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VOL 0128 ISSUE 0001.Pdf Dividing A Larger Pie Editorial Contents More Money - More Activities? Volume 128, No.1 Scholastic Septcmbcr 11,1986 Cover Stories erhaps the most prevalent student complaint at Notre Dame is the lack of things to do Pon campus. Each year, student leaders make bold statements eoncerning their plans for solving the social life problem and each year the situation remains relatively unchanged~ Several recent developments concerning the student activity fee, however, 4/Here Come The Wolvcrincs by Larry Burke seem to indicate that this year may be different. Lou Holtz WiII Gct A Chance To See At the most recent meeting of the Board of Trustees, the trustees approved an What His Irish Are Made Of When No.3 Michigan increase in the student activity fee from $35 to $55. The result is that the many student Invadcs Notrc Dame Stadium Saturday organizations and activities \vill rece ive $385,000 to, spend this year, an increase of t", , $140,000. A budget committee -conSisting of ,several student leaders and DirectorofStu- ; 9/Making The Grade by Mike Chmiel y deht Activities Joni Neal th'en 'met ~to discuss the allotment of these funds. While: the addi-, ;, " tionalmoney' itself is not yetcauseforcelebration,thebudgetcommittee'sdecisiomfare a,<) Proposition 48 Took Its Toll On Colleges f,': • h '. h d- .. , .' ,~j f" ,"',"'" ~tep'lllt e,ng t Ire,~tlOIl·' ,;,'. ~" '.', """,;,;,~ :":";::'\,1 And Universities Nationwide - r.-p:i,,:;:'l::":':'::"J7he"~ttici¢~ts'C:~llf()i' gOOd':' music, was :answeted',with ,,~,'large :~art ,6f':the, fee' . ' ,::. <':, J And Notrc Dame Was No Exception /: i :', ":'; :i;': iricreas~. ,:jlle'M tlsical,¥nterttii;l1men t:C6mhIission ct.-the' Stlideh t'}\ctivi ties 'Board ~rio,W::nas;\::;,:i;'>:>::l 14/Putting It All Together by Trish Sullivan Individual Success Is Nothing NC\\I For Tim Brown But The Star Flanker Wants To Help ;,. :'., ,,/l~s~year, the's6p~om()r7ij~~iora.~ps~~i~~:C:la,sses,noW'h~'l~appr<?~izpately' :~1~.009:e~9:N:'.',.,':,:,X-":j The Irish Grab Some Team Glory In '86 ,J:~e Jresl:ll11~n~lass,·whlc:h,,ls·•. fuJ:l?eq. p!lrtlally;by.t~e, ,Fr~SI:lI~an.Y'ear:,<?fSt~d,le,~:pfflce~,:,~;i",i'.".;',:>:l ' " ,," has:b¢en'gi ye~:<$l.~qo,',' 'f~l,~r~maiii9,~l!" qf, the, i~creas~;)V~nf,<tpth,e{lS~,()fte,d:: cNP~9I};"::;,':\':",\:j :,c~#1p:~s,~ith:~~st51UQS: ~e~~i.Vjn~,j~qr~~s,e,~)udg~t~. .'" '. '.:', :::, >':: ;,.. :', ,,'.', ,,:'.' ',,':<:, :'<'.",:'; ~;':'~~/.,:':'::-".:':<:rl '," "l'hl~.thOughtfulp~d~etlrgpr!~e.stlJd7nt:~CtIv.lt~fee~.shoul~,b~~pplalJdqd ,~r.l:ln ". '1 :ex:celle,nt. flfst-moye. But ImprOVIng t~e soclalsltuatl~n 0Il'campu~ WIll' takem:?reth~,n', " , this; The burden is nowori,the leaders of thevariousstu<;ient organizations. In:the past, ", ," •,,' their "response' to complaints "about the social'life has" beeP that they ,jacked ' themon~y; •. 'needed tbarrange popular events. 'This is no longer an accept~ole answer. Tl1cmbney'has been provided and, it has, been' allotted, in' an wise manner. I t'stime for' sonic ,a~tion., ,,' ' Departments News , Student Life 3/Week In Distortion: IS/Dividing Up A Larger Pie , 22/Notre Dame Football: Freshman Follies :Scnolastic The Moving Force 12/Coming Distractions 17/Music: New Day Rising 21/0n Other Campuses: Getting Ahead At Pennsylvania I I I !. .,. 24/Final Word: A Message From I The Regular Guys I i ~j, Editorial Contents More Money - More Activities? Volume 128, No.1 Scholastic Septcmbcr 11,1986 Cover Stories erhaps the most prevalent student complaint at Notre Dame is the lack of things to do Pon campus. Each year, student leaders make bold statements eoncerning their plans for solving the social life problem and each year the situation remains relatively unchanged~ Several recent developments concerning the student activity fee, however, 4/Here Come The Wolvcrincs by Larry Burke seem to indicate that this year may be different. Lou Holtz WiII Gct A Chance To See At the most recent meeting of the Board of Trustees, the trustees approved an What His Irish Are Made Of When No.3 Michigan increase in the student activity fee from $35 to $55. The result is that the many student Invadcs Notrc Dame Stadium Saturday organizations and activities \vill rece ive $385,000 to, spend this year, an increase of t", , $140,000. A budget committee -conSisting of ,several student leaders and DirectorofStu- ; 9/Making The Grade by Mike Chmiel y deht Activities Joni Neal th'en 'met ~to discuss the allotment of these funds. While: the addi-, ;, " tionalmoney' itself is not yetcauseforcelebration,thebudgetcommittee'sdecisiomfare a,<) Proposition 48 Took Its Toll On Colleges f,': • h '. h d- .. , .' ,~j f" ,"',"'" ~tep'lllt e,ng t Ire,~tlOIl·' ,;,'. ~" '.', """,;,;,~ :":";::'\,1 And Universities Nationwide - r.-p:i,,:;:'l::":':'::"J7he"~ttici¢~ts'C:~llf()i' gOOd':' music, was :answeted',with ,,~,'large :~art ,6f':the, fee' . ' ,::. <':, J And Notrc Dame Was No Exception /: i :', ":'; :i;': iricreas~. ,:jlle'M tlsical,¥nterttii;l1men t:C6mhIission ct.-the' Stlideh t'}\ctivi ties 'Board ~rio,W::nas;\::;,:i;'>:>::l 14/Putting It All Together by Trish Sullivan Individual Success Is Nothing NC\\I For Tim Brown But The Star Flanker Wants To Help ;,. :'., ,,/l~s~year, the's6p~om()r7ij~~iora.~ps~~i~~:C:la,sses,noW'h~'l~appr<?~izpately' :~1~.009:e~9:N:'.',.,':,:,X-":j The Irish Grab Some Team Glory In '86 ,J:~e Jresl:ll11~n~lass,·whlc:h,,ls·•. fuJ:l?eq. p!lrtlally;by.t~e, ,Fr~SI:lI~an.Y'ear:,<?fSt~d,le,~:pfflce~,:,~;i",i'.".;',:>:l ' " ,," has:b¢en'gi ye~:<$l.~qo,',' 'f~l,~r~maiii9,~l!" qf, the, i~creas~;)V~nf,<tpth,e{lS~,()fte,d:: cNP~9I};"::;,':\':",\:j :,c~#1p:~s,~ith:~~st51UQS: ~e~~i.Vjn~,j~qr~~s,e,~)udg~t~. .'" '. '.:', :::, >':: ;,.. :', ,,'.', ,,:'.' ',,':<:, :'<'.",:'; ~;':'~~/.,:':'::-".:':<:rl '," "l'hl~.thOughtfulp~d~etlrgpr!~e.stlJd7nt:~CtIv.lt~fee~.shoul~,b~~pplalJdqd ,~r.l:ln ". '1 :ex:celle,nt. flfst-moye. But ImprOVIng t~e soclalsltuatl~n 0Il'campu~ WIll' takem:?reth~,n', " , this; The burden is nowori,the leaders of thevariousstu<;ient organizations. In:the past, ", ," •,,' their "response' to complaints "about the social'life has" beeP that they ,jacked ' themon~y; •. 'needed tbarrange popular events. 'This is no longer an accept~ole answer. Tl1cmbney'has been provided and, it has, been' allotted, in' an wise manner. I t'stime for' sonic ,a~tion., ,,' ' Departments News , Student Life 3/Week In Distortion: IS/Dividing Up A Larger Pie , 22/Notre Dame Football: Freshman Follies :Scnolastic The Moving Force 12/Coming Distractions 17/Music: New Day Rising 21/0n Other Campuses: Getting Ahead At Pennsylvania I I I !. .,. 24/Final Word: A Message From I The Regular Guys I i ~j, 4 Letters Freshman Follies Editor- in- Chief Maher Mouasher General Manager Phil Coghlan ANew Generation Of Domers Design Edi tor Alex Peltzer Have Same Managing Editor Keith Harrison Jr. Production Manager Matthew Bradley 01' Characteristics Administration Fill by Mike Keegan You, of course, say: "I know appointment as the next president Pete Cespedes/Comptroller what you mean. Just the other of Notre Dame." Neither Lou Matt Dolan/Advertising night, four of my friends and I Holtz nor Father Ted were avail­ Mike Hoban/Delivery went out and bought a case apiece. able for comment. This We probably finished them in Editorial oward the end of August, about two hours. I was barely even The best example of frosh the Notrc· Dame campus Larry Burke/Sports T buzzed, but my friends were naivete concerns the Freshman Cathy Coffey/Departments comes alive with the strong ripped. I guess I have the best "dogbook." Remember receiving spirits and warm personalities of Frank Lipo/News Space tolerance. I've always been a big that letter in the mail marked. Greg Miller/News students, ready to start the new drinker." "vitally important to your social Bob Winn/Student Life academic year. Mixed in with life?" It requested that you send a those already molded in the Notre Your roommate automatically picture of yourself and list your Layout Dame tradition, there comes responds: "I rep1ember a buddy of top three extracurricular interests. approximately 2,000 naive nobo­ mine and I finished a quarter keg By not responding, one was Jim Doerfler dies in search of a dream. These in a night." assumed to be either ugly or one Anne Ranaghan nobodies are commonly referred to At this point, you know he's of those cloned robots manufac­ Susan Serrato as "frosh." Of course, no one will lying, but so are you. But instead tured by the Photo Not Available openly state that he was naive as a Art & Photography of ending the conversation, you Corp. In either case, no response freshman, but he probably was. have to increase your beer drink­ meant no SYR dates which Sharon Dow Recounting the simple events that ing total or else you're a loser. So translated to "No one loves you Ginny Les occurred during one's first week you say: "I hope everyone else is as except your computer terminal." Mychal Schultz of school will prove that most, if big a beer drinker as I am." You may as well have just taped The opinions expressed in SCHOLASTIC are not all of us, knew no more about the nosepiece of your glasses. those of the authors and editors of SCHOLASTIC college life than what was por­ and do not necessarily represent the opinions of In connection with exaggerated trayed in "Animal House." Noth­ If a guy sent a picture, he prob­ the entire editorial board of SCHOLASTIC or the stories, how about these classic University of Notre Dame, its administration, ing could be further from the ably thought of himself as being a faculty, or student body.
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