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Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows, the Koffs, at Regis

Robert Koff, violinist; to various classes, a Math/ omy and Physiology, Dr. former member of Julliard Science Lecture: The Sound Currie Science 208 and other quartets and of Music in the Science 4:30 p.m. Mass Media, orchestras and director of Amphitheater on W ednes Sen. Gallagher, Loyola 04 music festivals, and Rosalind day, October 30, and a public Koff, pianist, will be Visiting recital in the President's WEDNESDAY, October 30 Fellows here at Regis Col Lounge, also on Wednesday. 9:00 a.m. American Edu lege during the week of cation, Dr. Kelly, Library The Woodrow Wilson October 27, 1985. 105 National Fellowship Founda 2:00p.m. Arts in Western The Woodrow Wilson tion has developed and con Civilization, Fr. Harbaugh, Visiting Fellows program is a ducted programs in higher Library 105 national effort to help education since 1945. 3:00 p.m. Math/Science students prepare for pro Lecture: The Sound of ductive citizenship in the Music, Science Amphi THEKOFFS' public and private spheres. theater PRESENTATIONAL For more than a decade, 4:00 p.m. PUBLIC RE SCHEDULE: Visiting Fellows have CITAL, President's Lounge brought closer relations be-· tween the academic and non MONDAY, October 28 THURSDAY, October 31 academic worlds, between 3:00 p.m. Sensation and 9:25 a.m. Broadcast Prin campus and community, Perception, Dr. Delay, ciples and Practices, Dr. between academic theory Loyala 27 Hart, Library 110 and practical reality. 10:50 a.m. Applied Music: TUESDAY, October 29 The Instrument, Mr. Eaton, The Koffs are scheduled 9:25 a.m. Enjoyment of Science Amphitheater for a variety of formal Music, Mr. Eaton, Science 1:45 p.m. Educational Woodrow Wilson Fellows, the Koffs, will be at Regis the week of October 28 presentations and informal Amp. Psychology, Dr. Epstein, through November 1. encounters, including visits 1:45 p.m. Human Anat- Library 106 'The Speak Easy' Commitment Reaches 7.5 Million By Mary Herold committee of Board mem who want to make this great To Be Inaugurated Peter Coors, Chairman of bers placed in charge of little college even better. ' ' Festivities will continue the Regis College Board of fundraising efforts. Alexander expressly thanks The new name for the once throughout the week with a Trustees, made the an Jack Alexander, all students of Regis who Belial Bar (R.I.P.) is now the SPORTS NIGHT featuring nouncement at the Septem Vice President of Develop have donated their time and "Speak Easy Cafe." A fresh ' Monday night football on the ber 28 meeting of the Board, ment and Public Affairs effort to telefund drives. man from DeSmet won the big screen T.V. that the Regis College Com finds the recent announce Improvements have al Budweiser bar light in the The Tuesday MOVIE mitment to the Future has ment very encouraging. Six ready been made with some name the coffee house NIGHT will feature Monty reached the half-way mark of million dollars of the $7.5 of the money acquired so far. contest. Python comedy. Wednesday its fifteen million dollar goal. million raised so far was "We are doing what we can "The Speak Easy" will night all old Belial Decora The Regis College Commit acquired by the Trustee where we can. It's sort of have its grand opening Sun tions, such as beer lights and ment to the Future was Nucleus Fund. $1.5 million piecemeal at the moment,'' day night at 7:00. The first signs, will be put up as announced on March 30 as a has been acquired from said Alexander. Additional night's entertainment will be prizes for BINGO NIGHT. five year plan to raise fifteen foundations, corporations, financial aid has been made the product of the students JAZZ NIGHT will top off million dollars in endow and the efforts of the available to students. Some who .entered the TALENT the week's activities on ments and gifts for the hundreds of people helping physical plant improvement CONTEST. Thursday. college. In less than six Peter Coors in other co has been done. The Leader months, over 7. 5 million ordinating activities. ship Program has acquired Regis Coalition Observes dollars has been acquired by Said Alexander, "There some money for special the Trustee Nucleus Fund, a are obviously lots of people projects. Anti-Apar'thied Week By Renee Whitemon Other activities off campus The Regis Coalition of occurred in awareness of Peace and Justice sponsored anti-aparthied. Friday after an Anti-Apartied Awareness noon, October 11th, t he Week, October 7th through Auraria campus sponsored a the 11th, to recognize the Teach-In conference. Com National Anti-Aparthied munity leaders such as Week. Senator Regis Groff and During the awareness Congresswoman Pat week, several anti-aparthied Schroeder, spoke against fil m s, "Crossroads," aparthied. "Generation of Resistance," Exile students from South and "A Cry for Freedom," Africa also spoke on student were shown in the West Hall resistance organizations. main ·lounge. After each Later in the day, a rally was film a faculty member spoke held at Macedonia Baptist on the oppression of the Church to observe National people in South Africa and Anti-Aparthied Day. Poetry, concluded with group dis music, and drama were a few cussion. Red armbands were of the activities that took also distributed during the place. Over 25 Regis week in observance of Anti students and faculty at THE HYPOCHONDRIAC: Fr. Mike Tueth wails over his aches and pains to S~eve Batuello in t~e opening tended the rally. of The Hypochondriac. Tickets are on sale in the bookstore. The play opened tnumphantly last mght. Aparthied Week. • • Alcohol Awarenss Help for Starvation Sought By Laura Flood these victims. Activities The Regis College Peace Father Hewell started the zations are working to feed, TODAY'S EVENTS OCTOBER THURSDAY and Justice Coalition, in presentation by explaining clothe, and administer recognition of World Food that the famine is due to the medical help to the starva Day, hosted the Maryknoll long-term political struggles tion victims. Although PRESENT AT ION & DI SC~SS ION: "~esponsibl ~ Drinking" group for a brown bag lunch that still remain unsolved thousands of the people have is the title of th1s presentat1on by Reg1s faculty and presentation on famine after years of fighting. Re been saved, millions have members Dr. Lester Bundy, Fr. Adam Bunnell, and sources are not pooled in any not been found and are Dr. William Kelly, and student Mary Beth Marquard. in Africa. Available to those interested will be an intoxilyze The luncheon, held Octo systematic way, so that the dying. operated by a Denver Pol ice offi~er to measure the ber 16, was lead by Father African people end up with Starvation in Africa is an effects a cup of 3.21 beer (prov1ded) has on the Carroll Hewell, S.J., a nothing. The population is extremely widespread prob individual. representative from Mary much too large for the lem, but through organiza knoll, who has traveled resources that are available tions such as Maryknoll, 3:45 P.M., FAcULTY LouNGE throughout Tanzania and and the land is growing mor~ public awareness will in fiLMS: Anheuser-Busch has produced two films on other parts of the horn of and more desertous. crease, and more people will responsible drinking/use of a "buddy system," and Africa to help combat the The filmstrip that followed participate in saving these on drinking and driving. Representatives from the mass starvation. Maryknoll was pictures of the African victims. To receive more company will show the films and be available for any questions. Samples of low-alcohol content is an organization whose information on Maryknoll or people and where they live, . L.A. Beer will be served. purpose is to spread aware all taken by Father Hewell the African famine, contact ness of the famine through during his stay in the the Regis Peace and Justice WEsT HALL LouNGE out the United States and to villages. Many relief organi- Coalition. 0 P.M. persuade people to help LEAP Aid Announced SENIORS TIME IS RUNNING OUT The Colorado Low-Income children are no longer re Just a note to those of you interested in getting jobs after you graduate. Although May Energy Assistance Program seems a long way away, it is coming upon us much too soon. Accounting majors have already quired to be in a work-study (LEAP) will begin accepting program or working part had the opportunity to recruit eight times over. Face it, Seniors, lots df jobs have j1.1st slipped applications from Nov. 1, through your fingers because you have not finished your resume or your proper paperwork to time to be considered 1985 through April 30, 1986. eligible for assistance. Stu recruit on campus. LEAP is designed to assist 1 dents who have a child(ren) low-income households in living in the household 50% Emily Shaw, recruiting secretary, has had to cancel two recruiters for Business Administration and meeting their winter home or more of the time may be Accounting majors due to no sign ups whatsoever on the sheets. For those of you Seniors who don't heating costs, however, it eligible, as well as disabled/ read The Brown & Gold, READ THIS! IFYOUWANT AJOB AFTER YOU GRADUATE, GET OVER ' does not pay the entire costs handicapped students. Stu- · TO THE COUNSELING AND CAREER CENTER A.S.A.P. of home heating. dents who reside in frater The LEAP program would nity or sorority houses or Thursday Peat, Harwick & Mitchell J\ccounting majors October 24, 1985 Dec 85, May 86 grads like to outreach. college and dormitories are not eligible. university students in order Information on the LEAP Fdday Accountinq rrajors to help those students who Program is available from Alexa."lder Grant. & Co. are eligible. The rules for Octobe: 25, 1985 Dec 85 1 MZty 86 grads the Financial Aid Depart college or university stu ment. dents with dependent f.b"lday New Yo:-k Life Insurance All m3jors 1 MBA's October 28, 1985 Dec 85, r-c~y 86 grads

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Tt:urs:'lay Wendy's International i•.ll najors Nove~r 7, 1985 Dec 85, M3y 86 gra<1s Plus Group Plans Parties By Mary Herold afternoon for brown bag Acosta, active Plus member. The 25 Plus group will lunches and discussion. The group hopes to hold a party this Saturday off I campus for fac.ulty and adult In November Steve Doty sponsor more activities later students at Regis. Members will give a talk on issues on in the year. Information of the 25 Plus group are involving adult students. In on the first party to be held those students, part or full the early part of December, this Saturday is · available time, who are enrolled at Kay Johnson will offer a from Robyn Gronnings or Regis. lecture on stress manage Kathryn Acosta. ment. All students, not just ONSALEAT According to organizer Plus members, are invited to Robyn Gronning, there are attend. presently 25 active mem STUD.T CENTER bers, but there .are 66 Meetings are held in the students at Regis who are Campus Ministry office or in 11am-6pm, OCT 28/29 over 25. Loyola 11. Bchedules are posted in the Campus Minis try office. "Fr. Bunnell, Steamboat. More mountain than Dr. Alice Reich is faculty Aspen, more powder than Vail, more lifts sponsor for the group. The Director of Campus Minis try, ''has been a great than Snowmass, more sun than Sun group meets every Friday Valley, more bars than Utah. from noon to one in the support to us,'' said Kathryn THE BROWN AND GOLD, OCT. 24, 1985 - 3 Welcome Regis Parents THE REVIEW SHEET By Renee Whitemon featuring "Fancy Free" will be held at the Downtown Denver Marriott Parent's weekend is just a day in the Dining Hall of the Student Hotel, will be held on Sunday, away for students who are anxious Center. November 3rd at 11:30 am. The to visit with their parents. November To close the weekend, a brunch, brunch will cost $11 per person. 1st through the 3rd will be a weekend for students and parents to observe what life on Regis campus is really like. K-Rocks Hits Campus The weekend, sponsored by the Student Executive Board, is an an By M .J. Clarkson nual event at Regis. To attend, Parens Although a failing trans library with promotional must pay a $10 registration fee per mitter has hindered broad albums supplied through family. cast to DeSmet and O'Con various labels. Our latest Upon the parent's arrival on Fri nell, remarkable strides have albums are: Roger Daltrey, day, November 1st they will have the A-HA, Sheila E., Phil opportunity to attend classes during been made in modernizing the day. In the evening, a roast beef and revitalizing KRCX. Collins, and Neil Young, just buffet dinner in the Dining Hall in One particular additij:}n to mention a few. the Student Center will be held. Pro KRCS is most proud of is our Also, contacts with Y108 ceeding the dinner, parents and stu new Top 20 Album Count FM and Polygram Records dents may attend the play, "They have led to leads for possible Hypochondriac," in the O'Sullivan down Show-Rock Week Center. acquired by our program internships for Regis stu On Saturday, November 2nd, a director Tom Schmitz. The dents. series of workshops, given by the show airs on Friday evenings On the dark side, how faculty, will be offered to the parents from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and ever, the ailing transmitter as well as the students. The work features interviews with on the east side of campus shops will be in session from 2pm has led to disappointment for to 3pm and 3pm to 4pm. Later in the today' s popular artists, day, at 9pm a parent-student mixer reports on the latest from the those students who wish to English Scene and the count listen to K-ROCKS. KRCX is down itself. aggressively trying to correct Additionally, KRCX is cur that problem and hopes to have it working soon. rently updating the record By T. Michael Schmitz There are many albums and artists which receive reputations, either ceived far to great a reputation. AIDS A Widespread Epidemic good or bad, based on one or two cept for the theme music by Jan These symptoms may in songs. This seems a shame to me mer, this is nothing more than ple, blue or pink spots or glorified MTV hits album. Now, I'm By Susan Slattery clude: because I often find that when one hard lumps on top or views an artist's work as a whole, an a great fan of Miami Vice, but when AIDS stands for Acquired - Low grade, persistent beneath the skin that do entirely different attitude can be the music is taken away from the Immune Deficiency Syn fever, night sweats, dry not disappear; may get taken towards his or her music. tense video which is seen during drome. It is a serious condi coughs that are not related to larger, and can not be HUNTING HIGH AND LOW, vision show, it becomes the epitome tion characterized by a a cold or to smoking. written off as bruises, A-Ha of pop-culture. I'm not about to specific defect in the natural - Shortness of breath with One of the newest albums to re argue the value of the artist on this blook blisters, insect bites ceive an unwarranted reputation is album because I know how most immunity against disease. minor exertion. or pimples. HUNTING HIGH AND LOW, the people feel about the likes of such Those who have AIDS be - Loss of weight that is not Who is at risk for AIDS? new album by A-Ha. This is an singers as Phil Collins and Tina come susceptible to several related to dieting or increase Nearly 95% of AIDS cases album which has its merits, but lies Turner. It just seems that much of the rare illnesses which are not in physical activity. in the just-below average to average music on this album is widely over have occurred in people from used. Whether to buy this album or normally iound in people - Extreme fatigue. category. The album starts out with one of four distinct groups Take On Me, a song which I have not depends on how rebellious one who have normal immune -Blurred vision, persistent according to a 1983 U.S. nothing but praise for. This fast, up is against the pop-culture. systems. and severe headaches. Public Health Service Re beat dance tune is well written and Two life-threatening - Swollen lymph nodes in port. The four groups in performed. But, the pace is im NIGHTCLUBBING, Grace Jones diseases which are most the neck or under the arms clude: mediately lost during the second An older album (1981) which has commonly seen in persons that are not linked to a song, and the truth of the album is an undeserved reputation is NIGHT - Sexually active homo discovered. The first side's quality CLUBBING. The music of Grace with AIDS are Kaposi's transient infection of known sexual and bisexual men steadily declines until the final cut, Jones has recieved a sour flavor in Sarcoma (KS), a cancer of origin. with multiple sex partners- "Living A Boy's Adventure Tale." the public's mind because she is the tissue beneath the skin - Creamy-white patches on 75%. This song has some merit to it and largely misunderstood. I felt it was and mucous-secreting sur the tongue. - Haitian immigrants- causes me to wonder if the producer important to mention this artist be faces of the digestive tract, - Persistent or recurrent and engineer placed it there in order cause Grace has paved the way to 5%. to convince the listener to turn the success for many of today's modern lymph nodes and lungs, and itiching around the anus. - Present or past IV drug album over. The second side isn't artists, but has been labeled an eccen Pneumocystic carinii pneu - Diarrhea, bloody stools users-17%. much better. It does make some at tric in the process. Though I cannot monia (PCP), a lung in or stomach upset that does - Persons with hemophilia tempt to reach the dance-style of disagree that she is an eccentric, I fection caused by a parasite. not go away. -.8%. "Take On Me," but falls into another find no reason for the bad connota tions which the label implies. The What are the symptoms? - Cuts and infections that rut when it seems ready to take off - more from blood trans- again. NIGHTCLUBBING album takes Some of the symptoms are do not heal as quickly as fusions. A-Ha has plenty of potential, but the listener through a series of songs subtle and can be mistaken usual. Up-to-date additional in need to concentrate on their which explore modern-humanity, for simple illnesses such as - Skin rashes or discolora formation can be obtained style. The group attempts to both in the lyrics and style of music. a wide range of music on the This album can become a treasure the cold and flu. Anyone tions that don't go away and from a toll-free AIDS hot~ line , but just cannot pull it off. · for those who are willing to break with prolonged, persistent may get larger. established by the U.S. advice is to get the "Take On from the norm and explore today's symptoms should consult a Symptoms seen in, Public Health Department. single and save the extra bucks. new music. health care professional. Kaposi's Sarcoma: Their number is 800-342- Rec~ntly appearing, pur- AIDS. Tombstone Mystery Solved Palace in part of what is now Daly, S.J., the,tombstones at By Craig Scott grounds of Regis High Mount Olivet were all to be IHS School. Since 1882, all alike, so there was no need GULIELMUSF Jesuits who died in Denver for the old markers. He said ROBISON S.J. there is nothing sacred about SACERDOS were buried at this ceme these tombstones now and NATUS JUN 16, 1871 tery. However, over the they are simply engraved OBIIT JUN 3, 1944 years the cemetery began to pieces of rock., Daly reported RIP become full and was subject that some of the stones were So reads a seemingly to vandalism. crushed to build roads, while mysterious tombstone lo a few-such as Jesuit cated here on the Regis Robison's-have been used campus between the Science This prompted Jesuit officials to move the bodies on campus as stone borders Building and Loyola Hall. for the grass. This particular tombstone is to the Mount Olivet Ceme one of three in that location tary located on West 44th ·and one of five rumored to be Avenue. Now, all Jesuits It appears that these around the campus. who die in the community mysterious stones are not so This marker is believed to are usually buried there and mysterious, after all. They be one of the few remaining there are few signs of the old are simply a remnant of the ones from an old cemetary cemetary remaining. past serving a purpose in the located northeast of the Pink According to Rev. Fred present.

-'----'--"'-----~------~------~--- 4 THE BROWN AND GOLD, OCT. 24, 1985 =- Humane High Tech/Virtues? I('Managing Your Time Effective!; After reading a recent ''poor'' the rest of the world creatively to solve today's Doonesbury strip I was actually is. Technology is problems. By Carol Marfut, Psy.D. thinking about the dangers often used against those we It was logic that created, "No problem. I can read War and Peace in a couple of of the computer age and the think we are helping. To and dropped, the first atomic evenings." "Don't worry! I'll be d?wntown by 5:30. It increasing onslaught of tech believe that ''technology is bombs. It is that same cold, only takes 15 minutes to get there without traffic." (Now nology when lo and behold, I here to stay" is to im calculating logic which when have you ever ~riven downtown during rush hour pick up a copy of The Brown mediately undermine peo proposes such idiotic when there is no traffic?) and Gold and therein lay an ple's dignity and self schemes as a Star Wars As I thought about how people manage time, I came up article " defending" the determination by believing ''defense.'' In turning with three types of people. First, there is the person who technological ''revolution.'' they should aspire to some against logic and high-tech is always on time, and maybe even early. This tyupe is I felt that the authors point thing they might not want. "solutions" people are usually so prepared for tests they even have time to relax about ''lightening the shad I daresay that the intro doing humankind the most the evening before a big midterm. (People in the other two ow (of) our own technology" duction of a computer good; for instance, scientists groups sometimes get really ticked off at this type of by taking certain values science major at the college, at Cornell U. who have person.) ''into the marketplace'' from the Regis College vowed not to participate in Then there is the second type who firmly believes they deserved a reply. Corporation's point of view, any research on the Star can get it all done with little preparation. You can 'most I, too, like the authors, has as much to do with Wars project. easily recognize this person by their look of total surprise have no fear of technology. keeping-up-with-where-the A good place for all of us when they are a half hour late for a date or when they Rather, I laught, and then money's-to-be-made as it to start would be to take didn't study the material sufficiently for the test. (They get angry at its clumsy does with integrating another look at the world, usually don't mention they left home two minutes before ''Christian'' ideals into a attempts to ''help the the whole world, in which we they were due to arrive, or started reading the class text high-tech world. world." Technology is not a live. The authors reference the evening before the exam.) The main problem with world-wide phenomena and to a "marketplace" is an Finally, there is the third type who minimizes the computers is that they ''thin while it may be forcibly here absolutely chilling way to importance of time. You can generally recognize this type only in binary terms to stay in the U.S., in many view the world; what is by their off-handed remarks of "what's the rush," that is, something is either third and fourth world necessary is the recognition "what's the big deal if I'm an ,hour or two late," or one or else it is not one. countries the last thing those of the discrepancy between "grades aren't everything." This type of person deep people need is computer There is no room for the "rich" and "poor," and the abstract, no room for a truth down in their heart is bewildered by time. They may experts or technological move towards applying a secretly resolve to manage their time better, yet have few ''fixes.'' that might not be True. The more appropriate ''tech ideas about learning how to manage their time. Moreover, Being sheltered North hard thing in today's world is nology'' to our world. not learning to -think logical time management appears an insurmountable task. Americans, it's sometimes We need to get back to the For those people who are seriously interested in hard to realize just how ly, like a computer, but land. learning how to budget their time, there are many good books, workshops, and resources available. Time )ltdail /1_! y he/jJ -frotttz management manuals often emphasize such techniques as: prioritizing one's projects; breaking down large tasks into smaller, more manageable activities; and looking at Dear Mike, Su 5cuV Lo l!ojJy the illogical thinking behind procrastination. Your point is well taken, beautifully expressed and is The Counseling and Career Center and Cam,Pus definitely valuable input for the students of Regis College, Ministry will be co-sponsoring a Life Directions program techies or no. Thank you for your time and consideration on Monday, Oct. 28 on the topic of study habits and time of this issue, word for word, semicolon for semicolon. management. The program, "Getting My Act Together" Mary Herold will be held from 6:15 to 7:30p.m. in West H'811 Lounge. If you think you don't have time for this program, you NEW Lehmukuhles' Sights High probably need to be there! Dear Mary, With regard to your recent article about Mary Ann LEADERS Lehmkuhle's being accepted for admission to Johns Greenpeace Awareness . By Renee Whitemon Hopkins Medical School, I would like to point out someone The Regis College Leader who played a significant role in this success for Mary Ann Jeff Ferrells, Social Movements shown continuously throughout the ship Program has announced and Regis. Dr. Jack Nolte, Director of Premedical class is starting a new organization day. REAF's activities will include on campus entitled Regis Environ new freshman members for Advising, was instrumental in encouraging two students the recycling of aluminum cans and mental Awareness Foundation. This newspapers (recepticles will be dis· 1985/86. to apply for early acceptance into medical school. movement is aimed at developing tributed throughout the campus). T· The freshmen applicants Dr. Nolte has remarked that although many of our awareness towards the Greenpeace shirts which will display the REAF were accepted because they premedical students are strong academically, sometimes Movement. This is a group con logo will be sold in the bookstore. have a high grade point' they set their sights too low; We hope that Mary Ann cerned with preserving and maintain A hacky sack tournament will be ing the natural beauty within our en average and were active Lehmkuhle's recent success will encourage other students held, dates to be announced. For ad· vironment. On October 30, the class ditional information, plaese contact participants in high school to consider setting their sights higher in the future. will be sponsoring an Environmental Jeff Ferrell whose office is located activities. Sincerely, Awareness Day. Movies will be in Loyola Hall. The students who were William J. Hynes chosen into the four-year Academic Dean (or Campus Programs commitment of leadership development were Greg Engel, Sean Flanigan, Paul Attention "Traditional" Hiller, William Hiller, Don Dear Student, na Johnson, Alicia Leavitt, I was very interested in your editorial and the point . Mlehael W. Thomas, D.M.D. Michelle Manor, Laura taken. I am afraid that I have not been able to print your Faaally Deatatry Solper, and Terri Tempest. letter in this issue, as policy requires us to make space In the program, the available to those who identify themselves. However, your students will be able to concern is certainly valid and I would like to discuss this develop a sense of purpose, further. The best way to go about making your issue multi-cultural awareness, known, without making yourself known is to write an interpersonal skills, and investigative article. PLEASE COME SEE ME or make other leadership qualities. yourself known to me so that this ethical question can be Congratulations to the new made public. Leadership students! Sincerely, Mary Herold Editor We Cater Friday Fright Night Kicks Off Awareness West Hall's main lounge was Awareness Week held October were The Exorcist, The Howl turned into a horror movie 21-25. ing, Amityville II, Nightmare on To Cowards theater on Friday October 18th Students could enjoy for a Elms Street, Halloween, and as students packed into the mere two dollars all night Dawn of the Living Dead. room to enjoy a night full of horror, hotdogs, popcorn, Residential Hall Director Rich fright. punch, non-alcoholic wine and Carter said that this proved that This night sponsored by West beer (donated by Student life) you can have a lot of fun with 5007 Lowell Boulc\'llrd Hall was not just another way to and LA beer donated by An friends and you can do it welcome the spooks at Hallo heuser Busch. without the influence of alcohol. Dcm·cr, C'..olorudo 80221 ( 303) 455-6333 ween time. It was actually an The movies that were pro- The night was a scary yet 0 •: •. a ... •..-.. 1.: ..... 1. ,....ff f.h.,. A lnn.\..nl 4, _] - A ,___,__._,.....,.,....n_L.JL__ --'U]lL(nzoblo uonjna for Q11 ·THE BROWN AND GOLD, OCT. 24, 1985 - 5 Get Physical at Regis WALDEMAR by: Armstrong This year dorm aerobics pecially good for athletics tiHE:Re. ftfrV~ I LooKt~Jii- ~o~ rny Dcxr. Itt; !Wv lasses are being held for the such as soccer players and you_ &;eJt 1/-wfrY lfG-flttJ. sRy LtSTDv, ..J\.(Sr IN(I'\st yrJU Sfrt-hfl'\ ~egis population. The clas heavy weight lifters, who WfrL-D£fT1ft1<- ~ 1 1{1; 15 I;LAC.K wrT{I- FLaPPY ~ ses are Monday-Friday in usually develop tight mus AlVD B~ t>Afl:HCS OVHIS 8/Kk. West Hall lounge from 4:30- cles due to their sport. 5:30. These classes are The strengthening part is taught by either Christy when specific muscle areas Vessel or Carla Lemmon. of the body are concertrated Last year Christy Vessel for building muscle tone and began the aerobics because strength. This is a good part of the interest on campus for for those people who wish to an aerobics class, this year build muscle and lose weight ·she has decided to continue. for during this body fat is burned while the muscle is Aerobics has more to it being built. than just the constant exer The la~t main part is, of cise to music that is usually ~ourse , the aerobics exEt:t-cisf; associated with it. For the Itself. The goal of .thi~ is to one hour class at Regis there raise your timtt't rate to are four parts; warm-up, improve cardiovascular fit flexibility, strengthening, ness. After 20 minutes of and cardiovascular fitness. constant exercise this is achieved and any additional The beginning consists of exercise is burning off of the the warm-up, the stretching calories. The last part is the exercises are to literally warm down which lets your "warm-up " the muscles and body relax and return to its ligaments of the body to help normal heart level. The prevent straining or pulling exercises during this prevent any parts of the body. This is a lot of the soreness that extremely important for the sometimes result the next Downtown Dating Excitement winter season. morning. but you're paying for infla a show, walk on the thick pile Everyone from students to By Kevin ~s The second part are a tion, you're paying for class, carpet, sit in clean, comfort faculty is invited to come to Late fall. No man's land. series of exercises that pro for service. Not a drop of able chairs mounted on well these classes and join in a That area not of space and mote flexibility of the mus solidified Triple-Sec will you oiled casters, and be waited fun way to get in shape, lose time, but of boredom. We cles areas that need it the find on the glass and chrome on in a place where you can weight, whatever your goal have entered into that region most such as the legs, back, bar in the lobby, not a single get away from the Musak. may be. · known as The Twilight Zone. and shoulders. This is es- With the Fall Frolic receding disposable tin-foil ashtray Experience the glory of into the past as an expensive will present itself to you. The wealth from days gone by. Brunch and Symphony memory, and with Sadie And keep the girl from Hawkins still beyond the coat check lady checks your thinking about the guy in the How would you like to spend Suite from Water Music, Finzi's misty horizon of time, many coat with friendliness and Ray-bans. a late Sunday afternoon eating a Concerto for clarinet and string of us are making do with grace. The first thing the Editorial liberty taken: A delicious Potluck brunch. Then orchestra, Op. 3, Rachmanin escorting our favorite warm waiters from the bar do is set tread not to be missed at the afterwards a leisurely drive to off's Vocalise and Prokofier's bodies to the tacky confines up a tab. If you've been Moulin Rouge is the group Boettcher Concert Hall in the Symphony No . 5. of Pizza Hut, or maybe living out of the cafeteria for Rare Silk, local vocal yokels. Denver Center for the Performing catching a flick at the any length of time, this kind They have been featured in Arts. Imagine sitting down in the Anyone interested is to meet Oriental. of service is a massive head jazz festivals throughout the concert hall and letting live sym in Desmet parking lot at 11:30. Meanwhile, that warm rush. Colorado Rockies and all phony music flow into your There will be a carpool to Dr. body is noticing the guy in over the nation. mind. Mary Hart's home for the brunch. the Ray-bans who drives the The space they put the MUDDY'S UPDATE: On The Regis College Cultural Everyone will leave from there Porsche, who looks like he shows in, the Moulin Rouge, the more bohemian side of Events Committee is sponsoring for the symphony at 2:00 and will would never stoop to drag is so intimate it's frighten the nightlife, Muddy Waters a trip to the symphony on return to Regis College about ging a nice girl to the Belial ing. You can almost smell on the Platte is still open for November 3rd. The tickets are 4:00-4:30 pm. every time they go out. Her the cologne the performers business, by virtue of the only $7.00 a piece (50% dis Form more information con mind wanders, and soon so are wearing, so you're close. lease they signed· with the count). For reservations contact tact Dr. Mary Hart in the Com does the rest of her. No screaming crowds here: previous owner of the Kate Secrest in the Development munications Dept., Ruth Jerman Don't let this happen to politely enthused, well property. They're in court Office. room 412 Desmet telephone 458- you! Late fall does not have dressed people applaud at now, probably even as Oyou The symphony: director - 4058, or Kate Secrest. All stu to be an endless procession the end of numbers and read this, trying to stay Gaetano Delogu and the music dents and faculty are invited. of bad Mexican food and occasionally call requests or where they are, and the being performed is Handel's Y'ALL COME!!! greasy neighborhood bars. share amusing comments. capitalist-imperialist pigs The Fairmont Hotel down Take that cute girl here for are trying to kick them out. town offers a slice of the The future? Who knows? good life, if you have the IBM PC bucks, that will make that 256K favorite warm body think she's being treated like 2 FLOPPY DRIVES royalty. The Fairmont is a ~~(f(F[L[E f[j GRAPHICS VIDEO ADAPTER classy joint. The interior PARALLEL PRINTER PORT exudes a sophisticated at MONOCHROME MONITOR mosphere of brushed velvet COMPLETE STARTER SYSTEM! and expensive cologne. ~brUlE~ wo~ ~ Outside, minorities ONLY $1,995.00 dressed like lawn jockeys park Mercedes and Cadit lacs. The service people, \

Men's Intramural Football Playoffs Set The Championship and At this late date in the victory. Toilet Bowl games will take Men's Intramural Football place the weekend of Women's Football season, ''SPUKCUF'' is in October 25-26. At 7:00 p.m. Commissioner and captain of first place and gearing up for Play-offs are scheduled for ''Flirtin With Disaster'' ''under the lights,'' ' 'Splif "Flirtin' With Disaster" the Championships. Tuesday, October 22. The has flirted with very little Squad" will play last ranked commented, ''It was a fun On October 13, "Six Year 3:30 game will feature "Six disaster in the 1985-86 "NADS" for the Toilet Bowl season, but it was a cryin' Plan" shut out "AFIGUAS" Year Plan'' vs. ''Three women's intramural football title. Teams have not 'been shame that there wasn't (12-0) in the early game. Negroes and Their Slaves.' ' season. In fact, they seem to decided for the Champion more participation' and ' 'Three Negroes and Their " Genetic Failures" will take have been in first place from ship game at 8:00p.m. Come enthusiasm.'' Slaves" defeated "Holm a shot at " SPUKCUF" in the day one of game play. out and join the fun . The Championship game zes" (14-8). The "SPUK 4:30 game. On October 9, "FUBARS" will be held on October 26 at CUF" forces, boasting tre defeated '' #4'' (23-0) in the 6:00 p.m. "Flirtin' With mendous blocking on the line 3:15 game. "Flirtin With Disaster" will square off by Ken Schlager, crushed Disaster'' overcame the dis against "FUBARS" at this "Splif Squad" (61 -0) . Other advantage of having only six time. Come out and cheer fer winners included ' 'Gang players, to shut out " Tappa Hangers' ' and ''Genetic Kegga" (13-0) . Mary Smith your favorite team! Failures.'' initiated several good plays " Gang Hangers" inched and scored a touchdown for by ''Three Negroes and her team. Their Slaves," ( 10-6) on ''FUBARS'' downed Tuesday, October 15 . ''Tappa Kegga'' in a match " Graphix" downed the up on October 16. "Flirtin' "NADS" (13-6) on this same With Disaster'' received a day. forfeit from '' #4'' in the October 17 witnessed other game. "Genetic Failures' " success Karen Gallo, Intramural in a match up with the ''Splif Squad" (22-8). "SPUK Women's Intramural Football Standings CUF" defeated "Six Year Plan" (49-6) in the later game. Jerry Gallegos, Dave Win/Loss Record Lynch, Mike Shamidan, and Team Dan Albosta were instru "F1irtin' With Disaster " 5-0 mental in the ''SPUKCUF'' 1) 4-1 2) "FUBARS" Final St~ndings Men's Intramural Football 1-4 3) "#4" P/F P/A 0-5 Team 4) "Tappa Kegga" 332 12 1) "SPUKCUF" II 72 Slaves 224 2) "Three Negroes and Their HEY SPORTS FANS! 132 179 receive the information. The 3) "Six Year Plan" Dear Sports Fans, What ever happened to only drawback is that I may 199 113 have waited several weeks 4) "Genetic Failures" the old pat on the back, "you did a good job" attitude? As for what turns out to be a 142 90 measly three or four sen 5) "Holmzes" the sports editor and writer tences. I have found that if 139 for The Brown and Gold, II 136 the put off promiser is 6) "Gang Bangers notably the only one who writes sports with any thoughtful enough to arrive 55 103 15 minutes before deadline, I 7) "Graphix" regularity, I can safely say that praise of this nature is am able to rework, revise 114 185 and type the article in time. 8) "NADS" rare. This is not possible, how 228 Instead, I am bombarded 64 ever, if I am in some way 9) "Sp1if Squad" with false and put off promises when I set out to "out of it" from the previous 26 301 10) "AFIGUAS" gather information for arti night. cles. "I'll have it for you This letter would be in tomorrow'' is always a good complete without a sincere one, because it promises not "thank you" to ~a11 of the only the information, but people who have helped me CLASSIFIEDS THE BROW" fiDD GOLD also dares to mention a gather information for past general time frame when I and present articles. I FOR SALE; 2 snow tires, can expect to have it in my couldn't have done it without them. 13", almost new -$25; bar Editor-in-Chief: Mary Herold grubby little mitts. and 3 stools, exc condition The problem with the false Please send any offers of $45; Black and White TV promise arises when dead help, complaints, and sug gestions to me c/o The $10. 934-6382 in evening. Staff: Renee Whitemon, Andrea Dale Laura Flood line rolls around and I have Brown and Gold, (room 211 , David Armstrong, Matt Adams, John Paui nothing to tum in. It is worth S~inhurne Student Center). SKI CONDO for rent; sleeps Hiller, Craig Scott, Julie Wegener. ' noting that seasoned false 4; 3 miles from Keystone; promisers are great at fully equipped; $40-$50 per making themselves scarce when naive editors such as Yours in Sports, night; 1 bedroom and hide Published twice monthly during the academic year myself are desperately look away bed in living room; except during examination periods by and for the students ing for them. The bottom 934-6382 in evenings. of Regis College. Editorial offices are in the Student line with the false promiser Center, Room 211, Mailing address: The Brown & Gold is that there is no bottom Two bedroom one bath, Regis College, West 50th Avenue and Lowell Blvd.: line, or top line, or middle one car garage. Ample base Denver, Colorado 80221. Telephone: (303) 458-4152. line-there is no article . . ment storage. Kids and pets Advertising inquiries should be directed to The The put off promise' is O .K. 3085 West 49th Publication Company, 3333 South Wadsworth Ave., Suite more positive than the false Avenue. Call 424-5103 for D312. Lakewood, CO 80227. Telephone: (303) 987-3994. Julie Wegener more info. promise because I actually Hoop Practice Starts By Kim Connelly and Clint Wilson. All of The Regis Men's Basket these new recruits are junior ball team began their official college transfers. Junior basketball practices by Sam Batey will be a new spending a total of six hours addition this year because he in the gym over a time span red shirted last year as a of thirteen and a half hours. Sophomore. The returning Their demanding schedule college players include began on October 15, the Juniors Arion Moncrief ahd official day to begin practice, Kevin Childres and Seniors at 3:45p.m. This session was Cevin Hopp, Dean Miller, followed by a repeat per Robert Osley, and Chuck formance at 8:15p.m., then Walheim. an early practice at 5:15a.m. Because Coach Porter re the next morning. The men's cruited only Junior College pre-season is very intense. players, he was able to jump Although the morning prac right into scrimmaging and tices will not occur very skip a lot of basic drills that often, the demanding are necessary when dealing s·chedule, which includes with inexperienced Fresh practices all seven days of men. The time allocated the week, will continue until during practice for scrim SPIKERS CLOSE IN ON TITLE the end of the season five maging has allowed the team The Regis women's volleyball ranking because of the most The Rangers hosted Colorado months from now in Febru to grow close and ac team currently boasts a 13-1 recent Ranger loss. College in a later game on ary. customed to each other. win/loss record. The "swing Regis came out on top of D.U. October 16. Regis Junior, Karen The previous three weeks Since there is a lot of fresh offense" has become second in a home game on October 12. Wieser shut down Colorado Col had been dedicated to strict talent one would expect nature to the players as they D. U. 's volleyball program is lege's "big gun," hitting 291, with 10 conditioning. This consisted extreme competition be look forward to clinching the still really young, but flat play kills and 5 stuff blocks. This was of long distance running Conference title and a National tween the players for posi on the part of the Rangers kept notably Wieser's best game in Monday through Friday, ranking. them in the game. Coach tions. However Coach Porter her career at Regis. Denene combined with weight train On October 9, the Rangers Saindon characterized the game J acovetta ''went crazy, '' scor states, "The team is already ing on three of these days. dropped the only game in their as "the worst we've played this ing 17 kills, and 16 digs for the a very close-knit unit this 1985-86 season to Air Force season.'' Final scores were Ranger cause. The team is not required to year. I plan on playing ten to Academy. The hostile and noisy (15-5, 14-16, 15-9, 15-13). run long distances now that twelve players every game, crowd at Air Force made it On October 16, Regis played Upcoming games include practice has begun; how so everyone should see so,me difficult for the Rangers to a conference game against Metro State on October 24, ever, conditioning is still a playing time. Consequently, concentrate. Air Force hit hard Eastern Montana College. With U.N.C. on October 31 (Hallo major focus according to it's not so important who and well, posting winning the help of Linda DePentino's ween), and a rematch with Air head coach Lonnie Porter. starts; it's more important scores of (15-12, 6-15, 15-7, 11 kills, and 1 error in 20 Force on November 7. These Conditioning now includes l5-l7, 8-15.1 Although Regis that everyone contributes., attempts, and Denene Jacovet matches will decide the winner drills during practice and The expectations for the had defeated Air Force 3 times ta's 13 kills, 4 service aces and of the conference, and who will time outside or practice in talented team are very high. this season, and had scored 15 digs, the Rangers won easily, be invited to the Nationals. the weight room. wins over five teams that had (16-14, 15-3, 15-10). Barb Mos The team lacks height this Come out and cheer the Rang The team boasts six new beaten Air Force, Air Force coso set the attack for the Regis ers on to the Nationals! year, but due to dedication walked away with a higher side. recruits and six returning and intensity they will - players. The new recruits are simply jump higher, run Juniors John Collins, Rich faster, and ultimately be Job of Mgr. Teaches Langfield are Duncan, Chris Rogers, successful. By Julie Wegener al satisfaction. thank Coach Porter, Chris Scott Langfield, currently Overall, langfield finds his Dittman, and the players for a senior at Regis, enjoys job as team manager very giving him the opportunity to Women's Basketball managing the men's basket rewarding, and would like to assist them. ball team because ''it The official basketball prac Freshmen who come from vary teaches (him) a lot of tice on October 15 was a long ing basketball backgrounds are responsibility and dedica anticipated day for the thirteen a key focus during practice. tion." players on the Regis Women's Another primary objective basketball team. After four with so many new players is to Langfield has been a team strenuous weeks of structured help the teammates to develop manager for seven years. conditioning all were anxious to strong team unity and spirit. After one year of managing begin practicing drills, shoot The team to a large extent his high school team, Lang ing, and defensive techniques. developed these qualities dur field accepted an offer from The four weeks of condition ing the weeks of conditioning. Athletic Qirector, Chris Ditt ing included timed long dis ''The team has a lot of man to manage the Regis tance running, sprinting, charisma. Everybody is enthus College men's basketball weight training, and jump iatic about learning proper team. training. The jump training was techniques and drills," states brought to Regis by Volleyball co-captain Tammy Brethower. Arranging the distribution coaches Brad Saindon and Jim Coach Barbara Schroeder , of practice and game equip Meret. Women's head coach said that the strength of ti)~ Y" ment, washing uniforms, Barbara Schroeder adapted the team lies in the guards d~e - to - keeping stats, teaching drills to suit the needs of the lack of height. Sc~der plays, and taping minor basketball in order to improve feels that she has a lot 9!td_epth injuries are some of Lang the jumping skills of her for the guard position Decause field's responsibilities as players. Now that practice of the ball handling and outside seven days a week has begun, shooting abilities of the players. manager. In addition, Lang the players are also required to · The women's team has been~; :_ · field organizes meals and do individual weight training on infamous for their intimidating , drives when the team is on three specified days outside of defense because Coach Sc-hroo- --' ·- road trips. practice time. der stresses this asp~'ilif the Langfield 's philosophy, The team's pre-season prac game above all o.t~. The "If you're willing to work By Laura Flood · f U N C tices from now until November team's overall speed and inten . en, s volleyball team will ace . . . on hard at a job, you will receive The Regts worn . m If you wear a Halloween 23 are geared towards incorpor sity this year will undoubtedly 00 benefits," helps him endure October 31st at 7· p. · ·n be eligible to win great ating the seven new players into \{eep their defensive reputation t~e long days of practice and the program. This requires a lot alive. co~tumehto th~ll g=~:e~u aW:,ay throughout the match. of encouragement by the six The combination of new ...... ttresorne hours of driving nzes t at Wl b. . • f t fr ta s P . b ill be drawn to wm dmners or wo, ee n upperclassmen and much effort talent and experience should that are part of his job. Ticket st~ s walon a hot tub for a night and much more! by the entire team .. Although work together to make the. Langfield's "benefits" in at a tannmg s d ' rt the team in your Halloween the Freshmen have brought 1985-86 season a great success! clude an athletic scholarship, Come out an suppo fresh talent, basic drills to help extensive travel, and person- costume! reiniorce the skills of the - WHAT IS A BUDDY?

A Good Listener The Right Words He's not just going through the motions . . . what you think and (At the Right Time) how you feel are important to him. He knows a few jokes, can recite the starting lineup for the 1959 New York Yankees and occasionally manages good advice. But sometimes words aren't necessary ... and he knows it.

Generosity Nobody would probably want it, but he really would give you the sweater off his back.

Strength Pushed to the wall, you might not back him in the college pub arm wrestling tournament. But in a difficult situation, it's nice to know he'll go to the mat for you.

A Helping Hand When he's around, you don't have to look for volunteers.

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Responsibility Everyone has an idea of what the It means not getting behind the We will be talking about using the ideal buddy, or friend, would be like. wheel when you've had too much to telephone when you are faced with But it actually boils down to just one drink. Instead, call a friend for a potential drunk driving situation. thing - taking responsibility for assistance in getting home. And it And we will be giving you other each other. That's real friendship. means not letting your friends drive suggestions on how to hold parties in when they've had too much of a a safe, responsible way. We urge you Please think about it the next time good time. to make the Buddy System a part of you and your friends are in a your social life. After all, what good drinking situation. Even when you During the next few weeks, is a party without your friends? are having a good time, you have Anheuser-Busch will be introducing the obligation to be responsible for a new program on your campus your own behavior, so that you called the Buddy System. don't endanger or embarrass others. A Program For Denver Wholesale Operation, 289-3421 And you have the responsibility to Tim Alderete, Regis Contemporary Marketing Representative Responsible Drinking From look Olttfor your friends. Anheuser-Busch