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Vol. 56. No. 5 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA, Wildcats Remain Winless PA. Octobers. 1980 By JOE JASEK at their own 8-yard line. Dan Garry Pearson took the ball from Massachusetts led 14^. sachusetts couldn't move on thei Thingi just didn't go as planned Green replaced Pat O'Brien as one yard out for his second touch- On the kickoff, WiUie Sydnor next possessiop, which ended in i last Saturday for the Villanova quarterback, but running back down of the day. Reserve quarter- went 101 yards for a , touchdown, fumble recovery by defensive bac|| 1 I, Greg .j Wildcats. Hie Minutemen of the Bedesem fumbled the pitch. back Dan Psevich entered the one of the few bright spoto VU- i Chris Yurkow. Villan0va took tb Univsrsity of Massachusetts Massachusetts recovered on the game and passed to Gar^ Pearson lanova had all day. ViUanova was ; ball and scrambled 60 yards for Elliott Track Vilkmova 5 and four plays later, for Dedicated downed the Cats, 24-12, at Alumni the two point conversion and on the board but losing 14-6. Mas- I score. RunningHiMck Shawn Pt Field tallying Villanova's third took the pitch from Villanova and especially to Coach man Pi Jenkins carried home two gold more can you do for Villanova spring straight loss against this By BETH WHITE season. "The track is going no wins went in for the so Elliott and the difference they O'Brien and or medals for the United States in Track? This is just the icing season. Homecoming took on a new on to be fast, and you can train really from eight yards out. The C« made in our livea," continued the 1956 Olympics. the cake." meaning for the 22 former well since it doesn't hurt your tried to tie with a two-point coo Delaney. Middle-distance Olympian, Olympiana and other notable Senior Amoe Korir is looking legs. Hiere are going to be some The Minutemen set the tone of version but O'Brien's "He's a very important person pass to Ore Eamonn Coughlan'asks, ^'What forward to the opening of the the Villanova athletes who honored good times nest spring." game right away. Mas- Bedesem fell incomplete. The h« in all of our lives," stated their one4ime track sachusetts took the ball on their coach, James EHream-Miler Marty ended Massachusetts 14,Villan( Liquori, "not l> "Jumbo" Francis Elliott, in own 20 and moved it to the Vil- the so much for what 12. he did as a ., dedication of the ^ lanova 43. Tliis ball control of- new Rubaturf coach, although that was certainly
I track in Villanova Stadium. Ac- fense was only an inkling of what important, but for what he did as a In the third quarter. Gar claimed as T was to materialize later in the "the greatest track man." Pearson ran ten yards for his thir game. Villanova couldn't move so team ever assembled," the Liquori and recent alumnus Don touchdown. The point after toucl they punted. Villanova and Mas- Villanova track alunmi and the Paige agreed that the occasion was down was good and Massachuset sachusetts exchanged fumbles. present track team marched to the "the opportunity of a lifetime," was up 21-12, ending the thir Neither team could mount a suc- Olympic theme with Coach Elliott since the track stars that were quarter. cessful scoring drive. At the end of {during the halftinie presentation. assembled were people whom they the first quarter, there was no Reverend John M. EhriscoU, had read about but never met The fourth period score. was a defei lO.S.A., president of Villanova before. Paige, a 1980 graduate, sive struggle and the last score University, acclaimed Elliott as "a feels that the track will "help the the game on a thirteen play, 42 personification of the Villanova University as a whole, especially In the second quarter, Massa- yard scoring drive capped off by i ideal of a competitor, a leader, a the fans. When I was a runner chusetts started on the Villanova 20-yard field goal attempt fron scholar and a gentleman." Dris- here, none of my student body ever 45 and drove 45 yards for a touch- the Villanova 3. The final score coll also presented Elliott with had a chance to see us run." down. The eight-play drive topped the game-. Massachusetts 24,Vil^ a plaque honoring his ac- The 1.2 million dollar re- off by a two yard run by tailback lanova 12. complishments in his 47 years as novation to the stadium includes I'l w Garry Pearson. Jim MuUins' point IVillanova's head track coach. an eight -lane track surrounding a after touchdown was no good so The Cats take on a tough Bostoo Elliott's achievements include: multi-purpose astroturf field. The Massachusetts led 6-0. Villanova College Eagles team this SaturJ Icoaching 467 individual cham- James Francis Elliott Track will day, September 27. This is Homej Ipions (including 28 Olympic team allow Villanova to once again host On the kickoff, Villanova was coming Weekend and the Juml Imembers) and 51 team champion- home track meets. Already penalized for clipping and started Elliott track will be dedicated. jships. He is also the ,>'' only man to scheduled are the Big East Cham- Quarterback ChivtesQuida Photo Dan Greene skirts two Mlmiteaicn defenders In last week's 24-12 loss. Ihave coached one Olympian in pionships (May 3) and the IC4A8 |every Summer Games since W:' 1948. (May 23 and 24). Ron Delaney, the 1956 gold Charlie Jenkins, a member of ' !f Imedalist in tbe 1500-meter race the Development Council and an id one of I PHILLIES FEVER "Jumbo's rish boys," instrumental force in proposing Ed Geisz Honored explainBil^Hhttlt t' Ck>ach Elliott the stadium renovation ("only brought out the best in each of his because I was continually bringing » inners, idiether it was an it up in the Development Council IS INFECTIOUS lerican record, a world record, II'' meetings"), noted that, "The new }r an Olympic medal. "Being able yilianova track legend Jesibo Elliott and wife Kay display plaqnc that wUI be placed on the new lambo By PATRICK FLYNN As Wildcat Winner track will serve two purposes: it Elliott Track. come back for the dedication of will motivate more kids to come dave coskey photo Right around this time last year, this space was devoted to an J. By PETER RYAN le track lit . just gives us all an op- here and will bring top-level com- examination of the Philadelphia Phillies. Danny Ozark inevitably in his Fast becoming a legend one of many All-Americans on the "For the first week we will be| )rtunity to say thank you to petition to the University." picked up some of the blame. Injuries were mentioned. un- Head An own time, swimming Coach Wildcat squad. working out light with some run- favorable team reaction to the presence of Pete Rose in the area of presented with '*I I", Ed Geisz has been am very thankful to the ning, exercises and water polo/'j overall intensity was perhaps the greatest villain. In short, the "Distinguished Coaches" swimmers for this the award," said commented Geisz. The team haij Coiiege Inaugurates Phillies were simply iosers in every sense of the word. award for his contributions to the Geisz, "they have always given me lost two I. swimmers to graduation! What a difference a year makes. sport. their best and I am proud to be and will be working with, five J. It's hard to pinpoint the reasons for this year's turnaround. The requirements for this honor their coach." freshmen walk-ons. It is too early] Coach.., The Phils h^ve survived some more injuries, periods of in- include winning fifty percent of all On December 1, the Cats will to measure their potential for the consistency and a miserable season by one of the backbones of the meets, having coached for qpen their Alumni dual season at George upcoming season, but the loss of. Award Fete squad, Bob Boone. And as the 1980 season screeches toward a twenty-five years, placing one Washington. I -I the two seniors, Larry Malloy and created Department of Education. ations. "We simply took five of the halt, the By JERRY DOUGHERTY Phils are still battling for the top spot. swimmer in the Olympics and The swimmers, like the basket- Stev© Quindlen, will force the The College of He formerly was the Washington very best nominees," he noted. Maybe it's just the law Liberal Arts and of averages working in the Phils favor. finally, having one national cham- ball team, find themselves current Bureau swimmers tp reach deep Sciences presented Chief for The Phila- The n(Mninations for the awards There's too much talent in those maroons to expect another its first-ever pion. competing in the Big East. within themselves. delphia i "Alumni Medallion Award Dinner Bulletin. O'Rourke grad- were made by faculty members, 'I fourth-place finish. All the breaks that didn't come last year are Villanova will swim against A bright spot for uated from Villanova ,.' the squad will in 1959. O'Malley pointed out. I piling up now. Dance," last Friday evening. Maryland instead of Drexel due to be the return of the entire diving] Rambarger, also a 1959 grad- The awards dinner, held at the All the recipients expressed i Maybe its simply the play of younger players like Lonnie mix-ups in schedules. team. Aronomink Golf uate, is editor of The Journal of their gratitude to Villanova and Smith and Keith Moreland that's made the difference. Club in Newtown the National Archives. Square, marked the first year the the 0)llege of Arts and Sciences More likely, maybe Dallas Green deserves some credit. When college has Rev. John P. O'Malley, O.S.A., for playing an important part in Danny Ozark was fired, a lot of the sting of those playoff strangu- presented medallions dean of arts and sciences, pre- their successes and achievements. lations as well as last year's humiliation was washed away. Green to its alumni; in the past the awards were given sented the medallions to the re- Labrecque revealed that he deli- has remained positive and, above all, has created only to arts and iV^^'V; the blend of ex- Franks Named cipients. Robert Capone, alumni berately chose arts and sciences sciences undergraduates. perience and youthful enthusiasm that a winner needs in any office director, presided over the because he wanted "the best pre- sport. His confidence in the younger players, particularly pitchers, The alumni medallion is award- ceremonies. paration" for a business career. like Bob Walk and Marty Bystrom, has made a big difference in ed to arts and sciences graduates O'Malley, describing the award Rumbarger recalled the mem- the stretch. Swimming Coachi based on achievements in their procedure, said that there were no bers of the faculty who had taught So it looks like it's going to the wire and you really have to personal and professional lives. specific categories for nomin- (Continued on page thank the National League for the schedule that they've put to- By LARRY Franks, previous coaching Five alumni received awards; I 19) gether. Not only do the Phils end the season in Montreal, but over The name Dabbie Franks may position waa aa an aaaiatant coach . . • Jonbo BIHetft '•Iriai loys" were saeiv ths trscfcsters they were Dr. Thomas L. Corwin, ' i] in the Weatern Division, The Astros will be seen on the co«it not be aa familiar to Vilknove atu- to the Los Alamos, New Mexico who rstanad to VmsMm this pest wiikwi fsr ths iadicsHsB of Thomas G. Labrecque, Hon. Ro- facinf the Dodfns in a aeaaon finale that could also be a bern- dents aa thoae of Dick Bedaaem, A.A.U. swim team. The seaaon be- tke iwmkm Elliott track. Pktwed sbofe are (L. to It) DomI bert N.C. Nix, Lawrence M. biimar. Compare that to the American League, where the Yatikeea RoUie Maasamino, or Jumbo Bl- fore her arrival the team lost the WslsK FrMk Miurphy, EsiMNn rstblsn, Ron Dalswy, CsMh O'Rourke, Esq., and Dr. John J. and the Orioles played eight of the moat exciting games in recent Uott but it may be by th« time thia state title by 12 points. After one ElUott, Fathar Pirssi dft John Drbcoll, Noel Csrroll. Rumbarger. memory over a ten-day stretch in August, then bid each other fare- awimming aeaaon has concluded. summer with hm guidance they Corwin, a 1969 graduate, is cur- well until next March in Fort Lauderdale. Chalk up one for the Franks ia the new women'a swim- again went to the state chamfion- Crowded rently a vice-president at Daniel senior circuit. ming oooch at Villanova and aha ahipa, this time Mtairginf as state H. Wagner Associates, c
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» •' ' > 6th, to be held at 4:45 in Campus Ministry 1 :00 to 1 1:0Q in the North Lounge of Dough- IMatii Anxiety Attorney Plans For Crosswalk -I Chapel. All '*MUST' attend. Case members erty Hall. Plan to attend. Strong (Men Anyone still interested in signing up may do Workshops will be offered to assist par- *y MARY ANNE GRANGER Amtrak first renovated the tun- said, "I would prefer to set up with successful,** said Patterson. If Judge Fountain finds that the so at this time. Everyone's help is needed ticipants in overcoming math amdety.^Each Who is the strongest man at Villanova? [Several Villaaova studento will nel last year when a Villanova Father Deagan or his nominee "These sii are called the respon- existing facilities are unsafe, the towards fundraiser making our upcoming selected workshop will consist of five 90 minute OnKk Intramural Dept. for further details. to testily at the Oc- freshman was killed crossing the some program to collect names of dento and in this instance Vil- PUC will have the power to re- successful. sessions, one session per week. Anyone in- ->* 7 Psnnayhfania Public tracka after a rainstorm flooded those who are interested. We will lanova University is the Com- quire repairs or improvements, terested should contact either Mike Levitan Job Search fility Commiaaion hearing at the tunnel. then come out and interview plainant. and to allocate which of the de- 646-7341
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elimin t a es ths problsm of hroksn gisss ths to e^Msn expreaa his own opinion on ths issus studsnts complain shout Ssoond, ons during the dsbsto? It is well withhi it the sliminstss ths osmplsint of crssting sn eye- rights of party s chsirmsn to exprses his it'"-' SOTS en ths lisin Lins. own opinion without settii^ sny official . I It is shout tnns thst Viilanova Univeraity party line. Bfr. Montserrst's lack of sttend- is scknowledgsd ss sn intsgrsl psrt of ito snce shows s blatant lack of responsibility i surrounding community. If we Villsnovsns snd good tsste upon his psrt. Perhaps the hops to slimsto such s ststus to our nsigb- issue was too complicated for him. Yet, in bors through the pursuit of such irrespon- the past be has slwsys shown a great will- Unrealized problem for i^l of us when they are on the sible actions as hiding tsil-gstes (out of ingness and ability, though miadirected, road. It doesn't help those thst dqn't need to sight, out of mind), thsn we srs possly deal with the iasues. One can only hope that VUlanova's Side of Story Untold Bigotry sny help because they just become angry at misled. As s student, I support tbe csm- in the future Mr. Montserrat will take tHb administration and those sent to en- his EaUen psign for rssponsibls studsnto; perbsps dutiss more seriously. force tbe rules. It only helps the adminis- I am writing in reapooae should support s similsr venture for others! espsctftfly, I to Robert A. tration, who can say they are trying some- tserrafs distreaaiag slip in Name en File Patrick IL fTMsill "Ditty, thing. It is a very poor and uneducated at- Chnlrmn% Medsrate Are or, and tht Drdf ' (Septambar 26, tempt Patty tFnbalanced of Press Accounts showing concern. Udimand that Mr. V|Uane?n PeMtkai Ui ). Montsarrat I, like tbe adminiatration, am concerned; is fairly self-contained, it has a def- cording to the editorial, the bodies in the cemetery are to be moved to ogiM' to the Viilanova Ev«n tliough ViUanova's campus community for however, our concerns go in opposite direc- '^ Absentees I- 1 I baliaw to ba a gross racial inite relationship with the surrounding community. Many local merchants site in Havertown. slur. tions. I am concerned for the administra- Mootsarrat, in arguing To tbe Editor: thrive on student business. Our acadsmic resources are available to area It seems that the paper did not have enough information about the] for tba raa- tion, who appear more confused everyday NOTICE ion at tba draft, I would like to voice my strong disap- ^1 baa aspoaad an ugly with what exactly the alcohol policy is and Viilanova University has filled s com- residents. Our athletic events thrill local sports fans. story to run it as a news item, so it came out in the editorial cohimn.] pointment in ths behavior, perbapsT should ry, a bigotry plaint with the parbapa ba is not evsn how they want it enforced. I am concerned Public Utilities (Commission : vii ViUanova is not a perfect^neii^ibor, but we do have a positive influence Besides a letter to and from a relative of one of the priests, there are no] ssy, Isck of bebsvior, of ths conservstive « of. Wbila poaturing tbat tbe draft and for the resident asaiatants who have to try for relief of tbe pedestrian trsffic problem that Viilanova other sources; no quotes from the Viilanova administration nor the pairty at tbe recent meeting of the Political on the Main Line area. Yet, many people try to contend Auf^- voluntssr army are "social^ unfair/' ba to enforce a rule that they or their bosses at tbe bridge over the Railroad tracks on 'As it noir atsada, tbs drags ci Union. While a serious issue was being de- 320. students cause probkns fcnr the community. tinian fathers. Again, before a newspaper prints something as factual to iuj don't really understand. I am concerned for Route Any student, faculty or staff who iMted, fty will pay tb» most of the regulsr members of the has personal experience of the danger Recently, local press reports have presented Viilanova in a un- readers, all sides and angles of the story must be pursued. ^ gbaatV prica of tba nazt Viilanova students who want to be treated of conservative party chose not to even From tbia ptmnke he addi, "Wa can- as mature adults and start making attend pedestrians crossing this bridge and who last two issues of the Subur- Without soliciting a response to the charges, the editorial states "Itj deci- favorable light to the people in the area. The the debato. Worst of all, the conservative have black and brown man difand a pri- sions for themselves, which is what college would be willing to testify before tbe P.U.C. Wayne Times contained articles derogatory to the Viilanova is disturbing to all those with ties to the Viilanova community — and, at] party chairman, Bob Monstserrat, did not s >; ban and wbita nation.*' is supposed to be all about. Viilanova took a to this fact should contact Fr. Deegan, Vice least vicariously — all residents of Radnor township are members of that] attond and gave absolutely no reason for his student body and administration. •ubmit tbat Mr. Mootaarrat'a aaqiianca minor step in that direction when it opened President for Student Life, Room 201 lack of attendance. The only thing that wm In September 18 isfue of the paper, the headline read ^'Pblice To community, too, that the current officialdom of the Order seams to havt no ghta are unaocaptably ofCtnaiva and the dorms to people of the opposite sex. Dougherty Hall, EXT 4550. Uwyers for the beard from tbe party was that they were too ratractad However, even that positive step was realis- University will be interviewing witnesses in Clamp Down On Viilanova Students." The article reported on local re- sense of history; no sense that the graves of the departed can-be an in-j be or rlarifiad. To writs stymied to reach any stand whatsoever on the near future. representstive t an anay Wblcb is "aocially unfair" tically about ten years late. Now it is time A sample activities Viilanova students. The article, however, spiration for those who come after them, for generations. If the area is too] tbe issue action to off-campus by in their own pre-debate caucus. will be selected to give testimoney aiue it is composed of Americana in tbe for Viilanova to make another positive step. before well, alle- It is does not quote any administration officials or student representatives. To heavily traveled; if there is too much trash; steps can be taken to well known that Mr. Montserrat has the P.U.C. Also, persons who have factual ity, and tban to contend tbat only They must admit that the alcohol policy as an opinion on presented. viate the traffic on the main campus. And, perhaps, more important, the] every issue "known to man," experience as to why the tunnel is be fair, both sides of the story should b® " will auCTar in tba event of war ia to it is now stated and attempted to be en- an un- all of them conservative opinions, of acceptable alternative More important, however, is the article's showing of local resentment Augustinian Order could require, as part of Freshman orientation, that roualy equate minorities witb dregs. forced is not very practicsble nor even may volunteer to course. So why was he unable or unwilling testify. tH caller Saturday every student be personally taken to the cemetery, shown the graves of Montaerrat, your bigotry, altbougb realistic. They must realize that they have toward Viilanova. For example, the article said, "Another j made a terrible mistake and created tension cattle a Held of those gave their lives for Viilanova. gubtletiea may escape you, ia un- afternoon said that Viilanova students were upsetting on ^o and itakabfy clear and frigbtening. confusion. Their concern should be li is natural for local residents to have a dim view of Viilanova when! the dairy on Darby-Paoli Hd The report does not in icate (sic) how the more realistically pointed to Iven if tbia letter does not iq;>pear in The those who Op.Ed as students, but in any case they are confronted with stories such as these every week. need it, and the complain,ant identified the trespassers BovsB I will pursue tbis matter until I socHier the better. I welcome police found no one at the pasture." But Viilanova is a part of the local community and the building of{ thorougb^ satisfied. Minority students comments from administra- % tors, resident assistants and other students, The above incident is not newsworthy, at least not on the front page of steong and working relationship is important to both parties. on csmpus deserve tbat this ir- but unfortunately cannot sign this knowing local residents read something like this, By approaching Viilanova and student-related stories with objectivity! nsible, disgraceful exercise in propa- a reputable newspaper. When that at Viilanova freedom of tic journalism be answered and ex- speech may be it is and adherence to professional journalistic standards, the local press might' though they are convinced that true. used against me at a later date and I ned fully. so Libertarians The following week, the Suburban and Wayne Times printed an set the tone for such a relationship. sign, Gain Rsspsctfaliy Yoers, editorial on the Augustinian Cemetery in front of St. Mary's Hall. Ac- LOUIS D. TERRANOVA '82 A REALLY Concerned Student
';•;;>.: .'.•.•>. .v.-,-. ..;•^v•^^v.•^.^yl^ Popularity med forces expect "their rights." Well, enough to justify him shirking his resi Tailgating •"> *t when a man decides to let himself be sibility to his nation" was obviously aii Dear Editon "made" into a soldier does it that he at conscientious objectors. e<|uip( mean Merely icohol Policy We are reminded time and again about By ROBERT HAG&TROM is to forefeit alkrights to make decisions? If with human reason man may not have the minority of students who sre labled as From the time they attend the first grade, and even before, Americans so, that is a very dangerous practice. capacity to comprehend Divine truths ter to the Editor: .'irresponsibk and inconsiderate villians. are Hitler's SS men sacrificed their private he can taught that there are two political parties in America — Republicans certainly understand the wore would lilie to talce this space in Villa- They rummsge about our campus and com- emotions for the state leaving them with and Democrats — and that there are two political philosophies "Thou Shalt Not Kill." I's — con- To refute the chari student newspaper to express the munity witb the end result of tarnishing the weak defense cries of "Befehlsnotstand" of social irresponsibility that these pec |ings of many students regarding Villa- servative and liberal. For years political debate in the United States has VUbiBOTBB aocepto Uttera to the editor prmte as at will allow. integrity of student opinion. Yet, when one Tke and many apace Let- compared to the gravity of the crimes are accused of, I suggest that the writer I's alcohol policy. First, let me express ters ahould be typed, double spaced, and not more than 300 words. Letters must be signed, observes courses of action taken to alleviate been confined to a phony tug-of-war between liberals and conservatives, against ifdiich humanity they performed. I hold of some C.O. literature al concern about the total confusion that and read I but names may be withheld printing upon request. Deadline is p.m., the pressing problems (i.e., tail-gating), one sometimes called "left" and "right" viewpoints if from 5:00 Tuesday hope that our "men in blue" can be sen- — as these two choices the alternative service programs that i\ sently exists among the students, the before publication. soon realizes that our select minority is not sitive, were the only alternatives. thoughtful military people not just are involved in. jdent assistants and even fui the adminis- a dying species! balance their budgets. Married miUtary trained, disciplined animals. Mr. Montserrat allows that war )r8. I appreciate the concern that the Liberals (the "left") have half-heartedly supported civil liberties, Pre/post tail-gating has its roots im- couples are in actual of Moral need more income Mr. Montserrat's consideration of social morally wrong. How then can c
lartairiMfiant FalfavDirkeoUtoL tl! Editor, Shtiroit Wlniera Thimmeach of the New York Tlmea writes "Where both parties seem ; ;l^- cnferfaMfnenf.* Qreg Anion, Attoe Fisher, Franny Alperia, Chila Soorta EdUor Kmthleen Stick^ Talkshet iniiii i ? And to top tht, Radan, Margy MoHugh, Isane SnMh, Jany Arlli. Fusd becalmed ai ideas, the Libertarians send fresh gusto . . . the party is far ^tMeett Jytte W. Lfftel van tffisdt to stoi^ «m ttl^Sas. I Amy McLaughlin. liMe King. Mary more cremtive, drvierae in approach, and intellectually thsas Hi'. Typl8t« Marahe SetftanQek} stimulatmf only rnOser the Dasnocrata or R^Uicana." HiatcMry abowa that tiM beat to iMianii, 'arliolaai lay^eal, Jim ijmy way mobm proMema ia to )mmm people ^em to find tfaair own aohitiaaa — without fovemment compulsion or in- Houghton, MNce Matfy L^^noh, Kalt^ l^aligr, ll|d GkaiPleroe. JuMe Bob Walsh, Pole Ryan, Roy M|la, tarfai'amis. f The Ltertarian Pwty hokb tbit '*aD individiiab hme the rigltt to 1 esteniue mIo dominiop ofvar thair omi liwM» and Immps IIh right to Uwt ni 0*Aniiao. Charlie QMMa, Jarr mktf^ssm wmmm HHgr dmam, ao la«g • Hm^ io not fotciMy «piib tka a^Md right ar oHhm to ttsa in
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\h Bjr JOHN FACE, JR. •Hi CAIT CLAEKE m Parking Poses Thk week, the VllUwoTaa asked students their opinions on the con- flict between Iran and Iraq. We asked, "What do you think would be the IMToper response for the United States to make to the conflict between Iran i and Iraq? Should the VJS, take any action? Should we take any sides? Do I you think the conflict will have any effect on the fate of the American Some Problems hostages?" By LAURIE ALMEDA tain Joseph Cunnane, head of Looking at the figures it appears When a populace of students go security. that the rules are almost unen- place through the agonies of waiting in Watching a car circling the lot forceable. Towing does take in the lots, but almost half the line and paying money for the sup- in search of an empty parking
, ) posed necessity of a parking per- space, somewhat like a falcon cir- cars would have to be towed or tic- ' 4 the rules com- mit, it is not taken Ughtly if the cling in the sky waiting to pounce keted to enforce pletely. This might make towing students' UMmey is spent in vain. upon its prey, it becomes im>parent hi the maSm parUag laC A random inspection of 325 cars to the observer that the number of companies and police happy, but it situated in various areas of the cars atteinpting to park in the lot would probably cause discontent parking lot revealed that 54% of exceeds the number of available among many students. One stu- they are eligible to park too. Until tow trucks for a year may seem taken precautionary shouldn't be taking up more exciting anyway. the cars surveyed had valid park- spaces. dent had a then, they measure against towing. A note in- other students' spaces." The situation in the Middle East At this point in time I feel that ing stickers, while the remaining "We have to be fair to the stu- 46% of those cars had either an in- dents who paid their money," con- side the windshield of the car said, Of course, if a car is towed be- *The subject of parking permits at this time is a critical one. Since the United States should stay ii this I it is touchy because we have people valid sticker or no sticker at all. tinued Cunnane, "the ineligibles "Please do not tow car — cause it was parked illegally, our nation depends upon that area neutral in the war between Iran and The whole meaning and worth of should take their cars home." have already paid for a permit but will cost the owner $35 to get it trying to circumvent the system," to receive another stated Cunnane. the observer it for energy resources, alternate Iraq. The reason being that the U.S. the parking permit is brought into Cunnane also stated that there am waiting out of impoundment, making the To >* that students do cir- means of energy production should cannot be committed against Iran question by these figures. wasn't a "large percentage" of one $25 fee for a parking sticker more might seem •«i 'I don't want to harass any- economical. But if the owner of a cumvent the system without feel- be promoted All possible means because of the hostages or against Seniors, juniors, and all com- cars parked without permits, but muting students are eligible for that "flagrant offenders and cars body," stated Cunnane, "it's im- car can outsmart the towing com- ing any ill effects. This doesn't should be taken to avoid our Iraq because of Russia. permits, which cost $25 for the parked in the inner campus would portant for students to respect the pany for a year, spending $25 for mean that students don't take the nation's involvement in the Middle 1. and administration seriously; it just KEVIN O'LEARY year. "We do have enouf^ space be towed or ticketed, and that re- rights of others. The freshmen something unnecessary could East, rather not comment on the be sent to the sophomores are here for four seem a bit extravagant. The in- means that rules aren't taken seri- rd Senior for the cars if everyone went peat offenders would !:> years; their time will come when the cops and the ously if they're easy to get around. fate of the hostages. Political Science through the system," stated Cap- Dean of Men or Women." trigue of dodging DAN O'NEILL
Biolofy RSk Adopts New Structure J By CATHERINE ^HEILS conjunction with all hall presi- works in conjunction with the to the presidency in April by the This once again brings up the The Resident Student. As- dents forming the Campus Coun- Dean of Men and the Dean of campus council. Mike comments, question of the alcohol policy. Isociation, (the RSA), is the organ- cil This year the hall presidents Women. Any student may apply "I feel the main purpose of the "The RSA will abide by the ization involved with improving and executive committee are at- for this position on the Board. All RSA is to provide some type of University policy concerning life to resident life through individual tending a, series of Leardership applications are considered and continuity to resident and alcohol 100% . Dormitories are dorm programming and intra-cam- pro- make living on campus as desir- permitted to have parties and var- )' Workshops. then through an interviewing :i- ' -. 0(* -^ Ipus events. On the operational level, the cess, the Board is chosen. able as possible in accordance ious other social events if they This year, the structure of the RSA is subdivided into various The RSA has many social with all University regulations." (Continued on page 19) IHSA has been somewhat re- committees each having a specific events scheduled this year. They formed. In the past, the organ- function. The Resident Life Com- plan to run a series of Coffee ization consisted of the area repre- mittee deals with specific prob- Houses. During Parents' Week- sentatives, area chairmen, dor- lems in individual dorms and end, individual dormitories will f The United States should take no I definitely don't think the United mitory presidents, and the exec- security measures. Social hold receptions after the football Entertain The offensive action. Instead, immediate States should be involved. We utive committee. This year, the Committee works with other cam- Also, on Sunday of Parents' - game. I they should pursue diplomatic ac- position of area chairman has will be should just sit back unless the I pus organizations to improve and Weekend many masses hopes that tion with Iran and Iraq. The U.S. hostages are in immediate danger as been omitted. The RSA coordinate the Freshman Orien- celebrated with coffee and dough- by omitting the position of area tation Prpgram. The Publicity nuts afterwards. Like last year, a should side with either povided the we| Parents a result of the war. In case Your that chairman, they will create a more Committee helps inform the resi- Mr. Villanova contest will be held i^ country will best benefit the fate of should take action on Iran. direct communication liiie be- dent students of campus events in which the girls' dormitories will By KATHl A. lANNACONE a quiet and elegant setting. If m. the hostages and will best serve the to ANIT SPINELLA tween the organisation and the sponsored by the RSA. Finally, nominate guys for the contest. On October 10, 11, and 12 mark the relaxing and hanging out close interests of our country. resident home suits you better, then try the J«nior 11 I students. the Evaluation Committee at- St. Patrick's Day, a trip will be dates of the annual Parents' CHRIS SERAT CoBiniiBiaitloB Arts Majorl By the new standard, four area tempts to improve already existing sponsored to New York City in or- Weekend. Although the idea of all-time favorite, order strombolis. Janior representatives are elected from programs. der to see the St. Patrick's Day seeing our families, relaxing and The Villanova Union will spon- I Engineering each dormitory floor or wing. Another part of the RSA is the Parade. talking sounds very inviting, how sor a dance in the Fieldhouse from From the area representatives, a Judicial Board. This board is com- Mike Imperiale, a junior resi- to keep parents occupied and in- 10-1 a.m. on Saturday. dormitory president is chosen. prised of students who decide dent at St. Mary's, is presently terested for an entire weekend is Sunday Mass at noon can be The executive committee, which what action should be taken in serving as the president of the still a problem. Here are some preceded by breakfast at the In- consists of the RSA president and disciplinary cases involving RSA. He acted as an area repre- suggestions that might spark some ternational House of Pancakes, in the four vice-presidents, works in dormitory living. This board sentative last year and was elected excitement in both you and your Ardmore. family. Another suggestion fcsr a dif- If your weekend begins on ferent kind of Sunday is a trip to the Phila- Friday evening, a cocktail party Philadelphia. There's ' i and dance at the Covered Wagon delphia Art Museum containing 'Queen ' Discusses Inn in Strafford, sponsored by the priceless collections of paintings, Blue Key Society is a possibility. sculpture, prints, furnishings, and Dance music will be provided by objects from the Far East, the Concert Band. Medieval era. Renaissance contemporary Homecoming But if heavy socializing does not periods, as well as fit in with your immediate plans, works. i how about a movie? The Villanova The Philadelphia Zoological By KATY WALSH in the homecoming election. The "It wasn't as bad this year. Still Union is sponsoring "Shampoo" in Gardens, housing 42 acres of the student body voted for six final- ... you don't really know what tt the Connelly Center Cinema at finest animals all featured in Homecoming 1980 was just iats. These six women were then they're looking for. 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Admission is natural settings is a tourist at- I think they should basically stay I think that since Iran is engaged about as apacial a day as they invited to a reception given jointly Despite the ordeal of the con- i traction. Follow that with a tour of come. test, had a special feeling $1.00. out of it for the time being. The only in a war with Iraq this is the best Old friends, beautiful by the Villanova Student Union Ann with a welcome the Academy of Music, the home ^*eatkar« and an unexpected vic- and the Office of Student Activi- about the whole idea of homecom- Saturday begins excuse I could see for the U.S. get- time to go in and get the hoatafsa. tory address by Father President of the world famous Philadelphia ow Boeton Collefs made ties, iht votes the girls receive at ting involved would be if it turned We sbo«ild let them know w^t^ kickoff of the Orchestra. See backstafs, or- ^fptiiifcsi STaod example of the this gathering were added to the "It's so neat. In high school, Driscoll, and a 1:30 *^^ game. Try a chestra pit, dressing rooms, and into a regional conflict that may comii^ They're in one war; they pttkKSt lnwMf nmii^ student votes, and the homecom- homecoming is really something Wilckats-Cincinnati jMilgmtM with your parents before more. draw in the Soviet Union. can't afford to fighi two wars. Far Ami liarisMo, the di^r must ing queen was named the to look forward to. In coUege it's have ^ the aanw. It's neat to see every- and even sfler the game. Along Independence Mall and ELLEN MURTHY MATT MnCHELL '^ America's ssoat wnerable symbol . . little with rooting for the Wildcats you '^. nursmgi **lt's a different kini of compe- body back ^ain. . Fm a Liberty Bell, jor titidn," iimliMTTl hm, *^e hnd bummsd out tiMt I'll be leavii^ sT- at the of Independence, the to BMat aamkais ef the aAnanis- ter this year. I'm already looking chi^ WildcaU' half- are always interesting sites. Im- the faculty, and talk to forward to nest hanMconuag." pisaaiis buikhnfi, old and %3». and ^ Thsy'd csms up to us, er "H's Btranfs. too. You aKrays ef ths psBsiWHtiss far af surrennd the MnU. dk. wa'd iMwe to go up and talk to look through the yearbooks and tar'fanM diniag aie: Winaten's in Thsre are sterea aa see all the pictupsa of hoosscom- Bryn Mam, featuring 22 varietiaa thsaraaif you cnratn LXA's MMteae ii«. Tkia tuns rU Inak, mm! m be of hamhuifsrs; Gullifty's in iriifwiMfciraltiiiliiimiiu hi Ikwar Reaamont. wHh a variety of nMna, Kk^sf mdmu ym. iha ihii ini It miiht ha Italian feed; the Picket Paat Inn Tl» (iaitsfy in ^^MlTMii nat ao mmIi an tliia tiM nant in Qiilph MUls; or cl fit wiU ha hnak at ViU«wvn, ll» BmIt iMPpar in on the fMltf#8nt Imt a «• m ' to r »»-•* * * W •»'i»i • »•* . .
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Club AND liLL HERImOLV MOU Z to em lDioiHMlii» thai a dinct tsreatad no«r In fealty atarting an Monday, tha laaldent ly CATHY MUETHY aaalatawra will advance tha drivej TO: Inmian StMdbnft^ aS, Em^ itudwrf tu iltrfwil WMch has and adminlttraton. Wa i Dr. Adolph BuUqfb, moderator MMQi^ 7VAsia% Jfwt t» In aacn donn. Tapes ba«itakMu"Tlieioalolthaehib elmkiili of VillMiova't NUioiMa Stadonl After the obtainaant of FROM: Qmenrnd Studmnia, is to gain the algnatura of aveiy To f^nrther this aim, a algnatura the^ GooraoMr nroUctkm Oouncil, neoaaairy slgnaturaa. Dr. Butkyi yUkmoua Unwenity, Vmamova, VillMMfva atodMit. Saya Dr. drhfa la currant^ taking place. to Ca^graM whan ihey MQW that luo club watt to do plana to aend tha petition to Iran. PA 19066, U.8.A. Budiya, ''Wa need a subatantiai Stttdenta may sign the abo¥e latter in tlM aiTa, wo. tha laihw of WILWC riiao our from Htfwawwr, in order for it to roeeive Dear MoaUm StmkiUK number — evan one thouaand la during hmchaa In Bartlay and to VUoaovO'a alMMd . . . tlioao felka know ham to throw a party notice, ha hi^aa to aend It Wt tfbe eomcfrmd ittitUtUa not enough. But we are not In- Dougherty cafetarlaa. In addition. via it waa nioo to aaa eneg^body happy for a chanpi ... evmi if thay to the either the WhHe Houae or a BILZ have committed oanelvee ,w,i,.Jdi^ naMBikw why . . . it jnat poM to ahow tlMt aakody undaratanda By MARY AMNB United Nationi delegation. States aiudemie, to releaee tha fifty4ufO jtht raatoratifo eaalltlw of lnhii liattor than tha pradi of V.U. ... of Thia past Sunday sftamoon in Dr. Butkys, ''We, as (S2) American dipiomate before a conaumer |Coiiraa if yoo had laid out Sld^SSO la iaHtoa for four yoara and yoo atill the aftermath of Saturda/a vic-| out. sous "~ 1 . club, are trying to protect the t hafo ajah you'd probablly tako lo hottia too ... ah, tha V.U tory over Boaton CoUflfe the WiU- November 4, 1980 on grounde of DO SAV ? DIDN'T KNOUl thf i fiUfy-two American consumers in 50. UHW SW cat Band and Band Front once common decency, legal tighten USING im. (wliich Smmft aay auKh for tha aalfir- Iran. If nothing else, it will show Jalty) . . . BMat aro again donned their uniforma, took| humanitarian reaeone and Fight Against \ aaiaipliiii (which daaMTt aay aMMh for tha Ctatme we are as concerned aa everyone up their flap and pom-poma iind| academic courteey. If the iin* |Da nl ipBii i CmUee) . . . hut thay aora caa driak (which daaaaTt aay elae." fortunate dipiomate are not iaMMh for tha alrikil policy) ... wa at tha VtHaaofaa muat aaauma sama taped a coounerciaL Thia time the| releaeed before November 4th, iraaponaibility for tha taradaally drank at tha tailfata ... it aaema thoy nuurching untta were forming the, then old. Good Counaal is now Locast Street Bad ... in reference to hot high step to the tune of "March of the aforementioned committee LEATHER rnfl the Villanovan the Main Point and the Wayne BOOTS 'week'a Op-Bd ''Daty, Honor and the Drafr we at the VUbMovaa plan to ithe Wildcats." A few jokes were meeting. Joe Napoletano, who is 15-20% Movie Theater. Participanta msy OFF do oor daty and a held oor haaar by making aura that Mr. Moaacrrat ia passed around when the crew NItfMitfeKi p the chairman, got the idea rolling r> alao compete to win a free pair of fhrst in line when the Draft Board aets ap honse at V.U filmed feet OBLIQUITIES >' marching and several Af^'f I'l ^.^- iiAl nC — literally. Napoletano contacted Persoaals Classified WKWC would like to wiah our buddy loe lasek the ipairs of pants were too short! "Born to Roll," a 'mobile akating Napoletano 25% OFF 25% hopee that, with the , best of iuck when he kicks off WKVlTs Marathon for Mascahir The V.U. Marching Unite were unit company in Philadelphia, and raffle and the akate rentala, Delte DOUBLE DISCOUNT ir Pbco, Bird, Qu9, Ovefseas Jobs — Sum- Dystrophy on Sunday ... the queation is can loe really pa for 144 hoars provided with refreahments after the reauH waa this: On Saturday, Tau Delto can raise up to $2000. Mcfe».hwrKoMtl ibby, Roth, Pygmy mer/year round, without sleepi? . . . without a shower? . . . without BattyTI ... by the way, taping the commercial. The band •NETTLETON -BARE TRAPS Europe, October 4, the Delta will give He stated, "The Leukemia Foun- did you hear that a former Villanova track star aiedal \ •OLD MAINE TROTTERS Sklewe, South Amor., Australia, Asia, and Olympic paid and band front members were not Villanovana a chance to skate, dation waa very excited and very winner ia donating hia aisdal to V.U ha wanted to "give that Univer- paid for doing the ad. •FOOT JOY •COLE4IAAN \$ 11:10, wlmre's train all The com- dance, the fMdB, $500-$1200 monthly. listen to good music, and sity . . . receptive to our idea. With par- •BERNARDO •BQSTONUN a Bine Rihhoa^ but who knows, who carea. . mercial is expected to be aired in ing this year? Colorado? Expansas paid. Sightsaeing. have a great time, idiile helping ticipation, I'm sure we •can reach •ANNE KLEIN WATCHES November. mont? 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Neighborhood Yard Sale Earn free trip. $$ and Need I i Sat, Oct. 4, 10-4 campus representathres to Rain Date Sun. Oct. 5 promote our student travel . * ..J#!Lj***.- . •^'^ < k 13 ^^ 'w^^^Wr riMtw- VW v.i , \ ' I MORE II. From U . ISTKERE H you can't IV£'f?E /f>l WAT' 4 PARTY teach a U II course then participating in one la the next step. LIFE SH back, ralax and enjoy, while learning of AFTER aome the The Villanova Union is moat intereating crafta, hobblea and talanta. Claaaea a^ not for credit, Juat for pure pieaaure! Ragiatration for claaaea atarta October 15 and oontinuea CaiECE? - iiaving a tlirough IS, and 17, in the Weat Lounge of Dougherty Hall from 10 a.m. to 2:30. Wed.* October 8. 1980 Claaaea begin October 20! 8:00 p.m* Wild and Crazy Party ! ;i Uillanova Center t |f9 4 • PULL 1 •2«3*4*5*S«7«8*9*10* PULL witii Connelb^ Center In M ri' Tha 3rd Annual "Is Thara Life -.1 Lj SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY pLj Affffar Collaga?" Contest 0. 1 Win Prizes! .1 ^ m ^ Amaze Your Friends! ;«•* Lose Unsightly Blemishes! and the ASBURT JUKES. What one question about your life here at Villanova puzzles you the most? lo Just write that question (along with your name on a piece of paper, index card, Is CD October 17, 1980 Ticlcets for the show f ticket stub, small marsupial or anything that will fit in the box on the C. Center |(D Info. Desk.) ,;f 8 p.m. in the are still available im Questions will become part of the comedy play "Is There Life After College?" Field House at Connelly -o Center Starring Bill Alexander, which will be presented in the Connelly Center on Wed- I* c nesday, at Ticlcet Office Oct. 8 8:00 p.m. 4 1(9 Winners of almost valuable prizes will be announced at the show, and your pre- sence that evening is probably the only way of preventing your prize from being ^N O THB O IS) stolen by someone pretending to be you. - OFFENSE - DEFENSE .— OFFENSE - DEFENSE - OFFENSE - DEFENSE - OFFENSE — e O tIbTlMATB O Public: $4.00 Lj • Students: $3.00 p O SBHSATIOM 1 o " '— en I.. The Recreation Committee of the Villanova R< II MATES? <¥> |0> Union brings you "SKYDIVING" on Saturday, Tickets are on sale for now \ Get psyched for the Roommate Game. « October 18. the Lecture Series: lo Bring all your tales Find all details and secrets about each I out of "THE ULTIMATE SEN- .V «f IK other to the North Lounge of SATION" on Tuesday, October 7. There will Dougherty on "HERO AT LARGE" Iff October 23rd. It all begins at AFTER COLllHt' be a film presentation by Doug Angel in the 12:30 p.m., Football Fans! COSTUME CONTEST Get ready for Monday Night Football! Come to the West and prizes include a gift certificate to every- OCT.! Connelly Center Cinema at 7:00 p.m. H Lounge in Dougherty on October 6 th. Admission Js 25< all pro- one's favorite only and Be there and be part of the FUN. "GULLIFTY'S." Larry Kane, ceeds go to Muscular Dystrophy. This event is being held in conjunction Oct. 22 Com* to th« film dressed as your with the G. Gorcton Liddy, • r- Villanova Union Visual Arts Committee. Nov. 6 e • 2 • I. una •oi.*6*8*z*9«s*^«e«z«i favorite super liero and get ad- Refreshments will be mitted into the movie FREE! served, so don't miss It! James Mapes, Dec. 5 All Tickets available - OFFENSE — DEFENSE — OFFENSE - DEFENSE - OFFENSE — DEFENSE-- OFFENSE — through Connelly Center Ticket Office. • • WHAf'S UP CI MA LIBERAL ! NOW COMING ATTRACTIONS CULTURAL «"# L ARTS WILM SERIESl MAJORS? Worried about your future? Come to a SMALL TALK on October 8th at "THE GARDEN The Villanova Union presents 'MUSICAL ,rf:. 12:00 In the Connelly I- Starring John Rlt- CHAIRS!' All students interested in getting tor, Anne Archer, OF " THE 'V Center Cinema. Dr. Austin Field on Kevki t*- the run around, come to MeCerthy, Cherry, the Assistant Bert Convy, Harry HNZICONTINIS' October 9th. The fun begins at 12:45, and AnHa 4 Vice-President for Dengier. all proceeds go to help Muscular Dystrophy. Or. Joyce Academic Affairs will Brolhera. Jane Nal- OctOtMfO To Jim DiBiasi, new co- lacen. Leonard Har- In SQeek about "Lii3eral Arts # ordhetor of University rte, Rtek PodeN West Lounge Education arKJ Career Octobers Servloas. Opportunities.** OclotMf 10 6:30 A 9:30 October 3, in Cinema 7:30 and 9:00 ^ Clnsma In Connelly Cefitor 7:30 a 0:00 ?«««S6 MUMS FOR MOM >Hf£S2 -.I itfiiiiiiiiif ififiiitiiiiiii On Sil# Oct. 7-10 in Douqhmrfi Hall mmmmmnMm^ --'..i.^^' . . m If 1 1 Octofcf 3,1960 • THE VILLAMOVAW • Pega 15 hirlieataa that Mmsr magr harva yoetdM eome dt as my WjGmMG ANtON known what ha waa in fof unintalligibla. Rdl>«rt PidnMr, considirtd to be Finally on tha oast cut, Baliava tt or not, an attempt **tli0 QntA White Ho|m" oI soul Palmer's intriguing voica gives ^9 Jamaicap reggae ia next Wake U| miiiic, oombioM soul, jns, new t V4 to a mellow, folk-line tune. His Lav^yag falls far below the stan. and a litUt disco on w«v», rtfgM, powerftil vocala manage to ovar- dards eatabliafaad 1^ ths *Two| lataat rslaass, CIms. Palmar Us ahadow tha annoying background Tooa" labH airllrta. Once again, •spwimaota by mixing a littls bit keyboarcb. Mtkmy mad Mary, ths Palaar's vocals prove to be very| of Phllly a^rythini into the album, hoir- Powerful Trio only bright limited. Rushes current single, ia the •var, onfortmataly comes up with apot on tha album. Nat A Sa|9aiid TIms, tha nextl a Ifll of nothing. By SUE BREHM followers variety songs, including What Da Ya« Care cloaes the misery, perhapa refers to tha num. courtesy of some 18,000 d Ths album bsgins with Ths Canadian power trio Rush petitions inviting them Froewlll, Tke Spirit of Radki, an ap- side and retuma back to the con- ber of times one should listen who sillied to their Amari^san debut tour propriataly titled track, I made to perform iil^ Philadelphia. Jacak's Udder and Nataral Sd- aafcit I fused disco-lika style of ths first ths album. Following thia, Vaaai j 1974 but still remain, after far Chiis, This is exactly what is audience greeted them en- eaee from Fenaaaeat Waves their two sonfi. Side one leaves us Yen Naw bringi the album to itt The needs eight albuiiia» one of the most un- latest and most successful album to be done to determine dssperately desiring some Robert much awaited end. thusiastically when they opened (jersatad bands in tha rock scene what Pahner had in mind. After tha title song from their in terms of promotional airplay Palmer of old on side two. Unfor- Diversity is essential to all ar. with '.magic. this reviewer off. However, the "racy" movie but have much the same cast as the hit as "The Profes- ways fluidly controlled riffs. By EILEEN A, McCAFFREY Ben Kurland UNISEX HAIR STYLES of four all-time favorite Rush has performed in show soon changes the atmos- Jways had the urge to. On a scale stsge act. sor," consistently proves himself The high geared, intensely Stand-up comedy may sound both Los Angeles and Philadel- phere for offensive ness, with a ten tunes starting with Workhig Man to be a perfectionist and modern <'i. the better. The seven If one can ignore the sometines powerful music of Rush created an like an old-fashioned form of en- phia. Tommy Moore, continuing into Anthem, Bastille day master of whose sexual comedians work well as a team. loting "real trash", this film offensive lyrics, the percussion. aura of amazement which left fans tertainment, soundtrack but for a quiet, en- subjects for comedy reminds one All of Day and In the IVf ood. Lee's vocab a them like to bring the audi- VILLANOVA STUDENT DISCOUNTS about a se^nen. It is most eer- from the film is musically quite The encore instrumental, La spellbound. joyable, relaxed evening, little "Way of Woody Allen, has made ence into the act ily :.. which is easy be- appointments requested not the kind of a show that successful Highlights include ap- Out Wednesdays," a weekly come- two albums and has been pro- cause the performing area is small le would take a brownie troop on pearances dy show at Sunday Hours by Appointment from Meatloaf and the Chetwynd Apartments ducing a variety show which and co2y. has 1 field trip to. charming (and I say so somewhat in Rosemont, would not be a bad been at The Main Point each Sun- Paul Lyons and Steve Dougher- choice. 527-2080 Aesthetically speaking this film sarcsstically), vocals of Franky, day in September. 773 E. llsncsstar, VHIsnovs JT's Steve Dougher- ty are now working with the Pleases Villa- |ill never win any awards for deep far Diners the mad scientist from a off, Each show features seven come- ty, ^ a nij^t student at Villanova, nova Union to schedule a comedy les or earUi-shattering re- far supporting By JERRY ARTH dians, different talents and has out galaiy. The styles appeared on Channel 6*8 show in the Connelly College students have gained Center. They Blations. What iUcky Horror has cast includsa the newlyweds. Brad a of performing. Paul Lyons, AM/PM. All of these people have are also looking for Villanova moat deserved reputation for in- tal- It other moviea like it don't and Janet, an all-American couple the master of ceremonies opens good credentials; many have per- ent to join the show at gesting of the worst food Chetwynd. is unbelievable audience ap- who stumble on the haunted man- some the show with a film, and also does formed at LIKE BEER? TRY the Jailhouse in Phila- "Way Out Wednesdays" OURS! ever to mankind. Cafeteria is pre- the start, when it was a sion after having known some stand-up comedy. Will Neri, delphia. OVER 110 BRANDS FROM 18 COUNTRIES Prom car trouble on sented each Wednesday night AT THE slime, hot plate and/or pot ooze, at 9 stantly sold out stage show, it their way home from a bouncy, enthusiastic fellow, per- The Tiffany AREA'S LARGEST BEER & SODA their wed- Room, where the p.m. in the Tiffany Room at Chet- SUPERMARKET fast food piles of grease, nothing racted thousands of people who ding. At the door Brad is greeted forms some very good impres- show is held, is a bar/restaurant wynd Apartments on Lancaster has been too vile for those in pur- • NOW - FRANK'S SODA MIX & MATCH wanted to be a littJa crazy. It by the deformed but lighthearted sions. Jim Daly entranced the type of place which at first turned Pike in Rosemont. suit oi knowledge to eat. However, $i;29 attracted hundreds who really butler and is led into the house there comes a time when all must w Case 12 oz. re. People were not satisfied to full of crasy otherworlders. Well, Cans seek out higher sustenance, and rely see this play performed this couple is in for quite a night "Sorry PA. Law DoM Not PwmH U* To AdvwtiM Smt PrIoM" the newly opened JT's Place in and withdraw gracefully into a beginning with "doing the time WYSP Haverford is not a bad place to Rocks it Out COLD KEGS & CASES liet warp," hit AT ALL TIMES! evening at tha theater. The a dance Arom far olT start. mam • ICE, TAPS, TUBS, CHIPS, NUTS, MIXERS uHienoe BECAMB the show. Transylvania, and just escaping On October 3, WYSP will hold a Split Enz are appearing that Located at 626 Lancaster Ave- • WE DELIVER LARGE ORDERS — CALL US! cklers wera walcomad and fane certain death at the hands of their very special night of music and night, also, and everyone can ex- Point nue, JT's Place occupiea the form- ragged of attending forty to fifty very "friendly" host rock video at Emerald City. pect an atomic concert event as er site of The Joshua Tree. Thank- Upstairs, 94 winners they sing songs from will attend their new APPEARING: fully, the relationship between the the AC/DC "Back In Black" Party album, Tme Coloars. That's the two ends there. The new restau- in the new laser MART Rainbow Room. There will -cut album (the first of rant has been completely redone, 10/3 Dave Van be an hour it's kind) Rock Lancaster presentation of AC/DC that's sweeping the 755 Ava. . (Across from Water Co.) Bryn JOHN BON from an entire upgrading of the Mawr HAM Jamia video and winners will country! There will Brockatt win a drink be prizes for menu to a change of decor. And ?*'! *' on 'YSP. people 8:00 a 10:00 *8.00 Then the fun begins in attendance, dancing, and 526^5393 considering that, according to the » downstairs. more! manager, the place was altered in 10/4 NonnanBlaka only two weeks, the effect is Jim Cauza 8:00 A 10:00 nothing short of remarkable. ' '' *6.00 * RUSTY' Hail e JTs Place offers a fiill lunch ROCKTOBER ? and dinner menu, all at prices little 10/5 Brunch and Ckamliar which are a higher than one and comea tha way one orders it, T" ARDMORCWV. berries is equally good. But the i Mttsie would spend in a sleasy diner, Rocktober is 1 P.M.-3 P.M. instead of tha uaual practice of it a month of special 14 Bruce Springsteen The true deasert maaterpiece is JT's '8.00 Rusty Nails' new proprietors , thou|^ comparable to any good being served the ^ on WMMR, FM 93.3, every night same way regard- Finale a perfect !f 15 Van Helen ($2.96), concoc- restaurant. Lunch entrees run less of whether it is wanted rare, •• at 11, featuring live concerts, in- 16 Ted Nugent JOHN CIMINERA and JIM DUFFY tion of chocolate ice cream, J^rll from a basic hamburger for $2.95 medium, or well done. The scampi terviews and a chance to win a 17 Oraham Parker 10/7BakMatoa«fEnaaHiMa invite you to their fresh, new Kahlua, brandy, and whipped to seafood crepea for $6.60. Appe- ($9.96) is superb in a delicate gar- catalog ci the featured artists' 8:30 M.00 establishment ...the ALL cream. Other deeserts, incluthng 18 Bddie Money NB)N RUSTY NAIU tisers such as a very good French lic butter sauce with rice pilaf. records. The line-up for the rest at Haagen-Dasa ice cream ($1.96), 19 AC/DC onion soup, fried artichoke hearts, But, the key thing which sets the month is: 10/8 Mapc 8:00 M.00 are also available. 10 Poco and fried succhini ranga from JTs Place apart firom crowd of 3 Fleetwood Mac All in all, JTs Place is a vary 21 Heart $1.W to $2.96. Dinner is a bit more reataurants haa to be its salad bar. 4 Bhie Oyster Cult 10/9 Baya of UN Laofk pleasant dining experience: Lad Zeppelin aqwnaiva. From $8.60 for chicken Sumptuoua hardly begins to good 4 5 Yea 8:Bi « 10:00 food; excellent service; H .f.-.v.::-:-^.^v Cordon Bleu to $14.96 for ataak deacriba it With at leaat 30 dif- and moat 6 Bkmdie Doors and lobater, nothing on thii important, reas onable pricea. So 24 — Kinks/SatcoB I Mm "BoBBO** Boohaoi, tha popular, qaiat fbr tksLad fvant ingradiants and ths moat 7 Aaroamith BELIEVE the next time ;i: 10n008alla8:00 810M US... YOWU LIKE. waa fouiid dead aar^ laat Thursdaor in tha of Zappalin ia what one could call ci iBMginativa lay-out ever seen, juat your paranta visit, or 8 Jeff Back I for tha hiidpit conacsoua, your girlAMyfriand dsairea aoaaa I lal J^wy Paaa. Zappalin'a record cooapaiqf. Swan tkou^ fittiiv tks aakd bar, inchided 9 RUSTVfjAILTAVERN Changs from tks dai^ junk food, 27 — Ian Humm ^QT dadnad to nsaka any comment on ths ftiture o# tka band or tks huich mean k aarvad aU dsy. wHk dinnar, $4.96 a U carta, aa !• Tka qaality ti tks food at JTs take tksaa to JTa Ptaca. You Gabriel Tha 'adsatk. wartk tks trip by itaalf. flu H place to meet at . . II PM Vcktts won't ragrat it Availabia At 's hratal, anaraHik dr u-aring ia tka o# Led Zap. ia aupariar to nmt oT tks nwaart, too, ia a 2580 Havarford Mm. • Aidmora. Pa. kigkkght at Roek on the Road Ln'a **Haasy Maid' d Jokn Paul hi tks «aa wkack JT'a The Who Ttekatron Ptma:MI9- Place, tkougk tks daaaart /Ts PInea opaoa at 11:30 ajn. JMvo Tiill MIL U~ tht ha tka bans or Moodqr Molly HatclM waigkt through Tkarad^ it ra- t IfBi iliii'a ($1.60) ia thiek (MOURa: Mbe tmi Thu»s. 4 «i. vHZJkM. Tks ckoeo- maina open untU 10 p.m^ Frid^ ^ actually cootdaa ($LSi) is hicredi- and Saturday uatU 11 pis. Md d k|r rieh, or fer tka aans priea, tka UBtU 9 P.BL tmimmwHaeOf MmrYark ti , » • • Ptmn TMiV14JMiO¥AW xnm Oe»<»' Pl«r >l Tribute to Local Comedians :* October 3, 1960 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pagt 17 Comics Open Local Shop \ m By IMENE SMITH FUladalphia area who aaak to of Tired of Um condnuout bac- laughter. make Philadelphia a bMO wfaara Each chanalian ^ ensteiic* of drinkii^ comadBan displayed an comediana can fat atartad The amasing collaction of and pnrtyinf? Lookup for a dif- talent and thaaAer forent wiQf to unlike moat chiba hm a diversity that ^^^^^^^f^ I also the leading ground-gainer for turned to Grendel's Lair Cabaret of eight passes for 81 yards and the Cats with Theater, 600 South Street. rushed for 18 more before leaving 70 yards total rush- ing for the day. Besides theater, Grendel's Lair the game with a bruised ankle late offers a plethora MUSIC Boston College seemed unable of musical CITY in the third quarter. enter- I to mount a substantial offensive tainment, including disco dancing Ingram set up the Hrst Villa- Ducount attack and was held tightly in every Fridi^r from 10 pm to 2 am Imuical In»trumentg Inova score with a series of hand- and check by the Cat defense. Out- Saturday 12 am to 2 am. Other offs and passes to senior run- standing defensive players activities are listed below: ningbacks Bill Connors and Don for the INSTRUCTION IN Wildcats included linebacker An- TUESDAYS: Rock with Blue Ziesel, with Ingram himself thony Griggs with ten tackles, Eyes featuring former Johnny'^ scrambling away from the pres- I Dance GUITAR — — defensive end Tom Jensen with Band guitarist Bobbi Lenti. BASS DRUMS sure of the Boston College line- eight tackles and one tipped }lf 10 pm to 1 am through men several times to gain extra pass, October Beginner — Intermediate — Advanced safety Chris Yurkow with an inter- i»* ^> WEDNESDAYS: Oldies Dance yardage. Ingram's passing arm ac- Party ception in the Eagle end zone and 10 pm to 2 am. COMPLETE LINE OF |curately nailed Connors on the BC INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES left tackle Howie Long with six THURSDAYS: The Rockstones 19-yard line to set up Ziesel's ten- bring a Reggae tackles, a tipped pass, a quarter- Dance Concert 10 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE [yard burst up the middle to a first- back sack and a fumble recovery. pm to 2 am through September. Jand-goal situation for the Cats. also to the ECAC SUNDAYS: Rock [^Senior halfback Long was named *Let My Faaple Come" at GrMdeFs Lair with 17pi 57 W. Lancaster Ave., Shawn Passman Theater. Band Ardmore Player of the week and is this from 9:30 pm to 2 am plus [slipped around the right end of the Athlete of the Week. special guest bands. 649-0605 LEagle's defense for the first Villa- week's jnova All of the points for Boston Col- touchdown. ... Placekicker Chuck Bushbeck lege on the scoreboard came from the foot of placekicker John Society Pictured With Wit illied the extra points for both Cooper, who booted field goals of Wildcat touchdowns, as well as 29, 25 and 20 yards. f'tUJiil riiik itributing two field goab from Saturday's victory over Boston Koren Talks About It All \%l and 40 yards out. College became the first The Hnal Villanova score came in the win colunm for the Cats and held to By SHARON WINTERS [in the fourth quarter with three- the 'home-team jinx' in )ar starting the series. Do Yon Want to Talk Ahoat it quarterback Pat For the last six years, Saturday's by Edward Koren does not merely lO'Brien at the helm of the Wildcat game included, the home team has deserve to be called a collection of offense. The Eagles were pressed won. victory into their The now ranks the Sooret Fallback Doa Zeisel cracks tkc Bostoa Collefe defeasive Uae for a toackdowa helph^i Ike Cats apset cartoons. The book is really a J4iep own territory by a Wildcats at 1-3, and Boston Col- tke Eagles. dave coskey photo compilation of witty, irreverent 1^40-yard punt by junior Joe Borai- lege at 1-2. inlages of society. iewicz and were able to weed Villanova has the week off Koren laughs at everything N >^ Itheir way through the Villanova // \/ b >fore regrouping to meet Cincin- Idifenae, which held the Eagles in- . beginning with pop-psychology. nati at the Gives home on Astroturf for 1B64 Olympian llide The book's title is actually the their own ten yard line. The Parents' Eagle punter, John Cooper, belted Weekend. . caption for the cover drawing. A child crys as he points to his drop- • 49-yard punt which rolled de^ Medal to Villanova ped ice cream cone. His mother E)rayton'8 senior year at too hard. Why don't you take a / f n " f ignores the obvious and subtly ! I ^ i By BETH WHITE ' Villanova. Drayton ran a leg in the week off and just relax." Elliott's i queries, "Do you want to talk :'^^''z,^i^^-m:^. Paul Drayton, whom many Vil- ^^ mile relay, an event which the advice, although unorthodox, about it." lanova athletic staffers called "the ^i- i " .J Wildcats had won consecutively proved sound as E)rayton ran his The over-sixed paperback is greatest lead-off in the mile for the previous five years. best time and carried Villanova to V ^1, filled with outrageously under- p-i i - relay," donated his Olympic gold 1^ Drayton was pushing himself too their sixth victory in the mile stated captions considering the ac- "Do you to talk it* want about medal to the University Saturday, hard in training and the week relay in as many years. ••^ tion depicted or the event taking capping off the weekend's track before the Relays, ran his worst "The great thing about Jumbo is t;'^ place in the frame. Koren also The drawings are in *••<- oppoaition ^•^st'at^)' dedication ceremonies. time ever. After a silent bus trip the way he understands people," utilises signs and the like in his to the Subtle captions. Koren Running in the 1964 Tokyo back to campus from the meet. admires Drayton, "and the way drawings that understate an issue makes his works appear as hurried Olympics, Drayton won the gold Coach Elliott came up to E)rayton, people understand him. Here's a to the extent that it is humorous. sketches. The tangled lines that ' he .*»' medal for the four by 100 meter put his arm sympathetically guy who stutters, yet no one ever Koran's drawings are unuaual; uses suggest confusion and unrest. CONESTOGA relay. He also won a silver medal around him and said, "Listen, has trouble understanding what he he portrays strange nonexistent His cartoons are "busy"; a lot of in the 200 meter. Paul, I think that you are training says." animals. Odd-shaped furry, activity is alluded to. The reader's CLEANERS When asked why he donated the feathery or finned creatures are eye tends to look for more content 907 medal to Villanova, Drayton of- > sometimes CONESTOGA ROAD ',1 major characters, at than what ia actually portrayed. fered a one-word answer: Jumbo. other times are objecta of wonder. Confrsion, ROSEMONT, noise, and diacontent PENNA. He feels that everything that he is In one cartoon a shopkeeper are implied by Koren'a intenaely. 19010 today he owes to Villanova and • ? -i' displsys a strange, large fish to filled spacea. a His pen supplies the Coach Elliott. "He (Elliott) is a female cuatomer. She repliea, emotion that is Scalar O'BfkB nils ia at lacking in the cap- LA 5-3431 Pat special guy,*' explains Drayton, "Yea. it b beautiful but it tions. In was first start. DAVE COSKEY PHOTO wiU some caaea, the captionai l^lvad Airliig his and besides, this is something that serve eight?" are not needed; Koren does not SIGMA PHI I've thought about doing for a long Hie artiat's human characters siqjply them. He hM, EPSIloN through his time." are drawn aa moatly middle-aged, career, PLANT-ON PREMliSES curtailed the uae of worcb Ruggers Split "The track dedication cere- aomawhat with frumpy people. They hia drawii^. monies seemed like an appropriate seem to be middle claaa, ordinary Da Yon Waal la Talk Ahon« It .'/ THE HEART OF YOUR time to donate the medal to people caught in trauoMa. The ia a book that can be read without SAME DAY CLEANING Contests Villanova," continued the '62 charaetars raaet to situationa in reaUy having to read. U is Bim^U, graduate. "The medal was just sit- COLLEGE EXPERIENCE swenfsd in the sacond game of the an apathetic, undsr yet poinlad. The previously undefeated VU- The book ia funny nd WE CLEAN AND ting in my trophy case at home PRESS match by the Villamwa "Killer B*' the world iafirittiV lova m^by taim want down to where no ON SATURDAYS LAST FALL RUSH one could appreciate it, ttte awy HEJETING Teat to tfaa Villanava Law School Tbani. The youn^ir men on the 9^ so while I was on campus for the 'a kturday» lS-8. Tka under- field proved to be WE CLEAN dedication, I just stopped by the icaradflfat but seemed too much for the Law School by Field Houae and dropped it off SLEEPING BAGS M0K-0CT6-750 BManantum to the par- holding tham acoraleaa and with Dr. Aceto (Viilanova'a taUyinf 10 poinla oT thsir own. OOWNJACKETS Lair Scnool taaas irio khlaCic director).** the tjiof foal baliora half Tha olttb'a ALTERATIONS RADNOR - 5T DAVJD*5 ROOM nazt game i» Paul Draytoo'a* . miration oataecriag tha WOdoata, 12.7» ioliadulad for toaonow at 1:00 AND ott for Coach Jumbo Blliott ia ai- REPAIRS thaaaeoadlMit the Ri^^ Field aoroaa from CONNELLY CENTER tha prm ii in Ua racalliaf tha evanta Tkf loaa naMhottaa. ttodargrada' iMdiag up to tha Pami lUlaya in ^*if^.- iV'^te^. . A . ! r—"..^irn^i^^,- v Ntf Ift^ IHIil^lMWQ¥^-^ (lpmiiff,lH> oMHr%mam ws-ymmimit • p«siw ¥• '' It i; '? Mramurai Football ! ^ r • Events Expa Project Pat Flynn Says: i coounimicattona batwaan tha Fisaqrhfania, RutgHra and P«nn ona pitdi; ha atrikaa out if ha CQmpatitk% which faagiQi •J JBKBY VBNTBISCA By LAHBY GOAN08 ia currently being aharad by V^yan from two different divi PlritidMit Dino dapirtmint» atudtot bo4y and tht awlup and oUaaaa oriha pitch ia a b« tft and will aartand for UwlMr r«tiiniii« aavei ^ybe you are one of thoee peo- Athlete's Foot and Auatin'a aiona. One taam will draw a bye, Army « 1 i' Stava Cola coordi^ Sandwid^ad balw%angrid i called Pride tilt VUlMiorA iiitr«nural adminktration; atfika «r ha ii wMlkid If it to watkidi, a ona-diQr golf touri and VakoU irho pictiiraa intramural foot- In tha Central diviaion, the King's thua it will play the winner t^ altered and nataa man'a avanta; Halan Hanay ia a aollball toumamant aehadnlad a haa A fcol haU ia mant haginning &tptartmmi hm hmn dbewdid Md Nowwnbei 6 j af a paatime in which a bunch Court and Priory Moles are in the game between the other two for for thia waahand With 44 seconds remaining in i PARENTS Office the turn down an honor like this t WEEKEND and College of Arts and from the game Swarthmore's Emily •••••••••••••••••A- Sciences. your own family." 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The Budweiser '" Athlete of the Week is a weekly feature which On Sunday, October 6. U-OS— FUtL-FiATUIIED MUMMY BAa Oval hood and elephant will Villanova Univeraity will be boat foot". Chocolala broim or dark green ripstop nylon outer sheN and tan ripstop highlight the picture and statistics of an athlete whose per- of the Pannaylvania Special Olym- nylon Hning. Spadfy righthaod or left-hand zipper if you plan to mate two of these formance, :iM bags. 33" X 84" with wide shoulder aiaa. 3V> Ibt HoNollt ll« has been outstanding in his or her respective pica State Soccer Skilla and sport. IMH- CXnU LOMQ MUMMY BAG: Montlcal to U03. but 92" tong Friabaa Tournament. To un- Nominations of the Budweiser Athlete of the will with 4 lbs. HoMofif ll« Far paepH over 6'2" tad. A U-03 and a U04 can be Week be derwrite tha coat at thaaa aventa, a malad. and the tops of the tfo bags win match Mp. considered only with complete information on the athlete group of Villanova students, and com- ^ AM are AM quality ayloncoil or You Bet Your lifew bags mtHibH! bags have lop maldadnylen zippers H. their perfonnance. priaad of mambara of the man'a and ftiM Msulttion along the antiro Zipper! AN btos came complele wNh stuff sack Nominations (and pictures, when possible) Bora Ito , AM bags have drawsmag top and volcro! Al bags have "canHok" taring and woman'a track taam, will par- wr PA shouM be delivered no later ;i^J ctosures! AN ban lal fir flouMa these prices aaiavan mora in relaN sloraftM you than Monday before publication to '» ticipate in an Otsrmpic Torch -MONDAT- are not sysfiag for any raaaon. rahirn your unused bag lor prompt rftundor ra- the ViHanovan offiQe. The final decision for Ralagr. Thia relay wiU begin at placement. as you spaiBify. the Budweiser Ath- FHehmr NHm - tf^mHrnU an 9r«ft Villaaowi'a Rhan gate and an- lete of the Week is up to the Sports Editors. coaspaaaaa a acanic thirty-mila -TUBSDAY- Please send ma. dfract from the factory, the foMowing sleeping bag(s): The following rules apply to nominations: rottta to tha Phliadaiphia Art _ U^ raciaagMlar bags at $40.00 aa. O red. D bhia UmOm Nite * MiffAf JMr JM«kf prfM. llnaatlm bafora raiurning to % r\) . IMtt lapaiid. bacfcpadcar. bags it $4100 it 1. Only intercollegiate sports will be considered (no intra- ViHanrwa for tha opanh^ oara- -WBDMMDAT- . U^ mummy bags at $50iN)ai. P right. D Mt murals.) at 1:16 OB AiMdn Field. ANY VILLANOVA STUDENT CAN NOMINATE AN ATH- . U^Mdra-laag mummy bags it $60.00 ii. D ilgM. U . -r aiUitaa partirintii^ in - nUDAY - LETE. the ffakar inehada Name: TMJLW. 9mrf9 '3 pm to 7 2. No one can receive the award more than once. I'i- Dorothy Ragan and - SATfiaDAY - 3. No more than three athletes will be chosen from any one sport. I "'I TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WIU BE DONATED TO THE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN THE ATHLETE'S NAME. cAimm m^mu9tfArt¥§ moummummt . iMMiiaiiiii I III I—ii-iMwiMM mm 4 ui^tim^ .J&.^ !'>>» • nmmuMtomm • M*i ribh rilMHMi ATTENTiON PHUOSOPHY MAJORS: the Vol. se, No. 6 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY. VILLANOVA. PA. GL Why is Bacon SO respected? October 10, 1980 Auto Accident Claims Life V. . '""^^ ^^'^^ ^'^^ '" ^a*"'/ Morning By BILL!?i!fCLARK Crash •4 BILL ROCK was approaching the intersection l3ring down at the scene of the ac- of Radnor Township. the case," An automobile accident claimed on County Line Rd. said Hofheinz. ' cident," said Evans. "Decker According to Carl M. Hofheinz the life of a Villanova student was Even thou^ the accident oc- "I assume that the Chevrolet apparently suffering of the Montgomery County early Saturday morning, October from a curred in Delaware (bounty, she (the other car in the accident) was In-oken arm and Stofko Coroner's Office. 4. had head red dead in Mcmtgomery. coming up Springmill Rd. and the cuts." Freshman Kathleen Hooker was Volvo (Decker's car) warcoming St. Mary's resident Tom Szayna pronounced dead at Bryn Mawr up County Line Rd." said Evans. was one of the first to telephone Hospital at 10 a.m. The Mo^it- ¥: A blinking light system was in Radnor Police. "I was just watch- gomery County Corcmer's Office effect at the intersection at that ing television when I heard a listed the cause of death as time, and according to Evans screech of brakes and then what "multiple injuries-head and in- County Line Rd. had the red sounded like ternal."^ a series of crashes," blinker. said Szayna. The accident occurred at th^ "The driver of the other car Junior Mitch Moettell, corner of Springmill Rd. and another kept saying 'She broadsided me,* St. Mary*s resident, was County Line Rd. at approximately one of the She broadsided me*," said Evans. first students at 1:45 a.m. the scene of the The other man in the accident accident. "A friend of mine told The accident occurre'dduring was a not injured, but his car went me there had been an accident, heavy rainstorm. up onto the grass and crashed into and I went out to see if I could the Hooker and Lisa Stofko were fence bordering St. Mary's help. By the time I got there, there Hall. passengers in a car driven by were already four or five police Rosemary Evans said I>ecker, all Villanova he radioed the North cars on the scene. All I saw was students. Ithan gate to notify the police of one girl sitting on the ground The three girls reportedly had the accident. When he got there, • crying," said Moettell. he said attended a fraternity party at that three or four police The accident is currently under cars Hartley Hall before the accident. were already on the scene. investigation by Radnor Police. According to sources who had also "TTie three girls were lying As of now, no charges have been down attended the party, it had ended on the grass. A doctor hap- made against anyone involved in Wrwkaie of aatoHokilc linrolTcd exactly at 1:00. pened to be passing by at the time the accident. "There are no com- ! Satvday Morai^i acddeBt. According to Ed Evans, and was adniinistering first aid to plaints Photo by oaveCoekey a registered against anyone performed" on Hooker. "We have the Villanova security guard at the girls," he explained. as yet," said a member of the staff county'^coroner's issued a death certificate, and as T**?* office had scene of the accident. 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