Final ND alcohol regulations prohibit student tailgaters

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1 Feshman guide - page j VOL XX, NO. 2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1984 Student Affais Office estuctued by Tyson; senio staff eplaced By SARAH HAMLTON Neu s Edito Fathe David Tyson, fomely exttutive assistant to the pesident of the Univesity, has been named vi<. e pesident fo student affais to eplan Fathl John Van Wolvlea, who esignnllast sping. Tyson's appointment wa appoved at the Boad of Tustees May 4 Jlll'l'ting. Tyson said he was supist:d hy thl hoad's decision. Howeve, he added he has been involved in Student Affai fo a long timl. n the past Tyson has seved as a l sidl nt assistant in Flanne Hall and an assistant l'l"o in Dillon Hall. Pt'Sl'ntly, hl is living in Dillon. stuctue, what kind of geneal aeas do see?" He detemined thee ae two such aeas - esidential and student sevices. With these ideas in mind Tyson ceaed the offices of the associate vice pesident fo esidence life and the assistant vice pesident fo student sevices. n doing so he did away with the position of diecto of housing and evised the esponsibilities of the assistant vice pesident fo student affais and the Dean of Students. Tyson offeed this explanation fo his estuctuing. "Nothing is nomative, if we sec a bt:tte way we might change it." Once Tyson estuctued the office he began looking fo people to staff it. " said, do know any people that given these stuctues would be Afte asuming the vice pesidency in ealy June, Tyson estnll."tul d the office. He said he did this hy asking himself, "f came ofl the stl"ct and thee was no see TYSON, page 9 The Ohcvc /Petc l..achn Fatht> David Tyson elaxes in his new office as vice pesident fo student affais. john Goldick Siste jean Lenz Fathe Fancis Cafaelli Final ND alcohol egulations pohibit student tailgates By DAN McCULLOUGH big one," he said. liability," he said. ooms at any social gatheings that News Edllo n the final epot of the alcohol Tyson ageed. "That's basically fo any eason extend beyond the committee,. tailgates ae not tue. 'lbe tustees pointed out the pivacy of the oom in which they Edito's note: Sections of this banned. "t would be almost inconsistencies within the epot. ae held," the document states. aticle em n Satuday's feshmen impossible to eliminate alcohol at Even students pointed out the "Moeove, any gatheings in pivate oientation ssue but bave been tailgates on football weekends; ludicousness of some of the ooms, egadless ofthe pesence of epinted bee to nfom tbe entie theefoe, these should be allowed," ecommendations of the epot as alcohol, that ae not consistent with campus of the developments on this the epot states. compaed to othes. could see that the good ode of the esidence hall ssue. But membes of the Univesity's it was a blaing inconsistency," he ae not allowed." lbe new akohol policy Boad of Tustees who eviewed the said. "lbe acceptance of tailgates Rectos ae being encouaged to egulations ban students fom epot agued this was inconsistent was clealy out of mind of what the use "good common sense and good oganizing pe-game tailgates. "No with the essence of the modeate committee meant by the spiit of the discetion" in detemining whethe Mudent, student oganization, o use of alcohol. "'bis was an aea the epot." o not a social gatheing is a "paty," sidence hall may oganize o Boad of Tustees wa teibly Student Body Pesident Rob said Goldick. sponso 'tailgates' on campus o on concened about," said John Betino acknowledged that Siste Jean Lenz, assistant vice any adjacent fields o paking lots at Goldick, associate vice-pesident tailgates pesented a peculia pesident fo student affais, defined any time fo the pupose of seving fo esidence life. "When they poblem fo administatos. "The the type of social gatheing that alcoholic hevt ages," the policy bought this up, it seemed to make a Univesity is going by ndiana state would be allowed as "the type of states. distinction between alcohol abuse law and legal liability. The tailgate gatheing you could expect to be Vice Pesident fo Student Affais and whee it was done. And it issue is based solely on 100 pecent easonable in you own home." She Fathe David Tyson admitted seemed not to addess the final issue liability," he said. added, "This is eally to help potect student sentiment would pobably the esponsible use of alcohol." Paties ae still outlawed in the the ights of the kids." be stongly against this new "t became a matte of legal cuent new egulations. "No Goldick noted that the eulation. ""lbat's going to be the liability a:. well as educational alcohol may be seved in pivate maintenance of good ode will depend on common judgement on the pat students. He added that contay the fist daft of the sense of the to what alcohol diectives said, "No numeic values will be set." Numeic values have been set on the numbe of all hall paties that will be allowed pe semeste. "Each hall may have a maximum of two ( 2) All Hall Semi-Fomal paties pe semeste," the document states. Last May, Fome Dean of Students James Roeme said this might be one of the diective's negotiable points. But Tyson said, "We took this numbe fom the ecommendations of the alcohol committee. The issue became not so much what is eliable but what is eaonable." He added he didn't see RULES, page , :;;111:::<-;0;;:h:-;><::.v::::e/Maqac:t Fomoc. Coh} Ttwen. a popula Fi'e Cones ba, was seiz<'d tmd closed Thusday hy tbe ntenal R<'Venue Sen1ice. Nealy S 13,000 in back!'mployment taxes must be patti befoe tbe ba can eopen. Haold Rowley, j., the owne of tbe tm'ell, was mudeed in an execution-style shooting Aug.. No suspect found in Rowley mude ByMARGARETFOSMOE Executive Edito Nealy fou weeks afte the execution-style slaying of Coby taven owne Haold Rowley, J., the mude emains unsolved, ac coding to Captain Chales Mabank of the South Bend Police Detective Bueau. "We ae inteviewing a lot of people who ae, in one way o anothe, involved in the incident," Mabank told The Obsev<.'f'. Meanwhile, the popula student ba, located at 1026 Coby Ave., emains closed. 'lbe ba was seized and closed lat 'lltusday in a "collection infocement pocedue" by the ntenal Revenue Sevice. Back employment taxes totalling S 12,928.1 S ae owed by C.T.l., nc., which owns the ba, and must be paid befoe Coby's qm eopen, said Deboah Mooe, public affais office fo the RS in ndianapolis. 'llte popety scizue was not elated to Rowley's death, accoding to Mooe. Thoma Fosgen, the RS official who seized the popety. would not indicate whethe anyone ha appoached him about paying the taxl s. f the taxes ae not paid, the popety may eventually be sold by the RS, said Fosgen. C.T.. is being administeed by Rowley's fathe, Haold Rowley, S., of Palos Heights, ll., until the estate is settled, accoding to a spokesman in the office of attoney Heny Hoove. Hoove is an attoney fo Rowley, S. lbe spokesman would not say whethe Rowley, S., planned to pay the back taxt s so that Cohy's could eopen. He did say the liabilities of C.T.l. "fa exceed the assets." "'lbe estate could be insolvent and Coby's could be closed fo good," the spokesman said. "Each see CORBY'S, page 9 l

2 The Obseve f t n Bief Feshmen Dean Emil Hofman, who is also a pofesso of chemisty has been named one of the nation's top 25 pofessos in a competition sponsoed by the Council fo the Advancement and Suppot of Education. Among his othe awads ae - the Madden Awad fo Feshman Teaching, Note Dame's Pesidential Sevice Citation, the Alumni Association's Amstong Awad, and an alumni science achievement awad fom the Catholic Univesity of Ameica, which Emil attended as an undegaduate. - The Obseoe The Depatment of Accountancy has been accedited by the Ameican Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) at the annual meeting in Phonix last May. Both the gaduate and undegaduate pogams have been accedited fo seveal yeas and wee last eaccedited in Apil Fewe than 250 of the appoximate 1,200 colleges and univesities in this county that offe undegaduate business degees ae accedited by the AACSB. Only 200 of the moe than 550 maste's pogams ae accedited. - The Obseoe A $100,000 gift was eceived by Note Dame fo the Memoial Libay to puchase new audio equipment. The gift, fom Ronald and Lewis Renne of ndianapolis will establish the Renne Family Audio-Leaning Cente on the second floo of the libay. Ronald Renne, a i 956 gaduate, is pesident of the Renne Tucking Company. - The Obseoe Two hunded ten pesons eceived degees at Note Dame's summe commencement Aug. 3 in the Athletic and Convocation Cente. Pof. Donald Costello, chaiman of the Depat ent of Ameican Studies and Communication Ats, deliveed the commencement addess, and Povost Timothy O'Meaa pesided ove the confeal of degees. Gaduates included 149 eceiving the maste's degee, 44 the baccalaueate, 16 the Ph.D. and one a law degee. - The Obseve A heat attack killed William Sayes, 59, of Mishawaka, Aug. 12 on the No.te Dame golf couse. Glenn Tey, diecto of Note Dame secuity, said Sayes was pat of a fousome nea the 15th hole when he collapsed. Attendants fom the McGann Ambulance Division wee called to the golf couse, but wee unsuccessful in attempts to evive him. - The Obseoe Of nteest "Magic Walk," a 6.5 mile walk on Riveside Dive to benefit St. Jude Childen's Reseach Hospital is looking fo paticipants. Although the walk is scheduled fo Satuday, Sept. 29 in South Bend at Pinhook Pak, its oganizes need people to pe-egiste now. Registation is fom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the day of the walk, and the walk will officially stat at 10 a.m. ain o shine. Show Biz Bea will paticipate by walking and Pefomance in Motion Steet Cas of South Bend will be at the pak fo public viewing. Fo moe infomation contact Annemaie Yanko at The Obseoe Chales and Magaet Hall Cushwa Cente fo the Study of Ameican Catholicism will make available two $2,000 eseach gants to fund ish-ameican studies. The gants, funded by the Ancient Ode of Hibenians and its Ladies Auxiliay, will be given to postdoctoal scholas of any academic discipline engaged in eseach on the expeience oflish people in the United States. Applications fo the 1985 Hibenian Reseach Awads should be made befoe Dec. 31 to Jay Dolan, diecto of the Cushwa Cente. - The Obseoe Tuesday, August 28, page 2 Big Siste is watching you No matte whee go o what do, will always be a little bothe to my big siste. f climbed Mount Eveest in shots afte swimming the ndian Ocean to get thee, my big siste would aive to wan me against talking with my mouth full when eating with the natives. Thee suely is something in the natual ode of things that equies the passage of such knowledge fom big siste to kid bothe. On my fist days in high school, my mothe did not fea because my big siste was thee to help me. n the moning, would check my shit-pant combo with my fashion coodinato (who happened to live in the bedoom next doo) to make sue had not committed some fashion faux pas - such as a stiped shit with plaid pants - that would send the aveage ninth-gade male home at lunch to change. Mothes ae good at buying you fist suit and selecting new dapes fo you oom, but big sistes keep you on the staight and naow of teenage social existence. Oh, we little bothes petend not to listen to the advice and ae elieved when mothe asks at dinne to change the subject please. wonde sometimes how big sistes become pivy to such knowledge, and suspect it comes fom eading all those magazines full of advetisements only big sistes would want to ead anyway. Living with a big siste is like living with a esident Abigail Van Buen, except this one convinces you that she knows what she's talking about. One night afte dessing fo a dance to which was invited and to which eluctantly ageed, complained to Dea Siste that something had eed somewhee between my blue tie and bown jacket. The answe: "Neve look you best fo a gil you don't eally cae about." mmotal wods. A geat confidence booste fo a 17- yea-old with an ugly tie. ( wonde now, howeve, if the same advice is given by the big bothes of little sistes might ask out.) College oommates make poo big sistes. They shovel thei food in the dining hall and put postes of ock guitaists on thei walls. My big siste does neithe. "Shovelling" food is not accepted, she says. n polite company, such as eating dinne at the White House o with you gilfiend's paents, loweing you head to meet you fok thee inches above you head is an insult to the cook and a bad eflection on you upbinging. bing all this up because duing this yea of 1984 fa too much has been made of Big Bothe and scacely little of Big Siste. My siste left this summe fo Dallas, Bob Vondeheide Edito-in-Chief nside Tuesd amed with a new ca and a bachelo's degee. Thee she will join the anks of the young pofessionals and enjoy cocktails in cool bas afte wok. He boss is a woman as is he boss's boss. Gende, it is umoed, will not be a consideation fo advancement. can tell fom obseving my big siste that even though the Equal Rights Amendment is all but dead, women have found a place in the Ameican business hieachy. Many women have become successful doing jobs men have taditionally held - although men seem less comfotable doing jobs once peseved fo women. Cetainly discimination, howeve subtle, still exists, but now they tell me that the vice pesident of the United States could be a woman (if the economy cumbles o if bombs ae dopped on Russia in five minutes). She doesn't use he husband's suname - not even a hyphen. And the latest wod is that despite the unwaanted attack fom a boed media, Ms. Feao and M. Zaccao actually paid too much in taxes. t seems if anyone is doing the watching these days, both Big Bothe and Big Siste will shae the job. My big siste still calls me and asks about the little things in life. But moe and moe these days am getting used to the idea that she heself will someday help handle the bigge things in the wold. The Obseve publishes its official opinion in the fom of an unsigned, lage-pint, widecolumn aticle on the Viewpoint page. These columns epesent the opinion of a majoity of The Obseoe editoial boad. All othe columns, on the Viewpoint page o othewise, ae the views of thei authos and do not necessaily eflect the views of the editoial boad o The Obseoe staff. 1 Auditions fo Sweeney Todd will be held tomoow night and Thusday in Washington Hall at 7:30. They ae open to all Note Dame and Saint May's students. Thee ae ten lead pats, all equiing singing, and a company of thity which seves, to naate, o povide commentay on the action of the plot. n addition, thee ae mino speaking and acting oles. - The Obseoe Weathe l#' -=ol Patly cloudy and vey wam,,, today. High in the uppe 80s. Fai and mild tonight. Low in the uppe 60s. Tomoow, mostly sunny and hot. High aound The Obseoe The Obseve The Obseve ( - ';l)l) 2-000) is puhlishc.:t..l :\1onday though Fiday am.l on home t(mthall Satuday. t.. xc.:t:pt duin t xam and \ ac.:ation pt:im..l. The Obseve is puhlishd h) th.udt ntsof tht l'nin iy of N'Jtc Dame and aim \lay Culkgc. Suh:-.t.. iption may ht puhasc:d fo S2<; pa ya ( S <; p<: sc:mcstt:) h wilink The Obseve. P.O. Box(,}. :'\lotc: l>amc:.lndiana -t6'l'l6. The Obseve is a membc: of The Associated Pess. All n:pm.juuion ight at em"\'t:d. Today's ssue was poduced by: -- _j Design Edito... Tom Small Design Assistant... Maueen Muphy Typesettes... Kevin Williams News Edito....,.,... 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3 The Obseve ----Tuesday, Aus 28,1984- page 3-l Ca cash kills Gace esident By MARC RAMREZ Assistant News Edito People eally miss someone who they've plannt d to spend a couple moe yeas with, and james Athu DiNado was no exception. DiNado, a 2 yea old Note Dame junio, was killed in an automobile accident on July 22. He was a esident of Gace Hall. "The suddenness and unexpectedness eally came as a shock to Jim's fiends," said Fathe David Noone, Gace Hall ecto. "He was well-liked by a lot of people." Noone added he was vey impessed with the faith and couage of DiNado's paents. "We eceived a lette fom his family," he said. "They've been vey appeciative of the love and concen shown by his fiends." James Athu DiNado A pe-med majo, DiNado lived in Ridgway, Pennsylvania. "He was the kind of student who got vey inteested and excited in theology," said St. Edwad's Hall Assistant Recto Fathe Geald Ladne, who taught DiNado in an ntoduction to Theology class. "Theology helped him, gave him pesonal meaning. "Jim was eal easy-going. He had a witty sense of humo. saw him often because he was a Red Coss woke. He was vey geneous with his time." A sevice is planned fo DiNado within the next few weeks. Quality is top pioity fo Hickey Special to The Obseve When Food Sevice Diecto William Hickey, J., told dining hall wokes in 1982 that "you'e hee to seve the students as customes," they wee at fist "bewildeed," accoding to the May 9 issue of Restauants and nstitutions magazine. Now two yeas afte Hickey came to campus, the vy Awad- consideed the most pestigious awad given in the food seve industy - ha come to Not(e Dame. The magazine aticle details the easons Note Dame was chosen the best food sevice at an institution. Much cedit goes to Hickey, accoding to the magazine which also sponsos the awad. "Hickey's style of speaking eflects his style of wok: high-enegy, non-stop and hadhitting," the aticle said. "s it a ton of tofu, a sea of spaghetti o a mountain ofmostaccioli? William Hickey,).,... doesn't cae as long as the food quality is tops (and) the pesentation is ceative." The vy Awad was pesented to Note Dame in Januay, but the featue stoy on ND's Food Sevices did not appea in the magazine until May. " am eally poud of it and so is my staff," Hickey said. "The pofession has ecognized that good things ae happening at Note Dame." The Food Sevices' most impessive poject, accoding to the magazine, was the cateed cocktail eception, a sit-down dinne and a bunch, seved fo 4,000 at the 1984 Junio Paents Weekend. One couse featued flaming baked Alaska fo desset. "When came hee two yeas ago, the students' peception offood sevice was absolutely hoendous," the magazine quotes Hickey as saying. "So fist of all, we had to develop cedibility with ou customes... Secondly, we had to impove the poductivity and the pide of the people who woked in Jood sevice. And thid, we had to build up the quality of food." Last sping, Hickey suffeed a Canada busy pepaing fo Pope's visit in Septembe As!loclated Pess TORONTO - With tinkets on sale giant cosses eected and shubbey cleaed fo tent cities nca the Actic Cicle, Canadians fom coast to coa.t d fa into the noth ae pepaing fo Pope john Paul 's exhaustive tou of this huge county next month. Fom batteed fishing boats to shining office towes to matys' cypts to a tiny ndian village, the pope will see moe of Canada in 12 days than most Canadians can hope to see in a lifetime. Afte coveing about 8, 500 miles, the pope will aive in Ottawa, the last of 13 cities on the tou, on a special glass-coveed boat gliding down a five-mile canal though the Gothicstyle govenment buildings of the capital. Moe than 11 million of Canada's 25 million people call themselves Roman Catholic, but no pope has eve visited this county, the wold's second-lagest. John Paul wiu land Sept. 9 in Quebec City, whee Catholic piests fist aived 449 yeas ago with exploe jacques Catie. Thee he begins an agenda of 60 events, taking him by tain to Tois Riviees and Monteal, both in Quebec povince, then backtacking by plane to St. John's, Newfoundland- the easten tip of Noth Ameica - whee he will bless a fleet of fishing boats in the neaby community offiatock. The pope continues to Moncton, New Bunswick, and H.alifax, Nova Scotia, then on to Toontb, Canada's biggest city, whe.eaii' 85-foot high coss has been eected.,at a militay aipot being tuned nto a site whee John Paul can celebate Mass fo moe than a million people. Afte an excusion to Midland, Ontaio, to visit the shine of missionaies killed by ndians, the pope flies west to Winnipeg, Edmonton and Vancouve befoe ending in Ottawa. Fom Edmonton, two side tips ae planned. One day is set aside fo pivate elaxation neaby in the Canadian Rockies. n addition, the pope will fly to Fot Simpson, an n heat attack, and stepped down as diecto of food sevice fo a few weeks. He lost weight duing ecupeation and has etuned this fall as diecto. "'m an ish Catholic who was bon in Yonkes," Hickey told the magazine. "And my paents talked about Note Dame when was a kid. always wanted to be hee. t sound cony- but it's vey tue." Fomely, Hickey was diecto of food sevices at both the Univesity of llinois-chicago and Pinceton Univesity. "We think ou institution is just as good as the vy League's," Hickey told The Obsen1e last januay. "We go though a lot of exta effot. That's the diffeence." This Thusday fo lunch, Note Dame Food Sevices is sponsoing "A Taste of Note Dame," whee moe than 80 food vendos will display food poducts on Stepan Cente Field. A picnic dinne will be held Fiday aftenoon on Stepan Cente Field. dian village in the Nothwest Teitoies, whee he will take pat in ceemonies designed to highlight native conceptions of spiituality and will meet with leades of Canada's majo ndian and Eskimo oganizations. Since many of the pope's stops ae within diving distance of majo U.S. population centes, many Ameicans ae expected to swell the cowds. Two Geat Locations H ole Oom Banaby's offes the best pizza and sandwiches in town. We also offe soup and salad. Beveages include soft dinks, daft bee and wine (fo those 21 ys.) You get fast sevice and moe fo you money at Bananby's! fo Students 21 o olde, ask about.ou Banaby's Mug Club membeship m =lm Ty ou Pizza --You Choice-- 2 tem Lage Pizza $5.00 with coupon :; ( n House Paty Discounts!! We will delive 5 o moe pizza and give discounts!! Ye Old ish Pub!! Mon. thu Thus. 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Fi. and Sat. 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday 4 to 10 p.m. sarnabys 713 E. 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5 _ The Obseve Wokes labo to flntsb constuction of tbe summe. t was only one of tbe building pojects Mestovic-Sbabeen Pak n font of O'Sbagbnessy wblcb took place on tbe Note Dame and Saint Hall. Most of tbe wok on tbls pak was done tbts May's campuses. Tuesday, August 28, page 5 Lyons and Moissey undego enovations By KET HARRSON,j. Sent o Stoff Repote Appoximately S 1.25 million was spent enovating fou Note Dame esidence halls duing the summe, accoding to Don Dedick, diecto of Physical Plant. Most of the wok was done in Lyons and Moissey halls. "Evey inch of plumbing"_ was eplaced in both halls, said Dedick. n addition, a new lavatoy fixtue was installed n evey oom, he said. The hallways of Moissey and Lyons wee also enovated. Each hallway was epaied and painted, and new capeting was installed, accoding to Dedick. Some of the enovations wee safety-oiented. "Patial spinkle systems wee nstalled n the stoage ooms, and the exit stai towes wee bought up to fie egulation standads," said Dedick. Mino enovations wee done in two othe Note Dame doms. n Faley Hall, the electical system was ewied, and new electical outlets wee installed in all the ooms, accodlns to Dedick.. n Walsh Hall, the chapel was painted and new lights wee installed. Othe buildings on campus wee enovated duing the summe. The epais of the Washington Hall theate continued, although some wok emains to be done. "We'e waiting fo soundpoof doo fames to come n," said Dedick. "Hopefully, we'll get them this week." Constuction continued on the animal eseach addition to the Galvin Life Science Cente and the: new swimming pool adjacent to the Athletic and Convocation Cente. "lbe eseach cente will pobably be completed by Apil, 1985," said Dedick. "We: hope to have: the: swimming pool eady by August of 1985." New oofs wee: constucted on O'Shaughnessy Hall and the: Hammes Bookstoe, and pat of the: oof of the Univesity Club was eplaced. The: fiehouse: was painted, and ts oof was also eplaced, accoding to Dedick. "The: basement of the: Memoial libay was also enovated," said Dedick.. "That will be: the: new loca tion of the: Placement Office." Mino enovations wee: made: at Saint May's College: ove the: summe. Lake Maian was tempoaily dained in ode to accomodatc: bidge epais. LeMans paking lot was esufaced, and the aiload tacks wee paved ove., j l ' WELCOME BACK Note Dame Students fom Beacon Bowl 4210 Liacola Way W located on US 20 by S.B. Aipot ate fo RON pecfala,..,_ v-- s you calculato in the same class you ae? Move up to the Tl-66. The easy 512 step pogammable. You'e into highe math and you old calculato helped get you thee. But now it's time fo something moe. The fom Texas nstuments. The T-66 offes full pogamming powe and tlexihiliy so you can solve complex and ept:titive math poblems quickly, easily and with fewe keystokes than you thought possible. ts 512 meged pogam steps and ove 170 built-in scientific, engineeing and statistical functions make fo poweful pogamming. And the sleek, steamlined design makes fo easy use. ts Algebaic Opeating System makes it easy on you bain by allowing you to key in poblems as they ae witten, left to ight. And a 10-digit angled Liquid Cystal Display not only makes it easy on you eyes but povides alphanumeic notation of you pogam steps so you can make easy modifications as you go along. Thee ae lage, eadable keys fo you finges, and an easy-to-follow guidebook so you shouldn't get confused. And last, but cetainly not least, at a suggested etail of $69.95, theesa pice that's easy on you pocketbook. All in all, if we made the T-66 pogammable calculato any easie to use, it ""uld OOef,., NSTRUMENTS Ceating useful poducts and sevices fo you. Navy Nusing 2 caees in 1! FRST - You'e a Navy Nuse. You wok in a Pofessional E"Wionment and have the oppotunity fo advanced taining. You ae also in an mmediate supevisoy position. SECOND You ae a Navy office. This includes tavel and adventue. You salay and benefits ae compaable to civilian nusing. REQUREMENTS BSN degee, o a theeyea diploma with one yea elated expeience. SEND YOUR RESUME TO: Navy Medical Pogams Am N. Pennsylvania lpdianapolis, N \ OR CALL KATHY SCANLON TOLL FREE:

6 , The Obseve,,, Obseve student fee aised by one dolla By P.A. CMNO Staff Repote The student Obseoe fee was inceased by 20 pecent this semeste as a esult of some changes within the newspape's opeations. Evey Nute -Dame and Saint May's student is chaged fo The Obseoe on the tuition bill. The fee, which was appoved last sping by administatos at both schools, was inceased one dolla to pe semeste. The Obseoe has undegone a numbe of changes duing the last thee months, the biggest being the installation of a new compute system. The new Alpha Mico system includes 16 new teminals, one of which will be located at the Saint May's Obseoe office. The system "has a bette pocesso, and as a esult it's about fou times faste than the old one," said Kevin Williams, systems manage fo The Obseoe. Accoding to Williams, the system has a moe eliable backup and bette hadwae compatibility. The pape also bought a used Megenthale typesette. Williams noted The Obseoe "got an incedible tade-in" on its system and typesette. The total package, puchased fom PeFix, lnc., of Schaumbug, ll., cost 593,000. The pape has also changed pinting companies. The new company, The Papes, nc., of Milfod, nd., has pomised bette quality to match its slightly highe pice. "The Obseoe changed to what we conside to be a bette quality pinte," said Dave Taiclet, the pape's business manage. Pape delivey should also become moe eliable as The Obseoe has budgeted funds to buy a new delivey vehicle next semeste. Finally, the newspape's office has seen the addition of some new office equipment and a few epais. "We ae tying to impove The Obseoe's image," commented Taiclet. The newspape's impovements amount to a 1.4 cent incease pe issue. Bee consumption may be linked to pitches Associated Pess TORONTO - A dinke consumes annual convention of the Ameican Psychological Association in Toonto, Gelle said his ecommendations moe than twice as much bee if it comes in a pitche than in a glass o bottle, and banning pitches in bas could make a dent in the dunken diving poblem, a eseache said Monday. E. Scott Gelle, a psychology pofesso at Viginia Polytechnic nstitute and State Univesity in Blacksbug, studied dinking in thee bas nea campus. He said his study also found people dink moe in goups, suggesting that goups of dinkes should pick one membe to stay sobe- pehaps with some economi incentives fom the ba owne. n an inteview befoe his eseach esults wee pesented at the wee based on obsevation of moe than 300 dinkes in thee bas last sping. Obseves found that on aveage, ba patons dank 35 ounces of bee pe peson when it came in a pitche, but only 15 ounces fom a bottle and 12 ounces fom a glass. The 120 men obseved dinking fom a pitche dank an aveage of about 40 ounces apiece, while 43 women dank about 28 ounces. Both sexes dank about the same amount fom a glass o bottle. "People don't want as much bee as they get in that pitche," Gelle said. But they figue it's cheape and feel compelled to "clean the plate," he said. ND AVE. Squth Bend's Newest Night Club Eddy Acoss fom Fame's Maket N ARMY NURSNG YOU KEEP ADDNG NEW SKLLS. t's impotant that you'e teated with the dignity and espect accoded an Amy office. And it's impotant to wok in a moden medical cente, ean a top salay, and tavel. But pehaps the most impotant aspect of. Amy Nusing is the dedication to education. n Amy Nusing you have the oppotunity to attend pofessional confeences, pusue advanced degees and study a vaiety of nusing specialties. f you'e a student woking on you BSN o if you aleady have a BSN and ae egisteed to pactice in the United States o Pueto Rico, look into Amy Nusing. Stop by o call us: SGT John Mooe (815) CALL COLLECT ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Look at the lines! Most Note Dame students paticipated in the semeste itual of egistation yesteday. This was thesceneat8:45 a.m. in theacc.students wee on Tuesday, August 28, page 6 The Obseve /Pete Laches line fo an estimated 20 minutes. By the ealy aftenoon lines wee nonexistent. Maci's Deli Welcomes ND/SMC Class of '88 Geat Reasons To Stop in at Maci's Deli: Unique Sandwich Menu: Gyos Beef and Company Old Chicago Cescents plus 20 moel Soups, Salads, Appetizes, Dessets Wide Satellite Sceen T.V. Bee and Wine Casual Atmosphee PLUS: FootbaU Cateing (Tailgates) 3 foot o 6 foot Sandwiches Meat and Cheese Tays Special Boxed Lunches Mon-Thus Fi-Sat Opening Sundays afte Labo Day 11:30-10:00 11:30-11: Nachos o Special Nachos Gande Reg. $3.50 $2.00 with this COUPON L

7 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 7 THE NEW STUDENT ACTMTES BOARD PRESENTS: WELCOME WEEK OPEN AR CONCERT Monday, August 27 9:00pm-Midnight Noth Quad HYPNOTST - JAMES MAPES Tuesday, August 28 8:00pm Engineeing Aud. OPEN AR CONCERT Wednesday, August 29 5:00pm-8:00pm F. Soin's Statue SHENANGANS Wednesday, August 29 5:00-B:OOpm F. Soin's Statue HYPNOTST SEMNAR Wednesday, August 29 6:30pm Libay Auditoium BAND: THE LAW Thusday, August 30 5 do:a: OOpm Fieldhouse Hall CHANCE-TO-DANCE Fiday, August 31 DJ-The Music King 9:00pm-Midnight Fieldhouse Mall DRVNG CONTEST August 31/Septembe 1 All day ACC Paking Lot MOVE - "Animal House" Satuday, Septembe 1 7, 9, 11 pm Engineeing Auditoium WARREN DUNES TRP (On Lake Michigan) Sunday, Septembe 2 Leave Main Cicle at!o:ooam STEPAN MALL Geat deals & pices on items fo you oom: efigeatos, plants wall hangings, bookcases, capet, etc. Wednesday, August 29 Husday, August 30 10am-6pm Stepan Cente N.D. CALENDAR OF EVENTS BOOK ON SALE at Stepan Mall, Bookstoe and Feshman Oientation $3.50 (includes cazy photos, maps, listing of campus events, and impotant infomation!) Seaching fo fun things to do? Need pogamming ideas fo you hall, club, o oganization? The newly estuctued Student Activities Boad can be you solution! The Student Activities Boad committees invite and encouage paticipation by the entie Note Dame community in thei many planned activities. Movies, dances, AnTostal, Winte Festival, lectues, plays, tips, and much moe ae being planned just fo you! 1 '1, The Student Businesses, ish Gadens, Daby's, and the Recod Stoe, ae a geat sevice to the ND student body. The ten committees ae: deas & ssues Sevices Publicity Movies Cultual A'ts Campus Entetainment Musical Entetainment Calenda Pesonnel Special Events We invite and encouage you to stop by LaFotune Student Cente and become involved on the committee of you choice.

8 The Obseve Rules continued fom page 1 think the numbe would be changed although thee was always the "possiblity fo exceptions." The fist daft of the alcohol diectives also stated, "Liquo will not be allowed anywhee on campus except in licensed bas. Bee and wine only ae pemitted in the esidence halls... " But the new egulations do not ban liquo. Said Goldick, "Alcohol is alcohol is alcohol. The distinction has not been made in these egulations." Tyson explained, " think it was the pevious Student Affais people who made it bee and wine only. The pimay eason fo the change in policy is if the Univesity says that consumption in modeation is allowed then we allow the consumption of alcohol. don't want to have policies that ae meaningless, o not enfoced." Betino noted this was an issue that was decided in accodance with the views of the Campus Life Council. "Many of the ules wee alteed afte the CLC gave thei input. The CLC was vey effective in many aeas," he said. But the CLC couldn't save the bas. Bas in student's ooms have been eliminated with the implementation of the new policy. "Any stuctue which has by its appeaance the function of seving alcohol is pohibited. Examples of such ae stuctues with chais, stools, o alcoholic advetisments. Common sense must pevail n that a ba is eadily identifiable in ou cultue," says the policy. Goldick commented, " tust ou hall staff enough to sit down with students and discuss whethe a stuctue is a ba o not." He added, "The decision of the ecto will be final in all cases." Also gone the way of the dinasou ae dinking games. "Any type of dinking games, e.g. 'quates' o the use of any instument of alcohol abuse, e.g. 'bee bongs' is a violation of the pinciple of esponsible dinking and is stictly pohibited." Goldick assued that Student Affais had no intention of aiding dom ooms at the sound of tinkling quates, but noted that dinking games "can be vey dangeous biologically." Alcohol tanspoted on campus must now be in closed containes and in suitable packaging, e.g. a bag o box. But Tyson explained, "The intention of this policy is that it is inappopiate and against the policy to tanspot open liquo on the campus. But the containe it comes in is alight." The penalty fo having a keg of bee in a dom oom has been aised fom S 00 to $1 50 by the new policy. Tyson said this is moe to dete keg paties than anything else. "t's the sot of thing that a no paking ticket is moe of a deteent than a SS paking ticket," he elaboated. "The alcohol policy is a eality in all of ou lives. We can fight about it fo six months o we can go fowad and look at ways of socializing without alcohol," said Tyson. He added he sees the Student Affais office as playing the ole of "facilitatos and encouages" who will wok with the student body in finding altenatives to an alcoholcenteed social life fo the campus. Will the potests of last sping again shake the golden dome? "You can't tell what students ae going to do," said Betino. But he added, "n my opinion now, we eally haven't got a fight." " think we would be moe o less wasting ou time," he said. But Betino is optistic about how students will adjust to the new egulations. "Thee's a lot of new administatos. We'e going to see how eveything goes. The uppeclassmen may have to do moe adjusting than othes, and it might take a few yeas fo the issue to be fully settled, but you've got to be optimistic." The potests last sping wee not all fo nothing, accoding to Betino. "f that wouldn't have happened, ou voice wouldn't have been as stong as it was, he said." " would say we got a lot taken out of the policy - thee was a lot of compomising on both sides - and we both had to bend a lot. Right now we've got to make the best of what we've got." n Pasqueilla West, Resident Assistant Kathy Kemp echoed Betino's optimism. "t's up to us RAs to take a positive attitude towads the new egulations. Pehaps we'll take moe advantage of what South Bend has to offe," she said. Julianne Jones, anothe RAin PW, ageed with he. "The feeling got fom the administation was that they wee vey enthusiastic about planning a lot and offeing students altenatives," she said. Kemp said she wasn't expecting to see a epeat of the last sping's potests against the new policy. " think thee will be testing but as fa as potesting think it will cool down a little bit." On the othe side of campus, the feeling among RAs was simila. Mak Stoen, a RA in Dillon hall, said, "Attached to the alcohol policy was a list of altenatives. Of couse, people ae going to have to be ceative. think Note Dame students ae vey ceative. don't foesee a lot of poblems." Tuesday, August 28, page 8 Classes,vvhatclasses? The Obseve/Magact.t Fosmoe Two Lyons esidents enjoy thei last day of feedom at the the senio picnic on Geen Fteld yesteday. On the left is Debbie Stephan and May Conin is on the ight. Tonight is Senio Night at H J. 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9 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 9 Tyson continued fom page 1 good." He said he would have gone outside to find such people f he did not find suitable: people within the Univesity. n June, Tyson announced thee appointments to the office of student affais. John Goldick, fomely the Univesity admissions diecto, was named associate vice pesident fo esidence life. Siste Jean Lenz, fomely Faley Hall's ectess, was appointed assistant vice pesident fo student affais. And Fathe Fancis Cafaelli, fomely the diecto of student accounts, was named assistant vice pesident fo student sevices. These thee eplaced James Roeme, dean of students; Fathe Michael Heppen, diecto of housing; and Fathe Gegoy Geen, vice pesident fo student affais, in the senio positions in the office. Fathe William Beauchamp, executive assistant to the pesident and executive vice pesident, said he did not think that Roeme, Heppen o Geen had been offeed positions in Tyson's estuctued student affais office. Tyson suppoted this by saying that his thee fist choices accepted the positions. Although Roeme, Heppen and Geen wee eplaced in the student affais office,.tyson and the thee new assistant vice pesidents insisted that they wee not "dismissed." When asked about the administative shake-up in the student affais office, Goldick said he did not think "shake-up" was the appopiate wod. Tyson explained that the administatos wee not dismissed because all thee ae still employed by the Univesity. Roeme has been appointed diecto of community elations and special pogams. Heppen has assumed Caffaelli's post as diecto of student accounts. Geen has been named diecto of pastoal sevices and associate ecto of Saced Heat. When Tyson announced his appointments n June the South Bend Tibune hinted n a news aticle that the shake-up was tiggeed by the new alcohol policy and the student esponse to the policy. "The changes also follow a tumulous few months on campus as the univesity administatos unveiled a new alcohol policy... The elease of the new ules and poposed diectives fom Roeme pompted. a student potest," the aticle stated. Joni Neal, diecto of student activities, said in July that she had head talk that Roeme's dismissal was linked to his poposed alcohol diectives but that she had not head t fom Tyson. Seveal weeks late Neal said that the alcohol diectives had nothing to do with any of the dismissals. Tyson maintains he "did the stuctue fist," and then looked to fill the offices. Cafaelli said he thought it was Van Wolvlea's esignation that spued the changes. "The situation pesented itself to cay out a new vision." Tyson's appointment and estuctuing of the office aoused vaied esponses fom faculty and administatos. Although some faculty membes efused to comment because of a lack of infomation about the situation, a few expessed disappoval. "Senseless," is how Pei Anold, associate pofesso of govenment and intenational studies, descibed the changes. "The dean of students looked to be doing a good job. This univesity is not a place that is vey open. t is a place of some sececy and hieachy. (The estuctuing) is a mystey to me." Pofesso Thomas Swatz of the economics depatment said, " don't think they could possibly find a peson who could do a bette job than Jim Roeme. 'm disappointed." Swatz descibed Roeme as a "man matched with his job." Offeing his paise of Tyson's appointment, Geen noted, "n my mind, Fathe Tyson is the eplacement. That's what he was tained fo." He explained that Tyson was the man he 'had been bucking fo fo yeas." Geen also suppoted Tyson's changes. He said that when a- new peson takes ove an office, binging n a new team is standad pocedue. Neal was also eceptive of Tyson and his new staff, " get a eal feel of SObeing Advice } can save a life;,:cv) Think Befoe You Dink /"" Befoe YOU Dive. :.- excitement fom that staff... " She backed up Geen's explanation saying, "Tyson wanted a staff he could wok with." She said the changes in pesonnel had to do with eoganization and a staff that was compatible with Tyson's philosophy. Although he was at the cente of much of the discussion of the estuctuing, Reme defeed comment to a late date. He is now on a thee month sabbatical and will not stat his new job until O.ct. 1. Heppen efused to comment. Coinciding with Van Wolvlea's esignation was the esigna.tion of Jim McDonnell, diecto of student activities. Howeve, the South Bend Tibune epoted that McDonnell had been "dismissed." Accoding to McDonnell, he submitted his esignation to Van Wolvlea on May 3, 1984 effective June Duing that time he would seach fo a new position while continuing to fulfill his duties as diecto of student activities. He said this delayed esignation would also allow the Univesity time to find a eplacement. McDonnell said Van Wolvlea accepted his esignation. McDonnell said that a few weeks late he was asked to move up his esignation and offeed up to six months seveence pay. " was told on Tuesday, May 29, that thee was going to be a new vice pesident and Coby's (Fomely Nancy's Windy City) continuedjompage 1 day it emains closed, the likelihood (of the ba neve eopening) gows stonge." Although no one has been chaged with the slaying of the ba owne, "Anyone we ae dealing with in espect to this investigation has to be a suspect," said Mabank. Rowley, 53, was shot and killed as he enteed his Twyckenham Hills home, 2609 Yok Road, shotly befoe 12:30 a.m. Aug. 1. Police ae keeping a tight lid on infomation concening the investigation. Mabank did say that detemining the exact times 9f the events of that evening "is quite impotant to the investigation." Accoding to epots afte Rowley's death, Rowley had gone to dinne that evening with James Eichost, an employee of Coby's, and anothe businessman fom the Five Points aea whose identity has not been eleased. We've Go\Vn Since Last Yea We now have an expanded lounge with yet anothe T.V. fo spots viewing Cading Stictly Enfoced that peson did not want me on that team," he said. "He (Tyson) asked the old vice pesident to let me know would not be on that team," said McDonnell. Tyson said, "D. McDonnell might think that," but explained that Van Wolvlea handled McDonnell's depatue. Van Wolvlea could not be eached fo comment. Accoding to Neal, fomely McDonnell's assistant and late his eplacement as appointed by Tyson, McDonnell had announced his esignation on a Tuesday, and he was told to vacate his office by the end of the month, which tuned out to be that Thusday. McDonnell said he assumed if he had not esigned he would have been fied. Neal said that maybe McDonnell would have been "asked to esign o eevaluate his ole with the students." McDonnell explained that he esigned because of a disageement he had with Tyson on the issue of the student cente. The fome diecto of student activities said, "This was the only time let someone know was upset," in his five yeas in the office. McDonnell said he felt he had been "the solitay voice" on the issue of a student cente. Then, two o thee yeas ago, accoding to McDonnell he ovesaw a lage study of student centes. "t was a vey im- Afte dinne Rowley and the othe businessman went to a ba in the Five Points aea. Eichost planned to stop at Rowley's house and meet the ba owne late, accoding to epots. Eichost told police he was tied up and blindfolded in a bedoom by unknown assailants as he enteed Rowley's house. Rowley came home shotly afte midnight, appaently concened when Eichost had failed to meet him at the ba. Police believe Rowley was ambushed as he enteed the house. He was shot once in the chest and twice in the back of the head. The St. Joseph County Coone's office indicated that the official cause of death was sevee intenal bleeding. The shooting was a "typical execution-style slaying," accoding to James Hassig, a public infomation office fo the South Bend Police Dept. "t appeas the suspect o suspects laid in wait fo some time fo the victim to aive home," said Hassig. No motive has been established fo the mude, he said. Afte the mude, the assailants epotedly fled the scene in Eic- Come n and Check Out Ou mpovements! * NewName * New Lage Lounge * Same Geat Food, featuing the BEST Stuffed Pizza in Town potant issue to me," he said. McDonnell then noted the aticles The Obseve published last sping epoting the planned enovations fo LaFotune. He said that within days a meeting was called with achitects. McDonnell said that he was not invited. " felt stongly should have been included... let Tyson know it. felt vey hut pofessionally. didn't think thee was a place fo me at Note Dame to make the contibutions could." Tyson confimed that McDonnell had not been invited to that meeting. He said t was a meeting of the achitects and the offices of the Univesity because any enovation plans needed the appoval of the offices. McDonnell said that Van Wolvlea told him Tyson was upset with him. McDonnell said that fo this eason he made an appointment to see Tyson. He said that Tyson cancelled that appointment but that he would eschedule it. He neve did, accoding to McDonnell. When asked about this cancelled appointment, Tyson said that it might be tue. n June, McDonnell called Tyson's office to eschedule thei meeting, not to ask fo his old job, McDonnell said, but "to bing about pesonal econciliation. just wanted to talk with the peson and settle it pesonally." McDonnell concluded, "Fathe Tyson has not spoken with me since Apil." host's ca. The ca was late found at Big Bea Restauant, 1936 lincoln Way East, accoding to Mabank. Eichost told police that he managed to fee himself afte the assailants fled. Eichost flagged down a squad ca at the cone of Mishawaka Ave. and Twyckenham Dive and epoted the shooting at appoximately 12:29 p.m., said Mabank. Eichost could not be eached fo comment. Rowley's estate is expected to be a subject of contovesy between his estanged wife, Rose Rowley, of Oland Pak, ll., and othe suvivos including his paents and his fou childen. Divoce poceedings between Rowley and his wife emained unsettled at the time of his death. A dispute ove owneship of Coby's was one of the eaons the divoce was unsettled. Rowley's life was maked by legal toubles. Last May Rowley was aested and chaged with disodely conduct afte a police aid on Coby's. A numbe of Note Dame and Saint May's students wee aested fo undeage dinking duing that aid. A building contacto last fall filed a complaint with the Alcohol Beveage Boad stating Rowley owed him appoximately J4,000 fo emodeling wok done n Seveal yeas ago Rowley was ' found nnocent on two counts of faud. He was also chaged and found innocent on two counts of lying to a gand juy invesugating the faud chages. n 1973, Rowley was shot while walking on a Mishawaka steet. The case wa.'> not solved. Rowley was bon Dec. 28, 1930, in Ann Abo, Mich. He lived in lllinois and eceived a degee fom an owa college befoe moving to South Bend 27 yeas ago.

10 ,. ',.., The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 10 Give us you Monet The Obseve/Magaet Fosmoe Fed Nelson, a sophomoe fom St. Ed's, and Catheine Ramsden, a sophomoe in Walsh, examine at pints on sale in the LaFotune Student Cente basement. The sale continues though Fiday, 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Feao wealth defended in South The Associated Pess NEW YORK - Gealdine Feao and he husband may be wealthie than Achie Bunke would have guessed, but one Democatic official says that's no cause fo comment fom Vice Pesident Geoge Bush, who was "bon with a silve spoon so fa back in his mouth you couldn't get it out with a cowba." While Alabama Lt. Gov. Bill Baxley was eaching fo new hetoical heights in intoducing the New Yok congesswoman, Ms. Feao eceived an enthusiastic eception in Alabama, even when she an ight into the danges of"unning mate." n Montgomey, Ala., Democatic vice pesidential nominee Feao pessed Walte F. Mondale's case and he own. But amid the glae of the television lights, he note cads wee a little had to ead: "When Fitz and wee moving along and he had chosen me as his mate, some people... unning mate " She stopped as the cowd chuckled. Then the New Yok congesswoman picked up whee she left off, talking about Democatic chances in the South. "Some of the so-called expets said, 'Will she campaign in the South?' Well... " Just then came a loud squawk fom one of the exotic caged bids in the hotel lobby. Andeson will endose Mondale The Associated Pess WASHNGTON - John B. Andeson, who an fo pesident as an independent in 1980, has decided to publicly endose Democatic pesidential nominee Walte F. Monde, accoding to souces. The souces said negotiations ae unde way with Andeson, unde which a thid political paty he oganized would fomally nominate Mondale and povide him with about $7.8 million in public funds. Andeson attacted moe than 7 pecent of the vote in the geneal election fou yeas ago as an indeunning aginst Ronald Reagan and fome Pesident Jimmy Cate. His pefomance qualified him fo public financing of a 1988 ace if he met the qualifications fo oganizing a thid political paty. Ealie this yea, Andeson announced he would not un again fo pesident this yea, but would go ahead with pulling togethe the National Unity Paty, composed lagely of suppotes fom the 1980 ace. The souces, who spoke on condition they not be identified, said Andeson has been negotiating diectly with Mondale on the endosement. n addition, they said thee have been discussions Mondale's staff and fome Wisconsin Gov. Patick). Lucey, who an as Andeson's vice pesidential nominee in Lucey was descibed by souces as a pincipal figue in the effots to encouage Andeson to fomally endose Mondale. Ms. Feao quipped: "one of the non-believes." Duing the Alabama ally, Ms. Feao's congessional distict in Queens - which includes the mythical home of Achie and Edith Bunke fom the televison seies "All in the Family" - was mentioned. Bush, son of a pominent and wealthy Connecticut clan, efeed to that seies about a woking-class family afte Ms. Feao evealed she and he husband have a net woth of seveal million dollas.,.\ That was too much fo Baxley, who is obviously aiming to succeed Geoge Wallace in coloful hetoicnot to mention in the Alabama goveno's mansion in "The nominee of the othe paty said, 'Well, that shows that they ae not eally an Edith and Achie household,"' Baxley said in intoducing Ms. Feao in Montgoey. Hey Mate! he OObseYe- needs you. The news depatment is accepting applications fo the following positions: Assistant News Edito Sait May's Day Edito Fo moe infomation, contact Dan, Saah o Anne " at Applications ae due Thusday a.t 5 p.m , l ' 'T W[PJ (il ilii:!f(il2 Anyone inteested in Compute Type- setting fo The Obseve is invited to attend a shot oganizational meeting this Wednesday, August 29. The J meeting will be at held in The Obseve 1 offices at 4:30p.m. Call Kevin at if you can't attend o if you have \any questions.l'jo expeience necessay Tile exeitiag Pilot ballpoiat. t's got eveytlliq golag fo it. Smoothe witlag. Specially desigaed flage iijjiag fo coatiaaal witiag comfot. Stalalesa steel polat. Taagstea cabide hall. Ptfectly balaaced. A cltoice of medlam o fiae jioiats. Aad best of all yoa'll aeve tllow it oat. jast slip a a 39e efill ad yoa'e eady to wite apil So aext thne,_ oltl scatdly tee-tmlpaus... get = -

11 Showcase Tuesday, W August 27, page 13 The Feshmen's Compehensive Guide to the Campus by Mac Ramiez featues staff wite elcome to Note Dame. Sec the beautiful, distinguished buildings. lbese ae old buildings. '!bey wee designed and built by people who didn't have the skills allowed by today's moden technology. See the othe, geneic buildings. 1bcsc ac new buildings. At n't they petty? Sec the building with the big gold helmet. This is the Dome. You neve know what's happt ning unde the Dome, but it is usually vey impotant. Big Bad Rules come out fom unde the Dome, and sometimes people get fied fom thei jobs. The Dome is a vey scay place. St e the tall building with the pictue on the font of it. lbis is the Memoial Libay. Who is it in memoy of? No one knows. 'Jbce ae lots and lots of books n this building. f you ae smat you will be spend ing lots and lots oftime hee in the next few yeas. Maybe, even if you ae not smat you will be spending lots and lots of time hee in the next few yeas. See the magnificent building sitting on the South Quad. Don't let it fool you. lbis is the South Dining Hall. Many of you will come in hee to eat. Many of you wlll just come in. By the time you ac a senio you may not come in at all. But you will always emembe it. tbe food sevice has won awads fo its ceative ideas. Did you eve taste a ceative idea? Sec the helpful senios guiding you into you oom. 'bese ae you esident assis tants. You can call them RAs to be chummy. They will he you fiends thoughout the yea, and help you with you homewok and so on. Somt times they will even do favos fo you. But don't get you hopes up too high. ndiana is a "21" state. Sec you oom n one of the many do mitoics. You will live hee fo a whole yea. Not a. big as you oom back home, is it? No longe can you look out into the back yad and sec little Spotty folicking about. Howeve. with a littk ingenuity you can make you oom a plca.ant place to live. But don't paint it in wild colos. You will have to pay vt y lage amounts of money. And don't abuse you telt phone. You phone s Univesity-owned, state-of-the-at equip mt nt. And most impotant, don't build you elevated bed too high. You might fall off having a bad deam about the Dome. See the Univesity sidewalks leading this way and that. Whee do they go? They go this way and that. See all the nice people playing Fisbee and tossing footballs on the lawns. How neat, you paents say. But when Mum and Dad go home, eveyone has to get off the gass. The gass is petty. You might uin it. No shot cuts though the gass, says Note Dame. s this what the sidewalks ae fo? No, the sidewalks ae fo going this way and that. Sec the funny thee-stoy building in the middle of the campus. This is the Lafotune Student Cente. Not funny, you say? Fo many yeas thee has been talk of enovating Lafotune and adding conveniences such as a babe shop, a patio teace fo outdoo dining, and so on in ode to make it just as good as othe student centes. Once again many of these changes wee slated to take place this summe. Lafotune has changed, all ight. They had it painted. Now isn't that funny? See the cute little squiels playing on the gass. Play, play, play. Aen't they adoable? See them chase each othe aound the tees. Chase, chase, chase. Don't you just want to pick them up and cuddle them? No, you want to pick them up and stangle them. Why? Because they get to play on the gass and you don't. You might tea up the gass. Squiels will only leave thei doppings on it. See the old stadium sitting all alone in the paking lot. This is whee the Note Dame football team plays. Famous men like Knute Rockne and Geoge Gipp once played hee. See the paking lot, whee student tailgates See the good boys. Not allowed to plav on the gass, they play above it. RE A SALE ' Plushes Saxonies Sculptues Pints Taceies Foam-Bq.cks Solids Tweeds Save 40o/o 70 /o to Off Oiginal Roll Pices Special Goup A SZES 12'x6' to 12'x9' 3599 fom Special Goup B SZES 12'x9' to 12'x15' 5505 Gape Road used to take place once upon a time. But not anymoe. This is one of those Big Bad Rules that came out fom unde the Dome. So only those olde and moe matue can dink and act like childen while students must act all gown up and not dink. Ae you confused too? See the foeign men out woking on the lawns. Wok, wok, wok. Aen't they fiendly? n the winte they will ty to kill you. They will jump into funny tucks with big food tays on the font and zoom down the sidewalks without a cae in the wold. Then it will be okay to walk on the gass, because it will be all coveed with snow. Duing the yea these men will keep you on you toes by cutting the gass outside you window at eight in the moning. But it is all in fun. Remembe, they wok fo the Unive sity. See all the uppeclassmen waiting in line at egistation. Wait, wait, wait. lbey have been waiting a long time. See all the uppeclas smen in line at couse depatments on campus. They will wait hee even longe. You will have to do this too next yea. You will not enjoy it. Especially when you have been waiting in line fo longe than it takes to watch "The A-Team" and just as you each the dooway the secetay lock!; the doo because it is time fo lunch. See Fathe Theodoe Hesbugh walking aound campus. You don't see Fathe l-esbugh? That is because Fathe Hesbugh is neve hee. Fathe Hesbugh is the pesident of the Univesity, which means he is a vey busy human being. Unlike othe busy human beings, Fathe Hesbugh does not wok at his 5999 fom MSHAWAKA OPEN DALY 9:30 to 9, SUNDAY NOON to AM.'CA'S LA'Q.ST CA'P.T '.TAL.'... ov l'l 70 OUTL.TS The scay building with the big gold helmet on top. place of employment. You should count the numbe of times you see Fathe Hesbugh in peson in the next fou yeas, and compae that to the numbe of times you change you majo. You will be supised. See the sun shining ove the campus all day long. Shine, shine, shine. Don't become too chummy with M. Sun, though, because he is going to go away soon and he will not come back fo a long time. M. Sun is not stupid. He goes fa away when ain and snow come to town. When will he be back? Can you say "Apil?" See the othe feshmen at the feshmen mixe. They ae lost too. Like you, they would be helpless in the dak. See the feshman gil. She sees you too. Talk to he. See, she is not as aiheaded as you fist thought. She thinks the same thing about you. Maybe thee is hope. South Bend supises.. by Cat Fancis featues copy edito s anothe summetime at Note A Dame, eplete with conventions of Aisteam tailes and Ameican Youth on Paade, winds to an end, students begin to tickle back into the hallowed halls of leaning. Welcome to South Bend, feshmen, land of the bave and home of the Fighting ish. t may supise some of you to find out that South Bend has moe to offe than McDonald's. But despite all the flack, if only taken advantage of this city tuns out to be a thiving and cultually ich metopolis. South Bend has thee malls (Scottsdale, Univesity Pak, and Noth Village), two zoos, a consevatoy, a numbe of movie theates, a cabin built by the exploe Lafayette, its own newspa pe, a busline which uns fom 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and a whole lot of othe things, including seven McDonald's. Despite this plethoa of wondes, thee emain scoes of students who have not set foot off campus fom August to May. n ode to emedy this sad state of affais, this column will, in the coming school yea, take a eye-opening meande though South Bend, stopping to point out spots of inteest such as Stone's Costume Shop, the Giffon Bookstoe, 100 Cente Plaza and the Studebake Museum. Hopefully, in the pocess a few of the moe adventuous students will be enticed into wandeing off campus. Remembe, thee is a non-academic wold out thee. Somewhee. Hee you will also find tidbits that might help some of you to suvive. Things like: f you hea someone talking about Buno's Pizza, they mean what is now called This Olde House Pizzaia. They don't delive, but they ae woth the tip. And if you'e ton ove the decision of what size to get, emembe that thei small is as big as some places' lagest. lbe South Bend busline costs SO cents to ide. lbey have tansfes, but you have to ask fo them. lbc dives don't give change, but they ae usually vey helpful about telling you which bus goes whee. The Univesity Pak Cinema has midnight movies on Fiday and Satuday nights. A ticket is S3. f you go, ask them when they'e going to show 'the Rocky Hoo Pictue Show.' (f enough of you ask, they might bing it back!) Aound one of the lakes is a good place fo a moonlight stoll, if you'e into that sot of thing. t's also good fo jogging, if you'e into that sot of thing. WAOR ( FM9S) plays a lot ofl.ed Zcpplin. The pet stoe at Noth Village Mall has feets fo sale fo $SO. Pt ople say they make wondeful, affectionate pets. To me, they look like the sot of animal that would fix its teeth fimly into you ankle and neve let go. Salvation Amy s now having a waehouse sale with eveything SO pecent off. The sign in font eads 'Welcome, Note Dame sudents.' f you'e in the maket fo a cheap desk o lamp o whateve, you might ty thee. O else get a local fiend to gab a copy of the Penny Save fo you and check the ads in that. Fo those consideing painting thei dom ooms, wam colos make the oom look moe cozy while coole colos will make it seem moe spacious. Scatteed pop (o soda, if you don't yet speak Midwest jagon) cans will, of couse, tend to detact fom the spacious look. -.,. l l

12 Spots Biefs Ray Meye, etiing DePaul basketball coach and captain of the 1937 and '38 Note Dame basketball teams, will come back to Note Dame to eceive the 1984 Havey G. Foste Awad of the Univesity's Alumni Association. The awad, which will be given to Meye at halftime of the Note Dame-Coloado football game on Septembe 22, honos a fome student involved in athletic activities duing his o he academic caee who has since distinguished himself o heself though civic activities o Univesity achievements. The Foste Awad is named fo a 1939 Note Dame gaduate and fome spots leade who had a distinguished caee in the F.B.. befoe becoming vice pesident of Ameican Ailines. Foste seved as pesident of the Alumni Association, and was pesident of the Monogam Club and a membe of the Univesity's Athletic Endowment Fund committee at the time of his death in The Obseve Pospective baseball playes, thee will be an impotant oganizational meeting fo all those who would like to ty out fo the Note Dame baseball team tomoow in the ACC Football Auditoium at 5:30p.m. Please bing a pen o pencil to the meeting. The Obseve The Note Dame Wate Polo Club wm also have an oganizational meeting fo anyone inteested. New membes ae encouaged to attend. The meeting will be at 10 p.m. Sunday, Septembe 2. Anyone inteested but unable to attend should call Mike at The Obseve The Note Dame Rowing Club will be having an oganizational meeting tomoow at 8 p.m. in the LaFotune Little Theate. All etuning membes should attend. New membes ae welcome. Fo moe infomation, call Paul at The Obseve The Note Dame Women's Socce club will hold open pactice today and Thusday at 4:30p.m. and tomoow and Fiday at 4 p.m. on the Stepan Fields. All ae welcome. Fo moe infomation, call Kaen Moitz at The Obseve The Note Dame Women's Golf Club will have an oganizational meeting today at 4:30p.m. in Coby Hall. Anyone inteested is invited to attend. - The Obseve Attention Feshmen! Thee will be an oganizational meeting fo all feshmen inteested in witing spots to The Obseve this Thusday at 8 p.m. in the LaFotune Little Theate. Whethe you ae inteested in jounalism o just want to get involved in the athletic depatment, spotswiting could pove to be a ewading expeience. All inteested students, both at Note Dame and Saint May's, ae welcome to attend. Takes blame fo violations Tuesday, August 28, page 14 Gatos' Pell esigns unde pessue AssoclatedPess teday that the 43-yea-old coach would etain his job at least until the GANESVLLE, Fla.- The Univesity NCAA eleases the esults of its of Floida accepted the esignation pobe. of head football coach Chaley Pel! "The exact effective date will be yesteday, but incoming school detemined by the univesity," Pesident Mashall Cise said the Cise said. Southeasten Confeence institution He said the NCAA is still conducttentatively plans to hono Pell's e- ing the investigation and declined to quest to complete the 1984 season. speculate on when it might each a Pell, whose pogam has been un- conclusion. n the meantime, he said de NCAA investigation fo the past univesity officials will keep abeast 20 months, submitted his hand- of developments and take whateve witten esignation Sunday and in- action they deem necessay "at the fomed his playes of his decision appopiate time." late that night. "To mitigate damage to the stu- Cise told a news confeence yes- dent athletes in the pogam, the univesity and Coach Pell have ageed that he will use his best effots to continue fo the emainde of the egula season," Cise said. "Howeve, it was deemed appopiate that this measue be taken and the announcement made befoe the fist football game of the sea>on is played." The Gatos, unde Pel! in the past five yeas, open the 1984 season against defending national champion Miami Satuday night in Tampa. Pel!, who didn't attend the news confeence, told Cise his decision was "ievocable." Date set fo Holmes-Coetzee fight Associated Pess ATLANTA - The long-awaited heavyweight fight between ntenational Boxing Fedeation champion Lay Holmes and Wold Boxing Association champion Geie Coetzee will be Nov. 16 at the Mack Athletic Cente in Las Vegas, a television netwok said yesteday. Although no fim dolla figue was eleased, the bout, to be pomoted Summe continued fom page 24 Othe fome Note Dame playes in the news wee 1982 gaduate john Kimm who was cut by the New Oleans Saints, and tight end Dave Caspe who ejoined his old team, the Raides, fo what may be his final NFL season. Even the Olympics had a bit of a Note Dame flavo this summe as two fome Note Dame athletes won medals and anothe Note Dame pesonality was visible duing the television coveage. Basketball coach Digge Phelps was the most obvious of the thee, offeing colo commentay fo ABC duing the men's basketball competition in which the United States won the gold medal. Less obvious wee gold medal winne Joe Kleine and silve medal winne Bjon Vaggo, neithe of whom gaduated fom Note Dame. Kleine played basketball fo Phelps duing his feshman yea befoe tansfeing to Akansas whee he has one yea of eligibility emaining. Vaggo fenced fo Mike DeCicco's ish in 1978, winning the NCAA epee title and helping Note Dame to the national championship. He by Don King and Steve Wynn, will epotedly be woth $5 million to Holmes and 113 million to Coetzee, Cable News Netwok epoted yesteday. The meeting of Holmes and Coetzee has been scheduled befoe but poblems always aose to stall the confontation. The oiginal date of the fight was June 8 in Las Vegas, but that fell though. On June 18, Holmes andecided, though, that his fencing could not impove in the United States and etuned to his native Sweden. Anothe fome Note Dame athlete just missed in his attempt to qualify fo the United States team. Chuck Aagon, a 1981 gaduate, finished fouth in the "ioo-mete un in the Olympic Tials afte being nounced that he and King, with whom he has had public battles ove the pomotion of his fights, had signed an ageement fo a fight with Coetzee in eithe Septembe o Octobe. Coetzee, a South Afican who lives in Huntington Beach, Calif., has not fought since he won the WBA title on a loth-ound knockout of Michael Dokes last Sept. 23. nipped by the faction of a second by fome wold-ecod holde Sydney Maee. Only the top thee finishes qualified fo the Games. onically, Maee injued himself in the ace and had to dop out of the Olympics just befoe the peliminay heats. Since then, Aagon has been unning vey well in Euope. Photogaphes! Fo moe infomation, call Pete Laches at The Obseve, , o inquie at the office, 3d Floo, LaFotune Student Cente. Classifieds NOTCES Hee lies the Note Dame student of yesteday. now extinct. t you think of it. have a Coke fo him. Ae you in need of FNANCAL AD? Leadeship Taining! Challenge! Adventue! SCHOLARSHPS! See LTC Bob Skinne o CPT Anne Rieman in the ROTC Building. ( ) Ae you n need of FNANCAL AD? Leadeship Taining! Challenge! Adventue! SCHOLARSHPS! See LTC Bob Skinne o CPT Anne Rieman in the ROTC Building. 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Thanks to all concened. including the ducks. Chicago anyone? Saeh: told you t was going to be fun. Now that you appeciate the place too. we can stat planning lo next summe on the Hew Buffalo nmea. (The beach beat. of couse.) Now all these people would just get out of ou pak... BASSST NEEDED FOR GARAGE BAND; MARXST BACKGROUND HELPFUL. DAVE3155 And we sit and dink ou coffee. Couched in ou indiffeence - Simon nd Glll"lunkal...!"'!"!."':... ':.""::'".::''!":O":O:-:":":."':"t'...

13 i_() l_._jl t Th-es-da-y,_Au st-28_,1_98_4 p_ag-el-1 j" 't.. TAP TAP, '{OU 5tE? HfS fine! ' 'f: m. - Flags, God and Geoge Washington Ronald Reagan tackled the eligious issue at an ecumenical beakfast on the last day of the convention. He was making patisan hay simply by aising the matte hee. And he pedictably left it in a muddle. Reagan contasted Ameica with Fance, which in 1789 "eected a govenment that Gay Wills Outide was intended to be puely secula," as if that wee some heinous nnovation. t was an innovation, all ight, but it was ous. We did it in 1788, when the Constitution was atified. Many of those who debated the atification, state by state, objected to the lack of a eligious test fo holding office, and to the lack of pescibed eligious sevices. That had neve happened befoe in histoy. t is one of ou poudest achievements as a nation. t is absud of the pesident to foist it on othes as a disgace. Reagan points out that Thomas Jeffeson efeed to God in the Declaation oflndependence, to "the laws of natue and of natue's God." So did the Fench deists fom whom Reagan deives a eign of blood. No one hdkved moe in divine povidence than Robespiee. Fance did not get id of all eligious pactices and language in 1789, any moe than we had in the peceeding yea. The Fench wee moe feocious against Catholics because Catholicism had been the established chuch befoe the Fench Revolution. 'he Ameican foundes wee anti-catholic, too, and feocious against the establishment of that eligion in Canada - which is cited as one of the causes of the Revolution in the vey The Obseve-.- P.O. Box Q, Note Dame, N Declaation of ndependence Pesident Reagan efe.ed. The pesident offes us the tied examples of things meant to dispove that ou ealy foundes wanted to "get id of eligion" (as if that wee eve an issue). Thee wee militay chaplains, though Madison opposed this, and Washington did not want any appointed at the fedeal level. Washington, fo that matte, neve once used the name of Jesus. The passage about the uses of eligious belief that Reagan quotes in the Faewell Addess put that belief on a pa, fo utility, with maintaining the nation's economic cedit. Washington actually toned down the efeence to eligion penned fo him on that occasion by Alexande Hamilton. This does not mean that these men wee opposed to eligion, though that is the way the pesident intepets the actions of thei descendants today. t does mean that ealy Ameicans wee quite seious about ceating a secula state, without being opposed to a eligious society. The so called consevatives ae nomally adamant on sepaating "the govenment" fom the est of life, especially business. You would think thei minds could stetch this distinction to cove the case supplied by the Constitution. But guess that is the eal explanation of the poblem. Fo most of the people hee, eligion is something like the flag, to be waved on all occasions, by as many people as possible, as an instument of intimidation and division ("We wee waving the flag when othes wee buning it"). But these people eally do believe in the sepaation of state fom eligion. You find that out the minute the govenment ties to egulate any business activity. Hands off ou eligion, thei actions say. Thei eal chuch is the Maket. (C) 1984 Univeal Pess Syndicate (219) The Obseve S the independent newspape published by the students of the UniveSity of Note Dame du Lac and Saint May's College. t does not necessaily eflect the pol1c1es of the administation of eithe institution. The news is epoted as accuately and as objectively as poss1ble. Unsigned editoials epesent the opinion of a majoty of the Editoial Boad. Commentanes. lettes and the nside Column pesent the v1ews of thei authos Column space S available to all membes of the commun1ty. and the fee expession of vaying opinions on campus, though lettes. S encouaged. A new paty sun and moon? Thee is one illusion the conventions have dissipated, that the two ae Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee. Tue, they both employ a deadful simila hetoic, that of being a paty of the futue, not the past; of the people, not the inteest goups; of oppotunity and gowth, not stagnation and closue. But beyond hetoic thee is a Geat Divide between them. As the tumult of the conven- Max Lene The Lene column tions dies and the captains and kings depat the tue compaign battle lines emege. Some questions ae in ode. How much of a Geat Divide is it in actuality, not just among the delegates but the people? What is the tue natue of the diffeences, in the pesonalities and chaacte of the paty leades, in pioities, symbols, ideas, philosophies, psychologies, theologies, wold views? My own answe is that the Divide is geate than most obseves thought a yea ago. t has been in the making since 1964 when Bay Goldwate, esuected at Dallas, "extemism" and all, made his clumsy and pematue sotie into deep consevatism; the yea also when Ronald Reagan made "the Speech" which catapulted him into his caee as "citizen-politician." add a second poposition, that the changes have not necessaily been contained within the two Paties, which have become fail ves sels at best unde the impact of the infomation evolutions. Thee ae fa moe consevatives and independents among Democats than San Fancisco showed. Let's call this the "consevative ingedient" of the long-ange tend. That was exactly why most of Reagan's caefully planned acceptance speech at Dallas was delibeately low key until the last 1 S minutes o so, with all the faithful waiting patiently fo thei pophet to Editoial Boad bust into flame, like the Buning Bush. He did of couse finally, to the delight of the esponsive delegates. But while the bulk of his speech was conse vative it was aimed at the consevative in gedient outside the Hall. The gowth of that element, often mixed with modeate and libeal elements, is what has been happening in the last 20 yeas. Along with technological change it accounts fo Richad Nixon's "silent majoity" and Jey Falwell's "moal majoity," and fo the tansfomation of the Democatic South and Southwest into a func tionally voting Republican Sunbelt. All the Republican factions want to lue the potential non-republican Reagan suppotes into the Paty. But they split oughly along two majo stategies. One is to "boaden the base" and get the moe modeate independents into the Paty. Given his anti-abotion and anti-era and school paye stands, these votes ae likely to find Reagan too consevative and too much the pisone of the New Right. The othe stategy is to deepen the consevatism of the Paty by giving it a God-familycaee-county dimension that will attact the votes who espond to such symbols: the fundamentalist, the nationalist, those seeking a stong and confident "leade," those oiented towad business and technology, and espe dally the young, just out of school, stating thei lives, looking fo caees in an upwad mobile, expanding, "oppotunity economy." Reagan could of couse be spoiled by success, take too high isks of aousing the feas always thee just below the suface, feas of wa and eligious intoleance, and the beaking of the wall of sepaation between chuch and state. He could lose. Right now the odds ae against his losing. Not because of the polls, which ae always volatile, but because of the long and slow undetow towad the Right. n Samuel Lubell's phase, copping up again, the votes may be binging a "new sun and new moon" nto inte-paty politics. (C) 1984 Los Angeles Times Syndicate A LOT Of VOU WONOLR JV W JJAVL TO SP ND SO MUCH TMt STUDVN6 THLS fun6s. Depatment Manages Edito-in-Chief.... Bob Vondeheide Business Manage.... Dave Taiclet Managing Edito Mak Woscheh Contolle..... Maipat Hone Executive Edito... Magaet Fosmoe Advetising Manage..... Jeanie Poole News Edito... Saah Hamilton Ciculation Manage... Jeff O'Neill News Edito... Dan McCullough Systems Manage.... Kevin Williams Saint May's Edito... Anne Monastyski Spots Edito... Michael Sullivan Viewpoint Ed1to Dave Gote Featues Edito.... May Healy Founded Novembe 3, 1966 Photo Edito.... Pete Laches

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16 , The Obseve Tuesday, August 28,1984- page 16 Rev. Edmund P.Joyce, C.S.C Note Dame gaduate, F. Joyce was named executive vice pesident of the Univesity in 1952, thee yeas afte his odination. As chaiman of the faculty boad in contol of athletics, Joyce has always maintained, "Fist things come fist, and the fist thing fo us ae academics. tell evey squad of athletes that when the students etun to campus each fall." n his 32 yeas at Note Dame, Joyce has watched as Note Dame has had one of the nation's most successful ecods in intecollegiate athletics, while at the same time maintaining one of the highest gaduation ates among its athletes. Gene Coigan - Since succeeding the legenday Moose Kause as athletic diecto in 1981, Coigan has made his pesence felt, both at Note Dame and on the national level. n addition to being a membe of the NCAA Division basketball committee, Coigan has most ecently been instumental in the dealings of the College Football Association(CFA)with both the NCAA and the television netwoks. Coigan was a diving foce in the oganization and planning of Note Dame's fist-eve athletic endowment fund, designed to incease oppotunities fo Note Dame students at all levels of competition. He is also cedited with the intoduction of two new vasity spots - lacosse and women's swimming - in his fist full yea as athletic diecto. Befoe coming to Note Dame, Coigan seved fo nine yeas as diecto of athletic pogams at the Univesity of Viginia. Bian Boulac - A fome Note Dame tight end, this 1963 gaduate was named assistant athletic diecto last yea following 13 seasons on the ish football coaching staff. Duing that time, Boulac was ecuiting coodinato fo seven yeas as well as an administative assistant to Dan Devine fo two yeas, in addition to coaching the offensive and defensive lines, eceives and specialty teams ove that span. Cuently, Boulac's job is to offe diect assistance to athletic diecto Gene Coigan in a wide vaiety of aeas. Who's who in the athletic depatments Coi.John Stephens- This is Jack Stephens' 17th yea in the ish administation and his second yea as diecto of special pojects fo Coigan. He assumed the ole afte spending.seven yeas as associate athletic diecto and anothe eight as an assistant diecto. Despite holding his pesent job fo only a shot time, though, he has aleady made an impact, playing a majo ole in the fomation of the Noth Sta Confeence - a confeence in which seveal women's spots now compete. Roge Valdisei - Valdisei is enteing his second yea as associate athletic diecto afte having seved seven yeas as an assistant. Howeve, he is best known fo his wok as diecto of the spots infomation depatment. A 1954 Note Dame gaduate, he seved biefly as an administative assistant to fome football coach Tey Bennan. n 1966, afte public elations stints with Mecedes-Benz and the Kansas City Chiefs, he etuned to his alma mate to become spots infomation diecto and, ten yeas late, added assistant athletic diecto to his duties. Regaded as one of the best in his field, Valdisei has eaned 43 awads since 1976 fom the College Spots nfomation Diectos of Ameica fo his spots publications, many honoed as the best in the nation. Joseph O'Bien- A 1949 gaduate of Note Dame, O'Bien is in his second yea as associate business manage afte a seven-yea stint as an assistant diecto. He also continues to manage the depatment's finances as athletic business manage. n 1955, O'Bien was named diecto of pesonnel functions at South Bend's second-lagest employe - Note Dame. He has been hee eve since, joining the athletic staff in He seved as pesident of the College Athletic Business Manages Association in 1983 and was named business manage of the yea in 1983 by CABMA. Mike Bobinski - Bobinski is the newcome to the athletic depatment, having been named ticket manage and assistant business Rozie says he will be staying with Maules Associated Pess NEW YORK - The agent fo Mike Rozie told ABC adio Sunday that negotiations ae still going on with the Houston Oiles of the National Football League despite the unning back's statement that he would emain with the United States Football League's Pittsbugh Maules. "We have had significant movement fom Ladd ( Hezeg) and his people," At Wilkinson said, efeing to the Oiles' geneal manage. "We have moved at a stage whee concessions both sides made could tun into a document in a matte of hous We hope we'll know something tomoow." Wilkinson said he hoped "to aive at some ultimate aangement to keep eveyone happy." n an inteview published in Satuday's Pittsbugh Pess, Rozie said, '''m not woied about playing fo the Oiles. 'm going to be playing fo the Maules next season." Rozie said he no longe needs ankle sugey, planned fo the USFL off-season. Hezeg has said he would like to sign Rozie no late than today. Rozie signed a thee-yea, $3.1 million contact with the Maules last winte but had a disappointing ookie season, playing with an injued ankle and an ineffective offensive line. Wilkinson said last week his diem was disappointed with himself and wanted to leavt; the USFL. The agent indicated he was skeptical about the futue of the USFL because of its ecent consolidation and the elimination of the Miami fanchise. COLOR CTY TV RENTALS SPECAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL DSCOUNT 20"0FF $25.00/Month * $80.00/Semeste No Deposit Fee, Fast Delivey Any size potable o console McKinley Hwy manage this past sping. He succeeds Steve Osini who moved to the Dallas Cowboys oganization. The 26-yea-old Bobinski is a 1979 Note Dame gaduate and a fome ish baseball pitche who etuned to South Bend afte two yeas in management audit and paticipant accounting with Disney Wold in Olando, Fla. He eaned two lettes as a ight-handed pitche and was a fou-yea membe of the ish stating otation. D. Tom Kelly- As diecto of non-vasity athletics, Kelly ovesees an office that povides 19 intamual and 12 club spots, in addition to 30 eceational pogams fo both staff and students. Kelly, who.also was named an assistant athletic diecto in 1983, eceived his maste's degee in physical education fom Penn State and his maste's and Ph. D in Educational Administation fom Note Dame. He has peviously been NV A's assistant diecto fo 11 yeas (until 1979 ), and was vasity baseball coach fom 1976 though the 1980 season. John Heisle - Now in his thid yea as associate diecto of spots infomation at Note Dame afte fou yeas as assistant diecto, the 29-yea-old Heisle has had a lage hand in the editing of a numbe of awad-winning publications. Ten have been judged "Best in the Nation" by College Spots nfomation Diectos of Ameica panels, including two of the last thee football guides. Pevious to coming to Note Dame, the South Bend native had been an assistant diecto at Missoui fo one yea, afte seving as a student assistant at that school fo fou yeas and then gaduating fom Missoui's School of Jounalism in late Tim Dffion - With degees fom Slippey Rock State College and Easten Kentucky Univesity, Dillon is enteing his fouth season as assistant diecto of athletics at Saint May's. Dillon, who was assistant to Ein Loenz last yea, will assist D. Jo-Ann Neste who was named to succeed Loenz this yea. Dillon was a gymnastics coach at Easten Kentucky befoe moving to Saint May's. Mike DeCicco - Bette known as coach of the highly-successful Note Dame fencing team, DeCicco doubles as academic adviso fo all Note Dame athletes. Responsibility fo the Univesity's high gaduation ate among its athletes lies highly with DeCicco, whose task is to advise the moe than 500 athletes at Note Dame. A 1949 gaduate of Note Dame, DeCicco taught fo a numbe of yeas in the Univesity's mechanical engineeing depatment befoe giving it up to concentate full-time on his job as academic adviso. His fencing teams have bought home an oveall ecod of since 1962 and wee winnes of the national championship in both 1977 and '78. Cold Bee& Liquo Cay Out Till3 a.m. HOUSE ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF HOLDAY NN Live OJ and Dancing ) 10-3a.m. "TWO BARS" D REQURED S THS ANY TME TO THNK ABOUT ARMY ROTC? t's the pefect time. You'e a feshman, ight? And you want to make college a eal leaning expeience? Well. ROTC can add a valuable dimension to you college education. A dimension of leadeship and management taining. And that'll make you degee woth moe. ROTC offes scholaship and financial oppotunities, too. Plus, the oppotunity to gaduate with a commission and begin you futue as an office. Fo moe infomation, contact you Pofesso of Militay Science. Call: LTC Bob Skinne o CPT Anne Rieman

17 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 17 AMERCAN LEAGUE E8al w L Deton Toonto Baltimoe Boston Cleveland Milwaukee WM Minnesota KanaasCy Caonla Chicago Oakland TeJCU Seattle YMt..-dtly'a RMulta Kanaaa City 7, Chicago 4 Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 1 Toonto 5, Minnesota 2 Baltimoe 7. Califonia 6, 10 nnings New Yok 8. Oakland 7 Baseball Standings Pet. GB NATONAL LEAGUE Eut w L Chicago New Yok Philadelphia Monteal St. Louis Pittsbugh WM San Diego Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati San Fancisco YM..-dtly'a RMulta San Fancisco 5, Monteal4. 11 innnings New Yok 5, Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 9. San Diego 1 Pet Ga Kosa dominates Miami shocks top-anked Aubun EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.- Benie Kosa passed fo 329 yads and two fist-half touchdowns and feshman Geg Cox kicked a pai of field goals, including the game-winning 25- yade with 6:08 emaining, as defending national champion Miami stunned No.!-anked Aubun last night in the second annual Kickoff Classic. The victoy in the fist college football game of the season made a winne of Jimmy johnson in his debut as Miami's head coach and stetched the Huicanes' winning steak to 12 games, longest n the nation. Although Miami won the 1983 national championship by edging No. 1-anked Nebaska in the Oange Bowl, the Huicanes wee only No. 10 in the 1984 peseason Associated Pess poll and wee thee-point undedogs against Aubun, which felt it should have won the national cown in 1983 but settled fo a thid-place finish. Miami caved out its latest HERFF JONES CHALLENGES HGH GOLD COST! AND YOU WN! shocke on Kosa's scoing passes of 17 and eight yads to flanke Stanley Shakespeae in the fist 20 minutes, fouth-quate field goals of 45 and 25 yads by Cox and a ebuilt but fiece defense that held Bo jackson, Aubun's All-Ameican halfback, to 96 yads on 20 caies. Meanwhile, Miami got 140 yads on 21 ushes fom sophomoe Alonzo Highsmith and stymied Aubun's last theat in a see-saw fouth quate when defensive end julio Cotes ecoveed a fumbled pitchout by the loses' Bent Fullwood at the Aubun 49 with 2:57 left to play. The game ended with Miami on the Aubun 2-yad line, whee Kosa, who completed 21 of 38 passes, let the clock un out. Aubun scoed ts only touchdown on a 31-yad pass fom Pat Washington to wide eceive Clayton Beaufod in the second peiod. Redshit feshman Robet McGinty kicked field goals of 42, 36 and 4 5 yads and the Tiges added a safety afte a high snap fom cente Buce Fleming to punte Rick Tuten. White Sox once again loses, this time to hot K.C. Royals KANSAS CTY, Mo. - Pat Sheidan and Dayl Motley slugged doubles in a wild seventh inning last night that caied the Kansas City Royals 7-4 ove the skidding Chicago White Sox. The scoe was tied at 1-1 in the seventh when fist baseman Geg Walke bobbled Buddy Biancalana's gounde. Biancalana went to thid on Willie Wilson's single, then both scoed on Sheidan's double. Motley hit an RB double fo a 4-1 Kansas City lead and LaMa Hoyt, 10-15, was eplaced by Dan Spillne afte walking joge Ota. Football continued fom page 24 spelled Beuelein, was 6-of-18 fo 4 2 yads with Toy Wilson picking off one of his passes, and may be had pessed to keep his backup spot. Besides Byne, feshman Tey Andysiak went thee-fo-fou fo 27 yads, but had one toss picked off by walk-on Mike Visovatti. Duke St. Piee and Pat Pesavento each completed his only attempt. jackson contibuted thee eceptions fo 100 yads, and Chis Smith had 33 yads in fou caies. Walk-on Bill Young tuned in a gutsy pefomance, caying the ball on ten occasions. The kicking game, which was a concen fo the ish afte losing two-yea placekicke Mike johnston and fou-yea punte Blai Kiel, pleased Faust, as Caney and Pat Chua each connected on thee field Motley scoed the fifth un when Fank White hit a hot smash behind thid and Roy Smalley's thow to second sailed into ight field. Ota went to thid on the play and made it 6-1 when Splllne balked. The last un scoed when Geg Pyo singled home White. Winne Bet Sabehagen, 7-9, scatteed fou hits though seventh innings. joe Beckwith elieved Sabehagen stating the eighth and gave up a two-un double to Calton Fisk and RB double to Walke befoe Dan Quisenbey came on fo his 35th save. goal attempts. Thee wee no punts in this scimmage, but Mike Viacola, last season's t>ackup, has a fim hold on the stating job because of his consistent pefomances in fall camp. The coaches still anticipate mpovement in all aspects of play, because quality of play began to decease towad the end of the scimmage. " think the kids came out feeling a little soy fo themselves," defensive coodinato Andy Chistoff commented. "At the end of fall camp you get to a point whee you get tied of hitting each othe and you get excited about hitting somebody else. "We have to be aggessive and dedicate ou play towads aggessiveness fom hee on." One thing is cetain: the team Faust saw scimmage on Satuday will have to impove befoe it meets the fied-up Boilemakes Septembe SAVE NOW ON GOLD RNGS! REASONS TO WEAR A HERFF JONES RNG: 1) Six week delivey 2) Once a month odeing fo you convenience 3) Diamond setting fo quality enhancement 4) No DEPOST 5) 1 OK and 14K gold available 6) FOUR ing styles to choose fom 7) ndiana based company DATE: Septembe 5 TME: 9:00 to 4:00 PLACE: Saint May's College Bookstoe DEPOST REQURED: None Pesent this ad and save an additional $5 on ing day! 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18 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28,1984- page 18 Faust's feshmen pogessing well in leaning expeience By TERON ROBERTS ing feshmen by bothfootball News Spots Wite and The Spoting News. Stans, at 6-4, 225 pounds, totalled Fo 17 Note Dame feshmen, the nealy 2,400 yads ushing and summe vacation ended moe than scoed 38 touchdowns in his junio two weeks ago when they checked and senio yeas in high school, in into thei tempoay esidences in addition to being a standout at the Flanne Hall. Since then, the fesh- linebacke position. men football playes have been "The last two weeks have been leaning the ways of Coach Gey petty intense," says Stans. "We've Faust and his assistants. been doing a lot of hitting, and it's all The pactice fields behind the wok when you'e out on the field. ACC ae now all too familia to them. "The uppeclassmen have been Fom the day of thei aival, thee petty good to us feshmen. We ae have been many meetings and doing a lot ofleaning, but 'm taking twice-a-day pactices to keep the it one step at a time." newest membes of the ish football Tey Andysiak, a 6-1, 175-pound team busy. Fo the fist weeks unde quateback fom Allen Pak, Mich., the Golden Dome the leaning also has been "pogessing well," acpocess fo them will occu on the coding to Faust, and he has seen adfootball field, as well as in the class- ditional action at the flanke oom. position. Andysiak is one of fou Faust and the othe coaches ae feshman quatebacks on the ish pleased with what they see in thei oste and he also was named to The fouth consecutive "havest" ofhigh Spoting News list of the top 100 school football talent fo Note feshman pospects. Dame.Althoughmuchofthewokat Andysiak completed 95 of 153 fist was puely instuctional, the passes fo 1,859 yads as a senio (an ish mento noted the pogess of aveage of just unde 20 yads pe the feshmen. completion), and had only thee in- "We'e eally not disappointed teceptions while thowing fo 21 with any of the feshmen," Faust touchdowns - all of which was says. "n fact, some of them have enough fo him to be ated the top shown they will be able to contib- quateback in the state of Michigan ute to ou pogam - both now and in last yea. the futue." Also vying fo ecognition at qua- One of the most impessive fesh- teback ae Tom Byne and Duke St. men on the pactice field thus fa has Piee. The feshmen may tun out been Fank Stans. Stans, a unning to play a vital ole at this position beback fom Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, cause only two expeienced quaseems quite at home in the fullback tebacks etun. position and has been unning some Byne, a stong-amed 6-5, 216 plays with the second offensive unit. pounds, has the physical tools Faust says Stans is "looking petty needed to do well at this position, good," which is what many people but needs some time to get familia anticipated afte Stans was named with the new system. to many pep all-ameica lists and St. Piee has also been pefomchosen as one of the top 100 incom- ing well in pactice. At 6-2, 195 GRAND OPENNG F.tda..a,,... f3j pounds, he is known fo his unning ability, as well as passing. Cedic Figeo is one of the feshmen who has been looking good on defense. The 6-3, 235-pound linebacke was named on the pep all-ameica teams of Paade, Adidas/Scbolastic Coach, and USA Today afte leading his Lafayette, La., high school in tackles duing his last two yeas with a combined numbe of255. Tim Bown, a native of Dallas, Tex., has been woking well at the split end position. The 6-0, pound Bown was a multi-pupose playe in high school, playing quateback, wingback and fee safety, in addition to wide eceive. Bown also may be able to assist the ish in punt and kickoff etuns. Of his 25 caee touchdowns, eight of them wee scoed on unbacks of punts o kickoffs. Reggie Wad may be pat of the eason why Faust is saying that this yea's squad is the fastest he has had yet. The 5-11, pound speedste boasts times of 4A5 seconds in the 40-yad dash and 9.8 seconds in the 00-yad dash. Adding Wad's speed to the eceiving cops may allow Note Dame to expeiment with deepe pass pattens than in the past. Wad hails fom Long Beach Poly High School, the same school that poduced two fine po eceives - Tony Hill and Gene Washington. One of the points of emphasis fo the 1984 season will be the seconday, and Bandy Wells epesents the feshman class well at that position. Wells was named to the fist-team on the USA Today pep all-sta squad in the ddensive backfield, and has been playing on the second team in the fee safety position. Wells, a 6-0, 188-pounde fom Montclai, NJ., is also quick. He won the New jesey state championship in the 1 00-mete dash and was on the nationally-anked indoo mile elay team that claimed the blue ibbon at the 1984 Vitalis Olympic nvitational. Faust is anticipating getting his fouth season undeway and is happy with what he has seen so fa. "The kids ae picking up things petty nicely and woking had," he said. The feshmen and the uppeclassmen will soon have a chance to show what they have leaned in "class" by pefoming well on the football field. 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19 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 19 Two campuses povide many athletic facilities Th Obseve /Pe1e lchcs The Rolfs Natatoium, still unde constuction, will Buke Memoial Golf Couse, the Athlettc and be an Oympic-sized pool and one of many athletic Convocation Cente, and the Angela Athletic facility. facilities on the Note Dame and Saint May's Stoy at ight. campuses available to students. Among othes ae the. f%t----- Satnt May's Colleg NOTRE DAME N DANA Shaheen Bookstoe M, T, Th, F Wednesday Satuday 8:30a.m.- 4:30p.m. 8:30a.m.- 6:00p.m. -except fist week of classes 9:00a.m. -1:00 p.m. You full-sevice college stoe. N.Y. Times subsciptions best selles candy gifts t-shlts magazines and much moel We look fowad to seeing you Shaheen Bookstoe 10% OFF ANY BACKPACK N STOCK expies NEW HOURS 4-12p.m. Mon.- Sun. Whethe you enjoy playing football, basketball, tennis, golf o acquetball, o just like going fo an occasional dip in the swimming pool, thee is an athletic facility fo you. lbe quads ae available in the sping and fall fo vaious activities (although the Univesity tends to fown upon too much use of the lawns), while, duing the cold wea the months, you can eteat in doos. Hee is a list of the facilities available to students on both campuses: Athletic and Convocation Cente - The double-domed ACC, lo cated east of the Stadium, contains moe aea than the Houston Astodome. The South Dome houses the basketball aena used by both men's and women's vasity teams. The Noth Dome is used by the hockey, tennis, and tack teams among othes. Within the stuctue ae handball, acquetball, squash, basketball, tennis and volleyball couts that ae usually open to the public. Resevations ae equied fo THS OLDE HOUSE PZZERA & PUB Welcome Back This Tuesday we will delive a Medium 16" pizza with 1 Topping fo $5.95! Each additional item is $1.00 ALSO 1 Fee Lite PEPS CALLlJEFORE 11:30o.m. FOR DELVERY E:XPld., Z8 CARPET REMNANT most of the couts. One may also take advantage of the ice ink, boxing oom and unning tack. Fo those inteested in Note Dame spots histoy, many Note Dame awads ae displayed outside the athletic depatment offices. Buke Memoial Golf Couse On the west end of campus is the 18 hole, 6,SOO yad Univesity golf couse. The couse is open until late fall and eopens in ealy sping. Geen fees ae fo students, faculty and staff. Alumni can golf fo 55. The couse is a pa 71 and does not equie that the golfe have geat skill. Rockne Memoial Building - cated at the west end of the south quad, "The Rock" is the cente fo the physical education pogam. The bick stuctue contains basket ball couts, handball-acquetball couts, a weight oom, a light appa atus oom, a swimming pool, and the golf po shop. Use of the Rockne Memoial is fee to all students and faculty membes upon pesentation of a Univesity identification cad. Closing time is p.m. daily. Stepan Cente - Stepan Cente and its adjoining fields and outdoo basketball couts ae located in the notheast cone of the campus. Outside the domed cente, one can play basketball, football, socce, ugby and softball. The basketball couts, which can be tansfomed into an ice ink in the winte, ae outfitted with lights that allow stu dents to play basketball afte sundown. Within Stepan Cente ae basketball and volleyball couts open fo eceational and league play. Many intehall spots ae conducted in this aea of the campus. Rolfs Natatoium (unde constuction) - Constuction s well undeway on the Olympic-size pool that will be located on the east end of the Athletic and Convocation Cente. The pool, when completed, will have the capability of being divided into thee sections. Fo in stance, this would allow diving at one end, eceational swimming in the middle, and wate polo at the othe end. Thee will be thee onemete diving boads and two thee mete boads, as well as an obsevation deck. Angela Athletic Facillty - Located noth of the Saint May's libay, Angela includes basketball and volleyball cout.. as well as some fitness equipment. Thee ae also tennis couts and basketball couts outside the building. nfomation about use of the AAF can be obtained by calling Lo Mon. Tues. Weds. Thus. Fi. Sat. Sun. Ove 500 Remnants Aea's Lowest Pices Hundeds of Colos 8:30-8:30 8:30-6:00 8:30-6:00 8:30-8:30 8:30-8:30 8:30-5:30 1:00-5:30 SALE Closed Sept. 2 & 3 Small and Lage Sizes Delivey Available Best Selection FLOOR CENTER 402 S61JTH RONWOOD, MSHAWAKA PHONE: CARPET VNYL TLE CERAMC WOOD AREA RUGS.Hadwae.Lumbe Shelving weekdays 8:00-8:00 9:00-5:00 Sat. 10:00-4:00 Sun. Wentz 1801 South Bend Ave. Just east of Note Dame

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21 The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 21 Aubun anked No. 1 in AP peseason poll Aubun's Bo jackson dives ove a ptle of bodies in a game against Kentucky last season. Aubun, anked No. 1 nationally in the AP peseason poll, lost to defending champion and loth-anked Miami of Floida last night, 20-18, in the Annual Kickoff Classic. Also anked in the poll wee Nebaska's Conbuskes at No. 2, Pittsbugh thid, Clemson thid, and UClA fouth. Note Dame eceived one fist-place vote and came in at the eighth spot. See stoy at ight. Students! Wok Smat. Wok Simply... With Hewlett-P3ckad. Take a good look at you class schedule. f you'e in Science o Engineeing, chances ae you classes include Calculus, Physics, o Chemisty. Engineeing Statics, o Dynamics. You'e unning up against some tough calculations, with statistics poblems, hypebolics, and logs. The HP-llC calculato helps you beeze though those poblems with a few simple keystokes. Need to simplify poblems that ae even moe complex? 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Pitt, No. 18last yea, eceived two fist-place ballots and 890 points. Clemson, 1 th a yea ago, was second to Aubun in fist-place votes with 1 1, but the Tiges' total of 81 7 points was only good fo fouth place. VCLA, iding the cest of a 45-9 out of llinois in the Rose Bowl, is f you'e in Business o Finance, you'e pobably taking Accounting, Statistical Methods, Finance, and nvestment Analysis. Classes loaded with tedious calculations. End the penciland-pape dudgey with the HP-12C. The most poweful decision-make on the maket! Dedicated keys make time value of money calculations, amotization, Net Pesent Value (NPV), ntenal Rate of Retun (RR), and statistics solutions as simple as a single keystoke. And it's easy to change values o coect mistakes without eenteing you entie poblem. Hewlett-Packad calculatos. They help you wok smat this tem. And next tem. And even late on the job. Get you HP today fom you local HP deale. Fo the location of the deale neaest you, call TOLL FREE FOR-HPPC. Ff/O'W HEWLETT PACKARD ftfth with five fist-place ballots and 8 16 points afte finishing 7th last season. "lbe Huicanes, who opened the 1984 season last night against Aubun in the second annual Kickoff Classic, ae bidding to become the ninth team to win consecutive national championships. '11e last was Alabama in "nc No. anking was a bittesweet aftemath to the 1983 season fo Aubun Coach Pat Dye. '''d be lying if said didn't feel good because that's whee you want to be," Dye said in East Ruthefod, N.J., whee his team was pepaing fo the game with Miami. "But why did they pick us No. this yea and not last yea? We haven't played a game yet. t (No. ) puts you in a difficult situation against eveybody you play. "Miami will be coming in hee and. we'll be the second staight No. 1 team they'll play (Miami won the 1983 national championship by nipping then-no. Nebaska in the Oange Bowl) and then we have to go down and play Texas. Eveyone will be licking thei chops to get at us," Dye said. "Being No. 1 doesn't change anything. We'll just ty and get eady to play one game at a time. f we'e good enough, we'll be thee. f we'e not, we'll ty to wok alittle hade. "'ll tell you flat out 'd athe be No. 1 in januay than in August without any esevations. But 'd athe be No. now than not be. 'lnat's what you wok fo," Dye said. Texas, which finished fifth last yea, is sixth stating out this time with 734 points. Ohio State, No. 9 in 1983, s seventh with 661 points. Neithe Texas no Ohio State eceived a No. vote, but Note Dame, Alabama and Miami each got one. Note Dame, which didn't make the Top Twenty last yea, is eighth with 639 points. Alabama, No. 15 last season, is ninth with 632 points and Miami ounds out the Top Ten with 602 points. The peseason Second Ten consists of Penn State, owa, Aizona State, Michigan, Southen Methodist, Oklahoma, Floida, Washington, Boston College and Floida State, with Aizona State eceiving two fist-place votes and owa and Michigan one each. The final 1983 Second Ten was Clemson, SMU, Ai Foce, owa, Alabama, West Viginia, UCLA, Pitt, Boston College and East Caolina. The AP poll oiginated in 1936 but thee was no peseason poll until Only six teams have finished No. 1 afte being anked thee in the peseason poll - Tennessee in 1951, Michigan State in 1952, Oklahoma in 1956, 1974 and 1975 and Alabama in but no one has maintained the No. 1. anking evey week fom a peseason though a post-bowl poll. APTopT--ty The Top Twenty COllege football teams in The As Bociat&d Peas poll, with fist-place vote. n paenth-. this season's ecods and total points. Points baaed on etc. Note Dame oponenta ae italicized. 1. Aubun(30) 11-1-Q 1, Nebaske (5) 12-1-o Pittsbugh (2) Clemson (11) UCLA (5) Texas 11-1-Q Ohio State Note Dame (1) Alabama (1) 8-4-Q Miami Penn State owa (1) Aizona State (2) Michigan (1) So. 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22 .. The Obseve Tuesday, August 28, page 22 Petovic, Buchanan absent fom Phelps' squad AP Phmo Yugoslavia's Dazen Petovic may have Petovic bas elected not to hono his lette of lost his handle on the ball to fonne Noth intent to play fo the ish this yea. Also gone Caolina cente Sam Pekins, but Note fom the ish oste is 6-2 guad ]ojo Dame Head Coach Digge Phelps may have Buchanan, who is tansfeing. jeff Blumb's lost his bold on the 6-4 guad fo good. stoy at ight. By JEFF BLUMB Assistant Spots Edito While U.S. athletes may have left the Olympics ealie this month with many of the medals given out, Note Dame basketball coach Digge Phelps went away fom Los Angeles without the one pize he was looking to bing back to South Bend. Yugoslavian sta Dazen Petovic announced duing the Games that he does not plan to hono the lette-of-intent signed last Novembe to play basketball fo the ish - at least not this yea. nstead the 6-4 Petovic, who led his Yugoslavian squad to a bonze medal, will suit up fo Cibona, division champions in his native land and a team which will be playing in the Euopean club championships fom Novembe to Apil. as to descibe Petovic as a bette vesion of fome NBA and LSU sta Pete Maavich. Last yea upon signing Petovic, Phelps was excited at the pospect of having his fist foeign-bon playe, yet emained cautious about Petovic's chances of eve making it to South Bend. "Between now and (the time afte the Olympics), hopefully he shows up," said the ish coach at the time. "His plans now ae to be hee next yea as a feshman. f he comes to the United States to play college basketball, he's coming to play at Note Dame." Since Novembe, Phelps had gone to consideable length to assue the safe aival of Petovic hee last weekend, including a two-week visit last Apil to his Petovic's home in Yugoslavia - all of which may be fo naught. Whethe he will eve don a Note Dame basketball uni- n addition, Phelps also discoveed ove the fom is up in the ai fo now. summe that guad joe Buchanan would be tansfeing to anothe school. The ish coach, in Los Angeles to do analysis fo ABC-1V's coveage of men's basketball, did not have much to sy on the Petovic situation. "The kid was unde a lot of pessue to stay home," commented Phelps. "He may be hee next yea, but we just don't know." Petovic, some ish basketball fans may ecall, committed to Note Dame last Novembe 16 following his Yugoslavian National team's loss at the hands of the ish in the ACC. n that game, the culy-haied Petovic led all scoes with 24 points on shooting. Nineteen yeas old at that time, Petovic had fist caught the eye of Phelps one yea ealie when his same Yugoslavian National team What it comes down to is that Petovic has signed a lette-of-intent; his fathe would like him to get the education which Note Dame could povide; he himself would like to one day play in the NBA; and he has also signed to play fo Cibona this yea. t's anyone's guess as to whee he will be playing next yea - at Note Dame, in Euope, o somewhee else. One playe Phelps won't have on his team eithe this yea o next, though, is the 6-2 Buchanan, who has decided to tansfe to anothe school afte two injuy-filled seasons unde the Golden Dome. A Seattle, Wash., native, Buchanan went though a switch fom shooting guad to point guad duing his sophomoe campaign. He also was confined to the bench off-and-on duing the second half of last season with ecuing tendinitis in his knees. visited the ACC and he egisteed an impessive shooting pefomance en oute to 13 Of Buchanan's decision, Phelps would only points. Since that game almost two yeas ago, say, "Jo Jo's a playe who's been iqjued a lot Phelps had openly coveted the Yugoslavian the last couple of yeas and who is fustated." sta. Buchanan, who aveaged 3.1 points a game And in Yugoslavia, that is exactly what on 19.7minutesplayedlastseason,epotedly Petovic is- a sta. He s pesently egaded as is consideing attending UCLA, Cal-vine, and one of the best young playes in all of Euope. Nevada-Las Vegas, but he is said to be leaning n fact, one Euopean wite even went so fa towad the Buins. The Student Activities Boad's Sevices Committee Pesents: STEPAN MALL Stepan Cente ednesday,thu.sday August 29 & 30 10:00 a.m.-6:00p.m. Refigeato entals Lumbe 600 capets * Sofas & tables * Bookcases * Hammocks *clothes *Wall Hangings : : * Calendas * Plants :

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24 Sots Steve Beuelein was one of the few stas in Satuday's lackadaisical scimmage, connecting on eight of eleven passes fo 218 yads including touchdown stikes of 21 and nine yads to Ricky Gay and Milt jackson. Also im/jessive wee tailback Alonzo [ef(eson and feshman eceive Tim Bown. Hunte appaently esigns By MKE SULLVAN Spots Edito: Tuesday, August 28, page 24 Satuday's scimmage uninspied; Beuelein impesses at quateback By TERON ROBERTS Spots Wite With two weeks emaining until the season begins in ndianapolis at the Hoosie Dome against Pudue, the Note Dame football team capped a week of twice-a-day pactices with an uninspied scimmage on Satuday. The intense pactice schedule left many of the playes' legs and bodies weay, and a lack of aggessiveness and many mistakes is what esulted. "The team is tied - we've been woking fo a week, going double the touchdown. Jeffeson povided a good look to the coaches, finishing the day with 14 ushes fo 78 yads and caught two passes fo 48 yads, but had to leave pactice afte knocking himself out on a block fo fullback Chis Smith. Beuelein also engineeed a second dive of 65 yads, dumping a pass to Jeffeson fo a 41-yad gain and topping it off with a nine-yad touchdown pass to Milt Jackson. The mistakes began to become moe pevalent as the pactice woe on, with the offensive unit suffeing the wath of offensive coodinato sessions," Coach Gey Faust noted, Ron Hudson's whistle when doing afte oveseeing a 10-minute un- gass dills punishment fo pocening peiod. "Thei legs ae tied, due pe?alttes and fumbles. and that's why we'e unning_ to get Runung back Byon Abaham them in top shape." gained 61 yads o 18 caies, but n keeping with scimmages in the fumbled the ball twice, exemplay f past, the fist units did not compete some fthe toubles the offens umt Some key pesonnel wee missing fom Satuday's scimmage, which also may have been the eason fo some mistakes by less expeienced playes. Allen Pinkett, Mak Bavao, Joe Howad and Tom Doege wee among the notable playes who did not play due to slight injuies. All of them ae expected to be pacticing this week. Steve Beuelein was one of the few individual stas of the scimmage, completing nine of eleven passes fo 218 yads. Beuelein wasted no time getting stated, capping a six-play, 93-yad dive with a 21-yad scoing stike to tight end Ricky Gay. Alonzo Jeffeson, Pinkett's eplacement at tailback, contibuted uns of 17 and 21 yads en oute to ish spots have active summe Note Dame students may have been on beak this summe, but many Note Dame athletes and the athletit depatment wee keeping busy: Thee wee seveal coaching changes and additions, as well as a good amount of football news. The following is a bief update: t is not official yet, but Rich Hunte appaently has esigned as socce coach. The details of his esignation ae not yet known, but will be made available as soon as possible. t appeas the new socce coach will be Dennis Gace, who was hied as an assistant coach ove the summe. Gace is a fome ndiana socce sta, who most ecently seved as the head socce coach at Bloomsbug Univesity in Pennsylvania. He was the coach of the Midwest team in the 1980 National Spots Festival. He also has had coaching posts with Ti-State Univesity, ndiana State-Evansville, and Clemson. He will have a tough job succeeding Hunte who compiled a ecod ove the past seven yeas without much scholaship help. Thee is a new field hockey coach also. Fome Olympian Jill Lindenfeld was named this summe to lead the ish women. Undenfeld, who has been teaching in the Beien County (Mich.) school disticts fo the past five yeas, succeeds Jan Galen Bishop who left afte last season. A 1975 gaduate of West Cheste ( Pa.) State College, Undenfeld seved two yeas as head field hockey coach at Cal Poly-Pomona. Thee new assistant coaches wee named ove the summe also. Geg Buce has joined women's basketball coach May DiStanislao's staff as an assistant. He eplaces fome assistant Jill Jeffey who esigned to become head coach at Montclai State (N.j.). And Ted Potts, fome tack coach at Niles High School, has been added to ish tack coach Joe Piane's staff. College football has been a vey newswothy topic this sumd\e as the Supeme Cout uled that the NCAA's contol of all collegiate television ights was unconstitutional. The uling has caused a geat amount of confusion, if not chaos, as Division 1-A colleges have boken up into two majo goups - the Collegiate Football Association ( CFA) and a coalition of Big Ten and Pacific Ten confeences. Each goup has been making its own deals. Thee will be moe on this situation late this week in The Obseve. The pe-season polls ae now out and Gey Faust's ish ae picked to finish quite high in most of them. n fact, two publications have picked the ish to finish No. at the end of the season. GamePlan and Gay Austin's College Football have tabbed Note Dame as the team to beat. Othe high ankings include nside Spots (No. 5), Steet & Smith (No. 6 ), and Spot (No. 6 ). A composite poll of all the pe-season picks will appea in Fiday's pape. ndividual Note Dame playes have also been honoed by being named to vaious pe-season all Ameica lists. Allen Pinkett was just about eveybody's choice fo fist-team unning back, while offensive linemen Lay Williams and Mike Kelley wee also mentioned seveal times. End Mike Golic and safety Joe Johnson also eceived some pe-season ecognition. Pinkett eceived quite a bit of attention as a Reisman Tophy candidate. A numbe of 1984 Note Dame gaduates attempted to join National Football League teams this summe and, with the season just aound the cone, appea to have been faily successful. Blai Kiel, who was picked up in the th ound by the Tampa Bay Buccanees, not only appeas to have a good chance of making the Bucs as a punte and quateback, but has been impessive enough to put pessue on the vetean quatebacks. Running back Geg Bell who was picked in the fist ound by the Buffalo Bills went though a contactual dispute with the Bills befoe finally signing ecently. He has not been ovely impessive yet, but the layoff pobably has had something to do with that. Chis Bown has been a pleasant supise as defensive back fo the Pittsbugh Steeles. Bown had two inteceptions in a pe-season game against Dallas on pime-time television. Bown's patne in the seconday last yea, Stacey Toan, did not have much luck making the squad of the defending wold champion Oakland Raides, but, as of last week, was getting a look fom some othe clubs in need of seconday help. Most of the bad news fo ish playes came fom the Dallas Cowboys who cut ninth-ound pick Nell Maune and (ee agents Kevin Smith and Mike Johnston. Defensive lineman Jon Auty was cut by the New Yok Jets afte tying to make the team as a fee agent. see SUMMER, page 14 against each othe, so that the expenencd. Thee passes, u.pped coaches could look at individual by offenstve playes, wee mte playes in diffeent positions. cepted, and no fewe than 13 penalties wee committed duing the two-and-a halfhou scimmage. "The scimmages ae a time fo us to look at what we need to imfo 57 yads). Also, feshman quae teback Tom Byne an the twominute offense to pefection, completing six passes in a ow, setting up a 28-yad John Caney field goal. The defensive seconday suffeed though a couple of lapses, as Beuelein often deliveed the ball to open eceives. On the fist play of the thid seies, Beuelein hit Milt Jackson, who got behind feshman coneback Bandy Wells, fo a 75-yad gain. Fou plays late, Jeffeson dove ove fom the one fo the fist ushing touchdown ofthe day. The numbe one defensive unit shut down the second offensive team thee staight times, aided by two dopped passes and one pocedue penalty by the offense. The second unit was not the only offensive squad fustated by the fist defense. n the eleven times it was on the field, the opposition could only manage thee points against the numbe one defense. pove," Faust said. "We've got to im- John McCabe and Tony Fujanic pove ou aggessiveness on defense each had eight tackles to lead the list and cut down on the numbe of of best individual defensive pefomistakes on offense." mances. Thee wee some eye-aising stausucs, Faust got a chance to look at all of though, as feshman his quatebacks. Scott Gooms, speedste Tony Bown (fou catches who an the second team and abo fo 53 yads) tied fo the most eceptions with Alvin Mille (fou catches see FOOTBALL, page 17 Student ticket distibution begins today fo all senios Student ticket distibution fo the 1984 football season begins today at 3 p.m. fo all senios who puchased season tickets ove the summe. The distibution will continue though the week fo all othe students accoding to the schedule detailed below. Distibuted simultaneously with the five-game package fo games in Note Dame Stadium will be the tickets fo the Pudue-Note Dame game in the ndianapolis Hoosie Dome and a bus ticket to ndianapolis fo students who indicated on the ticket application that they would use this Univesity-supplied sevice. All Note Dame and Saint May's students who puchased football tickets should epot to the ticket windows at Gate 3 of the Athletic and Convocation Cente. Student football tickets may be picked up Tuesday though Fiday accoding to the following schedule which must be stictly adheed to. Senios may pick up thei tickets today fom 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Junios and all undegaduate students in thei ninth semeste o highe may pick up thei tickets tomoow fom 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sophomoes, gaduate students, and law students may pick up thei tickets on Thusday, August 30, fom 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Feshmen may pick up thei tickets on Fiday, August 31, fom 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. The eseved seats in the student sections have not been peassigned by the ticket office. f you desie to sit with a classmate, you must pesent you D's togethe fo adjacent seating. No student may pesent moe than fou D's. Band membes and pospective band membes should check with band officials egading ticket distibution pocedues. Maied students who puchased tickets duing the summe should epot to the ACC with thei espective class on the scheduled day. When picking up you student tickets please.pesent evidence of you maital status, such as a maiage license, joint checking account. Saint May's students may pick up thei tickets on the schedule listed. f a Saint May's student wishes to sit with a Note Dame student whose class is the same they must pesent thei D's at the same time. No student may pesent moe than fou D's. Cowd contol gates and student secuity pesonnel will be utilized fo the issuance of the student tickets. Please stand in single lines as indicated by the cowd contol gates. When aiving at the ACC, please ente Gate 3. Gate 3 will be open at 2:30p.m. daily. You coopeation and odely conduct will enable the ticket committee to minimize you inconvenience. f afte the issue dates listed student tickets ae still available, they na; be puchased by student; who did not espond duing the summe. This issue will be on a fist-come, fist-seved basis until student tickets ae exhausted. Tickets will be issued though windows No. and 2 on the second floo of the ACC on Monday, Septembe 3, fom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please note, this is only fo students who did not eceive a ticket duing the egula issue dates of August This issue will be fo the five-game package fo games played in Note Dame Stadium. Student tickets fo the Pudue game ae sold out. You must have an D cad fo admission to all home football games.