STUDENT UNION BOARD From a cult horror film to a Donald Woods Lecture and from a Smithe­ reens concert to the An Tosto I Spring Festival, the Student Union Board makes things happen! S.U.B. provides a wide range of Intellectual and Social opportunities to the entire Notre Dame campus. But none of these events would have been possible without stu­ dent organization, planning, and ideas. Only your ideas can continue the S.U.B. tradition. So come join the team and help create a more exciting Notre Dame ... TlH][E Look for us at activities night ~~~~T ©rJt ~1.I On September 7th the Hoosiers from Indiana University are going to step on our turf and try to rain on our parade. They'll step outside the basketball court and try their hands at football. They'll be wishing that this day had never come as they are greeted at THE STADIUM by the 59,075 scream­ ing fans wearing the. BLUE that GOD gave to the FIGHTING IRISH of NOTRE DAME!!! . THE SHIRT, a royal blue t-shirt that will differentiate our FIGHTING IRISH fans from the white and red of Indiana, will be sold for only $10 by hall officers NOTRE DAME 150YE.ARSOF EXCELLENCE and section reps. With your participa­ tion and cooperation we will success­ fully regain w.hat was ours ... THE ~A "~(Q)~#\l CC~AM~~O~~~~~ I I i CONTENTS If you're interested in I journalism, graphic arts, layout, photography or advertising then NOTRE ,DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ENTERTAINMENT cholastic 7 Music Notre Dame's Weekly Student Magazine NEWS 9 Divying Up LaFortune . iI . ~ ;1 I SPORTS wants you. i· 14 .King David : A Sensational I Summer 'I 16 One Man Stands Alone . ·17 National Champions : 1919 .\ Stop by our table on activities night DEPARTMENTS. 2 Editor's Notes and help us stay 3 CampusWatch "A century ahead of the competition." 4 On Other Campuses 5 Behavior Modification 6Weei< In Distortion 12 Coming Distractions 18. Glancing Back 20 Final Word No experience necessary. Some paid editorial positions are still available. On The Cover: Three student organizations lost space· Join Scholastic as we celebrate both the university's in this summer's redivision of LaFortune. Photo by Paul Webb. sesquicentennial and our own 125th anniversary. AUGUST 29, 1991 1 . \ . ,I ."...' .' • _________ I I i CONTENTS If you're interested in I journalism, graphic arts, layout, photography or advertising then NOTRE ,DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE ENTERTAINMENT cholastic 7 Music Notre Dame's Weekly Student Magazine NEWS 9 Divying Up LaFortune . iI . ~ ;1 I SPORTS wants you. i· 14 .King David : A Sensational I Summer 'I 16 One Man Stands Alone . ·17 National Champions : 1919 .\ Stop by our table on activities night DEPARTMENTS. 2 Editor's Notes and help us stay 3 CampusWatch "A century ahead of the competition." 4 On Other Campuses 5 Behavior Modification 6Weei< In Distortion 12 Coming Distractions 18. Glancing Back 20 Final Word No experience necessary. Some paid editorial positions are still available. On The Cover: Three student organizations lost space· Join Scholastic as we celebrate both the university's in this summer's redivision of LaFortune. Photo by Paul Webb. sesquicentennial and our own 125th anniversary. AUGUST 29, 1991 1 . \ . ,I ."...' .' • _________ E D ITO R 'S NOT E S NEWS COMMENTARY Welcome About This Issue A university is a strange place. Notre Dame This week's cover story on LaFortune space celebrates its 150th anniversary this year, but may seem a little dry (okay, more boring SCHOLASTIC the school is as young as a freshman taking than death), but the struggle for room be­ NOTRE DAME'S STUDENT MAGAZINE the dreaded swim test, and no older than a tween some of this campus' mest powerful Camgus Watch senior lining up for yearbook portraits. organizations affects all studeats (it's our BY THE GIPPER Vol. 133. No.1 Every year anew class of students joins money they're spending, after all). Scholas­ August 29. 1991 Notre Dame, each freshman looking for­ tic takes a look at who won and who lostin this summer's fight for elbow room. Disce Quasi Semper Victurus ward to new experiences, new friends and a Also this week, Sports Editor Jon Paul PotL~ Vive Quasi Cras Moriturus winning football season. Every year another Information, opinion, attitude and outright innuendo class graduates, each senior looking ahead looks at a rarity in ND football- a single Founded 1867 and glancing back at the same time. All captain - while writer Jim Kuser writes a studen ts can do is make the most of their four "How I spent My Summer Vacation" essay EDITOR IN CHIEF for Dave DiLucia of the ND tennis team. years and try to leave their mark as they pass Sweeping it onto muffin or two would be obscured in the Taste of Notre Dame on Monday. This Ian Mitchell by. While all the usual columns return from summer break, there's a newcomer to the mesmerizing bird-of-paradise motif. festival of free food is meant to give students MANAGING EDITOR On behalf of the entire staff of Scho/(lstic, , the Rug a chance to sample foodstuffs and vote on Mari Okuda welcome to another school year. Myapolo­ lineup. CampusWatch, by "the Gipper" will Have you seen the new carpeting in North whether products should be served by Uni­ gies for the sentimental Hallmark card offer news, commentary and all right, gos­ Dining Hall? It looks like a Hawaiian shirt Taste of Notre versity Food Service. While he admired the EXECUTIVE EDITOR above, but we seniors are entitled, every so sip about what's really going on under the Patricia Doyle gone horribly wrong. But then, as the Gipp students who thought ahead and brought often. Dome. overheard one.student comment, at least the Dame large boxes or milk crates to haul away the NEWS EDITOR Another new regular feature for this year is Kate Manuel "Glancing Back," a celebration of Notre .. pattern will hide food spills. Even a lost tuna Like many Domers, the Gipper enjoyed the bounty, the Gipp was especially impressed Dame's big one-five-oh through Scholastic by the vendors at some booths, who were SPORTS EDITOR seen industriously filling out the student Join Scholastic archives. This weeks theme, is, naturally Jon Paul Potts feedback cards themselves. The Gipper is The magazine is preparing to celebrate its enough, the start of the school year. CAMPUS LIFE EDITOR . 125th anniversary, making us one of the Other changes in the magazine will con­ just sure that they were fairly evaluating Kristine DeGange oldest college publications in the United tinue. This week, for example, the table of their own products, not just stuffing the ballot box. ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR States. Like the uni versity itself, we are both contents has been redesigned. You may Elizabeth Graner old and young: we have a proud history but· notice a few other small changes from week are constantly in the process of changing and to week. ENTERTAINMENT ASSISTANT Bookstore Revenge Dave Holsinger improving the magazine. When we call ourselves a "student maga­ As you look through this week's issue, you zine," we mean it - we're learning by Visit the bookstore yet? Think nobody DEPARTMENTS EDITOR may notice something: you'll see most of doing. Tell us what works and what doesn't could possibly have spent more on text~ Michael Owen those names printed on the left side of this by sending in a letter to the editor (letters books than you? Well, now's your chance to page atop an article or under a graphic or policy below). Comment on campus issues prove it: drop tiff a copy of your bookstore PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR receipt at the Scholastic office (303 Lafor­ Paul Webb photo. This is the first issue of the magazine, with a "Final Word." Most ofall, enjoy the mainly the work of editorial board members issue. tune) or send it by campus mail (ha' hal). COPY EDITOR who arrived early to put it together. (Special Both number of books bought and sheer cost Margaret Kenny thanks to each and every one who put this Ian Mitchell .of the books will be taken intoconsideratiori. The 01' Gipper is the sole and final judge' of SYSTEMS MANAGER issue together, by the way.) Of course, we all Editor in Chief Kevin Hardman like to write every once in a while, but we're all contest entries. The "winner" will be basically editors, and normally we leave the annoucedin this space two weeks from now. ADVERTISING MANAGER David Chmiel writing to the staff... (I'm sure you can tell what's coming up here.) BUSINESS MANAGER So, if you're interested in joining the tradi­ Tip the Gipp Scott Ecker tion of Scholastic, stop by our table at activi­ Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Gipper knows - with your help. GRAPHIC ARTS MANAGER ties night or call us at 239-7569 to let us . Lel/.,s 10 ScholRSlic musl ". Iyptd tmd irrC/udt In. Jeanne Naylor know. We're interested in both experienced ","I.,'s nIl1f1t, IIIfdrtSS and phone number. lJrJj..".uy slruftirls should If you have a story tip or inside info that hlc/udtIIu:irYtllThlscIwolandcolltgt. Fa.cu1/ymtmDtrsshouldinc/ud. everyone on the outside. should know, be a Sr.hola..lic L. publishtd wuJdy IhTOUghoull1u: scIwol y= exupl durmg writers and novices who would like to learn, ,Iu:i,.,,,,.,,,. Allltl/trSmusl ".signed. Nameswill ".wilMeldl/pon ull1f1inaf ion and =aJion periDdsaJ IIu: Unitlasily 0INol,. DIl1f1t, Nol,. seniors and freshmen and everything in be­ ,tqIltsi hi CDIIIi" htsIRnCtS.