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Housing Problems Force | PHH ia • THE VIUAMOVAN • Uftmtbw 10. ItTS Football '75 -CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED (Continuedfrom page 10) • > M Bedesem's only reason for a raised self quite capable of handling the rap- eyebrow when talking about the position. Senior Al Buchenauer Earn •xtra monay at homa Undargrad. atudant to HELP WANTED ground, game is to praise it for provides backup. In your apara tima, ad- raaant Qraytiound on cam- Mala or noteworthy improvement. The two linebacker positions draaalng and mailing an- Famala pua. LIbaral commlaalon Ralph Pasquariello is a retur- are in the expert hands of seniors Address envelopes at privllagaa. Datalla home. $800 -I- poaalbia vaiopaa. — lOo ning starter. The sophomore Steve Ramsey and Rick Aldrich. per month, possible. See ad under Contact Mr. Schuti at 568- atamp, Buah, 12240 Grand showed only glimpses of his poten- Business Opportunities. Triple - Ramsey, a co-captain, has seven 0633. < * ffUvar, DatroH, Ml. 48204. "S." tial because he was slowed down career interceptions (high for a I UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA. PA September 17, 1975 I VILLANOVA by rib injury, which sidelined the LB) and is a definite All-East can- Vol. 51. No. 2 I son of Wildcat rushing • record didate. holder for three weeks. The defensive backfield lost . i . ALL JEWISH The two individuals, however, three starters, but has plenty of STUDENTS who have garnered the most praise candidates for the open positions. are newcomers. Tony Serge, a Steve Ebbecke, a senior co-captain Housing Problems Force Coma to our Hlliol mootlngs sophomore transfer from Army, noted for inspirational play, has •vory Tuosday at 12:30 In tho has impressed all with his speed the safety spot hands down while batomont of Sullivan Hall, and deceptiveness. Vince Thomp- soph Sean Collins will start in one cofffao and donuta will bo son, Villanova's first true power of the defensive back slots. The Sopt. 28th Off Campus sorvod. Alao, koop Coeds back since Billy Joe, was early winner in one of the other opon for a gala frothman Bedesem's prize catch this year. spots is soph Dave Bauer, •- I moot uppor dattmon picnic • By BERNIE VALENTE The 'Cats are still stronger on A new position, rover, has been LITTLE " at Valloy Forgo at 2M. Fbr his office had A LYNX the other side of the ball, with the sight of a fierce competition As a result of unforeseen trends of resident advisors were assigned When asked why moro Info, call Carol, 449- ap- prepared for the in- Sometimes it isn't easy to bring Villanova's art to Vilianova. You can come up against solid personnel at the line, between first-round winner in fall college enrollment, to those areas of the two schools not been a gloomy barrier, but if you slip round the side way, you find a lot of people looking for a 3378. Burnell answered, "it's linebacker and in the backHeld. (Maryland starter) junior Bill proximately 120 Vilianova coeds where Vilianova women reside. crease, Fr. little light. A little artistic light, drawing on all the creative talents of Vilianova for energy, on the very difficult to anticipate streaming in through the back door. The line has four returning let- O'Connell and senior Jim Magee. are living in dormitories Dean Drury said that the only The lights that Lynx magazine are sending out are beginning to flicker brightly this like that." He then noted termen, although one lettered at nearby campuses of Harcum complaints received so far from anything year. A little steadier, a little more brash now; this Is the time for radiance. Sophs Lance Viola and Mark Junior College and Ellen Cushing centered that "experts throughout the is . The Lynx Villanova's outlet for your artwork . stories, poems, essays, photos, THE OLD STORE offensive guard. Senior Jim Kowalonek will share the punting the off-campus residents drawings. But your participation is needed along with sut}missions, for we're building a Junior College. country expected a large drop in Trolice and junior Dave Graziano chores. around the quality of the food at new place for some interested people to come together, as well as tending the fires of a 238 Lancaster Ave. Both saw action in that Vilianova that, college enrollment due to the literary magazine. should continue to give capacity last year. Soph Gus Fer- The women, all freshmen, were Ellen Cushing. Aside from Wayne, Pa. state of the economy." A Come and try out a little Lynx. ;Vf 3 '.,,: fine play at the spots. Senior "non- girls have had no present end nandez, who is highly accurate admitted to Vilianova as she said, the (Noxt to of up- holds one to "the in- drop in the number Gary Shugrue down from 40 yards in, handles the commuters" but must be bused problems other than St. Katharlno'a Church) bused perclassmen who chose to move Our first get-together Feast is tackle spot while transplanted of- placekicking assignment.^ the Vilianova campus at regular convenience of having to be Wednesday, 9/10/75, at 3:30 P.M. off-campu^ this year was also Used Furniture fensive lineman Ed Szczerba, a - .} intervals throughout the day. to and from school." Regular meetings will be A bright schedule (5 new op- classes at Vilianova. director of cited by Fr. Burnell as a reason Mon. 1:30 or Tues. 3:00 Beda a Chairs a Lampa junior, draws nearer to capturing Harcum residents return from Dean of Women Rebecca Drury Fr. George Burnell, ponents), a solid nucleus of re- for the crowded on-campus con- Lynx office — Sullivan basement the other tackle slot. stated that, to her knowledge, undergraduate admissions, cited BrIc-a-Brac turnees, talented freshmen and a for the various ab- ditions. Although the loss of returnee living conditions at both Harcum several reasons Mon. thru Sat. coach with a knack for winning. It As far as future housing plans and Ellen Cushing are "very normalities in women's on-campus 12:30-5 Dan Bathon for the season was a could mean a winning season, Burnell said Drury, most year. According to Fr. are concerned, Fr. blow to the middle guard spot, Study good." According to housing this something the seniors would ap- To 8-3344 Committee of that the question has not yet been MU percentage soph Kevin Smith has proven him- of the girls were given double Burnell a larger preciate. discussed on a formal basis. No rooms, many of which have con- those accepted to this year's fresh- one, however, is ruling out the necting baths as well as dressers man class decided to attend, BUSINESS Rooms for rant In ax- There will be a meeting of all possibility of reducing the size of In addition, a full staff thereby rendering present dorm members those Assetubly Revision and desks. and interested next year's freshman class. OPPORTUNITIES change for light work. facilities inadequate. in trying out for men and Address envelopet at home. $800 per Houae adjoining V.U. women's tennis teams on Wed- month, possible. Offer-details, send By VERNON RALPH Debates 50c (refundable) to: Triple "S," 699- campua. Call LA 7-ie46 nesday, September 10, nt 3:30 A44, Highway 138. Pinion Hills. CA after in 9237?. :,, 6 P.M. room 105A Bnrtley. The formation of a revised Three i>f these- c^nmtttees are- Student Assembly is being studied already in operation (Hot Line, inning by a committee of student leaders Grievance, Lobbying and Opin- as a result of discusBion at the ion); however all five commit- September 8 meeting of the tees will be subject to similar Soon University Student Caucus. The organizational procedures. purpose of the committee is to for- The Hot Line is planned to be HOMECOMING WEEK mulate and implement the "a referral service run by students Vilianova University is par- V lll,VI\OV,\ »ll'ilOI\ bicen- establishment of five additional to aid students with major as well ticipating in a national 15-20 tennial program called Bicen- SEPT. standing committees to the as minor difficulties/' The Student Government Association Grievance Committee will serve tennial Youth Debates (BYD). ^^^^^^^ "movie orgy" free 8pm West Lounge -Dougherty both high school and jriri\!J3)in\dlS\.W (SGA). as a device to direct problems con- BYD has and is open to ^ 3 Hours of films you won't want to miss! At a later meeting held Sep- cerning student life through the college age divisions under 25 years of age >^ Free tickets tember 9, the SGA committee, proper channels, in an effort to ef- any person for refreshments at d local establishment. received a consisting of Student Body fect solutions. The Lobbying and who have not yet Dr. Robert E. Lynch. President Terry O'Keefe, and Opinion Polls Committee will bachelor's degree. Villanova's SMALL TALK with Head Football Coach^ Dick Bedesem student Senators Jamie Fox, provide students with a voice in events will take place between November 1, Ittia®^ Coach Bedesem and team members discuss Karen Ratigan and Michael the state and local political September 27 and "Fall Football Expectations" advance Tucker, outlined the purpose of situations that affect them as 1975. Winners will Dean^ FREE 8pm North Lounge -Dougherty sectional and New Engineering --^-1 the Assembly. The Student Vilianova students, as well as "the through district, \ f* Assembly was characterized by periodical taking of polls on regional levels of competition to a Tucker as having two main pur- relevant issues." final national conference. Scholar- SLICK FLICKS 11:30, 12:30, 1:30 FREE North Loung awarded to out- Recruitment )^v^Cav.^^/rJl'g.s^ poses: "to foster greater com- The Activities and Service Com- ships will be Stresses CAPTAIN MARVEL; BAMBI MEETS GODZILLA; 3 STOOGES munication and participation" mittee will attempt to improve standing participants.
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