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Vol. 70. No. 2 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. Sepetmber 1 6, 1 994 VFC plans Proposed underpass upcoming details examined

agenda By SHEILA CONOLLY throughout. According to Gallen, Staff Reporter "the underpass By will have lands- KATHLEEN COONEY caped banks and many paths of News Editor As a result of an agreement access in the form of stairs leading with Radnor Township, the Uni- up to Bartley flail and a ramp in The Villanova Feminist Coali- versity has authorized the con- front of Sheehan." tion (VFC) held a Gender Issues struction of an underpass at the Both Gallen and Neville Forum Sept. 13 during which it intersection of Lancaster and expressed that the underpass will attempted to pinpoint the gender Ithan Avenues which will allow in no way resemble a narrow problems on campus before setting students from South Campus and tunnel. "We were very adamant this year's agenda. the Main Lot to cross over to Main about not having a tunnel," said Kelly Beissel, co-chair of the Campus more safely, said Vice Neville. The current design shows VFC, discussed the fact that the President for Student Life Richard the underpass as 35 feet wide on Women's Studies Program is only A. Neville, Ph.D. the south side, parallel to Ithan an interdisciplinary program and "We have always been con- Avenue, and 45 feet wide on the not a major. "Because it's inter- cerned about the volume of people Main Campus side. disciplinary people might not take crossing that very busy corner," (Continued on page 2) it seriously," she said. said Neville. "Over the years there have been a number of serious accidents in which people have Block Party We're here to combat been badly injured." This sexual stereotyping. concern, combined with a stipulation by Radnor Township Kelly Beissel, as part of the West Campus previewed co-chair of the VFC Apartment project, has prompted the University to start planning By DONNA BENCIVENGO for construction of the underpass Staff Reporter i The forum was then opened to as early as this spring, said the audience to describe gender- executive director of Facilities This weekend, no one at Villan- related experiences and voice Management, John Gallen. ova will be able to say, "There's complaints. The first issue that The original design for the nothing to do around here." That ^4- was mentioned was sexism in the project considered the building of is because Sept. 16-18 is "Block photo by sharon gr.frn form of names given to several • *-..^^ an overpass Aith«„«h .1,. ^^ i * ^ 44 u- across Route 30 Party Weekend." If you are in the '" ''^ "'^"''' '"^^^ "" '^"'"''"' areas of campus For instance, a (Lancaster Avenue). "But the mood for fun, good food and ^ggesfoth^W^^' "^ (Continued page • -^ -r*. „ on 5) ' ' overpass would have posed prob- - activities, then join the Block ' 1 i I '< . I il I I J M n II .. y. lems because of its height and Party. "This weekend has been accessibility to the handicapped," designed to bring the University said Gallen. Instead, the Univer- community together" said Karen Meal plan expanded at new locations sity's planning committee con- Caldaroni, assistant director of cluded that "an underpass was Student Development. the safest and most effective way The grand opening of the new Dougherty Hall is the Italian and beverages. By PATTI TRENCHAK Forty-eight hours to move people," said Neville. Belle Air Terrace Nite Club in Kitchen which will Staff Reporter accept meal rtotice is required, she added. "We The underpass will run on the Connelly Center occurred Thurs- plan equivalency Monday through give the student organizations the west side of the intersection, day, Sept. 15. The grand opening Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and raw food The University has created a product." extending from the current marked the start of the Block from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Bartley In new meal plan equivalency pro- keeping with the changing entrance of the Main Lot under- Party Weekend, said Caldaroni. Cafe, however, will not accept policies gram that is enabling students on of the University, Dining neath Lancaster, and in front of The Flamin' Caucasions per- meal plan equivalency, she add^. Services the meal plan to eat at several has tried to create a Bartley, Sheehan and Vasey Halls. formed at the opening. The dollar values for meal plan different locations other than the program that includes variety as A model of the project shows that A Street Dance at the Sheehan- equivalency have been increased well traditional dining halls, said Mary as value, McKenzie said. it will be well-lit and landscaped (Continued on page 2) McKenzie, director of Dining this year also, said McKenzie. Services. Breakfast is $3.25 while brunch During the specified hours, is $4. For lunch students are students with the meal plan have allotted $4, and for dinner those the option of eating in the dining on the meal plan are able to spend halls or in any of the additional up to $5 at the designated loca- dining areas on campus, McKenzie tions, she added. said. The newest additions to the Side account points are also meal plan equivalency dining being set up for students on the locations are the Belle Air Terrace, meal plan, but they cannot be located in Connelly Center, which cashed in, said McKenzie. "We will accept the meal plan for decided to implement the point breakfast from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. system to give more variety to the Monday through Friday and 2 student and also to supplement p.m. to 5 D.m. seven days a week. the fact that we were going from a 20 meals per week plan to a 19 meal plan," she said. Saturday Saturday morning breakfast was eliminated and a brunch was implemented instead, brealcfast was not well- she added. "Saturday morning recei¥eil. breakfast was not well-received." Students with the 19 meals per Mary McKenzie, week plan receive a side account director of Dining Services 5,000 points, which adds up to $100. Those with 14 meals per "The reason we've restricted week receive 6,250 points, or $120. Those stu- the meal plan equivalency in approximately for the 10 meal per Connelly Center (the Belle Air dents who opt week plan receive 7,500 points, Terrace) is because of ... the which translates to $150. problem of overcrowding. We Dining Services is also offering knew that the meal plan equival- events such as the picnic ency would add to the crowd," special and party program. The social said McKenzie. The law school security numbers of 25 or more cafeteria will be open from 1 1 a.m. students on the meal plan must to 8 p.m. , PHOTO COURTESY OF ATMLmc to the office of DEPARTMENT Hall's Comer Gnlle be submitted Dougherty Senior Ed Mullock eaKerly accepts his free airline tickets from Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo. accepting the Dining Services, McKenzie said. Soon will once again be heTl be on his way to California. This weekend, the football 'Cats face the Delaware Bluehens Then, on the specified date. Din- meal plan and will be open from Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Villanova Stadium. ing Services will provide the food 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also located in ,

Sspetmber 16, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Page 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • Sepetmbr 16. 1994 Department of Telecommunications SGA reviews initial agenda Block Party anticipated ^ HIS WEEK Law seminar held at Rutgers By MELISSA LEE rates when selling back books, (Continued from page 1) cash in their chips for raffle analyzes system performance Assistant News Editor Greason said. A syllabus file is quad will take place Editorials 8 Sullivan tickets. A raffle will then be held. Press Release cess, financial aid opportuni- also being discussed in order to tonight from 8 p.m.-12 a.m. "We of the prizes By LINDA GRZYB Last year, the department had emergency call boxes to the Wild- Members of the University's Some include a ties, and student life in the Scope ...13 "help students make educated will have street signs all over the television set, Sega Staff Reporter problems collecting payments for card machines in the laundry Student Government Associa- Genesis and Rutgers-Camden School of choices about which courses to quad for decoration. Hopefully, we gift certificates to area telephone bills. The department is rooms, the Department of Tele- Two free seminars for those Features 15 tion (SGA) recently participat- restau- Law. take," he added. Syllabi from will get some special lighting from rants and shops, she Over the past 18 months, the now prepared to handle delin- communications has many wishing to their in ed in a retreat in order to added. One pursue law The seminars will be held Who knows, all University professors would the technical crew. A D J. will be is Department of Telecommunica- quent payments. If a student has responsibilities and only one establish the year's agenda, raffle ticket given out when the degree at the Rutgers Univer- the School of Law building at be organized by college and there and we will have free soda," tions has revolutionized the Uni- an outstanding balance, highly skilled technician. who cares 18 said SGA Vice President David students pay their admission fee the sity School of Law at Camden Fifth and Penn Streets on the department and made available Caldaroni said. versity's communication network. Department of Telecommunica- Although it is looking to Greason. SGA President so that "even if you lose all your add will be held on Rutgers' campus Camden campus of Rutgers, Entertainment 20 in the Falvey Memorial Library A tailgate party prior to the Prior to the recent modifications, tions is prepared to terminate his another meml)er to its staff, the Patrick Kennedy, Greason, chips, you still have a chance to in October. The State University of New for student reference. Villanova-Delaware football game win the raffle." the University was serviced by or her authorization code. Without department is trying to provide first will Sports 34 senators and cabinet chairs she added. The seminar be Jersey. Villanova will be held at Bartley Circle. "We Dimension 2000, a system whose an operational authorization code, the best service possible at all held from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. after The Rutgers-Camden law met to "reload for the years Quality Improve- The finale of the weekend is a want the tailgating to be visible," scope was limited to the adminis- students are permitted to make times. the examination Satur- down the line" by discussing ment (VQI) created a forum in celebrity softball game between LSAT program includes a three-year said Diane Sutcliff, CAT Special trative offices on campus. Until on-campus calls and receive any day, Oct. \. The second work- new projects as well as focusing which students, staff and student leaders, such as David course of study for full-time Events Coordinator. From 12 p.m. last fall, many students only had incoming calls, but they are res- shop, which will held EATURES on completion of previous faculty can interact to "under- Greason, Danielle Lesko and "Most students pay their bills be from students and a four-year pro- to 1 p.m., hoagies and soda will access to hallway pay phones in tricted from any long distance on time and will 7: 15 p.m.-8: 15 p.m. Wednesday students. efforts, Greason added. stand one another and trouble- Danielle Frei, and members of the never even come gram for part-time be given out free to all students the residence halls. Now, residen-, calling. up to October 12, will emphasize A variety of new projects shoot projected problems," administration, including Randy our office. For those who are Both options lead to the Juris This week in Features dis- valid Villanova ID. received Greason said. with The tial students have the convenience To provide better service, the the exceptions, we are ready evening law programs at Doctor degree. cover how one attention on the agen- Farmer, director of the Office of to 'Novan's crea- hoagies, without ID, are $2. "We of their own private telephone Department of Telecommunica- da. Debate will begin concern- Student Development deal with them on a case-by-case Rutgers-Camden. To register, or for more tivity made him a celebrity in Debate has been raised about and Dr. hope to give people energy to cheer lines, with voice mail, as well as tions recognizes that it will have basis. Both workshops will provide ing the implementation of an Richard A. Neville, But at any time, if a student information, call the Rutgers- Europe. Find out how the class the re-establishment of Safe- vice president Villanova on to victory," Caldaro- courtesy phones scattered to automate many of its routine has information about the Honor Code at the University of Life. any questions or concerns, we academ- Camden Law Admissions office of 1998 felt about this year's rides and an added crisis Student Teams will meet ni said. throughout campus. The adminis- services. Currently, many of the will ic program, admissions "in order to combat cheating," at p.m. be here to take the time to pro- at (609) 225-6102. orientation program. Read up hotline. The SGA does not 12:15 to organize and select For Villanova's high rollers, a trative offices also benefit from University's services are connect- sit down with you on the said Greason. "Teachers often positions. "Notable figures from and work consequences of having want Saferides to come into Casino Night is for feel scheduled the modifications; from voice mail ed by telephone wires. From things out," Ay said. "one too powerless in cheating Villanova's student body will many." conflict with the shuttle ser- Saturday night, Sept. 17. situations," The to call forwarding, they are now he added. As for compete against some of Villa- vice; however, the SGA believes Casino Night will be held in the serviced by an extremely student reaction, . Greason nova's most well Saferides could be effective in Belle known staff and expects Air Nightclub. "Casino advanced telecommunications initial displeasure, but cases where faculty. "This is the first year DITORIALS students need Night has been held previously package. emphasized that this will help we've done it. We're trying to rides from locations that are and has always gone over very Dining hall policy dial book Providing the basic tone bag reversed students be treated as equals not a part of the make it an annual event," said shuttle's route. well," said Caldaroni. service met the department's in accepting responsibility for Sutcliff. If pain brings you pleasure, The hotline ideally would be At Casino Night, after paying By TANYA MARIE ANNAS mobilization of a pilot program their actions. expectations, especially since it in the 1993 calendar year. During Dougherty Dining Hall since June, is idea used in perhaps moshing your emergency situations, the admission fee of $3, each CAT is organizing Block Staff Reporter which took place in Dougherty The Student Bill of Rights Party was done with uninterrupted the second half of the 1994 spring summed up the general consen- of a good time. In this week's when a student feels that he student is given Hall for the final does $2,000 worth of Weekend together with the Office service to the campus, said Tim weeks of the semester the situation worsened sus: Students need "a better place not exist this semester. In or Editorial section, read about an she is in serious danger, in chips and one raffle ticket. "The of Student Last spring's short-lived book spring semester. During the trial an effort Development, which is Ay, assistant director of Network and "there was a list, it was quite ... to put their bags. Lockers are to make it "more times on-campus concert in which when sexual harassment $2,000 worth of chips is what funding the bag policy in the cafeteria has period students were permitted to palapable" for you events. Both organ- Systems. "It really was a lot to scary, escalating and escalating," 25 cents and nobody uses them." faculty and or assault the mosh pit mayhem spun out are a possibility. gamble with," Caldaroni said. At izations hope this been reversed. Director of Dining bring book bags into the dining staff, issues have been split weekend wilfbe do in only eight months. We're said McKenaie. Although Dining Services and of control. Has the ever- However, "we want students the of the night, students can siiccessful. Services, Mary McKenzie, con- hall. Unfortunately, there exists into individual end now looking towards cleaning McKenzie foresees the book bag the Department of Public Safety codes. Renamed to conservative Joe Patterson take responsibility for their firms that the traditional policy no valid evidence attesting to the Comprehensive Plan for things up — like how can we make issue drawing further considera- are anxious about the fire and converted into a Clinton sup- behavior on Thursday, Friday stands: no book bags are permitted sure the problems won't happen either the success or failure of last tion this year. Jim Bonner is Community Responsibility, and safety hazards of the bags block- porter? Nope — his 'Patterson Saturday nights" and not in the dining halls. semester's pilot program single ideas will be again next year," Ay said. because investigating how other universi- ing the hallways, students' com- disects current presented to abuse the Perspective' Saferides/hotline Issues regarding the safety of it was installed for such a short "in order to prevent overlap ties handle the situation, said plaints are limited to fear of theft. U.S. foreign policy. service. evaluated Underpass the book bag policy were brought period of time. McKenzie. Right now the issue with the Blue Book for better The issue of Sophomore Dan McKeon believes campus diver- to McKenzie's attention by Asso- The of reception by the faculty," Department Public lies in the hands of the Villanova a policy save the Grea- sity continues to surface on the (Continued from page new "would 1) traffic, and only three lanes will ciate Director of Public Safety Jim Safety is concerned with the son said. "Hopefully this will Quality Improvement (VQI) team hassle of misplacing your bag or SGA agenda and its importance estimated We feel that a parent The cost of the entire be open on Lancaster, two going Bonner, and Director of Residence safety and security of students be a more effective process "to see if they can come up with getting it stolen." and increases as time progresses. project is $4.5 million, said Gallen. east and one going west. A left- should be able to hear Life Christine Lysionek. Bonner leaving their book bags hapha- document," he added. "On-going a solution that would satisfy For the time being, the Depart- programs have seen The University is only responsible turn lane will be added from the and Lysionek voiced concern zardly on the hall floors of Dough- safety and student concerns," she A University-wide core cur- dramatic improvements for funding their child's ¥oice ment of Public Safety suggests to in the about $1.5 million of Main Lot across from the chapel during the second half of the 1994 erty, said Bonner. Public riculum is another Safety's added. one of the past four or five years," Grea- the amount. students that they utilize the The Pennsylvania to compensate for the increase in whenever they want to. spring semester. apprehensions focus on SGA's goals. idea is two prim- The meal card checkers share lockers for The to son said. "Efforts are being Department of and keep an eye out Transportation the traffic that will be exiting the Due to what McKenzie des- ary issues: theft have "all colleges agree Director and fire hazard. many of the students' complaints each others' on the pushed toward diversity pro- (PennDOT) will Tim Ay, Assistant belongings. "We're pay for the parking lot on that side. cribes as an alarming rise in book Bonner estimates there number of courses all were regarding the current policy. Nora trying students grams so that we can learn and remainder, he added. of Networic Systems to find the best way to solve In addition, after the completion bag thefts, a committee was approximately 40 book bag thefts at the University will take, appreciate more." McMan, who has worked in the this problem," said Bonner. Currently no one has been of the underpass, students who formed to agree on a "quick-fix to regardless of what college the Some planned events include assigned to begin building the live off campus may be inconven- keep people from losing books and students are enrolled in," said Minority Candidates' Day underpass. and This month the design ienced by the addition of a fence lap top computers. [But] it was Greason. Meetings are being a rally in the spring. In addi- will be submitted officially to University blocking the corner access from The system has countless fea- understood that it was only for Senate convenes arranged, consisting primarily tion, students enrolled in a core PennDOT, which will award the Main Lot to Bartley Hall. "While tures, many of which are not yet that period of time," she said. of communications with the humanities seminar "are project to a contactor. Once con- it will be impossible for students used on day-to-day basis. The By JENNIFER TRZASKA mer's nursing seat on the Rank said. Examples of this include deans to find common ground, required to attend activities at struction begins the entire project to cut across that corner via foot, University he added. wants to be ready for Staff Reporter and Tenure Committee. Connelly Center, Dougherty Hall, Diversity Day or on Martin will take about two years to the NTERTAINMENT new underpass will provide a the latest advances as they become We're trying to Hod the Another issue to be discussed Bartley Hall and the St. Augustine Efforts to establish a book- Luther King, complete, Jr. Day. The said Gallen. safer route and all are encouraged swap with the University available, said Ay. "The biggest The University Senate will is a motion concerning a smoke- Center for the Liberal Arts. store professors will then collect "The biggest problem with the best way io soNe this This to use it," said Neville. During coming now is integration of voice meet today at 4 p.m. in the East free environment on campus. week in Entertainment are being pursued by two reaction papers from the stu- project will be the irritation it construction the underpass "will The new policy would declare the winners of MTV's 11th cabinet and data. Right now it is possible problem. Lounge of Dougherty Hall. On the Senator Richard Neville, vice members. The book- dents to be passed on to com- causes during construction," be a nuisance, but when all is said all workplaces, common areas, Annual Video Awards and the swap will hopefully provide although ... too expensive. But, agenda is the approval of the president for Student Life, stated mittees for evaluation," he Gallen said. The south side of Jim Bonner, Associate public places and offices non- and done, it will clearly be a safer we are ready for it," he added. minutes of the April 22 that there is, in fact, smoke-free 64th Annual Emmy Awards students with better exchange added. Senate a Ithan Avenue will be closed to all alternative," said Gallen. Director of Public Safety smoking areas. This is due to the are recapped. Local live perfor- The Department of Telecom- meeting as well as the April 29, policy now in place at the Univer- recognition "of a clear connection mances by Mother Funk, The munications is intent on meeting 1994 organizational meeting. sith which was instituted in 1989. between smoking and bad health," Maryjanes and The Iguanas the growing needs of the college Senators will then discuss and This policy now affects common said Neville. are reveiwed as are the films student. "We feel that a parent Key figures representing a review any new announcements areas in the residence halls, as "A Simple Twist of Fate," should be able to hear their child's spectrum of administrative depart- and correspondence. The Senate well as various other public areas In addition, Amelia Hollinger, "Trial By Jury" and "Madame ViLLANOVAN voice whenever they want to, ments united to brainstorm for will also address the issue of Dr. around campus. director of Environmental Health Bovary." Be sure to check out whether it is by leaving a voice solutions in what Bonner stresses Nancy C. Sharts-Hopko complet- "Over the last couple of years, and Safety, will speak concerning local cultural places in "Philly message or talking with them was "a community effort." The ing the two years remaining in the some buildings have just evolved the benefits of a smoke-free envir- ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A. SZUMANSW Life" and see what is being said directly," said Ay. committee's efforts resulted in the unexpired term of Dr. Mary Zie- into non-smoking areas," Neville onment on campus. EDITORS IN CHIEF about the latest CDs from The Samples, Love Spit Love and ^'?^'i5S?.r^ fP.?^!?-^ STEPHANIE D. MacDOUQALL Sebadoh. ASSOCIATE EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR SECTION EDITORS New bike patrol enhances ^ NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS PORTS Kathleen Cooney Tara Campltlello Eric Cheung Sean Kelly Jane Papaccio j^^ Leskanic This week in sports, read ASSISTANT EDITORS campus security efforts about 'Nova's 16-13 victory NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS over Liberty on the gridiron. the students," Alexander Melissa Salso jq^ Patterson By TRICIA RELLOSA added. Catch up on the volleyball Melissa Lee Roseanne Miller Elaine PaolinI Mark Spoonaur Staff Reporter The idea was proposed by Jef- team's 8-0 start. Get the story ReginaOToole frey Horton, director of the on «r»tM» junior Jen Rhines and the The department of Public Department of Public Safety. This upcoming cross-country sea- Advisor: June W. Lytei-Murphy Assistant Advisor Madeline Safety has initiated a new pro- summer, he attended a seminar son. T. Baxter D-cash and the Fatman Photography gram to make the University's at Rutgers University in Editors: Sharon Qrlffln and Jill DIBerardino Layout: Lauren Camden, choose their weekend Burke found- Personals/Classified: Megan Kempf security patrol more efficient and NJ. He learned that bike patrols ries. And, of course, get Wolf- Subscriptions: Marie Kennedy safe. The bike patrol has been were begun at the University of man's perspective on the introduced in order to provide Washington in 1987 and that the Villanova-Delaware game in Staff: Tanya Marie more mobility and quicker initial program has spread to Annas, Mike Beci

y-i Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • Sepetmber 16. 1994 SepetmbT 16, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 5 Library upgrades i/uality, technology Wildcat Eco Mug reduces

By KATHLEEN COONEY printers. The printers caused use the library resources. Green Currently, these News Editor many problems, such as constant said. instruction unnecessary waste paperjams, said Green. Now stu- sessions are occurring in the down-load their infor- Several improvements have dents must By JONATHAN KLICK "We wanted to do some sort of take it to a laser been made to the Falvey Memorial mation and Assistant News Editor giveaway with a survey of first printed out. The Library this year to ensure more station to be year students we were doing," printer copies advanced facilities for student library's new laser We've got a vast The Wildcat Eco Mug was said Karen Caldaroni, assistant up to 17 pages per minute and it use. "We are adding to our resour- number of online introduced this year as an eco- director of the Office of Student ces," said Louise Green, assistant is good quality print, she said. nomically and environmentally card director of the library. Students do still need a copy resources made friendly way of cutting waste to use this printer, she added, but within the University. The mug, Almost all of the major disci- available, the library will loan a disk to can be purchased in plines are covered in the electronic which the We're trying not already own idst to bo services, said Green. Biology is a students who do Louise Green, assistant Student Development Office in new addition this year. There are one. director of the library Dougherty 214, entitles the user earth friendly as much now articles from about 7,000 The library staff is also attempt- to receive discounts on beverages of as possible. biological journals available in the ing to rectify the problem at all University cash operation PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFITH library, according to the newslet- graffiti on the study carrels. The dining facilities. Also, students Karen Caldaroni, exciting activities library's rare book room, Students partake in one of the many of tiie CBS ter the library distributed to library has begun to refinish the however, can take drinks out of the dining Office of Student Development the library would like College Tour. University staff members this carrels, said Green. "We're trying to have a halls in the mug. The price of the students to accept room devoted to teaching students year. to encourage mug is $1.50. their responsibility," she said. A about the various resources that campaign to enlist students to are available to them. Eventually Development. The program gave Students need to manage help foster awareness of the there will be a class geared toward out the first 1,500 mugs free and graffiti problem has also been individual assignments so that has since sold an additional 500. One of tlie most useful implemented this year, Green students may Team how to do There have been a few "We hope to sell 1,500 more," said resources is the said. specific research for a certain problems here and there Caldaroni. time more effectiveiy Furthermore, the library is assignment. The library will also The design of the mug was librarian. looking to upgrade the on-line attempt to offer on-line search with the product itself. chosen from a variety of proto- Louise Green, assistant catalogue system, said Green. It classes, added Green. types. The supporting groups By DANINE ALATI Reiily attempts to simplify the Karen CaMaronl, director of the library will be a state-of-the-art system Students may also initiate the then tried to reach a consensus Staff Reporter stressful task of managing time Office of Student Oevelepment which will allow access to all learning process, said Green. "We as to what form the mug would PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN with this program. There are resources from any computer and would encourage students to come take. According to Caldaroni, the The CBS College Tour returns to campus Sept. 19-20. Last year's College Tour proved to How many college students can several main points that he it will permit access to resources in as a group or on their own so mug was chosen due to its com- t)e fun-fliled and successful. relate to the stressful situation of emphasizes. First, he advises The library also has in its outside the library. "We're just in that we can set up a time to teach The idea for the mug came from pactness and price. "There have organize typing a 10-page paper, reading a students to a personal electronic resources the table of the preliminary stages; I couldn't them as a small group," she a similar program at the Univer- been a few problems here and Greek myth and cramming for a schedule, planning «tudy when contents to journals in a number say just when this will come added. sity of South Carolina. The Eco there with the product itself," but math exam all in the same night? they are most energized and alert of biology divisions, including about," she added. "One of the most useful resour- Mug is supported on campus by the problems have been minimal, VFC plans Reading/Studying Counselor upcoming agenda agriculture, biology and environ The last improvement the ces is the librarian," said Green. Villanova Recycling, Villanova said Caldaroni. Edward Reiily understands that mental sciences, clinical medicine, library is hopingto make regards "We're here to assist students; Dining Services, Villanova Envir- The program will continue (Continued from page 1) this problem is a reality for Having the ability to say dealing with rape issues. Another The VFC also discussed tenta- life sciences and physical, chem classroom instructions they should the on how to take advantage." onmental Group (VEG), Cam- through the semester. A different lived in Counsel was that tive events for the upcoming year. countless students who cannot is student who Good there should be more W one of the basics ical and earth sciences, said Activities be promoted next semes- pus Team and the mug may Hall last year said she lived in the seminars and lectures in the A clothing drive will be held with adjust their schedules to accom- Green. Student Development Office. ter, said Caldaroni. modate their various activities, of learning how to hall referred to as the "Virgin residence halls to educate stu- proceeds going to battered women More on-line services have also classes, studying and sleep. Vault" and walked the "Rape dents about rape. For instance, and there are also plans for a bake Reiily manage time. been added, Green said. For Engineering department conducts Trail" to her classes. Because an there should be rape information sale this semester to raise money. time management work- instance, FirstSearch allows Edward Reiily, In spring, shops Monday and Tuesday after- Workshop offers advice actual rape has never occurred on sessions exclusively for males. the the VFC hopes to access to several databases and noons in Corr Hall, focusing on reading/studying counselor the "Rape Trail," the VFC would The problem of eating disorders participate in events like AIDS indexes; therefore, information is how students announces improvements (Continued from page like to create an official name for was also touched upon briefly. An Awareness Week and Women's may budget their constantly being added. 4) ways for students to evalute their time to accomplish and ultimately in order to increase productivity. strong it. audience member suggested that History Month. The group also Lexis-Nexis is an on-line service Once the study-process begins, and weak points. achieve more. Reiily believes that a well-planned By DANINE ALATI SO that they may choose to explore there should be eating disorder intends to hold another "Take which was implemented last year. Reiily suggests starting with least "An excellent way of teaching Staff Reporter "Having the ability to say 'no' schedule can be the force that will the environmental aspect as seminars for freshman in the Back the Night" rally in which This service indexes bibliographi- a favorite or most difficult subjects and testing yourself is to make a is one of the basics of learning how drive procrastinators to finally concentration or in the work residence halls. The need for co- VFC members will argue that cal and full-text services to a because inadvertently "we can learning tape of yourself reciting to manage time," said Reiily. begin working, and if studying Numerous changes have been force," she added. Within the past ed sessions and co-ed speakers students should not be afraid to variety of subjects. Green said. crowd out doing something we the material," said Reiily. The / think people need to be "Students must realize that they takes place while students are implemented in the College of few years, the interest in envir- was also proposed. Lastly, it was be out alone at night. "We've got a vast number of on- don't like by occupying ourselves tape is a way to maximize study can't feeling Engineering. New computer labs onmental engineering has less ignorant more recommended that the VFC offer do everything. They must be refreshed, they have the line resources with favorite subjects." Reiily time since students can "listen" and made available." located willing to be assertive enough to best chance of succeeding in on the third floor of increased significantly, she said. to work with the counseling "We're here to combat sexual Another change the library advocates taking control by "tak- to their homework while complet- understanding. say no. They have to understanding the material. Tolentine Hall were opened during In addition to the changes in the center on the idea of an emotional stereotyping," said Beissel. "I know what implemented this year involves ing little bites out of a big chunk ing other activities. "By using the their priorities are." the fall 1993 semester. These new department of civil engineering, Kelly Beissel, hotline where students may call think people need to be less (Continued on page 5) the removal of several computer of work" and completing portions tape, the retention rate is great labs are open 24 hours a day to an entire new department in to talk over their problems with ignorant and more understand- was a little at a time. He teaches that since you are listening to your co-chair of the VFC engineering students who can created. The department of com- another student. ing," she added. it is better to study over the course own voice." gain admittance by using their puter engineering began as an of three nights instead of cram- During Reiily 's 50-minute work- FH/IAE encourages Wildcards, said Lynda Capuzzi, offshoot of the department of awareness ming the night before a test since shop session, he elaborates on assistant dean of engineering. electrical engineering. massed studying often causes several of these methods of man- Sorority and fraternity rush The computers are equipped with The College of Engineering has boredom and fatigue. aging time and introduces many By tatives," she said. in was a major topic at the forum. KATHLEEN COONEY "We're not charge of cleaning all four the same programs as those in become significantly more popular CBS College Tour returns other techniques that promote The idea was discussed that men News Editor authoritative, . we need student apartments. "We have just gotten Hartley and Mendel halls with with 225 freshman enrolling this Specific "tricks" that Reiily learning. From mastering test- do feedback." approval to hire not have the guidance the another person," additional engineering programs, year, increasing from 195 last promotes are to briefly review the taking strategies and understand- have. it Facilities Management imple- Meetings are held every August she added. she added. women "I think sends a By JANE PAPACCIO CAT decided to host the CBS year, Capuzzi said. The foremost ing dry readings to learning how with Orientation work before a discussion-type message," said Beissel. It was mented a Facilities Management Counselors and "Things are getting better in The name of the civil engineer- goal of the College News Editor College Tour again because "it's of Engineering class so that material will be fresh to study properly and how to Awareness Education Residence Assistants to terms of agreed upon that the general lot of fun. It's great program and Com- strength- students," Clay said. ing department was expanded to is the concentration a a of a new in the mind, and to review notes ehminate wasted time, the time mittee (FMAE) to foster an en their awareness. Saturdays have consensus at the University seems All eyes will for the students and it's free. CBS "We know been good so far mclude both civil and environ- 60,000 net square foot be on the Univer- laboratory immediately after a lecture course management workshop covers it increase in awareness of the what's going on," said Clay. For this year, and hallways mental to be that women need to be given sity this week as the provides us with everything, and are not engineering, Capuzzi said, building which will begin in the second to improve retention. He also all. In addition to these general more direction while the importance of the department, instance, "if a student is sick from being trashed. "Smce environmental engineering men may annual CBS College Tour returns they offer lots of giveaways," said spring of 1995. The College of Monday and Tuesday sessions, — explains that overwhelming one- do what they please. said Judy Clay, supervisor of drinking, we want them to make Overall, I'm pretty is narrowly to campus. college Caldaroni. Also, the CBS College much sat- focused, the degree Engineering is progressively The tour, self with reading is not the best Reiily distributes helpful study- Much attention was also given Custodial Service. it to the bathroom," Clay added, isfied, and I thank everybody for offered is civil. With that degree, becoming which will take place Sept. 19 Tour will generate excitement for more competitive and Instead, reading guide material, conducts special "We're very large Recycling and vandalism way of learning. to the serious issue of rape. One a group" of are also being patient with us." students have a broad background attractive, said Capuzzi. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sept. CAT, she added. and then reciting the material and exam-prep sessions and is avail- proposal was that the Villano- about 200 people, said Clay. Facil- discussed. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., is testing oneself are more beneficial able for individual assistance. van ities Management consists of should write several articles sponsored by the Campus Activ- A Resource Fair is also spon- several smaller divisions includ- ities Team (CAT) and the Depart- CBS provides us with sored by the Office of Residence ing maintenance, grounds, recy- ment of Public Life in August, where information Relations. everything, and they cling and custodial service. Togeth- Set-up for the College Tour tables are set up in Good Counsel CBS er they make up over 10 percent offer lots of giveaways. Hall representing various campus UCIS provides clarification begins Sept. 18 in the Connelly of the University work force. Plaza. CAT has been recruiting departments. FMAE displays pic- Karen Caldaroni, assistant They cover about 60 buildings on All should students to assist with the set-up tures of vandalism which are Special to the Villanovan information. students Media classroom that can be director of Student Development 255 acres, she added. of the CBS College Tour. All taken throughout the year, said receive a computer account when implemented across the campus. student workers will be paid $5 Clay. The University Computing and they register for the first time in As more and more textbooks are per hour. We're trying to increase order to be able to access infor- The college tour mainly serves Lastly, representatives Information Service (UCIS) plans supplemented by material on CD mation stored in the Campus as a promotional event for CBS. awareness throughout appeared at various mandatory to "provide every University ROMS, UCIS is exploring the The themes of constituent" with access to infor- Wide Information System (CWTS), possibility of implementing CD the activities entire campus. hall meetings at the beginning of the and to be able to communicate servers in the residence center on the different popular the year. "We try to hit as many mation she or he needs to be more ROM _. mg^mttm a j electronically with other students CBS television shows, such as Judy Clay, supervisor as we can," said Clay. This year effective and efficient in her/his halls. The implementation of TUOy [CBS] lOVOO COmmg and possibly faculty and staff. In technology though "Northern Exposure," "Murphy of Custodial Service representatives attended meetings endeavors" according to a paper ' ^^"^^^ fg yiPMOva last year the future other applications may u'^'m be driven the faculty. ' Brown," "The Young and The at Sullivan, St. Monica, Kathe- written by Karin Steinbrenner, should by include course registration and role is to research of all the help Restless," "The Price is Right" rine, McGuire, • executive director of UCIS. UCIS' and because The main goal of the committee Coughlin and drop/add from personal compu- promote the technology and to and "CBS Sports," said Caldaroni. Fedigan Halls. "We're really With the start of the '95-'% they received from the is to decrease vandalism on cam- in the residence halls. Also, items from the "Late Show happy with that," she added. ters help with its implementation. pus. Clay said. "This is the school year all residence halls will "Teaching and learning have According to Steinbrenner the students. with David Letterman" will be students' home, and they need to The have network connectivity, allow- new West Campus apart- we need to implement plans outlined above do not sold during the tour. ing students to access the Univer- changed, Karen Caldaroni, assistant treat it with pride." ments have also been a problem Students participating and computing technology to enhance the teach- require additional funds but are in the "We're trying to increase aware- for Facilities sity's computers director of Student Development Management staff ing and learning process and to already budgeted for. activities of the College Tour will and information resources on the ness throughout the entire cam- this year, said Clay. "There are be able to enter the CBS sweep- from person- be competitive with other institu- pus," said Clay. The committee problems with the laundry INTERNET directly rooms tions," Steinbrenner said. During stakes. The Grand Sweepstakes consists of representatives from being trashed," al computers in their dorms with- she said. Also, staff with prize is a 12-day Switzerland Services that will the summer, UCIS several departments on campus, eight garbage cans were installed out a modem. errors and inconsistencies bicycle faculty from Nursing, Engineer- Due to "They [CBS] loved coming to tour for two. Only one to students are soft- including Office Residence Life, in the four apartments last week. be available by Karin Steinln9nner in last grand ing, and Commerce and Finance found Villanova last year because of all sweepstakes prize will be Facilities Management and Cam- and of ware available on central compu- those, five have been stolen. multi media course week's article entitled "UCIS plans of the help they received from the offered; however, the first prize mail, and developed pus Ministry, she said. However, The apartments are difficult ters, and labs, electronic Steinbrenner prepared consists of for courses taught this fall. improvements, " students," said Karen Caldaroni, "Late Night with PHOTO BY SHARON QfllFRN University's Infor- ware as of yet there are no students on not so much because of the way Sue Roth. access to the version of the article. The David Letterman" Jaims Bon Tempo and Fll Stullc ol the MaryianM The objective of the project was a corrected assistant director of Student sweatshirts; 50 the committee this year. (from L to R) have olanw toVmll. for student sche- "We are the students treat them but about after putting maatertully mation System ViUemovan regrets these errors. of these will be awarded. on a aolld pertormanS Satuwla/nlflht to develop a prototype for a Multi Development. looking for two student rcpresen- because only one person has been at tWiSeHrtl dules and other general University

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Elizabeth BarszczewskI and Kathryn A. Szumantkl Editore In Chief U.S. global status wobbles under indefensible foreign policy Alexander W. Scofleld By JOE PATTERSON In the Associate Editor face of these problems, Concerning the tragic situations have, or are developing, nuclear, in the name of balancing a budget it would be gratifying if the in Bosnia and Somalia, our fear- biological or chemical weapons that cannot be balanced. Stephanie MacDougall While domestic issues have Clinton Administration could less head of state has issued that can be used directly against The Administration and its Managing Editor dominated political discussion honestly boast of even minimal contradictory statement after the United States. Other observers supporters may be tired of critics over the past several months, success in its dealings with these contradictory statement. As Clin- predict 30 more countries will harping on Clinton's foreign policy Pages Septemberie, 1994 equally important global events issues. Real decisions have to be ton's vacillation escalates, so does have nuclear capabilities within problems. Nevertheless, this isn't have raised considerable concern. made and responsibility needs to the confidence of potential the next two decades. As these about conflicting theories, ideolo- Regrettably, it can only be noted be taken. I think every American adversaries. new renegade nations arm them- gies or hypothetical situations. that America has failed recently would be pleased to greet the day Clinton's inconsistency and selves with nuclear weapons, how Rather, it is about the life and in its moral duty to lead the world. It's the in which the administration's tendency to wilt under pressure America handles North Korea will death of small nations and the end of the world Small, upstart countries openly as we original statements outnumber creates an uneasiness, especially establish a major precedent. national security of the United defy the United States. Situations its reversals. in the face of a new concern: the Separate from his incertitude in States of America. There are some It, that should have been dealt with know and we feel funked-up budding nuclear threat of despe- foreign relations, Clinton's han- of us who are a bit anxious efficiently have now become pro- rado nations such as North Korea. dling of the military cutbacks because of the obvious chaos tracted waiting games in which In what could develop into a initiated by George Bush and surrounding the unsatisfactory circumstances worsen and Amer- It was Saturday night. truly nasty situation. Bill Clinton Colin Powell is also distressing. efforts of the current administra- Our social calendars were ican resolve is questioned. relied on ex-president Jimmy Bush and Powell had planned a tion. Clinton is clearly insecure sadly empty. So we thought to ourselves, "Hey, isn't Desperately needed is a foreign Carter, as the widely regarded downsizing that would allow the when it comes to global affairs . . Sigma Phi Epsilon sponsoring that policy that possesses clarity, concert in the Spit greatest foreign-affair failure in United States to still fight a two- and it scares us. tonight? consistency and courage. This is Why don't we go? Yeah. Why don't we go?" recent decades, to plead America's front war. Now, it is questionable painfully So lacking in the current case to its prevailing nemesis, whether or not the American we went. And, surprisingly, we lived to tell about administration's policy which Kim Il-sung. Carter returned forces could pull off another Joe Patterson is a sophomore It (although It was touch-and-go there for a while). literally mutates on a month-to- In regard to Haiti, the President beaming that "there are no unans- Desert Storm and still remain majoring in political science, eco- The evening started out well enough. The Maryjanes, month, week-to-week and day-to- originally stated that the Bush wered questions. I personally fortified on the homefront. Even nomics and Honors whose column an up-and-coming student band on campus, wowed the day basis. Changes are obviously policy of sending refugees back to believe that Kim Il-sung wants to liberals in Congress have recently appears each week in the crowd with its exciting performances and transformed needed if arising situations dictate Haiti "was an error" and promised be sure that the agreements that lamented risking national security Villanovan. modifications. However, the Pres- to "modify Donahue Hall into more than, well, the Spit. that process." This have been worked out between me ident's changes do not contribute simple but dangerous statement and him are carried out." After their stellar performance, the crowd eagerly to a positive evolution. Instead, triggered a massive influx of It's just a bit ridiculous to awaited the night's headliner, local cover band Mother they simply add confusion to an hopeful Haitians. Only three believe that "the crisis is over" Funk. Little ON did CAMPUS we know, however, that the first of many already lightweight and weak- months later, he stated that "the after a friendly chat. Carter, who punches was right around the corner. willed approach to foreign affairs. practice of returning those who set standards for incompetence Mr. Clinton has mastered the Sig Ep brothers, ironically clad in hunter green flee Haiti by boat will continue." with his handling of the Iranian WITH SHARON GRIFFIN art of talking tough, but his He later set up a ridiculous hostage crisis, has not miracu- "Security Staff" T-shirts, created a melee in the mosh continual reversals and back- method of dealing with Haitian lously alleviated the need for pit. Supposedly there to keep the in crowd line and trackings take all legitimacy away refugees, complete with impotent concern. Senate Minority Leader maintain order, Do you think the student the brothers of Sig Ep were the first to from his words. Compromise aquatic courts that satisfied no Bob Dole said as much when he throw a punch. All in all, a total of four (count 'em, four) might get you somewhere in one. Now, after more than a year simply stated that Clinton was officials brawls erupted during the course of the evening's Congress, but insolent foreign of waffling, the President has being "taken for a ride" by North gowernment are governments are not concerned secured the support of special Korea's Communist regime. "entertainment." Those of us not in a fighting mood were with proper proceedings and eti- interest groups and a military Unfortunately, the situation is relegated to the back of the cafeteria to avoid fulfilling their promises? personal quette. Human rights atrocities, invasion seems imminent. If this much more expansive than North injury, wondering LETTERS why we spent our hard-earned five ethnic cleansing, totalitarian action is beneficial, why wasn't Korea, which happens to be one bucks on fights we could have seen for free on any regimes and the emergence of new it taken months ago? The situa- of the more isolated and backward elementary school playground. nuclear arsenals are serious prob- tion certainly has not changed countries in the world. According As the lems that warrant serious drastically and the delay has not to former Defense Secretary Les sponsors of the night's festivities, it was the . . . And the frats strike back responses. improved the circumstances. Aspin, more than 20 countries responsibility of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity to prevent such riotous behavior, not to instigate it. Their immaturity and lack of respect for their fellow students Article exhibits grave stereotypes War sites lose battle to developers ruined what could have been a great time. ' Instead, however, the the is the Preservation of these historic the battlefield; it doesn't have to evening proved to be a To Editor: this letter is about, rather, of community on campus! By WILLIAM F. MARTIN sites accomplished quick- one, machismo-fest must be . be any particular site. Each among the brothers. disgust shared by many students I resent someone telling me, as ly. Most people don't pay attention size or the I'm sure I speak for everybody do places like no matter what the after having read Greaves' article. a member of the Greek system, What Brandy to these national treasures are of who is part of Villanova's Greek Station, Cross Keys, Harpers we place, is an integral part our Assuming he actually did attend that I joined a fraternity for less- losing yearly."Petersburg, the site past. Textbooks alone only tell a system when I say that I was a meeting that his article Ferry and Petersburg bring to and was than-admirable reasons. I also of the final siege and battle, has part of the story. Until you actu- infuriated by an article printed in not merely a poor work of fiction, mind? For most, I tend to think 'Nova's lesser-known rivals resent someone telling me that I already been lost. Disney plans to ally see the rocks and hills these the Sept. 9 edition of the Villa- I have to ask this question: Wh^t have been they merely represent names of experiencing a fabricat- build novan. David Greaves, has no places somewhere in the United another "theme" park near men had to climb and fight over, gives Mr. Greaves the right to ed sense of brotherhood for the the Manassas National Battlefield it is impossible to fully grasp what is business writing about something deem life States. Nothing could be further 'The school is headed in the The student government and why you should watch someone's a "shallow past three years. Instead of which he knows nothing about! from the truth. Park. It is envisioned as a park they did for us. right direction and I'm not sure only as capable as the admin- pathetic lie," especially after denouncing the brotherhood that about history. How ironic it is that I malls Bells However, since he decided to What it should conjure is enjoy the and Taco if the student government has istration will allow. If there is meeting that person for only a few we in the Greek system share, we need to build a history park just like the next person, but there enlighten anything to do with it. I guess , dissatisfaction, it's not due to By now, even the greenest of first-year students are the student body with short minutes? That is pretty David images of national heritage, for Greaves should embrace with rides attractions at his stereotypical views ridic- and the has to be some line where you say, they do." their lack of effort, but the well aware of our beloved basketball and pathetic in itself. It is also pathetic the concept they were some of the sites of the team's bitter rivalry and not alienate expense of the actual history. "Don't build one here, this place ulously judgmental opinions, I feel that he felt the need to greatest conflict in American administration restricting with Georgetown personally himself form his peers. You don't and Syracuse. And it goes without In addition to that fact, this will has more value if left alone." obligated to set things straight. attack one fraternity member history, the Civil War. Abraham their power." saying that all have to join a fraternity or a also lead further of our Villanova sports teams get especially I'm not one to sing the praises in his to even develop- whom he described as resembling sorority Lincoln, Gettysburg and pay dues to have ment and urban sprawl in the The battlefields don't have to fired up for their matchups against of fraternity life. That is not what the purpose local rivals such as Lenny from Of Mice and Men. I friends. Address, expressed It would suffice not to be area. be in your own state. We are all Rob Mancini Temple, LaSalle, St. Joe's, Penn and Drexel. this letter is about. Besides, unlike am disturbed that the Villano- these places serve for us even Mark Rick an abrasive, opinionated person. year lose their caretakers and need to be David I Each we another Senior But how many of you are Greaves, prefer to let van actually printed such an today by saying, "The world will Junior aware of the Villanova portion of our history for another more involved in their fate, As a International Business people make their own decisions uncalled — for, slanderous por- little note nor long remember Mechanical Engineering football team's intense rivalry with the nation, we all own a part of these Fightin' Blue Hens about is mall, fast-food restaurant or park- what good and/or bad trait of a student. It really does Steven SchoU what we say here, but it can never of Delaware? Despite spotty ing space. I feel there is a serious places. It was on these battlefields fan support for the Wildcats about the Greek system. What a lot towards improving the sense forget what they did here." 1996 lack of purpose to Americans that our nation was reborn. If we of the gridiron in years past, the matchup between Unfortunately, many of these today. The Americans of the 1860s lose them, what happens to our Villanova and Delaware has consistently been accompan- places are being forever lost under Exaggerated fought and died for ideals they national spirit? humor article the endless flow of progress and . ied by sizeable and enthusiastic crowds. The games have believed in and felt had a larger cement. become almost consistent in their parity; 10 of the last purpose. Over 620,000 soldiers Joshua Lawrence Chamberlin, satirizes are indiscriminately These Civil War battlefields of the 12 Villanova/Delaware died at those nameless towns and » commander 20th Maine games have been decided by 10 importance to To the Editor: places of utmost Regiment wrote these eloquent points or less. admit, part of the reason I joined fields throughout the country. what makes us the nation in words: "In great deeds something was social. You've seen Villano- Letters The veterans themselves even The rivalry between these two Yankee Conference which we live today. They are In response to David Greaves' va's social scene; do you blame came back many years after the abides, in great fields something powerhouses is augmented by the commentary places to go and ponder on times stays. personal feud between on Villanova frater- me? If I'm hanging out and bond- war was over to share their Forms change and pass, nities, I long gone, sit peacefully and Villanova Head Coach Andy Talley and Delaware's have a few things to say. ing with my brothers reflections at the sites of those bodies disappear, but spirits linger and just generations- First, I'd like reflect, educate future to consecrate ground for the vision helmsman Harold "Tubby" Raymond. A war of to commend Mr. happen to meet a few hundred Policy terrible conflicts, so we might words and to find the deeper meaning of Greaves on speaking up. His women along place of souls. Reverent men and has emerged in the press ^ the way,-,, I. ^see „„no* never forget their sacrifice. A few between these two coaches since what it really means to be an cnticisms were quite humorous, harm done. women from generations that 'Nova football Finally, dues are for days after the battle of Gettys- was resurrected in 1985. if a bit exaggerated. American. know us not and that we know He was right the national office, social events The Villanovan will print burg, a prominent citizen of the "Let- Unfortunately, the power of the Hopefully, Villanova students will continue to in inferring that fraternities and ters to not, shall come through this field start-up funds for philan- the Editor" received in its town bought parts of the battle- support this rivalry COULD lead to conformity. dollar is destroying these places to ponder and dream." Let us not as they have in years past. Now that For thropy fund raisers, office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior field with his own money. He at an alarming rate. Most recently, the weak-minded, insecure indi- I to the bury these places. We may not be admission to Wildcat football is free, see some truth in a few of the weekly de/uUinp Tufifuinv at wanted to preserve it as a living a subpar crowd for of Station vidual, they do. However, I the battlefield Brandy able to save all of them, but like caution things Mr. Greaves said. I 2 p.m. All letters must be signed courage and 'Nova's biggest game of the year would be feel bad memory to their "I have complete faith in the "The shuttle particularly against making is set for destruction. In 1863 it the fought in the Civil improvements, generalizations he had to experience these and include address, phone number Yet, today we are quick men who inexcusable. things. valor. student government or else I ATRA and Stanford about all fraternity and was the site of the bi^est cavalry War, we will carry on to the next gyms, members But he should remember he social security number. All with shovel and the asphalt all in has wouldn't be waiting here to get Austin and St. Rita's being co- We at the Villanovan based upon a cursory, letters battles not only American history, fight because l)elieve in its strongly encourage 'Nova outside only obtained a* small, must be typed and double of progress. Is this how we outside the name into the Nite Club — I'm ready ed and no visitation policy students look. On the inside, fraternities view spaced. but in all of North America. The purpose, preservation of sacred are to tailgate behind closed doors (since the of an often misunderstood The Villanovan reserves we honor their sacrifice? Is this build a huge race-car to party!" all accomplishments. I think give the opportunity to grow and system. the right to edit plan is to ground. restrictive school policy prevents many from doing so out all letters. Letters what we want our children to things track right through the battlefield are definitely changing become your best self. Whether or Let me end by may be sent by mail to the Vil- in the open) and then make their way to Villanova saying, "It is inherit? for the better." Stadium not these "frat boys" you itself. The developers promise to encoun- often easy to disdain that which lanovan, Villanova University, for tomorrow's game. A loss to a team of the place. Each of us needs William F. Martin is a senior majoring named the Blue tered took this opportunity is one cannot obtain." Villanova, Pa. 19085. keep the "integrity" to visit these places and walk in psychology. Villanovans interested in Nick (M.R.) Natalie Hens would be disheartening under any circumstances, another story entirely. I guess this means in future years, Piergiovanni Dimambro through the tall grass and more information on this subject can Mr. if I bring my children there, we alone Junior Sophomore and would be all the more so if it occurred in a sparsely- Greaves says the only Michael Murray reason imagine the hardships listen to the past. It resonates write to: Association for the Preservation Mechanical Engineer International Business filled stadium. guys join fraternities is to Alpha Phi Delto Fraternity can try to get drunk endured in 1863 while from the ground there. You can of Civil War Sites; P.O. Box 1862; and meet women. I 1995 the soldiers race cars whiz by incessantly. almost see the men moving across Fredericksburg. VA 22402.

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By ALEX SCOFIELD having to paint my face and chest well have been the only elected to his former post. He owes his however, seems oblivious to the blue at an ESPN-televised 'Nova official in Washington who felt victory not to the fact that he fact that his target audience is [After a particularly brilliant hoops game. it And is somehow envious of Bill Clinton every time evaded the subject of his former sick of being referred to as 'Gener- segment of "Full House," Phila- reassuring to ponder the semi- a new Gallup Poll was released. drug abuse, but instead used it as ation X,' and will not vote for delphia's ABC affiliate cuts to a tragic events that happen to me Winning the silver medal in a wan redemption allegory. In anyone who bestows that name commercial break. Time-Life from time to time, and how they these not-so-special Olympics was fact, Barry talked about the sub- upon them. Books logo appears in upper-right may have some sort of cosmic John Ray. Football fans should ject of drugs so much on the Back in my apartment, I sit in corner of the screen, and sedated impact on the world beyond. take a moment to consider what campaign trail that the casual front of my TV in a helpless daze. voiceover narrates. . . ] Shed no tears for me; as if you whould happen if the Universal observer could have almost sworn The "Mysteries of the Unknown" In the Philadelphia suburbs, a were about to anyway. My land- Powers That Be transformed the that rap group Cypress Hill was commercial has ended, and the dateless campus newspaper editor lord says that she'll solve the entire Buffalo Bills team into a writing his speeches. station now brings us live to returns to his apartment. Upon problem really soon. Just like she single human being. The result Technically, this election is not Barry's acceptance speech. entering, the "I young man is shocked solved the roach problem in this would bear a disturbing resem- over yet. Barry still must square once was lost, blind, but now I to realize that the roof of his same apartment. In fact, in the blance to John Ray, now the loser off against the Republican nomi- see," says the triumphant ex- bedroom has completely caved in, month since my landlord said she of four mayoral elections. The nee Carol Schwartz. However, mayor. littering his room with plaster, would send over an exterminator Bills, in all fairness, can point to Republican candidates in D.C. At that moment, some more • nails and wood splinters. 'right away,' the roaches have the fact that, their four straight elections are on somewhat of a plaster in my ceiling loosens and Meanwhile, in Washington, been so scared about this threslt victorious opponents in the Super Quixotic quest — admirable only falls to the floor, almost as though B.C., the final vote count confirms materializing that they occasion- Bowl include the likes of the 1993- in their complete blindness to the Barry's very words that have caused Marion Barry has received the ally let me in the bathroom during 94 Cowboys and the 1991-92 fact that victory is absolutely the ceiling to decay. Enveloped in Democratic nomination for the city extreme emergencies. Redskins. impossible. a cloud of white dust, I am lost, mayoral race, guaranteeing him Instead of wasting your sym- Ray can afford no such conso- Sensing the opportunity, sever- another blind and coughing uncontroll- term as mayor in the pathy on me, it would be more lation. Instead of losing an admir- al outsiders have attempted to ably. nation 's capital. appropriate if you wasted your able battle against an NFC pow- portray themselves as viable DISMISSED AS sympathy on the DISMISSED AS A POOR hapless residents erhouse, Ray was defeated in a candidates. Independent Bill Light- COINCIDENCE!! of the District CHOICE IN OFF—CAMPUS of Columbia. In a Democratic run-off by ex-convict foot has thrown his hat into the That newspaper editor, of battle that could HOUSING!! only be described Marion Barry. You may remember ring, in hopes that Barry won't course, was me. I realize that this as a choice between the lesser of him as the man who warmed the attempt to smoke it somehow. A imaginary scenario for a "Myster- three evils, Barry prevailed over hearts of Americans everywhere District bartender has also ies of the Unknown" commercial Democratic candidates Sharon with the following words of entered, trying to present himself Alex Scofield is a senior majoring is not as cool as some of the real Pratt Kelly and John Ray. eloquence: as The Generation X Candidate' in Honors and English who is ones, like the guy who got zapped It was a foregone conclusion "Bitch set me up." with humorous campaign posters suddenly very envious of his Vil- by the wires he painted at Stone- that Kelly, the incumbent, was But after serving time in the saying, "Wanna get served? Elect lanova peers in the on-campus henge (DISMISSED AS A "SPI- going to lose her glitzy office seat. bighouse for possession of crack a bartender!" This 20-something, apartments. NAL TAP" SCENE!!). But all the With approval ratings that cocaine, and a four-year absence same, I get quite a thrill out of resembled the age of a pubescent from the D.C. mayor's office, seeing myself on TV without middle-school student, Kelly may Barry is a virtual lock to return LETTERS NEED a Volunteer. SGA betrayed by callous editorial MONEY To the Villanovan ment merely for the sound it challenge and have redoubled Editorial Staff: would make in an auditorium. their efforts to work for the As you say, you certainly did Villanova community. I respect It is my responsibility FOR to write invest a large measure of trust in and admire their courage and this letter to the entire Villanova us, your elected officials. For my enthusiasm. However, I am 'old' Recruitment Nights community refuting the charges part, I remained at Villanova until and quite tired of fighting enemies that the elected representatives of the third week of June and took from every side. In my senior year, the Student COLLEGE? Government only Associ- two weeks off the entire I believed that I would be able to ation have been lax in their duties summer — in large part because enjoy wonderful working relation- at the beginning of their term in of the responsibilities of my office. ships with everyone who works • the 1994-95 academic year. Fur- In the three years of similar on the second floor of Dougherty thermore, I must say that I took quantities of work, rarely have I Hall. Your editorial has dispelled personal offense to the lOO's of Scholarships content received a word of gratitude from my hopes and left me sadly dis- Wednesday, . and tone of the editorial (the anyone, especially the news illusioned. Hopefully, in time, I Villanovan are Available. 9/9/94) as I have media. Thus, I was terribly will overcome this disappointment done very little these past three injured when reading your editor- and be able to work with you all How many years at Villanova except ial, can you qualify for? work, an editorial written by people at the same level of trust as I did and word hard, in the interests I thought were my friends and previously. But maybe I won't. I Sept. p.m. of 21,7 the Villanova student. colleagues, in the same paper hope your satisfaction with your You accused the officials (then which included four articfes (Belle editorial was worth it. candidates) of offering "empty Air, UCIS, VQI, and Shuttle promises" and "high-pitched rhe- Service) in which the SGA was toric." Although these are both essential, yet no SGA member To find out — Call statements commonly associated was quoted about these improve- with politicians, I do not, nor have ments. The feeling of betrayal will Waiter David Greason I ever, offered a promise I did not never leave me. Student Body Vice-President pursue (610) 896-9610 vigilantly or make a state- In fairness, many SGA officials 1995 Thursday, Recorded Message Gives Details Sept. 22, 7 p.m.

Villanova Room You won't notice any difference, butyour country will. Connelly Center The five minutes you spend registering with Selective Service at the post office won't change you. But it M;///make a difference to your country So when you turn 18, register with SelccUvc Service. // 's quick. It 's easy. And it's the law. A public service message of this publication and Selective Scfvice Syswn. EKrMliriilSJMjM! :^A

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Mother Funk and the Maryjanes stop to give Villanova a taste of their musical prowess on their road to certain success.

Steve Martin fails to exude his usual comic charm in "A Simple Twist of Fate."

Philly Life offers a glimpse of cultural happenings in the city.

PHOTO COURTESY OF VILLANOVA THEATER THESE SCANDARD MENU mZBfS APPBAR EVERY MEAL The Villanova Theater will raise its curtains (SUNDAY THRU aAn«PAY) ^^ a SreCIAUVBAMAPfgAWNCSWhAVTO^ month early for the vivaciously comical new adaption of Moliere's ''Scapin.'' 98

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Sapetmber 16, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 15 Pag» 14 • THE VILLANQVAN • 8i)»tmbT 16, 1994 E A T U R E S wxvu p.m. today. Students interested in spending a semester in one of these intensive French "Children of War" Sept. 1 By language programs should plan to attend. Sept, 26 MELISSA SALSO Aside from — Michael Simmons these specialty seg- For further "Children of War" Assistant Features Editor information, call the office of ments, WXVU broadcasts inter- — Co-ordinator of East-West Programs for training International Studies, Extension 6412. national, national and campus Athletic Welcome back, American Friends Service Committee. ELISABETH PENA three p.m.. news times, a week. This Wednesday, Oct. 5 it 4:30 Room 215, Staff Reporter Positions available for student athletic includes weather and sports infor- 'Novans Tolentine Hall. Co-sponsored by the trainers. Responsibilities include injury Sept. 21 mation that is reported every Africana Studies Program. Villanova recognition, evaluation and treatment. University's radio Tuesday, The Office of International Studies will Thursday and Saturday station, WXVU, is back Students will work with all intercollegiate and ring- evening at 5 p.m. welcome those students who studied ing through teams. Excellent opportunity and resume VQI Team the campus airwaves All the overseas during fall international and the 1993 and/or spring again. builder for physical therapy and med once For the second year national 1994 semesters at an evening get-together 8-9 news comes directly from Oct- in row, school students. Freshmen and sophomores Are you a sophomore or junior and an a WXVU's news team the Associated in the DeLeon Room (#300), St. Augustine Press on an AP only, multi-year commitment required. Arts & Sciences student? Join the College returns to bring news and infor- wire Center, 5 to 7 p.m. Supper will be included. similar to those used by Financial aid and work study available. of Liberal Arts & Science, Villanova mation to Villanovans, featuring larger, This will be the first of several events ACS Street commercial radio stations. linger, x-4125, Nevin F.H. Quality Improvement Team. Information student oriented radio shows such Contact Daniel planned for The WXVU news team is rel- the Welcome/Re-Entry Week, "519." Sept. 18. meeting: Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 4:30-5:30 '94 as "The Blue Room" and atively by Sept. 1, devoted to recognizing the special Challenge young, founded during the p.m. in the St. Augustine Center Confer- "The Blue Room" is a news accomplishments of those Villanovans who 1992 presidential elections. The ence Room, 1st floor (between SAC 105 and magazine show, dealing primarily have completed academic programs Are you tough enough? The Association station covered the polls on elec- with international and national SAC 108). abroad. of Commuting Students (ACS) proudly tion night and took live calls to 8-20 topics, Sept. 1 presents the first hockey tournament to which is broadcasted the station.. This exposure helped Lawless lecture Saturdays at 6 p.m. Although its » hit the streets of Villanova University. The the news team take off, and in the CBS College Tour Sept. 27 EXHILARATION b^ns Oct. 8-9. Please focus is nationwide and worldwide spring of 1993, the news team Cave, Cinema, and the Church: Augus- swing by the ACS office or contact us at issues, it also covers some campus became part of the station. tine of Hippo and Walker Percy. The Rev. ext. 7319 for more details and registration topics. Two years later the news team The Campus Activities Team needs your George Lawless, O.S.A., Patristic Institute, SNAP volleyball information. HURRY, only 16 entries will Hope Maloney, host of "The is an integral part of the station help with this year's CBS College Tour, the Augustinianum, Rome, Italy. St. Blue Room," welcomes students be taken! By the way. . . it's FREE! with updates throughout the day September 18-20. Pay is $5 an hour. Augustine Lecture 1994, sponsored by SNAP and the Undergraduate Nursing to write material for the hour-long and regularly scheduled news Workers are needed Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Augustinian Studies, Villanova University, Senate invite the faculty and staff to show and occasionally invites a.m.- programs. Monday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday, 9 challenge Connelly Center Cinema, Sept. 21, 7:30 the students to a volleyball game. guests on the air. The news director, senior Jane 10 p.m. Sign up outside the CAT office in p.m. Admission free. For information: 610- The event will take place on Sept. 27 from Past topics for the show have Cianci, is in charge of the news 215 Dougherty Hall, or for more informa- Oct. 25 519-7903. 4:30-6 p.m. in St. Mary's gym and dinner ranged from Bosnia to Healthcare team and makes sure that the PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN tion call Student Development at ext. 4210. WXVU staffer prepares before broadcasting. will be provided to Homecoming events. shows go smoothly. The other news feature spot, Communal "Keeping Faitli" "This [news team] is a good way "519," is an interview talk show Sept. 1 study Abroad Night to get on FM radio, if that's what which deals solely with Villanova you're interested in. We're always Reconciliation 1994 Adela Dwyer — St. Thomas of issues. It is hosted by Bill Byrne looking for new ideas," said All Villanova students considering the Villanova Peace Award — "Keeping Faith" Freshmen say bye to Boogaloo Service possibility of overseas academic programs and airs Sunday mornings from Cianci. VEG meeting — John P. McNamee — Pastor of St. lOa.m.-ll a.m. Students are interested in for credit should plan to attend STUDY Malachy Church in North Philadelphia. who There will Reconciliation In contrast to "The Blue Room," be a Communal ABROAD NIGHT. The event will take Author of Diary of becoming part of the news team By MEG SCIBONA The workshops covered such The last night of orientation On Monday, Sept. 19, VEG, the Villanova a City Priest — Fr. "519" Service in the church on Sept. 21, 7:30 p.m. airs an array of Villanova can attend weekly meetings on Staff Reporter topics as date rape, AIDS, drug a bang. Environmental Group, will hold its first place at 7 p.m. on Tues., September 27, McNamee has been a prophetic voice in ended the program with sponsored by the Parish of St. Thomas of personalities including student Mondays at 5 p.m. in the Haver- and alcohol awareness, diversity, meeting. VEG gives interested students the in the Connelly Center Cinema. Those Philadelphia over the last 25 years. The entire class of 1998 was Villanova. All are welcome to participate government representatives, stu- ford room in Connelly Center. This year the University found new student concerns and student together for the last time. There opportunity to participate in activities attending will have a chance to meet newly Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m.. Room 300. in the sacrament of Penence. dents with stories of interest and WXVU is located at 89. 1 on your no success in its endeavors to life presentations. These work- a commissioning of the stu- concerning environmental issues. Our goal returned students, hear them describe St. Augustine Center. • was University staff members. dial and thanks to an on- right size its freshman class. The shops were intended to introduce dents, picnic dinner, a football is to promote environmental awareness on their programs and share their overseas FM a Both shows feature news stories booster, which improves admission standards were raised the students to every facet of campus while working on several projects experiences. Dr. Thomas Ricks, Director campus scrimmage and a closing cerem- written for the students by the the radio signal, all students and less people were accepted. But Villanova, while dispelling their throughout the year concluding with the of the Office of International Studies, will Fall Break ony, which gave the freshman Sept. 22 students. Also, they welcome Vil- should now be able to receive it. the deposits were mailed to fears about their new of annual Earth Day celebration. Speakers, discuss available programs and describe class their first taste school listeners to participate by calling For the latest in music, sports and lanova in surprisingly great environment. pride. Chuck Fixter said, "We had films, projects and trips are in the works the procedures and processes students Fail Break service in at any time. news, tune in to numbers and the freshman class Many of the workshops for this aemester. All new members are planning to study abroad will need to WXVU. arrived on campus as a random of 1994 ended up being 1661 addressed serious issues and welcome. Come out and «hare your ideas VU Equestrian Club accomplish. A question and answer period group and within four days we trip — Mexico students instead of the proposed attempted to relay the message 1998." and concerns for the environment! will follow the presentations. had unified into the class of The VU Equestrian Club will be holding 1400. Since these qualified stu- they felt the new students needed There existed some mixed reac- There will be a volunteer trip to the Beta Theta Pi races Liaisons" dents were so anxious to attend, to receive. "Dangerous a brief organizational meeting on Thurs- Seniors t tions to the program as a whole. Yucatan, serving in the Mission of Friend- Time Management day, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. in the Bryn Mawr does this mean they enjoyed addressed the growing number of Christie Lambert felt she needed shio. The mission works in the urban and Room of the Connelly Center. Membership orientation any more than in past date rapes on college campuses. more free time so she could adjust The CHANNEL Program from Seattle, rural areas of Merida, Mexico, Get off to a good start this semester. Dr. with the for charity years? Some were scared by the informa- is all — duckies her- open to VU community members will to her new environment by WA, be on campus meeting VU Maya Indians. Trip will take Reilly will offer practical suggestions for place Satur- class of 1998 arrived on tion they received and some felt beginners and advanced riders are wel- prospective graduates, Tuesday night, The self. Carita Porter said, "I have day, Oct. 15 to Oct. 22. Prep meetings (all better time management and study tech- come! First semester outings will be campus August 20 to find green they had already known these a common bond with 23 people. Sept. 27, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. in St. Rita's Chapel. four niques in a brief workshop this Monday, are* required attendance in order to shirted people running around things. discussed. For more information or if you CHANNEL places (with salary) We spent the first few days of our new participate in Sept. 19, 3:30 p.m.-4:20 p.m. in the Coun- the trip) will be on the By REGINA M. OTOOLE the fraternity's Rubber Duckie and singing cheers to each other, "College is a whole new world are unable to attend this meeting, but are graduates in social service, human service, college life together. These are the following Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m., in Center for Assistant Features Editor booth in front of Connelly Center. seling Center, 106 Corr Hall. The workshop interested in participating, leave a message while carrying other peoples' and I want to try everything, said days when we are most unsure education and health care in the Seattle Peace is free and no sign-up is necessary. and Justice Education, Sullivan Hall, "Last year we raised $10,000," flights of Denise Sample. This for Kristine Loughran or Ann Robl at voice Diocese. also boxes up numerous freshman of ourselves and everything is new They arrange housing and Sept. 13 and 20, Oct. 4 and 11. It is an Once again Beta Theta Pi is Powers added. stairs. workshop made me aware of mailbox #86284. orientation. Katie Groves '94 is currently to all of us." opportunity attract- of a lifetime! planning to race those little yellow This year the fraternity shirts turned out dangerous situations, and now I part of this program. These green On the first day of classes.Mark the makeshift pond ed a number of students who duckies down to be Orientation Counselors consider my choices more Doolan felt a bit displaced. "Then Sept. 20 in the Quad. You've guessed it! bought ducks for last year's event Nursing senate (O.C.) and Administrative Assist- carefully." I saw a familiar face and her smile St. Angela Merici 3rd annual "Great Beta and wanted to try their luck again. The ants (A.A.). Freshman Carita Chuck Fixter admitted that picked my spirits up." It is this Sept. Theta Pi Rubber Duckie Race" is The ducks cost $3 for one or $10 Gamma Phi meeting 28 Porter said, "I used to run orien- most of the workshops were spirit that orientation attempts to Parish for four. Many students who feel upon us. tation activities for my high necessary but said, "At the end foster. in the donate There will be a Nursing Senate Meeting On October 1 at 12:30 p.m. they cannot spend $3 school, and never spent time with of the day I felt like going back Business Honor Inner city experience in the South Bronx, on Thursday, Sept. 22 in Bartley room 116 study Abroad the Quad, the ducks will float $1. the people again. My O.C. was my to my room and there was always Informational meeting, Wednesday, Sept. raise duckie race consists at 7:30 p.m. Ice Cream will be served!!! down a pool of water to The rubber first contact on campus. I never something else to do." Society 21, 7 p.m. in the Center for Peace and students honored money for the Cerebral Palsy of 10 heats with the top three expected a friendship to develop." Justice Education, basement, Sullivan of Delaware County. winners in each receiving a prize. There will be a meeting for all eligible Association On the first day the O.C.s had St. Thomas of Hall. There will be a reception at 5 p.iti. this For questions contact FatherJackson, the money goes to The first place winner in each Commerce and Finance students for "Specifically, to initiate the cheers and convince afternoon, in the President's Lounge on the x4499. Cruthers Memorial heat then advances to the final Gamma Phi Business Honor Society Villanova Festival the George their groups that it was okay to College drinking main level of Connelly Center, honoring Swarthmore," said race and has a chance at the grand Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 12:45 p.m. in Room School in make spectacles of themselves on page 1 students newly returned to campus from Chris Powers, a brother working (Continued 6} since of the students 110 Bartley Hall. There will be pizza and festival in honor of St. Thomas many new A music the spring semester in academic programs reservations doing so. soda. If you are unable to attend please of Villanova will be held in the church on Misc. had about overseas. Dr. Helen Lafferty, University "I think people hesitated can be lethal see Mrs. Michell in Room 327 Bartley. Thursday, Sept. 22, beginning at 7:30 p.m. many Vice-President, will be on hand to welcome Artists musicians from the wider because they thought the first and the students back from overseas studies impression they made would stick By ROSEANNE MILLER in the system at once is considered Augustinian community will perform their Villanova college Rape and sexual world-wide. Interested faculty, students Assistant Features Editor an overdose. The consequences of own special music in the tradition of the with them for four years," said and staff should contact the Office of freshman Mark Doolan. overdosing range' in severity from saint. The Festival is open to all. International Democrats violence discussion Studies, Room 420 St. • This idea was quickly dispelled Think back to the last time you vomiting to death. Other conse- Augustine's, 519-6412, for further and the groups were doing cheers drank. Did you stop at your limit? quences include slipping into a Rape and Sexual Violence: information. Weekly meetings every Wednesday at A Panel in no time. As the days went on Or did you have one too many? comatose state and suffering Discussion. Linda Fairstein — 5:01 p.m. in the Haverford Room, Connelly chief of the Sept. 24-26 a feeling of unity was achieved If the second response sounds brain damage. Manhattan Sex Center. Come join the College Crimes Prosecution Unit, Democrats through "icebreakers," cheers, familiar, then you were probably If you don't think it could author of Sexual Violence — for topical discussions relating issues Our War to and rivalries between groups. risking alcohol poisoning. happen to you, consider this: last Against Rape; Christine Grant — professor Oct. 5 on and beyond campus. Weekly quiz, pizza, Sailor saga These activities allowed people According to Dr. Denis Boyle year over 30 Villanova students of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania; politics and stuff, issue of the week, issue to be themselves and to let their Jr., director of the Villanova contracted alcohol poisoning to Jane Roach — prosecution attorney in reports, etc. are all part of these fun-filled guard down. Denise Sample said, Infirmary, located in Middleton such severity that they needed to Ahoy, all sea lovers! The 1962 screen hour-long original Berkowitz Case; Tuesday, Sept. 20 meetings. Hall, alcohol poisoning is the be hospitalized. version of Herman Melville's nautical "We got past first impressions at 7:30 p.m., Villanova Room, Connelly ingestion of alcohol at two times Dr. Boyle said, "I've seen kids classic, Billy Budd, is the third offering in Sacramental because we had to interact with Center. Co-sponsors: Law School, Honors the legal limit, which in most intubated because they've stopped Villanova's Fall, '94 Cultural Film and Student presenters each other so much during those Program, College of Nursing. states is .2 mg/dl, that exceeds breathing." Excessive alcohol Lecture Series, "From Novels into Film." Preparation games." Carita Porter determined narcosis or sleep depravation. consumption continues to be a There will be four viewings in the Connelly needed that, although icebreakers were Having such a high content of large problem among college International Center Cinema, on the unversity's main The sacramental preparation process needed in her group, they lost will their novelty after the third day. alcohol in your blood affects all students. campus: Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.; begin Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m., This January 23 (1995), the Freedom of your bodily organs. Dr. Boyle stressed the impor- Studies — Paris Sunday, Sept. 25 at 3:3iO p.m. and 7 p.m.; Campuls Ministry Office, St. Rita's School King, The cheers are the things that Hall, Workshops for Martin Luther most people remember, but they Villanova's Drug and Alcohol tance of knowing how much and Monday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. Tickets lower level. Jr, Day will be held. We want 5-8 students not the most important thing. Counseling Center, located in alcohol you can safely consume. A presentation by the Assistant Director are $2.50 for students and $3.50 for general All those who desire Baptism, Eucharist to present topics about how Rev. King and are gathwr at last year's rubber duckie race. Many workshops were offered, Stanford Hall, confirms that "People must be very aware of of VL\ PARISATA MONTPELIER Ian admission. or Confirmation in the Catholic Faith are his ideology has impacted their lives. If you Beta Theta PI brothen FILE PHOTO the students because alcohol is ultimately a their body weight before they guage programs in France, will be held in The Monday evening screening only will invited to sign up now (Campus Ministry are interested, please contact David and new were required to attend them all. toxjc substance, having too much (Continued the Modem Languages Conference Room, be introduced by frequent Series guest host Office). Questions or concerns can be Greason in the Student Government on page IS) #302 in the St. Augustine Center, at 12:30 Christopher Sharrett. directed to Kathy Overturf, ext. 7978. Association office (Dougherty 204).

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neighbor?" Spotlight: Public Safely rides higit campus wide Person to Peison . . . **Wont you be my equipment, as people housing rolled into one. The proper safety and not expanded, but there are more "spent a lot of time trying to get She and I went to the cafeteria The University has learned are able to see others By "The officers are very excited," CHRISTINE MULLER general procedures. residents." the opposite sex apartments are more spacious this [the bicycle patrol] right," said fe^l they're By TARA CAMPITIELLO for Sunday brunch and she started there is more to be shared by men and not simpfy Staff Reporter Horton. "They than the residence halls and Officers already in the depart- In fact, according to Alexander, and he feels the "more they're out Features Editor to laugh as we searched for an and women than romantic rela- from the residence hall across the most making a contribution." As with ment were then selected for the the bicycle patrol off-campus apartments or houses. provides one there, the better they'll get." the Department of Public Safety empty table to sit at. I asked what tions which the previous Resi- way. For Villanovans, the term "Pub- new unit. "There were a lot of example of how the department resident of Austin Hall And you are living among many According to Alexander, "small itself, the bicycle patrol "is prim- In the beginninng there was was so funny. She said she dence Life policies hoped to avoid A female lic Safety" has traditionally factors we were looking for: an must be innovative by providing explained that at first she had prospects . . . uh . . . fellow students facets of what we're [Public arily for the students, to improve Adam. He was clueless, so our realized that men and women altogether or at least make more evoked images of ubiquitous of each sex, rather than old blue officer's ability to handle the improved services without Safety] doing might evolve." live difficult; this is a Catholic univer- anticipated the possibility of a men their safety and security." benevolent God graciously created were not allowed to together vans driven by figures only vague- are keeping tabs physical demands of the position, increased personnel. In areas of However, it's still the separated the two, sity know. more noise-filled and chaotic who on how same job the "We think this is a positive Eve. Villanova but she did not know they could you ly discernible through the many people live in your wind- ability to interact with staff, high congestion, such as West office has been performing: "pro- and man was lost once again. not eat together at Villanova as The thrill of breaking the rules environment due to the new co- house for thing, said Horton. We're always shield glass. However, that tradi: students and different people, as living arrangefnents. Radnor Township. Campus, South Campus and the viding effective Public Safety looking for of improving Then through divine interven- well. no longer exists for the many . . ed ways tional perception of the' well as the variety of [weather] In actuality, however, both I'm glad to see the University's sites of sj)ecial events, both Horton service to campus," just with safety and security on campus." tion, and a few Residence Life I took a good look around and uh . . . few of us who defied the remoteness of Public Safety per- elements. It's probably a more and Alexander find bicycles "romantic male and female students in residence policies moving into the different tools. policy changes, men and women realized that Donahue Hall looked visitation policies. Yes, sonnel may soon 1970s. Hopefully the change with the physically demanding job," said quicker and more convenient. were united once again "as God more like a second grade lunch- situations" motivated students fo Austin have been quiet and very administra- advent of the new Bicycle Patrol Alexander. Currently, the unit like respectful of each other's privacy. tion will come to the conclusion "We to provide assistance intended" in Austin and St. Rita's room than a collie dining hall break visitation. However, I recall Unit. that consists of eight people — a as soon as possible," said Alexand- occasions when I just want- "I don't know why the University freshmen and sophomores Halls and the West Campus with boys and girls sitting at many "The idea essentially are also responsible was gener- sergeant and seven officers, two er. With small bicycles as opposed Apartments. separate tables. ed to be able to continue hanging didn't do this sooner," said the enough to live ated by Mr. [Jeffery] Horton." the of whom are women. to bulky vans, officers can respond modernization previous Residence out and talking with my friends, student. She has even noticed a among such "temptations" with- Welcome to the Granted, the director of Public Safety, out difficulties. Until accord- After 32 hours of training, to emergencies in crowded areas first telephones and Life policies did not dictate that both sexes included. growing camaraderie between then, St. of Villanova; ing to Sergeant Michael Alexand- Rita and Austin Hall residents, including classroom as well as more quickly. Also, he pointed out now this. students of the opposite sex avoid According to one resident assist- those residents of St. Rita's and er, the Bicycle Patrol Unit coor- hands-on instruction on the proper that on the bikes, officers "really With these new living condi- each other. God knows male and ant (R.A.) in St. Rita's Hall, there Austin halls. continue fostering the bond dinator as well as the assistant use of the new equipment, the unit get to know people on a more differences in the As for the apartments, well they between men and women which tions, a somewhat new social female students do anything but are noticeable patrol officer for the 10 p.m. -6:30 began patrolling in early August. personal basis. It presents a more scene has risen on-campus involv- avoid each other (although eve manner in which men and women speak for themselves. (I'm still a "God has intended." a.m. shift. Alexander, who des- Each officer rides a 21-speed dynamic, active sort of presence." ing a new found camaraderie ryone would probably be more are interacting this year. little bitter that I had a lottery cribes his position as "'essentially mountain bike and carries equip- Horton agreed. "You can converse that she has number from hell and got rejected between men and women. sane if we did). However, single- The R.A. explained the first-line supervisor to the ment necessary for bicycle main- with people. It creates a little more The first time my best friend sex residence halls and visitation noticed friendships similar to from the apartments, so I won't regular officers," assists in the tenance; for better night vision, community togetherness." from home came to visit me at policies drew an imaginary line brother/sister relationships form- open that can of worms.) su^KTvision of the overnight patrol each helmet holds a light. Soon In bad weather, such as last school she made an observation between men and women on this ing between students. Maybe men West Campus residents have personnel, two of whom belong to each will carry a "med-bag" as year's ice storm, it's "up to the forget. and women can be friends if they the benefits of on and off-campus Duck race which I will never campus. the new bicycle unit. well, similar to the type found in individual rider to decide if the Horton approached Sergeant each Public Safety vehicle. At v^Tather is too bad." However, the (Continuedfrom page 15) Alexander in February of this least one bicycle patrol officer unit does provide appropriate prize, a trip to the Bahamas, year, interested in instituting a works each shift, although some- winter uniforms. provided by "Ocean Travel." The system similar to the successful times two or three may also be All Public Safety officers gener- second place winner will receive programs utilized on other college scheduled when needed, such as ally work eight-hour shifts, in a weekend trip to Vermont. campuses across the country, as on weekends or during special addition to duty for Special The race, which will be held well as in this area at such events when the campus is more Events, such as football games during the V.U. vs. Richmond universities as Temple, Penn and active, said Alexander. In general, which are considered overtime. football game, has attracted a La Salle. however, bicycle patrol officers Alexander foresees the bicycle sUt large crowd in past years. Last ASkiept^d "I did a lot of research about frequently ride alone. patrol becoming an integral part year's event brought 1,000 people programs elsewhere." said Alex- Horton cited the opening of the of Special Events, since the to campus. The Today Show," ander. The fruits of his efforts West Campus apartments as the crowds attracted at these occa- and some local news stations formed the basis of the present impetus for the development of sions create congestion which televised the popular event. system. "He put together a com- the bicycle patrol. The bicycles prevents the traditional vehicles This year Beta Theta Pi wants PHOTO BY CHRISTINE SERVEDIO prehensive rules and procedures make it "easier to respond to from easily reaching the emergen- to attract additional media atten- manual," said Horton. Its 25 pages situations over there. The campus cy site. via bicycles. tion to the event. The fraternity The department of Public Safety now patrols campus cover issues such as necessary is getting crowded; our staff has Horton said the department has more would like either "(jood Morning America" or one of the NBC stations to visit campus and report on the race. Also, the fraternity hopes to have a radio station entertain the crowd with ^"Wlio IS ^r. LMaya i^ngeloa? music. Other attractions include a you -Were "Ben and Jerry's" ice cream stand and hot dogs and drinks from "WaWa." "Bally's Fitness Club" and "Ocean Travel" will have Maya Angelou is the author of: booths to sign people up for memberships and Spring Break Maya Angelou was I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings vacations. the Northern Nominationfor National Book Award The rubber duckie race is "a great day," said Steve Schaefer, Coordinator for Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water Tore I Die one of the philanthropy chairmen the Southern Nominationfor a Pulitzer Prize for Beta Theta Pi. "The kids from the Cerebral Palsy Association Christian And StiM I Rise come out with their parents to Leadership watch. It's a fun day for the kids - as well as for the brothers because Conference we are helping kids who are less appointed at the Maya Angelou has taught modem dance at fortunate." request of Dr. If people are interested in buy- The Rome Opera House ing ducks for the race, there will Martin Luther and Connelly be a booth in front of the King, Jr. Center next week. The Hamhina Theatre in Tel Aviv.

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E A T U R E S E A T U R E S 'Novan's Peace and Justice Quiz HO KNOWS, WHO CARES favorite pastime more than just hof air ing the Philadelphia Flower Show this is the next best thing," said His balloon enterpreise has He worked at "Art in the City," Murray. enabled him to exercise his bus- 1. What is the name of the political wing of the Irish a showcase of area art sponsored Murray has many memorable iness skills as well as acquire new currently engaged in talks with the Republican Army by the City of Philadelphia. At this stories to recount. Police spotted insights on people. He has proven . . FUNKING f rat BiWherheod, Shmotherhood . those MOTHER event he met British and Irish governments? and hired an agent a missing child because he was he can package a taletnt and sell concert ... once have a to learn about hosting a the to 'htm WT handle the increasing demand wearing a balloon hat made by it to any audience. 2. The U.S. government is currently debating whether not to «et8 the crowd on its feet .. . you're suffljosed KNOCK band for this unique skill. Murray. So the next time you are out there . speakii^ ot or not to invade what country? on their ... ask us .. we were . getting them He has continued working in He created a security system on there skydiving, ice-fishing or about our FOOTBAli, team? . . knocked

VmS, bar reference) . . bartendom at KEWLY'S (obligatory WC and hats for a crowd willing to career in entertainment someday.

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. BEGIN venison . WHO KNOWS, WHO CARES. Senior Michael Murray uses his talent to draw a crowd. the balloons. I WILL taMdermic couldn't make them TEN PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHAEL MURRAY fast enough." editen who lurpe a certain Ammem Novel fm/essor wilt IBSkd iy three After his semester in Sevilla OCT. 5th BH their exhamtvt, mer-imrlad, giUti, t^ihanline, matltttike By JENNIFER L. SMITH WEDNESDAY, titk* vttKy new faces, practice his Spanish was over, Michael visited Reporter other soatsf Staff and trade balloon secrets. European cities, with his balloons Straight from the Home Office in Dougherty 201 are His polished skills have evolved 8 p.m. CAMPUS MINISTRY OFFICE of course! In fact, his balloon the Top 10 more appropriate places for unidentified aircraft Most of us have a hobby of some over many years. When Murray making talent paid for food and to land other than the White House: sort that we enjoy. Whether it be was in grade school he read St. Rita's Hall — Lower Level an youth hostels along the way. "I rollerblading, bungee-jumping or instructional book on balloon had a pair of hiking boots and a Dobbin's office. stamp collecting, hobbies help us making. By the time 10. Father he entered backpack full of balloons," said Alcohol can kill relax from 9. The Quad — just in time for Block Party Weekend. the stress of due dates high-school he was performing for Murray. "What else did I need?" permit is obtained from and deadlines. But, how many of elementary 8. Main Lot — provided that a schools and local London, Berlin, Prague and even us develop, market and Public Safety. ALL THOSE WHO DESIRE travel the carnivals. Paris now know the art of more than the party world with our favorite pastime? 7. In the middle of the game against Delaware this Murray decided to give it a try "balloonology." weekend. Afterall, admission is free. Michael Murray, a senior at Villanova. You may have seen Murray's duty as a Navy mid- with the new BAPTISM, EUCHARIST OR finance major, has done just that. 6. The Connelly Center — we're not happy (Continuedfrom page 15) Often, someone who is suffering him entertaining around campus shipman for ROTC has taken him meal options. from alcohol poisoning will suffer He has given his hobby of balloon- at various events such as Balloon drink," he said. The less you to ports such as Venezuela and making a life of 5. The Oreo — then again where would everyone meet convulsions. If this happens, it is its own. He has Day (appropriately enough) and CONFIRMATION IN THE weigh, the less alcohol your body Puerto Rico. He left balloon igua- mastered the art of "balloonol- Siblings' for lunch? necessary to call for help. You Weekend. nas in South can handle. Food also plays a America and balloon Apartments — they are so far away should notify a resident assistant ogy." He ventured into 4. The V/est Campus Philadelphia monkeys and bananas in major role in alcohol consumption. By the most would appreciate "shuttle service.'' CATHOLIC FAITH ARE or Public Safety. showcasing his talent in and distributed flyers announcing Caribbean. If you drink on an empty stomach downsizing, half of the female different corners of the world. that he a. Stanford Hall — Forget Dr. Boyle explained that Bryn would be selling his Murray's creativity has paid there is nothing in your system From Philadelphia freshmen population could be wiped out at once. Mawr Hospital is currently work- to his home- balloon creations at Labor Day to help absorb the alcohol. off. Aside from the financial INVITED TO SIGN UP NOW town of San Diego, and various 2. Bartley Circle on a Friday night - The other hall ing in conjunction with Villanova street fairs. benefits, he enjoys the social and freshman population could be wiped out. If you suspect that someone you cities of Europe and South Amer- of the University to outline guidelines Within days he was booked to cultural advantages. "I couldn't (CAMPUS MINISTRY OFFICE) know has consumed too much ica, Murray has been able to meet entertain that will help individuals deter- upcoming events includ- travel the world in a balloon, so alcohol, check and see if they are mine whether an inebriated stu- And the number one appropriate plac^ for unideniilied conscious. According to the Drug dent should be brought to the aircraft to land other than the White House:

Counseling Center, if "«• THOSE CURIOUS TO LEARN and Alcohol infirmary or admitted to the \ a person is unable to respond to hospital, depending on severity. 1. Dougherty 201 But then no one would 'Vet it every MORE ABOUT CATHOLICISM you, it is imperative that you call One counselor at the Drug and P& Solution J Friday/* for help. Alcohol Counseling Center stated, ARE ALSO WELCOME! Other signs to check for include "rapid ingestion, such as doing irregular breathing and skin shots and funnels, is the biggest 2. 1. Sinn Fein Haiti Questions or concerns can be directed to coloring. contributor to overdosing." < Kathy Overturf x7978 3. Cairo, Egypt t* Now there is no need to walk The Villanovan alone across campus at night Global Internship Student "Gef It Every Friday" and Language Programs Security At these participating locations:

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The sights and sounds of Philadelphia are easily accessible . .

MAP COURTESY OF VANDAM By ERIC CHEUNG NATIONAL MUSEUM OF Entertainment Editor AMERICAN JEWISH HIS- TORY: 55 North 5th St. - As one of Philadelphia's premiere ethnic museums, the National Explore these and other interesting Museum of American Jewish spots in Philadelphia. Look more for History focuses on the history detailed articles about the various of American Jews. A new exhib- Philly Life places in future issues. it, opening in October, will be "Mosaic: Jewish Life in Flori- da" (923-5978).

PHILADELPHIA MU- SEUM OF ART: Spring Garden St. and Benjamin Franklin Parkway — Philadel- phia's premiere art museum features many cultural and ethnic exhibits including the new "Japanese Design" series ATWATER KENT MUSE- (684-7860). UM: 15 South 7th St. - This history museum offers walking tours of significant places in Philadelphia. One future tour is entitled "William Penn's FREE LIBRARY OF PHI- Philadelphia" (922-3031). LADELPHIA: 1901 Vine St. — This is THE public library of Philadelphia. The Free Library has some upcoming lectures by such celebrities as Amy Tan and Gloria Naylor (686-5322).

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA: 13th streets — The FRANKLIN INSTITUTE: and Locust Society offers lectures, pro- Race and 20th streets — Come grams and exhibitions dealing explore this popular science with local history. "Making and technology center includ- History" will show how evi- ing the famous Pel's Planeta- dence about history is gathered rium and the Omiiiverse from documents, books and Theater. One upcoming exhibit objects preserved at the Society is the tribute to Star Trek. (732-6201). Beam down to Philly and check it out (448-1200).

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N T . E R T A I N M E N T Mother Funk and the Love Spit Love stirs emotions with debut

By LINDA DEL CONTE the music of Love Spit Love is drum sounds. Gradually the tone Maryjanes Staff Reporter more mature than that of the changes to self-doubt and confu- rock Psychedelic Furs and love rela- 'Nova which invaded sion about society In the age of music videos and the "brat-pack" movies of the tionships. These songs are char- By played-out songs on radio sta- early 80s. acterized by a serene sound ELIZABETH DURKIN the singers were saying, but the been together, on and off, for a few tions, there are many bands that created the of the Staff Reporter overall sound was accomplished years. They played for roughly through use fade out of the music industry mandolin and cello along with and very well done. All of their two hours, and did covers from Sept. 10, 1994 Donahue material ft- ^ leaving behind only two or three guitar, bass and drums. The On was original, including popular groups like Pearl Jam, W J Oll0 KMI^ frCHfn Hall opened its doors outside punk, The hits to their credit. album eventually comes full circle pop and alternative Spin Doctors and the Gin * of the appointed I But every once in a while a band dinner hours and influences. Blossoms. Mark McEwan, the tll0 QtlMIIII hOS picking up a rock sound along welcomed back comes along that evokes a new with bitter lyrics. two bands, Mother "The band was formed with the lead vocalist, succeeded in match- and vengeful Funk and the feeling in its listeners. This Maryjanes, for a intention of writing our own ing his voice to the lead singers n. olioociy |9NPOV0d to One song from the album, "Am fundraiser feeling hints that this music will sponsored by the Sig- songs," said Roth. The Maryjanes in those bands. He was backed by I Wrong," has already proved to ma Phi not fall by the wayside but flourish Epsilon fraternity. These have a seven-inch compilation guitarists Danny Kershner and bo o hit MfMi a be a hit with a nomination for two bands along with the talent that the played last year for the record coming out for a December Scott Williams, keyboardist Rich "Shriek of the Week" on WDRE same band possesses. Love Spit Love nomliKiHcNfi fof occasion and welcomed the release from Proteen Records. Irace, drummer Dean Benjamin under its belt. This haunting tune chance to fulfills this realization with their come back to play for They aspire to play at some clubs and bassist Dan Cochrane. focuses on confusion about an the Villanova audience. self-entitled debut album. "StuMcofttw Mother Funk hopes to play at ended love relationship: "I can't Upon first hearing Love Spit stay long/ I wrong?/ Good- some clubs in the Philadelphia WOMCr CWn WGNHSE* too Am Love, one might think that he or The Maryjanes, a band com- area and have put in a bid to play bye/ Play the blame on love." she is listening to The Psychedelic prised of Villanova students, were Tli#mwcisa at Homecoming. Judging by the With striking similarities to Furs. That is because the lead the opening act. They played for audience's reaction to their per- bands like Crowded House and an gmotctealof singer of Love Spit Love, Richard about 40 minutes. Their set formance, they should do fine. Every track on Love Spit Love immense amount of talent, there Butler, is the ex-lead singer of the included 10 songs on acoustic There was a great deal of jumping has a unique sound and mood. No is no doubt that Love Spit Love Jumping up, Furs. Richard Butler may prove guitars, with Sue Roth and James up, down and into other people on two songs are alike. The album will go far. And with a style that BonTempo to be an added bonus for the band on lead vocals, Fil down cmd Inip the dance floor, which seemed to starts off very energetic. The mixes lyrical and musical genius, because listeners can identify Stulic on bass. They were then make Mother Funk play with lyrics focus on the invincible Love Spit Love stirs emotions in with his earlier success. Even joined by Bob Johnson on drums oltMrp«»i>le. evern greater gusto. nature of youth. These lyrics are the listeners to assure them this when they switched to electric The songs they played were though the vocals are the same. accompanied by strong guitar and is not another one-hit band. guitars. favorites of most of the people Sue Roth's voice was strong and there, and they did their best to had a toughness mixed with a sound exactly like what is heard child-like quality, which sounded in Philadelphia. They have also on the radio. Their selections Sebadoh fans can delight In their secret very good against the loudness of appeared at local clubs in the area included four Spin Doctors' songs, the guitars and drums. James and at last semester's Earth Day which the band stated is one of BonTempo's voice, though not as celebration. The Maryjanes are an their favorites to perform. Unfor- By MARK McCREARY of its predecessors. The feeling of though it has left much of the loud as Roth's, still had a lot of up-and-coming new band with a tunately, just as most of the Spin Staff Reporter Sebadoh is one that has spontaneity and absurdity asso- intensity behind it. great deal of promise. Doctors' songs sound alike, so did been termed "lo-fi." What that ciated with its old work behind. The acoustics in Donahue Hall The headliners of the evening. Mother Funk's performance. All translates into is the feeling that As for the disc itself, tracks that PHOTO BY were not the greatest and it was Mother Funk, hail from North- in all, it SHARON GRIFFIN the music is a little raw. It is as stand out include was an entertaining way Sue Roth gets close and personal. "Careful," hard to understand what each of eastern Pennsylvania and have to spend a Saturday night. Have you ever had a favorite though it has been played for the which has the potential for radio place to go? A place that first time. Sebadoh is not so self- play; "Not a Friend," which is a nobody but you knew about? A possessed that it must repeatedly rearranged version of what is place that you never took anybody remix tracks to reach Zen. In the available on the EP 4 Song CD and Martin's to It fluctuated 'Twist of Fate' remains lifeless or spoke about? gave you the past, Sebadoh has "Got It." The songs are all truly feeling that it was all your own between punk-type tracks to near- memorable and somehow embrace divorce, quits his job, takes up In an attempt at revenge, she so that you became obsessively acoustic confessional love songs. the listener. Unlike some earlier By KAREN GOULART residence in an abandoned house bundles up the child in her '72 "^km, WONDERFUL \ selfish about not sharing this The lyrics reek of honesty and are Sebadoh, this disc does not intrude Assistant Entertainment Editor in a small Virginia town and Pinto in the dead of winter and secret. Well, think of Sebadoh in important enough to be made upon the listener. It is what one AND WINNING. makes his living building and decides to pay dad a visit in the the same way. Though you prob- understandable, a welcome depar- could term a happy disc. It does summer movie season has selling furniture Soon he becomes middle of his constituent-filled A TERRIFIC MOVIE!" The ably know nothing about them, ture from most modem music. not dwell on depressing themes finally begun to die down. known as the town's miserly Christmas party. ~N«it to»»n, /NY1 NEWS there are more people than you Sebadoh is headed by Lou Bar- and is not a barbiturate for one's And in the wake of such slick fast drunk. When the Pinto breaks down in realize who find solace in keeping low, formerly of Dinosaur Jr. depression. action blockbuster hits as "True front of McCann's house she is so the band a secret. Personal differences forced him to Sebadoh played Bryn Mawr STEVE MARTIN Lies" and "Speed" is a quiet little Steve Martin's strung out that she can't even Sebadoh is a band that is not leave the band and begin playing College last spring in preparation film called "A Simple Twist of make it to the front door, but the widely known in the heavy- with hometown friends, Jason for this new disc and did some Fate." Perhaps it is because this ICrtMt CiiMMIIIlM<^ 1 -year-old infant, decides to leave rotation world of music, but is a Lowenstein on bass and Eric touring. The band will be playing was such a high intensity her mother and go inside. $00111$ to go quasi-guru band in the "alterna- Gafney on drums. Gafney has at The Trocadero Oct. 19. summer, movie-wise, or maybe it What McCann sees is not a A Simple tive" music sense. Actually, Sebad- since been replaced by Bob Fay, Although few students will is because of the tired old plot, but strange child, but rather the child i)o«vh0i0^ oh is the alternative to Alterna- but the feel of the band remains remain in the area, one should for whatever reason, Steve Mar- he was deprived of years ago and tive. Just because people have the same. check out the disc anyway. This tin's latest cinematic offering slowly. pleads with local child services to of never heard of them does not Over half of the 15 songs can disc is exactly how it has been Twist Fate seems to go nowhere — slowly. keep her, a relief to Byrne's condemn them to the pit of bad be considered mellow, while none described. It is not as out of reach It is 1979 when we first meet character since he now no longer In the same small town a music. of the remaining songs ever get as the mystique of the band itself Michael McCann (Martin) and at has to be involved in the child's wealthy politician (Gabriel Byrne) Bakesale, the fifth full-length LP to the point of being abrupt. and it will be a much more enjoy- this time in his life everything life. However, when he discovers has recently become the father of from this Amherst, Mass. band, Sebadoh does not try to reach any able disc than what one is seems to be going well, he has a his wife is unable to bear children, an illegitimate baby girl whose is a more polished gem than any listeners in particular, even expecting. great job as a choirmaster, a lovely he will do anything to get her mother happens to be a heroin wife and a baby on the way. back. What is continua- addict. Although he sends money ensues a Everything changes, however, tion of what already seems like to the mother every week via his when his wife reveals to him that a bad episode of "All Children" sleazy younger brother (convinc- My the baby she is carrying is not his, or any ingly played by Stephen Baldwin) typical afternoon melodra- marlcs tfie but rather, that of one of his co- Consolidated of ma, for that matter. end grunge who is an addict as well, the workers. Martin is mother is outraged that he has not a great comedian and Unable to cope, he gets a quick once seen his own child. (Continued on page 27) By JAY RACZKOWSKI capture many different musical is "Empowerless." This track Staff Reporter styles. •iafc; pokes fun at the RHCP for their Blending hip-hop vocals, sam- ripoff of Hendrix's classic "Little New Samples finds the Since its formation in 1989, ples, a dash of industrial, together Wing." The song uses similar -^BUSINESS Consolidated has positioned with a bushel of political ideas has guitar layerings with a satire of its members as political produced 15 tracks of diverse today's recycled music industry propagandists-placing their ideas music. Consolidated jumps that breeds '70s ripoff bands before their music. Unfortunately, between three styles: industrial, faster than one can say Styx. band on Autopilot m not many people have been inter- sample-filled/hip-hop and :•>•«•:• For some, the politics of this ested in listening to hi-fi political smoothed-out funk. Surprisingly, band may be too much. Each song The Samples have always been much different/only the roads ramblings. Accordingly, band there are more hits than misses By REGGIE BEEHNER contains a political theme often Reporter favorites on the "college scene" have changed." members Mark Pistel, Adam Sher- with this formula. Staff without much left to the imagi- mainly because of their inventive Another song, burne and Philip Steir regrouped "Who Am I?" nation. However, themes are approach and ability to, time and sounds a bit like Sting's "Fields and came up with a master plan presented in a humorous and again, write some great songs. of Gold," but is still quite good. which blossomed into their latest clever manner making some of the things in life are pretty Autopilot does indeed have some "The Hunt," probably the best CD, Business of Punishment. Some fopfosofrts lyrics easier to stomach. darn predictable: the durabil- great songs, however, it is extreme- song on the album (and unfortu- On its latest offering, Consol- ity of a Ford truck, Mom's ly difficult idated has maintained its devotion Consolidated is a apple to top the output on nately the shortest), is a beautiful :^\ Coiisolklotocfs musical ear- pie, a pulse, hopefully, and of their previous two attempts. acoustic ballad to spreading political knowledge, wax removal kit in the conven- But that sounds like ^^.>^- course the Samples cranking out who could blame them for trying. the wrap-up portion of a "Picket however, it has been toned down, ppootest offoiti. ience store of musical remedies. a great album every fall. Well, it The album is pretty good. "Buf- Fences" episode. slightly. More importantly, The grunge sound is over and the ..^'•^^ K ::>><« is about that time again. falo Herds and Windmills" is a The Samples have produced though, the band has dedicated "Recuperation" represents Con- loudsoft-loud formula is old too. The new Samples disc Autopi- great acoustic song with a another fine album, perhaps dif- m itself to having a tight sound solidated 's greatest effort. This Unfortunately, Consolidated is lot, landed at stores on Sept 12. "driving-a -con vert ibie-in - ferent, but still fine in its own within its percussive group. The track blends a nutty funk with a one of the few bands that recog- .,.v<^' As a follow-up to the juggernaut Wisconsin-alongside-a-freight- right. It is just a little darker and many samples, once used before, strong backing percussion. Other nizes this idea and it sure will album The Last Drag, the new train feel to it." It serves as a moodier. Yes, even famous musi- have been replaced by a tight strong tracks include the anti- make listeners happy. This is one album may be a bit of a letdown. tribute to how far our country has cians can get a little melancholy interaction of bass and percussion. pornography song, "No Answer to band that is not too far from However, Autopilot does have come since its birth. The song despite their diet of hotel hijinks PUNISHMENT On Business of Punishment, Con- a Dancer" and "Today Is My producing a very accomplished much to offer. echoes, "The wheels don't turn and fast times. solidated has made great strides Birthday," a song about AIDS. disc. There are many moments of <^i musically, showing an ability to The one song that stands out artistic brilliance.

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N TE R T A IN M E N T THE ARTS THE ARTS Cultural Film Series: 'Scapin' to arrive at Viiianova Ttieatre

porary outlook for the farce while rot's "Rameau's Nephew," the 'Madame Bovary' respectively. Shelly Berc is expected to attend By CARA maintaining BECKERICH its "teeth." second, a 1992 adaptation ot The two miserly fathers are the Villanova production Sept. 29 Staff Reporter When it came time Goldoni's By ANDREAS von SCHEELE handshake as they depart "in the could lust after. to choose a "A Servant of Two played by actor David Olive and for the department's usual "Speak- setting for "Scapin," Special to the Villanovan English manner." Reining in her emotions, Emma Power and Masters." Belgrader directed the second-year graduate student er's Night." Ticket prices are $12- the production set designer, lion is off to Paris to study seeks advice from the country Wes- ori^nals of all three. Paul Kranz, while the roles of the $15. Subscriptions are availalbe remains, advises her to go home ley Maloney-Truitt, used the same Villanova Theatre's usual mix- pining lovers are played new film version of Gus- business and Emma priest who Theatre will raise by Tom for the entire five-production The Villanova ijs delightful for welling up nice cup of tea. There mixture of classic and ture of students from its award- DeSanto, Anthony M. Giampetro, tave Flaubert's 1856 novel, hatred her husband and have a curtains a month earlier than season including, "Scapin," James soul. Charles be no salvation for her. contemporary charm and satire. winning Theatre Program, along Kathy Paluscio and Jennifer Eyre Madame Bovary, directed by inside her tormented seems to usual this year in celebration of Lapine's "Twelve Dreams," The original version, with Claude is an honest man, hard working, continue to suffer. In by Moliere professional actors, are the — all second-year students in Caryl Charbrol, sticks closely to She must its 35th anniversary season. Start- Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex," was set in Naples, Italy, comedians its style and symbol without yet essentially does nothing. He an effort to mold her husband to in keeping that make up the cast Villanova's Graduate Program in Churchill's "Owners," and the ing the year off is the Philadelphia with losing nothing of the romantic vision of a mate, she the Comedia tradition of an of "Scapin." Playing the Laurel theatre. any fluidity. emobodies her ideal area premiere of a new adaptation musical adaptation of Voltaire's Italian ' The image holds deep within bolsters his courage and encour- seaside city as a crucial and Hardy-esque servants, Scapin "Scapin" will run Sept. 21 Wheeler. sensuality starts with a pin Emma of the vivaciously comical farce "Candide" by Hugh medical scalpel point for the play's action. Both and his sidekick Sylvestre, are prick as the lovely Emma Bovary her heart. ages him to use his "Scapin." through Oct. 2. Wednesday Subscription tickets are $40- sucks blood on a club-footed Power and Truitt found that the two of the department's most through Saturday performances available for from her finger. Few to experiment Adapted by American play- $50. Discounts are viewers will tlw fopmssioiis Hippolyte. This new adaptation needed a new popular comic actors: the Thea- begin at 8 p.m. and Sunday mati- groups. Box be able to imagine so factotum named wright, novelist Shelley Berc and students, seniors and setting. Immediately tre's chairperson, beautiful and enchanting an asinine effort nearly kills the poor they were the Rev. Peter nees begin at 2 p.m. A special office hours are I to 5 p.m. Monday of th#lr Romanian playwright/director drawn Emma as portrayed society Thereafter, Hippolyte perpet- to probably the closest M. Donohue, O.S.A., and second- Saturday matinee performance through Saturday. Call for further by Isabelle sod. Andrei Belgrader, this ver- 1992 American alternative, Huppert. The intense hobbles across the screen Venice year graduate student John Zak, has been added Oct. 1 at 2:30 p.m. information 519-7474. boredom of ually sion of the Moliere classic features (610) iiolcltheso^t^ Beach, California — a town built her provincial life swirls around reminding the audience of Flau- music with a vast array of style, to imitate its Italian her like so much dust. Dr. Dull, bert's intense irony. namesake. lovers bock to a ranging from good ole* rock 'n' roll The new Venice setting Charles Bovary, arrives to take night lecturer for Beach The Monday to gospel to rap to rhythm and is perfect; making allowance for her away from an onerous farm horidshoke. the film is Dr. Stan Hart, who has blues. All music is by Rusty life and a the need to have action in an druni< father. taught in Villanova's Dept. of Magee. outdoor scene in a town square, Yet soon after marriage, Emma, They start a new life in a new since 1965. Modern Languages Produced originally in January or boardwalk, where people con- her nerves shattered, utters the location, a slightly larger town. His expertise is in 19th century of 1993 in York, the Berc/ New gregate. Venice Beach also pro- words, "Oh God, why did I get Here Emma notoriously casts her French literature. Belgrader/Magee version of vides what Power likes to call married." Her profound small- thorny and prickly wedding bou- Showings are Sept. 17 at 7 p.m., "Scapin" is in the classic tradition "down-at-the-heels charm" along town blues are dispelled by Mr. quet into a roaring hearth. Thus, Sept. 18 at 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. of Comedia dell'Arte that inspired with the "sun-bleached brilliance Madame Bovary, played by Isabelle Huppert (above), brings Leon, a young and intellectual the stage is set for Rodolphe. As and Sept. 19 at 9 p.m. Admission Moliere himself disillusioned with witty up- of colors" that enhance its Italian romance back to the big screen at Villanova. Depicting reader of poetry at Sunday gath- his name suggests he is dashing, for students is $2.50 and for all dated language and music. The predecessors while maintaining a woman torn between her dreams of love and reality, the movie erings. Society's repressiveness debonair and rich; everything a others $3.50. For more informa- play, originally written in 1671, the contemporary American feel. reaches tragic heights. holds these two lovers back to a woman of the 18th century France tion call 519-4750. is a typical plot of those featured The diversity of Venice Beach in Comedia performances — a makes a perfect setting for the wily servant comes to the aid of particular style of comic character two romantic youths, both in love Philadelphia Orchestra tries development director Power is with women of whom their mis- focusing on for the production. erly fathers highly disapprove. "Comedia dell 'Arte is partly about The title role of Scapin, written class," explains Power. "It to appeal to 'Generation X' by Moliere for himself, as well as gives us a wry, but clear-eyed look ^ many of the characters in the at how class distinctions shape 95 season with play, are based on the colorful By MICHELE CARROLL post-concert par- regular subscription price which human interaction. "Scapin" is comic Comedia characters that and MEGHAN McGRATH ties that are just for Classix Live can enable students to see nine full of every kind of outlandish members. The new, high-spirited concerts for less than $45, includ- k still influence and inspire come- character representing every level Staff Reporters membership program is designed ing the post-party. dians and clowns to this day. of social strata — aU occupying to appeal to a younger crowd. The endurance of "Scapin," is the same space at the same time. (Philadelphia, PA) - If the Each of the concerts offered to not only in the popular physical Scapin himself, the thought of spending an evening play's mover Classix Live members has a fun comedy, but also in "Moliere's and shaker, is with the Philadelphia Orchestra iochcrftti^ a servant. If he were and slightly funky feel, offering •I ability to combine the charm of not, he wouldn't need to scares you to death, then this be the an up-beat, sometimes off-beat, slapstick with the bite of social operator, the chameleon, the program is for you. Entitled ooncerts hos o introduction to the orchestra. The r satire," said director Harriet quick-change artist "Classix Live," the program pairs The Philadelphia that makes concerts are: "Come and Meet (un ondl slighHy Power. him so attractive and so The Music," Oct. 3; "Halloween The major reason Power was untrustworthy." Haunted House Party," Oct. 31; drawn to the new adaptation For Berc and Belgrader. 'Scapin' ftinky toel. Orchestra-^ was PHOTO BY VILLANOVA THEATRE "Evening of Music from Old her attraction to Moliere's ageless represents their third collabora- Vienna," Dec. 31; and "People's wit and Berc and Belgrader's tion ^*-^' "^^^ himseif. on a classical adaptation: the ^t.''!^.S?*.*'.i?®J???li?. P**y* ^"*'" and John Zaic (R), playing the role of his faithful sidekick Choice." a ballot-box concert Apr. This is a wonderful opportunity "'has a whole persistence in creating a contem- first was a 1990 version of Dide- Slivestre, star in Villanova Theatre's production of "Scapin" beginning 4. Each of these Sept. 21 This adapted version will concerts embodies for students to take advantage of . be the firet play of the Theatre's 35th anniversary SMson a different theme, followed by the cultural aspects of the city of parties for Classix Live members Philadelphia from a musical per- new way to get at local hotspots like the White spective, while incorporating Dog Cafe and Dave and Buster's. different and unusual social activ- four special-event concerts that Classix Live offers an advantage ities. Call (215) 893-1999 for more your of the Orchestra's 1994- blood pumping. are part to students with up to 50% off information. VILLANOVA THEATRE ATWATER KENT THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA HEDGEROW THEATRE BACH FESTIVAL OF 519-7474 MUSEUM 565-4211 893-1939 1-2 922-3031 PHILADELPHIA Sept. 21-25, 28-30, Oct. Sept. 16-Nov. 5 Sept. 20 247-4020 Moliere's "Scapin" Sept. 17 Priestley's "Dangerous Works by Mozart, Strauss J.B. Sept. 18 Visitors experience 'HoiocausT art "Rebecca's Doll House, Part 3 v.. extiibit Corner" and Dvorak The Gentlemen of St. John's — Family Portraits" Sept. 28 Frank Root is a Holocaust survi- near-death experience in 1976 realizes that Sept. 22-24, 27 College choir performs By BARBARA COLE death? the "Journey into BORDERS BOOKS Sept. 24 Staged reading of Jeanne vor. But actually, this Catholic during heart surgery. Root did not Darkness" Haydn "Die Jahreszeiten (The Sept. 24 Staff Reporter But the yearning of the specta- exhibit is his reason 527-1500 "William Penn's Murray Walker's "In This Philadelphian began the Holo- fully understand why he Seasons)" Soprano Tamara Crout tor to know the truth quickly was for surviving, Sept. 18, 25 Philadelphia" walking tour Light" caust series as a tribute to his spared. He only knew that his Sept. 24 Matthews performs a benefit if putting words to music, fades as the exhibit progresses. The medium for this series was "Classical Music Month" Sept. 24-Nov. 19 AS Jewish mother-in-law. After a work was not done. Now Root Children's Concert featuring recital St. Joseph's University's The observer unwittingly (Continued on page 28) Margie Royal's "The Boy Who works by Bach, Beethoven "The Holocaust Series: Journey becomes one of the kerchiefed SWARTHMORE Left Find Out About and Berlioz Home To into Darkness" exhibit, trans- women or wide-eyed children TEMPLE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE The Shivers" Sept. 29-30, oct. 1 THE CURTIS INSTITUTE forms the awe-struck audience, in waiting in line to board the mas- 204-1344 328-8533 Wofks by Brahms, OF MUSIC the wake of "Schindler's List," sive trains, wondering "Where Oct. 6-15 Sept. 17 Schoenberg 893-5252 Are Going?" In and Schumann from detached spectators to indi- We "The Block" Shakespeare's "The Orchestra performs works by THE WILMA THEATER Oct. 7 the pleading faces which peer Mozart and Rochl>erg viduals experiencing the anguish Tempest" 963-0249 "Una Notte d'Amore" dinner from their bunks, like skulls, have Sept. 22-23 of persecution. Sept. 18 PHILADELPHIA Sept. 16-Oct. 30 dance at The Rittenhouse The series begins with a distant only blackness for eyes. Faculty Recital featuring "Welcome to Paradise" dance MUSEUM OF ART Joe Orton's "What the Butler Hotel This macabre is view of the "Entrance to Birke- image intensi- works by Haydn, Chopin, performance 684-7860 Saw" Oct. 23 at Ausch- fied in "Muselman," the term Sept. 30-Oct. 1 nau," the death camp Liszt and Crumb Sept. 16-Oct. 9 The Borromeo String Quartet used by the witz. Instantly, the black-and- inmates to denote the Sept. 29 "Re/Visions: Memory, "Highlights of the Alfred Oct. 26 living dead, white image of the cold structure meaning that the Parnassus master class Identity, History and the New Stieglitz Center Collection of The Symphony Orchestra prisoners had looming ahead draws the viewer "reached such a Sept. 30 Germany" symposium Photographs'* HISTORICAL SOCIETY performs works by close. Moving from one image to point of starved wretchedness Parnassus concert featuring Sept. 16-Sept. 25 OF PENNSYLVANIA Mendelssohn and Bruckner the next, the observer yearns to that the light had vanished from works by Temple Faculty "Contemporary Art On 732-6201 see more, to know what lies their eyes . . . They had died Paper" Sept. 16-Nov. 18 LIBRARY COMPANY inside, INSTITUTE OF OF behind the endless walls of brick. waiting for death and Sept. 21 "Making History" Exhibition PHILADELPHIA Door," the spectators' death always came soon after CONTEMPORARY ART In "The "Nude Wednesday III" special Oct.8 546-3181 898-7108 eyes ascend three-dimensional that." The Muselman's shoulders program "Passports to Your Family's McCARTER THEATRE Sept. 16-Sept. 23 the shadowed door of a and protruding bones stretch the Sept. 16-Oct. 30 steps to Sept. 25-Nov. 20 Past" family history "Fine 683-8000 "Arnold Feathered Friends" gas chamber, and stop at its gossamer skin. The mouth of this Mesches" exhibition "Japanese Design: A Survey conference Sept. 20-Oct. 9 exhibition minuscule glass window, longing ageless prisoner gapes in unspeak- Sept. 16-Oct. 30 Oct. 12 Thornton Wilder's "The Since 1950" Sept. 21 to know the truth that awaits on able horror. "Face-Off: The Portrait In Matchmaker" "Behind-the-Scenes Archive "Snakes, Crocodiles, and the other side. Is this the door to One might expect from the Recent Art" Tours" Crows" lecture the showers or the threshold to vantage point of the series that "

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Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • Sepetmber 16. 1994 Sepetmbf 16, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pagt 27 E N T E R T A I N M NT T N T E R T A I N M E N Venerable acts shine HEAD THIS WEEK ongoing verbal cat-fight between Nirvana earned the Best Art Lcrtin her and VJ Kennedy. Each of them influences add spark to the lauanas By ERIC CHEUNG Direction honor for "Heart- spit venomous comments about CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA Entertainment Editor Shaped Box," while Peter Gabriel By MIKE BECKERICH ton were dueling back and forth the other having less than puri- Connelly Center managed the Special Effects win Sii^ff Reporter with some hot saxophone work. tanical relations with Rush Villanova, Pa. with "Kiss That Frog." Veteran Rod Hodges, the main Limbaugh. 645-7250 voice of artists, Tom Petty (Best Male the band, picked a few Slickers II mean solos Other unforgettable events Sept. 16 — City place to be Sept. 7 Video, "Last Dance With Mary The was the that reminded the listener of included Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sept. 22 — With Honors North Star Jane"), Bruce Springsteen (Best Bar in Philadel- another great Orleans band, The Jackson's first televised appear- phia. It was there that Video for a Film, "Streets of the pride Radiators. The sound was incred- ance which evoked a rowdy stand- J.C.DOBBS Philadelphia") and the Rolling and joy of New Orleans, The ible. The blend of the horns South streets and ing ovation. When they kissed, the Third and Iguanas, rocked their Stones all had a good showing. Caribbean the exploding bass gave the band audience was even more ecstatic, Philadelphia, Pa. Petty and the Stones took home rhythms to a packed house of a dynamic base for great rock as Michael attempted to prove to 925-4053 special career awards as well: dancing fans. The Iguanas, sup- songs. the world that the couple was in Sept. 16 — Smashing Orange Video Vanguard for the legendard porting their new release Nuevo Now these songs are not the love Sept. 18 — Lir and that he has improved his Boogaloo, are on a late rocker and Lifetime Achievement summer conventional rock 'n' roll. The mix kissing ability since the infamous Sept. 21 — Texas Instruments for the legendary rock band. tour of the Northeast, starting in of Spanish and English — Vigilantes of Love lyrics was Iman pucker from his video Sept. 22 Detroit, Mich, and ending in As for the two top trophy- interesting. Even though people "Remember The Time." Sept. 23 — The Silos earners, Aerosmith ravaged the Raleigh, N.C. may not understand the language Also causing a standing ovation Sept. 24 — Isles of Q 11th Annual competition by getting the most The Iguanas mix of New they still can get the meaning of The MTV Video was Madonna escorted by David prestigious awards. Viewer's Cho- Orleans R&B and Latin rhythms the song through the vocal tones. Music Awards ran quite Letterman who presented the KHYBER PASS PUB make for a unique and exciting It smoothly Sept. 8. ice and Best Video, in addition to serves as an educational musical The big winners, Best Video award. In one of the 56 South Second St. Aerosmith and R.E.M., Best Group, for "Cryin'." During combination of music. In a back- experience. are such show's funnier moments. Letter- Philadelphia, Pa. one of his acceptance speeches, stage interview, bass player Rene This past MTV mainstays that their victo- 440-9683 summer, The Iguanas fc«. man told Madonna that he would explained ries all Steven Tyler (lead singer for the Coman, the Iguanas opened up for Jimmy Buffett. were but assured before be waiting in the car and reminded Sept. 16 — Huffamoose w/Dirges group) rightfully thanked Alicia unusual musical mix. "We play "Jimmy came and heard us at the beginning of the show. Sept. 17 — God Is Co-Pilot, Ruins w/Purple Circle 7 a her not to curse. As he left the My Latin deserving of Silverstone (the bungee-jumping, accessible Music; music club in New Orleans and talked Though their awards, stage. Madonna referred to Letter- Sept. 20 — Weezer thief-kicking, tatoo-bearing, that is coming from real American to us about signing with a sub- these two acts have received many man as "Daddy." Sept. 24 — Kepone boyfriend-bashing, teen goddess roots. Straight ahead garage Carib- sideraiy label of MCA that he "man on the moon" statuettes in Presenter Sheryl Crow summed the past, and one gets the im- star of the last three Aerosmith bean rhythms," Coman said. started (Margaritaville/MCA up the night's performances best MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB pression that the same artists videos), since she probably had the The variety of instruments Records). The exposure of playing when she commented, "Where are 625 W. Lancaster Ave. continue to get the recognition for most to do with "Cryin's used during the show was exten- in front of 18,000 people (this the women?" The only female act Wayne, Pa. their work in videos. popularity. sive. Along with the traditional summer) was a great opportunity performing was Salt n' Pepa. 688-2900 Still other faces did R.E.M., meanwhile, demon- bass, drums and guitar were for the band," said Coman. manage to They did well with an energeti- Sept. 16 — Strange As Angels their into the distin- strated their efficiency by getting several types of maracas, four or The Iguanas formed in Crescent PHOTO BY MIKE BECKERICH work way cally choreographed medley of Sept. 17 — Fuzzy Bunny Slippers, Bonehead w/ Mr. guished annals of MTV award the most returns, four, on the one five different types of horns, an City in 1989. The band quickly "Push It," "None of Your Busi- Greengenes The Iguanas (seen above) pjnyad at the North Star Bar In Philly on Sept. 7, 1994. video they put out in the past year, accordion and bells, as well as gained a "hot" reputation. They recipients. Salt n' Pepa, the other ness," "Whatta Man" and Sept. 21 — Bonehead big winners, nabbed a respectable "Everybody Hurts." This video, other Latin instruments. Coman have received New Orleans Music Iguanas are definitely "Shoop." As for the rest of the live Sept. 22 — Strange As Angels house Square where the band got fans in the east, this may have a hot act, three awards (R&B, Dance which captures the thoughts of an and drummer Doug Garrison kept Awards for Best Emerging Band so try and acts, older artists such as the Sept. 23 — Steamroller Picnic their Philly breakthrough, said been the last time music-goers and catch them before they unbelievably depressed mass of a steady "bun shakin' " beat, (1990) and best New Rock Band Choreography) for their male- Rolling Stones, Aerosmith and Coman. could have seen The Iguanas in take their unique blend of music appreciation video featuring people caught in a traffic jam who, while Joe Cabral and Derek Hus- (1991). It was last year in Ritten- to larger En Bruce Springsteen had the best THE SPECTRUM With their increasing amount of a small club atmosphere. The venues. for no apparent reason, get out of Vogue, "Whatta Man." Though performances of the evening. Broad and Pattison Place this veteran female rap trio has their cars and start walking, Younger acts like Smashing Pump- Philadelphia, Pa. been around since the mid '80s, earned awards for Best Direction, kins, Beastie Boys and Green Day 336-3600 'Simple Cinematography and Editing. TWist of it is only through their latest Fate did admirably but lacked the Sept. 16-17 — Eagles The album. Very Necessary, that the The one mistake of the evening (Continuedfrom page 22} refinement of the elder acts. Philadelphia award-winning videos one finds was R.E.M.'s Breakthrough win. a fine actor, but with "Fate" his standing neighbor, Mrs. script that loses all of its charm Boyz II Men did hometown THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS Simon, 1) playing Nine Inch Nail's disturbing "Clos- skill writek- Catherine as soon as the infant becomes too Orchestra in heavy rotation have Philly proud with a solid rendition 334 South St. as a and director come O'Hara fades in and out I, spiritually been produced. er" or Deep Forest's into question. The story itself is of scenes without notice old to look cute and mug for the of "I'll Make Love To You." Snoop Philadelphia, Pa. much and other winners inspiring "Sweet Lullaby" were a with her lines camera. Martin appears to be Some included used theatrics to bring gangsta 922-1011 yawn the usual schticky are often delivered WOLFGANG SAWALLISCH Soundgarden for their apocalyptic more deserving of the honor. dad trying to raise a kid routine, dispassionately and trying too hard at being a serious MUSIC DIRECTOR rap to a higher level with his Sept. 24 — Hootie & the Blowfish without pur- The comedy and live musical a'la pose. As actor and really only shines when visionary oiienng, "Black Hole powerful performance which con- Sept. 29 — The Specials w/ Let's Go Bowling "Mr. Mom" and "Three Men one of the more vibrant performances as well as the celeb- of the Opening Night 1994 Sun" which took the Best Metal/ Sept. 30 — Jeffrey Gaines and a Baby." The biggest bore of characters, Stephen Baldwin is a he is hamming it up in one sidered life and death in the Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 8:30 p.m. Hard Rock award. Snoop Doggy rity presenters, were what made all, however, is what tries to be real attention grabber as the films few humorous moments, ghetto. Perhaps the single most Wolfgang Sawallisch, conductor Dogg, who has had a platinum the evening. Roseanne — she no THE "the climactic courtroom scene" gritty, nasty, n'er-do-well brother The film will garner some effective part of the evening was TOWER Barbara Hendricks, soprano debut year solo artist, longer seems to have a last name which plods along at precisely the — until he is made to Martin's die-hard as a grabbed the video montage to the tragic 69th & Ludlow St. disappear applause from ff hosted the with MOZART ''Concert Aria, 'Bella mia fiemma/ K. 528 the Rap award for his retro- 70s — show ease and Upper Darby, same lumbering pace as the rest completely less than half way fans, but as for typical movie- and highly influential figure of Pa. STRAUSS "Four Last Songs" "Doggy Dogg World." The success. Her hilariously bitchy 352-0313 of the film. through the film. goers, they will surely be longing Kurt Cobain. Glamour and excite- "Symphony No. in major. Op. 88'' ii demeanor shined through com- Character Any sweetness of summers past, DVORAK G alternative-to-mainstream suc- ment associated with the awards Sept. 24 — House of Pain w/Biohazard development does or sentiment the for the action cess story known as Counting ments like the show's location not appear to be on Martin's list viewer may be expecting to expe- show aside, it was a somber got the Best being a dump and Mick Jagger of strengths, either. As the under- rience is lost in the dry lifeless Crows New Artist reminder of the underside of the TROCADERO needing to get a shirt over his distinction for "Mr. Jones." music world. 1003-05 Arch St. Among the technical awards. aging torso. Also, there was the It Philadelphia, Pa. I 923-7625 ft Sept. 16 — Luscious Jackson 7B Sept. AMME 18 — Orcus, Life Nocturnal, Morgatory 'Trial' examines iVIafia Sept. 21 — Stereolab w/The Spinanes ditional reaction of being incon- problem. There have beenseveral Sept. 25 — Shudder Think venienced by the selection as one attempts by the government to By ELAINE PAOLONI of the 12 jurors. convict and stop these people, but Assistant Entertainment Editor As the case begins to unfold, the mob always manages to put They killed . Valerie is approached Pirone's by up an incredible resistance. OVIE THEATRES \ men. This is the banning of a The ending of the film epitom- HIS WIFE They're back! The Mafia is situation in which she finds no izes true justice. It is a circular once again showing its face room for choices. Everything effect of "what goes around comes TEN YEARS AGO. in Hollywood these days. It has comes down to a matter of life and around" and leaves audiences AMC ANTHONY WAYNE been a while since we have seen death. Valerie is no longer con- with a bizarre sense of satisfac- THEATER 105 W. Lancaster Ave. THERE'S STILL these "wis^^uys" in action, but cerned with the common good of tion. The characters also manage Wayne, Pa. they are back in cinemas across the people of New York, but rather to attain this curious level of TIME TD 688-0800 America and are just as tough as her own family's safety. personal fulfillment, in some If SAVE HER. ever. In fact, no marketer could The nature of this movie con- cases better than others. i AMC BRYN MAWR have timed the premiere of "Trial centrates on the power of the Somehow "Trial by Jury" TWIN THEATER 824 Lancaster Ave. by Jury" more appropriately. Mafia and the extreme feelings of escapes the polish of a box office Bryn Mawr, Pa. have been left "mobless" helplessness one can experience smash. The reason for this may Crowds 525-2662 at the box office all summer long when becoming involved — inten- be in the acting. Performances in practically yearning for tionally or accidentally — with the film tend to be only average. SM and are ERIC TWIN ARDMORE Murder is fdrever... a good bad-bov thriller. It is no epic these "business" men. William In a way, the film resembles a 34 W. Lancaster Ave. until ndw. "Goodfellas, but this new release Hurt plays the tole of a crooked good episode of "NYPD Blue." Do Ardmore, Pa. Brothers will manage ex-cop. It is evident throughout not get the wrong idea; the plot by Warner 642-2000 to bring in the bucks this fall. the film that he struggles with the is interesting and the movie is Joanne Whalley-Kilmer plays situation in which he himself has well worth seeing. One should ERIC KING & QUEEN 6 Valerie, a single mother living in chosen to be placed. Like Valerie, just not get one's hopes up too Valley Forge Shopping Center one of the classical favorite cities he has no choice, nowhere else to high. For if one is expecting Route 202, King of Prussia, Pa. Mafia to hang out in, New run. Even the prosecutor is famil- another "Godfather" he or she for the 265-2776/337-1777 York City. Here, the movie com- iar with the work of the Mafia. should put his or her money He makes it known that he grew toward the video store and rent mences with Valerie being called ERIC TWIN PLAZA to jury duty. Acting as a good up with "those types" and that that film. THEATER Expressway, 202 & 363 citizen should, she reports to the a close friend of his was directly On the other hand, if one goes King of Prussia, Pa. courthouse in Lower Manhattan affected by their actions. For him, into the theater assuming that 265-3456 !iinri»: Ibr more informaticHi call: as has been requested. On the first the trial and hopeful conviction "Trial by Jury" is more like R t3 day of jury selection, the potential are true vendettas. "Married to the Mob," he or she AMC MARPLE 10 jurors are informed that the It seems that almost everyone will be pleasantly surprised. It is 400 S. SUte Rd. infamous mobster, Mr. Pirone in the courtroom knows each a serious film and will have no 610-519-7280. Springfield, Pa. 16^" (Armand Assante), is the other from past trials or through problem holding attention spans. OPENS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER man on 328-5348 trial It seems as if Valerie is some life-long history^ of opposi- This one may even be worth the enjoying the whole process, for tion. This expresses that the full price and an actual night at Sept. 26-Oct. 1 she cocomendably avoids the tra- Mafia is not a one time, one trial. the movies. ATA THEATRE NEAR YOU.

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On Video: 'The Orow* and 'Four Weddings' skillfully makes use of subscripts By PATRICK LYNCH Darkness . . proved himself to be a capable However, this English film still that are sometimes quite funny. Staff Reporter In the movie, Draven comes young actor. He was a man on his serves as a somewhat delightful the most disappointing back from the dead to seek revenge way to bigger and better things. marriage of love and laughter. At But movie is that at The Crow on the men who killed him. But the center of the story is Charles factor about the times it just moves too Darkness . . more importantly he comes back Four Weddings And A (Hugh Grant) who tries desperate- many either terrifically Three months into the produc- to find his fiancee. Funeral ly to win the woman he loves. slowly. It is boring. One tion of "The Crow," Brandon Lee In Brandon Lee's final interview Three weddings would have The most refreshing aspect of funny or dreadfully after another becomes was rushed to the New Hanover before his death, he said, "If I were been enough. Three weddings and the film is its clever and humorous wedding repetitious and the funeral is Medical Center in Wilminjrton. given the opportunity, after hav- no funeral would have been use of profanity. It is not vulgar too N.C. 12 later, on Mar. 23, hours ing been dead, to come back, who perfect. as is the case in most films. It also a farce, vfe 1994, the 28-year-old died. He was would I want to see? That would killed by an improperly loaded be my fiancee, Eliza, because stunt gun. we're getting married after the Vintage Video: 'Killer's Kiss' Darkness . . film." from outside his window. The most horrifying aspect Darkness . . By STEVE GIBLIN ticket into showbiz, and quite a scream surrounding the film is the "The Crow" does not just Staff Reporter possibly the worst movie ever to The plot thickens as Jake runs strange similarities between Lee embody darkness and evil, it grace the silver screen. Watching heroically to the resuce and finds and his character, Eric Draven. radiates it. The producers have Killer's Kiss this movie could prove to be the his beautiful blond neighbor in Besides both having the same used every technique to make this Stanley Kubrick. The mention most lifeless and painfully long 65 tears. Without spoiling the end for number of letters in their names, film as scary as possible. This it anyone, let us just say that Jake ^ • of his name brings with images minutes of one's life here on earth. they both live practically the same heavy-metal occult thriller is of some of the most compelling The film stars Frank Silvera as manges to kill the bad guy and lives. Lee was a young, rising star filled with violence and murder. films ever made. Who can forget Jake, the over-the-hill boxer who get the girl. in the movie industry. Draven is Lee has created the perfect the suicide scene in "Full Metal just cannot do anything right. (No stars) a young, rising star in the music comic-book freak of the '90s. He Jacket" or the psychotic, sex Irene Kane is Nancy, the provoc- industry. convincingly brings life to his crazed freak from "A Clockwork ative seductress that lives in the Both died of unnatural causes: character. This portrayal helps Orange?" These films pack more apartment across the way who is one by murder, the other, sup- the film break away from its rock- punch than a triple of Jim Beam terrorized by a mysterious older posedly, by accident. Lee was video image. after a supper of canned ham. man. The paper thin plot unravels engaged to be married less than Fans of this genre are in for a Who can remember the twisting from there. After Jake loses his a month before he died. In the treat. But more importantly, it is plot and piercing humor of his comeback fight, which appears to movie, Draven is to be married the last time to see Brandon Lee first film "Killer's Kiss?" This be directed by an ambitious fifth less than a week after his death. at work. He was a man who 1955 juggernaut was Kubrick's grader, he hears a scuffle and then "

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Wisconsin team. they On Sept. 6, the women's when she rocketed a shot past the M an eye out for solid teams who respectable. The Green Wave achieving The Chargers field +3.5 over for real this season. Ursinus goalie in overtime to seal In case you missed the action have stumbled out of the gate to shouldn't win, but a cover is NFL: New Orleans hockey team gave 'Nova fans an finally play a good defense last ~ Can the Bucs will exciting preview of this the victory for 'Nova. weekend for one reason or start putting notches in the win possible. TAMPA BAY be a rude year's this year and it should "It was very another, allow us to recap a few column. TENNESSEE +5 over Florida cover two in a row as favorites? probable success. After a 0-0 exciting for me," awakening. Fulginiti said. '*I couldn't have of the major events. On Saturday, This week's picks: (HOME — It's not often you find a good We don't think so. deadlock during regulation ATLANTA +2.5 over Kansas Ki-Jana had an orgy with San Francisco -14 over LA against visiting Ursinus College, made the adjustment to the college the TEAM IN CAPS) team as a home dog, so we decided appears to can not City — We know this level without my teammates. Trojans, the 'Canes are well on College: Virgiiiia Tech ^2 over to jump on it. Florida has been RAMS — San Francisco the Wildcats scored a sudden be an easy KC win at first glance, They have their way to a title now that Notre afford to go two down this early death goal in overtime to claim the made me feel really BOSTON COLLEGE - This con- putting up some mind boggling intangibles steal but there are a few comfortable." Dame is out of the way (thank test pits two teams kicking off numbers the past two games, but in the season if they hope to victory in their opener. that must be made clear. This is Later in the week, the God), and please trust us when we their Big East schedules. Aside they haven't really been tested. home field advantage throughout The story of the game was Cats not the same Falcon team of old, earned their second say three words: Rainbows, Rain- from the Hurricanes, Virginia Phil Fulmer will have his Vols the playoffs. If that is not enough Kristen Hurt. The junior defense- win of the especially with June Jones and Jeff season with a victory at LaSalle. bows, Rainbows! Sunday brought ready to play in this big SEC incentive, here's some more food person showed her experience by Tech has the best shot at the way. On the is fresh George leading the The ever-solid Thomas set a the Colts, Rams, and Al Davis conference title. Look for a lot of revenge game, so expect the game for thought. Steve Young stuffing Ursinus' attempts to other side of the ball, the Chiefs school record with her 22nd shu- back to earth. So far the Raiders big plays in this one as the Eagles to go down to the wire. off a nationally televised loss at penetrate the Wildcats' half of the are on the road against a non- tout in the 1-0 victory. record are a bigger disgrace than Fatman realize they miss FcJey. -5 over Wiscon- the hands of his mentor, Mr. field. At one point in the second The how much COLORADO an emotion- is out conference team after breaks Mary Monahan's six-year- on a Thursday night. Tulane +24 over NORTH sin — Boulder is never a fun place Montana, and we'd say he half, Hurt shined as she dove tough home win. Sniff, sniff old mark of 21 career shutouts. Looking ahead to week three, CAROLINA — Tulane surprised to play for Buffalo opponents. to prove something. Come on now ally across the goal mouth to block a do I smdl a let down. During the LaSalle game, sopho- watch for Vegas to once again set a lot of people last week with a This is an excellent match-up of people, they're playing the RAMS. shot after goalie Chrissy Thomas Record ATS to date: 4-3-1. more midfielder Melissa Atwell lofty over/under totals. Last week straight-up road win against a two top ranked teams in their 'Nuff said. had fallen. With 20 seconds left in regulation, Hurt went down tallied her first goal of the season, while JoAnn Brantuk chipped in r with what looked like a serious I ankle injury. Fortunately, she with her second assist. After two

1 games, Experienced M. X-country primed for season returned to finish the rest of the Fulginiti, Brantuk and »„ Atwell lead the team with two final two scoring places are not game. of 1993 why he may be the runner "Right now I feel in good shape, points iro BY SHARON GRIFFIN Complimenting Hurt's perfor- apiece. By MARK SPOONAUER finish in the NCAA Region U Hartman. In Nason. solidified as of yet, as there are capable of replacing but not excej)tional," said Goaltender Chrissy Thomas, senior JoAnn Brantuk, and junior Kristen Hurt defend goal against Assistant Sports Editor qualifying meet. This year, first- still several candidates competing the IC4A Championships, which "We should all be in our best Penn on Tuesday. year head coach John Marshall Region for the spot. This weekend the men's cross doubles as the NCAA shape by the IC4A's in November, has four of last year's top six qualifying race, Nason was The competition this weekend Heading the group of candidates country team will begin its quest runners returning, including 'Nova's second finisher and sev- will not be top class; will really are seniors Kyle Watson and Todd to recapture the Big ^st title and we senior Louie Quintana, the only Tressler. Watson was the Cats* for the Champion- be trying to see what our fitness qualify NCAA Wildcat to run in last year's Football level is." fourth finisher in the 1993 IC4A ships, held at the University of Championships. NCAA As for pre-season individual and Championships and finished in a Arkansas, Nov. 21. The Wildcats (Continued from page "Defensively, we thought they 2-2 As a sophomore, Quintana Ms a team, we shouU be scoring position once during the M. Soccer evens record at will this Saturday at the team predictions, Nason is were a good team, but beatable," compete national attention by fin- point cut the Villanova lead down g^^^^^ optimistic. season. Tressler also finished in Mary s Invitational to get to the top 16-13 said Cobaugh. "It was real nice stats. Mount Samt ^^^^^^^ f^^^y^ individually at the able to with 6:34 remaining. By DON TRAVISANO goal by senior forward Keith show some impressive The "By the end of the season, I hope the Wildcats*^top five once over in Emmitsburg, MD, where they did rest, to get some pressure on the team leader in overall points is NCAA's, leading the Cats to a where we wK The 'Nova defense the Staff Reporter Taylor. four, to rank among the top 10 or 20," the course of last season. It is quarterback. Coach will attempt to emulate last sea- With the Flames driving at the Mac (Defen- With the Taylor with six. The overall goals fourth place finish, its highest anticipated that both will regular- sound of "goal" still impressive start. compete said Nason. "As a team, we should sive line coach Dan MacNeill) son's finish since 1971. Last year, probably two-minute mark, defensive line- After losing the first two games ringing in their heads, the Cats scored leader is Taylor with three. team be able to get to the top four, where ly move into scoring positions this In 1993, before entering the helped me out a lot." leader in assists is after the team failed to qualify, man Remo Guamieri jumped on of its still young season, the put the game out of reach on a The senior co- against Arkansas, From we will probably compete against season. championship portion of the sea- a Liberty fumble, cutting Off a The 'Nova offense also looked captain Doug Nevins with four. in Quintana ran as an individual Villanova Wildcats men's soccer breakaway goal by freshman [who is considered to Others vying for scoring posi- 'Nova opened the season with it is last a Arkansas solid. Pfearson finished 18 of 29 for also leads in son, 14th place finish. here reaUf strong Liberty attack. The recov- team has reeled off two straight phenom Barry Smith. As the Nevins shots attemp- qualifier to a have the best team in the country]. tions are senior Dave Seung, three straight victories in the ery was poetic justice for Guar- 155 yards. Finneran played well ted with nine. The goalkeeping of Today, Quintana is recognized as training. victories to even its record at two whistle sounded to end the game, matter o1 From here it is really just a matter junior Steve Mazur, who trans- Fordham, George Mason and Paul nieri, missed all of last season ^or the second consecutive game, Aleko Zeppos has been nothing one of the most prolific runners who wins and two losses. The team, it was official that the team had ilirr of training." fered to 'Nova last January, Steve Short Memorial Invitationals. At Swiior Km Wason with injured knee. catching seven passes for 77 short of outstanding. in the country and will lead a an which has come off two hard won their first game of the year Zeppos has ' the third slot this Howard, a recent transfer from the Big East Championships the Commanding offense able to run yards, saves, squad of experienced athletes, The Cat was fought defeats at the hands of two and there was going to be no 34 sporting a save percen- year will be junior Kevin Chris- Manchester, England, and fresh- Still, the running game was the Wildcats claimed their first league the clock down to 35 seconds very good teams, Howard Univer- looking from in. tage of .872 and a terrific goals including senior Ken Nason. Richie Morris from back here on six point tiani. He is the final returning man Jackson, story. Sifford carried 21 times for title since 1983 with a overall. before it had to punt back to the sity and American University, has With the thrill still against average of 1.15. j^ fju ^^^ ^^^^ j^^^ y^ ^he post- enth He missed an oppor- competition of victory Georgetown the scorer from last year and his NJ. The among the 86 yards to add to Cowsette's 89. victory over of Hart- tunity to join Quintana as an Flames. The defense, however, rebounded with two victories over fresh in their minds, the members With two victories under their ^^^^ departure Dave will team's members certainly bodes meet had defeated experience and strength be stopped Liberty again. Defensive Pearson ran for another 47. helts and a record, third straight ^j,, jj^eiy step to individual qualifier for the NCAA Swarthmore and Rowan Colleges. of the V.U. soccer team took the now even the ^^^ ^^^^^ up valuable assets to the team. well for the Cats. Big East archrival. back Barry Helton picked off a "I didn't think we'd be able to members of the team now look to their ^j^^ position the team. meet by only one place. During It was a warm, hazy afternoon field against Rowan College. From ^^^^^ on (^ing, 'Nova's "Our team is much stronger Although Mike Chiles pass to seal the win for the run that well," said Talley. "We're balance the scales in favor of third third place this season's campaign, Nason when the Cats took the field the start, it was obvious that both the Yet, despite being ranked Nason, the Cats' last this year because we have four final scorer for much of year, Cats. probably going to stay with the winning column. The Cats* sche- failed to in virtually every meet will be expected to produce efforts against a very good Swarthmore teams came to play. The first two nationally, the Wildcats runner he guys just fighting to be the fifth ^^duaT^T V^oins theTeVnTas "It looks like we may have a run until our young quarterback ^^^^ has them playing three qualify for the NCAA Champion- last year, demonstrated in his siniilar to his past pe^rmances team. With two consecutive losses halves were played like a defensive ^ ^^^^^ ^^^-^^^^^ ^^ scorer," said Nason. and receivers start ** ^^ ^^ pretty good defensive team," said to mature." fresh in their minds, members of chess game, as regulation ^straight road games before return- ships because of their fifth place final cross-country performance if the Cats are to succeed. . ended The star of the Liberty offense Talley. "We did a very, very good the team looked to come out with in a 0-0 tie. This deadlock ended ing home. was Morris, who ran 20 times for job on them." one thing and one thing only: a soon as senior Keith Taylor con- 97 yards, m, Linebacker Tyrone Frazier big "W." nected on a header from the corner "I have never seen in recorded 10 tackles (five assisted) a more Their goal seemed to creep out to put the Cats ahead. AA talented tailback in for losses to lead I-AA," said and two tackles of reach when Swarthmore It was obvious that Taylor was Talley of Morris, nil 'Nova. Devlan Logan, Chris Hardy opened the scoring to take the lead on his game, as he soon put the and Curtis Dunaway also recorded The victory improves 'Nova's for the Homeless one nil. V.U. fought back for the Cats ahead by two goals on a Hoops record to 2-0 going into two key 10 tackles each. More importantly, remainder of the game until breakaway in the second overtime home games against Delaware however, was the pressure the finally breaking through on a goal period. Scoring soon became addic- and Boston University. More 3-011-3 Toumameiit Cats were able to put on Chiles by senior co-captain Jay Sommer tive as freshman midfielder Barry Basketball importantly, however, the win up front. Cobaugh was a force on in the 73rd minute. With this Smith scored the last goal of the gives confidence to a team that the outside all night, despite game-tying goal as inspiration, campaign on a picture perfect had been written off before it even Cash Prizes getting to the quarterback just the Wildcats forged ahead, scoring breakaway. $1000 & took the field. once. four minutes later on the go ahead Through four games, the Cats T-Shirts & Gifts for Finalists IN 4 WEEKS THIS (Jo/// BE THE We Carry New

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I It By JONATHAN PASSMAN Daily News. Never mind the whopping second Big East game," said fact a blue hen. Blue cheese, yes. Blue Delaware managed a Player of the Week in the Yankee By KATE SZUMANSKI every attacking energy out of us," score. from the injured reserve and Sti^ff Reporter that, not including last year, hen, no. In deference to Head will bench Chamberlain. If we want post- 27 Conference. Delaware Editor inChief said Chamberlain. "Ahy time we In a game characterized by played well, said Chamberlain. Villanova was neck and neck with I will not MEMO- Hamlett, season recognition, we must win Coach Andy Talley, 9) PROS OF RECENT their starting QB, Leo made a mistake, B.C. recovered at missed opportunities, "Shelagh had an excellent game- The Blue Hens the women are coming! The the Blue Hens the last few years print what one Villanova player Villanova has Bronco's def- called Saturday. It's a do or die situation RY: after what Tubby Raymond Despite suffering a tremendous their midfield. They got the ball failed to capitalize on driving saving save with five minutes left Blue Hens are coming! at the top of the Yankee Confer- called them after last week's ensive end Willie Oshodin and game. loss for us; we're confident that we'll an ineffective on the road to Big East on flanks, got in the end line, beat shots on both sides of the field. in the game." Tomorrow afternoon at Villa- ence standings. Long, However, a verbal Liberty game. future hall-of-famer Howie Hopefully this little lesson will Conference rival Boston College surprisingly, Micek had win." the defender and dribbled in. "Our shots did not wind up on Not nova Stadium, those evil Dela- media battle ensued between Hens gave the NFL for will face Penn State 6) STREAKS: Villanova enters while the Blue make you better informed by a 5-1 score Saturday, Sept. 10, Then their giant goal keeper another outstanding performance, The women ware Blue Hens anybody's head or reach anyone's and their ornery Raymond and Villanova Head the game 2-0, beating a hapless Rich Gannon. Fill in punchline has quick- Sept. 21 and Georgetown at home tomorrow's battle. This the women's soccer team it; "running all over the field and snagged the low ball was not foot. They [B.C. defensive players] cast of fans roll onto the Main Coach Andy Talley, and the Blue the road, and Saturday, Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. The Fordham team on here. ly become the most anticipated regrouped to defeat the Penn getting to our players. like back clearing out space very well," said Line. For the benefit of the Hens were swarming bees fresh- ended up winning the game shocking Liberty last week at 10> SLANTED PERSONNEL on the Villanova schedule, coach. Cats play all home games at the game Quakers Tuesday, Sept. 13 by a "B.C.'s two outstanding goal there," said Chamberlain. Dave Masterson, assistant men, transfers, and other people down in Newark. Curtis Sifford, Villa- West Campus Soccer Complex home. Delaware lost for the first REPORT: and you won't want to miss it. A ! 3-2 margin at the historic Franklin keepers played tall, handling the The women's next big test who may have gone through their 2) HEAD Villanova time on opening day since the nova tailback, was ECAC and expected. It will located behind the apartments. TO HEAD: sell-out crowd is Field on the campus of the Uni- ball with great depth and percep- The Wildcats did not let their comes against Big East Confer- college career in a drunken stupor, has far better uniforms than Bronze Age, embarrassing them- Yankee Conference Rookie Of The sound like an extra There is no admission charge for be, if I may versity of Pennsylvania. tion," said Chamberlain. first loss of the season squelch ence foe Providence Collie tomor- here is a little primer on Cobaugh the Delaware, if for no other reason selves against a tough William & Week. Linebacker Andy from The Brady Bunch, a dandy. Although no longer undefeated, "Our goal keepers have a long their confidence nor dampen their row at Providence. "This is our home games. fiercest college football rivalry in than Delaware's uniforms are Mary squad at Williamsburg last was named Honorable Mention the team remains confident that way to go; they're freshmen and hopes for an NCAA invite. Under the Delaware Valley. So boys and pretty much the exact same as week 31'7 trt, as the dark horse of the Big East, inexperienced," said an assistant the leadership of first year Head girls, take your seats, take out Michigan's. While Delaware is a 7) HEAD COACHES: Andy H. it can win 1^ of its 18 scheduled women's soccer coach. "It is Coach Patrick Baker, the Quakers your paper and pens and take good consistently high-ranked Division Talley is one of the most success- Villanova Schedule 1, games and an NCAA bid. difficult to simulate game situa- fell to a recharged Wildcat squad. notes. There just might be a quiz Sept. 24: Water Polo vs. Rhines leads Cats' 1-AA team. . . they're no Michigan. ful 1-AA coaches and the most For Home Gaines Head Coach Sheldon Chamber- tions in a practice setting." on this later. 4) FAN SUPPORT: Villanova successful Villanova Head Coach Queens, 10:45 a.m.; Football lain anticipated a serious offensive The opportunity for first year Freshman Molly Bushman and 1) THE SOURCE OF THE drew 11,256 for the home opener in their 101 years on the gridiron. Sept. 16: Volleyball vs. Prin- vs. Boston University, 1:00 challenge from Big East power- goal keepers to receive significant Nicole Posillico, and senior for- RIVALRY: It has always been a against Liberty last Friday, and Talley rebuilt the program imme- ceton, 7:30 p.m. p.m.; Women's Soccer vs. Geor- house Boston College, and B.C. did playing time in actual games is ward March Micek posted goals quest for title big game, at least by Villanova they will need more tomorrow. diately, and he has a lifetime getown, 3:00 p.m. r/ not fail to deliver. 'Nova's defense invaluable and can only translate for the 'Cats in their 3-2 victory standards, because of the geogra- The last time Delawre came up record of 90-50-2, 62-32-1 at 'Nova. Sept. 17: Water Polo vs. collapsed under the Eagles' offen- into success for the young Diana over Penn. Sept. 25: Water Polo vs. St. K and the entrance of Marshall quite phical proximity of the two to 'Nova, it was fall break of 1992. Tubby Raymond (232-93-2, all at Bucknell, 11:30 a.m.; Football sive might and blew a series of Anes and Shelagh O'Hagan. By PETE MCDONOUGH Francis, 9:45 a.m. well. schools. For the geographically Unfortunately, not many stayed, Delaware) likes to paint flowers vs. Delaware, 1:00 p.m.; Water •I key opportunities to put some Notwithstanding Penn scored first with less than Staff Reporter the Wildcats' "John has been great so far," illiterate, Delaware is that after- and Villanova Stadium was in his spare time and raised his Polo vs. Richmond, 4:30 p.m. points on the board. poor two minutes left in the first half. defensive showing against commented Rhines on her new thought of a state between Pen- packed with Blue Hen supporters. son to become the Philly Fanatic. "Our defense simply fell down," B.C., the 'Nova quickly returned the flavor, Winning an individual title in women had little problem coach. "He's a different style nsylvania and Maryland. Howev- After a 2-0 start, however, I gotta Make your own judgment. Sept. 20: Tennis vs. Dela- said Chamberlain. "We couldn't posting two goals before the half. track and field and placing second Football and Field Hockey moving the ball. believe . ware, 2:30 p.m. it's to [him er, last year, when Villanova was that Villanova will pack 8) RUSH, RUSH: No, not the in the Cross Country Cham- coach so hard compare mark eight people. Although we had opportunities to Penn then scored with less than NCAA play at Villanova Stadium; "We put to Stern]." crippled by injuries and having a 'em in tomorrow. Paula Abdul song, but how the played well, we couldn't put the 20 minutes remaining in the game pionships looks nice on any ath- Soccer and Tennis play at West the ball in the net," said Cham- Marshall also has good things subpar season, Delaware Head 5) NICKNAMES: Sure, a lot of teams fare in the trenches. 'Nova Sept. 23: Water Polo vs. lete's resume, but Jen Rhines, ball in the net and B.C. could. berlain. got the ball the to make it 3-2. Santa Campus; Volleyball plays at "We down to say about his new prize pupil. Coach "Tubby" Raymond (Yes, schools have the nickname "Wild- racked up 214 rushing yards last Clara, 4:30 p.m.; Field beat in the transition; Villanova's top distance runner, "They us line, past their defense and in Freshman goal keeper Shelagh cats." racked 212. Hockey vs. Jake Nevin; Water Polo plays "Jen Rhines is the greatest," his moniker is "Tubby") made However, althouth my lack week, Delaware up Connecticut, 6:30 they snagged the ball and took O'Hagan returned to the field has done all this within her first at duPont Pool. their penalty area, but couldn't some unsavory comments about of agricultural knowledge is limit- But while Villanova amassed 155 p.m. two seasons as a member of the said Marshall. "The pressure's on the Wildcats in the Philadelphia ed, I can't recall having ever seen passing yards against Liberty, Wildcats. her, the history and the prestige. As a freshman, Rhines did not She knows that and I don't really /: run at her full potential, placing discuss it with her. It's just !^ i-: something that comes with the I' 1 1 V \. V. s "/ s () I) !•: r i-; .\\ \' i-: r i c, 98th in the cross country cham- Volleyball u \ c u \ R T r t in s \ pionships, which saw the Wildr territory." cats win their fourth straight Marshall l)elieves that a new (Continued from page 40) title. However, in the Spring of her system will be difficult to adjust stay in the lineup. Ml freshman year, Rhines placed to; and that a sixth straight title Burke is currently in a three will seventh at the Big East Cham- not come as easily. way tie for third place on the team pionships in the 5000 meters. "[It will take] a bigger effort in kills. Burke, Austrins and than last II One year later, Rhines came out year," said Marshall. each trail I, sophomore Debbi Picco with vengeance, placing second in "This year it's a new coach, it's Evans and DAvidson with 58. ******* the NCAA cross country cham- a new set of requirements, and it's Picco is tied with Evans for the **CREF Stock Account pionships to help boost 'Nova to much more difficult emotionally team lead in acres with 11. Fresh- . . . ******* its fifth straight title. 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I) Cowsette powers ground game Yankee Conference football week in review

By ERIC BEGG The nationally ranked Minute- The Terriers, who have now won (Continued from page 40) the tailback's game thus far has other t people." Staff Reporter carries and one men found themselves tangled in 14 straight regular season games, «l touchdown, and been his ability to hold onto the Inspirational actions by this the web of served notice to the rest of the gained 178 yards off 24 receptions Richmond's defense, ball. Although Cowsette was Villanova athlete go well beyond RHODE ISLAND (1-1 Yankee and had one touchdown. losing 14-13 in cigarette land last conference that they are just as flawless on his carries against the football field. It was the same Conference: 1-1 Overall) "Having vs Saturday. Leading the way for the dominant as last year's power played fullback during Liberty, Anthony coughed up the coach who told Anthony that he MAINE (0-1 Yankee Conference: Spider's defense faces Maine, that first year, spring was senior line- house. This week BU workouts ball twice during the Fordham would get a shot in life who told 0-2 Overall) brought about backer Ray Geoffrey. Geoffrey, the last team to defeat them in the question of contest. Nevertheless, fumbling is him that, "you just have to look After suffering a" crushing 38- who was named defensive Player the regular season. whether Cowsette would stay at definitely not something the sopho- back and give some other people 17 loss to William and Mary last of the that position or move back another Week, shined with 11 more is used to. a shot." week, Rhode Island turned things four tackles, eight of which were JAMES MADISON (0-0 Yankee r' ^ yards to tailback. There was "I can't like fumbling; it's in my He is the type of person for around by posting a 28-21 victory unassisted. His biggest also the possibility that he would tackle Conference: 20 Overall) position," said Cowsette. "I'm not whom giving back to people just over Maine. The Rams were lead came play both. when he stuffed the Minute- James Madison took on and accustomed to fumbling, especial- comes naturally. Cowsette is an by wide receiver Bobby Apgar. men on a fourth down on the defeated 13th ranked Middle Ten- Coach Talley made the decision ly in the situations that they were active member of the Adopt-A- The sophomore, who was named Richmond five to yard line late in the nessee St. 24-22 last Saturday. QB make the sophomore a complete in. It made me think about it and School program in the Cleveland Yankee Conference Offensive second quarter. the other tailbacjc On side Mike Cawley threw for two big during the 1994 campaign I had to practice it a lot more." area where he assists in teaching Player of the Week, ran circles of the ball, Richmond's offense which caused for a much more touchdowns in the first half to There really should be no spec- in inner-city elementary schools. around the Black Bears secondary. made demanding adjustment than most UMass pay for its mistakes receiver Macey Brooks, giving ulation towards his receiving The 'Nova back has also done He amassed 148 yards on eight by scoring all their points off of JMU a 24-6 halftime lead. In the people might think. capabilities with all of the catches work raising money for the receptions, scoring three of URI's Minuteman "I'm getting more comfortable turnovers. Running second half JMU's offense fell Anthony has made. This is the homeless. touchdowns. The victory was the back Rene Ingoglia was the Spider asleep as its defense held off a with the switch," admitted area of his game that may prove "Since I'm from the city, I like first for the Rams in six tries, workhorse; he Cowsette, "that's probably the banged out 129 Tennessee come back. The Dukes' to be most devastating to opposing to go back there so that I can give dating back to last season. Maine, yards on 14 carries in the victory. 2-0 start is thing. It like their best since 1985, main doesn't seem teams. someone else a shot like I was has lost its last seven and has This weekend UMass releases its which will a big shift but when they move be put to the test when Receiving "gives me a chance given," said Cowsette. "It only over allowed 400 total yards a frustrations upon Holy Cross they travel to New Hampshire you from four yards deep to eight to open things up a lot more," said seems fair." game ttiis season. This is a prob- while Richmond hustles up to this week. yards deep, you see a lot more. You the tailback. "Once you get out For the time being, however, it lem Maine will have to address UConn to face the Huskies. have to get readjusted and once in the flat it's basically one-on-one is football season for this focused before they play BU this Saturday. CONNECTICUT (0-0 Yankee you do that, you don't have to coverage with a linebacker who's athlete whose job it is to add to Rhode Island moves on to New WILLIAM AND MARY (2-0 Yan- Conference: 0-2 think about what you're doing and Overall) generally slower than you are." the talented Wildcat backfield. Hampshire this Saturday. kee Conference: 2-0 Overall) vs. The Huskies lost a tough one you can just play." As Anthony Cowsette gradually The closer this tailback gets to his DELAWARE (0-1 Yankee Confer- to 7th ranked Troy State last The adjustment must not have becomes a more recognizable best, the harder it will be for NEW HAMPSHIRE (0-0 Yankee ence: 0-1 Overall) Saturday before the largest crowd been terribly difficult for this threat in the Yankee Conference Yankee Conference foes to defend Conference: 1-0 Overall) vs. NOR- In a battle of nationally ranked in Storrs since 1984. After opening individual because Cowsette has he still maintains the role of a him. THEASTERN (00 Yankee Con- teams, 18th ranked William and with a 16-7 loss to Nicolls already produced career highs in State, silent leader on 'Nova's offense. "You always go into games ference: 0-2 Overall) Mary upended the 12th ranked UConn had hoped to get the ball the Fordham and Liberty games. His performance has exceeded his saying I'm going to do what I do New Hampshire commenced its Blue Hens 31-7. W&M running rolling this season by handing Against the Rams he totaled 83 words. best," said Cowsette. "You have PHOTO BY JERRY MILLEVOI season by stepping on Northeast- back Troy Keen, the Yankee Troy State an upset loss, but the yards on 18 carries and in the "I'm not the outspoken leader," to have the confidence, almost a Sophomore running back Anthony Cowsette set a new career ern last Saturday. The 28-7 romp Conference's leading rusher, blew team found Liberty, itself down quickly in home opener versus admitted the running back. "I cocky attitude, that even if they're improved -high against Liberty with his 89 y^^^ rushing on 17 carries. New Hampshire's through the Delaware defense on the game. Even a quarterback Anthony collected 89 yards on 17 won't try and yell and scream to good, as long as you do the best record against Northeastern to21- his way to 152 yards on 19 carries. change could not help the Huskies. •attempts. get people excited. I try to do the you can, they won't really stop 0-1 since 1972. The Wildcats' William and Mary's defensive With his team down in the second FILE PHOTO The only questionable aspect of best I can and hope that influences you." defense overpowered Northeast- unit made Delaware's QBs look quarter, QB Brandon Bailey came ern's running backs by holding silly, by holding them to an in and went 14-24 for 198 yards UMass quarterback Andrew MacNeilly saw his team fall 14-13 to them to a pitiful seven total yards anemic 27 yards of passing. The and one touchdown, but even his Richmond last Saturday. The Minutemen will try to rebound this week on the ground. Running back Blue Hens, suffering through heroics could not prevent the against Holy Cross. Unger Avrom Smith lead the charge for their looking for trainers for Villanova sports worst loss in four years, will inevitable as Troy State proved to UNH by rushing for three touch- regroup this week to take on our be too is highly tough. The Huskies play advantageous, especially larship that Unger gives to five while providing the team with her soccer team and aspires to become downs. Northeastern, who lost 36- Cats while William and Mary host to the ByJIMMENACHO for one interested in a career in Spiders this weekend. different students depending on knowledge of the sports training Staff Reporter certified in CPR while here at 26 to Boise St. in its openers, was moves on to face former confer- physical training. need, hours worked and other profession. Villanova lead by QB Clarzell Pearl, who set ence foe, Furman If a person wants to go into a variables. It is not necessary to be in a If you are interested in becom- season highs for the Yankee "Fun is the main advantage of field that deals with specific care Senior Connie Gasda, biology science related major. Sophomore Non being involved in student train- ing a student trainer, visit Dan Conference in completions and -Conference Games of the various parts of the body, major, has worked mostly with 1-2 Phu O is a finance major receiving in attempts by connecting of Women to Unger on 21 stumUe the training mark, room in the ing," Dan Unger said with exub- he or she will be free to observe the football team. She has flown a scholarship for his services. He erance as he squirmed forward in Jake Nevin Field House. Call 519- his 37 throws. This weekend BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-0 Yan- Unger 's informal seminars as well with the to 1 team New Hampshire is working with the women's 4125. Northeastern tries to amend its kee Conference: 1-0 Overall) his chair with his arms raised. as physicians that come from This "It's a great way to involve losing ways as it hosts URI, while week may be the only time Bryn Mawr Hospital to provide drop two straiglit matclies yourself UNH hooks up with James Mad- this season that the Terriers do in the athletic spirit the expert medical care for 'Nova not find University has to ison for its first conference game themselves in first place offer." athletes. Unger encourages stu- this Saturday. in their division. BU opened the By CHRISTINA That is exactly what she did last Although sports trainers are dents to take a class room The next team on the schedule Heitzmann gives season by dismantling the Red HUNGSPRUKE Thursday against Millersville. not on the field, seminar for the Wildcats they are an approach to the doctors' visits. MASSACHUSETTS was the Rutgers (0-0 Yankee Raiders of integral part of the action. "I mean Colgate 45-7. Senior QB Staff Reporter O'Shea played the No. 6 position University Scarlet Knights. "Rubbing elbows with expert Conference: 0-1 Overall) vs. RICH- The Robert Dougherty and scored 6- let's face it, you're out there with went 18-23 for an impressive 6-0, match, played last physicians certainly enhances a MOND (0-0 Yankee Conference: 2- Friday at 251 yards, throwing for win. the players in the wind, rain, By SEAN KELLY some of her own experiences. Most of two touch- The Villanova women's tennis Rutgers, was a somewhat difficult student's resume when choosing the lecture was dedicat- Overall) downs snow or whatever Sports Editor Some of the more notable pieces and running in two others. team, led by Head Coach Sally one far the team. other ele- to go on to medical school," Unger ed to teaching the freshmen both Though they ments," said. of guidance Maga gave were the Lewis, kicked off its season with suffered 9-0 Unger said. note-taking and test-taking skills The Wildcat doubles team did a loss, the Wildcats Unger, the The Student Athletic Advisory importance of going to class, a sensational 90 victory over as well felt ready for their head athletic trainer Unger entrusts a great deal of which will certainly be imperative as the singles. The new next match at Villanova, is Committee held its first freshmen getting to class on time and visiting Millersville Sept. 8. The first against Fordham. looking for some responsibility in his professional to their successes as student team, consisting of Barnes seminar for the fall season Sept. requesting a tutor as soon as there match, played at the St. Mary's and students interested in becoming training staff which provides athletes. Dillon, had difficulties at the student trainers. 11. The purpose of the informa- a problem. courts, saw straight set wins start of The Wildcats Although Unger tutelage for the student trainer. both sets. Nevertheless, hosted Fordham extols the capabilities of tional session organized by Stu- posted from all the starting after trailing in last Sunday. 6- this The staff is led by Sheri Viscount both sets, they The team took a year's staff comprised of dent Services Director Larry players. found the 3 loss, but not without mostly who is starting her second year momentum to go on to giving the seniors Shane and captains of various "It was the first match and [the win the 6-3, 6-4. visiting team little he knows he must find at Villanova. Viscount's creden- match a bit of a scare. Villanova teams to players] are bound to be a little Co-captains motivated students (preferably tials include being a student was facilitate Barnes and Dillion, in tight, the transition from high but they pulled it off nicely," their No. 1 doubles freshmen and sophomores) to fill trainer for the prominent Miami school position, came their shoes. athlete to student athlete at the Coach Lewis said. very close to stretching their Hurricane Football Team. She It was the first collegiate level. Professor In the first and second singles match match into Unger is content with his staff treated several athletes who are Wm. three sets after going positions, of professional trainers, but Ray Heitzmann, Ph.D., and wom- senior co-captains Kelly and [the into an exciting tie-break in now in the N.F.L. The staff is players] are the Barnes and Kerry Dillon started realizes the student trainer is an rounded en's basketball team captain Jen second set. out by Jeff Pierce and bound to be a little their final season with straight It was not indispensable part of the machine. new-comer Keith Williamson who Maga were the guest speakers for the first time Barnes the "Super Study Skills for set victories. Barnes led the way tight, saw a tie-break that His training corps can extend will be working closely with the Suc- but they puUed it day. In her program. for the Wildcats winning 6-3, 6- No. 1 singles treatment to over 100 athletes; Men's Lacrosse Team. cess" off nicely position, a tie-break The seminar was based on 1, while Dillon won 6-0, 6-2. was also played in PS this does not include athletes In the case that the aforemen- the the first set. teachings of Heitzmann who is a There was a change in the Both tie-breaks, coming in for tape-ups or ice-bags. tioned reasons are not enough to Head Coach Sally Lewis however, were University faculty Wildcat lineup due to the injury won by Fordham. In the beginning stages of the spur your interest in student member and of the third singles player, sopho- job, the student trainer will prim- training, competitive wages the author of 25 books and over more Christina Grasso. As In her No. 2 singles spot, Dillon arily tape ankles, treat skin- should add 150 articles and professional a some incentive. "It was the first time we played played her opponent into papers. is result, the majority of the lineup the third abrasions, etc. After initial train- Depending upon the applicants He also a 1969 graduate together all year, but we were on set. The third set and the match, duties, the trainer participates of the University. His ideas are was pushed up one spot. Senior ing financial status, wages will come top of the Tiffany Geiser filled game," agreed the however, was eventually won by in the four step process of: A) based on his many years of both Grasso's in either the form of work-study second doubles team of Fiore and Fordham. I*" coaching and teaching position and posted a 6-3, 6-3 win. injury recognition; B) injury eva- or tuition scholarship. The former students at Geiser. Also going into a three set luation; C) injury. treatment and the elementary, secondary and "I was a little nervous and method includes an individual The pair went on to post a 6- match the college levels. really didn't expect to play one of was No. 3 doubles team D) injury rehabilitation. receiving a paycheck; the latter 6-2 the 0, win. of Daniels and O'Shea. They 111' According to six starting spots," said first The job of an athletic trainer includes receiving a scho- Heitzmann, clever \iki I"'; $2,000 "We lost our concentration at dropped the first students "do well in school year player and No. 4 singles M^ set to the Ford- one point, but got it back togeth- ham team, but took because they have developed the Daniels. the second set er," they said. 6-4. A break in skills that are necessary for the third set was the winning success in educational institutions She might have been nervous ingredient in Ford- MIDNIGHT^ XO Aann ham's victory. and often later in life." stepping onto the court to play her Fiore and Geiser were teamed Heitzmann professes that the first collegiate game, but she together once last season which Winning for the Wildcats in -;; overall success of a student stepped off excitedly with her first also resulted in a win. A new third straight sets were singles players includes everything from class- win. Her 6-2, 6-0 victory helped doubles team was also formed Daniels 6-4, 6-2; Fiore 6-3, 6-2; and room demeanor to where a person the Wildcats in their overall win. consisting of Daniels and O'Shea. wv' »« 8»J u> O'Shea 6-3, 6-3. Each improved <\ sits during class. Forget about In the No. 5 singles position, This doubles team won its match, steadily through their games, sitting in the last row of any class, junior Tina Fiore did not let her but not until facing a serious breaking their opponents' serves (unless you are assigned to that opponent get a game in edgewise challenge from their opponents. to post wins. All three players ONLY ON WXVU 89.1fm ««eii during the Daniels hold seat), because no professor will mw I match. She took both and O'Shea won the first a 2-1 personal record for the if cannot see sets 6-0, 6-0. set easily, then found remember you they PHOTO BY SHARON QRIFRN t^ i' t tt 1 themselves season. you. As the No. 7 player in the ahead in the second set. Millers- "-"^ Shane participated PHOTO BY SHARON SfSJ^?;.!!* clT^;..^*^' and Jen Maga•-,— GRIFFIN Wildcat lineup, Jen Maga offered advice to the in the Super Study Skills program .- sophomore Erin ville came back, however, to win The ENHTA. DA. J^GrE Sept. 11. After starting the season with a convincing 9-0 victory over next home match will be Snr freshmen athletes by relating O'Shea has the role of filling in four games before the Wildcats Millersville, the tennis team has faltered with two strai^t losses. held on Sept. 20 against Delaware if one of the starting six is out. ended it: 6-1, 6-4. at 2:30 p.m.

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Wildcats ring Liberty's beil, 1 6-1

Lightning strilces, Sopfiomore bacic but Cats reign runs over defenders on Flames By SEAN KELLY Sports Editor By TODD LESKANIC Sports Editor It was a little league coach who told a then-youthful Anthony School is back in session and Cowsette that he would always the Villanova football team has get a shot to succeed in life. passed its first test of the year. of the greatest turn- Although the Cats handled Ford- Perhaps one ing points in the life of this ham two weeks ago, last Friday's running back was when 16-13 win over Liberty proved to Villanova given the chance to attend be much more significant, as The he was School, a prominent I Flames came into Villanova Sta- The Hawken high school in the Cleveland area. dium ranked 26th in I-AA polls. "I was given a shot to go to my "I think Liberty is a potential .1 school and it is a really good playoff ream," said Head Coach high Cowsette. "This Andy Talley, following his team's one," admitted enabled me to get a very good upset win. "It was as great a I- play football." AA game as we've been in since education and his last two years of high I've been here." In 'Nova tailback The interesting thing about the school alone, the game, however, was not that scored 39 touchdowns and ran for 2,450 yards. Certainly he accomp- 'Nova won, but rather that it did academically so on the ground. Sophomore lished a great deal fullback Anthony Cowsette with the University of Pennsylva- V"' nia being on the list of colleges •V- turned in a superb performance, rushing for 89 yards on 17 carries. he thought about applying to. The future for this young man '•f' Fifty of those yards were tallied had a great deal of potential, but on 'Nova's first scoring drive, in which the team went 80 yards on not even an athlete of such high caliber 13 plays in just over four minutes. coming out of high school Cowsette capped the drive with a is assured success in college football. six yard scoring run that put the Cowsette was actually going to redshirted his Cats up 7-0 with 11:39 to go in be fresh- year but injuries to veteran the first half. man The score remained the same Wildcat players wound up becom- until freshman Mark Kiefer ing quite favorable to him. capped a 15 play, 74 yard drive "They said they wanted to redshirt said the native. with a 28-yard field goal to put me," Ohio practice on so 'Nova on top 10-0 with 1:52 left "As went many people got hurt that I was pushed in the half. On the drive, freshman running back Curtis Sifford car- up further and further into the ranks. I really didn't if I was ried five times for 25 yards, while know •"11 quarterback Erik Pearson com- going to play defense or offense coming in they had pleted five of six passes for 44 because me yards. listed at both. They wound up offensively." The Wildcats went into half- needing me more the regular season time leading 10-0, despite having By the time arrived, Anthony well on his JH, missed two field goal opportuni- was PHOTO BY JERRY MILLEVOt way to securing himself a sub- ties. Still, 'Nova's defense held stantial of playing time Liberty to just 97 yards of offense Freshman receiver Brian Finneran has an Erik Pearson pass batted away by a Liberty defender. amount Talley. In in the first 30 minutes. Sixty-eight Finneran caught seven passes for 77 yards. from Head Coach Andy fact, although he did not techni- of those yards were provided by cally start in the 1993 season running back J.T. Morris, a MM another field goal transfer from Penn State. Liberty attempt gave 'Nova a 16-3 lead ed by a "lightning' storm." For The Cats had opener, Cowsette ended up getting quarterback Antwan Chiles was halfway through the third quar- exactly 11 minutes and 25 opportunity early in the fourth into the game at fullback the quarter, but kicker Frank Venezia It point just four of eight for 32 yards. ter. In seven of the 11 plays, the seconds, the crowd of 11,256 sat second play. was at this pulled it left, leaving the score at "I have not seen a crisper first offense kept the ball on the stunned as the players left the that the running back began 16-6. half in years offensively," said ground, with Cowsette and Sifford field. gaining the experience he needed Following the miss, the Talley. carrying the load. The key play The first play following the Flames to lead 'Nova's offensive backfield. The Flames' Courtney Freeman on this drive, however, was a delay was all the lightning the marched 80 yards in just 3:14 for All of the playing time "helped their first of game. returned the second half kick off Pearson to Brian Finneran con- Flames would need to put three touchdown the me out a lot because it gave me "V Chiles completed five of seven for 62 yards to set up a Dan nection which covered 36 yards more on the board. Chiles hit Dion more experience," said Cowsette. passes covering 63 yards. Another Whitehead field goal with 13:05 to and set up the Sifford score two Cook for a 22 yard gainer that sent "It gave me a lot of experience and to key Chiles to Cook connection for go in the third quarter. plays later. the Flames from their own 40 an opportunity to get adjusted a The Cats responded with an 11 The following Liberty drive was the 'Nova 37. However, Wildcats 19 yards set up a touchdown by lot quicker than most other guys tight end Tony Dews, reco- play, 61 yard touchdown drive a very interesting one, not so Chris Curtis and Andy Cobaugh who would." vered Liberty which ended when Sifford much because it led to three points recorded a key sack that eventu- a fumble at the two- During the 1993 season, yard line ran it in. plunged into the end zone from a on a 34-yard Dan Whitehead field ally forced Liberty into kicking and The extra Cowsette tallied 219 yards off 48 (Continued on page yard out. A missed extra point goal, but because it was interrupt- the field goal. 35) (Continued on page 38)

8 Volleyball wins first two tourneys, jumps to 8-0

By JOE PATTERSON the challenge that Youngstown What may have been most ranks first in blocks. dominating right side position for Assistant Sports Editor State offered and came away with exciting for Villanova was the "[Stacy] just does it all," Two- us," Twomey said. a 3-1 victory. exceptional performance of first- mey said. "She's super." Davidson combines with fellow The women's volleyball team "It was a great match because year player Evans. She was select- Junior Cari Clawson has also six-footer Evans to form a pair of exploded out of the starting gates we did exactly what we had to do," been essential to the Wildcat freshmen who promise excitement this season en route to an impos- Twomey said. "We stepped it up attack. She leads the conference throughout their Villanova •I It was our best ing 8-0 record. After winning the and we put them away." match in sets per game and is a main careers. Their one-two ranking in Trident Tournament two Despite relinquishing a 9-0 lead reason for Villanova's incredibly Big East hitting percentage hints rr Navy of the season. We had a weekends ago, the Cats defeated in the third game, which they lost high hitting percentage of .371. at their potential. n little pressure Youngstown State this past week- 15-11, the Wildcats played a solid and With her use of deception, she "Whether [their ranking] is end for the Bucknell Tournament match. Freshman Stacy Evans led prettf tough opponent, allows the team to spread out its going to hold for the entire season Championship. the team awith 16 kills while attack and strike from anywhere remains to be seen," Twomey and we responded to Before their title match against senior co-captain Mara Austrins on the floor. said. "But for right now, those Youngstown, the Wildcats first added 15 more. Villanova scored that "[Cari] is spreading the ball two freshman are a real nice had to conquer Towson State, seven service aces and junior Cari around real well," Twomey stat- combination." Head Coach Ron Twomey Cleveland State and St. Francis. Clawson combined with Evans ed. "She's really running the Shoulder injuries continue to be "Our team looked pretty good and Austrins to anchor the show." a concern for Villanova. Sopho- [against Towson], but we weren't defense. ed Tournament MVP for the eight Playing opposite Clawson is more Karen Foster has yet to play playing our best," Head Coach "It was our best match of the teams that participated. For the freshman Marisa Davidson. The this season after injuring her Ron Twomey said. "We were still season," Twomey said. "We had season, she leads the Big East in first-year player occupies the sholder. Senior co-captain Amy sleep walking [against Cleveland a little pressure and pretty tough kills and is second in the confer- number one spot in the Big East's Burke has also had work done on and St. Francis] on Saturday." opponent, and we responded to ence in hitting percentage. She is hitting percentage category. her shoulder, but has managed to Nevertheless, Villanova rose to that. It was a pretty good test." tied for the team lead in aces and "[Marisa] is playing a pretty (Continued on page 37)