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; ' >^'--, VT.\ '.:•;<..' Pages ^i,\}'iv ; ,•".^'-.,'^^f*c' • THE VILLANOVAN • December 4, 1974 i>>'.: .' r imi^^Tii'vmi^i LAST YEAR 'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fc'fcl ''.' '.•••'•: v.,',.. '.; 1 \m 'jkz • •• • *• • •• . , Pag« 2 • THE VILLANOVAN • December 4, 1974 t^~^\ * Yearbook Cut Back 09cmjnb9r 4, 1974 • THE VILLANOVAN • Pag« 3 Vocalists it,- »!i. : By ANNE WELSH Football Future Assured Copies of the 1975 Belle Air, tional ties with Carl Wolf Villanova's yearbook, will be fewer Studio in Philadelphia to go to the By JOHN HOPKINS and thinner than last year's less expensive Del mar Studios in The '74 Wildcat football team of football, while a significant the necessary privacy and they edition, the Publications Board New York. In addition, the number . ¥ weathered a few tough losses this Concert number opted for redefined agreed by majority vote to retain 'learned from yearbook editor of special effects (involving more season but came through with the priorities which would eliminate Villanova football on a more com- By PATRICK RING unusual costly <'^ .Louis Guarrieri at its Tuesday, and more most important victory in a con- the program. the petitive level, in accordance with The ViUanova Singers and November 19 meeting. photography and/or coloring) in test where the ball wasn't carried a recess followed while the the Villanova Women's Glee Club cor- A overriding priorities facing a increase of about this year's book has been limited. single time. Because of an Catholic, dially invite the community to^ visitors left to allow the Trustees private university. ,23% in printing costs, only 3500 Despite these cost-cutting Actually, the ball (meta- their annual free Christmas con- copies of the 1975 book will be moves, the current projected cost of phorically the entire pro- cert to be held on December 6, printed, a drop of 1100 (24%) from producing the 1975 Belle Air is gram) was carried several times 1974, in the Villanova main UNIVERSITY last year's 4600 copies. Seniors $25,400. This figure is $605 higher in both directions, during a PERSPECTIVES chapel. than the 1974 Belle Air's actual * \M -^ November 22 of the will be given preference when the meeting Board While each vote for or against football, was the objective the criteria by Both glee clubs are under cost of $24,795. of Trustees, convened under ex- books are issued in the Spring, which a decision was reached, the input from diverse elements of the direction of Mr. Herbert Fiss. Due traordinary circumstances to sine* at least the first day of Hence, according to the Rev. university community gave form and substance to the final outcome. In to the fact that both singing groups for decide the future of football at distribution will be reserved John J. Byrnes, O.S.A., it is the process of information gathering, the Villanovan accumulated views vir- « .^ • have acquired impressive talent Villanova. them. But copies will not be held tually certain that next year from both sides of this issue and presents them separately for the sake of retained Photo by Pat O'Connor this year and have many Well after Friday night's dinner *'^»«^.. for seniors who do not pick them students will have to pay an extra »& ^ clarification. experienced veterans, this concert Union speaker, Scott DiMaio hour, the Trustees voted privately up at that time, but will be fee to receive a copy of the year- demise of football as such but the their best. Dr. Ted Aceto, athletic director, is predicted to be in the Law School to retain the Herbert Smith, vice president of media and client services for distributed to undergraduates. book. This fee, predicts Belle Air redefinition of university priorities The program will feature many opened the presentations to the Air will also football program on a modified in line with the academic identity BoHnger-Kaplan Advertising Inc., will be guest lecturer in the This year's Belle editor Louis Guarrieri, will Board with an appeal that can be traditional and contemporary Rockefeller Vetoed In level of competition. Since noon of class Dec. at 11:30 a.m. be thinner than the 1974 book. probably be about $5.00 per book. of the institution. Villanova Journalism on Thursday, 5 summed up in his own words . I several Christmas songs, including that day the high counsel of will discuss the various aspects of journalism, ad- The Belle Air staff this year Dr. Zeigler spoke of athletics in solos. The Spires and the Mr. Smith "To me, athletics (which includes also elected Villanova was subjected to the a philosophical context rather groups within the vertising, public relations and marketing. Job possibilities will also be to switch football) is not extra curricular, Haveners, both Political Union Debate pros and cons of an increasingly in discussion. photographers, breaking tradi- than as a polarized, for or against, Singers and the Women's Glee included the UN Club but CO -curricular. It is a discipline By PAUL ALPAUGH risky venture in an era of economic situation. Club respectively, will provide the net expense of which cannot be turbulence by various members of Paraphrasing his sentiments, some easy-listening music. The In its seventh and final debate Former Political Union* regarded as an athletic depart^ the University community. the concept of a university identity To Hold ment deficit, but is as much a of this semester, the Villanova president, Jim Guidera, represent- concert will climax with both In arranging the meeting. Chair- ProposM Da/y Care Center Faces follows in this fashion . Due to Political overwhelmingly ed the Conservative party. Urging proper charge against the resources glee clubs jointly singing the Union man of the Board Thomas Devine of the faculty and the University as uncontrollable circumstances, Vil- -^ defeated by a vote of 18 yes, 37 no, confirmation, Guidera expressed Chichester Psalms, an innovative V . ^ called on the Athletic Department, lanova has its financial back to Leonard Bernstein composition. Council the resolution: This House Favors dismay that there should be any maintaining a library and/or Housing And Financial the Commission of University the wall. Steps must be taken to So come and relax as these two Difficulties the Confirmation of Nelson controversy surrounding the con- laboratory." Structures and Planning, the meet immediate concerns as well Points in Dr. Aceto's rationale fine singing groups create an at- By JOHN KENNEDY Friday, January 24th, and Rockefeller as Vice-President. firmation of Rockefeller. Guidera On University Senate Athletic Ad- as to insure the future growth of included several areas: aura of mosphere of Christmas spirit and proposal for President, to Saturday the 25th, Villanova's Student Republican leaders said that Rockefeller's fifteen An Recently, a a day Dean Bruderle recom- more women would be able en- visory Committee and represen- the university. make your night an enjoyable one. Tucker years as governor of positivism lending support to the care center to accommodate the mended the establishment of a day ter school despite having pre- United Nations Club is holding a Neal Osten and Mike New York in tatives from related fields to program; budgetary Continuing . the resulting Villanova Singers children of students care center could possibly students Security Council for opened the debat«, speaking on addition to his service in the reductions in The are con- and faculty which be school age children, and model propound the all or none versions course of action must come from coaching, recruiting and game ex- tinually looking for prospective was issued to Dean Marlowe, run in conjunction with the Nur- could be offered courses in child Philadelphia area high schools. behalf of scheduled main speaker, Eisenhower and Truman ad- s' « of college football. prior contingencies together with penses; competitive alignment members, specifically in the first College of Nursing, by sing and Education departments. care and early development. Mrs. This first -time event will be held Karl Rove, National Chairman of mmistrations give him more ad- * * * Mrs. present considerations in creating tenor section. Elizabeth 2-9 College Republicans who was a ministrative experience than any with comparable eastern schools; Auditions can be Smith, a member of the Mrs. Smith sees a day care cen- Smith also cited the advantages of in the North Lounge from p.m. On October 22, 1974, the Com- the identity of Villanova. ' and increased revenue from related arranged on Tuesdays or Thurs- Nursing staff. *ter as necessary as well as a prac- early socialization available to the Friday and 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on last minute cancellation. Osten man ever to come to the Presidency mittee on University Structures Congruent priorities, i.e. core and *:« ^-.'J organizations including the Wild- days between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. similar proposal was offered tical idea. Students children in Saturday. and Tucker presented unprepared or Vice-Presidency. Guidera A from Nursing, involved the program. and Planning voted to drop foot- exterior aspects according to cat and Varsity Clubs. by calling 527-2100, Ext. 528, or this year Charles high school students will remarks. Each urged the passage presented a defense of Rockefeller earlier by Mr. Education and Psychology would Before presenting the proposal The ball at the season's end, by an 11-2 relative importance are those Students and faculty members stopping in at 204 John Barr\' Bruderle, dean of the University be able to receive first-hand ex- to the Rev. John Driscoll, O.S.A., discuss numerous topics of global of the resolution. in three critical areas: the Victor margin. Since CUSP became things which give Villanova its of the Senate Athletic Advisory Hall.
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