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VOL.41,MO. 3 GANNON UNIVERSITY, ERIE, PA SEPTEMBER 25, 1965 7th St. alternatives sought by Mirk Wnukowakl Tullio said that he plans to con- the reversal of traffic around While it is unlikely lhai Ihe sult Gannon officials about the Perry Square." reversal of traffic around Perry proposal immediately. Currently, Scottino believe! Square will bring about an im- The actual closing of 7th St. has that the closing of 7th St. is still mediate closing of West 7th bet- been pursued by Gannon in Ihe feasible, but admits that it will not ween Peach And Sassafras streets, past, however nothing is currently happen immediately. the creation of a safer crossing being done on the part of the "The people studying the traf- seems imminent. university to further the closing of fic pattern originally believed that "I doubt very much that we'd the street, according to Gannon it would be desirable to close 7th ever be able to close 7th St. entire- President Dr. Joseph Scottino. St. in order for the plan to work. ly," said Erie Mayor l.ouis Tullio However, since the traffic reversal "Three years ago, we attempted in a recent telephone interview. "I has been completed without the don't think City Council could to have trie street closed, but we closing, they will probably wait to were opposed by area businesses. seriously consider that mainly see what the effect of the changes The Erie Chamber of Commerce because there would be opposition already in place have before they from both motorists and area (of which Gannon is a member) make further changes," Scottino sided with these businesses businesses." said. without even allowing us to fully Tullio added however that it City Engineer Wasinder explain our position." Scottino might be possible for Gannon to Mokha, who organized the rever- obtain an above-ground catwalk said. sal of the traffic flow around virtually cost-free. Discussion of the matter was Perry Square, said that it is up to "Herb Sweeney has such a cat- then postponed, and interest in Gannon to make a proposal if the walk linking two of his buildings pursuing it further subsided, Scot- university wants 7th St. closed. (the former Erie Resistor tino said. In the Oct 13th, 1982 "If they were to submit a pro- Buildings located near 12th and issue of the Knight Scott inn was posal, we would be willing to con- Poplar) that he's interested in quoted as saying, "We don't sider it," Mokha said. "All they'd donating to the city. Personally, believe 7th St. can be closed until have to do is show their nttd for I'd like to see that catwalk install- the traffic flow around Perry the closing and what they propose INTERSTATE TTH STREET - Attempting to cross 70s Street at the ed across West 7th between Gan- Square is changed . . . The whole to do with it if it is closed." crosswalk between Zarn aad Russell kails can sometimes be a non buildings," Tullio noted. idea of closing 7th St. is linked to dangerous chaUeage. pt*w t> Tiaa Daw* Benji goes to college Canine star hounded during Gannon visit by Bill DeBus "Benji has been called the kind of guy who could tell you Benji was on this show for seven hospitals, such as those for crippl- A typically calm and unexciting 'America's Most Huggable Hero'- a thousand tales about how he years, a Hollywood producer asked children. This brings personal Wednesday afternoon at Gannon a cross between Burbank and sailed the Seven Seas, what he'll ed Inn about having the dog star satisfaction not only to the last week was temporarily inter- Hollywood," said Frank Inn, actually tell you are a thousand in a motion picture. The movie children, but to Benji's master as rupted wlien Hollywood movie Benji's brawny, bearded trainer stories about the famous animals was made, Benji became an ins- well. star Benji the Dog made a surprise who wears an authentic sea- he's trained for television and tant star, and Inn, who had "I have great feeling for people guest appearance on campus. captain's cap. movies. His roster of former previously been thinking of retire- who have to spend their life in a No, the furry four-legged Despite the dog's "show biz" pupils includes such greats as ment, changed his plans. "It gave wheelchair," said Inn, who was superstar was not here to do on- image, Benji actually seemed Lassie. Rin-Tin-Tin, and Roy my career a whole new shot in the nearly crippled in an auto accident localion filming for an upcoming rather shy as he sat on the arm," he said. many years ago. "Benji Goes To College" movie. sidewalk at West 7th and Peach "The dog has dons very At this time, however, Benji As for the near future. Inn said However, the owners of Benji, St., unaffected by the many spec- well for me." - was already 10 years old, so Inn another Benji movie is presently Frank and Juanita Inn of Sun tators seeking a lick, a pawshake, Frank Inn began training Benji's look-alike being planned, but filming will Valley, California, are the uncle or maybe even an autograph. for future films. This next- not start until next year. Inn also and aunt of Gannon student While Benji would not ac- Roger's horse Bullet, to name a generation star has since starred in noted that according to figures George Librandi, a junior bio- comodaie the "autograph few. "Love of Benji," "The from Mulberry Square Produc- chemistry major. Since the Inns hounds," Inn did hand out pic- Another fact some people may Phenomenal Benji," "Benji at tions, Benji movies have so far had been visiting l.ihrandi's fami- tures to anyone who asked. not realize is that the Benji of ac- Work," and "Oh Heavenly Dog" grossed over $100 million. ly in New Castle, Pa., they decid- To understand the story of how ting fame today is actually a (in which Benji teamed with "The dog hat done very well ed to journey northward and have Benji got into movies, it's impor- second-generation Benji. The Chevy Chase). for me," Inn said, while glancing George show then the Gannon tant to know two things. Benji's original Benji began his career on In addition to movies, the appreciatively at the canine star campus. And Benji came along, master and trainer it a profes- the 'Petticoat Junction' television beloved Benji also makes charity basking in the hot sunshine. too. sional. Although Inn looks like serin during the 1960s After appearances at children's Benji had no comment.

D Have a whale of a time with Greenpeace, see page 3 D Bill Doan shines, onstage and off, see Features, page 7 D Knights kick their way into championship arenas, see page 10 SEPTEMBER 28, IMS NEWS THE CUNNON KNIGHT Gannon purchases computer Campus ministry plans byKw KevinVaawln SullivanC.,IIIU_- ■._ - 1979. It will be used to handle ad- Burger Pernod, director of the A more modern computer ministrative work on a greater computer center and member of sexuality, workshop system wu recently added lo the by Milch Radalla level than its predecessor, and is the board of the Computer Steer- Gannon University Computer Oannon s Campus Ministry and the Student Government Associa- the second such series employed at ing Committee who, along with Center in order to more fully han- tion are co-sponsoring the "Recognizing and Integrating Human Oannon. Another 750 currently Volpe, co-chaired the joint plann- dle administrative needs. Sexuality" workshop, which will take place Friday and Saturday services the academic needs of the ing committee, also saw the need According to Kevin Quinn. vice Sept. 27 and 28. The workshop will begin Friday at 7 p.m. and run university. foe a new system. "A lot of con- president of business affairs, the until 10:30 p.m. Saturday's session will be from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Quinn explained that the new cerns were surfacing about ad- Comprehensive Computer Plan Associate Campus Minister Sr. Rose Marie Radomski said 750 is actually a one-year-old ministrative processing," he said. Committee met during the sum- registration will be accepted up until the night of the workshop, but model. "We did not immediately "The 350"s growth had outstrip- mer to discuss the purchase of a she would like students to register by Thurs., Sept. 26. The registra run out and purchase the most ex- ped its capacity." new computer, since they had pensive unit we could find. We tion fee, to help cover costs, is II. Students can register at the Cam- determined that the current Prime Pernod revealed that the arrival pus Ministry office on the first floor of the Student Services Center took our time, and as a result were 550 series was no longer able to of the newer 750 has also been ad- or at the SGA office in the Student Activities Center. able to locate a perfectly good vantageous to the older 750 handle the growing needs of the computer at a very feasible The workshop will have discussion sessions and lectures by Gan- administrative workload. model. "We brought in the new price." The cost of the new non faculty and staff members including Bonnie Belcastro, the Rev. "The 350 wu becoming ob- model to advance administrative Charles Drexler, Tom Leonardi, Tim Pilewski, Radomski, Dr. machine was $50,000. Tiling, but we also updated the 750 solete," Quinn said. "Many Steven and Melanic Ropski, and the Rev. Richard Sullivan. Two individual committees handling academics. We updated hospitals and other services usual- In addition to the Gannon speakers. Dr. Warren and Christine oversee computer facilities at the disc capacity, and installed ad- ly replace computers every few Gannon, and their merging this Beaver will also appear at the workshop's podium. Dr. Beaver is an years. It's not that they break ditional disc drive for more summer led to the Comprehensive alumni of the Gannon-Hahnemann Family Medicine program and is down, they just fall behind the storage. Both computing services currently a resident at Hamot Medical Center. Christine Beaver Computer Plan Committee, benefited from the purchase." times. Rapid advances in holds a Master of Social Work degree and works locally as a social which eventually made the final Although both systems are now technology assure us that. The purchase proposal to Dr. Joseph worker. The Beavers also participated in last years' workshop Comprehensive Computer Plan up-to-date, the committees insist Also serving as a workshop facilitator is Dr. Jeff Keim from Saint Scottino. Gannon University they win continue studying fur- Committee, which oversees com- president. Vincent s Mental Health program. ther methods of improvement. puter operations at Cannon, saw Some of the topics, which will be addressed in this years' workshop The Academic Computer Com- "It is our intention as a com- the need for a more developed mittee, chaired by Dr. Ronald include the biology of reproduction and sexuality, relationships, sex mittee to make recommendations system, and investigated the mat- Volpe, data of the School of role simulation, and a definition of what is male and what is ter. This led to the proposal to on academic and administrative female?. Business, deals with the com- computer needs," Penrod said. purchase the new system." Radomski said she "would like to see 40 to 50 students at the puter's academic services, while "We would tike to see an enhanc- The new computer is a Prune workshop." compared to the approximately 30 students who attend- the Computer Steering Committee ed system at Gannon, capable or 750, a more advanced version of handles the administrative use of ed the event last year. the 550 that Gannon bought in handling both areas to the the computer. fullest." Min" rMnSSt"10" °" "* "ork5hop' $,udCT« can call Campus CLUB MAIL (Bubs, Greeks & Organizations Mailboxes for presidents are located in the SGA office/' \ Check them daily Cd for ExcdlencL; lnthe8AC Welcome Bock Te Volunteer for the GANNON Gannon University 1985 Fall Phonathon

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But no matter gelling smaller and smaller, I swam up to, and then around, the how you plan, those few days in realized that this was no laughing boat. Had we been on sea lescl October always fly by. And the mailer. and not a few decks up on the minute you return, we know that All of a sudden, people on the shrWfeVe could have reached out everyone eise is going to be talking boat noticed splashing and some and touched theYn. about what a great lime they had movement ahead of us. As I snap- When we finally docked back in Provincetown a few hours later. I at this or that resort. ped away excitedly with my This year, instead of sulking in- camera, the "things" making the have to admil my stomach was to corners muttering about how splashing slowly came inlo view. grateful lo be back on solid much fun you had spending Whales. By God, Ihe people back ground. Bur my mind was still whirling about all lhat had just break-time in the library finishing on shore weren't kidding. There happened. There I was, inches that term paper, get your work really were whales-out here. done early and do something in- Satisfied, I expected the boat to away from gigantic, 40-ton credibly inventive - something turn around and head back to whales, enjoying what had to be (hat will blow everyone else out of shore. There were whales, and we the most original and unique ex- the water. Go whale watching. had watched them. But the boat perience I'd ever had. Yet the I'm serious. Watch whales. did not turn around. Instead, it mere fact that they were swimm- ing around only a few miles from They're more interesting than you slowed down. And then il the beaches that I frequented was may realize. This summer, I spent stopped. a few days on Cape Cod. Looking As we all sat silently on board, more than enough get my im- for something fun to do, as well as someone spotted two whales agination going. Now it's September and I'm ensuring myself of a great "Guess heading towards us. Our guide what I did this summer" story, I quickly explained that they were still awed by ihe whole experience. joined my family and about 100 humpback whales, common to I think 1 get more impressed as time goes by. TICKLING THE IVORIES - GMMMI students were oi hart last other people on a boat to watch New England waters. As he con- If you'd enjoy watching some Saturday algal la Ike Beyer lounge lo applaud Ike musical Meats of whales. tinued providing us with new and whale water follies yourself dur- Bill Komaaow*!. '••""• •*-» At first I was as skeptical (and fascinating information, the two whales put on a show. Not that ing semester break, Greenpeace, they knew it, but I suspect that an international environmental they had a pretty good idea the organization, is offering whale people on board were waiting to watching trips up until the middle be entertained. of October. ' -. 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■ SEPTEMBER 25, IMS THE GANNOW KNIGHT OPINION EDITORIAL Superman's alive and well When Elvis Presley died, the favorites - Sally Field and Tina Some admire Eastwood's mourners who strolled silently Turner - still made the top ten. "good-but-tough guy" image, past Gracciand mansion paid When I finally parted with the others thrive on Murphy's "little- 7th St. dangers homage to what they thought was ragged issue about 20 minutes guy-from-the-streets" success. the last of a generation of heroes. later, I caught myself smiling. And a nation, conservative or not. The fans who swept record Il teems we, the so-called has caught the contagious stores dry after John Lennon was "Yuppie" generation, are never patriotism that spreads in a presi- must be halted shot by a psychotic admirer paid labeled "dreamers." We are, so dent's smile. they say, "materialists" - the I have a stockpile of private They lay that talk ii cheap out on the street, and Gannon's 7th tribute in their own way to the shadow of a world that once was. ""*• whose lives revolve around heroes - people who may never Street crossing is just another example of thai tired cliche. make it In the polls, and people For yean now, the talk around campus has centered around how A work) of dreams. A world of whose faces may never be seen Gannon plans to have 7th Street closed to make a safe path for idols. students traveling to and from classes. Last week, during my dutiful smiling at the cameras. People from the frail, greying high school The problem is that all the talk has no facts to back it up. visit to the neighborhood laun- English teacher who taught me to Although the crossing is mutually agreed to be dangerous by all con- dromat, I picked up a few- "show, not tell," to the deman- cerned, no real actions are being taken. But there's a lot of talk. months-old copy of Newsweek. There's talk about the possibility of closing the street as part of the On the cover, complete with ding dark-haired editor who told traffic reversal around Perry Square. There's talk of putting an photos of Pope John Paul II and BMW's and Money Market me I was "gifted" when I needed above-ground catwalk in so that pedestrians can simply walk above Jane Fonda, were words that accounts. to hear that most. the traffic. spoke of the coming of a new age. And yet we, say Newsweek's We all have our own heroes. However, it will take more than talk before something is done In bold red letters, the dog-eared editors, responded en masse to a The ones that may not wear red about the problem. Unfortunately it will probably take the sight of page's message was simple. nationwide poll. We have dreams capes, but are always there for the someone bleeding in the street or lying unconscious with broken "America's Heroes are Back." that go beyond the world of rescue. They're alive, and so arc bones before the powers that be actually take action. Even though Clint Eastwood, health spas and David's Cookies. our dreams. It's time we let them The preceding scenario is not totally unrealistic. Actually, it is not Eddie Murphy, and Ronald And we have heroes to bring those -- and everyone else - know that. so much a question of whether it will happen as it is a question of Reagan headed the heroes list, my dreams to life. when. In fact, there are so many different ways to help improve the situation it is almost incomprehensible as to why something isn't actually United Nations keeps the peace being done. This past week the fortieth an- specific problems and areas of would have occurred these past Other than closing 7th Street entirely or putting in an above- nual general assembly of the concern. forty years had mankind been ground catwalk, the following suggestions should be considered as at United Nations held its opening During this past summer, while without the services of the United least temporary measures to avoid possible pedestrian-motorist cermonies. attending a Model United Nations Nations peacekeeping and the clashes: The past forty years have been Secretariat seminar in New York world forum. One could 1. Close down just the portion of 7th Street where the crosswalk bitter-sweet ones for the interna- City, I had the opportunity to speculate, however, that the is. By not allowing thru-traffic, students would have a safe path in tional organization. It has had its meet with Robert Muller, Cuban Missile crisis of 1962 could which to cross, and motorists would still have access. share of successes and failures. undersecretary general for the for- have drawn the United States and 2. Do not allow turns onto 7th Street from either Peach or Cherry Unfortunately many tieth anniversary of the United the USSR into direct military con- Streets. This would at least limit the amount of traffic which travels Americans, conservative Nations. flict, as opposed to a conflict of past Gannon. (This idea is already in effect in the downtown area Americans, believe that the Muller, who has worked under wills, and that the Arab-lsralie between 6th and 9th where these streets cross State.) United Nations has been a com- war of 1967 may have evolved in- 3. Put a 10 mile-per-hour speed limil in effect between 8 a.m. and plete failure. They believe that the to a regional nuclear conflict. 5 p.m. This is common practice near school zones. United Nations only exists as a On the whole, the United Na- 4. Place yellow flashing lights before both sides of the crosswalk. forum for third world and com- tions has worked when delega- munist bloc nations to moralize John This would bring attention to the sign, which some motorists (and tions to the assemblies and coun- students) simply ignore. and scold western nations, that tries involved have wanted it to 5. Prohibit parking between Beyer Hall and the Zurn Science debate has eroded into national Onorato work. Center. Whereas this would neither reduce traffic or its speed, it belly-aching, and suggest that the It is important to note that the would increase the line of vision for both drivers and pedestrians. United States withdraw from the such greats as Dag Hamnerskjold, United Nations had little enforce- These ideas can be viewed at either just more cheap talk that falls organization. U Thant and Kurt Waktheim, ment power. Its only strength upon deaf ears, or as viable alternatives to a dangerous, perplexing Some of their points are valid. noted that the United Nations has comes out of the fact that it problem. But to dismiss the United Nations been very successful at raising the represents world opinion. There is We believe the latter is true. as a complete failure, unworthy of level of world consciousness on little the United Nations can do American participation and sup- such complex issues as world when nations pursue a policy that port is, in my estimation, quite population, rights of immigrants, it condemns. naive. international trade and scientific It is that flaw that undermines One of the most important exchange*. the United Nations' attempt to things the United Nations does, Another important accomplish- establish order in this world of THE GANNON KNIGHT (that no other national or interna- ment of the United Nations is in chaos, and it is a flaw that shall tional organization is able to do) i student-edited weekly newspaper the area of peacekeeping. undermine the organization's ef- is focus world attention upon It is impossible to know what forts for many years to come.

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I LETTERS < Three readers respond to "Don't rush to Rush" column Before (he wound becomes (oo Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister high standards of health, social standards for its members. We Through rush wc offer friend- deep, someone musl stand up for and physical perfection. They value education. It is our in- ship. We are a family, united by us "Greekers" who were so gave to all posterity their treasures dividual responsibility to make ideals we hold close to our hearts. eleganily slashed down by Miss I've just finished reading your of philosophy, literature, poetry. the most of opportunities to We extend our warmth to others. I on Jakiela's ra/or-edged pen. article entitled. "Don't rush to and sculpture. We try to carry on secure a good education. 1 encourage everyone to join In her article "'Don't rush to Rush." I think it is excellent. I likewise in the world of today. Service to the community is an Gannon's Greek community. To Rush" on September IS, all agree with your opinions on Our letters are valued possessions integral part of membership. To accept challenges and grow as an Creeks were done a great in- Greeks. I'm glad you brought out and we wear them with pride, for maintain altruistic projects in the individual. It's all worth it. Don't justice. We were treated like the the facts on establishing we are among the Greek community through volunteer knock it until you try it. bad guy ready to steal your un- "lifetime" friendships, specifical- community. work and financial support to Amy Pinnavaia Greek independence, suffocate ly, ':But can't we all form those Fraternities set high ideals and worthy organizations. Alpha Gamma Delta you with our Greek ideals and kinds of relationships on our make you clean up after our own..." and the paragraph on "real friendships..." "South Africa" column refuted Greek parties. We might even the Aparthied regime is not I am not a Greek either, but Mr. Onorato's comparison plied," reminds me of the force you to make friends and ac- aware of the impact of I've pondered the idea. I decided I of South African blacks' pro- mistake made by western tually have some fun. How economic sanctions, he is can make friends with people who blem with that of the American leaders who assumed that "if sadistic! mistaken. All the argucments like me for what I am, not for minorities was a misrepresen- Hitler's wish to annex Seriously, choosing whether to about blacks being affected which Greek letters I wear on my tation of facts. Czechoslovakia" was granted, go Greek or not is a big decision. more than whites are face sav- jacket everyday. In Southern Africa, blacks he will be satisfied. Students of You have been given the cons, it is ings. Thank you for writing this arti- make up 80. of the popula- history knew what happened only fair that you have the pros. Also, Mr. Onorato pointed cle. You have encouraged Gannon tion. Also, the Apartheid Law next. Joining a Greek organization came into existence in 1948. out that whites will desert students to THINK before Constructive engagement doesn't guarantee lifelong friend- when all the oppressed peoples South Africa if pressured. This "RUSH"ing to the Greeks. Also has been going on for years ships as Miss Jakiela slates. Like is not true. The Africaners you have calmed some of the un- of the world were seeking without any impact on the everything else worthwhile in life, freedom. Unlike the United (White Africans) are people of sure students, those who really situation in South Afroca. In friendships must be earned States' minority problems, the Africa. The only place they don't want to pledge, but consider fact, even the Rev. Sullivan, through trust, understanding, people of South Africa, both know as home is the land of it sometimes (like me). It's about the architect of constructive loyalty and love. You have to look white and black, owned and South Africa. time the non-Greeks stand up for engagement, admitted on the beyond the letters a person wears lived in that land for genera- NBC Today program that it The only way all people in their own views. to find the real individual. The let: tions until 1948. has been a failure and called South Africa can live and work Sincerely, ters don't make the person what in harmony is by granting full Bev Bronder Conservatives' argued that for economic sanctions. he is, the person makes the letters "economic sanctions will hurt citizenship to all. Constructive Senior Math Major If Mr. Onorato wants to what they are. blacks more than whites is know the outcome of engagement has failed and I Being Greek isn't just weekend "afterthought." The truth is economic sanctions, he should am glad the President is begin- parties and house cleanings. It's ning to understand that only Often people are quick to that American companies look at the few changes that much more. It's Sunday after- the United States can persuade criticize issues they know nothing employ about 80 thousand have occurred since the good noon football games, picnics, the Apartheid regime to about - for instance, Gannon's blacks, most of them in people of the United States Greek week and friends. It's the minimal jobs, (in comparison made the South African pro- change. , pride you take in your fraternity Greek community. When I was to) about a million whites. And blems a national issue. Ban on Continued violence in South or sorority because you know that young, my mother used to say, what if the blacks are affected? interracial marriage has been Africa can only lead to one you've put your best into making "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at allS" Ob- The issue is not work, but lifted, there is a movement to thing - "total destruction of it what it is today. scrap the Pass Laws. South that country," and 1 hope all Webster's dictionary defines a viously this is not in a journalists freedom to exist like human beings. "Give me liberty or African business leaders arc right-thinking people will work fraternityORORITY AS A book of phrases. Opinions are give me death." speaking up and have had to prevent that. "group of men-women joined judgements, these are facts from a Mr. Onorato's argument meetings with (he black leaders Thank you. together by common interests and Greek: that Mr. Botha is a stubborn in South Africa, and the rand John Nwokeji fellowship." That, my friends, is Fraternities take their inspira- leader who will be more set in (South African currency) is.at Graduate School of Public what being Greek is all about. tional aspects from the ancient Greek world. The Greeks were his ways and less apt to com- its lowest value, etc. Administration Sincerely, promise, if sanction is ap- If Mr. Onorato thinks that Gannon University Gina A. Gagliardi leaders and scholars. They held SEPTEMBER 25, IMS THE GANNON KNIGHT Cheers - book worth a toast Book review by Bill Dabua alleviating problems associated that has no outside sign? What Erie— i town known for its with drunk driving and tavern has a large wall portrait of scenic waterfront, major in- irresponsibility." Pope John Paul II? And which dustries, historic churches, and ... In addition, the authors point Erie tavern sells pizza for ten cents its bars. out that with the new tougher a slice and one-half a pound of In fact, Erie has nearly 170 drunk driving laws in Penn- cocktail shrimp for $3.75? The licensed ban. Everything from sylvania, that it's their belief that book has the answer to these ques- elegant discotheques for society's "the drinkers of trie may want to tions, along with many other elite to dimly lit, sparsely furnish- patronize and even walk to bars amusing anecdotes. ed 'corner bars' for the and restaurants that are nearby in Finally, A Responsible workingman. order to offset any possible pro- Maker's Garde to Ike Ban of It's unlikely, however, that blems with driving under the Erie concludes with a list of even the most avid social drinker influence." "Outstanding and Unique has visited each and every one of There is also a "Know Your Features" of Erie bars and those bars. But for anyone who's Limits" chart in the preface that "Erie's Top 20" as rated by the ever been curious about just what explains to readers how many authors. these places have to offer, a drinks it usually takes for persons The only two criticisms I have recently-published book, A in various weight categories to about the book are these: Fiht, I Responsible Maker's Guide to become intoxicated. think that the authors were too the Bars of Erie , will take you on To gather information about complimentary in rating some a fun-filled imaginary journey to Erie bars, the authors personally places. In fact, several Erie ban all of them in about thirty minutes visited each establishment, pur- that have less-than-average or less. It is available at area book chased drinks there, sampled food reputations were given 'average' stores for $3.95. when it was available, and made to 'above average' ratings. For those who haven't read the observations regarding prices, Second, I noticed that most of A BUCKET OF LIVE ONES - A yoaag boy. learning to fish at a plei book yet, let me assure you that it clientele, service, and friendliness. the bars that made the special M Presaae Isle Bay, Investigates a pall of freshly-caagbl perch. is not a collection of paid adver- Then each bar was given a com- "Top 20" list were places that t—Iff »>■!■ b> Thu DiSiiv tisements from local taverns eager posite rating, with scores ranging have high prices. Are the authors to promote their food and drink from 5 for "outstanding" to 1 for saying you can't have a good time Confessions of a tourist specials. "below average." in Erie without spending a lot of As the authors of the book The summary descriptions for money? (listed as "Nemo Sudski" and all bars were then put into easy-to- At any rate, I do recommend "Dona U. Drinkdrive," although read list form to comprise the ma- the book for leisure-time reading. Live and learn it is published by Attitude Adjust- jority of the book. Even though you may not want to ment, P.O. Box 10783. Erie, PA Some of the descriptions are visit each and every bar described, I'm sure we've all done some at me and says. "We give you I65I4J state in the preface. "The entertaining -- almost like an Erie I think you'll enjoy reading about pretty dumb things as tourists that gooda price". rationale behind writing this book "bar trivia" guide. For example, them. we're not exactly anxious to admit 3.1 promise not to take the easy wast to do our part in further do you know the only bar in Erie to. way out, (close eyes and point) It's easy to get caught-up in the when choosing a piece of unusual- excitement of the moment, hiake looking candy from a pastry shop ' Theatre season begins a complete fool of yourself, and window, I've learned my lesson. invent nifty ways of justifying 6. I refuse to have my picture Practices for the Gannon your actions later. My personal taken atop the ruins of the Roman Theater's first performance of favorite is, "I don't care how Forum, the ruins of the Roman the' year. Shakespeare's foolish 1 look—I'll probably never Colosseum, the ruins of Pompeii, Twelfth Night, are already see these people again." This or any others I might run into. underway. works - if you don't happen to be 7. I will not pick up and pocket The show, directed by Bill thinking ahead to the time you any stones, pebbles, or other Doan, is the first have to unpack all those silly fragments from the floor of the Shakespearean play to be souvenirs you bought and pay the Colosseum, even if they are an- brought to life on the 7th man at K Mart for those 63 rolls cient. Why? Not only did I Street stage since The Comedy of film you shot at the Grand discover they were worthless once of Errors three years ago. Per- Canyon. you smuggled them into the formance dates are set for Oct. I'm not too proud to admit my stales, but also, if enough Joe- 24 to Oct. 27, and Oct. 30 to mistakes, but I am too smart to tourists do this, there'll be Nov. 2. make them again. So below is a nothing left of the place. The rest of the season's line- sampling of the type of tourist 8. 1 will never again purchase a up includes The Effects of behavior I am quite capable of, rosary or any other religious ob- Gamma Rays on Man in the but vow never to engage in again. ject from a street vendor outside Moon Marigolds in December, Ten things 1 WILL NOT do when of the Colosseum. The attractive Scaping set for February., and I visit Italy again: silver rosary with blue beads the season finale, Cotton broke before I got a chance to use Puch Gospel, which will be 1. For as long as I live, I will it. performed sometime in April. not, under any circumstances, buy 9. If I ever attend Easter Sun- In order to encourage more mother Pisa ashtray. (Especially day mass with the pope again, I students to attend these perfor- since I don't smoke.) promise not to waste 12 exposures mances, the theater has cut stu- 2. I will not Mow my hard- trying to capture the man, whose dent ticket prices to SI each. earned lire (which looks and on a balcony about 100 feet away, Tickets are available to the spends like monopoly money) on in my camera's frame. I will EVERYBODY PLAYS A FOOL - Paul Daff (Fester the Oow.) general public for $4, and to a miniature Leaning Tower of definitely not forget my zoom preteads to be Sir Topas, while Saawa Oerkla plays T-eUlk Nights groups and senior citizens for Pisa-or on a miniature anything, lens. fool. S2. for that matter. (Even though I 10. And finally, I will not turn must admit the little tower looks down a gondola ride no matter so cute on my dresser next to my now cold «JKI damp that night air mini Liberty Bell). is. Although a ride in the banana- You deserve a break 3.1 will never again ask a large shaped vessel may not be worth Italian family whom I don't know getting sick over-it's not worth New York City, Christmas break, and you...There will be an to pose for a picture and then pro- missing either. organizational meeting on Thurs., Sept. 26 at 3 p.m. in the Gannon mise to send them a copy (which I At least there's one thing I'm Theater for all those interested in traveling to New York City over never did get around to doing). sure I WILL DO if I visit Italy Christmas break. The trip is being sponsored by the Gannon 4. I will never buy gold from Theater. again - love it as much as I did the any Italian shopkeeper who winks fint time around. THE OANNON KNIGHT SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 FE\TURES Gannon's Bill Doan A star shines in (and out) of the spotlight by Lori Jaklala perience, and made a list of my without an Equity (actor's union) New York and being discovered production of Shakespeare's There are posters on the walls likes and dislikes. The like list was card, says Doan, is at best foolish, are over, but the days of young "Twelfth Night," d task that ho of Bill Doan's office. Posters that longer, so I stuck with it." and at worst, career suicide. And actors going off to Chicago or calls his most challenging since he shout like ticket-scalpers on After he received his Bachelor he tells that to students who Cleveland and becoming suc- finds it difficult to direct a Broadway's street corners, of Arts degree from Gannon in dream of going to the City to cessful on that level are just Shakespearean play so that it beckoning come-one-come-all to 1982, Doan, the director, soon make it big after graduation. beginning." "says something to today's ringside at "Bamum" and entic- broadened his dramatic horizons "New York theatre is in the Erie's theatrical offerings, says audience." ing dreamers to high-kick in "A and went on to obtain a Master of middle of some hard times right Doan, provide young actors with All in all, Doan is satisfied. But Chorus Line." Posters that mir- Fine Arts degree in theatre educa- now. Due to a lack of material a training ground, a stage that ex- he's not making any promises. ror the spotlighl-and-curtain-call tion from the Virginia Com- and money to back new talent, the poses them to a variety of "I'd like to say I'll stay at Gan- life of the man who owns them. monwealth University in Rich- city stages are a little dry . . . dramatic art forms and helps non. But I can't say there won't "I can't really pinpoint the ex- mond, Virginia. Where theatre is really happening them mature as performers. "But come a day when I'll want to go act moment in my life when I said, "I guess I finally chose teaching right now is on the regional level. since Erie doesn't have a profes- into professional theater, when 'Yes. this is what I want to do,'" over becoming a professional ac- Places like Louisville, Kentucky, sional theatre, people interested in I'll want to runaway to New explains Doan, smiling, the cor- tor or a professional director where they sponsor festivals to becoming professional performers York, too," says Doan. the broad ners of his mist-blue eyes crinkling because as a teacher, I'm not only find new plays. In New York, you need to leave here and look to smile returning to spread con- behind Yuppie horn-rims. "I challenged to educate others, but see the polished, finished product. other regional theatres." tagiously across his warmly tann- guess it was in my nature. I was I'm challenged to keep educating In the regional theaters, yoif I For now, Doan himself is con- ed face. attracted to performing from way myself. I keep growing," explain- watch that product being created.' tent with his current position as "Right now I'm enjoying back." ed Doan, who currently teaches "For students to go straight to teacher, director, and mentor at teaching. When you teach in a Doan, now the 26-year-old three classes in theatre arts at New York after graduation, Gannon. He and his wife. Bonnie, university, the students you have director of the Cannon University Gannon. without an Equity card, is insane. (who met while performing are usually yours for four years. Theatre who's broad-smiling face During his years at VCU, Doan I try to talk them out of it, try to together in a 1980 Gannon pro- There's so much satisfaction in has become familiar to Erie's had professional experience in the help them plot a more realistic duction of "Runaways") are cur- watching students grow as people. theatre-going crowd for his roles teaching, acting, and ad- course to New York via Jhe rently sharing the stage in "The In watching them grow as in shows like the Lincoln ministrative workings of theatre, regional level. The days of the Kit/." and Doan is busy prepar- artists." Theatre's "Greater Tuna" and film, and television. starry-eyed ingenue going off to ing for the university's upcoming "The Ritz" (in its final run this One of the highlights of those Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. on years, says Doan, was the oppor- the 1031 State St. stage), began a tunity to work as assistant to career in the footlights in his Casting Director Billy Dowd-dur- hometown of Camden, Ohio ing the June-July, 1983 filming of nearly two decades ago. the network mini-series, "The "I've been singing since I was Kennedys," which aired last year seven, and somehow it evolved in- on CBS. to doing theater," recalls Doan, Doan, who helped Dowd cast - running a hand through his tossel- and direct "extras" for the mini- ed brown hair. "My first time on series, experienced a "whole new stage, I did what every other kid world" while working on the who went to a Catholic elemen- "Kennedys" set. tary school did. I played Jesus in "Being basically a theatre per- the Christmas pageant." son, I learned a great deal about Years after that early introduc- t.v.," explains Doan. "It's a lot tion to the theatrical world at St. harder to be a t.v. actor, to react Mary's Elementary School, Doan instantaneously, with people right went on to study theatre and com- up on top of you, sticking munication arts at Gannon, soon cameras and microphones in your discovering that his real love lurk- face." ed behind the scenes, not in the In addition to his ad- center-stage spotlight. ministrative role in "The Ken- "I decided then that I wanted to nedys." Doan grabbed a spot in a be a director. Now that's how 1 movie that was being filmed on see myself. I'm a director. Sure, I location in Richmond. "I was an still act to keep that something I extra in the movie 'Rock'n'Roll have within me alive ... But 1 Hotel." It was supposed to be the found that I get more satisfaction first 3-D rock'n'roll movie ever out of sitting in the audience, wat- made, but it was never released. . ching something that I helped .It became somebody's tax write- create become a success, than I off and wound up in a trash can ever did when I was up on stage." somewhere. And it probably Despite his current confidence, should have. But it was a lot of Doan's first directing experience, fun," recalls Ddan, laughing. a 1980 performance of James While in Richmond. Doan was Thurber's "A Thurber Carnival" also a member of the cast of the at Cathedral Preparatory School, world premiere production of almost made him pack up his new "Shine: The Horatio Alger career goal and head back to the Musical." strictly-performance path. "It's playing in Florida right "II was part of my internship now. The authors want to take it when I was at Gannon," explains to Broadway. I'd love to be part Doan. "When 1 finished with it. I of it. but I know I won't be one. of didn't want to be a director . . . them. I was one of the few in the "The responsibility overwhelm- show who didn't have an Equity ed me. It was hours and hours of card." explains Doan, the smile pure labor. . .In the end, I sat slowly slipping from his face. back and evaluated the whole ex- And going to New York City ph..i,. u. tins l>l»*l«n < SEPTEMBER 25, 1»W THE GANNON KNIGHT Lance plans '86 book The 1986 edition of Ihe Laace , Gannon's yearbook, is expected to be in the hands of students during summer vacation instead of the SGA considers concert fall or winter as in the pan, according to Monica Lewis, advisor for by Paula Leuzzi the band is available) and we awards will be given to the best the publication. The possibilities of compiling a can't, so we lose the band." floats. First place will receive By 1987, Lewis expects that the yearbook deadlines to be moved budget and scheduling a band for Kdly explained that because of $200, second place $100, and third up so students can have the book by graduation. Under the new a fall concert were the main topics this it is hard to announce possible and fourth places will receive system, events in the late spring, such as commencement, would not of discussion at last Thursday's bands or groups. "It's just like ribbions. be included in the book, Lewis said. Student Government Association last year when everyone thought Michelle Forno. vice-president Lewis said there is a possiblity that the yearbook's publisher may meeting. Madonna wss coming, and when of accademic affairs, released the mail the yearbooks directly to the students instead of to the year- The SGA voted in favor of hav- we didn't have her, everyone got list of Freshman nominees for book offices at Gannon. This measure, if implemented, would ing a concert in the fall if their mad." SGA posts. Dolores Sprankle. a enable students to receive their books sooner, explained Lewis. budget indicates that this is feasi- Although the SCiA originally family medicine major from The yearbook is holding its organizational meeting for the 1986 ble. If they are available, Ihe SGA wanted to compile some kind of Apollo, Pa.; Anne Marie Weibel, laact on Oct. I at II a.m. in the Gold Room of Old Main. The plans to have the Hooters perform student survey to get student opi- a finance major from Erie; Bren- laact is seeking to Till the position of editor-in-chief, and is in need at Gannon. "If the Hooters are nions and imput about possible da Marie Alloway, a business of photographers and staff members. not available, we'll get alternative concert musicians or bands, ihey management major from Erie; entertainment, like magicians or now have voted against it. "I Darlcnc Flynn, a pre-law major speakers," said Jake Rouch, SGA can't see us handing out surveys from Erie; Janinc Kozlowsky, a Domino's parlimentarian. to students snd getting them back family medicine major from Con- According to Lori Kelly, SGA in time to make a decision," said neaut Lake; Jami Paris, a com- Pizza president, the SGA belongs to the Brian Dalton, vice president of puter business major from Con- Delivers.:. National Association of College social affairs. neaut Lake; Joanne Ippolili, an Activites (NACA), which is a The decision concerning the international business major from reference service which supplies concert, said Kelly, will be final as King of Prussia. Pa.; Chris Kelly, entertainment listings and infor- soon as two preliminary steps are a pre-law major from Pittsburgh; mation on available bands or completed. and Paula Cass, an undecided muscians. "Only people that arc "Right now we have to work oo humanities major from Union Ci- touring or that are not hot at this a budget for a concert and we ty are the candidates. Lunch time are the ones that we can have to sec if the Hammermill Forno also said there are other Time lor lunch? get," said Kelly. Center is available, but if alternate positions available on Lunch need not be the Kelly explained that it is dif- everything works oul. we should the SGA. "There's one position in same ok) thing Domino's ficult to get a concert together get the Hooters." said Kelly. the sophomore class, two posi- Pizza otters a choice from because there are many Other SGA news includes tions in the junior class, and one any of a thousand com preparatory steps that have to be details of the 8-Ball dance, which senior position." bmattontot additional will be held in October. Dance Hams to eerva two-or completed in a short time and that SGA meetings arc open to the twenty' We use only the the bands' availability changes Committeeperson Carrie Bell said Gannon community and are held beat ingredients, hand quickly. "Sometimes its hard the theme of the dance will be every Thursday evening at 7:30 in rosed dough and TOO* because we have to get permission "Lucky Star." Bell also announc- the New Student Services natural dairy cheeee. You to use the Hammermill Center in ed that the Homecoming parade building. get a noticeably superior two weeks (because that's when will be Fri., October 26 and pure! Domino's Pizza Is number one for teat, free 30 minute pizza delivery

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•. 10 SEPTEMBER 25. 1965 THE GANNON KNIQHT BULLETIN BOARD Upcoming Events Students for Life Mil flowers Lance meeting scheduled Gannon University Students for Life will be selling flowers for The Laace, Gannon's yearbook, will hold an organizational Parents' Weekend in Zurn lobby and the cafeteria for SI. meeting on Tuesday, Oct. I at II a.m. in the Gold Room in the Old The flowers will be on sale Sept. 26, 27, 30, and Oct. I. Main building. The. Laace is looking for an editor-in-chief, photographers, and vtxr&zzs Wireless Society sets Meeting staff members. Gannon's Wireless Society is holding their first meeting of the Parents Weekend held The third annual Parents Weekend Program will be held Oct. 5 and semester on Thursday. Sept. 26 at 3:30 p.m. in Zurn 103. JOB — Career Services For more information, call Scott Hudler at 833-5591. 6. The program will feature mini-classes, open houses, and athletic events. Training program slated Fall Phonathon organized RESUMES PERSONALIZED INTERVIEWS Hospitality House fot Women, an emergency shelter for women and Any students or organizations can volunteer to help with the annual their children in crisis, will conduct a training program for volunteers Fall Phonathon. Volunteers will be calling Gannon alumni and parents 1-800-562-7526 beginning Oct. 12, 1985. from the Commons, Monday through Thursday evenings. Volunteers will be expected to commit 12 hours a month for at least Society holds meetings 30,000 USED BOOKS one year. The student chapter of the American Production Inventory Control 15,000 hardbacks Anyone interested working with women in crisis should call Jackie Society will meet Oct. I from 11 a.m. until noon in Beyer Hall, room Stuns at 454-8161 to arrange an interview and get more information. 214. All students are welcome to attend. Alpha-Omega Book Shop 1031 Stale Street Opportunities 10 a.m. ■ 5:30 Mon.-Sat Job tapes available MOVIE NEW TITLES AVAILABLE AT NASH LIBRARY A series of five, 30-minute video cassettes and video tapes titled "Kir- TICKETS BUSINESS by Stanat on Jobs" are currently available in the Media Center of the Jacobson, Harold, Natworka ol Indepandanca. Nash Library. Common valuas. common causes... The tapes contain 90 one-and-a half minute segments on various jobs Allen. Roger. Human ttr.it: Ha nature and control. and careers. Hawley. Amos Henry. Man and environment. gMrowt Indutlrial hygiene eapectt ol plant operations Dreyfuss. Henry. Symbol sourcebook: authoritative guide to Classified ads International graphic symbols. HELP WANTED AT THE Press. Laurence. IBM PC and Ita application!. PI M»i |i<«n nlil11 tar ili|i MSm l* HIM mta «•■ • Directory ot business and financial tervlc.t pmi M rHf« Can nwliiliB, In* tr»»rt aMfl waffc «H Erlkson. Jonathan. C-64 telecommunications ■llltnilir tm lac., IMS M»III,I 1 H%hra>. " Ywk Mm. m« U1-J7U. SAC Putting the one-minute manager to work. HUMANITIES Boiler. Paul F . Presidential anecdotes. Sulzbeiger. Cyrus. The American Heritage picture hlttory ol World War II. THINKING OF A CAREER Pound. Ezra. Ears Pound and Dorothy Shakeapear their lettert. Sperber. Jonathan. Popular Catholicism In the nineteenth century. IN PSYCHOLOGY OR Peradotto. John. Classical mythology: an annotated bibliographical survey. Blum, Richard A . American film acting: the Stanitlavtki MENTAL HEALTH heritage 6> Cox-Reanck. Janet. Dynasty and destiny in the Medici art. Inimoli. Michael, Taking soaps seriously: the world ol Guiding Light. COUNSELING? SCIENCE Moss. T S „ Handbook on semiconductors, vol. 3. Wu. William. Elements ol digital satellite communications. The Psychology-Mental Health Nutrition and athletic performance. Bhalt, J.J., Oceanography: exploring the planet ocean. Gibilisco. Stan Basle transistor course. Counseling Club is sponsoring a Whitworth. Ian. 16-BIT Microprocessors. Science fair project index, 1973-1960 career-oriented lecture on Tues.. MDS memory data book. Oct. 1, at 11:00 A.M. in Zurn 325 GANNON UNIVERSITY Dr. Kenneth Gamble and Mrs. Ann HEALTH SERVICES 6th and Sassafras Sts. Mofiatt will discuss their educational Open Daily 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. background and job experience in their Monday through Friday respective fields of Psychology and Announcing NEW Doctor's Hours Gerontology. Question and answer period Dr. Roland Miller - Tues.-Thurs * Dr. SUn Slabic - Mon.-Wed.-Fri. would follow. Monday 8:00 am -10:00 am Tuesday 1 00pm • 3 00pm Ft— donuu, Juice, and coffee will be provided. Wednesday 1 00 p m - 3 00 p m Thursday 100 p m - 3:00 p m Friday 600am. -10:00am r All Related Majors Welcome. Flu Shots atWJteaXe ttmrtlng Sept. JOth All students are eligible for services including Erie Commuters THE GANNON KNIGHT SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 11 SPORTS EXTRA Knights make bid for national prominence by Patrick Qlll.ipl. nesburg. South Africa). The sophomore Hans van Rheenan season. "The verdict is still out on shutouts. The Gannon what? Thai could speedy van DeMerwe tallied 19 (younger brother of Rob), junior Wayne," said Russo. "Most of Adding depth to the Knight well have been the reaction of goals last year to go along with ten Glenn Cooper (Willowdale, On- the guys have been playing defense is a trio of seniors in Andy many coaches, sportswriters, and assists in leading the squad in tario, Canada), and senior Lou together for two years. Wayne Bromley (Wexford, Pa.) and Dan soccer enthusiasts across the scoring. His 48 points enabled the Sweterlitsch (Bethlehem, Pa.). just got here two weeks ago." Farrer (Washington, Pa.) in the United States when the Golden Knights to post a 16-5 record, se- Van Rheenan was expected to Backing up the defense is a backfield, and Albertson (Erie, Knights earned a berth in the cond best to the previous year's contribute immediately last year strong group of veteran Pa.) in goal. Sophomore keeper NCAA II soccer playoffs a year 17-3 finish. The 5'9" South and did, but an injury halted his defenders. Russo feels this is the Bernie Maygers-IBaltimore, Md.) •JO, African Junior Team captain set a season after the ninth match. The strength of the team. Heading the also gave a strong defense added Under the leadership of Head school record taking 110 shots 6'l" van Rheenan had five assists list of veteran backers is senior depth. Coach Rob Russo, the Knights during his freshman campaign along with four goals in his Tom Thompson (Waterport, New "Going into 1985 season, we set catapulted onto the national soc- and was the first Gannon frosh to shortened rookie season. York). The 6-foot Thompson is a several goals for ourselves," said cer scene but year. In only three be named to an NCAA all- Cooper started IS games last four year starter, and after an in- Russo. "Among these is to win years. Russo has turned around American team. year at midfield and took the jury to keeper Mike Albertson the region and the Western Penn- the Gannon University.soccer pro- "Rob and Gerry complement slack after the loss of van during the 1983 campaign, he ac- sylvania Intercollegiate Soccer gram from one that merely existed each other extremely well,"said Rheenan. The S'9" former cepted the switch to goalkeepr. Conference (WPISC). I think our to one that is a viable contender Russo. "I really believe they're George Vanier High preformer Aiding Thompson on defense will chances of getting back into the for the national championship. two of the premier forwards in the tallied nine goals and nine assists be juniors I) J. Centa and Frank NCAAs is very good with all our Gannon is the lone NCAA II country." his freshman year after signing on Brown of North Olmsted, Ohio, returning players." school with two returning first Aiding van Rheenan and van as a late recruit by Russo. and Dennis Villagomez (Arl- team all-Americans. Senior striker DeMerwe in scoring is junior Sweterlitsch started ten times last ington, Va.). Centa was a second Rob van Rheenan (Zeist, Dave Dix (Lyndonville, New year and Russo expects him to be team all-Region selection last Holland) holds just about every York). The former Lyndonville an important cog in the Knights' year, while Brown completed the NCAA II TOP TEN scoring record imaginable in Gan- High standout scored three goals wheel again this season. 1984 season as the third leading SOCCER RANKINGS non history. The 5'9" van a year ago along with having eight Expected to give van Rheenan, scorer in soccer with nine goals Rheenan totaled 33 points a year assists. "Dave is starting to take Cooper, and Sweterlitsch support and two assists taking over for the la*. • h*. 1* ft. '•4 1 I Stwik Padflc XT MM ago on 13 goals and seven assists. some initiative on the field," com- at midfield this season is freshman injured Hans van Rheenen at 1 1 Da-taaEftaM m 4<>0 In three years at Gannon, van mented Russo. "Dave has to be Wayne van DeMerwe, Gerry's midfield. 4 3 SoutSetn (OMMCIKW IX MM 4 G«IKNI m J«4» Rheenan has booted 43 goals and confident. Especially if an oppo- younger brother. The younger van Sophomore keeper Mike Celetti 5 lloodi InmruMioMl »l M-l 39 assists while seeing action in 55 nent marks one of our two all- DeMerwe was a last minute addi- (St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada) * • 1 «i,r Si - North l»Vfr 1U 5-1* > T rimpe ISO 1 M matches. Americans." tion to the Knights roster, and had a steller freshman season 1 • v- York To* 141 4-04) The Knights other first team although it is expected to take him ll • Nr» Ha*** \U 1«M Making the scoring possible for allowing only 1.00 goals per 11 10 CtucoStMf IM J-l 1 returnee is sophomore striker the aforementioned trio is a trio time to adjust, Russo figures on match. The 6'3" Celetti totaled Gerry van DeMerwe (Johan- of midfielders, including his contribution later in the 109 saves enroute to four PARENTS WEEKEND professionalism, pro • fesh'a • no • Hz"- um, n. 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McDonald's INFORMAL Friday, September 27 7:00 pm Buy Any Large Sandwich J at 8th St., Apt. B (2nd floor) and *$» Receive a Regular Order • of French Fries FORMAL Sunday, September 29 7:00 pm / FREE at STUDENT SERVICES CENTER % Good only at 403 Stale St. ' rK-t Coupon expires 1075/85 AU4yr. Business Majors Welcome 12 SEPTEMBER 26, 1M5 THE GANNON KNIGHT SPORTS Knights abound Now at 8-3 by Dave Shamo Red hot Lady Knights take two Gannon's men's and women's lennis learns successfully completed a week of action, adding both to their win and loss columns. by Chris Plckatt ful for Duquesne as the Lady Gannon took the next two mat- In the women's action, Coach Linda Eagley's Lady Knights took a The Gannon Lady Knights Knights won 15-3 again. ches 15-10 and 15-11, for the win. pair from Behrend, while bowing to St. Bonaventure. volleyball team saw action this In the next game against IUP, Austin commenting on the In their first victory, a completion of a rain-postponed match past week by hosting Duquesne Gannon had a little more trouble. game,"It wasn't pretty, but I'll from the previous week, the Lady Knights served a 5-4 defeat to and Indiana University of The first match was the most dif- take it." Behrend. Single wins were recorded by Diane Kovalik, Mary Kip- Pennsylvania. ficult for Gannon due to lUP's The Lady Knights, now at 8-3, pley, Laurie Wilczynski, and Mary Beth English. The first game of this triple- unforeseen power. But the core of go on the road tonight to meet St. In win number two over Behrend, Gannon victories were again header included Gannon against Austin's seniors (Zendron and Bonaventure and Buffalo State. registered by Kovalik, Kippley, along with Jennicr Kippley, Lori Duquesne. In the first match the Komer, along with Linda Gannon is home again on Oct. 12, Kiselow, Katie Collins, and Lynn Sontag as Gannon slammed Lady Knights jumped upon Du- Carlsson and Val Nowicki) to take on Ashland and Villa Behrend 6-0. quesne with what Coach Lea brought Gannon a 15-13 win. Maria at 12 p.m. The pair of victories offset a loss to St. Bonaventure, 7-2, putting Austin described as the best hit- the Lady Knights at 3-2 on the year. ting and blocking attack perform- On the men's side of the court, Gannon toppled Canisius, 8-1. The ed by the team all year. The Knights were led by Doug Botiver, who took his counterpart in outstanding attack was led by straight sets, 6-0,6-0. Also recording wins for Gannon was Pat Hea- seniors Theresa Komer and Laurie ly. Bud Wendel. Dan Tccd. Mike Quirk, and Bill Stasko. Zendron. Leading the team in blocking was sophomore Robin Janc/ic and frosh Amber Dem- chak, as Gannon look the match 15-3. In the second match, Gan- non again proved to be too power-

SMASHING - ■ Sophomore Robin Jaaeric alts the ball at IUP defenders prepare to block the ER - Sophomore tenab standee* shot ia the volley ball game played Kovaliclt retains si shot la Ike Imnis natch agates! Btaread. Gaaaon last Saturday al the Hammermill woa both mitthn played. (eater. Gaanoa woa, 3-0. Gannon's diamondmen took to the field this past week after a 1-2 start and pulled one game atove .500 by taking a pair away from Canisius, 8-6 and 3-2. In the first game Gannon's explosive 6th inning was set off by a three-run homer by Sal Valvo, leading the Knights to the win. In the second game, with the score I -0, with a Canisius advantage, Mark Gaeta blasted a solo shot to close the margin. In the bottom of the seventh with Canisius again up 2-1. Gannon loaded the bases with no outs. Dave Woll's sacrifice fly sent in Jeff Kirk land tying the '85: Pittsburgh's bad dream score. The ball escaped the Canisius catcher due to a bad throw and "The swing and a high fly ball legend Roberto Clementc The following year, the "Candy sent in Rob Lechner with the go ahead run, making the Gannon vic- to deep left field, this may do it, displayed a showcase of hitting as Man" tapped the league's lowest tory intact. back to the wall goes (Yogi) he batted .414 and was named earned-run average of 2.34 as he As Gannon traveled to Edinboro to face the Scons in another Berra, it's over the fence, home most valuable player of the series, won 20 games. Batting king Dave twin-bill, the tables were turned. Edinboro stuck it to the Knights run, the Pirates win!" proving to the nation his ability Parker led baseball's hitting at- 12-5 and 5-2, putting Gannon at 3-4. These, the everlasting words of was equal to that of Henry Aaron tack in both 1978 and '79. Gannon's doubleheader against Fredonia didn't fair much better NBC radio announcer Chuck and Willie Mays. Pittsburgh, Pa., a steel town as the Knights lost 6-1, and 8-7. Thompson, in the ninth inning of Nor will people of Pittsburgh rich in baseball history, has hit Coach Ivan George's Knights, 3-6 on the year thus far face Mer- the seventh game of the I960 forget their "City of Champions' rock bottom in the 1985 season~A cyhurst today at home, I p.m., followed by Buffalo University World Series. The homerun, hit in 1979 as both Pirates and team that has claimed so many

(■*»y)- ____-_ by Bill Materoski, enabled the Steelers claimed championship baseball legends, is now claiming Gannon's cross-country team traveled to Akron, Ohio last Satur- Pirates to defeat the New York seasons. The '79 Bucs, headed by such no-names as Sid Blean, Den- day to run in the Akron University Invitational. The harriers found Yankees in one of baseball's most team captain Willie Stargell, the ny Gonzalez, and Sammy Khalifa. the competition stiff from a field of almost all Ohio schools. exciting World Series, and spur- MVP of that series, led the The Pirates, once proud cham- Dave Burger led the Knights to an 8th place finish out of ten red an all night celebration in the pions of baseball are now plagued teams. Leading through two miles of the course, Burger finished in streets of Pittsburgh. by an investigation of illegal drugs 25:02 over the five-mile course, coming in 6th individually. But today there's no celebra- which has blemished many Dan Dworski led the red of the Knight attack, followed by Dave tion. The Pirates have undoubted- Dave respected Pirate reputations. Kanaka, Chris Rafferty, Bob Bell and Rob John. ly seen better days. At last glance The team, now for sale by Coach Rick Killian was pleased with his team's performance com- Pittsburgh was 41 games behind owner John Galbreath, must deal menting. "It was a good tune-up for the National Catholic Cham- the front running St. Louis Car- Shemo with rumors of moving to pionships at Notre Dame next Friday." dinals, with the second-worst Washington, New Orleans, or team batting average in baseball. "Lumber Company" to a maybe Indianapolis due to poor The Bucs 50 wins, 96 losses and brilliant comeback after being attendance. Knight of the week .342 percentage is baseball's down three games to one against But fear not, Pirate fans. The poorest record, and this year the Orioles. This week's Best Knight of the Week award goes to two women's Bucs will bounce back. Manager ranks as one of the Pirates worst tennis standouts, Diane Kovalik and Mary Kippley, for their excep- The Pirates have also seen Chuck Tanner is one of baseball's tional play in the three Gannon matches played this past week. years of all time. flashes of outstanding individual finest. Tanner, one of the in- The Pirates have indeed seen ' Kovalik comes to Gaaaon from Ml. Peasant, Pa., while Kippley performances. Harvey Haddox dividuals interested in buying the better days. Pittsburgh fans will is from Cincinnati, Ohio. This sophomore pair teamed up to score pitching 12 innings of perfect dub, is accustomed to a good never forget the 1971 World Series one of the two points scored against St. Bonaventure. They each also baseball, only to loose the game in fight. recorded single victories in both matches against Behrend. against the Baltimore Orioles, the 13th to a Milwaukee Braves' Remember, the Pirates are a Honorable mention for this week of sports goes to Gerry van when Pirate Pitcher Steve Blass Joe Edcock home run. The 1976 product of Pittsburgh. Steel may DeMerve (soccer), Dave Burger (cross-country), and Theresa Koraer hurled nine innings in game seven no-hit game pitched by John bead, but it won't break. (volley-ball). as the Pirates were acclaimed Candeleria against the Dodgers on "World Champions." Baseball's Monday Night Baseball.