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San Francisco FOGHORN The Football Drop . P2 Ehrlich Coming p4 San Francisco S. F. Arena . p8 FOGHORN Macbeth p9 VOL. 66, NO. 15 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO «o 151 FEBRUARY 11, 1972 USF 100,000 Football 0 A Final End to Losing Seasons Football Discontinued Speculation Surrounds Decision USF President Fr. Albert Cost of Football — WVio Knows? feat. Last Fall's 0-10 mark the efforts of Tringali in his Jonsen's statement that brought the winless streak statement Saturday. Despite football would be discon­ Administration Athletic Dept. to 22 games. In 1970, USF a low ceiling on team schol­ tinued at the university has 19 Scholarships . (37,136 13 Scholarships .... $22,000 was decimated with injuries. arships, he had successfully resulted in a great deal of Insurinca 1 5,000 Insurant* 15,000 Last year, it was a case of attracted grid talent to speculation as to the "real" 30,000 mistakes in crucial situa­ USF, Jonsen said. motivations behind the de­ Salaries 14,628 tions that was most crip­ He also assured that those cision. players presently playing $95,334 $67,000 pling. According to Jonsen and Jonsen pointed out that under a scholarship would the Board of Trustees, the Savings to USF (first y<tar) when those values "inher­ retain their status. move is solely economical. Insurance $15,000 ent in football are no long­ The announcement ends The board voted February Expanses 18,000 er attainable in the eco­ a total of 33 years of foot­ 5 to axe the program by a nomic sense, they must give ball at the Jesuit institu­ vote of 13-1 with three Savirxji $95,334 Savad $33,000 $33,000 way to other values of equal tion. It was played from members abstaining. The 22,000 or greater importance to our 1924-1951, discontinued for a number of years, then re­ 13 members felt that, due $11,000 educational mission; values to the state of the univer­ that are within our reach." sumed in 1965. During that sity, it was no longer finan­ The* above figures are Foghorn projections from the information The president announced 33 years, names such as we were able to obtain from the two sources. The administration Jimmy Needles, Lawrence cially possible to continue was unable to provide copies of the Task Force report or the his decision at a press con­ the program. ference last Monday. The "Spud" Lewis, George Mal- Trustee deliberation. In neither case were we able to tee direct ley, Al Tassi, Maurice "Clip­ Figures released by the Une bodgrta room was packed with re­ porters, television cameras, per" Smith, and the incom­ administration conflict, parable Ollie Matson filled however, with figures re­ sion, Jonsen said, "The interested listeners, and based on the findings of a Don football players whose the annals. leased by the USF athletic task force of alumni, fac­ sport as played today re­ department quires certain resources if general response to the an­ Now that the sport is ulty and administrators who nouncement was vocal and again defunct, there will be How much money will ac­ had studied the athletic pic­ it is to be winning football, larger resources than we unmistakably negative. an increased emphasis on tually be saved depends pri­ ture since September. The Although FY. Jonsen the major sports at the uni­ marily on whose statistics task force also did extensive have. And if there is little versity. or no chance to win, it is made repeated mention of you prefer to accept. One research into two other pro­ the "cost of football" and "Basketball and soccer fact is undenyable: Foot­ grams at USF—nursing and neither fair nor wise to play the game." its financial status, no fig­ especially, and baseball, too, ball on the hilltop is a mon­ computer sciences—to de­ ures were specifically cited, are where the emphasis be­ ey-losing operation. termine the feasibility of Since the sixth game of except that $100,000 would longs," Jonsen said. "They The decision to discon­ continuing them. the '69 season, the Dons be saved and $47,000 was are much more likely to tinue the program was In announcing the deci- have experienced only de- allotted for scholarships. help USF wear a happy Vince Tringali, who di­ face, athletically speaking. rected the Dons during their In addition, the intra­ Demos Caucus last three seasons, was not mural program will be ex­ Tony Geraldi Dies surprised at the decision. panded to provide every Tomorrow His contract will be good student with an opportunity through next year. to develop athletic skills. A In California, all Presi­ Jonsen paid tribute to —Continued on Page 4 dential Candidates are re­ Suddenly Jan. 21 quired to hold caucuses for Ever since the first men the irrational and often their supporters in every to inhabit the earth experi­ senseless phenomenon Congressional District on Ehrlich lo Speak Here enced the bitter reality of called life and death. That February 12. These meet­ losing a person close to word is mystery. ings will nominate individ­ them, there has been but A mystery which pres­ uals to serve on each can­ one word that can describe ently occupies that part of didate's slate. Because of the new McGovern propo­ IVffff*«««< us which anxiously ques­ tions the value and purpose sals, delegates on his slate of life is the untimely death must include a substantial Chinese Week of Tony Geraldi on 21 Jan­ representation of minori­ uary. Nothing seems more ties, women, and youth. Arrives senseless and less beauti­ Students now can play a The USF Chinese Club is ful than the frustration of vital role in either choosing sponsoring the fifth annual the enthusiasm, dedication the delegates or becoming Chinese Week. This year and love of a voung man. a delegate themselves. The 4670, the Year of the Rat, Tony Geraldi. senior gov­ only requirement is that the ernment major at USF, died delegate be a voter in the offers as an exciting, fun- Congressional District packed week as ever! Here's after a short illness three weeks ago. Geraldi had en­ where he or she attends the the schedule: caucus. Saturday, Feb. 12— tered the hospital for a sec­ Soccer game—CSUSF vs. ond time within a month Caucuses will be held in shortly after Christmas. Af­ each Congressional District San Jose St. College Chi­ ter an operation to remove at 10 a.m., and any regis­ nese Cultural Club, 11:00 a blood clot in his leg had tered Democrat in that dis­ am at San Jose Spartan apparently been successful, trict is eligible to vote. Lo­ Field. Geraldi soon thereafter died cations of the caucuses are Monday, Feb. 13 through of another blood clot that as follows: FIFTH DIS­ Friday, Feb. 18— had formed in his lung. TRICT: (C o n g. B u r t o n's) Art exhibit featuring Geraldi, 21, had been a Chisolm; Metropolitan Co. prominent artists from political activist both on Church, 150 6th St., S.F.; Chinatown. and off the campus. He had Hartke: Mission H.S., S.F.; Wednesday, Feb. 16— been an ASUSF Senator in Humphrey: Sanchez School, Movies — "Dragon Inn" the 1970-71 session and had S.F.; Jackson: Suite 400, and "Orchids and My run unsuccessfully for the 220 Montana, S.F.; Lindsay: Love," 8:00 in PHDR. $1. ASUSF Presidency last James Lick School, S.F.; spring. He had just been McCarthy: 722 Montgom­ On Sunday, February 20, the University of San Thursday, Feb. 17— elected senator again last ery, S.F.; McGovern: Emer­ Francisco will present a lecture by the population- Movies at 8:00 in H232. November Geraldi had son School, 2725 Califor­ control advocate Dr. Paul Ehrlich of Stanford Uni­ Friday, Feb 18— been equally active in San nia St., S.F; Muskie: Mis­ versity. Chinese Banquet at the Francisco and California sion H.S., S.F.; Yorty: Win­ Sponsored by the Special Events Committee, Dr. Golden Dragon Restau­ politics, and his death came ners Rest.. 2101 Geneva. Khrlirh's lecture entitled "The Over-Population— rant, 816-822 Washington only a few months before S.F. SIXTH DISTRICT: Environment Crisis: Where Do We Go From Here?" St., 7:30 p.m. $5 per he was to take his place as (Cong. Maillard's) Chisolm: will be held at 2:00 p.m. in Phelan Hall. person. a delegate to the Republi­ S.F. Theological Seminary, In great demand as a speaker all over the coun­ Saturday, Feb. 19— can National Convention in San Anselmo; Hartke: St. try, Dr. Ehrlich is a professor of biology and director Soccer game—CSUSF vs. San Diego. Andrew's Church, Marin of Graduate Study for the Department of Biological City College of San Fran­ City; Humphrey: Lafayette "Why" was the unspoken School. S.F.; Jackson: Simp­ Sciences at Stanford University. Specializing in popu­ cisco Chinese Students question asked by hundreds lation biology, he is the author of the controversial, Association, 11:00 a.m. son Rest, 926 Clement, of faces of those who gath­ S.F.; Lindsay: College of best-selling book "The Population Bomb" as well as on Loyola Field. ered at the rosary service over 70 scientific papers concerning this and other For information and tick­ Marin; McCarthy: Marin and the Mass of the Resur­ Memorial Auditorium. Ter­ related subjects. ets to the banquet and mov­ rection offered at St. Ig­ Admission is $1.00 for students (with Student ies, contact Kien Sien (752- ra Linda; McGovern: Edge- natius on 25 January. It water Inn, Corte Madera; Body Card) and $2.00 for general Tickets may be 3258), Lvn Murray (Gill­ was the question posed by purchased at the Special Events Committee office in son 303.
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