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No. Vol. 70, VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA. October?, 1994 Racism panel spurs University awareness

By DANINE ALATI Dave Greason began the discus- Staff Reporter sion by recounting an instance during his sophomore year when "I'm not a racist. I have friends he was physically assaulted by a from minority groups, so I am not white student because he was a racist!" Although statements taking too long using the hall similar to this one are often used phone. Ron Wilson encountered to justify racist remarks, these racism in the classroom when he excuses were refuted at a panel had to defend himself and his discussion on racism sponsored culture to a professor who by the International Coalition denounced the black community. Against Racism (INCAR) and Huynh said that it is very Student Government Association difficult for one who has never (SGA). (Continued on page 2) A group of eight students repre- senting various races spoke at a forum aimed at combating racism on campus Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Feminist the Belle Air Terrace. Mai H. Huynh of the Asian Student Asosciation (ASA), Ron Wilson of perceptions PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN the Black Cultural Society (BCS), The Collegiate Health and Fitness Tour, sponsored by the Campus Activities Team (CAT), visited Melissa Kohn of theJewish aware- the University. Students participated in numerous events including rock climbing and bungee ness organization (HILLEL), Sne- explored jumping. ha Patel of the South Asian Cultural Society (SAMOSA), Stu- dent Government Association By KATE SZUMANSKI Vice President Dave Greason of Editor-in-Chief i*: Strives for gender equity 'Nova the Minority Students' Leag^ie, Fernando Rovira representing A panel discussion sponsored by By SEAN KELLY that all institutions match their to DeFilippo, to start dropping and Hispanic-Americans, and Lauren the Women's Studies Program Sports Editor male and female athletics partic- adding entire sports programs like Esslinger representing European- and the Villanova Feminist Coa- IS ipation rate with their ratios in many of the nation's schools have Americans constituted the panel, lition (VFC) titled, "What is The University^!s_jAthletic overall enrollment. Scholarships done over the last few years in an while My Padmalingam of INCJ^ Feminism? Why does it scare Department launched a five-year- must also begiven in substantially effort to conform to Title IX acted as the mediator. Each stu- you?," was held Wednesday, Oct. plan this fall that will enhance equal total amounts. Villanova's legislation. Nevertheless, the 50/ dent shared his/her own personal 5 in Tolentine Hall Room 215 to gender equity in athletics on this enrollment is very close to an 50 ratio needed to be met with experience with racism at the explore the varying definitions campus. equal ratio; therefore, the athletic regards to participation and u^^iversity, and the audience and perceptions of feminism as Three major adjustments to participation rate must be 50 rouffhlv $750 000 or 17 scholar- interacted with ques- well as the stereotypes and myths ou;£, „L^ « J^^ frv «^f fv,.. «^o«f comments, ,. . .• Wildcat athletics will be taken percent male and 50 percent ships^ were needed to eget the 6grant u i. ^iQ^g jnjj suggestions on how to associated with feminism. that include moving scholarships female. (Continued on page 1 8) improve race relations. Co-chair of the VFC, Kelly from men's programs to women's "The first thing we have to Beissel, introduced the panelists programs, placing a participation realize is that gender equity is not and outlined the goals of the of the men's programs only an issue at Villanova," said cap on some evening's discussion. Panel increasing the number of Defilippo, "Rather, it's something and members included Dr. Seth Kov- women's sports programs at the that most every school in the en, history professor; Dr. Barbara varsity level, said Gene DeFilippo, country is facing right now," he E. Wall, O.P., director of the director of Athletics. added. Center for Peace and Justice These refinements are evident The University's decision not to Education and philosophy profes- in men's swimming which is hesitate any longer in enhancing sor; Dr. Gaile Pohlhaus, religious moving from a scholarship pro- gender equity was made, in part, studies professor; Dr. Cheryl gram to a non-scholarship pro- as an effort to avoid any possible Asher, economics professor; Dr. gram, ice hockey and men's water legal problems in the future Carol Anthony, philosophy profes- polo which are moving from the involving Title IX, said Defilippo. sor and the VFC advisor; and Dr. the club level and Resolving this issue is what varsity level to Sally Scholz, philosophy crew and water polo DeFilippo and other members of women's professor. which are moving from the club his 10 person gender equity advi- Feminism does not conform to level to the varsity level, said sory committee are certain is the a fixed definition, said Beissel. DeFilippo. fair thing to do for the women Therefore, it is highly personal The Title DC legislation act that athletes on this campus, DeFilippo and fluid in nature. The night's gained increasing attention during said. discussion was designed to dispel the late 1970's was originally "Gene and this athletic depart- the many myths and stereotypes formulated to secure equal oppor- ment are trying to be p?:o-active associated with feminism, she tunity for female athletes. In 1972, so that don't wait for legisla- we added. the Supreme Court decided in tion to force us to do something After Beissel concluded her the Grove City case that any or we don't wait for the courts to opening remarks, the panelists institution receiving federal aid force us to do something," said briefly presented their personal must offer equal opportunities for Senior Associate Athletic Direc- views and interpretations of fem- female athletes. tor, John Bostick. "We're doing inism. A question and answer 1972 decision by the what we see as best for the The session followed the panelists' Court left too much institution at this time." Supreme presentations. for varying interpretations. "We wanted to be pro-active room "Students often say, 'Well, I'm private institutions oper- and do what was right," said Because .,' " not a feminist, but . . said independent from the federal DeFilippo. "We believe that we ate Koven in his opening remarks. government, they mistakenly need to be fair; fair with regard Being feminist is not shameful; that they were able to to participation and opportunity assumed yet many students at the Univer- avoid conforming to the guidelines for women's athletes." sity, perhaps even more than at subsequent years. The result of all of this was the of Title DC. In other colleges and universities lawsuits filed Athletic Department's decision to the number of across the country, are ashamed universities not complying conduct a year-long study on against to be feminist, he said. regulations Villanova concerning where the with Title IX Gradually, feminism became dramatically. institution is presently, where it increased defined as anti-family and anti- number of has been and where it wants to By 1992 a startling children. Feminism was consi- against be five years from now, said court decisions ruling dered an "anti-human way women violations Defilippo. universities for Title DC gain power at the expense of social "In that time we were very sparked a tremendous interest on good," said Koven. conscious of being fair to the PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN the part of the NCAA to resolve Feminists, however, have seen student athletes enrolled here at Pi its annual Rubber Duckie race which benefitted the gender equity issue. Beta Theta hosted the family as a key sight for the present time," said Defilippo. the Cerebral Palsy Association of Delaware County. took According to the legal cases that identity and growth throughout Oct. l in the Quad have transpired over the last few It did not seem plausible, while place (Continued on page 2) years, the courts are demanding at the same time fair, according -f^i:

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Compiled by Kathleen Cooney pals were "expelled" from their Wall focused on the Editorials /. 9 (Continued from page 1) spirituality Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer schools in this black township informs feminism. history, Koven said. Feminists that "The trips assist needy of teachers are Sports 14 by a coalition angry realized "the structure of private feminism we struggling to PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti and militant students. of bring about in terms of a new Chappell, O.S.A. from OCUpc •••••••••••^X life was linked to the structure By SHEILA CONOLLY Rev. Art — American military patrols Offering no proof, the mob order make[s] it social life." world possible for Staff Reporter the department of Religious Stu- rolled through Haiti's capital acqused the principals of steal- iden- with area mission- Features 24 Feminists more properly (Continued on page 4) dies, will work searching for weapons at a ing school supplies — a charge tify women as seeking to create While most students are head- aries providing home repair and Who Knows, border outpost and hundreds least one prin- they deny. At worlds within their own images, ing home for a relaxing semester service work. While in Glenmary, more at a paramilitary training cipal was threatened with who cares 28 Koven said. "Feminists are so break, a select group of students the volunteers will stay in a large base. briefly death, and another was slippery because they do so much will be dedicating their time from barn with no shower facilities. In another sign of change, held hostage, leaving the rest Entertainment ... 30 political and social work in society; Oct. 15-23 to helping those less In addition, many of the area of exiled President too fearful to defy the mob. Racism feminisms have done the work of fortunate through the Campus homes are not equipped with Jean-Bertrand Aristide was In the years of struggle challenging authority associated Ministry Fall Break Service indoor plumbing, but instead use heard on state radio for the against white domination in with inequality and oppression." (Continued from page 1) Trips. outhouse facilities. "Ironically, DITORIALS first time in years. State media, Africa, civil disorder of South In order to understand modern experienced racism to understand According to Barbara Haenn, this trip has the most primitive which banned his voice, were this sort was considered a of isolation felt feminism, it is important to under- the feeling by coordinator of the Villanova Volun- accommodations, but the missions under the control of Haiti's potent weapon by black insur- Were the Radnor landlords stand feminism's longstanding minority students. Never having teers Program, six trips have been in Glenmary want the volunteers telling shameless lies coup leaders until American gents. But nearly six months friend to the history. Feminism confronts an a Caucasian before college, organized this year. Their pur- to get a real feel about what it is Philadelphia last troops seized the installations after the elections that buried Inquirer Sun- enormous burden in modern times Mai was excited about meeting poses range from providing relief like to live there," said Haenn. In Friday. the last remnants of official day? Is Massachusetts Senator and "has not always succeeded in new people at Villanova until her to natural disaster victims across return for serving the economical- Ted in of The U.S. troops are charged apartheid, such tactics are still Kennedy danger clarifying itself to the world raised orientation group made her feel the to helping ly poor, Haenn said that the floating with providing stability and being used — much to. the up into the stratos- on soundbites of the 80s," said uncomfortable, and she began others from third world nations. missions are committed to teach- security in Haiti phere? Is Joe Patterson still during the dismay of Nelson Mandela, the 4 - Koven. feeling out of place on campus. Close to 80 students will be ing the volunteers about the of transition period before Oct. country's first black president. capable writing sports- Following Koven's presenta- Similarly, Sneha Patel felt alie- volunteering their services in any culture of the region. oriented material? did the 15, when the nation's top PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN And tion, shared her views of femi- nated even before arriving at one of five domestic locations: The same kind of mission com- military leaders are to resign, FLINT, Mich. Auto Last year, students participated in a fall break service trip to Orland, Maine. Here, students lift aforementioned columnist - nism. "Feminism is a broad spec- orientation because her designat- ' Philadelphia, the Bronx, Ken- Merida, Mexico a frame for a house. mitment occurs in deserve the drubbing in last making way for Aristide's workers at a key General L. the trum of thought embracing a wide ed roommate requested a room tucky, Georgia and , where about six students, accom- edition? return. Motors Corp. plant were back range of interests," said Scholz. transfer when she realized that or in Merida, Mexico, an area of panied by Steve Pugliese, assist- to work after promised to GM The question of human dignity Sneha was Indian. These disturb- the Yucatan. ant to the dean of Students for PHILADELPHIA - In an hire hundreds of new workers. should be the focus of modern ing stories were told in order to VFL lecture stirs controversy The closest trip will be to the Judicial Affairs, will also help academic version of a money- The workers voted to end the feminism. acquaint the audience .with the St. Francis Inn in Philadelphia villagers with home repair and EATURES back guarantee, an Allentown four-day strike that was called, of racism Scholz explained that a variety various types that By JONATHAN KLICK God's gift of human sexuality is oned McMonagle about recent where students will help memt)ers service work. Volunteers will be community college is promis- they said, because they were of feminisms exist, including students experience on campus so situations in which anti-abortion of the Franciscan order at a soup This in Assistant News Editor just another recreational tool," he staying in a simple guest house week Features gain ing that if its graduates aren't being forced to build too many traditional Marxist feminism, that the issue could be redressed. said. He continued by propounding activists have been convicted of kitchen and thrift store. Campus in Merida but will be able to insight on the world-renowned up to snuff when they join the cars people. with too few femi- accept different close- writer liberal feminism, cultural "If you can't that the abortion rights suppor- murdering abortionists. McMon- Ministry has always worked experience first hand how Mayan Maya Angelou. Learn workforce or transfer to a four- at the Buick City nism, social feminism and radical types of people," said Mai, "you're Villanovans for Life (VFL) spon- ters imply, through their beliefs, agle compared the murders to ly with the local soup kitchen, villagers live in homes with adobe how the mind feeds eating year school, they can be sent complex had threatened to feminism. All feminisms need to going to have a difficult time in sored a lecture for Respect Life that it is acceptable to use violence using force to stop violence against assisting people from the Kensing- walls, thatched roofs and mud disorders. Explore Sevilla, back and educated again — for disrupt GM operations nation- Spain, with Senior Michael be grounded in mutual respect, the re^l world because Villanova Week given by Michael McMon- to curb social problems. bom children, but he added that ton area. floors. "It is important to the free. wide. It caused parts shortages she added. like the real world." ineffective in Murray. "Life is nothing agle on Oct. 5. McMonagle, a 1974 McMonagle presented a 1980 such practices are "The people at St. Francis are Mayans that Americans don't After Dump": "It's not really money-back. that closed several other GM Following Scholz, Pohlhaus graduate of the United States film entitled "A Matter of Choice." the movement and create bad always happy to see Villanova descend upon their village. Find out how the University's It's education-back," said plants, and the company's delivered her remarks. "I believe Several audience members Naval Academy and former naval The film told the story of a publicity. He said that he believes students," Haenn said. Volunteers Instead, they want the Mayans to recycling program gives us all James Davis, president of supply lines are expected to arose valid points. The main idea a second chance. in the equality of all human nuclear engineer, was introduced California reporter who investi- it is more important to persuade will stay in a guest house at the descend upon the Americans," Lehigh Carbon Community take a few days to return to beings," she said. "And this is stressed was that racism affects by the Reverend Denis Wilde, gated the two sides of the abortion mothers to choose alternatives to inn for the week and will either said Haenn. The permanent mis- College (LCCC), which has normal. why I remain a feminist. Femi- everyone, and no one should O.S.A. as a "stalwart" of the pro- issue. On the pro-abortion side, abortion. sleep on a bed or the floor. The sion staff in Merida will act as joined a short list of two-year TEL AVIV — Israel greeted nism serves to liberate not only silently allow it to continue. life movement in Pennsylvania. one of the abortionists interviewed McMonagle blamed the abortion Rev. Jack McAtee, O.S.A. is the translators for the volunteers, but schools nationwide making the easing of the Arab boycott women, but also men." "This affects all of us," said started the Southeast- expressed the Malthusian belief issue on the promiscuity in today's chaperone for . Haenn noted that most members such a pledge. McMonagle with visions of multinationals Anthony described feminism as Ann Regan. "We need to reach out ern Pennsylvania Pro-Life Coali- that the procedure is an important society. To support this, he quoted Another trip will be made to of the group are practically fluent Starting next July, students clamoring to invest in the "an incredible opportunity for to our groups of friends and make - tion in 1982 and was involved in population control measure. Tak- statistics that say 55 percent of Glenmary Farm in Vanceburg, in Spanish. who have earned an associate's Jewish state, transformed into growth and development." She everyone more aware of [racism]. the early stages of Operation ing the pro-life position, U.S unmarried pregnancies are abort- Kentucky where about 22 stu- The Rev. Ray Jackson, O.S.A. degree in the career-training or the economic fulcrom of a new explained that much anxiety is There are too many apathetic com- ed as compared with only nine from the Center for Peace and academic-degree programs Rescue, according to Wilde. Wilde Representative Henry Hyde dents, along with Beth Hassel Middle East. based on growth and transforma- people here!" said, "He lives his convictions, pared Roe vs. Wade to the 1857 (Continued on page 4) from Campus Ministry and the (Continued on page 4) with at least a C average, and Banner headlines predicted tion. "This is both exciting and "We all need to come together run noting that Dred Scott decision in which have completed English, math and they deeply," an investment "avalanche," scary; it offers ourselves the to make it better for everyone," often been jailed slaves were likened to cattle and and prerequisites within the McMonagle had after the announcement that greatest opportunity to change said Ray Chablani of INCAR, for his attempts to block entrances therefore had no human rights. Who is Dr. Maya Angelou': first 30 credit hours will be Saudi Arabia and the other gulf ourselves and the world." "because in doing that, we can to abortion clinics. The film contained footage of a covered by the Academic Gua- / Know Why the Caged Bird emirates would stop boycotting Feminism is for all women and make it better for ourselves." "We're losing [the fight against suction al)ortion in which the Compiled by: JANE PAPACCIO dation scholar in Italy in 1975. rantee Policy. has received honorary Sings, a chronicle of her life up firms doing business with is not anti-men, said Asher. "Fem- Although many students are frus- abortion] big time," said McMon- fetus is removed wit5>a vacuum Source: Gale Research Inc. She from to age 16 and ending with the Israel. inism helps men and women trated with the presence of racism agle to open his lecture. He went and a saline solution abortion degrees Smith College Mills College and birth of her son, Guy, was JOHANNESBURG - In an Despite warnings the hopes realize where women have come on campus, there have been on to say that 32 million children during which the woman is inject- Author, poet, playwright, (1975), (1975) upscale section of University (1976). In published in 1970. Angelou Soweto, a may be exaggerated — direct from. It questions a society that changes over the past few years, have been killed by abortion since ed with the solution, and the fetus professional stage and screen Lawrence primary-school principal cow- off- 1976, she was named Woman received a nomination for the business contacts remain says women have to become more and INCAR hopes that the pro- the 1973 Supreme Court decision is then removed. Testimonials performer and singer Dr. Maya NTERTAINMENT ers inside her spacious home, of the Year in Communications National Book Award for her limits and the U.S.-brokered like men to be successful. The gress will continue. Any students of Roe vs. Wade. Also, he claimed were given by women on both (Marguerita) Angelou will visit afraid the Ladies' Journal. first book. The book, autobio- to go to work, afraid to breakthrough does not apply to negative connotations of feminism interested in joining INCAR may that three out of 10 children in sides of the issue who had had the University Thursday, Oct. by Home Entertainment's cup run- confront her appeared in "Porgy graphical in nature, depicts a accusers. most Muslim nations — the stem from the way some women attend meetings on Mondays at 5 America are born out of wedlock. abortions. 27 in the Jake Nevin Fieldhouse Angelou neth over this week. Starting rather grim childhood while Nearly a month has passed Tel Aviv Stock Exchange index express their frustrations and p.m. in the Center for Peace and "[We] have taught our youth that An audience member questi- at 7:30 p.m. The lecture, spon- and Bess" on a 22-nation tour with the new fall series preview also demonstrating the since she and 34 other princi- jumped three percent. ideas," she added. Justice. sored by the Campus Activities sponsored by the Department section, read on about such Team (CAT) and Africana of State in 1954-55. She has strength of self of the author. television programs as MTV's off- The next two volumes of her Studies, is open to all members also performed in such "Smart Sex" and ": the autobiography include Gather Online services offer of the University community. Broadway plays as "Calypso Deep Space 9." Do not miss our Together in My Name and Tickets were sold to students Heatwave" and "The Blacks." music reviews, including such Oct. 3 and 4 in the Connelly She produced and performed in Singin ' and Swingin ' and (jet- exciting artists as R.E.M., Big ' ViLI-ANOVAN "Cabaret of Freedom" with tin Merry Like Christmas. The scholarship information Center; tickets were made Head Todd, Sinead O'Connor, available to faculty, staff and (Godfrey Cambridge. She also two lxx)ks take Angelou from Hootie and the Blowfish, This ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A. late adolescence to her SZUMANSKI all members of the University her Picture and that dog. EDITORS IN CHIEF Although By MELISSA LEE "Roughly 700-800 students have commuriity in the Connelly early adulthood. these two books were not as ALEXANDER W. SCOFIELD STEPHANIE D. MacDOUQALL Assistant News Editor used the service in two years," Center from Oct. 5-7. Starting successful as / Know Why the ASSOCIATE EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR Magliocco said. Surveys had been Oct. 10, tickets for the event (Aiged Bird Sings, they were PORTS SECTION EDITORS distributed in order to evaluate will be sold in the Student The University's Office of Finan- the service, but only a handful of Development Office. nevertheless praised by critics. NEWS FEATURi^S ENTERTAINMENT This week in sports read SPORTS cial Aid encourages students to responses were returned. Kathleen Cooney Tare Campltlello Eric Cheung Sean Kelly Angelou, by the age of 16, Her next publication. The about 'Nova's resounding 38-6 utilize a new on-line service "The service seems to have Jane Papaccio Todd Leskanic gave birth to her only son, Guy. Heart of a Woman, covers the win over Richmond. Check out program to search for available been generally appreciated, but it By the time she was in her era of civil rights marches, the what our AD Gene DeFilippo ASSISTANT EDITORS financial assistance oppor- is difficult to tell unless students early twenties, she had been a emergence of Dr. Martin Luth- has to say about the controver- NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS tunities. come back and let us know," said Creole cook, a streetcar con- er King, Jr. and Malcolm X, and sial gender equity issue. Get Jonathan Kllck Melissa Salso Karen Goulart Joe Patterson The University has purchased Magliocco. Out of 50 surveys ductor, a cocktail waitress, a the upheaval in Africa follow- the story on the first women's Melidsa Lee Roseanne Miller Elaine Paolool Mark Spoonaur the College Aid Sources for Higher returned, only two were negative. dancer and a madam. The ing the assassination of the cross country loss in six years. Reglna O'Toole Education (CASHE) program from The highest number of matches following years saw her emerge Cango's Patrice Lmumba. Read about the women's soccer Natwnal College Services, said encountered was 48, and the as a successful singer, actress, Throughout the 1960s, Ange- team's disappointing Big East Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor Madeline T. Baxter Stephen Magliocco, financial aid lowest was five. The average is playwright and author. She lou was active in civil rights record and its quest Conference Photography Editors: Sharon Qriffln and Jill DIBerardIno Layout: l^uren Burite counselor. This free service allows between 15 and 20 matches,. he l)egan producing books after both in the United States and to win its remaining match- Pertonale/Classiffled: Megan Kempf Art students to search for various added. Editor: Lauren Busskohl some friends had heard notable abroad. ups. And, don't forget to get loans, fellowships Once matches are made and the Subscriptions: Marie Kennedy scholarships, stories of her childhood spent your weekend selections from employment opportunities in student is notified, it is the In her next autobiographical and shuttling between rural, segre- Maya Angelou D-Ca$handFatman. their student's responsibility to contact work. All God's Children Staff: Tanya Marie Annas, Heather Anthony, Cara Becl^erlch, Mii

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P»Of Ar» THg.VIU^NOV»N,« Octt.^ 7.t8»» Fall break trips Beta provide Theta Pi Rubber to Duckie (Continued from page 3) Georgia flood repair. Volunteers will work in small .Justice Education has organized a groups of about four or five in palsy fourth service trip to the Bronx, order to assist with the early Race benefits cerebral New York where 10 students will stages of house repair such as By SHARON KRPATA There were 10 preliminary This year's "lucky ducky" was work through the St. Angela drywalling and laying Staff Reporter fieats, final heat Justin Langin, a high school Merici parish. foundations. one and a victory Beta Theta Pi hosted its third heat in which all of the ducks were student from New York. Besides "We will be doing many differ- Mike O'Brien, a student leader annual Rubber Duckie Race Oct. raced. Prizes for the individual offering prizes for the actual ent things from feeding the people for the trip said, "Those who don't 1 at 12:30 p.m. in the Quad. The heats included sports memorabilia races, two raffles were held. Each on the streets of Manhattan to necessary know a lot about build- race was held to benefit from the Philadelphia Phillies, raffle was for $50 and a Dr. painting and repairing homes for ing houses still do fine." the J Cerebral Palsy Association of 76'ers, Eagles and Wings. Also, basketball. shut-ins to tutoring grade school In order to be chosen as a Delaware County. This year's gift certificates to' Septembers, The Rubber Duckie Race was children," said Jackson. The volunteer for the service trips, event raised approximately Tymes Square, and Bally's Fit- sponsored by the following busi- volunteers are also expected to students were r^uired to attend $12,000 for young people ness Club were nesses: Ocean Holiday Ltd., Bagel work closely with some local information sessions and manda- with awarded. cerebral palsy. The grand prize for the final Builders, Eagle Snacks, Ben and community outreach programs. tory meetings. Students were also Twenty-eight Beta Theta Pi heat included gift certificates to Jerry's Ice Cream, Bally's Spa and "It is definitely a great experience required to fill out an application. brothers and 20 Cerebral Palsy the Lagoon overnight with deluxe the Pennsylvania Savings Bank. for students to do this type of The applications were objectively "The Rubber Duckie " Association Race was volunteer work," added Jackson. reviewed and students were representatives trans- accommodations, an autographed formed the Quad into a ticket signed by Mike lots of fun because you were able While most of the service trips selected as volunteers. "The huge Schmidt duckie slide. Participants slid and a weekend at Okemo Inn, to see who you were helping. The were organized by late August of number of students selected is thousands of duckies down the Vermont, donated by Ron Parry. kids from George Crunthers this summer, two of the trips, determined by the site of the trip," slide. Each duckie This year's first Memorial School in Swarthmore which will provide assistance to said Haenn. was numbered prize winner to keep track of who the owner received a trip for two to the had a fun day," said Steve Schaef- earthquake victims in Los Angeles A great deal of the funding for was. The first duckie to cross the Bahamas courtesy of Ocean Hol- er, philanthropy co-chair of Beta and flood victims in Georgia, were the trips comes from the students' finish line won. iday Ltd. Theta Pi. student initiated. own pockets, said Haenn. Many " I have been very impressed of the service trips conduct fund- with the student enthusiasm raisers to help with travel and PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN toward these trips," said Haenn. food expenses for the week. In Members of the Students visit Phiiadeiphia museums University Naval ROTC Whiskey Company performed at the ViUanova vs. Richmond Kristen Anderson and Bill Hyde, addition, students often write footbaU PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN game Saturday, Oct. 1. The Naval ROTC FaU Review took place Oct. 4 on Mendel Field. the student leaders for the Cali- letters of sponsorship to local By JONATHAN KLICK bited the work of artist and tours. The planetarium at the fornia trip, have played a crucial parishes requesting funding in This daring student rock climber ascends Mount Hartley during the Assistant News Editor designer Institute presented role in the organization of the trip. exchange for education seminars. Collegiate Health and Fitness Tour. Dan Friedman under the Franklin title of "Radical Modernism." "UFO's: Visions or Visitations?," Sally Scholz of the Philosophy "This kind of fundraiser h^s a Jim Grads The eighth annual College Day Quinn's collection of Eastern and the omniverse featured a teach in Chicago's inner city Department will join the student rippling effect that spreads the on the Parkway was held Satur- European art program on the Grand Canyon. leaders and 11 other students as volunteer service beyond the entitled "Pealing ^^^^ ^^^ universities as Stanford insurance day, Oct. 1. The event allows Walls" was also exhibited. The attendance of College Day By JANE PAPACCIO and a stipend of $5 a they help to rebuild homes in the Villanova campus," said Haenn. Federal agency aids The News Editor Princeton, Georgetown, Duke, day. saved college students to take advantage photography of Mei-Ling Hom, on the Parkway was estimated by the San Fernando Valley. . Overall, Haenn said that the During the past two years, two Notre Dame, Amherst, More- schools is then used for scholar- group of of the museums and cultural "Pictures of Asia," was on display. between 3,000 and 3,500 students, A „ . about 19 more volun volunteer experience is a very University students, Rachel Lane house, Boston College and the ships for students exhibits located on the Benjamin The Rodin Museum, which houses said Tomlinson. The program is whose parents teers, accompanied by philosophy worthwhile one, not only for the Islamic studies program and Greg Mooney, both of the College of the Holy Cross are could not afford to Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia one of the world's largest collec- open to anyone with a college ID, send their professor Kevin Miles, will work people receiving the help but also Class of 1993, have made unusual represented in the program as children to Press Release free of charge. The centers taking tions of the artist's work, offered he added. parochial schools with the Salvation Army in the for the students providing the and extraordinary well. The volunteers work in otherwise Alvin A. Clay will spend two part in the day were the Academy commitments: some First Lutheran Church of Albany, service. to live and work in Chicago's of the most desperate parts of The Center for Arab and Islamic weeks in Bethlehem in order to of Natural Sciences, the Franklin poorest inner-city neighborhcxxls Chicago including the Robert Studies has received $105,000 evaluate the curriculum of its Institute Science Museum, the while teaching elementary school Taylor area, Englewood, Oak- from the U.S. Information Agency faculty of business administra- Free Library of Philadelphia, the Senate caucus formed for$5aday. wood, Woodlawn, Pilsen, Lawn- Student volunteers participate in for a three-year affiliation with tion. Clay is uniquely qualified to Paley/Levy Galleries at Moore "As pioneer members of the dale and Altged Gardens, said Bethlehem University. The Uni- undertake the evaluation given College of Art and Design, the Press Release alleviate such instances while Inner City Swanson. is of 21 universities his extensive experience heading Philadelphia Museum of Art and Teaching Corps silent versity one allowing Senators to become (ICTC), they have enormous The ICTC is relatively new; the Auction for AIDS this highly-competitive accreditation teams for business the Rodin Museum. made to win This academic year marks more familiar with the happen- schools in the United States. He personal sacrifices in order to program was started by Chicago award, which enables the College For the first five years, only the ings in the colleges which they By CASEY MORGAN In order to educate students and or food recipe. Gift certificates the inaugural year of the make a difference in the lives of native Patrick G. Ryan, who saw of Commerce and Finance to work will be accompanied by Dr. Art Museum sponsored the event, Staff Reporter develop outreach programs, the will place values on each item and Senate Caucus. The Senate do not represent. The shared inner city children," said Rick the need for reform movements closely with the faculty of busi- Mohammad El-Najdawi, associate said Glenn Tomlinson of the AIDS Task Force relies upon its on auction day Caucus is under the auspices information across college lines someone will win professor of management, who Swanson, associate director of and programs in the inner city. ness administration at Bethlehem. education department of the will help in cooperative fund-raising events such as the the item at the bidding contest. of the Student Government projects ICTC. "I was asking why this [program] The program provides timely will also lay the groundwork for Museum of Art. The University AIDS Task upcoming Auction for AIDS. Pro- Items will Association (SGA) and will between different cdlleges and be collected from now the subsequent professorial Lane, a summa cum laude grad- didn't exist/' Ryan said. "Then I ceeds support for the academic and This year, WDRE FM joined the benefit the ^^^^^Force, ,„in ^seeking to^„ further,„^^„^^ edu-^^, from this auction will also until Oct. 15 and can be given to serve as a bi-weekly forum University as a uate was nommated for a Golden thought, .Why not put it togeth- outreach programs at that leading exchanges. sponsors. WDRE provided public- cate the University community on benefit MANNA, a Philadelphia Dr. Sheryl between the nine SGA Sena- whole. Bowen in the Depart- professors from Bethlehem Apple Award by her colleagues at er? he said. ICTC is based loosely Palestinian university, whose ^ Two ity and gave away shirts and CDs, Creating AIDS related issues, is developing meals-on-wheels program and ment of Communication Arts. An tors. Issues affecting the Uni- the Senate Caucus Little Flower School. Her previous on the Peace Corps and strives to faculty, staff and graduates will University in management and he added. new programs and new fund- Gift of Mary, a hospice in Chester, auction guide will describe each versity at large as well as is a bold move by the SGA work as a tutor, combined with place outstanding recent college play important roles in fostering accountancy will come to the In addition to the regular exhib- raising projects for this school founded by Mother Theresa's item as it will matters pertaining to the ensured to facilitate commun- be displayed Nov. University in 1995 to team teach her involvement in the Big Sisters graduates as teachers and coaches economic and social development its of the cultural centers, many ication year. While the Task Force has order and dedicated to caring for 17 in the Connelly Center. All respective college will often among Senators. The program, prepared her for teach- in inner-city schools. The educa on the West Bank under Palesti- courses with Dr. James Klingler, special programs were instituted focused primarily on education women and infants with AIDS. contributors serve as discussion subjects. Caucus will further allow SGA are invited to design professor of management and ing in the inner city. She is from tion support program assists nian self-government. for the day. The Museum of Art and not action-oriented activities, Fayette Veverka, public rela- a poster to advertise The primary purpose of the Senators to work together in Chicago's their items. organizational behavior, and Dr. Bala Cynwyd, Pa. 130 inner-city Catholic Bethlehem University, a coed- presented a collection of Japanese what promises to a new Student AIDS Volunteer tions coordinator for the Auction The silent auction ends at 6 p.m. Senate Caucus is to increase be a produc- Mooney, also a summa cum schools. ucational institution founded in Daniel O'Mara, professor of design art from the 1950s. Two Network will facilitate students' for AIDS, said she hopes "the Nov. 17 communication between the tive year. Student Senators at which time there will accountancy. Drs. Klingler and laude graduate, is a Chicago The ICTC is different from 1973 by the Vatican and admin- folk music recording artists, Jen- include Arts: Stacey hands-on participation. In cooper event will encourage student be a wine and cheese party for a Arts, Commerce and Finance, McArdle, native. While at Villanova, Moo- other educational service pro- istered by the De La Salle Broth- O'Mara will spend extended peri- nie Avila and Amy Torchia, per- ation with the Center for Peace groups to participate by donating donation of Engineering, Sciences and Tara Malloy and Michael $5 entitling the par- ods at Bethlehem University, ney maintained "a tremendous grams, such as Teach for America, and items." ers, enrolls nearly 2,000 students. formed at the Museum as well, O'Brien; Justice, this student group Whether it is a bath ticipant to bid during the live Nursing Senators. Too often a Commerce and because it working with its faculty to con- said level of service and leadership, places an emphasis on The University has active out- Tomlinson. Finance: Bill will be working with local AIDS/ package or a baby package, Vever- auction. Tickets will be available lack of communication on sim- Janci, Sneha Patel including tutoring and directing the establishment of a community including a Bus- ceptualize and plan curriculum The Academy of Natural Sci- HIV agencies such as Action ka urges groups to be creative and in the reach programs, ple issues such as strategy for and Alan Kennedy; Nursing: Connelly Center. reform. Klingler's experience an after-school program for inner- of volunteers. Volunteers serve as iness Development Center that ences presented "The Dig: Dino- Angie Tripoli; AIDS, Metropolitan AIDS Neigh- organize items together to reduce For more information regarding a legislative matter before the Sciences: Jason city children in Philadelphia," full-time teachers in inner-city factories directing the University's Small saur Adventures." A college finan- borhood Nutrition Alliance (M^- cost. Auction items will range the assists businesses and University Senate or publicity Miller; and Engineering: Gina event, contact Dr. Paula will enable said Swanson. parochial schools for two years on the West Bank through short Business Institute also cial aid workshop was provided by NA), and the Calcutta House. from under $20 to over $100. Michal-Johnson in the for an SGA forum unravels all DeRosa. Arts Senator O'Brien after graduation. Commun- him to work closely with Bethle- the Free Library of Philadelphia. Along with the University grad- During the two- Mike Kennedy of Individuals courses, workshops, and feasibil- initiated the creation of the Peace and Justice will also be allowed to ication Arts Department in of the hard work put into the the St. hem's Business Development Cen- of also uates who currently work for year commitment, volunteers will be organizing donate ity studies. Tours were Senate Caucus. meetings in the their personal talents such Augustine Center for the Liberal matter. A Senate Caucus will ICTC, graduates from such receive room and board, medical the USIA grant. Dean ter. available. The Paley Gallery exhi- col- next few weeks. as a song rendition, dance routine Arts. Under VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY • BARTENDERS • BARBACKS • BUSSERS • PREP COOKS • EMS VFL lecture focuses on abortion answers record number of calls WOMEN'S STUDIES Press Release than all of last year combined." (Continued from page 3) within the next decade, Ameri- abortion advocates. He used LECTURE SERIES Pen- This has presented some employment percent of married An pregnancies. cans will "open up to the pro-life nsylvania Governor Bob Casey as Villanova Emergency Medi- challenges to the group's FALL 1994 He went on to say that 83 percent message." To gain support, an example. Casey, a pro-life cal Service (VEMS) reports budget which is entirely of iiy^Ofnt, abortions are performed on McNfonagle advocated a slow supporter, named Harris Wofford, that it has answered a record derived from the fund-raising unmarried women, and 44 percent approach in which small, incre- a pro-abortion supporter, interim number of medical calls so far efforts of its members. "Since opportunity like this are repeat patients. A member of mental gains are made on the state senator. McMonagle blamed this semester. Since the begin- we do not charge the patients the audience raised the notion abortion front. He also expressed this lack of commitment on peo- ning of freshman orientation in for our services, we are spend- that implicit in the pro-abortion support for programs that educate ple's unwillingness to get involved late August through Oct. 1, the ing more money on supplies argument is a subtle racism, people on the effects abortion has in controversy and on the framing all-volunteer group has an- seldom knocks. than ever before," he addeid. saying that many of the reasons on women. ' of the issue. He urged the crowd swered over 100 calls for med- Brian Herrick, the advisor of 'iUtuiti' given for abortion are aimed at McMonagle voiced dissatisfac- to get involved on the grassroots ical assistance. This number VEMS, said that the addition And it never, ever knocks this loud. minorities, such as crime and tion about his belief that pro-lifers level and said, "Nurture your own can best be put in perspective of over 600 upperclassmen in EXPLORERS IN THE SLUIUIS welfare reduction. McMonagle are less committed tha^ pro- children to be pro-life." by comparing it LADY to the group's the West Campus apartments addressed this by saying demogra- totals Philadelphia's most unique dining and entertainment complex is bokingfor energetic^ for last year at this time. has kept OF VICTORIAN LONDON phics the group busy. show that the wealthy are During the entire fall outgoing, hardworking and honest ladies and gentlemen to he a part ofan ever growing, 1993 "Apartment living poses some among the strongest abortion semester, VEMS responded ELLEN ROSS dynamic knows how to do things Btg Time! to potential hazards such as family who supporters. He furthered this idea 80 calls; based on the high-call Professor of History and Women's Studies Feminism perceptions burns and cuts from cooking by adding that Margaret Sanger, volume seen so far you have an interest in one the following positions, please apply in Person Monday this year, in the kitchen." Ramapo College of New Jersey If of the founder The group has of Planned Parent- the group can expect to answer from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. DcrB*s ers part time responded to a wide variety of p.m., through Wednesday off full and hood, often promoted (Continued from page Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 4 the concept 2) to the power-dominance axiom over 250 calls by Christmas calls so far this year. "We see positions and will work with your school schedule. Available Positions. . that society needs "more children all people to grow and self- break. Room 209 Bartley Hall and the anger in order to build a everything from sprains and from the fit; less children from the determine for themselves. Femi- "You of History Line collaborative and cooperative can never predict how cuts to more serious problems Co-sponsor: Department Bartenders Barbacks/Bussers Prep Cooks Cooks unfit." McMonagle called this the nism is about a set of values. I many society, asked Wall. calls you will see on a such as diabetic emergencies Dishwashers Waiten Cocktail Servers Captains "heart and soul of abortion." define feminism as a kind of During the question given day, session, but lately it's a and respiratoryv problems," FROM PERSONAL POETRY MidwavTech Winner's Circle Game Attendants "Whenever you deal with abor- decision-making." the panelists pretty sure READING and audience bet that you're added Herrick. At last week- tion, the Front Desk/Hostess rules change in favor of Furthermore, "spirituality ena- members going to PIERCY engaged in a lively see some action," said end's football game, VEMS and MARGE the pro-abortion side," McMona- bles us to revere each other and discussion of issues raised during Joe Palfini, a junior Nursing the Public Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m., gle said. Department of Tuesday, He claimed that the celebrate who we are without the panelists' opening remarks. major and the group's captain. Safety treated two victims who 21 5 Tolentlne Hall Dave & BuSter^S media and the judiciary are heav- Room being diminished by success," "Feminism is "It's hard nere'sNoPlace vibrant and alive; to believe that we received severe bums when a ily in favor of abortion, but he said Honors Program, Blvd., Pier 19 North Wall. "How do we move it is impossible to eradicate it," may answer more calls this Co-sponsors: 325 N. Columbus Q^ueLikeitr^ expressed fall propane tank exploded. a hopeful belief that beyond the dictates of submission said Wall. Department of English • LINE COOKS • WAITERS • DISHWASHERS • WAITRESSES • J

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Elizabeth BarszczewskI and Kathryn A. SzumanskI Editors In Chief

Alexander W. Scofleld Associate Editor

Stephanie MacDougall Managing Editor

October?, 1994 Page 9

Racism shows true colors

It's the little things that count in Hfe. For many students at Villanova, it can be something as seemingly inconsequential as changing one's seat in the cafeteria, casting a strange look in someone's direction, raising a suspecting eyebrow or crossing the pathway to class simply to avoid eye contact. Yet all of these "little" things add up. On Oct. 5, the International Committee Against Racism (INCAR) and the Student Action Committee sponsored a powerful and enlightening open forum titled, "Racism: It's Here and It Sucks." Students on the panel HOW TO HANG ON TO YOUR DOUGH, and in the audience shared their experiences with racism on Villanova's campus, noting what a profoundly negative (WITHOUT CRAMPING YOUR STYLE.) effect these little things have pn their lives. Whether it be a joke, a nickname, an assumption or a stereotype, it is still racism. And on level, it Separate every i& "needs'* from "wants/* needs to be confronted and combatted by every member Hint: A bed is a need. A Mr. Microphone of the Villanova community. Only then will the true meaning of "community" be realized. To keep silent in is a want. the midst of racism is to perpetuatje the crime itself. Only by speaking out against these little things can i& Split the bill but only pay your share. race relations improve on campus. Only through open discourse, mutual understanding and respect for the Why put in for someone else's swordfish differences amongst us can an appreciation of these if all you got was soup? LETTERS differences be fostered. And once these differences are valued rather than erring eritie feared, questions like, "You're black? And you're not an i& Set aside money for Crime bill cohmwist ntbed lif emergencies. athlete? What are you doing at Villanova?" will become drug Unless you'd rather call your parents To the Editor: in partisan politics, Mr. Campisi programs in which convicted obsolete. states that crime is "a sad bypro- dealers, the lowest of street ver- for it instead. For the past three semesters, duct of the Republican party's war min, counsel urban youth. Mr. simply points out that the insightful commentary of the with people, on behalf of powerful Patterson Inquirer cites 'Novans "Patterson Perspective" has special interests." This is a baf- this sort of social spending is a at stop- i& Keep your eye on your wallet. graced the pages of the Villa- fling conclusion when one consid- "half-hearted" attempt novan. Numerous times have Mr. ers that George Bush's Compre- ping a frightening trend in our Have a Citibank Classic card in case you for housing problems Patterson's political opinions been hensive Crime Bill was cities. On the foreign front, Clinton's lose it.The LostWallet^'^ Service can vindicated by the "ever- pigeonholed .in a Democrat- get you approval ratings were a pathetic vacillating" Clinton admin- controlled Congress. Perhaps Mr. The Philadelphia Inquirer's Oct. 2 article on the Main emergency cashr a 32 percent in last Friday's Wall new card usually within istration. Campisi would have our represen- Line's off-campus student housing situation has been Street Journal/NBC poll. This is Sadly, however, some object to tatives agree to faulty legislation 24 hours and help replacing vital documents. an amazing statisticdn light of the discussed intensely by Villanovans this past week. This Mr. Patterson's hard-hitting style. in the grand spirit of compromise. President's foreign pblicy "victo- article was as ambitious as it was lengthy, spanning three In a very disturbing Sept. 23 Mr. Patterson acknowledges ry" in Hjliti. Even theXampisi- * Based on available cash line. editorial, one Mr. Anthony G. the dire need for proper and pages and addressing complaints of students, landlords proclaimed "diplomacy ahd nego- Campisi accuses the columnist of effective anti-crime measures, but and law enforcers alike. It comes as no surprise that tiation" skills of ex-Presi^ent a "lack of perspective" in assess- the bill in question does little to virtually everybody involved seems distressed over Carter have not been jtt^le ing, among other things, the combat offenders. Rather it seeks \4^: to contribute to Clinton's public^ current state of off-campus living. Clinton Crime Bill. to coddle to the victimization WE'RE LOOKING OUT FOR YOU mentality which has infected our support. Indeed, Mr. Patterson's To the average reader, it is difficult to decide where t^ After casting aspersions, that inner cities. In fact, the bill creates record in regard to the current to place the blame. To be fair, students must shoulder To apply, call I -800-CITIBANK. ii^ Mr. Patterson's interests lie solely administration is stellar. some of it. But students are not the only reason why Mr. Patterson should develop a off-campus residency remains such a source of controversy tough skin and expect to receive Coffee gourmets petition for this type of nonsensical derision — not by a long shot. by his spurned critics. Mr. Cam- One Bryn Mawr resident, after deriding students for Wildcard system at Cafe pisi, on the other hand, ought to their recklessness, claims that the "real villains are the continue to digest the views landlords." He may be on to something. Local landlords espoused in the "Patterson know full well that they can milk students for monthly To the Editor: the exception of Metro. Perspective." The numerous Cafe Metro sup- rent payments for less than palatial accommodations signed a petition I am writing on behalf of all the porters have Jon Nehlsen which the average Main Liner would never pay, asking for a Wildcard machine so students who crave better, Economics /Political Science particularly if they feign ignorance to the zoning laws that we could avoid suffering the 1997 stronger coffee. Since my sopho- being violated. for coffee" sold at Dining more year here, I have been "excuse don't For your reading pleasure, The Inquirer article also spotlights a Haverford drinking my coffee at Cafe Metro Services locations when we to buy it at Cafe the Villanovan has ordered the Township zoning officer who scans the Villanova in the Connelly Center. Now we have the cash that coffee is not newly syndicated comic strip have a Wildcard debit system at Metro. Although directory in her idle time, looking for addresses housing actually undrinkable, it is not "Thatch" by feff Shesol. You almost all campus locations with excessive numbers of students. nearly as good as Cafe Metro's may remember reading about " While the police unquestionably must respond to coffee. "Thatch, which received a residents' Cafe Metro is privately owned, substantial amount of main- complaints about unruly student behavior, the but it is not competition for stream media attention when it actions of this housing officer suggest a different attitude was published on the college Letters Dining Services since it is the only copped by law enforcement. It is an attitude Villanovans Cappucino, Espresso syndicate several years ago. location for living off campus are all too familiar with: the local police The Villanovan will print "Let- and other strong, rich coffees. It Among other characters, Shes- seem to have a general vendetta against students, whether ters to the Editor" received in its has also become an essential part ol's comic featured the gender- prior Politically or not students are causing problems. office in 201 Dougherty Hall of many Villanovans' daily rou- neutral superhero at to the weekly deadline, Tuesday tine, not to mention a good number Correct Person. The comic's "Residents expect Villanova officials to discipline characters, Thatch his 2 p.m. All letters must be signed of philosophy professors. and their own students," remarks one police superintendent phone number support Cafe Metro's roommate Tripp Biscuit, have and include address, We fully in the article. It is unrealistic to expect the University security number. All petition for a Wildcard machine, now graduated from college and and social administration to have such all-encompassing power double install are strugglingyoung members of over letters must be typed and and we ask Villanova to one reserves the D.C. job market. We hope students who live beyond their reach. Main Line laridlords spaced. The Villanovan as soon as possible. Utters you enjoy reading about these and police play giant role in the right to edit all letters. a improving this situation. Vtl- Galas struggUs which will befall many may be sent by mail to the Meg Financial exploitation and unprovoked hostility towards Villanovans in the nearfuture. lanovan. Villanova Vntverstty. Philosophy/Spanish students are not alleviating the long-standing problems 1995 -Eds. yUlanova. Pa. 19085. which arise from off-campus housing for Villanovans. -h

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o M M E N T A R Y A T R E Everyone loses when national pastime terminated

By JOE PATTERSON Gwynn, Williams and Griffey This is not an ordinary / shouted out, labor a distorted view of justice among Ken Burns' most recent master- "Who's Kennedy?" ended, but the threat of replace- dispute. ahead of These aren't both Ted parties. overworked Both factions have piece, "Baseball," has reminded players starting next Baseball. It has always been a ment season auto workers or underpaid claimed to be the victims. Instead us of how much baseball means By RICH WEBSTER isn't metaphor for America. has put Ripken's 14-year-old quest teachers. These are millionaires Senate, which as horrible as Powell has yet to claim a party; the bushes, laughing and planning machine has shifted into the high- of working together toward a to such a large number of Amer- it sounds. If they do gain control It has been a testament to hard in serious jeopardy. who play a game for a living and mutually beneficial he's bi-political, and though he ahead evil mode. If only Cuomo would agreement, ican citizens. We have always The kingdom of Camelot is then 71year-old Bob Dole would work, sacrifice and persistence. It Over the past few seasons, live with celebrity status. They each group presents itself as the has reservations regarding some So it appears as if the Demo- put those rumored mafia ties of been able to learn from baseball, about to be condemned. King has survived the Great attendance records have been are among the most popular people become the majority leader and of Clinton's "habits," those fun, crats must once again head for the his into action. Depres- victim of the other party's greed. and this time around, it is no Arthur and Sir Lancelot have been likely drop out of the '96 sion, two World Wars, Vietnam, completely rewritten. Cities that in America. They are the heroes With their of most fun "habits" of his, it is more hills. The voters are armed with war words, they different. struck down by black magic forces presidential-election dogfights; a Korea and 25 presidents. It is the had been in the cellar for years of the younger generation and are seem intent on dividing their fans likely he will run on a Democratic pitchforks and the torches are Rich Webster is a senior majoring We have been given an example leaving only the lecherous, real only sport to remain relatively have become Intimate contend- cheer«l on daily. People listen to into plus for those of us who ticket based on his views on civil ablaze. The mean-Republican- in English. separate groups of supporters. of what can happen if we let our drunken ers. players are squire to guard its gates appreciate the finer things in life. rights and social issues. unchanged for over a century. The making more what they say, no matter how What emerges is a piteous portrait feelings of self-pity trump our and maidens. I money now, with the average wish him the best. However, if the elephants also Clinton does have a wild-card Baseball's fortunes have mir- trivial or repetitive it is. of stubbornness taken to the fidelity to hard work. We can see The Massachusetts senatorial take control rored America's major leaguer's salary topping the players of the House, then down his shorts; if only he could fortunes. The The do not publicly extreme. what may happen it we persist in race has come down to one issue hold National Pastime $1,000,000 mark, than ever before. claim that your eyes toward the skies coerce Colin into accepting the has been tar- they are underpaid. This stubbornness has serious assigning blame when a little — good looks — and it doesn't look nished by scandal. It Instead, they claim they and watch for the toads and position of Secretary of State then has had deserve implicatiorfs. Because of the sacrifice would solve everything. good for Teddy Kennedy. Once a locusts. The floods will surely social problems that reflected a bigger slice of . They paint he would temporarily be safe from ON CAMPUS strike, cities have lost over $60 With a little effort and a few hip-swinging superstar, he has those of its come and the world will know the major-league whipping it day. But through the owners out to be heartless, million in tax revenue. Businesses concessions, there's no reason gone the way of Elvis: fat and everything, what it feels like to live in Cali- seems he's due. baseball has shown greedy old men. For sure, the have lost over $425 million. why baseball can't again become bloated. The up-and-coming fornia. For if the WITH SHARON GRIFFIN extraordinary resilience. owners are definitely not saints G.O.P. takes Don't be surprised if Carter's Thirty-five thousand ball park a stable game. The good of the Republican challenger is Willard control of Congress then Newt It has taken greed and obstinate and their avarice is certainly next high-level relations mission workers have been laid off. Tel- game should be the primary con- "Mitt" Romney, a savvy young Gingrich, the lobbyist bootlicker bullheadedness to sideline Amer- worthy of note. And, indeed, their sends him parachuting down evision networks lost $3 million cern of the players and the owners. shark with a head for business and occasional caddy, will be ica's greatest diversion. refusal to appoint strong Powell's chimney, landing in his For the So Why would baseball go on a com- in advertising for each broadcast But greed has consumed the and an axe for decapitations. He's House speaker, and Jesse Helms, first time since 1904, the World missioner has helped to create the living room in a cloud of soot with If had the opportunity strike? Why can't two parties, that was canceled. Real people baseball season. Hockey and bas- a venture-capitalist and made $11 the loveable little you Series will present predicament. Joe McCarthy Jr. a peanut-grin, a black briefci»se not be played. The both of whom are making a for- Neverthe- with real jobs are being harmed. ketball could be next. million over the span of two years from North Carolina, could expanded playoff format, complete less, the amount of being containing $5 million in unmarked tune fulfilling a dream, settle their money And who can put a monetary Play ball. After all, that's why (he helped launch the Staples demand the chair of the Foreign with wild-card teams, should be earned by both parties makes bills, and an offer Powell can't differences without using the fans the value on the losses suffered by the we love you. office supply superstore chain). Relations Committee. gracing our television screens alientation between refuse. to do a Ken Burns-esque as a bargaining tool? The answer labor and fans? Baseball provides a constant But he's handsome, like a Just imagine: sex would be right about now. Instead, the only management bewildering. But Colin doesn't scare easy. cuts to the heart of many problems source of entertainment and relax- Joe Patterson is a sophomore champ. illegal, two-year prison terms for baseball action we can catch is the The truly disturbing aspect is This is the guy had had Lieut. plaguing society today. ation for millions and millions of Honors, economics and political And Kennedy looks weird, sort anyone under 35 would be man- ridiculous bickering between the that this dispute isn't simply a Gen. Rhoul Cedars, the Junta The owners and players simply Americans, both at the stadium science major whose column appears of like a blowfish. datory, and anybody found with documentary, what would players and the owners. money issue. Rather, it represents leader and dangerous thug, wear- refused to seriously negotiate. and at home. weekly in the Villanovan. Members of his camp have a copy of High Times would be ing a dress and sucking his toes The strike has terminated what Instead, they bandied insults back grown increasingly worried about flogged and beaten in the streets. within two days and Colonel promised to be one of the greatest and forth through the media. The THATCH ByJEFFSHESOL the alarming ratfe with which his And then truly this would be Francois in a chicken wing crying it be about? seasons in recent decades. Frank opposing sides took on the persona face is expanding. Those jowls — a cursed nation, so vote carefullv. Thomas was compiling an offen- "Uncle" while Jimmy tickled his of the most pathetic partisan I'MAFPAIP^O.VOUP. weLt.FoPcxAMrte, — inflating like If LAST my God they're Clinton had used those Oxford^ feet with a feather. sive year that would have ranked politicking. Neither side had any- eMPLOyefi THEpe Me" IS Nor f>t NdepiNQ yau pepoF-T^ you HAVe EXISTS A an old helium balloon. Kennedy's brains of his, he would have sent among the best ever. TonyGwynn ilm^ NUMpeP AMPN6 Looi<^,THey He is now a player to be reck- thing to gain by going on strike, T0PA\J. OR ANV •MUCH TO LdAPN OF "rPOPEfc" ^*!l/9'^^' WAySTDpeSpONPTD THEM. aides rope him to the floorboards every Democrat in Congress to oned with: an unknown quantity was flirting with a .400 batting but OTMepPAy, ABour cof^rofiAV^ overblown arrogance at both A S^NIOP Vl6e vou ihBse at night so he won't float off into Haiti with Carter so they could average. A^TUALty. ETKau^TTt." with the power to frighten. An Matt Williams and Ken ends dictated it. pPeSiPENr^ fi^QikB^T mn&sin the stratosphere. all return triumphantly and pro- enforcer with grand designs. And Griffey were in the midst of From the beginning of the Fap.5Ay,PH0TDCOr/eS. SCHOOL' pop. But if he could pull off a trick claim themselves saviors of the if individual assaults on Roger Pat Buchanan, who is patiently season, the prospect of a strike EMMPLE? like that — master the secret of State and political geniuses. They awaiting his mail-order white Maris' home run record. Cal cast a shadow over the 1994 flight, defy gravity and hover would be unbeatable and send sheet and hood, gets out of line, Ripken was in hot pursuit of Lou campaign. And yet negotiators above the electorate with the airy sorry hacks like Romney, the then Colin will deal with him; Gehrig's "unbeatable" recprd of rarely met. Indeed, even after the power of those puffy jowls — Mitt nasty Siamese Bush brothers and leave him crumpled on the floor, 2,130 consecutive games. And strike became a reality, the two would scurry back into whatever that Gomer-Pyle Oliver North quaking and whimpering for for- now, not only are the single- sides seldom met more than once rat-hole he crawled out of and the back to the laboratory for retooling giveness and safe exile. Such are season campaigns of Thomas, a week. constituency would bow down and reprogramming. the ways of the General. once again to their God-head. But Clinton chose to send Colin The times have been cruel to The majority of voters in Mass- Powell, who by this time in '96 the Democrats, and in a strange achusetts believe they would be may be very comfortable with twist of fate it looks as if their better off with Teddy in office, but being referred to as "Mr. Presi- worst defeat in recent years came after 32 years of the free-wheeling dent." Just look at the stats; the when they won the presidency. senator, 45 percent of the public Democrats have sat in the Presi- Although maybe "won" isn't so would choose change over quality dential Throne only twice in the accurate a word; it was more like of life. And besides, ain't he previous seven elections — eight they found it in the hands of a friends with that Clinton fellow? of 20 years. Ugly reality. And yet hooker on New York's 42nd Street. The Republicans need only the reigning crown-fool willingly It was tainted and the Republicans seven to seats take control of the constructs his own enemy. But knew it; they were watching in

"A 'Real World' documen- "A history of post-World My first and LSAT chance at law tary of the Cutie Tootles in 201 War 11 American Jazz Music, Welsh." especially Miles, Mingus and Coleman Hawkins." By ALEX SCOFIELD I do, however, recognize a cap- by a couple of wardens wielding italist vulture when I see one stopwatches. How naive I was. Katie Culver Wayne Bremser It nearly broke my heaft that (perhaps because once I pass the I'd love to say that under these Junior Senior Willard Scott had the day off last Bar Exam, I will fit the average circumstances, I rose to the occa- Sociology Chemistry Saturday. There was little fanfare person's definition of a 'capitalist sion and was able to figure out r as the rose; vulture'). And sure enough, of sun no men dressed one whether Jeff was sitting next to Ifyou are a siudemthjth a in pseudo-colonial garb hauled these carrion-craving birds of prey Kristen or Lisa within the 35 Punxatawney Phil, the nation's was circling around the entrance minutes allotted for each section. Computer Science or UttS major, most of Mendel Hall when I arrived on renowned groundhog, out of Unfortunately, LSAT puzzles like SM^invites you to look for as during his burrow. And no, folks could that fateful morning. Apparently this one remained unsolved and not see their shadows as they mistaking me for a rabbit carcass, I ended up hoping that somehow, campus interview si0i^ps. headed off to take their LSATs. or at least a college student with the test-makers had decided to You look surprised, as though a significant amount of disposable make *C' the answer to all 24 As one of America's consistently successful corporations, you can't see any similarity income,' he handed me a pamphlet questions in the section. SMS invites you to share in our exciting plans for the future. between LSAT Day and Ground- with a toll-free number to call if In fact, I fear that I only had hog Day. But rest assured it's I wanted to take the Kripplin' the proper answer to one question We are the undisputed leader in prodding sophisticated there. Both of these annual events LSAT Prep Course. I read on: the entire afternoon: What am I Information management systems to the healthcare industry. "You're gonna flunk, Scofield, find filthy rodents crawling out of going to do after I survive this test, Today, our Information systems and services are operating their holes to quiver and shake and flunk bad [it was a very presuming that I DO survive this In hospitals and physician offices nationwide. awhile, trying to determine what impressive example of target test? No difficulty there. The the future holds in store. advertising, I must admit]. But answer was 'D,' as in: Drink the Our head€|uarters are conveniently located in Philadelphia's O.K. all you wannabe lawyers, while the test-correcting bureau- entire contents of my liquor attractive western suburbs. no need to get angry, write nasty cracy computes your scores, you cabinet. After the months of self-

"^ letters to the editor or threaten can take the Kripplin review and imposed social exile I had spent physical violence. And more boost your scores up into the studying for the test, I celebrated importantly, there's no need to Harvard/Yale stratosphere when the beginning of many months of draw upon your future legal you take the LSATs again in society-imposed social exile. And knowledge and sue me for all I'm December." in the very depths of my post- worth. You'd be sorely disappoint- It was not so much disgust LSAT buzz, I ceased to care ed if you saw how little I'm worth, toward the fear-mongering indus- whether Jeff was sitting next to anyway. try which caused me to toss the Kristen or Lisa; I was having I feel completely licensed to pamphlet in the trash, so much enough difficulty figuring out "The life and times of Geoffrey " To all the girls I've loved poke some fun at the nation's as the notion of repeating the exactly where Alex was sitting. ^^^^^r. before'... the John Holmes SYSiMonyiiiii future paragons of the legal field ordeal in two months. Naw, one story." because I was one of them last standardized test a year is plenty 5 1 V*Bey Strewn Pittricumy Saturday. Or at least I took the for me, thanks. As a matter of fact, Jon Knott Carmen Gentile LSATs; I'm not quite sure if I there was once ^ time right after Alex Scofield is a senior Honors Senior Junior qualify as a future paragon of high school when I believed that and English major who will spend Political Science English anything, particularly l^gal I was through having to fill in lots the upcoming three years either ili \ WiVtM o(iiimi^ii|iirf knowledge. of little dots while being monitored studying the law or breaking it. Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • October 7, 1994

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Page 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • October 7, 1994 October 7, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page IS Yankee Conference Football Week in Review Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats By ticked off its devastating 'D.' The upcoming JONATHAN PASSMAN No, the players are being locked the ice and Fuhr was keep playing while status quo until next By ERIC BEGG MAINE (1-3 Yankee Confer- running back, Rene Ingoglia, who foe. As the final seconds between the the lockout is season. The Staff Reporter out •« the first half, the matchup pits the Yankee Confer- by owners. pipes. Dave Manson and Shayne on. Bettman has been a marketing owners unanimously voted Staff Reporter ence: 1-4 Overall) vs. #18 ran over, stepped on, and blew the ck)ck in top rushing team versus its What is wrong with hockey's DELAWARE (1-2 Yankee away from the Rams' defense. Huskies found themselves down ence's Corson just will not cut it, Petey genius for the league and has against the players' proposal, and best rushing defense My friend Bob insists hockey is owners? I've had my owa mental #7 BOSTON UNIVERSITY Conference: 2-2 Overall) Ingoglia, the Yankee Conference il-0. The Huskies fought back in second babe. overseen another round of suc- shut the doors. Now, some people not a sport. Under his guidelines, only problems with hockey owners in cessful expansion. are of the opinion that I Conference: 3-1 feel left out in offensive player of the week, the second half, but could Though he have no (2-1 Yankee Not wanting to a sport must have two qualifica- the . . I before the past. mean they are a rare might not know his icing business sense, but it OveraU) vs. JAMES MADI- a week full of surprises, the rushed for 313 yards on 28 carries pull within four points from his seems tions: it must have a ball and you breed. Bill Bulldogs pulled away. One of the Take Chicago's Wirtz, butt-ending (yes, butt-ending is an pretty clear to me that by shutting SON (2-1 Yankee Conference: University of Maine upset Dela- (that's 11.7 yards per carry, folks). must WILLIAM AND MARY (2- be able to coach during the for example, who won't allow actual the doors, 3-1 18th ranked team in the His two touchdown runs were of problems facing the UConn squad #8 penalty in the NHL rule- the owners are shooting OveraU) ware, the game. So, in his ball Yankee Conference: 4-1 warped mind, the Blackhawk home games to be book), Bettman themselves in The surprise of the week was country, 19-13. After losing four 84 and 75 yards, and for good is their propensity to give the has learned who the foot.' Since only sports are baseball, football shown on television — even cable. Madison Dukes start the season measure, he caught a 15 yard TD away. The Huskies have squan- Overall) some of the Leimeuxs are (Claude, professional hockey historically that the James straight games to and basketball. 17 In-state teams should really His mental jury is He feels that if they're televised, Marion, supersedes the defeated one of the strongest by an average of over nine points from QB Andrew McNally. On the dered offensive opportunities and Jocelyn, if you are NBA, many hockey play each still out on tennis and rugby. people won't come to the games. other side of the ball, UMass' times this season, six more than reconsider why they unsure). Not even Bob has gone franchise owners own their own squads in the country. After a game, the Huskies took advan- However, About seven years ago Holy hockey is the fastest Wirtz does relent a bit in the that far. arena, sitting through a bye week, the Blue Hen defense defense continued its domination any other team in the Yankee other. such as the Blackhawks, tage of a weak growing spectator more than Cross decided its annual game sport in the playoffs: he puts the freakin* No, the owners the Flyers, and the Rangers. Dukes marched up to Boston and that is ranked at the bottom of of the Rams dating back to last Conference and eight want a collective They Boston College was not United States. Expansion teams games on the newest bastion of bargaining are handed the Terriers a 24-21 defeat, Yankee Conference. That year. The Minutemen have now their team has caused. The Hus- versus agreement in place. probably owned by some the in Anaheim, getting destroyed by a Miami and Tampa capitalism — pay-per view. Never mind that mega-media their first loss in 16 games. JMU statistic is probably more a result sacked Rams QB Chris Hixon 18 kies try to solve the generosity worth there was not one conglomeration that year. Well, Bay have been playing to sell-out Or how about Dallas's Norm has been able Hens' defensive unit times in the last two years and problem as they host our Cats this Division 1-A team each in place last season, and the NHL I think owns part of Guam as well. did what no team of the Blue crowds. and Mary decided that The financially collapsing Green, who after holding Minne- had its With to do in a long time, shut down allowing a CFL-like 55 points in have intercepted him four times. weekend. William most successful season in average salaries being the will be its last game Minnesota North Stars were sota hostage looking for ridiculous history in lowest BU's offense. After averaging 435 a win against West Chester the The Minutemen, who now find next year terms of revenues and of the four major profes- Virginia, a team that reborn as the Dallas Stars. The lease demands, took his team to marketing. sional total yards a game in its three week before. themselves tied for first, take #21 NEW HAMPSHIRE (2-1 against Yet, the owners want sports, many owners who International 3-1 them 37-3 last week. Hockey League, one the Lone Star State? Then, he a salary in victories this season, BU was held their monster defense and run- Yankee Conference: crushed T<"o«n •tVie cap a league where also own their own arenas, are Delaware continues its the No. 8 team in of the three minor leagues in the threatened to move again from salaries to just 297. More specifically, the ning game to New Hampshire to OveraU) Despite being are not yet over-inflated. taking potential revenue, and roller coaster season by hosting United States, added teams in Dallas because take on the Wildcats this weekend. After squeaking into the top 25 Division 1-AA this year, the Tribe he did not realize The owners want anchovies on flushing it into whatever polluted Dukes were able to keep the Maine, CWEAP the high flying Dukes. containing the Chicago and Detroit, cities which when he signed the lease agree- SEATS their Terriers' prolific passing game in Rhode Island, meanwhile, awaits with a 20-19 victory versus UConn found it difficult pizza. They want this, they body of water is most conveniently after ending its nine meanwhile, degree at all. already had NHL teams. Snoop ment that money derived from check. BU quarterback Robert the arrival of the suddenly mortal two weeks ago, New Hampshire Cavaliers to any want that. They want to make the located to their respective arenas. game losing streak, stomps down William Mary, Doggy Dogg is wearing hockey advertising on the boards would Dougherty was held to 241 yards BU Terriers. got squashed 28-6 by Hofstra last This weekend and players appear responsible. Even The owners and the commish to southern Virginia to flex its playing in its first Yankee Con- sweaters in his music videos. The go to Mavericks' owner Norm Ed Snider, in air, 65 yards below what weekend. The Wildcats, despite the Flyers' owner, said both say that the season will be the muscles against Richmond. NON-CONFERENCE GAMES in a month, will try NHL recently signed a contract Sonju. he is he had averaged all season long. controlling the ball seven minutes ference game contemplating selling the played to completion and that the CONNECTICUT (1-1 Yankee to get back on track against with FOX (the sports network of Even Edmonton's Peter Pock- I do not blame the players for team because The other QB in this contest, Mike longer than Hofstra, could not run an agreement does season is just stuck at the termi- Conference: 1-4 OveraU) the future?), allowing hockey to be lington wants to move his team the lockout. Nor do I blame hockey not Cawley, adroitly led the Dukes to MASSACHUSETTS (2-0 Yan- the ball. Avrom Smith, the Yankee Northeastern. appear to be feasible. nal. Absence makes the heart The Huskies took on Yale last shown on a national non-cable because no one will pay to see commissioner Gary Bettman. I days victory by throwing for 158 yards kee Conference: 3-1 Overall) Conference's 4th leading rusher, Two before the lockout (or grow fonder, and my heart is weekend and were beaten 28-17. network more than three times a them. Maybe, Peter, just maybe, completely blame the owners for and rushing for 80 more. This vs. RHODE ISLAND (2-2 was held to less than two yards as Bettman euphemistically put about as fond right now as Dale UConn, who have now sand- year. But like their brethren in it is because every time you have this farce. The players just want it, the week Cawley leads his team to Yankee Conference: 2-3 rushing. Any problems that the postponement) began, the Hunter's head is thick. Look at the baseball, and perhaps wiched two losses around their Huskies face with their offense basketball, a star or potential star, you trade to paly the game. Canadians, and players agreed to play out the Delaware to take on the Hens, OveraU) Polo drops to bright side, though. Bob and I can only win, did not start out on a they are experiencing labor pains. him so you won't have to pay him. .Canadipns. are funny that way. while BU travels to Rhode Island UMass won this one, 22-12, but must be solved by Saturday as forthcoming season without a watch the Stanley Cup together their Ivy League No, Stephane Richer isn't preg- My memory can foggy, I good note against , be but Some players, most notable collective to play the Rams. the story of this game was UMass UMass comes marching in with Jere- bargaining agreement this year... in July. nant. Nor is the other Stephane think Northlands my Roenick, .500 mark Coliseum was have contemplat- and said they would not strike this Richer, for that matter. full when Gretzkv and Kurri ran ed going to the minor leagues to season, in effect ^1 to reverting back to \' I i: 1 V R I N C 1 V L K S of S () L \ I) R 1. T I R i: M i: \ T N S T N G By MARC ANGELACCIO Staff Reporter Volleyball Pfesentea The yillanova men's water polo fid (Con tin uedfrom page 20) team dropped its record to 6-6 ^^mrnnrm after three heartbreaking defeats of good defense," said Twomey. smm at the hands of three nationally "We just didn't quite get it done." ranked squads last Saturday. The The team rebounded well, rat- Cats fell to Princeton, Navy and tling off four straight victories *****^^ to put its ^^CREF Stock Account Slippery Rock in Eastern League record at 15-2. The competition at George Washing- Wildcats continue their Big East

. . . *****^^ schedule tonight with Jon ^^CREF Bon(d Market Account ton University in Washington, a home necm Start DC. The games represented one match against Syracuse. On Sun- day the vefesf ^^CREF Social Choice Account . . . . ^^^^ of the hardest days of competition team travels to Connec- the team has ever faced. ticut for its third conference The team opened against 15th showdown. ranked Princeton. 'Nova jumped Today's Syracuse match will be to an early 6-2 lead. The Tigers played at the Jake Nevin Field tied the game in the second half, House at 7:30 p.m. %M^^ sending it into overtime. It would take Princeton two overtime peri- ods to defeat the Cats, 7-6. Junior Volleyball Ben Igoe was spectacular in the net for Villanova, stopping 67 ¥S. percent of Princeton's shots. Offensively, freshman Brian Har- Syracuse ISN'T IT NICE WHEN del added four goals for 'Nova. Villanova's next opponent was 7:30 p.m. tonight THE EXPERTS DISCOVER SOMETHING the ninth ranked Naval Academy. The Cats have never defeated the Midshipmen and this day would YOU'VE KNOWN ALL ALONG. be no different. Despite losing two starters to injuries from the ^Jimmk Princeton game and two more 1.6 million people in education and annuities."*** Of course, past performance is no Over from fouls in the third period, the Nightclub and Sports Bar research know that choosing TIAA-CREF guarantee of future results. team put forth a strong effort. was a smart move. And now eveiyone else does Villanova kept the score close FRIDAY, OCT. 7 going into the fourth, too. Because Momingstar—one of the nation s but the WORE Modem Rock Night Midshipmen eventually pulled leading sources of variable annuity and mutual away, defeating the Wildcats, 13- A ROOM WITH fund information—has some stellar things to say 7. Momingstar also called attention to CREF's A VIEW about our retirement investment accounts. The day ended with a match "...rock-bottom" fees—something that can really against 17th ranked Slippery piu* MEL TOXIC I add to the size of your nest-egg down the road. Rock. Villanova was once again What's more, TIAA's traditional annuity missing one of its starters to SATURDAY. OCT. 8 •* injury. The two teams traded the AQ

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it Weekend Selections from D-Ca$h and Fatman Women's X-country shocked; streak ended at 38 "I think that our main focus team. 0- healthy Montana led Chiefs to By PETER McDONOUGH Special to the Villanovan rivalry, we look for the sometimes column. 2-0, Hawaii as a favorite: was not on Arkansas," said Mar- "It's great dog: Staff Reporter to be ranked number bounce back tough and hand the shall, potent Sooner offense to he too Florida St. - 3^ over MIAMI 3. Need we say more. , "but really to get a real good one in the country," said Marshall. surprising Chargers their first (Fla.) ^ This pits of the run in, to see Last week, the college ranks much for those fiesty Horns to game two where everyone is "But if you're not, if anything, it loss of the year. Although it is not exactly a produced major upsets. In did play well perennial monsters of college condition-wise and to learn the just some handle. Yes, Texas bustling tourist makes you work harder." San Francisco — SVis over GREEN BAY — 7% over L.A. trap, Fayetteville, the NFL, everyone and their against mighty Colorado, which is football against each other in the NFL: course." Lack of depth has been a con- time the Pafck came AK is the site of the 1994 fabled Orange Bowl, where Miami DETROIT — the 49ers were Rams — Last NCAA 'Nova's next three runners mothers looked like Super Bowl why we feel they will have nothing Cross Country tinuing problem, and although humiliated in front of home after a tough loss, they made Championships. after \\ contenders, with the exception of left for this intense contest. just lost their 58 game home absolutely Spies and Rhines finished in last year the team was able to 30-3 Last weekend, it hosted the their beloved fans by Randall and the Bucs jump ship in a Chile respectable fashion, but not Houston (thank you Steel town). CINCINNATI + 7 over Vander- winning steak. Even my two-year- Pepper as work around it, that may not be better victory. Well, we're going to go Festival III, where the his winner in this company. There is no well as in the past. Sophomore the case this Well, kids, D-Ca$h and bilt — We are officially dubbing old cousin has a Villanova women's year. to return the favor with that Steriing train of thought cross country after a much Garbage gridiron classic. Both teams have medicine than Krestena Sullivan finished in "This team is not Fatness are back this match: "The Dump team earned extra a tremend- against an inconsist- this week as the Pack returns frequent flyer 22nd needed vacation. We ran into a Game of the Year." Both squads explosive offenses, as well as on the road place in a time of 18:01.6, ously deep, talented team," said miles as it traveled '! Sanders club. home after a demoralizing loss to into the midst followed little trouble, but we've returned. would have trouble with a high stingy defenses, but in the end, ent Detroit by senior Tosha Wood- Marshall. "It's a good team, of hog country, better but a lucky one-man New England known as ward in Guess what! That's right, we team. is the doormat the Seminoles are just too strong 26th at 18:03.3. Senior it's not a great team. school Vandy the University of There are + team. Arkansas, for Emer Molloy have winners! of the Southeastern Conference fot this year's edition from Miami. Kansas City 1 over SAN scored fifth for 'Nova some great teams out there. We YORK GIANTS - 2 over this high-level competition meet. And now without further delay, while Cincy has yet to win a game. New Mexico + 8 over HAWAII DIEGO — Both teams are coming NEW just have to buckle down to beat game should Although it was a disappointing selection for us off a bye week, but we feel K.C. Minnesota — This those great drum roll please, this week's The Bearcats should turn into — This is a hard outing for teams." determine whether the Giants are the team, which fin- selections: mighty home dogs and overcome to swallow. We are tremendous has the upper hand. The Chiefs every Yorker ished second to Arkansas, the day It's great to he ranked — z over Rainbow warriors, but the '94 last game was a flu ridden loss as good as New Hopefully the Cats will get back College: Oklahoma a trashy Vanderbilt team to earn was highlighted by the to. be. outstanding (in Dallas) — In this fierce don't lie: Hawaii as a to the L.A. Worms. Look for claims them numher in to their winning ways next wee- Texas their first notch in the win numbers individual achievements. one the kend when they make a much Once again, 'Nova's one-two country. But if you're easier trip down 1-95 to the Uni- punch of junior Jen Rhines and not, if anything, it just versity of Maryland Invitational, senior Becky Spies took the Women's tennis season emphasizes progress top where they can hopefully bring two spots on the 3.1 mile course makes you work harder. back some of the intensity they in times of 16:50.0 and 17:10.7, By CHRISTINA evening the team's early record to The Wildcats then took on draw, though. Tiffany [Geiser], It was a short bus ride for the Head Coach John Marshall lacked against Arkansas. respectively. They were followed HUNGSPRUKE 2-2. Seton Hall at a match played Chris [Grasso], Erin [O'Shea] and Wildcats as they travelled to West home in third place by Arkansas star "Maybe we took them too light- Staff Reporter Barnes, 'Nova's No. 1 singles Sept. 14. The Villanova lineup Tina [Fiore] did well in their feed- Chester. The team took an even and former Wildcat Megan Flow- ly," said Marshall. didn't player, set the momentum by challenged by a tough Pirate in consolation rounds." shorter time as they rolled over "We was ers, who finished in 17:17.8. at 39th place overall in 18:23.6. have great intensity [while] posting the team's first win of the team. All the players put their "The whole team played pretty their opponent with a spectacular The second place finish for the Arkansas had nothing For the women's tennis team, match with 6-0, 6- These three have finished sim- but great an impressive best effort in to try to stay in the well considering it was our first 9-0 win. Playing without Dillon team snaooed a 38 meet winning ilar courses in intensity. I think that two teams 1994 is proving to be a rebuilding 2 victory. the visiting team. The said. for this match, 'Nova much better times match with tournament," Barnes and Daniels streak that the Wildcats began at in the past. were on a different wavelength." year. To help improve. Head Sophomore Chris Grasso did suffered 9-0 loss, dropping Individually, Barnes in O'Shea of! the team a came relied on Grant and the end of the 1988 season. "They didn't In order for the team to Coach Sally Lewis added an assist- not play in the first three games their record to 2-3. third, upsetting the No. 4 seed in bench. In the No. 2 singles posi- have a good day," make This meet, also called the NCAA said Marshall. its next journey to Fayetteville ant coach: Stan Phelps. of the season due to injury, but 6-4, 6-4. her first a The next stop for the Wildcats the tournament Dillon tion, Grasso easily took Preview Meet, was a chance for However, Marshall believes successful one, the women know "Stan has been a great addition returned to the court against was the Mount St. Mary's Tour- also played well, making it to the set, 6-0. But during her second set, the 'Nova harriers to show what that in the what they have to do. and is a very positive influence to Lehigh at the No. 3 singles posi- nament held on the weekend of third round and eventually losing she found herself in a tie-break future, their experien- they could do. It also gave them FILE PHOTO the this season," Coach tion. she did not win her ces will help them run better team Though Sept. 16-18. Though the tourna- to the No. 3 seed. Grasso made it which she eventually won 7-2. All "We can do it, but everything ? chance to n«-«s*« *•. * > ^ . size up Arkansas, who when it really Lewis said. match, Grasso made a good effort consisted of eleven teams, to the posted counts. ment second round feed-in con- of 'Nova's starting players will iust HgHt,- said most likely be their toughest Last week's loss dropped Villan- It is a year of transition and to get back in tune for the remaind- solation round, while Geiser straight set victories, which ^aUy° ^^l^-^^^I^Z^^^^rA^^^^J^^yft^ competition come Nov. ova to third the they hope to build a strong team. er of the season. reached the quarter-final record 3-4. on NCAA Division brought the team "I think The whole team placed this team [Villanova] I Cross Country Coaches Associ- If everything In addition to hiring Phelps, the The Wildcats were given a consolation. Against St. John's, 'Nova's does go right, and realizes that Arkansas is not only ation Poll, these team has also elected another boost by the No. 5 singles player, pretty well considering In action, but the team is not harriers bring a sixth title doubles 'Nova had to starting line-up was significantly a good team on paper," said Head worried about rankings or stand- back to captain. Joining the current senior first year athlete Meg Daniels. forfeit one team due to the absence different. Occupying the first the Main Line, maybe it was our first Coach John Marshall, "but they ings. Marshall thinks that Fayetteville co-captains Kelly Barnes and Daniels ran away with the match, of Daniels. The second doubles three spots were Dillon, Fiore and the will not seem like are also a good team on the course. third place F. hockey falters ranking can help such a Kerry Dillon is senior Tiffany winning easily with scores of 6- tournament team, consisting of Fiore and Geiser. Occupying the bottom the bad place to visit after all. Geiser. 1, 6-3. Working solidly through O'Shea, played well. They reached three were Grant, sophomore Head Coach Sally Lewis "Attitude wise. Tiffany has a her match, junior Tina Fiore the final round 'of the feed-in Kara Main and first year player, By JON NEHLSEN very good attitude," Lewis said. rounded out singles play for the consolations. Allison Gillick. Absent from the performance is becoming an all- Staff Reporter too-familiar "She is always positive, and is a Wildcats with a 6-2, 6-3 victory the players competed individually. "There were eleven teams and normal line-up were Barnes, Gras- Intramural Update occurrence for the Wildcats. In leader and fighter. She is one you at the No. 6 position. The Wildcats found themselves if I were to place then, I would so and Daniels. the Sept. 28 game at Intramural Flag Football serving as a soccer referee Times are tough for always count on." this without Daniels, last for the game of soccer and is a Chrissy St. Joseph', the can During match, the doubles who missed the say that we were in the top In her first try at the No, 1 Division women were Leaders year. Thomas and the women's field H Together with the two coaches, played tournament due to illness. member of the Lamda Chi Alpha unable to tally a single teams one pro set instead quarter in the tournament," Lewis position, Dillon posted a 6-3, 7-6 Women: The Grudge goal. St. "Joe has conducted himself intramural hockey team. Despite a 4-1 victory the tri-captain team of Barnes, oi the normal best out of three "I thought we played well, but stated. victory for the Wildcats. At soccer team. Joe's took early control of the game (7-2) Co-Ed: Run Forrest Run against with professionalism and has Georg:etown on Sunday, with a first Dillon and Geiser will try its best match. At the No. 1 doubles I was a little upset because we did Coming off of their success at the No. 4 spot. Grant stretched her Men: half goal and added displayed truly recognizable class the senior goalie has seen the team another to provide leadership and support position, Barnes and Dillon posted not have Meg," said Lewis. "It the Mt. St. Mary's Tournament, match into three long sets, even- Intramural Notes for cushion in the second Freshmen: Club Fed 11 to the intramural program," com- falter right before her eyes. for the rest of the Wildcat team. a spectacular 8-2 win over Lehigh. hurt the lineup a little bit. Kelly half. l» the Wildcats met Delaware at tually winning 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. Like The Good Fellas mented Intramural Director Chris "The team is just not as intense 'Nova took the court against Also winning for the Wildcats [Barnes] played very well. is Kudos to the The Cats collected a was She home Sept. 20. The match was Grant, Gillick extended her match Residence Halls: Faculty: The mere five Fightin' Finks Branscome. as I would like it to be," said Lehigh University Sept. 16. The the third doubles team of Daniels starting to play at the peak of her faculty/staff recently captured shots in the 2-0 loss. A bright spot played without starters Grasso into three sets. The third set and Fraternity: Sigma Pi Epsilon Tim Cashman (Sophomore/ Thomas. "We simply aren't doing in the dismal match played at Lehigh resulted and Fiore. They scored an 8-4 game. Kerry [Dillon] played a good and Daniels, thus introducing match were eventually deter- Independent: the inaugural one pitch softball offensive showing, Sausalito, California) the little things that it takes [to in a close 5-4 win for the Wildcats, victory to close Lehigh. tournament. She had a tough tournament held in however, was Teri Galanti. out first year player, Jenn Grant, to mined by a tie-breaker which she A. G-Town Killers September. The Cashman, like Griffith, is in his win]." the starting line-up. Grant started Wildcats dropped their The team was led by pitching duo junior forward had two shots for lost. The B. Black Knights inaugural Although the season as an intramural of Gallen team scored four the team and in the No. 6 singles position and match to St. John's with a score C. John and Dan Regan, the played with her Beavers football referee. goals against the Coming to the fleet footed Steve Hoyas, the usual consistency. the No. 3 doubles spot. Though of 7-2. Rampant Lions Pinone, and the She and senior program with an officiating back- ineffectiveness of the offense has Joann the Wildcats posted a 6-1 loss, the The next match for the Wildcats clutch hitting of Larry Shane. Brantuk must turn up the Star keeper posts shutout D. The Good Fellas ground, been the Cashman has excelled as most obvious problem. Weight Room News: Work has heat if the team wishes to capi- team felt prepared to take on their is at the University of Connecticut E. Triple I Threat one of Branscome's top men in The team had scored only two next opponent. tomorrow. begun on the new duPont weight talize on its already slim chance By BROOKE FERENCSIK minder's job much easier. A good Strong defense has been the key stripes. room. goals in its previous five games. at Big East Football Referees Shipments of new equip- contention. Staff Reporter defense is a goalie's best friend to this year's version of Head Soccer Referee of the Week ment are "We are a young of the arriving daily and a "[Head Coach Jackie GerzabeckJ team," said this Larry Sullivan's Week and season the Villanova Coach squad. target date for the grand has been trying Thomas. "I just tell players Joe Griffith (Sophomore/ opening to move people to to go The men's soccer team has won defense has been superlative. Zeppos has been the anchor of the Keith Witt (Sophomore/ Erie, is out and play hard." Franklin, Massachusetts) after Fall Break. different places," Thomas said. 1-0 upset "The defense has really backed defense and his play inspires Pennsylvania) two in a row, including a Aerobics: Classes normally held "She is trying to get Thomas has not let the losing In his first year as intram- stronger me up and has kept the pressure others on the team. an Witt, also a of nationally ranked Georgetown newcomer to the at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thurs- players on the front line. streak crush her spiritis. In the ural football referee, Joe has done We have and a star has bloomed on the off," said Zeppos. "The offense intramural staff, has been a days in St. Mary's Hall have been to do something. first seven games, she has stopped an outstanding job of the Whatever we've scene: fiery goal- has also been doing its part by What are Aleko's greatest traits making standout Villanova sports soccer referee. Keith has moved to duPont Pavilion at the been doing is not working." 83 of her opponents' shots. This in the net? transition to the gridiron after tender Aleko Zeppos. Zeppos, a producing and attacking very displayed a great understanding same time. statistic is impressive when com- "Speed, quickness and solid One of these moves junior from Wyomissing, PA cap- well." could be pared to the 28 saves made by Zeppos. Kristen tured the starting goalie spot in This season's transition has not technique," answers Hurt. The sweeper has opposing i\ goalies. In the field, been an "Most importantly, though, I try been solid on defense, but could the preseason of his freshman easy one following the senior Joann Brantuk leads the to be very consistent." provide a scoring year and has not relinquished his graduation of seven senior Wild- punch if moved team with four points. cats last year. up. Coach Gerzabeck might be starting duties in three years at Zeppos has been one The women try to turn their of the key players has taken hesitant to move the junior for 'Nova. who Consistency has been Zeppos' luck around this afternoon at 3:30 fear of dismantling the always- Already having the strongest his game to another level. forte. In his worst outing, he p.m. against visiting Syracuse. "Since lost lot reliable defensive unit. H season of his collegiate career, we a of important allowed only three goals. Sunday, they will host national is only getting better. guys, a lot of us had to step it up," Zeppos "Although we're really young, Hurt displayed her offensive power Virginia at 1 p.m. said Zeppos. Thus far, Zeppos has posted a 1 .18 we have a lot of potential," skills in the Sept. 23 match goals against average, .824 save That has been an important explains Zeppos. all "When that against UConn. At 31:25 of the percentage, and 66 saves in 990 factor to the Cats' success at this raw talent comes together, we second half, Hurt received a Jill He also has posted three point: a 2-1 Big East record and minutes. expect great things out of this Basile pass on a penalty corner shutouts, his most recent being 5-5 overall. team." and fired it past the opposing Along with working individu- the 1-0 gem against the Hoyas Oct. goalkeeper. "The Georgetown game was a ally on his skills and conditioning, If the victory over Georgetown breakthrough game for us," said Zeppos has received a great deal is a precursor of things to come, The goal tied the game at 1-1, Zeppos. "It really helped the of help from his goalie coach, Dave watch out for this Wildcat squad. but that was as close as the Cats confidence level and we'll continue Urbach. They just might make some waves would come. With a little over 10 to feed off it." "Coach Urbach is a great on the national scene. Get ready minutes remaining in the over- Zeppos is most appreciative of teacher and he's really helped me to move over, Tony Meola, a star time period, Connecticut's furious the defense's strong play, which a lot with the technical aspects has budded on the Villanova ^.,t;i offensive barrage finally overcame of course always makes a net- of my goaltending," said Zeppos. campus. the often-impenetrable Thomas. The overtime loss was 'Nova's second in four games. In the game, .r^'Hi!f0!f^^ the squad mustered a miserable SPORTS WRITERS NEEDED! three shots to Connecticut's 19. "If the offense doesn't perform, if they are not putting the ball in ^i «• Meeting Tuesday, October 1 the net, you can't win," said t - Thomas. "You can't win games PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN on defense, you have , RLE PHOTO to win on Dougherty 201 7:30 p.m. PHOTO BY ^ tremendous upset this past weekend with offense. That's our entire JILL DiBERARDINO alVSu^nnfO shutout !Tagainst^""T^ nationally. ranked Georgetowii. The intramural program has enjoyed great success thus far thanks to recent improvements. problem." 5| Senior This sort of impotent offensive Chrissy Thomas (center) 1 9

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Octob«r 7, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 1 I. 1998 Projected Sports, Participation, Scholarship Levels equity I'. Gender (Continued from page 1) of the Athletic Department's plan Pressure on women's soccer Men distribution substantially equal, to reach gender equity, men's water polo and hockey will become sel scored with 63:27 minutes No. of said Defilippo. By KATE on "Playing on the turf, we were spo^s. Scholarship SZUMANSKI the clock off of a Sport Participants . The earliest measures of the club realoca- comer kick to a half of a step Scholarships Editor-in-Chief ^ 'behind for the Baseball tion will be complete and the head from freshman 25 7 Full, 2 Tuition Athletic Department's five-year partic- Christina entire game," said Chamberlain. Basketball plan were into effect this fall ipation limitations will be in Coronoes. 13 13 Full NCAA Reg. put Head "St. John's had two strong attacks Coach Sheldon Chamber- Sophomore Gigi Football 85 63 Full when the reallocation of scholar- effect, said DeFilippo. There will Romero scored that got by our defense; our attack lain set two goals for the '94 Golf 1 1 varsity an unassisted long shot with 10 0. ships as they become available then be male sports and 85:00 scored only one goal. We couldn't Villanova women's soccer team: minutes Indoor/Outdoor/ was announced. (See chart.) A 13 female varsity sports in place. into the game. Junior get "to try our attack going and didn't get and win the Big East, and Stacey Wallen took CC 28 12.6 Full second full-time women's assist- Seventeen scholarships will be Romero's lead any decent shots." to win an NCAA bid and enter the three minutes Lacrosse 30 -0- ant basketball coach was then moved from the men's programs later, scoring an Freshman post-season tournament." With midfielder Eileen Soccer 25 hired and a sports participation to the women's programs because unassisted goal off of a ball 7 Tuition an overall McCarthy scored 'Nova's only record of 5-4-1 and an deflected off Swimming •0- cap was placed on certain men's it would have been inconceivable of the Hoya goal goal, It 23 a penalty shot with 23:34 on unimpressive Big East record of keeper. Tennis 12 -0- teams, said DeFilippo. to raise $750,000 quickly enough the clock. 1-3-0 to date, the team's lofty After their decisive victory TOTALS 251 87.6 Full, 9 Tuition DeFilippo's intention to move to balance the scholarship distri- over objectives for this season may be the "St. John's took it to us," said men's water polo and ice hockey bution, said DeFilippo. Men's Hoyas, the Cats travelled to in desperate need of re- Delaware Masterson. "They had a couple of Women to club level in the 1998-99 aca- swimming will be the first team Thursday, Sept. 29, to adjustment. take on the good forwards and we suffered a No. of demic year was also announced to lose its scholarships but the Blue Hens. The women The Wildcats took on the Nit- recorded couple of defensive lapses. They Sport Participants Scholarships this fall. Men's water polo and ice money will be moved to benefit the their first tie game of the tany Lions of Penn State Wednes- were a decent team that beat us." Basketball. hockey will be financed very women only upon graduation year, posting a 1-1 score. Posillico 15 15 Full and day, In Sept. 21, losing 1-0. "Penn scored an unassisted order for the women's soccer Crew 40 -0- similarly to the way each is transfer of the men's team, he goal off of State is a good team team to attain its with strong a deflection in the first half goals for this Field Hockey 28 6 Full funded now, even though both added. with backs," said Assistant Coach 18:55 minutes season, it must win its two Indoor/Outdoor/ will eventually compete against The Athletic Director will take into the game. Dave Masterson. "It remaining Big was a good "Delaware is a very East Conference CC 28 club level teams from other insti- seven full scholarships and four good team; 16 Full game end-to-end, but they games. "This will be Lacrosse just their backs played very well," said quite a 25 I Full, 3 Tuition tutions, said DeFilippo. tuitions from this program but beat us." Masterson. challenge," said Chamberlain. t Soccer 30 The participation limitation still needs to reallocate eight more 6 Full 'Nova's defenders "UConn is ranked is neutralized Senior defender 12th nationally Softball plan will be put into effect in the fulls. these and co-captain 22 6 Full Where scholarships Penn State's and Seton leading scorer, said Rosemarie Miller and freshman Hall is a solid team." Swimming 18 II Full, 3 Tuition fall of 1995 and the reallocation will come from will be decided by Chamberlain. That was not If the Tennis of defender Stephanie Shields were Cats expect an invite to 12 4 Tuition scholarships from the men's DeFilippo at a later date. enough, however, to prevent the strong against the Big East tournament, wins in Water Polo -0- programs to the women's pro- "I'm not if Delaware, said 25 sure we're ahead, but Nittany Lions from eventually Chamberlain. "Our defense had both of these games are a must. Volleyball 14 8 Full, 4 Tuition grams will continue as money I think that we are definitely on a scoring, serving the Cats their real strong The women travel TOTALS becomes available after the game as did our mid- to our 257 69 Full, 14 Tuition spring the cutting edge of this issue," first shut-out loss of the season. field on defense. nation's capital this Sunday graduation, DeFilippo added. said DeFilippo. But on the attack, to "We have a very Penn State's lone goal painfully we only scored one goal. We had take on American University. Total Number of Particip^ants 508 Women's Crew at Villanova solid, sound five-year-plan and I trickled in the net, just beyond the the wind "We're going to Women will be elevated at our backs for the go down there and 50 Percent to the varsity level think it's safe to say that we're grasp of Wildcat goal keeper entire game and should win that game — one way or Men 50 Percent in the fall of 1996 with an estimted definitely on the cutting edge." have Diana Anes. And that was all the scored another. It is a Eight additional full 40 participants, more." must-win for us. scholarships will be reallocated from men's sports to women's said DeFilippo. Villanova University will Lions needed to secure the victory. 'Nova won the overtime A victory will get us back on the sports. Source to be determined by Director of Athletics. The participation limitation plan remain in a good legal position toss The women returned to the against Delaware winning track." will be in its second year at this yet again failed through allof this according to PHOTO BY JIU DIBERARDINO friendly confines of the West to capitalize on the wind advan- point while scholarship realloca- Dorothy Malloy, J.D., University The Cats return home Wednes- Campus Soccer Complex Satur- tage. tion continues. After postmg an impressive win over Richmond, 'Nova hopes to "The wind was blowing for day, Oct. 12, to host the General Counsel, who was the knock day, Sept. Princeton off UConn at Storrs 24, after two weeks on 15 minutes A second club, tomorrow afternoon. and we still couldn't University Tigers at 4 p.m. women's water legal counsel on the gender equity the road to take on and their newest get a goal," said a frustrated polo, will move to the varsity level advisory committee. James Madison University Sun- Equality sought in WiUcat Big East opponent, Georgetown Chamberlain. atliletics in the fall of 1997 with an esti- day, Oct. 16. The women then "What I would hope the court University. The Wildcats con- On Sunday, Oct. 2, the Cats travel to mated 25 participants. The real- would find is that Villanova UConn and Seton Hall By SEAN KELLY stand that," said DeFilippo. The decision has tinued their undefeated streak at traveled "But to change the level location to the Big Apple, posting Oct. 19 and 22 Sports Editor of scholarships will be a history and continuing practice home, respectively for we have to do what is fair at which four crushing the inexperienced yet t] and Wildcat teams near another Eiig East Conference what could possibly completion while still in the of program expansion that is Hoyas 7-0 be their most what is right and that's not participate was made after by a score. loss, this time study- fourth year of plan, Football romps to the St. John's important matchups of the said responsive to our Although Villanova Universi- always the most popular ing women ath- "Georgetown's soccer program Red thing." the competition in the Big DeFilippo. Storm by a score of 1-3, season. ty's five-year-plan to letes," said Molloy. "That is what is new to the Big reach gender The advisory committee was East, the athletic interests of (Continued from page 20) East this year," In the fall of 1998, the final year the five catches for 97 yards for a 17.4 equity in athletics appears clear extremely concerned law is requiring." said^ Chamberlain. "Someday with being students in states where most Junior linebacker AJ. Burawski yard average. on paper, some of the reasoning fair to the athletes that are already Villanova they'll improve and win some students come from QQ, led the 'Nova defense with seven Special teams play was high- behind certain decisions needs here, said DeFilippo. Again, Pa., NY, games. That day, they didn't." this Conn., Mass.), and the tackles, two of which were for lighted by kicker Frank Venezia. Composite explanation. is the reason Every player on the roster Schedules why no programs club sports at this institution with losses. Andy Cobaugh finished Although he managed the A committee 51 yard received equal was established by were ultimately dropped or added. the highest interest, said with six tackles of playing time his own, field goal, he was also outstanding Oct. Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo Only the playing against G'Town, about 45 minutes 7-Oct. 23 levels of certain DeFilippo. including a sack. onkickoffs and punts. Out of the as a way of each, said Chamberlain. covering all of the sports will be adjusted, he said. Another factor that came into Marchese finished Fresh- up 12 of 19 six kickoffs he attempted, five man issues involved with the compli- The participation cap play for 177 Nicole Posillico was first to Oct. 7 put on was the availability of spe- yards and two touch- were touchbacks. He also tallied Field Hockey vs. Syracuse 3:30 cated score off of a great p.m. debate over gender equity. men's programs like baseball, cific facilities. downs. He also pass from The women's water led the Cats in a 42 yard punting average on five Volleyball vs. Syracuse 7:30 p.m. The members included the follow- freshman forward Julie Flister football, lacrosse and soccer will polo team has between 30-35 rushing with 77 yards on 15 punts. Oct. 8 Water Polo vs. Boston College 6:05 minutes 11:15 a.m. ing: DeFilippo, John Bostick, not be as drastic at the outset members carries and into the first half. as and has access to the two touchdowns. Water Polo vs. lona 6 p.m. senior associate athletic director; It was a complete team effort Senior forward and co-captain it appears. The reduction process duPont Swimming Center. Rais- "It was a big win for us," said Oct. 9 Field Hockey vs. Virginia that propelled the Cats to the Marcy Micek was not 1 p.m. Mary Anne Dowling, associate of each of these teams is over ing them to Marchese. far behind, at the varsity level in "We felt like we needed Women's Tennis vs. Providence 11 a.m. •director of Athletics and senior convincing win. scoring with 7:06 minutes into the least a two-year period, said the fall of 1987 will not be difficult, to score some points early and we Oct. 1 Volleyball vs. USalle women's first half off of a drop 7 p.m. administrator; Dr. Helen DeFilippo. While the baseball said DeFilippo. Considering were able to do that "This was one we needed," pass from Oct. 12 Women's the today." said sophomore Soccer vs. Princeton 4 p.m. Lafferty, University vice presi- team is being capped at 25 interest in "Tom's Talley. "We're 3-2 forward Kathleen total women's crew at the performance was excel- and we have Women's Tennis vs. Temple 2:30 p.m. dent; Dorothy Malloy, J.D., Uni- players, seven Roman. With 9:00 minutes into a significant dropoff from University, and the proximity of lent today," said Talley. "He seniors. We want people to Oct. 13 Women's Tennis vs. St. Joe's the half, 3 p.m. versity general counsel; Andy the 46 they originally the deserves to know we're back. freshman Molly Bush- Oct. 15 had, the Schuylkill River among other start next week." It was a feel- Women's Tennis vs. Farfield 12 p.m. Talley, head football coach; man scored off of a nice cross from Dr. participation limit does not have reasons, it was deemed logical for Behind Marchese in rushing good win." Oct. 16 Field Hockey vs. Duke Posillico. 1 p.m. Dan Regan, academic advisor/ ,to be reached immediately . the women's crew was Shepard, who carried Women's Soccer team to be 11 Villanova's next three games vs. JMU 1 p.m. Athletics; Kathy Burns, assistant The Wildcats continued their elevated into a varsity sport, times for 58 yards. Freshman are away. Oct. 19 Men's Soccer vs. Delaware Tomorrow, the Cats offensive onslaught 3 p.m. to the Dean of Students; Chuck DeFilippo added. Curtis Sifford ran the with a Roman Oct. 23 Field Hockey ball 11 travel up to Storrs, CT to take vs. Rider 1 p.m. Horton, The adding on goal late in the first former Villanova swim- of women's "The adding of times for 54 yards. half off of a Men's women's crew the 1-3 Connecticut Huskies in a Soccer vs. Providence 1p.m. ming coach; and Jim DeLorenzo, Flister assist, her second of the crew at Villanowa at Villanova is a whole lot different Finneran led the receivers with Yankee is a Conference matchup. game. Sophomore media relations director. than adding women's crew Megan Schlus- wliole lot at "The committee was an advi- different tlian Kansas," said DeFilippo. sory committee and made some adding crew at Kansas. Men's ice hockey is the only a excellent recommendations and Division III sport at the University PHOTO BY JILL WBERARCHNO Men's cross country did a lion's share of the work," fiene DeFIHppo finishes and men's water polo is not ninth in Arkansas said DeFilippo, "but the final sponsored by the Big East Con- """" "-^"^ *"* *« •*"" By way, Quintana decisions were f^Mvrrssi^vJ!'"'''"' MARK SPOONAUER claimed third Stephen Howard. made by me and "What we wanted to do is not ference so they will both Tressler lege Park, MD Oct. 15. be Assistant Sports Editor place overall, covering the 8000m Although "The teams Icompeting in that's the way it has to be." do it now so that a lot of players (25:30.6) and Christiani (25:43.0) the competition lowered to the club level in the (approximately is not expected to Maryland] shouldn't pose a threat, five mile) course finished in 62nd This entire process would have got cut," said DeFilippo. "What fall of 1998. and 74th places, be fierce, 'Nova will This past weekend the Villan- in only 23:50.7. Oklahoma have the but we will be able to experiment disheartening for the State's respectively. In his department we wanted to do was to do it Although every school second ever opportunity to sample different and must ova University men's cross coun- Jon Wild (23:47.6) narrowly defeat- see what kind of race fits us unless equal levels of participation gradually collegiate race, Howard finished so that coaches create individual plans to comply running strategies. best," said Quintana. try team traveled to Fayetteville, ed Quintana to take second place 81st and an equal distribution of scho- wouldn't have to be unfair to the with gender in 25:49.3. equity standards, AR to compete with and Godfrey Siamoisye larships 21 teams in of Blinn First-year head was reached. Overall, student athletes that they have Villanova is not the only school coach John the Chile Pepper Festival HI. The College won the race in 23:27.6. Marshall pulling scholarships is not some- presently." that opted was pleased with his to make major cutbacks meet held Nevertheless, thing was at the University Quintana was plea- team's performance. the Athletic Department Over the last 20 years, football in men's swimming, said DeFilip- of Arkansas, the site of the NCAA santly surprised with his will ever hope to has "I thought our men ran get accustomed been hit harder by cutbacks po. There will be at least five very Division I Cross Country Cham- performance. to. than well," said Marshall. most college teams. In the programs in the Big East that will "We still pionships to be held Nov. 21. "During the race I slowly moved "People need to realize early have a long way to go, but Coach that 1970's Division I football give extremely few scholarships up and In a meet that included seven finished only a second off CJim] Tuppeny Gene [DeFilippo] and I, having teams programs were allowed to in this sport.. did a good job Some schools will members of the most recent Div- my personal best," said Quintana. been coaches, preparing the team for this have been in the have as many as 225 possible give no scholarships to men's meet. ision I Top 25 Poll, as well as a As for the team, Quintana This team has business of giving scholarships athletes on scholarship at one swimming while four or tremendous heart fiye team of former Arkansas runners, pointed out that 'Nova's defeat of and it is most difficult for time. This and shows a lot of guts and will us to number was drastically others will give less than three, Army, the Wildcats finished ninth overall who finished tenth with continue to improve all of the sudden start taking reduced to over the years to 855 he added. as the season with 211 points. 'Nova's Big East 217 points, is a very positive sign. goes on." scholarships away," said Bostick. maximum players on scholarship. The projected numbers seen in Conference rival Georgetown, "Army is the team we needed According to the NCAA Division "This has been a very difficult Even the total amount of players the chart are subject to change, despite not placing any runner in to beat, because they are in our for particularly including I Martin Surfacing Men's Cross time Gene because walk-ons was reduced said DeFilippo. Five years is a long the top 10, took top honors in the district. The NCAA takes the top County Coaches ultimately it is his decision to to 105 in Division I-A and 90 total time in Association Poll terms of athletic develop- team competition with 90 points three or four teams from each released Oct. 4, Villanova make. Our students need to realize players in I-AA. ments so none of the ranks estimates can to edge host Arkansas' 97 points. district to compete in the cham- 24th that he doesn't want to do that The general assumption nationally. Georgetown, in the be considered official, DeFilippo The pionships," said Arkansas Alum, Oklahoma Quintana. aided by their victory over but for the good of our Athletic Athletic Department is that Arkan- the added. State and Northern Arizona Head Coach John Marshall's sas, now ranks No. 1 with 10 first Department and our situation NCAA will eventually cut these "This will -' be projected to 1998 respectively, finished third, fourth second finisher, senior Ken Nason, place votes. Arkansas is a close (' here, that's the route he thought numbers down even more, said so you can't hold us to these and fifth. also made an impressive individ- second with five first place he should go." DeFilippo. It cannot come down [figures] because they might votes. In what was perhaps one of the ual showing, crossing the line Big East too PHOTO BY JILL OiBERAROtNO foe Providence is ranked FILE "Some of the men's sports are much further without jeopard- change just a little bit, but they PHOTO best non-championship meet fields 18th overall in 24:27.9. 14th. not going to be quite as happy [as izing the quality of the Louis QuinUna finished third in the 8000m last 'I game, he are going to be pretty darn close," of the season, Rounding out weekend with a Award ^^^ receives the prestigious Louis Quintana, the scoring for The Cats are off this personal the women's sports] and we under- said. fronI^A.D"DiiFiUp^*** Honda weekend, best time of 23:50.7. The Cats will compete in said DeFilippo. once again, 'Nova were juniors the Marvland led the Cats individ- Todd Tressler but will compete at the University Invitational on Oct. 15. ually. Running strongly the and Kevin Christiani entire and senior of Maryland Invitational in Col- ' .

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«> Spiders fall prey to Cat explosion, 38^6 'Nova dominates Richmond; Venenzia boots record 51 -yard kick

By TODD LESKANIC passes for K 79 yards in the first ^orts Editor half. Brian Finneran led receivers with four catches for 42 yards. On It was an explosion of offense the ground, sophomore tailback mixed with solid defense and an Steve Shepard ran 10 times for 50 {: outstanding kicking game. That yards. I. was the story last Saturday in "There was a real good mood Villanova's(3-2, 1-2) 38-6 pounding in the locker room at the half," of visiting Richmond (3-2, 1-2). said Talley. "Our defense was "Ithink today we finally pack- playing well and we felt confident aged a good, consistent offense we could do something offensively V with a great defense along with in the second half." special teams," said Head Coach The 'Nova onslaught on I began u Andy Talley. "I hope this is a sign the first possession of the second I., of things to come." half. Marchese ran it in again, this Despite the lopsided final, the time from 10 yards out on an first half of the game was quite option play. The run capped an a different story. A Kyle Helton 82 yard drive that took 10 plays 4 interception with under six min- and 3:09. The key play on the drive utes left in the first quarter set was a Marchese 24 yard run, made up 'Nova's first score, a Tom 15 yards longer by a personal foul Marchese keeper from three yards penalty on Richmond. The touch- out. The early touchdown gave down gave the Cats a comfortable die Cats a 7-0 lead with 3:40 left 17-0 lead with 11:51 left in the PHOTO BY JILL DiBERARDINO in the first. third quarter. The Villanov^ The score would remain the The defense held the Spiders to defense, here shown slowing down a baU carrier, had a superb showing against Kichmond. The Spiders same until the end of the first half. three-and-out. Junior Pete Petrillo managed just 304 total yards for the game. With :0l showing on the clock, returned the Richmond punt 25 Talley sent in kicker Frank Venen- yards to the Richmond 27, giving zia to attempt a 51 yard field goal. the Cats another excellent oppor- Marchese connected with Brian however, manage to get past the ball on them but we struggled in Venezia promptly split the tunity to score. It took just six Finneran, ran who through a Cat defense. Richmond quarter- the first half," said Talley. "But uprights breaking the school plays and 2:36 before 'Nova put Richmond tackier for a 55 yard back Joe Elrod ran in a touchdown the defense held and we were able record and sending 'Nova to the it in the end zone again. This time touchdown. This gave Villanova on an option play from seven to try new things on offense." half with a 10-0 lead. it was sophomore running back a 31-0 advantage h with 4:21 left in yards out with 4:15 left in the Richmond managed just 304 "I couldn't see it go through," Anthony Cowsette scoring the the third. game. To add insult to injury, the yards for the game. Joe Elrod said Venezia, "but when I saw the touchdown on a three yard run The Cat defense was relentless. point after was blocked by Brian finished 22 of 41 for 192 yards and refs it was a great feeling. It gave off left tackle. With under eight The following Richmond drive led Finneran. one interception. Elrod also led the us some momentum." minutes gone by in the third, the to nothing and with 1:18 still left "This is probably the worst Spiders on the "Frank's kick kick of ground with 75 was a Cats had already put 24 points on in the third, the Cats took posses- game we've played in a few years," yards on 15 carries. The 'Nova motivation," said Talley. the board. sion again. ^ Marchese put together said Richmond Head Coach Jim defense Scott The Wildcat defense shined in made disappear, as On the ensuing Richmond drive, still another scoring ^ drive, capped Marshall. "If we could find a way he carried 14 times for only 38 11 the first half, allowing Richmond cornerback Curtis Dunaway rec- by a 25 yard touchdown comple- to shoot ourselves in the foot, we yards. just 101 yards of offense. Rich- overed a Uly Scott fumble on the tion to Rob Carter with 12:21 left did it," he added. "I thought we had a good week mond's Ail-American running 'Nova 42 yard-line, giving the in the game. The drive covered 66 Although the offense played a of practice," said Marshall. "We back Uly Scott managed just 23 surging 'Nova offence still another yards in nine plays and 3:57. big role in the win, the defense came up here and we just didn't yards on eight carries in the half. chance to pad their already big That would be all the scoring made it possible. play." completed eight of 12 Marchese lead. On the very next play. 'Nova would need. Richmond did, "We thought we could run the (Continued on page 15)

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1^ Offense powers 5-3 I Cats to 1 By JOE PATTERSON Clawson.' Clawson served the The team coasted to an easy 3- Assistant Sports Editor Wildcats out to a 7-0 lead in the victory. rally point of the fifth game. She As a team, 'Nova has led the The Villanova women's volley- also tied J her career-record of 62 nation in offense for two consec- ball team continued its impressive set assists. utive weeks. season with four victories this "You can't ask for more than "The offense is great," said past weekend. After beating Del- a setter," said Twomey. "I think Twomey. "When the team serves aware, Lehigh and Lafayette, the she's going to be one of the good the ball at us, we're siding out at Wildcats capped the weekend setters in the Big East Conference a very high percentage and really with a 3-1 victory against St. this year," he added. making it frustrating for our John's in their first Big East Twomey also points to Claw- opponents." match. son's leadership abilities as a key The offense is dominating "St. John's came in here really because of Eyans, Clawson and fired up," said Head Coach Ron another first year player, Marisa Twomey. "We got the job done, The offense is great . . Davidson. Davidson ranks third but still can do better in the when the team serwes in the conference with an attack future. I think the team will pick percentage of .370. With a com- it up." the haH at us, we're bination of good passing, setting Freshman Stacy Evans led the siding out at a very high and hitting, Villanova has firmly offensive barrage with 15 kills, established a dominating style of marking the tenth time this year percentage and really offense. that she has totalled at least this maUng it frustrating for "It's fun to watch," said Two- many kills. She also scored a mey. "It's pretty good power team-high five aces and recorded our opponents. volleyball, but we just need to a team-high 18 digs. Evans con- Head Coach Ron TMrooMy work on our defense. The offense tinues to lead the conference in is very effective. It's fun to watch hitting and blocking and is ranked us putting the ball away." fifth in the nation in attack to the Wildcat success. Villanova's undefeated season percentage. She was also named "When she gets vocal and when was stopped Big East Player of her intensity raises two weekends ago at I. the Week. up, the level the William and MSiry Invitation- "She's an exceptional player," of play of the team increases al. The team played Yale as well said Twomey. "I think she's got dramatically," said Twomey. as American and William and to be one of the favorites for "She can be a great leader." Mary, two high quality teams. Rookie of the Year in the Big East Another main contributor to the William and Mary defeated the Conference." squad is senior co-captain Mara Wildcats in an exciting five game On Friday, the team beat Del- Austrins. Austrins leads the con- ference marathon. aware 3-1. On Saturday, the in defense and is hitting "It Wildcats found themselves in a the ball well. was a great match," said Twomey. "It was really good five game shoot-out against "[Mara] is picking up every- Division I I. Lehigh. thing and volleyball." / - keeping us in a lot of "We came out flat against matches with her American also notched a five FILE PHOTO defense," stated Lehigh and Lehigh played a great Twomey. game victory versus Villanova. Villanova has jumped out to an impressive start behind an match against us," said Twomey. After defeating "[In the American match, there offense that has ranked first in the nation for two straight weeks. Lehigh in the Nevertheless, 'Nova prevailed, morning, was] a alot of pressure, a lot of the team travelled to good shots coming at us, and a lot thanks in large part to Junior Cari Lafayette for an afternoon game (Continued on pfige 19) o

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Student presenters Think You're Going Fall Break Africana Studies * needed To Graduate? Oct. 27, 7:30 pm., Jake Nevin Field House Freedom Full-time yndergraduate students who — Maya Angelou — $3 students; $8 This January 23 (1995), the €ct. 24 Nov. 2 Fall Break King, expect to graduate in May, 1995 (or in' 8-9 Oct 11 service faculty/staff/public; School Workshops for Martin Luther Oct. reception. 5-8 students December 1994 or September or December I held. want Oct. 28, 4 p.m., St. Augustine 300; — Jr. Day will be We trip — King and 1995) should have completed Prospective Mexico Briefing: Haiti — Ms. Carol Mettlas, to present topics about how Rev. AFSC Graduate Cards for the Registrar's Office. lives. If you ACS Street Do You Like Kids? Volunteer Fair — 6:30, Fedigan Room, Reception — The his ideology has impacted their French There will be a volunteer trip David Believe it or not, TIME IS RUNNING OUT! 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If you answered yes Center Viiianova Orchestra those wishing to join the Vignette, Villan- _0n Tuesday, Oct. 25, the Career Plan- to any of these questions, please join our ova's literary magazine dedicated to short Why: To inform the Villanova commun- ning and Placement Office will Oct. 1 co-sponsor Bible study held every Thursday night in ity about the issues and candidates and the Graduate stories, are held Monday nights from 7 and Professional School the Haverford Room at 7 p.m. Students The newly founded Villanova Orchestra their platforms in the upcoming Pennsyl- Admissions p.m.-8 p.m. in room 208, Bartley Hall. Tuesday, Oct. Forum, to be held at Bryn who want to involved is looking for all interested string become in an Asian- any and Deadline for submission of short stories vania senatorial race for incumSsnt demo- Mawr College. 1-4 From p.m. the Admis- American Christian Fellowship are players. Come out and join up! For more highly is Monday, Dec. 5 in box 108 of the student crat Senator Harris Wofford's seat in the Health sions Care Reform Forum will take place in the "The encouraged to come. All are information call Dunphy at the Office welcome. Food, John organizations room, first floor, Dougherty U.S. Senate. Great Hall" representatives from 100 grad Fellowship and Fun! of Musical Activities (ext. 7214). 25. at 3 p.m. For more information call Kevin Klesh, Lecture Hall. and professional schools will be present to President of UWSA/PAL at 519-3163. informally discuss their programs and "The Impact of Reform on Health Care admission requirements. Additionally, Delivery to Older Adults." Dr. May Wykle, informational sessions on negotiating the a geriatrics specialist from Case Western grad school application process, writing Reserve University and Mr. Howard admissions essays and financing your grad Oct. 1 Hoving, of AARP. 7:30 p.m. in the Wayne- or professional school education will be St. Davids Room. Call the College of held throughout the afternoon. Stop by Nursing at x4900 for further information. CP&P (x4060) for a list of programs to be Exam Prep/Test represented and more details on the Taking Workshop informational sessions. Villanova's Don't say, "I got a 38 on the first test, "Ireland, the U.S.A., but now I know what to expect." Dr. Ed Reilly an Study — will offer practical suggestions for Uncertain Future Abroad conducting a review, anticipating ques- Bernadette Devlin McAliskey, former Seville, tions, self-testing and use of "test- Spain member of Parliament and a Human Rights wiseness" techniques in a brief exam prep/ Activist, will deliver a lecture titled Visiting campus today is Jerry Johnson, test taking workshop Monday, Oct. 10, 2:30 "Ireland, the U.S.A., an Uncertain on-site Director of the Council on p.m.-3:20 p.m. in the Counseling Future" Inter- Center, national Wednesday, Oct. 12, 7 p.m. in the Connelly Educational Exchange Program in 106 Corr Hall. The workshop is free and Center Cinema. Sponsored by Irish Seville, Spain. He will be in the no sign-up is necessarv Studies, lobby of Honors, Political Science and Campus Connelly Center between 10 a.m. and noon Activities. to meet students and answer questions- concerning the course of study in Seville. For V.E.G. further information, contact the Office of International Studies, St. Augustine Pizza Center, room 420, x6412. V.E.G. will be meeting at 7 p.m. in the Center HEC Retreat for Peace and Justice (basement of Sullivan) to discuss Eco-mug sales and to Students, faculty, staff and neighbors design our recycling education program. #^ ^^mm t^..^ are needed to work on the Handicapped Please come and share your ideas llf^T ^K /9C about Encounter Christ how to get Villanova (HEC) retreat sponsored wUw fcj/ to RECYCLE. by ^Q~" Campus Ministry. HEC is an ecumenical faith experience that brings disabled Very Late and Open College non-disabled persons together to touch one anothers' lives in an atmosphere of Chris- Blue Key Society tian community. Republicans There will be informational The retreat takes place from Friday meetings on evening, Tuesday, Oct. 25 and Wednesday, Nov. 18, through Sunday after- Oct. 26 at 9:30 p.m. in the East noon, Nov. 20, ending around 2 p.m. Lounge. Come see There will be a meeting of the College An orientation what we are about and take part in the Republicans meeting will be held for on Monday, Oct. 10 at 7:30 future of your school. All interested people Wednesday, Oct. are welcome. p.m. in Bartley 117. 12, at thru All Thursday are welcome to Monday 5 p.m. in the Campus attend. Ministry Office. For further information please call Campus Ministry at 519-4080. Nov.i Buy One Get One Free Habitat for Humanity Oct. 1 Baslcetball Ciub On Monday, Oct. 10, the Habitat for ll/larketing Society Humanity, Georgia Flood Relief Group will The Villanova BasketbalfClub will hold be having a bake sale outside of the The Marketing Society will hold meet- a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Connelly Center. The money raised will ings every other Thursday in Bartley 110 in the Day Hop. Plans will be finalized for Corner 527-3606 help defray the cost of the service trip. at 12:45 p.m. The next meeting will be held the upcoming season. 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By REGINA M. OTOOLE entering a larger atmosphere with lishing normal eating habits and The problem comes down to or bulimia, contact the Counseling Assistant Features Editor more social pressures, more school preventing relapse." getting into a routine that you Center (519-4050). Both individual problems and altogether an "[The cure] depends on the cannot get out of, concluded Boyle. and group counseling is available. Throughout the country, eating increased level of stress, said severity," said Boyle. "Some That is why early detection and There is also off-campus help. The disorders affect people obsessed Boyle. "They lose their appetite sufferers require hospitalization, treatment is vital. Bryn Mawr Hospital has a center with an irrational fear of being fat. due to stress and can fall into a some just counseling. No medi- The consequences of long term for eating disorders as well as in- An eating disorder, as defined by routine of not eating," he added. cines are available, [that is why] eating disorders are frightening. patient and out-patient programs. the American Psychiatric Associ- People with anorexia or bulimia severe diligence and observation The APA cautions that without ation (APA), is "a psychological tend to be overachievers, said is required." treatment these illnesses can illness in which victims become Boyle. They are extremely critical Most people who have an eating cause malnutrition, heart prob- obsessed with food and with their of A hot-line for bulimia and themselves and "try to be disorder refuse to admit it and will lems and even death. anorex- body weight." In many cases this thinner ia help is 1-800-227-4785. than they should be" in not ask for help. "It is usually a This problem can be cured. If leads to self-starvation, anorexia order to meet social criteria, Boyle friend who gets them to go for you suspect this problem, or are nervosa or binge-and-purge eating, added. help," said Boyle. concerned about either anorexia known as bulimia nervosa. Com- There are several theories as to pulsive over-eating is also the the cause of eating disorders. result of a psychological illness. According to the APA, psychia- Symptoms of Anorexia According to the National Asso- trists believe victims of eating Nervosa ciation of Anorexia Nervosa and disorders are trying to gain control Associated Diseases (ANAD), an of their lives. They may have a estimated 8 million people suffer distorted body image of biochem- from eating disorders. It is most ical imbalances associated with common among females, 95 per- depression and are focusing on cent of which are between the food as a result. ages of 12 and 25, but it is growing The question of treatment of more serious among males. eating disorders is difficult to "I've had adolescents at eight answer. The APA warns that and 10 who've had it. For them "simply restoring a person to it's a method for attention, but normal weight or temporarily they can't get out of the routine," ending the binge-purge cycle does said Dr. Dennis A. Boyle Jr., not address [the underlying medical director of the Villanova cause]." Treatment should focus Health Center. on "correcting the patient's dis- Students entering college are torted body image, improving self- coming from a secure, small confidence and self-esteem, treat- atmosphere at home and are ing underlying depression, estab-

• PHOTO BY CHRISTINE SERVECMO Philosopher Jacques Derrida spoke at Villanova Oct. 3. Derrida inaugurates doctorate program

By CHRISTINE SERVEDIO struction sounds negative, the Special to the Villanovan idea is affirmative." The deconstruction movement World renowned philosopher looks to keep anything that is Jacques Derrida participated in a structured and rigid, such as panel discussion with Villanova institutions, laws or interpreta- University professors at the inaug- tions of texts flexible and chan- ural celebration of the Doctoral geable with the time. In addition, Program in Philosophy Oct. 3. deconstruction emphasizes th'; Although he was born in Algeria establishment of new themes apd in 1930, Derrida has considered of new ways to approach prob- France his home since 1949. lems, said Derrida. There he has published works The panel, which consisted of concerning philosophical theory Walter Brogan, Thomas Busch, which have proven influential in Caputo and Dennis Schmidt, such fields as theology, literature, focused on such topics as Greek architecture, legal studies, aes- philosophy versus contemporary thetics and the feminist philosophy, justice and theology. movement. According to Derrida, "philo- The idea of deconstruction sophy is and is not Greek." He forms the basis for Derrida's added that we have to go back to philosophy. Greek origins to learn where we According to David R. Cook, come from and to analyze history. professor of philosophy, Dr. John The current world outside of D. Caputo, "while the word decon- (Continued on page 25) -, : , ' .

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(Continued from page . 25) coffee. Walked over to the Torre another gorgeous Spaniard. I was lunch — soup, paella with whole the dishes and she got mad at me. By to the room SUE DAVIDSON what appears to be green slime. I finished collecting the plastics to unpack. I really del Oro (Tower of stoked to be here. Gold) to meet crayfish and calamari, a loaf of She wouldn't even let me clear my Special to the Viilanovan underpacked. He explains that if the plastic it was quitting time. As I headed I felt I should have the group and university take my placement The was more like bread, wine, and flan. I ate like own plate from the table. I ! Wlmt i« recy<^liig? Recy^liiigis the proce«8%^ w^^ brought more insist- containers are not rinsed tho- towards the car, sore, tired, and t-shirts, my ski exam. I crossed a sweeping green a medieval castle — just huge. lor re-nsc. a champ. After, I tried to help with ed, but she still wouldn't let me. Gabe and I set off on pfoducte are collected and cimveited gloves, our recy- roughly, or contaminated in any dreaming of a long shower, Gabe and a towel. I just sat there river lined with boats and other Statues lined the halls and open- cling quest, riding in one of those way, they are useless to the called out to me. contemplating how long five good stuff. Walked past the Helade- air courtyards. There were two cool blue pickups bearing the recycler. "Tomorrow, Sue, we'll do plas- months were and that I was here ria, Gelateria, Cafeteria, Libreria bar-cafes within the university Villanova logo. If you have to stay. I seen "Great," I think, "all of this for tics." Why do I hear the theme went down for a nap at and Cervezeria; past the stone- near an outdoor patio and foun- them around, you know what I'm nothing!" 7:45 p.m. and told her to HO KNOWS, WHO CARES from The Twilight Zone playing wake me faced man kneeling on the side- tain. We took the hour-long test talking about. Ours stalled out a To be fair, however, the other inside head??? up at 8:30 p.m. for dinner, my Z* Does Viilmiova recycle? Yes, Vilia»ova docs r«cycle< In but walk with outstretched palms, in a freezing-cold classroom and few times, but we were undaunted dining halls' plastics were much warned her it was hard to fact> the Univ^iJity recycles nine diff««m items eamp^s-wtde. wake past the newspaper and tobacco left. — brave, bold and ready for cleaner me up. I than Dougherty's and This is the second installment of woke up in total darkness stands, past the blind people After the exam, it was time for adventure as we headed out to smelled less. By the time Gabe and a three part series. at 2 a.m. So I missed dinner. selling lottery tickets. Everywhere siesta. The city shuts down from Fire!. . .Fire!. . .since when did Beavis and Butthead join the Wildcat conquer Villanova 's underground Turned on the lights and I wrote looked was beautiful — the palm 2 p.m.-5 p.m. so everyone can eat Club?. . .KABOOM!. . .those Wildcat weiners and burgers on the world of recycling. in my journal and thought about trees, the cathedral, the fountains, and sleep. I love that — you're PROPANE grill last Saturday SURE got more than they bargained I quickly learn how heavy news- things until 5 a.m. Went back to Recycle, Recycle the statues, the traiffic circles, the basically forced to relax. It's such for. . .just like those pathetic. . .spindly-legged Richmond Spid- paper can be as Gabe and I load 3* Wmit0xi I recycle at Villaoovai? Villanova recycles glass, sleep. women, even the pigeons. They a simple idea the United States ers. . .we'll have to remember not to invite the WILDCAT piles of it on the truck from plastic^ #1 and #2, newspaper. al^^nlDUixi otm^mmp^x^ ptptx It could really I By were so white! was almost as use. don't think it CLUBBERS to our next barbecue. . .maybe we can get them to Hartley, Kennedy, Falvey and the SUE DAVIDSON lack the facilities to wash the white ledger, corrugated cardboard, leavi^ and scrap metal. Lunes — if I were in a dream. This couldn't would work though — everyone ROAST some of those unlucky DUCKIES who didn't make it Monastery, among others. We Special to ike ViUmnovan polystyrene. be true. A vendor sold hot roasted would use the time to work and down the Quad, though. ..did you Quad residents notice how Assuming the University does empty the truck twice, and my Woke up early and had a break- chestnuts in the street. A few get ahead on the competition. DESERTED it was this week?. . .oh that's right. . .there wasn't arms Polystyrene. find a way to wash it, the plant are killing me. The card- fast of hard buttered toast and — mopeds rushed by. Boom! Mercedes outdid herself with a parked on your front lawn. . all It's everywhere: the Corner COLLEGE TOUR .SELLING board, at least, is light. Too bad may reject it for any reason. The I of its wares. . .for those . Grille, the Day Hop, Connelly experiencing tour WITHDRAWAL. .we there is so much of it! Then came University would have to pay to 4, How do I do It? Very easily. Simply place the at the Viilanovan have a few suggestions for CAT. . .we hear the the plastics. Center and Bartley Cafe. transport the material back to the item to l>e tiecycled into an ai^«f^O|>r^tely tmrkt^. Northwestern College of Chiropractic Dr. SchoH's Proper Foot Care & Fungis Expo and the John Wayne It's an environmentalist's University and then have it recycling bin in ^; location BOBBIT 'How to Make Your Own Porno Flick' demo kick off nightmare. brought to the landfill. nearest you. Please make sure that the item you want is now accepting applications for its next three entering classes. to recycle is placed the their Fall Tours soon. . .just like the 'Nova BAND. . .maybe they'll Unfortunately, it is also the Villanova Recycling is still into proper container to avoid (April I99S. September 1995. January 1996) learn to MARCH in correct formation in Nashville. . .that runnin' University's recycling program's exploring options, however, and contamination. around the field crap is getting OLD. . .those youngins' from ST. biggest challenge. hopes to find an environmentally General requirements at time of entry include: * ALOYSIUS even showed us up. ..rumor has it that's why The closest recycler of polysty- sound and cost-effective At least 2-3 years of undergraduate college in a health science or tor ^Sm Qlf^ DOBBIN actually made it to the football game. ..Hey, Father mMon rene. The National Polystyrene alternative. basic science degree program, (inquire for a complete list of spedfic Dobbin. . .GO VILLANOVA. . .GO CATS. . .that is if our mascot <^ Recycling Company, has a plant There are a few things that the l||^ seal the requirements.) is still a WILDCAT. . .they're changing the LOGO and the in New Jersey. It will gladly accept Villanova community can do right 5, What are «omc o(f tN prolileiiiwi with the tecyclti^f * A minimum G.P.A. of^.S. (A more competitive G.PA is favored.) COLORS. ..what's next?... palatable, non-caustic Pit COF- smell is terrtbie. material from the University and now to help the polystyrene prob- jirogram? The bigi^t iwreijkm ViUatiova experi|iiice« i« * FEE?, . .you'll be forcing a lot of it down your throat next week. . .you even pay us a little for it, but lem. In the Day Hop and A personal interest in a career as a primary care physidan. Comer {^i^tamination. $<»Betime8 it^ews fcr r«c^ji»g i«t plawse^ lata did remember MID-TERMS are coming up?., .right?. . .time to call Villanova first has to pay to Grill, use the washable plastic the wrong bin, or, even wotSM^ tmsh is thrown \m^ ll«fe>in. Northwestern CoHege of Chiropractic offers a rigorous four year professional up your SCOPE(s) in sociology class for all of the notes you transport it there. The plant will baskets whenever possible. Re- ThiS'tr&sth ranges kmn relatively h^nnless rotten food to tidne missed. . .too you can't. . .even if to. . .since the We arrived at Dougherty and only accept polystyrene education. Our focus en science, diagnosis, chiropractic methods, patient bad you wanted sga by the use the polystyrene plates instead and vomit. Gabe directed me towards a large hasn't put out that DAMN DIRECTORY yet. . .but even if your tractor-trailer load. This means of taking a second one. care and research provides our graduates with the tools they need to work airtight prof's notes and the answers to the test wouldn't help you metal door. Once we open the University has to find a way Also, this year the University as primary care physidans in the health are environment NWCC is hilly it I realize the reason pass. . .who knows, who cares. . for the to store the polystyrene until it has implemented a reusable mug airtight accredited by North Central Assodation —l. seal — the smell is ter- has accumulated an acceptable program with the Eco-Mug. By ,i^—^^^^^^ of Colleges and Schools and the Coundl rible. I guess it was nothing new amount and then pay for a tractor- using the mug, you will not only 6. Why w« reeyck ««»i« audi to Gabe, however, because he trailer to ship it in. 4o i>ro4ii«$a m^ othera? on Chiropractic Eduation. limit the University's use of SPECIAL NEEDS: 3 poor parishes have requested men; 2 have requested calmly began sorting through Villanova k ie)^le A^jot^ MISSIONARY? IT'S POSSIBLE! 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By TARA CAMPITIELLO "You'll never believe who I ran friend's boyfriend" (who probably had spent every waking moment So hold your head high at home Features Editor into today!" has a new girlfriend by now, not and shared every last detail with and say hello. You may not "Who? Who?!" that I would dare touch on such become as awkward as those with genuinely care how "Jim" is " In hopes of trying to get through "Jim Leyden. a subject with anyone I haven't .the "Maria's best friend's boy- doing, but chances are he doesn't the horror of mid-terms next week spoken to in more than three friend's" of the world. care either. "Yeah. . .who is that?" Friends you haven't I think it would be best if focus we "He dated Jen, Maria's best weeks let alone three years) is Lost friends aren't to be consi- spokened to are just that, friends on the following week of relax- friend. She sat next to me in Italian running into someone you had dered as being as unmemorable as whom you haven't spoken ation, fall break. to; they words here Leyden." Although the friend- junior year." been close key "Jim to. . .whether or not you pick up could " What be better than an "Oh. being "had been." ship is faded it served its purpose' the phone is not a reflection on entire week at home while the Most of us have at least one high during its time, as it does at this you as a person. parents are at tease work and you You suddenly realize your best school friend with whom we are time. . . as a memory to learn from. your younger siblings as they friend has as much to say "post- regretfully no longer in touch. The trudge off to school as usual. encounter" as you did when you reasons often vary in degree of M Granted, not everyone will be able met up with good ol' John. . . uh severity or stupidity (your point to sleep late and channel surf all Jim. of view often changes as time T E day long. Some will be working You know the scenario. You can elapses). TC O P N or volunteering their time for be hanging out at a local watering Some friendships can not han- different services. However, at hole or just on a quick errand for dle the demanding strain of dis- Straight from the Home Office in 20! Dougherty are the Top least it's a change from the cam- mom when just as you look up tance. Shame often causes many Ten ways to warm up a^ the temperMure begins to^bs^f pus scene. from the bar or check the price to refrain from keeping in touch There is one scene at home on strained tomatoes you make with friends when they realize 10. Cuddle up with a . . . good bo<^ . , . nsiil4erm& are ap|jroadhi«g. which everyone dreads . . . run- eye contact. OWNID 1994 TOYOTA TIMEL MUIXE that seasons have changed more 9. Lots of coffee ... Irish coffee — you don't want to forget CJOL AUTOUNI AND YOU COUID WIN A FRIVIOUSLY ning into "old high school From here the conversation BASKETBALtS OR EAGLES FOOTBAU TICKETS! than once since the last time you the Bailey's. FROM CHAMPION TOYOTA, AU100RAFHED 7MRS chums." ensues. Or should I say lack of spoke. And the most difficult 8. Work up a sweat in 'Nova's new weight room . . . wait . . it, it Enter T/?e Great Autoline Giveaway. You have heard said or conversation. It's always the to deal with is absolutely it would feel like to be cruising reason we don*t have

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T T E T I N T R T I N N R A N ME ft NTE A M EN PRESENTING 1994'S NEW SHOWS Monster bteaks new ground for R.E. program different guests each week. But acroy (Rony Cox), resolve problems, such as situations. It is a new who heads to riff and first song on Monster, however, ^Chicago Hope' fact seems all with a powerful guitar "The Martin Short Show" also one of the town's the plumber and ai^d at times this By DAVID GREAVES most power- how \o pay churns into a fast-paced rocker of Stipe's singing is covered more todevident. If the actors can Staff Reporter portrays what happens to Mar- ful law firms. touch base with the goings-on fully in layers of distortion. His their person- flaS«flVa a song. By KAREN GOULART tin outside of his show, lives. Hence, the manage to project fliliilw9 Short in each other's the Michael voice warbles and wanes in each believable, Throughout album, Assistant Entertainment Editor with his family and the "real name is "Party of aliti^in a more show's newly released R.E.M. Stipe's voice, Mike Mills' bass, song, yet it maintains its forceful- world" at large. This is a kind ratherXthan stereotypical The Five." paints a Buck's guitar and Bill ness throughout the album. ^^\\Tc're carrying this manner,\the show could album. Monster, Peter of "" or "Home distin- The songs on Monster are dif- T network! ' pro- NBC (Channel 3) decidedly unique picture com- Berry's drums can all be Improvement" set-up in which become a faVprite for many. in song. None ferent from past R.E.M. material. claimed the gap-toothed god of Wilder' pared to its previous records. guished clearly each the inner "show" has more p,m. ^Something slow, rhapsodic melody of late night, David Letterman, ^#atyrday» 9 Monster, as the title indicates, has of the individual members of The emphasis. "Sweetness Follows," from Auto- last week about his home base *ER' a fuller, more overpowering sound R.E.M. get buried in the varied One major problem of this By ERIC CHEUNG than traditional R.E.M. material. levels of distortion heaped upon matic, and the annoyingly peppy CBS. Unfortunately for the big Adding insult to injury, Kate Entertainment Editor alleged sitcom, is that it is not By BARBARA COLE "Shiny Happy People," from Out eye, Dave's revelation was not It resonates with feedback to each selection. Rather, with each funny at all. In fact, down-right has aligned herself with her St4^ff Reporter produce a more raw, forceful listening of a particular song, a of Time, give way to harder, more all that far from . father's rival Cary Grace Battle late in the Fall stupid is a better description. Starting intense songs like "Bang and CBS' new fall line up is well sound that is typically associated different instrument seems to Even the multi-talented and (Cicely Tyson), a passionate season comes yet another years ago, television below Ten with Seattle grunge rock. Despite come to the forefront. Blame" and "Let Me In." Another spectacular as the first African American attorney comedian-thinks-he-deserves- culture in hilarious Jan Hooks (another America is "Star couple weeks of Neilsen ratings the changes, R.E.M. continues to Producer Scott Litt deserves surely successful song who has fought to change the his-own-sitcom show, this time changed drastically SNL alum) cannot save this as Thurs- 69," in which Stipe comically have indicated. if show its artistic integrity and much of the credit for the fuller, However, one ways of the "Old South." from Gene Wilder. "Something day night took on a farce. If the first two episodes new mean- chants, "I know you called" in the can stick it out until Thursday experimentalist nature in an more powerful sound of Monster. were any indication of what is Previous episodes have dealt Wilder" depicts the life of an ing. Streets remained deserted night, he or she might just see excellent alternative music The successful incorporation of a chorus. to come then Mr. Short will not with child custody, a female's aging man, Gene (played by as viewers simultaneously CBS' one faint glimmer of record. string section in several of the Monster may alienate some fans last another blink. right to enter an all-male mil- Gene Wilder) who is still learn- tuned in to "The Cosby Show." "Hope" in an otherwise dismal The only other album that even songs on the last two R.E.M. of R.E.M. 's older material, but the .itary academy and an illicit ing how to manage the joys of Now, another development will closely resembles Monster, is albums. Automatic for the People band's willingness to experiment, season. affair between a teacher and parenthood and the drudgery once again redefine Thursday pro- "Chicago Hope," the new 'Blue Skies' Murmur, R.E.M. 's first release. and Out of Time, is mainly attrib- its consummate talent, and student that leads to murder. of daily work with the struggles nights. NBC has discovered yet medical drama, starring Even then, the only close compar- utable to Scott Litt's excellent duction expertise should quell any An extraordinary drama, "Jus- of maintaining a fulfilling another blockbuster success: Mandy Patinkin and airing at ison which can be drawn is the production work. ill feelings. By MARY PROUKOU tice" earns its place among this relationship. "ER." 10 p.m. on Thursdays, might unintelligibility of most of the Michael Stipe's voice flows very R.E.M. has planned a world Staff Reporter season's best new shows. Tel- Created by Michael Crich- be the only elixer that can keep lyrics. The first release from clearly and carefully over every tour that should arrive in the evision has never been sweeter. ton, "ER" is not just another CBS' credibility alive this ^ ^ lue Skies," the newest Monster, entitled "What's the word, conveying the purpose and United States sometime this com- f^ medical drama regurgitating season as far as new programs J-> addition to ABC's sit- Frequency, Kenneth?" begins meaning of the lyrics. After the ing spring. one more portrayal of the are concerned. While it has com family, airs on Mondays *My So Called Life' heroic doctor dedicated to the been accused of being exces- at 8:30 p.m. after the ever so By JANET RUDDOCK NBC (Channel 3) selfless world of medicine. sively graphic during surgery popular "Coach." The show is Staff Reporter Rather, "ER" focuses on the scenes, there are few flaws to about two young men, played Saturday, 8:30 p.m. residents' struggle by Matt Roth and Corey to steal a brings 'Ed Wood' to life is Burton eccentric iili^y So Called Life" few more winks of sleep, to Parker, who start their own ItJ^ painful portrayal of prove themselves to the staff business together, called Blue The premier episode which early days, this film covers Wood's only wants profits. Their movie determmation, Ed goes on to make ible story line. **Chicogo a young girl going through doctors and, most importantly, By ANDREW J. GRIBBIN Hope'' Skies, which resembles L.L. aired last Saturday demon- life from his first break into the "I Had a Sex Change" needs a "Plan 9 From Outer Space" with Burton should also be compli- to survive. Staff Reporter Bean. The show picks up after strated just how far this show movies to his first "hit." This two- script and director. Ed Wood gives the funding of a Baptist Church. mented on the excellent casting CBSfChanneMO) The view of a resident's life cost for this movie. the first year they have been will have to come before it can hour flick is well worth the them two strong reasons to hire The crux of this film is the Martin Landau is ''MyScMSalNKi that "ER" depicts is harsh, admission. relationship between Bela Lugosi indistinguishable from Bela Lugo- Thursday, 1 p.m. in business. Roth and Parker consistently entertain. The of him. He can get Lugosi for cheap showing how isolated the Burton's new movie "Ed with ideas, dreams best discover that they have not physical comedy, such as a Tim Ed is a man and he wears women's clothing all and Ed Wood. They are the si. And if Hulk Hogan was good young doctors are through as made any profit because their classic Gene Wilder bathroom Wood" stars Johnny Depp and a fetish for angora sweaters. the time. When he gets the job he of friends and will do anything for in "Rocky HI," George "The (Channel their unawareness of weather the eccentric, young film producer original Dracula, be found in this exceptional accountant, Parker's cousin ABC 6) scene, points to some potential Bela Lugosi, the changes the story to "Glen or each other. In between the laughs. Animal" Steel acts his heart out conditions and the world out- who considers himself the next bitter old man at the end of stars in it in full new series. Richard Kind, has been embez- elements that could raise this is a Glenda" and also Burton is able to make an incred- in this film. side hospital walls, Thursday, 8 p.m. their failing Orson Wells of industry. his movie career, who has not drag. film is modeled after his acting is top notch and zling money. series above the cauldron of The The marriages and relationships This true story of Edward D. acted in years. Wood has always life. although it sometimes borders numerous other sitcoms all own and their morale, which slowly Wood, Jr., writer, producer and been his No. 1 fan and when he Without acclaim for his on melodramatic, it boiling to get viewership. much never quite adolescence. The show stars ebbs away with each endless actor chronicles the beginning of spots him trying on coffins for efforts, he is determined to raise crosses the line. Some of the Claire as the confused Unfortunately, the show Danes hour of sleepless tries too hard to shifts. the movie industry's greatest "B" size, Ed jumps at the chance to enough money to film his master- storylines may seem a little out Angela who is struggling to combine charm movie creator. Anyone who has meet him. They become good piece "Bride of the Atom." After of the ordinary at times, (the find herself. and sincerity with humor. In seen any of Ed Wood's movies friends and Ed is determined to much compromise, such as letting first show centered around the Angela's problems center other words, it strives to offer hit the nail in vain what other sit- knows — Tim Burton get Lugosi back into the swing of his backer's son have a major role, separation of Siamese twins) around her efforts to be accept- many ABC (Channel 6) coms offer effectively. on the head. Those movies were Hollywood when Ed makes his the film is made. This movie is but did not audiences see ed by her peers and her con- more NBC (Channel 3) Last week's episode did feature bad. first movie. retitled "Bride of the Monster" enough gun shot wounds and Monday, 8:30 p.m. flicts with her mother. These one touching Thursday, 1 p.m. "Ed Wood" the movie, though, The first break Ed gets is with and is so bad that today it can be open heart surgery on "St. issues clash which brings to moment as Gene peered through a window at his is a sensation. Filmed in black and a low-budget film company that seen on "Mystery Science Theater Elsewhere"? the show a serious and realistic dizzying of the white to give a feel for Hollywood's quality and 3000." With even more fire and The only thing that could atmosphere. Unfortunately, two kids on their first dayof The tempo does not care about ,pre-school. His conflicting show reflects the chaotic rush hinder the seemingly certain that seems to harm the show Kind's replacement is a desires of protecting that surrounds medical emer- success of "Chicago Hope" is in the ratings. them and young, bright, beautiful accoun- letting gencies as the doctors bustle in its unfortunate time slot oppo- Although "My So Called them go, showed clearly tant from Harvard played by on his face. "Wilder" could a whir of realistic, but not site NBC's own highly acclaim- Life" is considered one of the witti varying success Julia Cambell, who becomes a grow into a worthwhile overly graphic, procedures. perform series Ttiree acts ed medical drama "ER." Then best drama shows on television third partner because the someday. But for now viewers When the emergencies eventu- again, that is what VCRs are in years, its heavy topic makes partners cannot afford to pay will find that is ally subside, however, the level for—start studying those it unsettling there "some- man- to many viewers. soon as the second song began, overlay a maniacally monotonous merged aspects of Ramones-liTce grunge aspects of growling guitars her. The show has potential, thing better" to of suspense does not fade away. As uals. The acting is watch on superb and the By J.E. TENENBAUM Petra began to wail away, enthral- bass/vocal combo; drop in guitar pop and punk, such as repeated and sudden bursts of electric but the acting needs improve- television elsewhere. Instead, the tension is main- subject is matter realistic. See Staff Reporter audience members. feedback and then, in perfect 4/ major, chords and short, tight energy. ment. Richard Kind makes the tained because, as one nurse ling some it now before it is Martin canceled. More than a simple gimmick, the 4 time, softly sing incoherent, songs, with traditional rock and Then Weezer added '80s rock The show worthwhile, but unless comments, the chaos is only Triends' added a versatility and unintelligble lyrics — made for an ballad riffs that could have easily the rest of the cast improves of Five' over "for now." violin Short Show' Tarty sharpness rare in today's music. unbearable set. vtoHn acfcted been lifted from a Guns 'n Roses its acting skills "Blue Skies" By ELAINE PAOLONI "ER" addresses culturally Hm Most of the crowd unfortunate- Obviously this music was set. To top it off, they varied their may not survive more than one By GIBNEY Assistant Entertainment Editor relevant issues such as racial Dog took the Trocadero MAURA That geared toward the trance-happy vMHiHINy style from the simply fast and kicking, ly was unimpressed. One man o and By PATRICK LYNCH season. Staff Reporter prejudice, domestic violence, stage on Sept. 20, Skynyrd." High- rave crowd. On the whole. Stereo- danceable to soft, subtle chord Staff Reporter acting generally even yelled "play i JTjartv of Five" is a wel- Thursday, Sept. 22, the language barriers and drunk- shouting and idKHpness ton in On lights of That Dog's performance lab sounds like what would progression-based melodies. As X^come addition to the new NBC series "Friends" driving, while also avoiding ninja-like. They seemed rather included "Grunge (Couple" and happen if Abba, Kraftwerk and one audience member commented, Dennis Miller's television new fall television line-up. aired at 8:30 p.m. Positioned maudlin predictability. The young. Guitarist/vDcalist Anne, fodciy's muiMo. "Miss Rome," which is not Depeche Mode decided to cut an "What can I say?. ..they kicked show was yanked off the Thankfully, viewers are not right before "Seinfeld," the situations appear far from bassist Rachel, violinist/vocalist included on their self-titled debut. album together and got stuck in roll themes (as in "Surf Rocks [explicative deleted]. • they're a air in a blink. Even Chevy confronted with another drama show contributes to a pleasant staged. The actors are trans- Petra and drummer Tony all 'Sweet Justice' One anonymous audience member a groove. Random audience America") and the oh-so-90's force to be reckoned with." Chase could not hang on long. about a sickeningly sweet fam- formed into doctors and the looked like this gig was supple- had this to say about them: "They member quotes included, "They And these guys had late-late ily whose crises are miracu- viewer is transported to the menting their jobs at Mickey D's. By ERIC CHEUNG use the violin like a wea- made me feel constipated," and night shows that were compet- lously resolved in an hour. emergency room almost as In spite of their ages, however, Entertainment Editor pon...[they have] a lot of prom- "sometimes I'm telepathic. . . lean ing against either QVC or The Instead, "Party of Five" hon- instantaneously as the ambu- these people knew their music. NBC (Channel 3) ise...! especially liked "Angel" envision this record with a deep Weather Channel. Now, anoth- estly portrays a family who lances wheel in victims. The They began with a soft, three- with its sleeper hit and "Grunge Couple." scratch in it, and it plays over and er veteran of "Saturday Night Along strives for what most families ThiMf^Jay, 830 p,m. The audience sees Anthony part harmony selection which " Live," "Sisters," NBC offers a Stereolab, on the other hand, over and over and over. . . Martin Short, thinks he desire: togetherness. Edwards, George Clooney, quickly slid into their chunkily wonderful Saturday night for thrilling. Their three And then there is Weezer. They can last during the rigorous Noah drummed hit were not as Wyle and Sherry String- guitared and heavily suddenly and non- scheduling and quality drama with "Sweet keyboards, two strat guitars, one took the stage competition of one-hour field at the beginning of their "Grunge Couple" off of the DGC block of comedy. The wind instru- chalantly. Two guys on guitar, prime-time television with his Justice." "Justice" focuses on to bass, one recorder-like characters are six shift, when the rejuvenated Rarities album. This ability Kate Delacroy (Melissa Gil- friends, ment, one drum set and tambou- one on bass and one on drums. "The Martin Short Show." team jokes with each in was That Dog's three men and three women, other vary their sound The lead singer looked like Kurt Sorry Martin, think again. bert), a resourceful lawyer still FOX (Channel 29) rine, were joined by two female who are living in casual camaraderie. Before strongest point. They could sway learning the ropes and discov- New York vocalists and a host of other Cobain's nerdy younger brother City. long the gains and losses of the from sweet, perfectly pitched ering what she really wants to JMtonday, 9 p,m. sporting a Joey Ramone haircut. day wear away feedback. musicians. It seems as though they have at their energy harmonies to squelching is do with her life. At any given moment there They opened with "My Name 'nriM Maritoi MMft all come from various and patience. The actors per- One could imagine these kids in Kate, an idealist originally back- many diferent instruments Jonas" and the crowd was hooked. form this subtle choruses. From were grounds except for Ross (David transforma- their high school fact, a few members of intending to practice law in This goal is seriously hin- playing. Abba-like chords (consist- In maybe Schwimmer) and tion superbly. pianissimo (soft) to triple forte New York, discovers that fight- dered by the death of both Monica lizard harmonies and the crowd were a little too hooked. bored. ing of lounge (Courteney Cox), who are broth- An experienced doctor (very loud). That Dog never hits like NBC (Channel 3) ing the wealth of injustices in parents which leaves each of "ba ba ba" and "la While high-energy to bor- choruses er and sister, and Rachel Qen- advises one of the residents, "if Still the crowd (which, "Jonas" and "Undone (The Sweat- her home town is more fulfil- child at some kind of impasse. la la") quickly wore thin. There 8:30 p.m. nifer Aniston), who grew there is one thing you learn in - row a modern cliche, smelled of Tuesd^ ling than anything she has The only thing they can all up variation from song er Song)" played, 15 to 20 anxious was very little alongside the two. Everyone my job, it's that nothing is Teen Spirit) seemed to be pit assaulted done before. Unfortunately, agree on is the importance of in that was simply members of the mosh people to song, but the cast appears to be in his certain." But that doctor is for Weezer. Only a few peaceful audience members. her desires to defend the under- remaining together as a family. because there was no variation other or her late 20s. mistaken, for "ER" is quite seemed to pick up on the complex the music was amazing. "The Martin Short Show" is dog and the under-privilegkl With this desire in mind, they within the songs themselves. But certain to be the award sweeper layering of That actually a show within a show. take on the establishment — establish a custom of eating On the whole of the show, and sophisticated formula — start Weezer combined a variety of one seemed Stereolab's It this fall and for seasons to Dog's music. And no produce an innovative, features Martin Short star- place her against the interests together weekly at their there are several funny lines heavy, throbbing drums; add style§ to come. most unique with ring in his own show Lee Del- to appreciate the dance-friendly sound. They with of her father, James father's restaurant, Salinger's, within potentially interesting long, minor keyboard chords; aspect of their music: the violin. '*^PP'^'iWfr* «MMtiaMKM«lWM»««Mhl '.^ «»<»«»» »<«»«** -t-

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i Trtmtndout StUction of 100% N T E R TA.I N N T Cotton Swoatort art Haro jutt in tima for ME Tka CoMI All Faatary DIroat anil Priaail at: $20a$80l!l O'Conhoi's effort provides proof of talent ^Sweater Outlet lie. IrfB Mmm (tlO) UT«M1 By SIOBHAN MORRIS referring to the plan as a matri- losing their identity, their history Staff Reporter archy but as a fraternity, a uni- and their Gaelic culture. Another MICRO CENTER COMPUTER versal motherhood. She feels it is track that reflects Irish society is up to women to "break spiral" DEPARTMENT STORE OPPORTUNITIES the "Fire on Babylon." It alludes to which constricts women's rights the pain involved in civil war. It CASHIERS & WAREHOUSE STAFF T Tniversal Mother, the latest and to guarantee freedom. This speaks of fathers and brothers Irish-born singer PART TIME & FULL TIME C/ release by mentality sets the tone for O'Con- being lost in exchange for the We are paying top $$$$. We need top people! Sinead O'Connor, has been long- nor's tracks, "Red Football." An land. awaited by fans, enemies and Part Time Cashiers: Micro Center, the Computer example of the lyrics include "You The majority of the tracks are curious onlookers. O'Connor has may not treat me like you do, I'm Department Store, is currently seeking bright, high energy declarations of love towards var- been a victim of controversy since not no animal in the zoo ...." people to join us at our St. David's location. You should ious influences on O'Connor's life her last album, / Do Not Want These words are sung in a threat- and work. These subjects be capable of handling fast-paced cashier duties while range What I Haven't Got. With it she ening chant like verse culminat- from her son Jake in "John, I Love maintaining the highest standards of customer service. evoked the dislike of the holy Pope ing in an angry taunting of the You" and "My Dariing Child" to Part Time & Full Time Warehouse Staff: Micro and the even more holy Frank listener. friends and/or lovers in "In This Happy 21st Liz Center is currently seeking dependable people who will Sinatra. The spirited, bald-headed Sinead also covers the numer- Heart." These songs are as sweet be responsible for stocking merchandise, Dubliner may have offended social problems in Irish his- My! Look loading and ous as lullabies and are reminiscent unloading trucks, and filling customer orders in a team numerous people. However, is her tory. The radio accessible "Fam- of O'Connor's earlier work. oriented, professional environment. new release a form of redemption? ine" contains a rap format Sinead O'Connor has proven how you've grown! intensely to O'Con- We Offer: * $7.00 per hour * Paid Training * Store After listening complete with a dance beat that herself, once again, a valuable nor's passionate voice deliver deals with The Potato Famine of Discounts * Flexible Schedules * Advancement songwriter and ethereal voice various messages, it is uncertain 1847. O'Connor feels students are Opportunities! which represents the young emerg- if she WANTS to be redeemed. lied to about the accuracy of the ing Irish culture. Even if one has For immediate consideration, please apply in person, or Instead, it is clear that she NEEDS circumstances that led to this little interest in her subject mat- call (610) 989-8400 for more information. to be redeemed so her audience catastrophe. She places the blame ter, one should purchase this MICRO CENTER can continue to hear her music. of Irish problems on the British album just to hear an interesting 550 E. Lancaster Ave., St. Davids, Pa. 19087 The album opens with a brief with the refrain, "I see the Irish cover of Nirvana's "All Apolo- Fax 989-8422 speech written by Germaine as a race like a child that got itself gies." A helpful hint included in (610) As for O'Connor's redemption, backs . . . "Thank you for staying to English EOE M/F/DA^ Greer. She argues women need bashed in the face." The the credits encourages the listener she vents in her final track with me, thank you for not hurting Pre-employment substance abuse screening — Non smoking environment come together to break the pat- have occupied Ireland for centur- to hear the entire album in "Thank You For Hearing Me" me." Any true O'Connor fan has riarchal politics are born into. continues to we ies. Their presence sequence. It does prove to be a that she is grateful towards her already picked up this soothing Greer suggests we do this by not be a source of the Irish people more powerful experience. fans who had not turned their O^ treasure. DOMIi^O'5- iD ^^ Hole brings hardcore rock with an attitude

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girl eating a brain. This is By STEVE GIBLIN George Romero, famed in the the actors, due to the limited sells. It seems to focus far too little ridiculous that it Staff Reporter past 10 years for his special dialogue really have no chance to much on making people disgusted so completely really makes the viewer wonder effects, must have had a few too act. O'Dea 's character sees her rather than making people scared. bolt is going many while directing this out- brother murdered, so for the rest The attackers are supposedly an when the lightning in the skull rageously bad picture. The plot is of the film she runs around like army of the dead, complete with to hit George Romero Chemical toilets. Pond scum. short, sweet and the same as the Helen Keller on valium trying to severed limbs and blood-covered and put some decency in him. Road kill. These images, as plot in every other horror movie. regain her speech. bodies. The catchy thing is that Hopefully, there is enough good in unsettling as they are, cannot The good guys, played by Judith The movie was apparently they eat their victims. There is our world to dispel the evil this compare with the hideous evil O'Dea and Duane Jones, are made because shock supposedly a scene in this movie showing a film represents. (*) that is "Night of the Living Dead." trapped in a deserted house. The Somewhere in the bowels of Block- mean and scary bad guys, the buster Video, between the Sega zombies, spend their time trying I6TH ANNUAL jamboree and the all-to-friendly Blowfish cashiers, this film sits waiting for Hootie and the GRADUATE St PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL ADMISSIONS FORUM the next unsuspecting victim. This movie is exceptionally hor- Fair rifying while being strikingly well directed. Oh yea, and Big Bird is build Philly following a prophet from heaven. This so- called "cult classic," bom out of The show at the TLA was one low, has a tune that stays with the 1950s American theater, is an By MICHELE CARROLL of the largest shows the band you after the show is over. The TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1994 insult to the intelligence of any to get in so they can kill them. Staff Reporter had ever done. They handled lyrics are meaningful and inter- fully functioning human. As if the plot is not bad enough, the crowd like professionals, esting to listen to while the held at Hootie and the Blowfish, bringing people to their feet for beat is one which makes you among the new wave in two encores. During the want to sing and dance along BRYN MAWR COLLEGE - THE GREAT HALL Grant Lee Buffalo college music, played to a encores, they performed "Ziggy or just "hang out and listen," packed house at the Theater of Stardust," originally by David depending on your mood. the Living Arts (TLA) on South Bowie, and "Mustang Sally." Currently, Hootie and the awaits exposure Street, Sept. 24. The band, Hootie pleased the crowd with Blowfish have two videos on consisting of four talented his smooth, strong voice in an MTV: "Tenderness" and "I By MARK McCREARY time for potential listeners to get members, is originally from acoustic version of "Goodbye." Only Want To Be With You," Staff Reporter past such stereotypes. Charleston, S.C., which Hootie and the Blovffish as well as a CD out in stores Grant Lee Buffalo emerged explains the amount of Univer- sound like the Counting Crows, now. They are making a name Imagine a world where com- early last year on the major label sity of South Carolina hats and but with less whining. Bo for themselves among college munication does not exist. The Warner Brothers/Slash very quiet- sweatshirts worn by the crowd Blair, who is a die-hard Hootie bands like The Dave Matthews cO'^ponsored by: existence of communication has ly. In retrospect, Buffalo's Fuzzy in attendance. Playing mainly fan and attended the show at Band and The Samples. the Career Planning Offices of Bryn miawr, Haverford, been reduced so nobody has the was, arguably, the best release of at bars catering to college the TLA disagrees, "His voice The band has gained notorie- same experiences or ways of 1993. Now with Mighty Joe Moon, crowds, Hootie and the Blow- sounds like no one else. That ty for playing in "off-the- Rosemont & Swartlimore Colleges, and villanova University understanding and nobody can Grant Lee Buffalo has returned fish spent their summer tour- is the whole thing." Bo, who beaten track" locations and completely comprehend the mean- with the same goods. ing resort towns like Nan- attended his fourth Hootie always leaves the crowd want- ing of another's ideas. In the area Mighty Joe Moon is a more tucket, Mass. where they filled show, thought it is better to see ing more. Pete Sands, a Villan- of music, this hypothetical notion mature, the three nights in row. dreamy disc, relying venue a any band in a smaller venue, ova student, who also attended . can be applied. How can anyone heavily on acoustics and Phillips' The crowd at the TLA was but Hootie handled the crowd the show and is a big Hootie have any understanding of what appealing voice. The disc does very receptive to the band, well and seemed to please fan, summed up the effect of a lyricist means if nobody can open up with a twangy, electric most of whom had seen Hootie everyone. the band by saying, "Hootie communicate? Still, despite the track entitled, "Lone Star Song." before, but in a smaller club. Their music, although mel- rocks my soul." 1 -4 ADMISSIONS popularity of this philosophy, it Even at this rate, Grant Lee does p.m. p.m. FORUM can be proven invalid. Welcome to not venture out of the folk arena, Buffalo. With this single the band * Representatives will the from 100 graduate schools be available for you to informally new release by Grant Lee rather opting to put more feeling is going to enter uncharted terri- Bufialo, Mighty foe Moon. into their groove. tory: radio airplay. This is the meet with and discuss the programs and admissions requirements. Disciplines to The music Grant Lee Buffalo One thing which should be type of song that will leave the be represented include: creates is on a, level that can be cleared-up is this is not purely a radio listener comfortable with grasped by every listener and is mellow folk band. There is defi- the music on the radio. It has an delivered in such a way that every nitely a strong backbone present almost poppy sound to, in a •Arts & Sciences •Business •Education •Law person immediately understands and the band does not retain water R.E.M.-like way. Sounds quirky, the music. to the point of boredom. Still, it but it really works for the song. •Medicine •Public Administration •Social Work Grant Lee Buffalo is a band is necessary to acknowledge the The last song on the disc, "Rock which has not yet received much band is carried by its meaningful of Ages," is a mellow and beautiful (Visit CP&P, Corr Hall, to pick-up a complete list of programs that are registered attention. Why? Because most lyrics and happy acoustic guitar. song. The aesthetics of the song to attend.) great bands of these days simply Phillips has an amazingly soo- permeate the speaker and leave do not receive justice. For most thing voice which inundates the behind a pink ooze. This is really people the name sounds like some listener. The flow of the disc an event that one must witness 'college band' whose following remains pretty consistent, with for oneself. consists of *no-name band' fans. slight variations on only a couple Unfortunately, like all great The whole problem of their name of the tracks. discs, the 13 tracks lasting 48 is easily resolved. The lead sin- "Side By Side" is one of the minutes goes by much too fast. ger's name is Grant Lee Phillips, outstanding tracks on the disc and Somehow listeners are left want- and Buffalo' is a cool name. It is shows the versatility of Grant Lee ing more. INFORMATIONAL SESSIONS

Cinematic Arts 1 p.m. "Bound For Graduate school: A strategy session for Future -*' k- Graduate School candidates" picks lop films * Speaker: Donald Asher, Author of Graduate Admissions Essavs - what works. What Doesn't and Whv By HEATHER ANTHONY they will be randomly shown Staff Reporter throughout the approaching months. Sherri is helped by a small of the most entertaining One board of officials to keep things divisions of the Campus in order. This panel includes Activities Team is the Cinematic Renee Flessor, publicity Arts Committee. chairper- son; Liz Antin, financial manager 2 p.m. "Financing Your Graduate & Professional scliool Education" Coordinator Sherri Schindel and Matt Partrician, director of said it is their job to "decide what *Speakers: Graduate school Sue Ledweil, Director of Student Financial Services, hospitality. These four, along the Villanovans want to see." with the rest of the Cinematic University of Pennsylvania; Professional School to be announced Movie companies send preview Arts Committee, run the cinema. tapes full of those mouthwatering They are responsible for showing clips shown before the start of the movies, collecting tickets, movies. The group watches the working the concession stand and tapes and then votes on the advertising for the movie. movies they should show. New The Cinematic Arts Committee movies such as "Reality Bites" also takes part in charity events and "When A Man Loves A Wom- 3 p.m. "Graduate scliool Admissions Essays: Wliat worics, What Doesn't during the year. Recently with the an" were recently made available showing to Villanova of "When A Man Loves and students by way of Why?" the A Woman," a dollar from every PbpTO BY CASTLE ROCK E^f^ERTAINMENT Cinematic Arts Committee. * ticket sold went to a program Speaker. Donald Asher The g^oup is Tim Bobbins (right) plays a low-ksy considering inters- Now England banker convlctad of murdering hia adulterous persing called "Boo With The Zoo." This popular older films into wtf^. He befriends Morgan Freeman (left) a aeaaoned "IM^r" in "The Shawahank program helps inner-city children Redemption." the schedule of Together the unlikely upcoming events. team overcomea the danger and depreaaton of priaon life have a safe Halloween. aa they diacover If shown, the older tfiat hope la the ultimate means of movies will not survival. be The films are shown on Thurs- seen on specific nights. Rather days and Fridays for a mere $3. ) ) : ) )

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By ANDREW T. KEECH the University of New Mexico. it Big moments tor Big Head Todd fans. Sex" is much like MTV's open and at how the knowledge she has differences and beliefs when these big -expectations, Head Reporter By JAY RACZKOWSKI Staff They speak about their past amassed comes to talking "Smart Todd produced Strategem. The "In the Morning" and "Poor to-the-point "Real World." over the years can help about Reporter Staff is hosted by the experiences when they did not album notes include singer/guit- Miss," two "leftovers" from their "Smart Sex" young people. Her son David, 3, There are many different con- Slater. engage in safe sex. They say they explanation of prior album stand out against the ever-popular Christian He has been tested numerous times The show "Smart Sex" is the Fresh on the heels of the suc- arist Todd Marr's troversial topics discussed explains of the show have learned, through time and for Sweetly, Big explains that many current material. These two songs the purpose HIV and has been negative type of show from which a person cessful Sister the album. He among large and small groups when he states, "This program other people who have contracted each time. Head Todd and the Monsters have of the verses are "koans," "a return to the musical formula However, Carol can obtain a great deal of infor- everyday. But there is always that isn't meant to scare you. It's a various STDs, that wearing a believes that if recorded their second major-label riddle Buddhist meditates" to which brought Todd Marr critical necessary, she will mation. It is a topic that should 99" one topic that catches the eye of program about relationships, condom is now a very important sew a condom on her release. Although it is only their clear the mind. These include acclaim. "Candle and "Sha- son to be discussed in greater length and the viewer — sex. It is a topic area about people like you are part of their sexual life. They also prevent second release on the Giant label, or 10 syllable lines which dowlands" are also standout what him from getting AIDS. detail in families, in school and eight of great importance for our gener- doing and not doing. This is a believe in and praise women who Bill is a the band members have sharpened connect to one another like a tracks on the disc. The former 19-year-old, white, also on television stations which ation because of the many differ- story from the frontline — the line carry condoms. heterosexual male, their teeth over the course of two children's rhyme. Unfortunately, offers introspective lyrics while who has had zoom in on today's young adults. ent types of STDs and the horrific white, gay male the latter acts as a well-conceived we're all on." While Slater is the Brian, 26, is a numerous sexual encounters with other releases: a live disc and this new writing style seems to While the show does give many spread of the newest and deadliest host, the viewer only hears from who became sexually active at the women, Another May berry. Each disc have inhibited the band. end to the disc. and who also claims he of these, AIDS. different candid attitudes about him in the beginning and at the age of 15. This was a time when can tell whether a incorporates a "less is more" • Strategem differs in sound from women has a On Sept. 27 sex, it helps people to realize how at 10 p.m., MTV end of the show. There is not he had never heard about safe sex. disease or not. He also philosophy. The band maintains previous efforts but not necessar- Throughout Strategem, Big believes STDs and aired a one-hour special, "Smart this, he has tested AIDS can affect anyone tracks necessarily a need for a host in Because of that he is invulnerable to all of a delicate balance between guitar ily in a positive way. On Head Todd is attempting to extend who is sexually active. Sex," w^ich featured an array of "Smart Sex." positive for HIV. He is a counselor the STDs, including hooks and soaring lead vocals. such as "Kensington Line" and its musical sound and style; AIDS. young adults ranging \ between the MTV's "Smart Sex" has chosen for gay, lesbian and bisexual Matt and Vickie are white, 23- Because the show uses different Each song has a traditional "Wearing Only Flowers," the unfortunately, it only offers a \ ages of 18 to 26. The show dealt 11 young adults from various youths and has a steady, HFV- and 18-year-old beliefs, it is verse-chorus-verse structure with musical sound is busier, louder mixed-bag of music. Though the college students meant to portray the with candid discussions about the parts of the United States to take negative boyfriend. who have smartness melodic peaks that come about and more cluttered. Gone are their disc does offer a few pleasing had previous sexual of some people and the \ individual's sexual experiences. It part in an intimate, realistic Carol, 23, is a white female who encounters stupidity slowly. Big Head Todd believes signature trade-offs between Todd tracks, they are carefully spread but have decided not of others. Hopefully, explored attitudes and decisions program that is strictly aimed at discovered when she was preg- to engage in sexual smart sex will that a musical "foreplay" is Marr's great vocals and his accom- out among those which fail to rise intercourse be practiced more from their first sexual encounter, their own experiences and nant that she had contracted HIV. with each other often necessary for each song. This panying guitar chords. The "less above the muddling. Many fans for the time being. throughout the country due to their most recent encounter, to relationships. She is a peer educator who travels While these are only to television shows formula is refined and reworked is more" approach to their song- who are accustomed to a solid and a few of such as this becoming a "secondary virgin." 23, and his cousin Emile, to various schools to speak can- the one. with the rewards apparent on the writing has also departed. Busy satisfying disc from beginning to Jamal, young adults chosen, it is Look for future rebroadcasts Because of its frankness. "Smart 20, are both heterosexual students didly about her life, her illness and understood that of this album Sister Sweetly. guitar and percussion intermingle end will likely be disappointed. people have many MTV special. Usually a band's second major as the song drives onward, stop- However, the band's talent is release attracts the critical label ping only briefly for melody. undeniable and we will certainly of "sophomore jinx." Up against The disc does offer a few fine hear from Big Head Todd again. THE ARTS Gabriei amazes on Secret World Uve PHILLY LIFE:

disappointed; By JANET RUDDOCK along with a live show is extreme- leaves the listener he or she Art all, assumes of It the artist after one Museum Staff Reporter ly important. shows production. in a different light. Peter Gabriel's has bought the full ever popular style, album does not achieve this. Despite the absence of these two By MEGHAN MC GRATH unplugged and does get his or Staff Reporter occasionally belting out a familiar Peter Gabriel's Secret World Along with the album, Peter songs the listener her money's worth. The appear- Stones tune. Live CD brings to its audience Cole is an added Wednesday the Philadel- Ascending the grand staircase, his flawless talents. The produc- ance of Paula Every replace- phia Art Museum is open I hung a right into the Medieval tion includes his most popular and bonus. She is Kate Bush's addition until 8:45 p.m. With this in mind, room and kept walking in time to well-known pieces as well as those P^Am OabrM's ment and is a beautiful I began which have not had extreme to this well-contrived work. my journey, not simply the beat of "Sympathy for the down route 476 to the Schuylkill, Devil" that exposure. SBcmtW0MU¥0 Overall Peter Gabriel's Secret was resounding past boathouse row to that big through the hallways. There I So often when listening to a World Live is an amazing produc- tmm ,^am am ag i$ on aincKririg classical looking building offset by stood, in jeans and T-shirt concert one finds no resemblance tion, perfectly engineered and my showing just how fountains, but also a journey surrounded by suits of armor and to the music he or she fell in love pfoducMon, orchestrated, through time. chain mail. The size and intricacy with. With Peter Gabriel, this is talented he truly is. Unfortunate- After paying a mere $4 with my of many of the suits made my not the case. His Live renditions ly, if you own most of his work, student I.D., I entered the art Levi's look pale in 1 comparison. are so well-orchestrated they it may not be worth the purchase museum, grabbed a map and was After spending a considerable leave the listener in disbelief that Gabriel has also released the live because it resembles his studio other instantly inundated with music. amount of time marveling at these the music is truly live. version of "Red Rain" as a single. work so closely. On the Every Wednesday, in addition to wonders and realizing that the For some music-lovers this may Surprisingly, there are two songs hand, for those who have only staying open later, there is some displayed swords and helmets be a wonderful attribute, but for on this single that cannot be found recently become fans, it is a form of entertainment at the definitely complemented one others this can be a drawback. on the Secret World Live CD, "San splendid collection of some of his museum. This particular night another, I meandered over to later The raw spontaneity that goes Jacinto" and "Mercy Street." This best work. featured the Lauren Hart Trio, a European Art. folk band that was exhibiting the (Continued on page 40) Arctiers of Loaf presents SHIN MATSUNAGA, PACKAGES FOR KIBUN CANNED FOOD. 1977 a unique spin of music Viewers deliqht in 'Wliat Ttie Butler Saw* By BARBARA COLE British playwrights. prankster's spirit of comedy and REGGIE BEEHNER effect. The song rants, "You got couple of the better Pavement face in the house during the until Oct. 30. Mr. Lahr will By Staff Reporter Fortunately, "What the Butler creating the purest (and rarest) of it tunes. raucous finale. For this reason free Reporter nothing to say/ but you say conduct a symposium on the Staff Saw" survives as a tribute to the drama's by-products: joy." The anyway/ It's A and R." The song The last three songs are a bit alone, the production should draw life and work of Joe Orton on Oct. its 15th season, the comedic genius of Orton. premier- proof of this statement lies in the then tastefully drones on a single more unconventional but are in no Opening full houses; it is the final bedlam 17. For more information on Wilma Theatre brings "What ing two years after his death, this production. If, by some miracle, seem to be a great deal chord for a few seconds where it way a let down. Lyrically, Archers which completes the play. student discounts or to reserve OCTOBER There the Butler Saw" to the stage with controversial play practically the play failed to evoke laughter of things in life that just do suddenly segues into a completely of Loaf may not be Hallmark The Wilma Theatre's produc- tickets, contact the Wilma Thea- brilliant hilarity. This caused Joe Orton rioting in London's West from the most somber audience tion of Campus Paperback Bestsellers not sound all that pleasant pre- different song. This song, "Freez- material but that really is not "What The Butler Saw" tre Box Office, 2030 Sansom play fits most easily into the End. member, there was not a straight ceded by the adjective raw. Raw ing Point," has a more mellow feel their point. The album is melodic, runs Tuesday through Sunday Street, (215) 963-0345. >.. sexual farce category ,although it Director of the Wilma Theatre 1. Ttw SMpping N««M, by E Ann«Proulx (Touchsione. $12 00) power. Raw Deal. And, and is slightly reminiscent of a powerful and yes, raw. meat. Raw also spoofs Newspaperman returns to his chMhood horne after death o( his \Mite the mental health production, Blanka Ziaka elabor- of course, raw music. Raw music world. ates on the play's contribution: 2. LMw Water for ChoooMa. by Laura Esquvei and Mexican f\anci\ is untarnished, unbounded (Aochor/Doubteday, $5 99 ) Lrfe arxl reapes on a Set in a mental institution of "Orton transforms his anger at straight-up. Raw music can range 3. The CHant. by John Gnsham (Island/Detl. S6 99 sorts, Orton could not have found society's taboos and rigid morality Young boy is pnvy to a lawyer s deadly secret anywhere from folk to punk. It a better location for endless chaos into outrageous comedy. (Pocket. Simple His acid 4. Forraat Gump, by Winsion Groom S5 50 ) just has to be real music and not Alabama man loumeys it>rough three decades o< Amencan History and humorous antics. 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»; . N NTERTAINMENT T E R T I _„ . _, A N M E N . T WEEK ExcHement marks 'DS9' HEAD THIS cny Of 5ii) explores musicai boundaries By ERIC CHEUNG Gamma quadrant, a mysterious ever, this first episode focused By MICHAEL BECKERICH Entertainment Editor empire called the Dominion. Pick- primarily on Sisko and shape- CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA mixes well with the Staff Reporter background to my soul." Love is a common ing up right where that episode changing Chief of Security Odo. Connelly Center instruments and clear vocals. theme for this band. In the age left off, the season premier takes Commander Sisko right from the Villanova, Pa. band's press touts This Lead singer, The Symon Bye, sings of when many are afraid of sexual "DS9" to the next level of quality beginning has maintained his 645-7250 Picture as "Peter Gabriel's love being the great THIS !• C T U R E escape for activity. This Picture stresses the sci-fi television. discomfort with DS9, originally Oct. 6-7 - Beverly Hills Cop U favorite band." This summer, the people. He asks in the song, "Are need to be with someone. Many CITY OF SIN The encounter with the Domin- wanting to stay on Earth with his Oct. 1314 — Maverick Cleveland magazine Scene pro- you waiting for the greatest of their songs say, do not hold ion has left "DS9" in a state of claimed This I son Jake after the death of his Picture capable of escape of all/ What do i you search yourself back from love because panic for it seems inevitable that wife. However, as the viewer sees, J.C.DOBBS providing "funk overtones that for with those innocent eyes?" •of fear, just be smart about it. the alien force will a return across with the latest crises arising, Third and South streets add sensual spunk that can out "Sycamore Seeds" is 1< one of "Face Up to the Facts" con- the wormhole. In order to prevent Sisko finally can call DS9 home. Philadelphia, Pa. INXS INXS." those songs that makes one say fronts the reality of HIV. We must a major disaster for the station Meanwhile, Odo has had his 925-4053 This Picture's newest release "Wow, this is hoppin'. sings Who face up to the facts that if we and possibly Bajor, Sisko (Com- share of problems with the Fed- Oct. 7 Godpocket and Sissys on Arista records. City of Sin, lives that?" — The use of the keyboard practice unsafe sex or use drugs, mander of DS9) has recently eration ever since the show began. Oct. 8 — Bouncing Souls, Westiri^nd Chirs Day up to its high expectations. It and is upbeat rhythm make this the virus can get us. returned from Federation Head- Always resentful of authority, great sounding music. This Pic- song a real winner. City of Sin is the band's second quarters with a warship called the Odo tended to do things his way. KHYBER PASS PUB ture cannot be branded alterna- When listening to this British album. The first one faded out T ast weekend's season opener Defiant. Many Trekkers will 56 tive, pop or rock. Again because of the Dominion i South Second St. They are a group, the early '80s supergroup after brief JL^roved without popularity in America. a doubt, that recall the Federation featured in threat, Odo finds himself bereft, Philadelphia, Pa. masterful blend of all three types Asia comes to mind. They share After changing record labels and "Star Trek: Deep Space 9 (DS9)" "TNG" always maintained itself of his title as Security Chief. In 440-9683 of music. many of the same qualities — learning a lot has successfully about the music stepped out of the as an organization for peace. the eyes of the Federation, is; Oct. 7 — Wakelooloo, Catepillar and Buttsteak Of the 11 tracks on CiTy Odo of Sin, clear vocals, a textured rhythm business, This Picture shadow of the beloved "Star Trek: is ready to Unknown to all but the highest not a "team player" I Oct. 8 — Original Sins, three songs can be and therefore Sugar Smack and Poor Trio classified as and the ability to turn up the attack the States. The Next Generation (TNG)" in command, the Federation has cannot work well as part of the Oct. 12 — Helios Creed alternative, two as deep ballads intensity without turning up the They have been touring the series. secretly been building weapons of commanding team aboard the Oct. 13 — Trenchmouth and the rest as mature rock. amps. The progressive tinge that country and playing live at radio For those unfamiliar with this war to deal with the threat the station. Oct. 15 - Mule Mature, meaning the songs guitarist are Robert Forrester brings stations and record stores. most recent "Star Trek" spinoff, They Borg (a race of android conquer- The action was certainly Oct. 17 — Cows carefully mixed together. The to the songs is reminiscent of hope that their new label. Arista, "DS9" takes place in a space ors) once presented. Equipped intense and the special effects drums and guitar do not Traffic drown and early Genesis. can help their career in station overlooking the same Bajor, a planet with more power than any other were eye-popping. There was MAIN LION NIGHT CLUB out the lyrics or background Track four, "Hands on My way it helped the Crash Test that has gained its independence Federation ship before, with little more morphing (shape-changing) 625 W. Lancaster Ave. instruments. Soul," is another four-star song. Dummies. This album has tre- from the Cardassian empire in the allowances for medical needs or in this one episode than seemingly Wayne, Pa. The best songs on the CD are The chorus rings, "So lay your mendous peaks of last few years. intensity and The charm of a large crew, the Defiant's sole in all of last season. The episode 688-2900 "The Great Escape" and hands "Syca- on my soul/ It's there to deep funky bass valleys. "DS9" has been its rich charac- If one purpose is to fight. Now it. seems, ended with two climactic sequen- Oct. 7 - Mel Toxic of WDRE hosts A Room With A View more Seeds." "The Great Escape" be taken whole/ Lay your hands wants to catch a rising star. This terization and perpetually tense ships like the Defiant have a use ces. The first is aboard the Oct. 8 — Bonehead plus opener has wonderful texture. The piano on my soul/ Your eyes are the door Picture mood, created is definitely rising. Go out through its numer- against the Dominion. Defiant, which is given Rhomulan Oct. 13 — Bonehead ous conflicts. Bajorans distrust Knowing that even with the (another alien race) aid through Oct. 14 — Backstreets and hate their former rulers, the ship, DS9 stands little chance the use of a cloaking device. In Oct. 15 - Rhythm & Bluefish Cardassians. Both sides are still against the Dominion, Sisko, spite of the new technology, the unsure how to react to the Fed- along with the other top officers, £)ominion discovers the Defiant GROUND ZERO eration (a neutral organization of embarks on a suicidal mission to and a massive laser battle ensues, Woodlyn Shopping Center planets, including Earth, which the Gamma quadrant to talk with resulting in the apparent destruc- MacDade Blvd. controls the station and mediates the leaders of the Dominion, called tion of the Defiant. Woodlyn, Pa. between the two peoples). the Founders. Besides the exciting Finally, Odo and Kira, who 872-1444 Adding to this milieu is the premise, the episode proved the inexplicably survive the fight, end Oct. 7 — Shotgun Wedding presence of a wormhole (an inter- continuing emphasis "DS9" pla- up on a mysterious planet in the Oct. 8 — Armadillos plus Dick Whiskey galactic gateway connecting one ces on character development. Gamma quadrant. Much to eve- Oct. 12 — Lostboys

iiiiliiti'' segment of the universe to anoth- All the major characters (Kira, ryone's surprise (including the Oct. 13 — The Fabulous Greaseband er), which leads to the Gamma Dax, Bashir and Quark) are back, viewer's) this world is inhabited Oct. 14 — Mel Toxic hosts Fuzzy Bunny Slippers quadrant. Last season's finale each with an increasingly multi- by Odo's people. Although this introduced the ruling force in the dimensional nature to them. How- (Continued on page 42) THE SPECTRUM Broad and Pattison Place CRAFTS Philadelphia, Pa. t lit*. 336-3600 AT THE 'Quiz Show* tests ethics Oct. 28 - Alan Jackson/ Faith Hill THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS By ELAINE into believing that they were the station know that Van Doren ARMORY PAOLONI 334 South St. 33RD STREET • NORTH OF MARKET Assistant Entertainment Editor listening to live performances by is their new man for "Twenty- Philadelphia, Pa. the two performers on stage One." 922-1011 PHILADELPHIA named Milli Vanilh. Although Van Doren is a very Oct. 8 — Ferron However, because of the grand smart man, the producers Dan Oct. 11 -God Street Wine deception thrown over the heads Enright (David Paymer) and Oct. 15 -Steve Howe OCTOBER 7. 8 & 9 of their devoted listeners and Albert Freedman (Hank Azaria) Oct. 19 — Love Spit Love with Gigolo Ants supporters, the band was dis- must convince the new prospect solved. Still the question remained that this is a business and in order THE TOWER at parties and social gatherings of for ratings to increase, Van Doren 69th & Ludlow Streets whether Milli Vanilli did anything must continue to win. The only Upper Darby, Pa. really wrong. Ethics is an endless way to ensure this is to provide 352-0313 and extremely subjective topic. the contestant with the answers PHOTO COURTESY Oct. 15 — Widespread Panic/ Freddy Jones Band OF THE SPECTRUM Now, four years following this to the questions. At first. Van Oct. 2 — The Pretenders/ 1 Material Issue The Grateful Dead will give the last live performance of their musical scandal, another contro- Doren is quite unsure about this three-day visit to Philadelphia tonight at 7:30 p.ni. at the Spectrum. A special night versial event is being projected arrangement, however, eventually has t>een planned as this will be the TROCADERO 50th show The Dead have played at this famous venue. into the limelight. A new release he becomes heavily involved in the 1003-05 Arch St. from Hollywood Pictures under himself. ruse Philadelphia, Pa. the production and direction of Rob Morrow of "Northern Expo- 923-7625 — f3f^^' — Robert Redford has brought the sure" plays Dick'. Goodwin, a Oct. 7 - Dead Milkmen ethics of television and entertain- Washington, D.C. -attorney who Oct. 9 - L7, Melvins and Wool ment to the big screen. "Quiz organizes a congressional investi- Spook-lovers creep Oct. 13 - Dead Eye Dick/ Huffamoose on over to the Y-lOO "Haunted t^trmm^ Show" reveals the conflicts and gation on the show, "Twenty- Oct. 17-18 — Jesus & Mary Chain, Mazzy Star and Velvet Mansions and Creep Festival.'^ There are actual decisions that such tamper- One," after reading an article in Crush three ghoulish American Dream. Almost ing with the truth and reality can a New York newspaper reporting locations to choose from: The Oct. 19 - Sebadoh, Dogfaced Hermans and Andorra in Philadelphia, Linvilla anything is possible. Almost have on the people involved in the some allegations Bunny Brains made by Herbie Oct. 21 — Ween Orchards in Media and everything comes down to profit subterfuge. Stempel once he was refused his Mermaid Lakes in Blue Bell. All margins and numbers. Almost The picture opens with the of these panel show. Following much labor places feature the "Haunted Mansion'' where everyone would go to extreme introduction of Herbie Stempel and frustration with the people Inspector Bones and Sergeant lengths to attain this popular goal. John Turturro), hero of "Twenty- involved in the quiz show, Good- Skin have arrived from striving for the One," a of the THEATRES Sometimes best game show 1950s. Scotland win finally stumbles across some Yard to solve a murder mystery. The whole has positive effects — those who Stempel is the reigning champion valuable information. The case is frightful affair lasts from Oct. work hard to reap the benefits — but because he no longer is "bring- taken to court where Stempel 7 to Oct. 31. Dial GO-GHOST ERIC and sometimes, the pursuit of this ing in the ratings," the top exec- speaks his part once again. TWIN ARDMORE for more information. In fhE Mood For cUssics? Do 'Tiic 34 W. Lancaster dream may have devastating utives at the studio decide to Although up to this point. Van Ave. CRApcs of WRArk/' 'TiiE Greatest Ardmore, Pa. effects. How far ethical limits can dump him. Right away, movie Doren had denied any connection SIfOW ON EaRtIi'' or ''VERTiqo'' STRlitS 642-2000 be stretched is the very essence audiences are made aware of the to the dishonest practices, at last ANX INTEREST \h )rOUR filM'qoJNq of the matter. How much will fact that the show is rigged. he comes forward to testify. hEARTS? TkE UNiTEd Artists Riverview people manipulate others in order Stempel struggles with the idea Words alone cannot do justice ERIC TWIN PLAZA THEATER PIaia, In conjunction witIi TIie obtain what they are fighting of letting his glory loose, but American MovIe CUssics Biq Screen to to this film. It is the emotion and Expressway, 202 & 363 for? under the condition that he will intensity SerIeS, presents tIiESE ANd OThCR among characters and King of Prussia, Pa. The problem here is that there receive a panel show on NBC, the circumstances which give "Quiz 265-3456 cUssic filMs ON tIie biq screen. Come is no single, clear-cut answer. star succumbs to the station's Show" its vivacity. The charac- Haunted 01an$ion$ WATck tIiese movIes as tIiex were meant People have varying degrees of decree not to talk. ters are amazing, thanks to the TO bE SEEN — ON tIiE biq SCREEN — tolerance when it comes down to A well-known society figure, professional level of acting exhi- AMC BRYN MAWR EVERX WEdNESdAX AT 10:00 A.M. foR "bending Jhe rules" or "changing Charles Van Doren (Ralph bited by the performers. The TWIN THEATER CBfEPFWriTAl onIx $1. For more iNfoRMATioN caU 824 Lancaster Ave. The Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of... things around — just a little bit." Fiennes), s

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T N T E R T A I N M EN PERSONALS AND CLASSIFIEDS SEEK N' FIND collegiate crossword Museum Help Wanted Help Wanted Personals Personals Personals By ANDREW GRIBBIN (Continued from page 37) Staff Reporter travelled through Monet's Babysittw WantMl I — Tuesday or Wednes- Part Tim* Employmant Opportunity. Hay Liz — How 'bout you put that picture Tom >- He's got to be clean, well-groorDed. SKI: Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! day nights 6:30-9:30. Must provide Computer trainers needed for fiexit)ie hours. flush left. . . maybe next to your Seven own & with hair definitely . garden, saw Toulouse Lautrec's good and cool shoes. You're the best . ."I'm so sick, I just don't want transportation. Good kids, good pay. Please Needing all softwares such as WP, Mac, Dos, Seven or little green bag. and if— k-j Love, Burke to feel sick ". . Goodbye Ruby Tuesday — women of the evening met call 687-8063. Windows. Call 473-0400. You damn Prima Donna. I feel like going J O E T I R H YM E E F A of Mary Cassat's family. to a Barbracue, don't RW members you? Two fingers and Boylan and Lammlln: Has anyone ever told two stumps are just as good as four good While strolling around one rather the couple? D I Babytlttar you make PERFECT TONY, JULIE and DEREK: I'm from for T Y H OU A R G V I WArr STAFF — Waverly Heights, N—dad - Tuesdays and Thurs- fou fingers doing a Keith Richards imperso- ON G an exclu- 'S.: Lammlin, may if large Rodin sculpture I realized days. Car required. $6/hoor. Hey we TOUCH you? BRIDESBURG, couldn't be prouder, you nation. sive lifecare community, has immediate Call after 7 *^p.m. You big slacker! — Barz 667-8240. Love, the Chiefs can't hear me I'll shout a littie louder!" — Kate T A WO S GMN WO I OMEN that it was getting later and it openings for servers in the coffee shop and main dining room. time for me to press on Previous expenence • might be preferred, but will train. Hours 5 p.m.-8 p.m. LITTLE t TC MAE M I E CMP R L N S SKI: Inter-net is the root of all EVIL. Art section. or p.m. to Gymnaatlcs Inatructora — Part time. Must Mary T.: Happy you Lit>ran Goddess! to the Modern 4 7:30 p.m. Call 645-8629. 21st BARZ: Will we EVER sleep again? - SKI jAs is the BAND. Be good in UCONN). — have gymnastics experience and love chikJ- Had fun dancing with in Kelly's — descending the stairs I you what Kataszyna DAS K Y I E A L L After ren. Broomall, Rosemont. and I OHC HO Valley Forge. remember of rt We will talk — I promise 70s, '80s and 90s, and Call 543-7386. entered the artd you'll be the first to know when I hand I T L LTV E I in my membership card. — Liz B. (feltow GMT N T the future. was Malvern Catarar looking for WA SM even glimpsed part-time staff. SKI: NO. - Barz Excellent pay for fun Libran Goddess) TO 3R0 FLOOR KATHARINE ALUMNAE: portrayals of work. Experience helpful.' 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Stop We 13 Cure-all 50 Oscar or Tony machine Convenience Store on the comer of campus. Machine thing? Please? For my birthday? need you healthy. — the Rita's special programs including music, on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m.-1 :30 prancing around like an old drag quaan and Atoll le«, 17 14 Sang like Bing 52 Baby talk Softened the sound p.m. Will pay $7.50/hour. Call Jim at 449- start writing some good songs. SHA-DOO- 16 By means of nature 53 Whip of entertainment, films, tours, lec- 8839. BE TaHdn', Ciwam, HEY RITAS: You know why Austin's 54 Petroleum, Live together demonstra- Child Cara/Houaakaaping — Monday- no fun? 18 Fred Astaire's e.g. 22 tures, storytelling, I Hey Ritas: missed you on my birthday. I Friday in QIadwyne. Car required, non- I'm never there! — Honorita sister (2 wds.) 23 Food fishes wanted to wake you all up when I got home boul, Man, tions, poetry readings, food and smoker. Flexible hours, salary negotiable. Call but Head Rita wouldn't let me — she's just 19 Phoenix athlete 57 Slander 26 Prefix: wing 526-9751. Available immediately. For drink. Oct. 26 will witness the Room Rent a big PARTY POOPER! Miss you and our Lova, 20 Murdered 58 Pointed beards 27 Himalayan goats To Mattie Rita: You love the "H" word. I love Jump, SCOPES: You're my knight in shining armor. museum's version of Octoberfest the "H" word. We ALL love the "H" word! little talks. — Honor Rita 21 Detroit inventory 59 Writ of execution 30 Shoshonean Indian Thanks for holding me up on my venture into — Honorita and Head Rita Atomic, UgM, 22 Refers to 60 Mr. Pyle, et al 32 Genetic material with some of the extras being a FUNDRAISING — Choose from 3 different With full house privileges. Bryn Mawr. central Hell on Tuesday night Next time, I'm buying fundraisings lastino either or 7 days. No 24 Wild buffalo of 34 Boise farm product? dance performance and beer tast- 3 location, near shops and public transportatk>n, you a Red Death (or a few). Let's hope no Punk, UpTh«, investment Earn $$$ for your group plus to share with 2 professional women. Females To KEITH: Remember, I made you who you one Qol the wrong impression from the India (2 wds.) ing. Nov. 2 the focus will be are DOWN On personal cash bonuses for yourself. Call only. Very reasonable rent Call after 6:00 p.m. SIMON: How many RITAS does it take to you BLOODY FOOL and I can break you EDITORIAL POSITION tney may have seen 25 Overhead trains 35 Trigonometric ratio 1-800-932-0528, Rita just as easily. — Mg. 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Professor, TNI ^«<}rkl rerx)v«ff)ed poet is best iQ^K>wn for her Burke T. Wad, J.D., ILM; Associate insDiicrtlorKil recKlno at the C^ton h^ 1(^ AcMonce ticket purctxise suggested. f10:16am 7:30 p.m. at the Joice Nevin Heict House ComeHi^ Center, Bryn Mowr Roonrt Cost: $8.00 ($3.00 for stuclents) 'SoYoumtnkYouNeedaLoanforaSmaHBuslrms' F R I 1) A Y, O C T () B E R 2 8 Representative from MeBon Bank. Phita.. PA 9-10:15 a.m. Connelly Center, Devon Room Hosted by ttie Afrlcana Studies Department 4:30^ p.m. 'Starting Your Own Small Business' St. Augustine Center for the UlDerai Arts, de Leon Room James W. Kllngler, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor. Management 9-10:16 a.m. itirleaiui S^taiUeA OefMurtmeiit ll«c«|Mti«Nn Connelly Center, Rosemont Room 6:30-7:30 p.m. is --» St. Augustine Center for the LItjeral Arts, Fedigan Room Hoiec»Mrfiig Ualverslty SeMlMum "JheWewSoufhA/Wco' CoUsge of lllieral Arto A S«ieiic«8 iUnmiii Panef discussion hosted by the Afrtcana Studies Dept. 9-10:16 a.m. < MiedallkNi lltaiu»* CohneMy Center, Haverford Room The 14th annuai Dinner is highlighted by the awarding of the distinguistied Arts & Sciences Alumni Medallion and •TheAtewCofechfem" renrwrlcs by University President, Rev. Edmund J, Dobbin, G(M M. Pohftious, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor. Rellgkxjs O.SA Studies. Fayette Veverka, Ed.D.; Assistant Professor, 7-9 p.m. Relldous Studies Connelly Center VManova Room, 9-10:15 a.m. Cost: $35.00 per person . St. Augi^ne Center for the Liberal Arts, deLeon Room

^MMMlglit MadMeM** 'The State of Biack America' A new and exclthg edWon to Homecoming Weelefs of Viikanova's 1985 Notional Champtonsh^ team! inSimmmvm vs. WVBSmm A M«r^ 8-10 p.m. toectal gorne day give-aways, drawings, surprises and a duPont Pavilion haff-time appearance by members of the 1986 National Admlsston free; Ifrnlted seating on a first come ChartHJfonshlp Men's Boskettxall Team. —first served basis. Note early start time: 1 1 :30 a.m. W&KtMyWwKk Apmi S A T II R I) A Y, () C T () HER 2 9 If youTe bflnahg the kids, be sure to stop by and en}oy the speclai entertainment. Face painting, ck>vm&, those atlehding any of the Homeconiina seniinars can fnoGpons cmd rTK>re. 1 b60li their day en^^ coffee, juk:e onadanish with membeis of ihB focuify. Soft^ Betel beh^ SuHlvan HaK (Ni:^am. Connelly Center. Presidents' Lounge Food, beverages, musk^ & entertainment for alA/iano- varm Ueffofpui^hom. Proper BmM be preservted. Ck3» ei^ tents %4I be set up for rheeHng friends. I5©v, Ailhar a ChappoU. O.SA, SXD., Assistant Professor, 1-6 p.m. MQk)u$ Studies I Sheehan^^)ougherty 8:15^ ajn. Bek) Cos^. $2.00per at gate; CNk^en under 16 free ConneHy Center. PreskJecl^' lounge pmm •I wher\ accompanied by parent.

JCraMMMBiHI mhMPMMMC; mKm tXKmmU aPO JrVMW AMn A. Ckay, M.B.A.; Dean.Coiege of Commerce and 1] . A spec^ peiformance by this ffurgk^ol it)^ finance the tradltk)n of Chrtetkin rrluci and celebration. 8:4^ am. 4 p.m. Connelly Center. Preskjtents' Lounge me ^otto — across from Falvey library

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with family and friends. 1 H Carrying alcoholic beverages onto the campus Is strtetly prohibited. Persons carrying ateohollc beverages onto Homecoming '94 will build upon the changes which were the campus will be subject to ejectton from the event last year. Improvements in Introduced hove been mode and confiscation of the beverages, iDeverage service and rest room facilities to moke the day 2. Moderate of even nrjore enjoyable. And the dote was moved up to take amounts canned alcoholic beverages (no gloss) may be transported ONLY into advantage of the early fail weather. the duPont area and ONLY In vehicles displaying a duPont area parking The newiy established "Homecoming University" will allow pass (which ore available tc season ticket holders). alumni to return to the classroom to Interact with some of Carrying alcoholic beverages or coolers into the duPont Vlltanova's best faculty members. area Is prohibited.

3. Food and beer will be available for purchase at the I Midnight l^adness, the official opening of the baskett>all "Homecoming Rcnic' on Sheehon Field. Proper ID must season, will add to the excitement of the weekend. be presented. A $2.00 per person fee will be charged at the admission gate; ctiildren So mark the calendar, bring the kids, and be sure not to 16 and under ore free If accompanied miss Vlllanova Homecoming '94. by a parent. Carrying in beverages is prohibited.

Other Homeconing 4. Tailgating Is not permitted In any ottTer area. Infomation 5. Anyone engaging In behovtor which may t>e detrimental to the safety Parking and welfare of Vlllanova University, Its students, Main lot parking is very limited. All visitors ore encouraged alumni, faculty, staff or guests will be ejected to use the "WILDCAT SHUTTLE' with free parking at the Wyeth from \f\e event. Lobs tot on King of Prussia Rd. In Radnor. The "WILDCAT

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