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Vol. 70, No. 15 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, PA. February 24, 1 995 Peace Corps Church's relationship seeks new with AIDS discussed
By JONATHAN KLlCK of homosexuality for Catholics, recruits Assistant News Editor according to Nugent. He said many Catholics are called to the By CLAIRE REHWINKEL "AIDS and the Church" was AIDS ministry, and it "help(s] Assistant News Editor the topic of a panel discussion held people get in touch with their Feb. 16 as part of the University's homophobia." He added that the The Peace Corps held an infor- AIDS Awareness Week. The panel gay community sees the Church mation session Feb. 15 in the members were Sr. Jeannine Gram- as the "major oppressor of the gay Connelly Center where Area mick, S.S.N.D.; Rev. Jim McCart- community." Nugent character- Director James O'Brien urged ney, O.S.A.; Rev. Paul Morrissey, ized the Church's stand on AIDS students to join. At this meeting, O.S.A.; and Rev. Robert Nugent, and homosexuality as "compas- O'Brien spoke of the benefits of S.D.S. Dr. Gaile Pohlhaus of the sionate with the dying" and joining the Peace Corps, the religious studies department mod- "hostile with the living." "What
now. . . is openness process and eligibility require- erated the event which attracted we need more part of the the ments for applying and answered an audience of 27 people. on the Church and questions from interested Grammick entertained the sub- gay community," he said. students. ject of homophobia. "AIDS is not Morrissey, the director of the a gay disease, but it is perceived Austin Center for Pastoral Coun- "Unfortunately, there is a dead in Bronx, said, message going out about the Peace as a gay disease," she said. She seling the NY, feel like they're caught Corps," said O'Brien. "People added that males tend to be more "Priests and heterosexuals in the middle between the pope seem to have this misconception homophobic are more uncomfortable with and the people" on the issues of that the Corps is only for soil of their gender. AIDS and homosexuality. He said scientists and such. Our new homosexuals own The relationship between homo- that AIDS has brought homosex- message is extremely open." The phobia and the Church is that uality and death out of the closet. Peace Corps is now looking for attend church more In regard to its teachings, Morris- volunteers who have experience those who frequently are more apt to harbor sey expressed a desire to see the irt a variety of fields, such as negative feelings toward gays and Church present an institution of education, the health profession, lesbians, said Grammick. homosexual monogamy as a engineering and business. Nugent continued the discus- means to lessen the AIDS epidem- The Peace Corps is a two-year sion by speaking about AIDS ic. "We've Ithe Church] cut our- service program, active in 93 phobia. He said he is skeptical of selves out of the dialogue because countries around the world. There statistics that show that church- we think we have to have the last are.three main goals for those who goers are more AIDS phobic, word," he said. join the Corps, said O'Brien. "We adding that many Catholics are "The Gospel has to be the 4- look to help people in developing "cdming to grips" with the dis- source of our beliefs as Chris- countries meet their basic needs, ease. He said those people who are tians," said McCartney, who is a to try to learn from other cultures PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN more AIDS phobic place an empha- member of the philosophy depart- and to implement them in our sis on protecting the non-infected ment. He described Church- communities, here in the United The Wildcats completed their Big Five schedule by beating the Penn out of their last games. population, while those who are related AIDS hospices as the States," he said. Quakers 78-74. The 'Cats have won 12 13 not are concerned with finding a "Gospel in action." He added that "Those who are uncertain about cure for the disease. Describing "We are the church," therefore, entering the Corps should think training and graduate school college degree or three to five homophobia as a "filter," Nugent "who cares what the Church of all the benefits," said O'Brien. fellowships and scholarships. years full-time work experience in claimed it prevents access to says? Volunteers receive living some field. Interviews and a three- knowlege. An audience member asked the expenses, an additional $5,400 The selection process can be month training process are also The AIDS ministry of the panel to explain the Church's upon completion of service, full summarized as follows: applicants necessary. "The prospects may Roman Catholic Church provides official teaching on homosexual- health coverage, language train- must be U.S. citizens, medically seem daunting, but it's worth it," an entry point into the question (Con tinned on page ing, cross-cultural and technical qualified, and have a four-year said O'Brien. 2) Alcohol abuse draws national, campus attention
By MELISSA LEE lanova student body has been a responsibilities. Alcohol abuse is to see how it can improve," Stack first meeting is scheduled for next News Editor perennial problem," said Stack. "self-centered behavior under the said. University President Rev. week. "We need to educate people as to guise of college humor," he said. Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., has "The average person is not Alcohol abuse on college cam- why this can be a problem." The negative effects of such abuse formed a University-wide commit- conscious of the number of stu- have been felt around this campus, tee to examine aspects of use dents whose lives are affected by puses is receiving serious atten- It has been established that and including incidents of vandalism, abuse at Villanova. alcohol misuse and end up with tion, at both the national and the college students drink, but many Vice President pulling fire alarms and late night for Residence Life Dr. a college career marked by medi- university level. "Binge drink- question their motives. "Drinking Richard A. noise. Neville, will chair ocrity. [They] end in a rut ing," which has been defined as is an accepted part of society. It this committee, up National concerns have promp- which is of alcohol use/abuse plays the consumption of five or more is a social lubricant, it helps comprised administra- where ted the University look itself tors, faculty consecutive drinks, presents itself people relax. Physically, there is "to at and students. The (Continued on page 2) as a substantial problem, said the no reason why [those under the Rev. John P. Stack, O.S.A., dean legal drinking age of 21] cannot X:. of Students. drink. But the state delays this "There has been an increase in so that there is a greater chance the percentage of people whose of drinking responsibly [because] irresponsibility goal is to get drunk," said Stack. there is increased Alcohol itself "There is no reason to think we in younger groups. is not a [the University] are not in line consumed in moderation with these norms." problem," he said. use A report attempting to identify Danger arises when alcohol these norms appeared in the Dec. turns into alcohol abuse. Abuse of 7 issue of the Journal of the may be attributed to a number American Medical Association. factors, "irresponsibility of youth, oppor- "Health and Behavioral Conse- experimentation and [the « one wants quences of Binge Drinking in tunity] to do what authority figures," College" reported that 44 percent because of few parents, Stack said. of the students who responded to such as as Students may have the fear of $ 9 the questionnaire were noted I out on something, so they binge drinkers, with nearly 19 missing f later on weekends, "but percent being serious abusers. stay out i stay up and do < Health problems and dangerous they can't vf so many turn to alcohol. l^li-jl \ behavior are often the results. nothing," that most students Binge drinkers also cause prob- Stack believes capable of drinking responsi- lems for others who do not engage are k bly, but simply choose not to. in this type of consumption by PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH t students drinkers to Stack describes college subjecting non-binge I as existing in what seems to be Binge drinking is becoming a more common problem on college campuses. A University committee assault and abuse, including 4 a "no-man's land," no longer a will seek to examine the causes and results of this abuse. "unwanted sexual advances." . i but many feel no adult "Alcohol abuse among the Vil- child, I
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Pag» 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24, 1995 F>bruary 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 3 Broadcast HIS WEEK AIDS and I message Beyond the Main Line system Editorials 8 Church I reevaluated Compiled by Melissa Lee equally in the Scope 13 political pro- dignified, reasonable. The illu- (Continuedfrom page 1) Source: The New York Times cess." Precedents from By NANCY LA VINE came sion is that you're dealing with ity. In response, Nugent explained munications. Features 15 1960s rulings, when the Colo- Staff Reporter some animal that can't be that, in the Church's eyes, the There are several problems WASHINGTON - The rado court ruled that local Who knows, reformed." only moral form of genital inter- with the current system, however. House of Representatives, with governments could not The broadcast review system make Ninety-two people have^been course is that between a married is Numerous complaints have been who cares 17 its Republican majority, gave the passage of protective civil a series of announcements put to death in Texas since man and woman where the pos- relat- made about its overuse. Many of nearly unanimous approval to rights laws more difficult to ing to various concerns in Entertainment...23 capital punishment was rein- sibility of conception is allowed. the the messages are too specific to a bill that would abolish a tax pass than other types of laws. University community. stated following a 1976 Grammick added, moral theologi- The mes- be sent to the entire campus, Sports... 30 break which In was created with the 1992 referendum, 53 Supreme Court decision. This ans are divided on homosexuality. sages are sent out over the student resulting in people receiving mes- the intention of assisting minor- percent of the state's voters and faculty voice mail overall total and figure for 1995 She also said that 46 percent of systems. sages that do not pertain to them. ity groups in purchasing tele- were in favor of Amendment are the nation's highest. Catholics believe that homosexual Recent messages include This barrage of complaints has led vision and radio stations. The Two. Since then, gay rights announcements involving acts are morally acceptable if they infor- to a reevaluation of the system. bill was approved by a vote of and civil liberties groups have occur within a committed mation concerning student bas- DITORIALS 381-44. led to a boycott of "The use of the phone system Colorado, and MOSCOW - President Boris relationship. ketball ticket distributions, park- The savings will have lost million in should be for emergencies and not be used to $40 conven- N. Yeltsin has issued a decree A male audience member ing problems due to snow and This week students all over compensate for permitting self- tion and tourist business. routine [events]," said Neville. that will ban all tobacco and brought up the point that the meetings for various clubs. Regard- campus speak up and have employed people to deduct The recent increase in the fre- alcohol advertisements in Rus- Church is not a democratic organ- less of the topic, everyone on their opinions heard. "Will the health insurance costs from quency and number of announce- sia. Public health specialists ization that should base its teach- campus is subject to receiving wonders of voice mail never their taxes. A Democratic sub- ments has not reflected this, and SWARTHMORE - Objec see this as an attempt to ings on popular fiat. Nugent these messages. cease?" "Who is Joe Patterson stitute that would have pre- steps are being taken to correct tions have been raised regard- address the increase in illness replied that the input of all groups The actual origin of the and why must he impose his vented abuses of the minority it. It was never meant to be an ing the performance of Johann and death rates in the country. is important in Church decisions announcements is the Telecom- ^perspective' every week?" tax break without totally dis- advertising vehicle, said Neville. The ban will include ads for because "truth doesn't drop munications Office, located in Sebastian Bach's "St. John down PHOTO BY JEREMY LEACH "Did you ever get that feeling banding it was defeated by "We're looking for a better way." Passion," with students medical services from faith from heaven to the pope." Kennedv Hall. Marie Kelly, of the walking claim- around campus that Republicans. healers and unlicensed doctors. Telecommunications One of the ideas being consi- ing that it is tainted with anti- McCartney called for the staff, han- Some of the latest incidents of vandalism have occurred at the Fedigan gate. Punishments include this place was designed by The bill will most likely have The ban dered is the establishment of a Semitic language. was scheduled to take Church to increase its efforts to dles the broadcast review. Only fines and loss of parking privileges. Stevie Wonder?" strong support in the Senate, system where students have the Several members of the 100- effect as soon as it was teach people about AIDS, adding, those with approval actually get where the Republican majority option of calling a number to find member chorus have refused to published. "Education is not always neces- into the voice mail system, and there is also opposed to affir- out which events are occurring on perform the piece because they Television, radio, newspap- sarily advocacy." Speaking about Kelly is the voice behind them. mative action programs. How- ers and campus for a specific time period. believe that it tells the tale of magazines will be his experiences with AIDS The current process of request- EATURES ever, filibuster rules could forced Neville, in conjunction with the demands of the Jews for to stop carrying such patients and the gay community, ing an announcement involves a provide an opportunity to block ads, and if Randy Farmer, director of Student Jesus Christ's crucifixion. A they do not comply, Morrissey said, "AIDS shows us proposal to the Vice President of Damages to Fedigan gate any legislation. they will Development, is working on estab- This week Features reveals sophomore religion major, Shu- have to turn over any more about ourselves than the the University in the area that It took the House less than revenue lishing such a system. how nearly 100 'Nova students lamit Shapiro, voiced the first to the Health Ministry person who has it." relates to the announcements. For two weeks to terminate the tax for public are footing the bill of volunteer- objection after reading the education programs. example, announcements involv- Many students do have a prob- break, which allows a company However, previous attempts amount to more tlian ism. Then get the inside story English version and trying to ing the Office of Student Life need lem with the system and would $3,000 to avoid capital-gains taxes if at on Dr. Eli Goldblatt. Also, meet learn the German words. such bans were not effective, the approval of Vice President Dr. appreciate a change. "The mes- it sells a television, radio or and there is doubt to By taken out of the mechanical arm versity," said Pugliese, "and there four new faces that can be Debate over the composer's as how Richard A. Neville. This is where sages that they send can be THERESA FABIA cable television system to a these efforts will fare. Staff Reporter and even the arm being physically is no tolerance of that at this found in the University's Pub- interpretations of John's The screening of the message occurs. informative, but I wish they'd be company controlled Alcohol by medical ripped off. "Forcing or removing institution." lic Relations Office. accounts has ensued. The per- community is applaud- Only those messages deemed more selective in who they send members of a racial or ethnic ing, but the mechanical arm breaks the Currently, there is a Public formance is scheduled for par- businesses are appropriate and supposedly neces- them to," said freshman Al Miller, minority. angered. There have been 23 reported system," said Pugliese. Safety officer at the gate to help ents' weekend in April. sary receive a signature and can "Otherwise, they're really cases of vandalism of the Fedigan Other problems include stu- control the vandalism abuse be announced by Telecom- annoying." problem. gate since its installation in dents trying to get their cars in "Also, the gate is closed during (Continued from page 1/ December. Damages have cost as soon as other cars exit the gate. certain times," Pugliese added. WASHINGTON - The HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS The PARIS — The oldest woman between $3,000 and $4,000. Some of the vandals have been In general, any unattributed such a big role that Supreme Court agreed to rule state's seventh alive, whose they never execution of date of birth could Peace and Justice The Fedigan gate has been caught. Punishments include vandalism could be at the expense come close to achieving in a gay rights case, its first this year be officially verified, what they took place Feb. 21. A celebrated damaged due to students trying fines costing at least $75. So far, of students unrelated to the inci- could," Stack said. Many students such case in a decade, and former meatcutter, Samuel her 120th birthday Feb. 21. to sneak their cars illegally into achieve the the largest fine is $275. dents. "The vandalism needs to conclude whether the constitu- minimum grade point Hawkins, 51, died by lethal Jeanne Calment marked the the main campus, said Steve Vandals could also be put on be stopped," Pugliese said, average necessary for continued adds new courses tional guarantee of equal pro- injection for murdering a preg- event in a retirement in home Pugliese, assistant dean for Judi- probation, lose parking privileges "because it effects the whole enrollment and therefore do not tection of the law was violated nant woman in 1977. The her native Aries, located in cial Affairs. -- warrant academic By SANDRA BAZZARELLI Recalling how Lakey achieved the or receive suspension. "This is community the faculty, the in the state of Colorado. The victim, Abbe Hamilton, southern France. probation. "So was Staff Reporter task of Damages include screws being deliberate destruction of the Uni- staff and the students." there they are, but aren't getting students to discuss state is accused of amending its stabbed 20 times. When she was born, Alex- con- fronted about their grades," whatever was on their minds, Constitution to bar measures Hawkins received the death ander Graham Bell had yet to he added. Such mediocrity "This is sort of funky and Kennedy tells the story of how one that would protect homosex- penalty for other crimes, invent the telephone, and the is the "result of getting sucked weird," said Professor Carol day Lakey brought his entire class uals against discrimination. including the abduction, rape automobile, the airplane and into a Anthony referring to the Center to Bryn Mawr and made each Office extends financial aid culture that says alcohol abuse is A referendum passed in and murder of a 12-year-old girl electric power were merely okay." for Peace and Justice's offering of student stand, one by one, on top November 1992, known as in 1976. ideas for the He was also linked to future. Calment a series of The actions that the three one-credit courses of a milk crate and talk about By STEPHANIE GRIFFITHS are many applications available. apply. A voicemail broadcast Amendment Two, was ruled roughly 40 rapes in Colorado, was 13 when she met Vincent committee can take are on nonviolent conflict resolution whatever they wanted to talk Staff Reporter The next two weeks are usually message will also be used in NTERTAINMENT unconstitutional by the Colora- Oklahoma and Texas. van Gogh. the same as those fall. very that students can adopt this This type of program has about. The spectacle drew a crowd busy for financial aid, and soliciting applicants. do Supreme Court, claiming Hawkins insisted that he When asked what kind of as well. Students can confront never been offered at the Univer- and soon mere onlookers decided The deadline for the free appli- . "We don't sit and wait for that it restricted the rights of should not be executed, saying, future she anticipated, she each other and get them to consider sity, and, although all those that they, too, would stand on the cation for need-based federal students to come to us. . . we want Let Entertainment grab your homosexuals "to participate "I'm well-balanced, intelligent, said, "A very short one." their involved are excited the to know immediately if actions, he said. about milk crate and address the large, student aid is approaching and the don't sit and wait students attention with CD reviews of We new courses, Anthony wonders if cheering audience. "My friends Office for Financial Assistance is need financial assistance," says Duran Duran, the Winebottles students know enough about came out of his seminar complete- urging upperclassmen to complete for students to come to Walker. and Belly. Check out movie these courses to actually sign ly empowered," said Kennedy. their applications by April 15, Walker explained that eligibility reviews on "Just Cause" and us., .We want to Icnow the themselves up. The second course will be 1995. is evaluated for each student who the long awaited "The Brady Through these courses, stu- taught by Dr. Dan Gottlieb, a According to Director of Finan- immediately if students applies according to his/her finan- Bunch Movie" and read about dents will be able to resolve family therapist who also hosts cial Aid George Walker, postcards cial need. A student's need is what the new Marcia thought need financial VlLLANOVAN conflicts under the direction of the popular public radio show, were mailed to students soliciting determined through filing the free of it. Finally, see how Villa- three conflict resolution experts. "Voices in the Family." His applicants for need-based aid as assistance. application for student aid and nova's own production of KATHLEEN L CXDONEY & SEAN M. KELLY George Lakey, who is set to teach course, "Conflict Resolution in well as a newsletter to parents at- George Walker, depends on a number of factors. "Owners" was received. EDITORS IN CHIEF "Elements of Conflict Resolu- the Family," will focus on rem- home this past December. "The number of applicants, the director of Financial Aid TARA CAMPITIELLO and TODD C. LESKANIC tion," the first of the three one- oving family tensions in peaceful Walker stressed that need amount of eligibility for need- LAUREN C. BURKE and SARAH B. NEVILLE ASSOCIATE EDITORS MANAGING EDITORS credit courses, is held in the ways. based financial aid applications based aid, the availability of funds and April SECTION EDITORS highest esteem by past student, The third course, which is titled are open to all students and thev representatives will be walking meeting the 15 deadline PORTS on page 4) (Continued on page NEWS sophomore Michael Kennedy. (Continued are encouraged to apply, as there around campus urging students to 4) Eric Eberz andJason Lawson FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS Melissa Lee ReglnaOToole paced Villanova to a 78-74 Maura Qlbney Joe Patterson Melissa Salso victory over the Penn Quakers. Karen Qoulart Mark Spoonauer The women avenged the ASSISTANT EDITORS men's Honor Society seeks members loss to Georgetown with a NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS thrilling come-from-behind vic- Jonathan Klick Wmberty Gllllland Cara Beckerteh Marc Angelaccio tory as Michele Thornton sin- Claire Rehwinkel Melissa SodolskI Janet Ruddock glehandedly erased an 18 point Press Release Admission to this society not deficit with an incredible offen- Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy only involves evidence Assistant Advisor: Madeline T. Baxter of lead- V^ sive flurry. Photography Editor: Sharon Qrtffin of The hockey team Layout: Sarah Neville The Villanova Chapter ership but also strong academic Personais/Ciassifled: also had an offensive explosion Megan Kempf Art Editor: Lauren Busskohl Omicron Delta Kappa Leader- success (top 35 percent of the this past weekend, thanks in Subscriptions: Erin Neville ship Honor Society is seeking student's college class through part to the effort of Ryan students for membership. Omi- the fall 1994 semester and a Senior Reporters: Liz Barszczewskl, Eric Cheung, Elaine Paolini, Alexander Stattenfield. W. ScofleW, Kathryn A. Szumanski cron Delta Kappa, a national G.P.A. of 3. 1 8 or better). Admis- Staff: Tanya Marie Annas Heather Anthony. Mike Beckerich. Reggie leadership honor society for sion is limited to sophomore Beehner, Eric Begg, Jane Bono, Michele Caroli Anthonv Centote, Barbara Cole Sheila Conoily. Wayne Cresskill, men and women, was founded and junior students. Kelly Curtln. Unda Delconte. Coiled Donnelly. Amy Drak^ElSSelh DuiWn John Gagiiano Joe Gaiiiera, Traci Galllgher. at Washington and Lee Univer- Students can be nominated Katie Gibbs. Steve Giblin. Kim Gllllland. Marybeth Goeller, David (^ves GTea Greenfle d. Andrew Gribbin. Stephanie Griffiths. Unda Gryzb. sity in 1914. The founders by club/society presidents, Andrew Keech. Shannon Kelly. Larry Lanza. J^ Lop^ Jen (S'Jwel NIcoie Mayer. Joe McCabe. Mark McCreary. Megan McGrath. formulated the idea that lead- administrators/faculty or self- Patrick Mailer. Maureen Meyer, Roseanne Miller. Christine S' Jonathan Passman. Jay Raczl Pay 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24. 1995 February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 5 St Mary's tunnel renovations slated By JONATHAN KLICK Funds for the project will come Assistant News Editor largely from the SGA budget, but Patel added that other campus A project is underway to ren- groups might be asked to contrib- ovate the on-campus underpass ute funds. She also said that that runs beneath the R5 SEPTA SEPTA will be covering the bulk rail Hne. A group led by Student of the cost. Government Association (SGA) Patel expressed a hope that the Engineering Senator Gina DeRo- dampness of the tunnel will not sa, C&F Senator Sneha Patel and hinder the mural's progress or Executive Officer Stacy Raygor longevity. Also, she hopes no one has developed a plan to paint a will "graffiti over it." "It's just mural on the tunnel's walls and to improve the look of campus," the steps leading from the tunnel. she said. If all goes as planned, idea The was formulated last and the weather cooperates, Patel semester because, "It's [the tun- said the group hopes to be finished nel] just falling apart," said Patel. two weeks before finals. SEPTA was then contacted about The time schedule was created the issue, after which SEPTA to allow for leeway, according to officials pledged to supply some of DeRosa. She said she doesn't want the materials for the project. The to see the project conflict with transportation authority also finals, but the group will work PHOTO BY STEVE plans to send QLAAB someone to replace until the mural is completed. She the light fixture Plans have been made to paint coverings and to added that volunteers are needed the tunnel that runs underneath the R5 SEPTA rail line. SGA is looking for volunteers to aid in fix the electrical wires. in all aspects of the mural's this project. The committee came up with development. The group's next various sketches from which to meeting will be held March 1. choose the mural and decided on Anyone who is interested in an underwater scene, according to helping should call the SGA office Patel. The actual work on the at ext. 7203. tunnel will begin after spring Financial aid applications break when the group will start to scrape off the existing paint. Painting is slated to begin on Apr. application, review it and mail out 1. "We still need volunteers," said (Continuedfrom page 3) of the Honors program, Ur. Edwin responses Patel. to returning students L. Goff Courses are all factors in the eligibility according to their eligibility by the Walker The painting will only be done process," says Walker. recommends that when (Continued from page end of May," says Walker. Enter- on weekends so the work will not 3) students enter Villanova, the best The first step in applying is to ing freshmen are contacted aid interfere with student traffic "Pluralism and Conflict Resolu- go into to take advantage of is the the Financial Aid Office through admissions. Stafford i' between the West and Main Cam- tion," will be taught by Dr. in Kennedy Hall Loan. A student could and ask for a Another type of financial puses. Six artists in the group will aid is receive up to Ghanzala Anwar, who holds a Villanova Institutional Aid Appli- $2,625 his/her fresh- merit-based aid. This aid is sketch the scene on the tunnel doctorate of based man year, and up to philosophy in reli- cation. "The student fills $5,500 max- it out, solely on academic related creden- during the week and, on the gious studies imum by his/her junior from Temple Uni- returns it with a copy of year. This the tials and refers to a program that weekends, the rest of the group versity. Her course will loan is advantageous center on student's tax form, or if they because if are is not related to the student's or will "paint by numbers," said resolving conflicts when the student's financial need they dependent, a copy of their parents' family's ability to pay. Selection doesn't Patel, adding that bright colors involve religious, ethnic and cul- 1994 Federal Return. change, the bottom line of Tax We then for scholarship and merit-based will be used in the* work. tural his/her eligibility differences. take this information, process the as a freshman aid is coordinated by the Director is sustained over the four years. GILBERT NEVER TOLD THE GUYS HE DIALED HIS GIRL 1-800-COLLECT HOW TO GET STUFF CHEAPER, FOR FEAR THEY'D ACCUSE HIN OF BEING THE SENSITIVE TYPE. (WITHOUT POSING AS A SENIOR CITIZEN.) Check expiration dates. If it's going bad tomorrow, it's probably on sale today. -7 Look for product flaws. A scratch or a missing button means bargain savings at the register Go generic. Same as name brands, without the cartoon mascots. Buy in bulk with friends. 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I"r««?'':LSr^jF'^'sSi!rY!-mLM FOR A FREE BROCHURE. lle.ve.iL Atay. home without Completed Applications Due: I y FRIDAY, FREE! | FEB« 24, 1995 (EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BUTTO/I C)(LL " I ^1 ABH SYS $59 S2F 1 Stanford Hall, Villanova University, Monitoring Villanova, Pennsylvania 19085 CALLS THE COPS I connection fee , AUTOHATICALLYI I. ^- .-zn.-T^.M7 (21 HOUR REC0RDIH6) CALL ( . i-'V'H'''^- ' -\;'/^:4';^^'^^'tmm'^^^r Ftbruary 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 9 the E T T E R S ViLLANOVAN left m 4tie dariC 201 Dougherty Hall, Villanova University. Villanova, Pa. 19085 age...... Kathleen L Cooney and Sean M. Kelly Broadcast messages: Edltore In Chief threshold to 21st century Tara Campltlello and Todd C. Leakanic Editora Aasoclate To the Editor: These messages were a vital link attract the entire Villanova com- message. but the knowledge of the event between students and the Univer- munity. Many of the events in We as students have come to resides in the messages to stu- Lauren C. Burke and Sarah B. Neville Will the wonders of voice mail sity. Broadcast messages resulted which broadcast messages were this institution of higher learning dents. Broadcast messages inform Managing Editora never cease! First, we were all in the passing of information onto used received greater turnouts. to gain knowledge both in and out students of what is going on enthralled with sending messages a large percentage of the student constantly complain of stu- of the classroom. Through the rather than allowing many stu- February 24, 1995 Pages We to one another. Next, we all population. dent apathy, but sometimes that broadcast messages students are dents to remain apathetic and learned how to use the distribu- We live in an information socie- is the result of poor communica- given the opportunity to choose to ignorant of campus events. tion lists to send out messages to ty where we are constantly fed tion. A lack of knowledge of listen to the messge or not. These Walidah Newton large groups of people. Now we information in many different student activities can increase the messages also give students the Class of 1996 Arts students need have broadcast messages that are forms. This is one reason why I lack of involvement of some stu- chance to support an event or not. sent to the entire Villanova com- feel that broadcast messages dents. If the university takes the munity. Is this too much message should be reinstated. Another initiative in informing students madness or what? reason is that students can about major campus events it Student defends computer upgrading Students are wondering if all become so involved in school that would be beneficial to the entire these messages are really neces- we lose sight of what is taking community. It is not necessary to In many ways voice mail has place daily on campus. A solution use this resource to publicize all The Mendel Hall computer lab is up on the latest sary. award-winning ref been a positive addition to tele- to this problem was the broadcast events, but major events should computer technology. The engineering students in communications at Villanova. message. The messages were be considered. Those students not Tolentine have the newest equipment, and so do the One key addition seems to have reminders of what was taking interested in these messages have To the Editor: yell the loudest at the officials are business majors in Bartley. The University has provided been the broadcast messages. place on campus in an effort to the option to skip over the the ones who would buckle at the the funds to keep these computer sites up to date for I am writing in response to pressure of such a situation. Tuite's article "Average Now back to the facts. Tim the students who need them, which is great, but while Joseph Joe" which complains about the Higgins was awarded the Nais- money is being poured into these sites there has been unfair officiating of Referee Tim mith trophy for officiating last no computer lab for Liberal students. constructed the Arts Patterson needs another perspective Higgins. Before complaining about year, which symbolizes the NCAA Just because we don't have to figure out complex the job Higgins does as an official,, college basketball official of the ('93-'94). not only mathematical equations for homework every night does it would be a good idea to get all year Higgins the Editor: Foster, either. He doesn't think carding and wasting are legal and works the Big East Conference, not that are not in of good, workable To of the facts. mean we need you are right? Speeding is illegal, that Foster speaks the truth. Well, To begin with, how many of us but also the Big 10, ACC, SCC and computers. All Liberal Arts students must take a but only if you get caught. Foster's Who is Joe Patterson and why let me ask you something, Patter- can claim to have been in a Atlantic 10 Conferences. legal, moral and computer class as a part of the core curriculum, which must he impose his "Perspective" son. Do you keep track of the abortions were situation where thousands of He has worked the Final Four ethical (a matter of legal record); leads me to believe we must have a need for computer on us every week? Are there no number of activities you perform spectators are shouting personal approximately three times and they cannot be the weight and competence as much as people in the business or opinions on this campus that or participate in, assessing the obscenities at us while we are the Final game of the NCAA measure used to deny Foster a sway, ever so gently like a palm legal, moral and ethical status of trying to keep a clear head and tournament approximately two of engineering schools. well deserved position. tree in a soft Caribbean breeze, in each? For instance, can you tell just do our job. those times in addition to numer- Almost every career in today's world involves the obliter- Finally, you point to mistakes opposition to Patterson's? us how many times you Referees are choosen to work in ous other Big East, NIT and use of computers in one form or another. Great use is ated innocent pencil marks in the Foster made 30 years ago. Thirty games. To get E R S He let us know his opinion on these high pressure situations NCAA tournament E T T many unused years, Mr. Patterson, is a very made of computers in all Liberal Arts fields, but the many subjects. He is anti-Clinton, past week? How because they have proven them- to this level of officiating you do have thrown away? long time. I hope, for your sake, technology to instruct in such careers at Villanova is meaning (per the dictionary of napkins you selves worthy. Tim Higgins, too, not let personal feelings or biases now, are is Perhaps you will say these exam- 30 years from when you and work. lacking. computers in the journalism room in Falvey SIM) he is anti-democratic. He has had to prove his strong affect your The preposterous the guy hoping for a prestigious Toyota joke insults Asian culture anti-choice, meaning he is anti- ples are innocuous, respected national reputation. Instead, a referee makes his Memorial Library are very old. So, too, are the computers toughter, appointment or successful elec- women. How do you feel about trivialities. Ok, let's get This was certainly not achieved calls based on his experienced of have tion, that some fortuitious in good old 201 Dougherty, the office The Villanovan. affirmative action, welfare, Medi- how many gallons of water VU by choosing favorite teams and reaction, not planning and plotting hand, practice you allowed to run without inter- alum does not remember the purposely In fact, we still lay out the newspaper by a To the Editor: that the students were working air and shout "I love what you do caid, food stamps, WIC and family trying to keep Villanova from against a team and chance that ference right down the drain? How "Patterson Perspective" and dash give a disadvantage as which went out of style in the days of the cavemen. How on a group project for one of their for me... Toyota!" What is the leave? There is a good reaching the NCAA tournament. trying to would be many times have you driven over your dreams on the rocks of your feel Everyone has a many communication arts majors are familiar with the As one of the many cultural classes from their conversation. problem you ask? The way she Patterson's Perspective Basketball fans should Tuite claims. of touted by 65 mph? Have you allowed a friend past errors. official their opinion based on organizations on campus, one There was a female who was it the same as the views relieved when a veteran right to latest desktop publishing programs? said was that she was mimick- conservative, good 'ol or family member to operate a of believe or on what they our goals is to provide members talking rather loudly who caught ing a Chinese person as if she had the ultra like Tim Higgins works one what they Students in every other major are required to become motor vehicle which you occupied as well as the Villanova commun- my ear. from the sounds of the an Chinese accent. Of course, the boys of the patriarchal hierarchy S.T. Morrison their games for the simple fact see themselves. at a speed in excess of 65 mph? familiar with the computer applications relevant to their ity with cultural knowledge project, the topic was something other people in the group thought so evident on this campus. Political Science that he has proven his unwavering However, the fact that Tuite approve of How often? again. his argument on field of study either through computer labs or other through various social events. dealing with Toyota. I am not sure this was quite amusing and Patterson doesn't 1998 fairness time and time largely bases sponsored a very appointment of Henry You will say that erasing, dis- can make mistakes, what he heard through the grape- coursework. Recently, we if they saw me or not but this laughed with her. Clinton's Sure, referees successful dance, "AmneSIA," as female started giving but it always amazes me to see vine, makes me question the basis The Liberal Arts Center needs computers which are rather loud All this was happening while I well as a Chinese New Year ideas of providing Oriental the attitude of so many basketball of his argument at all. My advice some was waiting for the phone. . . to particular needs. geared to Liberal Arts students' Banquet. We sincerely thank all fans when they rant and rave and is for everyone to do what they music as a background to their clarify details for the event that is of those 'NOVANs who came out project. Then she began asking Campus architecture questioned say how horrible the officials are. do best — let the officials referee we were co-sponsoring later that fans cheer for their team. and supported us, but sometimes her fellow members of what type night... Chinese New Year. I would invite all of those who and the the idea here? Are we supposed encourage and suggest. Villanova Heather Bun- Education is more there is still a few "ignorant" of music is played in Chinese Maybe this particular female think they could do a better job To the Editor: to imagine secret activities occur- obviously tries very hard to keep English people whom I think should have restaurants. Some started gig- should have attended this event to try to referee a top conference ring behind that dark glass? Or a sense of tradition and history attended one of these events just guess is that those who 1995 gling and the female continued to to broaden her knowledge of the feeling game. My Did you ever get that is it supposed to reflect the majes- about campus, while maintaining to gain some cultural knowledge. toss out more ideas. Then she Chinese culture. walking around campus that this ty of the football stripes on Mendel up-to-date facilities. But by trying tlian just academics Last week, as I was waiting for gave an idea of maybe creating a place designed by Stevie Field? I hear those windows are so hard for both factors, they fail one of the campus phones in video of something similar to the was is absolutely no made of the same material used to achieve either. Future concerns I overheard a group Lee Using Wonder? There people in today's society of the opinion that Bartley Cafe, Toyota commercial in which the Most are in any of the building to make the revolutionary Amber- must take one route or the other. Band demands support of students talking. It was obvious three of them would jump into the 1996 consistency money is one of the most important aspects of life, and or landscaping design. It looks like Vision sunglasses. AMAZING!! Go for a more modern look (i.e. Finally, the coup de grace: Con- Campus), or go for the more that college is the only way to realize that goal of becoming they simply pulled architectural South To the Editor: University and the Law School, looks nelly Center. Our own little Swiss rustic look of Corr Hall. But please rich. However, college is not strictly about a high-paying designs out of a hat. If one and NROTC commissionings. We at the buildings that comprise the chalet in the middle of the Main don't insult our senses and intel- career. The real purpose of learning is to not only become Anti-alcohol sentiment builds As most Villanova students do, have also performed for countless (Tol- Line. This gets the Don King ligence and go for a blenderized older portion of the school the first things I turn to in the retirement homes and elementary knowledgeable about the world around us, but also to award for the biggest eyesore on version of both. Like real estate, entine, Alumni, Austin, St. Rita's, Villanovan are the top ten and schools from Montreal to Atlanta. become contributing members of society by trying to ly in the Villanovan, is helpful forward from the status quo. looks just campus. Where does this fit into appearance is everything for To the Editor: Corr, etc.), everything "Who Knows, Who Cares." I was I am sure that these people did not for its statistical analysis, but They deserve our appreciation all done the architectural design of the students choosing schools, and improve our culture. fine. Those buildings are appalled, not amused at what I not view us as "jerks." it and encouragement. school? It looks like aliens landed the administration must keep this Behavior — in the apartments, for the prescriptive challenge A University- in a nice Main Line stoneface type read in last week's edition of Not one of us is a music major The Center for Peace and Justice the streets, provides. Its authors declare: "It wide task force do start at Villanova and left something in mind before choosing the lowest understands the across the campus, on must now of pattern. It's when we "Who Knows, Who Cares." I nor do we claim to be virtuosos. neighbor- is critical that all persons at all likewise. behind. Of course, if you catch the bidder for that next contracting value of higher learning. Peace and Justice "stresses the and in the surrounding throwing in the newer buildings never realized that the Villano- We will be the first to tell anyone reports, should levels within the college commun- Janice M. Janosik building a^ the right angle, in the job, which I hear is going to be dignity of all people and the building of a just and peaceful hood, not national that the problems start creeping van was a forum for hurling this. However, for an organization motivate our collective determina- ity — from trustees, college pres- Director right lighting, you can see the a building made up entirely of society" by informing people of numerous social problems up. unwarranted insults at other that operates out of the basement Center for duPont Pavilion in the distance, Legos. I won't be surprised if it tion to attack the issue of alcohol idents, deans, athletic coaches, Alcohol & Drug Let's start with the library. University groups. If the com- of the westernmost academic and by asking them to become more involved. Peace and which sort of resembles the Swiss is. and other drug use at Villanova faculty, students — recognize the Assistance Who was the genius who decided ments made in that column were building on campus, we can hold Justice sponsors several organizations Life gravity of the alcohol abuse prob- Alps lying in the background. . Kevin Downing within the University. The Student to construct the building intended meant to be funny, they bombed. our own. If the writers of that play at the lem, accept responsibility for it point here is not to com- Psychology University which students can join. These are social Division can only for research and quiet study next My There is no humor to be found in column believe that they can do margin of this issue. We must and promote a "cultural transfor- plain, (well, not totally) but to 1996 organizations which do for others. Some of them are to the railroad tracks??? This is a malicious personal attacks against a better job, by all means, please have the help of courageous mation" within their community and Amnesty International, a human rights organization, the no-brainer folks — quiet any organization on this campus. do. Until that time, we will be faculty, administrators and stu- which makes it clear that exces- But, International Amtrak don't go together. There is also no humor in libel. where we always have been, in the Committee against Racism and the dents to effectively address home- sive use of alcohol is iife Letters acoustical considerations aside, CA T improves sociai Yet this was what the Villano- stands cheering our teams on. We Villanova Environmental Group. coming, the senior "crawl," "wet- unacceptable." improve- this building actually fits in campus may need some van practiced in publishing this have been there through the good Three courses downs," happy hours with At the February meeting, the groups like CAT work hard on nonviolent conflict resolutions will rather nicely. Definitely much To the Editor: ment, written defamation of character. and the bad times, which is more underage students and other president and the board of trustees to put on social events. We, the be added to the repertoire. One course will teach The Villanovan will print "Let- more nicely than its next door The only "jerks" involved here than many people on this campus that perpet- demonstrated that it 19 the Campus Activ- Villanova traditions was more ters Center. On Feb. Villanova community, should with that nonviolent ways to relieve family tensions, another will to the Editor*' received in its neighbor, St. Augustine are the people involved can say. uate the culture of illegal use and than only interested in raising ities Team (CAT) hosted mini-golf take a better look at the multi- office in 201 is this supposed to column. focus on getting students to open up and the last will Dougherty Hall prior Hello? What abuse on this campus. We need money to assure Villanova's finan- in Dougherty Hall. This event was colored flyers around campus and And to the authors of the to the weekly deadline, Tuesday at be? A shoe box with some fancy It is extremely heart warming "Who center resolving conflicts cial single on involving different religions to enlist the commitment and future, more than just inter- available for only $1, yes, a show up to some of these events. Knows, Who Cares," I have 2 p.m. All letters must be signed stuff on top? This building is so to know that despite all the one and cultures. participation of many more stu- ested in planning facilities to buck. As I walked into this event It would show these people of CAT question. Where were and include address, phone number unappealing to the eye, it makes services the band provides to this you at 8:30 dents than the few who have house first rate academic and early afternoon, I was alone support co- and social attractive. in the and other groups that we University, we are thought of as Sunday morning? We were over organizations and courses, security number. All the AMC Pacer look Through these different raised their voices in meetings or curricular programs. By including in a ghost town of astroturf greens them and their hard work. There at duPont performing for the early letters munt be typed and double They might as well have just built nothing more than "jerks in lab the Center for Peace and Justice is striving to meet the recently in this newspaper to a discussion of alcohol and drug and golfballs. All the planning and are too many events on this action candidates day. We know spaced. The Villanovan reserves' this thing out of cinder blocks and coats" playing an "infernal University Mission Statement which suggest that change is both neces- use on its agenda, the President time that CAT put into this event, campus that go unnoticed and are and we care! standards of the the right to edit all letters. Letters stuck a billboard on the roof. This racket." We not only play at and overdue in our and Board clearly signaled alone! Often in the Villan- ". reflect spirit of sary a may be area on the yet I was under-attended. Come on athletic events, but also at numer- reads, . . this community seeks to the sent by mail to the Vil- looks like some rest community. genuine concern for the physical deepest and darkest corners of ova, I know we have the spirit — Jeanne Brennan Augustine by the cultivation of knowledge, by respect lanovan, Villanova University, side of a highway, not an academic ous chair dedications, tree light- St. Columbia University and emotional well being I hear students The of Vil- Villanova, Connelly Center let's start to show it! ings. Special Olympics, Sunshine History/Political Science adherence to the principle Pa. 19085. building. of individual differences and by report, widely referenced in the lanova's students, and a willing- complain that there is nothing to j. Paul Vance 1995 Next, we move to the Darth Day, graduations of both the that mutual love and respect should animate every aspect national media, our own student ness to join in partnership with do on campus. While social life on Class of 1996 Vader Chemical Annex. What s life publications, and most recent- the campus community of University life." to niove - ^^^l^^i%.M:-:r: ' February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 11 Pay 10 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24, 1995 o M M E N T A R Y O M M E N T A R Y Candidates line up for 1 996 Presidential campaign For basketball tickets, simply try sharing By JOE PATTERSON But this apparent certainty is tors have said should step aside George Bush's song about how the dent is doing nothing wrong and best. Not only will the will back in executive branch really should is in no danger of becoming transient at and let Gore run, be with other right in duPont for games to play trivia games At the risk of appearing too new Republican Congress re-open full force within a year. After all, not be blamed for the state of the politically endangered. things in life need to be done. have preference because of their every to be yell and By TODD LESKANIC It's Besides, what my neighbor, I go to anxious, Republican presidential the Whitewater investigations his best attribute is his campaign- economy. The November elections proved called prioritizing. By the knowledge or their "undying games as you do. scream. hopefuls congregated this past that were submarined by Demo- ing prowess. In any event, Clinton will find that Clinton's presidency had recent arguments over what types support over the past four weeks" difference does it make whether "Did the polls come out yet?" Kerry Just look at the word "univer- weekend in New Hampshire to cratic leaders, but there are many But Clinton faces problems that a way to launch his crusade for awakened the American citizenry. of fans we have here, it's pretty are sorely mistaken. or not they know that "Hey, what number are we? Only it Kittles attended St. Augustine sity." It starts with a "uni," test the waters for their respective quiet voices coming from within rhetoric may not be able to solve. re-election, but he would be best Maybe he should let those same much evident that some Villano- I agree that is highly annoying 11? Oh, man, we should be in the La., meaning one. Until we overcome nomination bids. New Hamp- the Democratic Party itself that served to desist from some of the election results arouse his entire vans don't know exactly how to to have someone ask you the High School in New Orleans, top 10!" Villanova. these petty barriers and realize shire's primaries are still a year simply proclaim Clinton a poor or failed policy making that presidency from its stupor. do this. names of our own players, but as long as they cheer for Think back two years ago. we're all that everyone here is equal, Vil- away, so this early pilgrimage to liability. got him in trouble in the first It may still be premature to talk The The lottery system is designed still, as students of Villanova, That would be what state of 'Nova basketball the it? I don't lanova will continue to suffer New England is more than just While no Democrat, other than place. Additionally, he must show about the 19% races. Indeed, the was with the entire student body in these fans, although not ones there for, wouldn't perhaps at an all-time low. Steve the games, have about you, but I don't go to from division within its walls. a rally for support. In fact, it possibly Jesse Jackson, has pub- some competence in appointing possibilities of various presiden- mind. Individuals who think they I'd rather see at know "didn't serves the dual purpose of com- licly announced a candidacy, the officials that run the various tial fields are countless. However, Lappas know how to coach" and the championship of menting upon the present condi- there are several contenders who For one, the economy is threaten- portions of his administration. Dole, Gramm and Company offer but a long lost memory. tion of the current seemed poised to make a legiti- ing to go sour in time for 1996. But most importantly, he must Mr. Clinton a reminder that he 1985 was hoops joke administration. mate run. Richard Gephardt, who Clinton came into office on the not let himself fall into the trap needs to adapt in order to survive. Villanova was a and propaganda. the 8-19 record of that year showed Dole, Gramm, Alexander, Spec- at least hinted he would run, coattails of a bad economy. If the of believing his own What did not work for him in the Geography department challenge $1 ter, Buchanan, Keyes, Lugar and seems to have spent the months economy is poor again in 1996, To hear Leon Panetta and George past will certainly not work in the it. Dornan were all there. They since the election more concerned Clinton will most likely be singing Stephanopoulos talk, the Presi- future. Turn two short pages ahead in represent a wide range time. Villanova is at the top of of philos- about political maneuvering than Complete this crossword puzzle and half of the proceeds! This event will benefit ophies and political ideologies. governing. Nebraska senator Bob college basketball. Lappas is One is the most powerful man in Kerrey, who blamed his party's approaching idolistic standing, return it to the geography department with Theta Upsilon (The International the Senate. One is a former devastating midterm election Kerry Kittles is his son and Chuck Gamma governor of Al Gore's home state. losses on Clinton, has also report- Kornegay is the spirit. 'Nova fans THATCH your $1 entry fee by Monday, March 13. Geography Honor Society) and the Villanova And one is a black syndicated edly expressed an interest in By Jeff Shesol flock to duPont Pavilion to see one columnist. Each candidate offers of the 10 best teams in all of college running. Enter as a group or by yourself. The entry University Geographical Society. a varied glimpse into what the Obviously, a little opposition basketball. VICKY, HONe^y... Grand Old Party has to offer and from within the party is not a sign Tickets are hard to come by VOU CANT HOMe^TU^ WT NAMe^DEARC tAJ«e. with the correct will receive each NOVl.WHVDONT because of some lackluster ticket most answers has a common goal: to oppose of failure, but Pat Buchanan's TtLL ME THAT NO 0H& M9M- W^Y.LOOKATTXAT VoaKNO\AI a president A6e 1$ plan that leaves in that has been impru- assaults on Bush in 1992 proved yWK MAPHCi HEAVt«T6»Pt! THeoNe— ^ttr A NIC* many out the dently and prematurely labeled a unretractable. And Buchanan ANV M6NeV»> SH6 seeM^TD cold, no pun intended. A black pePOiNd lame-duck. simply a renegade journalist , market begins to develop. Debates WHERE IN THE WORLD was auiT^ viea! It must be remembered that who was never really considered break out all over campus over nearly four years ago, only a few a genuine challenge. Gephardt what constitutes a "real" fan and Democrats had divulged an inter- and Kerrey, on the other hand, who should get the tickets. est to run against the seemingly come from the heart of the Demo- It's obvious to me that some unbeatable George Bush. Indeed, cratic Party. They are political students at Villanova are not Bush was breaking records for insiders who know when things willing to do a simple thing called presidential popularity while Bill are turning sour. Even if they do sharing. I realize the ticket plan Clinton was still a relatively not run, the fact that their names is ludicrous, but a "real" fan also obscure presidential aspirant. are being bandied about demon- sees that he or she is not the only The 1992 election taught everyone strates that Clinton must win ll$TBN,MOT)(ER... \(iieiu,vicicw. ATV»URA6e, ONt CANT real fan attending Villanova. rMN6fM£-iH6FPRA r»HAP9V0ULtHAVe many lessons, but one of the most back the faith of his own party. AFfORP UXUKIES UKe C^N^eNce. IMCAM. So, we get letters to the Editor N0N-rMriT6feour.' TD CONSlpeR 50M6 UPfc- WAU.f. obvious was that a lot can change fact, in survey taken last IT about how should have a In a poeSHT ejCACTtv/ omsftUNeoFwoitt^. WHATSTHATT UTtST PeAR'. 0N& we over the course of a year. December, two-thirds of the fUT CASH IN THIN6 WiB 9eeN MUSTNT memorization policy to weed out TH&^ANIC! Regardless, the current restless Democrats polled said they want- $M0WlNCIiOFF? some of the bandwagon fans. HpCMeAN^l atmosphere can be interpreted ed a different nominee to lead People tell me every day, "Man, with certain certifiable truths. their party. I couldn't get a ticket to this game Firstly, Clinton will have to Regardless, not only will the or that game... blah... blah... conduct an uphill battle for re- Democratic Party return to put up blah. It's not fair, it's those election. Baring a new revelation a substantial fight, but so will %$##$%& freshmen." about his past or a major new Clinton. If nothing else, he has Everyone had a shot to get presidential gaffe, he probably proven time and time again that season tickets on Homecoming. I deserves, and most likely will he is resilient. The Comeback Kid, guess you didn't want those receive, his party's nomination. who some mid-level administra- tickets bad enough. So, for all you so-called true fans ..'«> \' • '/*N \ ./«\ /«V fm^ f\ ./m^ ./«\ ,/«\m/*\..^*\. /«>m/«\ i/«\ /«\ .t^\'.'f^\ if out there who like to whine and complain about not being able to see 'Nova games, here's what I propose. Shut up, take a seat in CAMPUS your living room and turn on your ON It's With Sharon Griffin television or your radio. amazing what modern technology can do for you. Do you think the West Campus apartments Of course everyone wants to be at the game. Attending your school's games is a right, probably at Villanova? as much a right as healthcare. alleviate the housing problems Unfortunately, our arena only holds about 6,000 people and only a fraction of that is for students. Any major sporting event is going to have demand. I would be willing to bet that not everyone who wanted to be at the Super Bowl was able to get tickets. It's called supply and demand and it's all about economics. Still, the complaints continue to come in and it's getting old. Things are not going to change because you issue a statement, not right away anyway. Please realize that a basketball game is just that, a game. I love 'Nova hoops, but I also know when basketball is important and when BECOME AN ii\r »» will 'Yes "It's a great addition but more "Come to sloth. . . you know "A little. . . but it's ridiculous that "A" STUDENT should have been built. Juniors the answer!" you have to pay an extra five have to move out, and too many grand to get in, nice for a non- OF THE ROAD. sophomores did not get them next profit organizatiDn!" Matt Russell year." Freshman A Motorcycle RiderCourse is for Anthony M. Faiola everyone who wants to have more Liberal Arts Senior Chris Moolyonious fun riding, while becoming a Finance ' Kate Hess Senior better, safer rider. Can 1-800- Sophomore Marketing 447-4700 to join the class. Finance Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • F»bruary 24, 1995 February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 13 r J. k CREAM YOGURT CAN BE A LOW-FAT OR FAT-FREE SOURCE II () r I' I OF PROTEIN & CALCIUM. IT TASTES Featuring: Monday-Friday 11 AM - 11 PM GOOD & IS TRULY A FAST FOOD. - 8 PM Fingers Saturday & Sunday 12 Noon AVOID WHOLE MILK YOGURTS. 4% Chicken FAT BY WEIGHT NOT CALORIES, OR Frssh Pizza Featuring: YOGURTS WHICH HAVE BEEN MARKETED AS DESSERTS WITH HIGH CALORIE MDC-INS SUCH AS KIng-SIzs Dell Sandwiches Soft-Serve Yogurt PEANUT BUTTER OR COOKIE CRUMBS, ETC. Made-to-Order (Over 10 Flavors Available) Salad Bar E A T E S Shakes Made-to-Order U R V^Deilclous Fat-Free Items Available^ u Featuring Soup At tiie HEC Retreat, Viiianova students closer & come Sandwiches to understanding tiie abilities of tlie disabled. Salads Fresh Fruit Monday-Friday Juices 10:30 AM -2 PM Bottled V Habitat for Humanity volunteers to build homes. The How are they building up their Italian funds? Kitchen Featuring Monday-Friday Monday-Friday FrSSh Muffins & Bagels FILE PHOTO 11 AM - 2 PM & 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 11 AM -8 PM Equivalency Phliiy Cheesestesks Meal Plan Meal Plan Equivalency Retreatants gather during Wildcard & Cash Accepted Cooked-to-Order a November Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Accepted Featuring Vegetsbie Pizza HEC retreat. Featuring Sandwiches Deii-Made Monday-Thursdsy Cold Deli Sandwiches Cheeseburger in Paradiss Pasta & Garlic Bread 8 AM • 8 PM Nutritious Salads Fresh Salads Fridsy Beer Battered Chicken Fingers - Soft Pretzels interns learn the tricks Chicken Psrmesan Sandwich 8 AM 2 PM Supreme Nachos Public Relations of the trade Fresh Msde Pizza Wildcard and Meal Plan Polnta Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt Accepted Frozen Yogurt while getting real -life experience^ here at Viiianova. V Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt J V =y V J DOUGHERTY, DONAHUE CASH/WILDCARD PRICES: DINING & ST. MARY'S BREAKFAST. yONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY HALL LUNCHEON. BREAKFAST** 7:9M:O0A.M. 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Monte Frutt Naturau MoNiE Frut Naturals Da MoMTE Frwt Natinmu Db. Monte FRwr Naturau Da of satirical humor and serious issues. R Jack A Ju. let Cnua Nownnn Jack A Ju. Ici Cream NoMLTMi Jack A Ju Ice Cream Noveltms Jack A Ju Ice Cream Noweltvs Jack A Ju Ice Cream Noveltm jytCK A Ju. kE Cream NovaTss a curious blend THESE STANDARD MENU nTBMS APPEAR EVERY MEAL (SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY) CRAPE JCLUTA rAM.1 MBWSUMKrr TOCMANW TOOMMqf SP^OAWttAftgAi^l'KAMJ^iSStMUVTttteOIIWI^ ' 8 , « -^*»»' «<4 :«.;•**,.-. UMM^. , ,^ Pag* 14 • THE VILLANOVAN > F«bruary 24. 1995 February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page IS Feminist scholar VEG Misc. Habitat for Humanity: '95 Dr. Elisabeth Spring Schussler Fiorenza, Sten- breaic Join V.E.G. for their weekly meetings on dahl Professor of Scriptures and Interpre- Mondays at 7:15 p.m. in the Center for tation at the Harvard Divinity School, will Peace and Justice (basement of Sullivan Support group Business speak on "Reading the tutoring Bible in a Global Hall). Some of the topics on our agenda Volunteers informal Lesbian, Gay and raise funds Context" Monday, Feb. 27. Dr. Schussler An Bisexual to build and futures include homes Earth Day and our trip to the The Gamma Phi Business group is available for Honor Society Fiorenza is the author or editor of nearly Franklin Institute. support interested will be holding free midterm tutoring for students. For information, call 519-6000 By MELISSA SODOLSKI social action." two dozen books and more than ninety V.E.G. is currently holding a t-shirt Student groups business courses on Monday, Feb. 86445. Assistant Features Editor provide the host 20, articles, has held 35 lectureships, and given design contest for Earth Day '95. Entries ext affiliate with the Wednesday, Feb. 22 and Monday, Feb. necessary labor 27, more than 200 addresses and conferences should be no more than three colors and needed to build from 8-10 p.m. in Hartley 201. While most students will spend homes and room in the United States, Europe, Africa and should be submitted to the V.E.G. mailbox much of the funds ^ their spring break basking in the necessary to Israel. in the Center for Peace and Justice by secure building mate- sun on the tropical island of their rials and living The lecture will take place at 7:30 p.m. March 3. accommodations choice, a dedicated in the Vilianova Room of the Connelly Free tutoring group of Vil- for the volunteers. lanovans will be In Center; it is free and open to the public. hammering, addition to the cost of build- The Gamma Phi Business Honor Society drilling, sanding, and painting ing materials, the students are 25-27 their hearts Feb. offers free tutoring during the semester for out for the duration also responsible for transportation any business student. To receive a tutor of the week. costs, organizational costs, and March 5 see Mrs. Mitchell in Bartley room 327. In a week, over 90 Vilianova food money. This turns out to be Culturai fiims students will be embarking on quite expensive, with the cost of Volunteer Ireland eight different Habitat for Human- each trip averaging $300. The acclaimed adaptation of Frances String Quartet in ity trips across the country with "No one should have to pay for the vision Hodgson Burnett's classic children's novel. From June 23 to July 8, 1995, Vilianova of helping others in these trips. The money is out The need. Habitat for there, it's Secret Garden, is the next feature in Volunteers will again sponsor a Habitat for residence Students with Humanity is an just a matter of finding Villanova's current Cultural Film and Humanity service trip to Belfast, Northern organization dedicated to improv- it," said Chris McKee, a leader of Lecture Series. The 1993 release, directed Ireland. Information meeting (required) Longtime members of the Philadelphia "challenged" ing the living conditions of lower the group headed for San Antonio, by Agnieszka Holland ("Europa Europa" will take place Monday, Feb. 27, 6-7 p.m. Orchestra, the dePasquale String Quartet class families by building new Texas. The San Antonio group and "Olivier Olivier"), will be shown four in St. Rita's Chapel. Sponsored by Campus will present a varied program of music by sibling homes and renovating old ones. has planned an array of fund times in the Connelly Center Cinema: Ministry. Beethoven, Smetana and Haydn. Joining raisers, including selling valen- The Counseling Center will offer a Saturday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. the quartet in a performance of Beethovens tines at Erin Pub and selling support group for students who have 26, at 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and Monday, Feb. Sextet for two Horns and String Quartet. bagels in St. Mary's and Bartley grown up with a "challenged" sibling. We 27, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 for students This world class ensemble comes to Halls. With the West Virginia and and $3.50 for general have become increasingly aware of the North Carolina admission. Vilianova Sunday, March 5, at 3 p.m. in ftMidPQiiidfi0 groups. The San impact upon the whole family of raising to tti0 The Monday evening screening will St. Mary's Hall Chapel. Student tickets are Antonion group also held late a child who needs special assistance due feature a discussion, "Jung at Heart," led Feb. 28 only $5. Tickets are available from the fliit opporfiiiiily night pizza sales in Sheehan and to a physical difficulty, medical problem, by Larry M. Starr, an adjunct professor Office of Music Activities at x 7214 or at Stanford halls and volunteered emotional, or learning problem. This is PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN in Villanova's departments of psychology the door. Also, coming May 28 pianist lortti0volufil(Mr$ labor in local flower shops during issue discussed by students Voiunteers work to raise funds for Spring break trips. and human organizational science, a Andrew Watts. often an the hectic Valentine week for seeking individual counseling. Students to w«Nrlc medical psychology research scientist and international study l09 t. February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pagg 17 Page 16 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24. 1995 E A T U R E S experience Campus Cqmeos: Dr. Eli Goldblcrit to the Board^'of^fnictfLc- a ^J\^^^^J^^^^^F^^\^^^^oi']oh.'' program which draws eighth- with VEMS members on weekend Clement asserts that the intern- places like that. It's horrible! And imds there is teaching of writing and the theory J^ne a high-energy grade boys from the inner city to duty, as well as attending ship position provides exposure to By REGINA M. OTOOLE ix/w»n^/i«raaiows,ComingAttrartinn, IaS'^.L . * VEMS which targets -. and context of writing. Goldblatt I'm not saying one doesn't need field around this place in terms ' — »- -* u-.„i„^u_ii ^i„/^^„ u^X, i:!, a ^..ui: 1„ Features Editor the surrounding " campus for a week of basketball classes. both journalism and public rela- alone when one writes, but community. The of intellect and spirit has a book coming out in March. to be camp and classroom visits during "I wanted to sharpen my writ- tions, since the "skills are very office facilitates what Clement "I write about what I call what supports you is a sense of "It's not the level of stress ing While most Americans in the cals intra-communal the summer. and organizational skills," much the same." authority in writing. Where does connection, even at the point of commun- that's different as it is the moral late spent the years after Sajone has worked on the pro- said Ibelli. "I am interested in 70s ication as well which involves the it come from? How do you get it? being alone. So when Keats set up ethic that's different. Here, people Once a journalist herself, college settling into their jobs or posal for these corporations and public relations, but more as a she s udents faculty and staff of the In this book I am interested in his little writing room when he are so much nicer," Clementsaid. explains that those involved in starting a family, Dr. Eli Goldblatt is now calling them with her journalist." Egan is also "explor- students are on the margins, was first beginning to write, he "' *>«'i«ve a public relations public relations who .u n u,. .> pitch. "Pve never done anything ing the possibility of going into need to know (who is the coloriful and appealing T^?^?'In addition, the Public picture of Shakespeare Relations office is ^%1«^^% lalr^k ^nn4- rv<^r/x«*^^ on^ c««««^ rv««rv1«y« ••^-hl #^ 4-a .^-vw^ <-> -> ^ ^ ^^ .^^ ^.^ " who are left out." Goldblatt start- put up a a living entity, especially else like that before," she said public relations as a what journalists are looking for. assistant professor of English at office deals career.' ed writing children's books when and Milton. Shakespeare was, he with the outside at a university. You need to have Villanova) was traveling around "It's something I had no expe- And by media, such as television, radio student he was teaching high school, and says, his genius. genius contact," she said. Each rience in." Nicaragua during the revolution. and newspapers. after his son Leo was bom his he didn't mean his 'smart person'; "We're the ones intern is paired with one of the Most of the revolutionaries were Sajone describes as Clement's his residing they come to" for information four interest was encouraged. "I was he meant spirit, senior staff members who intention to "give us as much HO KNOWS, WHO poets and he was interested in about the really interested in the problem of somebody who was there with University, she says, acts as a mentor for that student seeing what a country would be experience as possible. Yet she considers the office — writing in very simple language, him." "somebody you can always "It's really been like if it were run by writers. interesting and Spring is here. . . or is it?. . . one thing Is for 9ure. . . the Villanova but having that language sparkle In Goldblatt's view, "writing "proactive" as well, volunteering count on" for advice and guidance. His intention was to live there exciting," she said. "They actu- . of note>yorthy stories to the , VIRUS k back. . . on you, < . YOU. . . know what break means and shine and pop." really carries a lot power, both media. Clement emphasizes that the ally for a while, but it was difficult give you a lot of opportunity Within time to rip out your passport from your fake IB. . . first Goldblatt tells students who positive and negative, that's in the last month area news- senior staff treats the interns on PHOTO to find work at the time, especially to write and do the research. " The round at Senor Frog*8 is on . . worry, we'll put it want to write that the most our society. It carries the power papers printed two front-page an "equal level." US. don't on as an American. He spent a month hours Sajone spends at the office stories our WILDCARD or use points. . < at the Ice Cream SHOPPE. . important thing to do is write, of saying 'you belong, you (fon't about the University. "We Rose Ann Sajone, a senior com- traveling to archeological sights vary. "It depends — I always end " add that last E. - . for expensive. . . or exciting, . . like 70*S rewrite and spend time with other belong.' And it also carries a lot provide them with all of the munications major, joined the NIOHT around Mexico and then moved to up working overtime." Overall, at the Terrace. . . Burn, burn. . . . writers. "If you look at the careers of the powers of what we think information so they can write internship program because baby, Disco INFERNO. .turned Guatemala where he studied she Sajone says, "It's been out the Huskies all bark , . too bad Hoyas of almost all but a very, very few human existence is about; how we their stories." "wanted to get the experience." were and no BITE. the Spanish for two months. He then wonderful." of the writers in the last century, explore our feelings as we inch The Public Relations Office, She explains, "After graduation, BARKED the 'Cats up a TREE. . . of which there are 150 species returned to Mexico for a couple Marc Egan, a senior commun- open from on said the Blue guide to . . mean the place where they really began through our lives. So it can serve 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., pro I didn't want to go into the public campus Key her HERD. we of months to write. ications major and business . purposes. It can evict vides Clement with TOUR. . speaking of irritating. , . that evil MID*TERM wake up to take off is when they have made many, many "something relations field or advertising field minor, is working on a story on . So you think the life of a writer friends with other writers. We people from apartment houses very, very different every day." without it." call has sounded.. , less than 100 days for you SENIORS... ha. is romantic, led by adventure and the Villanova Emergency Medical . ha. . luck finding a , . or . have this idea that writing is very and it can earn people Nobel Before arriving at Villanova Her current project involves good JOB. getting Big East TICKETS. intrigue? Well, not exactly. Goldb- Service (VEMS) with fellow intern but if don't or solitary, the genius that's often in prizes, and it can carry hate almost four months ago, Clement looking for corporate support from even we see you at the TOURNAMENT m latt spend a year in medical school Dominick Ibelli, a senior English . . cares. some attic somewhere with an speech, and it can do all kinds of was Estee Lauder's Vice President such companies as Rockport shoes CANCUN. who knows, who before dropping out and taking a major and communications minor. of exposed light bulb. I've lived in stuff." International Relations; her and Encore books. They contrib- f Edited hy one sirep tnru$ and two healthy job doing carpentry. He was Research for the article has white cells who dine m cold fm^ work at Villanova has proven to ute to the "Books and Hoops" ami hauidsteel.l working at children's book involved spending two nights a Bom: warehouse earning little money, . 1;i;i i ^ ^ ^ ^ !0a .M. |WAJ |A! ! ]0! ^ ^ ^ Sept. 4, 1952, in Cleveland, Ohio. ; J when he realized he needed to do something that would be mean- Personal: WXVU Top Ten ingful, to him as well as to others. Married to Wendy Osterweil. One son, Leo, 8. He took a job teaching math and 1. Built to Spill Education: science at an alternative high B.A., 1974, Cornell University; school in Philadelphia. This M.Ed., 1982, Temple University; M.A., 1984, Ph.D., 1990, University of Wisconsin-Madison. turned out to be challenging work*. Assistant 2. Team Dresch Professor, English. Goldblatt decided to stay with CAMPUS teaching because "I find that I Books: 3. Mary it Lou Lord love teaching and that really did Include Leo Loves Round (Harbinger House, 1990); Lissa and the Moon 's speak to me in ways that some- Sheep (Harbinger House, 1990); Herakles: A Verse Play (Tamarisk Press, "^""n^ times I resist because it's so easy 1981); Sessions 162 (Chax Press, 1991); Journeyman's Song (Coffee 4. Mezza Normal 5 for me to get so terribly invested House, 1990); 'Round My Way: Authority and Double Consciousness 5 in the classroom or in student in Three Urban High School Writers (University of Pittsburgh Press, conferences, that it doesn't always 1995). 5. New Bomb afford me time to do my own work, CORNER Turks which is my writing." Nosey Notes Although Goldblatt had always 2 2 wanted to be a writer, there was one deciding factor. "In college 6. Teen Smash Goldblatt grew up in the Army. His father was a plastic surgeon one day, my first semester, I went and thefamily moved often. They lived in Massachusetts, Texas, Missouri, Hits for to a poetry reading by a poet Georgia, Washington, D.C. and Germany. namedJohn Baryman. And he was Goldblatt has been teaching Students 7 at Villanova now for five years, is director of the Writing Across the totally drunk, I mean he was 7 Curriculum program, and initiated the open mic night for students at falling down drunk. But it was an Borders Books. How does he seethe typical Villanova student? "I think astonishing reading. And I had 7. Huggy Bear the idea of a typical Villanova student is probably the most Mil wanted to write until that point, damaging thing we have at Villanova. All the time people come in here who look but at that point I felt that this like they stepped out of the description of a typical Villanova student; 8. Julie Trend T 3 is what I wanted to do. Of course, the young 3 women with pearls and a nice sweater or the young with the drunken part, that's always men the baseball cap backward and the sweatpants on, and they say incredible kind of an attraction, it's very things about what they want to do in the world. They want to write 9. Evil Weiner T wild, a sort of ideal of it." poetry and they want to live on Indian reservations, Goldblatt concentrates in two or they want to do all kinds of stuff that we don 7 ascribe main areas. He writes poetry and to the typical Villanova student. 6 10. Tribe So I think the whole complaint that Villanova is so homogeneous has T 6 poetics, writing about the purpose more to do with our reinforced conformity of poetry; and he writes with an than it does with what we actually have here. academic focus, concerning the YOU WANTED HEALTHY LOW FAT FOODS THAT TASTE GREAT Pssst. GREEK BRIEFS pomwuT SO HERE YOU ARE "While Eeyore frets and Piglet hesitates, and Rabbit calculates, and Owl Alpha Phi would like to congratulate Amy Bridget 6 pontificates, Pooh just is." Kennelly and the rest of the Villanova cheerleading 6 organization on becoming eligible to compete in the OF AN — Benjamin Hoff National Cheerleading Championships. We wish them the The Tao of Pooh "A"STUDENT. best of luck in Orlando! RaLL We also want to compliment those Phis who did a fantastic job in Godspell last weekend. There are still a "A pocket Is no place for a smile." few more shows left, so "break a 1^" to sisters Meg — Blues Traveler Valentine and Kristi McDermott and pledges Courtney QmOK ANDWa©8H) Danley, Kristin Miller, and Sabina Roldset. " hope everyone had Tis an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers." We a great time last night at Waiki- Phi. But don't we always?! — Shakespeare * * Romeo and luliet Tn-delta wishes to congratulate Carrie Roderick "The moon is made of green cheese." on her new position as public — Haywood relations chair for Panhel and John on her membership on the Greek HICEE Judicial Board. Sharon EOCCOLI Hewitt and Debby Wiley were recognized for their accomplishments at the University by being "I'd horsewhip you if I had a horse." chosen as two of 59 seniors in the annual publication of Who's Who A Motorcycle RiderCourse is for Groucho Marx in Amencan Colleges CAE and Universities. Congratulations everyone who wants to have more to Kate Sadowski for Horse Feathers being a member of Villanova's varsity ftin riding, while becoming a cheerleading squad, 1-800- which was one of 16 teams selected better, safer rider. Call It's not that I'm afraid I to compete the 447-4700 class. to die. just don't want to be there when It happens." m National Cheerleading Tournament. to join the WniieTSll SIFnY FMMMTMI ....-..- -- Woody Allen ' . mm"^!'^ rtM i- February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Paga 19 Page 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24. 1995 V* E A T U R E S E A T U R E S 'Novan discovers new abilities on HEC retreat Whafs In Your Head? By JULIA FUNK ing HEC. I had never had an There's Just no time to get III in college of Staff Reporter experience working or com- municating within a handicapped all, in grade school everyone knew "In today's fast moving world, community. Though I had heard when you were missing from the experience was an incredible very few of us take the time to class. I would even get phone calls one, I was unwilling to give up sit down and consider the simple home to see if I was okay. So when a weekend for something so for- things in life and the people who I would return, a hero's welcome eign to me. by necessity live very simple awaited! Making up the work Luckily, Margie Kernicky, a lives," reflected the Rev. Shawn wasn't such a big deal; most of volunteer in Campus Ministry, Tracy of Villanova's Campus the time you wouldn't miss too made the experience a reality for Ministry center. much anyway. I mean, how many me. Tracy has sought to change spelling words could you have I met Margie, a woman with this. Since coming from New York possibly missed in a day? Cerebral Palsy, during my fresh- in 1976, Father Tracy has offered Nowadays we should be so man year. Margie has encouraged By MELISSA SALSO a unique retreat experience to the lucky. Not only can we subject me to attend every HEC retreat Features Editor Villanova community. ourselves to academic catastrophe that has come along since our by missing even a single day of meeting. Only this year did I Aachoo, cough, sputter, wheeze, class, but many of us are without consider going, after thinking gasp. all the comforts of home we are back to those first encounters For many Villanova students, accustomed to when staying out with Margie. I realized I was including myself, these five words HEC gives IIS tlie intimidated by her, just as I was pretty much sum things up for the intimidated by others with phys- week. Yes, an overwhelming ohOiWMi to imike ical disabilities. It was this real- number of us (not to mention over o decisioii to be ization that enabled me to go half of the Villanovan staff are ahead with the weekend. Knowing SICK. And because of this we are Margie as a perfectly normal, FILE PHOTO miserable. wKh people ill funny, compassionate friend made Rev. Shawn Tracy speaks to HEC participants. But it was not always this way. ttwverybmtof me consider that I'd find similar When I was a little kid, I lived personalities within the HEC recounted a feeling that I believe rience. For Susan, the HEC "total- different than one's own. But for being sick. Before I would go community. Ultimately, I was not many retreatants share, "The ly changed the way (she) see(s) most importantly, it is an expe- to sleep, I would relentlessly ask, disappointed. fellowship that we share with one things. It taught (her) patience rience that the HEC community "Mom, do you think I feel warm?" One of HEC's objectives is to another throughout the weekend and to see strengths and wea- anxiously anticipates three times First she would ask if I had a test the next — physically "enable" an otherwise is a phenomenon unique to HEC. . knesses" that were not so appar- a year. day (how did she "disabled" person. This is the affirmation of God's love is so ent to her before the HEC retreat. "I will be forever thankful to always seem to know?) After Handicapped Encounter Christ achieved by pairing the disabled visible and present as we gather I believe we all came from the God for blessing me with the gift feeling my perfectly temperature- (HEC) became a reality in Phila- with an "able-bodied" retreatant. in solidarity." The relationships retreat with a new outlook on life. of HEC eighteen years ago, when free forehead, I would be sent delphia since Father Tracy's Throughout the weekend, the that were formed provided an I no longer take the simplest I needed to know that God lives straight to bed. It was always a intro- arrival at Villanova. Since "buddy" system is put into effect, important support on this very actions for granted. I realize that in me, a person with a physical nice try though, and I could ducing this weekend-long retreat with each retreatant responsible distinct retreat. I am extremely blessed. This disability as well as in everyone always give it a try again the next program, HEC has grown to serve for another. I found that the able- My HEC weekend proved to be consciousness of one's own abil- else," said Kernicky. night. provides the tri-state area, and an bodied retreatants' helped the everything I was promised by ities in comparison to the disabil- The HEC retreat will only Sickness was always a positive incredible experience for many disabled by physically attending Margie and others. No longer will ities of others could cause some become a reality if enough able- and sound excuse to get out of people. According to Tracy, "HEC to their needs, but I also found I be intimidated when approached to feel superior to those with bodied people volunteer their school for a day. And if you played gives us the chance to make a that the physically challenged by a person with a physical handicaps, but the HEC treatment weekends to help out. The next your cards right, you managed to decision to be with people in the were just as helpful to the "tem- handicap. I have learned some allows people to see the many HEC retreat will be March 17-19. do it without ending up in a ' very best of ways." porarily-able-bodied . things about myself, and my own strengths of those with handicaps. Applications can be obtained in doctor's office. 18-20, On the weekend of Nov. I was extremely insecure about abilities and shortcomings as Lisa Boyd, another senior the Campus Ministry Office in St. Oh, and to return to school once I attended HEC retreat number how to deal with the handicapped. well. Upon returning from this involved, was enlightened as well. Rita's Hall. There will be two + again after being absent! First of 62. Throughout my four years at I was afraid to do or say the wrong retreat experience, I have a new- "The weekend taught me just orientation meetings (only one is Villanova, I received numerous thing, but my buddy and the found awareness of my own phys- how much the same everyone is required) in the Campus Ministry invitations to the retreats. How- others helped me to relax and ical abilities. Susan Burns, a —-abled or disabled." HEC pro- Office, at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, ever, each time I declined; I was allowed me to see the most tactful senior who has also been involved vides an opportunity to see life Feb. 26, and at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, very apprehensive about attend- ways to act, or react. Margie with HEC, shares a similar expe- through the eyes of someone Feb. 28. BEING PREGNANT can seem like the end of the Let us world. It doesn 7 have to be . . . 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The planned on going to see it, that * UII{H*SE(C1 (Oijlfl' sibling rivalry between these two I would have been ready and Polyester shirts with pointy is hilarious and their ability to wilHng to criticize it if it wasn't collars, bell-bottoms and loud imitate yet make fun of their done right. So I was really con- plaid shirts with stripped ties — H iOiOmC MIJI ilQI liW counterparts is amazing. Carol scious of that," said Taylor. no this is not a nightmare. It is Brady is played by Shelly Long, The movie was able to incorpor- the Brady Bunch. "The Brady known to most as Diane from ate people from the original Brady tic DCSIIIII] lO (K ttOi Bunch Movie" made its debut this "Cheers" and Mike Brady is Bunch cast. Unfortunately Taylor past weekend and has been getting did not get a chance to ALL great meet the VILLANOVA STUDENTS reviews ever since. For most original Marcia, Maureen McCor- this comes as a pleasant surprise, mick. "I was really disappointed. since the history of remakes is PoiywIwsMfte The irony of it was that Jennifer pathetic at best. Surprisingly, this Cox who plays Jan in the movie, movie really triumphs. iwWiiMiiiiy and myself, were the two biggest The theme is the Brady's, with cotknti belt Brady fans of the cast but we were their idealistic attitudes and the only two who didn't get meet sugar coated answers to all prob- bottoms ami toud our counterparts. . . but we were lems, in a '90s L.A. setting. There really thrilled that most of the is just enough bad '70s clothing iMkiid shifts wINi other cast did cameos. Everybody and ridiculous family values to in fact except for Robert Reed, make this movie a real hit. They iif|p0dlttM "^ no obviously. But a couple of the take what seems to be five of the Hits Is nolo cameos were cut out" said Taylor. OPPORTUNITIES more memorable episodes and EMPLOYMENT asked When how she thought combine them with Brady Bunch it would be received, Taylor said, look-alikes, that have spectacular "I think it will be really well acting ability. It is the Brady received. I think for true Brady Bunch all over again except with fans there are so many little a satirizing twist that makes for innuendoes... People who many memorable laughs. Sound played by Gary Cole. remember the show will be able enjoyable? It is. I had the pleasure of meeting to pick up on them and hopefully Most of the kids are placed by Christine Taylor who plays Mar- laugh. . . I think people are really relatively unknown actors and cia. She spoke about the expecta- going to like it and I think people AVAILABLE actresses. For a couple of the tions behind doing a movie like who weren't Brady fans are going Brady six it may be their ticket this one. "I grew as big up a Brady to be surprised." IN Simple Minds latest tieralds Good News By ANTHONY P, CENTOLA drummer Mark Shulman and "Billboards," Jim Kerr said, "Per- Staff Reporter bassist Malcolm Foster. The first haps this is our do or die record. single "She's A River," has THE BELLE AIR TERRACE been Not only is this the '90s, it's the middle of the '90s, we had to come up with something very vibrant. modern rock act Sim- We have to show that not only are Veteran §^: ple Minds recently ended a we still alive, but we are still AND three-year hiatus with their debut searching and questioning." Virgin Records release, Good News The album adds a great new From The Next World. They also lios been dimension in the sage of Simple launched a 15-date concert trek of Minds. It boasts bold lyrics and- North America to warm up for a veceMiigalotiirf amazing guitar work, which leads ICE major world tour this spring. It alipioy on to a spiritual quest through music. THE has been nearly The seductive first CREAM SHOPPE eight years since release "She's Simple Minds held a significant oHeniotive A River" sets the stage for the rest presence on the album charts. It of the album. The album focuses was the single "Don't You (Forget fttallons. on temptation ("7 Deadly Sins"), (Formerly Campus Confections) About Me)," from the 1985 John decadence ("Criminal World"), Hughes film "The Breakfast redemption ("Great Leap"), faith Club," that pushed this band's ("This Time") and love against all popularity over the top. odds in "Hypnotized." The live show will consist of the Simple Minds' new album original members, singer Jim Kerr receiving a lot of airplay on should definitely reposition the PHOTO BY: VIRGIN and guitarist Charlie Burchill, as alternative stations worldwide. In band into today's growing music well as keyboardist Mark Taylor, a recently published issue of industry. The Hip Hop Theatre Rap Review <• w BILL for CONTACT: itself, I DAVIS or As hip hop BARB MAHER have RIPPED IT! By JOE LOPEZ recently come across some new 2. Grand "1 in 2 Staff Reporter Puba way ways songs that heads might want to out": Using a hook from a speech look for: by Minister Farrakahn, this song EXT. 7279 EXT. 7278 "This is for the herbs who front attacks all the hard rocks out and perpetrate like perjerice com- there who are killing their own mit perjury getting on my nerves people in the ghetto over nonsense, " — like neurosurgery. . . - J Tredz SmoMlna when instead, they could be work- (freestyle) ing together for some positive After last week's hiatus, it is vMlkimin is nol upliftment. time once again to discuss the hip 3. B.I.G. "Who shot ya?": hop happenings on campus. It has heoiliiyi birt i Anyone who listens to our radio been brought to my attention that show knows that I have never many of the students on campus twweloeatmy been a huge fan of the notorious are questioning a lot of things, tlorimJMIsofie. one. Too much Biggie Smalls in including the ever so popular 'Hip a Walkman is not healthy, but I Hop Nights.* Therefore, my have to eat my hat on this one. partners and I, Z and Mr. Firley Slammin cut, the beat, the lyrics, Student Supervisors positions available have decided to hold a meeting to 1. KRS-One "Ah Yeah": Just as the whole mood is just there, address this particular event. I predicted, this new track takes probably his best song since With this meeting, we wish to KRS to another level combining Tarty and Bullsh*t.' Don't get me spark open discussions about that Bronx lyrical gangbang, with wrong though, I still think he is overair reactions to the event, some African consciousness... the most overrated MC in hip hop where it is now and where it can "Every President we ever had today, I am not jumping on any be in the future. The date is not lied/you know, I'm kinda glad bandwagons, but I must give but I will keep Nixon died/ Ah yeah/ watcha ^s^ set right now, say credit where it is due. people posted. Lastly, this is not when you see the devil down/ah Some groups to stay away from I still do not understand that By the . way. . We are looking a black and white thing, it is a yeah/ watcha say when you take this month: Study whole 'Murder was the Case' for people to rap onour Work Students show, please so apply! ." music thing, if you really appre- the devil's crown/ Ah yeah... Lords of the Underground — situation — is it a movie, a if you think you can flex skills, line ciate the art form, and can give Another he had was, "We're just whack!. . . Don't be fooled, the soundtrack, an album? How about call me at WXVU 519-7200. Keep us some feedback, please make in a race against time/ the finish new Slick Rick album is a let down West Coast trash? — That is more in mind, we will dis you if you're not miss this meeting line/is control of your mind"... sure you do to . . those who loved his first. and like it! weak! ••••«•••* '^'jrjrsj'jf^m* ^j'^jtjunfjtjf . / ,::V-0^^-:-n;c«.^•^^^ February 24. 199S • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 Page 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • Ftbruary 24, 1995 T E N N T E R T A I N M E N T N T E R T A I N M THE ARTS — The Bottles actiieve an unbottled sound alternative rock, but rather By REGGIE BEEHNER packed their bags and moved out sarily where such rock that MTV has not had a Staff Reporter west to Boulder, make a mockery of). The bands as The Samples and Big chance to Cultural Film Series: 'The Secret Garden' Head Todd And The Monsters Winebottles' songwriting skills are best compared to that of their grunge rock gradually have been calling home. Whether With buddies. The Samples. They both in England. spot. She also discovers the exist- spiritual reawakening in Mary's will feature a discussion, "Jung at losing its momentum, the By JENNIFER COLE possess a strong distortion-free Mary soon discovers that the ence of her. seeihingly invalid uncle. Lord Craven. Heart," led by Larry M. Starr, an void left is destined to be filled by Staff Reporter WHhiti#wlMS#of sound with a nice driving-your- overwhelmingly macabre atmos- young cousin, Colin, who shares "The Secret Garden" will be adjunct professor in Villanova's some old baiid with a little trendy beat-upconvertible-with-no-des- phere reflects the feelings of her her suffering from want of love. shown four times in the Connelly departments of psychology and spunk left in them or perhaps yes, pm§ crtbiiin, critically acclaimed adap- IMi tination-in-mind-through-Ver- The bereaved uncle, heartbroken over With the help of a local boy, Center Cinema: Saturday, Feb. human organizational science, a a band does not need a rocking tation of the classic children's type feel to them. One of the the untimely death of his young Dickon, Mary cultivates the secret 25, at 7 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 26, at medical psychology resear<5h chair and a third-world wardrobe mont novel by Frances Hodgson Bur- best on the album, "Government" wife in childbirth. With no play- garden with a loving and nurtur- 3:30 and 7 p.m.; and Monday, Feb. scientist and the president of a to somehow manage (God knows nett, "The Secret Garden," is the mates to her, Mary cur- ing hand. newly tended is keen but simple song with amuse The 27, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 for workplace training company. how) to sneak out a few decent WlfiiriboMM tmm a upcoming feature in Villanova's lyrics. It cackles, "My garden eventually blooms, as in students with I.D. and $3.50 for For more information, please songs. With the release of their some dandy Cultural Film and Lecture Series, can be trusted/ She - ^- <• a fairy tale. (Several varieties of general admission. call (610) 519-4750 weekdays, new album, Sober, The Winebot- government "The Ties that Bind." This 1993 flora that normally blossom at everything I know/ Better The Monday evening screening between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. tles have managed to beat the knows release, directed by Polish film ftm syttom and busted/ different times of the year were system and chock together a great close your door or get maker Agnieszka Holland ("Euro- government, she force-bloomed, and their simul- album full of welcome combina- 'Cause my pa Europa" and "Olivier Olivier"), taneous flowering is beautifully Another great song is the tions of music and lyrics. With one knows." is a winter-to-summer tale, set at INckcmtMkiiy This song has protrayed here in stop-action listen, one can tell there are no 9KKlt OlbUiTI* |H| title track "Sober." the turn of the century. It is a photography.) This secret garden, thumbs out to the passing band- a nice, almost reggae feel to it (a delight for young and mature iHifNval0s fh0 which is also home to an assort- wagon this band. The music or not Boulder will become the la The Samples) with the main audiences alike. by ment of animals—including a to being, "She's is fresh, inventive and lightheart- Minneapolis of the '80's is yet phrase of repetition Mary Lennox is a spoiled and baby goat, a deer, bunnies and a ed enough to get a Hole fan down be seen; however, Sober is a gonna make me sober." This neglected child being raised by loving wise robin—proves to possess from the top of the bridge. definite contender in the quickly album simply coughs out a few nursemaids in India while her wHh a and powers beyond its simple beauty, The Winebottles, natives of growing college music scene (note: good breaths into a music scene military father and beautiful -nuikiilng hand. including the healing power of none other than Philadelphia, college music here is not neces- in need of a little CPR. Nice save. mother concern themselves with nature, making it a place of the social activities of an elite enchantment where anything society. A destructive earthquake lously explores the gothic man- may occur if one so emphatically devastates India, leaving Mary an sion. During these explorations wills it. Its splendor parallels the THE ARTS orphan. She is then placed in the she finds the key that unlocks the welcomed changes in Mary's cold and forbidding Misselthwaite gate to her late aunt's long for- personality and an improvement Manor of her uncle, Lord Craven, New CD causes Gersliwin to turn in grove gotten garden, now a dead, eerie in Colin's health, as well as a By ELIZABETH monica solo to the cut "Shape of the tracks simply fell flat. This Sloppiness spoils Corpentei's "Madness' BARSZCZEWSKI My Heart." can be attributed almost entirely The work of George Gershwin to the vocal performances featured Senior Reporter By may be equally unfamiliar to on the album and less to the ERIC CHEUNG Sam Neill ("Jurasic Park," between the unbelievable and betray him. high school extra credit project. Senior Reporter some, especially those listeners musical arrangements which 'The Piano") plays the main mundane reality meet. Trent Sadly enough, the trip to Hobb's What is worse is that despite and Cleopatra. Sieg- Anthony born after 1965. Some of his most backed them up. character, John J. Trent, who is begins a journey to Hobb's End End signals the end of the movie the high-browed style of Carpen- Carpenter. .fried and Roy. Fred and famous work includes the songs One of the greatest disappoint- John The name an insurance investigator. He has to locate the missing writer. As and the climax, only a mere half- ter, which refuses to cater to conjures up images of horror Wilma. George Gershwin and "Someone to Watch Over Me," ments to be found on this tribute been hired by a publishing com- he gets closer to the truth, more hour before the actual film itself carnal thirsts for violence, despite and fright that can perhaps give Meatloaf. album comes from the Highly- pany to track down missing horror and more of Cane's fiction takes ends. Worse still, the climax is the semi-intellectual aspirations even the bravest among us night- These couples go together like Touted Toupeed One, Elton John, novelist Sutter Cane. As a best- hardly climactic, since one would of this picture, despite the sequen- mares. As the creator of "The meat and potatoes. We could not who gives a less-than-mediocre seller who outsells even "King," have to be asleep not to be able ces of flashbacks and foreshadow- imagine one without the other. At Thing" and the original "Hallo- it is CI slMiiiM thai rendition of "Someone to Watch Cane is a cash cow worth billions Ifisliaidlyworlh to predict what is going to happen. least that is what the producers ween," one would think his "In Over Me" and "Our Love is Here of dollars. However, Cane's pop- Perhaps the unpredictability is in ^^* of a new CD, The Glory of Gersh- EHcNn coukf not The Mouth of Madness" would Hto wwdte fhat to Stay." It is a shame that Elton ularity extends even further to the ttelc0t price large part due to the flashback win, continue in the tradition of horror, nm would like you to believe in could not even muster as much level of fanaticism. Riots break format of the film. Nothing is even rmtstor if not even take discuss hMTlfic the case of one of America's best- as emotion as heard on his oh-so- the genre to a out because Cane's latest book has foffhis ralti€Hr surprising since the opening scene whole new level. One would think known and most accomplished evocative Disney recordings. not arrived on the book stands. takes place after most of the things much efnoHon as these things and one would sadly horn the *^omposers and a certain corpu- Although these Gershwin tunes The fans, especially mentally pratonNoMS way movie. Still this is no excuse for be disappointed. lent, long-haired, aging, greaseball heoiyi on Ms oh« are perhaps two of the most unstable ones, often go insane a sloppy mess like the one Car- abtlHyfoaHer Carpenter all of stioiiNrig rocker. romantic ever penned, no one has taken the best after reading his apparently affect- *Booi* penter has created. tricks from horror classics This compilation CD includes sO"Ovocaltvo within earshot will "feel the love — plot ing works. His words that discuss Issues of insanity being deter- lealiiy^ twists that atttMiinavi0"SH>0r 16 Gershwin classics performed tonight" after listening to this are so twisted they horrific things have the ability to mined by one's own perspective, by such musical luminaries as Disnay have their own twists, violent example of disastrous dissonance. alter reality. of fame, of the weak walls that ing that are supposed to mimic Elton John, Kate Bush, Cher, scenes that leave the gore to the As long as we are talking about Even Trent, a completely one- separate reality and fiction, of what Trent's mind is going Peter Gabriel, Sting and the focofdingSti imagination rather than exploit musical disasters, "How Long dimensional character and typical even the end of the world and the through, despite all of this, the aforementioned Mr. Loaf. them graphically, demons galore Has This Been Going On" as sung "skeptic to the end" has night- over the reality Trent experiences. beginning of a darker one, are only thing he can do to scare his in all shapes, sizes The recording was made as a by is that will There are, and textures mares after reading He is accompanied it Jon Bon Jovi a track however, a few like that sentimental classic, Cane's recent by editor Linda tossed together so haphazardly audience is to have something tribute to the legendary musician and, of course, the age-old Chris- surely make any listener cringe worthwhile efforts to be found on "Paradise By the Dashboard hit Hobb's End Horror. However, Stiles, whose purpose as the token is impossible to decipher the point jump out at them backed by an tian Larry Adler in honor of his eight- "The Man I Love" and "Our Love while at the time providing the CD. Lisa motif. Carpenter gets some realizing a pattern female character is the same Stansfield does a Light." among Cane's to scream, act of this film. Considerinsr intense crescendo in the music. It ieth birthday. Adler is known is Here to stay," a song featured a good, hearty belly-laugh. beai^tiful job good marks for his sophisticated book covers, he pieces foolishly in the He and with "They Can't Perhaps the most ardent Gersh- together a face of a threat, experience Carpenter has had is hardly worth the ticket price mainly for his talented and innov- on the soundtrack for the film his musical Siamese twin/partner Take That Away From style but his movie bombs due map which pegs the location of attempt to start a romantic with previous Me" as win fan would be able to find horror films, one for this rather pretentious way of ative work on the harmonica. "When Harry Met Sally" and in crime. Richie Sambora, does Oleta to a complete disregard for sub- Hobb's to encounter with manage Adams on "Embrace- something redeeming about End a New England Trent for no would think he could have pro- shouting "Boo!" at the movie-goer this stance. Once thought of as mainly a performed by that debonair Croon- to trash this track withinvthe first able You." Both of these area. Once again, the bounds apparent reason and finally gressed women album. The casual listener who to beyond this high-budget. for a cheap thrill. novelty instrument, Adler has er from "The Big Easy," Harry few bars. Enough already with the provide performances reminiscent may want to pursue an interest managed to introduce it into a Connick, Jr. screeching guitar solos and all of great torch singers of the in the late composer, however, more mainstream musical setting. Unfortunately, not even the that whining out of key. Maybe thirties. would be better off checking out Listeners may be most familiar exceptional talents of Adler Jon and Richie should just go back Even Meatloaf does a decent one of the many selections avail- Belly's sound grows into something Sting's coupled with the new with his work on Ten superior compo- to singing about Tommy, the enough job with "Somebody Loves able featuring the work of Gersh- Summoners' Tales. It was Adler sitions of Gershwin could save union strike and life working on Me," although it is doubtful it will win that does not boast Cher as who provided the haunting har- this well-meaning effort. Most of the docks. become a perennial formal By JAY RACZKOWSKI bigger. No longer does the sound the six and 11 spot. Each track ing results. Although Donnelly big girl now, with her own ideas favorite one of its numerous contributers. Staff Reporter and fury come from just Donnelly, provides a nice fit in the disc's wrote or co-wrote each song, the and ambitions. Tanya does not the other members seem to pick journey. "The Bees" adds a wel- prefix "co-" was never considered have to hold her hand anymore the slack — most notably comed musical break in the F up action during the recording of Star. and pretty soon we will all forget in 1992 sometime, former Back drummer Christopher Gorman. while the 11th track provides a This disc exhibits that Belly is who the ring-leader was. This disc Throwing Muses member The track features a sound which quiet uplifting Owners" extiibits top-notcti but closure. no longer Tanya's baby. There is is recommended to those who ooting Tanya Donnelly gave birth to a is both full rich. tired Although is sicilis and Old and the former a musical no surrogate mother and there enjoyed the previous disc but were girl. named the baby baby She percussion rhythms are dead and misfire, it is not an unambitious won't be a custody battle either. craving a little bit more. That By TARA ALLERTON such as promised to give her "Money" by Pink Floyd, provides at least a chuckle. "Belly" and building guitar lines have become one. Belly tries something new; The baby is growing up to be a little bit more is now here. Staff Reporter "Can't Always Get What You all of the love that she could less wiry and more robust. The adding piano to a lightly The cast exhibits outstanding Want" by the RollingStones and muster. "Belly" grew up slowly, track is a real pleaser, slapping strummed guitar filled track. acting abilities and display British "Let It Be" by the Beatles. The being pampered by her mother this offering as "another sopho- Other ambitions were more suc- accents that sound as though they and eventually grew up to make moric effort" smack dab in the cessful. Throughout the disc ther were natives of London. The smothered with latest production by the Star, an album face. is a greater focus on full-sounding majority The of cast members are or hook-filled pop songs. As Belly As the disc continues through vocals, using bassist Gail Green- Villanova Theatre is ThoeostexhliHIs were part of the Villanova under- that she "Owners" a play, by Caryl Chur- grew older, she decided the opening five tracks, the band wood's backing vocal ability. Her graduate or graduate theatre did not need her mother anymore continues with its newly found voice helps to chill. This unique performance is oiililancli^ji complement the program, with two of the cast to throw a tantrum or a British play that takes place in and began raw sound. This time around they vocals and adds another unknown members being part ol the Actor's until she was granted her found a to leave the corners dimension to the the '70s. It combines dry humor ooHns obHIHos two way band. Equity Association. from her pink- the little with serious themes and first-rate wish: freedom unrounded and edges a The remaining seven tracks ^^MhMMMi bonnet days. Momma Donnelly less refined. Songs such as "Seal seem a bit different than the acting. Another highlight of "Owners" eased her grip on baby Belly and My Fate" and "Super-Connected" previous five. While there is no The play takes place in South- Cioconls. is the outrageous '70s costumes let her roam — the result ia their offer musical structures most clear-cut division between the west Isington, a developing section that depict each character perfect- latest, King. similar to the band's punk- two, there is a musical divergence. of North London. It consists of 10 ly. The set is also done without The album hits the ground inspired track "Feed the Tree." This can be best explained by the to 15-minute scenes that develop a flaw. The props were excellent running with "Puberty." Imme- The movement in this direction sharing of song-writing duties on a character's plot, use and added to symbolism music not only reflects the symbolic aspects the plot diately, the listener notices a is a good one, as the band seems tracks one through five. This disc and express of of the themes power and themes in the play, performance. but it also change in the sound of this young to thrive in this format. showcases the talent of the other struggle, love affairs, death and keeps the audience occupied. In It is not too late to catch band. The years- have made her The disc continues with a pair three band members and surpris- suicide. addition to the catchy music, the "Owners." wiser but more importantly, of slower, ballad-like numbers at ingly, produces the most reward- The spaces between scenes are It will be showing at time intervals are also filled with the Villanova Theater until Feb. accompanied by classic rock tunes an entertaining dancing duo, that 26, but hurry before it is sold out. ffntii ••itamf*m •^.1 i February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 27 Page 26 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24, 1995 Duran Duran fails Horoscopes wifh BY TARDY, HAPPY, CUTIE and HUGGY Thank You Horoscope Gurus By KAREN GOULART that they would be extremely for seven completely unanswered Entertainment Editor cautious when putting together tracks. Tunes like "I Wanna Take Aquarius: While sitting at home over spring break counting their next release. Apparently the You Higher" by Sly and the ways to cause injury to your roommates for going to Key West band thinks The Wedding Album Family Stone and The Doors' without you, you find solace in your old Barbie and Ken dolls. has brought them back up to the "Crystal Basketball Ship" are the bland Catch and Women's Beware! Ken is jealous of Barbie's blond nylon hair — hide the level of acceptance they had a although they are normally at } I just do not know how these scissors. decade ago, hence making it safe opposite ends of the musical things happen. One minute I am to try to pass off on audiences a spectrum Duran somehow man- sitting on my rose-colored bed 'personal interest' project. This is ages to give them a similar sound. spread listening to "Notorious" not to say that a band should avoid Sounds like a neat trick, but really line that you will not even for the Pisces: Your stars are so out of 19th time in a row as projects close to their musical it is more of a musical accident. get any action in Cancun, the land of beer goggling. Do yourself Simon, Nick and John look hearts, it is just that in some cases The same is true of Iggy Pop's down on a favor, save some cash and go to New Jersey. Devils tickets me with god-like eyes they should keep them there. "Success" and The Temptations' still Diner is open 24 hours and the from their are available, the Tic-Toe omnipresent positions The first cut as well as the first "Ball of Confusion," while it is natives there have interesting accents too. on all four bedroom walls — the single off of Thank You is Duran's important that the band brings its next I am sitting at my computer, version of "White Lines." This own nuances into the songs, that 100 miles away from those walls song has more energy than any should not constitute making all that are now decorated only with Aries: Although you are not going anywhere for spring break, other on the album, perhaps the songs sound alike. For all the cream colored paint trying to look the side. will not get sunburn and later skin because it employs the talents of flaws, minor and major, on this on bright You think of the most clever ways to cancer. will all the releases in the video original artists Grandmaster album there is none greater than You have access to new stab niy early teenage idols in the Flash and Mele Mel. True to the the fifth track. In an embarrassing store. Instead of staying in a €eedy hotel with large insects for back. Plus, original, but containing a little of attempt to pay homage to one roommates, you can enjoy the comforts of home. as an Unfortunately for my con- their own flavor, Duran has a rap's most important groups added bonus, you will not have to fight off the advances of a science, Thank You, Duran heavy rotation hit on their hands Duran offers a cover of Public biker named Thor who will want to take you ballroom dancing. Duran's latest musical ensemble with "White Lines," but the Enemy's "911 is a Joke." The of 11 cover tunes is set to arrive future of this disc is still more miserable result of this attempt in stores on April 4. After the than a little shaky. sounds like a slowed down version extremely mild success of Big As seems more their speed these of the original done on a home Taurus: This is a week for some drastic change. Grab your Thing in 1988 and the disasterous days, Duran does best when karaoke machine. There are two best friends and your cheesiest mix tape and take release Liberty in a road trip 1990, 1993's covering slower, more ballad-like different stories from the Duran Duran down South. Stop at South of the Border and take silly pictures Duran (The Wedding tunes. Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" camp concerning the decision to with fiberglass donkeys. Beware of the "dutch-oven" effect that Album) could very well have and Led Zeppelin's "Thank You" cover "911," one states that may erupt in a crowded car after eating too many bean burritos. saved this '80s phenoms' career. are done so well and with such bassist John Taylor wanted to The first two saccharine releases authenticity of voice and instru- "show the PE dream team some from that album, "Ordinary mentation that they come off appreciation." The other claims World" and "Come Undone," sounding like Duran originals. that "John chose '911 is a Joke' Gemini: Just as you are settling down in your cozy coach seat pushed Duran back into the lime- en route With his buttery British bass, lead because it made him laugh to to sunny Jamaica, your worst air travel nightmare comes light, resurrecting their haggard true. Seated directly vocalist, Simon LeBon, is able to think of how many people it would behind you is Villanovan Associate Editor fan following. would One think bring a new sultriness to Elvis piss off." Suffice to say that they Todd Leskanic. Less than half an hour into the flight, he will that following a near death expe- Costello's "Watching the Detec- will succeed in only one of these break out the bongos and start singing "Tropical Heatwave" rience, such as Duran has had tives." However, this does leave endeavors. in falsetto. Do not attempt to interrupt him. This will only result in his screaming "I'm gonna throw you in a dumpster" at the top of his lungs for the rest of the trip. Eat your peanuts and 'Just Cause' to see suck it up. Cancer: Lions and tigers and bears. . . oh my. The safari vacation you planned is just not turning out as hoped. Maybe it had to iiewfilm do with the fact a hippo mistook your snoring as a mating call. Grab the nearest flight home and convince yourself those voices in your head are not screaming By ELAINE PAOLONI types that accompany the close- get the accused off the hook. The "Marcia, it's always Marcia, Marcia, Marcia." Senior Reporter minded nature of small towns outsider's visit is not well abound here and serve as a basis received. for the movie. Earle suggests that he knows The show opens with Bobby who really killed the 11-year-old Leo: For your spring break trip you decide to forego your annual Earle (Blair Underwood) being girl. He informs Armstrong that pilgrimage to Graceland and search for the Entertainment taken in by the police. He is the culprit is right there in the Editors. They, however, are always one step ahead of you. You accused of raping and murdering same jail, convicted for many keep finding yourself either stuck in the Candyland swamp or an 11-year-old girl. He supposedly other similar crimes. The lawyer with Features editors Melissa and Regina. What gods are against threw her into alligator-infested uses this lead and speaks to Blair you? Luckily, Mighty Mouse comes to save the day and you find waters to insure that no one Sullivan (Ed Harris), who tells the goddesses you are seeking in a car singing "Girlfriend in would ever find her body. Well, him where the murder weapon is, a Coma" at the top of their lungs as they cruise to nowhere. they did and she was a little girl without actually confessing to the who was quite respected and crime. Here is where the plot gets admired by the entire town. Pin- a bit involved and to describe it Virgo: Do ning the blame on Earle right anymore would probably give whatever the hell you want — we could care less. ) ' Just do not away provided the town with away the ending. In short, a quest show us any pictures when you get back. some satisfaction. After being for the "real" murderer ensues. beaten by one cop, Tanny Brown The action comes to a head in (Laurence Fishburne) forces a those alligator-infested Ever- Libra: You notice when you get home from confession out of him by playing glades once again. After the truth your spring break trip your favorite fuzzy bunny slippers are missing. Russian roulette. Scared for his comes out in the case, the psycho Later that day a news flash mterrupts your favorite life, Earle confesses on tape. killer kidnaps Loony Tunes episode. This Laurie and Katie in he FBI 1 has just apprehended a serial killer wearing t^e&^m^^ is all the court needs to hear in pursuit of some kind of revenge. bunny slippers. They apparently drove him on order to convict him for eight Armstrong and Brown, who were a killing rampage^ - well that and the voice of Satan. years and send him to death row. enemies up until this point, join Earle sends his grandmother to forces in hopes of saving Arm- Massachusetts to find lawprofes- strong's family and putting the happens when Holly- sor Paul Armstrong (Sean Con- real criminal behind bars. What P^*"*^"* ^*^^"^« »^ ^i>^ off the ^J?!?' h' ^f^ilf *^A^ ?^ PJoP eastern wood crosses "The Silence nery). She hands Armstrong a Sean Connery puts on an incred- ^^'•^^ 1^ you should Still head of the Lambs" with "Cape Fear?" letter, written by her grandson, ible performance, on S^Jndown toJn'pi'^-H^V'"l!''Flonda for r as usual. Fish- break - ust to be sure to bring vour The new release, life "Just Cause," that explains his story and bume, likewise, plays his role jacket and 8x10 glossy of Gain McCloud. starring Sean Connery and Lau- requests some help. Not having rather well. The only comment is rence Fishbume, will demonstrate practiced law for 25 years, he first not on the acting, but rather the this to viewers nicely. This thriller refuses. However, after some casting of the film. Although and suspense mystery will keep persuasion by his wife Laurie every character does an excellent audiences guessing and is the type (Kate Capshaw), who is also a job (There is a side of Ed Harris '^^^ ^° '^^^' ^^' st""t flying days ^"T^Crias I he Crasher.J^r .^""'^'t While m the midst of of movie that needs to be seen lawyer, he changes his mind and whiqh we all should see!), the a tricky maneuver more than once to be fully com- accepts the challenge. He, his wife characters do not seem completely our^f7owh"ere^out ot nowhere t Your pilot is also an old prehendible. The plot takes a and their young daughter Katie go compatible. Perhaps it is the war veteran Uron couple twists, so stay on the ball. Florida ""' ^^^^^^ '"^^ ''^ Baron'hro^S to where Laurie is origi- James Bond-tuijied-Perry Mason hTs^ies YoTnt^^^^^^^ ^''T'- Things are not always as they nally from. idea of Connery that just does not seem. Once in the town of Okachobee, convert well. Do not let this stop The story begins in a small Armstrong makes many quick you from seeing "Just Cause," Florida community called Oka- enemies. This case was a severe however. This movie will stimu- chobee, in the heart of Everglade tragedy for the town and is con- late one's mind and possibly even is rather shoddy country. The area sidered taboo by its citizens. Along surprise. Finally, a . movie this ^tryori&A7^ '^°^^ h*^s the coast and you in appearance, possessing a trailer comes this "Yankee," eight years year that can be soundly recom- wVvourSv vftfI'^*" '"r park-like quality. All of the stereo- later, trying to dig lip evidence and mended. Thank you Hollywood. . February 24. 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 29 Paoe 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • Ftbruary 24. 1995 i mm 1842 VILIANOVA UNIVERSITY SUMMER 1995 STUDY PRQQRAMfl ABROAD VILLAIWVA iniIVn«ITT-BIM ZEIT UMTVKMTTY Sll JUm 29 - AUGUST 20. 1995 TiM ••v«n-w««k auHMr prograa in Jarusalaa and Blr S*lt focua«s on Arabic and Palaatlnian Studies In tttm old city of Jarusalaa and at tlia Blr Zalt Univaraity Intamatlonal Siunar School In Blr Salt. Tha prograa iMqlns with a tan-day Oriantation to Jaruaalaa (old and naw) Includlnq tours to Bathlahaa, the Jordan Valley, tha Galilee and Tel Aviv. Following the Orientation, the students enroll in the six- week acadeaic prograa at Bir Zait University. PROGRAM Students aay choose one language course and one of tha Palestinian Studies' courses for 8 or 9 Vlllanova University undergraduate credits; otherwise, students aay take up to three (3) courses in Palestinian Studies for 9 credits. No previous course preparation is needed to enroll In the Basic Arabic or any of the courses in Palestinian Studies. o Intensive Basic Arabic o o o o o o liOCATION During the Orientation, students stay in a Jerusalea hotel for five days, and then take a field trip for five days to the Jordan Valley, Galilee, the coast and Negev before returning to Jerusalea. Following the Orientation, the students are housed for six weeks at Bir Kelt University's residence halls in Blr Zeit or Raaallah. HOUSING AND MEALS Students receive rooa and breakfast at the hotels during the 10-day Orientation and tour, and rooa and full board (three seals daily) at Blr Zeit during the six-week Susaer Prograa. PROGRAM COSTS The coaprehenslve fee for the seven-week prograa is $2,950 which includes the tuition, all transfers, rooa, aost aeals, orientation prograa tours, and fees. It does not Include the transatlantic roundtrlp ticket, books, insurance, personal expenses or optional travel For additional inforsatlon, ailalssion raquireeanta and application atarlala, please contact Dr. Thoaaa H. Ricks, Diractor Intamatlonal studies, SAC Rooe 420, Bxt. 6412. ' •^'*—» - » -wt^^lUAMf 'I'l'ifitr 'imlrfirffTi February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 Page 30 » THE VILLANOVAN • February 24, 1995 The Villanovan's twice Explosive Ice Cats embarrass Wentworth Athletes of the Week 'Nova's Stattenfield showcase of offensive life. 'Nova exploded offensively, Wentworth scoreless through the was on a power play. By JOHN GAGLIANO talent which was highlighted by goal of this game Staff Reporter scoring as many goals in the period. added his only the Stattenfield's 13 points through period as they had scored in the In the final period of play, in the second period, scoring resulting in a row the two games, in his past two games. Wentworth mounted a token second shorthanded goal Michele of the •selection as the ECAC player of The performance of Ryan Stat- Ryan Stattenfield sparked the comeback attempt, scoring three for the Cats. By the end scoreboard the week. However, several other tenfield and the Villanova ice inferno with the first goal, then goals against the Cats defense. second period, the Thornton 'Nova players contributed significantly hockey team this past weekend assisted Keith Curran on the The 11-3 final score was satisfying showed a clear picture of 7-1. to the Cats' offensive effort. Chris Thornton captures can be summed up in one word: second. He scored the next two to the Ice Cats, who have been left dominance with a score of game Paquette came up with seven incredible! himself, posting a hat trick. But disappointed all too often in recent The final period of the the award for the second again points, including the hat trick on The Ice Cats traveled to Boston that was hardly the end of his weeks. showed Wentworth once consecutive Friday night. Jon Hughes earned week after to take on ECAC opponent Went- night. Stattenfield assisted the The second game was played on trying desperately to catch up. the nine points with two goals and she brought the Cats worth College and they thorough- next score as well, this time a Saturday, Feb. 18. 'Nova exploded They scored two goals in offen- Harry Himes dished out five ly embarrassed their opponents power play goal by Chris Paquette. at the start, racking up four points third, their most impressive back from an 18-point r How- assists for the weekend. on their home ice twice in the span By the time the final buzzer had in the first period, while goalie sive showing of the night. deficit against George- This weekend marks the end of of 24 hours. The Cats outshot sounded, Stattenfjeld had scored Mike Wurtele kept Wentworth ever, the Cats would not be denied the Villanova ice hockey season town. During one their opponent 131-52 through four goals and di^ii^ out five scoreless. Chris Paquette had two a victory and they slammed the and is your last chance of the year stretch, both games, and outscored them assists. The offense ^he first four goals, with Steve lid back down on their opponents. she scored 18 of final to come to the Ice Line Arena in 21-6. Stattenfield, the Cats leading with Stattenfield, th( ;lein and Jon Hughes adding Cari St. Pierre began 'Nova's 'Nova's 21 points. Chester, Pa., to see the Ice scorer, came up with five goals Paquette scored one more time )ne each. In the second period, push with the Cats' first goal of West play. They will be taking on and eight assists on the weekend the second period and recorded Yacy Moors scored on an assist the period. Keith Curran and Cats Wesleyan College in two games, and has been selected as the short handed goal in the third for form Brian Ralston and Brian Jamie Shoup each contributed a one tonight and the final game of ECAC player of the week. a second 'Nova hat trick. Other Gubbins fired a shot past the goal to the winning effort. Eric Eberz the season tomorrow afternoon. The first game of the weekend scoring in the second period came opposing goalie while Wentworth This weekend was an incredible took place on Friday night, Feb. from Brian Ralston, assisted by Eberz scored 20 points 17. Both teams were flat at the Tony Piazza and Steve Cusato. in teh first half against start of the game and the first Jonathan Hughes also scored in Penn on 8-of-9 shooting. period came and went with no the second, assisted by Harry A verage Joe on college hoops He finished with ca- scoring. In the second period, Himes and Stattenfield. In addi- a reer-high however, the Cats were jolted to tion, goalie Dan Nadeau held By JOSEPH TUITE Lappas? He was hit with a tech- There is only one player I enjoy 25 points. Kerry Kittles: Staff Columnist nical foul in both the UConn and watching more than Georgetown games. I don't recall Iowa State Cyclone, Fred Hoiberg. I've never been one to believe in Coach Lappas getting two techni- This guy is as good as anyone in yet he looks like he Women's track a "good loss," but if there ever was cals in the two and a half years the country, one, it was last Monday night at he's been here, never mind two should still be in grade school. (Continued from page 36) his team and how it handled this Georgetown. I'm one who takes straight games. But then again I I love Dick Vitale and I'm a and Robinson also competed in the meet in which just about everyone losses very hard, yet I can honestly don't remember the last time tremendous fan of his, but he Sagarin's Computer Ranking for 4x800 relay with Woodward and raced in two or three events. The say that I wasn't angry about the Villanova was 20-6 and had a jumps on and off of bandwagons Men's sophomore Allison Pojanowski, one problem that has been preval- Cats' loss to the Hoyas. You could chance to make some serious noise faster than the No. 1 ranked teams Basketball completing the race in 9:00.84. ent in the past, depth, is what kept see this one coming from a mile in March. lose. He was all over the Villanova There were plenty of other the team from winning its tenth away. Does anyone know who the No. Express until Georgetown went 7. Connecticut strong performances at the Car- Big East title in the 13 years of 16 team in the country is this up 11-0. Then when the Cats 10. VILLANOVA The Cats played their best game rier Dome to note last weekend. the conference's existence. week? Well I'll tell you. Mississippi looked as though they were going 19. Syracuse of the year on Saturday and in the Robinson turned in a fourth place "Our team lacks depth," said St.! Let me be the first to tell you to make a second half run, he was 54. Georgetown process whipped the No. 1 team finish in the 800 meters with a Marshall. "We've been lacking that this team is the real deal. The back on. Then he was back off 67. Seton Hall in the nation. They then came personal best time of 2:12.22. In depth through the cross country Bulldogs are a very experienced again. But hey, that's Vitale. 78. Providence back to campus for a day, ran the pentathlon, sophomore Melan- season [and] we're still lacking team that won 18 games last year, Besides, no one has done more for 90. St. John's through a practice and then went ie Sklepko took sixth place, but depth through the indoor season." but were snubbed from the NCAA college basketball in the past to Georgetown and played a hung- had an impressive overall score of But considering the high level tournament. That will not happen decade than he has. ry Hoya team that needed a win 3.495 points. In the 400 meter of competition the Cats were up this year. I find this team very Don't look for UCLA to fold this to solidify a spot in the tourney. dash, sophomore Kesha Walley against, they fared pretty well. comparable to the Florida team of year like it usually does in the All in 48 hours! finished seventh in 56.56, and "That's the way this type of a year ago that went to the Final tournament. Previous Bruin SPRING BREAK! freshman Jen Pastore finished meet goes," said Marshall, "the The Cats were tired and you Four. They have very gifted teams had selfish scorers like Don Quarantaed low—t pile— In USA eighth in the shot put with a toss quality [of competition] is so could tell. The only thing the guards who can shoot the three McLean and Tracy Murray. This I points the .^ Jamaica of 39 feet, 3 inches. high. . . and the definite we Georgetown loss did was make the and they are extremely big and year the Bruins have best pure In the overall team totals, counted on we didn't get." Penn game more important. If the strong on the front line. Don't be point guard in the country in Tyus Georgetown took the victory with Hopefully, points will come as Cats beat Penn, everyone will surprised if the Bulldogs go as far Edney. They have team oriented 95 points, as 'Nova finished second competition gets even tougher. Up forget about Monday's loss. How- as Florida did a year ago. stars in the O'Bannon brothers. with 80.5 points, just nipping next for the Cats are the ECAC ever, a second Big Five loss this The Average Joe's First-team And they have freshman stan- Pittsburgh, which had 79 points. championships on March 4-5, and season only hurts our seeding in AU-Americans — Damon Stou- douts like Toby Bailey and J.R. Last year's champions, Seton the following weekend it's off to the tournament. damire, Shawn Respert, Joe Henderson, who are playing big LSAT* MCAT Hall, finished in fourth place. the RCA Dome in Indianapolis for Is there anyone more fired up Smith, Jerry Stackhouse and off the bench. This Bruin team is SpacM group AtM & Ft— Traval Overall, Marshall was proud of the NCAA Championships. for the stretch run than Steve Rasheed Wallace. a bona fide title contender Sun Splash Tours. If you took oday, tiQiir waOiA you score? "V RETAIL + 1-800^26-7710 efindeirt. Connecticut Huskies Competition f (Continued from page 36) Perhaps more importantly, Willi- no closer. The Cats would not be ams looked poised in taking charge puter ana|phl ef yeil^ denied on this day. of the offense Night Club and Sports Bar as he repeatedly rengths andi the best sumni iiwMtoeti im Thanks to the superb floor made good, quick decisions under leadership by point guard Alvin constant pressure. TONIGHT Williams (eight assists, one tur- les from KafUfm tMdIefi 'Nova received a huge boost off LOVE SEED nover) and the marksmanship of sliore jobs is the bench from Ron Wilson. The Ip you ace tlie NMrt eilMi. Eberz (7-9 3-point FG), the Cats MAMA JUMP senior co-captain played 20 solid quickly countered the UConn minutes in collecting six boards challenge and extended their lead out and two blocks. More importantly SATURDAY. FEB. 26 on th||«0irt4!raet to 14. On one sequence, Williams HEATING UP! than his numbers, however, were blew past a Husky defender at the leadership and attitude Wilson RHYTHM AND free opportmH^ midcourt with a behind-the-back brought with him onto the court. dribble, drove to the basket, and BLUEFISH Wilson aggressively attacked l-800-KAP%EST then kicked it out to Eberz for a UConn at both ends of the floor wide open three-pointer. For the and enabled Lappas to keep size THURSDAY, MARCH 2 todayl game, Eberz drilled seven of nine on the court when frontcourt men Cape Tear after year, threes and collected 23 points, FEAR OF FLYING Jason Lawson (11 points) and while earning the nickname "the the best summer jobs Chuck Kornegay (nine rebounds) Assassin" from elated Coach Ventnor at the Jersey Shore are with got into foul trouble. FRIDAY, 3 Steve Lappas after the contest. MARCH Williams played 2 Great Bands Wawa Food Markets. And now, maybe even while the best overall The Cats closed the game with game of his career. He successfully Ocean City you're home on Spring Break, is a great time to line an impressive 22-7 run over the FUZZY BUNNY handled the tenacious pressure final seven minutes. You could up your dream job for this summer. With a variety of applied by the Huskies, SLIPPERS and particu- finally see the elation in Lappas' Stone Harbor larly on the Cats' locations and flexible scheduling, finding something ever-tense face with 1:36 to go when the SPLIT DECISION inbounds plays. The sophomore to accommodate your needs should be a breeze. excitable coach started clapping Hlanova! We also blocked two shots, scored Avalon 12 fiercely as his team killed the have openings at many shore locations. points and grabbed four rebounds clock, and with it, the spirit of the COMING SOON: and several other loose balls. UConn faithful who remained. Strange At Angels Briganti If you're in the area, stop in and apply to the Store Manager at the location of your choice. Mr. Greengenes ' f Wildwoo Or call right now for more information: Bonehead Congratulations to Hockey's Ryan Stanttenfield St. Potty's — Love Seed who was Margate named ECAC Player of the Week for 1-800-607-WAWA Lancoitef Ave.. Wayne. PA his 13 points this past weekertd. 625 W. KAPLAN Sea Isle Equal opportunity employer 688-2900 ./I j.w!!i' February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 33 Pay 32 • THE VILLANOVAN • Ftbruary 24, 1995 Intramural Update Big East Week in Review —Basketball Standings MEN'S MEN'S A LEAGUE B LEAGUE Division 1 Division 1 Grumpy Old Men 3-0 Neon Lightning Fightin' Fabs 2-1 Stanky Phat Phi Sig I 21 Respectable Foes Beachwood Aged 2-2 The Couch Smurfs n 2-2 The Chuck Wagon Divine Revelation 0-3 SAE 203 Division 2 Fab Frosh 3-0 Division 2 Fabulous Five 3-0 Alcoholics Anonymous LXA 3-1 D. Fire Baknaffek 2-1 The Mob Phi Sig n 1-2 Stick It Londaon A's 0-4 SPUD Mac-D's 0-4 The Dungeon 7 1/2 WG's Division 3 Division 3 Pi Kapps A Team 5-0 Duck Butler No Contest 4-0 Ta-Dow Shooters 3-1 Killical Killerz TKO 2-2 Back in the Hole Julius 1-2 My Mom Says We're Good Sigma Pi 1-2 "Q" Clue Windex Men 1-3 Sig Ep Wanna Bee's APD 0-5 Division 4 Thugs 4-0 Division 4 Dirty Bushels 4-0 Ode to Ball 3-1 The Beavers 2-2 The Keg House 2-3 Sig Ep Aces 1-3 Lethal Weapon Five 1-3 Sigma Nu 0-5 Pag» 34 • THE VILLANOVAN • February 24. 1995 February 24, 1995 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 35 Wolfman's Views from the Cheap Seats with Makrkese Watkins (6-8, St. paid nearly $100 Improvement in paint puts some of whom By JONATHAN PASSMAN Eberz three that knocked ott the Williams made what I thought Flenorl began to Louis), Diante (6-7, Mil- Staff Columnist Huskies at duPont last year. Then was his greatest play in his a ticket on the street, The waukee, Wis. Wis.), Larry Richard- again, fans obviously have depart at the 3:47 mark. UConn greatest game to date. During one Park, Fla.) started the son (6-8, Orange and With apologies to John Belushi some attention deficit disorder, of Villanova's runs midway Villanova faithful Ledarion Jones (6-6, Bartow, Fla.), Lawson among top centers "overrated" chant, and Justin Kestner: "I've run a lot considering that they were selling through the second half, Williams obligatory faithful in addition to Archbishop Carroll of miles, and I've downed a lot "Donyell Who?" shirts outside pseudo- while the UConn of was in front on a center Rafael Bigus. Roman '^ with "&#@ you. donuts. . . little chocolate Gampel before the game. responded donuts." breakaway, but two UConn big center Lari Ketner By MARK SPOONAUER gressed quite rapidly. This season, with added confidence and rest in editors of this Catholic has In fact, I haven't run a lot of Ron Wilson also had a mon- men lingered in the lane. Once Nova." And the Sports Editor Jason is averaging 12.4 Villanova off his list. points per recent contests is the return of Villanova fans are removed miles per se, but I sure have driven strous game, recording six upon a time, Williams probably paper think Why has Jason Lawson been game, better than a two point senior Ron wilson. There is concern that Bigus a lot of miles this season. Trips rebounds and two tremendous would have forced the matter, and classless. . . jeesh! touted as the most improved improvement from last year. At may take his game to Europe "[Wilson] coming I to back has Seton Hall and Georgetown are blocks in 20 valuable minutes, the shot would have been blocked player in the Big East? It is the root of this scoring surge is because of difficulty with the added depth to our rotation and I: now a drop in the outing in Regardless, it was enough to bucket compared marking his longest or lost out of bounds. Instead, he because that the 6-foot- 11 sopho- not only Lawson 's ability to get our the English section of the SAT. Lap- frontcourt," Jason said. "He to adventures at Chapel Hill and what seemed like an eternity. threw a no-look, behind the back bring tears of joy to my eyes, more from Philadelphia has to the line, but, more importantly, pas has been noncommittal on his comes in and plays valuable Gainesville. Some trips have been Wilson's spirit and defense was for wide-open first tears of joy I've had since improved all the what pass to Eberz a major aspects of he has done at the line. minutes. He shot one weeklV radio show regarding gives us a spell, a better than others... depending definitely needed. Wilson's return, three. It was that play, in my Eberz hit that majestic his game. "I get the ball in the post and whether Villanova is committed break, so to speak." on the weather, entertainment, combined with the emergence of mind, which buried the Huskies' year earlier to beat the Huskies. How has this metamorphosis the only way the team sometimes to signing two players. The second In order company or obviously the game Zeffy Penn, makes Villanova look hopes and perfectly demonstrated come about? Hard work. can stop you is to foul you," said to help his team down ^ scholarship was made available the stretch, itself. like a deep team. how well Williams has filled in for "This summer I was working Jason. "They try their luck with Lawson said that he for next year after Arthur Quar- 'I- I have never, in ^1 my trips, Jonathan Haynes. RECRUITING NOTES: Accord- out a lot, shooting the ball, work- you at the line." has to be in the game during those issue of Big East terman left school at the beginning final minutes. In whether to the Iron City, the City It was a beautiful thing when ing to the Feb. 18 ing hard," Lawson said. Well, thus far it seems that other words, involved of this semester. Jason that Never Sleeps or the City of the first wave of UConn fans, Briefs, Villanova is now On the defensive end, Jason's Lawson has been far more lucky has to stay out of foul Brotherly Love, seen Villanova pre-season work-ethic has carried than his opponents. Jason current- trouble, which is something no one execute as well as they did at over into regular season play, ly ranks No. 12 in free throw can help him with. Storrs, since that game was far helping him to emerge as one of percentage in the Big East. But, "I have to be more aware of more entertaining to watch as Husky the Big East's premiere rebound- is it luck? No, because a Scope's spotlight on: Lawson what I can and can't get away Villanova student than the Geor- ers and shot-blockers. Currently, knew that if other teams planned with on the court," said Lawsort. getown debacle that followed Lawson is the Conference's to send him to the charity stripe, "I have to make a conscious effort shortly after, I will choose to Lobe twelfth leading rebounder and is he would have to make them pay. before the game, during the game, concentrate superstar Rebecca second in blocked on the win over the shots. Jason's To do that, Lawson had to practice not to get the cheap, stupid fouls. sheer Huskies, lest we forget it after the strength, coupled with an in the off-season. I want to be a part of whatever By ALEX SCOFIELD the Big East, averaging 17.2. much as it might have with a Hoya loss. ever-intensifying relentless pur- "I was shooting foul shots all is going to happen at the end of Senior Reporter Going into the final week of weaker supporting cast. First off, to borrow a cliche, it suit, has won him a number of summer," Jason said. the game." regular-season play, it is unlikely Still, this program is highly was a team effort, Kerry's 37 rebounds. Admittedly, Lawson 's prowess One week after the Villanova that Lobo will reach last year's indebted to Lobo, who has been What will keep Lawson going points not withstanding. Eric Lawson 's success as a shot- in the paint can be traced to men's basketball team up-ended average of 19.2 ppg. Her rebound- its pivotal player since her first as the Cats' head into the Big East Eberz, now the "Assassin" rather TCotn Vie blocker, however, cannot be at- sources other than himself, name- No. 1 Connecticut, 'Nova's wom- ing numbers have also fallen from in a UConn uniform. As tournament is perhaps the one than the "Ice Man," was 7-of-9 moment tributed merely to his intimidat- ly Chuck Kornegay. Since his en's squad has the chance to 11.2 rpg last year to 10.3 rpg this freshman, she won the Big East aspect of his game that will never from the behind the arc, causing a ing presence. Specifically, Jason's debut versus Richmond Dec. 22, perform a virtually identical feat. season, second among Big East award in all require improvement — emotion. the UConn student faithful to Rookie of the Week proficiency in this area depends Chuck's presence has alleviated If lightning strikes twice, it will players. season. Her shriek every time another shot but two weeks of the upon not only timing, but a some of the pressure thrust upon "It is a really big part of my occur this Monday, Feb. 27, when However, Lobo is not a player common- flowed through the net. All the dominance has become certain amount of risk taking. Jason who was, for a time, the game, because I thrive off emotion, the Lady Huskies of UConn thund- who concerns herself with since. Last students could ask at the local place in the three years "[Shotblocking is] all timing Cats lone big man. being intense, playing my hard- er into duPont Pavilion to take on numbers. She is known as one of usual, as watering holes that evening was, Still, the player of the game in week it was business as with me," Jason said. "I like to "He brings to the team a phys- est," Jason said. the Wildcats. the most selfless players in the her second "Who is the Zubaz guy?" Funny my mind was Alvin Williams. Lobo was awarded P^^iy defense and sometimes I go ical presence down low, another Sophomorec^^k^..^..^ center«««*^- JasonII 1- L . With a healthy combination of upset over the No. 1 UConn conference, often Lawson has been a key component to how forgetful those UConn fans Short of his game winner against An serving up consecutive Big East Player of the for fhf» 1 f«i mmmmmmmm I' P»ge 36 • THE VILLANOVAN • F»bniary 24, 1995 « P o R T S Eberz erases Penn with career high DuPont quakes with return off Haynes, Eberz scores 25, Lawson adds 20 By JOE PATTERSON Sophomore Alvin Williams Sports Editor (eight points) directed traffic for most of the game, dishing out five i The Penn Quakers came to assists with only one turnover. duPont with an upset as their Unfortunately, he had no assists goal, but they left duPont a couple in the entire second half. In fact, hours later on the sour end of an 'Nova seemed to struggle in the exciting 78-74 shootout. second half as the team only 'Nova (20-6) outlasted the Uni- scored two points before the first versity of Pennsylvania (17-5) television timeout. Those two courtesy of the dynamic inside- points came on a transition dunk outside duo of Jason Lawson and by Chuck Kornegay (10 pts., 10 Eric Eberz. The 6-foot- 11 Lawson reb.) after Eberz rejected a Scott (20 points) took advantage of a Kegler jump shot. Eberz had been small Penn team that had no engaged in a heated exchange starter taller than 6-foot-7, while with Kegler just seconds before he the sharp-shooting Eberz hit on 8- swatted Kegler's attempt. of-9 first half shots en route to a The temporary euphoria of the team-leading 25 points. play died down as Jerome Allen "Everyone is talking about who brought the Quakers within one the best team in the city is," said point on an acrobatic alley-oop Eberz. "I think we all got up to dunk a few possessions later. play the game." Villanova appeared to regain The entire team came out control of the game and took a strong in the first half, but it was seemingly insurmountable 71-61 primarily Eberz and Lawson that lead after Williams nailed a pull- did the damage offensively. In less up jumper as the shot clock than six minutes, Eberz had expired. The Cats faltered, already scored 13 points. The two though, and Penn jumped on the players combined for 37 of the opportunity to stage a comeback. teams 50 first half points. They In fact, the Quakers had again cut went 14-of-18 in the period, pacing the 'Nova lead to one, this time 'Nova to an imposing 63 percent on Matt Maloney's sixth three- shooting from the floor. pointer, before Eberz nailed con- "They were all over Kerry secutive foul shots with eleven [Kittles]," said Eberz. "Kerry kept seconds remaining to put the Cats setting screens for me and I was up 77-74. just open and I just shot the ball." "I just took my time to get up The celebrated Kittles was there and knock them out," said quiet all game and scored just five Eberz (Continued on page 32) points, his lowest total since Penn shut him out in his freshman year. He uncharacteristically got into foul trouble early in the Men's second half, but managed to finish second on the team with six rebounds. "It's unbelievable," said Head Coach Steve Lappas when asked about the team's victory in spite of the low scoring output by its t star player. "I think that shows something about what our bench II did tonight." Indeed, junior Roscoe Harris, i» who ended a six game scoring drought by nailing two crucial three-pointers down the stretch, gave the Cats* their necessary cushion. Also, for the first time in six in PHOTO BY AMY DRAKE games, senior Jonathan Haynes suited up. He entered the Sophomore Chuck Komegay puts the exclamation point on a thrilling Villanova victory over Penn. game with just over 10 minutes The victory was the Cats' 20th of the season. remaining in the first half to a if : loud ovation. He finished with just four points and two assists in eleven minutes of play, but his Women take 2nd in Big East appearance gave 'Nova an emo- tional lift and singlehandedly PETER McDONOUGH Rhines' teammate, senior Becky relay. By created a more optimistic outlook Reporter Spies, was at her heels in the The distance medley relay team Staff for the remaining games. 3,000, finishing in third at 9:37.38. finished in a time of 11:24.03, and "We didn't know until 5:30 Expectations were high last The Rhodes Scholar was able to was comprised of junior Stacy tonight that he was going to be weekend as the women's track capture a victory of her own in Robinson, sophomore Kesha Wal- able to suit up tonight," said team ventured deep into the the 1,000 meters with a time of ley, Sullivan and Spies. Sullivan Lappas. « boondocks of New York for the Big 2:48.56. (Continued on page 30) East Championships in Syracuse. Senior Tosha Woodward auto- John Marshall and his harriers matically qualified for the NCAA's may have liked to do better, but in the 800 meters, taking first the two-day meet was an overall place in 2:07.03. Also running in success as the Cats captured six the 500 meters the same day. individual titles on the way to a Woodward only managed a sixth second place team finish. place finish. In Woodward's case, 'Nova's top runners all ran in fatigue did set in, simply because at least two events, which did not for the 800 and 500 meter events, necessarily make fatigue a factor preliminary races are run on it for all the runners, but it does turn Saturday while the finals are held some of the second day races into on Sunday. This means that by 1 more strategic ones, during which the time Woodward took her mark times are often slower. for the 500 final, she had already As usual, junior Jen Rhines was run three races at the meet. up to her winning ways, success- 'Nova had one other individual fully defending her title in the 5,000 meters in a time of 16:07.40. She was not able to do the same in the 3,000 meters, however, coming in second (9:31.78) to Providence's Amy Rudolph. $ .