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Clare Taft thought rape only occurs when a women is News Editor assaulted by a stranger, Koestner went on "If we are ever gomg to have a day wah television talk shows and to college cam out rape, it's not going to be because of the puses to tell her story. women in this room, n'sgomg to be because Contrary to some popular beliefs, most of the men," said Katie Koestner, date rape rapes are date rapes. One in four women are survivor and advocate when she addressed raped, and 84 percent of these rapes are John Carroll University on Sept. 27 in Kulas acqua 111 ta nee rape. Auditorium. Koestner's presentatton, "He Said-She Koestner, a graduate of the College of Said," included an interactive portion pre William and Mary was a freshman there sented by Brett Sokolow, a specialist in when she was assaulted by~ classmate she sexual assault policy and law. Sokolow ex had been dating. Koestner spoke to a near] y plained the legal definition of rape and then full Kulas Auditorium about her experi presented two cases of possible rape for the ence eight years ago. After a dinner date audience to try as a jury. Silence is not with a fellow student, Peter, whom she had consent as defined in rape laws. The first beendatingsinceinthe beginning of school case was in reference to communication they went back to Koestner's room. Koestner Students were invited to voice their opin described the events leading up to her rape. ions about the situation. The second case After the dean of students at the College involved alcohol. Alcohol is involved in 90 Katie Koestner, speaks to John Carroll University students in her presentation ''He of William and Mary refused to adequately percent of campus rapes. People incapaci Said--She Said," on the issue of date rape. punish Peter, Koestner took her story to the tated by alcohol or drugscannot consent to media Her rapist's punishment from the sex, and therefore ra laws ar applicable. dean of studentswashtsbetngba• 1edfTum 1{:Jtfe ~srnetl'dtd a great JOb," said Th J'l'l!R'nnrtf01'1-•~ 1'"'8f'llm untftf'3'ffycott Mlm ro her dorm for the rest of the semester. "The John Ropar of university counseling ser developed by universitycounseli ngservices every freshman hall floor meeting to dts· dean said, 'Katie, I think if you can get past vices. "Brett[Sokolow] was thought provok and student affairs to raise rape awareness cuss date rape. "We do not have any thmg this, you two will make a really nice couple,"' ing. I was impressed by how many men in onJCU's campus. According to Ropar, all else planned on the scale of "He Said-She Koestner said. the audience stood up and supported freshman were required toattend "HeSaid Said, but we are thinking of ideas to follow Without the support of herparents,who women's point of view." She Said." In addition to the presentation, it up," said Ropar. New parking lot under construction Presidential address City to close parking on streets when new lot is complete
Glynn discusses future of the university Meg Wolchko for thts year I cannot say," Reali Staff Reporter said. Iron gates, shuttles, a Campus However, with the addition of Safety Service Blazer, these are all the new lot, comes a loss of other, Glynn addressed the Catho Megan Hetman ness of each individual human facets of the most discussed topic currently available, parkmg lic andJesuit aspects of the mis Assistant News Editor person." on campus- parking. spaces. sion of JCU as a cooperation of Addressing the future of Once again the powers-that-be Once the lot is completed, the both traditions, sharing the mis john Carroll University, Rev. atjohnCarrollarealtering the look two hour parking permitted on sion of the Church and the Soci Edward Gl yn n,Sj .,acting presi and feel of parking, and ultimatly, surrounding Umversity Heights dent, presented his opening re ety of Jesus. city streets will be prohibited. "The institution In the Catholic aspect, Glynn the campus. marks to the I998-1999 aca Begining last Friday, Sept. 25, Parking on South Belvoir said that the system of values demic year on Aug 28. construction of a new parking lot Boulevard will besull be permited ... share[s] in the and relationships that consti Glynn chose the occasion to began. The site, located on discuss the jesuit, Catholic, and mission of the tuteJCU "share in the Church's Miramar Boulevard, will be built liberal arts traditions of John mission and are shaped by the between the dnveway of the Rod Church's mission to proclaim Carroll, "since these are consti· man Hall parking lot to the pe Society of this love story of a steadfast tutive elements of the Jesuit rimeter of Murphy Hall. mission and identity oft he uni God." According to john Reali, direc Jesusto teach Supporting the jesuit aspect versity." tor of plant services, the new park Thanking the faculty, starr, of John Carroll, Glynn added ing lot will offer 81 addnional and administration,Glynn rec God's steadfast that "the institution ... shards] spaces. The tentative completion in the mission of the Society of ognized them for their con date is as early as the end of Octo Jesus to teach God's steadfast tinual "achievements of excel presence.. . " ber, with the cost estimated near presence and transforming la lence that have made the uni $250,000. versity nationally recognized." bor in human history and hu According to Reali, it has not man lives ... Glynn spoke on the impor Specialization and career de yet been determined who will be According to Glynn, the mis tance of a liberal arts educa velopment without the perme able to park in the newly created sion of education at john Car tion. ation of a liberal arts tradition, spaces once the lot is completed. "A quality liberal arts tradi Glynn added, "leads to special roll rests within the motto of the "There is talk of plans to renovate tio n makes available to students ization without vision and thus Society of j esus, Ad MaJorem Dei Rodman Hall into an administra Gloriam,for the greater glory of the educational opportunity to to persons, institutions (and ul tive center over the summer, so 1 gain an appreciation of the dig timately, to cities, nations and a God. would speculate that those spaces nity, the beauty, and the sacred- planet) without vision." will most like! y be reserved for administration and staff, but as 2 NEWS The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 ENTERTAINMENT 3 JCU student runs for political office EdJrAMmr Canada's 'Hip' impress Agora crowd Newsbriefs by Mickey Ann Dolgan According to Kobylka, a win very pleased with the whole expe Batyske Aaron Baker their last two studio al Staff Reporter ning campaign in the 6lst district rience. Entertamment Ed1tor bums. "Trouble at rhe Probably Canada's most popu- Henhouse" and "Phan- Sophomore/junior Toronto trip is on While most JCU students are would cost anywhere between "I have learned so much. In the Wow' I guess lm back for I focusing on academics, student 1 roundtwo. ar band, The Trag1cally H1p. rom Power·· Sign-upsfortheSophomore/Junior trip to Toronto, begin $5,000 and $10,000. By sending future, may just stay behmd the organizations or athletics, Mike out fundraising letters, and hav scenes of campaigns," Kobylka . If h came to Cleveland's Agnra lhe- The band rarely ad Oct.5incheAtrium. Depositsof$85aredueatthistime. The Flrst anc ore most, t ere was Kobylka is also concentrating on ingaspaghettidinner, Kobylka has said. ater last S;Jturday n1ght and dressed the crowd and trip will take place over the weekend of Nov. 13. actually realcntenammenrhere played a Simply ,1 rna:1ng sf]ow JUSt kepr crankmg out launchmg a political career. The raised approximately $1,500. Kobylka has been involved in recent!)' I wam to commend a 11 d JCU junior is running for State Kobyl ka also received the endorse political campaigns since he was to a genera y Cana a-lov1ng one song after another, johnCarrollorgJnlzation for put- crow d. much to the1r fans' lik Marinello Little Theatre One Act House Representative in Ohio for ment, and a campaign contribu 13. He worked in the 13th congres tlng together a very successful r the 6lst district in Lorain. Canadian lags were hung tng Plays tion from Ohio Right to L1fe. sional district campaign of Greg event f After a friend got him involved After working hard this sum White in 1994 and he was Lorain The Black United Students rom box seats 1n the ba Icon)', as The pn in f rant oft he The John Carroll University One Act Plays begin this with the Ohio Republican Party, mer campaigning, Kobylka said, County's youth director fo r Bob Associanon (BUSA) held a f:~ll drunken fans m the packed loge stage never stopped weekend and run through Ocr. lL The One Act Plays are Kobylka decided to run. "1 was "The race is not looking very good ." Dole's presidential campaign in SOCial (whatever a SOC!alls) last boxes screamed Tragically Hip bounctng t he entne "'Night Mother," directed by Keith Nagy, and 'Never turned asked to run by rn y friend who is Since school has started he has had 1996. lyrics back and fo rth to each show. out to be four months,' written and directed by senior, Sig Friday and 1t was a tremendous other the state of Ohio political director to share his campaigning time He is pleased with the support The less-than- Fuchs. They will be performed Oct. 2,3,8 and 9 at 8 p.m. and for the Republican Party," said with academics. from the state of Ohio, but a little success. Long before the band even hit packed crowd re Ocr. II at 2 p.m in the Marinello Little Theatre, located in the Ihave seen a lot of ~hoolorga- Kobylka. In the event that he would win, disappomted with the help from . d h' t th the stage, chants of "H 1p l" ech- sponded extremely well DJ Lombardo Student Center. Call397-4428 for tickets. mzanons try to o t tngs a e At the end of February, he would have to work something Lorain County. Wolf and Pot in my years here, oed through the Agora. It's been to every song that was said that the Tragically Hip are Kobylka started pursuing the op out with john Carroll. He would "People have not taken me too an d I cannot reco II ect any t hat played. but the high ]CU vs. Baldwin Wallace blood drive portunity. He was unopposed in have to move to Col urn}:JUs , and serious! y," Kobylk a said. After all, have been as successful as this. to Canada what Pearl jam is to lights of the show were the primary race that took place take some classes at eitlfer Capital he turned 20 this week. As far as America definitely their current John Carroll University is hosting its annual American The place was literally packed on May 5. Now he will face Daniel University or Ohio State Univer he knows, he is the youngest per end-to-end and wall-to-wall Unfortunately, they haven't single, "Poets," which Red Cross blood drive Oct. 6. The event will take place in the Metelsky, the Democratic incum sity. son to ever run for this position in . h db II( gotten the exposure tn the U.S. was the song that offi intramural gym from 9 a.m. to 6p.m. WJCU will be broad A[ un t1mewas a ya even bent in the Nov. 3 general election. "My mom was always for it,' Ohio. those kidsacnnghardcore,sirni- that they've received throughout cta 11 y got the crowd casting livefrom the blood drive throughouttheday. Prizes The issues of the race center on said Kobylka. "My dad did not The political science major theH mus1cal careers tn Canada rnovtng and a much will be offered to all donors, with hourly raffle drawings lar to how they act in the class- funding Ohio's schools. "The want my campaign to interfere plans to attend law school upon Despite this, the band conttnues faster verswn of "A head announced on the radio. room environment QCU gang- schools need to be funded some with school, especially if I won. graduation. sters?)_ to play at a number of venues to By a Century." The blood drive will be a competition between John howl would like to see it done one Now, they are both behind me.' Currently Kobylka is president an assortment of audiences Other songs that did Carroll and Baldwin Wallace College. This is the second The lucky attendees moved way or another," said Kobylka. Win or lose, Kobylka has been of College Republicans atjCU. tothesoundsof the Diabolical Dj, The band has played shows more than keep the en year of the com petition. The school with the more success to audiences of only five people tire theater interested ful blood drive will receive a trophy. Baldwin Wallace was Steady Pace (and for just a mo- (Bloomington, Indiana 1n 1989), included "Fireworks," ment,lalsograced the turntables) last year's blood drive winner. The trophy wil1 be presented lfyoudidn'tattendthisBUSA but have also played to over "Emperor Penguin" and at theJohnCarroll versus Baldwin Wallacefootballgameon evem(weallknowhowmost]CU 200,000 people (Holland Festi "Samet hi ng On," from Oct.l7 at Wasmer Field. val in 1992) which the title of their album, rnelod ic songs, a voca I solo from canshaven'tdisc verede1therof All donors must beat least 17 years old,l05 pounds and in Police Blotter studentsare),donot miss the next Through their 12 year career, Phantom Power, is drawn. thetr lead singer (which resulted these great Canadian bands. one. good health. Anyone meeting those qualifications and who Congratulations to BUSA for however, they have created much The opemng band, The 10 an ovation from the crowd) They deserve any and all Jtten has not donated blood since Aug.ll, is free to donate at this + A student at john Carroll University was assaulted on Sept.l7 on john Carroll's campus by a more of a name for themselves Watchmen, were definitely an and faster, more guitar-heavy tion that they get. group of five youths who left Bellfairejewish Children's Bureau. Campus Safety Services refused time. ajobwelldone. than most bands do. added surprise for the evening. songs. The guitar solos and vo for more information 011 The comment. Administrators at Bellfaire also refused comment. Smce this 1san entertal nrnent Any questions, contact Shirley Seiple at the American colurnn, Ithought iWJuldshare The Hip are currently tour- Not only were they very impres cals were right on target through Tragically Hip, vrstl th~1, Red Cross at524-44ll. sive, but they were from Canada, out their performance. l1omepage on the web at + The fraternity, Alpha Rho Omega hosted a party at the VFW hall in Willoughby Hills. The with you something I find very ing in the U.S. in support of their seventh album, "Phantom Power," which got a huge response from The Watchmen weathered www.thehip.co m Newsbriefs were compiled by Clare Taft, News Editor police arrived during the evening to break up the party. No arrests were made. entertain mg. Name! y, the lack of a sidewalk in front of Hamlin. which is what brought them to the crowd when it was an scattered chants of "Hip!" and For more ir1Jormat10n on TIIP the Agora last Saturdav. stood and delivered an impres Watchmen, vt\11 the 1r hornepa~<' _ ' nounced. Now. that is emenaining Let's - 1 dimiRMeas-~MM~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ crosswalk from Hamlin Hall to savesorneofJCU'srnost vital func- Ir------, I tions (ie., parking lots and other I dorms} I The true entertainment is I I warching people walk around I I MEET YOUR MAJOR! like rntcein a maze to get to their I cars. Out the door of Hamlin, I Nick Kovach down the street to Campion, for injections) per day. His per heroin) in a cheap motel. Compared with Suller's I I The Carroll News other films currently in release, I across the street to where the pool petual high ruined his career, Whenjerry is unable to per I Attention freshmen and sophomores: is, back down the street toward It takes a great movie to family and overall life. form to his expectations, he "Permanent Midnight" looks I I the parking lot, crossing the main bring tears to my eyes. Only a To quote Stahl, himself. "l begins telling her stories about like "C itizen Kane", but don't I driveway to school (yeah, thats select few have been success was making $5,000 a week to his days using Kitty identifies be fooled by the commercials. What do you know about your intended major? I much safer than Belvoir) and fi fuL Among them, "The support a $6,000 a week heroin with him, because she too was It is not a fun film to watch. I nally entering our incredibly Shawshank Redemption," habit." an addict and got clean seven But if you think your life is What concentrations, minors, interdisciplinary program would best I packed parking lot. "Cool Hand Luke" and "Leav The film opens with there years prior. awful and have a couple hours 1think if you, as a paying stu ing Las Vegas" alike have all in covering jerry working in the So jerry tells all of the funny, to burn,"Permanent Midnight" complement your major? dent, contribute your valuable cluded a theme of total he! p sad and pathetic tales that a will definitely change the way lessness in one's ltfe situation. time to this aerobic experience, heroin addict has to tell, with a you view your petty problems. What are your options? the least you should get is some Despair is a tough issue to few Hollywood writer stories free Munch Money.lf you are still tackle. It can get very boring Despair is a scattered here and there. For answers to these and other questions regarding your major, come crossing it the old-school way( i.e., very quickly. That is one of the Whether he was marrying fromHamlinacrossthenewgrass reasons why "Permanent Mid Sandra, a rather blase Elizabeth Permanent seeds direct! y to the parking lot), night," the latest film from the tough issue Hurley, to get her a green card to these Meet Your Major nights: Isalute you. vault of actor/director/pro or running full steam at the Midnight Some random thoughts ducer, all-around Hollywood to tackle. It windows of a twentieth floor Accountancy Wed.Oct.14 8 p.m. Murphy room 1have beencontem plating this hot commodity, Ben Stiller re office, while high on crack, this ally made an impression on me, film is a little too black to be a Art History and Humanities Tue. Oct. 20 7pm. B-301 for years, but ir never really carne can get very Directed By: Ben totheforefrontof my mind until even though it did not make me black comedy, but has too Biology Tue. Oct. 6 ?p.m. Murphy Room the other day: Aerosrnith really cry. It was only an hour and many laughs to be called a pity Stiller Chemistry Wed. Oct. 28 6p.m SC256 sucks. Have they ever written a twenty-five minutes long. boring very plea. Classic/ Modern Languages Wed . Sept30 4.30 p.m. AD226 songwithouta videoconceptfirst Why is it a positive for a film What it is , is a fast-paced to be that short you ask? Communications Wed. Oct. 7 7 p.m. TV Studio in mind? quickly. journey through the life of an Starring: Ben Stiller, Well , as anyone who's ever addict and his triumphs, trials Economics Thurs Feb. 4,1999 7:30p.m. President's Dining Room Cake (the band, not the food) Elizabeth Hurley, tsreallygood.Theysound like no seen "Trainspotting" can tell and tribulations. 7:30p.m. President's Dining Room Finance Tue. Feb. 2, 1999 one else; a rarity in music these you, two and a half hours of It will either disgust you to Maria Bello, Jeneane Education and A1lied Studies Wed .Oct 21 7 p.m. Murphy Room days. Lad< for their new a] bum. trauma, dead babies and heroin dnve-thru line of a fast food the point of walkJng out withdrawal can really wear the restaurant, where he encoun Garafalo, and Owen English TBA Didyouknowthatif you hap (which several crttics did), or viewer out. ters the beautiful Kitty (played make you comprehend that History Tue Oct.lO 7 p.m. B- 272 (H tstory Dept.) pen to be outside of some of the Wilson dorms at around 4:00 a.m, the It's hard to watch someone excellently by"ER'alurn Maria maybe those "th is is your brain I Mngmnt, Mrktng, Logistics Wed.Oct28 430 p.m. Faculty Dining Room USATodayguywill probably give throw their life away, even on Bello) on drugs" publtc service an I Kitty happens to be driving Math and Computer Science Wed. Oct? 4:30p.m sc 168 you a free paper? screen. Which is exactly what nouncements really are true. Running Time: 85 I Military Science TBA Congratulationsonattending Stiller docs as Jerry Stahl, a the wrong way though the line Well wrttten by Stahl him former head writer for such and if that weren't enough, the self, "Permanent Midnight" is mmutes I Philosophy Thurs. Oct 8 5 p.m. PL Conference Room the new moralcapital of the uni verse, john Carroll University. popular television shows as re staurant is already closed anything but the "feel-good I Poli tica 1 Science Tue. Sept 22 4p.m. Poli Set. Dept. I Your parents are getting their "Moonlighting," "A LF " and anyway. movie of the year", but it does Psychology Tue Ocr 13 7pm Muprhy Room money's worth "th irty-sornethi ng ." So she invites jerry to come get stellar performances from Rated: R I Religious Studtes Wed Ocr 27 ?p.m. Rei igtous St udtcs Dept See you next week. Sta h 1 lived life coot inuall y have a cup of coffee with her Stiller and Bello, along with high, sometimes taking as and the plot is set. Next thing I Sociology 1 hurs. Nov 'i 330 p.m Soc1ology Dept Comments for Mickey can be hilanous cameos fromjeneane I left at397-4398. many as three or more fixes you know they are naked and Garafola and Jerry Stahl, him Grade: A- (heroin addicts 'terminology enjoying themselves (without L------~------~ self as a doctor. NEWS The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 The Carroll News. October 1, 1998 ENTERTAINMENT ------3 JCU student runs for political office EdrrA_i'MNT Canada's 'Hip' impress Agora crowd News briefs by M1.ckey Ann Colgan According to Kobylka, a win very pleased with the whole expe Batyske Aaron Baker their last two stud to al- Staff Reporter ning campaign in the 6lst district rience. Entertamment Editor bums, "Trouble at the While most JCU students are "1have learned so much. in the Probably Canada's most popu- Henhouse" and "Ph an Sophomore/Junior Toronto trip is on would cost anywhere between Wowl I guess lm bo.~c k· Ior l focusing on academics, student I roundmu ar band. The Trag1call)' Htp. tom Power" Sign-ups for the Sophomore/Junior trip to Toronto, begin $5,000 and $10,000. By sendmg future. may just stay behind the organizations or athletics, Mike out fundraising letters, and hav scenes of campaigns," Kobylka came to Cle,·elands .Agora The- The band rare!\! Jd- Oct.S m theA mum. Depositsof$85aredueatthistime. The Ftrst and foremost. there was ' Kobylka is also concentrating on ingaspaghenidinner,Kobylka has said. ater last Saturday ntght and dressed the crowd and trip will take place over the weekend of Nov.l3. actually real cmcnatument here launching a political career. The ra ised approximately $1,500. Kobylka has been involved in recemly l want to commend a p 1ayed a simp.y ama:mg show JU t kept cranking out ro a g~nerally Canada-lov1ng one song after another JCU junior is running for State Kobyl ka also received the endorse political campaigns since he was JohnCarrollorgan[zationforput- · Marinello Little Theatre One Act House Representative in Ohio for ment, and a campaign contribu 13. He worked in r he 13th congres f l crowd. much to their fans' ltk- rmg together a very '>uccess u Canadian flags were hung mg Plays the 6lst district in Lorain. tion from Ohio Right to Life. sional district campaign of Greg event · After a f riendgot him involved After working hard this sum White in 1994 and he was Lorain The Black Umtcd Srudems from box sears In the bale on)' as The pttin front of the The john Carroll University One Act Plays begin this with the Ohio Republican P;my, mer campaigning, Kobylka said, County's youth director for Bob Association (BUSA) held a fall drunken fa ns in the packed loge stage never stopped weekend and run through Oct. ll. The One Act Plays are Kobylka decided to run. "1 was "The race is not looking very good ." Dole's presidential campaign in soctal (whatever a socialts) last boxes screamed Tragically Hip bounct ng the en me "'Night Mother," directed by Keith Nagy, and "Never turned asked to run by my friend who is Since school has started he has had 1996. lyrics back and fonh to each show. out to be four months," written and directed by senior, Sig Friday and it was a tremendous other the state of Ohio political director to share his campaigning time He is pleased with the support success. The less-than- Fuchs. They will be performed Oct. 2,3,8 and 9 at 8 p.m. and Long before the band even h11 packed crowd re for the Republican Party,' said with academics. from the state of Ohio, but a lit de Ihave seena lotof schoolorga- - Oct.ll at 2 p.m. in the Marinello little Theatre, located in the the stage, chants of "Hip!" ech- spondedextreme!)' well Kobylka. 1n the event that he would win, disappointed with the help from nizanons try to do things at the D]. Lombardo Student Center. Call397-4428 for tickets. oed through the Agora. it 's been to e\'ery song that was At the end of February, he would have to work something Lorain County. Wolf and Pot m my years here, said that the Tragically Hip are played but the h1gh Kobylka started pursuing the op out with john Carroll. He would "People have not taken me too and l cannot recollect any that • - JCU vs. Baldwin Wallace blood drive portunity. He was unopposed in have to move to Columpus, and seriously,"Ko bylka said. Afterall, have been as successful as this. to Canada what Pearl jam is to lights of the show were the primary race that took place take some classes at eitrfer Capital he turned 20 this week. As far as America. d r· l h · John Carroll University is hosting its annual American The place was literally packed e mite Yt ell' current on May 5. Now he will face Daniel University or Ohio State Univer he knows, he is the youngest per end-to-end and wall-to-wall. Unfortunately, they haven't single, "Poets," which Red Cross blood drive Oct. 6. The event will take place in the Metelsky, the Democratic incum sity son to ever run for this position in Afunumewashadbyall(even gotten the exposure in the U.S. was the song that offi- intramural gym from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WJCU will be broad bent in the Nov. 3 general election. 'My mom was always for it," Ohio. those kidsacnnghardcore.simi- that they've received throughout cia 11 y got the crowd casting livefrom the blood drive throughout the day. Prizes The issues of the race center on said Kobylka. "My dad did not The political science major the1r musical careers in Canada. · d h will be offered to all donors, with hourly raffle drawings Jar to how they act in the class- movtng an a muc funding Ohio's schools. 'The want my campaign to interfere plans to attend law school upon room environment (JCU gang- Despite this, the band continues fasterverswnof"Ahead announced on the radio. schools need to be funded some with school, especially if 1 won. graduation. sters7J. to play at a number of venues to By a Cen tur y." The blood drive will be a competition between john how.lwouldlikeroseeitdoneone Now. they are both behind me.' Currently Kobylka is president an assortment of aud 1ences Othe gs th d 'd Carroll and Baldwin Wallace College. This is the second The lucky attendees moved r son at t way or another,' said Kobylka. Win or lose. Kobylka has been of College Republicans atJCU. tothesoundsoftheDiabolicalDj, The band has played shows more tha n keep the en- year of the competition. The school with the more success Steady Pace (and for just a mo- to audiences of only five people ti re theater interested ful blood drive will receive a trophy. Baldwin Wallace was (Bloomington, In diana 111 1989), Included "Ftre\"Orks" i ment,lalsogracedtheturmables). ·• · last year's blood drive winner. The trophy will be presented lfyoudidn'tarrendthisBUSA but have also played to over "Emperor Penguin" and are shown here, standing in front of metal at the]ohnCarroll versus Baldwin Wallacefootballgameon event(weallknowhowmostjCU 200.000 people (Holland Festi- "Some thmg On," from Oct.l7 at Wasmer Field. studemsare),donotmissrhenext val in 1992). which the title of their a! bum, melodic songs, a vocal solo from cans haven't discovered etther of All donors must beat least 17 years old, lOS pounds and in Police Blotter one. Through their 12 year career, Phantom Power, is drawn. theirleadsinger(whichresulted these great Canadian bands. good health. Anyone meeting those qualifications and who CongratulationstoBUSAfor however,theyhavecreatedmuch The opentng band, The inanovationfromthecrowd) Theydeserveanyandallauen- has not donated blood since Aug.ll, is free to donate at this + A student at john Carroll University was assaulted on Sep~.l7 on john Carroll's campus by a ap· bwelldone. more of a name for themselves Watchmen, were definitely an and faster, more guitar-heavy tion that they get. time. group of ftvc youths who left Bellfairejewish Children's Bureau. Campus Safety Services refused than most bands do. dd d · r h · Th · l d F .~ comment. Administrators at Bellfaire also refused comment. Smcelhis tsanentertamment a e surpnse •Or t e evenmg. songs. e guitar so os :~n vo- or more lll.lormaClMl on The> Any questions, contact Shirley Seiple at the American column,ithoughtlwouldshare The Hip are currently tour- Notonlyweretheyveryimpres- calswererightontargetthrough- Tragically Htp, v111 t the 11 Red Cross at 524-4411. withyousomethingifindvery ingintheU.S.insupponoftheir sive,buttheywerefromCanada, outtheirperformance. homepage on the web at + The fraternity, Alpha Rho Omega hosted a party at the V.F.W hall in Willoughby Hills. The entertaining Namely, the lack of seventhalbum,"Phantom Power," which got a huge response from The Watchmen weathered www.thehip.co m. Newsbriefs were compiled by Clare Taft, News Editor police arrived during the evening to break up the party. No arrests were made. a sidewalk in from of Hamlin. which is what brought them to the crowd when it was an- scattered chants of "Hipl" and For more 1njormatwn on T!le . . . L , the Agora last Saturday. nounced stood and delivered an impres· Watchmen vi11t the1r hom'' I'''·''(' N h 1 5 11 e :;~ il!l. eieonllllteal~Mt'al'l!mM' Rg,..,lll!le~ts,...~~T~rh~e: l'~~"~nr1~<>l~11!"0~ ·-- m~~; · ,"~"~'e~ ·~LLw~o-~, Ihe" nlaw,d __, 10"' " a.d · I · • '·' c1rosswalk from111 Hamlm Hall to encore sl\ow arew largely !rom mmute set tnat tncruac~s~r-llilitJ'Ii!fi~H~til"l!fl!~""~..--....jjl!tliiJ; .il..lliiiiliiJ•IIM•III savesomeofjClJsmostvitalfunc- Ir ------, tions (i.e., parking lots and other dorms). The true entertainment is watching people walk around i MEET YOUR MAJOR! like mtcein a maze to get to their cars. Out the doer of Hamlin, I Nick Kovach Compa red wtth Stiller's down the street to Campion, for injections) per day. His per heroin) in a cheap motel. across the street towherethe pool The Carroll News petual high rumed his career, When jerry is unable to per other films currently in release, : Attention freshmen and sophomores: is, back down the street toward lt takes a great movie to family and overall hfe. form to his expectations, he "Permanent Mtdnight" looks the parking lot,crossing the main bring tears to my eyes Only a To quote Stahl, himself. "I begins telling her stories about like "Citizen Kane", but don't select few have been success driveway to school (yeah, that's was making $5,000 a week to his days using. Kitty identifies be fooled by the commercials What do you know about your intended major? much safer than Belvoir) and fi ful. Among them, "The support a $6,000 a week heroin with him, because she too was It is not a fun film to watch. nally entering our incredibly Shawshank Redemption," habit." an addict and got clean seven But if you think you r life ts What concentrations, minors, interdisciplinary program would best packed parking lot. "Cool Hand Luke" and "Leav The film opens with there years prior. awful and have a couple hours 1think if you, as a paying stu ing Las Vegas" a! ike have all in covering Jerry working in the So Jerry tells all of the funny, to burn, "Permanent Midnight" cluded a theme of total help complement your major? dent. contribute your valuable sad and pathetic tales that a will definitely change rhe way lessness in one's life situation. rime to this aerobic experience, heroin addict has to tell, with a you view your petty problems. What are your options? the least you should get is some Despair is a tough issue to few Hall ywood writer stories free Munch Money lf you are still tackle. It can get very boring Despair is a scattered here and there. For answers to these and other questions regarding your major, come 1 crossing it the old-school way(i.e., very quickly. That is one of the Whether he was marrying fromHamlinacrossthenewgrass reasons why "Permanent Mid Sandra, a rather blase Elizabeth Permanent seeds directly to the parking lot), night," the latest film from the tough issue Hurley, to get her a green card to these Meet Your Major nights: Isalute you vault of actor/director/pro or running fu ll steam a t the Midnight Some random thoughts: ducer, all-around Hollywood to tackle. It windows of a twentieth floor Accountancy Wed .Oct.14 Bp.m. Murphy room 1have beencontempla ring this hot commodity, Ben Stiller re office, while high on crack, this ally made an impression on me, film is a little too black to be a Art History and Humanities Tue. Oct. 20 7pm. B-301 for years, but it never really came even though it did not make me can get very black comedy, but has too Directed By: Ben Biology Tue. Oct. 6 ?p.m. Murphy Room to the forefront of my mind unt1 l the or her day: Aerosmith really cry. 1t was only an hour and many laughs to be called a pity Stiller Chemistry Wed .Oct.28 6p.m SC256 sucks Have they ever written a twenty-five minutes long. boring very plea. Classic/ Modern Languages Wed . Sept 30 4.30 p.m. AD226 songwithouta videoconceptfirst Why is it a positive for a film What it is, is a fast-paced to be that short you ask? Communications Wed Oct. 7 ?p.m. TV Studio tn mind7 quickly. journey through the life of an Starring: Ben Stiller, Well, as anyone who's ever addict and his triumphs, trials Economics Thurs Feb 4,1999 7:30p.m. President's Dining Room Cake (t he band, not the food) Elizabeth Hurley, ts really good. They sound like no seen "Trainspotting" can tell and tribulations. 7:30p.m. President's Dining Room Finance Tue. Feb. 2, 1999 one else; a rarity in music these you, two and a ha If hours of It wtll either disgust you to Maria Bello, Jeneane Education and Allied Studies Wed Oct. 21 ?p.m. Murphy Room days. Lad< for their new album. trauma, dead babies and heroin drive-thru line of a fast food t he point of walking out restaurant, where he encoun Garafola, and Owen I English TBA Didyouknowthatif you hap withdrawal can really wear the (which several critics did), or viewer out. ters the beautiful Kitty (played make you comprehend that I History Tue Oct.lO ?p.m. B-272 (History Dept.) pen to be outside of some of the Wilson dorms at around 4:00 a.m., the It 's hard to watch someone excellently by "ER" a I urn Maria maybe those "this is your brain I Mngmnt, Mrktng, Logistics Wed. Oct. 28 4.30 p.m. Faculty Dining Room USATodayguywillprobablygive throw their life away, even on Bello). on drugs" public service an I to Math and Computer Science Wed. Oct. 7 4:30pm. SC168 you a free paper? screen. Which is exactly what Kitty happens be driving nouncements really are true. Running Time: 85 I Military Science TBA Congratulationsonattending Stiller does as jerry Stahl, a the wrong way though the line Well written by Stali I him former head writer for such and if that weren't enough, the self, "Permanent Midnight" is minutes I Philosophy Thurs. Oct. 8 5p.m. PL Conference Room the new moralcap1talof the uni popular television shows as restaurant is already closed anything bur the "feel-good I Political Science Tue. Sept. 22 4p.m. Poli. SCI. Dept verse, john Carroll University: I Your parents are getting their "Moonlighting: "ALF" and anyway. movie of the year". but it does Psychology lue Ocr 13 7 pm. Muprh)' Room money's worth. "thirry-someth i ng." So she invites jerry to come get stellar performances from Rated: R I Re 1igious Studies Wed Ou.27 ?p.m. Religious Studies Dept See you next week. Stahl lived life continually have a cup of coffee with her Stiller and Bello, along with and the plot is set. Next thing I Sociology 1 bu rs Nm 5 330 pm Soc1ology Dept. Comments for Mickey can be high, sometimes taking as hilarious cameos fromJeneane I leftat397-4398. many as three or more fixes you know they are naked and Garafalo and Jerry Stahl, him Grade: A- (heroin addicts 'terminology enjoying themselves (without L------~ self as a doctor 4 ENTERTAINMENT The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 FEATURES 5 'Free Tibet' raises awareness, stars fail to deliver message Aaron Baker Tibet is obvious! y the Beastte Boys, the Machine, Sean Lennon, Yoko Entertainment Editor and more accurately, Adam Yauch. Ono and the Beastie Boys seemed Tibet is being brutally occu The Beastie Boys and the to be participating in the event pied by China and ts m need of Milarepa Fund are most respon only half -hearredly, and were help from any country willing to sible for the formation of the Ti there for the fun of it, more than do so. So, who's the only group of betan Freedom Concert. for the cause. people willing to help in the This film , in its purely infor The fi lm even makes light of United States? That's right: the mational parts, does provide a Tibetan culture At one time, an VoMetta Hyde fro111 Jellze roc k stars good source of informatton on Ti interviewer asked a younger Ti The film documentary, Free bet. Unfortunately, the rock stars betan monk fora comment on the Monte Bell Tibet, which is funded and cre (the people most likely to attract musical acts thus far, when it was Staff Reporter ated by The Mtlarepa Fund does attention) are not as informational. obvious that he could bareI yspeak serve to provide some information The Foo Fighters, for instance, English at all. The audience is Yo nett a Hyde, a 20-year-old junior, who is part of the lnternattonal Foreign Exchange program at john on the occupation of Tibet by paid little anention to the reason likely to laugh at this point and China. Carroll Universi ty said, "The country of Bel ize is mfluenced by Untted States cultural msmuuon such as they were at the concert. When lose the focus of the true reason for cable television , American baseball, blue jeans and popular music." Belize is a small country near Mextco However, the film is mainly fo first stepping on stage, they said th ts film , whi ch is to raise aware whose economy survives on tourism and the exportation of sugar and bananas. cused on the annual Tibetan Free they'd call themselves the "Free ness, mostly m America, of the "Belize has a lot of diverse cultures, with mixed races of Mexicans, Indians and Creoles ," said Hyde of the dom Concert, which on the year dom Fighters" for a day Thts was situation in Tibet. make-up of Belize's populauon "There aren 't a lot of Caucasians in Belize, and when I first came to john that the filmmg took place (1996), said just seconds before they While many of the stars of this Carroll! fe lt like a mmority." occurred at Golden Gate Park in launched into the first song of film don't seem to understand the Hyde has been in the United States for onlya month. She received a scholarship from St.j~hn's College m San Franctsco. their set, and this small statement seriousness of what is happening Belize. "l chose john Carroll over s1x other umversmes because of tts bberal arts educatton, Hyde satd. A II proceeds from this concert was lost in the music immediately in Tibet, the cause itself, headed Hyde has an English major and is attemptingto gain a minor in communications,; . go to beneftt the cause to free Ti Rage Against the Machine's by the Beastie Boys and the "I'm not sure if l will finish my minor, but l wtll take some courses before leavt ng, Hyde sat d. bet. lead singer,Zach de Ia Rocha, made Milarepa Fund is commendable. "john Ca rroll is wonderful, lli vein Bernet and it's the best. My roommates are just great," Hyde said, "I love The film features performances an extended political statement Anytime thisnumberof musi the United States and plan to see many movies this year because there aren't movie theaters in Belize ." from mostly alternative ac ts, in about not only the snuation inTi cal groups is willing to get together As for her future, Hyde plans to go to law school in the Carribbean or England. dudtng Beck, Foo Fighters, The bet, but also a political situation for any political cause, their voice Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, A Tribe m Mexico dunng "Bullet in the is one worth, at the very least, lis Called Quest, The Fug~es, Buddy Head." tening to, if not adamantly sup Guy. Pavement, Red Hot Chili Pep But, seemingly to fit in their porting. pers,TheSmashingPumpkinsand commercial hit "Bulls on Parade," For more informatio n on the Rage Against the Machine. this statement was cut from the cause to "Free Tibet," visit the The group most adamantly film. Milarepa Fund's homepage at Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore plays in front of the Tibetan Mayuko Yoshida fro11t Japan concerned with the situation in Stars outside of Rage Against www.milarepa.org. National Flag at the Tibetan Freedom Concert in "Free Tibet" Natasha Marin 'What Dreams May Come" may be worth seeing Staff Reporter Lack of hours, not enough money, not enough time? . . , . 'Hewo, and Wcwcome to find her, even though the heav While these may be some reasonswhystudentsquit their jobs, Mayuko Yoshtda qUJt her bank .JOb mjapan Mov11:Fone . You have selec ted enly beings told him it was im to travel overseas with her family five months ago. . . 'WitacDreamsMayCome .' ljchisis possible. Born in Tokyo,Japan, 22-year-old Mayuko entered john Carroll University as a juntor thts semester as a correct, press one · I'll let you guess the ending. sociology major. Before coming to the United States, Yoshida spent twoyears m the Untted Kmgdomand notes Beep The sets in the afterworlds are that, "People are more friendly in the United States." Accordmgto Yosh1da,japanese and Amwcan culture are "What Dreams May Come' stars quite impressive with their colors dramatically different, but "unexplainable." . . Robin WilliamsandCu.baGooding, and the moods they add to the As fo r the Carroll community, Yoshida fee1s that, "because there are not too many mternauon:l l >t udcnts, . . ~ ' ' ' R1'! 6 FEATURES The Ca rroll News, October 1, 1998 The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 SPORTS 7 A courageous journey. •• Best OAC start ever for women Bob McCarthy in the OAC to 3-0, their best conference Assistant Sports Editor start ever. Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu Tum Legendary coach Vince Lombardi once DiGello, normally the back-up goalie, said tha t the mark of a successful team 1s was forced into action as a forward and took how well it handles adversit y. If you use advantage of the 25 minutesof playing time, triumphed over a childhood ofpain this as a barometer for rhejohnCarroll Uni makmg significant contributions m both versity women 's soccer ream, then good games last week. She set up the game-tymg things are in store for the Blue Streaks. Over goal against Mount Union,and got the Blue Meagan Lynch mala. Rigobena wanted to over by thearmy,and later raped and com ing several injuries to key players and Streaks on the board first in a 2-l overtime Managing Editor come the sadness she endured killed Fearing for her life, featu nng a shuffled line- Her mnocenr face hides the ter growing up, and her courage may Rigoberta fled to Mextco in 1980 VICtory against Muskmgum on Sarurday rortha t she experienced 111 her hfe be attributed to her fightingspint But R1goberta learned from up,JCU p1cked up its sec- WOmen'S SOCCer ond and third Ohio Ath- nmc. Her warm, mvnmg smile that developed because of the hor her tragic past She said, ·often ") ulie real! y stepped up let tc Conference victones, for us, and we have been masks the yea rs of sadness that rors she expenenced In her life we wan until we have a very tragtc she lived through When th1s time. expenence until we learn to love vaulnng them mto a first fortunate that despite the -. woman, Rtgoberta Menchu Tum, Rigobena worked 15 hours a one another It shouldn't be like place ue atop the OAC inJunes we have suffered , w1nner of the 1992 'obel Peace day picking coffee In rhe fields that" She believes 1he past is stand1ngs other pl;'lycrs have been Prize, walked 1nw the packed from the age of eight. Two of her somethtng we must learn from in "Maybe adversity has able to step 111 and con· Kulas Auditonum last Monday brought us together in a tnbute," Blastus satd brothers died on the plantation, order to 1m prove the future. Next game: Sat at 0!\U September 21, her demeanor was one from malnutrition and 1he way that l never envi A not her unexpected con With the$800,000sheearned Site & Time: Ada, 130 that of a woman with mcredible other was poisoned from the pes from winning the Nobel Pnze, sioned," head coach Tr~cy tribution for the Blue courage. vigor and Integmy Blasius said "Everyone is Key Fact: A win th is SatUrday Streaks came from lresh l!Cides 1hat were sprayed on th e Rigoberta established the w1ll g1ve]CU 4 OAC wms for Rigoberta's bravery and coffee plants doing exactly what ts be manjillComerford who Rigoberta Menchu Tum Founda the year, eying last year's total strength are remarkable because When she was 12, R1goberra tion, dedtcated to promoting hu ing asked of them, and it asststcd the W111n1nggoal ol 1he horrors rha1 she has lived moved to the city and worked as a man rights in Guatemala. The is encouragi ng to see this again5t Muskmgum, and through ever since she was a lmle domestic employee When the foundation has aided the return team rise above what cou ld have been a b~d also scored m the 2-0 vrctoryagamst Moum girl growtng up in Chlmel ,Gua te- military demanded confiscation of thousands of Guatemalans situation." Umon of pea sa nr Ia nds, that were exiled to Mexico in the Rigoberta Menchu Tum, despite the prejudice she endured in her Forced toexperimentwith players at new "J i l1 moved to sweepe r last week to fill a Rigoberta's father led eighties and helped them acquire past, maintains an open outlook for the future: "I talk of positions, and to press freshmen into ac h le ,and she real! y performed well," Blas1us uotten we wait until we the opposition He was new land , housing, educatiOn, reconciliation -- how can victimizers and victims learn to join tion, the Blue Streaks defeated Muskingum sa1d 'The success with thts ltne-up was imprisoned several heal th care and agncultural hands and live together?" 2-1, in overtime last Saturday. The score, unexpected , but thmgs should be back to however, does nor indicate the opportuni normal by the end of th1s week' times for his figh t for training upon thei r return. credibl e amount of injustice and Rigoberra stresses the action of have a very tragic ties thatJCU had In this game. Indian nghrs. Rigoberta realizes her work is poverty Seeing this kind of sad ind ividuals, and encourages Jumor co-captain Leslie Davidson re "We missed some early opportunities, Rigoberta's entire fam an ongoing, continuous effort. ness motivates hertocontinue her people not to be specta tors. She turned from an ankle injury in time for experience until we but we kept ourselves In a position to wm yesterday's game aga1nst Baldwin-Wallace, ily suffered because of "Our role as citizens is to main efforts. She spoke of a moving encourages john Carroll students the game, and fortunately Maureen where, accordmg to Blasius, she was ex their views thaL op ta in a balance, maintain a vigi encounter with the poor in India. to associate themselves with a learn to love one !Mohney! got a good shot for the w1nner," posed those of the gov- lance on what still needs to be "There were people who had no cause, and to learn about situa pected to pl ay some quality mmu tes. She Blasius said. ernment. accomplished," she said, adding, food, yet were still alive. They were tions beyond the boundariesof the will return to her regular staningdefensive photo by J!m Kolar Mohney, a junior co-captain, not only another. It shouldn't be Her 16-year-old "The most important thing is not unable to move, they were cadav United States. "Education is im position in Saturday's game agamst Ohio scored thegame-winninggoal, but also tal brother was tortured to repeat the past - we need to ers." This situation impressed her portant, if there's not educa tion Sophomore Alison Wendorff puts a corner kick in play during Saturday's Northern, who is tied with JCU atop the overtime victory against Muskingum on the Va rsity Field. The win was the Blue lied the assist on freshman julie DiGello's like that." and killed. Her father make the fu ture different." because, Rigoberta said, "I rea lize about other persons or other OAC. Streaks' fifth overtime game this season. In those OT games, JCU has three game-tying goal. Freshman midfielder Amy Marcelis is penshed in a fire set by Since winning the Nobel Prize, now, after seeing much of the peoples and the reality in which wins and two ties. It was the third consec utive victory for Rigoberta Menchu Tum military leade rs. He r her work has taken her around world, that it's not just indigenous they live, we are producing an in slated to return f ron her ankle injury before the Blue Streaks, and improved their record mother was kidnapped the world. She has seen an in- people who live in total misery." sensitive world," :.he said. Saturday's game. urt ~ tnistakes Mount Union Hey You! Football looks past sloppy win towards Mount by the numbers Mark Boleky In Case rio's longest heave of the ball and rook it in fo r the touch Sports Ed itor day, a 38-yard Hail Mary pass at down. 0: Number of times john Carroll has won on the road against The one no cash! Following the j ohn Carroll the end of the first half was "!The coaches ! stress every Mount Union. with brought down in the endzone by Un iversity foot ball game at week that speCial teams is one Otterbetn Saturday, rhe referee's sophomore wide rece1ver Larry third of the game," said senior 2.2: Rumored grade point average required to gain admission yellow flags had to be the first Holmes. But- take a guess- it Eddie Novak, who has lettered to Mount Union. things to hit the washing machine. was brough t back by a holding twice on the strength of his spe Earn extra money for the holidays, to pay After all, the penalty markers penalty, to send]CU into half time cial teams play. "That gives us an 4.6: Rumored time (in seconds) in the 40-yard dash required probably hit th e grass surface of with only a 23-14lead. advantage over other teams ." to gain adm ission to Mount Union. Ballinger Field more than any The Streaks' first two drives of In the seco nd half, while the player 's uni fo rm. The two teams the game came without penalties offense struggled with penalties, 8: Number of times this decade that Mount Union has had a bills, or just to spend anyway you want! eac h a massed ll penalties for over and , no t coincidentally, resulted thejCU defense buckled down to varsity sport fi nish as either national champion or runner-up. 100 yards in JCU's 26-14 win, in scores. The1r opening series hold Otterbein to 135 yards. For which now brings the Bl ue went 63 yards on ll plays and the day, junior linebacker Brian 10: Number of first team All-OACplayersforthe Mount Union Streaks' record to 3-0 ove rall and ended on a seven-yard touchdown Zielaskiewicz led with 18 tackles, football team last season. (Only 25 make the first ream.) Peterson Nut Company, a Cleveland "cornerstone company," is hiring dynamic, 2-0 in the Oh io Athletic Confer and senior defensive end Doug ence. football Moore had two sacks. 20: Most points scored in a game by the JCU football team "We played relat ively well. In The Game against Mount Union this decade, a 20-20 tie on Occ.l2, 1991. motivated individuals to work part, and full-time during the holidays. the second half, there were some Saturday brings the opponent rough spots," se nior quarterback that has brought fear to the hearts Flexible day and evening shifts are available in all departments, Nick Case rio said. 'We hurt our of six-foot, 250 pound men. This selves on penaltie s, but we'd rather Molly Ridenour Attend a free OAT Seminad Wednesdays Thursdays Senior, Volleyball $1. 75 domestics Dj's Cbtp &Heavy D October 13th @ 6pm J host Ladies Night Moved into second On the campus of John Carroll University J place on the JCU all ~ 0 time blocks list with Frltkly, October 2 Seating Is limited. Call today to reserve your Milt! 4 30, as she collected 21 Senior Class Happy Hour i starting at 6 p.m. last weekend in the •:,,,a ,,, ~. OhioWesleyan Bishop Ja\\ 1·800 i• Invitational. Also had • ·TESI www.kaplan.com ~ a team-high 72 kills, 70 f' 20680 N. Park Blvd., University Hts digs and 4 service aces. World Leader in Test Preparation (216)321-7272 www. - The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 SPORTS 8 SPORTS The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 9 Men second at tourney; Stuck •tn mediocrity SPORTS FLASHES top OAC foes next Two late victories salvage trip to Ohio Wesleyan Matt Rayl halt Tue sday at the hands of Ohio D'Angelo on the blocks list. "I Rona Proudfoot with all four losses coming against Mount Union. Assistant Sports Edrtor Northern University in the Ohio make a point of being at every . OACPLAYERSOFTHEWEEK-SeniorMolly Staff Reporter men's soccer Afte r splitting another set of Athletic Conference opener, 15-6, practice and every game. You Ridenour, a 5-foot-9 middle hiuer for the volley Shifting gears is the order of ball team, was selected as theOh10 Athletic Con BLUE STREAK OAC LEADERS : weekend matches, this time at the 15-6 ,1 7-15. The Blue Streaks once should expect that of your team play for the John Carroll Univer Ohio Wesleyan Bishop Invita again fell below rhe.SOOmark with mates, as well-all or nothing." ference Player of the Week for Sept. 27. At the sity men 'ssoccer team,as the team tional, thejohnCarroll Universi ty the loss. Along with Ridenour, junior Ohio Wesleyan Invitational this past weekend, enters its first week of incense Ohio Ridenour was aggressive on the attack, leading volleyball team again finds itself With the conference opener at Melissa Samblanet solidified the Athletic Conference play. treading water near .500 heading 0 U on rhe horizon, the tourna defense with 44digs, while mak the teij.m with 72 kills. On the defensive side, she TheBiueStreaksfinished in the recorded 70 digs and 21 blocks. She is the first ® into conference play. menr at Ohio Wesleyan ended on ing just rwo errors in 42 attempts runner-up position last weekend Next game: Sat. vs. ONU Howeve r, the fading memories a high note. The Blue Streaks on serve reception. JCU player to be named Player of the Week since at the Wilmington Kiwani s Tour Site, Time: Varsity Field, 2:00 of an 0-4 start are receding as the swept Otterbein Saturday in three Senior Pamj1mison continued Katy Perone on Oct. 27, 1996. nament, defea tin g Thomas Mor e, Key FactJCU beat Ohio Blue St reaks have rebounded to hard-fought games 15-ll, 15-13, her excellent play, moving into 2-1, by virtue of first half goals Northern, 1-0, last season , one win 9 of their last IS matches, in and 15-10. third place on JCU's career digs ON THE AUTUMN LINKS - In its biggest from junior Jeb Schmltl and of fourOACgames the Stre aks cluding a fifth place finish at Earlier in the day,JCU began to list(1,459asof Monday.) The three tournament of the fall season, the golf team sophomore Mark Stich, who tal won by that score. salvage its week with a victory combined for 185digson the week placed fourth out of ll teams at the Onerbein lied the first goal of his collegiate Wesleyan. Despite th is significant Fall Invitational junior Greg Kencson led turnaround, JCU is by no means over Franklin, three games to one. end. career. top dogs, and everyone else is try satisfied with its level of play after It gained some measure of revenge, The first night of the tourna with a 153, including a 74 in the second Senior jon Bowman and sopho ingtoknockoursocksoff ln OAC on e month of the season. as Carroll had been soundly de ment was the dark tunnel block He finished in a tie for fourth overall more Brian Sevchek assisted. john games, we play to win. Our goal is "Th1 s past weekend we had feated by Franklin Sept. 5 at the ing out any eventual light for the Carroll was shut out by host to make the playoffs and con times of greatness and weakness ," Thomas More Class1c. jCU wome n. The Blue Streaks lost Wilmington in thechampionship tinue ." senior Nicole Peterson said. "Al Although the women showed two very frustrating rna tc hes to Kazemaini hopes to have one game, 3-0. though we played a lot better, we improvement in a number of ar regionally-ran ked Washington Coming off the second runner of his big guns back in action m need to keep improving." eas, the defense turned it up a andjefferson and conference rival up tournament showing for JCU sophomore forward Brian Cava Ultimately, a brief two-match notch at the Bishop Invitational Otterbein. this season, the Blue Streaks wi ll lier. Cavalier, w hosuffered a pulled winning streak came toanabrupt As expected, senior Molly A roller-coaster five-game attempt to focus their attention hamstring in the Lake Erie game, Ridenour turned in yet another match against the host team mo closer to home. has sa t out for two weeks, but outstanding performance. mentarily deflated the spirits Of John Carroll's nine remain should return this week m tim e volleyball In movingmtosecond place on of Carroll. ing games, eight are conference for the stan of conference play. JCU 's career blocks li st (430), The Blue Streaks followed games. "! might be a little reserved at Ridenour was named OAC Player losses in gamesoneand three with Playing against conference op first," Cavalier said. "But if it 's bet of the Week. She compiled 21 wins in two and four. The come ponents, according to head coach ter, it's better, and I should be able blocks over the weekend togo with back fell short, however, as a heart Ali Kazemaini, now in his seventh to play as well as 1 was playing ,l,r,o.i~exrra point. 72 kills, 70 digs, and fo ur service breaking17-15defeat in the decid year at the helm of thejCU soccer before." photo by hm t Molly Ridenour Attend a free OAT Seminad Wednesdays Thursdays Senior, Volleyball $1.75 domestics Dj's Cbtp &Heavy D October 13th @ 6pm J host Ladtes Night Moved into second On the campus of John Carroll University J place on the JCU all 1! 0 Located in time blocks list with Friday, October 2 Seatlns~ Is limited. Call today to 1'8HrVe your ..tl the basement 4 30, as she collected 21 j Senior Class Happy Hour ofPizzazz starting at 6 p.m. last weekend in the :,,,a,,,~. ACROSS' FROM JCU OhioWesleyan Bishop , .~1·800 I• Invitational. Also had www.kaplan.com .. a team-high 72 kills, 70 'FSI ~ 20680 N. Park Blvd., University Hts digs and 4 service aces. World Leader in Test Preparation 1 1-7272 www. - The Carroll News, October 1,1998 10 E D I T 0 R I A L The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 FORUM 11 Short tenn solution to the [Editorial Opinion dl(ememberintj Letter to the Editor parking problem. I've thought way too long on The pamphlet also seems to be how to explain my surprise at the opinionated, with a negative atti pamphlet "Dealing wHh Sexual tude towards men; this is unnec Assault" that John Carroll Uni essary. Under the secuon "Men HURRICANE GEORGES ••• versity Counseling Services dis and Sexual Assault," the author tributed states. "Rape is at least as much a While hurrica.tze Georges was very lkstroctive and unfortuate, it Let me point out a few inad men's issue as 11 is a women's is Technologically provided the general public some memorable moments-- both equacies with this literature. sue." The author writes, "If you are Instead of offering services to humorous and otherwise. of legal age and use alcohol, use it those psychologically-affected responsibly." First of all, 1 will men who have been intimately It's not everydtly that we see our weather foreCIISters get outfrom state the obvious: people under tied to a woman who has been I Challenged 21 drink. It LS as if the author is raped, the author is more incer behind the desk Q1' away from the Doppler map. But Georges gave us more concerned with following ested in articulating a personal some hilarious moments when weather teams from across the country the law than being realistic. agenda, coining inappropriate, A statistic is then presented umversal phrases, such as: "Rape On the john Carroll homepage, there is a section ventured down south to report on the hurricane --from evacuated concerning men's alcohol con will stop when men stop raping." which is entitled "Technology on campus" This areas. A favorite memory: the five foot woman in her bright blue rain sumption related to rape. Statis Although this is true, there is seems a bit strange when you take into consider tics concerning women's con no need w associate all men with HITB & poncho reporting from the oceanfront could barely stand up while she sumption are not given. In order rape in a university provided pam ation the fact that most of the computers on cam gave her news report. Her hair was windbloum to say the least. tomakewomen aware of the risks phlet which, in my opimon, has pus pre-date the abacus. of drinking it may be helpful to no place w accuse, but to mform HIT: New BMX freestyle bike course behind Rodman. miss[ing] Luckily she had the sense to eventually grab a nearoy pole fQI' support. include a statistic concerning But attempts have been made to update the tech lnotherwords,thisdoesnot need sleep: Students in dorms near the construction of the new parking It was just in time ... She was almost swept away. women's alcohol consumption to be said Please, lam notsuggest· nology on campus from a Motel6 to a Holiday Inn. and its relation to rape. ing that violence is justifiable. Unfortunately, the showers still have awful water lot. Don't quiet hours include 7 a.m.? miss: Anyone wearing those The pamphlet gives "Signs to There IS no reason any man, flow and the air conditioners never shut off. yellow Abercrombie pants. They look like firefighters. miss: Has Returning to the news, it was hilarious to watch the news reporters watch out for." All of these sug woman or child should be subject gestions concern being aware of to inhumane treatment. l do fmd, As of this year, the computers in thefront foyer of anyone else been sick every day since classes started? HIT: Old struggle with the 1Ulme "Georges" every night. Some caught on quickly a man's treatment of a woman. however, some of the language and the library no longer have email access. All that fashioned baseball excitement thanks to the wild card tie. miss: that it is pronounced "zhorzh," but others were not so lucky. Many All of these are valid; however, if its presentation in this pam ph let they can be used for is research within the library "15-30 percent [oflcollege women biased and violent The weather: wear a tank top, take a parka. miss: Having an insisted on saying George, some said George in the plural form, and report experiencing acquain I do not believe the following catalog. outstanding balance of $0.17 and having your CampusMCI phone tance acquaintance rape," then statement to be true but if l were That means that any emailers are banished to some tried but failed miserably to pronounce it right. judd Hambrick 70-85 percent of women do not to state, "Rape will stop when one of the computer labs, which are perpetually service turned off. had quite a hard time when he tried, and he could probably win on know their assailant. women get smart," l know people The author offers no sugges would find offense. down and even when they are functional, the single 'The WQI'ld's Funniest Newscasts"fQI' his efforts. tions fora woman's general safety, printer takes so much abuse that it breaks down Staff Commentary other than "Do not accept drinks Frank Feola before it even gets a chance to run out of paper (see TilE CARROLL NEWS I Apparently it took a burr/cane to take just some ofthe media from casual acquaintances or Class of 1999 the RecPlex printers). leave a drink unattended." There are new computers on campus this year. attention away from the constant coverage ofthe Clinton scando.l. It's kind ofridiculous to be relieved to watch hurricane coverage, but it They reside in O'Malley Center room 201. They Tom O'Konowitz Letters to the Editor are due in The have Windows 95, larger memories and MicrQSOft Catch a Glintz Editor-in-Chief sure is better than the endless Clinton sa a. Word 7.0, which is a necessity foranyonewhowams to make changes to a paper before printing it. Meagan Lynch of originality Managing Editor Mrmdays. Please type them and Unfortunately, because they are new, they are include signature and graduation year cons tan tl yin use, both for classes and seminars. So jaret Wright did it,Joshuajackson did it, and male Robert T. Noll H you can get in there before 9:00PM and find the john Carroll students have been subjected to the fad Adviser Your Horoscope printer both working and equipped with paper, you and are following can get something accomplished. Blonde-fever has struck Carroll hard. I can't walk to or from class Aries (March 21 to Aprill9) A friend gives you good advice about a career matter. Mentally, you seem Also new this year is a fee for downloading the without seeing at least four differ recharged and will have much to say to those you contact at this time. Your self-confidence is high- use that to your advantage. VAX system without having the university install ent guys with a touch of unnatural blonde in their hair Maybe I'm just your internet card. This is outrageous. Taurus (April 20 to May 20) judgment is excellent about financial interests- go with your Why should we have to pay twice to check our out of the loop, but I don't see the big instmcts about the purchase you've been contemplating. A friend may ask a favor of you,so don't shut him/ own email account from the privacy of our own attraction to it. her out. The weekend finds you wanting some time for yourself. Certainly they can't believe the room? It is certainly easierthan walking all the way Lisa Foster cheesy cliche that blondes have News Clare Taft Gemini (May 21 to june 20) This is a good week for making important phonecallsand for mental to the library and waiting for a working terminal, Features Editor morefun. Butistheonlyreasonthis Megan Hetman work in general. but don't stress out. This weekend will be a much-needed time to relax. You're blessed with Relax, it's only hoping that it processes faster than Rome was built. phenomenon has swept cam pus be new ideas and are effective in presenting them to others. Technology on this campus is in sad shape. Win cause "everybody's doing it?'' Entertainment Aaron Baker Cancer (June 21 to july 22) Avoid impulsive statements in the early part of next week, you don't dows 3.1 moves with a11 the swiftness of a sloth. The I've asked around to many people and either people don't have an explanation, or they simply say, "It's just Features lisa Foster want to find yourself offending a good friend. You're articulate, convincing and mentally sharp. your future we're cable channels available on campus pale in com cool." Oh,okay, that explains it then. If it's cool, then we Sports Mark Boleky (July 23 to August 22) Stock up on necessities you require. Hobbies of a mental nature appeal to you. parison to other universities. should all do it. LeO Robert McCarthy You'll reach a good understanding with a romantic interest this week. The phone lines are constantly clogged up; and if I admit to being part of the teenage rebellion stage in Matt Ray! anyone out there can use their call-waiting without high school and dying my hair eccentric colors, but I Virgo (August 2310 September 22) You know your own mind and will be convincing in what talking about. hanging up on someone, could you teach the rest of thought we were past the stage of trying to shock and Opinion Nick Kovach you have to say. It should be a busy week on the phone for you, keep in touch with the friends at home. amaze those around us. l was under the impression us? that people had their own identities and that following Photography Jim Kolar Libra (September 23 10 October 22) It 's a good week to sign contracts and to reach other With 60 years of proven success getting students into One of the most annoying things has to be the short-lived fads was a thing of the past, important agreements. Communicate with friends when you have troubles, that is the only way things will the schools of their choice, we're the chosen leader in AIM machine. Not only is it the sole machine on I guess I was wrong. l must be naive to think that Photo Adviser Alan Stephenson, Ph.D. get better. Listen attentively to what friends have to say campus, it seems to always be out of receipt paper, people should do what they do because they want to, test prep. Just ask anyone who's taken Kaplan. They Scorpio (October 23 to ovember 21) You're shrewd and insightful where financial matters are toner or most importantly, money. This is an issue not because everybody else is and it's "the thing to do." can easily be found at a grad school near you. - I commend those men who have resisted the seem concerned, but don't be afraid to splurge on something you really want once in awhile. Get out and enjoy yourself this weekend- that new relationship you've been hoping for won't develop on its own. the umversity needs to address. ing! y irresist1 ble urge to take Clairol Hair color-Golden LSAT CLASSES STARTING OCTOBER 5th & 15th There are a lot of students getting charged $1.50 Blonde to their hair, you are strong and few. Sagittarius (November 22 to December 21) Others will listen to your fine advice. Don't by the machine and then an additional $1.50 by I understand that there are those people who think The Ca rroll ews is published weekly by the stu· hesitate on getting involved m activities, many will benefit from your mput. You may decide to sign up for their bank to withdraw a measly $10. Those trans going back to their natural hair color is boring and dents of john Carroll Universi ty The opimons ex a course of study I pressed in editorials and cartoons are those of the action fees add up about midway through the sec condradicts my point. But then ask of you, isn't there Carroll News editorial Slaff,and not necessaril ytho>e enough conformity on campus? Why top that off by of JCU's admimstratton, facuhy or students S1gned Capricorn (December 22 to January 19) Meet with higher-ups and schedule important ond semester. not only having the same cargo pants as everybody material and comics are solely the view of the author. interviews this week. You mayreceivesomerecognition for the good work that you have done. Commumcate Overall, when taken into consideration, the tech else, but also the same hair color? The Carroll News is printed on 70% recycled paper. your fmancial problems with others- somethmg may open up to help you out. l·BDO·KAP· TEST nological state ofJohn Carroll is pathetic. From the Retreating to high school fads and ways of thinking One co py of the Carroll News os available to each www.kaplan.com member of the JCU community at no cost. Addi Aquarius (January 20 to February 18) You're eloquent and will make a favorable tmpr~s computers to the AIM machine, to the washers and will not get you noticed. tional copies are valued at 25 cents each. As a brunette, I'm quite partial to my hair color, why SIOn on those you contact at thts ume. A trusted friend gJVes you good advtce, be open to It. Group actiVIties dryers which don't wash, nor dry, this campus needs How to reach us: are a plu;. 'Test names are registered trademarks of their respective owners. betray us brunettes and go blonde? I beg you, stop the (216)397-44 79 (Ed ito ria!) help. And let's hope it comes a little faster than the blonde insanity and come back to the dark side, the (216)397 -4 398 (Business) Pisces (Februarr 19 to March 20J A sma:I mila non could anse wnh a friend Keep your cool and solution to the parking problem. brunette side. rcm.ti '1 focused on the big picture Don t procrastinate any longer on that midterm research proJect The world leader in test prep - [email protected] The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 10 E D J T 0 R I A L The Carroll News, October 1, 1998 FORUM 11 Short tenn solution to the 1 Editorial Opinion dl(ememberintj Letter to the Editor parking problem. I've thought way too long on The pamphlet also seems to be how to explain my surprise at the opinionated, with a negauve atti· pamphlet "Dealing with Sexual tude towards men; this is unnec Assault" that John Carroll Uni essary. Under the section "Men HURRICANE GEORGES ••• versity Counseling Services dis and Sexual Assault," the author tributed. states, "Rape is at least as much a While hurricane Georges was very destructive and unforttlllte, it Let me point out a few inad· men's issue as it is a women's is Technologically provided the general public some memorable 11UJ11Umts -- both equacies with this luerature. sue." The author writes, "l£ you are Instead of offering services ro humorous and otherwise. of legal age and use alcohol, use it those psychologically-affected responsibly." First of all, l will men who have been intimately It's not everyday that we see our weather forecasters get outfrom state the obvious: people under tied to a woman who has been Challenged 21 drink It is as i£ the author is raped, the author is more inter behind the desk or away from the Doppler map. But Georges gave us more concerned with following ested in arttculating a personal some hilarl.ous tn011Umls when weather teams from across the country the Jaw than being realistic. agenda, coining inappropriate, A statistic is then presented universal phrases, such as: "Rape On the john Carroll homepage, there is a section ventured tkJwn south to report on the hurricane --from evtiCUIIted concerning men's alcohol con will stop when men stOp raping." which is entitled 'Technology on campus." This areas. A favorite memory: the ftvefoot WOt1Uln in her bright blue rain sumption related to rape. Statis Although this is true, there 1s tics concerning women's con seems a bit strange when you take into consider poncho reporting from the oceanfront could barely stand up while she no need to associate all men with HITS & sumption are not given. In order rape in a university provided pam ation the fact that most of the computers on cam gave her news report. Her hair was windblown to say the least. to make women aware of the risks phlet which, in my opinion, has pus pre-date the abacus. of drinking it may be helpful to no place to accuse, but to inform New BMX freestyle bike course behind Rodman. had But attempts have been made to update the tech HIT: miss[ing] Luckily she the sense to eventtllllly grab a nearby pole for support. include a statistic concerning ln other words, this does not need sleep: Students in dorms near the construction of the new parking It was just in time ... She was almost swept away. women's alcohol consumption to be said. Please, lam not suggest· nology on campus from a Motel6 to a Holiday Inn. and its relation to rape. ing that violence is justifiable. Unfortunately, the showers still have awful water lot. Don't quiet hours include 7 a.m.? miss: Anyone wearing those The pamphlet gives "S igns to There IS no reason any man, flow and the air conditioners never shut off. yellow Abercrombie pants. They look like f irefighters. miss: Has Returning to the news, it was htlarrous to watch the news reporters watch out for." Al1 of these sug woman or child should be sub_Ject gestions concern being aware of to 1nhumane treatment. l do find, As of this year, the computers in the front foyer of anyone else been sick every day since classes started? HIT: Old struggle with the name "Georges" every night. Some caught on quickly a man's treatment of a woman. however, some of the Ia nguage and the library no longer have email access. All that All of these are valid; howeve r, if its prese ntation in this pamphlet fashioned baseball excitement thanks to the wild card tie. miss: that it is pronounced ''zhorzh," but others were not SQ lucky. Many they can be used for is research within the library "15-30 percent Iof] college women biased and violent. The weather: wear a tank top, take a parka. Having an insisted on saying George, some said George in the plural form, and report experiencing acquain l do not believe the following catalog. miss: outstanding balance of $0.17 and having your CampusMCI phone ta nce acquaintance rape: then statement to be true but if l were That means that any emailers are banished to some tried but failed miserably to protumnce it right. judd Hambrick 70·85 percent of women do not to state, "Rape will stop when one of the computer labs, which are perpetually service turned off. had quite a hard time when he trled, and he could probably win on know their assailant. women get smart," l know people The author offers no sugges would fmd offense. down and even when they are functional, the single 'The World's Funniest Newscasts"for his efforts. tions fora woman's general safety, printer takes so much abuse that it breaks down Staff Commentary other than "Do not accept drinks Frank Feola before it even gets a chance to run out of paper (see THE CARROLL NEWS Apparently it took a hurrictlne to take just some ofthe media from casual acquaintances or Class of 1999 the RecPlex primers). leave a drink unattended." There are new computers on campus this year. attention away from the cotrstant coverage ofthe Clinton scandal. It's kind of ridiculous to be relieved to watch hurricane coverage, but it They reside in O'Malley Center room 201. They Tom O'Konowitz Letters to the Editor are due in The have Windows 95, larger memories and Microsoft Catch a Glintz Editor-in-Chief sure i.s better than the endless Clinton sa a. Word 7.0, which is a necessity for anyone who wants to make changes to a paper before printing it. Meagan Lynch of originality Managing Editor M()IU/ays. Please type them and Unfortunately, because they are new, they are inclt.Uk signature and graduation year constantly i.n use, both for classes and seminars. So jaret Wright did it,JoshuaJackson did it, and male Robert T. Noll if you can get in there before 9:00PM and find the John Carroll students have been subjected to the fa d Adviser Your Horoscope printer both working and equipped with paper, you and are following. can get something accomplished. Blonde-fever has struck Carroll hard. I can't walk to or from class Aries (March 21 to Aprill9) A friend gives you good advice about a career matter. Mentally, you seem rech arged and will have much to say ro those you contact at this time. Yourself -confidence is high -use that Also new this year is a fee for downloading the without seeing at least four differ to your advantage. VAX system without having the university install em guys with a touch of unnatural your internet card. This is outrageous. blonde in their hair. Maybe I'm just Taurus (April 20 to May 20) Judgment is excellent about financial interests -go with your Why should we have to pay twice to check our out of the loop, but I don't seethe big insti nets about the purchase you've been contemplating. A friend may ask a favor of you, so don't shut him/ own email account from the privacy of our own attraction to it. her out. The weekend finds you wanting some time for yourself. Certainly they can't believe the room"' It is certain1 y easier than walking all the way Lisa Foster cheesy cliche that blondes have News Clare Taft Gemini (May 21 to june 20) ThiS is a good week for making important phonecallsand for mental to the library and waiting for a working terminal, Features Editor morefun. Butistheonlyreasonthis Megan Hetman work in general, but don't stress out. This weekend will be a much-needed time to relax. You're blessed with Relax, it's only hoping that it processes fasterthan Rome was built. phenomenon has swept campus be new ideas and are effective in presenting them to others. Technology on this campus is in sad shape. Win cause "everybody's doing it?" Entertainment Aaron Baker Cancer (june 21 to July 22) Avoid impulsive statements in the early pan of next week, you don't dows3.1 moves with all theswiftnessof a sloth. The I've asked around to many people and either people don't have an explanation, or they simp! y say, "It's just Features Lisa Foster want to find yourself offending a good friend. You're articulate, convincing and mentally sharp. cable channels available on campus pale in com your future we're cooL" Oh,okay, that explains it then. If it's cool, then we Sports Mark Boleky (July23 to August 22) Stock upon necessities you require. Hobbies of a mental nature appeal to you. parison to other universities. should all do it. LeO Robert McCarthy You'll reach a good understanding with a romantic interest this week. The phone lines are constantly clogged up; and if I ad mit to being part of the teenage rebellion stage in Matt Ray! anyone out there can use their call-waiting without high school and dying my hair eccentric colors, but I Virgo (August 23 to September 22) You know your own mind and will be convincing in what talking about. hanging up on someone, could you teach the rest of thought we were past the stage of trying to shock and Opinion Nick Kovach you have to say. lt should be a busy week on the phone for you, keep Ill touch with the friends at home. amaze those around us. I was under the impression us? that people had their own identities and that following Photography Jim Kolar Libra (September 23 to October 22) It's a good week to sign contracts and to reach other With 60 years of proven success getting students into One of the most annoying things has to be the short-lived fads was a thing of the past, important agreements. Communicate with friends when you have troubles, that is theonlywaythings will the schools of their choice, we)re the chosen leader in AIM machine. Not only is it the sole machine on I guess I was wrong. I must be naive to think that Photo Adviser Alan Stephenson, Ph.D. get better. Listen attentive! y to what rriends have to say. campus, it seems to always be out of receipt paper, people should do what they do because they want to, test prep. Just ask anyone who's taken Kaplan. They Scorpio (October 23 to November 21) You're shrewd and insightful where financial matters are -- toner or most importantly, money. This is an issue not because everybody else is and it's "the thing to do." can easily be found at a grad school near you. I commend those men who have resisted the seem concerned, but don't be afraid to splurge on something you really want once in awhile. Get out and enjoy yourself this weekend- that new relationship you've been hoping for won't develop on its own. the university needs to address. ing! y irresistible urge to take Clairol Hair color-Golden LSAT CLASSES STARTING OCTOBER 5th & 15th There are a lot of students geuing charged $1.50 Blonde to their hair, you are strong and few S agi ttari US (November 22 to December 21) Others will listen to your fin e advice. Don't by the machine and then an additional $1.50 by I understand that there are those people who think The Carroll News is published weekly by the stu· hes1tare on getting involved in activities, many will benefit from your input. You may decide to sign up for their bank to withdraw a measly $10. 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