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Vol. 70. No. 3 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. September 23, 1 994 Parents' Weekend highlights tradition
By JANE PAPACCK) "It's been a very rewarding News Editor experience for all of us. Everyone has been very committed. There "Lights, Camera, Action. . . Par- has been outstanding communica- ents' Weekend '94" begins today tion among the members. You and focuses on family fun and have to want to do this in order entertainment. Parents and stu- to do it because there are so many dents can participate in the details," Farmer said. numerous activities which corres- "There are a lot of high expec- pond to the theme of the week- tations for us, and I think the end: Hollywood Entertainment, students have enjoyed the chal- said Randy Farmer, director of lenge. The University community
Student Development. s as a whole has been very suppor- I "We've tried to create things tive and helpful," Farmer said. t from the students' point of view. Parents' Weekend begins We wanted to make it more than tonight with a "Night of Enter- just the football game and going tainment" which will take place out to dinner," said Eric Riccardi, in the Connelly Center. Admission member of the Parents' Weekend is $17 per person for those over Committee from the Blue Key 21 years of age, $13 for people 20 Society. and under and $10 for children For the past two years, Parents' under 12. Weekend encompassed the Ses- Spotlights will be scattered quicentennial celebration, which outside Connelly Center to add to "was a celebration of Villanova the festivities and continue the University history and tradition," Hollywood theme. Farmer said. PHOTO BY SHARON QFdFFIN said Farmer. Three main rooms of entertain- Brothers of APD fraternity take a break from their philanthropy, Hoops for the Homeless, which benefits This year, Parents' ment will host different Weekend genres of the St. Francis Sheiter in Phiiadeiphia. returns to its traditional format, (Continued on page 3) emphasizing parents, he said. Traditionally, Parents' Week- end has been hosted by the Blue Key Society and the Campus U.S. Mews & World Report ranks 'Nova #1 Activities Team (CAT), formerly By KATE SZUMANSKI of Teaching," according to a U.S. release. As a result, approximately "Schools with lai^e enrollments the Student Programming Center Editor-in-Chief News press release. 300 collies changed categories. and endowments and the national r^ (SPC). This year, members of For example, last year Worces- research institutions are generally these two groups nominated a The University returns to its ter Polytechnic Institute (Mass.) considered national universities," person to be a member of the Vitano¥a's emphasis is position of prominence at top of ranked No. 1 in the North; how- said the Rev. John P. Stack, dean Parents' Weekend committee. the list of northern regional on undergraduate ever, this year WPI was classified of Students. "It is important to collies and universities as ranked education and as a national university and did examine the categories carefully; by U.S. News & World Report not rank among the top 25 in its many schools ranked high are also magazine in its "America's Best teaching. new category. - tried (Continued on page 6) We'¥e to create Colleges" issue that arrived on R9¥. John P. Stack, things from the newsstands across the country of Monday, Sept. 19. dem Students students' point of mw. To arrive at the rankings, U.S. News conducted a reputational The five categories attorneys Eric RiccanN, include Renown Parents' Weekend Committee survey of 1,400 accredited four- national universities, national year colleges and universities. liberal arts colleges, regional The schools* reputational rank- colleges and universities, regional discuss rape issues ings were combined with educa- liberal arts colleges and special- "We had originally thought tional data measuring student ized institutions. The regional we'd have a much larger commit- selectivity, faculty resources, schools are further subdivided By DANINE ALATI the frequent occurrence of rape, tee," Farmer said^ In its final financial resources, graduation into North, South, Midwest and Staff Reporter Fairstein is "grateful that we are form, the committee consisted of rate and alumni satisfaction. West divisions. now able to discuss rape without Farmer, Ryan Mooney, assistant "The schools were divided into Last spring, the Carnegie Foun- When does "no" mean "no"? At the stigma that used to be asso- director of Student Development categories based upon classifica- dation published its first revision a panel discussion held Tuesday, ciated with sex crimes." Fairstein and three students: Riccardi, tions maintained by the Carnegie of its classification system since Sept. 20, in the Villanova Room ' also defined the distinction Danielle Frei and John Phillips. Foundation for the Advancement 1987, according to the press of Connelly Center, three sex between stranger rape and date/ crime experts addressed this very acquaintance rape, and revealed important question. The speakers that date rape is becoming more included the chief of the Manhat- common, which is of vital impor- tan Sex Crimes Prosecution Unit, tance to a college campus. Linda Fairstein, prosecution attor- Roach educated the audience ney in the Berkowitz case Jane about the explicit details of the Roach and. the University of "45-to-70-second rape" of an East Pennsylvania professor of nursing Stroudsburg University student Christine Grant. by fellow-student Robert Berko- Fairstein, prosecutor of Robert witz. "Men don't rape, rapists Chambers in the Jennifer Levin rape," Roach said. "Men stop "Preppie Murder" case, is the when you say no. Rapists don't," author of the book Sexual Violence she added. — Our War Against 'Rape. She Both Fairstein and Roach con- discussed how dealing with sexual veyed the legal aspect of sex offenses has changed since she (Continued first began her career and how on page 6) dated philosophies influence laws regarding rape. Laws, such as the "corrobora- tion requirement" of 1972, that insisted that a woman have mate- Attention rial evidence to support all of her Even though the semester allegations, was formed based on has been extended, publication the belief that rape is "a charge of the Villanovan is limited so easy for a woman to claim, but to 10 issues per semester. so difficult for a man to defend" There will be no issue of the or that it is "abhorrent" for any Villanovan Sept. 30. Crimes Proaacutlon Unit Linda Fairatain, proaacution attomay The clilef of ttw Manhattan Sax man to be convicted of rape solely profaaaor of nursing Christina Grant visited the Jana Roach and Univaraity of Pannaylvania on a woman's word. irapa and aaxual vioianca. Unlvaraity Sapt. 20 to diacuaa Although she is frustrated at » Ik-
SeptembT 23. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 3 Pag» 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • S»pt0mbT 23, 1994 Street Outreach assists homeless HIS WEEK Capital Campaign bolsters endowment By CLAIRE REHWINKEL ever acknowledged you when you enced volunteers bring a list of tions of the "Josephine C. Connelly By STEPHANIE GRIFFITHS in February 1994 explaining Johnson Family of Companies. Staff Reporter walked through campus," she resources, friendship and encour- Chair in Christian Theology and Staff Reporter where the money raised in the Mellon Bank has also made a said. agement to specific people on the Editorials. 10 of the David R. Cook Chair in Phi- campaign would be used. Endow- $75,000 grant for the CoUegef The Campus Ministry affiliated street and focus on establishing losophy [were] two of the ^ight 15 The Villanova Capital Cam- ment is to be divided among Commerce and Finance's Small Street Outreach program held a stronger relations with them," Scope [remaining] endowed chairs... -paign, the University's goal to faculty, students and academic Business Initiative. meeting Tuesday, Sept. 13 where Daley added. 17 start- • committed to the campaign Features raise $100 million between the programs providing for merit, While 1989-91 Was spent interested students had the oppor- are ways Each weekday, homeless per- effort." There many years 1992-96 as financial security need-based and minority scholar- ing and completing the campaign's tunity to commit themselves to sons come to the PCH day center Who knows, The "unprecedented success of for the University's future, ships. It will also establish aca- pre-planning and quiet phases, service programs that help Phila- for students to help to take a shower, change their the Villanova campaign can be who cares ...21 declared late last week that demic chairs, professorships and the 1992 year kicked off the public delphia's homeless. Philadelphia's homeless. clothing, use the telephone, pick largely attributed to Dobbin's "endowment has climbed to just fellowships "that continue to phase of the campaign, which is Outreach Coordinator Andrea up mail and talk to social workers, Entertainment 24 strong leadership and the undaunt- under $60 million," said John sharpen the University's compet- currently in progress and which Ottavianl and Assistant Coordi- Sue Daley, Street Daley said. Volunteers are needed December ed support of those who most Sports 36 Elizandro, vice president of Insti- itive edge in recruiting and retain- will extend through nator Sue Daley of Philadelphia's Outreach Assistant Coordinator to deliver these services. deeply share the vision and values tutional Advancement. ing superior faculty," said 1995. Committee for the Homeless Also, the PCH staff welcomes of Villanova," said Elizandro. The $100 million goal is to be Elizandro said the inaugura- (PCH) presided over the meeting. volunteers to help answer tele- raised for three main purposes: They provided students with phones, contact potential resour- endowment to account for $60 additional information about Street Outreach will divide the ces, provide data processing skills EATURES million; physical plant to account Sclioois wiUi large en- Street Outreach and clearly volunteers into groups. These and help with current projects. In for $10 million; and annual pro- .PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN defined the roles of Outreach groups will approach homeless the past, PCH volunteers have roilmente gram support to account for $30 and endow- had the opportunity to present Job jitters eased Although all fraternities are not accounted for In the picture, volunteers. people with their supplies of food This week in Features million. is in useful ideas for new projects, Ottavianl get a ments and tlie national fraternity rush is an important part of campus life. Street Outreach a program and information. "Keep in unique view of Spain through "The campaign's primary focus which volunteers bring informa- mind that this is not a feeding said. the eyes of is to augment the endowment. research institutions are a student who spent By JENNIFER TRZASKA for the Career Fair, she added. tion, food and friendship to people program," Ottavianl said. "The a semester abroad. Familiarize Monies are reserved in perpetuity living on the streets of Center City purpose of the sandwiches and tea generady considered na- Staff Reporter Workshops focusing on how to yourself while only Keep in mind that this is with the HIV/AIDS the interest income is take full advantage of career fairs Philadelphia. The commitment is is to serve as an icebreaker." Each education offered at Villanova spent," said Robert M. Birmingh- tional unNersities. one-half volunteer is The University's annual Career will be offered in the Corr Hall Rushees receive bids about two and hours each provided with a book not a feeding program, and discover who's am, national chairman of the shooting Sept. 24 to Sept. Library at 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5:30' week. of information and is supposed to the Rev. John P. Stacli Week will be held around the pool campaign, who was appointed in Andrea Ottavianl room in Con- is spon- p.m. The name of the workshops The role of Street Outreach make these people aware of all of 29. The five-day event By STEVE ILVAINE There is one rule during rush nelly Center. 1992, three years after the Rev. dean of Students MC for Career reflect their objectives: "How to volunteers is to be a friend and the services available to Philadel- Outreach coordinator sored by the Office Staff Reporter that is strictly enforced: "Every Edmund J. Dobbin, O.S.A., began to give people dignity," said Daley. phia's homeless, she added. Planning and Placement. make a career day work for you," completely the strat^c planning rush function must be process and Birmingham. career said Dudak. "We want to be both a human Street Outreach is just one of I Parents' Weekend The annual fall fraternity rush dry," said Bonas. the campaign's preparation phase. physical will connection a "There are many ways for The plant be forums will be held at Bartley Hall and soundboard to the many ways that students can period, which began Aug. 30 with students to help Philadelphia's Dobbin felt that by traveling to partially using its allocation of $10 Philadelphia's homeless. Imagine help the homeless. There is also DITORIALS at 11 a.m. University parents will an informational meeting on The next step in the rush visit many prominent alumni, as million in restoration of it homeless," said Daley. the Joseph talk with students about their what would feel like if no one Targeted Outreach, where experi- We're wry excited to Greek life, ended Sept. 21, said process took place Sept. 19, when well as younger alumni, to ask for B. Patterson Hall, the building careers and offer tips and advice Gary Bonas, director of Leader- invitations or bids were given by Some things you can always support for the campaign and behind the new apartments on have this employer concerning various professions, ship Development and Greek the brothers to those rushees they pledjges for financial security, he West Campus. According to Eli- count on. Joe Patterson's per- said Nancy Dudak, director of inwohfoment would be bridging the gap between Affairs. would like to enter their frater- spective will always lean to the zandro, upon completion "the Career Planning and Placement. Parents' Weelcend begins The Interfraternity Council nity, said Bonas. Then a 48-hour right. Jonathan Passman will students and alumni. 1890 mansion will house a board Nancy Dudal(, Director of Seven job fields will be represent- (IFC) scheduled an hour-long quiet period began, during which always off room and allow the University to Career Planning and Placement (Continued from page 1) be ticked at the ied at the forum including medi- The Career Planning and Place- meeting for each fraternity so that the fraternities could not require Following the President's world. And this fabulous fra- bring its final off-site operations cine, engineering, accounting, ment Center will sponsor a forum fraternity members could meet a rushee to respond to their music. In the Villanova Room of Reception, academic receptions ternity forum won't go away. intimately, our faculty to campus." education, management, market- at 11 a.m. Saturday. The forum with those interested in rushing invitation, he said. After the 48 Connelly Center, the City Rhythm for the various colleges will be It's business as usual in the The third area of need is annual ing and computer science. "This The Career Fair will be in the will kick off Career Week 1994. and sMents wK their fraternity, hours expires, the rushing period Orchestra, "one of Philly's best held. The deans and their staffs program support the he said. Editorial section, but give it a where cam- is to Villanova Room of Connelly Cen- According to a letter sent to a great place for students is officially over, he added. bands," will perform, said Farmer. will be available to share informa- look. You just might like it. directly benefit frem Hie paign's Corporate and Foundation ter Wednesday, Sept. parents, the Career network," she said. 28, from 11 A dance floor has been laid to tion about their colleges. The Arts Planning and Gifts Committee and the alumni a.m.-3 p.m. Over Placement Center woric wiiicli is Iwing The second day of Career Week 50 organizations There are many reasons why allow people to take advantage of reception will take place in the St. "hopes to bring and parent annual funds are most has been named Resumania and will be present to provide career Ewery rush function students decide to rush, said the jazz band. In the Belle Air Nite Augustine Center for the Liberal together groups of parents repres- evident. done. According to the Febru- will held in the basement of and internship possibilities for Bonas. "Joining a fraternity is an enting many different career be must be completely dry, Club, Mike Hynes and the Look, Arts; the Science reception wjll be NTERTAINMENT ary newsletter, the Pew Charit- students, said Dudak. The event to social questions," areas to share their experience Rev. Edmund J. Dobbin. O.SJL, Corr Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., easy answer a rock and roll band, will perform. in the main lobby of Mendel Hall. able Trusts is providing a gift of is not strictly for seniors and all 6ary Bonas, director of he said. Another reason is because and expertise with students." The University l»resident Dudak said. It is an open resume In the President's Lounge, a string The Commerce and Finance recep- $500,000 to be used for laboratory students are forum has been coordinated This week in Entertainment encouraged to begin LeadersMp Development some students really want to be duet will perform. The duet plays tion will take place in the Villa- by renovations and a new academic check out what is with seeking opportunities such as a part of a fraternity and the contemporary in Nancy Dudak of the Career Plan- new "Ultimately, our faculty and both classical and nova Room of Connelly Center; course, "Planet Earth: The Astron- internships, it. WXVU, Villanova's own alter- This is a great place for she added. brotherhood associated with music, Farmer said. the Connelly Center Cinema, the ning and Placement Center. students will directly benefit from omy and Physics Integrated Career native radio station and the Week concludes Thurs- Yet another reason why students While the bands play, the Con- school of Engineering will host its Tfre Villanova Wildcats take on the which is being done. It's at work Course." This course is one of students to networiL day, follow-up Each meeting was scheduled Academy of Natural Sciences. Sept. 29, with a choose to rush is the "opportunity nelly Center Cinema will be show- reception. In the main lobby of the Boston University Terriers in exciting to see the very generous many to be added in a revision of a time when no other fraternity Also reviewed this are Nancy Dudalc, Director of session with the employers that to grow and learn," he added. Entertainment," the Naval Scien- the Villanova Stadium at 1 p.m. week response from our alumni and hold functions, Bonas ing "That's John Barry Hall, the core curriculum's science students Fair. could any new CDs by Blues Traveler, Career Plannmg and Placement met at the Career which covers the highlights of the ces reception will be held; the . Tickets for the game can be friends," said Dobbin. An over- said. This scheduling allowed Fall fraternity rush is important requirement by 1996. It will be held at 1 p.m. p.m. Pulp and Sugar, as well as the and 3 entertainment industry, said school of Nursing will host its obtained through the Athletic whelmingly large response to interested in -rushing the because it gives sophomores who In addition to science, engineer- in the Corr Hall lobby. anyone movies "The Next Karate Kid" "We're Farmer. Also, celebrity look-a- reception in the Day Hop Cafeteria Office. Dobbin's plan accelerated the ing and business programs will clinic where students will be opportunity to learn about as perhaps were unsure if Greek life and "A Good in Africa." very excited to have this employer will walking throughout "A Night at Monte Carlo" Man 1992, another likes be of Dougherty Hall. campaign and by November benefit from a $250,000 grant advised on their first many of the fraternities they was what they wanted, resumes on a involvement," Dudak said. Center. Hot hors Sesquicentennial begins at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, in Birmingham reported reaching 30 to explore fraternity Connelly As part of the from E.I. duPont de Nemours and come, first served basis by two "I'm hoping that desired, he added. opportunity Career Week d'oeurves and beverages will also celebration of the past two years, the Jake Nevin Field House and percent of the campaign's goal. process develops life, said Bonas. The year preceed- Co., as will the College of Nurs- representatives from Anderson will give students the confidence The rushing be served. the University sponsored trolley resembles a casino/cabaret, said Birmingham, director and co- ing's new graduate program and Consulting and three over the next two weeks, said ing fall rush allows students to counselors they need and help them learn host- Farmer. Student act, will perform of Steinway Sons and The President's Reception, tours of campus. These tours will owner & Center for Health Care and from the University. Advisors will Bonas. The fraternities hold meet- focus on their studies and ease what to say to employers in order ed the Rev. Edmund Dobbin, 10 a.m. all evening as well. University alumnus from the intramural into the college transition, he said. by J. be offered Saturday from Human Values from a $150,000 make suggestions on resume to conduct efficient ings, socials and an job search," O.S.A., University president, tours will be given Students will be the "dealers" class of '66, circulated a newsletter these functions give both With that year complete, students to 2 p.m. The pledge from the Johnson and drafts in order to prepare students she added. events; for every casino more begins at 9:30 a.m., Saturday. It by members of the Blue Key game. The the rushees and the fraternity who were unwilling or unable to will be held in the Villanova Room Society and depart every half hour chips that are won, the more brothers an opportunity to learn rush may now want to or are now «/ of the Connelly Center. from the Sheehan/Sullivan quad. (Continued on page 6) the about each other. allowed to, added Bonas. VILLANOVAN SAE participates in 5 mile Radnor Run Office tensions heightened by layoffs ELIZABETH M. BARSZCZEWSKI & KATHRYN A. SZUMANSKI Corporations registration fee, nor Run signifies its ongoing CAMDEN — Businesses have eagerly EDITORS IN CHIEF ity," he said. The By TANYA MARIE ANNAS positively impact that regularly hire temporary seized upon this notion, caus- $10 per runner, is contributed to commitment to ALEXANDER W. SCOFIELD STEPHANIE D. MacDOUQALL Staff Reporter community. or contract workers in an ing an explosion of the tempor- the cause. All proceeds from the the surrounding ASSOCIATE EDITOR MANAGING is good showing of SAE's attempt to contain costs risk ary/contract employment EDITOR event "support local and patient "This a Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) will generating high levels of ten- industry in the United SECTION EDITORS programs for those, young personality," he added. States, PORTS in Radnor service be participating the sion and dissatisfaction among Porter said. NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT and old, stricken with lung dis- SPORTS Run, an annual event that benefits their staff employees, warns a While the contract workers added. Kathleen Cooney Tare Campltlello Eric Cheung Sean Kelly Association, ease," he This week in Sports, find out the American Lung Rutgers-Camden human usually don't share in the Jane Papaccio Leskanic This will be the first year SAE Todd Sunday, Oct. 2. SAE's involve- how the Wildcat football team Radnor Run. resource specialist. health and retirement benefits the participates in the This is a good showing took the nationally ranked ASSISTANT EDITORS ment strives to demonstrate The attitudes of full-time, of their full-time counterparts, it is a relatively new ambitions of becoming Because Delaware Blue Hens into over- NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS fraternity's regular employers towards they often receive pay that fraternity, SAE has no hereditary of SAE's personality, Jonathan Klick Melissa Salso Karen Qoulart more actively engaged with the their temporary counterparts or time last Saturday. Meet the Joe Patterson philan- equals exceeds that of reg- devotion to a particular Scott Pappas, first-ever Villanova alumni to Melissa Lee Roseanne Miller Elaine Paoioni Mark Spoonaur Radnor community. may be a source of discord that ular employees. thropy, Pappas said. Last year the have their football ReglnaOToole SAE's philanthropy chairman employers should not ignore, Porter warns that companies jerseys SAE brothers took part in the retired. Check out the latest said Dr. Gayle Porter, an assist- need to look beyond the imme- to Imow Rock-A-Thon and volunteered in volleyball, soccer, field hockey, Advisor: June W. Lytel-Murphy Assistant Advisor Madeline T. Baxter We want people ant professor of management' diate impact of temporary local soup kitchens, but "hopefully tennis and cross country Photography Editors: Sharon Qrtffln and Jill DIBerardIno Layout: Lauren Burke with at the Rutgers University workers on their bottom line if SAE gets invohfod this will spark something annu- Now in its 17th year, the race action. Don't miss a week of Pertonals/Claselfled: Megan Kempf Art Editor: Lauren Busskohi School of Business at Camden. they hope to avert long-term al," he added. has 13 sponsors and attracts an Wolfman perspectives or D- Marie the community, Despite a recovering econo- problems. Subscriptions: Kennedy SAE's choice of philanthropy estimated 800 runners for the five- Ca$h and Fatman predictions. Pappas, my, many full-time jobs lost "People working with con- Scott was not coincidental. "We chose mile race and approximately 100 Stsff: Tanya Marie Annas. Heather Anthony, Cara Beckerteh, Mike Beckerlch. Reggie Beehner, Eric Begg, during layoffs are not being tract workers may feel like Donna Bench^engo, SAE's phManthropy chair the Radnor Run because it is the for the one-mile race, which is MIchele Caroil, Barbara Cole, Wayne Cressklll, D-Ca$h, Unda Delconte, Elizabeth Durkin. Fatman, Tracy Qailigher, replaced, said Porter. "Organ- they're being asked to do more Katie Qibbs, Steve biggest event in Radnor Town- geared to younger runners and Qlblln, Maura Qibney, Christopher Qonnelli, Marybeth Goeiler, Dave Greaves, Andrew Qribbin, Unda Qryzb, Mary Harvey, Christa izations are gun-shy about than their fair share," Porter ship, the most publicized -and the walkers. Hungspruke, Andrew Keech, Shannon Kelly, Lowell Lancaster, Patrick Lynch, Jen Markley, Ed Marshall, Nicole rebuilding their staffs," she said. "They can become unhap- Mayer, Mark to get involved This year some of the big spon- Scott Pappas, SAE s best way for us McCreary, Pete McDonough, Megan McGrath, Steve Mcllvalne, Ann McNeamy, Patrick Meller, Maureen Meyer, Roseanne Miller, Sophomore said. py with their levels of work and chairman, coordi- with the community because of its sors include Main Line Federal Christine Muller, Jon Nehlsen, Mary Provkov. Jonathan Passman, Jay Raczkowski, Ciairs Rehwinkei. Trida Relbsa, Janet Ruddock, philanthrophy Many businesses hire pay, and often feel as if they're the magnitude," Pappas said. SAE Savings Bank, Pepsi, Main Line Justin Schrelber, Megan Selbona, Christine Sen/edio, Jennifer L. Smith, Heather Shankland, Eileen Snakard, Barbara'sullivan, Jeremy nated SAE's contribution m workers from temporary under more pressure to Lung hopes to erase any of Radnor Times and the National Liberty Tenenbaum, Dan Travlsano, PattI Trenchak, Jennifer Trzaska, Hillary Ward, Eric Warren. event through the American employment agencies as a safe- perform." Township's negative perceptions Corporation. Runners and walk- Association and the Radnor Town^ a scenario. The answer The Villanovan Is published Frkiays, 10 Issues a semester. Circulation: 8,000. Subscriptions are available at per year For guard against such to this dilemma? $30 that 40 about Villanova students. ers of all ages are encouraged to advertising Information contact the office 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, (21 5) 51 9-7206. ship. Pappas estimates As an additional incentive, Employers need to become will partici- "According to some individuals, participate and prizes will be fraternity brothers temp workers allow employers more sensitive to the use of The Villanovan reserves the right to refuse any ad insertions dus to questionable content and space limitations. image in awarded in a ceremony The deadline to place runners or volun- Villanova has a tainted imme- advertising Is 3 p.m. the Tuesday pdor to publication. ^^ pate as either to circumvent traditional temporary workers as well as members the eyes of the community and I diately following the race. The teers in the race. SAE employment agreements, ther- to the division of tasks is the between The Villanovan newspaper of record for Viiisnova University. a valued think this is a great way for five-mile scenic course starts and are donating their time to eby avoiding such costly issues the contract employees and the The writing, articles, lay-out, pictures and fomiat are the responsibility of the Pappas. Villanova to interact with the finishes at the Radnor Township Editor and the Editorial Board and do not necessarily community function, said as seniority and severance pay. permanent staff. Porter added. represent the view of the administration, faculty and students unless specifically Radnor Township," he said. Building in Wayne. The race is stated. The University subscribes to the principle 61 "We want people to know SAE commun- SAE's association with the Rad- scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. gets involved with the . "^ , iiolKiir ^''iiV'-;, -• •«<:' vitrfM 't«»4!'i<£!tw'tftinTO IWiiii i •f i'lt'-. September 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 5 Page 4 • THE VILLANOVAN • Saptembf 23. 1994 Lecture stirs action, Hoops for the Homeless emotion, tragedy raises money for cliarity By CHRISTINE FOLEY year to passing the Pennsylvania By TRICIA G. RELLOSA Line Federal Bank, the University Staff Reporter Open Campus Police Logs Bill in Staff Reporter Shop, Gators and Smokey Joe's. the House of Representatives The Zeta Iota chapter of Kappa when it reconvenes Sept. 26. This is the sixth year that APD Alpha Phi Delta (APD) held its Kappa Gamma sponsored alum- Katie Koestner, rape victim and has sponsored the event; however, annual "Hoops for the Homeless" nus Connie Clery, national lobby- a '94 graduate of the College of it is only the second year the charity event to raise money for ist and victims' rights advocate, William and Mary, has spoken out brothers decided to hold the tour- the St. Francis Shelter in Phila- for a campus-wide presentation ori across the country to college nament outdoors. This year the delphia, Sept. 17. Thirty-five campus security in Connelly students about her experience and teams played on the courts behind teams, each consisting of three Center Cinema Wednesday, Sept. addressed the audience along with Sullivan Hall. It lasted from 9 a.m. people, competed in this fundrais- 14. Clery about the impact the to 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. ing basketball tournament this Clery and her husband Howard, absence of campus policies regard- Saturday, with a break from 12 ing sexual past weekend. both Bryn Mawr residents, are the . assault have had upon p.m. to 3 p.m. for the Villanova/ co-founders of Security on Cam- her life. Koestner's experiences The tournament was open to all Delaware football game. Inc. have been captured in students. The teams were separ- pus, (SOC), the only national, an HBO non-profit organization documentary and she appeared on ated into two divisions; winners "I think that this was a great created of exclusively for the prevention the cover of Time magazine June Division A won $200 and those event. It was entertaining to of of campus violence and crimes. 3, 1991, as well as many syndi- Division B won $150. Each team watch, fun to do and very prof- The organization also cated talk shows such as participated in a double elimina- itable for a good cause," said assists campus "Donahue." tion tournament. Jennifer Radano, victims in the enforcement of a spectator. PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN their legal rights. Clery concluded her presenta* tion, Brothers of APD sport their "staff" shirts during Hoops for the Homeless, Sept. 17. The Clerys founded SOC in imploring the audience to 1987 after their daughter Jeanne take action and write local repre- was brutally sentatives about campus security PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN I think that tMs was a raped, sodomized, «. ^ - - . - ^ • beaten bills. "A college campus should be and murdered in her The Ticketmaster office, located in Connelly Center, is a new addition to campus. the great ejfent It was en- vu Lehigh University dormitory safest place anywhere," Clery Students may purchase tickets for concerts and events. targots booicstore for ronovatmns room. said. tertaming to watch, fun Clery, still unable to speak By DONNA BENCIVENGO be without emotion since her daugh- to do and ¥ery profitable three times larger than it The problem of crowding in the duplicated. The bookstore is Staff Reporter actually is. Three options dreaded ter's death, said, "Villanova is for are store at busy periods (the aware of the problem. In fact, Ticicetmaster office opens in the Connelly Center a good cause. very special to me, Jeanne and I being considered to make the "book rush," for example) was bookstore officials have posted a Many proposals are being used to attend mass here." By SHEILA Jennifer Radano con- bookstore larger. One option is to also brought up by survey public apology for this problem on CONOLLY sidered Ticketmaster provides tickets held in duPont Pavilion can only service varies based on the type for changes in the Univer- devote all of Kennedy Assisted with the award win- Staff Reporter Hall to the respondents. This problem is the front door. The staff is work- for Spectator at the ewent sity bookstore. many events in the Philadel- be received through the new of event. The minimum service Last spring the bookstore alone. Another idea is mainly caused by failure of the ning documentary, "What Jeanne ing to correct the software phia area, including those held Office of Planning and Didn't at lottery system, said Alfano. charge is $1.75 per ticket. Institution- to move the store to an existing software used in the newly com- problems. Know," Clery chronicles Villanova students no longer the Spectrum and the Mann' Thus far, business at al Research sent out 1,814 surveys building her struggle for campus security. need to venture off campus to Ticket- which offers more space. puterized cash registers. The final problem area which to faculty, Music Center, but the service is master has been steadily increas- staff and students Finally, an entirely new building "Credit card transactions aren't She delivered an hour-long pres- purchase tickets for their favorite Ed Wasielewski, the survey revealed concerned not restricted to local arenas. Students ing. APD's philan- concerning store services, said rock plgys are thrilled "Students are thrilled with could be built for the bookstore. working; that's the biggest prob- University Shop hours. entation to a small audience, bands, concerts, or thropy chair and last year's chair Frank Henninger, Many Tickets can be purchased for New the convenience," said head director of the Another point of dissatisfaction lem right now," said Henninger. attended by students, concerned sports teams. Ticketmaster, a with the convenience. Mike Weldon, organized the event. thought the shop needed to have York Yankees' games, events at employee Marie Brennan. University Shop. About 508 sur- identified in parents from surrounding com- national company that handles "The the survey was Over 300 credit card transactions extended hours of operation. Madison "We have been preparing since veys were returned, Square Garden, certain Marie Brennaif, only advertising we've had has and the pricing. Many believe the store is at the store were mistakenly munities and several campus the distribution of tickets through- the end of last year trying to get proposed performing arts shows in New Ticketmaster employee been through word of mouth and changes are based on too expensive. The shop is work- security officers who attended the out the country, opened Sept. 13 businesses to sponsor the event. .York City and a number of events we've been very successful so problem areas identified in these ing on offering discounts on presentation on their own time. in the lower level of Connelly Our main sponsor is 7-11, but 13 surveys, in Atlantic City, Delaware, Mary- far," she added. The Ticketmaster he said. merchandise and lowering prices. In the seven years sinceJeanne's Center, according to Tony Alfano, other businesses also donated land and locations even further Students can purchase tickets office (located next to the game The first concern expressed The store does buy back used death, the Clerys and SOC have director of Connelly Center. Stu- money and/or gift Study south. in person at the Ticketmaster certificates for abroad room) is open was lack of options Monday through space. According to books from students at the end of prompted the creation of three dents, faculty, staff, alumni and the winners," said Weldon. The Villanova men's basketball office on a cash only basis. "You Friday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Henninger, due to the size of the each semester, paying students federal laws, including the Stu- people in the community can take other sponsors included Main University, tickets may also be purchased must show up at the office directly during the same hours Saturday the bookstore should half of the original price. dent Right-To-Know and Campus advantage of this service to see a through Ticketmaster for Spec- and pay cash to receive tickets," only if tickets for a particular presented Security Act -(1990),, allowing variety of events from Walt Dis- to students trum games only, but the games said Alfano. The charge for the show go on sale that prospective students, students ney's World on Ice to the Grateful Saturday. and employees to o6tain informa- Dead. VQI encourages By JANE candidates allot student input BONO themselves at tion regarding the security mea- "We felt that the substantial Staff Reporter least four to six months in order sures of any college or university, student population living on cam- Any to make arrangements. The dead- the Campus Sexual Assault Vic- pus warranted the service," said Research is critical in job By LINDA GRZYB student, staff or faculty sity community can get on-line search The Office of International line for spring 1995 travel is Oct. tim's Bill of Rights, and the Alfano. He said the Ticket- niember is free to make sugges- and access "vilmenu" which leads new Staff Reporter Studies provides tions to students of all 15, those considering traveling in Buckley Amendment Clarification master center will be very conve- VQI. Ideas may be pres- into the VQI message board. database that surveys most services? majors with an opportunity the fall College Press Service ented directly to a specific depart- to must make arrangements Act, which prevent institutions nient and fit the needs of many The University implemented a "Some people are still resistant newspapers, magazines and • Who are its customers or enhance their learning experience by April 1. from hiding criminal records in students who have had difficulty new program to involve its to ideas [of VQI]. They think that trade journals. clients? entire • Who are its by studying abroad, said Dr. For those students who are student education records. in the past purchasing tickets for One of the most often- community in its this is just the same old thig, but • Value Line Investment competitors? commitment to We want Villano¥a to Thomas M. Ricks, repeated pieces of advice that they director. reluctant to study overseas for an Although six states have passed certain events. The closest dis- excellence, Villanova Quality should really give it a chance. Survey, a monthly publication • What is its market share? While the University does not entire semester or year, corporate recruiters give is, become a community in People are finding out the Office laws relating to publishing cam- tributors before the opening of that provides current informa- Improvement (VQI). According to they're offer Annual revenues? its own semester study- of International Studies offers pus crime statistics, Pennsylvania this Ticketmaster were located in "The more you know about our getting an answer, even if it is not tion on major corporations. its mission statement, VQI is "an the best sense abroad you're • How is it weatherhig the of the programs, it is affiliated eight different summer programs. is of has Newtown Square and of company and the job the answer they want, but at least not one them. SOC King • Business Periodicals effort to deepen our communal with seven better recession? Have there been any term. major organizers who These last for six weeks or more, devoted much of the 1994 election Prussia, he added. interviewing for, the bond, our shared sense of purpose now they know why," Quilter Index, a listing of publications law-offs? assist students with their travel and students can earn six your chances of getting an said. up to that might pertain to the indus- and our openness to change in Rev. Edmond J. Dobbin, OSJi^ plans. Questions to Ask: Job The Office of International credits. A 2.5 GPA is required for offer." order to better serve our students, Currently, the College of Arts try you're researching. Characteristics UnhrersJty President Studies, now in its ninth year of the The truth is, the more knowl- and Sciences is summer programs, some of parents, alumni/ae and others looking for approx- • National Newspaper • What qualifications, in operation, is primarily a edgeable a candidate is, the imately four support which concentrate on intensive Calendar debated through striving for continuous students to serve on Index, a daily compilation of terms of grades, work expe- ment or they may be addressed office, working closely with both language while others focus on' more they will shine in inter- improvement in our relatiorfthips their team. Students met with news stories from major city rience or curriculum and back- to faculty and students in order area study. views. Recent graduates should the committee at large that will members of to Christmas. "If I had my druthers, and work processes." the Arts and Sciences KLICK dailies. ground, are required or plan > direct the concern how students can fit a semes- Because the By JONATHAN I'd fall not consider the interview an to the approp- unit team to find out mor^ about summer programs rather curtail break," said Ask the company's public VQI is made up of unit teams ter or Assistant News Editor preferred? riate people. With the year of overseas study into are run directly by the Office of Langran. information gathering process, that represent use of VQI and its role at the University relations office to send you a • various depart- their four-year for demonstrating What personality traits computer technology, the Univer- college plan. International Studies, it is possi- Langran 's VQI initiative was but a forum ments around campus. From the Wednesday, Sept. 21. copy of the most recent annual are most desired? In order to qualify for a semester ble for their resourcefulness and the office to design, imple- The department of Political sent to Dr. John Kelley, director report College of Arts and Sciences to the or and a financial state- • What is the corporate cul- year-long program, students ment and evaluate the without of the ingenuity. program. Science recently voted Human Organization ment. These will provide infor- Department of Food Services, generally need ture and philosophy? Mission a 2.75 GPA as well As a result of the University's opposition to support a resolution Science Institute, who then Lynn Nemser, a corporate many departments around cam- Recycling as mation on the company's earn- statement? Dress code? Work- improves the approval of Ricks, their human resources consultant direct relationship with several supporting the VQI initiative assigned it to the VQI team best pus are working hard for one department ings, forecasting, competition, ing conditions? chairperson and the universities overseas, the Office suggesting that the semester equipped to handle the issue. with Partners in Performance common goal — to create a and products and services. Also • What types of dean of their college. Inc. in Pittsburgh, says grad- jobs are The cost is of International Studies also revert back to its former length After the resolution was passed stronger community. ask foi" any recruitment bene- available to comparable to tuition, continue to use their liberal arts campus- room and participates in affiliation agree- of 13 weeks, which was proposed by the Political Science depart- uates who The Rev. wide fits brochures they might have. graduates? Edmund J. Dobbin, board while at the job University. ments. Students who have a 3.0 by Dr. Robert Langran of the ment, Gustafson was asked to "good student" approach to O.S.A., president of the Universi- Call your alma mater's alum- • What is the starting By KATHLEEN COONEY lables, or recyclables are tossed Students can go to literally are the most success- salary any GPA and language ability may Political Science department. present the idea to the Dean of hunting ty, has worked hard to ni office and ask if there are or range? ensure News Editor into the wrong bins. The Univer- four-year college or right jobs. university in qualify to study overseas while a for a 14- Arts and Sciences, the Rev. Kail ful in finding the success of the program. In "I don't see the need any graduates who work for • the VQI sity staff does not have time to the world," said Ricks, crit- What types of training who added student at that institution studies Langran, Ellis, O.S.A., at the department "Research is absolutely Unit Improvement Team week semester," said the companies in which you're programs are Training The University began to offi- sort all the bins. As a result of that it is important offered? tha^ interested at Villanova. follow a heads meeting in October to see ical. If they start their career manual, noting that most schools interested. It's especially effec- • Dobbin explains the cially recycle on campus in 1990 contamination, some recyclables the same way What are the benefits? 13-week format. According to what kind of support exists within explorations purpose of the group: "We want when recycling became mandato- are thrown away, he said. tive to talk to someone who is • What is the specific hiring the various departments. they start their courses, they Villanova to become a community Langran, the semester was leng- in a job similar to the one you process? ry in the state of Pennsylvania, The University generates about are going to be successful," she (How many inter- thened because some professors Langran admitted that the want. Call those in the best sense of the term, all said Kevin O'Donnell, superin- 600 pounds of aluminum and people and ask views, with whom, resumes, their longer semester allows professors says. of us working together needed more time to cover to meet with them, if possible. transcripts?) to help our tendent of grounds and student 5,000 pounds or corrugated card- There's no shortcut to good is that to cover more material. He students, each other and material. "My contention Otherwise, ask questions on • What are the recycling coordinator. board per week, said O'Donnell. research. all the sources the drawbacks to (in stressed, however, that 13 weeks Use University succeed at the if other schools can get it done the phone. Your goal is to find working highest Aluminum cans, plastics, paper About 8,000 pounds or newspaper available. Find out everything there? too," he said. is sufficient. "If you can't get it level." 13 weeks], we can. out what they do, if you are • What is -the and glass are collected and then are recycled each semester, he R you can about the industry in interviewing ES the Political [the work] done, maybe you're not P of Three members capable of doing it and if you're Each unit at the University is taken to different vendors, said added. ECT process? Where? What ques- a company in including organizing your time well," he general, and responsible for organizing their Science department, right for it. Also ask if they tions do they O'Donnell. Aluminum is delivered "I think it's been going very particular, by scanning library ask? department's committee. Chair Lowell Gustafson, Ph.D., said. could help you in any way. • VQI to a metals dealer in Chester and well," said O'Donnell. The Uni- databases for current news- Describe a typical day or "I think if you took a poll, most Quilter, coordinator of abstained from the vote to support Here are some other ques- week. Mary the plastics are sent to the Connelly versity has recently passed the paper, magazine or trade jour- custom- students would feel the way I Graduate Philosophy program, is the resolution. Gustafson tions to ask before the job • Any advice Container Corp., also in Chester. one-million-pound mark. "If every THE nal articles. Also check refer- and tips for EARTH from such votes. feel," said Langran. He pointed of the College of Arts arily abstains interview: a member Glass, however, is handled by individual could commit, we could library getting a job there? that ence books and the card and Sciences unit team. She said The other abstaining members out many students have • How many employees? Another Delaware County and not by the pass two million pounds within catalog for any books that strategy is to make expressed concerns about the summer jobs that require they • How old is the company? that the program has fostered University staff because of safety the next year," he added. written about a personal visit to the store, work through the Labor might have been communication throughout all of future scheduling of fall break. Day • Where is the company's facility, and contamination concerns, he "The recycling is really a com- the company. office or corporate the "It's Langran explained that depending Weekend. Under the present main headquarters? departments on campus. added. mon effort; we hope everyone is following sources will headquarters before your inter- calendar, these The eye-opening to see things are RECYCLE! on how late in the year Labor Day students may be • What business activities is view. how There is a problem with con- involved," said O'Donnell. "I you find the latest This will help you get the alter forced to avoid such jobs or to help handled across campus. Everyone falls, it may be necessary to the company involved in? What feel of tamination on campus, said OT)on- think success is dependent upon information: what it would be like has a voice — students, faculty, the length of the fall break, while travel long distances to go back are its main products or to nell. For instance, trash is put in every individual to sort out the • Info Trak, a computer work there. the semester before to the jobs, he added. staff — everyone," Quilter added. the recycling bins with the recyc- recyclables," he added. still finishing I II^?!:*.^;:^';,. Pay 6 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 23. 1994 September 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 7 Foreign scholars teach in the United States V, r pursued her academic career iHiuiJi^inr Press Release in WHEN ICE CREAM HURTS Lebanon despite the difficult conditions caused by Does eadng a bite dtnaen. dessert or drinking somediing hot The University is hosting a that coun- make your teeth ache? Dental faypenenaitivity is a problem for Scholar-in-Residence under the try's fifteen year civil war. stresses the about one out d seven aduha. Ifs usually caused by a thinning Featuring: prestigious Fulbright Mutual Harb importance Monday-Friday 11 AM - 11 PM of the enamel on the crown or esqxisure of the root of Ihe tooth. Educational Exchange pro- of acquainting students with Saturday & Sunday 12 Noon - 8 PM The receding gums that may occur as you get older (over 18) can Chicken Fingers gram. This program enables the underlying values and scholars porms of Arabic culture as well make your teeth hypersensitive to heat and cold; so to can distinguished foreign Featuring: Fresh Pizza as with its complex finding your teeth at night, using too stiff a toothbrush, or to teach at universities in the and chang- ing social structures. brushing your teeth after you have eaten or drunk something United States for an academic She is King-Size Dell Sandwiches particularly interested higUty acidic. Severe and penustent fayperaensith'ity can be a year. in wom- Soft-Serve Yogurt ^V si^ that you need to see a dentist Made-to-Order Dr. Hadia Harb, associate en's studies due to her long (Over 10 Flavors Available) association with professor and chair of the Beirut Uni- Salad Bar department of education at versity College. That private Shakes Beirut University College in university was founded as a Made-to-Order Lebanon, has just arrived at women's college and continues VM our n0w bak»ry window tOaturtng special to emphasize its commitment frtoh bmkod doaoortg and paotrtool Villanova to teach a \^Dellclou8 Fat-Free Items Available^ JJ topics seminar in Sociology to educate and improve the titled, "Family and Society in status of Arab women. the Arab Worid." In the spring Villanova has hosted five \ r ^ Featuring Fulbright semester, she will teach a scholars-in-residence FBaturIng "Wom- and research scholars since special topics course on Daily Luncheon Speciele en in Arab Society" through 1984: Dr. Diarmaid O'Muirith, Soup the Women's Studies Program professor of Irish literature & Bottled Wetere and the Center for Arab and from University College, Dub- Sandwiches 'LAW PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN Islamic Studies. lin; Dr. Mohammed Alpha Bah, S( IK )()! Juicee Harb received her Ph.D. a Liberian historian; Dr. Salads Parents* Weekend Grilled Keme to Order This year may be as wet as last year's. Rain is in the forecast. from the Education- Mohammad Kenbib, a Moroc- CAFE Hopefully, the Wildcats will pull through and beat the Boston University Terriers. Humanities Department at can historian; Dr. Kamal Abdul Freeh Fruit Monday-Friday Seled Ber Ohio State University in 1979. Fattah, a Palestinian geo- Monday-Friday Bottled Juices grapher from Bir Zeit Univer- 8 AM - 2 PM Her doctoral thesis on "Teach- 10:30 AM - 2 PM Spoon Softened Ice Creem ing Arabic Culture as Part of sity; and Dr. Muhammad News Briefs a Language Course" focused on Akram, a Pakistani professor J J of Islamic Studies. V Parents' for building a conceptual model Those vis- including cultural materials in iting scholars played important Courtesy own sake, of College Press Service the study revealed. language teaching. She has roles in enhancing Villanova's The X \ "Our pilot study supports the published three books related programs in Irish, Africana Heh, Heh, long-theorized notion Weekend Heh — We're Stuffed that stu- to teaching Arabic and has and Arab and Islamic Studies. dents learn holistically — through Italian WOODLAND HILLS. Calif. - both formal classroom experiences (Continued from page 3) Move over, Barbie. Watch out, and their experiences outside the Kitchen Barney, chances a person has to win % Oourtnat oonaiPiCn You've got competition. classroom," said Dr. Patrick T. r Featuring prizes, said Farmer. Monday-Friday Now Beavis and Butt-head dolls, Terenzini, professor of higher The grand Monday-Friday 'Hoya ranks ifl 11 - 2 & 4:30 - 6:30 PM Freeh Mufflne & Bagels prize winner will receive AM PM PM stuffed clones of the channel education and associate director a plaque 11 AM -8 PM and a Villanova sweatshirt. Meal Plan Equivalency Philly Cheesesteaks surfing, suburban misfits of MTV of the National Center on Postsec- (Continued from page 1) An increased endowment would A "Let's Wildcard & Cash Accepted Meal Plan Equivalency fame, can be found at retail ondary Make a Deal" type Cooked-to-Order a store Teaching, Learning and smaller than Villanova yet have allow the University to build, Wildcard and Meal Plan Polnte Accepted near you. game will also be played. When Featuring And just like their Assessment (NCPTLA). "As far attained national reputations as expand and make capital improve- Vegetable Pizza cartoon a person chooses a prize, he/she Featuring counterparts, the two as we know, ours is the first being excellent arts schools." ments campus-wide, he added. Deli-Made Sandwichee dolls utter such may have the option of choosing Monday-Thuredey Cold Dell Sandwiches typical "Beavis & statistical evidence recorded con- "Villanova's emphasis is on "It's also important to note that Paeta & Garlic Bread Cheeseburger In Paradlee a different, unknown prize. 8 AM - 8 PM Butt-headisms" as "Yeah, cerning this • heh, popular belief." undergraduate education and U.S. News is out to sell magazines Fresh Salads Nutritious Salads ". Farmer said. Also offered as prizes Friday Beer Battered Chicken FIngere heh, heh," . . This sucks; The research change focused on 210 teaching," said Stack. "Although and it is worth their while to " will be gift certificates to area Chicken Parmesan Sandwich 8 AM - 2 PM Soft Pretzele it," "Shut up. . Butt-head. . and new students at the University of research is encouraged among the publish these rankings," Supreme Nachos restaurants said "...Whoa! That wuz cool." Illinois at Chicago. and shops, a $100 Fresh Made Pizza Wildcard and Meal Plan Points Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt Measurements faculty, the emphasis remains on Stack. "The magazine found a Frozen Yogurt Wildcard account and other Accepted items • The talking dolls, manufac- were taken of the students' teaching." system that works." Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt from the University Shop. tured by Dakin Inc., retail for $25 academic-related attitudes, values Among the finest regional V J V J and join Throughout the evening, after a line of other Beavis & and activities during their first schools as determined by U.S. dinner desserts and beverages DOUGHERTY, DONAHUE CASH/WILDCARD PRICES: Butt-head merchandise that semester and again at the end of News are the University of Rich- includes will be served. Admission to the keychains, gym socks their freshman year. mond (VA) in the southern div- DINING "Night of Monte Bookstore and — yes — spitballs. Carlo" costs $17 & ST. MARY'S BREAKFAST $4.50 More Minority Faculty ision, Valparaiso University (IN) Urged for those over 21 years of age, $12 in the midwestern division and MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY HALL for those aged 12-20 BREAKFAST** 7:a0-9:00A.H. BRUNCH 10:4aA.M.-1:00P.U. BRUNCH 10:4fiA.M.-1 :00P.M. LUNCHEON $5.50 Three regional education organ- and $8 for (Continued from page 4) Trinity University (TX) in the LUNCH 11:O0A.M.-1:3OP.M. DINNER 4:30P.II.-«:00(>.M. DINNER 4:30P.M.-«:00P.M, Students Learn Out of Class those under 12. izations have launched a national western division. Right DINNER 4:30P.M.-«:30P.M. MENU BRUNCH i.$5.50 Two seatings now the store staff is program to address a for the Connelly shortage of Harvard, Princeton and * * UNIVERSITY Center Yale considering expanding their hours Oougharty Dm an mtMdMl braaktaat untH10:OQA.M. PARK, Pa. - A minority faculty Champagne Brunch will DINNER $8.00 at U.S. univer- Universities round out the top ,to be open from Penn State study of college stu- be offered: 10 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. earlier in the sities and colleges. The Compact three national universities; dents indicates morning to later at night. Also, that undergradu- for Faculty The brunch times are strat^cally SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Diversity is made up Amherst, Williams and Swarth- weekend hours ates' experiences outside the placed in order that people may might be 9/25/94 9/26/94 9/27 9/28/94 9/29/94 9/30/94 9/31/94 of the New England Board of more Colleges are the top three classroom can attend expanded. Right now the store is SUNDAY SATURDAY positively influence Higher Education, the Southern the final mass in the du- BRUNCH AssoniD CCMAU ASMRTEO CCREAU ASSORTfO CnCAU ASSORTCD CEREAU Assorted Cereals national liberal arts colleges as (EVCRVMIAI) (Every Mial) (Every Meal) BRUNCH their academic learning. Pont Pavilion only open every other weekend. (EvnvMiAg (Every Mial) Regional Education Board and the at 11 a.m. The mass B ranked by U.S. News. 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Late Lunch: Corner Grille 2-3PM Mon-Frl Friday, September 30 Belle Air Terrace 2-3PM Every Day The Campus Activities Team thanks you for your 9 p.m. hi the Nightclub Grille 3-4:30PM Mon-Frl continued support and Early Dinner: Corner ' , committment. Belle Air Terrace 3-5PM Every Day Grille 4:30-8PM Mon-Frl One coupon Dinner: Corner per person. May not be duplicated. Italian Kitchen 4:30«:30PM Mon-Frl Belle Air Terrace 2-5PM Sat & Sun . . " " 1 !'' %-^. ff\'~''1T'^ "T^ September 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 1 the Vl LLANOVAN D 201 Dougherty Hall. Villanova University, Villanova, Pa. 19085 Elizabeth Barszczowtkl and Kathryn A. ^zumanskl Villanova student Editors In Chief rights go up in cloud By JONATHAN of smoke PASSMAN ing peer sessions and hypnotism, Alexander W. Scofleld by the Radnor police station and refuses to give the students a and the hiring of people to help as well as being involved in the ask them if they have arrested any chance to express their beliefs, smokers quit are not going to come Associate Editor In accomplishing its pur- A'"^"^" Smoke Out. The drivers for being under the influ- then perhaps he should re-think Poses tl^Univ^ihflZrL^^ n to Villanova free of charge. It may "^^^ ^^^"^^ "P ^° '^n^e of nicotin^^ If all Villa- Stephanie MacDougall SalltheZuZelen^^^^^^^ l""' r'?? else fails, his reason for working at not sound like a lot of money, but discussion. Unfortunately, from she should go to England and sitsi nova. After witnessing his actions Managing Editor ZdmdsLfek^^^^^^ana Statebtatetiiaie iSZTlegislation with respect to «* the cost does add up. I'm not a my perspective, I was unable * * to mtnein the stands dunngduring a protessionalnrofPs«;innal last Friday, I think he should go quality of opportunitv ' .::,„." a psychic to the stars but I have to ''''''' '"^and ''"'*'nnn. "''^'^^tt^^h «V«.^. Page 10 ""' "^^" '^^'' '^ "^atch. It Septemt>er 23, 1994 dZZittT'' ^^' can't be the ale one step further and resign. believe that the cost will be passed, ^fr^''the senators but they did that causes the fans to trample Yet, I cannot completely blame -VnC^a-Villanova ljnivpr.itv Mice; "Jfy onto (drum roll, please) the stu- University Mission utter some of the most disturbing each other to death, it? for the can Villanova's management dents through their tuitions. If I statement statements to pass through my What I found most disturbing whole nonsmoking affair. The were a freshman and I found this ears in my three years here at at the meeting was the absolute nation as a whole is caught up in out, I would transfer. I do not Last week I decided to exercise Villanova. ^^^^ o^ respect towards the stu- a health craze and smokers are the Villanova !!?/J°I^' , t want any of tuition, if ranks #1 what little democratic rights I my even had We have to loofi at public health dents' feelings. I realize that enemy of the majority. A televised at Villanova it is only one cent per student, and attended the first over individual rights. Villanova is a business but they news report would not be complete going towards a program that University Senate meeting of the I his is a plausible statement, are in the business of educating without a new study about second- year. Admittedly, would keep me from exercising I had a personal but It kind of struck in me as rather the students. If there were no hand smoke. However, alcohol its own reason for going, because the my legal right to smoke. backyard only un-American. Individual rights students, there would be no Vil- and cars are also major killers in new item on the On the day of the Senate meet- agenda was a bill were the basis for the""founding Once again, lanova. Some of the Senators America today. I have yet to hear Villanova University has recaptured its to make Villanova a ing Villanova received the No. 1 "smoke-free" of our nation but I guess that this first place ranking seemed to forget this point when about the University Senate pro- ranking in U.S. News and World among regional colleges and universities institution. The bill would offi- senator prefers Communism. Like Senator Michael O'Brien, one of posing a bill to ban alcohol on in cially ban Report for comprehensive regional the country as determined by U. S. News & World Report smoking in a number my roommate says. Communism the SGA representatives, moti- campus for those above the legal universities in the northern magazine. of University buildings and may works, in Over 500 schools competed for the top 15 theory. oned to table the bill until the drinking age, considering alcohol spots next region. I love school but if serve as a building block to even- my in four geographic divisions. There is no right in the Con- University Senate meeting, pend poisoning and alcohol-related tually ban smoking in the some members of the administra- individ- stitution allowing you to smo/ie. ing U.S. News bases its survey of American colleges discussion of the bill with automobile accidents are major tion don't recognize that the on ual dorm rooms. As a smoker, I Yes, but as I recall, the Consti- those students who would be problems in society today. criteria set by the school is for the students, then I Carnegie Foundation for the Advance- felt it was my duty to see why tution forbids Congress from affected. Most of the Senators The funny thing is, no one ever don't understand how Villanova ment of Teaching, which has revised its classifications Villanova wanted to end my right making any laws restricting the voted in favor of tabling the bill, brought up the cost of the pro to light up. could be nuipber one. of four-year colleges freedom of expression. I for the first time in seven years. As consider but there were a few holdouts gram. The new ashtrays to After be fonathan Passman is a senior a result, 51 minutes of hob- smoking to be a freedom of expres- 300 American colleges and universities changed One holdout truly surprised me: installed outside, the advertising international business. nobbing, the Senate was finally majoring in categories. sion. Besides, Constitution or not, Dr. Richard Neville, himself. called to order. After some admini- smoking is a legal activity for While I found it appalling that the Vice formerly top-ranked regional schools such as strative items were taken care of, those over the age of 18. President of Student Life refused Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Wake Forest Amelia Hollinger, the director of "Smoiting University affects others more to postpone a vote that directly ION CAMPUS Environmental Health and Safety and Illinois Wesleyan University have risen to national directly than alcohol affects affects the students, considering I of Villanova University took the others. WITH SHARON GRIFFIN standing, Villanova has remained a regionally ranked the students were never consulted floor and made her presentation. Uh-huh. Even this university. one got about the bill. I guess Dr. Neville Admittedly, she did have her I facts laughs from the rest of the Senate! either does not know the students' And while garnering a first place position MTAaf iWtfT you want I among addressed many ways Before the next meeting, I hope northern .u^.\f^^ feelings or just does not care, regional schools is a significant achievement, that Villanova could assist both this Senator talks to some fanailies LETTERS Considering his job title that it does students and faculty members in out not carry the same prestige as recognition among who lost a loved one to a drunk seems to be a rather ridiculous your parents to find fighting their addictions, includ- driver. Also, maybe she can the nation's premier colleges and universities would. Paradise stop position to have. If Dr. Neville If the University wishes to compete among the lost after men's swimming axed aliout your coKege Hfe '^^ I Georgetowns and Notre Dames of the world of higher ^^^ Editor: of scholarships for men's athletics Why not raise the number of Crack logic prevails in capital I education, it must shatter In my four years as a compared with women's. And scholarships the regional glass ceiling which student- on the women's side fAis weelcend? athlete at Villanova I somewhere on our campus of prevents 'Nova from rising to the heights of the nation's saw many the the equation? It would allow an By JOE PATTERSON and he played it to perfection. By city's attempt to shed its dubious changes numbers were I elite educational institutions. take place on our campus; not quite equal. increased number of women the election day, many voters said title as the Murder Capital of the And unless I some good, and some not-so-good. have been misin- opportunity to compete on the The Honorable Marion Barry. they entered the polls with the world. And if, in fact, the University is cpmmitted to the formed, My sophomore year we received they are still unequal. Of collegiate level apd allow a For some, he is the punchline conviction that a vote for Barry In the District, there are 10 pursuit of overall excellence suc- beyond its regional confines, a- new swimming.„»,„.„„« ..a.,..coach. ^»uAnd ata. course, our team would not be cessful program the opportunity of a joke. For others, he is a sign was a vote against whites. In fact. Democrats for every one Repub- It must dedicate itself ^he affected. . . of to continual improvement, striving end of my senior year, after we brought 'Nova a to improve. redemption and moral recovery . radio talk-show host Cathy lican. Accordingly, Washington I conference title, For for progress and refinement in every aspect of Universitv ^^^"c*^*"g Villanova's first Big we were on the I am sure Mr. DeFilippo and his those of us who Hve within Hughes simply stated, "Washing- has become the testing ground for \if^ ^ East rise, life. swimming championship in we are an academic all- staff have their reasons for mak- the borders of the Nation's Cap ton, D.C., continues to be the most the latest liberal trends. Despite 12 years, we welcomed a new American team with one of the ing the ital, he will again be our mayor. segregated city in the U.S., and this, Barry promises he can bal- decisions they have made, I athletic director. Of course, as an highest G.P.A.s on campus, we but how about an explanation? But how does a man convicted he contributes to that." ance the budget. He promises he athlete in a sport other than were a team that did things right Where has our money gone? What of a felony, guilty of perjury and can cut down on crime. He prom- football in and out of or basketball, the role of the pool. Wrong! We about their commitment to the altogether incompetent, become ises he can start a healing process We know lost why the an Athletic scholarship 'Nova Director in my life was money and not non-revenue athletic teams? By the mayor of the most political ..^^— in the city. nonexistent, but Mr, DeFilippo just some of it or a few scholar- continuing city in the country? The answer Unfortunately, these promises to make decisions like ^oii^9SO£^ if ^^J^ showed ships, we lost promise. Unfortunately, I 100 percent of our your latest, you are losing the that has emerged from the voters' '/f^SS^ aren't the main reason he received money. ^f^e'^ipe€^U4re'^ y was graduating, but I was very support of your most vital mouths is one that should distress r^^^^ votes. Instead, the voters guest lecturer speaks asset. . optimistic How could about the team's future this happen? Why the current student-athlete and even the most apathetic contin- However, the election ot Barry expressed a prevailing attitude of as a competitive program in swimming? These are questions gents of society. disaffection alienation, it is a very future alumni. points to another attitude ' that and It sometimes seems as though Villanova students are competitive conference I I have been desperately looking If A survey of those who voted for this attitude and for I sound bitter, it's because I could be equally dangerous to that has propelled exceptionally adroit at complaining. Conversation looked.^. forward..,„.v. anwers to and with to.^ .ixu..itui.uKmonitoring its.l=. have yet to find. am. I want some kind of expla- Barry reveals that several voters society. In today's urban com- Barry back into the limelight. I I just can't any student on the situation on campus has traditionally Progress. The team, after winning see the rationale. Why nation. I want answers. did not look upon Barry as a hope munity, or at least in Washington, "Amazing Grace, how sweet the does an been laden with complaints about housing, rigid visitation ^^^. conference title, was really athletic department take for rebirth. Rather, the voters an environment has emerg«i in sound that saved a wretch like money from a program very frequently said that they me," announced the charismatic jK>licies the friendly folk in the that Eddie Paradise which the criminal justice system Radnor community and" represents I ^fr"W?er^^^ its ideals in every way? 1993 used their vote to "rebel" and IS viewed with more contempt Barry during his victory speech. the lack of on-campus entertamment. 'Getting a disorderly con- away from possibly receiving And a successful program none- "send a message." Basically, the than the criminals themselves. "I was blind, but now I see, lost "How much As this Fall 94 semester kicks into high gear, votes as an N.C.A.A. theless. I'm duct fine and evicted from my top 25 Div- certainly not saying In the upcoming issue, the Vil^ District voters knew that the rest Indeed, the ABC Nightly News but now found." procrastinate.' isionlteam. that it I house." however, the latter situation seems to be improving would be better to tajce the lanovan begins a multiple-part of the country felt that D.C. reported that for a disturbingly If only this was the aspect of I funding from dramatically. Particularly in the area of guest speakers, ^"^ ^^^^ P^^^ summer the bot- a men's team other series on gender equityfeaturing an citizens shouldn't vote for Barry. large number of young voters, the Barry that the citizens of Brian Sullivan """' ^''°"' ""'*^'' than swimming, but surely there They responded with a desire to Washington latched on to. If only recent lectures as well as upcoming ones have ^?y \^^ interview with Athletic Director ex-convict represented someone to I AliKerin shown that t ^ ^^l""^ must have Junior Title IX requires an equal number been other options. Gene DiFilippo. prove that they possessed power whom they could relate. We can his personal recovery could Sophomore in at least one area, Villanova is taking a definite turn Chem. Engineering I over the "establishment," and only hope that this mayoral race become a metaphor for the city. Engineering for the better. thus, election became one of Then, there would be some hope the does not signify a new trend in ) The biggest name among the guest lecturers, of Apology spite. which politicians will be able and cause for enthusiasm. As it extended for mayhem in mosh pit to I course, is author/poet Maya Angelou. Author of / Know The prevailing logic of such a utilize personal crimes as political is, the "message" sent by the ^o the ViUanova Community: localbands justification is obviously flawed, attributes. voters of our nation's capital is Why the Caged Bird Sings and the inaugural poet at to the campus. We also the positive impact that we, as a Indeed, if it weren't Washington, one that should alarm not only me attempted to "The citizens of Washington, . . . organize brotherhood, have and will President Clinton's inauguration, is T,. , ,, , a safe again Angelou in demand I the media's as a resident of the District, but 1 his letter IS in response to the environment wouldn't believe they're very intelligent people, all across the nation for this entertain- create on our campus. as a speaker. editonal^ which appeared shocking depiction of the situa- They knew what they were voting the country as a whole. in last ment. It is here where some of our Stephen Albrecht The District's Angelou is not an isolated celebrity, however. The week's ViUanovan concerning now infamous tion. Nevertheless, the citizens of for," Barry declared•ed. "I'm the best s predicament is green-s'hTrted Sigma Phi Epsilon the fall calendar contains multiple ^^^ Mother Funk concert spon- "security D.C. have become so disenchanted person for Washington." result of a long string of personages of prominence staff" fell short of their President with "the system" that they are His policies of a decade ago mistakes, the latest of which is who are speaking on campus. ^y Epsilon duties. We would like to Jane Roach, prosecuting f^f^ ^!jf, ^^^, ,^^» clarify Gregory Smock willing to give their votes to indicate otherwise. He initiated a the election of Marion Barry. We attorney in the Berkowitz case, participated in a seminar. ^1^^^^", in attendance that Sigma Phi Epsilon ' Uv^^l^ZlT^^'uDy apologizmg f ^cf?**'^ ".?i someone who has abused their mass exodus of citizens to Mary- should heed the warnings that • ." for the behavior of the Sig 4.U- ^\ 1 J J ^ i.- i. 1--I « ''Y Ep "brotherhood" HiH nnf this past week and deconstructionist philosophical giant Vice-President Washington extends. someof our brothers at thatevent. use their authoritrto^ntaf trust before. Indeed, the concept land and Virginia. His tax hikes Jacques Demda will arrive in early We are truly of "protest vote" was taken to paralyzed businesses and I'm proud to be a citizen of our October. In their sorry if what could ing the guests as thrprevious a set respective fields, these *^" an exciting night was article a new level within the District. many entrepreneurs in search of nation's capital. But after living two are major figures and show ^^X^ might imply. Rather a •''"'"^^^''^^-^^^^"'^^^^^^•^^ The dynamic Barry ran an friendlier territories. The city within the city limits for all 19 that a consistent effort is underway !"^^" number of personal Letters to bring personalities iiici- cam- years of my life, I've come to ''^ energetic and intelligent government became bloated as the of note to the Main Line. " '^ ^^^ "^^ ^^^ep- Itselfftcpif onn'nclass"''^^'Tand responsibility^K^rf ?^mtable'.r^^L^- The Villanovan will print "Let- paign. He broadened his voter uncommonly magnanimous Barry recognize the difficulties that the r \\ u ij u 11 • I . that those brothers hpaan ^^ College should be an all-encompassing learning ters to the city faces. For this reason, I am to the Villanova commu^ty. How fight at the everan^le^^^^^ Editor" received in its base by registering over 12,000 handed out government pay- experience, both within the classroom and beyond, ever, on this occasion, some of our like to office in 201 Dougherty Hall prior new voters and busing another checks with reckless abandon, confident that the entire country add that the fraternity has to the weekly the polls can use Washington's racial strife Villanova is certainly doing its part this semester, and representatives acted with neither taken disciplinary measures deadline, Tuesday at 10,000 senior citizens to placing over one-tenth of the "^'^ responsibility. against 2 p.m. All letters must be signed Despite his remarkable campaign, population on the city payroll. His and feelings of estrangement as we can only hope that the students will demonstrate the ^'^,?? the brothers in question and include address, phone number there are many concerns about expensive shelter programs had a an example of what to avoid. interest that \^^^ '^^ *".^^"" "^^^^^^'.'^ is also not accurate these sbeakers and others*v,io warrant.yyaiiaiii. CATv/ii i .inn Lrnlf'^'^ and Everyone, including the Honora- • "» tion behind the event to social security dominion. counterproductive effect on hope- 1 .u 4.- J J was positive. genera ize the whnlp fraf«.-«;f» number. All Barry's upcoming "The 22 shots I did last night and the respective academic departments who planned letters ^^^ Marion Barry, should learn a "That I don't study around We attempted to offer an Reciting based on thrunfoTt^^naeS^ must be typed and double The first anxiety deals with lessness. He squandered away for my 21st birthday," lesson from that I the clock and on weekends." and sponsored these events should be commended for evening of entertainment and fun of a few. We spaced. The Villanovan reserves how Barry torpedoed race rela- federal funds on a corrupt govern- the enigma hope that the out i» ^^^ the right to stint as simply call Home, successfully addressing this issue where 'Nova has come ^^^ on-campus community standing reputation of edit all letters. Letters tions during his first ment and his conviction further Chris Santarpio the Sigma may Steve Mcllvaine up short in recent years. as we all know, sometimes Phi Epsilon Fraternity be sent by mail to the Vil- mayor. During his 12 years of strained relations with Congress, Junior J^^^, can oer Sophomore lack weekend activity To that lanovan, Villanova University, tactics tragically Furthermore, his mishandling of is Now. about a big-name communitrtow..„„uniw control, his Joe Patterson a sophomore Finance rock concert. . i^^^ l^'Jtl!!!'!^^'^' to Finance end, wer^!!:^^:^.JlJ!!^brought two well-received see beyond this Villanova, Pa. 19085. segregated the city. In this elec- the police force during his past majoring in political science, eco- event and look to tion, Barry played the race card, mayorship has certainly hurt the nomics and Honors. i. .:, Page 12 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 23, 1994 September 23. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 13 A T R E North in polls, Quayle In print as far right looks ahead • * . just a few months ago.' But his By RICH WEBSTER "good'[ convenedin Washington, on in this country? Isn't Quayle fixes to sharpen his steel-tip boots exceeds all ' hate for Clinton other rallied together By Christian a recognized simpleton and mfer- on Dan's soggy melon of a head concerns and is as dangerous as Mo sure joy in Our president, Bill Clinton Coalition president Pat Robertson. national posterboy for all that is in the G.O.P. primaries. It Mudnlle after first iove strilces out a nuclear reactor. So a friend of, (yeah, you know the guy), well Robertson, a failure in his own bid with the educational sys- won't be pretty. wrong Her name, in ' good times together in OUie's he is. case you haven't AstroTurf stadiums (sorry, Phila- trip on the Monday Night Football March. But he's had his problems — you know all Quayle could think to for the presidency, boasts a mem- tem? But Daddy had money, didn't And ByALEXSCOFIELD figured out by that this attention I'm not going to wait until spring- in closing, the wicked now delphians), the park at Camden) watchers, I re-focus my all about them. Flowers, Jones, of over a million people he did, say before the dreaded Coalition And bership Danny? Yes he and Dan personification is nothing the Lions time this year. We've got some of the Good Lady more Yards was designed to restore on the TV screen, where draft-dodgeball, failure to inhale in the pseudo-religious-political stood that holy stage in was that his book had surpassed spawn Bush on Nobody likes to hear you lament than a lame writer's device, is is turning out dates scheduled as early as continue to carry on the quest some nostalgic dignity to the and Cowboys' game (a tragedy in itself), Health Care, cult he brewed up five years ago Washington soaking up raucous both Roseanne's and Howard long-lost a love that you can't get Baseball. game, with a beautiful grass field to be a surprisingly good game. November. Her name is College by their father. Jeb's mak- , Zoe, Somalia, Cuba, gays in the which he claims is "one of the applause from a congregation of Stern's on the bestseller list. Oh befeun over. But that doesn't stop me. For well over a century, the walls. her, anyway?" I Basketball. ing waves in Florida as governor- and asymmetrical outfield "Who needs military (be all you can be), blah most powerful political forces 3000 morally upright citizens who my, what have you gotten yourself of . Most the Monday night bar sport of baseball acted like and "Who needs baseball anjrway?" George the has a In a grim sort of way, the Balti- ask the regulars rhetorically, blah blah. It's turning out to be that's ever been in the history of have chosen their lamb to send off into Dan? to-be and Jr., infamous crowd is absort)ed in the Dallas/ manipulative lover, resting on its more ballpark was a perfect scene pointing towards the TV, I con- I growl again. "I'm better off Republican Kildee Killer is waging war with a formidable list. The attitude in America." Yet he has no moral to the slaughter. And it will be And the rest of the Detroit football game that's play- nearly infallible status as the i for the death knoll of once- tinue. "There's the one for me. without her; I never liked her Richards in Texas. If a the Republican National Head- dilemma with using his might to a slaughter, Danny boy. I'm afraid party seems to be shaping up Ann both ing on the big-screen TV in the national pastime, and the fans Football! I think I'm gonna start anyway!" emerge victorious they have threa- promising sport that has con- quarters, located in the pit of the save Clarence Thomas from the the pipes are calling and soon nicely as well. The previously comer. The regulars move away have allowed themselves to be sumed itself in its own gluttony. watching football, guys." is senior English tened to secede from the Union if Alex Scofield a belly of the Grand Canyon, has Home for Sexual Deviants in you'll be delivering mail in a mentioned North rages on in from , me, focusing all their atten- exploited. Through multiple Mother nature cooperated as, And thus I engage in the dreaded and Honors major who promises to turned soft and giddy. The smell Wackadoo, Ala. or putting financially troubled district in Virginia but his victory hopes Clinton remains for another four. one tion on Etetroit's Barry Sanders strikes, ticket prices that relationship. Not that as , have well, saturating Maryland with transitional quit this obsession with sports and of ether weighs heavy in the air. boulder-sized effectively squashed when Sure enough, things are getting tumor of a scare into Washington D.C. to people who were ' he breaks through the Cowboy quadrupled in the past decade- an overwhelming thunderstorm football's all that bad. But I've got do something productive with his Even Fuhrer Dole has discarded the national psyche by shoving just don't see eye-to-eye with you, Independent Democratic chal- ugly and I haven't even had time line. They have all heard this and-a-half and a grotesque soap right someone else. I've seen the for that began before gametime. my eye on life — unless the Wildcats make his protective cup and spends his that "good ol' boy" Ollie North precious Mr. Robertson, Grandpa lenger Douglas Wilder dropped to talk about "Mayor Life" story one time too many and are opera of recent follies at the But like good baseball fans, the her before, and we've had some NCAA Tournament this season. free time on the front lawn of the into the G.O.P. Senate nomination Bush or any of the other holier- out of the race, allowing Demo- Marion Barry. Or the mysterious in no mood to try to counsel me commissioner/ownership level, Oriole faithful jammed the stands. White House making strange in Virginia. Nope, no ethical than-thou dupes. But march on cratic incumbent Charles S. Robb coke-head who smacked his plane out of the wreckage of this former the fans have continued coming. Many of the folks in the crowd animal shapes out of colorful problem for him there. Dan; look the human refuse in the to soak up the freed votes. One into the Clinton home. It was ripe relationship. No matter. I pour Last year, with the addition of two wore T-shirts which bore some balloons for the kids on sunny And so without further ado, eye and tell them to get married, poll had Robb ahead of North by with the pungent smell of conspi- myself some more Bud from the expansion teams. Major League anti-strike slogan. Their perse- Sundays. Such is the present state from the coalition of the men, get a real job, go to church and five points and another had him racy, but don't worry, I'll get to pitcher and begin telling my sob Baseball obliterated its single- ' verance went unrewarded, how- of the G.O.P. The President, their women and other worldly crea- always wash behind the ears behind by three, but with Wilder's the bottom of it. And don't worry story once again, regardless of season attendance record. ' ever, and their collective state- nemesis, can do no right. And tures who brought to you an over- because that's where the real dirt 12 percent now up for grabs it about Bill, he wasn't even home whether or not anybody is And yet the morons involved in ment ignored. they're damn happy about it. No sexed judge who has memorized is. But you already knew that, should make for a cake walk for and even if he was, he would have listening. this game have still managed to After a half-hour rain delay, the need for treachery or burglary this seven-and-a-half years of Pent- didn't you? Robb, a notorious lover of the bounced back. If he lost both legs I We first met over 14 years ago, find reason to fight. Adopting game got underway at a sluggish round. No siree. It appears as if house Letters and the goofy Lei- That's where Dan Quayle is Naked Massage. Too bad he's and arms he would simply ask to and it's been one of those on-and- inflexible stances on issues such pace. Somehow, Boston assumed the fat lady is howling, but we'll utenant Colonel with a quirky headed. Word has it that Clinton married. Ah well, at least he's not be propped up against the wall and off again relationships ever since. as team salary caps and general a 1-0 lead before the bad weather get to the good Mrs. Bush in due little habit of providing known drools at the mere mention of North, and these days it's more scream defiantly, "Carry on!" She left me for over a month soon profit sharing, player representa- resumed. If you looked up at the time. third-world madmen with high- Quayle's name and laughs hyster- of who you hate the There were a few of you worried, of a question after we met. In '85 she walked tive Donald Fehr and Semi- stadium lights, you could see the The growing roll call of national powered assault weapons; I give ically in his sleep, but he won't not who you love. And I hate weren't there? most, out on me for a day, and we broke Commissioner Bud Selig have sheets of rain as it cascaded disasters reached an all-time high you Dan Quayle, the great Chris- even get the chance to thrash Dole doesn't Oliver North. Hell, up for a few weeks again about allowed a strike to obliterate the toward the torpid players and as the 20th century unravels. tian hope in '96. Banzai. Quayle like a trout on dry ground. and even refused even like the guy Rich Webster is a senior majoring four years ago. In '86, she even remaining season and God knows fans. Towards the end of the third Over the weekend the forces for Now just what the hell is going Dole looms on the horizon and taken with him to have his picture in English. made me cry (Bostonians will how many others. inning, the umpires committed an know what I'm talking about in I was there when the 1994 act of euthanasia, calling the a minute). But every time she was season feebly breathed its l&st on game. Like a flock of 40,000 sheep, ready, I crawling back like Aug. 11. My pal Drew and I road- in dire need of new perspective came the fans filed out of the ballpark, Ever Cet A Pg| Vlllanovan columnist a spineless worm. tripped to Baltimore to catch an many of them mumbling some- Md! In August, she left me again, Orioles/Red Sox game at Camden thing about greedy bastards. And By ANTHONY G. police officers, in effect turning CAMPISI that is available in the middle- and tive is also less than perfect. Not Israel in the Camp David Accords. hinting that we might get back Yards. The ballpark, in only its somewhere in the process, I our communities into police upper-class suburban neighbor- only did he insult former President This was no small task. And, in together in October, just like old third year, once represented the became resigned to the fact that states, we must also The pages of the Villanovan address the hoods, and providing programs to that Jimmy Carter by concluding defense of our current president, times. But last week, her boss told promise of a new era in baseball. this season was over. And I didn't have recently been graced with social diseases which cause most give them these opportunities is Mr. Carter was inept in foreign he has done what only a few of me that she won't be back until After two decades' worth of care. thoughtful — and some not-so- crime. For the first time in our the foundation beneath real crime policy, but also displayed his "^ he his skilled predecessors have been next year. hideous concrete-n When I finish laying my sorry thoughtful — commentaries nation's history we have a Crime prevention. This legislation will own lack of understanding in the able to do — balance the threat entitled "The Patterson Perspec- Law that does just this. The not make crime go away — that area of diplomacy and negotiation. of force against the quest for tive." I would like to take issue money earmarked for prevention will never . -.yf-: happen. But it is a good Mr. Patterson, the credible threat peace. In the future, perhaps Mr. with what I consider Mr. Patter- programs, which the bill's oppo- start toward adding police and of force often eliminates the Patterson will be able to produce son's lack of perspective, partic- nents have foolishly written off as prisons, removing assault wea- necessity of force. In defense of a more precise perspective. I ularly regarding the newly enact- pork and ridiculously lumped pons, and building strong com- our former president, let us suggest he keep at it; after all, ed Crime Law and the situation together as 'midnight basketball,' munities where positive *v^^ < activity remember who really started the practice makes perfect. Coopers & Lybrand, in Haiti. provide a glimmer of hope for replaces the murder rate on the Mid-East peace process. It was For many weeks now, I have those too often forgotten about — front pages of our newspapers. President Carter who pulled off a Anthony G. Campisi is a graduate listened to the conservative attack the poor of our inner cities. The an International "Big Sbc" public accounting firm, will To turn to a different topic, it diplomatic coup by negotiating a student in the political science be on the new Crime Law and I am Patterson Perspective purposely seems as though on the subject settlement between Anwar Sadat department. appalled at the gross misrepresents the proposed misrepresen- of Haiti, Mr. Patterson's perspec- of Egypt and Menachem Begin of on campus October 1 0, 1 994 recruiting students from the <& tations perpetrated by its oppo- "pork" in an attempt to divert s^^; nents in an effort to destroy the attention from the real benefits most comprehensive and sensible we will derive from these pro- Greek critique undermines system's positives crime legislation in the nation's grams. These programs are des- To the Editor: every weekend, a fraternity or under fire. Yet Villanova is history and to turn public opinion perately wanted by many com- sorority sponsors a philanthropy approaching a period of vast against the White munity activists and police, the Reading through last week's ;:3 House's suc- event which not only provides change and development. Men's Class of 1995. cessful attempt to respond to people on the front lines of the war Villanovan, I was deeply troubled entertainment but also goes to Rush has been completely redevel- Americans' most pointed fears. on crime, because they offer as to the content of yet another help a particular charity. We only oped to allow more opportunity for "/J^.' As is painfully evident, the opportunities to keep inner-city article. I don't know who decided We cire pleased to announce that the following need look at Delta Gamma's interaction, and three new frater- Republican idea of getting tough youth out of gangs and off drugs, to make the theme of this year's Anchor Splash, Beta Theta Pi's nities have been brought on cam- on crime — building more prisons a necessary prerequisite to keep- paper "Greek Bash of the Week," Rubber Duckie Race, or Alpha Phi pus in the last three years. As for Villanova University Class of 1 graduates joined and enacting tougher sentences ing them on the right side of the but I would like to try and explain 994 our Firm Delta's Hoops for the Homeless to sororities, two new chapters will for criminals — has failed miser- law. a few misconceptions that seem name a few. Or how about groups be having informal meetings and ably at stopping the alarming The plight of America's inner to be developing about the Greek as a result of last year's recruiting effort. that devote weekends to cleaning interviews to hopefully expand increase of the crime rate in cities is appalling and is respon- system here at Villanova. up the highway, working at soup Villanova's system to nine chap- America. It was recently noted in sible for too much of our nation's In response to Mr. Greaves* kitchens or tutoring disadvan- ters, providing even more oppor- an editorial in the Philadelphia crime rate. It is a sad byproduct article in the first issue dealing taged youth? What other organ- tunities for leadership and service Inquirer that in the last 15 years of the Republican party's contin- with men's Rush, or new member izations on this campus can pro- for women on this campus. the nation's prison population has ual war with people, on behalf of recruitment, I'm still not quite vide the track record of service to tripled, yet the crime rate con- powerful special interests. It is sure what to make of it. What the school and community that Kevin Belrne Christine Musmanno tinues to rise. If this idea of getting interesting, however, that pro- initially seemed to be a legit article the Greek system can? Very few. We have always enjoyed strong tough is supposed to reduce crime, grams including midnight basket- with criticisms about the Rush Yet in light of last week's support from the Villanovan, why does the crime rate continue ball were first endorsed by a process turned out to be nothing Karen Cashman Karen Neyer editorial, there was not one men- and I'm not sure what event to increase? Obviously, the threat Republican president — George more than unjustified slander tion that Sigma Phi Epsilon took triggered a change in our relation- i;^t^iis. of incarceration does little to deter Bush — in 1990, when most against many members of the the time and effort to plan and ship. I can only hope that articles 1^ ^ potential criminals, particularly Congressional Republicans were Villanova "community," namely Mary CIccarone Matthew Russo sponsor an event aimed at under- on men's and women's Rush and those who have nothing positive willing to support them. However, fraternity men. Sure, it's easy to classmen on South Campus. They the Interfraternity Council Spon- in their lives to which they can now that they have been embraced stereotype a very large and visible should be commended for such sored Greek 101 Lyn DeSantis Terry by a Democratic president, the group of people on campus, espe- educational ses- Thompson, Jn turn. The fact of the matter is, work, not hung out to dry in a sions on Hazing, Diversity, and •rS^ Republican response is, cially one that consists of almost as usual, • building more prisons, while pace of .. -^-^^m. the school paper. Responsible Drinking will receive ^ft^. necessary to house the skyrock- "No." This fact, coupled with the 40 percent (including sororities) of Having traveled NeU Dhar across the the factual and unbiased coverage Jenelle Todryk eting criminal populations, does Republican National Committee's the undergraduate student body. country /: , to various conferences they deserve. leader, threat to cut off all campaign Because many who are not As a Greek nothing to prevent people from and workshops, I've seen all that I'm proud to say that I've tried turning to crime as a way of life funds to any Republican member involved in the Greek system do Greeks can Andy Dreschler Mark WIttman accomplish. Villanova to help of Congress who voted for the not know an alpha from an om^^, make Villanova a better or as a solution to their problems, is fortunate '>;•' il: to have such an active place Crime Bill anyone wears letters seems not only for Greeks but for particularly when their situation adds significant weight who and energetic Greek community. all Villanovans. Will Rogers once Elizabeth Frattaroll in life results from a lack of good to the suspicion that the Repub- to bear responsibility for being a The Greek community is also said, "I see or licans in Congress have aban- Greek. hope we never live to education, good jobs a strong fortunate to have Villanova. On the day when a thing is as bad and loving family. In order to have doned their responsibility to gov- It is also important to under- many campuses Greek leaders as Richard Lawrenson Coopers & Lybrand LLP. ern and are willing to allow the stand the role that Greeks play on some of our newspapers make a real impact on crime, we must have to worry about £?*-*J^:! pressure or it." Hopefully at Villanova, we address its root causes in a real country to fall completely apart in this campus. We are viewed as the stress from the Administration. won't. effort to prevent people from their raw and vicious desire to providers of the majority of sodal DIna McNulty On the contrary, I can say from a pn)fessk)nal services 1 .turning to crime. The Crime Law deny any progress to a man th^ programming for the University, experience that Greeks have is a gooid and necessary start. openly hate, our president. a huge burden. While this pro- strong working relationships with KenrI Rather than only treating The poor inner-city residents are gramming often takes the form of Fr. Dobbin, Mulvey Fr. SUck, and Dr. David Stahl Not just knowledge. Know How.** crime's symptoms by building due the same opportunity of parties, how many other events Neville. Greek communities Interfratnerity Council more prisons and hiring more education, work ancf communrty do Greeks sponsor? Virtually across the country are coming President ^, ^„,ylhti^jtm^' Pay 14 • THE VILLANOVAN • S»pfmbT 23. 1994 SeptembT 23. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page IS ^r. (jMaya S^ngelou is a... Phenomenal U^reiiy ^omen xoonder vahere my secret lies. c/Uen themselves have xoondered Dm nol cute or huili io suit a fashion modd's size ^^What they see in me. liut vohen D start to tell them, ^They try so much ^hey think Dm tetlina lies. nHut they can't touch D say, CAiy inner mystery. 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For additional By people as possible with the impor- JENNIFER L. SMITH infected with HIV was 14 million. discussion and the other is a not possibility of call the Office of Music know an answer, they have tant messages of prevention and overseas academic programs information, Staff Reporter "Keeping Faith" Villanova University, like many modification of "Playing it Safe at the resources to find one. Sailor for credit should plan to attend STUDY Activities at x7214. the availability of peer support," saga colleges around the country, is Villanova," the play presented to Nancy Hensler, ABROAD NIGHT. The event will take an advisor to said Hensler. 1994 Adela Dwyer — St. Mary can hardly believe her addressing the issues of all freshman during orientation. Thomas of HIV/ the P.E.s, stresses the importance Any group interested in place at 7 p.m. on Tues., September 27, sophomore having Villanova Peace Award — "Keeping Faith" year at college is well AIDS. The Villanova Peer Educa- Nothing is too sensitive or of students Ahoy, all sea lovers! The 1%2 screen in the Connelly Center Cinema. Those educating students. a presentation should contact — John P. McNamee — Pastor of underway. For every student tors, supported by the Villanova shocking to ask a peer educator. "Peer version of Herman Melville's nautical attending will have a chance to meet newly St. education is the most effec- Nancy Hensler at X4650. Oct. 3 there are books to be Malachy Church in North read, classes AIDS Task Force wants to the Group discussion is always wel- classic, Billy Budd, is the third offering in returned students, hear them describe Philadelphia. get tive tool for reaching students on to attend, '94 Author of Diary of a City Priest — friends to meet and message out that AIDS is 100 come at presentations. P.E.s are the vital Villanova's Fall, Cultural Film and their programs and share their overseas Fr. issues surrounding HIV/ McNamee has been a prophetic voice weekends to conquer. percent preventable. also available for one-on-one ques- AIDS. Lecture Series, "From Novels into Film." experiences. Dr. Thomas Ricks, Director in We hope to reach as many Philadelphia over the last 25 There will be four viewings in the Connelly of the Office of International Studies, will years. Center Cinema, Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m., Room 300, on the unversity's main discuss available programs and describe History Club A — is for the agony it puts people in. Augustine Center. campus: Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.; the procedures and processes students St. Messy dorm can win cash The Villanova History Club will be I — is for the innocence they cannot win Sunday, Sept. 25 at 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.; planning to study abroad will need to holding its first meeting. Guest speaker Dr. and Monday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. Tickets accomplish. A question and answer period D— is for the difference of the many ways David Contosta will make a presentation Special to the Villanovan college students. We really want roll are $2.50 for students and $3.50 for general will follow the presentations. snouters, razorbacks and Admissions is admission. on the history of Villanova. The meeting Forum S — for the secrets that last for many days. them to have a lot of fun with the double leaning jowlers. The first is at 5 p.m. in room 300 of the LAC/SAC. EAST LONGMEADOW, Mass. contest," explained Mark Morris, person to score 100 points wins The Monday evening screening only will On Tuesday, Oct. 25, the Career Plan- Refreshments will be served. — Thousands of students are public relations manager for Mil- the game. be introduced by frequent Series guest host ning and Placement Office will co-sponsor Christopher Sharrett. Basketball Club heading off to college, getting ton Bradley. To participate in Milton Brad- the Graduate and Professional School — A poem by a 1 3 year old girl born with HIV. ready to gain a few extra pounds The grand prize winner of the ley's National Pigsty Search, Admissions Forum, to be held at Bryn The Basketball Club will hold its first from cafeteria overload, pull a few contest will receive $1,000, a contestants must send a 4"x6" Mawr College. From 1-4 p.m. the Admis- meeting of the year on Tuesday, Sept. 27, For Mary there are night sweats The Peer Educators (P.E.) have "all-nighters" writing papers and, professional room cleaning, an on- photo and a brief paragraph des- sions Forum will take place in the "The at 7:30 p.m. in the Day Hop. The club Oct. 5 to suffer through, depression to a crucial and delicate job to of course, mess up those welcom- campus party for 100 of his/her cribing why they're proud of their Great Hall" representatives from lOOgrad overcome, Sept. 26 invites all students who are interested in antibiotics to swallow, educate the student population ing dorm rooms until they're closest friends and a Milton Brad- "pigsty." Entries must be post- and professional schools will be present to following Villanova basketball. Become a doctors' appointments to keep and about HIV/AIDS. They attend comfortingly slovenly. Only this ley prize pack. The nominator of marked by Oct. 10 to Pass the informally discuss their programs and part of this year's team by joining the blood to be drawn. workshops and training sessions year is a little different. This year, the grand prize winner will receive Pigs' Pigsty, c/o Fleishman- admission requirements. Additionally, Basketball Club. There doesn't seem to be enough on the epidemiology of AIDS and students will be rewarded for $1,000. Hillard, Inc., 1330 Avenue of the informational sessions on negotiating the What is feminism? time in the day for students to communication skills. After tak- their "piggish" habits. Additionally, winners will be Americas, New York, N.Y. 10019. Welcome back, grad school application process, writing cram for exams and type a 20 page ing a certification exam, the P.E.s Milton Bradley's Pass the Pigs, chosen from each state and will In order to ensure that no The Villanova Feminist Coalition and admissions essays and financing your grad paper. continue educating themselves on the game that uses pigs as dice, receive Pass the Pigs game, t- intentional damage is inflicted on 'Novans the Women's Studies Program will host a or professional school education will be For Mary, time is running out. the latest information by attend- is sponsoring a national search for shirts and other prizes. college dorm rooms, contest Sept. 28 panel discussion entitled: "What Is Fem- held throughout the afternoon. Stop by Mary has AIDS. ing regular meetings. the biggest "pigsty" on college Pass the Pigs is the game where entrants must have a resident The Office of International Studies will inism? Why Does It Scare You?" Villanova CP&P (x4060) for a list of programs to be One in 300 college students is Any organization, classroom, campuses. The contest is open to players roll two pigs as dice and advisor sign their nomination. welcome those .students who studied professors will present their personal represented and more details on the HIV infected. In 1993, AIDS athletic team or dorm is welcome college students across the coun- score points based on the way they Any sign of intentional damage or overseas during the fall 1993 and/or spring views on feminism, as well as inspire informational sessions. study Abroad became the third leading cause of to have an HIV/AIDS presenta- try; entrants must be nominated land. The more comical and dif- room destruction will automati- 1994 semesters at an evening get-together honest discussion on feminism and its death among those between the tion. There are two formats; one by their resident advisors. "Pass ficult ppsitions score the highest. cally be disqualified. in the DeLeon Room (#300), St. Augustine colorful mythology. This event is scheduled students honored ages of 15-44. Last year, the presentation uses a standard, up- the Pigs is extremely popular with Players go "hog wild" trying to Center, 5 to 7 p.m. Supper will be included. for Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in Tolentine 215. This will be the first of several events Fall Break There will be a reception at 5 p.m. this planned for the Welcome/Re-Entry Week, afternoon, in the President's Lounge on the Sept. 1, devoted to recognizing the special Fall Break service 'Novan shares trip main level of Connelly Center, honoring accomplishments of those Villanovans who students newly returned to campus from Sacramental have completed academic programs trip — the spring semester in academic programs Mexico abroad. overseas. Dr. Helen Lafferty, University Preparation to Spain in journal Vice-President, will be on hand to welcome There will be a volunteer trip to the Yucatan, serving the Mission the students back from overseas studies The sacramental preparation process in of Friend- shio. The mission works in the urban and Time IManagement world-wide. Interested faculty, students will begin Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 p.m.. rural areas of Merida, Mexico, with the We arrived in Madrid just in and staff should contact the Office of Campus Ministry Office, St. Rita's Hall, By MICHAEL B. MURRAY Maya Indians. Trip will take place Satur- time for our first Spanish sunrise. Get off to a good start this semester. Dr. International Studies, Room 420 St. lower level. Special to the Villanovan day, Oct. 15 to Oct. • From there, we (about 100 stu- Edward Reilly will offer practical sugges- Augustine's, 519-6412, for further All those who desire Baptism, Eucharist 22. Prep meetings (all four arc required attendance in order dents) flew to Malaga. Gorgeous. tions for better time nvanagement and information. or Confirmation in the Catholic Faith are to participate in the trip) Absolutely gorgeous. study techniques in a brief workshop invited to sign up now (Campus Ministry will be on the following Tuesdays, 7-9 p.m., As the plane descended, the Monday, Sept. 26, 2:30-3:20 p.m. in the Office). Questions or concerns can be in Center for coast opened before us — lush, 106 Corr Hall. Peace and Justice Education, Sullivan Hall, is Counseling Center, The directed to Kathy Overturf , ext. 7978. This the first installment of a four- United We Stand green mountains bordering miles workshop is free and no sign-up is Oct. 4 and 11. It is an opportunity of a 'part series in which Senior Michael of lazy beaches. Was this Hawaii necessary. lifetime! Murray will share excerpts from his We will hold a joint meeting with United a daily journal which he kept while or Spain? The sun was shining 4 We Stand America — District 7, PA at 7:30 Children of War" studying in Spain last semester. through bold, puffy clouds. I was p.m. in Tolentine, Room 215. Featured positive the birds down there were SGA Social Action guests will be Sara Nichols, Democratic "Children of War" — Michael Simmons ch-irping too (in Spanish, of Candidate for U.S. House of Representa- — Co-ordinator of East-West Programs for Misc. course). I was really There will be a meeting of the SGA Social tives and Bob Surrick of the Patriot Party American Friends Service Committee. overwhelmed. Action Committee Monday, Sept. 26 at 8 who will speak about judicial ethics and Wednesday, Oct. 5 at 4:30 p.m.. Room 215, Alpha Phi Omega From Malaga, we took a long p.m. in the Bryn Mawr Room of Connelly reform in Pennsylvania. Get involved, be Tolentine Hall. Co-sponsored by the ENTRY 1 bus ride to Granada. Although I Center. All are needed to I share ideas and informed, make a difference in our govern- Africana Studies Program. , was exhausted, stayed awake Meeting for enthusiasm about raising social conscious- ment! Members of all political parties are On the plane now headed long enough to see the scenery ness at Villanova! welcome to join. For more Chicago. From there it's on to New stroll by — cozy, whitewashed information call Alpha Phi Omega meetings are held ext. 3163. York and from there it's on to pueblos nestled into rolling hills; every Tuesday at 9 p.m. in the physics Spain. Learn about that — I'm infinite stretches of land dotted 8-9 lecture hall of Mendel Hall. Oct I believe it going to Spain. can't with bulls and olive trees; and Sept. 27 PHOTO COURTESY OF JEEP-EAGLE myself. green, textured nothingness as far Sept- 29 Students at the University of Toledo enjoy the Collegiate Health and Fitness Tour earlier I think I'm too relaxed about as I could see. I awoke to see snow- ACS Street Student presenters this year. this whole thing; too casual, capped mountains and warmly- It really hasn't hit me that '94 maybe. dressed villagers. Jazz Fest Challenge needed in one day I'll be in Spain for five When we arrived at our hotel Italian Club Meeting months. This is what I've wanted in Granada, we received our The Association of Commuting to do for the longest time, and I'm committee forming Students This January 23 (1995), the Freedom Tour gels heart racing orientation packets and found out First meeting of the year. All students proudly '94. I presents Street Challenge School Workshops for Martin Luther King, finally doing it. Too weird. about culture shock. We were are welcome. Come help us plan our agenda The Villanova Jazz Festival will be held Brace yourself for I'll I'll the first hockey tour- Jr. Day will be held. We want 5-8 students wonder who meet. Where briefed on a few Spanish no-no's for the year Tuesday, Sept. 27, Tolentine in March of '95. The Festival has included nament to hit the streets of Villanova to present topics about how Rev. King and go. What I'll experience. such as walking barefoot in the Room 207, 12:45-1:15 p.m. competition and professional performers University. The exhilaration Campus Activities Team Various prizes will be available friend) told they begins Oct. his ideology has impacted their lives. If you By LIZ WEAVER Jackie (a me house, chewing gum in class and (C.A.T.) is sponsoring this tour held. such as Ellis Marsalis and Dizzy Gillespie. 8-9. Please swing by the for many of the contests to be don't serve tacos in Spain. I ACS office or are interested, please contact David Stuff Reporter wearing ball caps in class. The No musical experience is needed. need with the support of the Univer- Students involved in the fair from We contact us at ext. 7319 for more details and Greason in the Student Government always thought they did. I guess guide told us how and where to SNAP volleyball people to do advertising, marketing, registration information. sity's Center for Alcohol and Drug all 25 college campuses across the expect. I really don't what to Hurry, only 16 Association office (Dougherty 204), A natural high. know check in, only in Spanish. What either musical production, stage crew, graphic teams (eight player Assistance. nation will be eligible to win I vision of bull fights minimum) will be That is what the Collegiate have this are you, kidding me? I just got SNAP and the Undergraduate Nursing Villanova University is one of 1994 Wrangler or Eagle design and other activities in the field of taken! By the way. . . to a Jeep beautiful it's FREE! Health and Fitness Tour offers and soccer games and here, I don't know where the hell faculty and staff to Senate invite the jazz performance. 25 college campuses selected for Talon, a trip to the Bahamas on' in Flamenco dresses; clas- Writing Center universities across the country. women I am, and you're giving me direc- challenge the students to a volleyball game. Please come to the Music Activities this program. It was chosen to Norwegian Cruise Line, a GT The Jeep-Eagle sponsored tour sical guitar echoing through tions in Spanish? After the man Sept. 27 from its The event will take place on Office in St. Mary's Hall at 6 p.m. Thurs- to participate in this event due to mountain bike and Reebok ancient cobblestone streets. We'll Get going in the WRITE direction! Visit is hoping to offer alternatives was done, I asked Josh what he 4:30-6 p.m. in St. Mary's gym and dinner day, Sept. 29, if interested in planning this campus involvement and a series footwear. Oct. 1 the Writing Center located in the Daulton drinking and drugs Sept. 29 and see about that. had just said. He shrugged his will be provided spectacular event. For more information, a of internal criteria. The Collegiate Fitness Tour is Room of Old Falvey Hall and make an 30. These alternatives include shoulders. This would be a long call 519-8921. 26-foot "One of the wonderful things an exciting way to experience ENTRY 2 appointment to work with a student tutor. velcro-jumping wall, a semester. . about this is that it is free and The a gladiator natural highs as well as have a finally Seniors W.C . is open from Sunday to Thursday artificial rock wall, We got to our room. It in and set it all up This they come great time. Whether one is playing I start? The past two Health Care from 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and on Fridays joust and an alcohol I.Q. test. Where do was freezing! Most hotels and Reform said Caldaran. from Seattle, from take place on themselves," the baseball, football or soccer days have been incredible and The CHANNEL Program 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. all day program will houses in Spain don't have central The tour has travelled across sports challenges, facing the ton WA, will be on campus meeting VU Oct. 2 Lecture Beach both days. "This exhausting. I've already met a heating. I snagged the middle bed Sheehan Clemson University night, health fair, the country. challenge of the velcro wall or of people — Nick from George- prospective graduates, Tuesday event is really not a and turned on the TV. Wouldn't in South Carolina, Ohio State teeing-off in p.m. in St. Rita's Chapel. "The Impact of Reform on Health athletic challenge one of the four town, Becky and Josh from Sept. 27, 7 p.m.-9 Care Viiianova Orchestra but it is an you know, the "A-Team" was on! Delivery to Older Adults." University and Michigan State portable golf courses, these two CHANNEL places (with salary) new Emmanuel Ax Dr. May Wykle to get students interested Swarthmore, Chris from It was hilarious. Our first taste hoping are among those who service, a geriatrics specialist from said Karen University days promise to offer something Amherst, Amy from Nebraska, graduates in social service, human Case Western The newly founded Villanova Orchestra in natural high," of Spanish TV and its the "A- have enjoyed the excitement of health care in the Seattle Reserve University and Mr. director for to everyone. Brian and LeeAnne from 'Nova, education and performs Howard is looking for any and all interested string Caldaran, assistant arrange housing and Hoving, of AARP. 7:30 p.m. in the this tour. Mireille from Sweden. Gotta' love Diocese. They also Wayne- players. Come out and join up! For more Student Development. (Continued on page 21) Groves '94 is currently Emmanuel Ax, internationally acclaimed St. Davids Room. Call the College that. orientation. Katie of information call John Dunphy at the Office pianist will perform with the de Pasquale Nursing at x4900 for further information part of this program. of Musical Activities (ext. 7214). . . . ^^Hg^', »; *• Page 18 • THE VILLANOVAN • SapUmbf 23, 1994 SapttwbT 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 19 E A T U R E S Spotlight: Escort service increases campus safety How oredible is your rcrting? o p TEN (Continued from page 18) receiving credit in college, one It's easy to get sucked into the suggests mores, juniors and seniors serve By CHRISTINE MULLER the unsettling feeling of walking iization to the students and the things," said Johnson. He ramifications of making late starts with a clean slate — as long game of paying with plastic, but in are very respon- Straight from the Home Office Dougherty 201 are an energy program through which as officers. "They payments. as payments Staff Reporter alone. The security teams take school," said Botwin. are made on time! If you're not careful, it'll be a game the Top 10 things to do with parents for this Parents* sible and are very excited about them directly to their destinations The escort program began as student officers keep their eyes on Claire Diamond, a media spe- The best advice for credit card of dodging creditors! Try to it," said Botwin. Weekend: Ever stay longer than you or relay them to another team. one of his initiatives while serving unnecessary use of utilities in cialist for college campuses repre- users seems to be not to charge remain strongwilled and don't night. "It's really good for us because planned at the library, computer Botwin emphasizes the fact as a member of the Student empty campus buildings at senting MasterCard/AT&T Uni- anything that you couldn't afford give in to those free gifts, because to their we get to interact with the stu- 10. Shots at Kelly's. lab or a friend's room, only to that most teams include one male Government Association last year Currently, they point versal, said, "Our reasoning to if you had to use cash. NOTHING in life is ever free. dents, said Johnson. They see a remember how sinister a certain and one female, a step consciously "in order to get students involved present success with the institu- promote such a popular collie different side of the Public Safety 9. Paint your parents white and blue and stick 'em in path to South Campus can be at taken "to promote a higher com- in a bigger way for their own tion of a student security officer campaign is to associate with the department." the student section at Saturday's game. night or how claustrophobic a fort level" for both males and safety." Although similar in some in Bartley Hall from 1-3 a.m. This ages 18-22, certain brands that expansion has facilitated later Last years, responses to the students particular train tunnel can be females considering the use of an ways to programs at other schools, would want to associate 8. Shots at Erin's. building. service averaged about 15 to 20 when you notice (what you think) escort. Botwin said, "We had to cater to hours for study in that with for life." Service calls a week. Although members is a somewhat shady character "There are many different ourselves, we had to do our own The Student Escort With this certain card, the focus 7. Re-enact that old Rice-A-Roni commercial on a trolley at a for this year are as yet unavail- just a step ahead or behind you? things that we provide," said thing." The Villanova escort recruited its current staff for students is to teach them car tour of campus. at the end of last year able, participation has seemed For these situations, and other Botwin. "When it is a down'time, program has been tailored to suit meeting credit education and how to main- lighter so far. However, Johnson 6. Shots such scenarios, senior accounting we make patrols of the area." the needs of Villanova students. which garnered an unexpectedly tain a good credit history — at Marita's. finished that foresees an eventual increase major Andy Botwin initiated the Their observations provide "an 'The possibilities for this ser- strong response. It obviously something that needs to "once they [students] know we're 5. Gamble away next year's tuition at Casino Night. Student Escort Service last extension of the eyes and ears of vice are unlimited," said Botwin, semester with approximately 30 ' be taught. members and hopes to have equal- here and we're available." spring. Public Safety," keeping track of citing opportunities such as a With MasterCard/AT&T Uni- 4. Shots at Smokes. the The service proved particularly The service, working in con- grounds and facility conditions so possible future renewal of the ly successful results when versal credit card, the added plus again in the spring popular with night class students 3. If junction with Public Safety, con- that such conditions as faltering "Saferides" program or aiding members meet for students is the connection the hotels are full, don't worry — there are plenty to develop the 1995-1996 staff. and is expected to grow in the of sists of a total of 24 members and pathway lights are documented. security guards in residence hall with AT&T, which provides spacious rooms available in Corr Hall . . vary in West Campus area.with the addi- provides three teams of two stu- Both Botwin and Lieutenant Mary I.D. check-ins. The student officers cheaper long-distance calling tion of the new apartments. 2. Avoid the line at dent escorts. Teams are assigned Johnson, the service's Public "We're looking for different majors and other interests. Sopho- rates. Gullifty's and head straight for the "Fruit and Nut Bar" in Pit. for West, Main, and South Cam- Safety liaison, emphasize the Diamond believes that the col- the puses every Sunday through "non-interventional" nature of lege students' problem isn't the Thursday night from 9 p.m. to 1 the escort teams. lack of funds — it is being bom- And the number one thing to do with parents for a.m. They are available at these "In the event of any big prob- Credit can buy you trouble barded with choices. Parents' Weekend: times through a Department of lems, we do not intervene," said "Students have problems with PHOTO BY SHARON GRIFFIN Public Safety extension number, Botwin. "We call Public Safety." handling many cards, not usually 1. See numbers 10, 8, 6, and 4 . . 519-6980. The student security officers' one because they can easily keep Cash or crwiit? That is tha quastioni money," said Farrell. "In the end, while in college, but how difficult "The main goal behind it is to duties require only that they note By MARYBETH GOELLER track of their expenses through Reporter what seemed like new found it is to establish a credit history provide a safer campus," said anything unusual or immediately Staff the usage of one card," said freedom, after graduation, when students Botwin, the student coordinator report anything serious to Public suddenly becomes depen- Diamond. If you ever wondered why the dency on your parents who are the enter the working world. Many of the service. Student security Safety if the issue relates to peer Education is the key to main- student is always ones that pay for your mistakes." graduates believe the reason why officers provide students walking safety. typical college taining a college student's, or complaining of being broke and What surprises so many stu- they cannot receive good credit alone on campus an alternative to "We're more of a service organ- adult's credit history. A surprising for spare change dents is how easy it is to apply rating is because of ignoring the scraping around fact comparing the delinquency so she can order that hoagie from and receive .these credit cards (Continued on page 19) rate of students with that of Corner, you can bet that Campus adults, showed that neither one the answer lies in those monthly PART have greater BECOME OF a number, they both A envelopes from Citibank VISA, mirror eaach other. Mastercard, American Express or Nova Diamond believes in the Discover. methods of MasterCard. To avoid reason? The fr^ud, maxing up one's limit or Perhaps it's because virtually trutti on making late payments, public VILLANOVA there are new tables every week service announcements on collie advertising "No in Connell Center radio stations stress the impor- Annual Fees," "Free Gifts" and tance of good credit. A toll service even good looking representatives number, as well as welcome who persuade unknowing college packets detailing major rules of BASKETBALL various students to apply for credit cards, further educate the credit cards. consumer. Often this can be a chance for mm It is through these methods that will students to feel they become credit cards attempt to sway the more independent if they possess applicant into believing that by a credit card or two or three. Unfortunately, if not used prop- erly, credit cards can turn into a deadly trap that could affect you for the rest of your life. Is it worth it to have credit cards Iwentfrom THE 'CATS ARE throughout your college years? Parents, upon finding out their housetohouse, children applied for one, usually tell them to use it simply for gettbeafWor emergencies. Well, for a 20-year- BACK AND SO IS old, an "emergency" could simply (Mhesthey mean needing a new outfit for a l»H6tO BY JQ6 OAUJgRA party that weekend. There doesn't \H)uldgiveme. seem to be a definite line. '94- Walking through Connelly Cen- 'Novans do their p*rt in r<»;yeltng. THE '95 ter, students can be heard com- IhenlhandeditaD plaining about how deep in debt PHOTO BY JOE GALLIERA SUE DAVIIKSON they are due to their reckless Sy outtoanyneetly Btd^Rtporter Billiards member shares in fun. shopping sprees of charging ever- ything, yet when they see "Free fflthe Gifts," immediately another card BASKETBALL CLUB all is added to the wallet. No one really thinks a})otit recycling. Sure* we're Billiards, Club cues Senior Cassandra Porter openly aware of the reasons behind recydli%: waste management admits to this vicious cycle. and natural resource do conservation, and most of us -Jockfbwe/I "I'm addicted to all the free recycle, but for me at least/it involves little thought or SoirslxirKMO up, shoots to win stuff that the representatives give effort. I would and out. That's probably the reason drop my Fepsi can through the hole why I have so many credit cards," fed like some kind of hero just for doing it. By JOSEPH G. EMANSKI Shots Billiards Club and the said Porter. I'm still trying to pay This summer, however^ I learned about the true little answers to setting for their weekly tourna- off my trip to Cancun from last fWl ii one of /fie Staff Reporter heroes of recycling, the ones we never notice. I was an Jod ments is none other than the year's Spring Break, and the intern at was facing every community in IS FacilitiesManagement, specifically problems FIRST My task k big MEETING Across the saloon, through the friendly atmosphere of the pool interest rates make it seem impos- to learn about Villanova*s recycling program. Well I smoky haze, stood the stranger. room downstairs in the Connelly sible! I feel like I'll never have a Amefioj. And becouse tf)efe ore more peo- zero balance!" lemied the hard way. Superintendent Kevin He was dressed in black; the lines Center. of Grounds, ^\ ple tfwn problems, tilings wil get done on his face told stories. He made The club was founded in the fall This seems to reflect the opinion OT)twinell, sugg^ted that I expand upon my knowledge Denise of many students. Putting off sometliing. Do onytfiing. his way over to the pool room and of 1993 by club president from the bottom up, and promptly sent me out to collect you fiove to do is SEPT. of TUESDAY, funds 27 sawbuck on the table, Boyd, a junior marketing major. payments due to the lack slapped a recydab^ss with Gabriel LIberatdre. one of his crew where a game was already being "I found myself here as a fresh- becomes an unfortunate common members. Tm not sure it left me played. "Now who's BIG enough man going to the activities forum, practice for numerous individuals. what I expected, but Farrell owned a totally unjw^^pafed to take me on?" he snarled . . and there was no pool club," said Senior Thomas lE&r what I experienced, tor two days Points OF Light during his freshman Wait a minute. That's not right. Boyd. "I just wanted something credit card Gabe and I pkked up, droj)|>ed -t Page 20 • THE VILLANOVAN • Sepfmber 23, 1994 September 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 21 E A T U R E S E A T U R E S » » Novan shares journal Person to Person. . . Parental disoretion advised m HU KNaWS: WHO CARES (Continued from page 17) everyone was chompin' on a with people! A few of the other cigarette — I couldn't believe how students and I shared a pitcher Team." Barrachus just wasn't the many people smoked. It took in the sights. was of Sangria as we The parents are coming. . .the parents are coming. . . and By TARA CAMPITIELLO same in Spanish. times feel as if I'm missing out is organized is a bit on the corny support of our families. Sometimes I feel guilty about all intriguing too, because as they'd The Spaniards were very dressed real Features THEY know your age... so hide those FAKE Editor I We took siesta and woke up for on my family growing up together. side, I have always enjoyed the I know that my parents are the times needlessly gave my talk with their hands, the up and not afraid to dance. And |»D.s. . .although maybe a fake one would work better in those hard time or the tour at 4 p.m. I can't describe — After 20 years of raising the weekend because as much as I always eager to meet the people parents a was a brat cigarette would move in a flurry so many of them were smiling card readers, . "She is really starting to get out it — the city looked so nestled and PESKY ,the only thing that's gettin* into the kids, running the house, and the sometimes feel out of touch with whom I speak about when I'm when an attitude from me was the of action, making different patt- even the guys — none of this of hand, Tara." calm. We cruised to this old dorms these days are the ROACHES. . .unlike us, they CAN PTA, my mother started to work what is going on at home, I know relaying a funny story or situa- last thing they needed that day. erns in the stale air. straight-faced, tough-guy, I'm-too- it. . "Stop . What are you talking cathedral built in 1200! I can't check in, , ,EUMOK has it those bugs are what kept us from full-time, outside of the home. my family feels the same way tion. I must admit that it is also I feel most guilty when I sit back Eric and I decided to get coffee good-to-be-here BS you find back about?" even imagine how old of being nationally ranked in . .#!?. . . Little Jessica isn't so little about my life at school. equally interesting to meet the and think that everything I have some this with the rest of the group. We home. U.S. News. REGION- "Without you around she has stuff is — it's amazing! "Old" has anymore. Although I still speak of parents of my friends. accomplished and the ability to crowded into the small cafe and A little girl dressed in rags ALLY?. . .in the NORTH?. . .better not tell those kids at no one else to full devote attention if this school taken on a whole new meaning. my sister as she is a 6-year-old, I remember the first time I met attend (and the car ordered cafe con leche at the walked in the bar selling flowers. PENN. . .theyll be QUAKERING. . .in their boots. . .they'll to. . I . have to pick up the slack. . The Liberty Bell is old. the "Big J" started high school my current roommate's parents that I drive — that's very impor- The Model- counter. We sipped the potent She couldn't have been more than be especially lEALOUS when they hear about the hold on a minute, what?!" ttiings T is old. This cathedral was this year. Wow, now that it's in Mai^ freshman year. It was good to tant) are the result of their love, brew out of small cups, trying our 6 or 7, but yet she was in this bar TROLLEY RIDES this weekend, next "No mom, I didn't say anything print I guess I have to admit to is looney support and sacrifice. ancient. It almost felt as if I was best to feel European. 1:00 in morning. I then know that she just as at the stop...HOLLYWOOD...nice theme...only until 'Nova bad. . . I'm just telling Tara about about friends myself that Jesse is truly becoming with them as she is with our See that moms and dads, college in some sort of surrealistic The bus took us to a lookout noticed her mom (wrapped in my new illustrious hooks HARRISON FORD, . .to DANCE. . .up and down the high school . her own person, not the cute little friends. I was also able to get good isn't just about classes, grades dream. point framing the snow-covered blankets), waiting outside for her. Qiso become Quad... will . NAKED... career. . I don't want her to think we have anything to shout girl who idolized me. Well wait, scoop from Mr. and Mrs. S; it is and parties (granted, all that stuff Anyway, we went inside and mountains and tucked-in village I felt bad for her and gave her my she is missing out on everything marveled at the intricate about... kind of like those CBS COLLEGE TOUR that was my neighbor, my sister mucli ciearer always good to have a few embar- is very important). We learn about wall and below. Laundry hung in the still loose pesetas. Really makes you new exciting and around here. . hecklers. . .if . could always kick my butt... rassing childhood memories to ourselves, which starts with ceiling carvings. Who had the air. A strange calm pervaded the realize how lucky you are. we wanna watch Northern EXPOSURE. .we'll no I'm not being sarcastic. . . see patience it alj? It's because I would let her, of course. once you meet throw at your roommate. understanding and appreciating to do incredible city. I felt like eating a bowl of We danced until 4:30 a.m. For dream of that bohemian radio DJ CHRIS guy... in Alas- what I mean?" to think of how My dad is still working as hard Many things about friends also you. much time, effort Meuslix. me it was still yesterday in San ka. . .NAKED. . .All we get here at 'NOVA are cardboard "You're just starting to suffer as ever, but with my mom and the rents. clearer you I and care went into each carving, for picture. Here Diego, I wasn't that tired. become much once think "thank you" is the We stopped a so We cut-outs of David Letterman, . .CLOTHED. . .those cutouts teenage angst, don't worry sister out of the house more often meet the 'rents. important phrase which underlies each painting. They had no elec- I was in front of a picture-perfect stopped for a late night croissant were the star attraction this week. . .there was one, rare, about. . . we will have a good time tricity, at least he has a little more quiet I know that for myself, and Parents' Weekend. My mom has no computers, no Tylenol. panorama with a bunch of really at the bakery and took a cab back never-seen-before» limited edition . . this weekend." cut-out. .Oh. wait. .that time. You have to give the man Parents' Weekend allows stu- probably for most students, my told me that the greatest thanks Holy wow! cool Americans; set free to study, to the hotel. Just one more day to was Fr. DOBBIN. . .but even if you can't tell our Fr. Actually when I spoke with my credit. He has been the lone male dents to share their life at school relationship with my family has I could offer her was to grow up Next, we explored a huge, stone- travel and learn for 5 months. Half go until we arrive in Seville and President . little sister earlier this week she from BOB BARKER. .Who knows, who cares. . in a house of females... he with their families, at least the actually been strengthened by the to be well-educated, honest in cold room with vaulted ceilings the time during that tour was meet our host-families. Should be (Edited by two editors wasn't being totally sarcastic. and enormous paintings. of who art NOT their editors' htpers and who would deserves some quiet time. parts of college life which are not distance between us. College everything I do and happy. One spent taking in the views and half interesting. . likt . There are many new things hap- to *w jmt about ANYBODY. , . NAKED, . except Sig Ep brothers and Even though the lines at Gul- very incriminating (just kidding helped me to relate to my family Well then the paintings was a portrait of two was spent taking in the fact I was Mom and Dad, our titU hungry replacements mka REALLY want what's fmt/or the paper pening back home, although I / lifty's and Marbles can be obnox- Mom and Dad!). After all, it's the as individuals, not simply rela- because of you I at least have the priests standing next to each actually in Spain. can't attest to how exciting they ious on Parent's Weekend and least we can do since most of us tions who I live with to be taken happy part down... so this is other with casual looks on their Later that night, we took to the may be. I do know that I some- some of the "family fun" which would not be here without the for granted. thanks. faces. The picture was normal, bars. The main street was packed except for the fact that one priest had a sword jutting into his heart and the other had an axe buried in his head. I never saw that one in art class. Hot We toured the town by foot. CAPTURE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF Stray dogs walked the cobblestone streets where mopeds and small Peterson Consulting Shots cars were parked. People strolled about. A group of children kicked YOUR COLLEGE YEARS limited partnership a soccer ball in the alley. (Continued from page 18) The pace of the town was definitely relaxed — people held a tournament every other seemed to meander more and take week. Currently there is one every THROUGH THE in the surroundings. The cafes AT VILLANOVA Invites you to attend Sunday afternoon. Traditionally 4 were filled with people enthralled the game is either 8-ball or 9-ball, in conversation — couples, bus- however a straight pool tourney An Information Presentation inessmen and students. Just about is under consideration. Contest- BELLE AIR YEARBOOK ants pay a nominal entry fee and there is a cash prize for the winner. Nnw's the perfect time to purchase a 1995 yearbook with our "Window of The club members want to stress that one need not be a "pool OpDortunitv" special. Order now and receive 50% off the regular price of the Business Majors shark" to compete. The tourna- offer is available through October 16th - don't delay, buv ments are governed by the rules yearbook. (Wow!) This • Accounting set by the American Pool Players ''A" STUDENT now and save. Association (APA) and a handicap- • Finance ping system is used to equalize • Economics individuals' skill levels. OF THE ROiUI. "A better player might have to "Window of Opportunity" win five games, where a less experienced player would only 50% off original cost (ends October 16, 1994) $45* Engineering Majors have to win two," said Boyd. It's more of a helpful atmosphere than A Motorcycle RiderCourse is for • Electrical a cutthroat one. Instruction is "Stocking Stuffer" everyone who wants to have more offered and there's free practice off original cost (ends November 30, 1994) $58.50' • riding, while becoming a 35% Mechanical time on Sundays (before tourna- fun rider. Call 1-800- • Civil ments, Boyd added. better, safer The club always welcomes new 447-4700 to join the class. MOnmCYCLE SAFHY FtWMTMN "Spring Semester Special" members, regardless of skill. The $72* handicapping system has helped 20% off original cost (ends April 1, 1995) to produce a variety of winners. "Last year, we had a lot of people Original Price $85* When: TUESDAY, Oct. 4, 1 994 with the least skills win tourna- ments," Boyd said. Few people, if 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. any, won even more single than a *Price includes tax tournament. The club offers services besides " HEALTH Where: Connolly Center, free instruction. Professional CARE ADMINIS- Don't miss out on this extraordinary offer of the year. Send a check for $45.00 Wayne/St. quality pool cues are for sale all TRATORS. David's Room year long, at a student discount. Get off the ground payable to Villanova University to: Belle Air Yearbook Members are informed about any faster in today's Air University Any questions call open pool tournaments held in the Force. Enjoy imme- Villanova Why: To let you know ... responsibility area. diate in a worldwide Tolentine Hall Box 209 5 1 9-7240 Those • Who we are who are concerned about health care environ- the conflict between the Sunday ment with: Villanova, PA 19085 afternoon • What we do tourneys and the NFL • excellent starting season need not worry. "One way salary • Who we are looking for or the other, we are going to get • complete medical Please enclose this with your check: and dental care football in here!" promised Boyd, • opportunities to • What we can offer you who hopes to have a television set advance in the pool room this week. Last • 30 days vacation NAME; Phone: week, competitors were able to with pay per year follow the Eagles on the radio. Rnd out how to The Hot Shots Billiards Club qualify as an Air ADDRESS: Force Health Care Refreshments following presentation offers an opportunity to play pool Administrator. Call in a relaxed and friendly atmos- TOLL FRKK phere and a genuine opportunity Please l.aM^2i-USAF feel free to join us at the Career Fair on Wednesday, Sept, 28 ^ to win regardless of skill level. So head over to Connelly Center this Sunday afternoon after brunch, and join in the fun. V J r ._^.; Pay 22 • THE VILLANOVAN • Septembf 23, 1994 September 23, • lOIIN TDRTURKO \0\\ 1994 THE VILLANOVAN • Pa^e 23 MORROW RAiril f IINNIS Fifty million people watched, PE^ONALS ^ate^ mU hut no one saw a thinf^. AND \ CLASSIFIEDS \ //rV me / HOLLyiiOOD Picnic \VILDlVOODE\TERPRISEyE.\[II.\lf)REP!CIlIS „ ROEFRTkhI' iiRiijo wmm \m\im wmmii mmm . fred/ollo ric ...JHyOl^R !0\Hl]\l,^\ .. ^ \11CH^ELB\LLI],V.^, \ CHAElJACOBS Mmm .llOAELM ['jm:iriii!i! C/momuiS Vil 13PARBlTfBTHOMGiYCAUTt(MI0 (xxHy.nTmKi PAILAHANAI ^' »-«i/' ii*im-- Pag» 24 • THE VILLANOVAN • September 23, 1994 September 23. 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 25 T T N E R T A I N M E N WXVU caters to 'Nova students' tastes I New Sugar CD sounds like older albums All day on Saturdays, one can 40- particularly impressed with the prisingly fast rate, but is only By CARA BECKERICH tune in for a variety of specialty sampling of Sugar that he or she minutes long. Nothing ip the Staff Reporter shows, featuring sets of metal, By MARK MC CREARY has already tasted, then chances lyrics is striking or profound and, techno, punk and of course, The Staff Reporter to be honest, they are in are that one is not going to find drowned Villanova Universi- Beatles. The airwaves really start WXVU, much more satisfaction with the the music itself. ty's one and only alterna- to heat up on Monday nights at new release. On "Granny Cool," Mould tive music station, is ready for 12 midnight, when a four-hour new release by Sugar, File Though File may not be ground- sings, "So concerned with now we another great year of cutting edge Hip-Hop* theatre is presented. The Under: Easy Listening, makes breaking in any way, it solidly see you/ It's hard to concentrate/ music. Featuring special guest appearan- a return to the style that brought returns to what made Sugar a If you fell down could you get up/ Broadcasting on 89.1 FM, ces by Villanova's own basketball Sugar to the limelight. It is fast, staple to begin with. Bob Mould Or would you have to wait/ WXVU kicks out the jams Tues- star/rapper Ron Wilson, Hip-Hop poppy, guitar-angst music, which does have a niche in songwriting You've wallowed in yourself so days and Thursdays from mid- theatre is 240-minutes of the best, leaves the listener wondering that is catchy and appealing. Still, long/ And dragged your other night to midnight (Mondays at 12 non-stop, unadulterated hip-hop what lyrics are being sung and friends along/ We're feeling bad a.m. to Tuesday at 12 a.m., and music. stamps its chords on the brain. for you/ Granny Co6l/ You look Wednesday at 12 a.m. to Thursday WXVU shares airtinie with The lead singer and founder of like si^ch a fool/ Hey look it's at 12 a.m.) Cabrini College's WYBF (Monday, Sugar, Bob Mould, is best known NofMbi0 tnllw Granny Cool." As already said, It offers an alternative based Wednesday and Friday). Cabrini, {/ f yj for his work with the now defunct nothing profound here. college rock sound, full coverage unlike Villanova's WXVU, spins LLA lyrtes Is sMtchfig is a or Sugar is A a band that leaning N Husker Du, as well as for his solo of all Wildcat football and basket- a more traditional mix of Top 40 career. He launched Sugar in 1992 towards pop, but is still definitely ball games and the news at large. music. For freshmen, or anyone else equipment. received in only a few fortunate with the release of Copper. Blue rooted in "alternative music." The Top Five play list this week "The basic goal of WXVU is to interested in having his or her A practice period, consisting of dorms on campus. and quickly followed with the EP, They have maintained their sex features: offer an alternative to the com-, own show, WXVU is currently usually a semester or two on For those with an intense inter- the songs all sound alike. appeal, but have nothing or show or Beaster. For those familiar with On new 1. Luscious Jackson munity. We like to try and help recruiting for a few early morning Villanova's AM dial (64.0 AM) is est in having their own Copper Copper Blue, File Under: Easy there were deviations such unexplored to offer. If you liked 2. new upcoming bands get started and late evening show slots. a prerequisite for an FM slot. AM becoming a part of the WXVU Jabberjaw Compilation as "Hoover Dam" and them in 7200 Listening returns to much of the "Man On the past, get ready for 3. Wofx before they hit mainstream radio," Those interested are required to 64.0 is not fully operative at the staff, their number is ext. the same. Moon." Similariy, there are more of the same. If you can 4. Jale said Craig Remar, the general train with Peter Fiallia, traffic/ current time, but is in the process mailbox #7, Craig Remar. Request Sugar has a following that changes of pace on the new handle an ocean of guitar, often 5. Lync manager of WXVU. training director, in using the of being repaired. It can be line is ext. 7202. consists of devotees of Husker Du release. Such deviations are "Pana- indistinguishable lyrics and a 40- and people who found the myster- ma City Motel" and "Explode and minute song with a few changes iousness of Sugar appealing in Make-Up." in tempo, then File Under: Easy The CD moves along at Listening is for you. Hoyal Jelly bombs despite loyal Ireatment their early days. If one was not a sur- By JAY RACZKOWSKI that should be investigated for survivors. If that was not enough, Staff Reporter singer Blues Traveler faithful being patented Hendrix rip-offs. John Douglas Edwards remains to the fans The tracks claim some of Jimi's steals the vocal style of other Jelly's Island debut finest guitar textures as the bands' singers. Royal leaves them in a musical world of definitely not without its softer attempts to blend There is one creative gem on the a modern band's own. Royal Jelly becomes which they are the 'Soul' moments. "The Mountains Win sound with a variety of '70s a band of gypsy kleptomaniacs, disc called "Sky." Though not By KAREN GOULART inhabitants. Again" quietly explores the death influences ranging from Hendrix incredible, this track stands apart Assistant Entertainment Editor The first cut off four entitled ofJove in a close relationship and to Led Zeppelin. Unfortunately, from the rest in its unique style "Run Around" is like a welcome how that kind of pain is dealt this tired method fails to and arrangement. Although the appear home for Blues Traveler regulars with: "I pick it ain't broke, don't fix it" up my smile and put fresh in any sense of the word. track builds to an anthem-like iiTt and a great taste of what the band it in just make it a little funk- my pocket/ Hold it for a while Royal Jelly appears ending, is X— to have the there a nice guitar hook is all about for new listeners. try ier. If Blues Traveler happens to not to have to drop it/ Men goods necessary to succeed. that carries the song. It is too bad Complete with the ongoing "you cMcl fiiocluclloii be in need of a catch phrase to are not to cry so how am I to stop Backed by a major record company that this formula was not used the don't realize how much I love you it" and finally, almost, conquered: as promote its new A&M release, well as wiz-producer Matt more often in the course of the if I'll eventually CNonnot disguise aforementioned cliche with a but you leave me "A pocket is no place for a smile Wallace (Faith No More, Paul disc. be okay" theme that is so preval- anyway/ Someday I will i twist might be just what it is find love Westerburg), the band has placed If one is looking for something ent in their music, John Popper's looking for. With its fourth album, again will blow my mind." These itself in good hands. There is still new to listen to, he or she should tumbling, reverberating vocals aptly titled four. Blues Traveler same feelings of loss and recovery just one problem — the music. All steer clear of this release. The and unequaled harmonica riffs uphold a tradition of down to can be found in the stunningly of the creative sound-mixing and raping and pillaging "Axis" and band is a likeable group of chaps. paired with Chan Kinchla's reli- earth rock 'n blues while manag- beautiful "Look Around" and the production cannot disguise the "Experienced." However, there is already enough ' ably steady guitar, "Run Around" ing to carve a slightly funky edge serenely comforting "Just Wait." music. Other tracks tend to "sample" sampled music in that slop they rolls along with the same ease as into that sound at the same time. There is no doubt the four The disc features such tracks the psychedelia/Beatlesque styles call rap — the world does not need such Blues Traveler classics as In a time when many great musicians who were responsible as "Bend" and "Man;" two tracks featured by one of the grunge any more musical con artists. 1990's "But Anyway." bands are becoming bent on the for creating four have the ability Although a few tracks like idea of exploring new avenues to change their style and still /•Stand," "Crash Burn" and with their music, thus changing make great music, but fortunately "Freedom" have a grittier feel their sound completely (a la U2), for their listeners they have yet Mali' has few than the usual Blues Traveler 'A good to succumb to the pressure that Good qualities Blues Traveler has chosen to fare, the songs never stray as far it jour- is so prevalent in the music By BARBARA COLE Once the stage is set, revolution *j,'V7V remain on the path has Hazel's appeal according to her as to let the listener forget who neyed jilong over the past four industry today. Master story- Staff Reporter willingness erupts. Enter riots and, of course, to fulfill his sexual % ipm. it is they are listening to. No tellers, poets and musicians, Leafy, who is plopped right in the years. desires, he remains too embar- matter where one of these songs Forever teetering somewhere Blues Traveler could journey is no 007 clad in safari rassed to do anything thick of things. The irony which This publicly may roam. Popper is able to bring down that worn path forever and gear. It is Connery, prevails on that fine line between quasi- Sean but with her, using her for his per- throughout the movie Ml it back home with a little harmon- rest assured that those who fol- where are the sexy music and sci- becomes particularly humorous alternative and mainstream, sonal carnal pleasure. ica magic. Blues Traveler has managed to lowed would never tire of the fi gadgets? John Lithgow comes on the as Leafy struggles to pull himself mas mm- For all of its edginess, scenery. Sean Connery's latest out of his keep the perfect balance that four is True, scene as a foil to the drunken and many predicaments effort is no James Bond flick, but womanizing Leafy. Playing the with tactics reminiscent of Inspec- it is not a total waste. Rather, "A British diplomat, Fanshaw, Lith- tor Gadget. Good Man in Africa" mixes the gow does a superb job as the Sean Connery does a good job KM British humor of "Four Weddings considering what he has to work stereotypically tense Brit whose New Margaret Cho comedy fails to amuse and a Funeral" with lush African with, which is not much. He must single concern is not political .Mir landscape to create a unique protocol, but rather attaining his dole out lines such as, "Show me -if,m 1 SKSITI effect. Set in Kinjana, West Africa, knighthood. a man who's completely content By ANDREW T. KEECH friends and Ashley Johnson as the protago- I'll the little girl next door. the film's narrator and Once Leafy has immersed him- and show you lobotomy Staff Reporter But, like his Margaret nist, Martin Leafy, (Sean Con- self in sufficient trouble, including scar." much previous Kim, who lives with her nery), epitomizes the classic can- robbing a tomb and getting caught Bond role, Connery fits easily into parents, brothers and grand- mother not win-for-losing character. repeatedly with his pants down, the glove of the gallant hero. above the San Francisco bookstore Leafy, a British representative, the final catastrophic blow comes Lithgow also aids in saving his owned and operated by safari expedition, her family is hates his three-year stint in with the Kinjaita election. Louis but two Just when everybody thought supposedly at that cultural renowned actors alone cannot not "Generation-X" age. Africa. He resists any Cosset Jr. plays a presidential prime-time television could Confident create miracles. and very assimilation or genuine relation- candidate holding more than a possibly think up another sitcom, independent, Margaret ships with any of the natives, "A Good Man in Africa" could sex, power and political one more was aired on Sept. 14. quarrels continuously with her wee bit of resentment toward the corrup- others' cultures, which is partic- for Hazel, the be considered preachy with its not tion "All Girl" mother, whose sense of except of course, The one salvation • American (Wednesdays decorum British colonists who originally is Leafy's ulariy applicable in this age of female lead. While Leafy gauges so subtle messages regarding safe tinal epiphany about at 8:30 p.m.), is the first Asian- and respect for tradition contrast stole all of his ancestors' land. respecting conflicting racial relations. American sitcom to enter the sharply with Margaret's distinctly prime-time war. This land we call uninhibited style. the "land of opportunity" has Even as the first few minutes Academy of of the PHILLY LIFE: Natural Sciences finally opened its doors to the season premiere were well is Asian-Americans that have waited under way, the By TRACY GALUGHER The kiang one of the many Exhibits are divided into differ- wall, which traces the food chain other unwrapped. It is amazing to commonplace for recognition on conflict with Staff Reporter life-sized replicas that can be ent settings. Each setting includes from start to finish, provide an consider that these well-preserved American boyfriends already television. aroused little interest. found at The Academy of Natural dioramas which depict hundreds educational twist to every visit. bodies walked and talked over When — question: It The series stars stand-up comic Margaret's love-life OK here's the Sciences. Located on the Benjamin of different animals in their Besides, it is easy to relate the 2,500 years ago. turns upside is described largest Margaret Cho as the amusing and down, her mother is as "the Franklin Parkway in downtown natural habitats. Lining the halls mating and dating rituals of any Other interesting features of quick to offer and it is a very social witty Margaret Kim. Margaret the traditional of the asses" Philadelphia, this museum offers are large glass cases with life- of these species to what one the museum are the rare gem- proverb: "Mar- animal. males live in bachelor Kim is struggling to blend the best garet, I tell you this The a wide variety of attractions for sized replicas of animals ranging witnesses here at Villanova. stones collection and the "Discov- because I care. herds while the females give birth eco-Iovers of One of of both cultures. Also starring in Go out with garbage, every kind. Whether in size from the beaver up to the the most fascinating er the Earth" exhibit. The "Out- expect to be every other year. So, what is it? exhibits the series are Jodi Long and Clyde dumped." Not only looking for a certain species of six-foot-tall, eight-foot-long, 1,700 features the process of side In" children's portion of the was the deliv- For those who think that the animal or just browsing through pound moose. Egyptian COURTESY OF TOUCHSTONE TELEVISION Kusatsu (Margaret's parents), ery poor timing, but it mummification. Along museum is fun for kids of all ages. PHOTO was also typical '80s yuppie has just been the nature-filled are definite- with a detailed "All American GIri/' starring Tony-winner B.D. Wong and J.B. done with the acting halls, there is But animal models explanation of the It includes live snakes and turtles Prime Time TV opens Its doors to the first Asian-American sitcom ability of a described, it is actually the kiang, something for ly not the only attraction. Exhibits process are HHI, Jodi Long, Clyde Kvsatsu, Quon as her brothers. Amy Hill "B" movie. everyone at the two mummies on as well as a range of activities that (top L to R) Maddle Gorman, Amy B.D. Wong, Margaret Cho, or Tibetan wild ass. museum. such as the "What Eats What" display, one still L to R) J.B. Quon and Ashley Johnson. as her grandmother, Judy Gold Margaret^s older brother wrapped, the (Continued on page 28) Judy Qold, (tMttom, and Maddie Corman as her best (Continued on page 28) — « titar^'* Pag» 26 • THE ViLLANOVAN • S^pfmbr 23. 1994 Sapfmber 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 27 N T E R T A \ N M E NT THE ARTS - —^ — 'X-Files' makes contact aliens. The By ERIC CHEUNG visions of his missing fully tries to disguise it by making sister J.C. DOBBS Entertainment Editor are what haunt Agent minor changes. Ralph Macchio. is Third and South streets Mulder's mind and force him to replaced by Hilary Swank (who look for any avenue Philadelphia, Pa. concert he can find admittedly is physically better Three tenors reunite for 1994 to "make contact." 925-4053 built than the former Miyagi the most famous of th^ sci-fi television-lovers there Learning of Sept. 23 - The Silos Giubba." For those unfamiliar Perhaps For possible evidence of disciple). She plays Julie Pierce, By ERIC CHEUNG comes as no surprise that three sing everything from internation- is "Star tenors is Luciano Pavarotti. Trek" and all of its alien contact in Puerto Rico, Sept. 24 — Isles of Q opera, this selection is still the granddaughter of Mr. Miyagi's Entertainment Editor of the biggest stars in the opera ally famous opera selections, to with seemingly infinite Among the singers he has the spin-offs. But Mulder heads towards an extra- Sept. 25 — Seed, The 360's w/ Mother world have captured the hearts of songs from show tunes and mus- recognizable, because it is often old American war friend. for fans of horror, there really is Sept. Ghost, most finesse. His voice is not as terrestrial research station. The in 28 — Ointment, New Kenn Kweder w/ Blood music. One look at a the record-buying public. icals. Singing in German, Italian, heard as a representative of opera Because her parents died a Popular overbearing as Carreras' or Domin- very little to watch. During the station has somehow recorded Red Roses music chart showing the top years ago, the three tenors French, Spanish English, the music. The song details the irony car crash, Julie perpetually wears Four and mid- '80s there were many off-beat go's; thus, he is the most access- transmissions from Voyager I, a musical albums in the country made history with their first tenors prove that their popularity of the clown whose audience a grimace on her face. Her grand- and shadowy series like "The satellite which KHYBER PASS PUB antics (Continued on page 29) has been commis- mother, whom she lives with, has can provide information about historic gathering in Italy for the is an international phenomenon in laughs,at his pitiful Twilight Zone." "Friday the 13th: sioned to fly out of our solar absolutely no control of her so 56 South Second St. what kinds of music the public is World Cup of 1990. The album which all countries can unite in The Series," "Tales From the system with taped messages from Philadelphia, Pa. buying. Acts like Snoop Doggy from that concert subsequently mutual enjoyment. proverb-laden Mr. Miyagi (Pat Dark Side" and the short-lived re- Earth. 440-9^ Dogg and Warren G. show hip-hop became one of the biggest-selling The youngest among the three, Morita) comes in to help her out. popularized soap opera "Dark Sept. 23 — Elastic Pure Joy, Fuzzy w/ Linus On Mulder's tail is Scully who Other problems in Julie's life can still attract music lovers. classical albums of all time. Now Jose Carreras, starts the album Shadows." In 1994, however, is worried about him, feeling that Sept. 24 — Kepone, Handsome w/ 18th Dye Alternative artists, such as Green the goals more ambi- with "0 Souverain, include a gang of ruffians who have become O Juge, there really are only two choices: Sept. 28 — Cocktails he has been off in a world of his to high school princi- Day or Stone Temple Pilots keep tious. With The 3 Tenors in Pere" which details a person's belong the — "Tales From the Crypt" and "The own ever since the "X Files" was Oct. 1 • D-CJeneration driving the music industry. Vocal Concert Carreras, Domingo discovery and surrender to God. pal's (Michael Ironside) pseuod- 1994, X Files." Oct. 3 — Mo Tucker w/ Sterling Morrison shut down. Showing her resource- ROTC, military clique. The movie groups, like Boyz II Men, and and Pavarotti along with conduc- Though it is hard for anyone not After premiering last year, "X fulness, Scully deciphers Mulder's Oct. 7 — Caterpillar country artists, like Michael try for the partial to operatic music to tell the never mentions why, but the John tor Zubin Mehta, can Files" seems to be heading down computer files password principal, Montgomery, continue to meld biggest album of any kind in 1994. difference between the singers, gang, backed by the that envied path of capturing a ("TRUSTNOl") and discovers his her popular music into the hodge- Of course to singers of the one gets the sense that Carreras harasses Julie and newfound GROUND ZERO cult status, much like "Quantum destination. Immediately she is beau, Eric. If this sounds familiar, Center podge of sounds it has always lacks a quality the other two Woodlyn Shopping caliber of these three, selling Leap" or "Twin Peaks." Last off to Puerto Rico, while another the t)ad guys are essentially the Blvd. been. albums is hardly the reason for tenors possess. His singing does MacDade Friday's season opener was one government-sponsored organiza- cronies picked And what is the latest musical holding such an event. The liner not come off as crisp or as clear same who on Woodlyn, Pa. tingler of an episode. tion, the Blue Beret UFO Retrieval Macchio. 872-1444 act to be embraced by mainstream notes proclaim that this album and his dominating vibrato rarely Reports claiming that it would Team, authorized to use "terminal interesting twist in this Picnic about a trio of per- is held Still these are minor The Sept. 23 — Steamroller America? How features "three legendary back. scary be a "Twilight Zone"-like force," is moving in to take all movie, and the twists are few and — Wedding w/ Big Idea classically trained tenors? How formers who share a united pas- points for a voice that is undeni- Sept. 24 Shotgun episode were a bit unfounded. evidence from the station. about Jose Carreras, Placido sion for opera and football ably incredible. far l)etween, is that Miyagi offers Sept. 28 — Fuzzy Bunny Slippers Although it dripped with sus- The show's climax features for Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti's (soccer)." Singing on such tracks as to teach Julie karate, not Sept. 29 — Mike.Hines and the Look pense, the episode merely tickled Mulder making contact with the fighting, for self-appreciation live 1994 World Cup recording? The 1994 World Cup concert "Amor, Vida De Mi Vida (Love, but Sept. 30 — Living Earth the viewer with what we hope is aliens as a brijght light engulfs confidence. his lessons In a year when the Benedictine took place in Los Angeles' Dodger Life of My Life)" and "Granada," and After THEATRE OF THE LIVING ARTS yet to come during the year. For him and the figure of an alien Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos Stadium. Backed by the Los Placido Domingo seems to have she becomes a good-mannered 334 South St. those unfamiliar with the show's appears in the doorway. What lady. Finally can sell a million copies of Greg- Angeles Philharmonic, the three the most powerful voice of the young a "Karate Philadelphia, Pa. concept, and that is quite possible happens next is a mystery. By the orian chant; Yanni can have a Top tenors turned that fateful July 16 three. When he hits the higher Kid" movie actually depicts the 922-1011 given its Friday 9 p.m., time slot, end of the episode Scully and 10 hit with his new age concert night into a memorable date notes with such grandeur and true significance of martial arts Sept. 24 — Hootie & the Blowfish the "X Files" refers to a Mulder are back to their regular album and the soundtrack from brilliantly captured on a poise, Domingo can make a listen- — for self-realization and for Sept. 29 — The Specials w/ Let's Go Bowling government-sanctioned program FBI work. Any evidence has been an animated feature, "The Lion recording. er shudder. meditation. To further this theme, Sept. 30 — Jeffrey Gaines set-up to explore paranormal lost except for a tape that seem- to cloister of King," dominates the year by As the album can attest to the One selection in which this is Miyagi takes Julie a Oct. 1 — Dave Matthews Band w/ From Good Homes activities. The two FBI agents ingly has no recording on it. Buddhist monk friends in order to going quintuple platinum, it really three tenors are in fine form to apparent is the tragic "Vesti La Oct. 3 — G Love and Special Sauce w/ Black Beans who head the project are Agent Next week's episode features a teach her karate. Oct. 5 — David Broza w/ The Syrens Mulder (David Duchovny) and ghoulish monster who resides in The monks are the only bright Agent Scully (Gillian Anderson). the sewers. As one of the inheri- spot in this film. One scene finds THE TOWER The season opener finds the "X tors of the horror series tradition, them dancing to a tape brought 69th & Ludlow St. Files" shut-down, presumably "X Files" is on its way to gaining Cultural Films Series: Melville's 'Billy Budd' by Julie (the Cranberries' Upper Darby, Pa. because it has failed more of the fame and the fans it to uncover "Dreams"). In another scene, the 3520313 evidence of alien life. rightfully deserves. Mulder and monks travel into Boston to go 24 — of Pain w/ Biohazard By PATRICK GROHAR practice brings the young Billy cold, hard man. Seeing this as a Sept. House | Scully are reassigned to other less bowling, where they win a bet and Staff Reporter Budd from the merchant ship, threat to his very existence, interesting jobs. Though their manage to teach everyone there Rights-of-Man, aboard the shor- Claggart tries to destroy Billy by ^ TROCADERO work on the paranormal is offi- FILM REEL: about "Zen Bowling" (or bowling "Billy accusing of plotting mutiny 1003-05 Arch St. screenplay of thanded HMS Avenger. him cially over, they still harbor With only a minimal amount of The with closed eyes). Obviously this Philadelphia, Pa. Budd," written by Peter Budd is the personification of to the ship's captain. Billy's tragic desires to continue. During creativity, "The Next Karate Kid" a "Sister Act" element has been 923-7625 Ustinov and DeWitt Bodine, com- absolute good. His innocence and flaw, his stuttering habit, leaves dream sequence, we learn that steals the same tiresome plot from seen before. Sadly, it is the only Sept. 25 — Shudder to Think w/ Archers of Loaf bines elements of the short novel honesty quickly earn him the him unable to respond to these Mulder's sister was abducted by the first three movies and shame- thing worth seeing in this movie. Sept. 29 —Jesus Lizard, Girls Against Boys w/ Neurosis by Herman Melville and a stage respect and adoration of the other inane accusations. He lashes out Sept. 30 — Blur w/ Pulp version that enjoyed considerable crew members including Captain the only way he can, with his fist, success. Terence Stamp, featured Vere, played by director and killing Claggart with one blow. in the title role, delivers a strong screenwriter Peter Ustinov. Captain Vere is forced to convene OVIE THEATRES performance which earned him an The classic conflict between a court martial where he must 'Zee' engages audience Academy Award nomination. good and evil arises when Billy deal not with justice but with the Viewers who have seen the new meets his antithesis, the ship's law. Australian road movie, "Priscil- evil Master-at-Arms John Claggart The film should be looked at as By ELAINE PAOLONI Only a short time following, is an intense 10 or 15 minutes, AMC ANTHONY WAYNE THEATER think la," will appreciate the contrast (Robert Ryan). Claggart is hated nothing short of an allegory. As Assistant Entertainment Editor there is another knock at the door. which makes one truly 105 W. Lancaster Ave. between his performance in "Billy by the men and rules with lies, the Christ figure, Budd remains This time it is one of the "business about the condition of our world Wayne, Pa. title may sound intriguing. Budd" and his most recent role. false accusations and the long free of spite, contempt or ill-will The partners" that the American has today. These scenes are vivid 688-0800 The movie is definitely stim- The film is set at the time of swing of the whip. He takes a to the very end. Like Pontius come to see. Apparently, he had depictions of real life occurrences ulating. "Killing Zoe" takes life to the Nalx)leonic Wars when the sadistic pleasure in delivering Pilate who sought to free his lived in the United States and the that may seem bizarre, but are every extreme. The action of the AMC BRYN MAWR TWIN THEATER British Navy was governed under pain and is liked by only—one__j:oiiscience. Captain Vere searches two were childhood friends. Zoe nevertheless happening. Approp- film is presented in such a way at the 824 Lancaster Ave. stuttering Billy Budd (Terence Stamp) is in heated conflict with the Articles of War. At this time, person, Billy Budd. in vain to find a solution that is at this point is in the shower. In riately, everything stops [ that although the occurrences Amer- Bryn Mawr, Pa. sadistic John Claggard (Rol)ert Ryan) in the screenplay "Billy Budd" a warship had the right to One night Billy has a talk with both just and legal. an effort to get rid of her, the peak of craziness when the seem extraordinary, the viewer 525-2662 being shown at the Connelly Center Cinema Sept. 24, 25 and 26. impress a merchant sailor into Claggart and almost breaks The movie takes the viewer French friend of the American ican (not used to these wild ways) can almost get caught up in all service as needed. This unpopular through the icy exterior of this (Continued on page 30) drags her out the door in a Euro- passes out. the confusion. Without a doubt, pean tempered struggle. Zoe is The next day they all go down 10 this is a movie of the '90s. stranded naked in the hall while to the bank. Everything seems to AMC MARPLE State Rd. The saga begins with a young her "lover" does nothing to stop go according to plan in the begin- 400 S. L T E R N T I V E Generation X-er from America Springfield, Pa. A all his friend. ning, but because they are on SCENE 328-5348 (Eric Stoltz) arriving at the airport The storyline then takes a turn drugs and cannot think very in Paris. While riding in a taxi on and begins to concentrate on the clearly, little by little a few VILLANOVAN THEATRE PHILADELPHIA DANCE THE PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA MUSE- HEDGEROW THEATRE the way to his hotel, he begins efforts of the coalition that the glitches in their plan cause a ERIC TWIN ARDMORE 519-7474 ALLIANCE ORCHESTRA UM OF ART 565-4211 conversing with the driver. The young American has joined up major catastrophe. Perhaps a bit 34 W. Lancaster Ave. 893-1939 684-7860 is in Sept. 23-25, 28-30 564-5270 Sept. 23-Nov. 5 American reveals that he with in Paris. There are approx- overdrawn, the bank scene epi- Ardmore, Pa. Sept. 23,24,27 Oct. 1-2 Sept. 23-24 Sept. 23-Oct. 9 J.B. Priestley's "Dangerous town for business purposes. The imately 10 members in total. Upon tomizes another call on society. 642-2000 Moliere's "Scapin" Spirit of Sankofa, Body Lan- Haydn "Die Jahreszeiten (The "Highlights of the Alfred Stie- Comer" extremely accommodating cabby their first meeting, the group These men turn into ruthless guage Dance Company and Seasons)" glitz Center Collection of Sept. 28 gives him a number to call in case reveals they are planning to rob killers. The actions they begin to Sept. 24 Rennie Harris/Pure Photographs" Staged reading of Jeanne Mur- he should become lonely and a local bank on Bastille Day. They engage in are almost incompre- ERIC KING & QUEEN 6 THE PAINTED BRIDE Children's Concert featuring Movement Sept. 23-25 ray Walker's "In This Light" desires the presence of a woman. have purposely flown in the out- hensible to the viewing audience. Valley Forge Shopping Center 925-9914 works by Bach, Beethoven is knock Pa. "Contemporary Art On Sept. 24-Nov. 19 Soon enough there a sider because of his knowledge in The clique of thieves are not Route 202, King of Prussia, Sept. 26-Dec. 10 and Berlioz Paper" It is Zoe. Zoe THE WILMA THEATER Margie Royal's "The Boy Who at the hotel door. cracking safes. The bandits sit honest with each other and the 265-2776/337-1777 "Totems and Other Struc- Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1 referred 963-0249 Sept. 25-Nov. 20 Left Home To Find Out About is the French prostitute around drinking and indulging in helpful safe-cracking American is tures" art exhibit Works by Brahms, Schoen- cab driver. Sept. 23-Oct. 30 "Japanese Design: A Survey The Shivers" to the foreigner by the a vast array of drugs. The group left in the dark while carrying out Sept. 30 ERIC TWIN PLAZA THEATER Joe Orton's "What the Butler berg and Schumann Since 1950" The next part is a bit X-rated to seems to still be in its initial stages his part of the plan down below "Wear Big Boots" (performan- Expressway, 202 & 363 Saw" Oct. 7,8,11 Sept. 28 McCARTER THEATRE mention, however, Zoe finds that of planning the caper. The shocker in the vaults. The group is in ces by local artists) Works by Piston, Strauss and King of Prussia, Pa. "Philadelphia Dance Night" 683-8000 she has become attached to comes when we (and the American disarray and does not know what Oct. 1 Haydn Oct. 5 character. She feels that 265-3456 HISTORICAL SOCIETY Sept. 23-Oct. 9 Stoltz's who has not even been in France to do with many of the problems "Side Effects II: Art from "Contemporary he is different than other men and OF PENNSYLVANIA American Thornton Wilder's "The a full day yet) find out that presented to them. As things turn Cancer" workshop to her 732-6201 Crafts - The Cutting Edge" Matchmaker" finds a true attraction Bastille Day is the following day. out, Zoe's second job is in the bank Oct. 8 CONNELLY CENTER CINEMA Sept. 23-Nov. 18 BACH FESTIVAL client. On the other hand, she As a "last-night-of-being-poor" and she and her former client end Peterson Quintet Trib- Connelly Center Ralph "Making History" Exhibition OF PHILADELPHIA makes a point of tellii)g him that sort of celebration, the circle of up meeting again. The resolution ute to Art Blakey Sept. 24 Villanova, Pa. Oct. 8 THE she is also very different. Zoe does friends decides to explore the is triumphant, nevertheless it Soprano Tamara Crout Mat- INDEPENDENT 645-7250 "Passports to Your Family's EYE not consider herself a sleazy underground of Paris which the keeps viewers in suspense performs a benefit Sept. 23 - With Honors THE ARTS BANK Past" family history thews 925-2838 prostitute. In fact, she repeatedly native French describe as "the throughout the entire film. "Kil- FORT MIFFLIN Sept. 29 — When a Loves recital that it is her Man a Woman 545-0590 conference Sept. 28-Oct. tells the American real Paris." At this point the ling Zoe" is attention getting and 23 492-1881 Oct. 6 — Beveriy Hills Cop 3 26-Oct. 16 12 Sept. 30 choice whom she does business movie becomes a little fuzzy as the exciting. The film is a good way Sept. Oct. "Marie Antoinette" a Sept. Clive Swansboume in recital chroni- 24 the University of the Arts Stu- "Behind-the-scenes Archive cle play by Conrad with and she even stresses viewer is brought into the totally to entertain one's mind and get Martin-in-the-Fields Bishop and "Civil War Wedding" histori- dent Productions Tours" at St. Ehzabeth fact that she has another job. warped world of intoxication. It a little cultural exposure. Fuller cal wedding reenactment 1 , Page 28 • THE VILLANOVAN • Septembw 23, 1994 SeptembT 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 29 On Video: 'Threesome,' 'Mothei's' Lir brings ils musical Sciences By PATRICK LYNCH campus. His personality is quite is unlike any other and that is why story is not established. It is as different from that of Eddy's. He it is entertaining. though the producers are saying, maturity to Staff Reporter audience is vulgar, perverted ^nd blunt. •*V6 "She is a demented psychopath. s (Continued from page 24) Finally, Alex moves in. She is Just believe us. Please?" It By MICHAEL BECKERICH good mix of songs. The instru- down to earth people. They listen the balancing Mother's Boys points for basic plot occur during the day at various Staff Reporter mental rockers to your stuff and appreciate it for Threesome personality between deserves no "Railroad" and the two other extremes. While structure or stable characters. designated times. "Zooloo Lecturns" complimented what it is," said lead singer, David One of the best parts of a visit quite and understanding, she is Jamie Lee Curtis should stand What is left is a flimsy, trans- Lir has been compared to bands more serious songs such as McGuinness. One one word can clearly des- also ready for action and back and ask herself one question: lucent piece of work. It is evident to the Academy of Natural Scien- such as The Doors, Jefferson "Wickerman." "Three Legged Guy" and "Tra- cribe this picture: unique. But it excitement. why? that the creators of this movie ces is that the environmentally Airplane, U2, REM, Led Zeppelin Before the show, guitarist veller" seemed to be the most is not even necessary to watch Then the major conflict hits: She has plenty of money and her went out of their way to make a conscious can get a truckload of and Pearl Jam. After hearing this Ronan Byrne spoke about the popular songs with the crowd. this film in order to discover this. Stuart falls for Alex, Alex falls for career has just taken a drastic terrible film. And they did a fine information on how to be more five-piece band from Dublin, Ire- band's songs. "Our shows are These tunes definitely have the Just read the rental box: "One girl. Eddy, and Eddy falls for Stuart. turn for the better with her job. nature-friendly. There are many land live at J.C. Dobbs on South comprised mostly of the songs ability to attain popular radio air Two guys. Three possibilities." include informa- If The remainder of the film deals starring role opposite Arnold No stars. displays which Street, Sept. 18, in Philadelphia, from our album. We also have play. Right now, their music can ^1 At this point, the power of curi- with the struggle of sexual iden- Schwarzenegger in "True Lies." tion on endangered species and it is easy to see that they have comprised a catalog of songs that be heard on over 140 college radio .....vvww^iw^ A^V4XC0v^..-..^:-l<4fd4£<>XC4r^:i-:<^:- osity kicks in and soon the movie tity among the characters. They But for some unknown reason she pollution. Everyone can profit by definitely taken on a character of we have written over the past few stations across the States. is being engulfed by the VCR. each must evaluate their own agreed to star as a drolling psycho seeing the beauty of the natural their own. years," said Byrne. According to Lir's manager, the The film opens with a narration morals and beliefs and decide from hell in this new film which world that is waiting for people The spacey guitar riffs, unique "Our songs have a basic formu- band's first video, "In a Day," will by one of the three main charac- their sexual preference. They was released straight to video. to protect it. keyboarding and powerful bass la, but then go into a jam. You be out soon. With the increased ters, Eddy. The producers have each must find the truth within First of all, the film has stolen and drums blended perfectly with never know where it will lead. support they have received in the ' cleverly used this technique to themselves, regardless of the a plot already used in "The Ooo4 For all the "Jurassic Park" singer David McGuinness' capti- Last night [Saturday] in Virginia Philadelphia area, they will prob- help set the scene and display the consequences. Stepfather" and recycled it. The «^«^ 'Mwst'See freaks out there, starting Oct. 1 vating vocals. Lir is touring the we jammed for 11 minutes during ably be touring the area again viewpoints of one of the film's Besides some loopholes in the only difference in this movie is and running through Jan. 2, is East Coast this fall in support of one tune. It's real spontaneous," soon. Last spring they played at *' most critical characters. The plot plot and weaknesses in the acting, that the mother comes back to "The Dig," a special dinosaur their latest release on W.A.R. he added. the local 23 East Cabaret and have revolves around three very differ- the film is well structured. wreak havoc, not the father. It adventure exhibit which Records, Magico Magico! This recently played Con- The Library Company of Phi- allows summer the band gained at the University ent college students who have sidering the topic, the creators gets no points for originality. the viewers to not only uncover The poise and musical maturity many fans of Pennsylvania. ladelphia is offering short- during their stay in been assigned to the same room have rather tastefully told their The plot appears to be held a dinosaur fossil in their own of the young musicians is refresh- Boston. Working Lir's songs have a special touch. term fellowships for research PHOTO BY MIKE BECKERICH out of a rented at a university. The first individ- story. They could have been much together by enormous amounts of archaeological site, but also to ing. Many club bands try to blow house in Manchester, they played They are not your everyday one- in residence in its collections. Dublin's latest import, Lir (I to r. Roman Byrne, Rob Malone and ual introduced is introspective more detailed and graphic, though duct tape. There are loose ends stand by as real scientists prepare your ears out with guitar solos or at the Irish Embassy. "Boston hit wonder band. Give them a Dave McGuinness) are building an enthusiastic Phiily following as Eddy, who initially appears to be it hanging all would have been unnecessary. over the place and the Candidates must apply by and identify the fossils. This pounding drums. Lir actually was great, but it is nice to be out chance. You will be glad you did. studious, quiet and shy. they tour the East Coast In support of their new release Magico "Threesome" is funny and characters are all superficial. Feb. 1, 1995. For more infor- exhibit will only add to the already gives the listener a chance to hear on the road playing to different Lir is a young, very talented group Enter Magical Stuart. He pictures him- thought-provoking, but most spe- Even the most crucial character mation call 546-3181. colossal dinosaur display which and enjoy the songs. Their hour types of crowds. The Philadelphia of musicians who know how to self as one of the main studs on cifically, a breakthrough film. It that needs to be established in the includes cast replicas of dinosaurs and a half-long set consisted of a crowds are great. They are very capture an audience with music, such as the T-Rex. 1. The Academy of Natural Scien- Tenors •li ces is open Monday through Fri- day from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and (Continued from page 26) ") weekends and holidays from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $6 with ible singer even when singing CATCHALL THE WILDCAT TEAMS the option of buying a membership operatic songs such as "Pourquoi KXk.m.i.\.X that includes many benefits. Me Reveiller (Why Do You Awake Parking is close to the museum Me)" or "Non Ti Scordar Di Me AT HOME NEXT WEEK. ,.. , as is public transportation and the (Do Not Forget Me)." He also staff is friendly and extremely treats the listener to the famous helpful. "Nessun Dorma! (No One Must Sleep!)," which enjoys some enthusiastic reactions from the Friday, Sept. 23 Field Hockey vs. ffl UConn 7 p.m. Where To Go: crowd as heard on the recording. 19th St. Benk Franklin Pkwy. 1 (TONIGHT!) (in Villanova Stadium) & The finest moments on the 299-1000 album are, as one would expect, BY SEPTA: when the three tenors sing togeth- BOSTON Route to Suburban VILLANOVA VS. Take R5 er. Because of the concert's loca- Saturday, Sept. 24 Football vs. #6 Boston Univ. 1 p.m. Station and transfer to Route 76 1 tion these trio performances are (in Villanova Stadium) (the Ben FrankLine). often of American standards. On SATURDAY the medley of "A Tribute to COURTESY OF OFF CAMPUS GUIDE Hollywood," the tenors do a knock- Saturday, Sept. out rendition of Sinatra's classic 24 Water Polo vs. Queens College 10:45 a.m. "My Way." & lona College 7:30 p.m. SEPT. Also included in the medley is (in the nonchalant "Singin' In The duPont Swimming Center) Girr Rain," which gets the crowd laughing as soon as the performers utter the chorus. Since the singers Saturday, Sept. 24 Women's Soccer vs. Georgetown p.m. >tHl1C lVC5CHtMlOM5 (Continuedfrom page 25) 3 are used to singing songs in ,(Wong), a respected and brilliant (at West Campus soccer fields) romance languages, they roll their cardiology resident, relishes the "r"s, adding a charming twist to TUcn%^kSt Wi>mcH*5 Ficlb Hockey role of respectful, obedient eldest ClirJ55i| the American tunes, which is easy son. The sad truth is that someone to get used to. Sunday, Sept. 25 Water Polo vs. St Francis 9:45 a.m. must always play the little tattle- The standout piece is another tale brat, or in this case the bigger & Tournament Finals 3:30 p.m. Carole Z^^ja^c: 199^-1994 HofibSi BrobcHck medley called "Around the brat, who is only hurting his World." It is a tribute to famous (in duPont Swimming Center) acting career by choosing to take songs from different countries. part in such a role. America's contribution includes a rousing "America" (from "West Monday, Sept. 26 Men's Soccer vs. St. Joseph's 3:30 p.m. • Side Story"), the tender ballad The purpose of the laid-back (at West Campus soccer fields) NticmiA Li^ttclt: 1993 >ICAA Wcff^^n of ihc "All I Ask of You" ("Phantom of father (Kusatsu) is to play the mediator of the family. He makes The Opera") and "Those Were The Days." Other delightful selec- sure everyone is happy and cared tions include "Funiculi, Wednesday, Sept. 28 Men's Soccer vs. Phila. Textile 3:30 p.m. for, without having to fly off the Funicu- la," "Brazil," "Marechiare" and handle to calm them down. Kusat- (at West Campus soccer fields) "Lippen Schweigen." su is the only actor on the show APPRECIATION DAY! the final is I 1st Among tracks per- , OCT. STUDENT who is actually worth watching. haps the best-known excerpt from He has an extensive list of acting an — THE RICHMOND GAME (KICKOFF 1:00PM) THE STUDENT credits ranging from "Magnum opera at least as far as America is concerned. From Ver- P.I.," in which he played a detec- di's "Rigoletto" comes "La donna GIVEAWAY WILL BE A SEMESTER OF ROOM AND BOARD OR A tive to more recent films such as \ E Mobile (Woman is Wayward)." "In the Line of Fire," "Hots Shots: The tune is a familiar one having TUITION CREDIT EQUIVANLENT II GET TO THE GAME BEFORE Deux," "Rising Sun," and his been used during spaghetti com- most recent film, "North." 1st QUARTER TO BE ELIGIBLE. THE mercials regularly. THE END OF THE 3 Tenors In Concert 1994 will THE 3rd The new sitcom "All-American without a doubt be a classical hit. DRAWING WILL TAKE PLACE DURING QUARTER!! Girl" lacks the acting ability that If all goes well, however, the i' most viewers look for. Not only internationally massive following LOTS OF OTHER PRIZES!!! was the great vocalists 'J acting extremely poor but enjoyed by these so was the intended humor, which will extend to the average music- is from Margaret Cho's autobio- buyer in America. In a year when graphical stand-up comedy act. people are trying any and all kinds Maybe because it is the first of music to broaden their horizons, Asian-American sitcom, the pro- 3 Tenors 1994, offers yet another ducers are trying too hard to kind of "alternative" music. Hope- please the rest of us. The only fully, if its current success keeps I thing that can help the show is up, this album will extend the to. ease up and go with flow. boundaries of popular music. *3«) Page 30 • THE VILLANOVAN Sdptember 23, 1994 September 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 31 »•> i> . I !l \ K^ i III I T N E R T A I N M E NT • • MERIL STREEP KE\ IN BACON DWID mmi\ Pulp takes the long road The vacation is over. I . His Hers is a rather bizarre I By MAURA GIBNEY Pulp's public debut occurred in W album. Appreciation for Pulp's Staff Reporter Sheffield, England during their musical style is not immediate. It lunch period in the school's cafete- evolves each time the album is ria. Initially, Cocker assembled heard. This is probably the case According to Jarvis Cocker, the band, then dubbed Arabcus because for Pulp the actual music founder and lead singer of Pulp, to impress girls. Neverthe- IN 4 WEEKS THIS iJon 7 BE THE is secondary to the words of the Pulp, "Too much music makes less, the band quickly gained a song. On His W Hers, one dcies people feel dissatisfied with their deeper significance to him as he not find long-winded guitar or lives because of the idealized way moved through this shallow, drum solos. Rather, the music's in which it presents things." This adolescent stage. chief purpose is to set the mood vS ONLY ^/C^/^C-y^ YOU'LL UNDERSTAND unique philosophy explains why Pulp recorded three albums (//, .> for the story Cocker is going to Pulp, unlike many other modern Freaks and Separations) before the tell. bands, actually relishes in expos- public even noticed their efforts. Each of the 11 songs on His W ing the harsh realities of life in Slight recognition resulted from Hers relates the minute details of their music. the release of their 1991 Indie / Learn to speak French, everyday, modern life. For Spanish Although Pulp has been togeth- single, "My Legendary instance, the song "Joyrides," er for 13 years, they are only now Girlfriend." speaks of Cocker's encounter with or German for just $ 1 9 9 \ gaining recognition. "If somebody The success of this single a group of car thieves when his had told me in 1981 that it would inspired them to start their own car died while take "Lipgloss" exam- 13 years to get recognized I label. Gift, under which they C/)on'i • $199 includes ines the ending of a relationship. want to seem like a potatohead tuition for 24 (45-minute) would have been horrified," said released "L.O.U.," "Razzmatazz," lessons, book and registration fee. The catchy pop style of Pulp Cocker. He attributes the group's and "Babies." Each song was when you travel? Feeling fried at your job? and Cocker's dramatic vocals • Friendly, relaxed groups of 6 to 8 people steadfast quality to "self-belief." named "Single of the Week" by Hers PHOTO BY HOLLYWOOD PICTURES makes His W an album not At Berlitz® you can learn to speak a new "We were doing something worth the New Musical Express and • Easy, conversational approach for the faint of heart. Thus, if the doing," Cocker added. increased the group's popularity "Quiz Show," set In the 19508, is a drama depicting the power idea of a truly different sounding language quickly and enjoyably with the • Native-fluent instructors ensure proper In addition to Cocker, Pulp is in the UK. of television to change the lives of the viewers and contestants group is grammar and pronunciation appealing one should take •. comprised of the talents of Steve In 1993, Pulp signed a contract of the popular "Twenty-One" program. "Quiz Show" stars Ralph l\!URs\lPllHEN-':---i!R\!\V[i^IrRi(i\!P\\l- , the plunge and experience Pulp's proven Berlitz Method. Start with a four- Mackey with Fiennes as Van (right) • Convenient (bass), Russell Senior Island records. This collab- Doren and Hank Azana as Al Freedman (left). scheduling , latest endeavor. • (guitar and violin), oration has since produced Come out and see the critically Mn[ " Candida Doyle two acclaimed picture now playing. JOHN 1 W\[[\ .OR^ (.i)[[)s\l|]H HlI^lilM. Bill ViWW l1^11!1 week beginning or intermediate group Pulp will be appearing with WJ\ • All major credit cards accepted (keyboards) and Nick 5anks albums: Pulpintro: The Gift Record- Blur at the Trocadero Sept. 30. ILON\H[RMR(j^^^Ry\Rill!(k- TifAlMjNEIli DWlDFu^itR^'. l^liR[NiFI!R\n\ ings course. You'll learn practical speaking skills (drums). and His W Hers. i; lJ,PA«iiii5Si«o»t.irc.uimiiin 0--t t3 "'"" Other languages are also available. Call us N \ ( IRI H \N^( l\ ! \l\ FRS\ PIlTiRf [i today for more information or to arrange which you can begin using right away. for a free consultation. Opens Friday, September 30™ YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 6 COLLEGE CREDITS. CALL FOR DETAILS. * Price based on minimum At a theatre Near You. class size of 6 persons. For groups of 4-5, price is $245 Alpha Phi Delta would like to thank the Billy Budd —Berlitz sponsors that made the 7-Eleven (Continued from page 26) PHILADELPHIA 215.735.8500 WAYNE 610.964.8404 down a river of emotions leading Graduate Study AOA Hoops for the Homeless Blacktop to an introspective evaluation of such absolutes as good vs. evil, right vs. wrong and duty vs. & Career Fair Tournament a success this nast weekend honor. But to the very end, the HMS Avenger presses on with the Connecting minority students and jobseekers blindfolded goddess of justice with graduate admission officers and statue leading the way ironically affixed to the bow. I corporate/agency employment representatives 5^iil5/j This film is part of the Villanova Cultural Film Series which offers students, professors and local PHILADELPHIA CIVIC CENTER residents the chance to view 34th Street & Civic Center Boulevard classic films that may not be seen otherwise. "Billy Budd" is the third of the series and can be seen FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Saturday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. Sept. 25 at 3:30 and 7 p.m., and Sept. 1 0am to 8pm 26 at 7 p.m. in the Connelly Center Cinema. FREE ADMISSION sponsored by immmmn Itie moirte tak«i flSlSiJiii IN HiGHER lh#vi#w0rdmm EDUCATION- cirtvw of For more information, contact the wifioitoiii. Career Planning and Placement Oltice orcall (703) 385-2981. The Monday showing will be followed by a lecture entitled "The Stranger as Hero" given by r Christopher Sharret. Dr. Sharret There must be some way to avoid doing is an associate professor of Com- munication BE LESS PRODUCTIVE the same thing for the next forty Arts at Seton Hall years. University. His most recent book Youll be getting your degree from a top school. And you're ready to is entitled Crisis Cinema: The AT THE OFFICE find a great job. The question is: which job? it Apocalyptic Idea in Postmodern And can Interest you for Narrative your whole career? Film. e Admission to each screening is At Andersen Consulting, It's our $2.50 for students with I.D. and job to help clients do what they do. $3.50 for all others. Tickets are Only better. For you, that means opportunity and challenge. Cj^he office has always been a place to get available only at the door 15 Part of our minutes prior to show time. For ahead Unfortunately, its also a place w4iere natural business is anticipating more information, call 519-4750 the future. So come talk to us about Andersen resources can fall behind So here are some easy ways to on weekdays between 9 a.m. and yours. Find out more about a career with Consulting 5 p.m. office. 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Donahue Hall *V,^<^ For more infonnaticHi call: 610-519-7280. t .•fi 1* \ \.:.JJiJi;:lfcfi* ¥ P«g» 36 • THE VILLANOVAN • 23,1994 S«ptinber 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pay 37 W. soccer loses heartbreaker By KATE SZUMANSKI Miller was not seriously hurt and of 30 of the 45 minutes, we were Weekend against Penn unable to score from 20 yards. We Selections from Editor-in-Chief returned to action D- Ca$h and Fatman State Wednesday, Sept. 21. just didn't have it." Special to the Villanovan Nebraska and Penn State looked "It should've been our game," Wildcat forward Kathleen Currently 0-2 in the Big East pose much of a problem for the MIAMI (FLA) 14 over and get their second win of the unbeatable while dominating oppo- said the disappointed Women's Roman scored 'Nova's lonegoaHn Conference, the women must beat Rams in their home opener. Washington — Don't get us season We hope everyone erijoyed nents such as Tennessee, UCLA -14 over — Soccer Head Coach Sheldon the first half, "a nicely headed ball Georgetown tomorrow if they BYU New Mexico wrong, Washington is a good KANSAS CITY -14 over LA "Throwbaclc Weekend," now let's and Iowa respectively. Plus we Chamberlain after the Wildcats in on a corner kick," said Assist- hope to advance to the Big East We're staying in the WAC for this team, but they are playing an Rams — Joe Montana appears to throw those unees in the toilet still can't foi^et about the con- experienced yet another frustrat- ant Coach Dave Masterson. Prov- tournament, said Chamberlain. next selection as the Cougars inspired Miami club. This is be at home in the NFC West after where they belong and get down stants at the top, such as Florida ing loss to a Big East conference idence responded with a goal late "We put ourselves in a do-or-die should light it up against New Miami's first big challenge this beating the Saints, Niners and to business. St., Michigan, the score situation each time we play a Big Miami and Colora- Mexico. BYU has scored 79 points season, and it's m the Orange opponent. This time they fell in in the second, evening would Falcons in their first three games. Who have guessed that do.' in their overtime to the Providence Friars to 1-1. With the score tied, the, East team." first three games, and the Bowl. The 'Canes will be on fire. We see a convincing clean sweep by the end of the third week in Here are the selections: (HOME in Rhode Island by a 2-1 score. game entered overtime. Five min- The women need to recapture Lobos have let up 115 in the same NFL: GREEN BAY -7 over at home against the renamed LA the NFL season, the only unde- TEAM IN CAPS) The women's goals of a Big East utes into OT, Providence scored their desire to win, said Chamber- number of contests. We see a good Tampa Bay — The Pack is 1-2 and Worms. feated teams would include the College: COLORADO ST. -7.5 old fashioned shoot-out coming off 1| invite and further post-season the game winning goal. lain. "The killer bee instinct has with BYU a big loss in Philly. Pittsburgh even over SEAT- Giants, Dolphins, Chiefs and over San Diego St. — Colorado St. play, however, are not of to come out of our forwards like just too much to handle. They are a good team waiting to — It yet out TLE The Steelers have picked Chargers? Not likely. Meanwhile, was always a great home team +10 the team's grasp. it did for our first couple Indiana over WISCONSIN put up a big win. What a better up their winning "It was a fairly even game and of ways after an out in Dallas, Barry Switzer is in even when they were bad. This 3-0 n Reminiscent of the Cats discou- games." — The Hoosiers have put up time than against the Bucs. opening day crushing at the hands Providence played well. We had need of a good swirleey, and the team hopes raging to contend for the some impressive offensive INDIANAPOLIS +1.5 over loss to Big East power- capital- Big East rival Georgetown, in of the Cowboys. Barry Foster has our chances but failed to people of Denver want their son WAC title this year and beating l; house B.C. numbers so far this season (122 Cleveland — The Browns have Sept. 10, the women's said Chamberlain. "Our its first year in the conference, proved he is 100 percent and the ize," of a Bum out. BYU on the road last week is a I play was once again characterized comes to the West Campus Soccer pts.). Wisconsin is coming home looked good this year but are Steelers defense should give the execution was good, but we the universities h As begin to hit great indication that they are on after embarrassing loss in always by missed opportunities and a Complex tomoiTOw at 3 p.m. an a little suspect away from Seahawks fits. As we found out couldn't put the ball in the net," to the juice of their schedule, the gin their way. The Aztecs have lost Boulder, is failure to capitalize in the attack take on the now 5-2 Wildcats. but the ten point spot the "Dog Pound." The Faulks will last week, Seattle does not like said Masterson. "We even hit the is rising to the top. Florida, a lot of starters and should not zone. just too much. look to regain their week one form playing outdoors. posts a couple of times." "All of our players should be "We were at their end line and back, healthy and ready to play penalty box, but couldn't score," 'Nova freshmen goalkeepers come Saturday," said said Chamberlain. "We had our Diana Anes and Shelagh O'Hagan Chamberlain. opportunities and out shot Prov- kept the Cats in the game, giving "We are hoping to win [tomor- Yanl(ee Conference Football Week in Review idence, but couldn't put the ball up only one goal in 90 minutes and row] and get a decent seed in the in the net. It was not a happy one goal in OT. "Overall, the tournament. We still think we're By ERIC BEGG day." defense did well," said capable of making ft. By no means throat. Last week's game marked ence's leading Staff Reporter yards and ran for 113 more. The Villanova Stadium to take on the rusher, who ran for The dismal mood of the day was Chamberlain. are we out of it," said Masterson. Wildcats, who are off to their best Cats while Maine moves on to the the third time in a row that UMass 170 yards. QB Shawn Knight PHOTO BY JILL DiBERARCMNO never to improve. Co-captain and "The team that had a little more Because only four had two 100 yard rushers. teams are RHODE ISLAND (21 Yankee start in four years, were led by Berkshires to face the The passed for 219 yards and ran for defensive sweeper Rosemarie desire, a little more sting won it," invited to the Big East tourna- Minutemen play host to After dropping a game to Providence, the Villanova women's soccer Conference: 2-1 Overall) vs. running back Avrom Smith's 195 Minutemen. the strug- 43 more. The Tribe takes on state Miller was injured during the said Chamberlain. "Although gling team is 0>2 in the Big East. Every conference game is a must win we. ment, the women must win all of NORTHEASTERN (01 Yankee yards rushing. Smith set up the Maine Black Bears this rival Virginia Military this if the Cats game, forcing a surprise realign- dominated the second hope to qualify for the Big East tournament. half and their remaining Big East confer- Conference: 0-3 Overall) New Hampshire's go ahead score, MASSACHUSETTS (0-0 Yan- weekend in their first conference weekend. ment of the defense. Fortunately, had the ball in their end a total ence kee Conference: 1-1 Overall) game. match-ups to be seriously The Rams extended their one but he had to wait to see what considered among soccer's elite the would as had In a battle of warlike monikers, game winning streak in Boston outcome be JMU CONNECTICUT (10 Yankee four. one final drive that culminated in the Minutemen annihilated the #8 WILLIAM AND MARY (2 last weekend as they handed Conference: 1-2 Overall) vs. a missed field goal with 8 seconds Crusaders last weekend in down- Yankee Conference: 3-0 Overall) Northeastern their third loss of RICHMOND (0-1 Yankee Con- left. Hampshire tries to keep town Worcester, MA. Avenging After stepping on Delaware in the year, 27-20. URI Quarterback New ference: 2-1 Overall) pace with BU this week as they last week's upset loss to Rich- their previous game, and vaulting Chris Hixson was 19 of 27 for 232 Head Coach Skip Holtz earned mond, the 32-0 shutout up in the rankings, William Yankee yards in the victory as he became take on Connecticut, while JMU was and his first career victory as the, takes a week off to practice their UMass' first in four years. They Mary took on its old conference the second leading passer in the Huskies squashed the Spiders last (Continued from page 37) gained over 494 yards of offense foe, Furman, last weekend. In a Yankee Conference. The final place kicking. weekend 36-21. Richmond against a porous sloppy was not at UMass last week as they suffered score give the impression Crusader game, which included 10 may able to carry over the momentum defense. The Minutemen, who turnovers, the Tribe managed to through their first loss of the that this game was closer than it from their upset victory against #7 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (1- have the polar opposite of win their third straight 28- season. The Spiders were plagued actually was due to the fact that BU's game, Yankee Conference: 2-0 Overall) offensive strategy, never 26. William by Huskie tailback, Ed Long, who the Rams, doing their best Oak- pass, and Mary was led by vs. just run the ball Troy (Continued on page 36j averaged 6.6 yards a rush on his land Raiders imitation, were down your Keen, the Yankee Confer- MAINE (0-2 Yankee Conference: way to 139 yards. UConn QB penalized 165 total yards. URI 0-3 Overall) Brandon Baily, who entered last freshman middle linebacker, La- week's game against Troy State Jhon Jones, was not influenced by Q: What happens when the more as a replacement in the second his team's mental lapses, though, Yankee Conference's most prolific Wlen's soccer loses to UConn quarter, started his first game of as he was named Rookie of the pass offense takes on one of the ' \ the year and passed and rushed Week by the YC for his blocked Yankee Conference's worst ijikss Bay Packers," allowed By DON TRAVISANO only four a very good team." for a touchdown. Coach Holtz kick, interception, and eight tack- defenses? A: A big game for BU Wildcat shots — two from senior Staff Reporter As far as the bright spots of the faces his biggest Yankee Confer- les. Northeastern remains in quarterback Robert Dougherty. In forward Keith Taylor and two game, Sullivan singled out fresh- ence game of the year as the Boston to play Richmond while another workman-like affair, from freshman mid-fielder James After reeling off two impressive men Barry Smith, Kevin Mullin Huskies take on New Hampshire URI goes against Brown in the Robert Dougherty played surgeon Corcoran. victories to even its record at two and Jim Corcoran as players who this Saturday. Richmond con- Battle of Rhode Island. as he sliced up the Maine second- While the score indicates what 4 wins and two losses, the Villanova he is "very happy with" ary for and who tinues their road trip by taking 360 yards and two touch- might seem to be a blowout, it was men's soccer team lost a hard "look promising for the future." on a less than stellar Northeastern NEW HAMPSHIRE (1-0 Yan downs on 30 of 51 passing. The anything but that. The Cats fought 3-0 to the nationally ranked Sullivan also pointed out that squad. kee Conference: 2-0 Overall) vs. Black Bears did give this game an Connecticut Huskies. The Cats injured sophomore Jon Correll JAMES MADISON (0-1 Yankee air of competitiveness for a while, are now 0-1 in the Big East. was sorely missed for the UConn Conference: 2-1 Overall) but offensive mistakes such as The contest was set on a sunny, game. The Dukes, after defeating interceptions and sacks cost them We didn't play badly at breezy day before a crowd of nationally ranked Middle "We missed Correll because his Tennes- a chance at an upset. The Ter- all, they were just almost 4,000. As the Cats trotted a breakaway speed is exactly what see St. two weeks ago, lost their riers, who have now won 15 onto the field, they could almost we needed against UConn," Sul- chance to move up in the rankings games in a row, pass the ball a very good team. sense that they would have to give livan added. by dropping a close one to the lot. In fact, their Air Coryell Larry Sullivan more than 100 percent just to In terms of his goals for the rest Wildcats last week 27-24. New offense is averaging 110 more make the game competitive. AIN LION Hampshire weathered an offen- yards a game passing than the of the season, Sullivan points out UConn scored its first goal in only a few. "If sive clinic by JMU's quarterback next team in the YC. This week we can get Doug Nightclub and Sports Bar the 16th minute. This turned out Mike Cawley, passed for 240 circus to [co-captain Doug Nevins] into the who BU brings their flying fought hard to be all the Huskies needed, sis from the moment attack more, he could be lethal." they stepped onto FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 they never looked back, scoring the field. His other and most important goal "We moved the ball very well two more goals to close out a is to "stay injury free, so that the MODERN ROCKETS all day," said Sullivan. were victory. "We team can improve day to day, so relentless just one pass away from making plu* MR. 6REEN6ENES The Huskie defense, it can compete against any of the something which Head Coach Larry Sullivan good happen. We didn't many tough teams in the Big deemed "as massive as the Green play badly at all, they were just East." SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 FUZZY BUNNY SLIPPERS Intramural Improvements THURSDAY, SEPT. 29 By SEAN KELLY "They'll be THE LOST BOYS recognizable now mon among college recreational Sports Editor because they will be wearing the programs across the country is - striped shirts Villanova 's intramural depart- and they all have teams forfeiting games. Brans- their own whistle FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 ment continues to make vast and stopwatch," come looks to end this dilemma said the intramural WORE Modem Rock Night strides at making the Wildcat director. by sternly enforcing the $10 fine "We're recreational sports program one of also having training meet- that is slapped onto any squad ings for STRANGE AS the finest in the nation. In an them." that does forfeit a game. The fine ANGELS effort to improve the program. "Officials i^ one of my concerns must be paid before that team can Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo and I think it's a universal intra- return to the league. 'vs^axtt to be Hosted by Mel Toxic hired 'Nova alum Chris Brans- mural concern," admitted Brans- "It's a you come to revitalize what was becom- come. "It's a matter of getting process that works at ing a lackluster organization. officials and then keeping them." other schools," said Branscome. COMING IN OCTOBER: "I'm not reinventing the Branscome has put an enor- Certainly a great deal of the wheel; this works at a lot of LOVE SEED MAMA JUI^P. mous amount of time into reor- concern with obtaining reliable other schools including places I've worked BACKSTREETS. ganizing the entire intramural referees will be alleviated with at before coming back here." and recreational program. One of Branscome's new plan to change BONE HEAD. the biggest problems the former the way officials get paid. A new intramural hotline has assistant women's soccer coach "They SHOTGUN WEDDING used to get paid cash per also been created in addition to the faced finding reliable was officials game and it wasn't the most office phone number. The hotline e VlM U.S.A. Inc. 1994 to referee the incredible amount reliable source," said Branscome. should be called to find out about PA 625 W. Lcjncojtef Ave.. Wayne, of games this year. There was a "Now we added them all onto the any cancellations or important time when no one could even tell payroll system. It's a real job now updates concerning games or new 688-2900 participating in the There are 76 flag- football and 47 soccer teams if there was an official at the game with a set schedule." events. The intramural hotline intramural program thislalL or not. Another problem that is com- number is 519-6387. I. , 1 l»lL.l.l*'l'\.<»l*'*t > Page 38 • THE ViLLANOVAN • S»pt0mber 23, 1994 SepfmbT 23, 1994 • THE VILLANOVAN • Page 39 ^, Wolfman's Views from the Cheap seats Volleyball remains undefeated by JONATHAN Villanova's defense very different from the last two good enough for Yankee Confer- of Tom Coughlin's work, and PASSMAN seemed the By JOE PATTERSON mance did not do justice to the to coach," Twomey said. "They're Staff Reporter most tired. Delaware won weeks. ence Offensive Player of the Week. flushing it into the Charles. The Assistant Sports the Editor talent present on the team. a hard working group. It's been victory in the trenches, racking Boston University quarterback The formidable Terrier passing Eagles are 0-2, embarrassing up "We didn't catch fire the way a fun ride. It should be a good I really wanted to a whopping Robert Dougherty is a gunner. themselves at Michigan and losing be my usual 375 yards on the attack gives them an average final The Villanova women's volleyr we are capable of doing," Twomey season." humorous self this ground, The Terriers employ a run-and- 12-7 last Saturday against Virgi- week, but the on 71 carries. This ball score of 38-14 in two games this ball team continued its undefeated said. As a team, Villanova's .372 end of last week's Villanova- control offense, led shoot offense, and Dougherty, last year. This nia Tech. Cynics may point out by Daryl week, the Villanova season with an impressive victory Freshmen Marisa Davidson and hitting percentage is tops in the Delaware game left a Brown's 151 that Michigan is in the Top 5, and sour taste yards on 27 carries secondary has to step to the over Princeton. In its first home Stacy Evans continued to be a league. On defense, the Wildcats in my mouth, and Virginia Tech in the Top 20, and I'm hoping my QB Keith Langan's 82 yards forefront. but match of the year, the Cats walked force, leading the Cats with a have shut down their opponents, column cleanses my palate. on 20 carries, allowed ... considering this is the team that Delaware Now with my palate away with a decisive 3-0 win combined 23 kills. The pair still limiting them to a remarkably low You have to have on the road last got to love that Yankee the ball for 37:16. That's cleansed, I feel like doing some beat Notre Dame against an improved Tiger team. ranks first and second in Big East .180 percentage. Conference overtime. Let's take a a lot of time for a defense to be name-dropping. There have been year, and landed themselves a The match represented the 25th hitting. Including the Princeton This weekend, the team travels perfectly good football game, and on the field, particularly when the some big surprises in the football New Year's Day bowl game, they victory in the last 27 matches for match, Evans has totaled double to William and Mary for a end it in a soccer style shootout. weather is as hot and muggy as world this year; teams that should should be making a better the energized 'Nova squad. figure kills in seven out of the nine tournament. Perhaps I it would actually like the was last Saturday. Though be doing well are doing quite the showing. "It turned out that Princeton matches this season. "William and Mary has been format if Villanova had won. But Delaware quarterback Keith Lan- opposite. The biggest surprise of all has actually had two or three fresh- Senior Mara Austrins solidified putting up some impressive since Delaware's Norman Cole- gan finished 10-19 for 122 yards, The biggest surprise of the year to be Buddy Ball in Arizona. The men that were very good the defense with a team-leading numbers," stated Twomey. man ran for untouched the only he only completed one pass in the so far, at least in my book, is the Cardinals were shut out by the recruits," said Head Coach Ron 15 dig;s, moving her into second Indeed, William and Mary has touchdown in with a yard first half, OT 25 and that was wiped out Denver Broncos. My pick to take Browns last week in Cleveland, Twomey. "They helped their place in the conference ranking. already defeated several legiti- scamper on first down, and Vil- by a penalty. the AFC this year has started 0- and are now 0-3 on the season. team immensely." Junior Cari Clawson had another mate teams such as Kansas, lanova's scoring chances were Villanova's defense has now 3, and the boo-birds were out in Buddy Ryan benched starting QB Nevertheless, the physically solid performance at setter, main- Michigan and Virginia Tech. Also just off the faced, fingernails of wideout in consecutive weeks, two V«EV/5 force at Mile High Stadium last Steve Beuerlein against the superior 'Nova team dominated taining her lead in the Big East at the tournament will be Yale and Rob Carter, I very must shake my head different, but equally lethal Sunday, after the Raiders Browns, in favor of backups Jim the net play. The game, played assists column. a much-improved American Uni- at the format. running backs. Liberty's trounced slashing the Broncos. With the McMahon and Jay Schroeder. last Friday night, witnessed a The Princeton match also versity squad. Still, Villanova is Ironically, the two head coaches J.T. Morris and Delaware's rum- jre-season free agent acquisition Beuerlein may be the problem, but large crowd in Jake Nevin Field represented Twomey's 50th confident that they can continue disagreed with each other on the bling Daryl Brown may not run rf Anthony Miller, the Broncos the oft-injured McMahon and House. The size of the crowd career victory at Villanova. Two- their success. overtime format. Villanova the CHEAP Head same way, but both get the SEATS would have their first All-Pro eighty-year-old Schroeder certain- increased Twomey's desire to mey, who is in only his third "We're optimistic that with a Coach Talley, job done. Andy who has They could be the two wide receiver in over 10 years. But ly are not the solution. Opposing showcase the Wildcat talent. season on the Main Line, is optim- good showing, we'll succeed in enjoyed best 1- success in the past, running backs in Division the defense has been lacking in offenses are also figuring out how However, despite the convincing istic about the team's future. those matches," said Twomey. though not last Saturday, AA. Villanova has done its best Colorado, with the Broncos giving to solve victory, he felt that their perfor- Buddy's famous 46 "The team has been a lot of fun FILE PHOTO V. defended the system, saying it to rise to the task ('Nova LB up an average of nearly 37 points defense. Since Buddy likes to Senior co-captain added excitement to the game. Tyrone Frazier racked up 19 year's Yankee Conference Offen- per game. Denver Head Coach bring the kitchen sink, having Amy Burke has led the Cats' volleyball team to nine straight victories this young season. Villanova Delaware Head Coach "Tubby" tackles, 10 solo, on the way to sive Player of the Year, puts up Wade Phillips better think of linebackers blitz on almost every has won 25 out of its last 27 matches. Raymond said, "Villanova was Yankee Conference monstrous passing numbers. Last something — fast. Defensive down, quick passes to the running Men's X-country tired. Delaware was tired. I was Player of the Week). week against Maine, Villanova sweeps Dougherty has its share inMD of Bos- backs in the flat have proved tired. I just wanted it to end after Tomorrow, Villanova's defense was a mere 30-51, throwing for ton College fans, and they are not effective. Cardinal fans are not 60 minutes." has a new weapon to control, one 360 yards and two touchdowns. happy. Dan Henning is taking all impressed. By MARK SPOONAUER Dave Hartman, finished a prom- seventh Cat and the eleventh Assistant Sports Editor ising third in 26:23.13. Junior overall to cross the line in 27:50.59. Kevin Christiani ran right next to After his first meet as head 'Novans inilucted Villanova Composite As expected, the Villanova Uni- \ Schedule Nason and crossed the line fourth coach, John Marshall was quite I For versity men's cross Home Games Women dominate in IMaryland country team in a nearly identical time of pleased with his team's perfor- opened the 1994 (Continued from page 40) Sept. 23-Oct. 2 season this past 26:23.13. The Cats' fourth and mance and was not hesitant to both the Oakland Raiders and the Saturday by sweeping the Mt. St. fifth scorers, juniors Steve Mazur speculate about the possible ram- for the Washington Redskins. The Baltimore Colts until 1980. ^1 By PETER McDONOUGH al," praised Marshall. "R^ardless staff. Sept. 23 Water Polo vs. Santa Clara 4:30 p.m. Marv^Q^adjiHgular in Emmits- ifications of 'Nova's remarkable former 'Nova lineman went on to The final Villanova hero to have Staff Reporter of whether the course you run on He hired former Villanova har- Field Hockey vs. Connecticut 6:30 p.m. burgjNlD^irthe meet, which was team effort. play for the Pittsburgh Steelers, his jersey retired Saturday was is easy or hard, anytime you run rier Gina Procaccio who helped set Sept. 24 Water Polo vs. Queens 10:45 a.m. scored as three dual meets, the If your fifth man is only "The men's team showed Philadelphia Eagles and the Otta- Wysocki, who played Wildcat John Marshall was expecting 16:33 and 16:37, that is exception- a world record in the distance Cats took five ' Football vs. Boston University 1p.m. of the top six places strength with five runners in wa Rough Riders of the Canadian football from 1936-38. Wysocki success in his very first meet as 45 seconds lieliind Louie a ally fast." medley relay in 1987. Also joining in Women's Soccer vs. the race, defeating Mount Saint 45 second spread, and Football League. Michaels was a member of 'Nova's first the of the Villanova that's a head coach Spies' time, incidentally, was a Marshall's staff will be Anthony 20-37. Quintana, then tliat Georgetown 3 p.m. Mary's They also defeated tremendous feat," said Marshall. returned to his alma mater in 1951 team to play in a bowl game, the Cross Country program, but dom- course record, and nearly half that Williams who is a graduate of Ole Sept. 25 Water Polo vs. both Coppin State and Robert as an assistant coach for the next St. Francis 9:45 a.m. slwws tlie coaclung "If your fifth man is only 45 1937 Bacardi Bowl. His efforts ination is probably a more approp- of some of the other runners in Miss and will primarily be coach- Morris Oct. 1 Men's Soccer vs. Georgetown 1 p.m. by identical scores of 15- seconds behind Louie Quintana, 10 years. won him first team Ail-American riate to h; term describe the Cats' the same race. ing sprinters and jumpers. Anoth- 50. The three staff tliat wiM lie in Oct. 2 Volleyball vs. St. John's 2 p.m. convincing victories we then that shows the coaching staff Siani, the youngest of the induc- honors for two straight years by performance last weekend at the "I expected them [the er on the staff is women's 'Nova alumnus mark an impressive debut for tees, is John contention for the Big that we will be in contention for a familiar name in the the United Press International. In Mount Saint Mary's Invitational team] to run as well as they did," George Reynolds who will be Marshall, Football and Field Hockey play at Villanova Stadium. who is in his first the Big East and District highest rankings of the Wildcats'; 1938, Wysocki played well enough in Emmitsburg, Cham- Soccer and Tennis play MD. explained Marshall. "We don't working with the weight events season as head Cast and District at West Campus. coach of both the pionships and advance to the receiving records. An All- to be placed on six different Ail- Serving as a warm-up meet to have a tremendous amount of during the indoor and outdoor Volleyball plays at Jake Nevin. men's and women's cross country American in 1971, Siani holds his Championships . NCAA Championships." American teams. This Villanova Water Polo plays at duPont Pool. its first big meet on Oct. 1, 'Nova depth, but the young ladies that track seasons. teams. The Wildcats are off this week- most distinguished records for his great is probably best known for took the top four spots and placed we do have are very strong [and] Jim Tuppeny worked last year Continuing his John Marshal two year tenure end, but will return to action Oct. accomplishments in 1970 when he haunting opponents' special six in the top eight. They were nationally ranked. I suspected as a special consultant for the as Villanova's top runner, Louie 1 in the NCAA Preview Meet at had 74 receptions for a tremen- teams. By the end of his career, led by senior Becky Spies and that we would go into this meet team, but this year he will be Quintana finished second overall and Todd Tressler, took fifth and the University of Arkansas in dous 1,358 yards. There were Wysocki had scored three touch- junior Jen Rhines, who finished with an opportunity to just run working primarily with the men's in the race, covering the course sixth, respectively, with times of Fayetteville, Ark., the course that seven different occasions during downs off of blocked kicks. the standard five kilometer (3.1 hard fast that team. first and run so we can cross country He in 26:06.75. The race was won by Siani's three seasons in 26:44.81 and 26:48.30. will host the NCAA Division I which he The ceremony was the Univer- miles) course in astounding times move onto our first big meet." started at Villanova working with Bernard Kitur of Mount recorded Field hockey hits rut Saint Another performance of note National Championships Nov. 21. over 150 yards receiving sity's ultimate tribute to student of 16:33.90 and 16:37.94, Although victory was sweet for the l^endary Jumbo Elliott and Mary's in 25:46.22. in was that of Richie Morris, a The remainder of the a game. He ranks first all-time athletes whose careers have made respectively. Wildcats' Marshall and his team the first was the head coach at the Uni- The next four Wildcat scoreres in scoring freshman from Jackson, NJ. Mor- season includes the University of with 208 points and in a momentous impression on Vil- Senior Tosha Woodward fin- time out, lack of depth may prove versity of Pennsylvania for 13 consecutively finished in third, ris, touchdowns with 34. Siani 30. This sort of offensive showing who is essentially a miler that Maryland Invitational Oct. 15; the may lanova's history of athletics. By JON NEHLSEN ished third, at 17:42.33, and to be a problem as they look years where he amassed a record fourth, fifth and sixth places. ran cross country while in high Big East Conference Champion- not be the most famous Raider to Staff Reporter threatens to taint Thomas' bril- sophomore Krestena Sullivan toward their next meet, the NCAA of 103-15 in cross country. Leading this group was senior school, play at Villanova, but the former liant performances during her finished tenth out of 34 ship Oct. 29; and the IC4A/NCAA took fourth with a time of 17:42.52. Preview Meet at the University of "I thought that it was very Ken Nason who, designated as runners in 27:43.67. Recent receiver did play in the NFL for Just when things looked positive senior campaign. Region 2 Championships Nov. 21, The sixth and eighth places Arkansas in Fayetteville. important for me to [surround] second scorer to replace transfer The offensive woes continued transfer Stephen Howard was the for the Wildcats' field hockey belonged to senior Emer Molloy This is where the Cats will see myself with a staff that under- for the Wildcats this past week- squad, their luck took a vicious and sophomore Cara Salabrici, if they have what it takes to win stood the tradition of Villanova After end. They suffered a disappointing turn for the worse. winning respectively. Junior Cathalina a sixth straight title. They will and how everything is operated their first two contests of the 2-1 loss last Friday night. Boston Staye and freshman Ryan Sart- be running at the site of the NCAA here," said Marshall. "I think it's 'Nova in ^jti strong loss College was the opponent in what season, the women dropped all well rounded out the field in 12th Championships to be held Nov. 21. a unique University. How we of last week's games. was the first Big East match of three and 13th place. Marshall does not plan on coach- conduct business here is a lot first setback occurred the season. The offense managed (Continued from page 40) after the game. "We left every- The The stars of this meet, however, ing these women all by himself. different. I think that can accredit 13. visiting a modest nine shots in the game, Anthony Cowsette at the 9:01 thing we had out there Thursday, Sept. The were Spies and Rhines. When he was hired back in July, to our success." on the ' while Thomas stopped 12 of BC's mark. The Cowsette score was set field." Penn Quakers put on offensive "What Becky Spies and Jen Marshall was faced with the task 14 attempts. up by a 42-yard Marchese pass Junior linebacker pressure for the two halves of Rhines did was pretty exception- of hiring an assistant coaching Tyrone Fraz- regulation, only to be repelled time The lone bright spot for the that was grabbed by Carter down ier tallied 19 tackles (nine solo), and time again. It was not until Cats was Joann Brantuk. The the right sideline. one of which was a tackle for a overtime that they breached the senior captain displayed poise With the score still tied at 24 loss. Chris Hardy and Curtis 'Nova defense for a goal. The 1- when she knocked in her first goal at the 7:24 mark, Marchese came Dunaway both had 11 tackles. loss was the first score allowed of the year. Brantuk has shown through again, putting together Devian Logan finished with 10. by goalie Chrissy Thomas this that she has a good sense for the an eight play, 71 yard touchdown On offense, the story was Mar- season. ball and excellent field vision. drive in just 2:46. On the drive, chese. After entering the game It proved to be only a matter Assisting on the Brantuk goal was the Cat quarterback completed midway through the first quarter, of time before the Quakers found the scrappy forward, Cherilyn three of four passes for 46 yards. the junior completed 14 of 29 a way to put one past the spec- Sackal. Cowsette plunged in from two passes for 222 yards and one tacular senior goalie. The entire The most dismal offensive effort yards out at the 4:38 mark to give touchdown. game was seemingly played in of the week, however, came last the Cats a 31-24 lead. ^ 1-0 i Villanova's end of the field. Tho- Sunday at Providence. In a Still, 'Nova would be unable to "When I came in, I was a little mas, however, did not go down defeat, the Cats had only four stop the potent Hen offense on the out of sync," said Marchese. without a fight. She managed to shots. Brantuk provided the only ensuing drive. The biggest disap- "Starting the second half, I felt turn away 29 of her opponents' shot from the forwards. Midfielder pointment. However, was the much better." shots before allowing the game Allison Parks recorded another Cats' inability to hold in the The leading rusher for the Cats winner. shot, while two came of the stick overtime period. was Cowsette, who carred 13 The 29 saves, a new school of defensive standout, Kristen "After they scored on the first times for 55 yards and tallied two record, comes on the heels of Hurt.* play [in overtime], we were deflat- touchdowns. Freshman Brian Thomas' record 22nd career shut- The team's slow start barkens ed," said Talley. "We had a lapse Finneran led 'Nova receivers with out. The previous record was 25 back to last year's poor beginning. there. The five minute timeout four catches for 76 yards. saves by Susan Ruff in a 1986 During the 1993 campaign, the between the game and overtime Despite the heartbreaking loss, game. women lost five of their first six may have hurt us." Talley did his best to stay positive. Despite Thomas' efforts, the games. It is imperative that the Despite the loss, Talley seemed "This is money in the bank," I < women have had real trouble at offense step up and provide a pleased with the overall effort of he said. "This is a great oppor- the offensive end of the field. They scoring punch to support Thomas' his team. Senior linebacker Andy tunity for us. It's a long season have not scored more than one stellar performances in goal. Cobaugh recorded 16 tackles (nine and a great conference. Our play- PHOTO BY JILL D»8ERARD«NO goal in a single contest this The women's next match is solo), including a tackle for a loss. ers are young. They showed Head Football Coach Andy Talley has a lot to smile about, despite his team's 38-3 1 loss to Delaware. tonight against Big East rival "I'm very proud of my team- courage and tenacity. I guess I !; season. Against Penn, the team feel His team will try to rebound tomorrow against B.U. managed only two shots to Penn's Connecticut on the turf mates," said a dejected Cobaugh as good as I can after a loss." t • . 'i..«atli>.'..j«,«-.MW>a.v<.^...„ , r Page 40 • THE VILLANOVAN • S»pt0mb»r 23, 1994 •ti Hens leave Wildcats singing the blues Villanova stunned ^ in overtime ioss to Delaware, 38-31 By TODD LESKANIC Sports Editor J Bittersweet. The only word that can accurately describe Vil- >?• lanova's 38-31 overtime loss to the Delaware Blue Hens. Of course, after watching Delaware running ^ back Norman Coleman scamper 25 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime, it was 90 percent bitter and 10 percent sweet, % "In general, they were picked to win the [Yankee Conference] title and we were picked to finish last," said Head Coach Andy Talley. "I doubt it." The Blue Hen power running game proved to be too much for the Cats to handle. With 'Nova up 31-24 and just 4:38 remaining in the game, Hen quarterback Keith Langan led Delaware on an 11 play, 70 yard scoring drive that was capped by a Langan to Cole- man touchdown connection. The drive started on the Del- aware 30 yard-line. Fullback Daryl Brown and Langan did most of the work in the backfield. With the Hen's at 'Nova's 34, and 1:28 PHOTO BY JILL DiBERARDINO left, the running the game set up 'Nova running back Anthony Cowsette gets tackled by a Delaware defender. Cowsette finished with 55 yards on 13 carries in the passing game as Langan complet- Cats' heartbreaking loss to the Blue Hens. ed three consecutive passes to Brown, Courtney Batts and Cole- man for the tying touchdown. able to get to Delaware's 10, and The first half, however, offered up by lineman Chris Curtis and untouched for the score. The Only a penalty prevented the eventually settled for a Mark little insight into what the second returned 42 yards for a touch- point-after tied it at 17 with 14:14 Hens from ending the game on a Kiefer field goal. The half ended half would bring. The Cats scored down. The break gave Villanova left in the game. two point try and forced the game with Delaware on top 7-3. their first touchdown of the day a 17-7 lead with 9:43 left in the The Hens took the lead at the ^ into overtime. Half-time stats showed exectly when Marchese hit a leaping Rob third quarter. 11:21 mark, when Langan hit Despite the bang-bang ending, how flat both offenses were. 'Nova Carter from 19 yards out with just Delaware answered with 5:15 Batts on a post down the middle the first half of the game was a had just 71 total yards while under four minutes gone in the left in the third quarter on a Sean of the field for a 21 yard score. -totally different story. Delaware Delaware managed 169, all of third quarter. Leach 42-yard field goal. Despite That play was set up by linebacker scored its only seven points of the which were on the ground. Del- The key play in the drive was lacking a passing game, the Hen Sean Lenz' interception and ';.' half on its first possession of the aware's Brown tallied 90 of those a completion from Marchese to offense was able to move down the return of a Marchese pass to the game, going 60 yards in 11 plays. yards on 16 carries. Backup quar- freshman receiver Josh Dolbin for field again. Langan had the long- 'Nova 20. All eleven plays were running terback Tom Marchese, who was a 19 yard pickup, advancing the est gain of the drive, a 31 yard "We knew that play [the post plays featuring Brown, Coleman called on to replace the injured Cats from their own 34 to the Hen run on the first play. over the middle] was there all and Pat Williams. Williams scam- Erik Pearson, was three for six 47. The running game drove the The Delaware defense held off day," said Raymond. "I was just pered in for the touchdown with for 53 yards, while the Cat ground ball down to the 19 before the the 'Nova attack and took over scared to call it." 8:11 remaining in the first quarter game was non-existent. Marchese strike. The drive went with 3:23 to go in the third. The Cats were not discouraged, to give Delaware the early lead. "I was really upset after the 61 yards in just eight plays and Langan heated up the air attack however, and answered right back Early in the second quarter, first half," said Etelaware Head 2:07. on this drive, going four for five, on their next drive. Marchese 'Nova safety Devian Logan Coach Tubby Raymond. "I mean The Cats defense would strike including his first completion of engineered a six play, 64 yard blocked a punt, putting the Cats we had played almost two games on the ensuing Delaware drive. the day, for 52 yards. The ground drive that was finished off by a on the Hen 30 and in great position and only scored two Senior linebacker Mark Baker game resurfaced late in the drive; nine yard touchdown run by to score. Still, the Cats were only touchdowns." forced a fumble, which was picked Brown rambled 15 yards (Continued on page 39) 'Nova retires jerseys Hi By SEAN KELLY distinctions. Ferry went on to play Sports Editor professionally with the Green Bay Packers, Chicago Cardinals and Five of Villanova University's Pittsburgh Steelers. In 1960 he gridiron heroes had their jerseys returned to 'Nova as the defensive retired in a ceremony during line coach until 1970 when he halftime of the football game became head coach. The former against the University of Dela- lineman returned to his role as I UK ware. Villanova Director of Athlet- defensive line coach from 1975-81, ics Gene DeFilippo was the master and has now served in that same 1 of ceremonies in an event that capacity since 1985 when Wildcat Ti I' » marked the first honoring of this football was restored. kind in Wildcat history. During an outstanding 1951 Football-shaped plaques with season as co-captain Cats, <.. of the /t the players' names and numbers Liotta was six ' ik recognized on on them will represent the retired different All-American teams. In jerseys of the players. The five that year alone, this offensive plaques will be permanently dis- guard was an NCAA first team played on the wall of the duPont Consensus All-American and a Swimming Center next to the Colliers first team All-American. scoreboard in Villanova Stadium. His national football status also The 1994 honorees include an won him an appearance on the Ed impressive list of Wildcat stand- Sullivan Show as a member of the outs that recognizes the vast Look Magazine All-American first history and tradition of Villano- team. ya's football athletes. The men The third lineman of the five inducted include Lou Ferry (player inductees is Michaels, who grew 1945-48, coach 1960-present), into prominence during the early Dominic Liotta (1949-51), Ed to middle 1930s with his play both Michaels (1933-35), Mike Siani offensively and defensively. (1%9-71) and John Wysocki (1936- Michaels was Villanova's premier oo). All-American, an honor he earned Ferry K-f has been a familiar face in the 1935 season. He was actu- to Villanova football PHOTO BY JU OIBERAnoINO for six ally named to nine different All- decades. An outstanding tackle on American teams that year. The Pictured above: (left to right) Athletic Director Gene DeFilippo, Joe Rogers (president) of the both sides of the Varsity Club representing John Wysock, Mike Siani, Blanche Michaels and Sandra McCorkal ball, this all NFL became Michaels' new play- around player Michaels), and Paul Cacciola (nephew of Dominic liotta). earned All-East and ing ground in 1937 when he played .' (representing Ed t; All-America honorable mention (Continued on page 39) I