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li A|ima.1963 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. MN0.21 —.^^— Ti^— ." — — T ...1 . _L-^_.. _ II Called to Radiation Party By UNDA BOND stetion. people were gathering, the Radnor Acting Sgt. outdoor drinksng event on Michael Oreski com- police had to be called, mented, "We were getting and ^floith lawn of Stanford Hall NevUle went on to&ay that "stu- going I a tense situation UiyoIv- nowhere and feared for all dents were uncoojierative with of our safety." Oreski Radnor police and several requested Radnor police. I aift disappointed that two or students on March 28. three students ap- in the way students responded to proach the police University residents were and discuss the the police. The last thing we possibility of "an acute iting the anniversary and explo- would have wanted was physical sive situation." Three „. Three Mile Island accident students confrontatwn." stepped up and the Rev. j^*3adiation Day Party", which Ralph "They (Radnor police) confia- Shurer, a faculty that day had gotten out of member, ar- cated the obvious kegs and left by l\ p.m. Hved. 1:30 p.m., but other kegs came Students cleared away from Hudents encircled kts& of beer the later," Neville remarked, secur- cars and police left. Campus security, people from J Would not let Villanova No citations were given out and Life, and people remove them, prompt- the office of Residence the police report emphasized security to notify the that the Rev. John Driscoll, O.S.A., ^ campus ' there were no injuries and no dam- University, ip police of the beer party. president of the ages to people or property. at jRatatkm." Any - .f In the fall, there was a high . This prohibition was the result on campus is susceptible to ^^The LCB has caused the Uni- school student who told his par- party m ci LCB warnings directed to Dr. rakied by the LCB. Rather ^ #ifsity to restrict the use of aloo- ents that he had been drinking at being Richard A. Neville, vke president than risk this and take the chance 1^. According to the Rev. John Villanova and his parents called \r' being arrested, programming the LCB. At this time the board of heads have complied with Ne- functions cur- - H University . r wanted (-.,, ville's directives. Parties selling tailed. All of the resident assist- are no longer held at the ants were called together and told alcohol *»"- • -. University. to stop parties. ,'.'•/: A dry M*A*S*H Celebration adiate A more recent incident involved held on Feb. 19 was unsuccessful a party planned at (jood Counsel, attendence was con- when someone sold a ticket to a as far as alcohol was served. Ac- high school student. The parents cerned. No cording to Gail Jakelis, treasurer saw the ticket and called the LCB of the RSA Executive Board, the to complain. The LCB contacted has "changed its aim to at- the school and the party was can- RSA ...^,.^___»««^ tract more people." The RSA had fuelled ^^^ j^^ ^^^^ O.S.A., dean The LCB came on campus last (Continued on page 6) of students. Field House Plan Delayed

By MARY CLAIRE LEAHY The extension date set at May eral options to expand parking fa- Villanova's new Field House 27 brings a total of 60 days of ex- cilities. Among the options are plans were turned down by the tension for action on the Field other permanent spaces for over- Radnor Planning Commission at a House plan, which began the ap- ni^t parkers, "urging" night stu- meeting on April 4. The 4-to-2 de- proval process in January. dents to park somewhere other nial favored that the Field House ''We gave the extension to the than the four lots needed for the ' parking plans did not comply with Township and they set the date,'* Fiekl House use and putting to- the code requirements for park- said Burnell. gether a whole new parking pack- plans did not pro- ing. University The University will probably age in which the University woukl for the potential vide ample space have alternative parking plans attempt to improve parldng condi- which would park numbo* of cars within a week to a week-and-a- tions throughout the entire cam- weekday basketball night for a half and will present the plans pus. game. sometime in the next few weeks, The University did provide a estimates showed only Initial according to Bumeil. ''satisfactory** pedestrian safety 400 parking spaces would be in plan for the township commis- The new parking provisions use in the four parking k>ts. New sion, turned down unacceptable should comply with the planning estimates show the figure of uaed plan two weeks ago. The new pe- commissions expectations. How- Reflecting. spaces to be 1 ,250. The figure dif- deatrian safety plan inchidea ever, the commission ia only an DeLeon'a ference is attributed to the addi- 1,500 feet of fencing akxig the East ... the attitttdea of people ia what dark adviaory committeeand ita recom- profile on tional 1,000 parking permits the and West Lancaster Avenue tots colmin in the Inquirer ia aU about. For a mendations do not have to be ac- University has sokl and the addi- and controlled pedestrian side- 0eLeon turn to page 7. cepted the Radnor Board of tional 33 vehidea now uaing the bf Commiaaioners. wadEBon both skies of Ithac Ave- tots mainly aa a **storage bin.** Reaching. . nue • Villanova haa received an exten- Bumefl commented to a tocal Retocation of the cxiatiQg side- the aecoad conaecutive yw plana, 'Vhich mouis newspaper, that the Unhreraity . . . tha Final Bight lor sion on the walk on Ithan Avenue doaer to Team. For the acoop little Bxanedetay/'aooordiiig far to WM the Vflkuaova Baakethall just a wfnt ao aa ten the pbaning the croaaiiig signal and fence ia 24. ctt teop» aee pngea 19 MMl to the Rtv. Gcarge Bomeil, cmnnBaMn cnac me unneraxy alao induded. One other the OSJL, aaiialMl to iftcaitait liould leatrict ticket aalea at the die Radiation. . The Uhimafty w ni btbtck lathe FiaU Hpoaa to S,400dwii«^ Pnlftoe to Iheaa mmtm^ 27, the capncity wM be §,400. Tha IMwaity ia

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r- ,"^ i Housing Lottery In Phase Thr^ i i^^A^^HhmUw Tliewaitii^lietforthoeewho By GAUAOAN Cutoff polnta are the only »«^ w«retottS7offwaamadeiip«n Tm care el th« n^nfe .iitw. -» .w4 ^ ^^^^i^JSJ?SnLZ for TWdMlliiieloriiilttritkm >Sdil5.IVkrtyj^^^ <, ,.ti cutoff phap three d die hootiqglpttcry When decidhie Qsi the ^«;^2rShS^ gyommteaJSTlSS^^S^lS^to be aseigned tower April Anfooe wiahiiig ooinU.Reeidence*?""" Life nmet {^: gmday. & The ** P»«»» \ . . --.t„^_ computer waa suppoaed ^ dupficates DumoerR. gi ikipite iiat be them by the number or lofitffti to eifa up to p ohminate thia problem. ftgislerad bf today. A new addUM to the housinf problem lacing the up- Aided Woricstiop and the plMMe thraeaDow^ for per- A nujor Students Religious Women lott«7, I IMentzer Award to live on Dross lor Success to obtain the moi? do* perdassmen wishing workshop deaigiied to help religxms tidpiiiU I Don't miss the chance for 1 oompleCie A Future f campus is tbentmiherol incoming Nominations and iimgi- giivd rooms which are available your hest colors educators reflad on imifery Ml housed on campua. The Searcli cok)r analysis. Discover sponsors the 'Women and the Future" will he^ oncempua. ? freshmen in Job year the University wiU bp heU at in clothing and Each nation in their tMKhing freshmen has for a suooewful imace in- topk ol a talk ghfiBn by Susan B. Amslii^ niew oomputcrised method ^actual number d Mentaer Biiemarial Award which it VOlanova Univertity April 15 and 16. The SUZANNE EEYNOLDS make-upi You will also be counseled on p,m. All thoae not chanoBd, the percentage who ^ Dr. student who, from dam on April 12 at 7KK) of oogdiM^tng the lottery cauaed I This summer, Stokes and tended to honor one Entitled "Three Companions: Art. ^ has gone 'The Career Devdopment Cen- liair and jewdry. Thedate is April 21 at issues or the fii- com- wish to hve on campus seems to have con- itttentM in women's levcnd problema. the moot or- Zinner of the Mechankal Engi- Dougherty. documented sources, Sisterhood and Sabbath in Kdigioua^- ter appears to be placement 4 p.m. in the East Lounge ol opportuni- tute are invited to attend. The event is bei^ that some current juar up. neering Program will initiate a tributed most to expanding ucation,'* the program wiO baled by Dr. moo iented, althomh the center also sponsored by Villanova^ Oiganis^tkm were not assigned munbers. VBbnova in Summer Technical Empk)yment ties for the underprivileged. Maria Harris of the Aadorer Newton iors Freshmen entering sees the need to work with under- students to for Women and will be hekl in the St. The prohlem was blamed on the houMng The Vmanovan invites theok)gical School faculty. It will be 1963^ are guaranteed daasmen to plan their academir students Davkl's room of the Connelly Center. A] computer mistakenly dasaifying thia policy re- nominate those of their feltow hekl in Villanova's Connelly Center. for two years, and programs better," according to If Job Interviewing receptkm will foUow. juniors as seniors, and now, but the whom they know to have volunteered During the workshop, partkipants these mains intact as of Dr. Robert Stokes, director d the basis to therefore aaaumed that they bulletin states time and energy on a regular will examine art, fiUns, the advertising new Unhrersity Career Devek)pment Center. Skills not be returning and failed subject to such efforte as social actkm programs, media and other resources to determine would that thia rule may be The center win begin the Value yourself a favor and come to a free orphanage to assign them numbers. Theae Do hospital volunteer programs, the forces whkh help shape human con- change. Program, Villanova Alumni juniors (t;i seminar dealing with all aspects of the people, while kgithnate by programs, and the like. sciousness. Spring Concert housing Learning Experience, in the fall of Improve poise, attire, self- number of completed aca- The new computerised job interview. can be made to the W- further information or to register, the 1963. Thia program will enable Nominations For wekxxne Spring at the Villan- offers some bencfite. confidence, attitude and make-up. Date Murphy Come demic years, have been classified lottery also with lanovan, or to either Dr.James call Villanova's religious studies depart- students to spend a half day a of ova Singn-'s Spring Concert with their of the number Theie ire no kmger lines during is April 19 at 4 p.m. in the East Lounge of the English as seniors because alumnus in the alum- or Dr. Patrick Nolan ment at 6454730. Ro- moves more Villanova special guest, the college of New credito they have earned. phase one, phase two Dougherty. « Department. d be nt0*plaoe of work. The Value Pro- cheUe Glee Club, on Apnl 16 at 7.30 in Residence Life as- orderiy, and phase three can The Office d gram will allow "underclassmen 'K'i St. Mary's Chapel. Admission is Free. then* numbers offered. Sunshine sij^ these people and other students who have nar- Project fah- random ntunber by an equally rowed their career choice to know Artist Wanted Men Day while taking Chriatopher Janosik, director three is a big help to thooe There will be one last Sunshine Uble. This mahod, phase about their career," accord- in doing your applications for the more 1?? Anyone who is interested Pick up April 12 from 1:00 to 1:30 in of residence life. ^re already on campus for the meeting on ^^q ing to Stokes. Freshman Record, of V.U." calendars todayJfs your some artwork for the -Men 215 Tolentine. Please be sure to attend to The Career Development Cen- f.V'.'i' envelope Entries are extended please drop off samples (in an last chance. receive the schedule for Planetarium Stiow this meeting to ter is also "actively seeking ways number) in April 11. They are available in 209 St. with your name and phone to it a fun day is sponsoring a Sunshine Day and make The V.U. planetarium to aid students for job search," ac- the Villanova Union office. Art Majors, Thomas. on the to|»c Watt jfor the kkis. planetarium show tonight cording to Stokes. Special pro- this is your chance to add experience to will begin of comets. The presenUtkm grams, such as workshops for your resume. All samples must be re- observa- at 7:30 and will be foltowed by dual career couples and "job- , ! will be re ceived by April 15. Samples six-inch refracting Political Union tions through the By techniques for the lib- Democrats hunting" f» I College Vigil turned. > 'r";' peace Weather permitting, to be telescope. found no support which must eral arts student, and on-the-site Stokes, director of Ca- Tom Leonard, independent candidate Hall. duces contaminants Robert vigil sponsored by Villanova held in the 4th floor of Mendel By RUTH THOMAS provkled by the A peace ir, considered interviews are Center. for Mayor of Philadelphia, will be the who be removed from the site and the reer Development and other area Catholic col- The ViUanova Pblitical Union Democrats University a man of "no redeeming McDonald's restaurants which center. vv3 . : guest speaker for the College >•, groups will take supported the resohition, This Photography „>i leges and ecumenical Through "mock interviews" Program, or STEP. This program on April 14 in the Connelly Center. latsoever." Watt ckums are needed to feed place this April 10 at St. Peter and Paul house hivors the resignation d Se- and preparations of resumes, the to obtain summer these devek)pers produces litter. will attempt will Interior James Watt has been called before Seminar ^^ cathedral at 6 p.m. Participants Held Over cretary of the center helps students to improve empkiyment for engineering stu- Godspeil three House Committees to ex- interested in meet at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Watt" at their March 28 meeting. their job search. According to Director of Attention all students Villanova The conservative delegation of dents. Stokes became Isi 1 p.m. bus Due to popular demand Sinclair, guest speaker plain his policy initiatives, one of photography! The Kodak Photo Se- Graduation to begin the peace march at 5 A Mr. Ben the bus- Stokes,"j6b placement of students Villanova's Career Development Theatre's very successful productran of the Political Union upheld University for the evening and a member of whkrh dted hun for contempt on inter- is coming to Villanova University Anyone interested in ushering for any win be leaving Villanova assur- is a result of on-campus Center in August of 1982. Pre- minar scheduled to close April 9. inessman's perspective by p.m. If you Godapett, Executive Committee of grounds d failure to fully disclose part of its 1983 College Tour. The or all of the graduation ceremonies on from the fieW house at 4:30 both the mining views or by skills acquired viously, he was Associate Director as held over for an additional two ing the audience that strip to Campus has bm the Sierra Club of Pennsylvania information. Sinclair sees Watt as seminar, sponsored on campus by the May 13, 14, and 15 please see Christine have not yet signed up, come returned to forest through the career devetopment of Placement at the University of performances on ApHl 15 and 16. than a "party hack" land could be is office in so. and the National Board of Direc- noting more Villanova Union Lecture Committee, Storck in the Villanova Union Ministry to do all mineral goals were center." Maine and also a career counsekNr 1> *.X'» This magical cdebratkm of the gospel parklands and wikllife when I 645-7280. | [tors for the Defenders of Wildlife, who op^s approximately 77 per- im an eye-opening 3-hour session designed the Connelly Center, or call at achieved without threat to the In 1962, at Indiana University in Indiana. according to St. Matthew has been billed preserves to deserving Alaska Re- knowledge of for signing up to usher is April called lor Watt's resignation, join- cent of the Villanova graduating to expand students' Deadline spir- f natural order. Both the moderates by tocal critk» as •'an esdjularatiiig of Congress and publicans who will then feed the and help them get the most 22. ing 40 jnemhers were class obtained employmeiit. Most photography experience," "extremely entertain- and the liberals in the Union Criminal Justice itual 84 newspapers across the nation. coiffers of the Republican Sena- acquired during the out of their cameras and films. curious to know how the conser- jobs were f ing ... a show you shouMn't miss!" tors h-om Alaska. Correction The seminar, which is led by two of such a spring and summer months, ac- Edward G. Rendell, District Attorney Curtain time for the April 15 and 16 In addition to the reactions of vative speaker supposed will be Law Sctiool to Stokes. In the March 25 edition of the Kodak's expert photographers, Free an altotment in the fed- feat would take place and their cordir^ of Philadelphia, will speak about "Vic- performances is 8 p.m. in Villanova Congress and newspapers, Sin- Despite in 4: ;.^ in year, Stokes suggests a Villanovan an error was made held on April 13 from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Workshops ^n how to do legal re- three times that fears were not allayed when it was This tims and Witnesses in the Criminal Jus- University's Vasey Theatre. Ttekets are clair noted that six states have eral bud^ '83 Budget* Admission is free of combination of job search tech- the *Senate Approves Connelly Cinema. search and on other topics including Villanova filed to Watt's fa- which Watt requested for the pur- determined that the United States ' tice System" on April 11 at $7.00 with discounts for students and suit in response If® I' { niques be used to find employ- story. It should have read: "Sena- charge. workers compensation, real estate law, reservations will be voring of Continental Shelf Dril- chase and maintenance of park- must "intelligently exploit" its University. senior citizens. No I proposed an discrimi- ment. Job placement in the fields tor Justin Green family law, and employment being presented with fling. lands, the Secretary of the Interior natkmal parks. His lecture, which is taken, but tickets can be charged up for the 15 the Free Law such of accounting, marketing and amendment to make nation will be offered by part of Villanova's University College Mastercard by phoning 645- feels we should curtail as VISA or easily percent loss the faculty pay took Balloon April 19. Fees range notice and management will be more Hot Air School, b<^nning of victimology, will begin at 6 hours of 1 and 5 p.m., Watt's concept of making na- spending until further course 7475 between the Due to a lack of time there was in 1970." to $10 per evening. For more turn over some of the obtain«l, according to Stokes. Op- back •V.-. you like to fly in my beautiful from $3 110 Hartley. Tickets can also be pur- Itional parks benefit all people, im- that he must '•Would p.m. in Monday-Friday. no serious discussion of the issue employment on the The Villanovan regrets the information, call 567-1641. national parks for min- portunities for .^ balloon? Would you like to glide in my April 18, Catherine Bachrach, direc- the Vasey box office at the plying the park's necessary use existing I chased at of auto emission standards and civic engi- error. Sinclair noted fields of chemical and beautiful balloon? We could float among tor of the Community Safety Program in stated above and from 6 p.m. on for both asthetk and economic eral development. times their proposed changes. neering are few. the stars together you and I, For we Philadelphia, will Ulk to the class about nights of performance. For more infor- purposes (mining and mineral de that natural gas development pro- could fly, we could fly!" If you would like Pakistan Seminar "Victim-Witness Advocacy" beginning mation on Godspeil call 645-7474. to fly in a hot air balloon, see any frater- at 6 p.m. in 112 Bartley. nity, sorority, or Villanova Union "Pakistan and the Arc of Crisis" will ".' ;- For more information call University i'i' held Race be the focus of a seminar being Democratic member. College at 645-4300. oode Discusses the cupboards April 8 and 9 in Villanova's St. Mary's we differ but he's in Philadelphia. All The Villanovan: .^1 R'li Publication |9y LEONARD J. La BARTH person, based upon experience, I'm not sure now ran dry the first few weeks in Feb- "What about your arrange- Hall. never, that I've seen, given a co- calling it based upon integrity, based upon American Institute Woricstiop Political analysts are ruary." ments for debates with Rizzo?" . , the r. « ( ,« Sponsored by his I paragraph on what .n; training, and a sense of caring and herent J. Justice \tke in Philadel- t. and battle the century n Dance Marathon of Pakistan Studies which is head- Peace of the The Villanovan: Goode: A workshop on "How to Write compassion for people, that can views are about safety in is phia The 17 Demo- The Villanova Dance Ensemble quartered at Villanova University, the Peace and Justice Program is politics. May "Concerning the Republican "There are differences. Rizzo The Successfully for Publication" will be lead this city into a strong fu- city." to benefit Big \cratic race will feature a see as the most to have it holding a Dance Marathon program includes an address by U.S. sponsoring two events on campus dur- of race, who do you would like very much sponsored at the Episcopal Academy could ture." The Villanovan: Brothers/Big Sisters on April 10. It will of the Ymcandidate campaign that qualified and formidable oppo- before a TV audience, which is Congressman Lawrence Coughlin ing the week following twentieth an- Philadelphia on April 9. "You've received much praise Merion, will run the The Villanovan: be in the Day Hop from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. District. of the publication of my well decide who nent?" staged, and with three TV repor- ;) Pennsylvania's 13th niversary Pacem will include Ray^Heitz- said previously for caring very strongly about the Speakers Love. The oppo- "You've that Congressman Coughlin, who recently in Teriis. On April 13 at 3:30 p.m. in Kity of Brotherly people of the Goode: ters, which is staged, with the ca- mann, Fleda Jackson, JVrt Carey and neighborhood security is one of homeless, destitute race: W. Wilson Goode, returned from the Middle East, will de- Connelly Cinema. Jobs with Peace \mts in the additional "I think the person who would meras. I want to talk to the people. the John Hayes. ^;^"^: your top priorities. What will you city. As mayor, what liormer city managing director and probably be the most formidable to talk to TV repor- liver the keynote address at a banquet will present a 20-minute slide presenta- contact Wm. would you like to see I don't want For more information, mayor Frank do to see that through?" services Club St. speaker. hrevious two-term would be Tom Gola. Because he's ters. I like reporters but I really Bike planned for Friday at 6 p.m. at the tion and a guest This group is Ray Heitzmann. Director of Writing Goode: brought about?" \^izzo. a household word and a hero." don't want people to decide on the Bike Club will hold a 15-mile ride David's Inn. His speech will be followed campaigning to reduce tax money spent 789-5838. Goode* The Workshop at acknowledged front "A strong professional police de- by comments from Pakistan's ambassa- on weaponry and foreign intervention Goode is the that program questions the reporters ask me. on April 10. It will leave at 2 p.m. from partment is number one: I em- "I would expand hunner in this race that could reflect I'd to dor to the United States. His Excellency increase tax dollars spent on educa- is extensive I'll go anywhere to debate. go the back of the Connelly Center. and phasize professional because I to make sure it \the the city's politics. A Philadelphia. I'd debate on , of that coun- health care future of South Ejaz Azim and chief justice tion, housing, and human think that we need professional enough to be able to cover all the in the i' of Lahore. Javid Iqbal. programs. iGoode victory could result sys- Rizzo's turf." try's High Court needs Cultural Film Series officers on the street who are vis- people it should reach. The seating 's first black Joseph Beasley will address of Philadelphia system. I The Villanovan: ^: The Pakistani ambassador will visit Colonel I ible and are able to detect crime, tem is an excellent Wellness Week Villanova's CuUural Film Series will mayor. A graduate ofMorgan State "How much faith do you put in Villanova's campus again on April 13, to the Villanova Community on April 14 in potential crime in an area aiKl to would not add anything to it. thrilling German film Dna University of present the I University the polls?" David's room of and . the political i;i It's coming! On April 9, a 2 mile and address a banquet session of the univer- the Wayne/St. the Con- protect citizens; to prevent crime There is a walk-in shelter, which on April 10 and April 11. Nomi- \ School, at 3:30 p.m. Colonel Beas- Boot Pennsylvania's Wharton it has Goode: 6-mile fun run (11 a.m.), information in sity's political science seminar "The Is- nelly Center and to put more officers in uni- houses about 150 people; a six Awards, includ- figure in ley has retired from the military but nated for Academy Goode has been a visibU — psychiatric, "They're good. I'm still ahead." the Connelly Center and the R.S.A. of- lamic States in Soviet-American I form and move away from the soft five-day evaluation director (Wolfgang Petersen), serving on the the United States ing best {Philadelphia, first it has The Villanovan: '.r: fice, 215 Dougherty. April 11, Elliot Dia- Relations." That meeting will take place taught at Military jobs that they have now, the civ- medical evaluation section, in the Connelly at West Point for a of the film will be shown [Philadelphia OmncilforCommun- and "You've been quoted as saying mond. M.S., D.P.M. will speak on 7:30 p.m. in the University's Connelly Academy number ilian jobs. They now perform jobs a psychiatric boarding house at Villanova cam- and talk is entitled Center Cinema on the yfy Advancement as president outlet that Frank Rizzo is a "national "Holistic Aspects of Wellness" pre- Center. years. His "TheJust War like typing, answering telephones there is a boarding home pus, on Sunday at 3*30 and 7:00 p.m. and Uhief executive officer, then as embarrassment" to Philadelphia. cceded hy a free health food reception. For more infonrtatkwi about either and Justice in War." There can be no and being part of the radio system. system." earth without Monday at 7K)0 p.m. Following the Sun- \(hairman of the Pennsylvania Pub- Why?" On April 13, Dr. Emily Binns will speak event, caU 645-4738. on justice. They should be put out onto the The Villanovan: day night screening David Jones will yk Utilities Commission, andfrom ' Goode* :l on "Intrapersonal Relationships — Be- street. "Is there enough money being lead a discusSkm entitled "The Cinema \1979, as Pkilsdelphia's Managing that? Where did I say com*^ Intuned To Personal and Emo- "Secondly, there has to be a made available to keep the system "I said and of Claustrophobia." Admission for the \IHrector in Bill Green's cabinet. that? Is that right? That's true, he tiom. Needs," followed by Maureen Cheerleading strong partnership between the afkAt?" Poetry Reading and 8enk>r VUlemevem spoke series is $1.50 for students , RecenUy, ike is. Because of the way he is per- Tcrzian, College of Nursing who will neighborhoods and the poboe de- Street cam- Wildcat Tryouts Poetry Reading dtiscns and $3.00 for the general public. |»t7A Goode ai his Broad moere ceived. The worst thing that could speak Oil "Assertiveness and^he College A sponsored by the partment. I believe very strongly 'Terhaps a half-millkm Arts Call 645-7262 for more informatkm^ fign headquarters. for the happen to the city is to have Frank Studeftt." April 14 concludes Wdlncat Clink dates and times: April 13 (Wed- Dean d and Sciences and the Eng- in the town watch concept. It dollars m^t be sufficient I'Hie ViUaiiovan: The city "Fitness Festival" featur- — 4-7 p.m.; April lish department will be hekl April 14 at 4 The Film Series will continue job. Wa're Ulking about next year Rizao return as mayor. Week with a nesday) Ahmni Gym, up to works. through April 25 with screenings of 1f a potential voter came There would definitely take a step back- ing Ttfkius conmunity organixatioos, 14 rrtursday) — Ahi^Uii Gym. 4-7 p.m. p.ak Kcadings will be presented by pro- "I don't know about Frank havii^ $1.5 billion dollars. you asked why Louis MaDe's Atlmrtk - 4/17 18, on the street and in the eyes of everyone out- prises,^ demonstrations and free sam- Tryout date and time to be an- hmxn Evelyn Shuster, Irene Baird, CItr Risao in terms of crime. All I know win be an increase in need when ward [he mayor, shouM vote for you for -< Murphy. M«i4» -- 4«. «ii FaaabMv'a are cut off side of Philadelphia. . ples, h will be hekl in the Fiekl House noooccd. AppiicatkMM available in Stu- ttfHm Joseph DeCrwBnuittid GM is that he Ulks a k)C the first group of people )w woukl you reHKind?" April 8. JolmTkh. Lain - i/24-25. but there ia Atfimtely . 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»i Utters to the Editor II I Anterica^^i Qnikffliius t. Elections "Wltite i?^; Student Alcohol Survey 'Misrepresentation' IStudent government elections will be held next By STEPHEN SKROBALA Th^ VHUuiovan article coi Black Success once a week. 16 of these studenU No ANDERSON Thursday and for the first time at ViUanova, the leading TothcEditoR and DERMOT represented 84^ pletely overiooked that the survc government dections the Vil- The Vilhuiovan article on Al- were male which Do you want your black brother Ciounterparts. But still they are In lidit of the upcoming student contenders for Student Body President are two women reported 8i7 percent got dnu government cohol Consumption (Feb. 11,1903) percent / candidates. This a complete misrepres- tendance, 77 students of the campaign funds and penalties assessed to was 5^ 1)ut none can deal with the ques- The time has been too long now letter. Farsaci notes that entation of the results of the Alco- respondents answered "Yes." now thenl This year's campaigns have been relatively quiet as tion of racism as the one I have that blacks have been enduring male students (63.6 were only 562 responses receit hol Survey of 1961 from which These were 49 isked above. the consequences that comes with :^i:. tli^se vying for the various positions have concentrated the surveys sent >*i- source the VUfanovan got their percent) and 28 female students from 1560 out\ for I fed it is time to stop asking. It being a minority anyone to con- on the issue confronting students and not with denounc- These responses represent less thani figures. The survey was sent to (36.4 percent) in this group. The skier and care about. Unless se- is time for each and everyone (^ us h-; efforts. are addressing one percent of the total enroUmem < ing each other's The candidates 1,560 students. 562 replies were percentages in all these cases con- dedde, within ourselves, what rious eradications of these severe at Villanova. Does this to politicians love to received. cerned the male and female break- signify thm the usual concerns Villanova student the best answer is. It is time to circumstances are begun, black the survey was actually incompletel\ In the survey, only 19 students downs of the actual number of the have one alterna- exhort as important: extension of library hours, a stu- ,halt the, plea of innocence and ig- people will only The VUUmovan stands by its Ora- of the 562 respondents respnded repondents and not percentages of tive. The seeds of frustrations I Dorance and deal with the ques- dent bill of rights, the visitation policy. cle based on the initial information] '5- to the question of whether the whole group of those who re- fruit "Yes" tion. You as a person are have been sown, the of which It is important that students vote in the student entire survey. given by Farsaci. or not they were drunk more than sponded to the responsible for your actions. Do will be rebdlion. Whites have re government elections. Students are responsible for the you feel responsible enough to mained passively indifferent long ITl in office and should examine representatives they put El Salvador Op make a life-long committment to enough. Black nationalism is certainly "»„ , closely the stand each candidate takes on various issues. helping someone other than your- To the Editpn the Soviets are introducingoffen- these rebels be? Just whose "sdfj not the answer. Neither whites Pathetic student turnout at the polls is a veritabale self? I cannot believe that anyone into Cuba, and determination" are they seeking]! sive weapons The answer does not lie in the nor blacks wish for this to occur. trademark at the polls. In past years, student govern- who has the academic ability re- the >. * other Caribbean nations. Regret- Candidates representing ei ininds and hands of blacks and mi- The vk)lence and unnessary dis- but quired for admission to this Uni- ment was viewed as a well-intentioned infective tably, additional proof would tire political spectrum were nii and destruction it brings are norities, but in the mind and cord I think it is important to have students. last election versity could be so shallow when likely compromise our national se- ning, so why didn't the guerillj ugly. But organization designed by the The [hands of the multi-ethnic power wholly unprofitable and someone who represents the stu- it comes to understanding current curity. one can do that just to welcome the election? anything to 11 total student enrol- No what other alternatives are black "They haven't done .1 saw less than one-quarter of the Istructure better known as "White more effective this dent body because we deserve a problems. While I conclude "It has gotten world show the world that "we" are Granted, many Central Amerh given? have been put benefit so far but I'll give them held determine the presiden- [America." It is they who dominate people They that Fr. DriscoU is say in what goes on at V.U. I think me lment vote: a run-off was to that the two students writing on year. I think right, and "they" are wrong. can nations are repressive. Unforj in a position where they must take a chance. I'd like to see them spon- [the political, business, and educa- listening a little more to the stu- they do a fairly good job." tial election. behalf of the "Campus Coalition in this We're bigger than that. tunately, most nations is rightfully theirs. sor good outdoor parties/pic- tional institutkms of America. It is by force what government due to Tufano Andy Wozniak some ii is all eligible students on Central America" are ge- dent This year there no excuse for My favorite part of the editorial world are. In the case of Nicara- must be honest with your- nics. also White America that lives as You and his government." Junior, nuinely concerned with the prob- indeed an o| I not to vote. Student government, under the leadership of was the statement referring to gua, Somoza was so- self now, because the answer you Tom Sorrentino I the majority and has formed AnnQavin Computer Science lems there, I cannot fathom their "political groups that are demo- pressive tyrant. But thi question represents Sophomore, the current student body president, has proven to be a ciety in the manner that serves its give to this Junior^ Communications : ! motivation for trying to dissemi- cratic and enjoy popular support, Sandanistas are far more so. Th( Amer- Chemical Engineering fairly effective organization, representative of the Uni- [interests best. the key to race relations in nate such blatant misinforma- labeled Communists be- "revolutionary program of soci< but are Sometimes we forget that poe- ica. versity students'. The Villanovan urges all students to tion. cause they seek self- reconstruction" that CCCA meni is no, then you Iple of color are also Americans, If your answer vote. Most importantly, we ask the students to concen- It is not the least bit absurd to determination." Since the article tions in Nicaragua includes mass| of mi- fiiey. like their (white) brothers, favor racism and oppression race for President. Student recognize that the Soviets do back was supposed to be about El Salva- executions of "undesirables" black trate on the Student Body [seek to live a respectable, credita- norities. You've given your such groups as the Sandanistas poUtical beliefs arenoti ^ dor, I assume that the authors cause their opportunities to government is only as strong as the leadership. [ble and meaningful life. They brother few in Salvador. and the rebels El were referring to the guerillas in line with government position.] realizatk)n. [wish not merely to. be an Ameri- pursue his own self to destabilize the Their attempts there. How democratic is an or- It also includes the genocide of th( it Pcan citizen, but also a functionally You have stifled him and made have been documented. th( ' region of ganization that used terrorism Indians in the eastern part for him to make meaning- ' efforts difficult • i*f\ productive citizen whose it^ongratulations Yet, CCCA chaiges that the Rea- and threats in an effort to prevent country. Other examples of thisl will bring growth to America as it ful contributions to our commun- gan administration is unable to Salvadorans from voting last reconstruction are the "new eca I denied did in the earlier days of her birth. ity and the world. You've Looking back on the 1982-83 season, it is safe to say substantiate those charges. Did year? "Vote in the morning and die nomic zones" of North Vietnam, I For as long as there has been an yourself and black people a more anyone watch President Reagan's in the afternoon." On the other or the terror of the Islamic Guards that the success of the Villanova Basketball team proved America there has been black pleasant world to live in. speech two weeks ago? He pro- hand, when you consider the huge in Iran. This has also been the| I entertaining diversion for all members of the Americans. But there is a differ- If your answer is yes, then you to be an duced photographic evidence that voter turnout, how popular can (Continued on page 6) must consider the ex- Villanova community. Hearty congratulations are ex- ence between subscribing to a pe- should and is nodical and being a writer for it. tent of your commitment. There tended to Coach Rollie Massimino, his assistants, Mitch I Black people have not asked to no neutral ground on which for Cormier and par- % Buonaguro, Marty Marbach and Paul those making a *" [paint the White House black, but you to stand. For ticularly, to the players themselves for their impressive Villanovan not genuine commitment there is no rather for equality. They seek must begin achievements. to make Philadelphia a black city, turning back. You and now, this very minute. There were many highlights over the course of the BOARD OF EDITORS [but rather a city where blacks feel here This decision requires maturity winning the Cabrillo Barth [welcome to live and are treated year: the pre-season rankings, Editor-in-Chief, Leonard J. La be with respect. They look not for and for many changes have to Classic, beating Georgetown for the first time in more Managing Editor, llona Gawin comes lyour pity but for your geniune con- made. But with all growth top-ranked North Carolina on Associate Editor, Michael J. Healey than a decade, toppling Icem and willingness to act. change. Respect your black Layout Editor, Joanne P. Dollymore "Unfortunately, it's not as effec- mm the Big Five title, tying for brother. Show him that you wish national television, winning because it is Entertainment, Dean BalsaminI They ask whites administra- News, Linda Bond succeed. You will see tive as it could be. The the Big East r^ular season championship, and finally, they who have dominated in for him to Mary Claire Leahy Jayne Stuart tion gives the student government "Totally ineffective now. We need then, that he is . . . our black consecutive America. The blacks have suc- they're exception- differ- reaching the Final Eight for the second Features, ^ancy Altyerlcl Sports, Larry Qoanos "I don't think little to no power." someone who will make the ceeded only as far as whites have brother. haven t hwd ot year. In short, all those who followed the exploits of this Photography, Joseph Peraino Business, Claudia SImonettI ally productive. I Usa KeUy ence. allowed them to. In this age of ad* accomplished. provided with assorted thrills John Walsh Advertising, Lisa Buschmann Lionel A.Alston anything they've Junior, Terry Whitaker 24-8 squad were many and higher ed- Regan mmced technology Betsy (r Political Science Junior, Marketing Assistant News Editor. James DeLorenzo Mr. Alston is a student contem- and memories. ucation it is no longer a Sophomore, Liberal Arts Marusak plating attending University Col- University in Assistant Sports Editor, Joe .'^ blacks are U. The team admirably represented the believeable myth that Assistant Entertainment Editor, John Lynch white lege. its ventures across the country, and brought Villanova lin any way inferior to their Assistant Features Editor. Pefe Berkery prestige recognition that it sorely needed. V <- - added and Advisor, June IV. Lyfe/ Perhaps most importantly, the team served as rallying Typist, Mary Stephenson point for all those associated with the University: stu- \W dents, faculty, administration and the many alumni. Beth Bonina, Henry DiBennedetto, Tim Qallagan, Tim l-lanlon, Richard Again, congratulations to the team for its accomp- News: Jerry Arth, Hennion. John Jackaon. Jack McHugh, J^ff Page. Kim Rushton, Elise Valade, Peggie Ward. lishments, and best of luck to the graduating seniors Features: Marisa Bolinski, Stu Fegley, Sue French, Cathy Qroody, Kathi lannacone. Rgbin who have built the foundation for an annually success- Lucarfni. Carolyn Miller, Charlene Pardoe, Maria Prevelege, Stephanie Schwartzberg. Anne ns ful program. Suydam. Entertainment: Qreg Anton. Sue Brehm, Steve Helmetag, MHce Noone. Bill Santos. Bartmra ^'f Simon. Sports: Joe Bagley, Mike Betz. $teve Fallon. Laura Fortunato. Bob Helter. Tom Kolon, Colleen Goode for Mayor Lynch. Kerry Lynch. Paul Macchia, Mary Agnet Matytzewtki. Beverly Reilly, Tom Reusche. Judy Rogers. Lauren Seaver. Marie Wozniak. Photography: Charlie Qukia. Jim Jullano. Francisco Martinez. Jeff Page. versus Frank Rizzo in the May It's W. Wilson Goode Business: Ed Daly. Christine Kitzmann, Jane McEntee. Dawn E. Miller, Diane O'Brien. Cindy 17 primary for the Etemocratic nomination for mayor of Philadelphia. What should be clear to all Villanova stu- Artwork: Parry Simon. dents who are Philadelphia residents eligible to vote that Goode is the logical choice for the nomination and most Tha writkig. articlas, lay-out, pk:turss and format ars the rBaponsibility of tha Editor and tha probat>ly, the mayoral post. Editorial Board and do not nfoaasariiy rapraaant tha viaw of tha Adminlatratk>n. Faculty^and ^'\ Rizzo has made much of his claim to be a "new studants unlaaa spadfkurfly statad. Tha Univarslty subacribaa to tha prlndpla of rsaponalbia '1 don't think it is effective. The Rizzo," and a "wiser Rizzo." He is neither. His ideas, fraadom of anprsaaion for our studant adilors. administratran tends to do what it Pleases no matter who is chosen." "I'm voting for Pisano.' ''«i; cronies remain the same. Phila- The Vlllen€¥en Is publishfd FiWays. twalva Isauaa a samaatar. Circulation: KAvin Kftllcr preiudices and political 10.000. Sub- Jack Fenuukks the city around. scriptions me aMllabla at $10 par yaar. delphia needs a man Uke Goode to turn Junior, Marketiai^ Senior. Finance 77^ vmncumn la tha nawapapar of racord lor Villanova Univarslty. ^ Goode's record in politics speaks for him. Rizzo's record is against him. It's time for a Goode mayor.

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i; nt Government I. 4. between the . 4 . to V.U. dadioii will be held Easter gofvtniiiient three for aita, two for Villanova student nate leaU; raoehring the two also the l^tMi oommeroe and finanpe and one two candidates By MARY CLAIRE LEAHY for the Easter Egg Hunt and etectioBs to decide engineering, hi^wst totals of votes cast The in the VUlan- hid 100 ffoUen colored eggs with Student Body President, as well each for adenoes, Over 200 children necessary, will and various nursing* graduate school, law run-off election, if ovi am peitidpeted in an Easter chocolate Easter candy to be as University Senate held April and Umvcrsity CoUage. Se- be held April 19. Hunt at Villanova on March awanted to each child who found a committee seats, will be school, Egg University Senate scau will be Trends to be an- nate candidft^f roust meet sim- Communication Inter 15 with the winners Examining 26i The PanheUenic and golden egg* won t^ the candidate receiving a the fraternity and sorority nounced that night in Dougher- ilar qualificatkMia for election. Fraternity Council sponsored Every Longtime readers are fa- write about it and invariably I get for Student simple plurality. Campaigning constantly aware of the oltcn doesn't aDow the time to ooltmm. children from local hida silver with thdr name on ty's West Lounge. To be nominated By NANCY C ALBBUCI, pressures event, inviting egg and will be are a miliar with his crusade to save the into trouble. in the Con- President, the four candi- began yesterday associated with getting the "big cover news m depth. '"We day-care centers, it and the chiM who found it re- The polls will open Body PETER BBBKBRY, to make this churches, monitored by the Election servke." fwbi- minces that are made into mince "I wasn't planning donated by the Cinema at 9 a.m. and dates had to obtain a petition closely story" before the newspapers. "If rapid-fire headline schools, and of Villanova facuhy, ceived a special gift nelly Center JAMES H. DaUraSNZO Christmas holi- a career," DeLeon concluded, Commission. Last year, two presi- a front story beat 11 exten- pics during the Gifts donated ranged from ck)ee at 5 p.m. The debate among sii^ by at least 10 percent of the pace my o' oiham then cited the administration, and staff. group. penal- controversial column on "hut the unpredictable nature of dential candidates received ^he Metamorphosis Of dock news, I want to know why," sive in days; a first hat or a fraternity jer- the four presidential candidates enrollment of undeigraduates. research involved The Easter Egg Hunt is the a sorority violations honors "wimpiness" df the name the column keeps it interesting p.m. College, graduate ties for campaign Media," a week-king explained Traynor. newspaper articles. the proiect the sey, to a chocolate Easter Bunny. will be held Apnl 13 at 12:30 University serious job." community service allocations and the various in- Larry; and tales of his Catholk and I can't tiiink of a better school and law school students covering money forum, focusing on Traynor pointed out that TV "When the dai^ fu^ became PanheUenic and IPC has spon- Bonas said he was very pleased in the Cinema. FoUowing Dd^eon's presenta- of materials. fluences d journalism ,was hek! Greeks cooperated The candidates for Student collectively in order to be placed use apparent at Three Mile Island, we sored. at the way the are tion, Edwin Newman, NBC com- University Se- A total of 26 candidates the week ol March 21. had 28 seasoned reporters on the the idea, worked together to hold such Body President are two Arts Sena- on the ballot. For Initially looking into and University Senate news per- mentator and author, discussed Laura candidates were re- vying for the Various prominent scene within 24 hours^** realized there were a successful event. tors, Mary Beth Bogan and nate seats, lan- those involved addition, candidates for presented their views the debasement of the EngUsh Patrick Leahy and Joe quired to obtain a petition signed seats. In sonalities In order to promote credibility no Easter Egg Hunts for the child- "It is important that people Moreno, guage. seats on the Academic Policy and concemii^ the writing, produc- industry, wilhng to take the McColgan. Qualifications for elec- by at least 10 percent of the enrol- within the televiskm ren in the area so took the oppor- know we are Tenure Committees prescrvatkm otthe news. include having a lment of the appropriate college or Rank and tion and seasoned journalists are olten are tunity to offer one. time to help the community," said tion to the office "Millkms of Americans be elected. The candidates The first lecture featured Frank the cumulative grade point aver- division. will hired, according to Traynor. *lt because they have "This community service is Bonas. "We want to generate 2.0 bdng cheated must' be in the top 10 percent Traynor, producer of Channel 3 top the Greeks into age and to be in good standing Election to Student Body Presi- happens all over town. The never been led to understand the likely to be an annual event since service aspect of Mkhael Pakenham, with no disci- will be based on the necessity of their o^lege class and have News, and television management people successful,** the community." with the University dent pleasure and satisfoction that the turnout was so associate editor of the Philadel- probation. of receiving a 40 percent plurality at least asecond semester soph- have their roots in newspapers." imagin- I'; Bonas assistant direc- The Easter Egg Hunt was an plinary conies from using English said Gary omore status at ihe of phia Inquhner, discussing the co- children Also to be elected April 15 are 1 of the toUl votes cast. If no candi- time Noted Philadelphia Inquirer precisely," declared tor of student activities. opportunity to bring the ativdy and w- run-off election topic, "What news is good news?" Clark DeLeon com- Thomas Tocci, a Villan- representatives for University Se- date receives a plurality, a lumnist, Newman. "We had the potential to draw out," said The two newsmen debated thedif• 'The who brought his mented on his daily feature, so many children because the pub- ova employee between the two forms of ferences Scene/'on the third day of the lec- According to Newman, much of good," added Bonas. three children to the event. ^, VaUwu !' licity was Dry communication. Pakenham series. "awk- prizes. Leaves Campus ture our language is not only of the Greek organiza- "There were so so many LOB Members be- \e\^iu«lll claims that the competitkm "My column tries to reflect the "groans with false (Continued from page akx)hol by ward," hut it tions colored I »200 hard boiled eggs Even the adults had fun!" 1) prohibits the use of television and newspapers tween attitudes of the peoole who went dignity." Most Americans, sakl scheduled a party on April 15 but those students under 21 years of and is a "marveknis mythok«y,'* to college in the late'60 1 and early Strktl\ Newman, speak with an air of this was cancelled and has Well age. Villanova University is le- two are separate suted that the *708, "Everyone took themselves "pomposity," in order to impress W. Wilson Goode ness Week planned as a substi- gally bound to act in accordance independent of one entities, so seriouslv," claimed DeLeon. thdr peers. tute. with this law. Traynor, conversely, ^^'M^ page Goade: another. Michael Pakenham DeLeon 8 quirky sense of (Continued from 3) Villanova Union has also According to Stack, 'The cry The feels that television newsmen are hiunor often reveals itself in his Newman attributes his precise people in Phoenix, Ariz., "Yes." When been affected. There was a Vic- that we (the University) inhibit so- usage of the English language to Tallahassee, Fla., and Memphis, The Villanovan: stu- tory Celebration planned in the cial life is not accurate. Many his willingness to pause and think Rizzo, "How would you alleviate these school days. Tenn. write about Frank Field house on Feb. 11 after the dents have not taken "Everyone has a Catholic about what he wants to say before write things like *Big Bam- as mayor?" time. they Pittsburgh bnsketball game. Ac- responsibility for their free V.U. Singe Perform he actually conveys his message. especially here in the or The Cisco Kid Goode: school story, bino Returns* cording to Chris Stork, program- They look to the University to pro- However, the seemingly infallible "By basically having people un- most conservative archdiocese in Returns.' If we could somehow "it was not worth vide free drinks because they ming director, De- NBC commentator admitted, "I people in this derstand there's no need to have the history of the universe," take and have the taking the chance so the post- equate having a good time with make mistakes, sometimes." racial tensions. I think that the Leon explained. "Occasionally I city see him as people around the game party was cancelled." She drinking. Villanova has no obliga- Summer best way to bring that about is to country see him, it would be much commented, "We (the Union) have tion to provide students with a be- make sure that I'm elected mayor Today, under direc- gious and spiritual pieces, the sin- better and it would be to my a commit ment to social life on place to drink. Students cannot community. I'm elected mayor, it By CATHY GROODY intend to sing show songs Sex that happen because and when tor, Michael Luisi and nldderator, gers Subliminal nefit to have campus and will continue to sche expect constant entertainment." the will send a clear signal to all parts This summer the Villanova Sin- Hamel, O.SA, such as "Hello Ddly" and "Okla- it's truly negative around dule events," however, they will be Since the LCB plans to continue the Rev. Edward of the city that a person can be ger8,akmg with the singers at the homa." country." without alcohol. Realistically, this strictly enforcing the Pennsyl- the Singers have performed at accepted on his own merit and College of New Rochelle, are pack- The funding for the European Subconscious The Villanovan: will affect attendance." vania law, the University plans to Neville, Vice fwtsi- such colleges this year as Chest- Stirs of his Richard A. partially obtained there racial tensions in without regard to the color ing up their many talents and tak- College in tour was "Are The Pennsylvania state law comply. student life. nut Hill and Chatham advertisers is ii dent lor tour through aliunni along with other By AMELIA McGOVERN The hope of the Philadelphia?" skin." ing them akmg on atwo-week also per- Pittsburgh. They have that by way of the signs and sym- across Europe. fund raisers. The Singers pub- Traditionally, the purpose of ad- formed local concerts this year at which represent those things Leaving from New York on May lished a small booklet on the 1962 vertising was "to inform" the po- bols education, not wanting to limit ted to their minor program, or ' Weekend, Homecoming ists only encourages other terror- Doctrine in 1983. Our security Fluents which have been suppressed into (cent.) will be traveUng to Vilkmova Singers and sold Sing- tential buyer of a product to be Letters myself to a technical major which even worse, determine entrance 31, the singers Christmas concert with the ists. This leads to both anarchy and Central America's freedom and a the subconscious mind, the wish such places as Frankfurt, Rothen- ing Valentines which in itself was sold. However, in recent years, it should wel- needs a I might eventually dread. on a competitive basis. Why then, Villanova Woman's Glee Club. things will revolutions that and suffering. No one depend upon this. No one very successful. appears that in many instances, for these many desired pattern with wanting to comprom- and berg, Munich, Salizberg, Venice. perform- that outcome. "Salvadoran Missle Crisis" dur- While not does the college of commerce The singers will also be stimulated at the same time one have occurred in countries such as come Innsbruk, The 17-day concert tour will advertisers have cast aside the be ise the advantages of a liberal arts finance restrict the number of stu- Cortina D'Ampezzo, concert with the Glee The Monroe Doctrine was a ing the coming years. ing a Spring is reading the ad which makes a and the Soviet Union itself. Lucerne, hiterlaken and travel throiigh five European classical purpose and have Cuba I also recognized the to the business Vadrez, 17. warning to all colonial powers Andrew A. King education, dents admitted Club on April connection with the unconscious. So let's stop cloaking the real ending their singing tour in Countries (Germany, Austria, adopted the more aggressive for- M not tolerate any importance of having some back- minor program? The secretary to times one wonders why that would Physics, 1983 • phrases such as "re we It is the second time in the his- Italy, Leichtenstein, and Switzer- mat and tactics of undue influence Many i3« ir^ issues behind techni- Heidelberg, Germany. colonies in the Americas out- ground in one of the more the dean of arts and science va- manufacturers who "U.S. interests." more tory of the Singers that they as a land). It provkles superior dass and persuasion. Also, advertise- the large pression" and such as accrediting Villanova side of then-existing ones. Unfor- cal fields of study, guely explained, "The The President of the could wdl afford to change their Where injustice exists, it needs group will travel overseas. Four hotels as well as English- ments have taken on a more overt tunately, since Soviet accounting, computer science, en- agency is making stricter regula- Singers, Fran Hakxyvage and the advertising weekly, keep a spe- correcting, but not by a series of Business years ago, the singers went to Po- speaking (multi-lingual) escorts use of sex, which is the standard or nursing. I investi- them at Ro- in Cuba began in gineering tions and monitoring director of the singers New cific ad for many months at a time. bloody and violent revolutions involvement land. throughout the tour. In Venice, appeal to sell most anything, gated the possibility of having a closely. One of those regulations is the tour along 1959, it has gone out of the win- chelle arranged The answer lies in the importance that kill large numbers of inno- Throughout the European tour, there will also be special sight- using subliminal techniques. altogether. Russian fighter business minor to compliment my a limited number of non-business with Education Travel Experien- cent people. There are two groups dow Minor the singers will be performing a seeing tour with local professional This was the topic of the lecture in English, only to be told of classes." responsible jets and naval bases are neither major majors in all business ces, Inc. E.T.E. is also who profit from these tactics: the Like most students who enroll variety of songs. They will have a English speaking guides. and slide presentation by Dr. nor welcome in this hemis- numerous restrictions and accred- If this is the case, then the very for many of their concert arrange- the tyrant who repla- needed arts and science, I mixture of religious songs such as tour has been carefully Benedict A. Paparella, professor of Soviets, and in the college of prohibiting The phere, and Soviet national secur- itation regulations me basis for which the accrediting ments. ;.-*, tyrant. quite what I wanted "Ave Maria" by Bruckner as well planned by the Educational philosophy at the University, ' • ces the wasn't sure Tiff' I in this program. its regulations oppor- ity doesn't depend upon them. from enrolling agency determines "We see this as a perfect El Salvador has many problems to do for a living. It always seems as spiritual songs like "Ain't a' Travel Experiences Inc. Each day titled "Sex in Subliminal and Un- only military committments The Villanova University Bul- should be questioned. How can the tunity to go to Europe," said right now. Their government does The that those students in the colleges that Good Newsr' in Europe will consist of continu- ethical Advertising." The lecture, letin stipulates that entrance into existence of arts and science stu- Treasurer of the But in this region that they have are to Duane Siberski, from St. Jacob's leave a lot to be desired. of nursing, engineering or busi- our "We are interested in bringing ous sight-seeing hdd March 22, was sponsored by countries with regimes that they the business minor program is res- dents in business classes in any Singers. "It's a perfect time in taken their first steps to- better idea of sakl Timko, Church in Rpthenberg to the Mira- the Villanova organization for they've ness have a much of to get music to music," John helped to install, so their support tricted to members of the Class way detract from the quality of lives when we will be able ward freer and more democratic what their career goals will be. tour director and next year's pres- bell Gardens in Salzburg- Thdr women. following classes. The is that to do some- is "artificial." CCCA is concerned 1983 and these classes? The answer most of us together government. Right now, they need How someone can choose such a ident of the Singers. "We plan to final performance will be in Papardla emphasized Freud's with several billion dollars annu- number admitted to the program it wouldn't. In fact, the presence thing like this?" help. Not at the expense of justice specific area of study at such an sing music they normally don't Hddelbocg. It is a once in a life- theory that humans have two will be restricted and entrance of arts and science students in 1 ally. Is that perhaps less "artifi- for the Villanova (i.e. the American nuns), but early stage in life is something hear over in Europe. It would be time opportunity basic drives or appetites which will be determined on a competi- business classes would probably The Villanova Singers, an or- cial" than our support for a freer to share a little rather in conjunction with a more that has always puzzled me. I if we went Singers as a group have to do with creation, or sex, tive basis. The number currently improve the standidrds of educa- ganization which began in 1954 by defeating the purpose that will slowly nation? with the people in Europe and death. While many people fed equitable system opted for the broader liberal arts Reuschlein was es- over there and began singing Ger- culture ' t being admitted to the business tion in sudijclasses. Howard Gill ; We need to reaffirm the Monroe how as i* emerge. Negotiating with terror- or all the other the best way they know that the Freudian death wish the- minor program is approximately tablished for the purpose of sing- man folk songs little of Europe It is time for all students inter- they're more familiar well as bring a ory may be farfetched, few would fifty students a year, with a grade ing all types of music and songs ested in enrolling in the business the several reli- back with them. deny the influence of sex on point average of at least 3.0. enriching the cultural life of the with." Atong with human behavior. But if you be- Considering the fact that arts minor to collectively take action. for such restrictions lieve in the death wish theory, and science students, like all other The reason on entrance into the business each of us expresses this in a dif- students, pay in excess of $4,500 a Campus Clip let A. Paparella minor program seems to be related ferent way. Smokers ignore thed- year to attend Villanova, I believe garette package warning, drr that the individuals responsible to the problem of accommodating of repeated stimulation of the sub- in the pro- play chicken on the roadyobese for implementing the business such a great demand liminal symbol with the particu- to be a people continue to eat sweets in minor program are committing a gram. This does not seem lar product. Unless one is an avid spite of the doctor's warnings, and blatant injustice to students inter- valid reason for restriction. The "name brand" buyer, chances are finance young people who rdrajfn from ested in enrolling in the program. college of commerce and that one can be influenced into m8t)kedhfSM6' eating dl seem to substantiate should increase its staff to satisfy As there are 49 students presently Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi buying products by use of the sub- the demand for business minors Freud's claim. on the waiting list, the program pushed to victory liminal technique. fraternity According to Paparella, it was should be expanded or rejected for by non-business majors. After all, Papardla said the jury is out on in the annual Greek Week Jung who fdt that many of the one that better suits the needs of it is in the college of commerce and whether this type of advertising is Chariot Race. things which are suppressed into the student body. finance that we learn about truly dfective. Some psychok)- supply and demand. the subconscious mind are repres- I don't think it would go over too gists say yes, some say na Much ented by signs and symbds. Sym- well at the college ci commerce more research must be conducted ;e Michael D. Manno bols of death indude skulls, can '!i and finance if the English depart- before definitive judgements ClaMof'84 animd cadavers, fetuses, wdves, ment decided to restrict the be made. However, if effective, the and ravens. These are placed in number of C&F studenU admit- technique does not promise the ads in the shadows or reflections consumer good news. Such me- of items by the airfaruahing tech- thods would constitute an unethi- Tke VUfanovan will print "Letters to the Editor" received prior nique. The goal is to stimulate the >' cal, if not il^pd, manipulation of to tke deadline, Tuaday at 5 p.m. the week of publication. All letters unconscious ; mind. This tech- one's mind and wouM be a vioia- must be signed, although the editors will withhold a name upon reguast. nique can moat often be found in tion of one's right to privacy and Because of limited space, the paper reserves the right to edit and shorten the ice cubes in liquor adverti free dioioe. all letters.

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Am%m$^ rmmmmm. ^m^ *wii.v WWff"*^' fr»5 9WM«i« " •S.A. Works • ^p^ay 14 i por the past aenral iMka, d '^eUness Week" is to make a special gueat speaker to be an- IS 7H0it« —I CMISS Assoda- Kcaidait Studnt students aware that there is more nounced. haa been to Hfe than studyii^ and drinkir^ Dr. Emily BinnaoltheSelkpoiia IT ; event thiiwouki ap- beer. *There has ia scheduled lO^avlisii ,^^ to be a balance." Studies department The down the tubca ... we u Vmanofvaaludaita. saysjakelis. in- . . Easter vacation wuMi 12 jU)aU to sprak Wednesday night on Ho-hum . another NOZZLE felt that plans for a Bw DAjCIBL RII6AN 1»Tl SA eiecutive board "What's learned in college is terperaonal relationahipa. fol> didn't even get to go to St. Croix ... we had ^^^^if^^ player ahickM Twenty ycMiwthtt week the iwpJcocyctk^ 21 Above, m nmm^ istudeou at ViUanotaoeededa carried into life." states Jakelis kiwed by Maureen Tersian from Albuquerque but some seven-foot Nigerian soccer pos»y It It kindof aprhigevcnt.one who feels that speaking well. Rollie ... how 'bout recruiting some W encTdkal H«MMie Vltae, PacM iii Twffo dkl Q^ "WeUness Week" is the Colkve of Nuraing th« kit out of us ... oh on 21 . . speaking of ol intecrt it had 18 Early .ocofdif^ to treasurer Gail a wonderful the Col- for next year's squad . abortkn. Thus, the American dam wtpooded to iu oonteiit with the lame Iw* , opportunity for stu- on "Asaertiveness and blue chippers from Tanzania 24HMuaym- and risked getting Imnied at wouM be bodi "fun dents to learn . . of you campers dwptayed to ecveral other eocydkalk that focuaed on the p^^ lis. more about them- lege Student." tragedies . how many there, bail- tk:al." "Wdhiess Week," sehwa and their community. of the week wiU Radiation Day Party . . . WKWC was sunoundmg human life and hunum aeniality are a$ critkal as any m 25CHMdhitm 27 She The hkihlight the Third Annual 42Mali« tomorrow with « Fun insists that weUness is in the of the Radnor Police Department s flash- issues of social justitt 29WSi( not a fad, "Fitness Festival" radioactive gtow ' tty renders them suira-poltticaL Thu is not tnie ol the moral a^ 2SGIintl OraiM _^ be the ing in the r cuhni- getting in the a^m.. wiO be the but rather a . Security waaon the scene, political, social, and economic carol atSl new dcfinitkm for Fiekl House on Thursday. VarkMs ing red lights . . Villanova These are essentially »_ • • ...... saentisU ^;k7MakasuM 47 Cf a tot of hard work and "health" that can be incorporated from authorities ... we need the facts, ma'am, just the Much to the diagrin of those social philosophers. economisU and pohtical w^ community organizatkms. way of the real hare aOPralound 31TaHMdMly for the atudento on the into our lifestyles. Weight the election of the first woman disdnlines. Seven of the last eight papal oicy«tota _ Akoholics Anonymous to facts . . next week couW see amoral sUtus for themselves and their aaOalsiip 5lMA>niloh. for . . will result from this imperatives in esUblishing social justice around the globe as the only basis bor _, of the R.S "Welbiess Week" wiU feature Watohers wiU sponsor booths. Student Body President at Villanova . what focused on the moral 32 BIrali trass 34 Thaisnd, for- 41 Foroas lifestyle that, ac- . will emphasis by the papacy IS t^^ [Wellness is a prominent lecturers on the sub- Also featured will be the Radnor precedent? . . . will Sullivan Hall be painted pink? . . the possibflity of worW peace. The obvious reason for this continued 3g llspawi SSNolaofi historic r* IS the most Donakl B. Ardell. au- jects of holistk health the drink? . . . popes have maintained, for more than one hundred years, that the pursuit of justice 37 war god „_ to and im- Township Pdke explaining TAB become the official campus Time for the WKWC ; the Weflnesa, of ffiih Level proving relationships. Monday intricacies of their breathalizer. this week. . .twojokes. . .did important moral concern of our time. 3aT?va»4osd Joke of the Week. . .an added bonus the greater Philaddphia arw mpasses four dimensions, night. Elliot Diamond will discuss All encouraged to at- . it's called It is fitting, therefore, that the Catholic colleges and umversities m students are you hear about the new disease that canaries contract . 40Alsifttan nutrition, self- in attention ca"j«;P«? reness of bk)feedback technkiues, to be fol- tend as many events as possible and it's untweetable . . . ha, ha, focus our <» • . disease are using the week of April 10 thixnigh April 16 to ^ f^' chirpees . . it's a canarial our tcUow environmental sen- food of "Wel- . . April 10 at the Cathedral with jgeroent. lowed by a health reception. order to get the most out joke . . . (no, not Physics 1000) . that's ecumenical prayer service on . . . and for our second Villanova will participate in an 42 Underworld ha fitness, all combine to point of other campuses. ity and The athlete's view will be lness Week." student government . . . how many of you dawgs read faculty and administrators from • why we have undergraduates, .u- .u * god real contnbutions tnat . . . promises This week will give us time to pray for peace on earth and reflect on the 43 Bool-shapod that election supplement trash this week . . promises . people the peace of Christ in our worid. of leading us on . . . how many of you beautiful each of us is capable of makii« in the quest for Kroiu ni><)ur^ B(»rr ()fT(»rs . . . speaking bdicf in Christ s resurrection. Each ot 458ln University Ball only He is risen! As Christians we have recently reaffirmed our discoed up to the Big Apple to Studio 54 for the avadable by 46Coft)unctlon to Kmjox BODY: . (.RKAT . us must search within ourselves for ways to channel the infinite redemptive grace made Mot KUROPEAN to get shot down by doormen who can only count in grams 47 Proposition . . . wluMcnows, who cares ... ii'l. resurrection of the son of God. suckers that 49 King of At your place . . .or. . .at ours their patcmahstic bilge that labels aU Editor, The moral gnomes of our work! would have you swallow Edited by: Editor in Chief, Leonard J. La Barth; Managing Their politi^ stirateg^ts those who seek justice on earth as naive. unreaKstic. misguided do-gooders. 50 Punctuation in Europe! Ilona Gawin; Associate Editor, Michael]. Healey; Layout Editor, Joanne All dissent gives aid and comfort labd all anti-war, anti-poverty advocates as the communists dupes. mark P. Dollymore. ;J strong enough to allow to our enemies we are told, yet, we know that tyrants always fear countries 62F0rtltuds Win a irvv tri[) require their representatives to serve their people, not their ideologies. MClilnssacoln their people to govern and that ' '1^- Au*\ ( hiirtcTs to of si\ I iH«nK';in ( i'»< ^ 56 8hora birds (UK' FOREIGN it. God decided against conquermg it with God so loved this worW that he sent his son to redeem DOWN dir. that God opted for a non-violent solution to the worW's pr^lems Send us a color pholc oi your Javor im an army of His own. Some believe lUnrulychtt- MEDICAL SCHOOL of war. is more to peace on earth than the absence ite Ms. European Body and make knowing just what He was doing. There much All Instruction In English pointed out that is the same as Where there is injustice, the disposition to war exists and as Hobbes 2Bodyof sure Kronenbourg is in the picture. Saint Lucia Health Sciences University peacemakers in the real sense. to National If war. Let us reflect. 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-il From 1 volunteers can call Sunshine Day wiU be held at St. Interested ;' to the Sodal Action » ,;. or go By BARBARA SIMON Mary'sfieUL There wiU be the Vil- 645-4075 There will lanova University Band, magi- Office in 121 Tolenttec. . <• ARK i riy be a mee^ far the vohmteers on CEN '^TiBg sunshine and joy into cians, a puppet show, a petting in 215 Tofentine; ii ' pony rides, and Walt April 12 vV. L.. the lives of chiMren who ordinar- zoo, tkmns Disney charactdrs at this event. ily woukin't have this kind of a ser- games inchide a ring y 8a tuuda y chance," said Sister Teresa, { Some of the APPBAmMQ weomMDA nmu vice coordinator of the Social Ac- ' toss, football throw, and achance tion Committee. Villanova wheel game where the chikl picks volunteers are needed to spend a a cok)r. There will be face paint- 8YN special chiW on ing, relay races, a scavenger hunt -'4 • \ few hours with a -;^- APPBAHimmOAY ^ . 1,' y • of war. Volunteers are ^ April 16 for the 5th annual Sun- and a tug .xii - v shine Day. One volunteer per needed to help set up (9 a.m.) and play with the child chiW is desired in order to facili- volunteers to REVUE re- 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Prizes BERU tate a one-toone relationship; a from lationship these children are include hoola hoops, whiffle balls, DRINKS $1 harmonicas WEDNESDAY AU d^ved of. The needy children silly puddy, slinkies, CLASS OF 1984 Last year as a candidate for arts se- fix)m ages five to thirteen, emo- and junior backgammons. The POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR AVf this time every year, candi- promises; but depart- 104t LANCAtTKR that the Student Go- Around I chose to make no tionally disturbed and socially dis- Radnor fire and police MVNMAWN CHARGE -WED. & THURS. I firmly believe nator EXPERIENCE^. NO COVER dates for student body president begin you to the best of > _^ will have a demonstration the capaliaity of be^ rather, to represent 1982-1983. advantaged, are from ments v«rii»i^^)t|s regard — Elected ar«>senator 527-4188 to main improbable promises in that I accomplishwl mstitutions. for the children. even mi^r* effective my abilities. I feel executive secretary by Philadebhia area ilji an not do. They — Elected fr proven to be. to what they will or will while participating in the uiis^tion than it has this, and colleagues of Senate. remind us of their so-called "«cpe- implementations of the ^tfidef^ Government does not re- dumges and — Two year appointment as rience" in dealing with the administra- towards an impor- overhaul, only some fine Senate. I worked Life Committee of -•Ji a mijor acted on member of Student tion and how they wouW have of getting more of the stu- bjT person enthusiastic tant goal of Trustees. tuning ^ is Joe the Board of certain occasions. My name and interested in the enough to lead it in the beat interests dents involved — Appointed member of Committee Presents and I too am running for Union Govern- McColgan of the Senate. ViHanova students. The Student happenings Football. IM Reinstate body president. Because of my to led by a person with student ment must be student Govern- is deep concern with the role the The success of the Student pi V-' innovative insight - one who fresh, decision-making This year I choose to run for student members students, body must play in the ment is reliant upon the sensitive to the needs of all feel that expe- our university, but without body president because I the students elect into office. SPRING FEVER WEEK rmMf off-campus residents and process of whom I residents, is a necessity for "improbable promises." is why I rience in the Senate the students owe it to them- » those Therefore, I commuters alike. I am that person. results but BDRBBBD this job. We all like to see the most qualified candi- i,'jBftr-4, chose to run. selves to elect t0i^L, these results take time, which is li- had i CAICM n v^ date; one who not only has main goals will be to con- the Student Government. IS COMING! One of my mited for previous Senate experienpe, but one :' made by the current prom- acquainted I progress to get t tinue the Every year we hear the same The time needed whose consistent diligence has .fur- PtIVKWSII Ww Government administration, Promises like proceedings of the Senate the Student ises over and over again. with thered the causes and progress of the 1 J, ;»i».*'i-i'-V APRIL lT-23 particularly in the area of football. An policy, a less be better used to achieve results L-^ rri«/ a revision of the alcohol could needs of the student body. Serving as Ev*ryon« overwhelming 96 percent of us voted m and an alter- president already has Senate ex- Aprilt stringent visitation policy if the arts senator has enabled me to Work , WglGome 1 A Y Government-conducted are all the Student meal plan. Well, as we perience. for the restoration of football S Ilif ll nate closely ) p.M, CoMMcUy Center CInema 7-1 a.Ni. AvaUabtoin 9 a.m.- Music toy Coel^O. C.C. TIckat OHica Flealibecfc - Soilo» cam vim Ceet •SOIcouple (BaiNq v*lld pfcnw l-D. TU. toi C.C. t f TIekel Office.

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actreit categMy the Cboioe." The role d Sophie was Hollywood Ukea to look intcai- In the tat Meryl $tf«ep for particularly d^KicuU in that ebe iiy Ktm F. LYNCH geot. Aleo. nooCsie" it too light, nomineet are Jeawca Langc portrayed a woman pi^gu^ by while "Sopbie'a Choice" is too "Sophie's Choice." Spacek. memories ei her auffering at the DBANC heavy. An "Officer and a Gentle- for "Prance*," Si«ty "An hands of the Nazis. man" is not worthy of an Academy Misting." W>ra Wmger. best supporting actor, the diiili nptm t»mU mitjmr^s mkc- Award in that it is a rehashed For James Mason ior Horn ikeuUpfmfgt^ be mtkif mter- 1940b love story. Big money nominees are Robert Preston, tstimg. m, tki VilUnovan grossers like "E.T." never have a •The Venlict," John Uthgow, iEn$ffrtmfimfi^^di$9n, mnpuUmg chance when it comes to Academy "Victor/VKtoria," to Carp", our 0tpmt» MP Hv Rm by presint- Awards. So the pick here for best "The Work! According Officer and ing ikis year's nominees and pre- movie goes to "Gandhi." Louis Goesett Jr., "An winners, a Gentleman." and Charles Dum- di^kltlie The nominees for best actor are ing for **The Best Little Whore- slmt movie category, the Peter O'Toole for "My Favorite house in Texas." Thi6 is the nominees are *The Verdict/' Year," Paul Newman, "The Ver- easiest category in picking the !*Tiol8ie/^ "Sophie's Choice," dict," Dustin Hoffman for "Toot- n Ml winner. The ckir favorite is Gos- ^An Officer and a Centle- sie," Ben Kingsley, "Gandhi," and sctt for his memorable perfor- Jack Lemmon, for "Missing." mance as the sadistic drill O'Toole gave a fine perfor- sargeant who torments Richard mance but "My Favorite Year" Gere. was not seen by that by many peo- Dustin Hoffnuui is Dorothy * , The nominees for best support- ple; therefore his exposure was Michaels in "Tootsie." ing actress are Terri Garr for minimal. Newman is the senti- "Tootsie," Glenn Close, "The Sidney Pollack, "Tootsie," Sidney mental favorite but his perfor- and Jeseica Lange and Kim Stan- World According to Garp," Lesley Lumet, "The Verdict," mance in "The Verdict" was >* ley star in "Francea.*' Ann Warren, "Victor/Victoria," Steven Speilberg for "E.T." Speil- similar to several of his past ef Kim Stanley, "Frances," and Jes- berg is a genius whose direction of forts. Jack Lemmon's portrayal of j^ije Andrews for "Victor/Victo- sica Lange for "Tootsie." children is matched only by Fran- a father searching for his son in " the winner in this ^ig Choosing would have to be cois Truffault. Also, "E.T." is a one minimal The pick here "Missing" also received category is not as difficult as it Jessica Lange for "Tootsie." Al- wonderful motion piaure that attention and "Missing" came out j^^y ^eem. Andrew's portrayal of though Garr's and Close's perfor- will be with us for years to come. late Ust year. Kingsley will not ^ n^^n jn "Victor/Victoria" is mances were better, the Academy Speilberg's direction gave this win for "Gandhi" because he is a quite good but falls short. Lange has to make-up for Lange not win- movie a charm not unlike that of newcomer and for the mere fact should win best supporting ac- fe ning best actress for "Frances," "The Wizard of Oz." that "Gandhi" will win best pic- tress for "Tootsie," therefore ;her the which was clearly her better per- So there you have it, our predic- ture. winning best actress will be a long ;e formance. tions for this year's Oscars. Don't winner for best actor would shot. Winger's role in "An Officer Inter- The Finally, in the category of best say we didn't tell you so! to Hoffman for his great and a Gentleman" is effective but [South have to go director, the nominees are Wolf- performance in the comedy "Toot- not worthy of an Oscar. Streep le gang Petersen for "Das Boot," Ri- sie." Hoffman is the industry's should win best actress for her im^tce chard Attenborough "Gandhi," best actor period, and his por- fine performance in "Sophie's itindof Ben Kiigaiey trayal of both a man and a woman ire The best bet here is "Gandhi." in the same film was magnificent. ib^ties It is a wonderful film but even Wall Hoffman is equal to any challenge. Rise and film. the release of "KiUer On more, it is an "important" which many people suffer. The With the Rampage," maybe Eddy Grant By MIKE MORAN "Final Cut" is dedicated to the will be recognized as a great musi- and BOB HERMAN composer's father, Eric Fletcher Apparently, Roger Waters has cian and singer, in addition to hav- Waters who was killed in action in finally gone over the edge and is ing prowess as a songwriter. Italy. mired in the self-pity which per- While it has been a long time Waters is obsessed with death vades Pink Floyd's latest album, since Grant has done anythii^ of rani in war, as evidenced by the tracks "The Final Cut." With the release note, like "Police On My Back," EntertaInivient titled 'The Post War Dream," in 1977 and "The the Rampage" gives of "Animals" *The Hero's Return," "The "Killer On Water's dominance that the Wall" in 1979, Gunner's Dream" and 'Two Suns credit to the suggestion of the group became evkient. But genius of Grant is still in prime in the Sunset." departure of keyboard with the Although Waters speaks for his form. Richard Wright, Floyd has no weak cuts on CAlENdAR player whole generation, most of these There are lost an intangible biit significant the Rampage," and the people have been able to get "over "KiUer On aspect of their music. has already received criti- the hump" and realize that life album The negativeness of "Animals" cal acclaim on the radio with the goes on. It is a shame that a musi- especially "The Wall" was "Electric Avenue." and cian of Waters' genius is so ob- single turn off many people, enough to sessed with such depressing The songs are so well written, 8— ApR. 14 although die-hard Pink Floyd fans that the ApR. material. His pessimistic attitude arranged and produced as measures of saw these releases makes "The Final Cut" inferior to album should place high on the When the movie Waters' genius. the standards that the group charts despite its non-commercial out, still more "The Wall" came established with "Dark Side of the approach. In this way, "KiUer On were repelled by the "woe people Moon" or even 'The WaU." the Rampage" is similar to one of attitude of a millkmaire is me" The most redeeming feature of last year's best releases, "Love rock star. USIC the release is the sound repro- Over Gold" by Dire Straits. The a Now Waters has created duction done with holographk album leaves the listener wanting follow-up in "The "post-Wall" sound. Listening to it on a very more, which is surely a positive album is about Final Cut." The good stereo almost makes up for sign for Eddy Grant. The come- BHfb^y Theatre from the post-war syndrome tone of the album. trail appears wkie open. Apr/ 8 — David Bowie LP party the negative b^k Apr. 12 — >» Butcher Axis Apr. 13 — Rhythm of Lines Tyner Apparently, Moore is Less Apr. 14 — McCoy group of elder psychia- MILLER death of an associate psychiatrist, neering By CAROLYN Benjamin "inherits" as a patient trists who want "their" doctors to written and di- "Lovesick," McGovem's character of Chloe rected by Marshall Brickman and Allen, whom his partner had been AIRE produced by Charles Okun, is a treating. film starring Dudley Moore and From the first glance, Benjamin Elizabeth McGovem. It is a ro- falls in love with Allen and be- Farrest Theatre mantic comedy about a promi- Chorus Line comes obsessed with her. It is king-running — A nent, married psychiatrist who from this point, that the already Walmil Theatre his playwright _ ^ ^, falls in love with Works of Dylan Thomas 'lukewarm" film deteriorates. Apr. 13, 14 — Life and patient. In reckless pursuit, the Moore's role as the psychiatrist is Apr. 6-12 — Total Abandon psychiatrist chases his young pa - - . --. Theater -_^- distorted and not believable. The Grendal's Lair in the • brwks ticnt and. P';o?«f ^^^^ .^ ^^ .^j^^., ^^ ^^^ -^^^ thru May 1 — Let My People Come prof^ions ethidil code of his j^^ j^^^begins having visions of Sig- ^ - non-emotional mvolvement. ^ mund Freud, jeopardizes his work is CoaweU Dance Lab The setting for "Lovesick" for his passions and is in need of a Dance Company Apr. 8-10 — Zero Moving New York City: the upper East psychiatrist himself. the Performing Arts offi- raiadelphia College of and West Sides, apartments, With the exception of Ben- Dance Company Apr. 9 — Graduate Student ces and the city streets. ThemoVie jamin, the remaining cast of char- Dance in Manhattan. DfKlley Moore and Elizabeth SaMUi Heaa Modem was filmed entirely acters is stereotyped. 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On the tracks 300(Kmeter tfyiiV goal at- shone. -__^ . ^ CTOiM team opened iu 1983 tea- Anawa ilylioa Her was ibck, twwer, and Ae his compiled a jBt save women's 400- respectiveiy. Track and Fiekl Championships Wydc8tVhKiometaam,theplagr- up the phoamte pour on March 27; the Bradley captured first in the Last weekend, the Wikfcate on March 28 wkh a oQBtett airted by Amtt Clrte. teamraiaediUrsoordtoMwitha. making 73 saves Five Other first places were cai^ with her time of 994. •on CCS managed to get the asaeon off vmnm whOe track team captured the Big meter hurdles. Later, she joined were runners-up to Penn State for Widener dominated play Jan Yerkesand Stewart also W Kntitown State Colk«e. 10 a winning raooRL MMfieUer 174 win over Widener. this season. Outdoor Track and Fkkl title, the 440-yanl relay team ol Sharon tured by freshmen The Cats scored Senior Peggy meet of the the the team title. The Kutitown team completely throiighoiit aemd lohiiHagpr»ra3goaUand3 "This season will see a kit of points, the Wikl- Margaretha, Mdntoeh Joanne Kehs. Yerkes won short picked up two Wikfoat records Kenny Dckittoscorad two goals Scoring 191 team Veronica 133 pohits. only eight points ol the half» outsoonoK the Cata 103 to Gold in 17:46.2. Kehs cap- first in the high domiiMted the fiiat half andanmrtinthewinnh^ap- aasisU) anTlfib Cortese <9A devekipment in the team.** cats drowned their doeeetcompet- and Tracey Carter to capture 5000«ieter 141 points. when she finished IMi women 800-meter of Pfenn State's 2^' poundiiw the Wildcats for win the fpme Two espedaUy **We only buve two semors points). title. tured the gokl in the at 510* and threw m flMK, encr Mdnst Western Mvyland have been pUqriog stated. iter, West Chester a3B another first-place The individual performances jump to take an lend into from Widcner, Joanne KIselk and Neit year we win have a run. Kehs also returned tojoin the theiliot put event of the heptath- S^ioals M before suffering a dialocated w«ll/'saidGokLHanutyM starting. sseiasaeBgB0tas9=aaae9ss9s==BSBS9Ess9BssB5B99aBSB9ss==^ were outotanding. The Wikkats foom at halftime. Joeielfafpttti, accounted for 11 of in 1982 with 20 withatetolsopho^ winning two-mile relay with the locker shoukler whkh put him out for team in goals very good team seven Villanova outdoor km. coals. The three se- ADen. Beth shattered place DuriiH halftime. Nova ooach Widener^s 16 Coftcse is a returning star- mona and juniors coming back. teammates Valerie McGowan captured first the whde records at the two-day meet. tried to settle her cond half jpals by Witots Randy Mtrks' Lyons and Kancy Fleming. ISOOmeter run with an Diane Moytr ^ •That injury really hurt us," ter. This is our coach Newcomer Yerkes was honored in the wfresoorrfbyFatoc^SusanCiaia- .7 Students: one-mile relay team ofJudy qualifying teamdown.lloycrsiioceeded.be- said captain BiUGokl. "Our whole Ii^uries to jumor mklfiekiers first year and he has really turned IP The Outstanding Per- Easter Championship Shes. McGui- Margaretha and as the meet's ran cause the CaU played much better ban and Maura and Ken Crowley around." Palmer. Carter. time (tf 4:333. McGowan also offense was centered around Del- Tom Gravina the program A\ /9^ They say I now have one of the largest, Yerkes won the 10X)00- the assist on CaUahan s captured first former. meter the second half. albwii« ness got Wikkat attack will hayaa chance Mcintosh also lead-off leg of the 4x800 during gatto. also stunted the Tlie^kk:aU 4PA youngest and most talented hair or- and S.OOO-meter runs, the goal. \^^ meter and just two gosJswhfle scoring twke .^ but both came rftn<^*!*«*> on the whmtng track place. relay team of Fleming. Lyons ^ ^ .,. The CaU hui« on in wiiuiing during the k)nes, to V\ ganizations on the east coast. CaU now records in each event. En left the CaU with an conditions, setting themseNes. The CaU* openii« The kw over backtoiooreintheWkienergsme. tomomo^iy. sgsinst Montdair Stete ^^^ Due to the adverse Kehs to capture the gokl the next game M Mkhvan \^L for your appointment. Bring this ad route"~tc to«. ««her SOOO-mcter --.run. goal was by Adri Fako. Hergoal 0-2 record, ^W^ the women'snen's times and distances .^^^ ^^ ^S (^Bt with you for a $3 diacount. made the score 9-1, Kutztown. at King Games V.U. scored iU next goal shortly Men Compete and WORLD -. ^ _^i_ Tw.tim^fU^TSwastime M).73 was kins (48.1).r48.n. CraigCraiff Morris (47.1) on an luiassisted shot SET THE diate hurdles. The thereafter By PAUL MACCHIA along Young (46.4) anchonng. mak- NCAA and IC4A qualifier Carlton by semor Anne McGuiness, Villanova men's track team an second to Cliff The personal record. Martm (Young also placed ing the score 9-2. Kutztown scored ITS^ season with a opened up its outdoor 4th with a time of Wiley in the 400 meter dash with a once more with just seconds left to Annual Booker placed V ^ Salons last weekend in the 14th time of 46.31.) 10-2. 51.98. make the final score fBBT Luther King International ^ ^ had a 2.6 se- Martin qualified for the The two-mile relay Nova's next game was two days John Marshall Freedom Games which was held cond victory over Long Beach Wkiener. McGuiness IC4A meet by winning his flag- later against 3»1177 at Stanford University. Several Nmvtown Squart event, the 800 meters in a State. John Borgese 050.00). J. J. IMS the scoring early in the Qjta tor ^^^^^^ "• ship opened take oM YOU have to QMa. but thea you Jri Wayne 298-«33 ^^^^^* team members went away with Marcus O'Sullivan Some job« time of 1:49.05. Clark 0:52.9), first half to give the Cats a 1-0 Peace Coipt. AiaPeoceCoipt>«fcjnUe(r.v^ Bryn MaiMr S27-2887 and personal records. letum. Uke the first places Marcus O'Sullivan 0:50.5) and John Marshall (1:53.1) lead. Wkiener found some wea- Ingenully and your llejdbl^^ Lmmvikc Phrfc 359-1020 qual- Irishman t)e putting your deoitw. vour There were IC4A and NCAA talents together and people t)ecoiT»«ejH^ Havcrtoiwn 7SW40O won the mile with a time of 4:05.4. put their knesses in Nova's defense and for you to help thewortrfipooiw* marks achieved by the Cats t^egm Ardmort 649-4%4 ifying qualify for crossed the fmish Ime m 7:26.5. score at 1-1. of Ibod pioductloa eneipy conieivatloa enabling him to also came back to tie the in the dmt Clftoi«/Sprii^idd 28M247 in their inaugural campaign of U Whegier you'ie buM^ Senior Peter Car- Villanova as usual won its again, 2-1, sMvlces and economk: development. 627-8323 the IC4A meet. The CaU took the lead W^Onut at Tenth. PWIa 1983. med- or dsf^etopInQ sixth in 4:08.8. his best specialty event, the distance on a goal by Kathy Yeh. After a bfldoet in Nepal dhw^^J^ 46 S. 17th St. (TALENT) 6664787 Lawrtnc* Ncbon, PMadent roll was wtlrfacWon oftoia^^ were: ley relay, in 9:43.4. Ken Lucks WWem Samoa yoill have the 1704 Walnut St. (TALENT) ... 73S-2325 Primarily Cut* A (!:olor. he. Winning their events time to date. Villanova goaltending change, eO <««~;toPj2 you'ie helplrv m«om of peopte m nearty Craig Morris in the 400 interme- worth ran a 0:52.9), Chip Jenkins (47.5), Bnan scored five straight goals Freshman John Key Wkiener luwlMe fodov and itand on their^yi twofeef and John Key- countilet strong race in the 5000 meter run, O'Keeffe (2:57.7) in a matter of minutes to take a 6-2 getting c«lrwahJC«)leeBqperien^ lomonow. In leluayouri be time of worth (4:05.3) were the four who and a placing fourth with a roipon8t)iNty. Independence «*?f,W«*^ *°Lf won the event for Villanova. ckMOHjplockatthelWKlWond. bit any vi«rKler they ccgPeoco 13 54 5 were all sue- The Wildcats will be traveling Cocpt -the tougheit job youl ever low«r The relay teams Tenn., this weekend LSAT-GMAT-GRE cessful as each placed first. The to Knoxville. annual Dogwood Re- PEACE CORPS mile relay team was composed of to race in the - $1 75 acMngs pw monm. Booker (48.6), Chip Jen- lays , mtcacol ooMW0d FREE imraODOCTORY SEMIWARS Martin MEETING ROOM FlliVirW: APRIL IL AT 1 F.H., IN T>C GRCXF 12tli A., 18AT Seminar 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April OF CORR HALL. career VManova University SENIOR/WCIMIEPVIQB: APRIL U ai© 12. coHTAa tme 6MAT Seminar 7:30 p.m. APPLICATION AM) 6RE Seminar 8:30 p.m. St. Mary's Hal Room 16 PUWBCKT CEKTW. CORR HALU TCWY FOR AN RIchARd & Company APPLICATION MJST BE BROUGHT INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT. COMPLETED - HAIR STYLES TO INTER\aEM. Shoemaker Kusko UNISEX ooiistry, phvsics, math, nursing^ rOST SOUGKT SKILLS: BWUKy. 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By MiARY CLAUtE LEAHY No "firmer base," Tucker predicted I}, Cats came out in the second The futui^,t»f SEPTA and its system is forecasted according to The regu- system is at that repairscan be madeon a stanza with hopes of tii^tening impaclvatr-Wpttttuters wag dis- Tucker, until the a laying a certain permanently sound basis, s lated basis by things up a bit but Obguwon, the cussed by' Chief Operation Plan- "very trouble/* amount of trackper year and reno- Mklwest Regkm's MVP, had other ning i3ifficer of SpTA,.Mn. , The ^lerious trains- and the both financially and physically, is vating or replacing thoui(hte. After Micheaux banked Tucker, who emphasized at buses on a systematic schedule. "The Dream" con- [Aprih6 meeting the need for pas- what SEPTA is concerned with an eight-footer, the as a now, accord'mg to Tucker. Part of "Passengers will not notice nected on three straight Cougar i sengei;^. to accept -;§^TA fH immediate take-over from the in- lead WUdcat Dwayne McQain geto ollaahottlmtmanaggiltoevade |"fundamentar' transit system. SEPTA'S goal is to accomplish .5. y«~- baskets before the Houston ol 'Tho 0r^un'* Olaluwon r as efficiently as possible in stant of reorgc^nization of a com- balkxmed to 49-31. the outstretched anna Ake«a» The Association of Commuting work the Cpugi Rail Service to transit Rail .^«. had eight blocks to 8i»earhead event in order to cut expenditures while muter >f**w' Villanova emptoyed a press in Houston. Olajuwon Students sponsored the I Service, but the reorganization in the second half to try to force some defense. light of the current workmen's still serving the public. placement and repairs .if physical plant improve- employee turnovers but it was to strike ami system take-over by "The I' Houston straight year that Massiminohad Phi SlammaJamma's Greek Week] plants are all of ment is the key to achieve operat- in the physical \'i sli- athletk Cougars I SEPTA. no avail. The guided his squad to an NCAA Re- festivities have faded. are r. efficiency," Tucker. "The primary importance and r thered through the seams of the Tucker predicted no vast tech- ing said gional Championship only to be under way," stated Tucker. Cat press almost effortlessly, trig- Inical changes' in the future but plant now is considered in total b^ten by the nation's number- emphasized the fact NOTES: The win iivenged] the transit sys- disarray." Neglected areas of the Tucker gering a barrage of lay-ups and one ranked team. pointed out that i is trying to save "'1 in the that SEPTA i never Houston's toss to Villanova tem shoukl not be a glamorous physical plant include the tracks, I il slams. The outcome was For most of the Wildcat players East two years ago when] basic parts of signal circuits and money. The increase in fares and really in doubt from that point on. Rei^ convention but a basic day-today there's always next year to look service "had to be in- the Cafs won by an 18 point mar- which is stations. decrease in It was clear that the Cats were fundamental service forward to, but for the three se- according to Tucker, Villanova Commuter Railroad Station gin, 90-72 . . . The win sent Hous- essential need to spend itiated now," •i to become Houston's 25th Isafe, reliable and efficient. "The about nior captains this was the fare- in the Tucker added that he felt the 'under control,' improved fre ton to the Fmal Four for the] been several million dollars a year on to cover one time expenses consecutive victim. 'The transit system has fare de- well performance. Stewart take-over and to pay off expenses have to be brought quency and experimental second straif^t year . . . Villan( said Tucker, physical conditions is seen by SEPTA "I was disappointed with the neglected for years," will in line," said Granger, Mike Mulquin and Pi- I is forced under control since the fares have creases be John Pinone va's series record with Houston isl and is attributed to the the Conrail bills SEPTA loss but not to the point of being "and SEPTA is now beginning to SEPTA none wiU take with them the me- running at been too high to be attractive to Tucker. . . seasonj to pay. "Conrail was played hard and tied or, 2-2 . The Cats work on desperately needed m^jor constant and lengthy neglect and embarrassed. We mories of 91 wins against onW 35 the public. "Transit systems are supposed record endii|d at 24-8, the sani< transit has an impossible rate of expendi- never stopped trying toget back in renovations to run as an ideal and abuse the system losses four straight NCAA I is (Continued on pageS) and seasonj ture," commented Tucker 'Once the financial situation Villanova Coach RoUie mark that they posted last Ifundamental service." taken," said Tucker. In the fu- John Pinone's exploits during the Wildcats' recent the game," Tournament appearances, some- . . . Villanova's record in NCAA] appearance Ma^imino sakl. thing which Wildcat fans will re- NCAA Tournament have earned him his Tournament play is now 23- 16 The defeat marked the second f second Budweiser Athlete of the Week award this member kms after the thouditsof VILLANOVAN Takes Honors year. The VILLANOVAN has been category, 'content coverage, the merit; last year the newspaper The 6-foot-8-inch senior center led the Wildcat Leahy Elected place with special VILLANOVAN scored perfectly scored 920 in the contest. The squad in a victory over Iowa and a defeat at the hands awarded first Scholastic with 500 of a possible 500 points. Drexel University and St. Johns of the Houston Cougars. merit by the American Association ASPA, in the In a sub-category under editing, University newspapers were the Against the Hawkeyes, Pinone fought his way in- Press President contest. received a per- nationwide the VILLANOVAN only other repeat winners. side for 18 points on six of 12 shooting from the field annual annual review jind con- fect score for presenting facts "ac- and a perfect six of six from the charity stripe. The In the VILLANOVAN curately, avoiding suppositions The ASPA also notes that publi- burly center also ripped down nine rebounds. test awaitis, the a possible 1000 and misstatements of data and cations whose scores were five to The impressiveness of Pinone's performance received 970 of scored per- presenting material in good seven percent above those of last didn't points. The newspaper escape Iowa guard Bob Hansen. year are maintaining or exceeding on content coverage, page taste." "He's an excellent ballplayer, I have a lot of respect fectly 1 .^•. The other This is the second consecutive their goals for the publkation for the way he plays/' said Hansen, himself future design and creativity. a year, and are to be further com- categories judged were: general year that the VILLANOVAN re- NBA pick. "He's going to go a long way in his career." mended. plan, editing and art. First place ceived first place with special ' ' %*^- Against the physk:ally imposing Cougars Pinone merit is awarded to a duplicated his previous effort with an klentical 18 with special WOTOT that scores over 900 point, nine rebound output, quite a feat considering publication points. AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC he was up against seven-foot center Akeem "The ^ evaluation, 'The I>ream" Olajuwon. In the judges' PRESS is a truly excellent "He wasn't intimidating at all. I've been saying VILLANOVAN Your layouts are very that all week long," explained Pinone, one of the few newspaper. ASSOCIATION and your articles are people in college basketball who can honestly make well done Presents this 'For Your I' very well written. Your %V.j, such a statement. First PUce Special Merit. feature is very good With Pinone has been selected, akmg with teammate Information' provkles a source of valuable ^ Stewart Granger, to play in this weekend's Aloha Patrick and AWARD information for your students.** All-SUr ^ > Classk: whkh will be hekl in Honolulu, Ha- to h-» According to contest rules, first waii. • elected Stwdent Body Preai- Patrick Leahy was place with special merit is foltowing the UlMtetkio of votes hy «t IMM nlflit awarded in reoognitkNi of an out- Coomitaaaoii. (?\..» the ElectkMui .. u* ^ standing example of a student wftU« -} thaa 40 percent phiraiity of Leaky received asore publication in format, content and aeceaaary for victory. the iMlal votea caat presentation, ynJLANOVAN will prinf complete election Ufl WnS FAST MBIBi Villaaova guard Stewwrt GffMigBr IW fafi the highest point scoring reaidia i« ita next iaaue, April 22. t9tmm-T

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