THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY Non-Profl OrjanHlnn THElORCH a. John's Uniwfsity flu*,W xn Xop of the Hill Redmen Continue to Lead East With 79-61 Win Over Georgetown run by ihe Redmen featuring Scolt, who By Tim Walsh scored 6 points in Ihe fusl five minutes Spans E^ar in the game. From ihere, ihe first half remained tighl throughout. The two leams exchanged mini-runs until ihe You had better jump on the band­ half, where ihe Redmen held a six-point wagon while you still can. The Redmen lead, 30-24. The Hoyas were able lo chip are on a roll and they're not making any away al Ihe Redmen lead in ihe second stops on ihe road to respect half, getting some help from the highly- It has been a long road, but with a 79- touted freshman Othella Harrington and 61 win over the Georgetown Hoyas guard John Jaque^. Monday nighl al Madison Square Georgeiow.i Ihcn held Ihe lead Garden, Coach Brian Mahoney and his sporadically -villi ihe Redmen and ihe Redmen may have finally reached their Hoyas exchanging shoi for shoi. destinatiorL Wiih this win under iheir red Following iwo lay-ups by Scoll and bells, ihe surging Redmen have forward Lamont Middlelon, respecl ively, solidified Iheir position as the lone first lhal gave the Redmen a Iwo-point lead. place leam in the Big Easi Conference. Jaques hii two from the free throw line to With ihe help of reserves Sergio Luyk tie the game al 42, Then came Luyk. and Charles Minlend. as well as a "Sinking a three-point shot excites me. vintage performance by Shawnelle Scott, il excites the coaches and it excites ihe Ihe Redmen crushed Ihe visiting Hoyas players." said Luyk about his moment of wilh something olher than defense; 64 glory, according io Ihe New York Post. percent shooting. Their punishing "Tl is ihe biggest shot you can have, defense caused Georgetown lo commit except for a dunk." Dunk or no dunk. 18 turnovers, but the story is the Luyk finished with 11 poinis, three ot shooting, which were from the Ihree-poini line, Wiih 11:03 left in the contest, reserve where he shoi 3-4. Luyk played 18 forward Luyk shoi a three-pointer from minuies. a career high, as were his ! 1 the top of the key lo open up the flood gates of a 16-0 run. Scolt then convened Anolher key player off Ihe bench was on a ihree-poini play after being fouled Minlend. The freshman nol only on a lay-up. Minlend, nol lo be outdone conlribuied heavily in Ihe Redmen's 16- by Luyk and Scott, added -two baseline 0 run. bul scored 12 points overall and jumpers and a foul shot to Ihe run. After led the Redmen in rebounds with seven, another Scoll lay-up, Luyk finished ihe all within the mere 14 minuies he was in run in grand fashion with another irey. Ihe game. Afier a Hoya lay-up, Minlend "Charles is a warrior," said Mahoney converted one of two free throws after a aboul 6-6 forward, according io the Post. Georgelown technical foul. The Scott led tbe Redmen with 19 pts. in their win over the Hoyas. However, thai was an understatement. technical, committed by Georgetown Everytime you turned around. Minlend guard Lamont Morgan, occurred during Minlend out of bounds i inch any closer to ihe pumped Redmen was either under ihe hoop gelling a scramble for a loose ball between as they continued io dominate the Hoyas position, slicking to his man like glue or Morgan and Minlend. As ihe two fought With ihe Redmen up by 15 poinis. the wilh ihclr defense and rebounding. sinking a jumper from 15 feel OUL for the ball. Morgan flagrantly pushed Hoyas cul the lead lo 10, bul couldn't The contest started wilh a quick 11-2 (continued on page 20) U Inside •Pres. Clinton: •New Series: •Express: •Dangers in Just the Truth, Deep Space Getting Dating This Please Nine Offensive Issue -^>age3 ^>age8 —page 13 —page 22 INTENTIONAL SECOND EXPOSURE Wednesday, February 3,1993 Page 2 American Business What to do about Women's Scholarship Eating Disorders The Scholarship Committee Many young, bright and of the American Business successful people suffer from Women's Association is some form of eating accepting applications for disorders. What can you do scholarships to be awarded in about it? The Counseling May 1993. Candidates must Center will offer a workshop have financial need, be in that will address the HINQS good academic standing, be symptoms and treatment of residents of Nassau County, these disorders. The be female and citizens of the workshop will be held United States. The deadline Thursday, Feb. It, 1993, OCOME for applications is March 5, 11:10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in 1993. Applications are Marillac Hall —SB-42. available at the Financial Aid Office. Mass Will Be Celebrated During the Spring Semester Father Lauder will cele­ brate Mass on Mondays, for tickets (718) 706-5273. They will select 15 winning Help Save the Wednesdays and Fridays at essays on the topic: "Describe Environment 9:05 a.m. in Our Lady of Waiting for Godot an experience that influences Campus Dining has Lourdes Chapel. All are The Chappel Players of St. the career path you are responded to the envi­ welcome. John's will be performing considering today." For more ronmental concerns by Samuel Becket's classic tragic information, visit the nearest introducing the EarthSense comedy Waiting for Godot Pathmark store in your area. mug. The 12oz. refillable Friday, Feb. 5 and Saturday, Hitchcock Film Festival mug is available at the Feb. 6 at 8 p.m., and Sunday, Free Speech Screenings Father Robert Lauder of the cafeterias in Marillac Hall, St. Feb. 7 at 3 p.m. Tickets can The Speech and Hearing Philosophy Department will Albert's Hall, the University be purchased at the UC Center of St. John's conduct a "First Hitchcock Center and the Law School. Ticket Window for $6.00 University is pleased to Festival: Presence of Evil" at In addition, with each mug each. Tickets for opening announce that they will be the Immaculate Conception purchase, you have a change night are two for the price of offering free Speech Center in Douglaston. The to win and EarthSense tee- one ($6.00) to all University Screenings for adults. These Films are Rebecca — March 5, shirt. By using the mug you employees, while supply screenings are open to SJU Notorious — March 12, Stage will eliminate a great deal of lasts. 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Attention Future Square, Long Island, on Student Teachers Thursdays, Feb. 25 through All students who plan to be April 29, from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. Take this opportunity to Minority Accounting student teaching in the Fall express your feelings and Scholarships 1993 or Spring 1994 semester Correction... viewpoints to the public in The American Institute of MUST attend an important an entertaining and meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 23, Certified Public Accountants rewarding fashion. For more In the Jan. 27 issue of The 1993 at 2:30 p.m. in Marillac is pleased to announce the information contact either Al TORCH, it was incorrectly Auditorium. If you cannot 1993-94 scholarship program Clinque or Kimberly Fulcher for. minority accounting stated in an editorial entitled, attend this meeting, at (516) 486-3535, Monday- students. 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The Come see the Jane Pratt begins this week and application packages at (212) TORCH regrets the error. show. Call Giles or Allison continues through March 31. 596-6223. Wednesday, February 3,1993 Page 3 "A Chorus Line" Hits the Greek Stage By Jason Boland SugWriur ' The St. John's Greek communily collaborated to pul on Iheir version of the longest running play on Broadway, "A Chorus Line," on Jan.