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Comedian Richard Jeni to appear Saturday
By DANA BOGACKI Jeni's credits also include sev- Staff Reporter eral episodes as host of "Caroline's Comedy Hour" on the Arts and Richard Jeni, comedian and star Entertainment channel and two ^ of several cable network comedy stand-up comedy shows on HB(S. specials, will appear in the Villa- He appeared in the Clint Eastwood nova Room of Connelly Center film "Bird," received a Clio Award Sept. 25 as part of the Student for a commercial series for the Programming Council's (S.P.C.) (Continued on page 2) "Comedy Night at Villanova." Jeni, a native of Brooklyn, N.Y.,
'•:•>>- who now lives A-'^-i-... t>k--'.''i<' u-^-*m*' a^jftt^^itt-x^ftu i t/; ';>^i^*';?i-^J>£^* on the West Coast, -f» started his career doing stand-up Senate acts on the stages of small clubs. He moved on, however, to perform on various Showtime comedy specials, including his own half- meets hour special, ''Richard Jeni: The Boy from New York City," for which he received an Award for Cable today Excellence (ACE) and a one- PHOTO BY CHRISTINE SERVIDO hour special "Richard Jeni Two: Cra^y from the Heat." Parents and stdaents brave the inclement weather and witness the Wildcats win their first football game of the By ELIZABETH year, beating Fordham University 25-5. BARSZCZEWSKI News Editor
The University Senate will Professor offers scholarships without meet today in the East Lounge of Dougherty Hall at 4 p.m. for the annual Senate Social Hour. consulting University Included in this first meeting of the Senate for the 1993-94 aca- By ELIZABETH demic year will be the introduction based on students' academic per- Arabs have a negative image in The Foundation for Islamic of new faculty senators as well as BARSZCZEWSKI formance, financial need and the media due to such incidents Education, based in Saudi Arabia, the introduction of new student News Editor merit, she added. as the oil crisis and the Arab/ has provided scholarship funds senators by Student Government "We're very surprised that he Islamic conflict. People also have For the first for students enrolled in the Center Association (SGA) President, time in the Uni- would do this on his own since misconceptions about how diffi- versity's history, incoming for Arab and Islamic Studies in Patrick Kennedy. fresh- we do have the scholarship pro- cult the language is, said Omran. •previous years, said Lesch. The The men who choose to study Arabic gram within the Center," Lesch University Senate will also "We had to take a first stepr-We foundation had an agreement have been offered scholarships of said. "^' re-vote on a resolution stating that ; heeded to attract people to us," up to $1,500. with the Center to provide finan- "the minimum qualifications for When money is offered just to Omran said. "Students who enroll in cial aid where by the money would undergraduate student Arabic sign up, students do not have to members "It's a sort of poor way to try be given this fall will automatically to the University to be shall be sophomore receive prove their academic merit, said standing to fill your classes," said a col- distributed to the students by the a scholarship of up to $1,500 in Lesch. beginning in the Academic Year league of Omran 's in the modern aforementioned the first year," according to a committee in the 1994-95." language department. Center, Lesch added. letter sent to all incoming fresh- The resolution was passed at "The people I spoke to [in the In the past, students receiving men June 20, 1993 by Dr. Elsayed The purpose of offering the University Senate's meeting department] were outraged. Some aid were required to have Omran of the modern language two April 23, 1993. The vote on this suggested he be fired," the col- years committed to the study of department. this money was nothing resolution resulted in 26 members league added. Arabic before any scholarships A second letter was sent to in favor of the resolution, three The offering of the scholarship would be awarded, she added. these same students Aug. 9, 1993, more than to help opposed to the resolution and two money was done through the The Foundation for by George Walter, director of Islamic abstaining from J. langiiage the vote. alleviate the financial modern department Education is providing the funds Financial Aid. "I am writing now All with full amendments to the consti- the cooperation of Dr. for the scholarships offered by to inform you that the University tution must be ratified by two burden of taking Arabic Estrella Ogden, who was chair of Omran. "The Foundation through its Financial Aid Office collects the thirds of the full Senate. A re-vote modern language department funds from Arab owned busi- does not offer or sponsor the which costs twice the must be taken due to the fact that at the time, said Omran. nesses and Arab organizations scholarship referred to in Dr. a two thirds vote in favor of the "D^ Ogden thought it was a who would like to further Arab Omran 's letter. The University tuition and twice the resolution by the 41 member great idea," Omran added. education," said Omran. has no funds in its possession Senate "I really don't want to would be 28 votes. The of hours. comment "My first question was, 'Who's earmarked to support such a number vote taken April 23 resulted in and I do not want to be involved putting up the money?' I'm scholarship to students enrolling Elsayed Omran, only 26 votes in favor. since I am no longer chair of the bothered by the idea that some in Arabic this fall," stated Walter Modern Language department The University Senate will also department," said Ogden. (Continued on page 2) in this letter. « address any new business at this The Financial Aid Office sent time. fSICJ According to University policy, out this letter to clarify the error, students pay one fee for 12 credits or PHOTO BY ' TANYA f., A . A.u . SHUMAN said the Rev. Kail C. Ellis, O.S.A., Mudents and their parents enjoyed the more as full-time students. activities that the University offered Sept. 17-Sept. 19. dean of Arts and Sciences. "He [Omran] did not inform me and he did not inform Fr. Ellis. This was totally a personal action "Dr. Omran is basically saying, on the part of the professor," said 'If you take my course you'll get Dr. Ann Lesch, associate director paid.' I think it was an unprofes- of the Center for Arab and Islamic sional and unethical way to go Studies. about it," added Lesch. "The second letter sent to the "We're not paying for people to will students makes it extremely clear take Arabic. The money go that the University had no know- through the Financial Aid Office [the allo- ledge of this, does not support it and Bursar's Office. It and was quite distressed about cation of scholarship money] will what happened," Lesch added. be done in full coordination with The Center for Arab and Islamic those offices," said Omran. Studies does have a small scho- Other scholarship programs larship program, said Lesch. A offer students money so that they committee comprised of Omran, might be able to take classes, said Ellis and Shams Inati of the Omran. "Then every financial aid religious studies department, program is paying people to take determine the allocation of funds classes," he added. .
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INSIDE THIS WEEK CBS networic college tour visits " EDfTORIALS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS campus, promotes T. V. shows
By CASEY MORGAN Five tents include What did Ellen Goodman With the Special Olympics Before you beef up your CD This week in Sports check entertaining tour, different people come," she Staff Reporter games based Entertainment .23 think she'd never see? Which Fall Festival around the corner, collection, read this week's out how freshman red shirt on such CBS televi- added. sion shows as "Northern gender is kinder to the handi- this week's Features section Entertainment section for crit- Erik Pearson led the Wildcat Expo- Sponsoring such events as Vir- Sports 28 sure." capped? What campus will focuses on a unique part of the icism of new Squeeze, Buffalo football team to its first victory. "Murphy Brown," "The tual Reality and comedian Richard The CBS College Tour is vis- Young and Editorial 10 never see a night club? And festivities. For the "artsy" side Tom and Samples discs and a Also, beware of the controver- The Restless," "The Jeni, the S.P.C. sees the CBS iting the Villanova campus Sept. Price is Right," what the heck is a "thinking of your personality check out review of the Judgment Night sial Wolfman article. See how and "CBS Sports," College Tour as another example Who knows, 22 to 24. This free event, said Taylor. sandal?" Inquiring minds can the preview of this week's soundtrack. Get a peek at the women's volleyball team spon- Hourly prizes are of their concerted effort to intro- sored by the Student being who cares 20 find the answers to all these Cultural Film and read about Oliver Stone's new film, "The trounced LaSalle while wom- Program- distributed to students duce larger, more popular events ming Council (S.P.C), is while questions (and much, much a new literary magazine that Joy Luck Club." Satisfy your en's soccer fell twice to Big occurring supplies last, she added. to Villanova students, said Scope 15 under five tents in the more) in this week's editorial will soon hit campus. literary appetite with analyses East foes. Find out how men's Quad and A sixth tent serves as the Taylor. Connelly Plaza. Information Features 17 section. of books by comedian Jerry soccer and water polo competed Center where stu- The College Tour is not simply Having toured dents Seinfeld and sci-fi guru William last week. Read a tale of two universities may register to win the a marketing opportunity for CBS, PHOTO BY KATE SZUMANSKI Gibson. goalies in the Villanova vs. nationally for several years, CBS Sweepstakes. A lucky Villanovan but a fun and exciting festival for News editor Liz Barszczewski and SGA president Pat Kennedy Providence field hockey match- signed a contract with Villanova could walk away with a 1994 Ford all students, said Jeff Landry, watch as members of the CBS College Tour prepare for today's up. in order to promote enthusiasm Probe SE, or a vacation to Los lectures coordinator. activities. for their collegiate tour. Angeles to witness a taping of Randy Farmer, assistant direc- "The Price is Right," she s^id. tor of Student Activities, has been Students with extra time were 'v planning this event since the paid $5 an hour to help the CBS Alcohol consumption related agreement with CBS was signed crew unload on Wednesday, said in August. Taylor. to appear Saturday This outdoor event is taking "At this point we are not sure Comedian place Sept. 23 from 11 a.m. what celebrities, if any, will BEYOND THE MAIN LINE to 5 show to acquaintance rape, violence p.m. and Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to up," said Danielle Lesko, secretary (Continued from page 1) 4 p.m., said Wendy Taylor, Fes- and public relations coordinator of By JANE PAPACCIO to more serious problems," Stack A student found clearly intox- concerts and decided to get a Farmer. "We are not in the bus- tival coordinator of S.P.C. S.P.C. "At different parts of the Milk Association and has been Assistant News Editor said. icated or unconscious must attenld recognizable comedian to perform, iness of making a profit," he Source: The New York The survey also shows a featured numerous times on "The Acquaintance rape, vandalism alcohol education classes, said deep skepticism about the In he said. added. Faculty and staff tickets Times Tonight Show." 1989, Jeni won and fighting are often results of Stack. are $15, but because students ability of the Government to Comedy^ USA's Best Nightclub -*'; Book of alcohol consumption. . is store justifies The alcohol policy the.Unt- Stack saidv-^ "Drinking a societal problem. Compiled by: ** f achieve a successful overhaul Comedian^ receive discounts to $10 and .# KATE SZUMANSKI versity complies with Pennsylva- "You just don't know what will We are part of society; we are not j of the health care system. In addition, the comedian has student group rates are $8. the nia state law, said the Rev. John happen." In every rieported case exempt from its problems," Stack appeared at many colleges and S.P.C. will definitely take a loss, We are not in the ti.1. P. Stack, O.S.A., dean of Students. of acquaintance rape, alcohol has said. Drinking problems and Farmer. MOSCOW Americans were still sharply universities, including the Uni- said high-priced books been involved "Pennsylvania law provides with either one or alcoholism must be understood by divided on whether the Pres- versity of Tulsa in Oklahoma, The show will open with a business of malcing a that a person commits a summary both parties, he added. all students as a lifelong hazard, ident "will be able to bring Brandeis University in Waltham, performance by local comedian Declaring that the "irrecon- By BRYN McGOVERN Even though the textt)ooks are offense if he/she, being less than he added. about significant health care Mass., and Duquesne University profit. Pat O'Donnell, said Farmer. cilable opposition" of the Rus- Staff Reporter marked-up in price, the University 21 years of age, attempts to "We have been very fortunate reform," the survey found. in Pittsburgh, Pa. nandf Farmer, assfstmit The Villanova Jazz Ensemble sian legislature had paralyzed Shop is lucky if it breaks even, purchase, purchases, consumes, that no one has ever died from an This year's presentation differs director will accompany Jeni's act, said It's sad. You see his reforms and his ability to said Henninger. possesses or transports any alco- overdose. Obviously, friends care When asked to name "the from Farmer. A common complaint among govern, President Boris Yeltsin past comedy performances of Student Occasionally, instructors will hol," according to the 1993-94 for each other and R.A.s are most important problem facing In order for students to preview Villanova students is the expense Students come here who ordered the Russian legisla- at the University because two Acthfities for programming have the University buy a book Blue Book. responsible," said Stack. the country today," the public shows will be offered, one at 7 p.m. Jeni's talent, videotapes from of buying books. The University ture, with its large number of they planned on using, but then The consumption of alcoholic did well in high school "The person who's never con- now rates health care second and another at 9 p.m. Tickets for some of Jeni's previous perfor- Shop employees gave some rea- Communists, to dissolve Sept. they do not assign it to the beverages by minors in public fronted about alcohol abus6, who only to the economy. students will be $10. mances have been shown on sons for the book prices. 21 and called elections to a new students when classes begin, places on campus, will result in and come from great seems always to be able to drink Because of the price charged for screens in Connelly Center last Books are expensive items to parliament for December. The change to two perform- Henninger said. Therefore, stu- a written warning and/or a $25 . . . needs to be taught of the ances is due in part to the S.P.C.'s booking a comedian with Jeni's week. produce, said Frank Henninger, The Supreme Soviet voted dents do not buy the book and the fine, said Stack. families, but because of dangers of alcohol abuse even if WASHINGTON, D.C. efforts to improve campus enter- credentials and the size of the "I'm confident that Richard Jeni director of the University Shop. by an overwhelming majority' University must pay for the expen- Punishment for having alcohol- they don't want to hear it. We tainment, said Randy Farmer, Villanova Room, two shows must will be a success," said Farmer. There are many factors that go alcohol, fall into to dispose of Yeltsin and sive shipping to send the book ic beverages varies by amount. have to try to reach everyone," be offered, said The cracks in the Democrat- assistant director of Student Farmer. "I'm happy with the students' into the manufacturing of each ordered security forces not to back to the publisher, he said. Stack said. Kegs and beer balls mediocrity. Stack added. ic over Activities for programming. The "Ten dollars is the highest we strong efforts and methods they book, he said. A chart compiled obey him. The deputies then Party the North Amer- To pay for external expenses, will merit more of a fine than a "Like it or not, society says that S.P.C. has accepted the fact that can expect a student to pay and used in bringing a big name by the Association of American \ John p. stack, OSJk, swore in Vice President Alek- ican Free Trade Agreement the University Shop marks up 25 six-pack, he added. According to alcohol is a socializer. Alcohol the University's facilities make it the least we can afford to charge comedian to Villanova, regardless Publishers and the National Asso- dean of StudoatM sandr V. Rutskoi as acting (NAFTA) widened into a public percent on new books and 33 the Blue Book, having a keg seems to legitimize social events," difficult to host major musical without losing too much," said of the results," he added. ciation of College Stores breaks president. crater when House majority percent on used books, Henninger indoors will result in a $150 fine Stack said. down where the new textlx)ok Rutskoi, a war hero and leader Richard A. Gephardt said. For example, the University while an outdoor keg will result People make the choice to sit in announced his dollar goes, he added. erstwhile ally of Yeltsin, has opposition to Shop buys a book from a publisher in a $300 fine. After being written up for their room and drink with a few the accord. statistics indicate that become his most bitter foe and the These at a cost of $7.50, he said. If the "A large volume of alcohol tends alcohol-related incidents, students friends rather th^n go out to meet of the publisher and an open champion of reconsti- the expenses is sold back to the bookstore, to lead to abuse and other prob- will be expected to attend one or others, Stack said. "When people At the White House, Presi- book tuting the Soviet Union. author alone take 75 cents of each given lems. People have a mentality that two alcohol education classes, say there is nothing to do here, dent Clinton, who had prom- the student is usually back dollar, Henninger said. The Uni- about half of what he or she paid, a keg must be kicked. That leads said Stack. The Center for Alcohol they're really saying there's For the moment, Moscow ised to work hard for Congres- ViLLANOVAN versity takes the remaining 25 he added. The bookstore then to irresponsible drinking," said and Drug Assistance is located on nothing to do with alcohol was elm. The Army pledged sional approval for the $5, cents to cover freight expenses, resells the book for $7.50, a 33 Stack. the ground floor of Stanford Hall. involved," he said. "strict neutrality," and there agreement, said of Gephardt's personnel costs, store operations percent mark-up, he added. "Over the years, an overwhelm- The course is designed to raise the "Events could be run and people was no signs of sizeable troop defection, "It doesn't help, but LARISA EPATKO & JENNIFER CASTELU IN and store income, he said. These margins of 25 and 33 ing majority, about 95 percent, of consciousness of the students as could have fun if everyone put movements in the capital. I don't think it'« fatal." EDITORS CHIEF Publishers sell books to the percent are about standard among all incidents referred to the judi- to the effects of alcohol abuse, he aside the assumption that they The trade agreement, which KAREN CAMPBELL & PETER SHAUGER CHAD PETROZZA University at a purchase price, other colleges and universities, cial system have involved alcohol added. (Continued on page 6) requires majority approval ASSOCIATE EDITORS MANAGING EDITOR Henninger said. The University Henninger said. in some way," he added. from the House and the Senate WASHINGTON, D.C. SECTION EDITORS puts its own markup on the books Textbooks comprise about 60 "We certainly know students before it can go into effect, NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS to make a profit and cover the percent of the business conducted will break the state law. Move- would remove trade barriers Kate Szumanski Peggy Agolino Coleen Kenirey Justin Kestner costs of the expensive shipping of in the University Shop, said over, we know students will abuse The latest New York Times/ between the United States, APD aids homeless Elizabeth Barszczewski Gretchen Fisher Alex Scofielcl Henninger. alcohol. The abuse of alcohol leads Mexico and Canada over the textbooks. CBS News Poll shows that a ASSISTANT EDITORS 99 strong majority of Americans next 10 years, making almost Kathleen Cooney Tara Campitieiio Carolyn Poppe Sean Kelly "Hoods for the Ihmetess are willing to pay higher taxes all of North America a free Jane Papaccio Eric Cheung Todd Leskanic to make health insurance trade zone like the European By available to all. Community. GWYN WARNER and Committee for the Homeless, he secure and Advisor: June W. Lytel-I^urphy Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter CARRIE PHILLIPS added. Photooraphy Editor: Tanya Shuman F.Y.I. Coordinators: Carrie Phillips Staff Reporters Gwyn Warner "This is our major fundraiser. Editorial Attlatant: Tom Benjamin Art Editor: Sam Caggula i.7tmb However, the fraternity also sends lexlJiookliQlnpGoes ftdnLsmmlkaltimyBduiliiQ Alpha Phi Delta (APD) frater- Personals/Classified: Stephanie MacDougall Billing: Jon Meyers brothers and pledges into Phila- nity is sponsoring its fifth annual Subscriptions: Lauren Burke Layout: Stephanie MacDougall delphia to work in soup kitchens "Hoops for the Homeless," Sept. and to clean up parks," said Nate MCrJ7JMi6 25 and 26 at 10 a.m. on the Arab/Islamic Staff: Ben Alfonsi. Beth Barrow, Reggie Beehner. Dana Bogacki. Sarah Breeden. Wayne Bremsen. O'Dorisio, president of APD. basketball courts behind Sullivan Kevin Briskey, Amy Bucci. Nicole Buonopone, Jason Carney, Melissa Clare, Michael Coyle, Wayne AiK^nxKmtmthchtmpuUeftii Hall. Cresskill, Michel Davies. Michael DeBlasi. Meghan Donahue, Hillary Field. Christine Foley. Brian js MlJS ttKVt
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P«9» 4 • THE VILLAMOVAK • S^ptembtr 24. 1f93 OuUoor clubs gain popularity on campus
By WAYNE BREMSER VT, both during the first week in Staff Reporter January, he said. The club had 80 members last In addition to the Ski Club, the year, but expects 130 members Outback Club and the Skate Club this year, said Kelly. Kelly sees have emerged, reflecting a new "the mountain bike thing as interest in outdoor activities at adding interest to outdoor activ- the University. ities. We're doing a lot more The Ski Club is the oldest club activities than in the past and we among the three, dating back have many return members," "about 10 years," said senior Eric added Kelly. Kelly, the club's president. The The Outback Club was founded club's main activity is skiing, but last April by junior Pete Mancaus- the club's first event this year will kas, club president and three be a white-water rafting trip, Oct. friends. The club's main activities 2, said Kelly. will be weekend outdoor trips, ski trips planned to said Mancauskas. The first of Several are PHOTO BY ED BEROE' supplement weekend ^ay trips to these outings will be a rafting trip the Poconos, including trips to on the Delaware, Sept. 25, he said. Members of the newly found Skate Club show off their talents in front of Connelly Center. Jackson Hole. WY, and Killington, (Continued on page 6) Campus recycling efforts prove successful, expand
By PATRICK WHITE products, including aluminum. said O'Donnell. three types of glass, motor oil, O'Donnell. Reporter aluminum, Staff Over 38,000 pounds of The largest recycled product at antifreeze and cinder blocks, There has been strong support the University is corrugated card- O'Donnell added. for the program from both stu- board with a total of 428,000 dents and University employees, Since the passage of Pennsylva- We have identified tlie The materials to be recycled are ".ffiwi iMP»)
VILLAIVOVA UIVIVERSITY RECYCLIIVG GUIDE MATERIALS Page 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 September 24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 7 Renewed interest STUDENT PROGRAMMING COUNCIL For those interested in being in outdoor actiyites baptized, confirmed and (Continued from page 4) SPC would like to Annual dues to the Ski Club are "I know people have an interest $20, which included a T shirt and sharers in the eucharistic life in camping, but there hasn't been coffee mug, as well as access to COLLEGE DAY ON a club; there hasn't been a place the Vermont and Wyoming trips, welcome our new of to organize a group effort," said said Kelly. "There's no way you the Catholic faith Mancauskas. could beat the prices for these The newest club whichis trips, added Kelly. Student Activities focused on an outdoor activity is the Skate Club, whose main THE I PARKWAY function is "to be the connection know people have for people who skate on campus," Advisor: interest in camping, The preparation process will begin said junior Ed Berde, club vice but "I've met a lot more president. there hasn't been people who do outdoor sports a recently," he added. club; there hasn't been KAREN CALDARONI Oct. 2, on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 8 p.m. in the The Skate Club is not limited FREE to in-line skating widely known a place to organize a by the trademark "rollerblading," said Berde. group effort. / Campus Ministry Office Buses leave duPont Each one of the club leaders Pete Mancauskas, Thanks to all emphasized the cost-effectiveness Outback Ckib presklent of participating in outdoor activ- Sign up now — St. Rita's Hall'^— Lower Level ities as a group rather than 9:15 a.m. individually. Annual dues to the The Skate Club does not charge who helped this Outback Club are $6, said Man- dues and the only thing that a participate Sign-up in SPC Office , causkas. The first rafting trip person needs to are would cost $12, he added. skates, said Berde. past week
^.:;;:^^?^<'-*'-;«wr^'^*^' All who are curious to learn more Alcohol with the GBS 'i****,- ji&Z* about Catholicism are also welcome (Continued from page 3) events Tour. ONLY one day LEFT UNTIL have College need alcohol to have a good time, we where there is no but that's not cool," said Stack. alcohol and they all had a wond- It all goes back to decisions people erful time," added Stack. make about alcohol as freshmen, "It's sad. You see students come here who did well in high Questions or concerns can be directed to said Stack. school This "For instance, the O.C.s, who and come from great families, but Week's Vendors: THE PLATYPUS MAN Kathy Overturf x7978 were no prudes in terms of parties, because of alcohol, fall into medi- had a great time without alcohol. ocrity," said Stack. — Throughout orientation training. Sept. 27-28 Two Shows 7 and 9 p.m. Villanova Room Records & CD's Virtual Tickets still available, Connelly Tix Office. Sept. 29-30 — Sweaters reality
Tonight At The IVIovies: simulated CULTURAL FILIVi (Continued from page 4) BENNY & JOON The potential uses of virtual AND LECTURE SERIES reality technology extends far 5, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Tell parents to beyond entertainment. For exam- your you need ple, surgeons one day will be able presents: to examine the computer replicat- NEXT WEEK: ed bodies of their patients. They expand your horizons will be able to perform risky, "what-if" procedures without GREAT COLLEGE fear of failure. THE PLAYBOYS 3y sensitizing yourself to the myths, Architects and engineers are going to be able to subject build- DRIVE-IN ings to fire, winds, earthquakes, Sat.,Sept. 25, 7 p.m. mores and history of a tornados and other disaster con- ditions to test the limits of the Frl., Oct. 1 Cliffhanger structures and materials. Sun., Sept. 26, 3:30 and 7 p.m. culture foreign to your own. $5 per car of two Mon.,Sept. 27, 7 p.m. expands $1. each additional ACS Tickets $2.50 Students; $3.50 G.A. (Continued from page 5) $3 on foot the time needed to accomplish the (By the time ^ure out what's up, course, mileage and correct number of questions answered." f'SWl The cost to participate is $5 per be there.) person. If interested, contact the - y Hey This is BETH McGARRITY . ACS office. Although our budget has G sophomore been cut by 10 percent Next semester, get out of town with Beaver College. You can intem in London, ponder this year, Peace Studies in Austria, cycle to class in Oxford or sun yourself in Mexico (while studying we have Communication Arts major.
increased our events . . - Spanish, of course). You can even linger at a cafe in Vienna or tour a Greek isle. We also She's the have a wide variety of integrated university programs in the U.K. and Ireland. For over 30 pnskhatefMCS years Beaver has been sending students abroad for the experience of their life. Now it's time SPC'S MEMBER of the WEEK!! "The for yours. Call us today for more information. ACS has also begun pub- lishing a newsletter, The Com- niuter Connection,' which high- Beth, has worked with the Visual Arts, S&E, lights monthly events and publishes of and Concerts committees. She enjoys Study Abroad with Beaver College. monthly statistics crime in the parking lots. This way, we are making commuters meeting people and improving student life. aware of these facts," said 1.800.755.5607 McDonnell. GREAT JOB!! For more information about the Beth McGarrity ACS, contact the ACS office. '
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> I II pi ahi Saptamber24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 1 ViLLANOVANthe OP-ED 20 r Dougherty Hall, Vlllanova University, Villanova, Pa. 19085 99 Jennlftr Cattelll and Larlsa Epaiko student says, "Let's put on our thinking EdKora In Chlaf sandals. Karan Campball and Rata Shaugar By PETER SHAUGER shoe market hit the ground run- without fearing what diseases ing, pen clicking and the beeping Also, since I recently spent $60 Aaaoclata Editora ning, if you will, and hasn't might lay beneath their feet. of digital watches on the hour. on a pair of running shoes, I'm They've got a pair of shoes for slowed down since. Top scientists and footologists Every hour! a little reluctant Chad Patrozza every occasion these to get my wallet days. Shoes Until recently though, they still in the country were soon alerted But let me assure you, this is out so soon after. I Mangling EdKor for walking, running, feel like a part tennis, had not invented a shoe for think- to this footwear Page 10 s^..^^,, 24, 1993 phenomenon and not just a clever advertising of me dies every time I it. going to the video open store, going on ing. With the technology to make went to work immediately to scheme or a hip new fashion But then, from death comes life, a date, cutting grass, a working in shoe for running slow and a create "thinking for a sandal" the trend. I hear they are comfortable right? Or something like that. I the mill, putting out fires and even separate shoe for walking fast, inlanders and private-shower as well as mentally stimulating. don't know. I'm wearing my shoes for relaxing in your chair. you'd think a shoe for thinking people. Hopefully the thinking sandal will running shoes now and my mind Miss America pageant Before shoes, they would've used to have been invented decades At first skep- consumers were carry us into the 21st century. is racing. Before these, I had a pair iiats for all occasions. ago. Hats for tical. it like Sure looked the wise I have to admit, though, as of tennis shoes, but when I wore walking to work, running, tennis, And since only the older gener- old flip-flop, it didn't but have that much as I believe this is possibly them I kept going back and forth baseball, football, idealizes questionable farming, biking, ations wore and made references flip-flop trademark sound. the single greatest invention of on all my decisions. I get queasy .|..«.M "i«'>« working in the mill, putting out to the thinking caps, we, the Since the sandal was geared the 1990s, I haven't yet bought a when I wear my docksiders. fires and even hats for just plain future generation, were therefdre toward people doing a lot of pair. The problem is money. Since Maybe I should go out and buy relaxing in your chair. lost and confused. qualities in women We had trouble thinking, mainly college students, they are so valuable, they are very a pair of thinking sandals before They also used to have hats to thinking. the sound was eliminated so as expensive. A pair of Birkenstocks it's too late. allow intelligent juices to flow That is, until the invention of not to interfere with normal Kimberly Clarice Aiken of South Carolina was costs around $85. But then, can even in the most plugged of the thinking shoe. up Maybe you everyday important sounds to you really put a price on Peter Shauger is a senior majoring crowned Miss America 1994 last week. The annual show brain pipes. They were called know them as Tevas or Birken- think by, such as knuckle crack- knowledge? in English. was filled with the usual pomp and pageantry — and "thinking ca^s." stocks. I'm sure you've seen them yes, even the swimsuit competition. on the feet of hundreds of scholars all over campus. In a program aired before the pageant, former Miss Actually At first, consumers were they're a modified Americas were questioned concerning their views on the version of what are known as flip- ON CAMPUS flops worn on beaches and in swimsuit issue. Many found the category pointless ^| a skeptical. Sure it looked public showers. time when women are capable of accomplishing so much tf Cathy Saekos like the wise old flip- Inventors of this thinking shoe, more than cultivating the perfect body. However, when sometimes known as the "think- viewers were asked to call in and vote on eliminating flop, but it didn't have ing sandal," first witnessed its In your opinion, why does tlie University sponsor the scored-swimsuit competition, 60 percent of Americans strange and unusual powers on a that trademark flip-flop beach. voted to keep it. People with every type of sound. shoe were strolling the beach, and fraternity Rusli twice a year and sorority Rush only Miss America should possess "attractiveness, every 10 feet or so these people intelligence, [and] femininity," according to Leonard Horn, would stop, empty out a shoefull chief executive officer of the Miss America Organization, of sand, curse and repeat this until once? Thinking caps were popular for arriving at their destination. Also in a Sept. 19 article in the Philadelphia Inquirer. The several generations. My parents witnessed were thousands of pageant officials must think that these attributes are and grandparents were quite bare-footed people hopping up and measured in physical beauty or else they wouldn't parade familiar with them. I recall my down on the hot sand and cursing half-naked women across a stage in high heels. elementary school days when I until they, too, reached their was often instructed by teachers destination. The only people with But the definitions of attractiveness and femininity to "put on my thinking cap" if I any sign of intelligence on the currently held by society are dangerously limiting. Miss had a look on my face that said beach were, of course, those New Jersey, Michelle Sexton, was probably most I was out to lunch. And I take long wearing flip-flops. lunches. And after a long day of obser- representative of the dangers of this pageant and these LETTERS But as I grew older, hats lost vation at the beach, the inventors ideals. is all She a recovering bulimic who knows too well popularity. With menacing cases naturally had to use a public the reality of trying to live up to an image. By participating Fighting AIDS begins inilividually of hat hair growing in epidemic shower. Here they again wit- in the Miss America Pageant, however, Sexton was proportions, a new part of the nessed the miracle powers of the body had to be found to exploit. flip-flop. While all the barefooted contributing to the very attitude that made her so sick To the Editor: It's not a matter of "ignoring responsibility for things they have the issue" or being outdated, as chosen to do themselves. You guessed it — the feet. It was people were desperately trying to — the attitude that being thin and beautiful are the most "Because women organize their ingenious. It radical. Whereas Mr. Reifenheiser .claims. As a If you are really concerned was maneuver around the sludge important attributes a woman can possess. I am writing in response to Paul Rush program through the Catholic University, Villanova about protecting the hat only kept one brain warm, patches and general gross stuff Reifenheiser's Commentary in the yourself from whole Greek system, whereas two if you count the left and right that was living on the shower has a right and an obligation to AIDS, abstinence is the best Unfortunately, the pageant is a reflection of our ideals Sept. 17 issue of the Villanovan, men are more or less organized uphold the values and beliefs of protection. lobes, a pair of shoes could keep floor, those wearing flip-flops very which criticized Villanova and the It's free, safe and, among their individual in America. Men are awarded sports scholarships based 10 Needless to say, the calmly and rationally showered the faith it was founded to pro- unlike condoms, it toes warm. Catholic Church for failing to doesn't have a fraternities." on their ability, but the pageant awards women mote. condone condom use and even Villanova should not be failure rate. Lauren Kaufold scholarships based on their looks. provide condoms for students. forced into encouraging actions Sophomore Part of being an adult means which it opposes, simply because Susan Cunnane Only females assist In the past, women have gone to great lengths to making decisions, accepting con- some people want others to share 1994 win the title of Miss "Sorority Rush is a lot more 'I don't why. Girls should America, including crash diets to sequences and taking responsibil- know lose weight, using Vaseline on their complex. It takes a lot more have the opportunity to get teeth so their smile ity for your actions. If you freely a handicapped student preparation. Despite this, it is involved in Rush each shines, or taping their skin back to appear smoother and choose to engage in a behavior Courteous act restores unfair because girls don't have semester." thinner. Why would do these things to that is potentially dangerous or women themselves the option of different times to could have serious consequences, ByJIMHAYNAL thing. As an experiment, I decided Mike Broncatello if society and the Miss America Pageant didn't place such a male for help. One day, rush." Junior you have a responsibility to accept Villanova's good name to ask an emphasis on physical beauty? What ever happened I have cerebral palsy caused by at the Connelly Center, I asked a Becky Umland to inner beauty? Why must a woman be judged on the To the Editor: DeMaskey from Campus Ministry high forceps at birth. Lack of male student if he would give me Junior shape of her body instead of the content of her brain? and the Public Safety Department oxygen at birth for five minutes some assistance to help me buy Part of being an adult As I was walking along the path engineered my trip to Bryn Mawr will cause brain damage or death. something to drink. He said he behind Austin Hall, I Hospital. didn't understand even though he The Miss America Organization is one of the biggest means making took a I did not breathe for seven min- tumble. Flat on the ground and The concern and kindness of utes. It damaged the right side of was able to read it on the screen scholarship programs for women in the United States. with a banged head, I was rescued the students. Campus Ministry my brain which controls body of my communication device. I This year alone, the organization awarded $18 million decisions, accepting by three Villanova students. and the Public Safety Department, movement. Luckily, it didn't asked three more male students, in scholarship for the response. The money participants in pageants. Aiken, consequences and After helping me to my feet and lessened the trauma of the fall. damage the left side of the brain they gave same walking to I first female I asked smiled and an 18-year-old student at the University of South Carolina, me a bench, one stu- Although have a black eye, my which controls my cognative "From my understanding, the taking dent went to vision said she would be glad to help. On received a $35,000 scholarship for her win last week. responsibility for Campus Ministry for of Villanova Students, thinking. reason [women] rush once a year ice. The other two girls stayed Campus Ministry people to another occasion I had to use the and the Public I have to depend on is that it is a longer, more your actions. room, I asked a guy and again, It is unfortunate that this money is used not only with me and indicated that lunch Safety Department is a clear help me with my personal daily rest organized process." understand how to help to educate women, but to also exploit them. or class was not a priority at the picture of the spirit of kindness, neeids. Most of my girl friends are he didn't Ian Burns moment. helpfulness me so he left me in the bathroom. « and concern for like my sisters to me. I can talk Junior The boy returned without ice others. Luckily, a janitor came in to assist The Miss America Organization claims that it has your own actions and not try to to them about anything. They but said the me. strides hlame someone else for failing to Public Safety Depart- don't mind giving me their assist- made toward making intelligence and scholarship ad protect you. ment was on the way. Mike Name withheld by request ance with my daily needs when In January I placed a want primary issues in the pageant. These strides include Villanovan, to get stu- I ask them for it. I find this is not in the listing a and woman's major and college on the television the case with guys. dents to help me with lunch calls from screen during the evening gown I school work. I got 10 competition and having Financiai aid is not so apparent I am an independent person, but I only each woman choose a particular like to do almost everything by female students, platform on which to To the Editor: here on the Villanova campus. He had always wanted to come to received one call from a male base her year as Miss America. myself since I have a device to Aiken will be concentrating is now a junior at the University "I think it's unfair. After expe- "Guys have two Rushes because Villanova from Minnesota, despite communicate my thoughts and student. The girls are more willing on the problem of homelessness. I am writing in response to the of Minnesota. I life is The reason? After better offers from other schools. assist me than guys. riencing sorority Rush found the Greek fraternity dom- ideas to people. I have the confi- to article written in the Sept. 10 two years of hard work and it to be on a stricter level than inated. Girls should have an So please don't say that "the I did the experiment with 100 contestants can no longer dence that if I need help with If Also, have a hairstylist do issue of the Villanovan ("Right- dedication, his financial aid was that of fraternities." equal amount of Rushes." University is making a concerted will students, the response would be the night of the pageant, sizing decreases enrollment"). something the women I know their hair on but instead they decreased so drastically that he effort" for those future Villanova Without girl students Erin Donna Wolpert assist me. the same. McGuire There was a comment made that had to transfer against his wishes. have to do it themselves — quite a measure of intelligence. freshmen and transfer students. me, I don't think I could Sophomore Sophomore I male student helping "the University is making Last year asked a a One might say that this situa- It obviously has not that Villanova. Women are made to edit a term paper for my attend will concerted effort to brii)g in stu- tion often occurs. However, in Hopefully, Aiken continue in the legacy of Miss this muchof a concerted effort keep all day to assist me, to course. He told me to around me dents and is assisting them particular case, the psychology America 1993 Leanza Cornett, who was student was the ones who are — or were — to help because they outspoken about meet him the next day in Connelly and they like financially." in the top percent of his college, already the swimsuit competition. here. I appreciate them so much. eliminating It is time that Center. I arrived on time. Ten know This statement is ridiculous. let alone his major. He was "It's something Gary Bonas women be respected not for how they look, but truly for minutes went by, then 30 minutes, Two years ago when we were involved in activities on campus thought up. I don't know." never came. what they know. both freshmen, I met one of my and had diverse then an hour, but he Jerry talents to offer Heather Corcoran Jim Haynal is a disabled student Canet ^c|o§^st (rjep^. in.tli^/^prJ4 to Villanova. I always ask female students to « A'AA \ A A .\ A V .\ A A .\ .\ .\ .\ .VA A cig^t. He was a guy that 1995 attending Villanova. Sophomore give me their help with every- y^>^ \ . • • Page 13 Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 September 24, 1993 THE VILLANOVAN COMMENTARY Ellen says, "Yitzhak ami Yassen never thought IV see it" By unending Middle East crisis was, The ELLEN GOODMAN ^^S^ Psychology behind after all, as permanent a part of The same phrase was repeated the postwar landscape as the Cold War that divided again and again, until it became the world into the Citibank ClassicVisa card, and the the distillation of everyone's U.S. and U.S.S.R. But beyond wonder, the common denominator that, for many Jews this period emotional of everyone's quiet shock: "I never was darkened by the shadow of security of the Photocard. The citibank classic visa- thought I would see this." the Holocaust. I heard the words from a man Palestine was opened to Jews instills in students feelings of safety, security and general wellness not unlike those experienced of 40 and a woman of 80, from nearly a hundred years ago in a a Middle East expert and a Mid- British version of a joint custody someone arrangement. But Israel had its in the western worker, from womb. Therefore, it is the mother of all credit cards. ^ Some experts attribute these feelings who had been on the White House moral and then martial birth in lawn and someone who had the postwar climate. to the watched in front of a television Citibank Photocard, the only credit card with your photo on it. A voice inside says, "This set in her living room. Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Ara- Yitzhak Rabin and is me, really me" (As opposed to, the heck is fat. The Israeli and the Palestinian "Who that?"— a common response to the photo Yasser Arafat. The did not just represent each other's enemies but each other's demons. 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"drenched in warfare and hatred" weekly in the Villanovan. is not so easy," Rabin had said War became a euphoric counter- "" soberly and his difficulty was point to that fear of disaster and Classic Visa card, at no additional cost. 1. Buyers Security can cover them against accidental low rate and no fee. Apply today. palpable. It was as if he were to the memory of helplessness, of lifting an enormous weight at the EuropeanJews being led by slaugh- damage, fire or theft, for 90 days from the date of purchase' (preventing, course. Call l-SOO-CITIBANK, e\t, 19 end of his arm. But in that hand- ter. It put military weight behind of Insecurity). shake, the past loosened its hold. the postwar, post-Holocaust prom- LETTERS For all the caution, for all the ise, "Never Again." 2. Citibank Lifetime Warranty"allows one to extend the warranty for the expected service caveats about first steps, the But over the past decade, the Jewish New Year that began this proud image of the Six Day War Fan defends Limbaugh vehemently week may have marked the true became the painful image of the life of eligible products up to 12 years.^ 3. And Citibank Price Protection assures you of the best end of the postwar period. The Intifada. The moral image of the Disclaimer: The views expressed hostage — by left-wing zealots more than 100,000 local viewers. in this letter reflect only the opinions and a spend-happy Congress. It's no secret that this is a liberal price. You need only see the same item advertised in print for less, within 60 days, and Citibank of its author. The Villanovan Your reference to us (over 15 attempt to cover the truth. You Campus social situation claims no responsibility for the million viewers nationwide — know what the trouble is Mr. ideas contained herein. check ratings) Scofield? the as "non- Sooner or later, the truth will refund the difference up to $150' (hence no Post Purchase Depression). \ Special student thinkers" is absolutely appalling, always comes out. cails for dub soiution To the Editor: and, I might add, demonstrates such a lack of education and Mark Filip savings are particularly therapeutic. There's the free Citibank Calling Service"^ from MCI to save Alex Scofield's commentary, To the Editor: ity. And, if it is open late enough, decency that it is difficult to 1995 "Beavis and Butt-Head it will be a place to congregate and Rush, believe that you are a product of My!" (Sept. is to on long distance calls versus (\bu're encouraged to call and regu- I am writing this letter to after the evening's activities, to Oh 10), without a this University. The hypocrisy up 26% AT&P Mom Dad the express my desire, and the desire catch up on others' lives and get doubt worst piece of journal- and pure ignorance in this state- istic If of a great percentage of the entire a quick bite to eat. trash that I have ever read. ment is nothing less than shame- your Letter to the Editor larly preventing Parenta Non-Supportus.) And a $20 Airfare Discount'* on any domestic flight. student body, to have a nightclub Thirdly, the nightclub would be I guess it is a shame that some- ful. I imagine that we "non- body in on campus. There are many rea- a natural forum for bands, both a democracy might pos- thinkers" should now go around is published in sons such a facility is needed. sibly question your draft-dodging, deriving all sorts of names for on-campus and local, in which to you. (Case studies indicate that a Fear of Flying is overcome when Spring Break in sunny Florida is a pot-smoking First of all, it will be a place perform, as well as an ideal hero. After all, a The trouble is, we have something the Villanovan, to hang out on campus. There is location for poetry readings and grand total of 40 percent of us you apparently don't: class. no place that students, particular- voted for the largest tax increase Furthermore, open microphone nights. The club for your informa- WXVU's News program possibility) Not to mention the low variable interest rate of 15.4%^ and no annual fee for college ly underclass people, can go on would be a cultural, musical and in history, an impotent, virtually tion, it is a well-known fact that campus just to let loose, eat, talk, creative outlet for Villanova stu- non-existent foreign policy (the even the most ardent enemies of — 519 — credit card dance, etc. They are limited to the dents, a need which currently Carter Administration) and a Limbaugh find his show enter- students. % Suffice it to s^ youll have a you can depend on while building a credit dorms. Granted, the shuttle ser- cabinet composed of Hillary's taining and humorous. must be filled. These artistic After all, invites you to read your vice radical liberal friends, which who doesn't has alleviated of the laugh at ' some endeavors would give all students such things i call 1-800-CITibANK, extension 1% to apply over the phone (students don't problem, but this would be anoth- doesn't look like America. I also as re-runs of then-Governor history. So a chance to get involved, further- Clin- letter on the air, know that more than one view- ton trying er viable, fun option for an oth- ing community spirit. And it to lie about his mari- erwise routine weekend night. point is a difficult concept for the juana use, saying would provide a sounding board he "didn't Sundays 11 a.m.- 12 p.m. a job or a cosigner) or to have your photo added leftist/socialist to grasp, need for new sounds and ideas. but, inhale" (sure you didn't. Bill). I you're exactly right, this is a guess Finally, it would create a place that Bill and Hillary, and democracy. There is no place that for celebrities and others to speak of course, you, don't find this very to >oar Citibank Classic Visa card. 1 If we say that a fact is, about important issues in an The Mr. Limbaugh humorous. Could it be that the students, particularly informal atmosphere, thereby points out the truth about many truth is just too painful for Letters important issues. serves of the Citibank combining the intellectual with a He to liberals? sense of Mentity is the first component clarify daily underclass people, can social aspect. the shenanigans of Even more pitiful is your chil- the Clinton Administration for us. dish resort to lies in order to insult Obviously the list of reasons Policy the second, and go on campus just to let After all, Clinton flip-flops so Visa cawl, al sense of Security why Villanova should have this Rush, with such tasteless things Cfai^ much that how can anyone ever as comparisons of his IQ loose, eat, talk, dance, on-campus nightclub could go on to that know which lie to believe on of fictional characters. He The Villanovan will print "Ut- and on. I would encourage all doesn't Autonomous WiH from your newfound which day? (Could it lack ters to the Editor" received in its ft s€n$c cf etc. those interested in this project to be of need to go around fabricating office in prior voice their opinion by either character?) Now what is inapprop- things about the Clinton admin- 201 Dougherty Hall riate about that? Are polls to the weefily deadline, Tuesday at writing letters to the editor or by the istration though, does he? Of mat^miepttaa^ Not jost Visa. Citi I lying about the fact that Clinton course not — they 2 p.m. All letters must be signed Secondly, also feel this night- talking to members of Student manage to «i > has the lowest approval rating and include number club would foster a community Government to let them know automatically embarrass them- address, phone neaw itfcr to your S(hwtmh> IttLi/il''. > I ) . . . . ' " '•-•^1 > - "^^H* J7f Jtt->*f "iiwwiifcf-— **.* .• -H*** t Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • S«ptember 24, 1993 September 24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 15 IF YOU SEE NEWS. . We ar Itt any of the nfi I ilniiiii / KNOW OF A ACXXHsmmG Our h « are convedtciitly located In Ftiiladeiphla's attracH^ STORY . . W« are an offinnotive oction/aqual opportunity employor. REPORT IT! .'k HELP US MAKE A BEHER NEWSPAPER . . qassified Advertisiiig form Use this foim for all classified advertisements. Full payment must accompany your advertisement Name • I •** -tr September 24. 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 17 Page 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 FEATURES Student songwriter celebrates Special Olympians By PEGGY AGOLINO the chairman of the power-lifting the song. tee, Steve Ball, festival director Ranley recorded the song on his Features Editor event which is new to the festival The song at this stage was a and Lucyna Gorski, director of own and wanted to get a profes- this year. Friends of his knew that well kept secret until some Student Activities, heard the song sional copy from a studio because * Women's Studies "Let me win, but if I cannot win he enjoyed songwriting and sug- members of the festival committee for the first time. "We were very he wanted to present the song as Sept. 25 Sept. 28 OCt. 6 let me be brave in the attempt." gested last April that he write a attended the Penn State Special impressed," said Ball. "Andy took a gift to the athletes. Through This sentence embodies what song for Special Olympics. "At Olympics Summer Games. It was the song and embodied what friends he was put in touch with Luncheons Special Olympics is all about. first I didn't take it seriously but here that members of the commit- everyone is striving for." (Continued on page 18) Student This motto is what the organiza- then I thought about how positive . "Why Women's Studies at Catholic ACS Bowling Trip Financial tion constantly strives to achieve. it would be for the athletes and Colleges/Universities?" a report on the Government Town Here at Villanova most of us are I started to work on it," said Festival of Dreams © Andrew Ranley conference "Making Connections: Women Association of Commuting Students will Management familiar with the Special Olym- Ranley. in Catholic Colleges," will be presented by be hosting Meeting pics Fall Festival because our The process began very Do you see the flame of dignity that flies against the sky Rockin' Bowl at Devon Lanes presents Barbara Wall. Irene Langran mechanically, according to Ranley. at 8 p.m. Tickets are still available in Association campus comes alive with spirit Do you realize and promise me that we all deserve to try ' "NWSA 1993," a report on the National join Student Government officials Come activity. all the materials Dougherty 215 or call 519-7211. The cost and We see excited ath- He went through * Villanova's Finance Society will hold its Women's Studies Association conference. and have your concerns addressed. We will Can you let me stand upon my own for everyone to see of a ticket is $7 per person, which includes letes and supportive coaches and he had on the organization and next meeting at 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. in The lectures will start at noon in the Bryn meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Wayne/ two games and shoe rental, plus great "buddies" walking around from highlighted key words and Will you let me stand here all alone so that I may be free Mawr Room of Connelly Center. David's Room of Connelly Center. Bartley 110. The host of this meeting will St. Friday until Sunday. phrases that expressed the overall music. All are welcome to participate. see, cross line president of the Fin-Plan And ifyou open up your eyes and see me the be Robert J. Sims, This year Villanova's festival philosophy. At that point he oppor- Group. He will discuss the many will have a very special addition attempted to write a poem and Will you share the joy ofpride you see, can you let me shine tunities in the financial services industry. Talking About Cultural Film Series thanks to committee member rhyme all the words and phrases Andrew Ranley. The phrase "Fes- that would soon turn into lyrics. There will be four showings of "The Literacy I have dreamed of this moment forever Nov. 16 tival of Dreams" will be heard "It took weeks and weeks and Playboys" in Connelly Center Cinema on Polls among the crowds who will flock page after page until I came up I'm a champion for all the world to see From 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Center Sept. 25 at 7 p.m., Sept. 26 at 3:30 and to Villanova on Oct. 29, not just with a story and a positive image Blattstein I will live to give as much as I can give 7 p.m. and Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. will magazine will hold for Peace and Justice, Mitch Ryan Polis, a literary art because that's what this weekend of what it is all about." will be speaking at the evening screen- p.m. in Chemical from the Prison Literacy Project Volunteer But I'm never gonna live as much as I have lived Monday its meeting at 6:30 Senior is for many athletes, but because Writing the music naturally Graterford. ing only. Tickets are $2.50 for students and Engineering Building 221. All interested discuss literacy education at it is the title of a song written by followed in the process, and Ranley In this festival of dreams $3.50 for Prison. the general public.^ parties are welcome. Fair Ranley for Special Olympics. did that as well. He plays all of Ranley, a junior at Villanova, is the instruments that are heard on Fair, sponsored There will be a Volunteer It's the thrill of competition it's the danger of demand Big Brothers/Big by Campus Ministry, representing over 25 It's the brotherhood of humankind that puts us hand in hand volunteer agencies that serve around the Magazine targets Sept. 26 to 4 Sisters Sept. 30 United States and overseas, from 10 We all have a story and for each of us it's true p.m. in the Villanova Room of Connelly There is pain 'n pride 'n glory it's the heart that pulls you through Anyone interested in becoming a Villa- Center. Come meet representatives and international And I challenge those who question ACS Road Rally nova University Big (formerly Big Broth- French Honor former volunteers of these agencies and studies what we can achieve ers/Sisters) can attend any one of the find out about an exciting way to share • By ROSEANNE MILLER hand presentation of international It's in the strength of our desire that we believe Association for Commuting Students following meetings: Sept. 28, 6 p.m. in Society the gift of your education with the poor Staff Reporter issues." Through their articles, the fun with the ACS Connelly Center, Wayne Room; Sept. 29, of the world. (chorus) welcomes you to join foreign students at Villanova will Rally scavenger hunt on wheels) 7:30 p.m. in Wayne Room; Sept. 30, 12:45 A French Honor Society meeting will be Does traveling to a foreign land Road (a be able to enlighten us to some There are times when there 's a sacrifice p.m. at 10 a.m. in the North Lounge of Dougherty p.m. in Wayne Room; or Sept. 30, 6 held at 12:45 p.m. in St. Augustine 210. and living in a different culture of the cultural differences between You 've gotta hold on tight still available in Dough- in Stanford Hall, second floor lounge. New members are welcome. sound exciting? I would bet most Hall. Tickets are their homelands and the United which includes Applications are due into Campus Ministry, of us would jump at the chance So raise your head and don 7 think twice erty 215 for $5 per peson, States. to win up to $50 in St. Rita's Hall, 519-4085 by Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. to go abroad for a semester, or lunch and a chance Any student who has studied You've got to fight Misc. even a participate. summer. Unfortunately, cash prizes. All are welcome to abroad or any foreign students people per car, the many of us will not have that Remember, the more currently studying at Villanova opportunity before it is time to more fun you are guaranteed. Villanovan College are asked to contribute their I have dreamed of this moment forever Oct. 2 graduate. works to Passages. Works may be I'm a champion all the world to see Villanova University Those of us who have been for Republicans submitted to the department for living vicariously will now have There is glory that we all share together Uses Literary Arts International Students in the Villanova College Republicans will be Cultural Film Series Space Shuttle the next best thing to an actual basement of Corr Hall. Anyone That let's us be all that we can be presenting a lecture by senatorial candidate trip. Passages, an "international Magazine who has had the opportunity to and second-term Congressman from Pitts- Attention, Francophiles! The romance Experiments student and studies magazine," I will give and I will give as much as I can give between writer George Sand and pianist/ experience this wonderful form of At 6 D.m. there will be a general meeting burgh Rick Santorum. The congressman has been created to increase education is encouraged to write. But I'm never gonna live as much as I have lived composer Frederic Chopin — two of the of the Uses Literary Arts Magazine in the will be discussing recent developments in Program cultural awareness throughout It will give the seminal figures of French Romanticism — rest of us a chance In this festival of dreams Haverford Room of Connelly Center. If Washington and fielding questions from the Villanova community. to pick up Passages and get a better p.m. is wittily retold in "Impromptu," the are working hard Lilly you're interested in poetry, prose, photo- the audience. The lecture will be at 8 Here at VUSSEP we Last semester ,Amy , former In this festival dreams ... grasp of those far places of feature in Villanova's Cultural away we or illustration, then come on by! in the Radnor/St. bavid's Room of Connelly upcoming toward our goal of the December 1994 editor-in-chief of Passages had an graphy have been dreaming about. Center. Admission is free and all are Film and Lecture Series. readiness date. As we reach the last phases idea to create a magazine based invited to attend. There will be four screenings of of our mission, one last great need remains: on international studies. The idea "Impromptu" in the Connelly Center money. Our fundraising department has was turned into reality in working improves dorm relations Cinema on Oct. 2 at 7 p.m., Oct. 3 at 3:30 group PSEA been working overtime, but we still need with Steve McWilliams, Villano- Campus and 7 p.m. and Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. Tickets help. If you are interested in helping us va's international student for likely also more aware of the staff." Sept. 27 There will be a Pennsylvania State are $2.50 students and $3.50 for the out, please contact our advisor Professor advisor. By CHRISTINE MULLER to cause vandalism and "listening to students' concerns" He Education Association meeting for all general public. Zimmer in Tolentine 300. Also, you can Staff Reporter mess things up." as well. adds, "I make more of an effort minors at 12:45 p.m. stop by at a meeting, Wednesdays, at 5 p.m. The committee's efforts inthe So far this year, "there haven't to talk to the guy on my floor." education majors and Writers of tlie magazine summer training aimed at been a lot of problems," according Lorraine Tenuto, a member of Time Management/ in the.curriculum library of Falvey. in the Haverford Room of Connelly Center. Electrical engineers are also wanted. are comprised of In an effort to improve relations increased respect for and cooper- to Fallat. "I see people saying the custodial staff at St. Mary's Effective Learning Oct. between students and the Univer- ation with the custodial staff, "to 'hello,' and being friendly, and the Hall who used to work at the Pi Sigma Alpha 3 Viiianova students wiio sity's custodial staff, members of make us aware that they are there RA's here know the staff" in her library, said working in a dorm Program various University departments to help us," according to Fallat. building. Doran also thinks that "is a little bit rougher" than the The Political Science Honor Society will WXVU's liave studied abroad and have established a committee She identified a primary goal of "things seem to be looking better," library, but "a lot better thanit Are you spending enough time with your have its first meeting at 4:45 p.m. in Health Careers Fair whose "ultimate goal is to streng- the workshop as getting "the pointing out that "the RA's are (Continued on page 19) foreign students students to respect the staff books yet this semester? Are you getting Tolentine 207. Requirements for member- News Forum then communication," according to committee member Greg Doran. rather than having a negative enough return on your time when you do ship in Pi Sigma Alpha, are a 3.5 G.P.A. Health career professionals in medicine, Studying at Viiianova. the meeting, we will discuss planning dentistry, veterinary medicine, physical WXVU 89.1 FM presents a new call-in He and fellow Resident Assistant attitude about them doing all the Rape At aggression study? Dr. Reilly will offer practical radio show called 519 (five-one-nine). Guest dirty work." suggestions for better time management for events and lectures. If there are any therapy and a representative of EPA will (RA) Roby Kennedy are the only speakers will be interviewed on the air on students and study techniques in a brief workshop questions or problems with the meeting's be available to talk to students from 1 to Writers on the magazine are two on the committee, in the Counseling time, stop by the political science depart- 3 p.m. in the St. David's Room of Connelly Sunday mornings from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. comprised of Villanova students which originally formed to educate defense to 3:20 p.m. classes from 2:30 lias since Center. All This Sunday's premiere, features the staff during this FIMAE become Center, Corr 106. The workshop is free and ment and leave your name, address and are welcome to come learn more Villa- who have studied abroad and RA summer's phone number. about these careers. nova's new Athletic Director Gene DeFil- at training program. Facilities Man- By LEAH BOYER encouraged to sign up for this no sign-up is necessary. foreign students studying here a continuing effort to lipo. Call-ins are taken at 519-7202. Villanova. The purpose of this agement Awareness Education, or Staff Reporter course in each of their residence magazine is to make students FMAE, has since become a con- facilitate cooperative halls. Shouts of "Kill him!" could be Study Abroad aware of their peers' experiences tinuing effort to facilitate cooper- RAD's popularity has been very Volunteer Panama heard and impressions of living in a ative interaction between resi- interaction between across campus last week as high at other universities across dents and the custodial staff. hundreds of Villanova women the U.S. There is a one year Returning for a third year, there will be Seminar Oct. 4 The Writing Center culture other than their own. Articles personal Doran, head resident of Sullivan residents and the ritually watched "Melrose Place." waiting list to become part of the a Winter Break (Dec. 28 to Jan. 8, 1994) range from Office of International Studies Hall, said the committee's largest Teeth gritted and fists clenched program at the University of volunteer service trip to the very rural The The Writing Center provides construc- views of an ever-changing world custodial staff. as forced its weekly seminar on study tive, function involves the institution Keith himself on Allison Kentucky. Participation also section of Wacuco, Panama, for engineers sponsors non-threatening help with term to funny stories about what can 4:40 p.m. in Bartley 108. Students intercollegiate of and sneered, "I'm in control now, appears very promising here at students who are proficient in Spanish. abroad at SGA papers, reports, or any personal writing. happen to you in a foreign land. Sullivan, Stanford, Sheehan and bitch." finally, information on the possibilities It is and Corr halls Doran describes the negative Then cheers and Villanova. So far, 40 women have Preparation meetings (required participa- wishing now open from Sunday to Thursday, For example, have you ever as "pilot buildings" for in of a student laughter erupted as Allison man- and processes of studying overseas' Foruiti 1:30 to 9:30 it feels to live with to "target problems of vandalism attitude terms signed up from Katherine and St. tion) will take place on Sept. 27, 6 to 7 p.m. and Friday, 1:30 to 5:30 wondered how the Villanova degree are and bring respect" for those thinking, "I pay $20,000 to go aged to kick Keith, well, where it Monica alone. "The program Rita's Chapel, and 6 to 8 p.m. credit towards p.m. Call 519-4604 for an appointment. We a family in which the language p.m. in St. counts, and get away. invited to attend. Call 519-6412 to get more The Intercollegiate Forum will meet in are in the barrier serious responsible for keeping the halls here, so I'm not going to clean up looks more successful than we Oct. 11, Nov. 15 and Dec. 13, in the Dalton Room of Falvey. has caused some on Unfortunately, in details on this and other seminar dates, the Connelly Center Cinema from 4:30 to problems? Or clean, explaining that "these are after myself." At the same time, real life most ever thought it would be. We've A, third floor, St. Augustine. communication DeLeon Room women are unable to times and locations. 5:30 p.m. wondered exactly the differ- the ones that have the most Fallat believes many freshmen escape been flooded with calls from both went last year ... it's what Ask someone who assault. Today one of three football and problems." tend to be uninformed of the out on and off campus," said Donna opportunity of a lifetime! ences are between an Recovery staff's role, sometimes women will be sexually assaulted Support rugby? Well, through Passages, One feature of the program custodial Furia, one of three female Public expecting to clean within or raped. One out of five of these these issues and questions can be includes bulletin boards in those them Safety officers who will teach the Group rooms as well. women will be sexually assaulted Study brought to light by those who halls with the pictures and short course. Abroad correct such misunderstand- or raped a second time. Concern Sept. 29 know from direct experience. biographies of staff members in To When asked whether or not Recovery Support for all Villanova College Republican Group order to familiarize the residents ings and the negative attitudes, over these frightening statistics they felt a self-defense Seminar The first issue of Passages came course students recovering from alcoholism or the program seeks to "open the has prompted Villanova's Public out last semester. The positive withthose who work in their such as this is necessary at some other chemical dependency. This Safety Meeting College Democrats of building. Jennifer Fallat, the head lines of communication," so that Department to institute a Villanova University, most female The Office of International Studies will ^response urged the continuance group will meet Wednesdays from 4 to 5 a clearer understanding of both new self-defense program. The this interesting cultural maga- resident at St. Mary's, expressed students seemed to feel it was a present a seminar on study abroad oppor- p.m. in the Center The weekly meeting of the Villanova There will be a meeting from 5 to 6 p.m. for Alcohol and Drug the reasoning behind the bulletin- the staff's and the students' roles Rape Aggression Defense system positive opportunity. tunities for Villanova undergraduates at zine. This year's editor, Jenn will be held at 4:30 in the Assistance. Group members will focus on is a 12-hour College Republicans Bryn Mawr Room of Connelly magazine board, explaining that when stu- and expectations can be estab- [RADl, course which "I think it's a really good idea. 4:30 p.m. in Tolentine 206. Call 519-6412 developing Gallagher, thinks "the p.m. in the East Lounge of Dougherty Hall. Center. We will be discussing elections, support systems and effective lished. Doran added that, "At the will begin on Oct. 5. Throughout will contribute to a more well- dents "get to know the staff Women need to go out there and but are for further information on this and other strategies for beginning and maintaining If you are unable to attend constitutional revision and strategy personally, it makes them less same time, the program will be the past week women have been (Continued on page seminar dates, times and locations. rounded campus with the first- 18) interested in joining, please call 519-5179. formulation. abstinence in the college environment. -W:' " ) '•*•• - st^ma^imini Page 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 FEATURES September 24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 19 FEATURES Army ROTC cadets By SHANNON KELLY instruction, consisting of squad weapon National suivey Staff Reporter training as the other indicates crime is on ttie rise and platoon tactics. cadets," said Corbisiero. "In that ^^^^ ^our weeks of Tu- .A T^^^^ ^^^ camp time, they have By DIANA SMITH that it allows, but safety previous This summer the Army everything experts school year. The report students against other students, higher level ROTC are devoted primarily to leader science courses. thrown out at them. Special Correspondent like Whitman are spreading tallied responses participated in advanced training The next four the from 437 insti- said Dorothy Siegel, executive Whitman said. ship training, which is regarded College Press Service weeks is word you can't depend entirely tutions in at Camp All American at Ft. when they do their on the United States and director of the Campus Violence as the most important aspect of Ask about Operation ID pro- clinical training in hospitals." dorm staff or campus police to Canada. Bragg. North Carolina. This year Prevention Center. Most campus grams on campus to have the camp. "Each cadet is rotated You're finally free. This is The cadets who college keep you and your personal prop- disturbing result Villanova sent four cadets to Ft. attended the One was that crime is committed by students, your driver's license through every leadership position — the big time, or at least the number advanced training this erty safe. 42 percent of the colleges Bragg and two cadets to the camp and although many times the most engraved on all valuable equip- and is evaluated on each," said bigger time. There's no Mom to advanced nursing summer felt the experience was universities admitted that crime violent crimes, such as murders, camp in St. Corbisiero. These evaluations and ment, such as CD players, a beneficial and very look over your shoulder, no Dad Some people tliiiilc statistics Louis, Missouri, all of worthwhile may were not made available rapes and shootings, are commit- whom those from the individual skills TVs, VCRs and bicycles. If experience. "The most to tell you when to come home. to parents and where led by Student Battalion valuable students. These ted by non-students. Freshmen the items are stolen, police are incorporated into a final all of those lovely tlie taiic thing about the camp was And boundaries aliout campus findings were serious Commander Michael Corbisiero, a the enough that and sophomores tend to be the have a much better chance of evaluation on the performance of are waiting to be tested to the senior opportunity to get out in front and Congress in 1992 mandated that most likely victims because member of the Army ROTC each cadet. crime is just media returning the property. With- lead 40 cadets," said Chris Hoover, limit. U.S. institutions Airborne division. The camp publish crime they're less experienced in coping out the ID, you can kiss your The a senior political science If that's what you're thinking, statistics every draws all Army ROTC students most valuable thing major. iiype, but tiiere is good year. with crime. merchandise good-bye. Whit- "It taught me how to plan national safety experts say you're east of the Mississippi for six and The best way to play it safe, Here are a few safety rules that man said. about the camp was the work with strangers." The camp probably well on your way to both weeks of intensive leadership, reason for concern. on and off campus, is to Siegel and Whitman suggest stu- • Drink sensibly if you choose is "extremely valuable," said becoming a crime statistic, wheth- weapon and field instruction. All remember a few key statistics. dents follow: to drink alcohol at all. Desig- opportunity to get out in it's as simple senior Jay Pavlick. "You learn er as having your Some people may think the talk First, the participants in advanced alcohol, drugs or a com- • A student's best form of self- nate a driver if you're driving most about yourself because they math book stolen or as serious as about campus crime is just media training are between their junior front and lead 40 bination of both play a significant protection is being aware of with a group to an off-campus [lessons] are things you have date rape. hype, but there is good reason for and senior year. factor in about 75 percent of crime dangers and taking simple hot spot. It's actually a good "A lot of students . come to never done ; . personal goals that concern. Recent studies indicate The first two weeks of the camp cadets. on campus, ranging from thefts, precautions. Use escort servi- idea to carouse in groups, or have never been reached." collegee with a mind-set that there there is more crime on college are devoted to individual skills, Chris Hoower to fights, to rapes. Whitman said. ces, don't drink to excess and at lest in pairs. Being drunk Right now the Villanova Army isn't crime on campus. They're campuses than administrators University which includes weapon training. The nursing cadets that trained- administrators and try not to stay out too late and alone is like wearing a is looking at it like it's an idyllic would ROTC based at Widener Uni- care to admit. Most is staff privately say the figure is because most student crime Each cadet is certified in the Basic at Ft. Louis, WA, participated in sign that says, "Hey! Mug versity, sanctuary," said Bill Whitman, property Rifle whose Army facilities are crime — thefts of stereo closer to 90 percent. occurs between 1 a.m. and 4 Marksmanship with the a similar program. The first part me." If you've had too much comparable to that of executive director of the Campus equipment, books and such — but M16. Cadets also become familiar- of the nursing John Barry "The more they drink, the a.m. to drink, don't stagger home program is a micro- Safety and Security Institute Hall, the NROTC building. "While near violent crime also is on the rise. higher the correlation to crime," • write ized with the patriot missile and cosm of the Ft. Bragg Always your name in alone on foot; hang around camp. the Philadelphia, an independent Army ROTC has an office at A 1990 study by the Campus Wliitman said. reality is, textbooks, 50 caliber rifle. Following the "Their first two weeks "The and come up with and drink some juice or water consist of Villanova group that conducts research and Violence Prevention weapon training is the field that basically runs its Center at you know they're going to drink, a personal number and write the same leadership, field and at the bar and wait until you program, all the logistics are seminars on campus crime. "Stu- Towson State University in Tow- done andyou have to manage the risk." your name in every book on sober up a little. at Widener," said Corbisiero. dents need to realize that there are son, Md., indicated significant The But, he says, "When you go out that page as well. Such marks • Don't automatically trust Army has only been at Villanova people living right there in the increases in crimes such as sexual with 'Novan sings special the conscious intent of help identify books that have other people, even those you since 1980, and while its numbers residence hall who are going to assault, arson, hate crimes, phys- getting wasted, the higher the been stolen. Textbook theft know. Not everyone is as are not very large, the program take advantage of them." ical assault and vandalism, while risk." rings have become very big honest as you are, and if you is strong and the participants are The coll^ate environment can murders and strong-arm robberies Second, 80 percent of all praises of athietes crime business on campus, partic- leave a wallet lying open in devoted and enthusiastic A Villanova student attends Army ROTC summer camp. be intoxicating in the freedom remained fairly constant from the on campuses is committed by ularly with books in the your room or at a study carel, After countless hours spent in (Continued on page 20) (Continued from page 1 7) and out of the studio, the master copy is now completed. The big Phiily critic speaics on irish fiim Mike Nise of Nise Productions Inc. question is what happens from Times and other publications. too. I think 'Into the West' is a Custodial and Powerhouse Studios in here? "We are still discussing By JEREMY TENENBAUM Ryan will be on campus Mon- very beautiful film, but there have Camden, N.J. and he too was several possibilities which include Special to the Villanovan day, impressed giving all Sept. 27, to speak at the 7 been some melodramatic failures with the project. the athletes who attend " relations p.m. our festival a copy showing of the Irish film like 'The Field.' of the song," Desmond Ryan, renowned film (Continued from page 1 "The Playboys." He noted that As to what he thought was the 7) said Ranley. Copies may also be critic of the Philadelphia used it toolc weel(s Inquirer, to be." She recalled the and given to the great increase in quality in responsibility of the film critic, he Check it out local radio stations to help speaks with a soft-edged Anglo- difficult work she faced during the publicize the upcoming recent Irish films owes itself in replied "to give an informed TTie new HP 48G graphic calcula- weeks and page after event. Irish accent. summer in the residence halls, Perhaps great part to the fact that more appreciation that may or may not tor gives you a whole lot more for the most exciting deci- Born in England, Ryan spent admitting her frustration with sion be critical, to establish a sort of until i that has been made is that many of The a whole lot less than you think. page his childhood new the carelessness came up days in that adds to her "Though i Ranley will always loved base for discussing jt, to place it perform the song western Ireland, where his rela- work when cleaning. with a story anil during the in some sort of coniexi of the a finale of the opening tives owned farmland. watchingi films as i Get more Tenuto pointed out that prob- ceremonies on Friday, genre it is in, so''as'^to examine' Oct. 29 at "Though I always loved watch- •Push a button, choose fix)m the lems are just nov/ beginning to positive image of wliat what it says about film making 3-D graphing 7:30 p.m. in the football stadium. ing child," films as a child," Ryan Ryan remembers, pull-down menu, and fill in the arise in St. Mary's, such as gum in general or some trend in film Through friends of Ranley remembers, "I never on the floors, other it is all about. saw myself blanks. Entering data is that easy. among things. interest in the "I never making, such as increased vio- song has been reviewing them for a living." He saw myself But, she adds, "St. Mary's is Andrew Ranley expressed lence, sexual mores, or whatever, •View 3-D graphs. in both New York and attended Oxford University, grade-making better than most of them," believ- Connecticut, reviewing them for a and try to assess it on its own •Access over 300 built-in equations. but for aow the where he majored in English ing Sullivan and Sheehan Halls terms rather than up against •Perform algebra and calculus record is being completely donated language difficult Tu . A- . r. , and literature. "I began living." most to clean; she attrib- The studio was given to Ranley to the some absolute standard, which operations on equations before Fall Festival and no profit writing there, and developed an utes this partly to the volume of free of charge, and Mike Kwas, a would be nonsensical." is being made. "I have gotten more interest in easy-leaming entering values. traffic journalism, not partic- and more films about Ireland are passing through those studio engineer, worked with Ryan explained that in terms of from my involvement in Special ulariy • Enter see equations like they - in films though." However, and halls. Ranley w , being made by Irishmen, as at a very reduced rate to Olympics than anything future plans, "for the foreseeable else in Kyan did display an interest at opposed to many earlier films appear on psqper. As for the students themselves, help see the project through. It future, I'm writing a novel, my life and I did this because I this in my Tenuto finds time the campus film which were usually made by • Work with different units of some of them friend- was soon decided that athletes third novel." The novel, dealing fast-answering wanted to add another touch to society. Americans will ly, but points out that because of should be a part of and other foreigners. measure. The HP 48G convert the effort, so make it better," said with abortion, is a political median Ranley Following college, he worked in Ryan commented her early work hours, she "sees four Olympians from briefly on his for them for you. For example, enter Delaware "Andy has become a voice of a topic that does not get the England on political reviews, views of recent Irish films. most of them when they're still County were brought to Camden committee through discussed a lot in fiction," inches, centimeters, yards, and his song," said which, he said, did not exactly "Well, most popular was The budget-pleasing half-asleep." At the same time, a Ust week to recite the Special Ball. explained Ryan. feet, together in one equation — "I want to give this to the influence his decision resident of St. Mary's admits, to do film Crying . . "I Olympics Game' . ['Into the West,' motto over the piano athletes," said To find out more about "The it'll convert them. Ranley. "I am just reviews, but did give him a The Commitments,' don't see them very often because introduction to the song. "That and The Playboys" handing back the inspiration that "grounding and the Irish film indus- I'm not in the real worid." He Crying Game' are all] the products around when they're part was a lot of fun because we try, they gave to me." It please join us on Monday, Sept. ... for less seems that now works for the Philadelphia of Irish headache-busting Gret more around." However, a sophomore got to teach films that aren't about the them how to work in through these 27, at 7 p.m. Ryan will speak on efforts the athletes Inquirer, as he has for the past • Compare prices — the HP 48G fits in Stanford found the custodian the studio, said Ranley. We had troubles in Northern Ireland, kind "Myths are getting a unique gift as well 21 years, and Realities in Irish in and also does occasional of a subdivision. I your budget her hall "always friendly and a great time. like 'Hear My Film. free-lance work for the very nice," New York Song' a lot, 'The Commitments' a sign of mutual HP48G respect which the Special introductory ofTer* FMAE hopes to Students respond to When you buy an HP 48G or foster throughout the campus. HP 48GX, you can get fiee Peace and Justice software (plus games!) and a fi:ee seif defense program cable for connecting to your desktop PC. Write programs for (Continued from page 1 7) WW karate class just to learn self- the HP 48 using your PC keyboard, m K/ i LLA N O V fi learn how to defend themselves. defense so I do think something or store HP 48 files and programs Yes, I will take this course because (Continued on like this is important. 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These drinks are weak glucose and enough to satisfy your fluid needs. cheap thirst water solutions designed to leave the stomach quickly and enter Plain water remains a simple, readily available and the most dedicated athletes. ervfces the small intestines where they are absorbed into the blood- quencher, suitable for everyone but stream. Environmental Nutrition cr'r./'iU^/ Caie Bartlev The Gourmet Sandwich Shoppe CAFE BARTLEY DAY HOP CORNER GRILLE OPEN OPEN OPEN 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM — MON. to THURS. to 8:00 PM 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM — MON. to FRI. 11:00 AM MON. to FRI. 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM — FRIDAY 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM — MON. to FRI. 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MARY'S f^flkfflkffA^ LJ A i t MONDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY U 1 1)11 IM \Jt M/KLL BREAKFAST*? 30-900 AM BREAKFAST 8:00-9 00 AM BRUNCH 1045 AM - 1:00 PM ( I) if 11 . • Page 24 THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 September 24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Squeeze heads for Some Fantastic Ptace Mode ciianges its routine BY PETER SHAUGER tic Place rests heavily in the fact Difford's vocals are little By COLEEN KENIREY a rough with the addition of two female Gahan's theatrics returned Associate Editor that their subject matter has going down.) Entertainment Editor choir singers and Wilder on piano later in the show when he removed changed little over the years. It The first American release, for a searing interpretation of his shirt and threw the sweaty Ahead This seems like Squeeze is always "Everything In The World," with "Condemnation." Gore soon took article into the crowd, revealing singing about some love lost, or trademark rhythm guitars and his turn at crowd-pleasing, sing- several arm tatoos and an intricate about to be lost, or in the process Carrack's sweet, rolling organ, is ing lead on the emotionally pattern of lines across his back. . Chris Difford and Glenn Til- of being lost. probably the disc's most radio- Week charged "Question of Lust" and Throughout the performance he brook have been writing mus- And usually they are, unless friendly tune. a stunning and subtle "Death's appeared, as though it were his ic tojgether for 20 years. And they are singing about a new love. The first British release, "Third Door." The inclusion of the latter first concert, pleasantly surprised though their styles have definitely But with any luck they screw up Rail," will hopefully be the next CHESTNUT CABARET ;. §^ng was pleasantly unexpected by the fans' compliance with his matured, the that 38th and Chestnut streets f^« dynamic duo, more relationship and give their release here. "Third Rail" high- since it was the band's little- requests for clapping and singing. Philadelphia, Pa. commonly known as Squeeze, has fans more bittersweet melodies to lights Tilbrook's crisp guitar licks known contribution to the "Until As a whole, the band's Spec- 382-1202 consistently managed to keep chew on. and his amazing ability, not only the End of The World" trum appearance was not a nos- their music fresh. Another familiarity Sept. 25 — Supercat on Some to hit the high notes after 20 years ^ Yes, much of the criticism soundtrack. talgic one, drawing primarily Sept. 28 — Genitorturers w/Pier 6 Brawl They have also done this despite Fantastic Place that will be recog- in the business, but also to hollf Depeche Mode has received for its The performance reached its from Songs of Faith and Devotion — (or maybe thanks to) numerous nized is the inescapable, soulful them. It is Sept. 29 Samples suspected he may have live performances has been well climax with Fletcher playing and Violator. Notable exceptions Sept. 30 — George Howard . personnel changes. Having voice of Paul Carrack. "Loving implanted a third lung for "Third Yes, deserved. David Gahan lip- drums on "I Feel You," which to the trend included a powerful worked with three different bas- You Tonight," the only song on Rail." synched a majority of their mate- continued for most subsequent "Stripped" and "A Question of CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA sists, three keyboardists and two which he sings lead, is very Though Some Fantastic Place rial during the Violator tour. Yes, songs. The percussion was a Lust." Two strong offerings from drummers, Squeeze (aside from reminiscent of "Tempted" (sim- may not Connelly Center be much more radio- the band relied too heavily on welcome addition to Depeche Music for the Masses were "Never Villanova, Pa. Difford and Tilbrook) is rarely the ilar drum beat and, of course, that friendly than the last few Squeeze video presentation during con- Mode's performance, which pre- Let Me Down Again" and "Behind ^' same band twice, or at least twice voice!). But after the first few albums, one should not mistake 519-7250 certs, and its instrumental diver- viously rested on an exclusive the Wheel." — in a row. seconds, and with the help of a this lack of airplay for a lack of Sept. 24 Benny & Joon sity was restricted to the realm foundation of keyboards. Unfortunately, the band chose Sept. 25, 26 & 27 - The Playboys And their new album. Some snazzy little horn arrangement, good music. It is just that most of keyboards. However, the Devo- Visuals are still an essential not to play the unusual "Route Fantastic Place, is no exception. the listener quickly forgets any people raised on the beat-crazy tional tour is revealing certain component of 66" a Depeche Mode dance mix of the latter song, J.C. With a new drummer, Pete Tho- resemblances. music of the early '80s sometimes improvements. DOBBS show, but that is to be expected but the crowd was nevertheless mas (formerly of Elvis Costello Bassist Keith Wilkinson also have trouble accepting that their Third and South streets The show opened with the band of a band which developed in the pleased. Philadelphia, Pa. and the Attractions), and return- gets a chance to display his favorite bands have grown up. veiled by a curtain for "Higher womb of MTV. The video screens The first encore featured "Per- 925-4053 . ing keyboardist/vocalist Paul writing and lead vocal talents on After all, how much fun would Love." The lighting behind Gahan have been greatly reduced in size sonal Jesus" and "World in My Sept. 24 — Crushboy, Public Service, Love Sandwitch, Five Carrack (Squeeze-1981), the band "True Colors (The Storm)." they be if, say. The B-52s ever highbrow. thing, melodic voice and Difford's cast his larger-than-life shadow from the last tour in which they Eyes." Depeche seems Mode wrapped up Magic, Beans and Stupidhead £)> once again reborn. Though not really comparable to grew up? It is no surprise that With Squeeze's ever-changing "I just woke up" voice lurking an the curtain, onto creating an eerie dominated the stage. More empha- the evening with a final encore of Even so, they are still able to the soaring and seeping vocals of Squeeze's 1991 release. Play, did and maturing sound, there are a octave below; and lyrics, always Sept. 30 — Love Battery effect. When the singer emerged sis is on the band itself, with "Fly on a Windscreen" and "Ever- maintain certain level of familiar- Carrack and Tilbrook, Wilkin- not receive much attention. Even few things listeners can always finding plenty of nuances to add thrusting his behind toward the screens accentuating the music's ything Counts." Fletcher and ity that is inviting to the listeners. son's simple but pleasant vocals the wildest and most bizarre count on, besides their toes: "to all the old-ances. Some Fantastic KHYBER PASS PUB audience, fans roared. message. Wilder seemed to gain added The familiaritv of Some Fantas- are easy to swallow, (Whereas melodies on harmonies with Tilbrook's soo- Place is a pretty good album. 56 South Second St. the album were a bit It initially seemed the evening Religious iconography was enthusiasm during these two Philadelphia, Pa. would consist of a one-man show employed, including candles, songs, perhaps enjoying the jour- 440-9683 with vocalist Gahan remaining hands folded in prayer and band ney into the band's past. Sept. 24 — Ben Vaughn Desert Classic w/Friggs and the solitary point of motion on the members assuming crucifixion The band members are obvious- Cactus Love Rival radicrte stage. Throughout the first few Suns poses. In a replica of Songs Faith ly trying to with spirit on newaibum of acquire more respect Sept. 25 — Rolling Hayseeds w/Cadillac Green songs, Gahan strutted across the and Devotion's cover art, purple for themselves as musicians, and Sept. 29 — Hazel w/Edsel and Latimer one considers the connotation^ oration with PolyGram/Island "She's Running Away" presents some beer" (perhaps it is not just By MAURA GIBNEY stage shaking various body parts Rorschach inkblot-style images the changes have added to the the public attaches to pop. Blair Music. Feel, their first album on a woman's interpretation of the limited to adolescence after all). Staff Reporter in a poor, but nevertheless ener- dissolved into pictures of the band quality of the tour. Although has THE SPECTRUM explained to the press why he November Records (a division of American dream. It examines the To Blair, the songs he co-writes getic, Jim Morr^iion imitation. members. During "In Your Room" Depeche Mode does not exude the Broad and Pattison Place finds pop such an appealing medi- PolyGram/Island), is slated to hit yearning to escape the everyday with Rick Beato "are stories, and Martin Gore, Andrew Fletcher provocative scenes were displayed strength as a live act that can be in Philadelphia, Pa. um music, stating, "Pop music the streets that day. For those and a woman's quest for excite- the characters in them were born and Alan Wilder remained posi- of a naked embrace and sadom- found with a genuine rock 'n' roll 336-3600 can be deceptively powerful. who want to ment and danger in the big city of life. They exist in A be the first of their out my own tioned at their respective synthe- asochistic clothing items, alluding band, their modern brand of Sept. Oct. 14 - Billy of '92. A time for love, seemingly innocuous phrase — friends to hear this debut, away from her family and friends. their worlds, these four- 25,27,28 & Joel Spring J.C. own sizers on an elevated platform to the sexual themes per- which music can be appreciated as the Sept. 29 30 — Luther Vandross w/En Vogue flowers, allergies and the practically a nursery rhyme or Dobbs will hold a record release "Julia" speaks of love and minute worlds, and the songs that & above Gahan. vade all of Depeche Mode's music best of its kind. Rival Suns. Wait a second ... the greeting card punch line — can party Wednesday, Sept. infatuation, while "Torn in Two" out of their worlds are just 29 at 9:30 grow The concert gained vitality and videos. Rival who? walk freely into a person's mind p.m. and "I Feel" hit upon the feelings documents, observations of our THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS 334 South St. For those who are familiar with and affect that person far more The songs on Feel hit an emo- involved with one's identity and own lives from a safe distance." Philadelphia, Pa. the Northeast underground buzz profoundly than the most elabo- tional side in the listener. Through the self-actualization process. The Rival Suns, with their prob- 922-lOU scene, the name Rival Suns rate, rational statement could the use of metaphors, the Rival Nevertheless, Feel is not without poignant honesty and electric ably holds no mystery. Following ever do." crecries frontier Sept. 25 — Dramarama w/Slim Dunlap Suns touch upon the reality of the its lighter moments. "Cool Hair," harmonies, are definitely brave 'Secf new Oct. 1 — The Story the independent release of their On Sept. 28, the public will get modern world and, with its catchy tune and zany in the world of alter- unlike many adventurers By ERIC CHEUNG the heart of an explorer. Other Shoulda Brought You Home has Light, Rival Oct. 2 — Adrian Belew debut album First the the opportunity to experience the songs today, this reality is lyrics, stands out as a tribute to native rock — a world which they given Assistant Entertainment Editor cast members help to carry the enjoyed radio saturation. Still, Suns have enjoyed the fruits of product of the Rival Suns' collab- an honest portrayal. The song adolescence: "Get my friends, get are sure to conquer. show along, including the tough fans have been waiting to see public popularity and critical TOWER THEATER Over 25 years ago "Star Trek" no-nonsense Lt. Commander/ what this new singer could do on acclaim. Not only did the release 69th & Ludlow streets first brought the world a glimpse Chief Engineer Hitchcock, compe- her own album. With the release receive airplay on radio stations Upper Darby, Pa. of the final frontier, space. Now tent and reliable Commander of her self-titled debut album, the in areas including West Virginia 352-0313 'True "Star Trek" is a looming giant in Jonathan Ford, the outspoken wait is over: Toni Braxton is York, but it Romance' Oct. 2 — Lenny Kravitz w/Blind Melon and upstate New was the entertainment industry. Iron- pacifistic Crystal, who doubles setting herself up to be the music continuously praised by the as Oct. 8 — Tears For Fears ically NBC's new science fiction the doctor and head of the science world's next diva. critics. venture explores an even more department, Lucas, a The second track, "Breathe The Friday Morning Quarter- resorts gore 16-year-old TROCADERO to alien universe, the ocean. With Again," actually puts "Another genius with an I.Q. far greater back named First Light the No. 3 lOth and Arch streets Stephen Speilbergat the helm and than his maturity level, and Sad Love Song" to shame. Braxton buzz record in the country. By PATTI TRENCHAK comes to a climax at the end Philadelphia, Pa. with a bloody confrontation. a $1 million-plus budget, "Sea- finally a dolphin named Darwin, loses her composure as she sings, WMMR and The Philly Rock Staff Reporter 923-7625 Quest DSV" has all the right who is an unofficial of the "If I nevfer feel you in my arms Guide nominated First Light as Director Tony Scott definite- member Sept. 27 & 28 - Fugazi trimmings to be a major success. crew. again/If I never feel your tender Best Album while the Express ly had nothing to add to the Sept. 30 — The Juliana Hatfield Three w/Madder Rose gore and explicit "SeaQuest" borrows a lot from So far, the show has been an kiss again . . . please understand/ Times review glorified the amaz- Blood, sex movie's deranged story line. Oct. 1 — Velocity Girl w/Tsunami scenes repel rather than popular sci-fi outings of the past. interesting one despite its formu- If love ends/then I promise you, ing talents of the trio. The review His attempt to salvage the low- Oct. 2 — Bad Religion w/Green Day and Seaweed attract The most obvious is the uncanny lary and unimaginative plots. I promise you/that, I shall never described the Rival Suns as "a most audiences. budget performance with gory Oct. 8 — Rollins Band Although its resemblance between this show Hopefully, future shows will have breathe again." The release of of title, "True violence and a couple of graphic I! bright light among the myriad Romance," and "Star Trek." SeaQuest is a better scripts. Still hke any new that promising single should give wannabe-stars flooding the music conjures up blissful sex scenes is nothing short of 23 EAST CABARET images gigantic submarine (DSV stands show, "SeaQuest" needs time to Braxton a popular following market these days." of love and devotion, disgusting. However, just as 23 E. Lancaster Ave. the movie shocks for Deep Submergence Vehicle) settle in. The characters have indeed. The Rival Suns also won the viewers with the film begins to intensify and Ardmore, Pa. its low budget equipped for military needs but great potential. Unfortunately, next to these grand prize in WPST-FM's and unnecessar- gain audience attention, the 8%-6420 ily graphic production. functioning also as a research And although "SeaQuest" gems, Braxton's other songs seem "Unsigned Heroes" contest for climactic scene is dashed by a Sept. 24 - YNOT?! w/Steven Parker vessel. "The Enterprise" probably seems extremely similar to other pretty mediocre. Braxton should best song with the track "To Christian. Slater ("Untamed loud, misplaced bout of tropical Sept. 25 — Dynagroove w/Certain Flightless Birds rings a bell. sci-fi series, it does have its own spend a lot more time on her next Heaven" from First Light. As a Heart") delves into the hor- music to accompany a dying Sept. 28 - Steak rendous role of Clarence, Apparently in this world of distinctiveness. The time-frame is work. Her debut album is forget- result of all this favorable public- an star. Then, miraculously, the Sept. 29 — Ravenscliff featuring Jeff Labar of Cinderella w/ aloof comic book salesman SeaQuest all the powerful nations not too far into the future, so the table in some spots and unbeliev- ity, the Rival Suns signed a music who actors recover from their mor- Liplash, Love Revolution and Ashes to Ashes worships Elvis. of earth have latched on to the shows are more relevant. If able in others. She needs a more publishing deal with PolyGram/ Wifhin the tal wounds within a matter of Sept. 30 — Richard Bush w/Leggs Akimbo first 15 minutes important resources of the seas. nothing else, "SeaQuest" does consistent set of good material to Island Music on the strength of of the movie, minutes to create the he meets the love Confrontation between countries alert people to the environmental work with. Still it should not be their songwriting. of his life, impossible. Alabama now takes place below the oceans effects human technological too hard for her to find the time. This Philadelphia-based trio (Patricia Arquette), a A slightly redeeming aspect novice prostitute, where differing interests have advances may bring. It also right- These two singles have the stay- adds a new dimension to the world and they get of the film, however, is offered married. grouped themselves into confeder- fully reminds us all of the majesty ing power to keep the public's of alternative rock. Their style is by such reputable actors as of our oceans. "SeaQuest attention for another year. The distorted plot worsens Christopher ations to defend their clainis. DSV" Theaters a unique blend of jazz, rock 'n' roll Walken ("Batman Movie as Slater, airs on Sunday nights at 8 p.m. and pop. The reason behind this inspired by advice he 11"), Brad Pitt ("Cool World") obtains from Underwater farming commun- SMALL SCREEN: odd mixture is co-writer and Elvis' ghost, and Gary Oldman ("Dracula"). murders ities, mining settlements and ALBUM NOTES: Sunday night Emmy winners AMC ANTHONY guitarist Rick Beato. Beato taught Arquette's former Their performances to WAYNE THEATER do add just another sad love song/ pimp in order pharmaceutical operations have "It's included Ted Danson (Best Actor 105 W. Lancaster Ave. jazz studies and musical compo- to collect her the film, but the roles are so waters. rackin' my brain/like crazy/guess in a Comedy), Roseanne Arnold belongings. In the flocked to inhabit the Wayne, Pa. , sition at Ithaca College before the bloody mas- minute that the viewer is left all ..." goes the sacre that Meanwhile the UEO (United I'm torn up So (Best Actress in a Comedy), Tom 688-0800 Rival Suns began their climb to follows, Slater grabs waiting for their reappearances the wrong Earth Oceans) organization has chorus to Toni Braxton's latest Skerritt (Best Actor in a Drama), success. With Beato's comprehen- suitcase and ends up only to be sorely disappointed. formed to maintain the peace. effort, "Another Sad Love Song." and Kathy Baker (Best Actress in with $500,000 worth of AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN THEATER sive knowledge, Allen Blair's bass The film's poor attempt to radio narcotics. Episodes will undoubtedly feature After being played on R&B a Drama). The Best Comedy series 824 Lancaster Ave. and pleading voice (which is successfully combine romance, long, killer SeaQuest on its many adventures all summer this dance was NBC's "Seinfeld" and Best Bryn Mawr, Pa. vaguely reminiscent of Morrissey) The rest of the movie follows violence and comedy only back- tune has pulled itself into the Drama series was CBS's "Picket this giddy couple to unlock benthic secrets of Moth- 525-2662 and JJ. Zeller's mastery of the on the run fires in the face of director er Nature and the inevitable spotlight. Penned by L.A. Reid and Fences." Rival successfully from the police, who want to drums. Suns Tony Scott and his actors. The Babyface, Toni Braxton finally find skirmishes with renegade forces "Star Trek: The Next Genera- ERIC TWIN incompatible ele- the murderers, and ARDMORE blends these an title should be changed from has her breakthrough single. angry mob, who attempting to stop the unprofit- tion" starts its final season this 34 W. Lancaster Ave. ments into a sound that has critics wants the "True Romance" to "Truly drugs able UEO (as happened with the But this should come as no weekend on Channel 29 Sept. 25 Ardmore, Pa. and listeners raving. back. Interjected with Gypped" if it is viewed at surprise for fans who witnessed at 6 p.m. It will be the conclusion episodes of sickeningly season premiere.) 642-2000 It is surprising to find an violent anything but matinee prices. Roy Scheider leads the cast as her debut on the Boomerang to last season's cliffhanger finale. group embracing pop Rival will attacks and obscure appearan- alternative Suns tiold a record release party for fee/ at J.C. Dobbs All in all, the movie is a let soundtrack last year. For over six 9" ces by Captain Nathan Bridger, a man Also "Deep Space opens its new the way the Rival Suns do when Sept. 28. Elvis' ghost, the film down. with a military leader's mind and months now, her ballad "Love season next weekend. /-*•• Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 September 24, 1993 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT ;>* Buffalo Tom puts Boston on aHemotive map I Gibson broadens ttie science fiction genre band maintains a strict pattern best days of your life, I'm sorry By CHRISTOPHER By WAYNE BREMSER, JR. and IS ordered to locate the which are twisted and amplified, musically, Janovitz exposes a I never meant anything that GONNELLI Staff Reporter glasses. to reflect our culture and society. variety of personalities through way." When Janovitz concedes the Staff Reporter Gibson uses his characters' For example, virtual reality his lyrics. The first single lead vocalist duties to his bass confusion and helplessness to glasses are status symbols; the released, "Sodajerk," expresses guitarist for two songs, "My Cyber-writer William Gibson's i\ comment on life in a world tho- poor have beat up pairs and the the apathy of the band's frontman Responsibility" and "Late at latest novel. Virtual Light roughly immersed in the Informa- rich have sleek, wildly expensive f there is one city which is in as he sings in a distant cry, "soft Night," the lyrical theme centers ($21.95 Bantam-Spectra) is not tion, Age. The characters are all pairs (similar to the pair Chevette I desperate need of a musical words spoken, promises broken, I around regret for being possessive so much a science fiction novel as searching for niches in this new steals). Virtual sex is a reality and renaissance, it is the city of close my eyes instead." Janovitz in a relationship. a suspenseful thriller set 40 years world, from those following Reve- the "McDonna" chip is the most Boston. A blue collar town most plays the role of the vindictive Buffalo Tom's "Big Red Letter in the future. Gibson is well rend Fallon, who believes God can popular software. famous for the inability of its lover in the ambitious "Tree Day" may not be the break- known for novels such as Neuro- be found in old movies, to those After all the high-tech, cyber- baseball team to win a World House" as he maliciously sings, through release of the year, how- mancer and Mona Lisa Overdrive, following Shapely, a male prosti- punk material is stripped away. Series. Boston has enjoyed nom- "you were made of wood, and ever, it is a solid release of raw, which are set in a distant, bleak tute who helped discover a vaccine Virtual Light is the story of two inal success on the musical tront. cried that no one understood, but uninhibited, alternative rock 'n' future where the East Coast has transformed into for AIDS. Gibson strays away people at odds with society. Do not This success has been primarily I had splinters in my fingers roll. "Big Red Letter Day" is an been one huge be confused, Gibson is not another achieved through the hard rock you were rotten to the core, unselfish release from the Boston city, known as "the Boston- Stephen King or Michael acts of Aerosmith, Boston and On the most noteworthy track trio which focuses less on individ- Atlanta sprawl." Virtual Light C rich ton. Extreme. The alternative music on the album, the pensive "Would ual talent and more on cohesion. comes closer to the present and INbioii comiiHNils Behind the wall of techno- scene in Boston is transparent. Not Be Denied/' Janovitz explores Despite the radio and video air- allows those who are not science jargon. Virtual Light is classic With their latest compact disc the world of the disaffected indi- play, do not expect this release to fiction fans access to Gibson's onowDrfdl American fiction. Gibson employs, release Big Red Letter Day, is not vidual. He becomes a man manip- do for Boston what Nirvana's style and vision. the down-and-out characters and groundbreaking. ulated by the institutions of "Nevermind" did for Seattle, The story focuses on two char- iiiMfiMifi0d in lii# abrasive prose used in Charles Big Red Letter Day is hard- 'society as he contemplates, "could where one band feasted off the acters. Berry Rydell and Chevette ifllDftlKIIIOII Bukowski and Cormac McCar- driving, direct rock *n' roll which I have been misled, could you have success of another. This release Washington. Rydell is an ex-cop A|p0« thy's methodic storytelling of a rarely allows lead guitarist and misread, please don't punish me is not expected to create a revo- from Tennessee who is brought world gone mad. vocalist Bill Janovitz time to catch for things I have not said." Jano- lution, nor should it. Buffalo tom to Los Angeles by the TV show Virtual Light is a novel which his breath. The album features vitz .becomes apologetic on the has simply produced a rock 'n' roll "Cops in Trouble" after shooting from most sci-fi and mass fiction: offers a view of the possibilities little experimentation which album's closing song, "Anything album, but more importantly it is a suspect. Chevette Washington Chevette is a strong, focused of the future and is accessible to results in a scarcity of individual That Way," when he concedes, a pulse in a city which has mus- is a courier, who sweeps through female character who is actually those who dislike "Star Trek." displays of talent. Though the "was I really robbing you of the ically flatlined for too long. San Francisco streets on her bike more interesting than her male William Gibson succeeds and lives with a squatter com- with counterpart. !• Virtual Light, not by using a munity that has taken over the Virtual Light is set in a future formula thriller plot, but by hosts album Bay Bridge. Samples which has many recognizable emphasizing the dominate aiiwaves WMMR characters and The two characters connect elements from the present world. leaning toward, but not leaning after Chevette wanders into a By REGGIE BEEHNER should just reinforce their fancy. Gibson uses these elements. on, the genre of science fiction. The Samples have always been party and is accosted by a drunk Staff Reporter The first six songs are phenomen- cover art exhibit a band that aspired to do its own European. Reacting to his rude- al. "Still Water" is a great tune thing (they seem to have such a Salad Surgery will ness, she steals believable, there is his sunglasses. Hardly a with a powerful feel. "When The swell time doing it), and The Last The sunglasses little flicker of talent in a use "virtual light" Day Is Done" is an acoustic love Drag follows through as well. be included among band beyond the corporate rock technology and contam mtorma- ballad with just a pinch of that Sure, the songs are "feel good" the artwork which tion which is valuable to impor- "underground" that strangely Dylan flair. The lyrics simply music at its best, but this four- tant seems to dominate the musical people. Rydell is working for express a feeling of dilemma man band possesses something spans the decades^ ON CAl^PUS RECRUITING UPDATE the IntenSecure security airwaves. Actually, the band is company between a close relationship and that only a handful of bands can of the '60s, '70s making its way up the ladder, the outside world: "When the day claim: a uniqueness all their own. leaving behind its old dining Viltanova University Update #3 93/94 is done/ I hope you're still the The Samples will perform at the and '80s. George practices of hanging out in super- same/ I hope that nothing's Chestnut Cabaret Sept. 29. Night markets, scoffing as many beef Hardie's famous up changed with you." STUDENTS DEPOSIT VIF/RESUMES: Sept. 28-30, 1993 and cheese "samples" as humanly The Record Art 1969 exploding (Continued from page 23) consumable. The band was also for shotgun. FINAL LISTS POSTED: Oct. 12-14, 1993 one of the featured performers in Collection, featur- zepplin cover Sonic Youth and Cypress Hill this summer's H.O.R.D.E. tour, ing lithographs of Led Zepplin will make one of the best combinations COMPANIES which included such acts as The ON CAMPUS: Oct 25-29, 1993 on this disc. Unmistakably, this Allman Brothers, Big Head Todd 18 classic album also be shown. is a Cypress Hill song, with the and the Monsters and Blues Tra- covers, will be dis- DJ Bubba John title alone: "I Love You Mary veler. The band referred to is none DATE COMPANY MAJOR Jane." Hill takes control, and it other than the Samples. played at The Stevens will open has the same stoned, groovy The Samples have compiled a Shops at Liberty the event Oct. 1 feeling that is the standard of its Oct. 25 great new album, The Last Drag, music. and have stuck with the small, Place, 16th and with a live broad- Mudhoney and Sir Mix-A-Lot independent label (W.A.R. Liberty . . Chestnut streets in cast from . what is this world coming to? Records) that brought the band This should sound horrible, but such success on its previous Philadelphia. Clas- Place at 12 p.m. luckily Mark Arm leads his crew album, Room. No The four-man, sic rock station Visitors will be through a recipe that works. Boulder, Colo.-based band only Mudhoney takes over the music recorded their first album four WMMR is hosting able to purchase itself, allowing the "brilliant" Sir years ago on a major label. the exhibit Sept. the artworks or Mix to put his intelligent lyrics 30 through Oct. 17. enter a WMMR con- over music that just screams for The SdHHitos hmm a good artist. "Freak Momma" Covers from Bob test in which four probably would not sound quite always bcNm a Dylan's Self Por- winners will right coming out of Arm's mouth, but does sound right coming out band liiat aiqpliMi trait, the Who's receive framed and of Mix's mouth. Go figure. Tommy and Emer- mounted litho- Dinosaur Jr. And Del the Funky lo do tlieir own Homosapien leave a feeling of son, Lake and graphs from the definite uncertainty. Granted, fhirig. J. Palmer's Brain set. Mascis is no less than a musical genius, but what to do with Del? This is a great Dinosaur Jr. song But the "recommendations," that should have allowed Mascis often put bluntly in the faces of total command. Still, Mascis is the band by corporate big wigs, distinguishable behind Del, and soon drove the Samples away the song turns out great, possibly from the mainstream approach. the best on the disc. It is not the W.A.R. Records, instead, gave the same caliber of speed and hard- band complete freedom to do as ness as Biohazard and Onyx, but it saw fit. This, along with the holds its own on a different level. label's grass-roots advertising PHOTO COURTESY OF WAR. RECORDS ' Therapy? and Fatal make a strategy, soon brought the band combination that is really eerie Ttie Samples will perform Sept. the success the Samples probably 29 at ttie Chestnut Cabaret. and leaves an uncertain taste with would have had either way. At the listener. It sounds like a least this way the band can be combination between Kiss and satisfied with the music as well Gruntruck, but still works really as the royalty check. The Last well. Anyone who knows of Ther- Drag is no exception. apy? knows the direction in which The new album brings out the the song is headed. Samples of before. Their combin- It is hard to say how this movie ing of acoustic guitar, heavily will do at the box office, but that reverbed electric guitar, bass and is really no concern of this disc. keyboards/piano brings a light, It works on the merit of newly yet heavily melodic approach to covered ground alone, and does an their "fresh outdoors" and often admirable job of that. reggae-influenced sound. Fre- COMPACT DISC SUPPUED lY: quently on this CD the lead vocals, which are shared by each member 21st Century Sound of the band, are quite reminiscent of a subtle Sting. 846 Lancaster Avenu' For avid listeners of previous *'^^" *®' **^* ^*^'* ^^^^ BrynMawr,PA 525-7173 Samples' works, The Last Drag In'Ss MhlhTf"^^ * ^^'"y ^" ^ . f n- •• \\ Page 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 Sepfmbf 24, 1993 • THE VILLAWOVAN • P«g> 29 Thomas, field hockey end slide against Friars Pearson shows Views from tlie clieap seats with win." goal on a penalty stroke with 12:31 if By ALEX SCOFIELD contest, Providence goalie Gina The win salvaged a weekend came up a tied the at to Boston College remaining. This game By JONATHAN PASSMAN ball! stop him, Sports Editor Martiniello became aware that that the Wildcats began with a The Cats' loss promise in choke on the Children are you can only hope to apiece, and Pine scored a debut Reporter heartbreaking loss two Staff starving contain him. \ the game had started. It was too demoralizing loss to Boston Col- followed their every day across our sudden-death goal for Penn soon There is no underestimating late; Villanova had already blasted lege. The Eagles, who in years at UPenn's historic Franklin great country, and you are whin- ... I can live with three divisions it into the overtime period. I not how badly the Villanova stickwo- two goals past the bewildered PC past have been no competition for Field. This game looked like do know what it is, but ing because you have to drive a in Major League Baseball. I can By ALEX SCOFIELD sive turnaround. His run for a I . '92 2-0 3- belonged to 'Nova, who scored keep having these thoughts . Ferarri instead of a '94? Let even swallow expanded playoffs. men needed their victory over netminder. By the time that 4:59 'Nova, shocked the Cats with a Sports 'Nova will resume Big East play Editor two-point conversion seemed Providence. Going into the game had elapsed, seniors Bree Haw- victory at Villanova Stadium on twice on corner hits in the first ... So Emmitt Smith and the me tell you, Emmitt: My heart But if they go to interleague play, travelling to the Uni- crucial at the time, but half. goals came from Ver- tomorrow, proved Cowboys FINALLY reached an bleeds for you. If you were a I will get in one of on Sept. 19, the Cats had fallen thorne and Jennifer Hurt had Sept. 28. Leading 1-0 at halftime, Both Erik Pearson's man, my homicidal versity of Connecticut. A win debut as merely to be the first link in agreement. to 1-5, and h^d dropped their first scored to put the Cats up 2-0. BC scored two more goals in the zera, who drove home the Heck, even the PLO you would take that extra money zones. The great thing about the Villanova *s starting there gives the Cats a winning quarter- a domino effect of Villanova( and Israel Big East game of the season This proved to be all the scoring second half, and 'Nova only coun- Hawthorne-Marianne Connelly shook hands. But the and donate it to charity. But you World Series is that teams do not in the Big East, putting back may not have been the offensive fury. against Boston College the that Villanova tered with eight feeds. record NFL is the real world. Wolfman are not a man, Emjnitt; you are play each other, except for the day needed, as the total shots. material that legends them in favorable position to are made After 'Nova's running and sees in before. goalie at the other of the field "We were very flat," said Ger- his crystal ball that the a spoiled brat. And not just World Series. That is why the end of, but the Big East Tournament. one would be hard- kicking had put the game out Even more frustrating was the was at the top of her game. Junior zabek. "We looked like we didn't The tables turned in the second make greediness of NFL players will Emmitt, anybody who thinks of Stanley Cup, Super Bowl, and pressed to find anybody who of Fordham 's Pine The stickwomen return to the reach, Pearson create the downfall of the more greed before the NBA . . half, Quaker Amy team. fact that three of 'Nova's losses Chrissy Thomas denied every want to play . They wanted it however. Including Championships are all play St. was disappointed in the red- added an impressive offensive more. drove the proverbial stake into Main Line when they at insurance prestigious franchises in pro Joe Billy Bob. boring. had come in overtime, the most threat that the Friars They were in the same snirt on Sept. 29. freshman's inaugural TD when he connected with Joseph's football. For next . slump [1-4 Villanova, scoring Penn's second year witness the ... Uhhh, didn't you used to be . . Uhhh, didn't you used to be recent one coming at the hands posed for the remainder of the record] as us, and they performance. When all was Pat Friend in the left corner of Pennsylvania earlier in the game. In the second half especial- of arrival the salary cap which only the San Francisco Giants? the Phillies Bullpen? said and done, Pearson had the end zone. week. The win over Big East ly. Providence may as well have five teams are currently under. ... Student Government Pres- completed 11 of 22 passes for "It was the been shooting highlight of the With the cap in place, the follow- ident Pat Kennedy has been cam- power Providence raised the Cats' at a brick wall. No 163 yards and a touchdown. game for me personally," said ing Let me tell you, Emmitt: conference record to H and gave matter how many corner hits, and hypothetical situation will paigning lately for improved athlet- More importantly, he came Pearson on the 21-yard them hope for their upcoming no matter how many perfectly- Men prepare for next meet touch- probably occur: Joe Billy Bob, the heart ic facilities for intramurals and through for his team in crucial down pass. "But the My bleeds for you. road games. placed shots PC could muster up, main new running back sensation will the like, stating in a recent SGA times to spur the Cats' come- thing By MARK SPOONAUER IC4's, which will be a 10,000- commented Stern. is that we won." say, "Hey, if Emmitt Smith "This is by far the biggest win Thomas was somehow in front of makes If you were a man, you Review that our current facilities 'Nova's biggest competitors at back in the second half. Head Coach Andy of the season," said tri-captain every one. Staff Reporter meter course," said Hartman. Talley four million, and Thurman Tho- are inadequate. Let's do something are expected to be Geor- "It just seemed like things opted for a conservative Staci Verzera. "With this win "Our goalie woke up," said The Cats anticipate sizable the meet game- mas makes four million, then I would take that extra about it now. Given Villanova's William and Mary, started going our way, but we plan for the rookie under our belts, we definitely Head Coach Jackie Gerzabek. Coming off a victory at the competition from several teams getown and QB. want five ipillion dollars, or I lack of space to build a new facility in district couldn't get it in [the end zone] "I didn't have a good chance to get in the "Chrissy finally started playing Fordham Invitational and a vigor- this weekend. who are the same as want to put Eric in won't play!" So his team, the San money and donate it to (tear down Falvey?), and Radnor during the first half," ous week of practice, Villanova. The Cats are especially said a pressurized situation I Big East tournament ... It was a ... We just have to play more the Villanova "We have 10 guys on the team, when Antonio Morons, will pay him five Township's general distaste of University eager to run against the Hoyas, Pearson after the game. "The thought charity. great confidence builder." offense. We're still playing a little men's cross country and all of them are finishing close our defense could million, but then they will not be construction and improvements second half, team is riding is a Big East Rival which is followed we knew we had control the other Roughly five minutes into this bit too defensively." high and prepared together, and eight or nine men team," said able to sign Jethro Farr, their all- to our splendid University, I to come out fired \ to win its the very closely the team. up." Talley. "I didn't second meet at are finishing very close together," by think their pro quarterback who comes up for ... Ok, the noise at Villanova wonder just what can we do. I Although Pearson's numbers George Mason Invitational this said Hartman. "We have much "Georgetown is a fairly young defense could really hurt our free agency the following year. Stadium was better last often hear, usually in the process ' weekend, irv actually weekend. dropped somewhat in team ... The meet will take place greater depth than in past seasons and talented team with a great so why put him under And C.L. Ipping, the star defensive given the rain and all. I even heard of eavesdropping, complaints of a the second half (four of 12 at Morven Park in Leesburg, VA. where the five scorers were prim- coach," said Hartman. "Their that kind of duress?" end is going to want his share. a few spontaneous "Let's Go lack of an adequately sized student passes completed for 65 yards), "We have never been to Morven arily depended upon." results from their first meet were This strategy seemed to But, nooooooooooo. Billy Bob had 'Nova" chants. And the stands did weight room and the limited Athlete of he and his teammates the Week Park, which is an equestrian not that impressive, but they held began to work well, to complain, as Pearson made so Jethro will end up fook pretty with all those number of basketball courts. Not capitalize on the many oppor- course of many rolling hills," said back two of their star runners. very few mistakes. With the signing with the Memphis Firms umbrellas. to mention the fact that we have is one change tunities offered Head Coach Marty Stern. There Our is really looking forward by the benev- exception of and C.L. will Chris Adler team one play, he take his services to . . . Today's fun fact: Did you an ice hockey team, yet no rink olent Fordham defense. Down The men will be running 8,000 to the meet." seemed poised and confident at the Reno Showgirls, and the know Fordham University, beaten within 15 minutes of the school. from last meet and that 5-0 This week the Villanovan and the Wildcat Club meters on this unfamiliar course, midway through the third the helm of the Wildcat gridir- Morons will go from 13-3 contend- national rank has 25-5 last week by Villanova, is the So what can be done? Send your 'Nova's quarter, it was recognize senior outside linebacker Chris Adler for which is equivalent to five miles. Pearson's sneak on squad. Pearson's one major ers to 2-14 pretenders. The moral proud ideas for is that Louie Quintana is in the alma mater of (drum roll improvements, and dropped from No. 3 to No. 4 that ignited Villanova's explo- his tremendous performance against Fordham. The The Cats have been practicing on (Continued on page 30) of the story: If you make over a please) Captain where they can be placed, past week, which may be attrib- Kangaroo? I think to The defenseman tallied seven tackles, five of which were campus and at nearby parks that back and ready to go. million dollars playing a game, he played outside linebacker Wolfman, c/o the Villanovan, uted to their idle status. Iowa last Adler's 31 have many hills. unassisted. Even more impressive were shut your mouth and take the week, but it was tough to tell in 201 Dougherty. The most imagin- State has moved into its position yard fumble recovery and his 17-yard interception "We are always working on We're going full strength field. And if you want to hold out all that rain. ative answers will and Arkansas and Providence are be placed in a played role in holding the Rams rolling hills," said junior Dave for that million, return. He a key extra I hope you . . future Wild start . Vinny Testaverde: You can not column. into currently ranked No. 1 and No. 2, for polo to only 188 total yards on the day. Hartman. it respectively. Although the Cats Hartman added that the men Head Coach Martf stem may not regain their ranking until By JAY have been working hard since LAWRENCE but our execution needs work, and they meet one of these teams later Staff Reporter they have been back to school and Hartman added that the that is much easier to fix than a Syracuse University on in the season, they are more that their first race has given the runners are so close that the five lack of effort. When we get these Division concerned with winning now and You have probably been won- oflnternational Programs Abroad \ team a lot of confidence. scorers are not quite definite from execution problems fixed, we will 119 Euclid staying injury-free. dering what has been going on Avenue This Invitational serves as a meet to meet. surprise some teams," said Syracuse, t with your water polo team this New York 13244-4170 warm up for the men who will "The Ivitational has the mak- "There is one change from last Sharadin. 1-800-235-3472 , *::; season. So far, the season has been return to Morven Park to compete ings of a national meet with meet and that is that Louie Quin- "Monday's practice was a great wild. for the IC4A Championships on runners from Georgetown, Willi- tana is back and ready to go," said step in the right direction," added The Cats opened the season at Nov. 13. am and Mary, Viginia, Florida, Stern. "We're going full strength Sharadin. "They came to practice SYRACUSE ABROAD the Washington and Lee Fall "We want to get a feel for the George Mason and other schools," into it." eager to work on what they needed Vi Classic Invitational Tournament Something to write home about! course and look at the extra 2,000 to. This team will not roll over. as a tuneup for conference play. meters we will have to run for the RETAIL I can't wait for this weekend." The Cats went 2-2 with wins • Programs in Africa, Ausu-alia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Tonight, the Cats will host the England, over Johns Hopkins and Queens Wildcat Invitational. Their first France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Poland, and Spain College, while losing to Richmond game is at 6 p.m. for the J.V., and • Prior foreign language not always necessary and host Washington and Lee. ^& at 7:30 p.m. the Varsity plays • credit The weekend saw many strong SU Queens College in a rematch of the individual performances and a • Field Uips/lraveling seminars season opener. The Cats will ATTENTION blistering • offense. Internships continue to rely on strong goal- "It's the best driving offense tending from O'Keefe and solid • Study for a semester, a year, or a summer ever at Villanova," said Coach offense from Floerchinger, Pearce, • Home or limited apartment placemenis GRADUATING SENIORS Dan Sharadin. Engstrom, Driscoll and the pack |i However, inability to put the of twelve freshmen that will Are you having a difficult time finding ball in the net on crucial extra- a career someday be the best team Villan- man opportunities proved to be ova has ever produced. after graduation? fatal in the two losses. The Cats got strong play over the weekend from seniors Jim WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FEW Floerchinger (16 points), John Driscoll (eight), Brian Pearce (six) GET AHEAD AS A and John O'Keefe, who had 28 GOOD PEOPLE TO JOIN THE NO. 1 saves in goal. 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Lewis sees both Staff Reporter the doubles competi- of those matches as being difficult. Anchoring By TODD LESKANIC The Huskies, who are 2-1 (2-0), Colon touchdown strike to Kenny if dynamic duo of Finally, 'Nova heads down south tion was the Assistant Sports Editor stand in first place in the New Squires, giving the Black Bears a Five weeks into the Tina Fiore, to sunny Miami for the Big East season and Isabella Perrault and England Division. They will travel much needed victory. three weeks until the cataclysmic third in doubles. Tournament for their most diffi- who finished A Delaware 32, Rhode Island to Yale next weekend. J.M.U. is Maine's defense was led by Big East Tournament, of Chris cult challenge. the wom- The freshman tag team 11 1-2 (0-2) and will host Jacksonville sophomore Ross Fichthorn, who en's tennis team has hit its stride. O'Shea also had "We've really been playing our Grasso and Erin Running back Daryl Brown ran State. recorded 17 tackles. His outstand- Coming off three straight winning hardest," said Geiser. "I think victo- a successful weekend, for 83 yards on 19 carries and New Hampshire 31, Rich- ing performance helped the Bears ries, the Cats headed to Maryland fourth place in the B doubles. we're more ready this week, and quarterback Dale Fry threw for mond 20 crush the Minutemen 's offense, for the weekend to play in the Part of 'Nova's great success is we feel very prepared for the 173 yards to lead the Blue Hens Avrom Smith ran for 111 yards which was ranked third in the Mount St. upcoming tournament." Mary's Tournament. its depth, and most importantly to the road victory. With the win, and a score to aid U.N.H. in its conference. Eleven schools in the tourney, unity. The Cats are very team Delaware moves to 3-0, (2-0 in the 11-point drubbing of visiting Maine ups its record to 2-1 (1- and with a powerful display of tightly knit, and that togetherness conference) and finds itself atop Richmond. The Wildcat defense 1) and will travel to New Hamp- baseline winners and prowess at is carried on to the court with the Mid-Atlantic Division. By sacked Richmond quarterback shire. UMass falls to 1-1 (0-1) and the net, Villanova captured an them every match and practice. game's end, the Hens had compiled Greg Lilly six times and held the goes to Boston tomorrow. impressive second place overall. The hard work ethic, as well as Pearson 455 total yards whil^ holding the Spider backs to just 49 yards, Boise St. 27, Northeastern 13 "I think we played up to full singles players being six quality Rams to just 299. The 32 points their lowest total of the season. Despite the 13 point loss. North- potential last weekend," said deep, has lead to a determined and marked the 28th consecutive time The win marks the fourth time eastern quarterback Clarzell Pearl Head Coach Sally Lewis. "I'm well-balanced team. shines that Delaware has scored more in the last five meetings that New continued his hot streak. After very pleased with our With a great showing at Mount than 20 points in a game. Hampshire has defeated burning Villanova last week. performance." St. Mary's behind them, the Cats The Delaware defense inter- Richmond. (Continued from page 29) Pearl went 18 of 31 for 345 yards Highlighting the courts for are now undertaking a new chal- cepted U.R.I, quarterback Chris New Hampshire raises its and two touchdowns, while also 'Nova was Carolyn mistake came in the second Daley at No. lenge — the Eastern Regionals. Hixson two times, both setting up record to 1-2 (1-1) and will host chipping in 60 yards on the 1 singles, who grabbed a second "I expect it to be better than the quarter when he allowed sev- scores. One was by freshman Maine this weekend. Richmond ground. place eral blitzing Fordham linemen overall finish, and Kelly last tournament," said Lewis. Kenny Bailey, who rambled 42 falls to 2-1 (M) and will host The Northeastern defense was Barnes at No. 2 singles, to knock him back for a 5-yard FILE PHOTO who took "We hope to be somewhere in the yards and set up a two-yard Villanova. led by senior safety Mark Salis- Yankee Conference rival University third place. Tiffany Geiser at No. middle." loss. Consistency, however, of Massachusetts lost to Maine scoring run by Pat Williams. Scott Boston University 44, Holy bury, last week, 17-13. who recorded eight tackles, 3 singles and Kerry Dillon was the word of the day from at No. The matches will take place at Acker grabbed the other, which Cross 18 an interception and a blocked field 4 singles also faired very well in Princeton, NJ. Other Ivy League that point on, and Pearson was later led to a Steve Leo field goal. B.U. quarterback Robery Dough- goal. advancing to the quarterfinals of schools are also competing, as well not intercepted. The Rams drop to 1-2 (0-1) and erty threw for 305 yards and the B singles. as some northeast squads. The "We had our gameplan this will host Northeastern next week. running back Zack Burell added Tulane 10, William and Mary "It was our first tournament, season has been promising, but week and [the Rams] did ever- Delaware stays home to play West another 179 yards on the ground so we felt very nervous," said Villanova still has a tough road ything we expected them to Men tie G'town Chester. to help the visiting Terriers The story of this game was PHOTO Dillon. "Once we got out there and ahead of them. After the Easterns, do," said Pearson. "It was just Connecticut 45, James Mad- trounce Holy Cross. The win puts defense. . BY ABBY THOMAS The William and Mary Xu * . (Continued from page captured into our groove, we were fine." the still to a matter of us executing." 32) "Any points ison 34 Boston at 2-0 second place in the recent Mount St. Mary's Cats have take on the you can collect on (1-0) and marks the attack was led by defensive tackle Tourarmen But singles The Hoyas drew first blood to go was not the only challenges of St. John's and the Nothing will come quite so the road are good in the Big East," Offensive Player of the Week first time since 1984 that they Craig Staub, who had nine solo easily up 1-0 when.Nevins converted on said Wilbur Gilliard for Pearson or his team- Aimetti. "We could've won — crossed the goal have won their first two. The 706 tackles, including one for a loss. a direct kick with nine minutes hit line five times to mates when they travel to we the post twice — but it was lead the Huskies yards amassed by the Terriers is The shutout marked the first to go in the first half to tie the Richmond tomorrow. The Spid- good to get out of there with the over visiting J.M.U. Gilliard, the second highest total in school time in 12 years that the Tribe game. Georgetown answered with ers, a Yankee Conference pow- tie." whose five touchdowns are the history. has been shut out. The Tribe also a goal of its own to go up 2-1 at most er, will be a much tougher The combination of teamwork ever by a Duke opponent,' Maine 17, Massachusetts 13 surrendered its first sack of the the half. obstacle for the Cats than and great defense by Villanova scored from 17, 5, 3, 20 and 10 Early in the fourth quarter, season, breaking its streak of nine Relentless in their attack, the Fordham was. Talley is going diffused the Hoya scoring yards out en route to 88 total with the score tied at 10, the Black consecutive quarters without Wildcats were able to even the to look for Pearson to convert machine.. It is obvious that the yards. The 11-point loss was Bear defense held the Minutemen giving up a sack. score at 2-2 in just eight minutes into team is finally Madison's largest margin field more third-down situations. \- playing in sync and James to a goal. The Maine offense The Tribe stands at 1-1 (1-2) and the second half as Roy tallied his Pearson appears to be ready for the players are working together. of defeat by a I-AA opponent in then proceeded to mount a drive stays home to face academic the challenge. "[Aleko] Zeppos had some great three years. that culminated in an Emilio power Harvard. saves in "It definitely bolstered [my Any points you can goal, and [Mike] Paskey confidence]," said a satisfied and Uon] Correll played good off Pearson on his collegiate pre- collect on the road are the bench," said Whitely. miere. "I think [the win] is "The team is starting to blend together. something I needed and some- good in the Big East. 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Unfortunately, Provi- resiliency Specials and defense will be are Saturday, 1 p.m. at University of Richmond Stadium Chamberlain and his Cats would dence was that winner. Nightclub Radio: WXVU, 89.1 FM, WCZN 1590 AM The severely tested. & Sports Bar have liked, as 'Nova dropped both Last Year: Villanova 36, Richmond 33 crucial games. FREE TONIGHT The game against Boston Col- DELIVERY OUTLOOK: After getting back on track against lege on Saturday started out well JOHNNY Fordham last week, the Cats now face a more difficult $10 minimum O for the Wildcats, ^enior forward challenge in the Richmond Spiders. & THE CLASSIC Rachel Moreau opened the scoring Freshman Erik Pearson had a solid performance at 4:50 in the first half when she DOGS OF LOVE last Saturday in his debut as 'Nova's QB. The Spider knocked home a pass from junior Hours: Sun. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. defense will be looking to exploit Pearson's inexpe- Sar|ih Levandusky to give the • rience, as Richmond wants to compensate for last t 1 SATURDAY Cats a 1-0 lead. The goal was Mon.-Thurs. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. week's 31-20 loss to New Hampshire. Moreau's second of the season. RHYTHM & The Cats should be able to move the ball fairly Fri. From that point forward, how- 7a.m.-10p.m. well against the inconsistent Richmond defense, as BLUEFISH ever, the game belonged to Boston tailbacks Kevin Mosley and Eric Hunt are both Sat. 688-8 171 College, and in particular its 8a.m.-10p.m. coming off strong performances against Fordham. goalie Tricia Cook. The BC goal- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29 Look for 'Nova's ground game to be emphasized, keeper registered an astounding Introducing although Pearson will have the green light to throw 243 Conestoga Road (at Bloomingdale ... 18 saves as the Eagles scored once Ave.) • Wayne, PA 1 9087 for third down conversions. in the first ha|^ and twice in the UNDERGROUND Villanova's primary concern will be stopping the second, handing the Wildcats Richmond offensive assault. The Spiders have great CARTOONS their third defeat of the season. off talent and experience on offense featuring tailback $2.00 2- The 31 loss left 'Nova ) I $2.00 off with a Uly Scott, quarterback Greg Lilly and receiver Rod THURSDAY, 3 record. SEPT. 30 Boothes. Scott scored 13 touchdowns last year, purchase of The Cats did not have much $10 or more purchase of averaging 4.4 yards per carry. Lilly is also coming $1 or more ELASTIC time to grieve their loss to the off a strong '92 season in which he completed 162 WASTE Eagles as Providence College for delivery only BAND of 275 passes for 2,704 yards and 19 touchdowns. for delivery only payed a visit to the Main Line the Cannot Despite looking substantially improved last week, be combined with any other offer. Cannot be combined next day. In a game in which goals with any other offer. FRIDAY, the Wildcat defense is going to have difficulty OCT. 1 were scarce and the defense suf- stopping the versatile attack of the Spiders. focating, 'Nova and Friars com- Villanova's line, linebackers and secondary will all NERDS bined for only one goal in the first off have to be at the top of their game if they are to $3.00 half. $3.00 off Much to the chagrin of the keep Richmond's scoring tally within range. Oct. 8. 16 & 28: Cats, that lone goal came from the Expect a high-scoring game for both teams. STRANGE AS ANGELS foot of Providence defender Amy purchase of $1 5 or more purchase of Pearson will be able to avoid getting trapped in the $1 5 or more Oct. 9. 21: Heseltine. Spiders' defensive web, but Rfchmond's passing game LOVE SEED MAMA JUMP Determined to battle back, the for delivery gives it an edge. only for delivery Cats tied the score at 18:00 into only PREDICTION: Richmond 38, Villanova 24 Cannot be combined with any other offer. 626 W. Lancoiter Ave.. Wayne, PA the second half on a goal Cannot be combined by junior PHOTO BY JILLIAN Dl BERARDINO with anv other offer. (215) 688-2900 forward Katie Cowan. It was Sarah Levandusky assisted on both of 'Nova's goals last weekend. Cowan's first goal of the season - . ^ f Page 32 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 24, 1993 \ SPORTS Pearson leads 'Nova past Fordham By JUSTIN KESTNER off a pass and returned it to it quacked in the air. 'Nova drove Pearson's inexperience. Pearson had to throw downfield Sporh Editor midfield. The offense then mount- 29 yards to set 27-yard field up a Against Fordham, 'Nova stuck for a first down. But against |»- ,-,•, ed its first scoring drive of the day goal by Bill Hoffmann. with a watered-down offensive Richmond, both Talley and Pear- Youth will be served. This expres- that culminated with Pearson Leading 18-5 late in the fourth attack that featured several draws son know the Cats must be able sion could be used to describe the taking it in from the one, giving quarter, 'Nova turned yet another on third downs and other passing to throw the ball to win. If they performance of redshirt freshman the Cats a 6-5 lead. Pearson then Ram mistake into points. After situations. Talley thus succeeded cannot, it could be a long day for Erik Pearson, who quarterbacked made good on a two-point conver- Tim Davis' interception and con- in limiting the number of times 'Nova. the Wildcats (1-1) to a 25-5 come- sion, as he rolled right and raced secutive first-down gains by tail- i back win over Fordham (0-2) on through three Ram defenders for back Kevin Mosley, Pearson lofted Sept. 18. the score. a perfect 21 -yard scoring strike to Making his first start in place Two plays later, it was Adler's receiver Pat Friend (four catches, of the injured Brad Parpan, Pear- turn to shine. The senior stripped 75 yards). son ran for one score and threw a Fordham runner and returned But despite its dominance in the for another as the Cats awoke the ball 32 yards to the three, second half, 'Nova played careless from a first-half slumber to score setting up Eric Hunt's two-yard football throughout the first 32 all of their points after halftime. touchdown sweep off the left side. minutes. Penalties (11 for 105 Demonstrating good ix)ise, Pear- yards) and missed opportunities son read the defense well and plagued the Cats, who were lucky seldom threw into tight I coverage. don't think we can go to be trailing only 3-0 at halftime. He completed 11 of 22 passes for For the game, the Cats had two 163 yards and, into the Richmond game more importantly, touchdowns called back and failed was not intercepted. on two field goal attempts, one of Equally impressive and maice the same was the which fell just short after 'Nova 'Nova defense, which held the mistalces we made was called for delay of game. Rams to a meager 188 yards of Talley knows mistakes like these total offense. The Cats forced four today. must be avoided if the Cats are turnovers that led to 22 'Nova Heai Coach Aiufy TaKejf to succeed against more talented points. defense The also forced and experienced Yankee Confer- ineffective Fordham starting QB ence opponents. John Pohlman to take an- early "[Adler] is a guy who has played "There's still some great trep- "I exit; replacement Joe Moorhead *a long time here," sciid Head idation on my part," said Talley. fared no better, as the pair com- Coach Andy Talley. "And he's "I don't think we can go into the bined for just 8-of-24 passing and always been a hard-nosed guy. Richmond game and make the 4^ 95 yards. I But never really saw him as a same mistakes we made today. If Safety Barry Alvis and line- big-play player. And this was we did, we'd be down 21-0." backer Chris Adler led the defen- great." The Cats will travel to Rich- sive charge. Alvis contributed 10 After going more than six quar- mond, Va. to take on the Spiders tackles and an interception .lers to the without a touchdown, the tomorrow at 1 p.m. Richmond (2- defensive effort, while Cats Adler made found the end zone twice in 1) should give 'Nova its stiffest seven stops and forced two just over two minutes. But the competition yet this season. The turnovers. scoring spree was not over yet. Spiders are coming off a tough loss 'Nova trailed 5-0 early Following in the a shanked Fordham at New Hampshire and will be third quarter when Alvis punt that rolled picked almost as far as looking to take advantage of ( : \ Soccer enters Big East play PHOTO BY TANYA SHUMAN By Receiver Straughn ERIC WARREN another assist by Nevins. The goal two more goals to its score. Lumpkin demonstrates his soft hands with this Staff Reporter put the Cats up 4-1, at which point "Georgetown was a great game. one-handed grab. Head Coach Larry Sullivan It was hot down there, and every- After a slow start to their removed the entire starting line one was up for it," said Whitely season, the Villanova men's soccer to give them a rest for the George- on the Cats Big East opener. I: team is timely gearing up momen- town game and to allow some of With limited success in their Cats top La tum as the Wildcats enter staunch the younger players to log some opening games of the season, the Salle and sturdy Big East play. The playing time. It was within the Wildcats knew they had to come Cats notched a win at LaSalle in remaining five minutes of the out strong against Georgetown. By JOE PATTERSON was able to complete nearly 46 wet and rainy conditions Sept. 17 game during which LaSalle added (Continued on page 31) Staff Reporter percent of their kill attempts, and tied bitter Big East rival whereas LaSalle completed Georgetown 2-2 in overtime a Sept. In its only match this past meager six percent of its attempts. 19, leaving their record at 2-4-1 week, the Villanova women's LaSalle overall. committed nearly double volleyball team thoroughly dom- the number of errors. "We started off a little sluggish inated a LaSalle team that entered As a team, Villanova has become against LaSalle, but picked it up the match 3-1 with a record. focused and eagerly anticipates in the second half,'' said senior co- Villanova evened its record at 3- the captain Scott Aimetti. remaining games on the 3. schedule. With time running out in the With the win, after momentar- "I think t first half, senior Tim Gannon we're really coming ily struggling in the first game, together and learning to nailed home 'Nova's first goal of gel as a the Wildcats prevailed 15-4, 15-6, team. There's a lot the contest off a direct kick. of potential and 15-1. It marked the first time and a lot of individual Seniors Chris Naylor and Scott talent," said all season that the team scored a ;1; Dougherty freshman Debbi Picco. played excellent- on 3-0 shutout. "Everyone .is defense, limiting the Explorers spirited ... We to Instrumental in the team's I!- have a good chance to all only four shots on goal in the first go the success was first-year player way," half. added Foster. Karen Foster. The freshman led Picco agreed that the Cats will il; the team in both kills (13) and The team Is starting to digs win their share of matches and (eight), and tied for the team lead added, "Hopefully, since the [Big « . in block assists. Foster, who had blend together. We were East] Tournament is at Villanova, the flu for the past couple of we'll be big contenders." balanced well both matches, attributed her success to Both Foster and Picco point to the fact that she was "glad to be the competitive nature of the team offensively and back on the court and feeling as instrumental to future success. well." defenshrely against Foster and Picco, who as fresh- Other key performers were men were forced to make the f sophomore Cari Clawson, Georgetown. and transition from high school to juniors Mara Austrins and Co-captam Scott Aimetti Amy college play, point to the increased Burke. Clawson led the team in competition and level of talent as assists, as she has every match "The game wasn't as close as the greatest adjustment. this season. But she also came the final score might seem," said "I've never played with a whole through with a game-high three senior Sean Whitely on the Wild- team where everyone can do service aces. Austrins and Burke cat's 4-3 win. almost every part of the game of both added seven kills. Austrins Senior Joe Roy opened up the volleyball, and I learned that you also contributed five digs while game in the second half by scoring can never stop learning new Burke totaled a team-high three things," said Picco. two unanswered goals. Aimetti blocks. and sophomore Doug Nevins This weekehd, Villanova travels Villanova doubled LaSalle's recorded the assists. One minute to Baltimore for the Loyola College kills during the match and had and twelve seconds after Roy's Tournament. The tournament nme service aces compared second goal, the Wildcats scored to will allow the team another „ LaSalle's one. photo by allison mave The domination, chance again as senior Keith Taylor fired ^. ^ however, was to fine tune their skills The Cats got back on track last weekend, notching a directly related to a shot into the back of the net off win and a tie • before they head into the heart of 'Nova's consistent play. The team their Big East schedule. /; u.