literary sections when one ter to get rush done more quickly. he led after the group's breakup pledging! figure out if the national sorority, but with five like those who founded their first invitations extended to all those middle of a section. and expresses his feelings on is trying to chapters in Canada, they are chapter at Syracuse 114 years ago. interested or even just curious babbling Dr. Fischy is a caricature Drawings by Lennon are scat- many other aspects of life. international as well. Alpha Phi Those women accepting the about Alpha Phi. of the Maharishi or Dr. Janov. If tered about the book. While some In the shorter of the two auto- you know who both these men are, may be considered offensive, most biographical sections, "Two Vir- I encourage you to purchase and are simply cartoonish pictures of 3*IUU ^A«UK ^TTW gins," Lennon strikes back at the enjoy probably the last works of Six years after John Lennon's death, ''Skywriting by Word of Mouth' Yoko and him. has been released. It reveals more about the ex-Beatle's character. AX4C bad press and resentment directed an incredibly fertile mind. If not, Jipr ''An Alphabet,'* the first literary at the Lennons in general, and I warn yu that yu might come piece, is an almost childish at- specifically in reaction to their away from Skywriting quite tempt at humor that aims at the nude appearance on the Two disappointed. Robert DeNiro successfully completes a 'mission Sigma Pi- With a new executive Delta Gamma- This week DG Zeta Psi- The Zetes are already Pi Kappa Phi- We are sending board, headed by the savvy Mark has been having informal rush, off to a great semester. We are just .a number of representatives to After committing fratricide, over the defense of it. Fr. Rodrigo, Berg with the skillful support of and everything seems to By JOE McGO be going coming off an outrageous T.G. Troy, N.Y., and the Rochester WAN Rodrigo (DeNiro) takes to a Jesuit the ex-mercenary and slave trader, Tim Loughlin, Sigma Pi is really well. This past weekend tho'e with Kappa Alpha Theta. Thanks Polytechnic Institute where our monastery both as a place of opts for military defense while Fr. looking forward to a successful was a pledge/sister retreat, which girls. We would like to thank all Area 1 Conclave will be held on sanctuary and of contemplation. Gabriel, a Christ-like young priest, semester. In addition, our dozen was a fun part of a successful those who participated in our the weekend of Feb. 6-8. "The There he languishes in a fit of leads a final service for the new pledges Misaion" and a busy activity pledge weekend. spring rush, remorse until and congratulate directed by Roland Joffe a young missionary Indians. schedule should keep the frater- rush chairman, Vin LaRocca, on Warner Gabriel Geremy Irons), is sent to The Portuguese overcome a nity busy. Delta Kappa Epsilon- We in- Brothers a very successful rush. are visit him. The young priest chal- futile defense put up by the itiated 19 new brothers last se- We looking forward to our T.G. lenges Rodrigo to face his crime Indians and massacre those at Alpha Omicron Pi- The past mester, and our new executive with KKG and roadtrip to and penance. Mass. The most chilling scene in two weeks have been exciting and board is anxiously looking forward Georgetown this weekend. The rest Winner of the Cannes Film Rodrigo accpmpanies the young the film is when Irons, cradling hectic for AOPi. Starting with a to the coming year. All of our of this semester looks great, thanks to iPB ffip-Aff ' Festival's Palme D'Or award, and charismatic priest to the the monstrance, is struck by the visit from our International Pres- brothers, along with our new the work of social chairman Doug "The Mission" has arrived in mission of San Carlos, which is bullets. The mission is then ident Peg Crawford, our calendar pledgemaster , are looking forward By TOM VOGTLE Siekiei^ki. America trailing international situated behind a seemingly im- reduced to ashes. has been filled with a variety of to yet another successful rush. acclaim. British director Roland passable waterfall in the midst of Robert Bolt recently received a activities. These include a visit Pi Kappa Alpha- We have just The Inter-Fraternity Basket- Delta Delta Delta- This week JdHe has experienced this once Guarani Indian territory. There Golden Globe award for the fromthe AOPi chapter at the given 17 bids to our new pledges. ball league shouki be starting and next we will be selling Val- before with 1985's Academy he takes upon himself the toil of screenplay of "The Mission" and University of Delaware, Inspira- We are looking forward to a great up within the next month. entine mugs filled with candy — Award-winning "The Killing the poor. There he also takes upon Ennio Morricone was similarly tion Night for our pledges, and semester and would like to extend Setting up this year's IFBL are personally delivered!! Sales will be Fields." Though "The Mission" is himself the habit of a Jesuit. The honored for the score. Director initiation! The sisters would like our wishes to everyone else for a Pete Murray ol Alpha Phi Delta in Dougherty and Connelly. All set nearly two and a half centuries great conflict of "Thfe Mission" Joffe deserves great praise for the to thank the Brothers of TKO and great semester. and Chris Kirchoff of Sigma support is appreciated. Congrat- before "The KilUng Fields," it is has yet to come — it will pit the overall effect and atmoshpere of PiKA for the two terrific parties! Phi Epeikm. Kirchoff said that ulation^ to all our new sisters!! Kappa Alpha Theta- as piercing an analysis of the ways of the meek against those "The Mission." Breathtaking We are there is still a kit of organizing Kappa Kappa Gamma- This Get psyched for the Valentine's very excited abuses of those who rule as Joffe's of the mighty. scenes are in the film about the new offkers to be done. Within the next few numerous past weekend Kappa elected new Formal. that were recently cinematographic version of Sidney By the Treaty of Madrid, Spain — such as that of a Christian elected. They weeks, the two wiU he calling officers. Next week is Inspiration are sure to Schanbeig's The and Death is transferring authority over martyr being sent over the water- do a super job!! The members of Villanova fraterni- Ufe Week and we are really excited Sigma Phi Epsilon- The Broth- Founders various South American colonial fall and that of Indian children Day Luncheon was hdd ties to create roaters, setting up ofDitk Pran. about it. The pledges will be ers of Sigma Phi Epsilon are on territory to the Portuguese, who singing Latin in the heart Jan. 31 at the Philadelphia the dates for funes and finding "The Mission" begins to unfold hymns initiated on Feb. 14. looking ahead to a great semester. Country bear little tolerance toward the of the jungle. Club, and it was a very a place for thegnnes to be held. in 1730 as Jesuit missionaries We have many events planned to exciting strongly independent Jesuits. No Irons is J^tar of meeting for all of the It is most likely that struggle to maintain their mis- tl|(e

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. includes Airlfea/ that we are in fact college students complexity of gettUig your car falls on a Friday or Monday. the afternoon hours. for intruders is possible. object with these two and the striving for a better future. out from being trapped in In this instance, the weekend It really is a' fun time having A6e,fi^Mllf!fA€»wdAirJigscui, other four combat events is to win weie orifljnaly on that you can Okay, so you are probably what seems to be, the target begins 6 hours earlier on a snow. It can either bring out the Att thr^ gboes Still, the only way as many roses and shields from in stores, but are diversity wondering what we are talking pile of snow ever recorded in Friday at a local bar or room child in all of us, the responsibility their oinrn out truly feel the power and your opponent as possible by to more value I is to test play about. Let us just say' that every history. If you are so lucky or it ends 24 hours later at in all of us, or th^ party animal now together c^ve behind Starfleet aiming well against the other The Tower Theater the software buyer's dollar. it in a store and take it home. The person uses snow days in different as to live on campus and eat a local bar or party in a room. in all of us. The latter of which to knight. 69th Street for the subtitle The War ways and we want to share other in the Pit, it is a well-known Anyone within walking dis- is what usually happens. reason Upper Darby, Pa. Hellcat Ace is an aerial combat as well. With Archery and Crossbow people's activities with all Villan- fact that on a snow day tance of the bars on the Main I guess what we are trying to Begins is a blessing the viewscreen Feb. 26-27 - The Kinks gune seen tlirough I is the first of a series Shooting, the goal is to score as Starfleet Feb. 28 — Stryper of a fighter pik>t^s plane in WWH. and additions to many direct hits on the target as of modifications March 6 — Paul Young Most control of the plane is done higher than your 'Clockwise ' takes the time to audience lau&i the Starfleet I library. So you possible, scoring make for thrust joystick, except with a better run out and get it now opponent. This is sometimes changes. The object is to shoot difficult and practice is needed to errors with you in the starring before the KreUans and Zaldrons you are caught it seems as if you thinks she is having an affair with The English countryside is abso- planes Qapanese) By down the enemy destroy the universe and you. succeed in this event. The last role. could die from embarrassment. her headmaster, Stimpson's wife lutely breathtaking. Stimpson's The Spectrum KATHLEEN CUNNINGHAM in a certain amount of time. There event on the first disk side is thinks the same. The police think adventure takes us to the valley Broad Pattison Sts. are 14 scenarios, from Pearl Quarterstaff Bushing. This battle & Another comedy of errors is When Stimpson finds out that Stimpson is a criminal and Stimp- west of Birmingham, as well as complet- Philadelphia, Pa. "Clockwise," starringjohn Cleese Harbor to IwoJima. After MOONMIST • • • • • INFO- takes place on a log over a stream he is to be recognized as the new son is totally oblivious. Shropshire coun- 29-31 — Grateful Dead Yorkshire and ing a mission, advancement to the AP, AT, IBM, ST, try to knock March The of Monty Python fame. It is the COM C64/128, where knights must chairman of the renown Head- "Clockwise" is an adventure/ tries. he meets up Jovi/Cinderella Along the way scenario is automatic. When AMIGA, MAC April 2 & 4 — Bon story of a man whose routine is next each other into the water, a masters Conference in Norwich, comedy that kept me wondering with various oddbadl characters: the player trashes or finishes the competition taken from Rolsin "Clockwise" suddenly and chaotically turned he is ecstatic: His ultimate dream what would happen next. The a monastery filled with amazed given. askew on the most important day scenarios, a rating is Hood and actual medieval history. is finally happening. The night- journey through the English coun- monks, a man on a tractor, a Many people find interactive of his life. Cleese plays Stimpson, mare begins when Stimpson tryside is frantic bordering on swinging single bachelor in a MiG Alley Ace is similar to text adventures bothersome. They The second disk side contains: the headmaster of an ordinary misses his train to Norwich be- insane. Porsche and an old girlfriend. Hellcat Ace, with the foUov^ng say that it is not fun just to type Crossbow Shooting, Sword Fight- state comprehensive school in cause he gets on the wrong train, differences: the war is the Korean in words and get words back. ing 2, Ball and Chain Flailing and Britain. only to find it is the right train, "Clockwise" is hilariously fun- I don't want to ruin the movie War, there are dials instead of Without pictures, they cannot be Pikestaff Contests. Crossbow only to find that it is ny. It is a good example of con- it, Have you ever too late. for anyone interested in seeing digital readout, there are only five satisfied vrith a game. All that Shooting requires taking aim at woken up, think- Stimpson is a disciplined, mil- Almost desperate, Stimpson runs temporary British theatre and is well- ing that you will be starting a so I will say no more. It scenarios, in each scenario you these critics show is that they targets hanging on trees. Sword itaristic man who is always pre- Art around like a madman in order to therefore contains a different worth seeing. It will keep you brand new day only to have it turn must destroy a squadron of planes have no imagination. Text adven- Fighting 2 is a rehash of the first pared and always on time for find another mode . of approach to comedy than dryer rolling while providing good clean and a split screen is present. Still, are limitless in the com- in a different loca- into a nightmare? The shower is everything. scene — tures sword combat The opening transportation. American humor, typified by a cold, the entertainment for all ages. the game play and action is like mands you ca;i give and the tion. Ball and Chain Flailing needs coffee pot burns, the car with Stimpson at the helm of the Neil Simon production. The Brit- is stuck in a snowbank, you have Hellcat. options that you face as a player. no explanation, except that it was entire school of adolescents in Enter Sharon Maiden, who Nexus ish use sterotypical characters "Clockwise" ticks along with put out Moon- in real life. a pop quiz, your stockings run general Infocom recently a gruesome event foundation for today's art assembly brings back plays Laura, the precocious, ob- and obvious humor bordering on fine precision while providing Air Rescue is a completely before an interview. Then you mist for the text adventure freaks Finally, Pikestaff Contests rounds go memories of my Catholic school other two. 2017 Chancellor St. noxious teenage student who runs the stupid. beautiful scenery. To top it all off, different game from the out to the parking lot to find your and, as usual, the game was worth off the packed disk with the two Philadelphia, Pa. days. When another student is literally into Stimpson with her You must guide a helicopter "Clockwise" provides an impor- the last game was with long wooden car towed and your I.D. missing. getting the wait since knights fighting 215-567-3481 caught for giggling, it father's car. The story gets funn- For those interested in seeing tant message about the impor- through caverns to save trapped produced. staffs that have metal spikes on Holography Show Your life has become a comedy of seems hilarious; however, England, this movie is The when ier and funnier. Laura's mother perfect. tance of tinje and routine. See it. archeologists, while avoiding the end. a group exhibition of holographic art enemy helicopters and missile Afocmmis/ takes place in a gothic Feb. 3-28 l»ses. You can shoot missiles and English castle and the language What makes Knight Games so drop bombs. I found this game the of the game reflects the atmos- good is the graphics and music in most nerve-wraddng of the three, phere. You, the player, are a combination with the already ,ii with the final conquest most famous American detective with excellent contests. The animation rewarding. Still, the whole Top a frkend named Tamara Lynd in of the characters is so realistic Hey y.U.! Gunner Collectian is well worth England. Tamara contacts you that you cannot believe that you the money that you plan to pay because of the appearance of a are playing on a Commodore. The for a single game. ghost caUed the "White Udy" in music is rock-oriented with a her home, Tresyllian Castle. She medieval touch. Together, these ,:*( <.v-: *jr- uiges you to rush over to help her qualities only tend to bring Knight Comedy STARFLEET L- THE WAR BE- Games into the realm of the GINS • • • n/2 ELECTRON- and you do her bidding. Unfortu- IC ARTS C64/128, AT» AP, IBM, nately, you learn that there is a classics. A round of applause is ST,ABaGA.BfAC treasure hidden within the haunt- well deserved for Mastertronic for Don't Forget Your ed castle and your sleuthing mind this masterpiece. Comedy Works determines that the "White Udy" 126 Chestnut St. must be a fake. Or is it? All Philadelphia, Pa. Anyone who has ever played the GFL CHAMPIONSHIP FOOT- Star Trek with Tamara can think about is the 215-W-A-C-K-Y-9-7 ancient games the BALL • • • • ACTIVISION, ghost and neglects the search for Feb. 6-7 — Frankie Pace Valentine grid map that has different sym- INC. C64/128, AP, IBM, ST, the treasure. Feb. 13-14 —Jeff Cesario & Kathy Ladman bols on it for different ships, stars AMIGA and planets knows how it feels to You must solve the mystery finally finish a game and be able before it is too late. To make the to sit back and let your mind game more interesting, Infocom Football games of old have of return from outer space. It is has made the outcome variable. At always been boring side views extremely difficult to remember the beginning of the game, the tiny players passing and carrying all of the commands and options Tresyllian butler asks you for a football that is nothing more line. With the release Send ^Special at your disposal, making the job your favorite color. Depending on than a dot or of Starship Captain a doubtful what color you pick, there are four of GFL Championship Football, one. Still, playing the game is different solutions to the mystery the theory behind and design of Theater exciting. and places for the treasure. Also, football video games will enter a to new era. GFL Football is the Message in Next Electronic the characters act differently A new release from men. culmination of everything that is Arts may prove to be the best women and football, all on one disk. Annenberg Center chal- space stratoy/adventure Still, in the end, you will tind 3680 Walnut St. instruction into three lenge ever. With an the answer to the mystery and The game is divided Philadelphia, Pa. Week^s Villanovan must manual 100 pages k>ng, StarfUet discover the secret of the "White main parts. First, the player 215-898-6706 that has members. / is an impressive game Lady" in this excellent text adven- choose a team and The Late Great Ladies of Blues andJazz storm. that can be tali^ the industry by ture that even comes with a There are 28 teams Feb. 3-8 • with many athletes on The game numics the ok! Star Moonmist iron-on k)go and Lr- chosen, can Uke as long as the Trek in its playing grid and with gendaryGkaske/Cormmli, them. This and is important. the use of quadrants, sectors, player wants player must start the torpedoes and phaaors, but the Next, the Annenberg Center Studio Theatre • • • • • choose a play. Then the aaniilaritiea stop there. The player KNIGHT GAMES game and 3680 Walnut St. 064/128 begins. After the kva oo to the game system by IfASTBRTBONIC real action Philadelphia, Pa. chosen play is executed, the player giving paaawotd, last name, etc Hedgerow Theatre presents Unholy Trinity the viewpoint of a team oa the firat ptay. Only certain takea Feb. 5-7. Feb. 12-14 On the froDt OQfver of this latest member on the 5ekL ' iipoi! fyfwning for information caA 215-565-4211 hit from Maategtronic afe the . A kgaf aU p^er aooomp- idea is what makes words: '^Rirtatf ene of the best Thkonmiml ia kept on the disk. Tlie GFL rniSutI UP wood. 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Fibfyaiyt,m7mifyt,ftT TtirVoice of V.U. enters a new broadcasting era • 7V4% Financing* against long variHy of morttuie Bettefi We Kavc a hem $74,990 plam aviliible. HMrthif ak TWi < Three $10X999 I teO you have mission (FCC), one must endure in year adIinUMe, or • 9Vk% liMd By UNI M. MULLEN the 40th annivereary of Villano- whert you what So, conclusion, times are Lauren occasionally rate lor 30 year». va's radk) atatkm. been waiting tor ... the FM status. many trials and tribulations. changing. If you live in one of the have both been wooed and bedded acts like a "You've Coma A Long Way on campus Okay, well, it kx>k8 good. I do not First, an engineering study By ELANA STARR by the same hunk (Peter Coyote), ditz, and when the prima donna • Most of the dorms dorms with a transmitter, you can Paid Settlement Costs The Best Value Baby!'* I^ofw there*! an advertising Trans- want to depress you, but I must must be done. Sound simple? they have a hair-pulling catfight. lets down her hair, the results are We wMI pay your doai cort» have transmitters in them. hear WKVU. If you do not, then m slogan that aays a lot, yet gets (except prtipakl Mcirn). Save up to on the Main Line It will be a while Think again. An engineer must •'Outrageous Fortune" is a However, the two quickly set hilariously funny. mitters are needed because at the be realistk. plan to visit someone you know or more. , right Everyone has $6,000 . ^ to the point. University has design what kind of antenna wilt comedy caper that provides us aside their rivalry and team up to Sandy, too, does not differ present time, WKVU is an AM before Villanova who lives there. WKVU. the Voice seen this Vtfginia Slima Cigarette • least used the signal will refreshing twist on the substantially from Midler's 10% Down Payment carrier current station. Translat- an FM radio station, at a be and where of Villanova, is Keeping Villanova with a discover their libertine lover's roles motto before. In fact, you have Move in for a» little at $4^90. this is go. plans submitted met male bonding movies so prevalent he myste- either in "Down and in ed, that means here at the station year. Now stop your tears, The we University alive. Turn us on and whereabouts when Out from probably it more than a aeen satisfaction. now, lieu Beverly Hills" • Ownership we send out a signal. This signal a good sign believe it or not. with So we in at 640 on your dial. during the 70s. In of buddies riously disappears. Their search and "Ruthless Home that tune us AM hundred timea. Aasuming the moder- to Redford in cross- (Continued Tax Benefits travels through the phone wires Dr. Richaid Welch, have work out an arrangement Be sure to look for the WKVU such as Newman and leads to a death-defying, on page 25) this think about \bur Radnor Houae home qyalMe* is the situation, has been taking with Cabrini College. Why? Well, "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance country chase with the requisite to the transmitters in Alumni, ator of WKVU, Listening Guide that will be for all the n» benefits of home hov many times you have really Austin. Corr, Delurey, Fedigan, care of this very involved process. Cabrini applied for an FM Jicense Kid," we get adventuresome her- KBG and CIA buffoons in hot ovvnenhip. So why pay rent? Daily 11 M 6 IM. WkL 'til a PM published soon. You will know thought about it. This slogan is Sal. and Stm. 10 to« PM an outstanding job. at the same frequency and they oines portrayed by Bette Midler pursuit. Good Counsel, ODwyer, Sheehan, He has done who is on at what time and when AHENTION • 10)0E.Lanca»l«rAMr. • SwMe«16 usually always accompanied with 50% Sold During Preview and Sullivan. obtain clearance from the too have cleared the engineering and Shelley Long. The results are The plot line is admittedly ho- RAI>IOR RoMtnoni fUdnor Tw|», VA SUnford, St. Mary's To the kind of music you want to hear loin the 1M famiHet that purchased H 1) L) S I humorous scenes depicting a Communications Com- study. thoroughly enjoyable. adventure's enter- during our previe%v opening. (21$) AM, AM, AM ... here is the part Federal is on. hum, but the Woman in the 19th century at- female Mutt and Jeff are springs from The tainment quotient cuss tempting to smoke a cigarette. from the moment script at loggerheads Leslie Dixon's sparkling OF 1987. lUive you ever stopped to think they meet at a drama school and the inspired pairing of Long tf you have an about the many changies that have audition. Long's character, Laur- and Midler. The two stars move Cyclops eyes bestseller list overall 'B' taken place since then? I mean en Ames, is a dedicated would-be deftly between stereotypical fe- overage, you changes other than human rights thespian who views acting as a male banter about clothes and may qualify for and smoking. If the changes in the edge and deals more in interna- Cyclops sank in a storm in what lofty craft. She can wield an ip^ hairdos and improvisational role, By GREG BECKER early commis- last 87 years are too much to think tional intrigue than his creator, is now called the Bermuda Trian- with considerable aplomb and playing to escape their pursuers. sioning OS on Air about, then shorten the time span. but there are many similarities gle, concealing the onboard execute Baryshnikov-like leaps in antagonists deride the The male Just examine, say, the last 40 between the author and his char- murder of a government official I .* Force nurse. movement class, but her main women as bimbos, but the duo There's no need years. acter. Both men enjoy a love for and a treasure of unknown aspiration is to be the greatest prove to be clever sleuths and to wait for your Technology has advanced in a classic cars and own many of the proportions. Hamlet the stage has ever seen. consistently outwit the men. State Board geometric progression. Forty ye- Cyclops same makes. Both are also con- The story takes place two years (The film's title is taken from Initially at each other's throats, results. Ask for ars ago people derived their enter- by Clive Cussler nected to the National Underwater into our future, Oct. 10, 1989, Hamlet's soliloquy.) Lauren and Sandy become fast details on our tainment from the radio, not the published by Pocket Books Marine Agency (NUMA). Fiction- allowing Cussler to take some Midler's character Sandy Broz- friends, a bond that is stronger special intern- television. Homes across America ally, NUMA is a government technological liberties without the inski, on the other hand, has than any romantic relationship ship program. were turned in to their favorite agency; actually, it is a private high-tech laboratories that pro- never even read the Dane's tragic either has ever experienced. Coll radio programs. Radio itself has non-profit organization owned by vide 007 with his gadgets. story in comic book form. Sandy The roles are not much of a also change^. At one time not too none other than Cussler. Raymond Le Baron is a noted sees acting as another of life's stretch for the two co-stars. SSgt John S. Hoteomb* long ago, AM (amplitude modula- Cussler, through his organiza- financial publisher and adventur- <215)649-2514 CoteCt interesting experiences and a way Lauren is every bit as waspy and tion) was more popular than FM If you thinkJames Bond and the tion, has participated in hunts for er who is determined to find the to make some quick bucks with genteel as Diane Chambers, (frequency modulation). This is British Secret Service have a shipwrecks and treasure, which Cyclops and her treasure. 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He has great allegiance to relatives change, and everyone does some By MARYJO YANNACONE deposits and running to the gener* life. in Poland, maintains that no growing in the process, as does al store for four slices of swiss and up family film cheese. "Brighton Beach" has On Eugene's side of the family, matter what, there is always room the as a whole. The is for family. ends without startling revelations them all, and it is just these there big brother Stan. He has graduated from high school and or deep messags concerning post- Memoirs otherwise routine aspects of daily Finally there is Eugene's moth- aniot "Brighton Beach Depression life, or even everyday villaiiova gone to work in a hat life that contribute to the film's store to help directed by Gene Saks er, the peacemaker and protec- support the family, which in- life; but then that is not its success. tress of the household. She takes cludes putting Eugene through intention. "Brighton Beach Me- upon herself the responsibilities Though the story line does not school. Stan is intelligent moirs" seeks only to amuse its and of the entire family; she keeps carry an earth-shattering mes- hard-working, but bound in audience through the witty and his Blanche company, Nora content, sage, and the dialogue does not obligations to family. hopelesly colored perceptions of Several df the pMt few months' Alice calm, Stan sane, Eugene in leave the audienc hanging on family life of one almost-an-adult film releases have originated on line and Pop fed. She comes last, every word, "Brighton Beach" Then there is Pop, the leader- boy named Eugene. It is an affair rsooie have made the if at all, and never seems to JOEFLAMAaAN the stage; does succeed in stirring the emo- and last word of the household,, of the heart — providing warm, transition much difficulty, complain. Ex-Cult ItombMr with tions enough to make us laugh at who works two jobs and stresses witty and wonderfully entertain- while others have weathered it the peculiarities of everyday life. high principles and clean living.^ Each member goes through a ing viewing. success. ''Brighton wt4ii great The character Eugene, a second Beach Memoirs," adai»ted from son in aJewish household, humor- well-received stage play of the the ously brings these oddities to the WATCH US IN THE YEAR AHEADf same name, is one sudi success. viewer's attention through his fortune' story of a family of the IftSOs, The narration of the film. When Eu- narrated by their no-longer-an- (Continued from page 22) gene's mother tells him to go to adolescent but not-quite-anadult People," or her bawdy stage The Lectures Committee Presents the store to buy butter, just after son Eugene, "Brighton Beach" is persona. Fans of the Divine Miss his return from there to buy a wonderfully warm and witty M. can be assured that as Sandy, "LIFE IN A cheese, he turns to the audience .* CULT" ( recount e Show beautifully to name appears pm on Feb. are not brilliantly and Mama, known Eugene as Whomever's WM 7:30 18, t987 m at are, but Saks' first, this reviewer found the % certainly Aunt Blanche, is a widow, with Feb. 18 ^•^ done; they ,ttt»* g^ius comes in knowing just what a poor spirit and no spine. This comedy to be a joint effort. Each \f» is needed, and how much makes is not to say that she is physically actress shines and plays off the A«^' .^uf^V^^ Terrace 0« taf»^ period music, car- other, but neither steals the It work: time injured, but that she cannot find Belle Air \t i »V^«' 0^^^^* nivals, three-cent milk bottle it in herself to take control of her limelight. .NVf^^'*! • The Gap On^Ao<» ^eo . Benneton .»«•'"' 6A6 ACA Joe C»« **\,v.

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ByJOHNG.RICCO cuse had several chances to tie the much of the first half and even game in the final seconds but led 25-24 with eight minutes left Atliietic Faciiities The women's basketball team could not score, and Villanova in the first half. It was then, continued its dominance over its held on for a 5S-56 win. however, that Coach Harry Per- Earn extra money opponents last week with two Big Pennefather finished the game retta switched to an aggressive During the spring semester, For information regarding valid I.D. card upon entering own lock. Locks left on over- activity can present the risk of East wins and a non-conference with an impressive 30 points and trapping defense, and by halftime, during evenings when the weather is at its athletic facility availability or while using any of the night will be removed. (Thieves injury to the participants. victory over Monmouth College. nine rebounds, while junior Lisa Villanova was able to build up a worst, indoor recreational and schedules, please call the facilities. have been known to work in Villanova University will not The three victories raised the Angelotti had six points, five nine-point advantage. The Wild- space is at a premium. The athletic facility information All individuals are expected and around the athletic be responsible for injuries that team's overall record to 18-2 (10- rebounds and six assists. Sopho- cats maintained a comfortable and weeicends athletic department encour- desk at 6454090. This desk is to behave ip a mannerly and facilities.) occur as a result of physical in the Big East) and helped them more center Carole Oaten also lead throughout the second half ages all Villanova students, located in the main lobby of the courteous way while using the Any articles of clothing or activity or participation in ati tighten their grip on first place in enjoyed a fine game, scoring six and went on to win, 68-56. QVC, America s quality cable faculty members, and staff athletic department and is athletic facilities. Anybne not other valuables found in the athletic event while using the the conferenct. points and pulling down six Pennefather scored a season- shooping channel, offers delightful opportunities for intelligent, articulate men members to use the five athletic staffed everyday from 8:30 a.m. abiding by the rules and reg- facilities will be turned over to athletic facilities. The Univer- On Jan. 28, the Syracuse Oran- boards. high 31 points, collected 10 re- and women to take phone orders in comforUble and interesting facilities that are available. until 10 p.m. ulations of the the athletic facility information sity strongly urges you not to gewomen invaded Wildcat Coun- Villanova 76, Georgetown 49 bounds and blocked three shots, Athletic Depart- surroundings during evenings and weekends. The hours are Please check the facility sche- The athletic facilities are ment or the University will desk. participate if you are not co- try for the Big Eaist rivals' first Last Saturday Villanova tra- while Angelotti pumped in 14 nexible, since we operate around the clock, 7 days a week. dules regularly for schedule open to all Villanova matchup this season. Syracuse veled down to Georgetown to face points and had 12 boards. students, have their use privileges Only athletic footwear with vered by medical insurance or You will be working in the comfort of QVC's beautiful new television updates and availability. Be faculty and staff. The facilities revoked. non-marking soles should be if you have a pre-existing came into the game with a 6-2 the Hoyas for the second time this Indeed, after last week's perfor- studios in West Chester, watching the live broadc^ of QVC's popular new reminded of each individual's are not open to the general Lockers are available on a worn in the athletic facilities. condition that could be aggra- conference record, tied for second season. In the previous matchup mances it is evident that Coach home shopping program. You will receive calls from viewers from responsibility to entire public. in the with Providence. between the two clubs, the Wild- Perretta has his playing its all over the country keep the Be prepared to show a daily basis only. Bring your Be aware that any athletic vated by physical activity. Big East squad and all you have to do is accurately record their orders for campus clean and safe. The Orangewomen, led by for- cats won in a route, 77-52, and the best basketball of the season. The quftlity merchandise from Sears and leading manufacturers. wards Danene Hopson and Vera outcome this time was not much team seems to have begun to peak We will show you how to enter the orders on a computer different. Villanova's just the terminal, Jones, gave Villanova all they poor shoot- at right time, as the but no previous computer experience is required. Typing could handle in the first half, ing in the first half (41 percent) regular season is winding down ability is a plus, accuracy is essential, and you must have a very good phone matching the Wildcats basket for enabled the Hoyas to stay close, and tournament time draws near, manner. You will not be doing any selling, just polite customer servicing basket. Neither team was able to and at halftime the teams were near. Full time positions are also available This is open up more than a six-point lead tied 24-24. On offense Villanova is playing one of the most exciting and fastest-growing enterprises in the Philadelphia unselfish ball, using quick crisp and at halftime the score was The Wildcats more than made area, so don't hesitate to apply if you qualify. Athletic to find the player. Facilities deadlocked at 30-30. up for their sub-par first half, passes open The Phone 640-2943 to apply. Athletic In the second half, senior Shelly though, by outscoring the Hoyas willingness of each player to give Freeplay and Pennefather was on fire, ripping 52-25 in the second half. The team up a shot for a better one is best Syracuse's zone defense for 20 shot an incredible 73 percent from exemplified by the Wildcats' Big Indoor QVC Network, Inc. Facilities points. The Orangewomen re- the field in the last 20 minutes East leading shooting percentage. Goshen Corporate Park Open Use Schedule fused to back down, however, and en route to a 7649 win. "Our biggest strength is our West Chester, PA 19380 the seesaw battle continued. With Pennefather, Angelotti, and shooting," said Perretta, "We An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 38 seconds remaining, Pennefath- guards Lynn Tighe and Karen make good passes, which leads to er buried a jumper to give the Hargadon all scored in double good shots, which leads to good Wildcats a two-point lead. Syra- figures as Villanova remained shooting. It is all linked together." (Svhject to change. Please check the Information Desk.) unbeaten in the Big East. If the Cats can continue the Villanova 68, Monmouth 56 caliber of play they have displayed QMC duPont Pavilion '^^NETWORK * duPont Pavilion includes basket- Professor Last Monday night the Mon- in the past few weeks, they should mouth Lady Hawkes became the be a force both in the Big East Quality Value Convenience ball courts and tennis courts. 12th straight team to bow down Tournament at the end of the swimming pool discovers to the mighty Wildcats. month and in the NCAA Tourna- Monmouth stayed close for ment in early March. running track perfect tennis court basketball courts bve potion For ATRA schedule, ATRA please call AlOl 645-4129. . -^ After 23 years of aerobics research, br. Rufus Ereshman Orientation T. Valentine, noted Nothing could have prepared me ronnanceok>gist, has for the first few moments with my (Monday through Friday discovered the perfect nx)mmate."Anique''-nothing more, 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.) ksvepotkxi. just 'Anique"— her Dr. Valentine, was name. Change Aerobics are held M' S^ Monday through *TheFTD*^Sweet- the 'A" t9 a TI" and you've got a Friday at 4 p.m. and 5 p .m. heart™ Bouquet b a description. perfect cornbinatk>n of When they asked what type of Nevin Field House fk>wers and a heart- roommate I wanted, I didn't know that shaped potpourri in a I needed to be more specific than non- ceramk: powder jar. smoker. I could swear I saw a picture !i Lab studies have ofAnique on a postcard I got from it to shown have a London. Within five minutes, I found basketball courts powerful, romantic Generally, all athletic buildings are out that she was an Art History stu- effect on both sender Butler Annex dent, into the PsychedeHc Furs, and 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. and recipient open from (totally, totally against the domesti- volleyball courts "However: Dr. Valen- cation of animals. tine warns, "the effect I was just about ready to put in seems to peak around for a room transfer when she February 14. And you must make sure to go reached into her leather to an FTD FbrisL backpack, pulled out a * * We rely on student lifeguards to Otherwiser he added, can of Suisse Mocha and Alumni Gym *y>u may find yourself offered me a cup. Okay, I staff the pools. Please understand spending Valentine's decided I'd keep an open mind. Day akxie in a most we sipped our cups, I that if a lifeguard calls in sick, we As unromantk place-the found out that Anique and I share basketball court are forced to close the pool until a library: the same fondness for Gary Grant | substitute can be found. movies, the same disdain for wine coolers, and the same ex-boyfriend. That gave us plenty to talfc about. A*J#l*l SL Mary *8 Hall

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Also, Sean Curran, By HERB MONTY man Bob Ward led the way with Senior Debbie Grant set a new Procacdo, Grant, Michelle DiMu- Procaccio won their race in who played strongly against Scran- The Villanova Ice Hockey team four goals and four assists, while * Villanova indoor record in the 800- ro and Celeste Halliday placed 8:46.71, a new meet and fieldhouae ton, was named ECAC North/ The women's swim team con- split two games last week; losing Delfini and sophomore Sean Cur- * meter run last weekend at the fourth at the Millrose Games. record, as well as an NCAA and South defenseman for the week cluded their dual meet season this 7-3 to St. John's and pummelling ran added three goals each. Goalie Millrose Games held at Madison At the Huron Open held at ECAC Championship qualifying ending Feb. 2. past week with two wins and a Scranton 15-0. Mitch Doren had 26 saves en route Square Garden, breaking the Eastern Michigan University, the time. loss. Against Bucknell, the *Cats Against St. John's, junior John to the 'Cats second shutout of the Villanova 's record stands at 6- three-year-old record of 2:06.61 Wildcats raised the number of were paced to a 153-111 victory Delfini scored two goals, while season. 15. They will play games at St. held by Patty Bradley, recording ECAC Championship qualifiers to The team will once again take by impressive wins from fresh- Kevin Stadtler added the third. The win against Scranton Michael's on Saturday and a 2:06.02. 15 entries in individual events and their talents on the road when they travel to the University of man Laurel Foumier in the 1,000- Against Scranton, the 'Cats raised the 'Cats ECAC South Sunday. Grant was the first collegian to four relay teams; as well as six Florida in Gainesville, Fla., for the , 200- and 50-yard freestyle, and cross the finish line, behind individual and two relay teams for Ftorida Classic. freshman Danielle Nfackey in the winner Clark, runner-up the NCAA Championships. The Joetta 200-IM and 100-yard breaststroke. tlie Viiianova-Syracuse Delisa Walton-Floyd and Diana team also set four meet records. Free Ticket Drawing for Game Other wins for the Wildcats came Wildcats won every event Richburg. Coach Marty Stern The from sophomore Mindy Warm- Because we want to thank you for your continuing support of the Value praised Grant for her effort. in which they were entered. Grant bflind in the butterflies and sopho- (FN* Photo) program, the Career Development Center and Alumni Office are raffling "Debbie is to be commended for won the 800-meter rua in 2:07.68, more Mary Mayfield in the Swim Coach Chris *McKee her great 800-meter run. She a meet and fieldhouse record. Feb. 1 Villanova-Syracuse game! sprints. Cathy Smith added an off free tickets to the 6 showed the class and concentra- Freshman Ruth Lockbaum fin- outstanding swim in the 200-yard tion that great athletes often do," ished the 800-meter race in fourth All students who have completed their profile sheet and have scheduled butterfly. continued Stern. "The school place with a time of 2:16.79. On Jan. 29, the Wildcats tra- a visit with an alumnus/a are eligible. Winners will receive a complimentary record in the 800-meter event at Sophomore Halliday set a meet veled to LaSalle for a tri~meet dinner with their alum prior to the game. Following dinner you'll watch the Villanova is always held by one record in the 1,000-yard run, This week's Saco East Athlete of the Week is Sean with LaSalle and the University refcm*da Wildcats battle the Orangemen of Syracuse! which she won in 2:32.83, qual- Curran. Curran is defenseman for this year's d Pennsylvania. Foumier added TlMMidalia^rtOalyAllanMifi* w ifying her for the NCAA Cham- Villanova ice hockey team. three more wins in the 1,000-^500- Labels If you have any questions, contact Judy Madsen in the Career Development pionships. The next Wildcat and 50-yard freestyle. Mayfield • Imports & Independent across the finish line was senior • Hard to find Tapes, Videos & Center. Thi» week Curran scored three goals and Mackey also added outstand- and added Discs Cassy Bradley, who was fourth in ing performances to lead the four assists. His three goals came against St. John's • Imported Magazines & Books involved! 2:40.63. WUdcats over USalle, 88-52. Not It's not too late to get on Wildcat home ice. • Repo Buys Used Records The invitational 1,500-meter in full force, the 'Cats unfortu- A«tt.,WqfM,PA run was won by sophomore Vicki nately fell short of beating Penn, 139 PtaMylvMto Curran's tributes for the week extend beyond the Value = ViUanova Alumni Lending Undergraduates Experience Huber in a new meet and field- 79-61, ending their 11-straight Villanova campus as he was named the ECAC North- winning streak. 25441722 house record time of 4:22.20, an South Defenseman of the Week. NCAA qualifying time. Senior The Wildcats now have two and 1 to April Lauren Searby finished in 4:29.47, a half weeks of high quality March 4, 1987 The 6-foot, 1-inch, 215-pound sophomore hails which was fifth place and an training in preparation for the Big from Chelmsford, Mass. Curran is liberal ECAC qualifying time. Sophomore a arts major East Championship, which will be who also plays for the Wildcat football Kathy Franey won the Collie team. held Feb. 18-21 at the University 1,500-meter run in 4:35.56. Sopho- of Pittsburgh. more runner-up M^ Moisen fin- This season Curran started and spent half of the ished in 4:38.55. season as a forward before moving to defenseman. fflRMUm Stern was once again given On the year, Curran has four goals and 14 assists. reason to be happy. "I'm very (yiSSIFIED pleased with our athletic perfor- mances. We've run very well the past (File University COLLEGE two weeks, and everything Photo) WEEKS ;'^A.*% ^^ seems to be on schedule," com- Summar Camp Counaaiors Photo) mented l Stem. "We are looking Senior Debbie Grant Won the aSg Sportswear naadad for Brother/Slatar Distance runner Gerry O'Reilly forward to the big championships 800-meter run at both the Huron camp in Waynasboro, PA: defended his title in the IC4A that are coming up." 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By STEPHEN J. SCHLAGER battle of attrition as no one scored to push the lead to 14-6. down two to take the lead, 53-52. with 11 seconds and 10 seconds 4 for over a minute. A Wilson foul The Eagles flew right back at Vol. tt, No. VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. FMmMury 13, 1087 Villanova got the ball hack with left on the clock. This action 14 St. John's 61, Villanova 58 allowed St. John's to put up the the Wildcats with their own surge 25 seconds on the dock, but B.C. meant the next foiil would put ^ The names were still the same, first points. The Wildcats, for the of points. Bob Francis ran off four had only two team fouls. B.C. only Villanova on the line with a * the location was still a basketball second time in the ballgame, points and Skip Barry added two had tp foul every five seconds and chance to win. That is just what court, the object of the game was turned angry. They attacked from to bring Eagles to within Newspaper delivery •V^1 more the not allow the Wildcats to get off happened. With two seconds still the same and yet how much all directions: Maker in the lane, two. 'il a shot and they would have the showing on the clock, Wilton was difference a little time makes. A Plansky from the comer, Plansky The two teams traded buckets game. With 17 seconds left, B.C. fouled. Both his body and the mere 24 days before this meeting, from straight away. West from until, with 2:45 left in the first foulcxi. They followed that with game were on the line. Wilson cause status questioned the two teams had gone head*to- the line and a Jensen layup. A 10- half, Barros hit two from the Dana a foul at 12 seconds. Then came sank both shots and the Wildcats head. Villanova came out of that surge brought the first Wildcat charity stripe as the result of a Last semester, Rosenbaum the crucial mistake: B.C. fouled snuck off with a win, 54*53. By JENNIFER REIDY meeting on fire, building up a 15- lead of the game, 37-33. Eric Leslie foul. Jamie Benton often failed to deliver newspapers point first half lead. The Cats Jackson broke the streak with followed with a 16-footer from the The problems concerning news- to students who ordered them. ended up winning by 8. But in that a 3-pointer. Jones followed with a side and Barros added yet dormi- Only when articles in the Villa- right By NOEL E. FALCO paper delivery to student 24-day time span the Wildcats had turnaround off the boards to take another two from the gift stripe. tories on campus were recently novan brought the situation to lost the edge. the lead, 38-37. West scored one point from the discovered to have been created by public attention, did the deliveries A tree, knocked over by a wind- In this meeting, St. John's was Jensen came alive with a re- line before the teams went in at a former Villanova student who occur regularly. However, this stdrm Feb. 9, brought down elec- the team that came out on fire. bound and a followup to take the halftime. The Wildcats were had returned to the University, semester, newspaper delivery has trical wires, cutting off power to Shelton Jones took the opening tap lead again. Glass, as a measure getting beaten in front of a sellout gained control of the deliveries, conspicuously ceased altogether. campus and residential areas and drove in for the jam to start of spite, took the ball coast-to- home crowd, 26-23. and allegedly embezzled funds Reportedly, an investigation of along Ithan and Lancaster off the Redmen victory dance. coast following a Brust jumper to The Wildcats came back onto from the program for personal the charges is imminent, accord- avenues at 2tp9 p.m. The electri- Mark Plansky brought the Wild- put the Redmen up, 42-39. the court, which stood bleak in gain, according to ing to Benson. "He [Rosenbaum] cal power was off until approxi^ Faythe Benson, cats as close as they would come The teams exchanged some front of the quiet crowd, with a representative caused us a lot of hassles as well matety 10:30 p.m. in some parts of the Philadel- in the first half by acing two shots streaks and with 3:22 left in the determination in their eyes. as cost us a lot of money," she of campus, while other parts of phia Inquirer. from the line. The Redmen then ballgame, it was tight, St. John's Plansky took the opening tap and later stated. campus were without power until The former student, Paul Ros- took control: Willie Glass threw by 7, 55-48. drove down the left side for two Rosenbaum could not be about 12:30 a.m. enbaum, devised and ^maintained down a thunderous slam off a feed Jensen hit his 10th and 11th off the glass. Then it happened. reached for comment, as his -Mark Nunes, a sophomore and a delivery program* in which from Mark Jackson, Matt Brust point from straight away, Plansky West came out of his first half telephone is disconnected. Mo- an eyewitness to the incident, Rosenbaum handled all transac- hit a long-jumper from the side, followed with a 3-pointer and shell. West scored Villanova's reover, Benson revealed that he said, "I was walking back from tions, including subscriptions and Glass threw one off the glass Gary Massey laid one in to tie it next nine points, but the defense could not be located at the present lunch, and the wind was bk)wing from students, orders for news- to take an early six-point lead. all up at 55 with less than two could not hold the Eagles, and time, after Benson herself attemp- in my face, and I looked up. Just papers from the publications Kenny Wilson then went one- minutes left in the game. Villanova still found themselves ted to contact Rosenbaum. "All I as I looked up, this tree was involved, and, moreover, the han- and-one from the charity stripe Villanova failed in its quest to down, 38-34. have to say is that he drives a coming down, and it pulled the dling of the money involved in and drove inside for a layup to win two from St. John's as the Plansky added two more on a - BMW," she concluded. wires down with it. these transactions, according to bring the score to 8-5. For the next Redmen finished up the game layup following a B.C. turnover The Inquirer has received nu- "When the wire was still live, Benson 5:06, it was all Redmen. St. John's with a 6-2 run, winning the game and brought the score to 38-36. merous cancelled checks for sub- there was enough power going scalped the Wildcats with a 10- 61-58. Bowers and Barros hit jumpers According to the Registrar's scriptions from Villanova stu- through it ... it was actually like 2 run. Jackson canned seven from either comer to boost the Office, Rosenbaum has not at- dents, all of whom the newspaper a fire. I think it was melting the points: one 3-pointer, two from the Villanova 54, Boston CoUege B.C. lead to six. Villanova re- NUHM) tended classes at Villanova since had no knowledge of as customers tar on the^^rood. You could see it line and two from outskle. 53 sponded with a point surge that the summer 1986 term. because of Rosenbaum. Benson Gary Maseey fooks for a lob m the Wildcat's 54-53 whi over Boston. bubhUnr up like |ava. When the With 7:16 left in the half. 3t. After their disappointment ver- lasted for over seven minutes. In Apparently, Rosenbaum main- stated that if any student still College. Tlw sophomore forward led Villanova with four steals against - tar would kick around, it would John's was up, 26-16. The Wild- sus St. John's, the Wildcats came these seven minutes, Villanova tained a position as a "middle maintains a subscription includ- the sizzle and siut out over the snow," cats then gjk mean, turning faom home with their tail between their outscored the Eagles 12-0. Jensen man" between the students and *ing on-campus delivery, his or her Nmies said. . v prey to predator, IcMllg eight legs, hoping to turn around their filled the bucket thivelitees, West the various newspaper companies, money can be refunded in full. Hr also reporbll, "Th^ was straight points. Ikuf^ftst hit on most recent losing streak. They twice, and Plansky once to found while allegedly skimming off The newspaper delivery system auBsnii 'nMQi.iire;9ii|iii su^yanis lunds from the business' income. is a private enterprise is not a jumper from the line, then laid invited the Boston College Eagles out the scoring and take t|t|^ lead, and one up inside. Wilson chimed in to duPont Pavilion»^ the same > The newspapers had no knowl- sponsored or oiiganfzed by the 4842. ettt, (PhoiobyNunM) with a long, corner jumper. Eagles that lost to edge of Rosenbaum's operation. In University, according to the Dean mosHlweentiy The game, howewer,i9$g%i v0 Vilhmova Security the fhst ifui fact, Benson revealed that Rosen- Plansky hit twp^ from thie Hne to the hapless Connecticut Huskies. of Students office. way under thi^ control df the- arrive, accordin|f to Nuiies. \Q baum had not notified the Inquirer sum up the Wildcat run and bring Villanova came out and jumped Wildcats. Benton came down the Harold Jensen scores two pohits in Villanova's heartbreakuig Currently, a senior electrical Scta^ily^apid that« "We imme- of specific information such the score to 26-24, St. John's. to a 5-0 lead off a short baseline 89-8^ loss to the Georgetown Hoyas Saturday. any engineer, Jim Hart, has undertak- floor two times running to hit two diately notified Radnor T^iwnahip The teams traded baskets the jumper by West and a 21-foot, 3- as a customer list or a record of en the project and is delivering the jumpers from the left side. Massey police and Philadelphia Ekctric transactions in his dealings. next two times down the floor pointer by Jensen. Following four then canned for Inquirer and the New York Times. one the 'Cats. ... We had to keep people down before Glass, with 30 seconds left unanswered points Boston by Barros answered for B.C. with a there to keep the students away off power to some traffic lights, on the clock, went up in the air College, Plansky hit a 17-foot 3-pointer and a 2-pointer to take from the wires. Thii^ was done for officers "worked traffic on Ithan and slammed one home behind jumper from the baseline. The the lead at 51-50. Following a the safety of the students." and Lancaster for a couple of> Riley honored for service him. Wilson threw in one from the Eagles' Troy Bowers answered Villanova timeout. West took the The Radnor Township fire hours, and then the electricity did line and Jackson hit a long jumper Plansky with a slam off the feed 16-foot jumper from the right side come back on. The only thing company reached the scene next. we By E. for the Redmen to end the scoring from Steve Benton. SUSAN CORCORAN Relations, he has administered and canned it. The lead swung Fire Marshal Quinn said, "In any can do is control and direct traffic in the first half. The Wildcats then made a run. public relations and nine fund back to the Wildcats. situation of that nature, the fire by hand in these situations. Or,we The Rev. George F. Riley, raising divisions. The teams went into the locker Jensen started it off with a 3- With 29 seconds left in the can put up barriers, like on department stands by in case of O.S.A., vice president for Univer- room, St. John's 32, Villanova 27. pointer from 21 feet out, followed He has helped the University game, B.C. called two successive ensuing fire and waits for the Ithan." sity Relations at Villanova, was raise over This was a 20-point turnaround by two from Massey at the line. $68 million in real and timeouts. The timeouts worked, electric company to take care of A spokesperson from Philadel- By STEPHEN J. SCHLAGER honored for 25 years of weekend committed gifts, including $16 from less than a month ago. Rodney Taylor finished up the run as Barros took the feed from phia Electric said that the prob- the problem." service to The second half started with a with a short jumper in the lane Roman Catholic million raised in 1986 alone, the Barry, drove into the lane and put The Radnor Township police lems were caused by "a tree down At the beginning of this basketball season. Coach Roland V. churches in the Atlantic City area largest amount ever raised in one for 1986-87 arrived next. chief of poliae along the railroad rightaway." Massimino said that the key the season would be The on Feb. 8. year. "It took a lot of blood, sweat said that the "replacement of Harold Pressley as a leader and a player." because the tree had cut (Continued on page 5) An anniversary party, chaired and tears," he said. course one expected that we would> recruit a player of Men take chunk out of Big Apple Of no by Bally's Hotel and Casino Pres- Riley reportedly loves working the caliber of a Harold Pressley who would dominate the league, ident Billy Weinburger, had over with the large number of Villan- Pressley did. what exactly By SUSAN GANEM of Mark Sullivan, Jan Friedli, Two weeks ago, the team tra- especially on defense the way But V,U. retreat fills 1,000 guests in attendance. ova alumni. He said, "The inten- HowardJackson and Bruce Harris. velled to Boston for the Terrier has Villanova lost? Riley has been at Villanova for sity of the alumni is fantastic. The 10.9 The men's indoor track and O'Neill has qualified for both the Classic at Boston University and Last year Pressley averaged 10.1 rebounds per game, 25 years, 17 of which have been beauty of working with them is field team travelled last weekend 1,000-meter and mile runs, while the Greater Boston Invitational. in the Big East to lead the conference. Pressley also led the Big St. Thomas Chapel spent in Work with alumni. the networking done between to the Big Apple and the Millrose O'Reilly has qualified in the mile At the Terrier Classic, Edwin East in blocked shots, averaging 3.3 per game. From 1961 to 1965, Riley was them to help one another." Games at Madison Square for the nationals. Modibedi finished second in the This year the Wildcat rebounding leader is junior Mark By SIOBHAN A. RODER a member of the religious studies Riley considers his staff to be Garden. Highlighting the evening "Like the women's team which 500-meter dash in 1:04.3, an IC4A Plansky, who is averaging 5.8 rebounds per game. Plansky is department. He was also Villa- one of the best. "They are great, was Senior Gerry O'Reilly's suc- has been doing exceedingly well qualifying time. He finished just averaging 5.9 rebounds in the Big East conference. Compared The Rev. Michael P. Sullivan, nova's first Peace Corps liaison. hard-working people, the unsung cessful title defense in the IC4A all season and qualifying athletes ahead of Jackson who ran 1:05.2. to last year, the team on a whole has lost two rebounds per O.S.A., delivered a series of four In 1965, Riley was appointed heroes of my work." College Mile. O'Reilly broke his for the NCAA's, the men's team Sullivan placed third in the 800- game while the Wildcat opponents have gained almost two. presentatKNis at Villanova Uni- Augustinian director of Admis- Riley's only regret of his years own record for the event by have also been strong in that meter race with a time of 1:52.9 The inside game has also been affected by the lack of ia versity's St. Thomas Chapel last sk>ns at Villanova. In addition to of alumni work is that he does not winning the race in 4:00.82, which respect" commented Head Coach while Friedli and Harris placed powerful shot blocker inside. The entire team is averaging only week. The talks centered on the teaching and dormitory duties, he have too much contact with the /• was nearly six seconds faster than Charlie Jenkins. "We would like third and fourth in the 1000-meter 13 blocked shots per game this season. Pressley alone out-blocked seven sacraoMsnts and a call to the served the Augustinian Guild, a students anymore. "Villanova the runner-up in the race. to qualify the mile relay team, and in 2:26.6 and 2:27.2. respectively. the entire 1987 squad by two blocks per game. University oommunity "to come fund-raising agency for the reli- students are superstars," said (Mb photo) Senior Sean O'Neill placed fifth that could. happen soon. We are All of these times qualified the This encourages Wildcat opponents to take the ball inside to know God through all the levels gious order. Riley. The Rev. George R Riley. O.S.A.. in the Invitational 1,000-meter en route to having a very good athletes for the IC4A Champkm- because of the lack of a dominant defensive player in the paint of experience ... to know Jesus During the period from 1968 to Riley's years experience 25 of at celebrated his 25th anniversary top collegiate indoor season. We have almost all ship meet. The mile relay team The final oontributxm that the Wikkats miss this year from Christ** 1971, Riky was the secretary and run, emerging as the Villanova have brought great of service to Roman Catholics in runner with a personal best time of the people qualified ifor the of Grant Davis, MarcJones, Edwin Pressley is his ability to create turnovers. Last year Pressley On Monday night, Sullivan archivist of the Augustinian Pro- (Continued on page 4) the Sooth Jersey area. of 2:21.82. This time qualified IC4As, except for the distance Modibedi, and Tony/ Valentine averaged 2.5 steals per game in the Big East conference. This spoke about the sacraments of vince of St. Thomas of Villanova, O'Neill for the NCAA medley relay team, which is an placed second with an IC4A qual- placed him second, ahead of Pearl Washington of Syracuse and baptism and confirmation. He one of the lat^est of the 28 Au- Championships. event we haven't run yet." ifyiiW time of 3:10.4. Mark Jackson of St. John's. suflunarized his talk that night aa gustinian Order provinces in the Villanova's mile and two-mile Jenkins continued, "Gerry At the Greater Boston Invita- This year the highest number of steals has been netted by being "a call to die to self and be world. The province administers INSIDE in third OlteiUy deserves praise for run- tional, O'Reilly ran his Gary Maeeey, who ie avenmj^ 1.7 steals per fune. born i«ttn to C\maL*\ Sullivan VOIanova, two addttiooal colleges, V relay teams both finished second place, with respective times of ning under 4:00 for the mile in consecutive sub-4:00 mile by Thia void crenled in the Vulanova line^ hf the departure said he wae tryiog to bring about six high schools, 35 parishes in EDITORIAL: Experimenting in space p. 8. 3:16.52 and 7:31.42. Boston and defending his title at winning the race in 3:56.15. 0'neill of Pressley has not been filled this senaan. The her tiMt a ''conversion of heart ... an the eaatcm United States and »» M»«i-I, t%t^ — r»i||, • i Villanova has qualified athletes the Millroee Games. In spite of the ran a personal beet tiatt of 4:0134 Maseiniino poimed out at the very start of the eeaiM km newer ^ wicn tneneen conai. missions in Peru and Japan. FEATURES: Meet sportscaster Don Tollefson p. 13. in 20 individual events and three fact that we k)st five people to in the eaoM rMe, the taaw pbdng been found. Unleee eomeene conies to the IbielrBnt and* fills hi hue 1971, Hiley wae aoMint- relay events for the IC4A Cham- ffiKluation, we are still a very him fifth and qitafifyinf him for Preesley's empty shoes, the string of consecutive NCAA wifn lae hkxbimhiii oi reoonciii' ed natioiMl dinctor of theYillMi- CENTERFOLD: Valentine's personals p. 16-17. pionships. The number of NCAA competitive team. We hope to the NCAA CbHnpien^li^ oouU he in jaaparor. aiiHi and mninlim of the liok. ova Ahmuii Fund. He invohwl 50 Championship qualifiers now contintiaUy do well, and wt aie The Wttiorta tmvel to PMffax, SittiMi wM ilB mmpmt wae to natioiHd ahumii chike in fund- ENTERTAINMENT: Mkhael J. Fox and Joan Jett ...!..... p. 23. stands at three individual and kiokti« forward to the Big East Va.,1 the **otU that ie ours to nklim^ikhM im the University. j *» indudts the two-mile relay team and NCAA Chunpioaeliipe.* at BufMif Mtay't Mat 17 mmn as SPORTS: Cau leee two. win one p. 32. 4) viie ffteMtot for University