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1 n ths ssue... Athletcs to Educatonal Admnstrators page 8 Ofe Peckng Order _... page 5 TUton st Mght Hold.. page 2 56th Year No.4 GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY WASHNGTON D.C. Frday September MCFC Presses for Utlty Fund Control Holmes Fles Sut n Dscrmnaton Case by Doug Schoppert s requested to desgnate a mecha- The Man Campus Fnance Com- nsm whch wll... ensure that.mttee has unanmously passed a any... expndture of a surplus (s) resoluton recommendng that antd- n accord wth the prortes of the pated surpluses n the 977 utlty entre Unversty. budget be returned to the man Durng debate on the resoluton campus. Altobello defended the expendture The resoluton s essentally the' clamng that one of the man same as one passed last week by the. reasons for the surplus was the Student Senate although references energy conservaton measures whch n tbe orgnal resoluton to Danel Altobello unversty vce presdent he undertook. Altobello also argued for the for admnstratve servces; were present Unversty budget polces deleted. sayng hope to have the lattude (they gave me) and wll argue to Last year close to $ out keep t... otherwse ('m) not an of a $ utlty surplus was admnstrator but a clerk. spent by Altobello on fuel conserva- Nonetheless he voted for the ton projects wthout regard to the. resoluton commentng that have MCFC's sense of prortes accord- no objecton to the commttee ng to the Student Senate resoluton. seekng to clarfy ts role (n the Ths year the MCFC resoluton budget makng process). stated a smlar surplus s accrung Lou Kallas who authored the at a hgher rate. orgnal resoluton commented that Herzberg noted that the reference the bggest thng n ths resoluton s to Altobello had been struck because ts mplcaton to the power structure ths was not a resoluton of n ths Unversty... (now) man crtcsm but (one) for the future... campus faculty admnstrators and we have to remember that some of students wll have more mpact n these (AltobeUo's) decsons were decsons affectng the man cammade before the MCFC came nto exstence. pus. Kelley explaned that because the The resoluton as passed by the cost had been budgeted as uncon- MCFC recommends that' the antc- trollable t had not been debated pated utltes surp)us be carred by the commttee.. The queston s over for use n the next fscal year what would the commttee have thereby assurng the MCFC a role n done f they had foreseen that not all determnng ts expendture. n add-. the money would be needed he ton the Presdent of the Unversty sad. WGTB wll not get any addtonal fundng ths year. No Funds ncrease Granted To WGTB by Wayne Satta An nformal request by WGTB for an addtonal $60000 was turned down accordng to staton General Manager Bob Uttenweler. The Unversty staton sought the money for captal mprovements but decded. aganst a formal request after sound / ng out several admnstrators and '. fndng ther chances slm. The staton's present budget covers the salares of ts.general manager and chef engneer and approxmately $28000 n past lstener contrbutons. Uttenweler sad that WGTB wll be able to :'go wth what we have ths year and operate very ncely addng that the budget s enough to guarantee full tme (24 hours a day seven days a week) operaton for the rest of the year. Some staff members saw the stuaton dfferently. One student member Matt McNulty complaned that the money was badly needed for captal mprovements. He contended that the present budget would provde for the rest of the year but would cover only bare exstence level. The Presdent's Offce would not comment on the reasons for not gvng GTB the addtonal $ Fr. Wllam George S of the Unversty Development Offce who has been workng wth the staton sad that the staton s under the same constrants as the rest of the campus. Nobody's 'gettng ncreases. n fact they are tghtenng up on the man campus. Drector of the Budget Eldon Hale.' sad that the Unversty could not 'n have approved GTB's request e\'en f ' t had been formally made snce the.: staton dd not ndcate where the :');' addtonal funds would come from :j nor does the Unversty have the c';: funds to gve them.. GTB wll attempt to rase funds '-': on ts own accordng to Uttenweler. ':: They plan to hold. a fundrasng concert n Gaston Hall on Halloween and to try to secure grants from foundatons. Before the staton was shut down by the Unversty last sprng GTB had rased much of ts budget through fundrasng events such as marathons and through lstener donatons. nsttute for Polcy Studes co-drectors Rchard Barnet (lew and Marcus Raskn call on Attorney General Edward Lev to appont a specal prosecutor to study the assassnaton of Orlando Leteler. Specal Prosecutor Sought n Bombng by Wayne Satta and Doug Schoppert Former Georgetown Unversty faculty member Dr. Susan Buck Morss called on Attorney General Edward Lev to appont a specal prosecutor to nvestgate the assassnaton of ex-chlean ambassador Orlando Leteler on behalf of the nsttute for Polcy Studes at a press conference yesterday. The nsttute further called for a Semte nvestgaton and full dsclosure of any CA nvolvement. The nsttute has called for a mass memoral processon and demonstraton ths Sunday at 2:30. The march whch starts at Sherdan Crcle the ste of the murders wll NBC Cancels Sat Nght Lve NBC has temporarly shelved plans to broadcast Saturday Nght Lve from Georgetown Unversty a staton spokesman sad yesterday. The show whch was to orgnate from McDonough Gym on Octob er 30 was part of a tour of eastern college campuses whch also ncluded Prnceton and Boston unverstes. NBC has not abandoned plans to telecast from college campuses and fully expects to do so at some tme n the future an NBC offcal sad. The offcal would not say whether Georgetown would stl be used as one of the telecast stes f the network does decde to go to college campuses. Techncal dffcultes were cted as the reason for the cancellatons. Because of ts coverage of the World Seres the presdental electons and NFL Football the staton does not have the facltes to orgnate any other programs from outsde ts regular studos a network offcal explaned. end at St. Matthew's Church where a memoral servce wll be held accordng to Buck-Morss. Former Chlean foregn and defense mnster Leteler and Ronn Mofftt an nsttute worker were klled when a bomb exploded n ther car at Sherdan Crcle nearby he Chlean embassy whle on ther.way to work at the nsttute. Polce speculated that the bomb may have been set off by a rado remote control devce.. Buck-Morss charged '\Chle s responsble for the murders. The same Chlean regme that the CA and Kssnger brought to power. The ex-hstory department lecturer who s a member of the.nsttute sad that the nsttute has receved support for an nvestgaton from ovr 40 congrl'ssmen but added we're afrad the government 'may try to strng us along untl after the electon. nsttute Drector Marcus Raskn commented that somewhere n the US government there s an enormous amount of nformaton on DNA (the Chlean secret polce) that ought to be made avalable to the FB... (f not) people wll have reason to beleve that the US government s nvolved n an nternatonal cover-up -an nternatonal Watergate. Leteler a former ambassador to the US whose Chlean. ctzenshp had recently been revoked by the junta was an outspoken crtc of the mltary regme. Accordng to Raskn Leteler and hs famly have been followed receved threatenng letters and had reason to beleve ther mal had been opened. Raskn also noted that several DNA agents had reportedly entered the country n late August. Leteler who was also an nstructor at Amercan Unversty s one of several promnent Chlean exles to have been murdered n recent years. Buck-Morss commented that the kllng of Leteler an Amercan ctzen and Mofftt showed that the mperalst polces of the US overseas end up comng home. The Games Students Play. by Mark McAdams Assstant Dean of the College Rosalnd Cowe charged n a recent. ssue of U.S. News and World Report that cheatng at Georgetown s on the rse. The artcle expressed the growng noton of unversty admnstrators across the country over academc dshonesty. Cowe told the HOYA that ncreased desre to get nto graduate schools has caused tremendous pres sure to get a hgh QP. Though not seen as a serous problem by most of the students ntervewed on campus a number of professors are troubled by the amount of skullduggery perpetrated by Georgetown students. Penny S. Pckett assstant profes sor of Englsh told the HOYA that she had '''a' very tryng experence wth a senor last year. n recountng her ordeal n whch the student faled her course and subsequently faled to graduate Dr. Pckett sad had to fal hm because t was a perfectly blatant case of plagarzng. Accordng to Dr. Pckett the student actually borrowed a secton from the ntroducton to the text he was reportng on. Accordng to Dr. Cowe students have been known to sabotage other students' work. Elaborat lab prqjects have been destroyed lbrary books are stolen and pertnent pages of books on reserve are torn out all n attempt to rase students' ranks. n commentng on Dr. Cowe's allegatons Dave-Norton (C'79) sad don't thnk t's that bad. don't really thnk there's that much cheatng gong on. One dsgruntled Hoya who resdes n 'Brooklyn sad of cheatng Don't tell my grl frend but was out wth somebody else last nght. Natonwde Epdemc Accordng to the artcle appearng n the une 4th ssue of US News Georgetown s not the only school experencng a cheatng problem. Of 365 students surveyed at Lehgh Unversty r Bethlehem Pa. 47 per cent admtted that they cheat sometmes. An earler poll of 2000 undergraduates at ohns Hopkns Unversty n Baltmore showed that 30 per cent had cheated at one pont or another n ther college careers. Accordng to the artcle t s not the D student struggjng to pass who cheats but rather the able student strvng for an A or B_ Honor codes whch ganed natonal attenton wth the West Pont scandal are beng rensttuted at a number of unverstes. The Unversty of Notre Dame went to an honor system two years ago. n a telephone ntervew wth the HOYA Francs Yeandel assstant dean at Notre Dame's Graduate School termed the Notre Dame honor system as very effectve. We try to proctor all exams. The basc pont here s that all consder the college years the tme when the ndvdual character s formed and shaped. Anyone wll succomb to temptaton f gven the chance especally when they are young. Georgetown Psychology Pr9fessor Danel N. Robnson sad 'Cleatng s a breakdown of moral perceptons. He added that t's almost worth havng cheatng so the ndvdual can know what type of person he s. Dr. Pckett sad The students should have more fath n themselves. When students wrte a' paper the professors are nterested n what the students have to say. Paper Mlls n addton students have been known to get research papers from paper mll frms whch wrte and sell term papers to students. n the latest ssue of the Voce ths ad appeared. Academc Research Papers/ Thousands on fle etc. (Contnued on page 2) by Barbara van der Straeton Unversty Law Center student. Regnald Holmes has fled sut to contest an earler decson by DC courts whch held GULC's affrmatve acton polcy of awardng 60 per cent of fnancal ad to mnorty students as llegal. Dstrct Court udge Olver Gasch found n the case bro.ught by a whte GULC student. Mchael Flannagan that the affrmatve acton polcy volated the non-dscrmnaton provsons of the Cvl Rghts Act of 964. Gasch sad n an ntervew that Holmes a black wll only fgure mnmally at least n Flanagan's case. Holmes has cted that hs status as a mnorty fnancal ad recpent at GULC s of suffcent nterest as to permt nterventon: Law School sources have rased questons on why Holmes fled sut so late. Holmes fled hs moton after the judgment of lablty was made by the court. Ths accordng to law school sources may nvaldate hs moton.. Flanagan stated that he was confdent that he has proven the system dscrmnatory sayng don't thnk Holmes' moton wll be granted. Legally t has lttle bass and although anythng could happen n my opnon hs moton should fal. Black Amercan Law Student Assocaton member Wendle Robnson wll ask the StUdent Bar Assocaton to go on rcord n favor of the affrmatve acton fnancal ad program. One SBA member Thad deus Bejnar sad Personally speakng Robnson's resolutons seem favorable and thnk the SBA wll endorse them. Flanagan says that Holmes has lttle chance because he has not met the prerequstes for nterventon. Flanagan contended Holmes s not tmely n that hs moton was fled too late after Flanagan was gven favor by the court. Accordng to Flanagan ths wll be fatal to hs moton or n any case of great damage. The second prerequste for nterventon specfes an nterest must be shown. Flanagan clams Holmes has not shown proper or legtmate nterest. n hs decson udge Gasch noted that the queston of fnancal need... cuts across racal cultural and socal lnes. There s no justfcaton for sayng that a 'mnorty' student wth a demonstrated need of $2000 requres more scholarshp ad than a non mnorty student wth a demonstrated need of $3000. The judge dstngushed such cases from admssons processes permeated wth socal and cultural factors where separate treatment for mnortes may be justfed. The Unversty has not made a decson on Gasch's rulng. The Law Center's earmarkng polcy tself expred n 975 and has not been renewed. The Law Center however dd abandon ts celng program whch allowed mnorty students to receve $500 more n scholarshp grants. than whte students. udge Gasch dd not address the ssue of celngs. A smlar program s now n effect at Georgetown's undergraduate schools. Fnancal Ad Drector Rchard Black refused to comment when asked f the polcy whch earmarks twenty percent of undergraduate freshmen scholarshps to mnortes was beng revewed as a result of the Law Center decson. Quad Vstor Mugged Whle Dong Laundry by Mchael Bradley A male vstor on campus was assaulted at about 0:40 last Sunday nght as he was returnng to Copley dormtory from the laundry room n New North Hall. Gary C. Shapro was clubbed from behnd after extng the south door of New North whle carryng hs grlfrend's laundry. t felt lke a heavy plastc club sad Shapro. The assalant then appled a full Nelson to the vctm and demanded some bucks_ Polce have no suspects n the case at present. Shapro could provde no nformaton about the assalant other than that he was tall and had a New York accent. Shapro sad that he dd not want to yell because he wasn't sure f the attacker was armed or not. saw the lghts on upstars he recalled but decded to eep quet and thnk of what could do to escape. The vctm then kcked the assalant's leg and ht hm n the gron. wasn't sure f was gong to connect or not he reflected. The guy was taller than was. Apparently Shapro's attempt was' successful because the attacker loosened hs hold and Shapro managed to free hmself. The vctm then sped through the quad and out to Healy lawn where he veered left and towards Copley rememberng that he had seen a securty guard there before. Fortunately he ran nto a rovng student guard wth a walky -talky and beckoned hm to follow. As they ran back to the scene Shapro explaned to hm what happened and the guard radoed for assstance. Two unformed guards met them at the scene and proceeded to queston Shapro about the ncdent. No search was conducted snce Shapro could provde no descrpton of hs assalant. Shapro declned to nvolve the Metropoltan polce and returned to pck up hs laundry. When asked how he managed to reman calm Shapro reported that he had been assaulted once before whle he was a student at Cornell Unversty n New York. really beat the guy up that tme he recalled. Sergeant Charles Chrstan nvestgator for Georgetown Protectve Servces sad that the ncdent wll be classfed as an alleged assault as there were no wtnesses to the crme. Chrstan further stated that there were only two alleged assaults durng the past scnool year. Ths s really qute a rare thng he sad addng that Protectve Servces offers an escortng servce after dark for all Georgetown students. The number s Some Georgetown professors feel that hgh pressured exams may be a cause of cheatng.

2 Page 2 The HOYA Frday September GW Expulson Ruled llegal By Dstrct udge by Monca Heller udcal supervson of academc affars on a broad bass may be on the horzon school offcals fear after a DC Superor Court order to the George Washngton' School of Medcne to readmt former student Lawrence Levne. Levne was dropped from the rolls of GW Med Schooll.lst year because of low class rank and repeated performance of margnal qualty accordng to GW offcals. n hs decson handed down Sept. 7 DC Superor Court udge Harold Greene stated that the very narrow and pecular stuaton just fed court nterventon. Greene held that the school had no rght to dsmss Levne for work of margnal qualty as the term was never offcally defned. All that s decded here s that the court wll enforce contractual rghts even where academc matters may be somehow nvolved h_eld udge Greene. Drs. Rosalnd Cowe and Hubert Cloke assstant deans n the College of Arts and Scences here at George town sad that dsmssals based on the falure of a student to comply wth undefned concepts could nev er happen n the College. We don't dsmss for self nterest... When we accept a student we feel he s capable of obtanng an undergraduate degree stated Dr. Cloke. The department tres to fnd out what's causng the student's poor academc work he contnued. The Unversty dsmssal polcy states that a student can be expelled only f he ether ncurs a falure n a semester whle on probaton fals two courses n any semester has an -. accumulaton at any 'tme of three falures or falls below the mnmum QP (.2 for freshmen.7 for sophomores.9 for junors) at the end of the year. He faled one of four courses n hs second year whch techncally would have justfed hs expulson at that pont. Levne however was allowed to reman n the Medcal School wth the -stpulaton that he repeat hs entre second year of courses and perodcally consult a faculty advsor. School offcals not fed hm that repeated performance of margnal qualty wll lkely be ewed n a most harsh fashon/' n hs.second attempt Levne' passed all the second-year medcal courses but ranked among the lowest n the class academcally. Dr. Rosalnd Cowe Preoccupaton Wth OP.' AffectAcademcHonesty (Contnued from page ) Accordng to US News and World Report when Boston Unversty led a successful fght n 974 to put these frms out of busness t dscovered n ther fles the names of hundreds of customers from every major unversty n the Boston metropoltan area BU's Presdent ohn Sbler- sad that the other area schools were nvolved n a cover up. We found when we checked wth these other unverstes that they were not nterested n havng the names. They Fnance Subcommttee Wll Try to Hold Tuton The.Subcommttee on Tuton of the Man Campus Fnance Commt. tee (MCFC) wll most lkely recom mend that the Unversty seek to hold tuton ncreases to an absolute mnmum by lookng to other sources of revenue frst accordng to subcommttee charman ohn Baley. A clear sense has emerged that we should look frst to economes redstrbutons and nnovatons be fore we consder tuton ncreases Baley sad n reportng to the full commttee. _- Chrs Graham a student member of the subcommttee commented that all the members of the subcom mttee are personally aganst a tu - ton ncrease... (but) thnk there's gong to have to be one nonetheless. f knew a tuton ncrease would mean an mprovement n the qualty of educaton 'd support t but that hasn't been the case n the past Graham sad. n a related development the Sal ares and Frnge Benefts Subcommtt-ee reported ther ntenton to recommend a 0 per cent full tme faculty salary ncrease although two student members (Chrs Graham and Kathy Relly) of the subcommttee refused to endorse such a recom mendaton f t was to be fnanced.chefly from a tuton ncrease. The push for the faculty ncrease s amed at rasng faculty compensa ton to the 80th percentle naton ally. Accordng to subcommttee charwoman Dorothy Brown The dstrbuton of ths (salary) ncrease should be based chefly on mert. Graham echoed ths pont sayng f we're payng for an 80th percentle faculty they better be one... 'm not sure they are now. SG Referendum Set For October 20 Vote by Greg Ktsock A Student Government referen dum on the Student Bll of Rghts the selecton of the graduaton speaker and _other ssues has been postponed untl October 20 accordng to Tom Bryan (SBA'77) of the Athletc Board's Facltes Subcom mttee. n addton the student body wll vote on a plan to elect an nter school councl whch would deal wth admnstratve and academc matters of all schools. Freshmen'alSo wll elect seven student senators. The Bll of Rghts whose fate wll be decded s a complaton of admnstraton polces towards the undergraduate student body. The document however does not yet recognze Student Government and accordng to Student Body Presdent Bob Gage t stll s not clear whether student representatves would have a choce n amendng the Bll of Senors wll select a graduaton speaker from among the top fve choces n a post card poll beng taken by the Senor Weekom:mt-. tee. So far US' Represen-tte'B. : bara ordan leads _ the -poll wth columnst Art Buchwald -. Presdent Gerald Ford and Calforna Gc5vernor erry Brown n runnerup spots.. ntended to do nothng about t.. At Duke Unversty n Durham N.C. there has been dscusson of ways to look nto the whole subject of academc ethcs and plans are n the works to offer courses n ths area. ames O. Cansler Assocate Dean of Students at the Unversty of North Carolna posed a number of phlosophcal reasons for the cheat ng scandals. Many people who seek hgher educaton do not want to acqure t3 learnng n the classcal sense he.: -0 explaned. They are here merely for >- 'credentalng' for ganng the rght to pass nto a partcular job or postgraduate actvty. When learnng s not the prme motvator cheatng f :. becomes more prevalent because the student has less of a stake n hs educatonal goals. Prof. Robnson contends that prosac course offerngs and relaxng academc standards have contrbuted to an ncrease n cheatng. He says that the dea of a college educaton as a game to be played has led students to seek to adjust as pan lessly as possble. Fees Unpad By Stud. Corp by Ed LaTour A sudden chll swept Healy basement. when the name of former Student Body Presdent Dave Ral ston was heard echong through the halls. Ths tme t wasn't one of Rals.ton's proposals whch spawned the controversy but hs reported falure to fle the Corporaton's (Students of Georgetown ncorporated) annual reports and pay ther annual fees n conjuncton wth Ttle 29 of the DC Codes. Accordng to Assstant Superntendent of DC Corporatons Mrs. Marguerte C. Stokes the Corporaton has not fled and s techncally and legally nonexstent and should cease operatons. However Corp. Treasurer Erc Wuktsch contended that Ralston dd n fact fle last year. f Mrs. Stokes' clams are true ths wll have been the secortd year n a row that the Corporaton has faled to fle ther annual reports. She added that ths volaton s not really so serous because the law allows for renstatement of cdrporatons whd have faled to fle wth a late fee of $5.00 _and. a renstatemnt fee _of $2.00. The Student Senate reached a compromse on the future of Healy gatehouse. Senate GQmpromse On Gatehouse'Future by Daue. O'Connor The Student Senate settled a headquarters clam dspute by both the Communty Acton Coalton (CAC) and the Off Campus Student Organzaton (OSCO) wth the pas sage of a bll that wll' allow the two groups to share Healy gatehouse. However OSCO wll be elbowed out by the semester's end n accordance wth the terms of the compromse whle CAC wll use the tny offce near Healy Crcle permanently. The compromse passed by a 0 6 vote. Coordnator of the CAC Dan Burke proposed to the Senate that hs group be allowed to use the gatehou:le as a job placement clear nghouse. By havng such a clearnghouse we can broaden student experence by provdng servce to the commun ty he commented. Burke argued that Georgetown has been the brunt of much crtcsm because of ts falure to contrbute to the cty beyond the gates. He contended that whle many students are drawn to the Unversty because of ts DC locaton few ever really experence the cty. He suggested that both of these problems may be resolved by usng the Unversty's sngle greatest resource students to provde-' 'manpower for whch the local communty could not otherwse pay. Burke contended that t was essental for hs group to have sole possesson of the gatehouse although Charman of the OCSO Task Force.Pete Slone offered to compromse and share the space for a temporary perod. Slone sad hs organzaton needed the gatehouse because the' OCSO must be vsble and accessble as a new organzaton to buld a strong base. He added thl\t sharng the faclty would enhance the founda ton of both organzatons. n regard to the Senate co housng decson Burke observed Log stcally t's gong to be tough He added that the room s only 9' x 5' and has only one phone. He stressed though that despte the ntal confuson whch may be caused he s happ)' to have the space. CORRECTON n the artcle Fuel Surplus.Spent For Conservaton whch appeared last week the followng mstakes appeared: The $33000 surplus spent on the Unted Research project was approprated n 976 not 975 as stated. Messrs. Altobello Houston and Mller were not solely responsble for the decson to undertake the project whh-ywas approved by Fr. Henle n Aprl 975. The HOY A apolog_z$ for th errors.. GU CREW TEAM would lke to thank the followng merchants for ther support durng the bcentennal rowathon: Bayou Georgetown Holdngs Ltd. 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3 . UtltyProPQsal Not To Go To 'Faculty by Wllam Lobb The Faculty Senate wll not consder the resoluton passed by the MCFC Monday callng for return of. any utlty surplusto the man campus. George Chapman charman of the Bology Department who proposed the resoluton to the' MCFC sad he would not submt t to the Faculty Senate. Chapman a l\ember of the Senate noted that only f the resoluton were bured or f the admnstraton were' to gnore t would he seek to have t consdered by the Faculty Senate.. Chapman ame'mberofthe he felt the commttee must handle the matter by tself n order to defne ts place n the budget makng procedure. Accordng to Fr. Francs Dneen presdent of the senate the Chapman resoluton would be easly passed f t were to be ntroduced. Dneen noted that there had been ntal opposton to the resoluton as some members!; construed t as an attack on Dan Altobello (Vce Presdent for Admnstratve Servces).. At the MCFC meetng Monday Altobello's name was removed from the resoluton at the nsstence of some members who vewed ts menton as evdence of a personal attack _ on the admnstrator. Dneen sad he beleved that Altobello had spent past surpluses wsely but sad that wth the deleton of Altobello's name he would be wllng to support the measure. WANTED: telephone solctors to work n NW DC frm. Flex daytme hours excellent compensaton. Please call Student Government Presdent Bob Gage commented: f the Faculty Senate feels that they're- preservng the credblty of the MCFC t's vald by me. 'm glad to hear they'll support the resoluton f t gets n trouble. The resoluton whch was passed unanmously by the MCFC requests the Unversty Presdent to set new Unversty polcy on dealng wth such surpluses. The Faculty Senate s an advsory body made up of faculty members from all schools of the Unversty. t s the offcal representatve organ of the faculty of Georgetown. Fr. Francs Dneen Frday September The HOVA Page PRG Sponsors Energy Course by Charles Pekow A student-desgned course nvolvng research nto local energy ssues s beng offered ths year under jont sponsorshp of the DC Publc nterest Research Group (PRG) and the Georgetown Socology Department. The class s secton two of the Socology Department's Communty nvolvement Semnar but unlke the other secton n whch students are placed n nternshps the 5 students takng ths course wll attend lectures and' nvestgate two or three areas of local concern nvolvng utlty use.. The das.s wll meet Wednesday afternoons for two hours..--. Stuclets wll receve four credts per semester for the two semester pass/fal course. SLPC Resubmts Housng Plans by Francesca Cancmno n one of hs last decsons as Presdent Fr. Robert Henle vetoed a Student' Lfe Polcy Cemmttee proposal that would have allowed upperclass commuters to partcpate n the lottery and would also have lfted restrctons that presently lmt the number of transfer beds to 0.. Ctng a lack of tme to 'consder the matter Fr. Henle sad he had no choce but to reject the proposal. The SPLC s' the man polcy settng body for resdence lfe. lt must approve all proposals to the Presdent concernng resdence lfe affars_ Dean of Admssons Charles Deacon Assstant Drector of. Off Campus housng Wllam Schuerman and Vce Presdent for Student De-' velopment Patrca Rueckel are collaboratng on a seres of new proposals to be submtted to Presdent Tmothy S. Healy S. Stressng the concern expressed by admsson canddates on the.housng shortage Deacon sad The housng problem has a negatve mpact on the recrutng of qualty students from outsde Washngton. Except for ncomng freshmen and the frst 0 transfer students all of wh.om are guaranteed housng a j;tudent whose name goes n to the lottery has approxmately a 75 per cent chance of landng a room. Accordng to the SLPC all students should n theory have a rght to experence campus lvng and that should nclude local students. However at present t s not possble due to the lack of space and the lack of funds to create the space. Deacon sad that n revsng prortes the deservng group should' be non-local transfer students and when the proposals are revamped that group wll receve major consderaton. t s alo the general opnon of the SLPC that local students ought to take a back seat to out-of-towners. Commentng on future dorm constructon Dean of Resdence Lfe Valere Yoke sad There s as yet no defnte plan for new dorms but the possblty s beng dscussed. The new Henle Student Vllage complex whch opened ths month has had a sgnfcant mpact on the housng of students but has not come near to solvng the problem. Socology Professor Dmtr Monos wll supervse the class. The students' research wll be drected by Dd PRG Drector Randy SwshElr and Research Drector Bob Chlopak together wth Lenore Pomerance of DC Power a coalton of communty organzatons concerned wth utlty use.. Students wll dvde nto two or three groups to nvestgate the followng areas: Nuclear energy. The class wll attempt to analyze potental economc and envronmental effects of the Potomac Electrc Power Company's plan to buld a $2 blon nuclear power plant at Douglas Pont Md. 30 mles from DC. Power structure. The students wll analyze how utlty companes operate. Energy conservaton. Swsher sad that ths area may not become part of the class because PRG members at other DC unverstes have expressed nterest n nvestgatng t also. Each week an outsde speaker wll address the class on varous aspects of utlty use. All lectures wll be open to any nterested students n the Unve;sty. Speakers on the agenda nclude representatves of the Federal Energy Admnstraton the utlty ndustry Envronmental Law nsttute Center for Scence n the Publc nterest and other groups concerned wth energy consumpton. One class wll feature a dscusson of utlty economcs wth Dr. Frederck Wells of Resources for the Future a prvate research group and GU Economcs Professor Gerald Brannon. GU Phlosophy' Professor Terry Pnkard wll also address the class on the phlosophy of utlty regulaton. Monos agreed to supervse a communty nvolvement semnar focusng on.one ssue rather than sendng students nto ndvdual nternshps as the other communty nvolvement classes do. Energy use was chosen as the ssue because accordng to Ferlauto the economc queston s probably the most mportant ssue to people n an urban envronment. Snce the 973 energy crss the cost of energy has rsen faster. than anythng else. The problems the country wll probably be facng untl the year 2000 are who controls dstrbuton of energy who wll proft from t and what t wll be used for Ferlauto sad. Monos and PRG members hope to expand ths type of communty nvolvement course to other DC colleges and other departments at GU. We are thnkng of establshng a center here at Georgetown for coordnatng ths type of course throughout the consortum Monos sad.. PART TME: GALS & GUYS To work n Publc Relatons Marketng and the Photography feld. Evenng hours 5:30-9:30 $ 0-40 a week to start. For appt. call Mr. Shannon pm- 4 pm PHLOSOPHY CLUB Organzatonal symposum Monday September 27 3:5 n Ress 282 free refreshments all welcome /. Attenton Busness Students Brush up on your sellng techrques whle ehnng spare bucks on the HOYA'Advertsng Staff We'll pay 0 0 /0 commssons on all off campus ads you sell. Cal ohn Martarana at q;; : '. 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4 Page 4 The HOYA Frday September edtorals & columns Sut -Countersut The Holmes countersut brought ths week once agan brngs to the forefront the controversal ssue of how a scarce fnancal ad supply can be dstrbuted to an overwhelmng number of applcants. As we have done n the/past we once agan suggest that the only equt'tble and far method for ad dstrbuton s on the bass of need pure an smple. The whole purpose of awardng ad at 'all s to provde those students who are otherwse qualfed but cannot afford to attend GULC wth the fnancal ad they need. Ths purpose s based solely on the belef that no student should he dened hs rght to follow hs educatonal pursuts solely because he doesn't have the money or auctonable art. The deal apples to students of all races and natonaltes. To set a quota for one group s grossly'tmfar to students n other groups who fnd themselves n the same fnancal bnd. Ad'mssons quotas are justfed on te bass that the lack of equal pror educatonal opportuntes hampers the ablty of some groups to compete under tradtonal admsson standards equally wth others. The rgument may qe sound. t s however rrelevant to the queston of ad. Ether a student s n need oad or he s not. f the background of some groups make them more promnent n the low ncome ranks than others then that group wll eventually receve the most money n ad awards anyway. Ncedy students n other groups however should not' have to fght the addtonal barrer created by ad quotas whch show unwarranted preference for groups fully capable of competng n ths area on ther own. Poor students are dsadvantaged regardless of ther color. ' <.' Under New Management The reason gven as to why Athletcs was put under Admnstratve Servces was that no other admnstrator wanted t. Pror to the 974 admnstratve shakeup (whch placed Altobello n the Vce Presdent's poston) the Athletc Department dd come under the jursdcaton of the Student Development Offce. At the tme of the reorganzaton Vce Presdent for Student Development Dr. Patrca Rueckel declned to have the depart- ment placed agan under her drecton. Whle ths may hstorcally have been the case t should have never happened. t makes about as much sense as puttng the Portuguese Department under Mantenance because the Dean of Language School ddn't want anythng to do wth t. The Student Senate's resoluton suggestng that the Athletc Department be placed under the auspces of an educatonal admnstrator s a much welcomed return to reason. The department s- currently stuated n the most llogcal place: the Admnstratve Affars Offc':: of Vce Presdent Danel. Altobelo. The lst of other functons under Altobello's offce ncludes: the computer facltes the food servce and the physcal plant offce. Only by an extreme stretch of the magnaton could we lump the athletcs department n wth ths group. The effects of the athletc program here at Georgetown extend far beyond the doors of McDonough. The Unversty has entrely mssed the pont that campus athletcs should not only start wrth the students n mnd but that t plays a major role n the student's copng wth lfe at Georgetown. Wth the ntroducton of the proposed recreaton complex the Unversty has commt ted tself to shftng ts athletc emphass to the average student who does not take part n nterssholastc sports. Such a move should eventually lead to the accredtaton of nstructonal physcal educato[lal sports. Anyaccredted'program naturally falls wthn the doman of an academc admnstrator. A great many large nsttutons across -the naton have come to understand ths educatonal truth. We sncerely hope that our admnstraton gves serous thought to the senate resoluton and comes to see the lght. Unfortunate Admsson The fundamental wrongheadedness wth whch the nformaton from a narrower consttuency. Non- s trates Georgetown's emergence regardng the class of 980 admsson' sense. There s no narrower consttuency than the rch prep-school requests was greeted prompts the sad reflecton that Georgetown students stll lack a sense of what ths lated matter-that -t does happen types. Deacon's statement on a re Unversty s other than walls and we do wn people from the vy admnstrators and what t was tradtonally. More sadly the requests dong better than most-has the schools. Obvously not all but we're themselves suggest that Unversty affrmatve desperaton of a Gerald employees responsble for admssons Ford campagn speech. A source at polcy must share the same defcences. Unversty offcals have been ex the post offce has nformlld us that The stuaton s bzarre. Drector plorng the possbltes of rentng a of Admssons Charles Deacon evaluated the 50 per cent ncrease on New ersey. large post offce box n Prnceton applcatons over fve years by gushng that Georgetown has now taken a place n the rank of the top nsttutons. From the context t s makng Enemes! clear what Deacon means: the fact that Georgetown s a top nsttuton s responsble for the jump n Steve mathas applcatons and the applcatons jump that now makes Georgetown a top nsttuton. Funny but that s not how we though unverstes went about self-evaluaton. Next we are confronted wth oohng and ah-ng about an ncrease n prep-school applcatons. My colleague wth the other campus newspaper notes that ths fact demon WAT A MUTE! WHY!'tek. ON lle AMERCANS]? E'S(ALLY \\ON T's 'T\R- 6RTH)A''? W\\AT A'BO\lf 05: NO USS\N CR.ATS ll>t CRstt D ON'MARS?.- - The fnal outrage of the perform ance concerned students from poor economc backgrounds. We are told that the unmet goal of expanson of ths segment of the studnet body represents the sngle fahue of the Unversty's admsson program. s anyone surprsed? Must Deacon gft wrap the shortcomng n hs snde ONco WE: GtT BP::.K 40ME '0 OUR.\ <k PLNH KAHLUA \'j!;'ll 5A'A-ft.AS \ FlOOD N COLoR\POAN NWRA8. j)seas N 9ENNS'r'LVfNll\ A SMALL URRlcl./llE UP -me ES-r Q)\'5T.PtNO WlD KNOWS WHT ELS!O/ -me MlERCAlS E 'l <bdt OF -rh! WAT'LL You SEE WHA Nf'RE 00\l0To \)0 To THE QSO SUMMER OLYM?{CS! asde that the Unversty has receved _ lttle pressure on ths score because t s no longer partcularly fashon able to be concerend wth mnorty affars? He s of course personally very dsturbed but there s no money. n 97 the Unver!lty Admnstraton undert'ook a fve-year program to ncrease enrollment by ncreasng qualfed applcants. Ffty thousand dollars annually was added to the budget of the admssons offce to hre addtonal staff and carry out the necessary renovaton of ts facltes. The program was as we have seen an ncredble success by that crteron. We commend the admssons offce on ths success. We challenge the Admnstraton now to confront Georgetown's new needs: ncreased broadenng of the student base and expanson of the Unversty's facltes to the pont where the Unversty can comfort ably educate ts hard-won students To do less would be to sacrfce qualty educaton on the altar of the great god publc relatons. We -entered c Georgetown three years ago because we thought t :was what we were lookng for n the way of undergraduate educaton not because of the number of applcatons t receved or from whence they came. We are pleased that so many have seen ft to attempt to walk these hallowed paths wth us; we are hopeful that the Unversty's commtment to remanng a top nsttu ton extends deeper than a suc cessful recrutng program. () nrgttnwn lnwanttll- Qtlb Gve Grads a Break t happens every year. Hgh hopes are voced for the gradul.ton speaker and nvtatons are maled to the Presdent the Pope and assorted prnces potentates ald paramounts. Then at the eleventh hour the bgwgs all cancel out forcng the Unversty to scrounge up a substtute n a hurry. Fnally the man of the hour s announced: delverng the commenee'ment speech wll be an obscure esut provncal who s near canonzaton fosslzaton or both. And mmedately as from a flock of owls the cry reverberates through the halls and classrooms of hstorc Georgetown: Who?... Surely a p'romnent rsttutor lke Georgetown should be able to attract a man who won't lull the grads and ther guests nto a sem comatose state. We need a grad speaker whose' fame extends to all sdes of the Mason-Dxon lne. But who? Among the names suggested n the senor poll mmy Carter seems our best bet. We could cash n on the concessons busness' by havng pea nut vendors roam through the crowd mpartng an approprate crcus atmosphere to the proceedngs. The Surgeon General h-owever has deter mned that on a sunny day the glare from Carter's smle could cause permanent damage to the optc nerve. Foresakng the poltcans we could always extend an nvtaton to the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Unfortunately nvtng a speaker who doesn't know a word of Englsh may cause problems the least beng that he mght wander nto the wrong rest Wayne Satta News Edtor Ed Rogoznsk Features Edtor Mark McAdams Assstall t News Edtor Margaret Henry Assstallt News Edtor room. To the best of my knowledge the Language School stll doesn't offer any courses n Korean Englsh translatoh. Maybe though we could prsuade Moon to set off freworks lke- he dd at hs Washngton Monument festval. Then the audence could gnore the Splttng nfntves! Greg Kltsock reverend's ncomprehensble speech and Moon would be eclpsed by the slvery lght of the pyrotechncs dsplay. f Moon won't rse to the occason a sure guarantee aganst boredom would be rock star Alce' Cooper. can pcture the expressons of outrage on the faces of parents and alumn as Alce and hs motley bmd hang themselves on the speaker's platform to the tune of School's Out. t mght not be a very tasteful dsplay but t sure beats the hell out of havng a mdwestern unversty presdent lecture on land grant nsttutons. Snce Georgetown s the ste of The Exorcst we mght choose a speaker who symbolzes the Unversty's assocaton wth the occult. Nether Wllam Batty nor Zolar the Astrologer s avalable however and Satan's startng fee s too hgh (the souls of the graduatng class). Wth our luck we'd probably wnd up wth a thrd rate wtch doctor who thought a black mass was a Negro sprtual. Once a speaker has been con THE BOARD OF EDl'fORS m Colaprco Edtor-n-Chef Steve Fredman. 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Better yet we mght hold graduaton n the form of a Frar's Club roast where everyone hurls nsults at the guest of honor. And now lades and gentlemen our dstngushed speaker whose head s the most useless appendage snce the con return lever on Macke vendng machnes. Havng heard that Chevy Chase and Company wll be performng at McDonough next month wonder f the Saturday Nght Lve crew could be persuaded to return for an encore n May. Ths s a good dea but unlkely; Saturday Nght Lue has a busy schedule and we're lucky they could ft us n at all. Stll we mght consder movng graduaton sx months ahead to October 30 thus savng May for more mportant pursuts lke huntng for a job. Mary Schlckman Producton Manager Greg Ktsock Copy t:dtor ohn Martorana Ad Manager Rev. Edward Bodnar S.. 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5 Frday September The HOYA Page 5 at.u.edttl &tpt <>'''''''' w.>... «... v. ;.; : ' ' 'f'. Offce of the Utlversty Presdent Father Tmothy Healy S..-'The Bg God's Offce Basement of Nevls (offce hours 2:00 2:30. pm Thursdays) 'ffce of Executve Vce Presdent for Academc Affars Aloysus Call Me > Cheese A Kelley S.. <. Offce of Danel. Altobello Vce Presdent for Admnstratve Servces Guess What's Behnd the Curtan Offce of Doctor Patrca Rueckel vce presdent of student develop ment. No she's not a congressonal secretary. by Ed Rogoznsk wth Mark Mnervn photos by Ed O'Nell A HOY A reader has expressed a desre to see the offces of Georgetown's admnstrators. Therefore a team of HOY A photographers scoured the Hlltop to fnd a cross-secton of Unversty offces. Whle t seems as f there s an apparent dsparty between the qualty of admnstratve offces and those of the faculty and student organzatons ths not the c<te. 'PC majorty_ of faculty offcel are wll-furrtshed and' have ''! abundant space. However most of the faculty were out to lunch whle the photographs were beng taken so we had to settle for these. n fact some faculty seemed to be ecstatc when speakng about ther workng condtons. The Economcs Department was etremely pleased wth ts n;>omy facltes-located above Wsemller's Delcatessen. One eco'nomcs professor stated t's a step up from where used to work. After vewng these photos Georgetown students need not worry f ther money s beng spent frvolously. The HOY A offcc sn't even carpeted. Offce of Vce Presdent for Fnancal Affars George R. Houston r. Bookkeeper to the Gods ' Plush palatal offce of Economcs Professor Frank Garratn (notce the exquste Vctoran furnshngs and the antque Lous XV char). ( :2: Organzed clean modern effcent offce of the Hoya-nteror Decoraton by Oscar Madson Offce of the nfamous Georgetown Unversty Samese sextuplets Hstory Professors the SEC MOVE OF THE WEEK BOX OFFCE SALES WOODY Allen's Love and Death On Sale Begnnng Monday Sept. 27th Captal Center LEONARD SKNNARD - CHCAGO - Nov. 5th Lsner Audtorum BLL Y OEL - Oct. 4th Oct. 29th Kennedy Center BLLY COBHAM - Oct. 6th GEORGE DUKE BAND - Oct. 6th SEC Box Offce open Monday-Frday :00 a.m. - On Sale Begnnng Monday Oct. 4th Tckets for the Homecomng Dance Saturday October 9th wth the Martn W elln Band $8.00 wth an SEC Card/$2.00 regular 6:00 p.m. Located n Healy Basement FRDAY SEPT 24th & SATURDAY SEPT. 25th GASTON HALL 8:00 P.M. FREE CONCERT FRDAY SEPTEMBER 24th 8:00P.M. Whte-Gravenor Lawn Featurng HOLORBACH EAST Beer wll be sold. f.' -' Endless Summer Sale /0 OFF Selected Merchandse European sunglasses straw hats and bags puka shell necklaces gauze sportswear halters. and selected wnter clothng Our popular cotton T-shrts by Partout are now 25% off. BACK N STOCK! Gone wth the Wnd Vogue Pcasso Escher Lautrec Kng Kong and many more POSTERS. Ten Percent Student Dscount Not Applcable to Sale tems. 35th and N Sts. (behnd Nevls] SBA-lSA DANCE GU Student Bar Assocaton and Law Spouses Assocaton wll sponsor a dsco dance and beer blast n the Hall of Natons on Saturday Oct. 2 from 9 p.m. to a.m. The Medcal Center and the Graduate School are nvted to jon the law students n an evenng of entertanment and fun.

6 Page 6 The HOYA Frday SeptE!mber '..: Qlts & ' Wood Allen n Person ); [ : ;: 'j Woody Allen serous? Yes. And no. Sometmes he'd really lke to be but audences don't let hm. t's one of the drawbacks of beng Amerca's foremost comc genus.. Ths was panfully evdent at the Natonal Press Club Tuesday where Allen was the featured luncheon guest. As he shrunk up to the podum Allen cautoned a capacty crowd 'of Fourth. Estate celebrtes Don't be surprsed f come across as reasonably ntellgent about ths 'm not too amusng n person. Allen was obvously tl:ed as he flew n solely for ths address after havng played a hot clarnet at Mchael's Pub n Greenwch Vllage untl the wee hours. He had come to dscuss hs new flm The Front whch concerns the 950's Hollywood of McCarthysm and the blacklsts n an effort to llct funny responses from Allen the audence's questons frequently degenerated to gems such as Are you really an owl? or Where do you buy your tenns shoes? and Why aren't you wearng them now? or Are you really the llegtmate son of Fred Allen? Allen repeatedly made t clear that he would rather dscuss the flm and related topcs. To do so he was accompaned by the flm's screenwrter Walter Bernsten wth whom Allen hoped to share the questons. Ths rare appearance was prompted by Allen's newest cnematc venture. t's an mportant flm to hm unque / n two ways. t s the frst fm snce Casno Royale (totally mserable a stupd flm) n whch Allen doesn't wrte or dl:ect. More Sgnfcant s the fact that t s the frst tme Allen has been featured n a sem-dramatc role. wanted to see f could act; so tred t. t was fun but don't thnk 'll do t agan. 'm' more comfortable wth comedy Allen shrugged t say he'd support Carter. The only reasan Allen consented to star n The Fran t was that he feels very strongly about the subject matter. When he was approached by the drector Martn Rtt (Hud Sounder) who along wth Bernsten and other actors n th flm was hmself blacklsted Allen sad Ths was a very substantal poltal scrpt somethng wth a poltcal poston that expresses me. couldn't make a serous poltcal flm myself' Allen emphaszed. But you know you're all really lucky to lve here n Washngton. t'd be great to make a. move and flm t here on locaton wth all of the people. t'd be just hlarous. He left the possblty open for an Allen flm on the subject.'. But that would be n the dstant future. Currently Allen s workng ncessantly edtng hs new flm due for release early next year. t takes place.n New York and Hollywood. Reluctant to gve away detals Allen dd menton who was starrng wth hm n t. Among those to be featured are Louse Lasser Paul Smon Colleen Dewhurst Shelley Duvall Carol Kane and the New York Kncks. Whn pressed for more partculars Allen just 'repled slyly want t to be a surprse. Perhaps the greatest surprse of the afternoon was Woody Allen's endorsement of mmy Carter for Presdent. 'm on record as beng a Carter supporter because feel 'better vague than wrong'. Acutally prefer one canddate's wfe and the other canddate's mother. Allen showed hs genus n hs answer to the followng queston: f Kerkegaard were alve who would he suppqrt for Pr!lsdent? Allen: Well 'd.rather not speak for Kerkegaard but judgng from hs book Ether... Or 'd say he'd support Carter. Actually Allen expressed an overrdng paranoa about poltcs. have no trust n any government at all. dslke people n blue suts. lve as though the complete abrogaton of our cvl lbertes were just around the cornero-how do you feel about that Walter? The blacklsted Bernsten repled 'm not qute as \ optmstc as you. The balance of the questons and they consttuted a majorty concerned another Washngton pastme sex. Allen noted that sex and death have always fascnated hm. He expressed a preference for death notng that at least after death you're not nausous. Contnung on the subject Allen explaned 'm the world's worst authorty on sex. n actual practce 'm probably no better than any of you out there. When asked to tell the audence about hs frst tme Allen qupped Yes wll when t occurs. Actually he's very shy about the subject'. He explaned. 'll do anythng wth anybody. Notng the shameful qualty of these questons from '.' the supposedly dstngushed members of the press' Allen lamented t's ncredble what a man has to put up wth fqr a pece of steak. Addng t the zany atmosphere he 'sad t was sort of group therapy where everyone snks to the lowest level.n ths -case. mne. By the way Woody Allen wears Converse. The black and whte knd they're attractve. -Rod Kuckro Edtor's note: Next week a revew of The Front. ukes' Musc Comes Alve Southsde ohnny sngs hs heart out. Somebody new from Asbury Park played Lsner Audtorum n Washngton last week. No t wasn't Bruce Sprngsteen t was fellow ersey barband leader Southsde ohnny and hs band the Asbury ukes. Openng before a large crowd n ther frst major tour the ukes came off lke a polshed veteran tourng troupe featurng a tght nne pece.band but t was leader ohnny Lyon who stole the show and the fans' cheers. Southsde ohnny a longtme confdant of the Boss (as Sprng steen s called) and hs E Street Band sngs n a style dstnctly hs own. Featurng manly rhythm and blues wth some pure 950's rock and roll Lyon can Sng wth that gutty authortatve qualty that makes the -audence feel he's seen the sorrer sde of lfe yet keeps' hopng for better days ahead. Playng harmonca and blastng out loud vocals Southsde drects the ukes wth just the' rght touch of tenderness and toughness to gve one hel of a show. Supplementng cuts from ther frst album Don't Want To Go Home wth eary rock the ukes show the years of tmng and practce that went nto the group at the Stone Pony n Asbury Park. Southsde and the ukes exhbt the force and dynamsm that could turn them nto a major rock force n such tunes as Sweeter th<p Honey and Got to Get You Off My Mnd. Only n t An't the Meat where Lyon and drummer Kenny Pentafallo kd around wth some bass and vocals dd the show appear weak but ther antcs dd get some laughs. Playng Sprngsteen's The Fe ver the ukes fully take advantage of Southsde's rch powerful vocal tarst Blly Rush. Although Rush has the face of a hgh school adolescent he. plays lke a seasoned veteran. Lstenng to Rush s lke hearng Erc Clapton wthout the crugs durng hs prme. Roundng out the band are Kevn Kavanaugh on the keyboards and a four pece brass secton. ndvdually the brassmen are competent together they're almost as sold as saxmaster Clarence Clemmens. n contrast openng act Country oe MacDonald seemed weak and almost tmd. The best song Country oe performed was the last one smply because t sounded enough lke hs openng number to lull the ; chords and evoke a mystc aura of a man n futle love who's got the fever for the grl. The top ht of the concert was a. strong rendton of Don't Want To Go Home ttle song of the album and- the only cut gettng some FM arplay. Rollng Stone has called the song a rock n' roll classc. After Saturday nght's show that could be an understatement for the Steve Van Zandt composton. Van Zandt Sprngsteen's lead gutarst wrote three of the concert's songs and also produced Southsde's album whle the Boss wrote two album cuts. f Lyon does have a weakness t's hs lack of orgnal materal but that shortcomng s.more than compensated for by a terrfc energetc band. n addton to drummer Pentfallo a wzard wth the stcks the uke's outstandng bandman s gu- audence nto a trance that left most of them numb_ Country oe 4d do one thng extremely well \ '. he plugged hs albums on three dfferent occasons. Steve Fredman Heaven and Hell (RCA-LPLHllO) Vangels Wth the release of hs second solo album ex-aphrodte's Chld keyboardst Vangels Papathanassou' establshes hmself as a talented composer and artst. n Heaven and Hell he fuses contemporary classcal wth progressve rock to create a beautful and complex pece of musc: at tmes hauntng and ethereal at tmes stark and drvng but always nterestng. The musc s often remnscent cf Mke Oldfeld's work. Lke Oldfeld Vangels composes all the musc and plays all the nstruments hmself. Vangels however manages to avod Oldfeld's flaws.e. occasonal amless self-ndulgence and vapd repetton. The musc of Vangels s more profound and easer to lsten to than Oldfeld's. Relyng prmarly on the syntheszer Vangels takes advantage of ts nfnte possbltes to create beautful and startlng muscal landscapes. On sde two Vangels begns one pece wth a solemn hauntng chant and wth syntheszed orchestraton and a female vocalst named Van a Vangels Vears.Upward Verouts bulds t nto a provokng almost sprtual composton. The effect s guaranteed to str the unconscous. By conjurng up tmeless archetypes Vangels has made sure that even the most unmagna-. tve lstener cannot help but be fascnated; or the most ratonal soul vaguely dsturbed. For other vocals Vangels enlsts the ad of the Englsh Chamber Chor and Yesman on Anderson (Vangels was orgnally to be keyboardst Rck Wakeman's replacement n. Yes) who also contrbutes the lyrcs to a secton wthn the pece enttled So Long Ago So Clear. n typcal Anderson style the words make lttle sense but manage to sound lovely nonetheless partcularly when sung by Anderson whose recent work wth Yes hasn't sounded as good as ths album_ Vangels has defntely matured as a composer of progressve musc. n Heaven and Hell he has developed many deas the seeds of whch can be found n hs work wth/ Aphrodte's Chld-666 ther double album (and a very unusual album at that) based on the Apocalypse of ohn 3/8' n partcular. Aphrodte's Chld never made t bg n ths country and Vangels' frst solo album Earth remans obscure (t was mostly Greek folk musc). Nevertheless Heaven and Hell s Lonely Black Prsoner... no matter what you thnk and say about me. know 've got love and kndness n my heart thnk fe'el taste smell and hear as you do. hurt...both nsde and out...as you do. f anyone can ac knowledge my exstence please wrte: Mr. erry Shelds Box 69 London Oho an excellent album. t wll be nterestng to see what Vangels plans for the near future. Another orgnal album at least equallng Heaven and Hell wll be no mean achevement. R. Maldonado GO TO SRAEL wth Semester n srael at Tel Avv Unversty an. to une 977. Call: Dr. Meyer' Greenberg P.O Box 87. College Park Md EDDNG RNG HAND MADE ORGNALS BARRY mlchaelson (Goldsmth &Eweler) PROBLEMS WTH ATHLETE'S FOOT Eye St NW You can be pad $50 to have your athlete's feet treated.. You must be over age 8 and be able to vst the Student Health Servce once a week for sx vsts. You must also complete a daly chart of your symptoms. For further nformaton call Chrstna The Campus Cnema LOVE AND DEATH (975) Frday and Saturday 8:00 PM Gaston Hall One day happened to notce all of those slly Russan novels on my shelf and thought 'What a great dea for a move.''' Good thnkng Woody..' Allen's two favorte obsessons are the subject of ths masterfully executed flm parody of Tolstoy Dostoevsky and ther pecular brand of fcton. t may even be 0 an mprovement. n a flm he both wrote and drected Allen stars as Bors Grushenko the son of a Russan arstocrat. Hs radcal pacfst lean ngs plague hm throughout a lfe whch s no less tempestuous and Top Shop certanly more amusng than those of The Brothers Karamazov. Allen's favorte fol Dane Keaton plays Sonja the object of hs undyng lust. For example: Sonja notes Sex wthout love s an empty experence to whch Bors reples after bref reflecton But as empty experences go t's one of 'the best. One surprsng sdelght of Love and Death s ts artstc rchness a frst for an Allen flm. The textures are remnscent of Goya due to the remarkable cnematography of Ghslan Cloquet. Flmed n France and Hungary and scored wth Prokofev musc Love and Death sgnals Allen's graduaton from comedc neophyte to master. -R.K.. You Name t We'll Prnt t! / NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR LARGE FOR US Clubs Dorms Teams CUSTOM SLK SCREENNG Busnesses Fraterntes Sorortes We'll hand letter ndvdual names and numbers prnt whle you wat and check us for volume dscount. Over 300 dfferent desgns n stock - T shrts and French shrts avalable. What more could you want? 'm glad you asked! How about a Specal Photo Art Drawn Magazne or Record Album on Your Shrt! What a terrfc lft dea! 3223M St. located nsde the PLUSHGeorgetown L.-... / \.j j '.. r r / t../ \.!. '. : : : l '

7 Frdav September The HOYA Page 7 Amercan Pns 4- by Dave Hauspurg t's soecer tme 'at the Hlltop gan but Coach Bll Smth and hs Hoya booters got off to a dsappontng start droppng a 2 to decson at the hands of' 5th ranked powerhouse Loyola of Baltmore..! Loyola led by all-amercan goale ohn Houska domnated play n the frst half closng out the perod wth a 7 to 0 lead. The Hoyas outmanned by the 'all-scholarshp Loyola squad had ther few scorng drves thwarted by quck passes' back to Greyhound goale Houska whose 75 yard dropkcks put the ball rght back to the Hoyas' penalty area. nexperence n the goal. hurt Georgetown however as freshman goale Greg Thaler playng hs frst game n a Hoya unform seemed ';j unwllnga to come out and attack the ; ball. The second half opened on a ' brghter note wth Hoya halfbac ntramural Year Begns Wth Track Events by Charle Francavlla Georgetown's Track ntramural program was expanded ths year by three events because ths s the frst year that Georgetown wnners are able to go to the DC extramural tournament held at Gallaudet on October 2; n the men's dorm dvson Maurce Martno of Fourth Healy won the 00 yard dash n. seconds. The best women's tme was posted by Valere Stackhouse who won the women's ndependent dvson n 2.7 seconds. Other men's dorm wnners ncluded Bll Reynolds n the 220 at 24.2 seconds Tm O'Malley n the 440 at 59.6 seconds ames Vaughn n te 880 at 2:07.8 and Rch Doyle n the mle run at.; 5:6.0. Ffth Darnall captured the :ll 440 relay ttle wth the 880 relay gong to Sxth Darnall..>: f Also accompanyng the above wnners to' Galaudet wll' be Chrs.. Kely n the HlO'-yard dash Ken.0 Robbet n the 440 Mke Codella n g the 880 and Rch Shattuck n the ' mle. ntramural events startng next week are tenns and the football clnc. Sgn-ups for table tenns doubles and mxed doubles also w be held next week. jlnjures Hurt cu Chances Aganst Hoya (Contnued from Page 8) njures could sharply curtal the Cardnal ground game and allow the Hoya defense to key on the pass. njures wll probably prevent the experenced Catholc squad from playng to ts full' capacty n tomorrow's contest. By contrast 'j Georgetown came out of last week's scrmmage n very good physcal shape n the words of Glacken. r } f t f r r r l The Georegetown Grdron Club and members of the 976 Alumn Football Team (whch challenged the Hoyas last Saturday) wsh to thank Dxe Lquor for contrbutng the beer for the Pregame Warmup Party on Frday nght s Bernardo Gacomett scorng the.frst goal of the perod on a' brllant head-n to the comer of the Greyhound net. Sophomore Kevn Murphy also n hs frst game as Georgetown's goale played very P;' -. well n the frst part of the second : :.:;':;' '. ' half but even he couldn't stop the deluge. Loyola fnshed the second '... ''.;'' l:::::'::: for even ths 2 to score can be --'<'.' _._:.; _-C rr' «' ': ::'{:'=::;!r:.:!....-:;' - :>j.:.. r'.. Hoyas playng ther frst game after '_ Ao w'. just two weeks of practce scored f.. ' ' ':. < '.-;';\ : ::.::;'-- ther frst goal aganst one of the top teams n the naton. Last year t took the Booters fve games to rack up ther frst score. Brght spots n the Hoya lne-up centered around co-captan Marty Wtherall n a fullback slot wth transfer standout Ed Condt from Calforna and unor Mke Fullam as hs defensve partners. And as always all-amercan canddate Frank O'Hara took the brunt of the punshment from the opposton reserved for the premer performer of the Hoya attack. Lookng forward to evenng ths season's record at and the Hoyas are. awatng the season's home opener aganst St. oseph's of Phladelpha ths Saturday at one o'clock on the lower feld. The team s anxous to revenge last season's 2 to overtme loss n Phladelpha. The Hoyas were npped 8 7 n ther contest wth George Washngton 'yesterday at the E pse_ Feld Hockey Beats Mary Washngton by Marly Mattessch A 2 0 wn over Mary Washngton College last Tuesday marked the begnnng of what mght very well be another undefeated season for the women's feld hockey team. Last season the Hoyettes fnshed the regular season wth a sparklng record. Freshman forward Gnger Rvet scored both goals for the Hoyettes The Feld Hockey Hoyettes defeated Gallaudet yesterday Kehoe Feld. ECAC Tenns Today by Cndy Chlton Hgh hopes are mountng for Tenns Coach eff Fogelson and hs four top players as they head today to Rder College for ths year's ECAC Tournament. Because of the semester's late start t was mpossble to hold elmnaton rounds for ths tournament. Rounds for the fall season's top spots are presently beng concluded. Coach Fogelson however felt hs best chance n ths tournament would be to go wth hs senor players all proven from last year to be well qualfed. Competng for Georgetown wll be Bll DSesa No. sngles ohn Cahll No. 2 sngles and Pete Turner pared wth Ron Beresky n the No. doubles slot. f we don't lose too many days of practce ths week due to ran we should be n good shape Fogelson sad. am especally optmstc about the chances of my doubles players. Last year the best the team fared was the 2nd round. the frst one comng n the openng 30 seconds of the game. Rvet was asssted by rght-wng Sue Polk on the frst goal and Debbe Canty on the second. Coach Sandra Sprnkle noted however that t was a whole team effort not just a few people playng well. Sprnkle stated that consderng we've only been practcng for a week we played really well. The passes were extrmely good. t was exctng to see them do so well especally under the new system. The new system Sprnkle refers to s a lne-up whch adds more ntegrty to the offense and s extremely effectve. t conssts of Four forwards two lnk players three defensemen and a sweeper to protect the backfeld. Golfers Play n Madson Tournament '.: by emet Nagel Georgetown's golf team opened ther fall season yesterday n the frst round of the four-day Madson College tournament n Roanoke Vrgna. Last week's match agasnt the Unversty of Vrgna was cancelled because of ran. The 72 hole Madson tournament wll pt the Atlantc Coast Conference schools Alabama and some very good small southern schools aganst Georgetown's startng sxman contngent accordng to Coach Steve Stageberg ay Clancy Martn Kelly Tom Thaney Mke Lenkeweg and Dave Brown made the trp to the Vrgna campus carryng Georgetowr's hopes for respectablty. Stageberg conceded that the competton s too tough for them to expect to wn everythng. Rugby Club Opens Fall Slate Saturday Aganst GW Old Boys by Charle Francavlla The Georgetown Rugby Club w open ts fall season aganst George Washngton's Old Boys ths Saturday-: Accordng to club Presdent Ed Cavanaugh The match wll count n the standngs f we wn but t's only a scrmmage f we don't. The Rugby Club wll have most of ther scrum forwards returnng ths year ncludng Cavanaugh Greg ohnson and ohn Qunn. Returnng backs m Hughes and Dave Kellem wll provde the speed whch most of the team s lackng. Freshman prospects Pat Mayer and Bob Qunn have been extremely qr ! \.' \ j SEmESTER N SRAEL Experence srael Lfe at Tel Avv Unversty anuary to une 977 Call or wrte to: DR. MEYER GREENBERG Drector PO. Box 87 College Park Md mpressve n ths week's practce accordng to Cavanaugh. One match has been planned for each weekend over the next ten weeks. A tournament over the Veteran's Day weekend n New York Cty wth c W. Post and Fordham wll test the ruggers' endurance both on the feld and off. m Tynon FREE BEER and Soccer: GU vs Sf oe's 2 :45 lower feld Matches aganst Amercan Maryland Towson and Mt. St. Mary's are also featured n ther October sched ule_ Accordng to Rugby tradton the ruggers wll spend a good deal of the fall drnkng beer. A hstorcal feature of all rugby competton s the Bachannalan Celebraton durng whch the' host team provdes at least four kegs of beer both durng and after the contest. Followng the match a rugby queen s chosen and showered wth tradtonal songs of delght. Later n the fest when everyone has gotten qute nebrated a muffn lady s selected. Whle dancng to the musc she s supposed to exhbt her better assets wth a beer upon her head. SpOtts menu. BASEBALL: Saturday: Catholc (2) noon Sunday: at Catholc noon Wednesday: George Mason 4 pm FELD HOCKEY: Tuesday: at Trnty FOOTBALL: Saturday: at Cath olc : 30 pm GOLF: Thursday-Sunday: Mad son College nvt. Roanoke Va. RUGBY: Saturday:. at George Washngton :00 pm SOCCER: Saturday: St. oseph's :00 pm Wednesday: at Amercan 3:00 pm Loss on Baseballers ly Mke Moroney Unable to muster much offense for the thrd game n a row the Georgetown baseball team dropped a 4 decson to Amercan Unversty on Tuesday lowerng the Hoyas' lttle; the players are yount! and a lttle tense. Team captan Frank D'Ambroso suggested that nexperence hurt but we just faced a team wth a lttle more talent; record to 2-5. Th rd baseman Armstrong The Hoyas jumped out to a 0 lead n the frst nnng as Bran Gallagher led off wth a sngle. Rghtfelder Bob Whelan knocked chpped n that mstakes kept the team from ganng momentum. The team has only thrteen games remanng on the fall schedule. Gallagher around to thrd on a sngle and Gallagher scored on a sacrfce fly by thrd baseman m Armstrong. Mones Gven Amercan went ahead n the top of the secon nnng when ther frst two batters sngled and then scored successvely on a two-base throwng To Varsty and error by shortstop Tom Wllams and a passed ball by catcher Bll Grard. The lead was ncreased the followng nnng when Hoya ptcher Pete Garrty walked the second man he faced and was tagged for a trple and a sacrfce fly makng the score 4-l. The Hoyas lost a scorng opportunty n the seventh nnng when Grard led off wth a double. He took thrd on a ground out by Wllams but was thrown out at the plate attemptng to score on an nfeld drbbler Wth two outs n the nnth the Hoyas tred to rally dramatcally as they loaded the bases. Grard coaxed a walk whle Wllams was ht by a ptch. Frst baseman Larry Dehle loaded the bases as he also drew a base on balls. Pnch htter Rck Scafa then ended the game wth an nfeld ground out. The game was hghlghtedhowever Club Sports (Contnued from Page 8) Hoyas Unlmted contrbutons pad for one-half of both the football and basketball scoreboards and t gave $500 ths year to buy weghts for the tranng room. Hoyas Unlmted also gave $900 to the men's crew team to buy an ergometer (a machne to measure rowng strength) and $450 to the tenns teams for the purchase of an automatc ball-servng machne. The club's frst gft sx years ago was nstallng lghts on the lower athletc feld whle ts most recent project was a $2500 donaton to the proposed recreaton complex: The athletc budget last year was $ less than one per cent of the total Unversty budget of $0 by the fne ptchng performance of mllon sad McArdle. After Pete Garrty whose ndvdual record coaches salares buldng and dpped to -2. Garrty gave up only two earned runs n the game'whle not allowng a ht after the thrd nnng. He accomplshed ths wth grounds mantenance and tranng room expenses are deducted only $48300 s left to feld 8 varsty and 6 club sports. The bulk of ths only two days of rest snce hs last amount ($04000) goes to the ptchng performance. n reference to the loss Coach Tom Nolan stated that the Hoyas were not httng well but were nevertheless gettng good ptchng Nolan also added We're pressng a men's basketball and track teams leavng only $44000 for the remanng squads_ -Wth our donaton of $8200 drectly to these teams one dollar of every sx spent came from the Hoyas Unlmted he boasted Knghts Over Tgers The frst week of College Pcks was a success as alllhree prognostcators were correct on at least eght games. Whle ohn Kolleng emerged as the overall wnner wth nne out of ten the pck of the week goes to Sylvan Sobel who correctly predcted llnos. over Mssour. Ths columnst has had no lug.k wth the.. Tgers.. They play Oho State ths week and. the Buckeyes loom as the best bel. OWA (-) AT PENN STATE (l-l)-the Nttany Lons should have beaten' Oho State last week and they appear to be stronger than most people thought. They should have few problems wth owa one of the weaker teams n the Bg Ten: Penn State 27 owa 4 Kolleng: Penn State 7 owa 7 Sobel: Penn State 2 ow'a 7 MARYLAND (2-0) AT SYRACUSE (O 2)-The Terps were mpressve last week and should roll to ther thrd straght wn. Syracuse has almost nothng: Maryland 35 Syr.acuse 7 Kolleng: Maryland 35 Syracuse 0 Sobel: Maryland 35 Syracuse 0 PRNCETON ( 0) AT RUTGERS (2-0)-Blessed wth an outstandng defense the Scarlet Knghts have lmted the opposton to ten ponts n ther frst two games. Prnceton showed lttle offense n a 3-0 wn over Cornell and wll be hard pressed to move aganst Rutgers: Rutgers 7 Prnceton 3 Kolleng: Rutgers 4 Prnceton 0 Sobel: Rutgers 24 Prnceton 0 SOUTH CAROLNA (2-0) AT GEORGA (2-0)-Georga's offense has rolled n ts frst two games and whle South Carolna could provde some opposton look for the Green Wave here: Georga 3 South Carolna 7 Kolleng: Georga 2 South Carolna 0 Sobel: Georga 2 South Carolna 0 BOSTON COLLEGE (-0) AT TULANE (0-2)-Despte the fact that the Eagles pulled off a stunnng upset n ther opener they are not that strong a football tl:am. Whle Tulane has played medocre football so far ths looms as the upset of the week: Tulane 7 Boston College 4 Kol\eng: Boston College 4 Tulane 3 Sobel: Boston College 28 Tulane 7 MSSOUR (-) AT OHO STATE (2 0)-The Buckeyes were not convncng n beatng Penn State but shouldn't have too many problems wth a Mssour team that completely fell apart a week ago: Oho State 34 Mssour 0 Kolleng: Oho State 35 Mssour 7 Sobel: Oho State 32 Mssour 7 TENNESSEE (-) VS. AUBURN (0-2) (at Brmngham)-Nether of these teams 3 a contender for the Southeast Conference crown ths year but t s always a good rvalry. The Volunteers appear to be slghtly stronger and have a slght edge: Tennessee 20 Auburn 7 Kolleng: Auburn 2 Tennessee 7 Sobel: Tennessee 7 Auburn 3 NAVY (-) AT MCHGAN (2.0)-The naton's top ranked team should roll aganst a Navy squad wth absolutely no offense: Mchgan 49 Navy 3 Kolleng: Mchgan 49 Navy 0 Sobel: Mchgan 49 Navy 7 ARZONA STATE (0-) AT CALFORNA (0-2)-The Bears return home after two tough contests on the road and they should be up for ths one. But the Sun devls have had two weeks to thnk about that dsaster aganst UCLA and ther explosve offense should be ready to move: Arzona State 28 Calforna 2 KOlleng: Calforna 28 Arzona State 24 Sobel: Arzona State 3 Calforna 2 GEORGETOWN AT CATHOLC-Last week's alumn game proved that the Hoyas have a long way to go before becomng a sold football team. A wn over Catholc s essental for any success ths season. f the Hoyas don't generate a pass rush t could be a long afternoon. They should however pull ths one out: Georgetown 24 Catholc 2 KoUeng: Georgetown 4 Catholc 3 Sobel: Georgetown 7 Catholc 3

8 Senate Proposes Athletcs to Student by Davd Daley A pvotal step was taken ths past week by the Student Senate n an attempt to create a major change regardng the control of the Georgetown Unversty Athletc Depart; ment. On Wednesday nght the Senate passed a resoluton statng. that Vce Presdent of Admnstratve Servces Dan Atobello be replaced as head of the department by an educatonal admnstrator. The resoluton 'also proposed that Georgetown strve to develop only one major men's sport to a level of natonal promnence. What the Student Senate s ultmately tryng to do accordng to Student Body Presdent Bob Gage s to make the athletc program a part of the educatonal msson of George town Unversty for all students. The major pont beng stressed n the ssue s that the average non varsty student has often been neglected by the athletc program due manly to the lack of facltes costs etc. Gage added. He further explaned that the only reason for athletcs s that t contrbutes to the educatonal msson of a college or unversty and t has not been that way at Georgetown snce have been here. He contnued t s essental that athletcs be fully 'ntegrated nto the educatonal msson. Durng the same meetng both Gage and the Student Senate ex pressed that Altobello s not cap able of dong the job that needs to be done nor should he have to do t. He s beng forced to do a job that s very dffcult f not m possble for hm to do well sad Gage. He noted that the objectve of the proposal was not to oust Altobello for dong a poor job but to replace hm wth someone better able to accomplsh t. Atobello refused to make any comments about the stuaton be cause he had not _yet been approached by the Student Senate. n a sudy whcll dealt wth the control of the GU Athletc Department control of the athletc departments n 974. but decded to n Eastern Collegate Athletc Conference relnqush her poston. Consequently schools 2 of th 48 respond ng nsttutons sad that ther athletc departments reported drectly Atobello was pcked to succeed her because accordng to Altobello nobody else wanted the to the Presdent. However most of. job. these scools dd not contan Medcal Dental and Law schools under what she thought of the Semte When Reuckel was asked about the presdent's drect control as does proposal she' responded wth Georgetown. Eghteen schools placed the athletc department under the control of the Vce Presdent for Student Affars. Wthn the Georgetown laughter clamng that she felt t was all rather rdculous. Lookng back she recalled that she attrbuted her reason for resgnng to her ncom admnstratve herarchy Dr. petence. Patrca Reuckel would be labeled as ddn't feel that was good a Student Affars V.P. roncally Reuckel once held the enough to handle the job Reuckel sad.. She added' that t s up to the Presdent of the Unversty to' appont someone to a certan job not a Student' Senate. f asked would smply say that am truthfully not n any way capable of handlng the job. personally feel that the Alumn gets let down at the dea of a woman beng n control of such a poston. she concluded. By lmtng the athletc budget to only one sport of natonal promnence the Senate expressed the. desre that the savngs and admn-. stratve attenton whch would result.!.as from a reduced major sports program should be channeled nto educatonal and recreatonal sports.'! j 'j '.: '. d sports Page 8 l. '.s:-;. -' -<-' NA'ttlAAM GEORGETOWN UNVERSTY WASHNGTON D.C. Frday September Recreatonal Referendum Set; Tr Campus to Vote on Oct. 20.! :- -l l by ohn Kolleng Georgetown students may fnally be seeng the lght at the end of the tunnel as far as the student recrea tonal complex goes. After years of speculaton a concrete proposal wll fnally be put before the undergrad Med-Dent and Law schools n the form of a refeendum on Oct. 20. Before the actual referendum however other procedures wll be fol r r-::.:- -;=-::.::.::::.-;: ': ':'.f'''''' \.! ;): :l - :t.. /r4 ' ; -... f... \-:: ' lowed by the Athletc Advsory Board n order to gve the votng ( ; '' ; 'T '...::.._...-l students specfc nformaton aobut -''' ' \ \..._ the recreatonal structure.! :;F-''...'-'\ '--' -:. On Wednesday Sept. 29 the Athletc AdvSOry Board wll ssue a \ :-\' -: -\ ' a;.: pamphlet' contanng formal proposals. Danel F. Tully the archtect for the new complex who was hred last sprng wll conduct meetngs for' students of all schools n order to present models photographs and sldes of the. proposed complex on Oct. 8th and 9th. Danel F. Tully Assocates were also nvolved n drawng up plans for Boston College's athletc faclty. The sttdents The plans for the Recreatonal Complex wll be llustrated completely by wll then make the fnal decson as Danel Tulley Assocates on Oct. 8 and 9. to whether the complex wll be bult or not by votng on the athletc Hoyas Unlmted Fund complex referendum. By votng yes on ths 'referendum the students wll be votng to Varsty and Club Sport add a yearly athletc fee to ther tuton bll to help pay for the complex. Accordng to Tom Bryan a student member of the subcommttee of facltes n charge of by Ken Blank benefts. Although escapng all but the Members of the organzaton are fnances The exact fee has not yet most scrutnzng of eyes n the elgble for a 20 per cent dscount on been determned but t s hoped that Georgetown sports world Hoyas football and basketball season tckets a quarterly newsletter wrtten couple of weeks. :l; t wll be avalable wthn the next ; Unlmted overcomes ts obscurty n affectng the entre sports program by Washngton Post staff wrter Roy Bryan contnued The referendum vote s a very mportant one for on the Hlltop. The vrtually unknown campus organzaton provdes summarzng the 'latest sports and the students of Georgetown and t Qurk (C'65 Graduate School '7) one of every sx dollars spent by the club news. wll be to everyone's advantage to sxteen Georgetown Unversty ntercollegate sports sx club teams and town sports program to both the readng the lterature and askng 'The organzaton' ads the George acquant themselves wth the facts by the Hoya cheerleaders. advantage of the varsty athlete and questons. Durng the past year Our basc problem rght now s recreatonal athlete. For example Father Emmett Curran Tom Bryan non.dentty complans the group's (Contnued on Page 7 (77) Tom Flemng (78) Chuck spokesman Pat McArdle (C'72 Law '77). We are operatng n the dark n regard to future members from Swng and a mss/van Ktlt% present students. Only a handful of students have joned the club n the last fve years. Every year the coaches and the athletc department request money from Hoyas Unlmted to provde So you wanted to come to Georgetown. t features those tems that the athletc depart everythng: scenc vew Congress the Smthsonan Byzantne ment cannot provde-ether because campus poltcs all that and more. What you ddn't bargan for they are fnancally unable to or s somethng that you are gong to get a belly full of for the because they smply cannot justfy next 2 weeks: the Washngton Redskns. the expendture. At one tme The early mornng sun drenches the Captol n warmth 'and Hoyas Unlmted was buyng 'luxury' tems such as a sled for the football lght and George Allen s out dong hs early mornng laps. team relates McArdle. Now how. Early mornng laps? What the hell does George Allen have to ever wth the tght money stuaton do wth anythng? am afrad that George Allen has to do v th we receve requests for tems whch everythng around ths town. Fans of other NFL teams fear the teams use n actual competton that you had best learn to moderate your speech n drnkng such as unforms. establshments around these parts. Last year the assocaton gave $2000 to support Hoya athletcs Although he cannot throw a spra or exercse any degree of brngng ts total up to $37500 for feld generalshp Blly Klmer's reputaton n the DC area s the past sx years. t receved roughly akn to that of the Son of God n Vatcan Cty. You requests from almost every club last thought that ths town revolves around poltcs. Wrong. t season and turned down only three. revolves around the Redskns... and the sooner you gt a Recpents last year ncluded the cheerleaders men's and women's handle on t the better. crew football judo karate men's Very shortly you wll see people all knds of people wearng and women's tenns rugby men's or dsplayng Redskns paraphernala. Redskns pennants and women's lacrosse salng swmmng rfle volleyball and fencng. football shrts decals and bumper stckers appear at ths tme wth a regularty dearly coveted by the manufacturers of Ex Hoyas Unlmted's $2000 grant to 6 varsty squads sx club teams Lax. Washngton football s not a sport; t s a pervasve cheerleaders ntramurals and the gnawng dsease. And a fatal one may add. ' athletc department represents a Chances. are that n about three weeks you wll know the grant of $7 per partcpant. Redskns startng lneup better than you wll know the materal n ts seventh year of exstence for yol next government class. Do not blame yourself. Hoyas Unlmted s now malng out solctaton letters askng Georgetown alumn to jon the organzaton. Professor Gles has been known to walk nto a Monday mornng Professors are not exempt ether. The nfamously prggsh Dues are $0 per year and $5 for cllss. postvely beamng wth a Redskns wn. Fr. Horrgan has students: The real beneft derved been known to mellow for about three days followng a vctory from beng a member of the club by 'the Trbe. And when the Redskns lose? You had better knowng that you are gvng to Georgetown Unversty and funnel arrange to take your classes n Baltmore. lng the money nto the sports Now don't want you to thnk that ths s sour grapes. have program explans McArdle. been a Gants fan snce the days of Alle Sherrnan and have You're makng a donaton to Hoya never seen the New Yark crowds go ths ape over a team. athletcs and therefore the student Crm ('76) and others have been researchng and plannng ths complex. n the next four weeks before the referendum they wll be dstrbutng the nformaton whch has been compled to try to help the student bcdy become more knowledgeable about the whats whens and wheres. Some facts concernng the complex referendum whch were emphaszed by Bryan are: ) f passed constructon of the new complex whch wll be located beneath Kehoe Feld wll begn be tween March and May 977 and be completed by fall ) The referendum fee wll not be added to' a student's bll untl the complex opens for use by the student body. Therefore next year's Hal to the Redskns? '' ' senor class wll not be blled for somethng they won't be usng as undergrads. 3) The referendum wll be voted on by all Georgetown Students ncludng te undergraduates the medcal-dental and law school students..4) f the referendum s defeated the dea of a sports complex wll probably be shelved for 5-0 years and by that tme t wll be fnancally unfeasble to buld one. Georgetown s now at a crossroads n the area of athletc facltes. Accordng to Tom Flemng Once the complex s constructed a seres of other athletc plans wll be put nto acton. These nclude the buldng of a new astroturf stuface to mprov the football & track facltes on Quarterback Bob Stz above wll lead the Hoya football squad aganst Catholc tomorrow at : 30 pm.. The attenton that ths town showers on the Deadskns s unmatched by any ] have ever seen be t n New York or alywhere. Hell haven't seen ths type of conduct n Alabama on the eve of the Orange Bowl and as we all know George Wallace habtually trots out the two bggest vote-getters n Alabama rght before the electon: Bear Bryant and Shug ordon. ust n case you have forgotten the relgons currently practced unversally n. Alabama are Alabama/Auburn football and bourbon. By the way the Redskns really are an Over-The-Hll Gang. The major exctement that comes n watchng the Redskns s to see whch one of them wll fall vctm next to senlty shngles arthrts or several other alments that clam the aged and nfrm. The Redskns of course boast a payroll second to none n the NFL. Old talent does not come cheap but ths does not excuse Allen's rad on Edward Bennett Wllams' checkbook. Payng Calvn Hll to be a back-up runner s lke payng Randy ones to do spot relef work. George Allen acqures players lke the Rooneys of Pttsburgh acqure Super Bowl trophes. last graf How do you avod ths mana? You can't_ -Try to escape to a shoppng mall and you are lkely to see a present or former Redskn sgnng autographs and probably hypng cars. \ -Watch the news and t' s fated that at least half of the stores wll be about the Redskns. -Heck one nght went to drown my s9tows n draft Wurzburger at the Old Europe where the pano player hasn't played anythng more current than As Tme Goes By n the last ten years. He was playng Hal To The Redskns. Face t folks ths s gong to be thrteen more weeks of agony for us non-redskn fans. t s comfortng to know that the collecton of geratrcs put otgether by George Allen sn't even gong to make the playoffs ths year. Kehoe Feld and the renovaton of McDonough for varsty and recreatonal use. However the referendum fee s n no way connected wth these other renovatons. ' Alumn ll also be able to beneft from the faclty snce they wll be gven second prorty regardng use of the recreatonal faclty on a subscrpton bass. Ths part of the proposal s specfcally geared to those students who wll contnue to resde n the area after they graduate. But Father Curran emphaszes that the subscrpton bass wll be open to all alumn once the needs of the students are fulflled. Football Slate Opens Wth CUTomorrow : by Mark Qunn Coach Scotty Glacken's grdders could face an unexpected challenge tomorrow when they travel across town to take on a veteran Catholc Unversty squad n a :30 pm contest. The Hoyas go nto the season opener as the sold favorte but only because the Cardnals were ht hard by njures n last weekend's tuneup scrmmage aganst ohns Hopkns. Gong nto ts fnal season as a club' team before movng to Georgetown's NCAA dvson three level. coach oe Pasquale's squad features three frst team club All-Amercans. Quarterback G:lrald Goeke splt-end Terry O'Connell and mddle lnebacker oe Haynes all earned that honor for ther contrbuton's to last season's eght wn one loss record. Fortunately for the Hoyas Haynes wll be on the njured lst for tomorrow's contest. Hs absence should place consderable pressure on standout defensve end Mke Morello snce the other startng end wll also be out due to njures. Therefore the Cardnals' defense lackng n depth may be hard pressed to stop the Georgetown wshbone attack. The Hoyas can be expected to keep the ball on the ground aganst the weakened Catholc defense Coach Glacken wants to gve hs startng backfeld of quarterback Bobby Stz and runnng backs Dave Ellot Andy Murray and Steve Scheurle a chance to work on the' trple opton under game condtons. Ctng hs young team and the squad's offensve dffcultes durng the alumn game last weekend Glacken plans to stay.to very very basc plays.. On defense Glacken s stll evaluatng hs lne personnel wth no fnal decson on starters to be made untl game tme. Hs decson about the nteror lne however was made for hm when veteran Paul Nolan was lost to the team due to llness. Thaddeus Burke and Freshman Mke Cuerto wll move ntt> the tackle slots wth Nolan n(). longer n competton for the startng nod. ':!ewcomer Dave Wllams managed to nal down the mddle guard poston on the bass of hs performance n last Saturday's alumn game accordng. to Glacker. Also veterans' Chrs Spller and Paul Zeth wll start and should help to anchor the young lne. The Cardnal offense wll attack the Georgetown defense from a ': wng T formaton wth extensve use of a man n moton. Quarterback.!! Goeke could provde an nterestng '. challenge for the Hoya defensve 'r: backfeld whch had ts problems aganst the alumn. However the loss of a startng runnng back due to : (Contnued on Page 7 ':