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tion of preparing its students to be lead­ Stephen A. Ferry tunities for faculty research and travel. 3. Increasing the diversity of lhe stu­ ers, lobe ac­ Editor-in-Chief Increas­ dent and faculty population. Although tive, cre­ ing fac­ the University started it's dnve to more Wilh background music courtesy of ative, critical ulty re­ widely diversify the campus, Schlegel lhe Welcome Week Dance in Harney and ethically search would like to see USF better reflect thc Plaza blanng through hisoffice windows. responsible undoubt­ rapidly changing ethnic make-up of the Rev. John Schlegel, S.J. spoke candidly members of edly lakes City. on his life and his plans for the Universily society time from 4. A reinsertion of USF inio thc city of of San Francisco as its 26th President. Hc across thc teaching San Francisco. USF will once again live feels comfortable around students and centuries sched­ its motto: Pro Urbe et Universitale, (For works to make their lives easier. He did and across s^ ules. His thc City and the Universily). Reflecting not mind the music, in fact he even asked all national/ plans do on the City's needs, the University will occasionally thc name of thc band per­ ethnic bor­ nol in­ take lhe responsibility on thc quality of forming. ders," he clude in­ life here. Schlegel envisions the campus Fr. Schlegel has only been in office for said during creasing becoming a place for political forums and nearly three months, but has already his speech to the size of members of the University community, outlined five specific goals for the Uni­ incoming classes or both faculty members and students, tak­ versity: students. relying on ing an active role in the city through l.To recommit the Universily io the 2. To pro­ teaching public service and internships. Jesuit and Catholic goals of caring, to vide a qual­ assistants, 5. A commitment to multi-culturalism once again be service orientated . ity education but if by capitalizing on San Francisco's focus, "It is our belief at USF that a Jesuit by improv­ needed, which includes international businesses education is value orientated, seeks the ing faculty increas­ and relations with thc Pacific Rim. truth, develops the whole person, and resources, ing the Schlcgel wants to expand international fosters personal integrity," Schlcgel said redesigning size of thc studies. in his Convocation Address. "We like lo the core cur- faculty. "I want USF lo be a model Catholic think we produce graduates who share nculum, "Al­ university," Schlcgel said. this view, graduates who have developed which is though it Fr. Schlcgel comes to the Bay Area at a mature commitment to a set of values currently in may be a time where there is much transition in and have thc necessary self discipline to committee courtesy Uif Pubkc Man expen­ the leadership of local colleges and uni live by those values." proceedings, but scheduled to be released sive, I am dedicated to providing quality "Jesuit education has a 450 year tradi­ in November, and providing more oppor­ education," said Schlegel. Please see Schleeel. oafe 6 Hohle-Duncan Resigns From Residence Life Director Search Office of Student Development Temporarily Called Off

Kimberly Kauer "The position will not be dropped, but Kimberly Kauer who was Acting Residence Life Director News Editor just spread out differently among more of News Editor since former Director, Connie Foley re­ the staff members," Vice Presidentlordan- signed August 24, 1990. Cindy Hohle-Duncan, Assistant Vice Cox said. The position of Director of Residence Foley resigned to take over a similar President of Studeni Development, re­ Before moving to USF, Hohle-Duncan Life is slill open and thc search for a position at Kent State Universily. signed from her post on August 14 in was the Associate Dean of Students at replacement has been temporarily called Travenick left to take a position at St. order to complete her dissertation. Menlo College and Director of Graduate off, according to Dr. Carmen Jordan- Mary's College in Moraga. Hohle-Duncan is completing her Ed.D. Student Affairs at thc Anncnberg School Cox, Vice Presideni of Student Devel­ A Search Committee was set up to find in Organization and Leadership from thc of Communications at the University of opment. a new director, but according to Darnita School of Education here at the Univer­ Southern California. Gary Maslowski is currently serving as sity of San Francisco. Acting Director, replacing Ron Travenick, Please see Residence Ufe, page 6 Hohle-Duncan, who held her position for about three years, would like to return to an administrative position or go into leaching after her Ed.D is completed. Child Care Proposal Considered "I would like to return to a university signed members of the USF community, Kimberly Kauer setting," Hohle-Duncan said. "If not here, enthusiastically and wholeheartedly sup­ News Editor than at another university. I really do like port this undertaking and urge USF to it here, I like thc students." A petition containing more lhan 100 open an on-site child care center...Studies Hohlc-Duncan's position is not being signatures demanding that child care be show lhat employee-parents whose chil­ filled, bul lhe responsibilities she held arc provided al USF is currently silling on thc dren arc in a secure, on-site child care being spread out among different people desk of Father President John P. Schlcgel, center have higher attendance rates, in thc Office of Siudcnt Development. S.J. waiting for a decision from him. productivity, longevity and commitment According lo Dr. Carmen Jordan-Cox, Thc petitions, which were circulated in to lhe work place." Vice President of Student Development, carly June by thc Committee For Child Thc petitions were immediately re­ thc decision to not replace thc position Care, were delivered to Fr. Schlegel's sponded to by Fr. Schlcgel, who sent a was made to provide thc Sludenl Devel­ office, along with a Idler. opment Office with "more direct contact Thc letter states that "wc the under­ Please see Child Care, page 5 with thc students." NEWS

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Federal Report Shows Change in Florida Murders Slowly Settle As Thursday, September 5 Pregnant Teenagers November Trial Nears Foghorn General Interest Meeting Interested in joining the award-winning San Francisco Foghorn, many positions available. Foghom Office GAINSVILLE- The landlord of one of the girls killed ATLANTA- A recently released report from the LL Phelan Hall 4 pm Federal Centers for Disease Control reported that during last year's string of studeni murders paid thc girl's parents approximately S35O.0O0 io settle a lawsuit. Thc increasing numbers of pregnant teenagers under age 15 Daily Mass for University Community parents claim thai the apartment security was lax. The girl, are choosing to have their babies raiher than opt for an Campus Ministry will be sponsoring a daily Mass 18-year-old Chrisia Hoyt, was a siudcnt al Santa Fc Com­ abortion. Thc report showed that in 1988, in the cases of (Monday-Friday) in Xavier Chapel. 5:05 pm girls under 15, there were 1,000 who chose to have their munity College. Meanwhile, on August 30, the prime sus­ pect in the scries of slayings of Gainsvillc college students babies for every 949 who chose to have abortions. This is Grog Nighl was convicted of armed robbery. Danny Harold Rolling the highest ratio since 1973, thc year in which abortion Associated Students Activities and Programs (ASAP) could face up to life imprisonment for thc robbery under was legalized. Thc report showed that there were is holding thc first Grog Nighl of thc year. Must be 21 laws which apply to habitual offenders. Rolling has nol been 1,371,285 abortions in the year 1988 which was up 1 and over, must have USF and one other valid picture formally charged wilh the Gainsville murders: a November percent since 1987. Statistics also showed that women ID. $3.00 Fog & Grog Pub. University Ccnter9:30 pm date has been set to present lhe case to a grand jury who did not graduate from high school were more likely - 1:30 am to give birth instead of having an abortion lhan those who pertaining to Rolling's involvement in thc killings. had completed high school. Friday, September 6 Berkeley Professor Fasts To Gain Last day to add/drop classes without faculty and dean Record-Setting Tailback Quits Publicity For His Cause signatures for undergraduates. Over Academics BERKELEY- UC Berkeley Professor Charles Schwartz Sunday, September 8 OHIO- A sophomore tailback at Ohio State who broke thc began fasting on August 20 as an attempt to persuade thc UC Student Mass freshman rushing record last year has quit thc football team Board of Regents to discuss one of his ideas at iheir next Campus Ministry welcomes everyone to our first ihis year, claiming that the coaching staff disregards aca­ meeting. Thc physics professor has been only drinking Sunday Student Mass ofthe year. St. Ignatius Church demics. Robert Smilh, a microbiology major, said he de­ water while fasting for lhe past few weeks. Schwartz's idea 9 pm cided to attend Ohio State because hc believed "it was the is to have the 26-membcr board which governs the UC best NCAA Division I school for academics and athletics." system be elected instead of being appointed by the gover­ Monday, September 9 Smith said he was told on numerous occasions to miss class nor. "Thc stubbornness and obstinacy of lhe regentsha s led Sacrament of Reconciliation in order to attend practice. Ohio Slate Athletic Director said mc lo (Ihis) form of public action to bring them to light," Campus Ministry is offering confession every Mon­ Schwartz told The Daily Californian. Thc stale constitution after lhe news conference lhal hc thought Smith was now- day in the Lone Mountain Chapel, 4-6 pm says that 18 of thc 26 members must be appointed by the going to try oul for thc track team, but hc refused tocomment Tuesday, September 10 governor with the consent of the Senate. One member is a on thc accusation of the coaches' behavior. Panel Presentation student appointed by the regents, while the final seven arc ex officio members. Any member of thc board can place an by the American Society of Women Accountants for Atheists Don't Have To Swear item on the agenda for the next meeting, but at this point, no students, graduates and faculty. Sponsored by Beta An Oath regent has placed thc proposal on thc agenda. Many of thc Alpha Psi and the Career Services Center. For more regents have responded by saying that it is nol up to them to information contact Career Services at exi. 6216. consider his changes, it is not in thc board's power to make Presentation in University Center 308,6-7:30 pm NEW ORLEANS- The United Stales Court of Appeals thc changes hc is suggesting. Slill, Schwartz says he is just for thc Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, ruled lhat judges asking lhat thc regents discuss his issue. Thc next meeting Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 12-14 canned require atheists to swear an oath which may violate is scheduled for Sept. 19-20 at UC San Francisco. Snow What? iheir beliefs. Judges arc advised to have atheists swear to a College Players' Second Stage presents Snow What in more general statement, such as "of commitment to truth Gill Theatre. Campion Hall and integrity in the jury box and the jury room, and to do Nickle and Dime Area Code everything lhat would make for absolute integrity." The Becomes a Reality Monday, Tuesday September 16-17 case was brought to thc court after Robin Murray-O'Hair •Les Liaisons Dangereuses filed a lawsuit after being jailed by a judge in Travis County EAST BAY- Monday began a new era for the East Bay; College Players' is holding auditions for its Fall pro­ who found her in contempt of court and jailed her when she they became independent from the rest of thc Bay Area. duction. Gill Theatre, Campion Hall 6:30-9:30 pm refused to swear under a religious-based oath. Thc court Alam eda and Contra Costa counties received a new 5 lOarea ruled 2-1 with Chief Judge Charles Clark and Judge Irving code, leaving thc 415 code behind, and forcing callers from Friday, September 20 L. Goldberg voting with the majority. Clark was appointed outside of the East Bay io dial" 1" and "510" before entering University Census Date by Richard Nixon and Goldberg was appointed by Lyndon the seven digit number they arc trying to reach. Pacific Bell Last day to drop a class/ withdraw from the University B. Johnson. Thc opposition vote came from Judge William was faced with a decreasing number of possible telephone for Fall 1991 tuition refund. Course/ sections dropped L. Garwood, who was appointed by Ronald Reagan numbers, so ihey decided lo change lhe East Bay's code in after this date will appear with a neutral "W" on thc order to provide a variety of new possible numbers. Pacific transcript/ Landslide of Criticism From National Bell has vowed that thc rates from before thc code change Office After Backing of Thomas will not alter with thc new code. Pacific Bell is allowing thc Monday, September 23 415 code to slill work until Jan. 26 in order to smooth oul any Have you ever thought about becoming a Catholic? problemscrealcd by thc change. After thai, anyone using the This Monday begins a program for interested indi­ COMPTON- After the national office of the National 415 code trying to reach the East Bay will receive a record­ viduals. For information contact Campus Ministry at Assoc lauon forthe Advancementof Colored Peopledecided ing noting thc change. Thc biggest inconvenience will nol ext. 6582. 7-9 pm not toendorse Clarence Thomas' nomination to the Supreme just be for those who have to rcprogram their equipment, but Court, it's Compton chapter challenged headquarters and to companies who arc forced to change their letterhead, Thursday, September 26 vocally supported President Bush's appointment. "I'm going business cards or anything else which shows their phone Thc University community is invited to a benefit chili to stand up for black people," Roycc Esters, head of thc number with thc 415 code. cook-off, proceeds will be donated to lhe Hamilton Compton chapter, said. Immediately, a representative from Family Center, the City's only 24-hour emergency the national office was sent io warn the Compton branch. shelter for homeless families. Registration deadline The NAACP has chosen not to endorse Thomas because Japanese Take Over British Pubs for contestants is Sept 16. Admission for non-con­ they view him as "no friend of civil rights" and "a nominee testants is S3.00. For more information call ext. 6707. unfit to represent black Americans on thc highest court of LONDON- Thc Japanese fad "karaoke" is sweeping Hamey Plaza 12:30-1:30 pm the land." Compton, a city with a largely black population, British pubs, becoming one of thc most popular forms of is afflicted wilh high levels of gang violence, drugs, and entertainment for lhe conservative English. At Karaoke Sunday, September 29 unemployment and has a per capita income of less than bars, customers sing songs into a microphone which com­ Confirmation classes begin. Contact Campus Minis­ $7,000 a year. "We' ve got a black man about to be appointed bines thc singers voice wilh lhat of the original. Lyrics, try al ext. 6582. 7-8:30 pm to lhe Supreme Court. We voted our conscience and I'm which arc in English, arc also shown on video screens going to slick to it," Esters said. around lhe room to help the singer.

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Over the Hilltop PFM Opens Newly Renovated Commons

.Stephen A. Kerry I .III..i in I hi, I Foghorn Editor-in-Chief Steve Ferry, whom I worked As many returning with occasionally last year when hc was Managing students may have al­ Editor, came to me this summer and said, "nicy sent ready noticed. Profes­ mc to this national tiling for college newspapers in sional Food-Service WASHINGTON D.C. (oooo-ahhh) and one of the Management has un­ PROBLEMS addressed was thc escalating number of veiled the long awaited OLDER STUDENTS and I immediately thought of remodeled University you, Pat." Ccn ter Com mons. Thc former cafeteria style food service has been I shook my head and said, "Cracks like that, replaced with a mod­ and. ..well. ..you know Steve, you 're not to old to spank." ern, neon-splashed food court. But on account of my advanced age (31), and die fact "I like thc set up a lot that Steve is a really neat guy who I would never dream betier,"TnshadeVillc, of hurting, except publicly in prim, I did a total about Sophomore, said. face and said, "So Steve, do I get a column? A regular, 'There is a much bet­ weekly column? Huh, Steve, huh?'Turns out, threats ter variety and most of and begging aside, I get thc column. the food tasics much better." Now I'm PAT VISBAL: wife, mother, student, col­ Known as the Mainstreet Market, PFM offers tradi­ days 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. umnist. Its easy to spot mc on campus; I look just like tional dinner entrees, sandwich deli and the grill, which "The student response was better than expected," Sally Goldie Hawn. Except my hair isn't really blond. And includes hamburgers, baked potatoes, fries.etc. Harris, Director of Dining Services, said. "Thc number one my eyes aren't blue. And my nose is bigger and my busi New areas include oriental food, pizza, Italian pasta, thing I keep hearing is that no one expected il to be as nice is smaller. Bul other than those minor details; the softand hard pack icecream, with toppings bar, Mexican as it is." spitting image! food and grab-n-go salads. The renovation project cost $400,000, which includes Thc Mainstreet Market is open Monday through thc Mainstreet Market, the dining room and the Lone I camc from your model dysfunctional family com­ Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Friday, 7:00 a.m. to Mountain cafe. PFM started construction in early June and plete with alcoholism,divorce, guilt, shame, and denial. 7:00 p.m., Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sun­ die facility reopened Wednesday, August 21. By age 18, after being pcrfcrct (an honcst-lo-God Freudian typo) for most of my life, I was ready to branch off into my own addictions. I camc to USF in 1978 and started smoking (cigarettes that is) and drinking (anything alcoholic), bul even more interesting; I was overeating and having intimate relationships wilh most of lhe toilet bowls on campus. Yes, a trend setter even back then, I was the first one in my neighborhood to have bulimia. I left USF in 1982 mentally depressed, academically disqualified, and physically pregnant.

I'm better now. I have three wonderful children, a marriage that has grown stronger with time, and some­ Pictured abovc(lcft) is thc former dessert bar in thc commons. Now the thing else new... ambition! pizza and pasta area (right) is located in thc same area.

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Undergraduate Business Students Form Association To Make Changes

Kimberly Kauer at the University of San Francisco," Brad There are currently eight officers. Each of "The more students involved the better," News Editor DeSoto, President of UBA, wrote in a letter the officers involved in a different facete of Damberger said. "We are trying to stress to all business sludents. that it is more advantageous to get involved." As a means of providing more communi­ thc University, such as clubs, academics, "It is to get communication going, and a alumni relations, etc. The UBA will not only concentrate on cation between students in the Business way of making problems receive attention," The first goal of the group is to have a communication, but on career development, School and the faculty and administration, Beth Dambcrger, UBA Vice President of representative from each business course in networking and social events. the Undergraduate B usi ness Assoc iation has Internal Relations, said. "Not only is it a way the UBA. The group's first event is a kick-off rally been formed. to get to know other business students, but at According to Damberger, by having a in Parina Lounge to recruit more members. Thc UBA is not a club, but an organiza­ the same lime, instilling unity wilh lhe whole representative in every class, more feedback tion designed to help McLaren under­ school." from the students would be able to reach thc graduates have a voice within the school of According to Dambcrger, the UBA was group and therefore the faculty and admin­ From paee 1 business while meeting other students. started by Gary Williams, Dean of the istrators, ironing out any problems the stu­ "Our goals are to encourage the active McLaren School of Business and Maggie dents might have. Child Care Proposal participationof business students in planning Saunders, Director of the Undergraduate It is estimated that having a reprcsentaiive and executing their education and career Program, as a means of bringing more at­ from each class would add 80 new active memo to Mary Smith, Assistant Dean, goals, promote professional development tention to the undergraduate students. members to the actual "core" group. The McLaren School of Business, and Commit­ and career opportunities, and enhance the One student from each major was nomi­ class representation systems is currently tee member. quality and image ofthe business education nated and formed the core of the UBA. being test marketed. Fr. Schlegel stated in his memo, lhat he "will review what progress has been made to date and consult with the pertinent Univer­ sity administrators for their input. As a matter of record I am in favor of such a program for many of the reasons cited in your letter. However, as you may appreciate, I am not in MOREBANK a position to implement this request imme­ diately. I am, nonetheless, confident it will be addressed in the not too distant future once the space issue has been settled." FORTHE This is the third time a group has tried to get child care started. It has always been stopped by one of two issues; cost and space. The Committee once again decided to give it a a try, because of increased need and the fact that a new president was incoming. "The latest thing lhat happened," Smith said, "which was a very positive thing, was that I went to the Listening Groups which Fr. Schlegel held. Cheryl Clark was there and brought it up and he said, T know that is a priority, it's sitting on my desk, there has been no decision'. Il wasn't a 'no', last time it was just a 'no'. This time I think it is under consideration and I feel that a majority of people feel strongly enough aboul this." Kathy Jo McNamara, Associate Director of Annual Giving and another Committee member got involved when she was work­ ing on her MBA at USF. McNamara went to the University of San Diego, and they have implemented a child ASTUDENT CHECKING AND VISA care program which began in 1990 and has been quite successful. When she was working PACKAGE ONLY AT WELLS FARGO. on her MBA, she saw lhat there was a need for child care, and began working on a plan College is expensive enough as it is. You can also apply for a special to get il at USF. That's why Wells Fargo has designed Student Visa card: Besides Smith and McNamara, the Student ATM Checking" just for you — • First year free membership when you Committee For Child Care includes Cheryl Clarke, Director of Alumni Relations & at only $4.50 per month. Do all your sign up for overdraft protection. Development, USF Law; Julie Congi, banking through the Wells Fargo Express- • All students—even entering freshmen Manager of UC Operations; Diane Marchesi, ATM and you'll get: —are eligible to apply. Coordinator of Faculty Services, School of • Unlimited checkwriting with no Open a checking account or apply for Law; and Marion Roccanova, Assistant to minimum balance and no per-check a credit card now, and we'll toss in a Director, Purchasing. "I have always felt that if you are going to charge. free poster. Sign up for both, and you'll be in education, you should be a leader," • No monthly fees during June, July and get a free T-shirt. Smith said. "And if we are out there saying August until you graduate. Wells Fargo. Banking built for the lhat we arc interested in lhe whole Jesuit student budget. thing of the whole person, well, most of thc • Free access to more than 1600 population has kids at some ume during Promotional giveaways while supplies last. Wells Fargo Express ATMs statewide. $5.00 additional per-month service charge if one or more their life and we need to provide care for • Convenient 24-Hour person-to-person deposits/withdrawals ;ire made in a Wells Fargo Branch. them. I honestly believe he's [Fr. Schlegel) IVKitOt a 41ege enrollment and other qualifying criteria considering it. It is not like some of the required for Student Visa application. Ask for details. phone service. proposals done in thc past that have just sort of been pushed aside. It is now just a space WELLS FARGO BANK issue" According toSmith and McNamara,Terry Stoner, Assistant Vice President of Personnel Stop by your local Wells Fargo branch today: Services has been looking into the issue and Geary Arguello Office, 3624 Geary Blvd., 396-4371 the possibility of having UCSF provide the care. Stoner was not available-for comment.

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Wednesday, September 4, 1991 San Francisco Foahorn NEWS BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL From page 1 Fr. Schlegel's Plans versities. Eleven Bay Area schools from thc moment one enters the have recendy received new presi­ campus,"Tom Wolfeman, Senior, dents or have announced retiring said. "Buildings have been washed presidents. and painted, the staff seems more The San Francisco Chronicle optimistic, lhe whole place just reported on the "New breed of col­ feels different." lege presidents." For the 1990's Schlegel, proving his commit­ the college president must be, "Po­ ment to students, plans to live in litically sophisticated, a superb the studeni residence halls, as hc fund-raiser, with an exceptional has for numerous years before. academic background and a global Fr. Schlegel comes to USF after perspective. Muslbe able to handle serving at John Carroll University conflict and tolerate ambiguity. in Cleveland, Ohio as the Execu­ Preference given tocandidates who tive and Academic Vice President. are willing to share power, dynamic Prior to that he served as a dean at speakers and sports lovers..." both Rockhurst College and at "A college president has to be Marquette University and on the someone who doesn't only walk faculty at Creighton University. on water, but can skip in it," Madeleine Green, vice president of the American Council on Edu­ cation, said in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle. Fr. Schlegel agreed with the Chronicle's article and Ms. Green's assessment. "I am energized for the job," Fr. Schlegel said, which many might view as the most important prereq­ uisite for the position. Higher edu­ cation is facing problems across the nation, especially private insti­ tutions, USF is no exception. "Schlegel's presence can be seen

Bower Resigns

Coordinator of University Plan­ ning and Director of Institutional Research is leaving USF lo be­ come Presidentof Bishop Clarkson College in Omaha. Bower constructed USF's first strategic plan, and will not leave the University until after the Western Associauon of Schools and Colleges accreditation visit in October. "I am excited about the opportu­ nities and challenges the presi­ dency of Clarkson offers," Bower said to the USF News "I view it as a five-to-six year venture where I can provide vision and leadership to another institution in another part of the country." Just ask around campus. Choice of Loans. BofA offers three types of You'll find Bank of America is known for Clarkson, where Bower will be student loans: Stafford Student Loans, Supple­ straight answers, quick turnaround and reliable mental Loans for Students, and Parent Loans the second president, is a 10-year- follow-through. old private, co-educanonal insti­ for Students. Favorable rates and maximum A degree of service you won't find just amounts range from $2,625 to $7,500 per year* tution. anywhere. Call Toil-Free. To receive an application or for That's one of the reasons Bank of America more information, call toll-free 1-800-252-7526, has been the #1 provider of Student Loans From page 1 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific Time (Mon.-Fri.). in California for three years running, as well So pick up the phone and let BofA take the Residence Life as one of the leading lenders nationwide. worry out of your student loan.

Killien, Assistant Vice President of Student Development and Chair ofthe Search Committee, they had trouble finding candidate who was right for the position, and the ones who were qualified, had second thoughts about moving to San Francisco. m "At some point the search will Bank off America be reopened," Jordan-Cox said. "Right now our top priority is •Rales established by Federal regulation Amount available depends on student status and eligibility requirements Bank ol America NT&SA-* Member FDIC getting students setded." Maslowski previously held the position of Assistant Director for Operations and Facilities.

Paqe 6 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday. September 4, 1991 FEATURES

Students Help Admissions Academic Support Services Offers Help

"The Collegiate Colleagues pro­ cialist. Salzman says it's really ferences services available on BRIGID TONER Special to the Foghorn gram has been very rewarding . I learning "differences", as learning campus. These students have aver­ Foghorn Staff have been able to go on trips around "Tests are what kill me." different students process infor­ age or above average intelligence "It takes me forever to read a mation differently lhan non- and can do very well in theirclasses All USF students who want to the state with admissions," said chapter." learning different students. The by learning how to capitalize their get involved this year should take Junior Resident Advisor and two "I have great ideas but I can't put difference lies in the way learning strengths and minimize their notice of one organization in year Collegiate Colleagues mem­ them on paper." different students take-in, retain, weaknesses. Salzman works particular: The Collegiate Col­ ber Chad Evans. "I feel like I'm faking my educa­ or express information. As a con­ closely with faculty members to leagues. Evans also added that Collegiate tion." sequence, their school achievement arrange appropriate accommoda­ Colleagues has given him a chance "My spelling is atrocious." is not always a measure of their real tions for learning different students This special organization plays to speak publicly, which allows him abilities. and hopes to continue to improve an important role at USF. The to do well in interviews. These comments arc ones heard Learning differences commonly USF's Learning Disability Pro­ Collegiate Collealgues promote frequently in Campion C-l, the result in deficits in reading com­ gram. the university's name not only Office of Academic Support Ser­ prehension, written expression, or within the community, but also "I look forward to another year vices. This is the office that coor­ understanding math concepts. It with people from other areas of with them," said Evans. dinates services for students with can also have adverse effects on // you suspect that you the United States and around the dyslexia and learning disabilities. memory .organizational skills, time might have a learning dif­ world. Some Collegues travel The Collegiate Colleagues need management, and abstract reason­ ference or disability, con­ around the state to various USF new members to help out with this "Disabilities" is really a misno­ ing. tact Cally Salzman in Aca­ activities representing the Uni­ years activities. All positive, en­ mer, according to Cally Salzman, There are currendy 50 USF stu­ demic Support Services, versity. thusiastic, and responsible students are encouraged to join. USF's Learning Disabilides Spe­ dents who are using learning dif­ Campion C-l,x6876 Group members act as "am­ bassadors", presenting the school to prospective students and their families. Collegiate Colleagues assist the Office of Admissions i l'"l H.*»l.*n I**.„l,.,r,l(..n.|.*m ll.l'lii.:!! by giving campus tours, helping during phonathons, meeting and greeting guests at the University's Open House and other important days. Collegiate Colleagues also hosts interested high school seniors for overnight visits in their rooms.

By giving prospective students a firsthand experience of USF on-campus life, classes and social activities, the Collegiate Col­ leagues develop terrific skills in public speaking and public rela­ tions.

Members also leam about the university community and be­ come a visible part of the com­ munity. Also, many prospective students and their families prefer asking current students about USF, a studeni gives a different prespective than an Admissions Counselor does.

The Collegiate Colleagues or­ ganization was started eight years ago, in 1983, by two assistant directors in admissions, Paula Podesta and Chris Krzak.

The Collegiate Colleagues symbolizes the Jesuit ideal by presenting USF students who are leaders in service for others.

"Last year the Collegiate Col­ leagues doubled in size and helped to bring in a great group of new students. I hope the group will continue to improve the More and more PhDs across the math functions. These freeth e stu­ country are recommending Hewlett- dents from computational tedium caliber of our students for next Packard financial and scientific so they can think and interact on a year,"stated USF Admissions calculators to their students. And higher level," says Dr. Lee V. Stiff, a Counselor, Cathy Neumayr. for some very strong reasons. professor of math education at North "The HP 48SX Scientific Expandable Carolina State I'niversity. "In fact, if any students are has powerful graphics tools that are So go check out the HP calculator remarkably helpful to students learn­ line at your college bookstore or HP interested, we are having an in­ ing mathematical concepts. And retailer. You'll agree, there's no faster formational meeting on with the equation solver feature, it's relief from the pain of tough problems. excellent for applying mathematics Wednesday, September 4 at 5:15 HP calculators. The best for your p.m. in the Admissions office, to engineering" according to Dr. William Rahmeyer, a professor of civil success. which is located in Campion Hall and environmental engineering at room B-10," she added. Utah State University. HEWLETT "The HP Business Consultant II has an equation solver and extensive \mPACKAR D

Page 7 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, September 4, 1991 FEATURES On Campus Vs. Off Campus

tions major lives on-campus because she has no choice. dorm life is "great, it's fun and I love it." Nikki Burrows Features Editor "I have no money, I have to live in the dorms." Stacey Williams, a senior accounting major, feels Senior communications major Melinda Adams pre­ apartment life is "quieter and more economical", and is I can't decide if I like living off-campus better fers off-campus living because thc "food is better", but grateful that her roommates don't "puke on the floor", than living on-campus. wishes it was "easier to get to school." or "pee out the window." Looking back, I miss living in thc dorms (right). This highly objective and comprehensive quasi-sur- My friends, in their infinite wisdom, think that Undeclared Freshman Justin Spcicr is having fun vey obviously doesn't cover everyone's opinion, or living in an apartment symbolizes independence, living on campus. even answer the original question, "Is it better to live on- intelligence, better food, and (this is VERY IM­ "I like living on campus so far. The campus is pretty campus or off-campus.?" PORTANT), maturity. Still, there arc others that cool, I meet a lot of people, a few people are arguing believe the dorms symbolize new-found, life-long about their roommates, but fortunately I like mine." So, after all ofthis enormously hard work, I don't have friendships, social interaction with peers, and (this an answer. Off or on, dorms or apartments, which is is MORE IMPORTANT THAN MATURITY), Biology Major Shane Nelson, a sophomore, says better...who knows, and anyway, who cares? convenience. •BHgHHMWMBMMHMjl

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Macintosh Classic Macintosh LC Macintosh llsi Junior accounting major Courtney Prose said Saw when )ou buy Save even more when Saie the most when living on campus is fun because she can "bug an affordable you buy a Macintosh you buy a high-perfor­ Macintosh Classic* LC computer—our mance Macintosh llsi computer uilh either most affordable color computer with either people at any hour." an Apple StyleWriler system—uilh either an an .typle Personal or an Apple Personal Apple StyleWriler or an LaserWriter IS or an LaserWriter* IS ripple Personal Laser­ Apple Personal Laser­ printer' Writer IS printer " Writer \T printer " But Senior Rene Trujillo, a finance major, said, "I fiir -X really enjoy off-campus living. I have the secure feeling of home, and it's fun to decorate." Michelle Pacana, a Junior Hospitality major, likes living in the dorms. Apple SlsWnler Apple Personal tslserV'nler IS Appte StsleWnler Appte Personal taserV'nler IS Apple Personal UiserV'nler IS Appte Personal LsserVnieT ST "It's cool.", said Michelle. 'Oder applies only lo a Macintosh Classic with a built-in hard disk "Monitor sold separately However, Paul Mifsud, a senior majoring in fi­ For farther information, contact the nance, shed light on a very crucial dimension of off- campus life. USF Bookstore Computer Department "It's better for partying.", proclaimed Paul. or call 666-2889 George Engleton, a junior chemistry major thinks Models on display dorm-life is "fun", but admits that the rooms "could be a little bigger."

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Page 8 San Francisco Foahorn Wednesday, September 4, 1991 FEATURES Athletic Director Bill Hogan, A Big Man On A Little Campus

you go to school? Twenty-Eight, that must have been quite the college very much, it was stagnant at NIKKI BI RROWS Features Kditor I did my undergraduate work at Si. a feeling... times. Being in thc city of San Francisco, Joseph's, and my graduate work at Yeah, it was a lot of fun. thc best city in the world as far as I'm USF Athletic Director Bill Hogan is a Did you feel alot of pressure? concerned, is great. I also really like the man who likes risks, challenges, and his I think so. Looking back on it, it was family atmosphere here at USF. family. He speaks quietly, stands tall, and really fun, and it was a challenge. A few needs a nickname. Bill is the new guy on of thc people I was in charge of I had as Eventhough youjusi started as Athletic the USF team, but hc knows sports. All teachers, so that was interesting. It worked Director, what is your favorite part of lhe sports. He's a big man who can coach out well. job? basketball, teach business classes, and Meeting people. Alumni, sponsors. direct an entire Division I athletic program, How old do you think most Athletic friends of the university, and trying lo and still make lime for his family. How Directors are? build support. I was a marketing profes­ docs hc do it? Easy...he loves what hc I' m sure it's older than I am in Division sor, so I really enjoy that aspect of my job. docs. I. I guess mid to late forties, but I really don't know. Foghorn: When were you appointed So you like meeting people .. is that what Athletic Director? Have you always loved sports? you're looking forward to the most as Bill: Let's see...it must have been some­ Oh yes...always. Athletic Director? time in early February, or late March of Any particular sporil Yes...and the challenge. I like to take this year. I was coaching Basketball at the I played Basketball in college, but I risks, not that this is a big risk or anything. William Hogan: at the helm of USF time sports have been interested in sports ever since I can remember. What do you want to be known for doing Where were you coaching ? 0 Bowling Green State University in Ohio. I here was some talk of lowering USF's as USF Athletic Director At St. Joseph's College in Indiana. athletic teams from Division I lo Division Somewhere down thc line. I would like A i your former school .St. Joseph 's.\,nt And that'swhere you werebefore USF... II. is this going to happen? to have an impact on NCAA regulation. were the youngest AlhletU Director in Right. Al St Joseph's I was a tenured No. In June 199(). the Board of Trustees I'm one of the few people in thc NCAA NCAA histor\ Business professor, thc Athletic Director, made an acclamation stating that they wlx) was a tenured business professor, an Yes. when I started as Athletic Director and the men's Basketball coach. were going to keep the athletic program AD, and a basketball coach. I think I have I was twenty-eight. at Division I. a unique perspective aboul how to improve Wow, that's alot of work. Where did graduation rates among student-athletes, What are your plans for this year? which I feci very strongly about. Generally, wc arc going to try to help all ofthe sports. Al St. Josephs', all of our So, you favor academics and athletics... sports were ranked, and many won con­ Exactly. My coaches in college had a (HUT SMOKING ference championships. Wc would like very positive influence on my development USF to do thc same. Probably thc biggest as a person, even though my experience plan is to get a support system going for wasn't always good. Il's not always good The American Lung Association will present a our coaches so we have what the "Jones you know, sometimes you have lo have 6-week smoking cessation program for USF have." That's the kind of scenario wc your butt-kicked. want. Wc want to have the competitive students on Monday evenings (plus Wednesday scholarships andcompctitivc budgets that Tell me about your' family. the other schools in our league have. Wc My wife is a Certified Public Accoun­ Sept. 25) from 6:00 to 7:45/ in University Center have some work to do to accomplish that. tant, and a college professor, statistics, which everyone hates, and wc have a 308, beginning September 23. The program fee is daughter. $60/ Registration is limited to 16 students, and Are you going to do anything differently lhan our former Athletic Director, Fr. preregistration is required. For more information, Sunderland, did? Do you have a nickname, does anyone Fr. Sunderland has been very helpful. call you "Bill the Thrill" or anything? contact David Bush at 666-2156. As far as doing things differently, I don't No, no calls mc "Bill thc Thrill" or know enough about what happened here anything else, but I'm sure I'll gel a before. I just try to do what I can do, and nickname before too long. I don't think I am going to change things that much.. I just want to do the besl I can do. Do You have anything else you would like to add? Well, in general, I am very enthused

' t^ioanct payment is required ot time ol registration How do you like your job so far? about being and working here at USF..I Please moke ctseclu payable lo ibe AmerKon Lung Association Real well. It's exciting to be out here. really want to be here because of lhe Sponsored by Oftice ol Student Leodersliip Programs ond (Afteocb Services. Division ol Student Development I was born near Cincinnati, so it's nice to relationships I have formed with others. I be in a big city environment again. For am forming great relationships wnh stu­ the past ten years. I have been in the dents, faculty, and the administrators. It's middle of Indiana, even (hough I enjoyed like one big family.

Wednesday. September 4. 1991 San Francisco Foghorn THE MUSTARD SEED College Expenses The Smallest of Seeds Throwing You

instrumental in leading one lo God. Ignatius \ni\ M.W'ertr.herger knew that thc Catholic faith is not stagnant, Off Balance? Associate Fditor and that the human mind can benefit pro- Welcome to Thc Mustard Seed, a new toundly from its dynamism. addition to The Foghorn this Fall. Thc At no point during thc life of this section purpose of Thc Mustard Seed is very shall 1 or any othcrmembcrof thc staff claim simple—to inform readers on various as­ expertise in the matters of thc Church, but pects of thc Catholic faith. Though USF rather wc will be educating ourselves as wc welcomes students, faculty, and stall of all attempt to highlight aspects of Catholicism. religious beliefs, thc Catholic faith contin­ Something that must be remembered is that ues to be USF's central unifying force. It is although the intellect assisLs us in touching my hope that, since wc arc all drawn together upon divine truths, it is faith lhat Christ's as members of the university community, followers must possess above all else. there is a common interest in the faith that Catholic dogma is very instructive, but some continues to motivate the Jesuits in their questions arc unanswerable and require thc unique educational mission. grace of faith in order for thc expressed truths to be embraced. I'm afraid that there is a modem miscon­ I think that lhe members of thc USF com­ ception running rampant in today's soci­ munity should be interested in the Church ety—that Catholicism is out of date, that it is that continues to bear influence on each of stagnant and without value for thc average our lives, cither as a professor, student, or citizen of today's world. I feel privileged to staffmcmbcrataCatholicinstitution. Ilwas have had the opportunity to learn about Ca­ firsi said in the New Testament that "a house tholicism in USF's academic setting, and divided cannot sland"; it is the aim of The find that it is more timely and valuable than Mustard Seed not to incite controversy, but I ever imagined. It has occurred lo me lhat to lend to the unity at USF through a com­ St. Ignatius, the founder of thc Jesuit order, mon understanding of the faith that is thc sought to enter the field of education because foundation of our university. Give yourself some credit with a Student Loan from he realized that one's God-given intellect is w) Marine Midland Bank's I nsi Educational Funding Services, Inc. Why Mary? CALL 1 -800-523-7446 her faith and obedience she merited to be­ Amy M.Wertzberger come thc spiritual mother of all Christ's Associate Kditor disciples. 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Son Francisco Foahorn Wednesday, September 4, 1991 EDITORIALS THIS Y&tf THE- mosT POWERFUL M/\NJ AT \JgpWIUL STEPDOWKiToTAHTEA An Introduction TQ\CEW POSITION AS h F\6UgghEAP...

Welcome or welcome back to the Hilltop. Here in San Francisco we've had a very cold and foggy summer, unlike the rest of the nation. But, hey, The City has always been known for its individualism, so why should the weather follow the status quo.. This is the "official student newspaper" of USF and with that comes a lot of responsibility, at least that is what numerous folks around campus keep telling me. We focus on events and opinions surrounding our campus, in fact, most college newspapers have the same focus. Our goal is to report the news in a fair and unbiased manner. We've added two new sections, Features and The Mustard Seed. Features is a section of informative stories about USF and the sur­ torn U^z. Hjj rounding city. The Mustard Seed is special FAYBow£R WILU BECOME: PRESIOE NJT project where we are attempting to inform the University community about aspects of the QECLA^KSTOr-J OXX,£G& llsj OtAA HA i Catholic Church and Catholicism that everyone may not know. Our intent is not to convert, but to educate. San Francisco Son IHMfMlatKO We have retained the Commentary section. This is YOUR section. We welcome guest FOGHORN FOGHORN STAFF writers every week to express their opinion LETTER POLICY here. This section is three years old and we feel "HE SERVES BEST WHO its an important one. What is a student news­ Letters to the editor arc gladly accepted and should be submitted by the paper without student opinion? Most Foghorn Friday before publication. Try to limit your letters to 150 words. Wc SERVES THE TRUTH'' staff members' opinions do not qualify as stu­ reserve lhe right to edit for size, grammar and spelling. All letters must be signed and include your printed name, address and telephone number for dent opinions since we so rarely attend class. verification. Please include your University Status such as Class standing EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Stephen A Ferry. Jr As the University's student newspaper, we or Title. PRODUCTION CHIEF Bob Kilcullen strive to represent students' views, we welcome ASSOCIATE EDITOR Amy Wertzberger NEWS EDITOR Kimberly Kauer your contributions. FEATURES EDITOR MM Burrows If you know of any brewing story (or any­ PROFILE EDTTOR Palnaa Leoni Campus Ministry Welcomes You SPORTS EDITOR Shane Memer thing else that might be brewing), come by and ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Peter Pfattetcher let us know. We'll investigate it and report any We invite you to join us COPY EDITOR Brenda Barrett COLUMNISTS Cameron Hewes, findings (or sample the evidence). Better yet, Pat Visbal come by and tell us of a great story that you PRODUCTION STAFF Casey Scon. want to write and we'll let you use our cool Sunday ADVISOR _ Don McLaughlin Macs.If you have a problem on campus that ADVERTISING MANAGER... Shelley Renee Iwa-o'c you cannot seem to resolve on your own or if Student Mass 9pm St. Ignatius Church AD REPRESENTATIVE Scot Giambruno ASST. 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Sunday, August 25, 1991, was a typical San Francisco summer day on the hill top. The first of these days commenced with Rhythmic gusts of frigid wind swooped down check-in. By noon the campus was filled through Hamey Plaza at 30 second intervals set­ with a large number of people clutching ting stray papers afloat. The sky was gray as the Apple computer bags. Each, among valu­ fog slid down the side of University Center. A able information, contained a white tee concrete curtain surrounded the square. This though shirt with the Welcome Week theme, was nothing new to anyone who had experienced Passport to the World, printed on it in an August in the city. But there was something pink, green, and blue which led freshman new on this Sunday, August 25th. Derek Schmeidl to comment that he would have to most of these new freshmen were not just checking- With each gust, small clusters of new faces "dye it black." in for the day but also checking into Hayes-Healy blew onto the University's campus. Most pos­ The freshmen and their parents were then or Gilson Hall: their new home. Freshman Mary- sessed saucer eyes and tentative smiles. treated to lunch and a tour of the campus. The Lynn Garrett expressed her uneasy feelings about Welcome Week had arrived. It carried with it a Koret Center seemed to be the highlight ofthe tour this huge change of situation. band of freshmen described by Welcome Week being described as quite "over welming." The "I feel like I'm going to go home at the end student coordinator Ted Heins as, "an entertaining R.O.T.C. also made an impression repelling down ofthe day. I don't feel like I'm going to be here for group," at their final gathering. Heins' comment the side of Cowell Hall in the wind persuading a a long time. I haven't even met my roommate yet was the product of days of fun, fear, and discov­ brave few to join them. and all of the sudden we are suppose to be best ery. Although there were plenty of "Ambassa­ friends." Welcome Week has become a traditional dors" to the world of U.S.F. wearing their lime Welcome Week Organizer, Katie Hanson, rite of passage for each new U.S.F. class. It's a green ribbons, everyone without a name tag turned and her student partners Jeanine Campos and Ted time which most of those who enter as freshmen into a guide and a stand where McClaren Business Heins designed the activities in order to alleviate look back on as an experience well worth cutting School sweat shirts were being sold transformed such fears. summer a week short. This year was to be no into an information desk. Disorientation abounded. Keeping with the Passport to the World different. Adding to the confusion was the fact that theme, each day of the week had a different >

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Tim Wahle ejoys pizza with his small group. This year over 3(X) new students participated in Welcome Week, fifty more than last year.

strange, new world of U.S.F. After a buffet dinner, the freshmen were A main factor in achieving this was the entertained Friday night by frantic Caribbean Welcome Week peer counselors who gave dancers whirling in a rush of yellow and red satin up their time to help orientate the freshmen. garb. To the wild beating of drums, the dancers, Each counselor was given a group to lead. some in feather head dresses and all with little Appropriately each was named for the clothing, put on an incredible show. As a con­ leader of a different group or nationality clusion, almost all in attendance where pulled up complementing the Passport theme such as to the stage to dance forming a conga line that national theme. American night started out the list Chancellors, Popes, Royal Family, Monarches, wrapped around and through the commons cloth of events. It was comedy night in McClaren Hall. First Family, Prime Ministers, Sheiks, Chiefs, and covered tables. On Monday, East Indian night, the freshmen's Ignations. After standing ovations for everyone in­ defences were let down with the help of a hypno­ The peer counselors were information volved, the tone of the evening turned nostalgic. tist. They also were sent scavenger hunting through centers for their groups. They answered questions, Thanks to Casey Scott, who followed the freshmen the campus in the twilight. gave academic advice, and helped with the place­ around all week with camera in hand, they were Throughout the rest of the week, the ment tests that weaved through the weeks events. treated to a slide show chronicling the past week's freshmen had a beach/dance pany with KDNS on One counselor said he felt the week was a rewarding events. To the sounds of Prince, Billy Idol, and U.S.F.'s own Harney Beach, gambled away the experience although it was a challenge to always ACDC, the freshmen saw themselves breaking eveniifg in a make-believe Monte Carlo, and have to be happy and excited in hopes the enthu­ barriers and creating new friendship that could traveled all over the city in two electric cable cars siasm would be catching. last long past their graduation. They laughed and one of which broke down atop Twin Peaks. It must have been a successful effort for by danced and found that U.S.F. was no longer un­ The events were more than just fun. They the final event of the week freshmen faces were friendly territory but home at least for a little were also design to break barriers and to provided bright with smiles that filled the commons. The while. Welcome Week was a success because as an environment where new friendships could event was Carnival. As the first day was cold, this freshmen John Gumina commented, "everybody emerge and people wouldn't feel so alone in uie final event was equally as hot. made me feel at home."

J COMMENTARY Your Education and Question Man Job Opportunities

What are you looking foward to foreign technology and political changes is necessary this vear? S. R. Walker for thc stability of American businesses overseas. People who arc sensitive to thc needs of foreign people and their businesses arc needed to develop good inter­ Students presently enrolled in Universities and Samantha Daniels national relations which will increase thc expansion of those who have just begun, may find themselves Senior, Psychology businesses overseas. Makakilo, Hawaii intimidated when looking at iheir job opportunities Throughout the 90's, many law firms will be looking prior to graduation from college and/or graduate for students who have specialized in fields outside thc I'm looking foward to graduating schools. Sludents interested in law, business, or sci­ law. Sludents w ho have knowledge of patents, medi­ and never having to deal with the ence may already have fell lhe frustrated feelings in cine, or thc environment will have an easier time Registrar's office again. their stomachs when they try io find decent work in finding a posiuons in thc legal field. As like thc their fields and arc suddenly shut out by thc fact* lhat they do not have enough experience. Because of the globalization of businesses, law firms arc expanding rcccntdeclinc in the number of jobsavailablc. students overseas and need lawyers who understand various from some of thc lop schools in lhe country are cultures and complexities of international trade. competing for positions lhal were once noted as being Because of a shortage of physicians in rural areas undesirable and hard to fill by employers. In order for and inner cities, students who are interested in science may find the most stable work in medicine. Many Jennifer Perkins students to case lhe anxiety when finding work prior students often shy away from careers in medicine Freshman, Mass Media to graduation, they must keep up with thc changes because of thc belief that straight A's are needed to be Morgan Hill, California taking place within their field(s) of interest and must be aware of the best ways to gain work experience accepted to medical schools. Contrary to this myth, medical schools are looking for students who arc more ...seeing how much trouble I can get while being an undergraduate. skilled in patient care than with scientific facts. Future into without getting caught. At a time when American businesses are facing medical students are encouraged to study science with tough competition from other countries, business an emphasis in literature and philosophy and must be students need to be able to understand new tech­ able to think and reason critically. Letters of recom­ nologies in order to remain competitive. A mix of mendation and extracurricular activities also carry a curricula in science and business management is the key to a competitive edge when developing new lot of weight when applying to medical schools. products and technologies. Business students must be A complete understanding of what lies ahead in ones career requires research far beyond the information Chuck Meade prepared to communicate with engineers and scien­ ones student advisor can provide. Sludents must gain Junior, Theology tists so they can manage business and labor properly knowledge on their own through direct involvement in Portland, Oregon while keeping a close eye on the potential for new products. thc field(s) by internshipsandextracurricularactivities. The most successful students are those who are able lo With increased globalization of businesses, the anticipate changes in the professional world and have ...surviving with sanity and having demand for people who understand various languages thc motivation to investigate their interests. another greal year in ASAP. and cultures will increase in the 90's. Predicting

Virgil Kelley PFM Employee (Working at USF for 19 years) San Francisco THE RUSH I wani a belter year and to continue being happy, happy. I want to con­ tinue doing a good job and serving the students. But most of all, being happy, happy. AOE IS ON!

Lindsey Packwood Sophomore, Psychology Seattle, Washington Come to the Fall ...Creating more memories with old ZAE friends and new friends. '91 Rush cookout on Thursday, Marjomi Blandino Sophomore, French/History Daly City, California I'm looking foward to meeting new Sept. 5. people, making better friends, doing well in my classes and having fun. 4 to 6 pm OA0 in Harney Plaza

Paqe 14 San Francisco Foahorn Wednesday, September 4, 1991 •1 New Beginnings

who cither went broke at Plaza Foods or really skinny. My noes like pizza lo its vegctanan menu all docs not rest easy. Sarah Hermes (Jriesbach high-school had outlawed Styrofoam yctmy UNIVERSITY Some of the changes made have been a litde shocking. didn't seem phased by its use. And the raiher harsh descrip­ Merely a drag is Phelan's new "can't buzz you" rule, and it Well, here we arc. 1 camc back lo San Francisco after my tion of USFs conservative coup had jusl come out in the wouldn't be college if the books didn't cost more than a first summer "back" at home to begin Welcome Week as a Guardian. I figured and was told that the Styrofoam was a month's rent but the big doosy of a surprise for mc was the peer counselor. Many ofmyfcclingson arrival were similar temporary thing. Thc lack of consideration taken for slu­ homblc switch from real plates, cups, and silverware to to those I'd felt last year, same ume. Freshman year I'd felt dents and faculty who feci morally and/or physically sick by paper and plastic. Seems a little ironic lhal our "learning thc excitement of living far away from my parents, being eating animal products has yet to gel better. I decided thc establishment" docs such a good job ignoring such an responsible for my own curfew and study hours with no Guardian article was an exaggerated attack but I was slill a obvious wrong. I know that all Lorax members at least parental hassle, and all in the midst of this most incredible bit nervous aboul the mentality of this place where I hope to cringed to sec just how ineffectual our school of choice city. I was overwhelmed with all thc opportunities San expand my mind. I did, however, find friends who felt chooses to sec us as. Luckily USF students care about thc Francisco has to offer. I could take a day trip to the beach similarly to me about these and other situations. Problems world we're being trained for and wc will ALL bring our after just a short bus ride, walk through Golden Gate park or like these were actually the seeds thai eventually sprung own plates, cups, and utensils (won't wc?). -my favorite- have a coffee and people-watch on Haight Lorax (the environmental club) and Peace and Justice Though truly disappointed in thc fast food effect in our Street. (previously Ad-Hoc Committee for Peace). USF docs have campus eatery I'm more enthusiastic about thc positives I Freshman year I was pleasandy lost The park was a maze a place for everyone and it was much easier for me when I sec coming. As a Welcome Week involvcc I was able to from Alice in Wonderland, winding around disco skaters, found mine. meet the incoming students early and that was a real treat. Gregorian chanting monks, a futuristic metal playground I' m a sophomore now. I' ve been here for a year seeing and Last year I and my own class had played thc "too cool" role and a million magic places. A tripdownlown, toNorthbcach, learning the City. I've gained close friends and become during many of Welcome Week's potentially fun events. Castro, or thc Mission was to ask the driver of whatever bus settled in the idea of being a young adult who no longer lives Although a very cool crowd this class doesn't seem "loo" went by if he/she went there and if he/she could tell mc when with her parents. But this year is already proving far from cool for a good time. I hear they're a smart group with a high we'd arrived. After exploring our city's version of China, boring. I have a flat instead of a dorm room and although I mean grade point and I'm already impressed with how Italy, and Mexico I went to litde Rome at the Palace of Fine now know my way around GG Park, paying my bills is an involved they seem so far. Not only do wc have these new Arts- the best place to terrify friends with night tales of African safari. I have new neighbors of various ages to meet freshman and transfer students, Fr. Schlcgel, and a good ghouls, ghosts, and Mcrlinian magic. and keep my music down for. Living off Haight I sometimes number of new, carefully selected professors, bul we also Freshman year found me thrilled with thc cily I'd become feel less like a people-watcher and more like a people- have two extremely nice and enthusiastic grad students part of but a litde confused aboul the school and its some­ watched. Thc confusion of a new incoming class, a new working under Katie Hanson in ASAP: John Gurkc and times strange rules. As a Hayes Healy resident I was more home, new classes, and a new presideni will keep life at USF Mark Dclucchi. Some new green and a few trees have been restricted than I had ever been when in my parents' homes. exciting for al least thc next two semesters. added over the summer to our main campus and there is a big I had tons of flexi and no real cash so vegetarianism meant This year as last year I have some concerns about what beautiful field of purple flowers near lhe steps going down a whole mess of wilted salads, many tiny hard green apples, I'vecome home to. While the Politics Department has hired to the baseball diamond. Sophomore year for mc is looking too many cucumber sandwiches, and a daily bowl of cereal. two much needed new teachers and even though the jusl as new as my freshman year did. Il looks as if we've I had it casv in comparison to some of mv woptarian friends Commons-oops! Mainstrcct Market - has added a Domi­ made another good beginning. Interested in writing, copy editing, photography, desktop publishing or illustration? GENERAL INTEREST MEETING

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Wednesday, September 4, 1991 San Francisco Foahorn SPORTS Men's Soccer Preview

Laurie Sargent Visser terms "a budding star" and Norwc- opponents. Coach Negoesco has already turn to thc Dons' offense. Angelo Sablo is Sports Staff gian Knut Leroy, a sweeper from Bergen proclaimed StaalcSoebyc "an impact player" thc leading returning scorer with five goals University. at thc attacking midfielder spot and his former and nine assists. Florida native John Mora USF's Stephen Negoesco is celebrating DcspitcihclossofscniorsRobertApancio Norwegian teammate, Cato Solbcrg, "a scored five goals and hail three assists de­ his 30th year as the Men's Head Soccer spite splitting time between fullback and Coach. Thc winningest coach in NCAA forward. Ola Tuntland had an excellent de­ history with a 447-89-50 record, Negoesco but season with four goals and three assists and USF also celebrate the 25th anniversary and Zack Taylor wilh three goals and two of his first NCAA championship in 1966. assists made a good showing his sophomore Bringing in one of thc finest recruiting year. classes in recent years along with a fine base of returning players, Negoesco hopes io Despite the abundance of returning offen­ celebrate his anniversary with wins. sive talent, Negoesco declined to stand pat. "It is a key, with thc demanding schedule Sophomore Greg Vandcnberg will attempt and thc quality of NCAA soccer these days, to fill White's cleats. This speedster from to have top players, but to have quality Shoreline Community College is a finisher depth," said Coach Negoesco. and should contribute. Francois Duny, a Here is a look at familiar standouts and French winger who plays with flair, will be rookie hopefuls: an added force up front. The Dons had one ofthe finest goalkccping tandems in the nation with Andrew Once again, USF play s one of the nation's Gloskowski and Seth Osterman last year. 1 toughest schedules featuring the seventh ^kiL \ * However, both of these players were se­ annual Met Life Soccer Classic-cn Septem­ niors. ber 13 and 15 at Negoesco Stadium. Negoesco has four goalkeepers in place Marquette and Florida International will for this year. Scon Thompson, a redshirt provide a challenge for thc Dons and Stan­ freshman from Santa Rosa, has "the tools." 1 ford. This season, USF will also participate Kevin Blokkcr, a transfer from Southern rtyv in the Evansvillc and Stanford tournaments, Methodist University, brings his imposing and lace the tough WCC matchups as well. 6-1 frame into thc penalty box and Joe Negoesco's team will have thc advantage of Fletcher hopes to continue the success hc A playing 1990's WCC co-champions Sania had at San Diego Mesa Junior College here Clara, ranked #8 nationally by Soccer Hk >v^ at the Hilltop. Raffi Kardzair, whose brother ' 4r\L v America on October 15 and #6 Portland on Aram starred in the goal in thc carly eighties, November 3 al Negoesco Stadium. Thc Dons hopes to do the same a decade later. % hope to use their homefield advantage to Thc backlinc for USF returns with plenty win the conference and thc automatic berth of experience with seniors Andrew V OL\WT i lhat comes with it Also visiting USF this Kreichbaumer, Kris Vipavetz, and Matt year is defending NCAA champion and 11 Snyder. Kreichbaumer has been a leader in UCLA on October 11. Last season, thc Dons the Dons defense for four years and should and Ole Clausen, thc Dons midfield could strong, powerful force" at defensive half­ held thc Bruins to a 0-0 tic at Los Angeles. play the sweeper or stopper slot. Vipavetz be the most improved part of the team. back. "Socbyc and Solbcrg will control thc Thc Men's Soccer team is looking for­ and Snyder arc quality defenders who have USF returns linkman Jan Nordvik whose midfield, ihey bring size, skill, and experi­ ward to an exciting and successful season, thc ability to mark top forwards. attacking style has enabled him to take the ence to the players we have," commented so come out and support them. Student sea­ Newcomers to this mix include Todd second most shots on the team thc past two Negoesco. son tickets for home games arc available in Woodhouse, a freshman from Bethel, seasons. Todd Iverscn, thc team's work­ With the exception of Marquis White (12 thc Athletic Department for S10. Washington who Associate Coach Erik horse, is ready once again lo outhustlc his goals/seven assists) all thc key players re­

Sports Calendar Off to a Good Start aV 2-1 as Solbcrg scored for the second day and Shane Meiner Sports Editor Ola Tuniland headed in the winner off a free Friday, September 6 If you love volleyball and are expe­ kick with 2:08 remaining as USF gained the riencing withdrawal, come and see championship of the Spartan Soccer Classic The Dons started Coach Stephen Women's Volleyball at St. Mary's Montana State, Weber State, Sacra­ as the only unbeaten team in the toumcy. By Negoesco's 30th season at USF in impres­ in thc Powerball Collegiate Vol­ mento State, Santa Clara, and St scoring two goals in two games, Solberg sive style at the San Jose State Spartan leyball Invitational. Mary's battle it out here on the was named tournament offensive MVP. 2pm USF vs St. Mary's Soccer Classic. They dominated thc host Hilltop. Games begin at 10am and "Team morale seems to be high. We had 6pm USF vs Sacramento St. Spartans 2-0 on Sunday and defeated Cal end at Spm. a surprisingly good performance from the State Fullerton 2-1 on Monday to begin their freshmen. In the next two games against Saturday, September 7 season 2-0. Sacramento Stale, we'll be looking to give ...also Saturday USF outshoi San Jose St. 18-9 as Slaalc additional players more field time and pol­ Powerball Collegiate Volleyball Socby look an assist from Angelo Sablo and ishing up our transitional game— moving Invitational at USF Men's Soccer blasted a 17 yard shot at the 57:36 mark. thc ball from defense to midfield to thc 2pm USF vs Montana St. USF vs Sacramento State home at Cato Solbcrg scored two minutes later on a finish," said Coach Negoesco. Thc Dons 8pm USF vs Weber St. Negoesco Stadium at 7:30pm. free kick for the final score. host Sacramento Slate on September 7,7:30 On Monday, thc Dons defeated Fullerton

Page 16 San Francisco Foghorn Wednesday, September 4, 1991 SPORTS Lady Dons Looking For Good Year

miere middle blocker and she also is a pos­ on her way to an honorable mention all- Jose Gamus 1989 and an all-freshmen team member in Sports Staff 1988, will be looking to make her final year sible setter giving the Lady Dons further WCC freshman honor. Her 230 digs were the best. She enters the 1991 season with versatility and options. fourth on the squad and good for a 3.0 "Wait until next year" is thc slogan of renewed vigor and an outside chance to "The hard thing with Lisa is to figure out average, third best in lhe WCC last year. teams coming off unsuccessful seasons. For finish as thc WCC's all-lime leader in kills what position she should play. I do not ihink Versatile juniors Sasha Browne, a 5-10 the USF volleyball team, 1990 was a prom- and digs. anyone else in the conference plays both setter and Kim Goodwin, a 6-0 middle isingscasonofunfulfillcdcxpcciations.Lasl "Mel has opened up so lhat she sees thc middle blocker and setter," notes Bcihanis. blocker arc expected to be key contributors year's innovative motion offense resulted in this season. Olhcr important contributors 836 kills (second best in the WCC). The kills for 1991 are spring season's "Most Im­ did noi produce many wins as the Lady proved" Jennifer Cohan, backup swing hit­ Dons stumbled to 10-20 overall and a lasl ter Alyson Redman, and defensive special­ place tie in the WCC. Next year is here, but ist Holly Suzara. has anything changed? Among thc four freshmen, Megan Morse Second-year Head Coach Susan Bethanis and Rachel Waitlarc possiblestancrs. Morse, believes so because her players arc bigger a 5-10 swing hitter, has the potential lo be and bolder. The Lady Dons are bigger be­ one of the WCC's top freshmen. Wain, a 6- cause they field six players 6-0 or taller 0 outside hitter, is the "quintessential" learner whereas the team only had three such play­ and a quietly intense competitor. ers last year. The Lady Dons are bolder because of stronger leadership, improved Bethanis is very pleased with thc progress confidence, and better creativity. made in the spring and is excited aboul lhe "We're bolder because our players are tremendous potential of the Lady Dons. stronger leaders, The team isdefinitely more "There is a lot more confidence and leader­ confident in the motion offense and wilh one ship, and I know the freshmen will compli­ another. We have the types of players who ment what is already in place. All the players Melanie Kaiser (right) and Lisa Tschannen are the team captains. can create more options for themselves and get along well and they hold themselves be more clever in their offensive play," coun much better, making her more of a Junior setter Denise MacDougal willagain accountable for thc team's success. They explains Bethanis. threat than ever. She has developed her direct the complex motion offense that has work hard because they want lo and that's a Leading thc way towards a successful leadership qualities and has a high standard made MacDougal last year's WCC leader in good environment to be in," stales Bethanis. season are 1990 second-team all-WCC for her personal performance and that rubs assists with 694, a single-season WCC mark. The Lady Dons begin their season on members senior Melanie Kaiser and junior off on the team," says Bethanis. MacDougal also is USF's all-time career September 6 as they co-host the first annual Lisa Tschannen. Both arc top candidates for Tschannen returns as the Lady Dons' assists leader. Powcrbar Collegiate Invitational with St. WCC Player of the Year. leader in blocks, aces and hitting. She enters Sophomore swing hitter Carrie Dunlap Mary's. Kaiser, a first-team all-WCC player in the 1991 season as perhaps the WCC's pre- emerged as a starter midway through 1990

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America The Beautiful

Brenda Barrett think thc Canadian Police were has a significantly lower crime the most spectacular park I've Mills? I have never been so Foghorn Staff more concerned with our arse­ rate as a result, I soon sobered ever seen, a must see on any trip divided in my life, and I waited Those of you who know mc nal. Maybe that's why two of that thought right out of my through the U.S. until the very last possible day expect something slanderous, my friends were arrested for mind. The legal drinking age in I left for my trip one very todecide, and my choice should perhaps even unpatriotic, from possession of illegal weapons. Canada is 18, by thc way. stressed, almost psychotic per­ be rather apparent- I chose to this story. Well, I'll have you I, too was guilty. My stun-gun I can't even say that the rest son, only to find who I am and return to USF. know this is not in jest, it is as was confiscated, but I just ofthe trip was anti-climax after where I belong somewhere on Was it Mainstreet Market that genuine as apple pie and smiled and looked innocent and Canada, that's how great our the 81 West around 4 a.m. lis­ brought me back to the Hilltop? SCUD's. they let me off the hook (thank country is to see and explore. I tening to Janes Addiction- No. Was it SII? Most definitely This summer yours truly God for fat cheeks). do have to admit though, our Nothing's Shocking. not. But, I can honesdy say that travelled across this beautiful Well, we cleared this non­ great national wonders aren't You see, I applied to Mills just about everything else did land we call America with five sense up- it was easy, they kind as spectacular in person as I College in Oakland for Fall convince me to come back. And of my friends. Armed with a of expect these things from expected them to be. admission and low and behold, ya know what? I am glad I did. .38, a 120,000 volt stun-gun, a Americans, and wc were on our The Statue of Liberty, Mt. I was accepted. I found out when My trip across country was camping knife, a swiss-army way. Rushmore and The Grand I was in Ocean Springs, Mis­ kind of like Marlowe's trip into knife, a switch blade, mace and I must say, that little incident Canyon were slight disap­ sissippi. The rest ofthe trip was The Heart of Darkness, in a a 6 cell mag-lite we journeyed, almost made me want to join pointments, but Zion National filled with personal torment: weird sort of way, only I found "...into the arms of America." the NRA when I got back to the Park and Disney World in Or­ should I go back to USF or something I liked, a lot. Without explaining how we States, but considering Canada lando blew me away. 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THE WAY IT IS collegiate crossword Cameron Hewes I1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Here begins acolumn which, I hope, Now that my philosophizing isovcr r14 n15 will enlighten and humor you over the on thc hot day in August, I will now 16 1 next nine months. Bul if it enrages turn to more serious subjects. YOU! 18 • 20 21 1 • you, sorry, there's not much you can For some reason or other, YOU camc do because I'm in England right now to USF this semester. No excuses 23 r4 25 26 and I do not care what you think of my now, I know YOU arc already ques­ 27 28 29 stuff, just as long as you don't put it in tioning what YOU once though was the bottom of the bird cage. (Enjoy it a wise and elegant college decision. 30 • 31 J in French class or something). But don't despair, because I have 32 33 34 36 37 The beginning of the school year, some very good news to tell YOU. i S5 • with campuses full, professors and YOU have just won an all expense 38 40 1 • students running about in a mad dash paid (by yon.- parents) trip to lhe 41 42 43 44 to findou t exactly what it is all about, greatest school in America for Com­ 45 46 P and proliferation of new faces and munications, Nursing, and Political Science. The first two, YOU might 48 49 50 51 ideas, all rested from a long summer of relaxation, whether or not it was now be echoing in your fact filled 52 actually vacation does not matter, minds, are questionable, although • many say USF is excellent in these 53 because for the true scholar, school is • a bliss of cerebral activity, and one areas and I happen to be one of them. 1 ©Edward Julius I only wishes to be emerged head high Thc last one, Political Science, ACROSS 41 "...not with 19 Political disorder but a whimper." 20 cit. (footnote in books of all subjects, math and probably shocked you and I will tell 1 Where one might 43 Return on invest­ abbreviationJ) you why. (Not why it shocked you, study Andy Warhol's ment (abbr.) 21 Traveled on a science being my favorite, literature works (3 wds.) 44 Pondered Flexible Flyer and philosophy for some, and spicy but why USF is a lop notch school for 12 Enrollment into 45 Belonging to Mr. 24 Glorify college Starr 25 Prospero's servant chicken recipes for colonel Sanders, Political Science.) 14 "Calculus Made Sim­ 47 Part of the classi­ in "The Tempest" ple," e.g. (2 wds.) fieds (2 wds.) 28 Well-known govern­ but all in all your four short years here The story is a long and sordid one, 16 Evaluate 48 Possible place to ment agency at this hilltop of anxiety and fun filled but lhe end result, as all of us return­ 17 Extremely small study abroad (2 wds)2 9 American league 18 Follows a recipe 52 Small school in Can­ team (abbr.) nights of unadulterated dillydallying ing USFers can testify, is that no direction ton, Ohio (2 wds.) 30 Fictional hypnotist 19 Belonging to Mr. 53 Orson Welles film 32 Style exemplified will most likely be the best years of where else can YOU learn PolySci Pacino classic (2 wds.) by Picasso your life, or so says my mom, my dad, HANDS ON! Here at USF wc offer 22 Of land measure 33 "She's ..." 23 Meets a poker bet DOWN (from "Flashdance") my uncles, my grandparents, all their YOU, thc average Joe Blow Student, 24 Gay (WW II 34 Be unwell plane) 1 Those who are duped 35 Visible trace friends, the next door neighbor, their a chance to witness first hand, and 26 Capri, e.g. 2 "Do unto ..." 36 Think kids and kids' friends, and last but even participate in, the most poli­ 27 Belonging to Mayor 3 Fourth estate 37 Woman's under­ Koch 4 Goals garment certainly not at all least on my list of ticking administration in town, if not 28 Irritate or 5 Well-known record 38 Commit kiri embitter label 40 burner people who tell me I should now be America. Here at USF, wc do not 30 Train for a boxing 6 Wei 1-known king 42 "...for if I match 7 151 to Caesar away..." submerged in what should be, but work on the "Education First" prin­ 31 and the 8 Prefix meaning milk 44 Actress Gibbs Belmonts 9 Confused (2 wds.) 46 African antelope isn't always, the greatest time of my ciple that is so often mistakenly asso­ 32 Processions 10 husky 47 Well-known TV band­ life, finals weeks excepted, is that ciated with campuses like ours, we 35 Diet supplement 11 Most immediate leader (abbr.) 12 Like a sailboat 49 Pince short oldmanonthecomcrwhoalways work on the "Administration, Staff, 38 Scottish historian 13 Cash register key (eyeglass type) and philosopher (2 wds.) 50 1968 film, " tells me that the afternoon paper has Faculty, Alumni, and Jesuits Get 39 College in Green­ 14 En (as a whole) Station Zebra" not yet arrived because he has been What They Want First" principle. So ville, Pa. 15 Auto racing son of 51 1965 film, " 40 The Venerable Richard Petty Ryan's Express" waiting there for it for thc last hour YOU can sec, or YOU will soon sec, and hc should know. Gracias and hats how here at USF wc band together as off to that old man, whose name I sludents, in awe of an incredible mass know not, for he is one of a dying of bureaucratic BS that not only breed of gentlepeople in this country hampers our precious education but who enjoy making your day a better, allows us the opportunity to get thc and brighter by virtue of enlightened only hands on Political Science degree conscious, day, which, as the frail in thc State (although I'm willing to Catnpiis Ministry Welcomes you man who once made fame and fortune, bet YOU couldn't get them to put it although not much because of litde on your transcript unless you bribe a We invite you to join us exposure to those who count, as a disc registrar or something.) jockey on the night train to Sacra­ But on the lighter side, USF has mento, but I don't doubt that if he had allowed me to leam and experience been a disc jockey on the rush hour more great things than ever before in Sunday Student Mass 9pm St. Ignatius Church train to Los Angeles, the city which I my short life, and I'm sure that if •Daily Mass 5:05pm Xavier "Half Chapel by the way do not care for too much, YOU stick with this great school, Confirmation Classes 7pm Sunday evenings he would now have a rcUrement home YOU will agree with me in saying— Sacrament oflfyconcUiation Mondays in the sierras and be writing romance aw, it's too mushy to put in print. I novels by the dozen, always says, may criticize and poke fun of USF, [confession] 4-6pm "Hasta la vista, BABY", translation: but its only because I love thc place Community Service Activities Monday-Thursday evenings "This is a great and wonderful day, all so much and I hope YOU Frcshpcoplc fall fytreat September 20-22 for the pigeon who just lay his excre­ soon findou t why. Thanks for YOUR ment on my shoulder, but I say G 'day time, and hope YOU all have a great to you anyway because I'm of that year, bul please remember one im­ dying breed of which is spoken of in portant thing that will get YOU Jorfurther information contact us at the above sentence, or is it this one, through thc year if YOU have prob­ 666-6582 and please be generous, kind, caring lems: Cappucino WILL NOT help Lower "Phelan 'Hall j to those in need because you yourself you sleep better. may one day be in thc same boat, although my boat is full and thc guy Hasta la Vista, Baby. down thc street doesn't have one."

Wednesday. September 4, 1991 San Francisco Foghorn Page 19 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

It's Show Time Again

The Arts & Entertainment section is not only pure Peter Pfatteicher information, but also a forum for students to express Entertainment Kditor themselves or their views and a chance for them to get Welcome to all new students and welcome to all involved in a weekly student-run publication. continuing students. As the editor of the Arts & Entertainment Well, the vacation time is over and it's time to start section I want to give the readers a little background on some serious work, bul the fun doesn't have to stop, me, so I am not just a guy with a name, but an actual there are plenty of entertainment events for the time person, a so-called average student. ahead. In fact there are so many of them, you might I am a second semester sophomore with a major in almost forget to studyA General Business. Writing for a student newspaper is unlike anything I have done before. Only recently I The Arts & Entertainment section informs the uni­ discovered how it is to write for a specific readership. versity community about cultural events taking place In fact I made this discovery last semester as a Arts & in San Francisco and the Bay Area. In addition the Entertainment writer. Last semester I also took pho­ section keeps aclosc look at thc entertainment industry. tographs for the Foghom which was another new Since there is such a huge variety of events going on in September 4, 91 experience. the area, only a few can be selected every week. Although I do all my personal creative writing in San Francisco Symphony - works by Mozart, Making the selection isn't easy, but hope exists it has German, I feel confident enough to write in English Sousa, Berlioz, Strauss something for everyone's taste. Trying to satisfy ev­ and be the section editor which might seem somewhat 8:30 PM Davies Symphony Hall, San Fran­ eryone is a great challenge for all involved in thc Arts awkward to some and brave to others. cisco, Call (415) 431-5400 & Entertainment section. I am looking forward to all the fun and a rewarding Publishing every week will give everyone involved year. I almost forgot, if there is something you like or September 5,91 an ongoing learning experience and equally important dislike, let me know, so the Arts & Entertainment The Moody Blues - with special guest Neverland a lot of fun. So, if you are interested in writing forthe section has a chance to improve as the year progresses. 8:00 PM Concord Pavilion, Concord, Call Arts & Entertainment section, stop by the Foghom Once again I welcome you and wish you a fun-filled office. (510)676-8742

September 6, 91 San Francisco Opera - La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi 7:30 PM War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, Call (415) 864-3330 Eduardo Del Barrio's Debut - Free Play

September 6, 91 Air Supply PETER PFATTEICHER apathy toward children. Cubana is a tribute to del 8:00 PM Circle Star Center, San Carlos, Call Arts & Entertainment Editor Barrio's friend and flute master Hubert Laws. (415)366-7100 FREE PLAY (A&M Records) is thc debut record­ The whole recording is melancholic with dramatic September 8, 91 ing of Argentine keyboardist Eduardo del Barrio. He highlights. Surely it isn't a mainstream album, but it is is one ofthe artists who emerged out of die anonymity Santana - with special guest The Caribbean worth while. Especially appealing are the two impro­ ofthe recording studio. Hc composed for Earth, Wind Allstars vised piano solos, because they show del Barrio's full and Fire until die band dissolved. Shorty Rogers and talent as a master of the piano. FREE PLAY relies 3:00 PM Greek Theatre, Berkeley, Call (510) vocalist Diane Reeves are some ofthe many artists he heavily on die mood of the listener. It is the perfect 642-9988 worked with. All these artists utilized del Barrio's music for relaxing after a hard day. The problem is superb arranging and keyboard talent. only that the average listener wouldn't even look for Through September 8, 91 Eduardo del Barrio in a record store, simply because Jerome Robbins' Broadway - musical Del Barrio lived in Argentina until he was 28 years- no one ever heard of him before. Since FREE PLAY Golden Gate Theatre, San Francisco, Call (415) old, before he came to the USA 25 years ago. He came is his debut album, it will take a lot of energy for him 474-3800 from a family of professional musicians and received to become known to a large audience. classical piano training, playing mostly Ravel, FREE PLAY is definitely a well-made recording, September 10,91 Stravinsky, Prokofiev, but also jazz musicians such as showing del Barrio's talent. Considering it is all im­ De Dannan - Irish traditional music Charlie Parker and Miles Davis. He was also strongly provised, which is rare among today'sartists, especially influenced by South American music. Before moving 8:00 PM The Great American Music Hall, San when it comes to recordings, it is worth while listening to Los Angeles in 1968, he lived in New York for two Francisco, Call (415) 885-0750 to. FREE PLAY is something so different, itchallenges years. the listeners and their imagination.

Through September 10,91 FREE PLAY is a strong reflection of del Barrio's M. Butterfly - musical cultural and personal background. His debut album is Curran Theatre, San Francisco, Call (415) 474- hard to classify, howeverit is a healthy mixture of New ARE YOU HAVING 3800 Age, Modem Classical and South American music. ENOUGH FUN? The recording has eight tracks all different from each other. With thc exception of Lament For A Lonely Through November 10, 91 If not, try writing for the The Metaphorical Images of Ralph E. Meatyard Child and Cubana, all die other songs are improvised which gives them a certain unpredictability without Arts & Entertainment section - photo exhibition loosing their cohesiveness. San Francisco Museum of Modem Art, San of the Foghorn. Francisco, Call (415) 863-3330 Del Barrio uses only a minimum of instruments such Some of the benefits include: Free as drums and percussions, a bass, a guitar, a flute and passes to events around the Bay. Through December 1,91 hc himself at the piano and synthesizer. For Lament Drop by the Foghon office or call 20th Century American Art - exhibition For A Lonely Child hc adds thc vocals of Diane Reeves M. H. De Young Memorial Museum, San who sings about the struggle of a child and society's 666-6122 Francisco, Call (415) 863-3330

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Wordprocessing, laser jet printer, editing, with Katie Hanson, UC 402, x6516. Work- Dweedle Dee Dee - What is up with that? lblk USF. S15/hr 752-3486. Study only. Just bag the entire idea. You'll regret it, trust SENATE SECRETARY. Attend Student me. -SQ BARTENDER. Working 3:45pm-9:15 pm, Senate meetings, take notes, transcribe min­ utes, etc. 4-8 hours per week, $5.50 per hour. weeknights. Apply in-person to Thomas PERSONALS Jimmy Bow Bow - Kitty! Neighbors, move Byrne, Fog & Grog Pub, Univ. Center-1st Apply at ASUSF Office, UC 402, x6516. your house! floor. Must be 21 & over. Uncle Mel and Uncle Marlon - Without you SECRETARY. Answering phones, typing, guys Fl would have some very blank pages. St. Jude - Thank you for giving me strength CATERING ASSISTANT. Wait on filing, etc. for campus radio station, KDNS Thank you much. Kathy Jo, that goes for during my lowest moments. -SR people, working at catered events here on 880 AM. 15 hours per week, $5.00 per hour. you, too. -K campus. 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Wednesday, September 4, 1991 San Francisco Foahorn Paae 22 x\\Zy LJ L^JT The Associated Students of the University of San Fra ncisco

WANTED #people to get involved!

THE COLLEGE PLAYERS YEARBOOK EDITOR Auditions for Les Liaisons Dangereuses. ASUSF & the Media Council are seeking a Monday & Tuesday... September 16 & 17 talented and interested individual to be Gill Theatre, Campion Hall Editor in Chief of The Don Yearbook. 6:30 - 9:30 pm Apply in UC 402

CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS USF PERFORMING ARTS Wednesday... September 11 Open House to all interested Memorial Gym Wednesday September 11 6:30 - 8:30 pm Gill Theatre, Campion Hall for the fun, for the money, for the Dons! 7:00 pm

£ 1 STUDENT SENATE KDNS RADIO 880 AM Open Postitions available Jammin' the Hilltop treasurer, school of business representative, arts and science Deejay's Wanted representative, clubs council representative, freshman class Call x6880 president. Pick up an application in UC 402 /tfEICQUfc-

FIRST SENATE MEETING Thursday, September 5th, YOU CAN ALSO GET INVOLVED THROUGH THE 6:15pm Faculty Lounge MANY ASUSF REGISTERED CLUBS AND ORGANI­ ZATIONS, COME BY UC 402 AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. GROG NIGHT #1 in a series of many memorable nights of your college carreer, no matter how long you are here! This Thursday • Sept. 5 • 9:30 -1:30 am Associated Students Activities & Programs • Must be 21 and over PRESENTS • Must have USF ID plus one other picture ID FOR YOUR • All non-USF students must be guests of USF (^ ENJOYMENT... WfifSkDJ student with ID Fellow Sophomores, 1989 -1990 Don Yearbook Welcome back to the Hilltop! I hope your vacation was as enjoyable as ever. is available to pick up for The Sophomore council is really excited about this year and we've planned a few events to make this year even better than last. For September 14 we have Junior and Seniors... a barbeque in Golden Gate Park, on October 6th we would like to join the bring your student sophomore & junior classes at the Giants vs. Dodgers game. I hope you will support us with the same enthusiasm that you did in the past. Sophomore ID to UC 402 Spirit - Sophomore Pride! Monday thru Friday Sincerely, Aly Carr 9am - 5 pm Sophomore Class President

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