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Vol. XIII, No. 55 Tuesday, November 28, 1978 Latest financial reports indicate increase in unrestricted funds

by Mark Rust Student Loan, Endowment and back loans to the government in Senior Staff Reporter Employee Retirement Investment annually increasing amounts rang­ Funds. This represents an increase ing from $60,000 to $120,000 until Notre Dame realized a net in­ of 1.7 percent from the 1977 figure. the year 2018 for dormitory con­ crease of $203,385 in Unrestricted Much of the University’s operating struction debts. Notre Dame Funds during the last fiscal year, expenses are taken from interest- Apartments, Planner Hall, Grace an increase of 13.45 percent, this year amounting to 5 percent- Hall, and the property on which according to financial statements realized on these funds. they are located, are all mortgaged released by the University last Over $5 million was awarded in under the terms of the bond month. the different forms of financial aid indenture. The increase in unrestricted last year, an increase of 1 percent •$25 million dollars was spent on funds in particularly important from that offered in fiscal year departmental research and spon­ because it represents the unex­ 1977. sored programs, an increase of pended amount of money that is Other highlights revealed by the almost 20 percent from fiscal year available to the University as financial statements: 1977. working capital. • Net income for post-season The financial statements also The financial statements also athletic contests was $768,407, all report a decrease in enrollments- show that the University picked up of which was transferred to the both graduate and undergraduate- close to $2 million in tuition Endowment Fund. That figure is for the last fiscal year. Degrees revenues due to tuition increases. an increase of 663 percent over ’77 awarded in both the bachelor and That figure represents an increase earnings of $115,000. advanced catagories decreased, There's no shot like a snow shot! [Photo by Dave Rumbach] of 7 percent, compared to a • $78 million has thus far been while the number of faculty mem­ national inflation rate of 11 percent pledged to the Campaign for Notre bers increased from 775 to 798. so that even with last year’s tuition Dame. These monies are uncol­ increase, the University realized a lected at present, and do not net loss in tuition revenue of 4 appear in asset figures. percent. • Notre Dame held properties, The University has earmarked $6 buildings and equipment worth Ex~supervisor million in unexpended revenues for close to $100 million. That figure the construction of new buildings takes into account both improve­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mayor rendered to police at a station eight when the shots rang out. on campus, an amount that consists ments and depreciation. George Moscone and Harvey Milk, blocks from the murder scene. “We heard shots but we were primarily of transferred monies •The insured replacement value the city’s first self-proclaimed ho­ Police and city officials said unaware at the time that the shots received through gifts and grants. of buildings and equipment on White, who resigned from the came from the room,” said Mel The report shows that the Uni­ campus is $248 million. mosexual supervisor, were shot to Board of Supervisors Nov. 10 then Wax, Moscone’s press secretary. versity holds $116 million in Plant, •T h e University will be paying death yesterday in City Hall, and a former city supervisor, who had asked for his seat back, was One of the mayor’s secretaries wanted his job back, was arrested meeting with Moscone in a back walked to a window, thinking the 45 minutes later. room of the mayor’s office, pre­ noise was a car backfiring. CLC reviews overcrowding; Dan White, 32, was booked for sumably begging to be reap­ Moscone’s bloody body was investigation of the murders, which pointed, when the 11 a.m. shooting found lying on the floor when the stunned a city still numbed by the occurred. mayor’s fiscal adviser, Rudy seeks alternative to lottery suicide massacre in Guyana of Moscone had scheduled an 11:30 Nothenberg, walked in for an 11 more than 900 members of the a.m. news conference to announce a.m. appointment. Police sid by Kathleen Connelly no graduate student would be Peoples Temple, based in San White’s successor, Dan Horanzy, Moscone had been shot three Senior Staff Reporter displaced from a residence under Francisco. who was waiting in an outer office times, twice in the head and once in the conversion plan, and that the The former supervisor had sur­ at the ornate, domed City Hall the left arm. The Campus Life Council (CLC) conversion provision of the propo­ Wax said White had appeared at met for three hours last night in sal is only a request for the the mayor’s door about 10:40 a.m., Keenan to discuss possible alterna­ examination of the feasibility of the asking to see Moscone without an tives to a lottery proposed by conversion of such residences, not appointment. He added, “I didn’t Edmund Price, director of Hous­ a suggestion that this plan be want them to see each other. I ing, as a solution to overcrowding. implemented. thought that would be a bad Price noted that the lottery is a Another recommendation of the scene.” virtual certainty, not an actual overcrowding proposal is that the The press secretary said that certainty as implied by a headline date for the collection of housing although it was normal procedure in the Nov. 21 issue of the contracts be advanced to an earlier for a Moscone aide to sit in on Observer. date. This move was in response to every meeting, this time “George “I don’t see an alternative,” general agreement that the neces­ said there was no need for that.” Price stated. ‘‘But it is not sity of a lottery cannot be Police said after the shooting, definite. If that is that case, people conclusively established until after the contracts have been turned in. White left Moscone’s office will be notified officially in a letter through a back door and ran about that there will be a lottery,” he “We want to set up the machin­ ery for a lottery in case we need 100 yards down the hall and into added. it,” Price said. the supervisors’ offices, where he In the final proposal to be The CLC also voted to appeal allegedly shot and killed Milk, 48, presented to Fr. John Van Wolv- Van Wolvlear’s decision on parie- in what had been his own office lear, vice president for Student tals and hall judicial boards be­ before his resignation. Affairs, the CLC stated firmly that cause of what Judicial Commission­ Moscone turned 49 last Friday. a lottery would not be acceptable as er Jayne Rizzo termed an inade- A liberal, he and White had been at a method of alleviating the problem [ continued on page 2] of overcrowding. political odds for some time. The proposal will be reviewed by The mayor had been supported Van Wolvlear and Thomas Mason, by the Rev. Jim Jones, leader of director of Business Affairs. the Peoples Temple and one of (Housing has been placed under those who died in Guyana. He once the jurisdiction of the Business appointed Jones to the city’s Office) housing authority, Police said, The CLC proposal regarding the however, that the murders ap­ overcrowding situation advocates parently were not connected to the the exploration of development of Peoples Temple. off-campus housing, changes in RA Dianne Feinstein, who as presi­ selection (i.e., giving preference to dent of the Board of Supervisors juniors), and official inquiry into will become acting mayor, tearfully the possibility of the conversion of existing on-campus buildings into announced the murders outside undergraduate residence halls. Moscone’s office to a crowd of Fr. Richard Conyers, rector of reporters and city employees, who Keenan Hall, addressed concerns gasped and screamed, “ Oh God!” of graduate students who fear that drowning out her statement. they may be displaced from their “The suspect is Supervisor Dan present residences. He stated that Director of Housing, Edmund Price. [Photo by Dave Rumbach]. White,” she said. the observer____ Tuesday, November 28, 1978 .News Center for pastoral World host conference by John McDermott entists, and representatives of to examining the full range of business, industry, and communi­ emerging bioethical issues in light Group accuses China A Pope John XXIII Conference cations. of Catholic theology. will be held today through Thurs­ Participants from Notre Dame A spinoff of the Catholic Hospi­ LONDON [AP] - Amnesty International accused China yesterday of day at the Center for Continuing include Harvey Bender, professor tal Association, the Center primari­ systematically repressing political dissent through social censure, Education. Hosted by the Center of Biology, Msgr. John Egan, ly conducts or analyzes research on imprisonment, mental torture and execution since the 1949 for Pastoral and Social Ministry, director of The Center for Pastoral medical-moral concerns and com­ Communist takeover. In its first major report on China, the the three-day consultation will and Social Ministry, Stanley municates its findings to the na­ London-based human rights group quoted official Chinese discuss test-tube fertilization, euth­ Hauerwas, associate professor of tion’s bishops and Catholic health documents indicating the number of people punished for straying anasia, the allocation of scarce Theology, and Peggy Roach. ministry. from official policy is in the millions. resources and other major bioethi- The consultation is sponsored by ‘ Recent advances in medicine, cal issues facing the Catholic the Pope John XXIII Medical-Moral in technology, and in science Church today. Research and Education Center in profoundly affect the very nature of National Participating in the conference St. Louis, MO. The Center, estab­ man and his future,” notes the will be some 60 leaders in the lished in 1974, is the only indepen­ Center’s president, Fr. Albert health professions, ethicists, theo­ dent organization of its kind in the Moraczewski. “The Pope John logians, attorneys, educators, sci­ United States devoted specifically XXIII Center attempts to explore Jury indicts liquor officials the shades of opinions regarding these advances and to clarify the issues in light of the Church’s CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) - A federal grand jury indicted seven teachings,” Moraczewski said. liquor companies yesterday - including Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Nursing home conditions of Lawrenceburg, IN. - on 109 counts of misdemeanor bribery in The purpose of the consultation, connection with alleged payments to state officials. Also indicted on spark investigation according to Moraczewski, “ is to the bribery charges were nine officers of those companies. The bring together the varying perspec­ indictments charge that between November 1973 and August 1976 tives on these issues and to then ST. LOUIS (AP) - State social milies of the missing patients were use this input to define the specific the companies and officers gave cases of liquor valued at about workers joined police in the search being contacted in an effort to $27,300 to state officials to obtain business from the state Alcohol goals and objectives of the Center yesterday for several elderly pa­determine their whereabouts. He Beverage Control Commission, which is the sole legal retailer of over the next five years.” tients missing from a suburban said his office also was trying to bottles of liquor in West Virginia. The conference is not open to the contact the owners of the home, nursing home described by an general public. investigator as “ horrible...just Ezra and Shirley Robertson, who filthy.” were taken into custody Sunday but The patients were removed with­ released without bond. SMC revises Court denies Farber review out explanation early last week The home’s license had been from the Jera Su Manor Home in revoked by the state earlier this WASHINGTON [AP] - New York Times reporter Myron A. Farber Manchester, authorities said. month for a number of violations, recruitment and his newspaper were denied Supreme Court review yesterday of A search of the grounds started including some involving quality of their contempt convictions for refusing to surrender confidential when relatives of the missing care, Jones said. files. The nation’s highest court turned its back to arguments by schedule patients told police they were “It was horrible,” said Farber and the Times that the contempt-of-court conviction’s The following companies have worried because they could not Manchester Police Chief Donald violated the Constitution’s free-press protections and a state been added to the Saint Mary’s contact the home during the Petri. “If you’d seen what I saw, reporters’ shield law. Farber spent 40 days in jail and the Times recruitment schedule. Thanksgiving holidays. Police paid $285,000 in fines after being found in contempt of a New Jersey you’d envision scenes from the Nov. 30 Walgreen Co. Retail and judge’s request for files compiled by Farber in his investigation of a found the home unlocked and the concentration camps of Nazi Food Management Trainee, All series of mysterious hospital deaths. patients and staff gone. Germany.” Majors Officials were not certain how Dec. 1 American Telephone and many patients were missing, state Telegraph, Communications Tech­ officials said Sunday night that “ 10 CLC reviews nician, Comp, Science, and Math Hostages decide to stay or 12” of 20 missing patients had Dec. 6 Traveler’s Insurance Co. been located in other nursing or overcrowding Sales, All Majors WYANDOTTE, Mich. [AP] - A man with a rifle held 10 tavern boarding home, but Manchester customers hostage yesterday for up to eight boozy hours during police said it was unclear how many [continued from page 1] which the drinks were on the house and five of the hostages turned patients were at the home when it quate response. The members had need posters in a down a chance to leave, police said. One of the hostages, Ben was closed. hoped for a more precise statement Dudley, said Gary Cornell, 35, of Wyandotte entered Bill’s Corner Cleophus Jones, assistant state from the vice president responding hurry? Bar at 1:40 a.m., then went back out and returned with a rifle. Social Services director, said fa- to each portion of the measure “Give everybody a drink. This is not a holdup or stickup. I’ve got separately. problems,” Dudley quoted Cornell as saying. Police said the Objections were also raised on incident ended without injury. Cornell was then taken to Wyandotte the rationale behind the decision. General Hospital. K of C to hold Fr. Mario Pedi, rector of St. Ed’s Hall, commented that ‘ ‘if it is just a question on privacy or quiet hours, m eeting then there is no reason why the Weather J-boards can’t handle it.” According to the by-laws of the Occasional snow flurries and cold today. High today mid 30s The Knights of Columbus will CLC, the parietals proposal will with a 20 percent chance of measurable snow. Cloudy at night and hold a meeting tonight at 10 in the now be submitted to the Provost, insty-prinls cold. Lows mid 20s. Partly sunny and slightly warmer tomorrow. Knights of Columbus Hall. An Thomas O’Meara. the w li of the printing hi* I Highs upper 30s. officers’ meeting will be held If O’Meara vetoes the proposal x beforehand at 9:30 p.m. and if the CLC chooses to appeal 100 - 11 17 posters that decision, the proposal will be only $10.00 submitted for final review to the 203 n. main On Campus President of the University Fr. ifcThe Observer Theodore Hesburgh. Downtown So Bend 289-6977 “ Let's Play Doctor" 10-2 pm sale, st. francis shoppe sale of third world handicrafts, spon. by amnesty int'l. & hunger coal., Chief Surgeon: Dr. Sherry lafo rtu n e Mummert "Experienced" Intern: H. (no 4:30 pm bio seminar, “ department and university facilities in more sexual innuendo, ma; electron microscopy," prof. Charles alien, dept, of promise!) metallurgical eng , 278 galvin Staff Infection: Dave Berg, Mighty Mouth. John Smith, Tom Monroe 6-11 pm sale, third world handicrafts, mem. lib. concourse Out Patient: Margo "T.E." 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La Crosse, Wisconsin -4 Tuesday, November 28, 1978 ______the Observer 3 Guyana mass suicide investigation continues

GEORGETOWN, Guyana [AP] quarters yesterday, but Assistant The three were identified as Tim member who was trying to flee with 84-year-old Miguel DePina, who Police say a decision will be made Commissioner Skip Roberts said no Carter, 28, his brother Michael, 20 Ryan from Jonestown. was in a Georgetown hospital by Wednesday on which of the 80 charges were filed. He would not both of Boise, ID, and Michael Charles Beikman, 43, of during the suicide-murders that survivors of the Peoples Temple say what the questioning covered. Prokes, 32, a former Modesto, CA, Indianapolis, IN, is charged with left 918 dead, returned from suicide-murders can return home “We just want to question them television newsman. killing Sharon Amos and her child­ Guyana to the United States alive. and which will be held as suspects some more and go back over their The State Department said in ren, who were found with their “He can’t talk. He’s in real bad and material witnesses. story,” Roberts said. He said they Washington it expects survivors to throats cut. shape. Real bad,” Woodward Three members of the sect were would be released but did not say start back to the United States from Roberts said Guyanese officials said. DePina’s wife of 60 years was questioned by police at head­ when. Georgetown on today but there was were making a complete inventory among the 908 Americans and one no sign from Guyanese officials of Jonestown but that no decision Guyanese found dead in that that would happen. had been reached on what to do Jonestown. Most died after drink­ Prokes and the Carters had been with the settlement 150 miles ing a fruit drink laced with cyanide. jailed but were released Saturday, northwest of the capital. Some who resisted were force-fed taken to the rundown Park Hotel So far only one cult member, the lethal mixture. and told to stay available for questioning. p r - ~ T Police have filed murder charges against two other cult members in I mistletoe madness Connection with the Nov. 18 deaths of Rep. Leo J. Ryan, D-Calif., and I ^ j four others at the airstrip at Port Kaituma near Jonestown’ and the ithe notRe dame J uni o r Class foRmalj j murders of a mother and her three children in the sect H^)ecemB6R 2 ---- 9:30-1:30 Centiroy Center?\ children in the sect’s temple at Georgetown the same day. 5 : Larry Layton, 32, of San i------Chicago Band Slipstream ------\ Francisco, has been charged in the airstrip murders of Ryan, three $ tickets availABle at OinneR in dining hal! today journalists and a woman sect

Hesburph ACORN needs organizers to work with low and moderate income families in 14 states. to speak on States: [AR, S.D., Texas, LA, TN, MO, FL, CO, Nev, PA, Right to Life IA, OK, MI, AZ] For political and economic justice. Direct action on The ND-SMC Right to Life group neighborhood deterioration, utility rates, taxes, health will present a discussion with Fr. care, ect. Tangible results and enduring rewards - long Theodore Hesburgh tonight at 7 in hours, low pay. As Notre Dame experiences the first snowfall of the year, the new the LaFortune Auditorium. An statues outside of O'Shag cannot seek shelter from the cold. [Photo open forum question-and-answer Contace: Ann Lassen at Volunteer Services in LaFortune Fri. Dec. 1, 1 pm-5 pm. by Dave Rumbach]. session will follow. On class trip Weather delays seniors

by Diane Carey land in Chicago, since the South Bend Airport was closed. Because the original DC-10, which seated Midwest weather yesterday de­ 181 people, was snowbound in the layed flight arrivals from Los Midwest, United sent a DC-8 that Angeles for Notre Dame and Saint seated 162 people. The other 19 Mary’s students returning from the students waited until 2:30 a.m. for Christmas Glasses senior class trip. another flight. Of the six scheduled return According to ND Senior Class flights from Los Angeles, one was vice-president Julie Rittenhouse, Purchase a mediumir | cancelled, and students on the the second United flight out of Los other five planes arrived on campus Angeles was also delayed because as much as 11 hours later than it was coming from the Midwest. large size serving of Cocl:Cola expected. One of the charter flights man­ Three flights, two on American aged to land in South Bend at for 59C and keep the glass. Airlines and one on Continental approximately 11 a.m. yesterday Airlines, were scheduled to land in and the other two landed in Chicago at approximately 6 a.m. Chicago around 6 a.m. Students yesterday, and three United Air­ waited until 9 a.m. for buses back lines planes were scheduled for to South Bend, and arrived on arrival at the Michiana Regional campus around noon. Airport between 7 and 9 a.m. Rittenhouse noted that the buses According to John Reid, director arrived late in Chicago, and then of Student Activities, the Continen­ refused to leave until they were full tal Airlines flight, scheduled to since more people than expected leave Los Angeles midnight Sun­ would be landing in Chicago. day, was snow bound at O’Hare “ All the delays were really due International Airport in Chicago. to the weather, so you can’t blame Approximately >00 students re­ the buses or the airlines,” Ritten­ mained in hotels m Los Angeles house said, adding, “the hotel, the Sunday night, and other scheduled tour company, and the airlines all flights from Los Angeles to Chicago treated us like royalty.” brought back as many students as possible. The last 11 students were TONY’S SHOE SHOP expected to arrive in Chicago at 8 on campus last night. QUICK SERVICE Before students left Los Angeles, REASONABLE PRICES the Forlow Tour Company told next to Barber Shop them that the three United Airlines open M-F 8-5 Saturday 8-2 charter flights to South Bend would 283-1144 ______

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I *90*11 GT-t Tuesday, November 28, 1978 ______the Observer 5 A YEAR IN IRELAND by Molly Woulfe to the left. According to tradition, any Several of them brought cameras. “Me it wasn’t a gun, it’s okay.” individual who can reach his arms around friends are never going to believe this 1 am an avid bumper-sticker reader-they the cross and touch his fingers together is unless I have pictures,” one Irishman allow one a brief moment of insight into granted one wish. explained. another person, or even an entire culture. Touching down at Dublin Airport, County One SMC sophomore couldn’t quite One of my housemates went around Unfortunately, I have only seen two decals Dublin. Watching the blurred patches of reach, so two chivalrous ND-ers nearly telling the crashers that we wild and crazy here that weren’t promoting a certain green settle a neat green jigsaw puzzle, the wrenched her arms from their sockets to Americans always partied this way. automobile dealer or grocery. pieces divided by stone walls. Wondering help out. I asked two friends what impressed them One car, a Fiat, was parked outside if my younger brother Neil has broken my Back on the road again. Suddenly our bus most in Ireland so far. One was moved by Trinity College. The back windshield bore stereo yet. driver slowed down by a ‘rest station’ and the Book of Kells. The other gave an the legend “U.S.C.” Some of the guys begin cheering. asked if anyone would like to stop there. enthusiastic account of a “great fight The other car, a fcord in Maynooth, Bernie, another St. Mary’s student, and a Male voice from the back of the bus: between an Irish couple on a Dublin bus.” boasted “ No one can force me to drink; I'm housemate-to-be, is sitting next to me. She “Well, I got MY wish.” Jack Lynch is the prime minister of the a volunteer.” looks out the window, a raptured smile on Unfortunately, the driver assumed we Republic of Ireland, and exercises an Anthropology class. Top of the lecture: her face. “I’m in heeeeaaaawennn,” she weren’t being serious, (though we’d been authority similar to that of an American “Variations in Learned Behavior Patterns hums. (Bemie’s first-generation Irish.) traveling several hours), and pulled away. president over the States. His official title for Different Cultures.” Our instructor “I hear it’s cold as heeeeeelllllll in the It was hard getting used to classes again, is “Taoiseach” (tee-shack), which is Gaelic decided to compare American characteris­ winter,” I croon back. She regards me after four months of ‘vacation.’ for “Chief.” tics with those of the Irish. with disgust, so I shut up. Fortunately, St. Pat’s offers weekly discos And we were given the privilege of FACT: Irish males swing their shoulders Thus, thirteen St. Mary’s and eleven in the Student Union Building. They are meeting with him in Dublin. when walking; Americans hold theirs Notre Dame students land in Ireland, for a welcome escapes from hours of note- For twenty minutes the Taoiseach out­ rigidly, like a block. year of study at St. Patrick’s College, taking, Moll Flanders, and Wnthering lined Ireland’s political and economic FACT; Irish males will cross their legs through St. Mary’s Ireland Program. Nine Heights. systems for us, then discussed the Catholic above their knees; most Americans won’t. months of yogurt for-breakfast, letters, The first disco featured a dancing contest. Church’s fading influence over the Irish Disembarking from the plane. Displaying lectures, Guinness, and growing up. Five couples made it to the last round, people. my passport to the airport official. He Our first few days in Ireland were spent in including SMC/ND students Meg Breslin That was when Patricia Burke, a SMC takes it, stamps it, hands it back, nods. the Hollybrook Hotel outside of Dublin. and Tom Swengle, Susan Powers and Chris sophomore, leaned her elbow on the I’m in. It’s a nice place, but no Conrad Hilton. Brady, and Kathy Duffey and an unknown camera in her lap. The resulting burst of wander outside. Rosebushes every- One afternoon, I decided to wash my hair Irishman. light from her flash attachment had in full bloom-in late September, in the bathroom down-the-ha ...... Sue and Chris won second place. everyone two feet off their chairs, aybe the weather won’t be so bad after twenty-four of us were sharing. There was Talking to an eight-year-old named apologized profusely, but the Taoiseach all. no shower, so I steeled myself, brave Tadhg (Tige). The name means “poet” in waved the incident aside with “As long as Wondering if Neil’s broken my stereo yet. American that I am, to rinsing under the Old Irish. cold water tap. I introduced Tadhg to my stuffed monkey, Nothing prepared me, however, for the Donny, that i’d brought over in my thick clumps of moss that were spewed out backpack. He told me about his teddy along with the icy water. So much for bear, Jeremy, who had accompanied him stoicism, I now hold the world’s record for from Seattle, Washington, to Northern the briefest shampoo rinse. Ireland. Before hitting Maynooth, we spent some “Northern Ireland?” I asked. “Wasn’t“ t time at Glendolough in Cotrnty Wicklow, he scared?” exploring old churches and an ancient “No.” iH B k Celtic cemetery containing the grave of St. “Why not?” Kevin. This child of God, who founded a “He had his gun.” by Cathy Gallagher five minutes after being delivered from the monastery in that area in the sixth century, Eager to have some good, clean, home- womb, these miracle babies have already was one tough cookie. As.legend goes, a style fun, the SMC/ND crowd threw a toga sent out their resumes to major corpora­ smitten girl pursued him to his cell in an party. Townies dropped in first to gape at [Editor’s note: this Is the first part of a four tions across the nation. Their birth attempt to seduce him. He killed her. the bedsheeted Americans, and ended up part series dealing with career?. The announcements always end with “refe­ St. Kevin’s grave is marked by an joining the party. (And you thought only second part will appear this Friday and the rences furnished upon request,” and they enormous stone cross that is slowly sinking South Bend had townies.) third and fourth parts will appear next learn the names of Snelling and Snelling Tuesday and Friday.] before they know their own. As the child The real trouble is I never know when prodigies grow up, they’re directed by a it’s going to hit me. guiding light that remains untouched by I’ll be sitting outdoors, gazing with cool energy conservation measures. VIRGINS & MARTYRS detachment at the peoplet currying about These people are to be envied for their on the quad. A forgotten Huddle coke sure-mindedness and singular goals. They husband’s house, but she ultimately turns tepid at my side but, secure in my are to be admired for their remarkable by Kathleen Connelly * becomes unconsciously aware that her blissful bubble of apathy, such trivia self-understanding and awareness. These maternal instincts and capabilities are cannot faze me now. I’ve just paid my people lead well-organized lives and can limited to young children, just as a girl Indiana phone bill with a check that won't predict with 99.9 percent accuracy where Dolores Frese’s book Virgins and child prefers to play with infant dolls. As bounce for at least two days. I’ve . they will be and what they’ll be doing on Martyrs, is a feminist piece of writing, but her son grew older, she never realized that concocted an airtight alibi to excuse my July 16, 1985. it would be a mistake to dismiss it as only his needs were also growing. She cared for overdue paper. I have a week’s worth of Frankly, I do not like these people. I find one more of plethora sofamiliarbooks being his physical needs, but overlooked his clean socks, found my I.D. in the medicine* " their confidence and decisiveness in poor cranked out by irate libbers. Frese’S book psychological and emotional needs. In her cabinet, and finally wrote Uncle Marvin a taste and note that prolonged association not only treats issues involving women’s own mind he remained a child. thank-you note for his last Christmas with their kind plays havoc with my nerve self-awareness, but also expands upon the Mrs. Koska looked at her world through present. and digestive systems. Indeed, if I had my subject so that the material is applicable to blinders and her life was lacking because ot In short,while I haven’t quite solved The way, on July 16, 1985 these people would men and women alike. of it. In “By the Streams of Babylon” a Mystery of Life, I figure the butler be serving a life sentence at Devil’s Island Frese also takes a critical view of young nun attempts to remove her fetters prob*ably did it anyway, and I can wait until on charges of inflicting intense mental pain hard-core feminism. She satirizes the and finds herself suddenly without any the paperback edition comes out. , and anguish on the rest of us. attitude that men are responsible for all the sense of connectedness no points of Then it happens. Interrupting my No, the people I like to consider my problems of women. She instead very reference. She eventually comes to realize peaceful comatose state, 1 overhear the friends understand the sypmtoms of career sanely points out that not all of women’s the necessity of placing boundaries' in converstation of two passersby: “...so I crisis. They can empathize with my latest difficulties are functions of sexism and one’s life for the sake of order, but fails to told Fred, “Why go to grad school? One trauma because they, too. have experi­ demonstrates that women play as much of recogqize alternative channels by which extra diploma won’t help you at all...’” enced the same feelings. Friends like a role in their own oppression as men. she may express herself. Attention all latent neuroses and dor­ these must be treasured, for only they can A collection of four short stories, the book An older more mature man on the other mant doubts!! Battle stations all incipient help at those awful moments when career offers four different reactions to oppressive hand, discovers that those vows she has ulcers, clammy palms and stomach knots!! crisis hits hard. forces which threaten each woman with the taken and the rules she follows are not IT’s time for Career Crisis #105: Will a When, for instance, you try to take a destruction of their established routine. In meant to be restrictive, but are rather sheepskin from grad school puli the wool personal inventory of your skills and the first story, “Taking Stock” a woman is guidelines and that she may awaken and over anyone’s eyes? abilities only to find that the basic staples unjustly accused by an insensitive husband give expression to facets of herself she had For at leasj 36 hours, (since Career are out of stock. of having an affair. What the husband fads previously suppressed without being un­ Crisis #104), I had been satisfied that grad Or, when you start looking with more- to realize is that his wife’s peculiar true to her lifestyle and ideals." school was my best game play yet. than-casual interest at matchbook covers behavior is due to the fact that she is The final story, “Women Alone,” could However, as a senior now, I’m averaging that advertise" how to be a Ph.d in a pregnant at 46 and is afraid of delivering a easily be misunderstood to be the ravings roughly one career crisis per day, and any six-week correspondence course. deformed child. of a radical feminist, if one hadn’t read at plans for The Future are generally cast in a When you derive smug satisfaction from Just as he forces his son’s girlfriend to least one of the other stories first. The •jello mold. All it takes is a chance remark successfully reading, “Ifucanreadths.ucn- have an abortion, he drives his wife to piece presents for the Reader's considerat­ from any anonymous* authority, like the bcmagdsecy,"... and you start to wonder if terminate her pregnancy. Frese illustrates ion a woman who blamds all of her Self-Appointed Advisor of Fred whom I’d yor really could bcmagdsecy. that contrary to popular feminist belief, difficulties on the men in her Jife. It is just oydrheard, to put another detour in my When, for lack of anything better to do, abortion is not necessarily a liberating tool, altogether too obvious from the sensitive current career path. your figure you tpight as well join the but rather can be one more way that men portrayals of even the ghastliest men in the On Sunday of any week I’m sure I have people who’ve joined the Army. ultimately have unreasonable control over previous stories, Frese is not subject to the strenght and fortitude to survive And when, a la Walter Mitty, you dream the lives of women. sufch radical views as those held by Juliana several more years of higher education. By about life as a rock and roll star. Although Frese demonstrates that there Wergen. Rather, the story is a statement Wednesday of each week. I’m perusing the Somehow, in between these moments, are _ mechanisms built into relationships about how that attitude itself can be more employment ads and wondering if nine-to- you go to classes, complete assignments, and society by which men may control the destructive than the real injustices she five comes with or without forty winks. and write letters to mom and dad stating lives of women, she also points out that faces as a woman. Juliana is incapable of And usually by the time Friday rolls that everything is hunky-dory and very women often act to oppress themselves and dealing with crisis situations because in around. I’m ready to join the next, soon you’ll be able to justify their eachother better and more effectively than her mind she has made horrible inconquer- travelling circus that comes to town. $20,000-plus investment in your education. any man could. This point comes across able beast of men in general. It becomes Career crisis. When everyone around And somehow these moments notwith­ particularly in “Funeral Games.” The such a force that she is helpless before it. you seems to have A Calling and all you’ve standing, you find time to write resumes, central figure, Mrs. Koska, is portrayed as Virgins and Martyrs is a skillfully got is an unlisted number. When the check out graduate school programs, and an unwitting victim of a puritannical assembled and thoughtfully composed whole world is your oyster but you know* shop for bargains in the job market. female myth passed on to her by her book that deals specifically with various it’s really just another red herring. When And somehow, amidst all this activity, mother. She has a dutiful attitude to her reactions to the place of womgn in you’ve finally hitched your wagon to a star you make it a point to sit outdoors, a tepid conjugal obligations, and is more interest­ confining environments and relationships. only to discover that the Conestoga has Coke at your side, and turn your thoughts ed in mothering. Frese is a master of effect, singling out an been recalled. to much more important matters... It is not until after hergrownwn Stan has instant in time and stressing it until it Of course, not everyone suffers from ...Like you just mailed a thank-you note died that she is free to question her taste becomes surreal and grotesque, calling to career crisis. Some people, I’ve heard, to Uncle Marvin for that pair of atrocious for the role of mother. Previously, she had mind frustrated midnight dreams of in­ were bom knowing exactly and precisely argyle socks that was actually a birthday accepted her duties as a woman in her adequacy and persecution. what they will do with their lives. A scant present from Aunt Mabel. fi the observer Tuesday, November 28, 1978 Carter warns of

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In an earlier speech before the 38 Basketball great 5 Doctor 52 Run to Gretna Green league’s annual convention, Carter (2 wds.) 6 Sault - Marie 53 Dawdle pledged “to do this without starv­ 42 Iron-carbon alloy 7 Neville, to his 54 Circus performer ing useful programs.” He said 43 ------canto friends (2 wds.) 56 Jockey's holding 44 Inevitable 8 Mr. Heep 57 Gratify repeatedly that military spending 45 Inlet 9 Friendly 58 Soissons summers will be scrutinized as carefully as 47 ------street 10 Theater handouts 61 Demolition need domestic programs, but he did not say military spending would be cut. Edward J u liu s , 1977 C o lleg iate (^W77-l5~ Carter is committed to cutting his 1980 federal budget by between b y M l t h M l M b IIm III $15 billion and $20 billion to 6 1 A WTT achieve a federal deficit of no more fiUQUSTINIflNS than $30 billion. White House officials have said military spend- 1 5 HE OK, DOCTOR? ■ HE'LL HECOUER- would not be cut, raising concerns TkF LAST MINUTE OF HILL HE BE ABLE 7 b 6 E T among city officials. BfcK TO SCHOOL BEFORE “HOW CAN I Carter left little doubt that urban .1 EXAMS programs will be reduced. City leaders are anticipating these cuts, otfotf- MAKE MY LIFE S T rrwts a and Mayor Tom Bradley of Los FURBLE-A Angeles told the president: “This WORTHWHILE?’ FUMBLE year is going to be critical for us because we have pledged that we will work with you and that we will One way may be to live within the Augustlnlan Fraternity. take our fair share of cuts.” When you come to live with us, you observe and The League of Cities says it participate In our community life for several years before supports Carter’s anti-inflation making a final commitment. You observe that we are a strategy, including budget cuts, as religious community following the chartsm of St. long as it does not lead to an Augustine end “that together and with one heart In economic downturn that would brotherhood and spiritual friendship, we seek and worship substantially increase unemploy­ God and that we labor In the service of the people ment. of God.” We serve In colleges high schools, parishes, Carter, addressed that concern, foreign missions, campus ministries, retreats, hospitals h e ho uld m iE m u I prescribe highlights asserted that, “ I do not anticipate a and military chaplaincies. recession or, or course, a depres­ g r e a t COME b a c k TeAM- OF THE 1111 use AND 1178 I WANT MORE INFORMATION? CONTACT: sion. No economic adviser who W LOOKED GREAT-UE ‘RE COTTON BOLJL GAMES Father Bill Waters, O.S.A. works with me believes there will Villanova University ALL PR0W-WE KNEIJ W be a recession in 1979.” P.O. 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An Equal Opportunity'Employer J. Peter Grace III, vice president of Marketing Consumer Services Group of W.R. Sales Grace Company, New York, was I Research welcomed as a new member. I Name .. _ I MEAD REPRESENTATIVE-ON CAMPUS: I Hair Styling for State Zip 12-7-78 - Dorothy J. Elfert I City— men and ■ Degree level and women I Engineering speciality who like to David H. to look ■ -Yr. Grad._ Univ. Col ------their best... 277“0734 I Geographic Preference(s). */j mile north of campus, (U.S. I j Opportunity Employer M-F 31 N) Across from Randall’s I Inn I Tel. no. I # ir SUcftarfl'& Tuesday, November 28, 1978 ______UlB ObSBrVQf 7 Irish sweep Michigan [continued from page 8] (Michigan got just four shots on & Murray Eaves took advantage of an goal in the final period) and we elbowing penalty to Scott Cameron outskated them almost every for the Wolverines’ second goal of minute. We were flying the whole the night, but freshman Pat Devine weekend. ” answered back with his first career Ted Weltzin continued the Irish goal at 11:26 to close out the onslaught in the third period with NOTICES scoring for the Irish. Steve Rich­ the eventual game winner at the < mond ended the night with a 1:02 mark off an assist from Jeff Typist will do typing. Neat and accurate. Call 287-5162. Michigan goal at 17:20. Logan.. Murray Eaves put The Irish could not have given Michigan right back into the game, MORRISSEY LOAN FUND Wolverine goalie Varvari much however, with a power play goal at Student loans $20-$150, 1 percent inte­ more trouble than they did, unload­ 6:10 that made it 4-3. rest. Due in 30 days. LaFortune ing 54 shots on him, 41 of those in That set the stage for Michalek, Basement 11:30-12:30 M-F. the first two periods. Irish goalie who put the game away with an ND Legal Services. Call 283-7795 10 am - Laurion, who picked up his sixth unassisted shorthanded goal at 4 pm . win of the year, had plenty of help 12:37 when he raced from his own out front, being called on for just 19 blue line down ice to beat Wolver­ Pandora's continues its Happy Hours, saves, ine goaltender Bob Sutton. He Friday 3:00-6:00. All used books Vi Saturday: Michalek, Rosenthal notched the first hat trick of his price. Behind the NO Apts. 233-2342. Irish front-liners Greg Meredith [6] and Tom Michalek [14] try to shine career three minutes later on a get the puck past Michigan goalie Rudy Varvari in Friday night's Budget light hauling for ND-SMC com­ The Irish again fell behind early power play goal that gave the Irish game at the ACC. [photo by Ron Szot] Saturday night, with Michigan’s their final 6-3 edge. munity. Call 234-4289 or 283-3424. early but it was encouraging to see fered Irish co-captain Greg Mere- Mark Miller and Doug Todd scor­ “Our win Friday night was us bounce right back like we did,” dith. “We controlled play in the Buy low priced Third World Handicrafts ing at 2:19 and 19:19 respectively especially pleasing,” noted Irish Smith continued. “The play of opposing zone most of the weekend today at the St. Francis Shoppe Sale - of the first period for a 2-0 coach Lefty Smith. “We outskated LaFortune 10-2, Library Concourse 6-11. Greg (Rosenthal) in goal was good and it was great to see Rosie’ play Wolverine lead. Greg Meredith them all the way while controlling to see, because it enabled us to rest in goal like he did Saturday.” responded, however, with his most of the play in both zones. Dave Laurion the second night for The Irish have their work cut out LOST AND FOUND fourth goal of the series at 19:34 to “ Saturday night we fell behind take away any momentum the the first time this season. Whether for them this weekend once again Found a Timex day-date, automatic, Wolverines might have had going or not we will continue to split in when they travel north to Hough- water resistant men’s watch in Green into the locker room. the nets, however, is still a ton, Mich., for a series with WCHA Standings question mark.” Field. When found, read Tues. 14. Jeff Perry and Tom Michalek Michigan Tech. The Huskies were Inquire at Lost and Found Office in Ad The overall speed of the Irish the ones who dethroned Denver provided all the scoring in the Building. was especially apparent in thisfrom the top spot in the league. second period as Notre Dame WLT Pts. series. BLUE LINES: Tickets for the FO UND: On the quad Tuesday morning, climbed back on top 3-2. 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Southern Cal 0-0 369 [continued from page 8] Need 2 GA tickets or 1 student, 1 GA 13. Texas 0-1 316 stayed together so when it looked on paper as if they didn’t have a chance ticket for the Valpo basketball game 14. North Carolina 0-0 306 lining up individually, they lined up as a team. Saturday. Please call Tom at 1138. 15. San Francisco 1-0 279 The Notre Dame team played with their hearts. That was why the final field goal was so crushing. The starters cried and the subs that didn’t get Desperately need a ride home for 16. Rutgers 0-0 248 Christmas break - the Philadelphia 17. Marquette 0-0 133 in on a single play cried. The pain was deep and for some it will never vicinity (east on the PA Turnpike). I can 18. Nevada-Las Vegas 1-0 111 leave. But on the positive side, the showed CLASS and did something leave Wednesday, December 20 at 12:30 19. Maryland 1-0 86 they could be PROUD of that would make them better people. and I will gladly share all expenses and 20. Indiana 1-2 77 It is not a coincidence that Notre Dame, and more specifically, this driving. Please call Tom at 1138. team, could produce such a courageous comeback. It is a direct result of the kind of individuals that make up the team. It stays with the head coach FOR SALE and his staff. Dan Devine’s teams have rarely been out of a big game and have come back enough times to make a movie out of. Student Season Basketball ticket for sale FEDS ” (Fisher Escort and Dating j Then there is the tri-captains. When Jerome Heavens, Bob Golic and Service) regrets not having enough \ at cost. Padded seat. Call Brian at operators on duty last Monday night toi Joe Montana give all that they have-they give more. That’s what the 288-5543. handle the overflow of calls from inte-1 entire ND team did Saturday. And they did it with CLASS. rested parties. To correct the problem, / The starters: Dennis Grindinger, Rob Martinovich, Jim Hautman, we have added two more lines to our | Dave Huffman, Tim Huffman, Tim Foley, Kris Haines, Vagas Ferguson, PERSONALS operation. Phones now answering / include: 3087, 3089, u079 | Pete Pallas, Pete Holohan, Jay Case, Jeff Weston, Mike Calhoun, John Kate Kllkuskie has a brand new hair style FEDS always tries to please (no com- < Hankerd, Steve Heimkreiter, Mike Whittington, Bob Leopold, Dave and it looks very nice. plaints yet), so if you missed our | Waymer, Tom Gibbons, Jim Browner, Pete Johnson, Joe Unis, Joe Restic introductory offer last week, It’s still not, E.D.L. and Randy Harrison also have PRIDE. They did not quit, and that is what Thanks for Friday. too late to arrange entertainment for this | took the Trojans by surprise. When they could no longer stand, the P.S.B. w eekend. substitutes came in. When USC thought they would have it easier, they found it only got tougher. Mistletoe Madness Is coming...Pucker SNAKE: Your “ French” friends from W alsh are to sen d d em on s after you If you | The Irish scored when they had to and stopped USC when they had to. upl don't write! The defense got the ball back with two minutes left and the offense put it M &J | M ary E, in the endzone. The final score was irrelevent because it dealt with the LE T M E WELL, ITS JUST You w ent WHERE, WHEN????!!! winners in a football game. I’m talking about much more than that. The G uess. YOU I'VE 60T A LOT D. Paul Men in Sorin: | ND players showed PRIDE and CLASS which aren’t essential to winning a OF EQUIPMENT I'll stomp the grapes if you’ll drink NEEPTHE P S. Thanks for all you did! ’em ! | game. LIVING TO SETT UP.. As a writer, I got the chance to live and travel with the team and ROOM. Get READY FOR Mistletoe Madness, Your redhead In France December 2 Is the day! experience one of the greatest games in football history. It is a game that I Hey R.B.s.... will never be forgotten. More importantly, as a student, I felt PROUD of Is hitching to Luxembourg classier than j the fellow students that represented me on that field. That may sound Matt and Lou, riding the shuttle? Learned how to say 1 We always pray FOR you...We’d like Koala Bear in French. Miss ya j corny but it isn’t. Every student at Notre Dame should be proud of this to pray WITH you more often. Jilly Bean team. They will not go into the record books as National Champions, but Chuck and Pat P.S. Shine those stickpins! j they are very special. “I have never been more proud of the Notre Dame Frosh Finale - Stepan Center, Dec. 1,9-1, football team than I am of this one,” said “ Moose” Krause afterwards. Jay , | And Moose has been around Notre Dame football for a long time. “ Let’s end the 1st semester right!” Done any paperwork lately? disco down, t Those players felt intense pain Saturday and I’m sure it hasn’t left. No McGrath is a male chauvinist PIG! Mahtomedi In Angers " team has ever deserved more to be met in South Bend by the student Boycott FEDS. body, but conditions prohibited it. Forget the score and think about what they did. It’s not too late to thank them! a the observer ______Tuesday, November 28, 1978 Trojan rally spoils Irish comeback

longest rund for Notre Dame on the ing Trojan players in a state of day. ecstacy and the Irish in tears. With 3:01 remaining Devine A depressed but composed elected to kick off and hold Devine commented afterwards, “It Southern Cal for three plays before was one of the most remarkable getting the ball back. “ I think all of comebacks in the history of the the players, coaches and fans game. Southern Cal dominated the would have onside kicked. I had line of scrimmage and established confidence in the defense and you a running game. We were just a have to be your own man out there. different team in the second half. The defense held and everything As proud as I am of this team, we fell into a pattern.” just played poorly in the first half With 1:35 left to play, the Irish but I don’t want to take anything were on their own 43 yard line away from USC. They came up setting up a climactic ending. with the big plays when they had to f Montana ran twice to cross mid­ and that’s a sign of a great team.” field with a first down. A 24-yard Kris Haines keyed his team’s pass to Vagas Ferguson and a pass recovery with nine receptions for interference call brought Notre 179 yards, 157 yards in the second Dame to the 10 and the fans on half. “In the second half they their feet. played me man-to-man and I felt With 0:56 seconds left Montana more comfortable. They just The Notre Dame team congratulates Pete Holohan after he scored the apparent winning found Masztak at the two. The allowed me to run my patterns and touchdown in Saturday's game at Southern Cal. [Ieft[ But Jay Case [upper right] and the Irish’s side of the comeback was Montana got me the ball,” ex­ scoreboard show how the game ended for the Irish, in a stunning defeat, [photos by John complete when Holohan hailed in plained Haines. C alcutt] Montana’s final pass putting ND The game’s end came as a severe by Ray O’Brien running talents of Paul McDonald stopping us. We decided to go ahead for the first time at 25-24. shock for the Notre Dame team as Sports Editor and Charles White, respectively, back out there and start throwing Now it was USC’s turn as silence reigned afterwards.’ lt went with an inpenetrable defensive line and it worked.” McDonald split Notre Dame’s from the happiest moment of the “ It’s the greatest football game that held ND’s rushing attack to a It worked to a tune of 17 secondary with a pass to Vic season to the saddest,” lamented I’ve ever seen’ -John Robinson net minus-three yards in the first completions for 296 yards in the Rakhshane. Then came the con­ Haines. half. second stanza. Meanwhile, USC troversy The closing seconds controver­ "It was one of the most remarkable The Trojans got on the board switched to a rushing game to eat McDonald faded back on first sial call weighed heavily on the combacks in the history of the first when McDonald hit Kevin up the clock. Charles White and 10 from Southern Cal’s 40 and Irish’s mind. “If it was a bad game’’-Dan Devine Williams at the 10 yard line and answered a Unis field goal with a found no receivers. The Trojan decision it cost us the ball game,” watched the flanker cross the goal diving TD at 7:22 making the score signal caller pumped as if to pass offered Devine. “The pain it LOS ANGELES, Calif. - In a line with 10:28 showing on the 24-6 before Montana took over the and then ducked the pass rush caused those kids is irreparable game that never will be forgotten clock. show. losing the ball in the process. The and if he made a mistake he should by the people that played in it, The second Southern Cal touch­ The Irish’s quarterback opened referees ruled the play an incom­ never work another game.” coached in it, refereed in it, wrote down came after Notre Dame place with a goal line fumble that USC’s plete pass. “It was a hard hitting game in about it or watched it, the Trojans kicker, Joe Unis, cleared the cross­ Herb Ward recovered. He made On the next play, McDonald the first half as I’ve ever seen, ” of Southern California will go in the bar for a 47-yard field goal. up for it the next two times he found Calvin Sweeney cutting commented USC head coach John record books as the victors by a Heisman candidate Charles White, touched the ball as the “Comeback across the middle to Notre Dame’s Robinson. “Notre Dame kept score of 27-25 over the Fighting who was to ramble for 205 yards on Kid” threw strikes to Dean 25 yard line. White then carried to coming back as fine as I’ve ever Irish of Notre Dame in Saturday’s the day, spearheaded this 71-yard Masztak and Kris Haines for 23 the 20 where USC signaled time out seen; but, we did too. When you football game at the Los Angeles drive that was capped by a and 57 yards, the latter good for six with six seconds remaining and have two great teams battling out Coliseum. McDonald to Dan Garcia pass. points. brought in placekicker Frank there, you can expect things like The contest looked to be a The Irish limped into the locker- Montana passed eight more Jordan to attempt a 37 yard field that to happen.” runaway after the home team room down 17-3 and there a times on the next 98 yard drive that goal. The Irish must now prepare for jumped to a 17-3 halftime lead, but metamorphasis took place. “I ended in USC’s endzone via a Pete With two seconds remaining the Cotton Bowl on January 1 while the outcome was not decided until asked the players not to quit and Buchanan dive. Montana saved Jordan’s boot cleared the uprights USC will play in the Rose Bowl the last 60 ticks on the clock as 10 of they didn't,” explained Devine. the second TD with a 15 yard giving USC the 27-25 victory leav­ later that day. the game’s 52 points were scored. What Devine’s players did on their scramble for a first down, the For Southern Cal the minute ended five second half possessions was in ecstacy and continued hoped of a put together drives of 71, 77, 80, Sw eep Michigan national championship, but for 98 and 57 yards for a lost fumble, a Notre Dame players there was only field goal and three touchdowns. bitter disappointment and a life­ The man that spearheaded ND’s leers jump to num time to forget the pain. offensive turnaround, Joe Few people thought Notre Dame Montana, explained afterwards, “I by Brian Beglane would be standing by game’s end guess we realized we w eren’t out of Sports W riter as USC combined the passing and the game and little mistakes were Ray O ’ Brien Never. Never in regular season play. Never in the 10 years since Lefty Smith revived the sport at Notre Dame. PRIDE and CLASS Never once in the past seven seasons during which the Irish have been members of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. LOS ANGELES - It almost seems sacriligious to try and put into words But maybe eight is the Notre the action and emotions that went into Saturday’s game. But it would be a Dame hockey team’s lucky num­ bigger injustice to ignore or let go by the happenings that made this Notre ber. It came during its eighth Dame-Southern Cal clash so special. season after its eighth game on the One of the things the cameras and spectators couldn’t capture was just 18th of November of the year 1978. how physical this game was. John Robinson, USC head coach, who has And the Irish even won one of those been in the coaching business for 18 years and was a player before that, games that weekend by an eight was moved to say, “ It was as ha. J a hitting game in the first half as I’ve goal margin. ever seen. A lot of people got hurt. We had our tackles going in and out of After all this, the Notre Dame the game. It was just a hard hitting game.” hockey team found itself number While Calhoun and Golic were the only two players injured seriouslyone. Not number one in the enough for the Irish to be removed from the game, there were many other WCHA-number one in the players aching with bruises afterwards. The consensus among Notre country. Dame players was that they have never hit or been hit harder in their After a 9-1 and 5-4 sweep of careers. Michigan State a week and a half The reason USC hit so hard was becuase they were simply that big. The ago, the national collegiate hockey offensive line averaged 6-4, 255 pounds, while the defensive line was a poll conducted by WMPL radio miniscule 6-3, 242 pounds, on the average. UCLA coach Terry Donahue (Houghton, Mich.) placed Notre said that the USC team had better athletes than the local professional Dame on top of every college football teams in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Dan Devine commented hockey team in the country. The that they were weaker in only two positons than his 1974 Green BayIrish had received a preseason The Notre Dame hockey team moved into first place in the WCHA Packer team that won the Central Division of the NFC. ranking of number one in 1973 but and in the nation with series sweeps the past two weekends, [photo On the other hand, the Irish went into the game with both Vagas this is the first time in its history by John Macor] Ferguson and Jerome Heavens below par physically, and it showed. that they have ever attained top mark and the fourth time in this Burke scored his first goal of the “ Neither Heavens or Ferguson practiced all week, so they weren’t up to status during the regular season. career. He scored four against year on assists from linemate top efficiency, but every team has injuries and I don’t want to make Notre Dame lived up to its new Michigan State on Nov. 17. Kevin Nagurski and defenseman alibis,” said Devine. title this past weekend while mov­ The Wolverines took a 1-0 lead at Jim Brown at the 6:26 mark as the In actuality, the Irish had no business staying close to Southern Cal. ing into first place in the WCHA the 6:31 mark of the first period Irish continued to dominate play in They were much smaller and slower than their opponents. After the game with a sweep of the Michigan when Tim Manning scored his third this period. the ND players themselves marveled at the speed, size and agility of the Wolverines, 7-3 and 6-3. Couple goal of the year. The Irish took Meredith completed his hat trick team they lined up against. that with the fact that second- over from there, however, and at 15:21 off Steve Schneider’s “What makes Charles White different from other good backs is his ranked Denver tied and lost to reeled off six unanswered goals to second assist of the night to close offensive line. They are definitely the best I’ve ever seen,” said Bob Michigan Tech in the Mile High gain their sixth win of the year. out the scoring for this period. Golic. “When those guards pull on a sweep there is no way to stop City and the odds would be in your Dave Poulin scored his sixth goal Notre Dame unloaded 21 shots on them .” favor if you were betting that the of the year on a power play at theWolverine goalie Rudy Varvari “Their linemen hit so hard, it was unbelievable,” commented Pete Irish would keep its number one 9:52 mark of the first to even the during the 20 minutes while hold­ Johnson. “They hit harder than any group I’ve ever seen. Brad Budde ranking for a second straight week. score and Meredith notched his ing Michigan to five on Irish (6-5, 253 lbs.) should be in the pros right now.” Friday: Meredith’s second hat first goal of the night with 1:30 netminder Dave Laurion. Players that are not used to being manhandled, could only shake their trick remaining to give Notre Dame a 2-1 Kevin Humphreys scored his heads after getting knocked on their rear ends. So what enabled Notre Greg Meredith’s hat trick high­ lead it would never lose. second shorthanded goal of the Dame to hold a 25-24 lead before falling victim to a mistake by a referee? lighted Notre Dame’s 7-3 win over Meredith picked up right where year 5:41 into the final period to put It’s called PRIDE. PRIDE for themselves, PRIDE for their team and Michigan Friday night. It was the he left off to start the second period the Irish ahead 6-1. Michigan’s PRIDE for their school, sparked that tremendous comeback. This team second time in as manyweeks that with a goal just 44 seconds after the [continued on page 7] [continued on page 7] the Toronto native reached that opening faceoff. Senior Brian