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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOL. liO. NO. 15 APR. 22. 1977 The Carroll Nevvs John Carroll University University Heights, Ohio 441 18 Freeman speaks on Union By J ohn F. Kostyo as a means of improving that ~oing agam while trying to get News Editor situation his administration organized. Student Union President. Freeman hopes to get some Committees. such as. Review. Tim Freeman, cites three Student Union committees continued on page 8 major goals for h1s new administration: to initiate new 1 programs: maintain the strong Junior S Noah areas of the present student wins government: and revitalize weaker areas. Stunt Night award Freeman sees the newly organized S.O.C as one of the By P ATRICE AYLWAIN> tion of the Blue Streak March main areas where potential mgBand changes may come "They can Thts past Saturday night The begtnning of the have a lot of power." Freeman Kulas Auditorium resound(>d program was marked by the says about campus organiza· with laughter. applause. and recognttJOn of Ms Shirley lions if they can work together good "clean" fun with the (;r<>enficld. the JTT represen offering their manpower to holcUng of Stunt Night '77. t ativc at the cafetena door Dickey Betts, seated, e ntertains tonight at 8:00 with Nils Lofgren University activities Freeman The eventng's program. .Judges for the show were and the Steve Gibbons band. also says he wants to keep in under the directiOn of Ms Dean OeCrane. Mrs Gibbons close communicat ion with Ruth Ann Haymond of th<' Dean of Students office, ~~seniors plan last hurrah11 campus organizations. seemg presented a chance for the Carl Moravec .Jack Whtte of many changes coming from four classes to show off their the Campus Mtnistry. Paul R. A. Marlzynski 1 00 for a picnic. The Senior their inputs to h1s administra writing and acting abtltty Kantz of the Public Relations tion Department and Jackie After the last paper is Class will provide the beer. while taking shols at vanous sports activities. and the fun, The new President empha school institubons. Schmtdt of the Speech Depart turned in and finals are com ment pleted forever. members of Seniors are asked to provide sizes the teacher evaluation a5 the Senior Class and their their own food, sports equip his "number one priority " He The show·s them<> thts yenr The evening's results guests are planning to go out ment. and transportation. says the Umon has run mto was The Bible, and scenes tn· brought about a break in difficulties with some depart· t r:tdtt JOn as the junior class, with a bang. The Class of "77 is Activities will move to the <:luded The Last Supper. The initiatins:! a Senior Week O'Dea room in the evening for ments. but later in this semes· Ten Commandments. Noah's under the dtrcction of Chris which they hope will become a "Night Club on Cam pus" te r 60 cou rses wi ll be Ark and Exodus Kell> . danced away with the an annual event. It wi II take open only to Seniors, their evaluated on a sample basis. best sk11 ~1ward The best per Th<> first full c-ou rse-teacher Masters of C'Cr<'munat•s for ro•·mt-r i\Will'd W\'1\1 lO JUnior p!a~~ for Ulrcc da s from Ma ests will be on their own 17 to May 20 and proVide an e e veni n g will inc lude evaluation wttl beRtni n Spring the event were Mike Powers J ack Schull'ekfer ,_ bfs peJ'o opportunity for one last fling munchies and refreshments t 978. ''Teacher-student cred· and Pat Cummings. w h o fNmance of Noah The senior entertained between sktls class was re<'ogni"ed as the with friends and classmates Entertainment wiU be pro ibility is very poor" says Free· before graduation It may vided by the Blue Moons man who sees the evaluation with jokes. songs and an imlta- runner-up for the evemng even provide a chance to do Thursday's activities begin some of those things people at 1:30 with a trip to Thistle never got around to doiog dur down Racetrack This will be ing their stay at Carroll followed by a Mystery Trip to The week will be kicked off an unknown destination via on Tuesday, May 17. with an bus. The trip will include beer evening at Fagans in the flats and lots of good times. The fun of downtown Cleveland. The will conclude on Friday al fun moves to the Quarry Pic Cedar Point. Tentative plans nic Area on the Euclid Creek include leaving at 10:00 A.M . Reservation on Wednesday at continued on page 8 Mysteries surround Bernet burglaries By Bob Feltes and Mike Pokorny Well over a thousand dollars worth of stereos. television sets Pr. Nick We be r, S.J., attacks lnnoct'nl 'iludents before balancing and radios were stolen from Bernet Hall over the Easter break the- iron hoe on hJs tet>th. J>hotu ~~~ l'harJtos Mt·flet· Chief Tom Szabo. Head of Campus Security, -says that a total of seven rooms. all on the first floor. were vandalized sometime early Holy Saturday morning, sometime around 3 a.m. returns Magic circus reappears This past Sunday night. Beta Szabo has enlisted the help of the University Heights Police in Tau Sigma cthe Men's Glee ByLoriOden Mitch K1ncanon. a dance the matter Clubl returned from it's The Royal Lichenstein ~• major from the University of Montana. and Kevin Duggan, a No wmdows were forced and no door locks were broken annual spring concert tour Ring SidPwalk Circus per· There were tv.o scheduled formed for the third time at graduate of Santa Clara which lead poltce to believe that a master key was used to gain University. were a part of the entrance to the rooms. stops made on the east coast. A Carroll on Monday. April 18 JOint concert was performed The quad filled with approxi comical artistic display. Szabo said that there are many master keys floating around so at Radford College in Radford. mately 200 truant students be The Campus Ministry, the any number of people may have had illegal access to Bernet Virginia on Friday night. and tween 12·00 and I 00 to view first to bring the troupe to It must be noted that no chains were used to lock the hall another at Rosemont College the display of magic. comedy Cleveland four year·s ago. doors du nng the school holiday because some students stayed in in Rosemont. Pennsylvania on and moral fables which were were responsible for bringing the dorms. Saturday night performed. the performance again this The tour was labeled a totaJ Nic k Weber, the J esuit year Using chains would have been in violation of the University Heights fire code. salctSzabo. success by the darector. Mr. writer and producer of the Through various acts of Reynold Elli:;. He believes that show, travels with two other entertaining magic tricks and A second floor RA. David Kamman. said that 18 students this was the most musically ar tists and a var iety of ani comical stor ies with moraJ elected to stay in Bernet over Easter . Six of them lived on the perfect tour performed in the mals from Californ i a to unde t ton es. th (> c r ow d's first floo r. three years he has been direc numerous college campuses in behavior proved to be a very continued on page 8 tor at .John Carroll. 41 states every year This year postit•ve one. Page2 The Carroll News. February 22, 1977 ------The Carroll News Larry Weakland, Editor-in-Chief John Schweitzer, Associate Editor Pat Cassady ...... Business Manager Pete Hughes...... Advertising Manager John Kos• ,~o ...... News Editor Jim Reho ...... FeaturP.s Editor Darryl Simon ...... Sports Editor John Gaeckle ...... Art Editor Circulation Manager ...... Marty Conroy Reporters and staff...... R. A. Marczynski, Tom Filsinger, Dan Fickes, Mark Toth, Jack Schufreider, PauJ Moore, Mark Scharte, Chris Coburn, James Gibson, Patrice Aylward, Lori Oden, Mary Jo Gill, Bob Feltes, Gordon Bartell, Jacqueline Harris, Mark Harrington, James Gibson, Lauren Johnson, Paula Bruening, and Harry Gauzman Photographers ...... Charles McBee, Greg Braylock, and Loren D'Amore Technical AssistanL ...... Randy D'Amore Advisor ...... Dr. Joseph Mlller Many visitation options open ln the l''ebruary 11. 1977 ed1t.Jon the Carroll fined policy could be established. News published an editorial concernmg the The trial penod could assume any number of lengthening of visitation hours in the dormito forms and shapes. For example, visitation ries In essence. the editorial stated that the could be around the clock, three days a week, ultimate responsibility for the effects of any in Saturday. Sunday, and Monday. Not all of the creased visitation should be allowed to rest on dorms necessarily have to be open. The experi the shoulders of the residents themselves. mentation could begin with opening only the With this in mmd and considering the reluc men's dorms, and if the results are satisfactory. tance of the univers1ty to permtt unlimited 24-hour trial visitation could be extended to Stunt night review hours. the News suggests the implementation Murphy By R. A. Marezynsld of a trial period or trial policy. For a limited The 1974-75 school year saw no 3.2 beer amount of time. perhaps a semester or a year. legaJiy in the dormitories. The following year. a For the past three years I have attended Stunt Night and visitation time could be increased or com grace period for 3.2 beer. served to acknowl every year I have sworn not to return; next year I am sticking to pletely abolished edge that no great revolutionary or social up my promise. From its original aim of giving students a chance to poke fun While such a move would immediately fulfiJl heaval occurred simply because students were the w1shes of the student body. a trial period now drinking beer in the dorms. of Carroll, Stunt Night has deteriorated into non-entertainment for the most part filled with lewd and obscene jokes and actions. also bears the advantage to the university of Perhaps a test period for 24-hour visitation Obscenity has been substituted for humor which is not even not having to determine as final whether to will serve the same purpose by acknowledging· related to campus happenings. The object has become seeing the~ taimtJA.Gl ~o · visitation re how lewd Uaea aacl eet60D'.eaa. be. put JAta.. OG@ of sponsib,litvfo resr-M~Hies u ents many !te """"'....,;,.""""'~~----·The umvers1ty . as we ll a s the students them- script. I for one do not find half bared buttocks or the disp ay of selves. would then have some concrete evi The point is that there are options available phallic symbols and vulgar remarks about them funny and dence concerning the effects of such a policy. rather than decading there will be no increase. hardly entertaining, even if they are "golden." The univers1ty during this interim could evalu With the respect and fairness due the resident Attempts at controlling these occurrences are worthless. ate what actually occurs. In a fair and much students. it is important that those who will After being approved by the Dean, classes quickly edit their more obJective manner, a final and well de- make the decision consider these options. scripts before the night of the performance to give the actors a chance to say something off color whether it applies to John Carroll or not. The acts themselves are disorganized, lack continuity, and have little entertainment value. The skits are not only lewd. but (~ ______L_e_H_e_rs ______~) often irrelevant, such as the senior's and the freshmen's. The content of the acts change little from year to year. Freshmen To the Editor: adulLc;. Examples of the men's The next point this letter make the standard jokes about being first year peons except Last semester in the Carroll immaturity are frighteningly wishes to examine concerns this year when they did not make any jokes. The sophomores Nt>ws, a letter by Harry Gaw. common But to stay accurate. the behavior of J C U men are always amazed at Shirley's ability to remember people, man accused the Murphy Hall women wish to state that not when they are with Murphy while the Juniors lament on having only one year left. Then the women as being typical of all men at John Carroll suffer Hall wo'llen Two extremes of seniors spend ten minutes telling us how they want to get "the women m general The articl<' under the enigma of imma bad behavior occur with star hell out" and the other ten telling how much they will miss it all discus...-;ed symptoms or a prob· ture behavjor. just the major tling frequency Both ex so much. A rare exception to this rule was this year's junior skit tern and not the real reasons Jty of the men. tremes apparently are which was original and well organized; although, even they re LhC' fC'males of Murphy Hall Three areas reflect poorly reactions to what the men per signed to questionable humor. chost' not to associatt' fre<'ly on the men: their drinking. cieve as insecurity among Then there is the question of charging admission. Admission With .John Curroll men To set their behavior wllh women women as to their femininity for what? Even the directors are not sure where the money will the pub he rt-cord stt·aight. th1s and the1r understanding of The mature women of Murphy go_ It might go for trophies, or for "tuxes," or programs. or ll'tlt'r 1s wntten to correct the women's rights. The men of Hall harbor no doubts in this maybe a whole list of other uncertainties. They are granted a falla<·H!.S of M1ss-mformalion .John Carroll should concen· area They do not need an me $100 budget: perhaps a better attempt should be made at stay The women of Murphy Hall trate in displaying more ma briated male's hand groping ing within it or if nec<.-essary asking for more Bestdes. from the agree with Mr. Gauzman that turity 10 these areas if they about their body to remind size of the audience. it was obvious that profit was being made a gap between resident men wish to have any sort of sex them of their femininity If a by someone ancl resident women is a prob· li r e To a i d t h e m 10 t h e i r .J C U boy wishes to stay in What it ultimately boils down to is Stunt Night cleaning up its touch, he can use the phone. lcm. But the women dasagree seatch for maturity. the Mur act or being washed away. It no longer faithfully fulfills its in that r<'sponsibility for the gap phy Hall women will elabo The other extreme concerns tended purpose; to poke fun of John Carroll in a light hearted rest solely on them Instead. r a t e on t h e i r a r e a s of immature Carroll boys who manner, not an obscene one. Someone must be made account the problem can be traced di complaint. apparently never learned that able to ensure this end is met instead of the present anything rectly back to the resident The men of John Carroll mature women do not wish to goes approach. be treated as "one of the mt>n This letter will explain pursue the bottle on weekends Next year. I plan to treat myself and stay at home! in sample terms the reasons with the same sort of desire guys." So, Carroll men. leave beh1nd the gap and not that they displayed as babies your fanny slapping on the football field where it belongs. present symptoms. as has in S('arch of pabulum Most should ask her. not assume she to be viewed as the antithesis been done in the past mature adults do not end their will sense his desire in some to his publicized thesis. from Murphy Hall women view w o r k w e e k in d r u n k e n A final point concerns male clairvoyant manner A woman which a workable synthesis the problem as one of ma stupors. but every l"nday and sophistication when dealing wants time to prepare for an can be arrived at with mutual turity. or rather the lack of it Saturday night the men of with women. J.C U boys are event. so that at each appear satisfactiOn Having stated by Carroll men They seem J C U resort to booze Cor some apparently under some sort of ance she will be at her radiant their side. the women of Mur hesitant to cast off the security sort of emotional release delusion concerning women's best. phy Hall close this letter in the blanket of their hi~h school From the women's point of intuition. If a Carroll boy The tone of this letter was fervent wish for a better fu manner1sms for the more so view. an inebriated sop makes w1shes to enjoy the company not meant to be a retort to Mr. ture phistit·ated life styles of poor company of a Murphy Hall woman he Gauzman's letter. rather it is Name withheld on request The Carroll News. February 22, 1977 Page3 ELP's New ''W()rks'' By Mark Toth After a three year bn•ak from rt'<:nrding new material to· gether thss talented trio of Keith Emer~on, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer has returned to record what might be their finest album yet The album 1s called "Works," nnd is actually a collection of sndindual works and a few group songs It 1s a two-r<'cord set, so each man is featured on a side, wtth the fourth side being a total group effort S1de one 1s Keith Emerson's Y.'or y<'ars he has been conssd ered one of the finest keyboard plnycrs sn rock On hss re<"ord, he devotes all h1 s attentton to the piano. There 1s one piece enti tled "Piano Concerto No 1 "HIs mostly an orchestra backmg up Keith on piano The classical sound of tins s1dc might surprise a lot of fans expectsng to hear some dau.hng synthesizer work. There is some beautiful mussc here if one takes the time to lis Nils Logfren (eenter) wtth band. ten. Side two belongs to Greg Lake, and so far tS my favorite side The vocals are super and the melodies are all catchy "Nobody Spring arrives at JCU Loves You Lske I Do" will probably be the most played song from this album It features thoughtful lyr1cs and great vocals It has been a long, cruel Betts as his opening act and mingham. England rock scene from Greg. Being the only vocahst m this trio. Lake's side is the winter. but the white stuff is the Steve Gibbons Band as his He began back in '64 as a only one featuring vocals in addition to instruments gone and spring has finally special guest. member of The Uglies, an Side three is Carl Palmer's. Always a fine drummer, Carl sprung. That auspicious occur Dickey Betts is best-known "underground" band In 1969. proves that he can write some fme tunes too. Helped out by ence will be celebrated this for his eight years as a guita following the breakup of The Keith Emerson and Joe Walsh. Carl performs some delightful weekend, with Spring Week Uglies. he cut one single with a rock and roll, most notably "LA N1ghts " Carl never gets bor end activities being held rist and songwriter for the All man Brothers Band. His short-lived g roup called ing with any long drum solos. His playmg is cnsp and to the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. specialty, not surprisingly, is "Balls." He formed his cur point. A Volkswagen Push the Southern rock and roll. Betts rent band in 1973, and their Side four is credsted to the enlirc group There are two songs latest album is "Rollin' On". IBG tug-of-war, the J~nior- ~ha r acte ri zes his s~und as presented here; a versson of Aaron ('opl:md's " l''anfare for the Se ni o r Prom , and the· blues~ndcountrymlxedto Common Man." and an orsgsnal tune. "Piralf;'s" Agam, these Brennan-Cosma band will be get her m a,. very r~w. ener Gibbons' style is pure. pieces are fairly heavily orchestralt>d and therefore not im featured during the Weekend, get1c. form. Betts current unadulterated r•>ck and roll. mediately appealing to the older fans who n'm('mber the rock as well as the big Nils Lofgren· band 1s caU~d the Great Sout~ with no frills added The band mg side or ELP in such classics as "Hoedown" or "Nutrocker" concert tonight at 8:00 in the e.rn, and. h1s ~~.te~t album IS includes drummer Bob Lamb. The rock might not be as obvious. but I he t:Jicnl1s still as strong gym. Tickets will be $6.50 at Simply titled Dickey Betts guitaris ts Bob Wilson and as ever the door Lofgren. one or and Great Southern." D~1ve Carroll. a nd bassist rock's premier guitarists (see Steve Gibbons is a well Trevor Rurton. with Cibbnns review >. will have Di c ke y known vete r an of the Btr han dhn~ l hc vocal!. Lofgren beats rock with style STUDY IN By Keith Coljohn ate a "stomp-your-feet-clap beat By no means does the ab All in all, Nils Lofgren has your-hands" mood. "Code of sence of Ansley Dunbar. SCIENTIFIC been playmg h1s underrated the Road" features Lofgren at formerly the drummer for music for about eight years. his best. The album is worth Frank Zappa and The Spiders MANAGEMENT Early in his career , he played purchasing for this song alone. from Mars, have any bearing with a band called "Grin ·· but don't let that stop you on the quality of the music in TECHNIQUES Eventually. Nils started from hearing out the other this album Caae W•stern R•••rv• UnlvertJty producing solo records which tracks! "Going South" is a very Dept. of Operations Research have been anything but disap~ nice, mellow tune which re If you have a bachelors degree and an pointing. veals Lofgren's diversity as an ability to work w1th quanlitahve tools and/or Lofgren's new album. I artist. Nils plays keyboards computers, you may w1sh to broaden your Came to Dance, fits the above just as well as he strums his guitar In fact. all the key horizons by learnmg sdenhhc methods which description: it is simply much are useful In solvmg management deciston better than average. The title boards on Neil Young's album, track speaks of Lofgren's ca "After the Gold Rush," were problems .m ,business, industrial and govern reer and the music highlights played by him. mental orgamzalions. Employment opportuni the album. The song has a fine Overall. the album has my ttes for qr~duates are excellent. If you are beat, combined with backing respect as a critic and music· already em)&>loyed, look into company-spon vocals that add some excellent lover. I am sure that those who sored study. harmony. The entire album is enjoy this album will have a great time at the Spring CUSSES II EVENINC AND DAYTIME IN AREAS IIICLUOIIIG scattered with e xcelle nt • Bosic Operatooru Research • Computer Simulation lyrics. accompanied by the Weekend Concert th1s Friday. • Mothematical Programmtng • Dynomtc Programm111g vocals that add a special Lofgren will be appearing • Dolo Pro
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