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The amount of look to cooperation in the Father Woody Wrap Party and the improve on Holy Ghost Christmas Party last year. has far exceeded the original Nov. 18 Commitment Program class marks the participation in Nov., 1992. beginning of The Wrap Party has extended the Men's to include participation from Revwencl, Megr. C. B. Woodrich Basketball the entire campus. Resident season. Head Assistants have accompanied several Resident Hall residents to the party. Coach Lonnie Dr. Allan Service, Vice President of Academics, has become a regular Porter, begin life at the party. Photos of Dr. Service getting into the spirit of things can nlng hls 19th be found in the study room of Carroll Hall next to Dr. McCabe's office. Several of Regis' community leaders have made special efforts to par season at ticipate in the party including University President Fr. Michael Sheeran Regis, looks to and Jaimie Birge, Director of the Center for Service Learning. Several defend last clubs have also taken the initiative to be part of the celebration. year's The event's namesake is Reverend, Msgr. C.B. Woodrich, more Colorado affectionately known as Father Woody. As a member of the Ascension Athletic Priests, Father Woody lived the role of a samaritan. As the pastor of Conference Holy Ghost Church, he enacted the services ofthe parish to help Denver's Championship homeless. For the past 15 years, Holy Ghost has invited the homeless to and 25-5 celebrate Christmas Dinner with members of the community and other record. visitors interested in making some aspect of the life of a homeless indi vidual that much better. As Father Woody would say of the gift tags on the gifts that are given out to the homeless during the Christmas Party, be specific so that the gifts are that much more useful and special and write a special note By Angela on the tag making them personal. After all, "ifyou're not going to do it O'Dorisio & with love,.. don't do it at all," Father Woody used to proclaim. The idea Julie Novotny behind giving gifts to the homeless is so that the homeless are able to Sports Editors receive something new. As Dr. McCabe explained to me, "they live used lives, eat peopie's left-overs, and wear second hand clothes." They de November 18 marks the beginning ofthe Men's range shooter" who will attempt to fill the scor serve something new. Basketball season. Head Coach Lonnie Porter will ing void left by Hanzlik. Cronin will add depth Father Woody was a modem day saint according to several people begin his 19th season here at Regis, looking to de- to the center and forward positions and hope that knew him personally or he31:d of him through friends. I did not have fend last year's Colorado Athletic Conference cham- fully will contribute to offense, interior defense, the privilege of meeting Father Woody face tci face -but I have had the pionship. The Rangers will be without last season's and rebounding. Matic and Villani "are work opportunity to tak~.part in thr, legacy he left behind. Dr. McCabe intro team leaders, Ricky Munoz and David Hanzlik. Ac- ing hard doing a good job," commented Farley. duced me to the works and ministry ofFather Woody; a priest known for cording to Assistant Coach Doug Farley, "Their lead- The team has yet to set long-term goals his blunt gestures and foul mouth. Father Woody was widely notorious ership and experience will be missed." He believes other than improving on last season and con for his undying struggle to better the lives of the people around him. that the team will be looking towards senior Brendon tinuing their winning ways. The main focus right On Friday, Nov. 9, a small group of people gathered in the Regis Feddema,junior Carlos Boyd, and sophmore Marcus now is to get everyone healthy and practicing Chapel at 7 p.m. to commemorate the life and death of an angel. Father Harris for leadership. The overall team dynamic this together. Sheeran presided over a mass that allowed several individuals to share year is hard to judge thus far because they have only Since there are quite a few new players on their stories of what Father Woody taught them, what he meant to their been practicing together for four weeks, and there the squad, it will take time for the offense to gel. life, physical and spiritual, and how alive the spirit of Woody is today. have been many minor injures that have kept play- Farley predicts that the traditional Regis defense The Wrap Party and The Christmas Party both carry his name in the ers out of practice. ''will carry us through the early games." same way they carry his message ofbeing non-;:.idgmental anUniversity of Denver sweater, gloves, toy for a child, or coat, whatever you are willing to buy Reggie Gibson and Brock Trice), one freshmen re- (picked to finish first) and the University of and bring it to the Wrap Party this Saturday. This is also another oppor cruit (Joe Cronin) and two walk-ons (freshmen Damir Southern Colorado (picked to finish second). tunity to get to know members of the Regis Community and to enjoy Matic and Dominic Villani) make up the '95-'96 Colorado Christian University and Metro State home-cooked food by Dr. McCabe and other faculty members. Iffor some Rangers. Farley was very optimistic about the new College will also challenge the Rangers. reason you are unable to attend the Wrap Party, gifts can still be left with players' possible contributions to the team. Gibson The men open their non-conference sched Dr. McCabe or in the Center for Service Learning, Loyola 12. Ifyou feel looks to get playing time at point guard and will help ule with a home game versus Langston Univer like you would like to participate in the Father Woody Christmas Party Scott work the offense. Farley sees Trice as a "long- sity this Saturday at 7:00 p.m. at holy Ghost Church, the event will be held on Dec. 9. Dr. McCabe can er See additional preview coverage on page 6 be contacted at X3572 or call Holy Ghost Church at 292-1556. November 1st 1'9s IJ The Highlander LETTERS & EDITORIALS a
am truly sorry. The Student Government stands ready to assist you with your better '>T~ anivenlty ideas and programs, please let us know. 'S.IllGHLANDER As for the faculty and Jesuits of this fine • Stvtknt Cfflter • institution, why not make it a priority to JJJJ Regis Blvd. • Denver. CO 80221 attend one event a semester? Whether it is Greetings and salutations my fellow world where it counts as well. While I Main Office: (303) 964-5391 Rangers. It causes me extreme grief to realize that it is not feasible for all a sporting event, a speaker, a Thursday B1uinus Office: (303) 964-5395 address the subject at hand, but unfortu teachers to be at every event, it would be Thrill, be it whatever, we would love to FAX: (303) 964-5530 nately it must be done. In my four years nice to have more faculty involvement in see you. Consider this a personal invita- - here at Regis I have never the future. tion to all remaining athletic competi EDITORIAL STAFF Along these same lines, the women tions, dances, speakers, movies, or any Namllnl Stomr ~L ~:~~~C:V';!:~\ and men's soccer teams are coming off campus event Editor-in-Chief strong years. The women's volleyball In the past several weeks, the S ~i,:~ IT !:~~;:; ::, team, led by the weariless Senior leader student government has been struggling MutoEMOJI Parents Weekend was on ship of Stephanie Borgman, Felicia along with the Administration to accom Assistant Editor October 20-22. On Friday the 20th a Garcia, Nikki London, Amy Hill, Katja plish some of the goals from The All Ancela O'Dorlslo Julie Novofny banquet was held at the El Jebel Shrine Pauli, and the rest of the reigning CAC Campus Leadership Retreat. At this time, Sport, Editor AIII. Sports Editor less than .a mile from school. In atten champions never complain of the lack of minor Pub renovations are about to begin, dance were about 150 people, which is not support for one of the strongest Regis to be completed around the end of Patty Smith a bad turnout. On the other hand, there they their Christmas break. The goal of the Regis Kanclke V.Uefo sports just keep heads up and Copy Editor, were five faculty members out of about play for the school. The lack of support curriculum is well under way with the 75, not a great ratio. Representing the from, more importantly, the students of Vice-President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Rapt Kaladf Venus Rlvu Jesuit Community was a lone Jesuit. Is Regis is even more sickening than the Allan Service. The goal of Security, under Entertainment Asst. Entertainment this the institution that I love so dearly lack of Faculty support. So why should the the direction of the Vice-President of Editor Editor telling me that for one night, only one faculty care if we, the students of Regis, Student Life, Dr. Tom Reynolds is nearing KomtanCin bceyk night, five dedicated, caring teachers were do not? When the year began, the Pro completion. The goal of Marriott En Photography Editor the only ones who took time out of their gram Activities Council started out strong hancement, with the help of Mr. Gary busy schedules to come to a free dinner with record numbers at both Thursday Coyle of Marriott, is going strong. The DonKllla mingle .Jeaka lla!!P!PD and for one or two hours with Thrills and PAC movies. Now as the year goal of the Change Machine is nearly PltotograpMri some of their students' parents? Along progresses, the numbers, like our pro finished, pending the finali7.ation of the with this, throughout the rest of the year, grams are slowly dwindling. Not only is change machine contracts. ))uey Febrtqer faculty support for the Student Govern attendance down in recreational things The Executive Cabinet is woiking Victoria Vlllwr l.ayoNt Editors ment has been almost nonexistent At that the Executive Cabinet provides, but hard to please the students, the faculty, least the ~lleyball team has a dedicated also in the Educational Programs that the and the Administration of our beloved Dglree s..dtg Mutsa Pem following of faculty has a dedicated Executive Cabinet has put on as well. institution. Unfortunately, with the lack of Advertising Assistant Advertising following of faculty members who give up Not to leave you without any support we are seeing it lessens my drive Manager Managu their time, sometimes even twice a week, solutions to the above problems, I would to continue. MellnllaNffl! to cheer eur Rangers to victory. I, as a like to propose the following to the As President of the Student Body, it Business Manager reasonable human being, do realize that students of Regis: get off your couch, is my duty to push my Cabinet on, to every faculty member does have their own your bed, your chair, your whatever, and bigger and better things for the good of J'ealcaSel life, family, and whatever but at the same come to just two events a month. Is that Brian w- the Regis Community. I must not let them 0/ficeAssistants time they need to reame that the student too much to ask, that you take an hour or get as disheartened as I; I have to keep on government has received some feedback two to cheer pne of our ~etic. ~Jo giving them the support and the praise Dr.KmnMaly from concerned parents expressing the victory?- To take two'llights a ,month tt> go they so rightfully deserve, for we the ?, (\\\ ~ FClClllt)tAcfYis0t: ~ "'-"\''\ lack of dedication, not in the classroom, and listen to a free band, a D.J., or even a Student Government of Regis College of but outside the classroom, in the real speaker. If that is too much to ask, then I Regis University, will not give up! 11 Featured Writen & Reporten Erik Wunderlich• Beth Boomtettcr • Michael Creager• Elizabeth Wabh • Eric Staton • JMlOb Startcovicb • Matt McDowell • Jim Nuium • • FROM THE BARRIO • Sherry Perry• Cynthia Rabinowitz • Amy Everitt• Sharon Stalp By Eric Staton • Guest Writer Brian Andrews- Erica Sotelo• Anthony Bonino • Ed Honja • Lucy Arritt • Jolm Henning« • n previous weeks' articles I have spo dal of such enormous dimensions that, talks... officially radicalized the meaning of George Koumantalcis • Kandy Vallejo• ken of Father Vince O'Flaherty. I have alongside this enormity, every other world 'the promotion ofjustice' to 'preferential Jessica Sell• Sean McNamara • mentioned his "vision" and his goals for problem shrank to relative insignificance, option for the poor, 'then to 'solidarity with Megan Kelly• Arme Malvick • I Jaimie Birge• Derek Scarth• Romero House, but I do not feel I have given that world poverty was, whether we liked it the poor.' Jon Adams • Debbie Cahill • proper attention to Father Vince's role in or not, the human family s overriding prob What remains, Vince's personal re Tun Louie • Emmdt McCabe• Romero House. Remembering Week pro lem - yours, mine, everybody s - to face sponse to the new Jesuit decrees, is the story Tyra Bischoff'• Bill Dupey • vides a fitting backdrop for this article in and to solve. I bought that. It made sense. behind how Romero House began: that the reason behind its conception, hon My reaction was as simple as that. And I'm Out ofa corner of my ear, {while at oring the six Jesuit priests in El Salvador still not sure whether I should be surprised farewell party] I heard Kevin [Father Kevin that it was. who were murdered in 1989, also greatly BurkeJ telling ofa dream he had ofsome The Regis University Highlander is impacted Father Vince's life and his subse {I]n modern times, until 1975, with day being part ofan intentional faith com an independent student newspaper quent decision to establish Romero House. some outstanding exceptions, Jesuits, cer munity ofcollege students and Jesuits, who published weekly for the Regis University In November of 1992 Father Vince tainly members ofthe American Assistancy, would live a simple life-style in a low-in community. wrote "From the UCA [University of Cen never called themselves as a body to takt a come neighborhood where d,ey would be The Highlander serves to infonn the tral America] Slaughter to Romero House." stand/or the poor, with the poor, on the side come neighbors of, learn from, and try to Regis community ofcvmtsand persans rel Within its pages lie his reactions, reflections, of the poor, in the midst of the poor, over help to improve the lot of the people who evllllt to life on the Regis campus. In addi and responses to the UCA murders: against the capitalist/driven-to-consume lived there. Kevin~ dream apparently bur tion, the Highlander serves as an open fo. nun for anyone who wishes to express his Shortly after the assassinatio_ns, Fa American way oflife. ied itselfdeep in me as my end ofthe table or her mind. The opinions ofthe authors of ther Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, the present At the Thirty-Second General Con kept up its conversation... the lettcn or articles may or may not nec Jesuit general, sent word out to the Society gregation, a Jesuit global summit ifyou will, The next morning, the day ofthe 'tra essarily. be the opinion of the Highlander around the world that memorial Masses the notion that a relationship exists between ditional program' commencement, as I was ..a: were to be celebrated in Jesuit institutions faith and justice emerged. Vince reflects praying, with my problem of how lo make The Highland« will continue to pro and churches for our murdered brothers and upon two Jesuit decrees which demonstrate direct contact with the poor in my life, as vide anyone, regardlcs ofrace, aeed, gen the women who died with them ... Whom to this connectedness: usual, on my mind, I was suddenly struck dec, age, or lltatus the opportunity to say ask to give the homily? I finally decided to 'What is it to be a companion ofJesus with an idea: why not set up a community what he « lhe feels n.ls to be said. do it myself. .And as I wrote and edited, a today? It is to engage, under the standard made up of a small group ofstudents, one All articles that appear in the Com couple ofthings became increasingly clear ofthe Cross, in the crucial struggle ofour or two Jesuits, and myselfsomewhere in the mentary or F.ditorial aectioos ofthe High to me: these men were murdered because time: the struggle for faith and that struggle inner city? lander are to be considered pcncoal opin they openly, even defiantly, espoused the for justice which it includes.... The mission Father Vince put forth his question to ion ofthe author and do not necessarily ro cause of the poor. . .I began to conduct a of the Society ofJesus today is the service Regis, and Romero House became a reality. tl.ect the opinion ofthe editors or uft: modest research for my own education on offaith, ofwhich the promotion ofjustice is During this Remembering Week I find Our purpose is strialy to - the what had lain at the core of these mens an absolute requirement. '(Congregation it fitting to remember the vision Father Regis Community. Anyone who has coo thinking on the phenomenon ofworld pov documents, pgs. 401 &411, # 2) Vince had for Romero House because of how oc:ms should contact Nandini Stocker, Edi erty. I soon learned, without having to dig The notion of 'o faith which does jf'S· closely it relates to the vision the Jesuit tor-in-Cbiet: at 964-5391 or in the office located in the basement ofthe Studat Cen very deep, that they had been convinced that lice' would undergo significant clarification martyrs had for the people of El Salvador. ter. world poverty was a calamity and a scan- in coming years. Writings and November 15, 1995 FEATURES The Highlander II
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Its funny how people Central (mis)communicate. 1wo weeks ago, I sar castically declared my resignation. As a re sult, at least a dozen people expressed their Platte concern for my we/I-being and told me they ~ ... 00 ~ )>-z were sad to see me go as Editor. I was highly Shake1peare'a amused, because right after the statement announcing my "resignation," the new Coors Elitch's From 15th St • · paragraph began with the sentence, "On a • Downtown Field serious note, I am not really quitting. "No Worth the Drtvel body seemed to have read that part. In any · case, my amusing experiment taught me something. Do not say anything that you dor: t really mean. Even in passing, "com ·------· ment can be misinterpreted by a number of 2375 15rn STREET people. :s1ooI :=~:OR I Since I am a Communication Arts I OFF BEER-WJNE•LIQUOR I 433-6000 major, I have spent some time learning I ONE mt PmscN PER DAY I BUSINESS HOURS: about the way peoples messages are inter preted by others. People will almost more I Shak89p881'8'S • Regll Ulwarely Highlander • I I Novanmer 1s. 1995 I 11AM•2AM DAILY often miscommunicate than actµally com municate what they mean. It is sad to real ·------· ize, and I strive to communicate effectively, just how manypeopl
We have decided to do some in-depth YOU GET A COlVIPLIMENT studies ofprograms here at Regis, involv ing students, administration, faculty. and yes, student government. They will be well LII .. • .. .. • .. ·"'"' llt " " ..... ~ • _,, • I Nature Calls Liveable at Best SPiNNING i1' THE Disc PLAYER By Brian Andrews Movie Czar 1 11 What are the chances that Jim •t•llil,lliilllllli1111111Carrey can make a movie with no story or real reason to watch, or that is even worth the matinee price? With animals galore Carrey is able to make the experience liveable. Carrey shows his usual talents ofcontortion and liv ens up the audience with several gags llflll~· but you will have already seen most of the laughs in the trailers and com mercials. The most memorable scene of the movie comes in the beginning with a companion who has learned a little English parody of Cliffhanger which leads to a good and is basically used to give bad transla laugh. The movie continues with him in se tions that are meant to be funny to the other clusion in a Himalayan monastery grieving tribe. from the loss ofthe victim. He is called upon The ability of Carrey to lead a movie by a British colonial leader in Africa to save with this type of writing displays the talent a white bat that needs to be at the wedding that he possesses very well. If this movie ceremony between the prince of one tribe had a script when it started somebody must and the princess of another. The picture of have lost it the first day of filming because Africa is pretty much the normal stereotype unlike the first Ace this movie has no story seen in movies that involve African tribes. which makes it pale in comparison. This Tommy Davidson, an "In Living Color" movie will make you laugh but will leaves alumnus, (as is Carrey) lowers himself to you wanting more. This movie gets a rating play the part of Tiny Warrior, a tribesman of7/8 quarter inch plywood with a pine l he Colorado Ballet put on the pro fectly. Meelis Pakri as Prince Siegfried and duction of Swan Lake here in Den Olga ~lobuyeva as Odette and Odile gave Tver at the Temple Buelle Theater Oc an almost flawless performance. Olga is a tober 27 through November 12. I attended former member of the Kirov Ballet where the performance Saturday evening, Novem she was a principle dancer. I have rarely seen Romeo and Juliet was ber 11th for the 7:30 performance. a dancer with her talent and technique; she Swan Lake is one of Tchaikovsky's was absolutely incredible. There were a few many ballets and interestingly enough, was others that stood out- Michelle Dolighan, Extraordinary and Enjoyable first performed in 1895. The story is about Tiffany Helm, and Inessa Pakri were all fea Prince Siegfried who, when he turns twenty tured throughout the production and deserve By Jessica Bauman one, is expected to recognition. The corps, Entertainment Rq,orter choose a bride. The which is a group of William Shakespeare's Romeo and plan has failed, she too takes her own life. Prince hunting and falls dancers who are prima Juliet was at the Stage Theatre September Ironically, with the loss ofboth children, the upon a flock of swans in rily on stage in order to 28th, through November 11th. The Denver Montagues and the Capulets end their feud. which each creature enhance and back-up Center Theatre Company put on the pro This production was a little bit differ turns half swan and half the principle dancers, duction which was directed by Israel Hicks. ent than would be expected, the Capulets woman as it lands upon were disappointing. I attended the performance Friday, Novem became the Capuletos and Juliet became earth. Siegfried falls in They weren't together ber 10th. Julieto. The Capuletos even spoke Spanish love with the Queen of on many different occa· Romeo and Juliet is the story of two for much of their dialogue. It was interest the swan maidens, sions and did not por lovers who attempt to overcome feud oftheir ing to see this famous play done in a differ Odette, who tells him of tray the ease of imitat· two families, the Capulets and the ent kind of way and I enjoyed it very much. the curse place on them ing a swan in a grace Montagues. Romeo and Juliet secretly get The actors were very gooc!, and played their by the evil Count Von ful manner. The corps married with the help of ~~ parts true to each charac Rothbart. The creatures could have definitely ter. I found Juliet a little live as swans during the used some practice stay· Juliet'snurseandtheFriar '' Tf WaS Laurence. Unfortunately, 1 • bit overbearing and loud, day, and are allowed to ing in straight lines and on their wedding day, .__.----, interesting to see but Romeo complimented take a semi-human form following each other's Romeo ends up killing her perfectly. The Denver for only a few hours movements. However, 'fybalt, Juliet's cousin and this famous play Center Theatre Company each night. Odette re they were not the pri is banished from the town done in a different did an excellent job with veals to Siegfried that mary dancers in the of Verona. In the mean- kind ofway, and I the play and it would be there love will be performance, and th~ time, Juliet's father has ar- interesting to see them do doomed, and at that ~n Rothbart orders her leads definitely made the show worth see· ranged for his daughter to enjoyed it very other Shakespearean to return to the other swans. ~n Rothbart ing. It really was quite beautiful. marry Paris. In her desper- much. " plays. later tricks Siegfried into professing his love Swan Lake is no longer playing, but ateness, Juliet goes to the Romeo and Juliet is to his own daughter, Odile, disguised as the Colorado Ballet performs in Denver of Friar who gave her a vial . no longer being per Odette and when the Prince learns of his ten,. I strongly suggest all ballet lovers and of poison which will make it make it ap formed, but there will be other performances own betrayal, he fleas to the forest in order to those who appreciate the arts to go see a pear as if she is dead. The plan was for the similar to this one in the near future. It is a to explain his love how he was deceived. performance. Tickets can be purchased Friar to get a message to Romeo and ex wonderful thing to see Shakespeare on the Prince Siegfried and Odette understand that through any Ticketmaster location and plain that Juliet was not lifeless, but only stage and one that everyone should experi- they will only be able to be together in their prices usually depend on the show, but nor sleeping. Ofcourse the wrong message gets ence. deaths and they are eternally united. mally run anywhere from $20 to $60. I haVC to Romeo and he hurries back to ~rona Tickets for these performances can be As a whole, the production was phe to say that it is worth every penny spent where he kills himself next to Juliet's tomb. acquired through any Ticketmaster and usu nomenal. The sets were beautiful, and the when the dancers are talented, and theSC When Juliet awakes and realizes how the ally run anywhere from $15 to $35. music added to the magic of the story per- dancers are exceptional. November 15, 1995 CAMPUS NEWS The Highlander lllll,lllll1Nlll!lll!!i1l1II Fr. Kevin Returns with Hope iiim ii~a~ii ii•i11ti iii1~~s to Celebrate with Regis Q; fflm'f ~9Y~~I!ffi!mffimf~~~~mt~:biv~fflttma J Campus Ministry evin Burke, SJ. will return to Regis University for the Nov. 13-16 "Remembering Week" ceremonies presented by the Campus Ministry Office and the Faith & Jus ce Committee. Throughout the years he was at Regis, Fr. Kevin was well known as one of the Campus Ministers who lived in the residence halls. He was also an instructor in the Religious Studies department where he taught, among other courses, Christian Love and Marriage. Fr. Kevin left Regis in the summer of 1992 to begin work on his Ph.D. at the Westin School of Theology in Cambridge, Mass. During his time at Regis, Fr. Kevin was very popular among the students. He was known for his eloquent homilies at Mass, his infectious sense of humor, and "• • • i/'ht e universtty. . ts. a his love for the poor. Fr. Kevin was formed in many ways by his work with students and social force, the finality of the H regis university the poor. His time spent creating the Mexico the university is to change I IGHLANDER is looking for Project and traveling with the students to and transform this reality a layout assistant. Must have at least basic knowledge of Nueva Rosita ignited a passion to design a living and learning environment for Regis ofours." 1 PageMaker 5. 0 or desire to learn. This would involve working students where they could live in solidarity on Sunday afternoons or evenings. with the poor of Denver and examine the Work-study transfer possible. issues offaith, setVice, andjustice. The out- Call x5391 for more information or to volunteer your services. come of his thoughts and collaborations with the late Fr. \mceO'Flaherty, SJ. was Romero House. Fr. Kevin is certainly dedicated to the cause of social justice and to the causes of ,------~ his six Jesuit brothers who, along with their cook and her daughter, were murdered by the militaiy in El Salvador on Nov. 16, 1989. Remembering Week is a week long series of programs and events when the Regis Community pauses to remember those men and women. One of those men, Fr. Ignacio Ellacuria, S.J., is remembered for his leadership in bringing attention to the con- temporary oppression of the poor in El Salvador and in other places worldwide. His expression of living in solidarity with the poor has been a rallying call for the creation of many social justice programs . ...,,...... ,.,.,..... " · INTRAMURALS: Young But Talented Rangers EvERYONE's FAVORITE EXTRACURRICULAR AcTIVllY By Jacob Starkovich T-shirts were given to the winning ers. All four of the returners have but mastering the basics will be Dirtttor of Athktic Affain By Angela O'Dorisio team for their accomplishment of an strengths that will provide guid crucial to the team's overall future overall record of 11-1 and 3-0 in the ance for the new players." The new performance. Both defensively and The first quarter of playoffs. The Women's Basketball players are all, " ... very talented offensively the team has a lot of Intramurals proved to be fun and l Ra · commented, "This is , exciting. The first two sports were Now, the second quarter of season officially begins this Friday, and naturally athletic." Raunig is earn. umg . have Men's and Women's Flag Football. intramurals is in full swing. Bowl November 17th. The Ranger's en very impressed by their dedication the most athletic~ 1 ever These were very competitive and ing is happening every Tuesday night ter this season with nine new fresh in practice and when it comes to coached here at Regis. They are great to watch for those who came at 9:15 p.m. at Fairlanes and is go men which will provide not only a playing time she said, "Those that naturally talented and very quick out. ing to be very competitive. The new look but a new attitude. Coach have done well in practice and on the court. The potential is there Men's Flag Football ended its Bowling Advisors are Jamie Smith Linda Raunig feels that there are execute well during game time but the new players are not used to season two weeks ago with Mainte and Melinda Anaya. 3-on-3 basket many advantages to having such a will get the most time on the the intensity involved with college nance Mania winning the champion ball happens every Thursday night young team, primarily, in the long court." play.... Raunig is hoping that by the ship by a couple of decisive touch from 7-9 p.m. in the ALC gym. There are seven teams in this league, and term, the Rangers will be a team The squad has been on two time conference play rolls around, downs. This team was solid all year and had only one loss to the Wet the advisors are Toby Austin and who has played together for an retreats already this year. Out of the team will have improved both Dream Team. These two teams Konstantin Zecevic. Indoor Soccer is extensive period of time. The team those retreats they have developed on offense and defense. played in the championship game scheduled for every Monday and chemistry has not been hindered a list of nine goals they hope to The Rangers have a very under cold and snowy conditions. Wednesday night in the ALC gym, at all by the new freshmen. In fact, achieve. Included in list are: be competitive season ahead ofthem. Maintenance got revenge and won and the advisor is Candice Ronan. Coach Raunig said,"This is the coming conscious of each other's Some of the most challenging, the championship outright. The big- These activities will continue until first time in a long time that I have playing styles (both weaknesses non-conference teams they face are gest difference between these two the week before finals. a team that truly gets along. They and strengths), playing to the full UC-Davis and Ft. Hays State. In teams in the regular season game and Once Christmas is over, and all like each other and work well est, improving each day, in con the CAC, Raunig said, "All of the the championship game was (no, not you have put C1n about ten pounds you together." Last year, Darcy ference play, developing a strong teams, from top to bottom, look the refs, Jake) the free agency of can expect to have sign-ups for 5 on Scheeler and Lisha Strozk, pro defense, and splitting their wins strong." University Denver didn't Ricky Mu. Mu was on the Wet 5 Basketball, Indoor Volleyball, and Dream Team when they beat Main the ever-popular Floor Hockey. Have vided both team leadership and and loses on road games. lose one player from last year's tenance, then for some reason they a good Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, team and Metro State has a couple motivation. This season, Raunig Raunig's coaching philoso let him go to free agency, and he was Christmas, New Years, Old years, has turned to all four of the return phy this season will be to stick to of last season returning all-confer then picked up by Maintenance. Mu Yoga Day, or whatever you choose ers (seniors Kenney Jeffries & the fundamentals. During the early ence players. The opening game is proved to be the key change and one to celebrate, but don't forget to come Michelle Griffin and juniors Renea non-conference games, concentra away at Colorado School ofMines. of the differences in the champion out and play and support Regis Flores & Shawna Marsh) for team tion will be put on four to six dif The first home game will be Mon ship game. Beautiful Championship Intramurals. leadership. She said, "This year we ferent plays. As the season day, November 20th against West are not locking for one or two lead- progresses, Raunig will add more ern State. •1995 WoMEN's RoSTER• No. Name choice~ 14 Kelly CARMICHAEL 15 Cindy ARANGUA REGIS UNIVERSITY 20 Renea FLORES SUll!WICE All/SE IIMNTIOH ,!OGRAM 24 Dena KOSKOVICH 25 Jeni ROEDER 31 ... ~y•.RFFRU:S 32 Michele GRIFFIN 33 Shannon WILLIAMS 34 Dawn SHAUB 42 Holly LAKE 43 Shawna MARSH 44 Tonia CARRILLO 54 Lexie VEAN Head Coach: Linda RAUNIG (6th Year, 49.6 winning % ) Asst. Coach: Cindy QUINCY • for photo by Athur Bll8ten Senior Kenney Jeffrl• (31) returnt1 this NIIIIOll looklng to stabilize the refreshed equad. a b a/ an ,s C · .,e I 'J LOSE 20 POUNDS , 9 / IN TWO WEEKS v ' /' <:> Famous U. S. Wom en 's Alpine Ski Team Diet 0 No. Name .:) 4 Antonio SCOTI During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women's Alpine Sk i Team ..... - members used the 'Ski Team' diet to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. That's -~ 14 Brock TRICE right - 20 pounds in 14 days! The basis of the diet is chemical food 20 Reggie GIBSON action and was· devised by a famous Colorado physician especially for .... Dominic VILLANI the U.S. Ski Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) while -~ 22 'O 23 Carlos Bv YD reducing. You keep "full' - no starvation - because the diet is designed that way. It's a diet that is easy to fo llow whether you work, travel or ciay ... 32 Damir MATIC .... 0 at home. -:s C: 33 Joe CRONIN This is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet. 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Because that's what the Ski Team Diet will do. @1995 -...IL:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;.;.;;__..:.1 November 15, 1995 SPORTS The Highlander Nuggets Off to Rough St~rt By Konstantin Zecevic one of the new players on the team along Hig/tl4nder Staff &porter with Don Maclean, Elmore Spencer, Doug This Overton, Randy Woods, and Rastko year the Cvetkovic. · Denver Big, huge Dikembe Mutombo had 11 Nuggets points during 30 min"Q.tes of playing time. are not at However, due to this reporter's prime posi the same tion (ON THE FLOOR!) during the game, level as I noticed that he complains a lot. He needs they were to get stronger and show the boys who is last year. the host and who are the visitors (wait till Takinginto Rastko comes in!). The game wouldn't be consider as exciting and interesting without the great ation that it and always moving Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf. 1...... ------'is only the This great guard had 28 points and 6 as 2nc1 YIM guard Jalen Roee (5) b . . trlll to work the oflllnee. egmmng sists for the night. of the sea The last quarter of the game got more son and that the Nuggets have some great intense when Supersonics forward Detlef new bodies on the team, fans can still have Schrempf opened up and scored the points i great hopes and expectatiol!S for this team. th&t brought his team the victory. Sch..rempf I Even though the loss to the Seattle Super had 35 points and played a total of 43 min- ~ sonics dropped the Nuggets to 0-4, Thurs utes in the game. He showed the crowd what I day, November 8, they played an outstand he can do in the final minutes of the game. ing game in front of a sellout crowd of Even though the Nuggets were leading :i,i: 17,171 at McNichols Sports Arena. The throughout most of the game, passing mis- li Nuggets led through the entire game until takes and lack of communication in the last J the last two minutes of the fourth quarter few mitwtes opened the door for the Sonics. { when the Sonics took over the lead and won The next home game for the Nuggets thegame 122-117. is against the New York Knicks this Friday, The game opened with the spectacu November 17 at 7:00 p.m. Let's hope that Nugget Reggie WIiiiams (34) loolca to dl8h to a tummate ~ lhe Seattle SUperaonlcs lar performance from rookie Antonio they will do something and start wining McDyess. Only two minutes and 35 seconds some games before it is too late to do any into the game, veteran Reggie Williams thing this season. 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