Arrests, fires, chaos follow Ohio State victory

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1 Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 Vol. XXVII No. 31 TilE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING NOTRE DAME AND SAINT MARY'S Aests, fies, chaos follow Ohio State victoy Obseve Staff Repot COLUMBUS, Ohio Police made 4 7 aests ealy Sunday and used tea gas to beak up unuly cowds celebating Ohio State's football victoy ove Note Dame. Those aested in the campus-aea distubance wee chaged with disodely conduct, ioting o esisting aest. No offices wee hut, said police Lt. Jey Tidall. Thee wee no epots of civilian injuies. The unest was concentated in the aea aound Noth High Steet and Summit Ave, said Sgt. Joseph Schade. Thee was an undetemined amount of popety damage, but no majo damage was epoted. Bottles, litte, mattesses and othe debis coveed steets nea campus. The Buckeyes defeated the Fighting Iish Satuday aftenoon in the fist football game between the schools since Schade classified the event as a "lage civil distubance." Things wee elatively quiet Univesity commissions fim to eview campus jobs By MEGAN McGRATH News Wite In an effot to impove woking conditions fo Note Dame's suppot staff, the Depatment of Human Hesouces has commissioned a consulting fim to evaluate job desciptions and possibly estuctue the classification pocess. The Depatment announced thei plans to univesity employees this week. At a Gende Studills foum Thusday, Sept. 21, pofessos Jean Pote and Teesa Ghiladucci discussed seveal of the poblems facing suppot staff at the Univesity. In addition to the elatively low pay, which stats below that of most othe jobs on campus, a main issue discussed was the way in which secetaies ae categoized. "The Univesity is not satisfied with the classification system," said Hoge Mullins, Diecto of Human Hesouces. "Fo that eason we have commissioned a study of the system to take place in the next six to nine months." Accoding to Human Resouces, the consulting fim of Towes Peia has been bought in to evaluate the classification of Univesity suppot staff. Mullins also anticipates using extensive staff input. "We ae planning to put togethe staff committees so we can get thei assessment and involvement in the pocess." Mullins said. "We will be sitting down with staff, listening to thei ideas and finding out what changes they'd implement." At the foum, seveal secetaies and depatment chais expessed fustation with the cuent system. Unde the system, secetaies ae placed into one of five categoies. Howeve, many claimed that moving between categoies was too see STAFF I page 6 until campus bas closed aound 2 a.m. Sunday, police said. The mayhem stated afte an undetemined numbe of ba patons moved into the steets. Police dessed in iot gea used tea gas at least fou times to beak up cowds. Offices on hoseback also wee used to dispese people. Note Dame students epoted simila tactics wee used Fiday night, with little waning. Senio May Plumb said police attempted to clea students Dashing fo dollas Manley: Manages cucial By MELANIE LAFLIN Assistant News Edito Manages might have a lot to lean fom Johnny Appleseed, sewing andom seeds as oppotunities fo employees to cultivate thei own ideas, accoding to Matin Manley, fome U.S. Assistant Secetay of Labo. In an attempt to bing expets in the aea of paticipatoy management to Note Dame to addess both students and faculty, the Donnelly Lectue Seies pesented its eighth annual lectue, Manley, this past Fiday in the Jodan Auditoium. Speaking on paticipation, owneship, and pefomance, Manley suggested pofessional patneships among colleagues play an impotant pat of the management model. "My expnience as a machinist on the shop floo, my dealings with tade unions, and holding a senio govenment position has shown me that pofessional patneships among colleagues ae vital to a poductive business atmosphee," stated Manley. Accoding to Manley, most taditional businesses can lean fom sevice industies such as advetising agencies, law o consulting fims, and govenment institutions. Manley gave The Obseve/David Muphy Matin Manley gave six easons why businesses should lean fom sevice industies. He spoke at the Jodan Auditoium on Fiday as pat of Note Dame's Donnelly Lectue Seies. six key easons why businesses views befoe enteing a fim. should lean fom this sevice "Management's ole of eenvionment. wading the development of "Fist, talented people must skills and not just esults is also become the DNA of the ogani- key," said Manley. Communization," stated Manley. This is cation skills, client developachieved though investing ment, and citical thinking ae massively in hiing. Accoding to Manley, the pesent value of all ticks of the tade. "Socialization within the oa hiing decision is one million, ganization is a poweful manwheeas a bad decision can be agement tool. With the same woth two million. In the se- expeiences and identical vice secto, employees eceive between ten and twenty inte- see MANLEY/ page6 fom a cowded ba. "We wee chanting back and foth (with Ohio State students) but it was all in good fun, no one seemed angy," she said. "It didn't seem out of contol." Then without waning Plumb said, tea gas began to fill the ba. "The cop just dopped a caniste. It felt like I inhaled shads of glass. I just stated coughing and wanted to cough moe." Police could not confim the use of tea gas on Fiday night. About a dozen fies wee set ealy Sunday in tash bins. When fiefightes tied to each them, some people thew ocks and bottles at fiefightes and police, said police Sgt. Kevin Justice. Many of the fies could not be eached and buned themselves out. About 100 State Highway Patol toopes, 70 Fanklin County sheiffs deputies, 70 city police offices and 40 campus police attempted to contol the cowds. The Associated Pess and News Edito Dave Tyle contibuted to this epot. The Obseve/David Muphy Students paticipate in Lewis Hall's thee mile ace to help aise money fo beast cance eseach. Fuentes evaluates U.S., Latin Ameican elations By KARA PAVLIK News Wite Calos Fuentes, an intenationally acclaimed autho, now finds himself assuming the ole of a political figue in the quest fo peace in Latin Ameica. Kicking oft Saint May's week long celebation of multicultualism, Fuentes gave a speech in O'Laughlin Auditoium Satuday night entitled "U.S. and Latin Ameica: A Shaed Continent." Fuentes' thee fold speech dealt with the histoy between Latin Ameica and the United States, the egions' cultual diffeences and similaities, and post cold wa policies egading economic, political and social change. "The histoy of elations has been a vast asymmety of powe," Fuentes said. Taditionally the United States has been peceived as stong, wheeas Latin Ameica was looked at as weak. But Latin Ameica wants to be on equal tems with the United States. "Latin Ameica was aely seen in the Cold Wa yeas," said Fuentes. "Now that the Cold Wa has debased, cultual divesities need to be fogotten, poblems ceated by histoy need to be fogotten." Key among establishing bette elations between the egions accoding to Fuentes: people need to ealize that Latin Ameica and the United States shae a long and ich cultual backgound. Both have a common cultue consisting of Native Ameican histoy. at, liteatue, eligion, and self-govenment. But in the establishment of this common cultue, impotant goups wee left out. And minoity goups, such as women, have been limited tin the United States' Anglo-Saxon histoy: "The United States is not tuly moden if it it does not include what was thee at the ceation. It's a tagic iony that histoy and happiness aely coincide," says Fuentes. In effect, with the Cold Wa ove, Latin Ameica and the United Sates ae beginning to "shed the buden of histoy" and ceate an inclusive athe than an exclusive society. An openness to mutual ichness will lead society. politics and the economy in a diection towad which the wold can be see FUENTES I page 6

2 page 2 INSIDE COLUMN Next time bing you gas masks Foget the cameas and leave you oad maps at home. Next time you plan on being in Columbus, Ohio, you'd pobably be bette off binging a gas mask. Ohio may be "the heat of it all," but you cetainly couldn't decibe the.police detail patolling Columbus' High Steet ealy Satuday moning Kista Nanney Accent Edito as "all heat." Duing the pe-game evely, the offices enteed many of the bas lining the popula, college-cowd steet, dopped peppe spay and an. They then poceeded to ignoe many of the choking, coughing students left in thei wake. The mass of confused ND/OSU fans wee heded like cattle fom one come to the next as the police continued to peppe spay them. Then they sent in the iot police, dessed head to toe in black, billy clubs in hand. Up till now, the closest I've eve gotten to iot police is CNN and Tiananmen Squae. So, if what I witnessed on High Steet was a iot, I've been leading a secetly wild life all these yeas and haven't even ealized it. Wait till mom heas this. Ganted, I missed the ba bawls and gabage dumpste buning this weekend. I neve saw the people thowing bottles and ocks at police cuises. I wasn't accosted o cused at. I neve felt like I was in seious dange. Maybe I'm blind and deaf. But on Fiday night, when they gassed the bas in the aea of Mean M. Mustad's, I don't think I'm too wong when I say a little advance "'aning was called fo. I'm assuming this was fo ou own good. They wee pobably potecting us. (Fom ouselves, pehaps?) But if you'e going to do us that kind of favo, clue us in. By 1:30 a.m., the steet was one big coughing, confused mess. A lot of people could have been seiously injued, if not stunned tempoaily. Not only fom the gas, but fom the esulting chaos and geneal sense of panic. I watched as students asked one office fo an ambulance; a gil was having difficulty beathing-difficulty way beyond that caused by iot squad gas. He was quick to infom the students that he had been "in the van" and had little to do with the events of the evening. Then, without even seeing the gil, he added that an ambulance was unnecessay ("Just fan he"). Gee, thanks. We can complain about S.U.D.S all we want. But none of us can eve say that we've been gassed in o aound the popeties of Note Dame and Saint May's by ou own police foce. ND Secuity might get on ou neves evey once and a while, but when it comes down to it, they'e hee to help usnot hut us. Afte seeing what went on in Columbus this weekend, I have to say that ND Secuity has ou best inteests at heat. The Linebacke may get packed evey so often, but you neve see the place suounded by men and women in iot gea. You neve see a cop evey ninety feet o gangs of ovezealous feshman setting dumpstes on fie. We can walk back and foth fom Tutle Ceek and College Pak without watching ou backs. To put it simply, we can feel safe hee, comfoted by the knowledge that we ae suounded by esponsible people. And safe is a good feeling to have. I can only hope that Note Dame stays as safe foeve. The views expessed in the Inside Column ae those of the autho and not necessaily those of The Obseve. TODAY'S STAFF News Kisti Kolski Bill Connoly Spots Rafael Gonzalez David Badley Gaphics Tom Roland Viewpoint Chistina Cannon Poduction Kia Hutchinson Jana Bude Lab Tech Katie Koene Tom Johannesen The Obseve (USPS ) is published Monday though Fiday except duing exam and vacation peiods. The Obseve is a membe of the Associated Pess. All epoduction ights ae eseved. The Obseve INSIDE Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 WORlD AT A GLANCE Opah makes elite list of ichest Ameicans NEW YORK Soon it may be Opah with nine O's. In Fobes magazine's 1995list of the 400 ichest Ameicans, Opah Winfey stands at No Although she has a consideable way to go, she's en oute to becoming Ameica's fist black billionaie, the magazine said in its Oct. 16 issue, eleased Sunday. Micosoft Cop. Chaiman Bill Gates, whose accomplishments this yea included fmally intoducing Windows 95 and tuning the Stones into softwae pitchmen, held the top spot fo the second consecutive yea. Fobes put Gates' net woth at about $14.8 billion. Investo Waen Buffett again assumed the No. 2 slot, this yea at oughly $11.8 billion. His bottom line was boosted by about $400 million afte The Walt Disney Co. offeed $19 billion fo Capital Cities/ABC Inc., one of Buffett's longtime holdings. Winfey, the only entetaine on the annual list, is woth about $340 million, which Fobes said put he just ahead of New Yok money manage Leon Levy. The 41-yea-old Chicagoan owns he top-ated talk show and poduction company, Hapo (Opah spelled backwad), and holds a big stake in the show's distibuto, King Wold Poductions Inc. Winfey's coffes will continue to gow as she benefits fom five-yea deals fo "The Opah Winfey Show" signed last yea with 210 television stations, plus a sixfilm commitment fom ABC and King Wold stock op tions. She also plans to become a Hollywood poduce. Dole may settle fo tax cut WASHINGTON Senate Majoity Leade Bob Dole, expessing supise at the opposition of some Republican consevatives, said Sunday he might have to give gound on the GOP plan to cut taxes by $245 billion. "Thee's been some indications even fom consevative Republicans... that maybe we shouldn't ty to go all the way to $245 billion," Dole, R-Kan., said on CBS' "Face the-nation.""will it be $245 billion? I'm not cetain at this point. "But House Speake Newt Gingich, R-Ga., speaking on ABC's "This Week With David Binkley," noted that Dole and othe Senate leades had voted fo the $245 billion cut and said, "I think the Senate fankly is hono bound to delive on it."gingich said it would be "vitually impossible" to win House appoval of a smalle cut. The tax eduction plan, a conestone of House Republicans' "Contact With Ameica," has been hammeed by Democats. Jet skie dies ove Niagaa Falls NIAGARA FALLS, Ontaio A 39-yea-old stuntman who tied to ide ove Niagaa Falls on a Jet Ski and paachute to safety plunged to his death on Sunday afte the paachute failed to open, police said. Robet Oveacke of Camaillo, Calif., went ove the bink of the Niagaa Rive's Canadian Hoseshoe Falls at about 12:35 p.m., as seveal othe people filmed the stunt. Oveacke, a gaduate of a Califonia stunt school, had a device stapped to his back that included a ocket fo lifting him off the Jet Ski and a paachute that had to be opened manually. The contaption failed to wok. He fell180 feet to the wate below, accoding to Niagaa Falls Pak Police dispatche Tom Detenbeck. "It's like hitting cement." Oveacke wasn't beathing when he was lifted fom the wate, and was ponounced dead on aival at Niagaa Geneal Hospital. "I hate to see these stuntes ty things," said Lawence McGinn, the assistant geneal manage fo Maid of the Mist, which sent a boat out to ecove the body. "I think the falls is going to win most of the time." INDIANA WEATHER Monday, Oct. 2 Accu-Weathe"'foecast fo daytime conditions and high tempeatues ILL. llndianapoli3 76 I KY. OHIO ~,~,~~~~ (f ~cia ShoweJS T-stoms Rain Fluies Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy VIa Associated Poss Gaph/csNet AccuWeathe, Inc. Dam Gates Cofounde of Micosoft Cop. $14.8 billion fj Waen Buffett Stock maket guu $11.8 billion II John Kluge Founde of Metomedia $6.7 billion of the ten ichest Ameicans: II Paul Allen With Gates, stated Micosoft $6.1 billion 1!1 Sumne Redstone CEOViacom $4.8 billion 1!1 Richad DeVos Patne in Amway Cop. $4.3 billion IJ Jay Van Andel Patne in Amway; owns Olando Magic $4.3 billion I!J Samuel Newhouse J. Publishing, cable 'TV magnate $4.3 billion Ill Donald Newhouse Publishing, cable TV magnate $4.3 billion 1m Helen Walton Widow of Sam Watton who launched Wai Mat stoes $4.3 billion APfTacie Tso Stikes clash with police in Detoit DETROIT Police and guads clashed with picketes outside two Detoit Newspapes distibution centes ealy Sunday, and at least 17 people wee aested. "Obviously things have escalated," said deputy police chief Benny Napoleon. "We've had seveal fies, seveal incendiay devices explode... Things ae definitely getting a little moe heated, no question." At least two offices suffeed mino injuies when they wee stuck by picket signs, and the union said fou potestes wee injued. The clashes followed peaceful potests late Satuday at two pinting plants. Last weekend, police dismantled a homemade bomb outside a distibution cente. Six unions epesenting 2,500 employees stuck on July 13 afte management efused to extend contacts duing negotiations. Detoit Newspapes ovesees business opeations at The Detoit News, owned by Gannett Co. Inc., and the Detoit Fee Pess, owned by Knight-Ridde Inc. The main issues ae wages and staffmg levels. The newspapes ae publishing with manages and eplacement wokes. Possible Powell un divides GOP WASHINGTON The allue of Colin Powell to Republicans hungy fo an inspiational standad-beae has ignited squabbling among paty consevatives, who ae deeply split ove whethe to welcome o dispaage the popula etied geneal. Powell's emegence also evives a debate ove whethe the GOP should be a "big tent" welcoming a vaiety of views o should hold to a fim consevative ideology that was solidified with the paty's takeove of the House and Senate last fall. Even though Powell emains cagey about whethe he will actually un fo pesident, many Republican activists ae aghast that fellow consevative stalwats ae uging him into the paty's nomination pocess. Eyeing opinion polls that show Powell would un stongly in the GOP field, they woy he might attact Republican votes who don't even agee with him on issues like abotion, affimative action and welfae. Powell has expessed modeate views on those questions that appea out of step with the paty's congessional momentum. NATIONAl WEATHER The AccuWeathe foecast fo noon, Monday, Oct. 2. 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3 ~ ~ Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve CAMPUS NEWS page 3 STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Council plans Women's Week By Donna Miandola News wite Saint May's College Student Academic Council (SAC) discussed plans fo Women's Week at last night's meeting. The date fo the week is set to be Febuay 5-9. Women's Week is impotant in ode to "Bing issues that effect women to the foefont," accoding tc? SAC Chaiwoman ITS NOT WORTH THE WEIGHT. ~tif~i ~ Fol bel\el ealttl ad fitess, exb!cise. Hacquel Mitchell. Each day duing the week will be filled with diffeent activities concening women's issues. Activities planned include an aeobics fo chaity night, a movie night featuing The Joy Luck Club and a night of female bands and singes at Claissa Dalloway's Coffee House. Planned daytime events include a week long Bown Bag Cict off it. Execise. VAmeican Heal Association ',. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 11:00 AM- STEPAN CENTER.., 3 & 6 MILE RUNS AND....' PANCAKE BREAKFAST '. I : T-SHIRTS TO ALL FINISHERS REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT RECSPORTS $5.00 IN ADVANCE & $6.00 DAY OF RACE STUDENT AND STAFF DIVISIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL RECSPORTS AT Lunch seies featuing Saint May's College pofessos speaking on vaious issues still to be announced. The South Bend Police Depatment will offe a self-defense instuction couse featuing a tained self-defense squad. SAC secetay, Doie Wilkey emaked that the sessions ae vey impotant because, "some eally effective techniques ae taught." Upcoming SAC events include the Lectue Seies on Novembe 8, at 7:00 in Stapleton Lounge featuing St. Patick's College student, Kathaine O'Shea. Also, the Choosing a Majo Night will be sponsoed by the Caee Counseling Depatment. /\mcncan.~.k_at ~ /\ssocidtloib~ F1ghtmg Haan 01sease ana Stoke The Most hnpotiant Instument in the Teatment of Stoke Deloitte & Touche Consulting Goup ''At Deloitte & Touche Consulting Goup, we patne with clients to ceate change that poduces esults, esults that show on ou clients' top and ~ottom lines." Deloitte & Touche Consulting Goup is an intenational management consulting fim poviding ceative solutions to majo clients in a vaiety of industies. SMC celebates tenth yea of Women's Studies BY LESLIE FIELD News Wite The Saint May's College Women's Studies Depatment celebated its tenth annivesay last night in Stapleton Lounge by having one of its foundes, D. Penny Jameson, speak about he caee duing and afte he twenty yeas at Saint May's, focusing on the topic "Pesonal as Political." Pofesso Gail Mandell, who has woked with Jameson since the ealy 1970's, said, "It wasn't he [Jameson's] cedentials, but the quality of he being that impessed me. It was the way that she could enegize a goup." As a Stanfod gaduate with futhe education fom the Univesity of Wisconsin, Jameson joined the Saint May's faculty in Without a textbook, she taught the couse, "The Psychology of Women." At this point, she ealized that little eseach focused on women's psychology. Faculty membes Ann Clak and Siste Miiam Cooney ageed with Jameson's belief that Saint May's College needed a Women's Studies Depatment. Afte futhe eseach and planning by Jameson, she submitted a Lily Gant entitled, "Women fo the Yea 2000." By 1985, the Women's Studies Depatment was officially in place, putting Saint May's ahead of othe colleges that did not yet have Women's Studies Depatments. Duing he time at Saint May's, Jameson also established the Justice Education Depatment and the Ealy Childhood Development Cente. Five yeas afte the Women's Studies Depatment's official ecognition, Jameson left Saint May's to pusue he second PhD in Clinical Psychology at the Univesity of Utah. Fo the past fou yeas, Jameson has been studying female students in highe education. She discussed some of he own expeiences as a student, which, even in the 1990's, have been sexist. She continues to eseach easons behind this inequality and ways to addess it. She stated that many societal poblems suound women and thei oles in the family and society at lage, addessing the topic of "Pesonal as Political," and how citical this elationship is to ou cultue. Today, the Woman's Studies Depatment is doing well, accoding to Depatment Coodinato Susan Alexande. Phyllis Kmainski, a cuent teache of the Intoduction to Women's Studies Class, discussed the self designed Women's Studies Majo that students can paticipate in. Students also speak highly of the depatment, as many of them mino in Women's Studies. Junio Kistina Campbell stated, "It is an inteesting mino and a vey good way to get a diffeent slant on liteatue and histoy, especially. Women's expeiences ae geneally left out of typical suvey classes.'" Contact declaed between U.S. Post Office and unions By KEVIN GALVIN Associated Pess Wite WASHINGTON A fedeal abitation boad announced Sunday a new fouyea contact between the U.S. Postal Sevice and a union, affecting about 365,000 employees. The boad's decision, which is final. povides two lump-sum payments, a pai of 1.2 pecent aises, and annual cost-of-living adjustments beginning in the second yea. It also educes night-shift pay, but povides a sepaate one-time payment to employees epesented by the Ameican Postal Wokes Union who woked the night shift in fiscal "We had hoped to achieve a negotiated ageement with the APWU, but wee unsuccessful and wee compelled to follow the abitation pocess," Postmaste Geneal Mavin Hunyon said. "It's time to move fowad togethe and get on with the business of meeting the challenges of competition." Manufactuing Health Cae Automotive Constuction Govenment I Non-pofit Copoate Stategy Reengineeing Infomation Technology Litigation Outsoucing We ae cuently seeking enegetic and talented individuals to join ou Business Analyst and Systems Analyst Pogams in the Detoit Office. We ae looking fo candidates with a high level of achievement who possess both stong quantitative and intepesonal skills. We hope you will conside this challenging and ewading oppotunity to pefom exciting and impotant wok in the global business aena. Please bing a esume and join us fo ou campus pesentation. Tuesday, Octobe 3 The Univesity Club - Main Lounge 7:30-9:30P.M. NoTRE DAME COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE PRESENTS TRANSLATED AND DIRECTED BY REV. DAVID GARRICK, C.S.C. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4 8:00 P.M. friday, OCT :00 P.M. THURSDAY, OCT :00 P.M. SATURDAY, OCT :00 P.M. SuNDAY, Oc :30P.M. 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5 Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve WILSON QUITS page 5 Goveno peaches GOP unity By JOHN HOWARD Associated Pess PALM DESERT, Calif. A day afte he folded his debt-iddled pesidential campaign, Pete Wilson on Satuday uged Califonia Republicans to unite, captue the Legislatue and puge Democat-backed GOP dissidents. The Hepublican goveno, seeking to make peace with the GOP's ank-and-file who wee angeed with his pesidential bid, suggested he would campaign on behalf of his paty's candidates and help aise paty funds duing his emaining thee yeas as goveno. He declined to talk to epotes following his addess. Wilson told moe than 1,000 Republican activists at the state paty's fall convention that his highest pioities wee captu.ing the Legislatue fo the GOP and deliveing Califonia's 54 Electoal College votes to Republicans in next yea's SUNDAY, OCfOBER 1 & SUNDAY, OCfOBER 8 MUST HAVE RIDDEN A HORSE AT LEAST ONCE TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED ~ $1S.fPiN ~ BUS DEPARTS LIBRARY CIRCLE 10/1 10:15 10/1 11:45 10/8 10::15 10/8 12:15 RmE 11:00 12:30 11:00 1:00 RETURN TO CAMPUS 12:30 2:00 1:30 2:30 REGISTER& PAY IN ADVANCE MAXIMUM NUMBER PER RIDE IS 5. ' fou MOUE INfO CALL UECSI'OUTS:1T6.H pesidential election. "Nothing is moe impotant fo Califonia than achieving united Republican majoities in the Senate and Assembly," he said, pomising to back ecall elections fo enegade Republicans, such as fome Assembly Speake Dois Allen "and any othe tuncoat who is tempted to put pesonal gain ahead of pinciple and the Republican agenda." Allen, a Republican, seved biefly as speake with votes deliveed by Democatic Leade Willie Bown. She faces a ecall in eight weeks. Wilson appaently was efeing to the cuent speake, Assemblyman Bian Setencich, a Fesno Republican and Allen potege, when he spoke of "any othe tuncoat." Setencich was elected in the closely divided, 80-membe house with Democatic votes, plus his own and Allen's. Wilson's often-squeaky voice "'did not falte once duing his 20-minute addess, and he appeaed fa moe elaxed and animated than in ecent days. In a last-minute scheduling change that caught state paty officials by supise, Wilson appeaed ealie Satuday befoe 150 membes of county Republican committees. They have been among Wilson's most vocal citics, upset that the Califonia goveno's political hopes could leave the state in the hands of a Democatic lieutenant goveno. The 0 tlseve is hosting: The Obseve Witing Wokshop Wednesday, Octobe 4@ 8:00p.m. in the Foste Room, 3d Floo LaFotune. All new and old Obseve News and Accent wites welcome. 7~~~~~,4~~ CAREER DAY 1995 Fiday, Octobe 6 1 0~00 am ~ 4:00 pm Atium of the College of Business Administation Building Complex Please pick up a bochue in the College of Business Administation Building Complex fo session times and company listings. Wilson quits 1996 ace, fist to dop fom field By john KING Associated Pess WASHINGTON Out of money and tailing ~adly even in his home state, Califonia Gov. Pete Wilson abandoned his bid fo the 1996 Republican pesidential nomination Fiday, saying he could not in good conscience pile up a huge debt. "As much as you heats and mine tell me to fight on, my conscience tells me that to do so would be unfai to all of us," Wilson said at a Sacamento ally. "To go on would simply be to un up an unacceptable debt." Wilson made his decision late Thusday afte being told he would have to boow to keep his debt-laden campaign alive, and even then be able to un just a bae-bones opeation. He called top suppotes aound the county Fiday moning to infom them he would quit the ace just one month and one day afte he fomally jumped in. "I hope I haven't let you down," he told his suppotes. "I blame no one but myself. This is my campaign." He was the fist declaed 1996 hopeful to bow out. "He absolutely would have made a fantastic pesident," said Buce Benson, the fome Coloado Republican chaiman and a membe of Wilson's finance team. "But you've got to at some point face up and bite the bullet... When you stat that late, it's had to get the momentum up." As they usheed him out of the field, politely, most of the emaining GOP hopefuls suggested they stood to gain. Consevative commentato Pat Buchanan noted that he also had put cubs on immigation and affimative action atop his social agenda. Texas My Fashion Secet? Goodwill. Who sa1d that m ode to look good you had to spend a lot of money? Goodwill caies all the Band Name clothing you like,but without the band new pices.we have the same lage, quality selection of clothing that you would find in the mall... but at a ~~~jy pice that will ~ keep you coming back, looking good, and impessing fiends. So, the next time you need a paticula outfit, o you'e just looking fo something diffeent, give us a ty. You'll find thee's something fo eveyone at Goodwill. GOP ace fo the White House /~-~ -... :~~~~~dout a -~ pesidential ace:, )C Gov. Pete Wllaon, C81Homla: Fiday became lhe fist candidate to dop out...f Senate Majoity Leade Bob Dole: Officially announced his candidacy - his thid - on Apil f Rep. Robet Donan, Califonia: Officially announced his candidacy on Apll13...fSen. Richad Luga, Indiana: Officially announced his pesidential candidacy Apll19..j Sen. Alen Specte, Pennaylvanla: FaiiOIS abotion lghle, announced Mach 30..f Alan Keye~~: Mld level Reagan atlmlnistatlon State Depatment official announced Mach 26...fPat Buchanan: Consevative commentato who challenged Bush In the 1992 announced Mach 20...fFomeTennessae Gov. Lama Alexande: The Bush administation education secetay fomally announced Feb f Sen. Phil Gamm, Texas: Fomally announced Feb f Steve Fobes: Publishing magnate, announced la8t week. Sen. Phil Gamm eleased a list of his consevative suppot in Califonia, and suggested he now had as good a chance as anyone to win the state's Mach pimay - if the nomination isn't aleady decided by then. Fome Tennessee Gov. Lama Alexande, who pehaps had the most to lose fom any ealy Wilson success, noted that he was now the only GOP candidate who has un a state. The GOP font-unne, Senate Majoity Leade Bob Dole, had little to say, save calling the goveno a longtime fiend. Dole's campaign said it hoped to ultimately win Wilson's suppot, and noted its big lead in Califonia pimay polls. Califonia is citical to Pesident Clinton's e-election hopes, and his advises had been thilled at Wilson's ealy toubles. Clinton eacted with disbelief whim told of Wilson's decision. "No, ae you sue?" he asked duing a pictue-taking session in the Oval Office. "I espect the judgment that he would make o anyone would make unde the cicumstances, since I've been though ic' Clinton said. Wilson's abupt decision ends a campaign that stated with consideable pomise, if fo no othe eason than his standing as goveno of the nation's lagest state, a poven fundaise fesh fom a come-fombehind e-election win. But those assets, ionically, became Wilson's biggest poblems. He had pledged not to seek the pesidency if e-elected, and beaking that pomise cost him dealy. Not only did Califonia votes voice thei esentment, but Wilson found it had to aise money fom backes who dug deep last yea to etun him to Sacamento and expected him to stay thee. "Califonians elected Wilson to be goveno," said Califonia pollste Mevin Field. "They felt his pledge not to un was impotant. When he decided to un, he just lost them." And any cedibility to the agument that he was the Republican best suited to beat Clinton. Wilson also was an awkwad fit with consevative GOP pimay votes because of his suppot fo abotion ights.

6 page 6 Staff continued fom page 1 difficult, thei job desciptions wee too igid and often didn't fit the tasks secetaies actually pefomed. "Thee's nothing moe fustating than having a secetay who's excellent in evey way, who leans new skills and has geat peson to peson skills," Theology chai Lay Cunningham said afte the foum. "But she can't bette heself within he job desciption unless she moves up a ank, and often that involves leaving the depatment." Ghiladucci and Pote ex- Manley continued fom page 1 oientation, employees. have something in common. The poblem with labo/management patneships lies in its lack of shaed expeiences," said Manley. Both the Maine Cop and the Catholic Chuch, known fo "shaping its membes fo a long peiod of time," wee used as examples of taking advantage of the value of socialization. "Opening the books and giving all employees access to infomation gives people the basic business liteacy to get things done while leaning at EDUCATION FOR THE REALWORID Gaduate degee pogams (MA, Ph.D) in Intenational Affais with an emphasis on contempoay policy-elevant issues. Aea and Functional Fields: 0 Inteameican Studies (including U.S.-Latin Ameican Relations) 0 Euopean Studies 0 Post-Soviet Studies 0 Compantive Development 0 Intenational Business 0 Intenational Economics 0 Intenational Health Policy 0 Intenational Relations Theoy 0 Intenational Secuity and Conflict 0 Foeign Policy Analysis Apply by Febuay 1 fo assistantships and othe financial aid. Noth South Cente ljniyiijitt Of MIAMI Students who ae inteested in Inteameican issues ae paticulaly encouaged to apply fo Noth-South Cente Gaduate Assistantships. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONALS1lJDIES Admissions, Room #339 Coal Gables, FL (305) pessed espect fo Human Resouces and the administation fo moving in such a diection. "I think the study is a positive fist step," Pote said. "Howeve. it's impotant to evaluate these positions often. Thee also needs to be oom fo flexibility of movement once someone is in thei position." Anothe imp'otant issue Jo Ghiladucci and Pote is the numbe of women occupying secetaial oles. "The Univesity needs to make a conceted effot to beak up what has become a ghetto in the suppot staff and hie moe men," Pote said. Accoding to infomation distibuted at the lectue, 97.7 pecent of the academic suppot staff ae female. the same time," said Manley. Examples of inceasing employees' capacity to pefom included sending a weekly infomational video to evey employee and poviding seminas and classes that incopoate accounting and finance taining to its employees. "Giving people constant oppotunities to lead and lean may be difficult fo'companies that natually tend to cental- The Obseve NEWS "I would endose the idea, and the Univesity would agee, that all staff ae paid without egad to gende," Mullins said. Howeve. Ghiladucci stessed at the foum that nationally, jobs which employ a female majoity tend to make less than those dominated by men. "The Univesity is showing concen about the low pay, but I don't think they see it as a gende issue," Ghlladucci said, stessing that the point of the foum was not to chage Note Dame with discimination. but to aise its awaeness of the expeience of women in suppot positions. "We need to change institutions within a cultue whee women's labo in not always highly valued." ize contol, but it is citical to success," stated Manley. Fuentes continued fom page 1 changed, Fuentes said. Although Mexico's debt cisis of the 1990s has povoked a cisis of confidence thoughout the nation, it has had little beaing on each individual Mexican's life: in Mexico, 1.5 million citizens live in povety. By the yea 2000, it is estimated that Latin Ameica's population will incease until thee ae two Latin Ameicans fo evey one Ameican. With a gowing distinction between the wealthy and the poo, Mexico needs the suppot of the United States. But suppot is a "two-way Manley. be able to succeed in this changing economy. "Businesses must ealize employees ae thei patnes," said Manley. Fo Manley, Johnny Appleseed povides the ideal model, since afte Johnny thows out his seeds, some will wok and some won't. "Lastly, a company needs tto keep scoe and constantly ceate economic isks and ewads," commented Manley. Fims that incopoate these Manley cuently heads the Vicksbug Goup, a pofessional consulting fim that assists senio manages in measuing and enhancing the pefomance of leades, font-line employees, and business patnes. six ideals will, accoding to e cs FIRST BosTON CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 steet." Until the debt cisis, Mexico pumped nealy $50 billion into the U.S. economy. And wokes fom Mexico havest 90 pecent of all cops in Califonia. Accoding to Fuentes, if all of Mexico's illegal immigants etuned home, havests would be non-existent. He added that the "pilgims came to Plymouth Rock without visas and wok pemits." Today-with the beak down of communism-thee is a movement towad political change. Latin Ameica is depending less on govenment fom "the top and fom the cente." Gass-oots oganizations ae slowly attaining political powe fom the outskits and encounte uphill fights to ty and solve the economic cisis. Still, the United States and Latin Ameica shae a common agenda. Both face poblems such as cime, violence, and dugs. "No one holds the magical solution to social poblems such as cime, violence and dugs," Fuentes said. "But we must shae common expeiences and coopeate the best we can." CS Fist Boston, a leading global investment bank, is ecuiting fo its Financial Analyst pogam. Positions ae available in the Investment Banking Depatment. All Univesity of Note Dame Senios ae invited to PRESENTATION: Tuesday, Octobe 1 0, 1995 The Mois Inn Alumni Room - 7:00pm INTERVIEWING S Investment Banking Monday, Januay 29, 1996 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PlEASE CONTACT: Deba Johnson Investment Banking (212)

7 Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve INTERNATIONAL NEWS page 7 Fance detonates bomb, despite potests u.s. pesses By SANDY MaciNTYRE Associated Pess PAPEETE Tahiti Ignoing intenational potests, Fance detonated its second nuclea bomb in a month Sunday in the South Pacific, hous afte seizing the last (, Geenpeace ship aound the test site. The Fench Defense Ministy said the test on Fangataufa Atoll measued "less than 110 kilotons." By compaison, Fance's fist test on Sept. 5 was 20 kilotons, slightly lage the size of the bomb dopped on Hioshima in "This test was destined to guaantee fo the futue the sueness and viability of ams," the ministy said in a statement. The fist test dew woldwide potest and pompted 1 1/2 days of ioting in Papeete, the Maines seize Gee npecfce bq'(lt Auociated Peu Ealie S undny. Fench Maines seized a Geenpeace sailboat outside the 12-mile exclusion zone. The dieeto of Geenpeace Fance, Penelope Komites, said in Pais that thee was no justification fo seizing the Manutea, an Ameican-egisteed boat ented by Geenpeace. New Zealand Geenpeace spokesman Michael Szabo labeled the Fench action "intenational piacy." But Amed Foces officials in Tahiti said a canoe with thee people aboad was discoveed 10 1/2 miles fom Muuoa and ''the Maines... noticed ;,,i.. :~ == Mu::,; that this canoe came fom the fist test escalated into a day Manutea.'' and night of iots that left pat In Pais, the Defense of Tahiti's intenational aipot Ministy said the Manutea was buned out and dozens of seized by vitue of a "ight of shops and buildings in down.. pusuit" afte putting the town Papeete looted and canoe into the wate. The buned. canoe "delibeately penetat.. In Tahiti, a anking figue ed" the exclusion zone, a mill;,. T!lhiti's po-indepe11denc.~ isty statement said., ht: paty, Athanas Teiitehau;was aested and accused ofta.jdng. The seizue of the Manutea, pat in the iots, his lawye with eight to 10 people aboad, said Satuday. The 1 cippled Geenpeace,, which Stanley Coss, said 2. has headed the anti-nuclea have been jailed on nolt eiat movement. Its two main ves':> e(;l chages. 4!R ":!', sels, the Rainbow Waio If>.;±, Fance has flown 780 and the MV Geenpeace, wee., iot police into seized befoe the fist test. The cent 1u ntl11'1 sailboat Vega was seized last down Week. ~f~f i k)1\o/'f 0UII.U~I:>.t l>..,..,.,,.,.., Demonstations afte tlif~; ~ ll~ecj IVIlCJz~es c{' "Styles fo all Walks of Life" 1811 South Bend Ave. South Bend, IN (219) Hous: Mon.- Fi. 9a.m. - 8p.m. Sat. 9a.m. - 5p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.- 4p.m. Walk-ins Welcome Come IDBefoe '.\\ Beak & Get A 2oz. ---~J~{;-~-4L)~:---, ' Paul Mitchell a)\ Paul Mitchell ~[\Poduct To Take Poduct (~) ~J: 9a,!!,Y..!!~~n~~c!p~!ppes.!With Any Sevice.! ' Expie Oct. 31, Same talented staff, with additional stylists to seve you. L J The Pelaw Society pesents: How to Wite an Effective Pesonal Statement I Dean Jack Patt Note Dame Law School capital of Fench Polynesia and the staging aea fo both the nuclea tests and potestes. The envionmental goup Geenpeace called the second test "an enomous affont" to the people of the South Pacific. "People have the ight to feel extemely insulted by the activity of the Fench govenment," said Geenpeace spokeswoman in Papeete, Lynette Thostensen. Pesident Jacques Chiac announced the seies of up to eight tests this summe, saying they would be finished by the end of May. The tests ended a thee-yea moatoium that all the declaed nuclea powes but China had honoed. Chiac agues the tests ae needed to modenize Fance's nuclea asenal and develop compute test simulation, while citics say the blasts could encouage othes to esume testing. Potestes fom Geenpeace have spent much of the past month in boats tying to ente the 12-mile exclusion zone aound the two atolls, Muuoa and Fangataufa, which ae about 750 miles fom Papeete..,_ Amencan Heat ~ Association~V Ftg/lllnfl Hut (}ISNU ndsioke Reseach gave him a futue 1995, Ameican Heat Association Engagement Rings 10%-15% OFF! Officinl Wholesale Pice List! S.A. Peck & Co. 55 E. Mbshington, Chicago, IL Fo a Fee 32-Page Colo CalaloK 1bU-Fne (800) FAX (312) lnttmtt CDtalog 111 http: l/www. UlfllCl. coml1aptcl ahead with cease-fie By SRECKO la TAL Associated Pess SARAJEVO U.S. envoy Richad Hoibooke took his peace mission to the thid Balkan capital in as many days Sunday, tying to close the gap between the waing sides in the fome Yugoslavia and foge a cease-fie. But pospects appeaed slim fo a tuce in Bosnia anytime soon, with govenment toops pessing an offensive in the west and ebel Sebs stuggling to egain lost gound. Holbooke met Sunday in Zageb with Coatian Pesident Fanjo Tudjman afte inconclusive talks with the Bosnian govenment in Saajevo and Sebian Pesident Slobodan Milosevic, the main poweboke in the Balkans. "Evey time we talk, each side claifies its views a little," Holbooke said befoe leaving Belgade, the Sebian capital, fo Zageb. "But while both sides say they want to stop the fighting, they haven't ageed on how this would be done. We ae woking vey intensively on it." Holbooke, an assistant secetay of state, is tying to build on what Washington consides the best pospects yet fo ending the wa. The waing paties ageed last week in New Yok on a powe-shaing scheme fo a futue govenment, although ticky details have yet to be esolved. Ealie, they ageed to keep Bosnia as a single state, divided oughly in half between the Bosnian Sebs and a Muslim Coat fedeation. Specific teitoial division will equie tough negotiations. "As we said many times, the distance sepaating the two sides is vey lage on all the basic issues," Holbooke said. Milosevic, in a statement, said a cease-fie was a peequisite fo any high-level peace talks, afte which "the ceasefie should tansfom into a pemanent peace." Tudjman and Holbooke discussed the last Seb-held land in Coatia, an easten stetch bodeing Sebia. Holbooke said aftewad that eintegation of that land into Coatia was citical, but emphasized that it must be peaceful. In an ealy August offensive, the Coatian amy ecaptued most of the teitoy its ebel Sebs had held since Univesity of Note Dame Intenational Study Pogam in Tuesday Octobe 3, p.m. 101 Note Dame Law School Anges, Fance Academic Yea "Should I Stay - o Should I Go 1" With Pofesso Paul McDowell Tuesday, Octobe 3, :00pm Room 117 O'Shaughnessy Retuning students will be on hand to answe Question Au ARE WELCOME/

8 ~--~------~-----, ' I i f ~ page 8 The Obseve PEACE PACT NEWS Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 Isael to stat West Bank toop withdawal Jewish fom mi the West By HILARY APPELMAN Associated Pess JERUSALEM Afte 28 yeas of occupation, Isael will stat withdawing toops and shutting down the offices of its militay govenment in the West Bank this month, Foeign Ministe Shimon Pees said Sunday. The impending tansfe of powe set off potests among Jewish settles, who accused the Isaeli govenment of abandoning them. Pees, speaking to The Associated Pess by telephone fom New Yok, said the toop_ withdawal fom the West Bank would pobably begin "in seveal weeks." He said Isael also would shut down the 12 offices of its militay govenment in the West Bank. Shlomo Do, a spokesman fo the militay govenment, said the fist fou offices would be closed next week, and the othes within six months. Pees epeated Isael's intention to have its toops out of six West Bank towns by the end of the yea. This was pat of a compomise woked out between Pime Ministe Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chief Vasse Aafat just befoe they signed an accod Thusday in Washington on expanding Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank. Isael has until Mach 30 to edeploy toops in the seventh city, Hebon, whee 450 Jewish settles live among 120,000 Palestinians. The tansfe-of powe in cities and villages will give the Palestinians contol ove almost a thid of the West Bank, which Isael captued fom Jodan in the 1967 Mideast Wa. The Isael-PLO ageement faces stiff opposition fom Jewish settles in the West Bank. About 200 settles buned ties and blocked taffic Sunday moning on the bypass oad aound Jeicho and at an amy checkpoint befoe the Allenby Bidge to Jodan. Eighteen potestes wee detained. The settles said they wee potesting Isael's plans to emove amy oadblocks and expand the aea of Palestinian self-ule aound Jeicho. Jeicho, in the Jodan Valley, and the Gaza Stip have been autonomous since May "They lied to us," David Elhiani, head of the Jodan Valley settles' council, told Isael adio. "We will not allow Palestinian police into the Jodan Valley. We will fight with eveything we have." I_sael's paliament is scheduled to debate the Isael-PLO ageement on Thusday. Pees said he expects it to be appoved. I AP/Wm. J. Castello EARN CASH by DONATING You could ean: $30 0 afte you fist plasma donation! $15 0 if you donate alone (fist visit) +$ 5 0 if you show college I.D. (fist visit) +$ pe peson if you ecutt someone and they donate $30 0 TOTAL! Help Us Save Lives Must be 18 yeas old; poof of cuent addess with photo 1.0. COME TO: HOURS: AMERICAN BIOMEDICAL M-F: LINCOLNWAY WEST SAT: 8-5 SOUTH BEND, IN Pesents: MONDAY, OCT. 2 MONDAY NIGHT LIVE AMTEUR STARSEARCH TALENT NIGHT PLUS The kick-off of Tash Con Night. Live musical entetainment: featuing nine goups fom the Chicago aea: DA BOMB E JACK U LATION FLOSH STRAIGHT GIN MAD CLAN MS IESHA MOE-HYPE BOBBY "'B" <Dub[in, qe[and Junio Yea Aboad With Pofesso Jim Smyth, Depatment of Histoy Monday Octobe 2, :30 pm Debatolo Senio Rap Up Goups S1wnsoeJ by the Cente fo Social Concens and Student Goventnent Doos open 7:00 p.m. - Shows stat at 8:00 p.m. Student I.D. 's equied fo admission 18 and ove. LaFotune, Alumni-Senio Clu1 o the $4.00 cove fo an evening of entetainment plus Tash Can options: You want to find live entetainment of this vaiety this side of the east and west Cente fo Social Concens. coast. Food available. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S,. o you e a sent o... Excited? Confused? Stessed about the futue? Stuclz in a ut? Want to meet moe of you classmates? SICK OF THE DINING HALL? Join Senio Rap Up Goups!!! Once a month you goup of 12 senios will meet fo dinne and convesation at a faculty membe's home. In a suppotive open atmosphee you can eflect on you expeiences at Note Dame and thinl<. about oppotunities fo the futue. Sign up THIS WEEK in NDH, SDH,

9 ~~~~ -- ~- Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 THE OBSERVER NOTRE DAME OFFICE: P.O. Box Q, Note Dame, IN (219) SAINT MARY'S OFFICE: 309 Hagga, Note Dame, IN (219) Geneal Boad Edito-in-Chief Managing Edito Eliuheth Regan John Lucas VIEWPOINT Business Manage Joseph Riley page 9 News Edito... David Tyle Viewpoint Edito... Michael O'Haa Spans Edito... Mike Nobut Accent Edito... Kista Nanney Saint May's Edito... Patti Cason Advenising Manage... John Potte Ad Design Manage... Jen Mackowiak Poduction Manage... Jacqueline Mose Systems Manage... Sean Gallavan Obseve Maketing Diecto Pete Coleman Contolle... Eic Loge The Obseve is the independent newspape published by the students of the Univesity of Notte Dame du Lac and Saint May's College. It does not necessaily eaect the policies of the administation of eithe institution. The n~:ws is eponed as accua[ely and objectively as possible. Unsigned edioials epesent lhe opinion of che majoicy of lhe Edio-in-Chief. Managing Edilo, News Edio, Viewpoint Edito, Accent Edito, Photo Edito, Spots Edito, and Saint May's Edito. Commentaies, letcs and Inside Columns pesent lhe views of lhe authos, and not necessaily those of The Obseve. Viewpoint space is available to all membes of the Note Dame/Saint May's community ond to all eades. The fee expession of vaying opinions though lettes is encouaged. Edito-in-Chief Managing Edito /Viewpoint Spots News/Photo Accent/Saint May's Day Edito /Poduction Geneal Infomation AROUND THE WORLD Obseve Phone Lines Fax Viewpoint Ad Business Office Advetising Systems/Maketing Dept. Office Manage I Viewpoint.l@nd.edu obseve@dawin.cc.nd.edu South Easten Asia stict but ode is maintained VARANUSI, India l' A That day is it? What time is it at V V school? Did you get a fax? Is thee one fo me? How much is wate? Does anyone know the exchange ate made ou way though Malaysia, Singapoe, and Bali. Fo instance, when I picked up the moning newspape in Malacia, a coastal town in Malaysia, I was hoified hee? Is that chick- to see a photo of a ~-:J- -g en? =============== 20-mete long Thee you have it, python in the folks. A taste of the pocess of consumpofound topics of Myna ing an adult man. convesation most Not only did the often discussed by tagedy itself appall membes of the Maloney me, but I was also Semeste Aound supised that the the Wold Goup media pinted a duing ou second huge photo of it. week of tavel. ----========---- Afte obseving Wait, only two weeks? It feels like the people and places aound Malacia, two months. Pehaps this is because the ND Junio Joe Camillus noted that "Even 30 of us have spent those two weeks though Malaysia has been heavily influtogethe in evey sense of the wod. enced by the Chinese and Indian civi Togethe, we have been systematically lizations, the Malay people have been heded though customs and ai and able to ceate thei own distinct identisuveillance. Togethe, we have flown ty." the fiendly skies of Singapoe Ailines. ollowing ou stay a vey hospitable Fin Malaysia, we family of which we headed south to the Mw feel a pat, island nation of eight times. Singapoe - yet Togethe. we shae bus ides, hotel ooms. meals, and taxi cabs, not to mention clothes, shampoo, and laundy expenses all the way. O ' A s I was putting out a cig.l-\.aette on the bottom of my shoe, outside the teminal, ou bus dive came ove to me, gabbed my am and led me to a tash can to make cetain that I didn't dop it on the gound-a cime which is punished by a $500 fine.' maybe the concept of time has become sueal because we have enteed new time zones in six out of the seven counties we have been to. In spite of ou tight confines and chonic-county hopping, the facto which may be playing the most substantial ole in tuning weeks into months is simply obseving sights which ae foeign to us. This seemed tue duing ou time in the Fa East and also as we 000NESBURY anothe county with a style all its own. Even befoe ou plane landed thee, we joked about the consequences of dopping tash on the gound. Befoe we left the aipot, though, we found that the laws thee wee no laughing matte. "As I was putting out a cigaette on the bottom of my shoe, outside the teminal, ou bus dive came ove to me, gabbed my am and led me to a tash can to make cetain that I didn't dop it on the gounda cime which is punished by a $500 fine," said ND sophomoe Kevin Gaffney. 1 A ]hen I asked D. Pullapilly his opin V V ion of the Singapoe Justice System, he admitted that it was a eally stict society but that "they ae able to maintain ode because of it. In the U.S.," he said, "we have vey simila Jaws to the ones in Singapoe, but they'e not enfoced at all." "I liked Singapoe and its stict ules. GARRY TRUDEAU It is like a utopia in the sense that the entie island is spotless and you'e confident in you pesonal safety," commented Gendahl. Myna Maloney is a junio spending the semeste aboad. QUOTE OF THE DAY ANYNAY, AFT!3<.1A/e t3 T 8Aa<. TO A'?PeN, I'M IJPF!Nf!l#,.Y GOING TO 68T A 5HOtU OF NW~ffOFF 7H& Gl<a.JN/?... I M16HT TH8N PARLAY TH& R CJX5NITION FROM THAT IN TO A /JOOK OR. A MOVI/3 Of<. 50M&THIN&. OR. I MIGHT ~ART A M.A6/.IZ!Ne, Y'KNOtu< Z&K&, YOU'Ve!3f3EN ANRIU-Y CXJI8T 7Ht3 ta5t FeW MIL.In TH!NG t/1.1/?0ngf "The holy passion of fiendship is of so sweet and steady and loyal and enduing a natue that it will last though a whole lifetime, if not asked to lend money." -Mak Twain

10 page 10 VIEWPOINT Monday, Octobe 2, 1995, ~ ~ ~ ' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Republicans hinde lowe-classes fom highe education Dea Edito: used to think that the fedeal govenment suppoted youth in thei pusuit I of highe education. So needless to say, I was vexed when Congessional Republicans began debating an issue nea and dea to the collegial heat - student aid. Ove the past seveal months of political haanguing in both houses of Congess, it has become all too clea to me that the intention of the Republicans is to discouage fedeal suppot of highe education on the pat of middle and lowe-income students. I believe that, egadless of income, all people should have access to piceless, top quality education, such as the education we eceive hee at Note Dame. Unfotunately, Congessional Republicans do not shae my view. -As a Democat, but moe impotantly as a college student, I would like to potest the poposed cuts in student aid. Sadly, some students will be unable to affod an education next yea if the Republicans have thei way in Congess. If the bill is passed, ove five million undegaduates and 725,000 gaduate and pofessional students would have to pay an additional $10 billion ove the next seven yeas. At Note Dame, moe than 3,700 students take advantage of fedeal loans a to help pay fo thei education. ccoding to a Sept. 21 aticle in the A Obseve, "a taditional student boowing $1 7,125 in subsidized loans would see costs incease ove $1,400. Similaly, gaduate students boowing $34,000 would have to pay an additional $9,400." On behalf of you that have not yet head of the plan to cut student aid, I'll 'This bill will make highe eduation a pivelege of the wealthy instead of a ight which should be enjoyed by all.' Anne Andeson fill you in on the details. On Aug. 3, Congess passed the Education Appopiations Bill. This bill contained an unpecedented package of cuts in highe education funding, the details of which have yet to be completely ioned out, which may take until Novembe o Decembe. The Education Appopiations Bill cuts $10 billion fom the Staffod Loan Pogam alone. It also denies the Peception of "nomal" is skewed Dea Edito: My, isn't Pete Lenados angy in his Sept. 26 Inside Column! And why shouldn't he be? He has been mecilessly shackled unde Bill Clinton's oppessive egime fo thee long yeas. The abuses? Appaently, he has not been encouaged to "succeed," become "ich," o even been inspied by ou pesident. He has withstood biting citicism of his pesent. o pospective wealth," and has even had to bea govenmental attempts to (gasp!) collect taxes. This unfotunate and disillusioned young man has been "ticked, fooled, and deceived." Indeed, he has claimed quite a gievance - Bill Clinton, along with his libeal conies, has actively obstucted his pusuit of the Ameican Deam. Let us examine Lenados' Ameican Deam. Thoughout his column, he alludes to feedom, individualism, and pesonal wealth as the pope tenets of the Ameican govenment (embodied by the Republicans), inevitably paving the way towads the Ameican Deam. I would submit that these isolated ideals ae, in fact, inadequate to facilitate the deams of all Ameicans. Feedom should indeed be the stating point, yet the accumu I.ation o( pesonal wealth and success must not be its only deivative. Feedom ultimately bestows esponsibility. Theefoe, as aguably the most poweful and wealthy nation on eath, we, as Ameicans, must shoulde the geatest esponsibility. The only esponsibility which Lenados and the cuent cop of Republicans peceive is explicit self-pomotion. In Lenados' myopic mind, selfpomotion leading to wealth and success is the extent of his duty as a citizen in a capitalistic nation. He feels he deseves a $30,000+ a yea job if he can obtain one. It is his ight, it is just, and it is nomal (hence his ejection of the specific categoy, "ich"). Pehaps Lenadoss ought to e-evaluate what exactly constitutes "ight" and "nomal" in ou contempoay society and wold. Is it ight that 35,000 childen die pe day due to famine and sickness? Is it nomal that thee ae thee times as many sheltes fo animals as thee ae fo batteed women? Is it acceptable that childen bon in the inne city ae engulfed by the only cone of the wold that they know exists? Is it justified that this pospective Note Dame gaduate place his gievances above theis? Do you believe these people have a deam? A deam which is pehaps moe humble than yous, yet, I would asset, just as wothy. You gallant Pekins Student Loans to ove 157,000 students nationwide and completely eliminates the State Student Incentive Gants Pogam. Out of all these pogams, Staffod Loans ae the most widely eceived fom of student aid. Moeove, nealy half of all Staffod Loan boowes have family incomes below $20,000 a yea. he Republicans wee puposefully Tvague about how they would go about cutting the $10 billion fom the Staffod Loan Pogam, but these ae some poposed methods Congess has discussed. Congess may aise the loan oigination fee o aise the inteest ate cap, making it moe expensive to boow money in the fist place. Anothe option is to eliminate o educe the six month gace peiod afte gaduation befoe the loan is to be epaid. A thid option is including home equity in the detemination of financial need. That would make it exceedingly difficult fo students with home-owning paents to eceive Staffod loans. Last week a new poposal was announced by Sen. Republicans tample ove these deams on thei geedy ace fo the top. That is what you band of individualism leads to. Do not be ticked again. These pesidential aspiants do not want "people to succeed," as you so vaguely claim, but athe some people - namely, them, and those like them. I am not willing, o moally able, to so easily dismiss the poo, minoities, and the unlucky. I have tied to become conscious, as I would advise you to, that it is only a fotunate twist of fate which has placed me at the cente of such love, suppot, money, and education. Instead of fuiously expending enegy tying to potect what's "yous," ty extending compassion and attention to those who have little, o nothing. Realize that they exist, and deseve the same ights and dignity you do. Use you feedom to ensue theis. You may claim they ae fee by vitue of law. That is not enough. Fee them fom povety. Fee them fom pejudice. Fee them fom violence. As pat of a suppotive and caing community, we may all have the oppotunity to pusue ou deams. Nancy Kassebaum (R-Kansas). It includes chaging univesities a two pecent fee on the volume of thei student loans. Any combination of these poposals spells disaste in the ealm of highe education. If these student aid cuts ae passed, it would become vitually finan- MARIBETH SUPROCK Senio Off-campus cially impossible fo the undepivileged students to attend high-cost univesities, including Note Dame, millions of dollas to povide aid, thus inceasing the aleady skyocketing tuition ates. This bill will make highe education a pivilege of the wealthy instead of a ight which should be enjoyed by all. I cannot agee with Pesident Clinton's wods moe when he said, "These poposals ae a diect attack on ou nation's students and ou nation's futue... If Congess appoves these changes, the deam of a college education will become a financial nightmae fo many young people and thei paents." Thee is still time to affect Congess in its pusuit of student aid cutting! Wite to you congesspeson, and emembe to vote fo po-education lawmakes! The Republican Congess maks the fist time we have eve needed to woy about cuts in student aid. Let's make sue we neve have to woy about these cuts again. The Republican Congess has aleady taken out a Contact on Ameica, don't let them take out a Contact on ou Futue! ANNE ANDERSON Junio Pasqueilla East Univesity of Note Dame College Democats Reade miffed at Apple Dea Edito; fh' 1 am witing this in esponse to Matt Apple's C{)lumn of Sept. 26. Congatulations Matt, you ae the fist wite who has succeeded in ticking me off enough to get me to espond (though I. 1>. SiUPPO~Ie my fustation with Obseve wites has been gowing some time now). +& Mistake #1: I don't know who you've been talking to, hut most people who have even head of New Yok would not goup Buffalo in with Upstate New Yok. As we all know Buffalo is in westen N.Y. Bad College is Upstate, but baely. Speaking of y{)ul' alma mate, though you imply that we ae unbelievably out of touch hee, Bad is even moe physically isolated than Note Dame. Bad's "adical and intellectual" com~ munity that you l)eem so poud of has a geate eputation fo being a collection of wealthy elitist libeals and intellectual snobs than anything else. Mistake #2: Don't wite atiout intehall football if you don't know anything about it. The Off-Campus issue is not about excluding those students. It is about whethe they should have thei own team (which will likely dominate because of the concentation of powe and expeience on one squad) o if they ~hould be allowed to play fo thei fome doms (which many of the students want to do). You only showed ignoance by cb{)osing to addess a topi~; you obviously know little about. And anothe thing. you have a poblem with the eligion hee? Excuse tne. but Note Dame is a Catholic school and poud to be so; No one enfoces mass attendance like they used to, so what's you poblem? A Catholic school can enfoce Catholic ules and eligious symbols if it chooses. :. agee with you to a cetain extent about the dom issue, but emembe t}lat the Bad way is not the only way to deal with housing. You have M expeience withnote Dame dom life. Many students (including myself) become closely connected to the dom and tl:teit fiends the~ and look fowad to spending fou yeas in the same home. l also agee that we ae shelteed hee; Note Dame is hadly epesentative ofthe soncalled "eal wold". But thee is plenty of oppotunity to expeience life beyond ND's walls you just have to get off you ea and make an effot to do so. Next time you sit down to wite a bitte yetinsubstantial ati~ cle fo!he Obseve. take a walk ove to. the Homeless Shelte instead. Spend the time doing somethfng wothwhile and talk to some ofthe pepolewho ha.ye a eal.eason to be bitte. Life is not pel'ect 1 even at Note D~:~.me. To make the. best of ou existence; we have to lean how to wok aound o beak down the obstacles that ae put in ou way. Don't just sit on the sidelines and that the game lsn't going you way. moe whining does. People with poblems than to solve

11 Ohio State had fou plays that went o ove SO yads, Including an 82-yad touch down to Tey Glenn. Ohio State Note Dame 'Football, 1995 ~ ' ' Making the big plays --Bobby Hoying (left) took advantage of Iish eos to lead the Buckeyes to victoy -see page 2 Dopping the ball Thee Iish second half tunoves tun into 21 Buckeye points By MIKE NORBUT Spots Edito ABOVE: Ohio State's Eddie Geoge scoes in the fouth quate to give the Buckeyes a lead. BELOW: Demetius Stanley hauls in a Bobby Hoying pass afte making an adjustment to beat Shawn Wooden. The Obseve/Kevin Klau and Bent Tadsen COLUMBUS, Ohio Judging by the final scoe, it would seem had to believe that Note Dame dominated the fist 30 minutes of play against Ohio State on Satuday. They even led at halftime, much to the dismay of most of the ecod 95,537 fans in attendance at Ohio Stadium. But Note Dame's gold helmets tuned into silve plattes in the second half, as they handed Ohio State a victoy by way of thee tunoves. Two fumbles and an inteception led to 21 Buckeye points in the thid and fouth quates, giving them a lead they would neve elinquish. "We shouldn't have lost the game the way we did," quateback Ron Powlus said. "If they wee going to beat us, they should have beaten us on a last second field goal o a last touchdown dive.we beat ouselves today. thee's no question." He'll get no agument fom the othe side. "The name of the game was tunoves," Ohio State head coach John Coope said. "We got some good beaks today." The fist of which came with 6:33 to play in thid quate. Note Dame's Kevin Kopka had just kicked a 22-yad field goal to put the Iish in font 20-14, and they stopped Ohio State afte live plays in the following seies. Momentum see IRISH I page 2 JOCK STRIP Blindness to big game hype huts stubbon Iish COLUMBUS, Ohio Walking down High Steet in Columbus on Fiday night, it was ubiquitous and incessant. Hundeds of psyched Iish fans sceaming to the point of stained vocal chods the allying cy of Tim Sheman "We ae ND." Associate Spos Fo the Note Dame faith- Edito ful it is a chous of pide, a declaation of devotion. But ecently, thee has been a poblem. We ae ND, so what? What exactly does that mean these days. In all honesty, it beginning to bode on obnoxious aogance. Obviously, thee is nothing wong with being poud of you school and maybe even a bit boastful, but does attending Note Dame make us any bette than anyone else. As a matte of fact, the ai of supemacy embodied in those fou see SHERMAN I page 3

12 ~------~--- Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 Buckeyes 01ake big plays, Iish don't Iish seconday dominated by Buckeye offense By TIM SHERMAN Associate Spots Edito COLUMBUS, Ohio In a game chock full of big plays, one stood out above all othes and embodied all that has been wong with the Note Dame defense thus fa. With less than thee minutes emainil}g in an aleady disastous thid quate, Ohio State wide out Ricky Glenn caught a twenty yad cul fom Bob Hoying. Cove man Allen Rossum had slipped The Ubse.~e/Bent Tadsen With the Iish tunoves, the defensivebacks got a wok out in the second half. Iish continued fom page 1 was in favo of the Iish. But a Bent Batholomew punt sailed a bit on Emmett Mosley, who muffed it. Ohio State back-up cente Dean Kueze was thee to jump on the loose ball. "Somehow I misjudged it," Mosley said. "When I went to catch it, I felt my man ight thee, and I figued it would hit him if I didn't catch it. But it tuned out it was one of thei men nea me." Holtz tied to ague fo an intefeence call, but to no avail. "It looked like he was intefeed with, but that was a big play," Iish head coach Lou Holtz said. "Because instead of us having the ball with a lead, they had 'it a:t ou 19-yad 'line." The Buckeyes scoed thee plays late. Quateback Bobby Hoying hit tight end Rickey Dudley ove the middle, and Dudley caied Iish tackles into the end zone. A Josh Jackson exta point gave the Buckeyes the lead fo good at Note Dame answeed with a 56-yad bomb fom Powlus to Deick Mayes. But the two had thei signals cossed late in the dive, with disastous consequences. Ohio State's Shawn Spings made a diving inteception of a Powlus fade pass to ease a scoing chance. "We had a busted patten," Holtz said. "Instead of having a chance to take the lead with a field goal, the kid makes a geat play to intecept the pass." The Buckeyes stuck quick once again, but this time with a little moe flai. A simple Hoying pass to Tey Glenn on a cul oute tuned into an 82-yad touchdown. The eceive beat Iish coneback Allen Rossum on the play, and then left the nationally-anked spinte in the dust in the ace to the end zone. The completion helped to pad Hoying's stats a bit, but the Buckeye quateback still had a vey effective day. He completed 14-of-22 passes fo 272 yads and fou touchdowns. to the gound in his effot to keep tack off the dangeous Glenn. That was poblem numbe one. Rossum has continuously had poblem maintaining his feet when the ball is in the ai. Quite fequently, he has been in position to make a play only to lose his balance and allow the catch to be made. In ealie games, Rossum has been able to ecove enough to make the tackle, peventing the vey big gain. That wasn't the case though on the play in question. Afte making the catch, Glenn slipped though a cack between Rossum and the Iish safety and was off to the The Obseve/Kevin Klau Shawn Wooden, shown knocking Buste Tillman out of bounds, came up with some big plays, but they wee poblem not enough. aces. This was numbe two. Any time Rossum heas the wod footace, his eyes should light up. He is aleady an All-Ameican spinte in indoo tack and vey well may be the fastest man on the Iish oste. So with 40 yads in which to un down Glenn, smat money was on the Iish keeping him out of the endzone. Mysteiously, the moe-than-fleet-footed Rossum was flat-out out-un by Glenn who cuised into the endzone with little moe than a despeate dive by Rossum in attempt to bing him down. "You don't want to get into a footace "The whole community got involved with this game so much," he said. "We'e so happy to win it fo us, the community, and the Ohio State fans. It's something we can look back on and say we beat Note Dame." Powlus was just 13-of-26 fo 243 yads and the one fateful pick fo the Iish. To make mattes wose, he fumbled a Rick Kaczenski snap on the following seies. Matt Bonhaus ecoveed to give the Buckeyes the ball at the Iish 15. Thee Eddie Geoge uns late, and Ohio State held a lead. Geoge finished with 207 yads on 32 caies and a pai of touchdowns. His 61-yad jaunt in the fouth quate was the demoalizing facto in the game. "The big uns wee disastous," Holtz said. "All yea long we have eally given up the big plays." with Tey Glenn," Buckeye coach John Coope noted. "If Glenn outan Rossum, I guess that makes him the wold spint champion." The play was not only shocking, it was cucial to the flow of the game. "That play eally spaked us," Hoying said. All day long, the big gaines did in the Iish. 'The big passes and big uns wee disastous," Holtz said. If it wasn't Hoying picking the Note Dame seconday apat, it was Eddie Geoge spinting though the defense. The Iish defendes know that needs Note Dame stated out with pictue pefect execution, jumping out to a 10-0 lead. A Kopka field goal at the stat of the second quate was followed shotly by a Randy Kinde thee-yad plunge befoe Ohio State could even blink. "We had neve been in that position befoe this yea," Hoying said. "We ealized we had to get things going quick." They did midway though the second quate, when Hoying hit Glenn on a slant ove the middle to close to The Iish answeed on thei next dive with an 8-play, 65-yad dive culminating in a Kinde 7 -yad un though a hole that could have fit a tuck. Pobably the key scoe of the game came with unde a minute left in the fist half, when Hoying hit Demetius Stanley in the cone of the end zone with a 17 -yad pass. Stanley made a teto stop. "We need to hang in thee as a defense and emain focused," Iish linebacke Lyon Cobbins said. "We can't have big plays like they had because it just lets the cowd get into it.," Note Dame nose guad Paul Gasmanis said. "The big plays hee and thee ae fustating." "We hold them fo a few downs and then, bam, a big play. That just huts a defense." And it kills any chance fo the Iish to win the close contests that have become egula. ifle adjustment on the play by tuning completely aound to both fake out Shawn Wooden and get to the pass. The scoe naowed Note Dame's lead to just thee at halftime. "The touchdown just befoe the half was big fo them, I'm sue." Note Dame kept up with Ohio State's pinpoint execution with play-calling that kept the Buckeye defense off-balance thoughout the fist half, but it got a bit stale on the opening dive of the thid quate. With a fist down at the Buckeyes' ten, Holtz elected to give to Edwads thee staight times. He got down to the two, but no fathe. Note Dame had to settle fo a field goal instead of etaking a tenpoint advantage. "Cedit thei defense," Edwads said. "They held when they needed to."

13 page 3 The Obseve IRISH EXTRA Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 Special teams, tunoves demoalize Iish Fumbles, inteceptions give Buckeyes second half win By TIM SHERMAN Associate Spots Edito COLUMBUS, Ohio Thee ae two vaiables in football that ae often cucial to detemining the outcome to clashes such as Ohio State's victoy ove Note Dame. Eithe the play of the special teams o the tunove game can tun a game one way o anothe. On Satuday they both came togethe on one play to signal the downfall of the Iish. With less than seven minutes emaining in the thid quate, the Iish had just stopped the Buckeyes on thid down and appeaed to have all the mo mentum in thei favo. OSU punte Bent Batholomew then lofted a 34 yad punt towad Emmett Mosley, who attempted to catch the wobbly kick in the midst of a cowd of Buckeyes. "I called a fai catch and the ball difted on me," Mosley ex plained. "I didn't think my man head the call so I attempted to catch it but it wasn't my man. If I knew it was thei guy I wouldn't have tied to catch it." But he did ty, and moe im potantly he failed, pehaps in lage pat due to appaent intefeence fom Ohio State. Nonetheless, OSU ecoveed and poceeded to find the end zone in less than 1:30. "The name of the game was tunoves," Ohio State coach John Coope noted. "They gave us fou oppotuni ties and we scoed on thee. The muffed punt was especially big because it was looking bad." That one play seemed to take all the steam out of an Iish squad that had been executing well in the fist half. The second half was an en tiely diffeent stoy as the tunoves mounted. Fumble-itis hut the Iish in less obvious ways as well. A evese on the kick-off following Ohio State's go-ahead scoe backfied when the exchange was bobbled. -I Ij...J I I I The Obseve/Bent Tadsen A bobbled hand-off between Emmett Mosley and Auty Denson almost caused a fouth Iish tunove in the thid quate. I.~ I...-:op , 'I I / L'l., ) I I ' ' ', 'i i[ 25 I. 'I ( / '' I t ' ~~ ~.: 11 I ~ ' PREV- TEAM RECORD POINTS to US 1. Floida St. (37) Nebaska (17) Floida (2) Coloado (6) Southen Cal Ohio St Michigan Texas A&M Viginia Tennessee Aubun Penn State Kansas State Oklahoma Washington Alabama Oegon Akansas Stanfod Texas Louisiana State Wisconsin Note Dame Kansas Nothwesten ' TJR By the Book TEAM STATISTICS NO Fist downs 21 Rushes-yads Passing yads 243 Comp-att-int Retum yads 75 Fumbles-lost 5-2 Penalties-yads 1-5 Punts-ave d down conv th down conv 0-1 Possession time 28:23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS All week long in pactice the Iish had woked on the evese that was designed fo Auty Denson to take a hand-off fom Emmett Mosley and steak up the left sideline. The play appeaed to be slowdeveloping but the mishandled hand-off did nothing but futhe the malaise that the Iish had fallen into. "Thei tunoves hut them psychologically." Coope said. Ron Powlus, himself a majo culpit, ageed. "We beat ouselves, thee's no question," Powlus assessed. "We made the mistakes." The thid mistake was the OSU o-o :37 Note Dame: Kinde TD, Edwads 12-49, Powlus 4-6, Stokes 1-4, Mosley 1-3, Denson 1-(mlnus 1 ). Ohio State: Geoge TD, Peason 7-29, Hoying 4-14, Je. Jackson 3-8, Sualua 2-3. scoing Summay SCORE BY QUARTERS F Note Dame Ohio State SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER No Scoing Note Dame: Powlus Ohio State: Hoying TD. RECEIVING Note Dame: Mayes 5-125, Mosley 3-21, Edwads 2-48, Chyplewicz 2-41, Danson 1-8. Ohio State: Glenn TD, Geoge 3-22, Tillman 2-61, Sualua 2-9, Dudley 2-35 ltd, Stanley 1-17 ltd. RUSHING- PASSING- TACKLES- Note Dame: Cobbins 14, Bey 10, Wynn 10, Tatum 9, Gasmanls 6, Mooe 6, Magee 6, Covington 5, Rossum 5, Wooden 5, Bennett 5, Mino 3, C. Stokes 1, McLaughlin 1, Caetta 1, Wagasy 1, Mitoulas 1. Ohio State: Belllsel 12, R. Mille 10, Ficken 10, Howad 8 (2 sacks), Spings 6 (1 lnt), Gwinn 6, Vabel 8 (1 sack), Kelly 7, Johnson 7, Finkes 4, Mooe 3, Bonhaus 3, Colson 1, Baid 1, Winfield 1, Malian 1. THIRD QUARTER Note Dame 20, Ohio State 14 Kopka 22 FG at 9:14 (17 plays, 76 yads, 5:36). Key Play: Edwads lost 2 yads on 3d & goal fom the 2. Ohio State 21, Note Dame 20 Dudley 15 pass fom Hoying (Jo. Jackson kick) at 5:06 (3 plays, 19 yads, 1 :27). Key Play: Mosley fumbled away a Buckeye punt at the Iish 19. Ohio State 28, Note Dame 20 Glenn 62 pass fom Hoying (Jo. Jackson kick) at 1 :20 (3 plays, 69 yads, 1 :30). Key Play: Allen Rossum fell down while coveing Glenn. SECOND QUARTER Note Dame 3, Ohio State 0 Kopka 20 FG at 14:50 (16 plays, 95 yads, 7:21 elapsed). Key Play: Powlus hit Mayes fo 30 yads to convet a key thid down. Note Dame 10, Ohio State 0 Kinde 3 un (Kopka kick) at 11 :25 (7 plays, 61 yads, 2:32). Key Play: Powlus to Edwads fo 29 yads to the OSU9. Note Dame 10, Ohio State 7 Glenn 10 pass fom Hoying (Jo. Jackson kick) at B:OB (7 plays, 60 yads, 3:17). Key Play: Hoying's 51-yad pass plays, 65 yads, 1 :55). to Tillman to the Iish 26. Note Dame 17, Ohio State 7 Kinde 7 un (Kopka kick) at 4:31 (6 plays, 65 yads, 3:37). Key Play: Edwads hauled in a 19-yad pass fom Powlus at the Buckeye 31. Note Dame 17, Ohio State 14 Stanley 17 pass fom Hoying (Jo. Jackson kick) at :44 (12 plays, 76 yads, 3:43). Key Play: Hoying found Glenn fo 10 yads to convet on 4th & 2. FOURTH QUARTER Ohio State 35, Note Dame 20 Geoge 5 un (Jo. Jackson kick) at 14:55 (3 plays, 14 yads, 1 :20). Key Play: Powlus fumbles the exchange with cente Rick Kaczenski.. Ohio State 35, Note Dame 26 Kinde 13 un (un failed) at 12:55 (6 Key Play: Powlus to Chyplewicz at the Buckeye 13. Ohio State 42, Note Dame 26 Geoge 3 un (Jo. Jackson kick) at 11 :24 (4 plays, 80 yads, 1:31 ). Key Play: Geoge an 61 yads to the Iish 19. Ohio State 45, Note Dame 26 Jo. Jackson 35 FG at 6:09 (7 plays, 13 yads, 3:57). Key Play: Edwads came up just shot on a fake punt attempt. The Obseve/Kevin Ktau A moment of confusion between Ron Powlus and Deick Mayes led to a Shawn Spings inteception, and a Buckeye touchdown. play that finalized the fate of Note Dame. \As had been a poblem in ealie games, Powlus couldn't handle a Rich Kaczenski snap. This time, though, Powlus was unable to ecove and the Buckeyes took ove at the Iish 15 yad line late in the thid quate. Sheman continued fom page 1 Thee plays late, Eddie Geoge was celebating in the end zone. "Note Dame played vey well, but they made some mistakes and we wee able to capitalize," said Geoge, who ipped though the Iish defense fo 210 yads and two touchdowns. syllables has become a debilitating facto on the gidion. The Iish seem to think that because they ae ND, they have some God-given ight to a victoy. The team has all too often taken the outlook that no game is bigge than any othe. The fact that evey time the Iish take the field, the opponent looks at it as thei game of the yea has seemingly tuned into an excuse. Thee is no doubt that Note Dame bings out the best in eveybody, but the question is why can't the Iish match that level of intensity. All week long peceding the showdown in Columbus moe than a few membes of the Iish down played the tilt as just anothe game. No big deal they said, we'e used to it. This outlook is whee the poblem lies. This wasn't just anothe game and the Iish ween't eady fo it. The hype suounding this game was moe than hype. It was eal. It was tangible. It was electic. It was also unmatched. The enthusiasm of the Buckeye fans was ovewhelming, egadless of how many fannies wee packed into the Hoseshoe. The emotion of the team was just as high. John Coope actually was successful in something. He convinced his team that this was big. It was huge - fo the team, the fans, the state. And they played like it. And why shouldn't they have looked at it as thei game of the yea. Two of college football stongest taditional powehouses going at it fo the fist time in almost sixty yeas. Foget the past even. It had enomous amification fo the pesent. The Buckeyes ae moe than legitimate Big Ten contendes and maybe even national title hopefuls, while the Iish had a chance to suddenly get ight back to whee they should be - the top ten. Although the Iish played well if you take away the tunoves, the talent level is clealy down. Hence, the emotional level needs to be up. But the Iish wee blinded to the impotance of this game by thei excessive self-esteem. It's high time fo Note Dame to ealize that evey game needs to be looked at as a big game and give eason again to poclaim that "We ae ND."

14 1'---~ ! Monday,Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve IRISH EXTRA page 4 The Obseve/Bent Tadsen The Buckeye offense had the knack of finding the holes, and getting behind the Iish defense. Ohio State 45 Note Dame 26 The ObseveKevin Klau With the hostile envionment and his etun to the Hose Shoe, coach Lou Holtz decided to coach fom the field instead of the pess box. Ohio Stadium Septembe 30, 1995 The Obseve/Bent Tadsen Iish unning back Randy Kinde (above) kept the offense moving as he aced fo his tenth 100 yad game. The Iish defensive line was unable to apply any pessue to buckeye quateback Bobby Hoying (below). GAME NOTES By MIKE NORBUT Spots Edito COLUMBUS, Ohio It was his homecoming. Who could have expected anything diffeent fom Iish head coach Lou Holtz than fo him to be on the sidelines Satuday? But it may not have had the effect that he hoped it would have. "It was just business as usual," fullback Mac Edwads said. "He's a geat foce to have on you side, whethe it be on the field o in the pess box." The last minute decision to be on the field was the idea of his defensive coodinato. "I had eally planned on being upstais," he said. "Then Bob Davie felt that it would be bette if I was on the field if I felt up to it,physically, and I felt I was." But his appeaance on the field did not eally supise Buckeyes coach John Coope. "Lou's a competito," he said. "I told him befoe the game to make sue he didn't ovedo it. I pobably came back a little ealy myself fom my fist back sugey." Holtz woe a stylish sweate vest to go along with his tutle neck that coveed up pat of his neck bace, his estictive eminde of the sugey he had on his spine almost thee weeks ago. The eminde came back to haunt him afte the game. "Duing the game, you get involved," he said. "Now that the game's ove, I'm petty well beat." Fosh Fist: Offensive tackle Mike Rosenthal made the fist stat of his caee in place of Mike Doughty. And what a time and place to make a debut: At Ohio Stadium in font of 95,000-plus angy Buckeyes. "It was definitely a geat expeience," he said. "But it was petty ough physically. Things happened as fast as I thought they would." His neves wee calmed by a vetean to the big game scene. "Ryan Leahy kept talking to me," he continued. "He made sue I was loose." Tash Talk: Buckeyes coneback Shawn Spings was not all that impessed with Deick Mayes, Note Dame's maquee eceive. "I pactice against guys Jike Tey Glenn and Buste Tillman, and let's not foget Joey Galloway last yea," he said. "Mayes is petty good, but I've faced bette. "(Michigan's) Amani Toome, (Penn State's) Bobby Engam ae good eceives." So how did he justify getting beat by Mayes fo 56 yad? "You can't dwell on one play," he said. "The most impotant play is the next play." Thee plays late, Spings intecepted a Powlus pass to eliminate a scoing theat. '94 Repeat?: Questions as to how Note Dame will eact to the loss is anybody's guess. Visions of a nealosing season in 1994 is still fesh in playes' minds. "We have leades on this team, so we'll bounce back," nose guad Paul Gasmanis said. "We have to bounce back," Powlus said. "What else ae we going to do?" Clueless: David Fong, spots edito fo Ohio State's student pape, The Lanten, wote a column befoe the game about his ties to Note Dame. "My best fiend and I always deamed of going to Note Dame," he wote. "But then he had good gades, and I didn't. He was smat. I wasn't. "Moe to the,point, his family was loaded, mine wasn't." This guy eally needs to poofead his wok befoe he pints it. He could stat sounding like a fool.

15 ACCENT Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 page 11 JUST ANOTHER SINGLE DADDY (IT'S A MOVIE REVIEW) Who done it? Just 'The Usual Suspects' By SCOTT BOZIK Acc~nt Movi~ Citic **** S ynopsis: Buckle up, passenges, and pepae youselves fo a jouney whose destination is somewhee past deceit, a little befoe chaos, and ight next doo to intigue. "The Usual Suspects" is a movie built upon a plot that has moe twists than a Mishawaka expessway, and one whose esolutions ae just as mysteious and fustating. "The Usual Suspects" is anytying except "usual"; and to attempt to tuncate its naative fo the puposes of this column and its inheent synopsis would be a tavesty. Suffice it to say that "The Usual Suspects" is a aucous omp though the wold of cime that comes complete with blazing pistols and bazen wit. All I can do, even with my impessive capacities, is to advise my audience to witness this big-sceen phenomena and then ty to summaize it fo thei fiends. Pehaps only then will you undestand the quanday {and potential expositional quagmie) that I am now in. Daddy: Once again I find myself in the comfotable suoundings of the Accent pages. It is always so pleasant hee, nestled peacefully betwixt the incessant ecumenical pattling of the Viewpoint section and the excessive ambling of Iish Football ecap (a pat of the pape closely esembling, but not quite equivalent to, a legitimate spots section). I've always felt athe isolated hee, insulated fom distaction, and thus able to bing the Note Dame public the movie eviews they so ightly deseve. This week, though the powe of Technicolo, I bing "The Usual Suspects" befoe you and ty to examine an unothodox film in a medium accessible to all. Don't thank me, thank ou fine Ameican tadition of the Fee Pess. I honestly have a difficult time deciding whee to begin my task. The movie itself also faced such a dilemma, as the couse of events in the stoy line tanspie in the tempoal fomat of flashback with the initial action supposedly occuing "last night in San Pedo." The viewe is immediately thust into a tense scene set in the decidedly nautical suoundings of a Califonian whaf. We witness what is obviously the bitte end of a fiendish plot of ciminal popotions that has gone hoibly astay (a diection I feel this column is headed). It is a poignant scene (highlighted beautifully by the deft use of exteme close-ups) that culminates in the point blank shooting of the chaacte potayed by acto Gabiel Byne. Who is this victim, why can't he feel his legs, and who is the man in the fedoa getting eady to cap him? Moe impotantly, fom whose pespective ae we watching these events? These ae the questions that seve as the cinematic insuance policy fo the latest contibution fom diecto Byan Singe; and they ae also the theatical innads of this movie's fascinating enigma. If I could emphasize but one attibute of this splendid thille, it would most cetainly be its delightfully cyptic natue. At this moment, only bief hous afte confining my ea to the abusive impisonment of a theate chai, I am unable to conclusively answe any of the questions I myself posed! This movie is a mystey that fa exceeds any othe film of its gene in the depatment of suspense. Usually, anybody of a faily standad intellect is able to pedict the outcome of a cinematic mystey afte the customay pesentation of the puzzle itself. The enjoyment of these movies then lies in watching the chaactes go though the motions of discoveing fo themselves what is an aleady foegone conclusion fo the seemingly omniscient audience. Fo example, eveybody knows who the villains ae in "Mude, She Wote" by the fist commecial beak. The continued success of the show is due to the nauseatingly cute debacles of Angela Landsbuy (does anybody else think that she might actually commit the lion's shae of these homicides heself?). Even moe espected foms of intigue like Demme's "Silence of the Lambs" gives a faily accuate peconception of the guilty paty. "The Usual Suspects" leaves Hollywood behind in this sense by completely and pesistently befuddling anybody who expeiences it. Equally as mysteious as its naative, the toupe of actos in "The Usual Suspects" thills and chills me as well. Hee ae suppoting men (not to be chauvinist, but the film is completely pedicated on the actions of men) not seen since films like "Mille's Cossing" (I always tell my boys to put one in the head) and "A Few Good Men" (no fiends, I am NOT 'The Usual Suspects" is anything except "usual"; and to attempt to tuncate its naative fo the puposes of this column and its inheent synopsis would be a tavesty. efeing to Tom Cuise). Once again we ae teated to the wok of Gabiel Byne and Kevin Pollack; and simultaneously intoduced to the skills of acto Kevin Spacey. It was efeshing to see new faces in a quality film, as it is always much easie to settle into a movie and its dynamic antagonists when you have no biases o notions of how a chaacte should behave on the basis of it's epesentative's pevious oles. I found myself wondeing why we don't see such a cast in moe films. I would wage that it is due to the simple economics of Hollywood; people pay to see Bad Pitt and Keanu Reeves, not Spacey and Pollack. This tuth is a sad testament to the fact that some individuals ise to levels of fame based pimaily on thei appeaance. I guess that the same could be said of Elle MacPheson and Cindy Cawfod; howeve, these people ae called models, and they ae not fequently confused with actos. It seems that my time once again daws shot. In conclusion, I would like to expess my satisfaction with "The Usual Suspects" on the basis of its technical elements. The cinematogaphy, in its choice of settings and shots, is quite possibly pefect fo a movie based on illicit activities and investigative pocedue. The lighting is billiant, and we need to give the just ecognition to this film's gaffes and gips as well. Pay close attention to oveall atmosphee ceated duing the film's inteogation scenes and I'm sue that you'll agee with my laudations. Compliments and liteay fivolity aside, it is in the best inteests of anyone who appeciates a good movie to shell out the cash to see "The Usual Suspects. " Aftewads, do me a favo and let me know who you think the eal ciminal of the movie is. Not an easy question to answe, but one aised by a film that it is impossible not to enjoy. Scott Bozik is one half of last semeste's Fat Man and Daddy. At pess time. Fat Man was off galavanting in London. The two will be eunited in Januay. - Concen fo spiitual life spaks new office By COLLEEN HERBERT Accent Wite T he Univesity of Note Dame's Campus Ministy is attempting to uplift the spiituality of the gowing numbe of students who live off campus. Recently, the oganization has opened a new office in the O'Haa Lounge of LaFotune. The new office was opened in the hope of eaching out to those students who have made the decision to live off the cental campus. Campus Ministy felt that thee exists a gowing concen fo the spiitual life of the stu~ent body living off campus. Thei belief was that the main office in the libay was not poviding enough attention to those students who don't spend night and day at Note Dame. This new office deals with the same issues as the office in the libay, such as: Hite of Chistian Initiation of Adults, Confimation pepaation, Powe Lunches, and the Note Dame Encounte with Chist. The only diffeence between the two offices is that the office in LaFotune is focusing solely on the offcampus student community. When Patick Baedo, a student who woks the office along with othe students and Fathe Patick Neay, was asked about the atmosphee of the oflice he descibed it as "low key." He also mentioned that students ae encouaged to just "stop by" to discuss any spiitual aspect of life. Fo example, students could talk about how to handle the spiitual issue behind a couple whose faith diffes o discuss the issue of conveting to Catholicism. Upon seeing the need fo a new office, Campus Ministy appoached Student Activities. Though Student Activities, Campus Ministy eceived the O'Haa Lounge in LaFotune whee it is convenietly located adjacent to the infomation booth and box office. This poves to be a vey accessible location consideing the amount of time students, including off-campus students, spend at LaFotune, making it a vey centalized location on campus. Many students at Note Dame in thei junio and senio yea make the decision to move out of thei dom into offcampus housing. These students, upon leaving, tend to lead a diffeent spiitual life fom when they wee on campus. Thee is no longe mass in thei living quates and, consequently, it is a challenge to emain at the same spiitual level as when living on campus. Thee is also a loss of community feeling that is pedominant duing dom masses. Campus Ministy has ecognized this poblem and wants to help those offcampus students who ae having spiitual difficulty. They encouage the students to visit the office in ode to talk about spiitual life, thei spiitual need, o to look into joining the vaious diffeent pojects povided by Campus Ministy. Fathe Patick Neay, along with students who wok the LaFotune Campus Ministy office (such as Patick Baedo), ae a dedicated goup of individuals who give thei time in ode to seve those off-campus students seeking spiitual aid. The office is open Monday though Fiday fom lla.m. to 4 p.m., except on Thusdays and Fidays of The Obseve/Bandon Candua Campus Ministy established a new office in LaFotune to focus on students living off campus. home football games, to talk about any subject fo which a student may feel a need to discuss. So, off-campus students, what does the new Campus Ministy LaFotune office mean to you? This ministy, conveniently located, next to the infomation booth, will povide spiitual guidance to all in need. This guidance could ange fom something as simple as stopping by to chat and shae some M&M's to something as complex as helping to esolve faith diffeences in elationships involving pespective patnes. Offcampus students seeking to enich thei spiituality would be wise to stop by the Campus Ministy office in the O'Haa Lounge of LaFotune.

16 page 12 :ACCENT Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 By DAN CICHALSKI Assistant Accent Edito It's 8 p.m. on a Wednesday night. You've been eading Plato since thee with only a shot beak fo dinne. Now it's time fo a mindless study beak whee you can just sit thee, elax, and not woy about that six-page pape which must answe the question, "Based on h1s woks; if Plato wee alive today, would he wea boxes o biefs?" It's time fo television. But what do you watch? Yoti haven't watched "90210" since high school, "Gace Unde Fie" is out of the question since Bett Butle the actess has a deepe voice than Bett Butle the baseball playe, and "Dateline NBC" is just not the kind of show you want to watch while taking a beak fom the books. "Hey," you say, "I wonde what this new show, 'Cental Pak West,' is like?" CBS's new pime time dama may not be the only ookie pogam that catches you eye. But how will you know which shows ae woth you pecious time? Read on. Seveal new shows fo the fall ae included below and will give you an idea of which ones deseve you time and which ones will be off the ai befoe South Bend's fist snowfall. Bothely Love. (6 p.m. Sundays on NBC). Following the wilting of "Blossom," NBC decided to hang on to the "Seventeen" poste boy Joey Lawence ("Whoa!"). His two younge, eal-life bothes join him in this sitcom about a single mothe aising thee sons. In the athe seious pilot, Joe etuns unexpectedly afte a long absence and is not immediately fogiven by his mothe and step-bothes. His chaacte is significantly moe intelligent than the one on "Blossom," but the middle bothe has adopted the "a few keys shot of a keyboad" ole. The most laughs will come fom the antics of the youngest. As "The Cosby Show" and "Full House" have shown, a five-yea old will bing laughs almost evey time. This show has pomise although the pilot was not that hot. Oveall gade: 5. Ned and Stacey. (8:30 p.m. Sundays on FOX). Thomas Hayden Chuch also steps into a new chaacte with a highe IQ in this show about a couple living togethe in an apatment fo convenience. Known as the simple-minded mechanic Lowell on "Wings," Chuch now plays a businessman who will only get the pomotion he's looking fo if he is maied. Though the two can't stand each othe, Ned agees to let Stacey move in (since she despeately needs a place to live) only if she'll may him. Of couse, they agee to feely date othe people and Ned wastes no time: he has a date the night they get maied. This show had some hilaious moments and a well-acted seious scene at the end. It will pobably be one of the moe successful pogams this fall; Oveall gade: 7 Can't Huy Love. (7:30 p.m. Mondays on CBS). Afte only one season, "Fiends" is aleady enticing othe netwoks to attempt to duplicate its amazing success. CBS's enty is this show staing Nancy McKeon, fom "The Facts of Life," about yet anothe woman who just can't seem to find a "nice guy" no matte how had she ties. He fiends (one a female who has been aound and anothe a love-em andleave-em type guy fom The City), of couse, have suggestions on how she can impove he pesonal life. The humo is somewhat bland but still bings laughs and the opening is a simple instumental with views of the New Yok City skyline; Oveall gade: 7 The Client. (7 p.m. Tuesdays on CBS). John Gisham simply lacks the ability to wite well fo both page and television sceen. Although seveal of his books have done vey well and some have made decent movies, thee is no oom fo them on TV, especially "The Client." The actos' southen accents ae medioce at best and John Head's (in Tommy Lee Jones' ole as the Distict Attoney) Atlanta dawl sounds a lot like Kevin Costne's New Oleans in "JFK." With all the othe legal damas on the ai these days, thee is not much oom fo this one. Don't bothe; What the gades mean: 1-3: Won't see Thanksgiving. "11-6: Watch it while you can, it might not be hee next yea. 7-10: Eveyone anj thei mothe will claim they came UJP> with the idea. Oveall gade: 2 Mude One. (9 p.m. Tuesdays on ABC; soon to be Thusdays). Now this is a legal dama woth watching. ABC is attempting a lot with this one. They ae hoping to capitalize off the (demented) inteest in the O.J. Simpson tial combined with the stong following of. "NYPD Blue" while competing against last yea's Rookie Show of the Yea, "ER." Afte the fist thee weeks on Tuesday nights in "Blue's" time slot, "Mude One" moves to Thusdays to take on "ER." The plot fo the season is one mude tial (a pominent Los Angeles figue is accused of mudeing a 15- yea-old gil; he was having an affai with he olde siste) that will be esolved in May. This scenaio pesents a poblem, howeve, because in ode to be completely awae of the developments, you would have to watch evey week. This fact, combined with the move to Thusday's 9 p.m. time slot, will take away some would-be viewes and affects the fmal gade, which is still a espectable 7. Cental Pak West. (8 p.m. Wednesdays on CBS). Fist thee was "90210," then "Melose," next was "Models Inc.," and now thee's "CPW." They should have quit while they wee ahead. Sue, it's about time they set one of these in New Yok City, but it lacks ealism (one chaacte aises his hand, shouts "TAXI!" and has one in font of him within seven seconds). It has all the chaacte steeotypes: a poweful woking woman, a slack-oft goateed husband, a manipulative witch, yada yada yada. The show is aleady so involved with its demented plot that thee is little oom fo impovement o expansion with some of the chaactes. This one's going the way of "Models." Oveall gade: 4 The Single Guy and Caoline in the City (7:30p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Thusdays on NBC). These two new shows ae gouped togethe because they wee stuck in the middle of the most popula night on television. Inseted between "Fiends" and "Seinfeld." "The Single Guy" will get some of those viewes who like continuity o ae just too lazy to think of something to do fo half an hou. "Caoline" will do the same, but pobably will have moe people watching since "Seinfeld" and "ER" ae such good pogams. In "Guy," Jonathan Silveman is the lone unmaied chaacte with seveal attached fiends tying to set him up. It's a petty pitiful effot by NBC at filling the halfhou; Oveall gade: 2 "Caoline" will be moe successful and pat of the eason is that it's a bette show. Lea Thompson (fom "Back to the Futue") plays a single (of couse) catoonist in New Yok (of couse). What's diffeent about this show, howeve, is that Caoline actually has a job, and you see he at it. Often. The jokes ae bette than most of the new shows' and the laughs come moe often. This may be the best of a weak bunch; Oveall gade: 7 The Jeff Foxwothy Show. (7 p.m. Satudays on ABC). How many edneck jokes can you get into a half-hou show? Moe than is necessay. Foxwothy, the latest in a long line of stand-up comics to tun to televjsion, shouldn't have quit his day (o should it be night) job. He is, howeve, a funny man and if the wites get smat and ty not to get a diffeent edneck joke into evey episode, this one could last. Oveall gade: 5 fo potential. Basically, it looks like this fall's new shows can be thown into one of fou categoies: Good-looking twenty-somethings (most of them single) out on thei own in New Yok; yet anothe "pime-time soap" like "90210," et. al.; nighttime cop/mude/coutoom damas a la "NYPD Blue" o "L.A. Law"; and single woking moms aising a family on he own. These ae meely one epote's views on what this fall has to offe on TV. Decide fo youself which ones will take you away fom Plato. But don't feel you have to watch the new ones; you can always etun to the established hits.

17 Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL page 13 NFL Aikman hut in Cowboy's loss By JOSEPH WHITE Assocjatc:d l'c:ss WASHINGTON Toy Aikman left the game and then the Cowboys fell Fistapat. The Redskins, sensing a vulneability in thei most hated ival, esponded with a pefomance full of gitty second effot Sunday and held off a late ally fo a victoy ove peviously unbeaten Dallas. The Cowboys became stunningly motal in all phases of the game afte Aikman left with a stained calf on the Cowboys' flst possession. The Redskins defense put eight men up font and daed Wade Wilson to pass, and the 36-yea-old backup didn't find his hythm until it was too late. Emmitt Smith failed to ush fo 100 yads fo the fist time this season, and the Dallas offensive line allowed two sacks, as many as it had given up peviously all season. The Cowboys' defense was pushed aside by a patchwok Hedskins offensive line, weakened by injuies to Jim Lachey and Te Johnson. Tey Allen's 1-yad un in the thid quate that made it was the fist ushing touchdown against Dallas this season. Many of Allen's 121 yadson 30 caies - came on second and thid effots. Suddenly, his moves looked like Smith's, and quateback Gus Feotte's connections with eceive Michael Westbook had the look of Aikman-to-Michael Ivin as the Redskins picked on coneback Clayton Holmes. The Cowboys, meanwhile, made the mistakes one would expect fom the young, ebuilding Redskins: Smith lost a fumble fo the second time this season; motion penalties at the line of scimmage slowed down big second-half dives; Kendall Watkins tipd to lateal to no one in paticula while sitting on the gass duing a kickoff etun; and Bay Switze used up a timeout in thid quate while hesitating whethe to kick a field goal o go fo a fouth down. The Hedskins (2-3) effot was best exemplified by a Allen's TD eception late in the fist half. On fist-and-goal fom the Dallas 5 with 25 seconds emaining and no timeout, Allen juggled the ball, then bounced out of the ams of linebacke Dixon Edwads befoe stetching the ball ove the end zone pylon fo the scoe. Feotte (13-fo-24, 192 yads) had his own ookie mistake, sailing the ball high while unde pessue and into the hands of Cowboys safety Daen Woodson, who etuned it 37 yads fo a touchdown in the fist quate to put Dallas up But Feotte-to-Mac Logan fo 9 nine yads tied it on the Redskins next possession, and Eddie Muay's 46-yad field goal and Allen's fist TD made it at halftime. Afte a Chis Boniol field goal, Wilson (21-fo-29, 224 yads, one inteception) passed 28 yads to Ivin ealy in the fouth quate to cap a 96-yad dive that closed the gap to Anothe Boniol field goal made it with 7:44 to play, but Wilson was picked off by Tom Cate. Aili!~lliltl llil lf1~~llumiil~llilu IIDllu miil ll'~~ ~llil l J 1!llllilll@ 1m Announcing the National Secuity Education Pogam Competition Win an NSEP scholaship to study aboad in egions of the wold outside of Canada and Westen Euope. Applicable to most foeign study aboad pogams. Shula family duel ends in Dolphin win By JOE KAY,A~pciated Pess CINCINNATI The Shula vs. Shula sequel bad a lot moe dama but the same ending: Dad Don hugged son David at midfield and walked off a winne. Dan Mai.no thew a 16-yad touchdown pass to O.J. Mc Duffie with 1:03 left Sunday, keeping the Don Shula's Miami Dolphins unbeaten with a victoy ove Dave's,Cincinnati Bengals. j~y Cincinnati (2-3) wasted a ~}lance to tie in the closing sec ouds when Doug Pelfey's 45 yad field-goal attempt difted a few feet wide left. Miami is 4-0 fo the fifth time in club histoy and the. fist since :... l;l:!i 1 Tbe two quatebacks made sue the second fathe-son 'coaching match-up in NFL his toy eclipsed the oiginal fo excitement. The Dolphins simply gound out a outine 23-7 vnulastyea. ' Jeff Blake kept Cincinnati in it until the end by thowing thee touchdown passes to Cil.l Pickens, the last a 10 yade with 3:39 left fo a lead. Blake completed 18 of 34 oveall fo 213 yads.. But thee was plenty of time left fo Maino, who is one of th~.. main easons:that Papa Sht11a has 340 caee coaching ~ the most in NFL histoy. =w, Maino led the Dolphins 91 yads in 10 plays, completing 8 of 10 fo 76 yads on the final dive. The touchdown was vintage Maino: a quick pump fake as McDuffie culed towads the sidelines, then a pefectly-thown pass that allowed the eceive to go up and pull it in ove Roge Jones. The closing minutes undescoed the biggest diffe ence between the coaching Shulas. The Dolphins tend to do things ight in the clutch; the Bengals fold moe often than not. Cincinnati got the ball back and dove to the 27 -yad line on thee Blake completions, but Pelfey - who missed a chance to send a game to ovetime against Seattle two weeks ago - was off again. Don gently gabbed the back of Dave's head when they met in a thong of t}potes at midfield and pulled him tightly into him fo a tende cheek-to cheek hug. Maino, in his fist game back fom a buised chest, completed 33 of 48 fo 450 yads, but let the game each a tense finish by failing to finish off dives. Pete Stoyanovich tied his caee high with fou field goals- of 21, 46, 36 and 35 yads - to escue the Dolphins. His last kick put Miami up with 10 minutes left. 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18 page 14 The Obseve SPORTS Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 <. NATIONAL league BASEBALL Rockies clinch NL wild-cad spot on final day By JOHN MOSSMAN Associated Pess DENVER The upstat Coloado Rockies wqn the NL wild cad spot in damatic fashion Sunday, allying fom a six-un deficit as Lay Walke and Eic Young hit two-un homes to lead a 10-9 victoy. Coloado will meet the Atlanta Baves in the fist ound of divisional play Tuesday night at Coos Field. The Rockies, in thei thid S!lason ofexistence, qualified fo postseason play quicke than any expansion team eve had. Peviously, the 1969 New Yok Mets and the 1976 Kansas City Royals made the playoffs in thei eighth seasons. Tailing 8-2 in the thid afte anothe poo stating pe- Classifieds NOTICES WEEKLY- MIDWAY TAVERN 810W4TH MISH. MON THE JAZZ FIRM 7:30-9:30 WED OPEN JAM 9 PM THURS IRISH MUSIC 9 2BLKS S.OF 100 CTR NEED 10 DUKE TUMATOE LIVE OCT. 5 HAIHAI CUSHING AUD. OCT5. BPM FREE WRITING DEPT. 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19 P ~----~~ Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 The Obseve SPORTS Polo Ralph Lauen Factoy Stoe BACK-TO-CAMPUS SAVINGS. The Polo Ralph Lauen Factoy Stoe w~lcomes you back to Note Dame Univesity with a special offe: 20% Off on you entie puchase, now though Octobe 8th. Pesent this ad and show you cuent student J.D., you'll save an additional 20% on eveything. s 'et fo AL West to t)~ decided in playoff "':: ~:+Hl?A By JAIME ARON Associated Pess ARLINGTON, Texas The Seattle Maines blew thei second chance to win the AL West, losing 9-3 Sunday to the Texas Ranges and focing them to await the outcome of Califonia's game to detemine thei playoff status. If th~ Angels lost to the Oaklan tics, the Maines have the fist division thei 19-yea histoy. fom 13- on Aug. 2 thid'-best in page 15 ing him just shot of giving Seattle fou 100 RBI hittes. The Ranges scoed two moe in the seventh on a sacific~ fly by Fye and a bloop single by Will Clak, who went 2-fo-5 to fmish the season at.302. Kenny Roges (17 7) stated on thee days' est and allowed thee uns on five hits, two walks and thee stikeouts in six innings. Matt Whiteside woked the fmal thee innings. Even if the season continues an exta day fo the Maines. in a game that will statistically be consideed a egula-season contest, Edga Matinez and Buhne wapped up impessive pesonal feats. Matinez went 2 fo 4 to aise his aveage to a caeehigh.354, easily sealing his second batting title in the last fou yeas. Buhne bas 121 RBis and 122 hits, giving him the best. RBis-to hits atio in baseball es lost 9-2 Wstoy. His.9918 is fa bett the AUgels than the pevious best of ~eep. by Jbp. Gentile in lltttn. be. afot/j''c:"f~i~' Angels s, Aihletics 2 as state A allowed a ANAHEIM. Calif. i:nc~~y"' 1,. Afte wasting an 11-game... g. [h lead in ihe AL West, the to 3-1 in its Califonia Angels ebounded to solo home by foce a one-game playoff fo his. 4oth of the division title by beating the. bin the Oakland Athletics 8-2 Sunday. than Ken if*f The Seattle Maines, who each that held a two-game lead on Sat. Giffey uday moning, dopped into a.. ~ flst-place tie by losing to the oost of Texas Ranges 9 3, when the plate Attl<~tnn as he Califonia and Seattle, both 78-66, will meet Monday at the Kingdome in just the eighth egula-season playoff in baseball histoy. the fist since Mak Langston (15-6) is scheduled to pitch fo the Angels against Randy Johnson (17-2). Chuck Finley (15-1.2), who beat Seattle on Wednesday to cut Califonia's deficit to two games, allowed fou hits in innings and stuck out nine. Polo Ralph Lauen Factoy Stoe N ' Note Dame Univesity SOUTH BEND Michigan City 101 Lighthouse Place 601 Wabash St., (219) Take l-80/90 west to Westville exit, go noth on Hwy. 421 fo 5 to 6 miles to 8th St., tun left and go 2 blocks. Polo Ralph Lauen Factoy Stoe FREMONT Femont Hoizon Outlet Cente 6245 Noth Old 27, (219) Take I-80/90 east to exit #144, follow the signs to SR 120, cone of SR 120 and SR iedSignal & The Univesity of Note Dame A Dynamic Combination Invitational Inteviews Novembe 7 fo: BBA BS/MS/PhD in AE/ME Resumes Due Octobe 2&3 in Caee and Placement Office Manufactue of AeosRace and Automotive Poducts, Chemicals, Fibes, Plastics and Advanced Mateials

20 . page 16 The Obseve SPORTS Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 SAINT MARY'S VOllEYBALL Belles bounce back By STEPHANIE BUEK Spots Wite While last Monday's disappointing loss to Albion College tempoaily deailed the Saint May's volleyball team's winning steak, the Belles got back on tack this weekend at Noth Cental College. Adding two convincing victoies ove Noth Cental and Caoll College, the t~am esumed its winning ways, extending its ecod to 8-5 and accumulating thee consecutive wins. Though the Belles dominated play on Satuday, Caoll gave them an ealy scae. Afte defeating Caoll in the fist two games, 15-9 and 15-5, Saint May's falteed in the thid, losing Head Coach Julie Schoede Biek said that in the thid game, she expeimented with a diffeent line-up, esulting in some initial confusion. Howeve, afte egouping, the Belles bounced back to win the fouth "In the thid game, we made mental mistakes," sophomoe middle/ight attack Awen Dickey said. "We totally lost focus duing that game and let them back in it. " The Belles came back against a. stong Notl:l Cental squad with the idea that the opponent is the enemy, winning in 3 games, 15-8, 15-12, and Facing a tough Noth Cental middle attacke, the Belles adjusted by putting up a tiple block that made big hits out of the middle ineffective, thus focing the much moe manageable tip to the middle. Big East continued fom page 20 season fo the Iish. With the exception of the sette position, as May emains the lone active sette of the team, the Iish have been able to gain some depth and expeience in the 'othe positions in the last few matches they have played. Evey playe on the Iish oste has expeienced playing time since the loss to Texas, an impotant facto fo the continued success of the Iish. Bown cites the match against Villanova as an example of the successful team effot. "This was a good team win because eveyone contibuted," Bown said. London $289 Pais $239 Fankfut $299 Madid $319 Tokyo $449 Rom~ $ ~,t!,~ ~;~~~~"'~n~'ni"d~~~ f::cs subjtct to chensc and/o ovalloblllty. ullfod.y fo ofm woldwi<x dai/niion. ill Tavel~ COUNCIL ( ) can today fo a FREE Student Tavels magazine I ~'Against Noth Cental, they played with the attitude that (Assistant Coach) Jennie and I emphasized: the othe team is the enemy," said Shoede Biek. "We wee eady to block anything and dig eveything to destoy thei game." Sophomoe sette Kelly Meye ageed that the Belles' tiple block seveely disabled Noth Cental. "We eally discouaged them. We adjusted to thei middle hit and boke down thei offense," said Meye. Blocking was not the Belles' only stong suit Satuday. While middle attackes Saa Stoncek and Laua Scheeg combined fo 13 blocks on the day, outside attackes Kelly Posse and Meg Kelly had 25 and 23 kills, espectively. Posse was also a standout defensively, with 34 digs. "Kelly had a geat day," said Schoede-Biek. "She had good, had hits that wee not only well-placed, but not even touched by a block. She was seeing holes and hitting the line." In past games, the Belles have used the back ow attack to thow opposing blockes off tack, and to supise defendes who dug thei heels in anticipation of a big middle attack. Accoding to Schoede-Biek, the Belles' effective use of the back ow attack stategy makes them a unique and dangeous team. The Belles make a thee and a half hou oadtip to DePauw Univesity Tuesday, and etun home to Angela Athletic Facility Satuday aftenoon fo the SMC Quadagulas. The victoy ove the Wildcats was the 39th consecutive confeence victoy fo the Iish. The team ended thei eign in the Midwesten Collegiate Confeence with a ecod without having lost a confeence match since the 1991 season. Thei 2-0 ecod thus fa in the BIG EAST suppots the fist place pe-season anking of the Iish in the confeence. The Iish will look to impove thei undefeated confeence ecod this weekend as they host thei fist-eve BIG EAST match when West Viginia tavels to South Bend on Fiday. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBAlL Legenday manage eties afte seventeen yeas with Detoit By DAVID GINSBURG Associated Pess BALTIMORE Spaky Andeson will walk away fom his job as manage of the Detoit Tiges with nothing but delightful memoies and the hope that he will continue to be a pat of the game he dealy loves. Andeson will announce his esignation at a news confeence Monday at Tige Stadium. Afte winning 1,331 games and the 1984 Wold Seies in 17 yeas with Detoit, he figues it's time to move on. "I wote all the stoies I can wite in Detoit," he said, leaning back in a chai while smoking a pipe in the visitos' clubhouse befoe Sunday's finale, a 4-0 loss to the Baltimoe Oioles. "I've got to go to anothe city and wite," he said. "Of couse, I couldn't be a wite because I can't spell." He can sue un a baseball team, though. 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21 1I I I Monday. Octobe 2,1995 The Obseve PAID ADVERTISEMENT '15 POW~~ Sponsoed 6y:!Mu(tic.u{tuaf 'E{.ecutive Council MUL Tl CUL TURHL FHLL FEST I UHL CULTURE ON THE QUAD Octobe 2-6 Fieldhouse Mall 4:30-6:00 p.m. Pefomances By: Native Ameican Club Hawaiian Club Geek Club Filipino Club ToopND Fieside Chats Octobe 2-6 "Women in the Rts" Note Dame Room, LaFotune 12: 15-1 : 15 p.m. Monday:Pofessolyonga Tuesday: Pofesso Alice Cheang Wednesday: Sonya Genes Thusday: Diana Mythyus Fiday: Jill Godmillow SPECIAL EUENTS Octobe3 102 DeBatolo 7:00p.m. Eun-Sook Lee OctobeS BallRoom 7:00p.m. John Ole Tome ' TASTE OF NATIONS Fiday, Octobe 6 8:00 p.m. Stepan Cente Entetainment by Sabe Latino 1 - I I

22 Iish continued fom page 20 the winne in ovetime on a heade set up by a Manthei cossing pass. Manthei beat the defense in tansition and placed the pass pefectly on Daws' head. Howeve, that goal was made possible afte fowad Rosella Gueeo tied the game in the 82nd minute. Gueeo came out of a pile at the top of the penalty aea and beat OSU goalie Nicole Mois to the ight side fo he thid goal of the yea. Fo the Iish, the weekend povided a wake-up call afte Winning thei fist eight games. "It was a eal eye opene," Coyne added. "Hopefully this will be the down pat of ou season. Its is bette fo this to happen now and enable us to come out with moe fie." "This is going to build chaacte on the team," Maund said. "I have confidence in all my teammates and we'e going to build on this." "The Big Geen" 2:00. 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 "Steal Big, Steal Uttle" (PG13J 2:15, 5:00, 8:15 "Hackes" (PG 13) 2:00, 4:20, 7:00, 9:20 "Clockes" "Despeado" 2:30, 5:30, 8:30 1:30,4:15,7:15,9:40 (AJ (AJ The Obseve SPORTS Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 MEN'S SOCCER Note Dame gets back to winning ways By DYLAN BARMMER SpotsWite The Note Dame men's socce team continued to get back on tack with a 2-1 victoy ove the Nothwesten Wildcats this Sunday in Evanston. The win was the second consecutive victoy fo the 5-4 Iish, and maked thei fist tiumph on the oad in thei past six away games, dating back to last season. While the Iish dominated evey aspect of the game, outshooting the Wildcats 26-9 and compiling a 10-5 edge on cone kicks, they needed a pai of goals in a fou minute stetch in the second half to secue a victoy.. The Iish seemed to have the edge in the fist half, outshooting the Wildcats 10-4, but wee unable to capitalize on moe than a few chances, a tend that the Bill Lanza-less Iish squad has shown pehaps too often this season. "We had a lot of key oppotunities in the game whee we ween't able to just put the ball away," commented fowad Ben Bocklage, who scoed Note Dame's gamewinning goal. Note Dame fmally got on the boad when sophomoe fowad Scott Wells put the ball past Wildcat goalie Matt Russ at the 65:26 mak of the game, on assists fom Konstantin Koloskov and Tony Capasso. The goal was the fist of Wells' caee, and showed that the potentially dangeous fowad is continuing to egain his fom following a back injuy ealy in the season. Bocklage, Wells' countepat up font, put the Iish up 2-0 with an unassisted goal just ove fou minutes late. Bocklage's goal came off a Nothwesten tunove, and is the fifth goal of the season fo the poweful feshman fom St. Louis. The Wildcats wee able to stop feshman goaltende Geg Velho's bid fo his second consecutive shutout when Aaon Stolbeg tallied the lone goal fo the now 2-7 Nothwesten squad. Stolbeg's goal came with about 5:30 left in the game, and the Iish wee able to hold off a late equalizing goal, theeby peseving thei fifth win of the season. While the win was impotant jfo the banged-up Iish squad, the consensus following the game was that the team still needs to impove. With two games this coming weekend including a cucial Big East matchup against poweful Geogetown, the Iish need to come togethe as a team in ode to emain successful. "We have the ability to beat any of these teams," commented Bocklage. "We need to get focused on just coming togethe as a team, and we have to lean to emain focused fo the entie 90 minutes of evey game." "We have to show moe of a kille instinct out thee," echoed team captain Tony Capasso. "We need to lean to put teams away when we have the chance. Too many times this season we've tended to go up 2-0 and then just sit back. "The Iish have seen 2-0 leads against Rutges, Indiana, and Boston College evapoate into losses in this young season. Note Dame will look to continue thei winning steak when they play host to Detoit and Big East ival Geogetown on Thusday and Sunday. espectively. Coutesy of Note Dame Spots Infomation Konstantin Koloskov had an assist in the Iish 2-1 win ove Nothwesten. 23d Annual Summe Pogam NO SMC Students [L(Q)[JO@@ITTI [R?. mu MCilljY 22 = ~llil[ji) 2~ ~ill] [Jj) ~ ~ = ~ill] ~jy ~ cs) Tavel in Ieland, Scotland, & Fance Tavel in Fance, Gemany, & Switzeland Couses offeed in Biology, Photogaphy, Sociology, Business & Economics, Histoy, Italian Oganizational I Meeting - Octobe 3 7:00 pm Caoll Hall Pizza Social Past student and faculty paticipants will be pesent. Fo infonation call Pof. Black o MEDJUGORJE ''Ou lady~ Last Call to the Wold!'' Don't Miss It% S. Emmanuel comes to Note Dame fom Medjugoje in Bosnia-Hecegovina to shae the miacle fom the village whee the Blessed Mothe continues to appea evey day! Don't miss he tonight! Tonight! 7:30p.m. Hesbugh Libay Auditoium

23 - I Monday, Octobe The Obseve TODAY YOUR HOROSCOPE page 19 CALVIN AND HOBBES ~'{. l 1-\A.TE. SCI-\OOL A'S'S\GN\'v\E.I'{\S.' MISS WoRMWOOD IS <YJT Th DE.STRO'{ tv\'( LIFE.' \ ;1ltt:_ lt - DILBERT WE.'R. POISED FOR 5UCCE.SS. WE E.XPECT HUGE. EARNINGS AND INCREASED M~~KET MI>. -E A LEAF CblLE.CTIClN! 'N\1>. T f.. D\Jt-1.13 'NII.'S\E. OF TIME.' I L ~ SHARE.' YEA.R... 1-bW MP-.1'-\'i LE.>-1/E.S Do 'ioij f'ieeo? I\IE.H ON THE AGENDA... THERE WILL BE NO Rf\l.SE.5 BECAUSE. 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(auction quey) 61 Raymond of "Pey Mason" 62 - of the ball 63 Excise, as text 64 Not a copy: Abb. 65 Business job 66 Midtem, e.g. 67 Make mad DOWN 1 "Guys and--" 2 Ending with saco- 3 60's mach site 4 Excitable 5 Had a wad of tobacco 6 Hose opeas 1 Scheme a Pedo's hat 9 Be plenty mad 10 Toe woe 11 Skating oval 12 "I cannot tell 13 Tack competition 1111!111-;..,.+.:±~ 22 Enticed -o-+c=+-:-+-t 24 Ask pesistently ~"-+"-+~ 27 Tace ::,:.t:-'+::+.::.:t 28 Viginia Civil Wa battle site 29 His Rose was Iish 30"--Lisa" 31 Sunbun esult 32 Book afte John 33 Ak skippe 34 Captain fo many a league 38 Moe secue 39 Noel season 43 Sy. neighbo 46 Kind of folde 47 Footnote notation BILL WAITERSON l>.l'-10 JUS\ W\18'-1 I T\-10\JG\11 OF A. LOOI'I-10Lt;., T\-1E. TEf>..C\\E.R Sf>..ID EIJER'{ LEP-1' 1-\..'S It) BE. A 0\f~T ~~~C>. 48 Loses bightness 50 Beautiful woman of paadise 51 Showey month SCOIT ADAMS 52 Join 53 Uses a powde puff 54 Mothe of Zeus 55 Sceam 56 Kind of bonding 57 Wild goat Get answes to any thee clues by touch-tone phone: (75 each minute). MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1995 (Fo you pesonalized daily Jeane Dixon hooscope. based on you own date of bith, call You phone company will bill you 99 cents a minute.) HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN THE NEXT YEAR OF YOUR LIFE: A new job o exciting assignment beckons. Caee advancement could depend on you going back to school. Joint financial mattes equie close scutiny. A tempoay sepaation may be linked to business tavel. Seizing an unusual oppotunity ealy in 1996 will enhance you chances fo financial o political success. The tavel bug bites ealy next summe. Romance could lead to maniage by this time next fall. CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: fashion designe Donna Kaan, legenday comedian Goucho Max. high-pofile defense attoney Johnnie L. Cochan J., actess Loaine Bacco. ARIES (Mach 21-Apil 19): Staying in the backgound is you best stategy now. Do not let you emotions un away with you. A meeting with a publishe o educato is highly poductive. You imagination soas! Romance looks pomising. TAURUS (Apil 20-May 20): Today calls fo shaing and coopeation. Show consideation. Resist the temptation to be extavagant, especially if othe people's assets ae involved. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The spotlight is focused on you job and business inteests. Tackle a new assignment ight away. Thee is a limit to what you can accomplish all by youself. A majo victoy depends on team effot. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Aawed o gabled communications ae possible this moning. Be cautious. Double-check instuctions and financial figues. If single, you may headed fo an intense convesation. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The legal o financial assistance you need will be made available if you ae willing to compomise. Make impotant changes. Bight ideas and enthusiasm go hand-in-hand. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You pogessive ideas could upset someone whose beliefs ae vey diffeent. Hang in thee! You ae pobably on the ight tack. Keep seaching fo lost o mislaid items. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Playing the ole of citic is not you style. Refuse to be dawn into an agument between two fiends. Pusuing a favoite hobby helps you elax. Take a elative's advice with a gain of salt. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You tenacity comes to the foe when obstacles appea. Pomote you excellent business skills. Do not allow fustation o ange to spoil you day. Bun off excess enegy on the tennis o basketball cout. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Making up fo a patne's absence will equie exta hous. You appot with you colleagues o childen impoves. Relax at home tonight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Take fequent beaks today but stick to one poject. Go out of you way to appease highe-ups, o avoid them all togethe. Maied couples agee on most money mattes. A special contest deseves investigation. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Some confusion ealy today will alet you to the need fo caution and accuacy. Count on coming out ahead of the competition! Set a good example fo you mate o offsping to follow. Be thifty. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mach 20): Pesenting you ideas to the ight people boosts you chances fo success. You eceive a gift o good news though the mail. Cub an uge to oveindulge in food o dink. Self-discipline wins espect. Celebate a fiend's bithday with a special Obseve ad. OF INTEREST Holy Coss Associates will be holding an Info ' mation Meeting fo people inteested in applying fo the pogam in Chile o the U.S. today at 4:00 p.m. Themeeting will be held at the Cente fo Social Concens. A bief pesentation about the pogam's Domestic and Chile sites will be followed by questions t:om those attending. Applications will be available. 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24 Iish tun ove gam.e to Buckeyes see Iish Exta page 20 WOMEN'S SOCCER Blemished Note Dame ties Cincinnati, squeaks by Ohio State in OT By JOE VILLINSKI Assistant Spans Edito SPORTS Monday, Octobe 2, 1995 Heading into the 80th minute of both thei games this weekend, the women's socce team found themselves in an unfamilia position. A position as foeign as the Ohio teitoy was to Iish spots teams this weekend. Against both Cincinnati and Ohio State, the Iish tailed by a goal with ten minutes emaining in the contest. This position also signified that afte eight games this season, two teams finally found a way to solve the tenacious Iish defense and scoe. On Fiday night, Note Dame salvaged a 2-2 tie with the Beacats of Cincinnati as eseve midfielde Julie Maund came off the bench to scoe with less than two minutes left. "They wee a lot moe intense and emotional than we wee," midfielde Ragen Coyne said. "They came out believing that if they played with 100 pecent, they could win and they almost did." "They wee an aveage team whee evey playe -played the best that they could," Maund said. "They The ObseJVe/Mike Ruma Regan Coyne called Fiday's tie against Cincinnati an 'eye opene.' The thee goals given up by the Iish defense this weekend wee the fist goals fo a Note Dame opponent this yea. woked eally had." Maund scoed afte the ball came out at the top of the box and put it in the uppe left cone of the net. Midfielde Holly Manthei egisteed an assist on the goal. "I was the most disappointed with the way we played," Maund added. "We didn't play the way we wee capable of." The Iish fell behind fo the fist time all yea as midfielde Paulette Angelechia scoed five minutes into the game. The Beacats maintained the lead until co-captain Cindy Daws scoed on an assist fom Manthei to tie the game only to see the tie vanish six minutes late. "We faced a difficult situation," Maund noted. "Eveyone gets up to beat us and they played thei best. We wee kind of shocked." Note Dame may have also been shocked yesteday as they fell behind ealy again to Ohio State befoe pulling out the game in ovetime 2-1. Daws scoed see IRISH I page 18 VOllHBAlL Iish impessive in fist Big East win By BETSY BAKER The victoy on Sunday equied a little moe Spots Wite effot of the team as Villanova made many attempts, a few being successful, at stealing the The tenth-anked Note Dame volleyball team lead fom the Iish. The Iish fought back fom a made a gand entance into the Big East confeence last weekend with victoies ove 15-10, 15-4, deficit in the thid game to clinch the victoy. Geogetown and Villanova in its confeence "I was eally pleased with the way we came debut. back in the thid game to close out the match," The Iish impoved thei ecod to 13-1 on the Iish head coach Debbie Bown said. yea and 2-0 in the confeence with a fifth "I was impessed with Villanova because they consecutive thee-match victoy since Texas played had and eally pushed us, but we showed handed them thei fist loss of the season the good patience and came back stong." pevious weekend. The Iish wee led again by Lee with 14 kills The 15-11, 15-13, 15-6 Iish victoy ove with fellow sophomoe outside hitte Angie Geogetown on Satuday handed the Hoyas thei Hais contibuting 11. Sette Caey May led the seventh loss of the season and thei fist confeence loss, making them 11-7 oveall and 0-1 in team with 12 digs. tl)e Big El_l!it. _ "Caey set a vey good match today and did a Sophomoe Jaimie Lee's kill campaign continued to lead the Iish with 12 kills, with Junio offense," Bown said of the sophomoe who was geat job of getting eveyone involved in the Kistina Evin ight behind he with 11. On the called to action as a state when senio Shannon defensive end, co-captain Jenny Bikne led the Tuttle was deemed out fo the season with a team in the dig column fo the seventh time this shoulde injuy. May has set evey game of the season with 10. Junio middle blocke Jen Biggs collected thee sevice aces in Iish win. see BIG EAST I page 16 The ObseJVe!Bent Tadsen Jenny Bikne (cente) led the Iish in digs as Note Dame dominated Geogetown Satuday. They topped Villanova in thee games Sunday. - Football Women's Socce at Washington Octobe 7, 2:30p.m. vs. Connecticut Octobe 6, 7:30 Volleyball vs. West Viginia Octobe 6, 7 pm. vs. Duke Octobe 7, 7 pm Men's Socce vs. Detoit Octobe 5, 7:30p.m. Coss County Note Dame Invitational, Men's socce defeats Nothwesten aj see page 18 ~ Majo League playoff pictue Octobe 6, T.B.A. ij see page 15 SMC Spots Volleyball at De Pauw, Octobe 3 ~ Redskins upset Cowboys see page 13