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· .. ...., , '. :' (,' ( • I Contents 1 September 25, 1986 Volume 128, No.3 Have An Event You Want I Scholastic I Cover Stories The Whole Campus To 1 Clubbing In The Windy City by Tim Adams, Keith Harrison and Bob Winn From New Music To Folk Music , Chicago's Clubs Offer An Alternative Know About? 5 To The South Bend Blues Beyond The Five Points by Sean N~alon Put It In Scholastic's Calendar For An Evening Of Fun 8 The Second City's Drinking Spots Are Second To None Brings Items With Times And Dates At Least Two Weeks In Advance To The Scholastic Alternative Entertainment In Chicago by Phil Coghlan Offices On Third Floor LaFortune A Few Suggestions 11 Of What To Do In Chicago Besides Shop And Barhop News Departments 17/ A Matter Of Responsibility 4/Week In Distortion: But My Friends Got In!? 12/Calendar 16/0n Other Campuses: Prank Backfires At Clemson 19/Music: Rapid Ear Movement Sports 24/Final Word: An Open Letter To Father Hesburgh· 20/Another Near Miss .--- .... --~-====~=======!I • I Contents 1 September 25, 1986 Volume 128, No.3 Have An Event You Want I Scholastic I Cover Stories The Whole Campus To 1 Clubbing In The Windy City by Tim Adams, Keith Harrison and Bob Winn From New Music To Folk Music , Chicago's Clubs Offer An Alternative Know About? 5 To The South Bend Blues Beyond The Five Points by Sean N~alon Put It In Scholastic's Calendar For An Evening Of Fun 8 The Second City's Drinking Spots Are Second To None Brings Items With Times And Dates At Least Two Weeks In Advance To The Scholastic Alternative Entertainment In Chicago by Phil Coghlan Offices On Third Floor LaFortune A Few Suggestions 11 Of What To Do In Chicago Besides Shop And Barhop News Departments 17/ A Matter Of Responsibility 4/Week In Distortion: But My Friends Got In!? 12/Calendar 16/0n Other Campuses: Prank Backfires At Clemson 19/Music: Rapid Ear Movement Sports 24/Final Word: An Open Letter To Father Hesburgh· 20/Another Near Miss .--- .... --~-====~=======!I c Edrtorial Letters Editor- in- Chief Maher Mouasher Managing Edi tor Keith Harrison Jr. Design Editor Alex Peltzer Production Manager Matthew Bradley General Manager Phil Coghlan Editorial What Larry Burke/Sports Catherine Coffey/Departments Frank Lipo/News Greg Miller/News Lucian Niemeyer/Photography Aimee Storin/Copy Chief Do You Bob Winn/Student Life Administration Pete Cespedes/Comptroller Matt Dolan/ Advertising Mike Hoban/Circulation Think? Layout Kathleen McKernan Jim Doerfler Anne Ranaghan Susan Serrato Diane Ricker Art & Photography Sharon Dow Mary Murphy Peggy McDonough The opinions expressed in Scholastic are those of the authors and editors of Scholastic and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the entire edi torial board of Scholastic or the Univer sity of Notre Dame, its administration, faculty, or student body. Editorials, unless otherwise indicated, represent the opinion of the majority of the edi torial board. Scholastic is represented for national If you have an opinion about something advertising by CASS student advertis ing, Inc. Published weekly during the in Scholastic, write us a letter. school year except during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at The Papers, Inc. Milford, IN LaFortune Student Center 46542. The SUbscription rate is $18.75 a year and back issues are available Notre Dame, In 46556 from Scholastic. Please address all manuscripts to Scholastic, Notre Dame, IN 46556. All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. Letters to the editor must be typed and must include the Copyright 1986 Scholastic. All rights author's name, address, and phone number. reserved. None of the contents may be reproduced without permission. 3 c Edrtorial Letters Editor- in- Chief Maher Mouasher Managing Edi tor Keith Harrison Jr. Design Editor Alex Peltzer Production Manager Matthew Bradley General Manager Phil Coghlan Editorial What Larry Burke/Sports Catherine Coffey/Departments Frank Lipo/News Greg Miller/News Lucian Niemeyer/Photography Aimee Storin/Copy Chief Do You Bob Winn/Student Life Administration Pete Cespedes/Comptroller Matt Dolan/ Advertising Mike Hoban/Circulation Think? Layout Kathleen McKernan Jim Doerfler Anne Ranaghan Susan Serrato Diane Ricker Art & Photography Sharon Dow Mary Murphy Peggy McDonough The opinions expressed in Scholastic are those of the authors and editors of Scholastic and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the entire edi torial board of Scholastic or the Univer sity of Notre Dame, its administration, faculty, or student body. Editorials, unless otherwise indicated, represent the opinion of the majority of the edi torial board. Scholastic is represented for national If you have an opinion about something advertising by CASS student advertis ing, Inc. Published weekly during the in Scholastic, write us a letter. school year except during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at The Papers, Inc. Milford, IN LaFortune Student Center 46542. The SUbscription rate is $18.75 a year and back issues are available Notre Dame, In 46556 from Scholastic. Please address all manuscripts to Scholastic, Notre Dame, IN 46556. All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. Letters to the editor must be typed and must include the Copyright 1986 Scholastic. All rights author's name, address, and phone number. reserved. None of the contents may be reproduced without permission. 3 ,~' !" \ ' r v • • ~ '. '. t ~,:, • I • Student Life I Clubbing In The Windy City By Tim Adams, But My Friends Got In!? Keith Harrison Jr., From New Music To Folk Music, Bob Winn Chicago's Clubs Offer An Alternative To The South Bend Blues buddies, or docs one stay home, from ark. Once you get to the By I\Iike Keegan study his organic chemistry, get a door, you watch as your four 4.0 GPA and turn into a social friends hand their notes to the off mistake? (If anyone considers icer who only glances at them and himself or herself to be a social lets them enter. You're next. mistake, don't read any further; you won't be able to comprehend As you hand the officer at the s the sun goes down, you sit the term "fun" anyway.) door your note, you stare him in Aat your desk slowly nodding the face, trying to make yourself off while trying to study Of course, you want to go out, look older and more credible. The organic chemistry. It is Thursday but you don't have a note from officer carefully scrutinizes the night and the week has already your mother telling the nice off note and says "On what date was been two days too long. Suddenly icer at the door that you really are this note written?" As you answer, from down the' hallway, there 21 years old. In a state of panic, a sudden rush of panic comes over comes a roar of laughter that you search the dorm for someone you because you have forgotten sounds too inviting to ignore. who looks like your beloved the date. Taking a stab in the Needing a study break, you creep ~'bther, you get him to forge the dark, you say Oct. 16, 1964. The from your hole to find out who note, and off you go for an even officer seemingly nods his head in could be laughing on a Thursday ing of fun. (There's that word approval. Your sense of panic night. Remember that at Notre again.) gives way to a sigh of relief. But as Dame, on weekday nights, the joker hands you back your laughter between 7 and 11 p.m. is Once in the car, you keep read note, he tells you that it looks as not conducive to a proper studying ing the note in an effort to though someone wrote over the environment, violations resulting memorize the date on which it was date with white out and a number in a substantial fine. written. Memorization of this fact two crayon. You think to yourself, is key because the gentleman in "Brillant deduction, Sherlock!" When you finally reach the blue at the door will ask you to tell Then you walk away rejected and ,door, four of your friends, intoxi him when the note was written. demoralized. Through the window Chicago clubs are a great place to catch local talent. cated not by beer but by breathing Finally, you arrive at your desti you see two of your buddies chug in too many ethanol fumes, rush nation, Uncle Bridget McQUire's ging a pitcher of root beer apiece, or live music fans, South west, in Chicago. The clubs in the into your room. Peeling yourself Family-Style Restaurant and Soda while the other two sit quietly in a FBend basically offers two Second City cater to nearly every off the back of the door, you Fountain Drinking Establishment. corner playing an intense game of options. Major rock bands musical taste - the key is knowing regain' composure only to hear this You begin to become nauseous as PacMan. like AC/DC and Loverboy occa where to go. warlike chant echoing in your ears: you picture that first lukewarm sionally do shows at the ACC, and NEW MUSIC "Dollar ,Cokes! Dollar Cokes! Dol beer, I mean root beer, slowly Feeling rejected you walk around local Top 40 cover bands like Lake lar Cokes!". going down your throat. for hours, and then finally return Effect play regularly at Cheers on Cabaret Metro (3730 N. Clark) - to the hall. Your buddies are wait U.S. 31. Located just a block north of You knew it was going to hap Because you have to look older, ing in your room to ask you what Wrigley Field, Cabaret Metro (or pen sooner or later.