Return of the 'Blue Jogger'

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1 , ~ ~----~..., VOL. XX NO. 7 TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 99 THE NDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVNG NOTRE DAME AND SANT MARY'S Retun of the 'Blue Jogge' Man attempts to have gil punch his stomach By MEGAN JUNUS News Wite A Knott Hall Resident was confonted ealy Monday evening by a man asking if she would punch him n the stomach, accoding to Chuck Huley, assistant diecto of secuities. The gil was standing on tho second floo landing when a man, dessed n a blue, two-toned jogging suit, stopped he and politely asked whee Walsh Hall was located. He said he was looking fo a gil dessed in a jogging suit just like his. lie commented on wanting to meet this gil at Walsh ndian invasion? had dak shot hai and a esident, "When jog my stomach muscles tighten. Could you punch me in the stomach?" The gil efused and walked away. She went to look fo he ecto o a esident assistant, but was unable to locate eithe; theefoe, the incident was not epoted diectly to Secuity, Huley said. Cuently, Secuity has no suspects. "f this would happen again, students must epot the occuence to Secuity as quickly as possible," Huley said. They man was white, appoximately 5'8", small build, clean shaven and in his late s to ealy s. He and then said to the Knott medium complexion, Huley said. Simila incidents in which female jogges wee appoached wee epoted last fall and sping. Although the physical desciption, namely the blue jogging suit, and methods of appoach ae extemely simila, Secuity is unable at this time to make a positive identification o even confim the possibility that this might be the same peson. Note Dame and Saint May's women ae advised to take all necessay pecautions to ensue thei safety. The Obseve E. G. Bailey Clad in the native dess of vaious cultues, students kicked off the Mu~icultual Festival with what appeas to be some sot of tibal dance at the Fieldhouse Mall yesteday. ND Student Senate votes to ecognize gay/lesbian day By PETER AMEND News Wite This is how the esolution stood in finality: Be t esolved that the Uni vesity of Note Dame Student Senate ecognizes that Octobe, 99, is National Coming Out Day n ode to futhe the awaeness of the disclmina tion, haassment, and violence suffeed by gay and lesbian pesons. Student Body Pesident Rob Pasin, upon the passing of the esolution, said, "The esolu tion addesses the ssue of ha assment and discimination on campus, not homosexual activ ity, and theefoe, suppot it." Afte an hou and a half of vehement debate, the Student Senate voted -5 in favo of a esolution that acknowledges Gay and Lesbian National Coming Out Day. Joe Wilson, senato of Distict #4, pesented the oiginal esolution to the Senate Monday evening. The majoity of the Senate immediately accepted the fist thee stanzas of the esolution, which ae: Be it esolved that the Student Senate of the Univesity of Note Dame, ecognizing and fully appeciating the Catholic natue of this Univesity and all that it epesents, wholeheatedly condemns discimination, haassment, and violence against any peson. Recognizing that many students on this campus often feel the oppession that comes fom misinfomation and misundestanding about the cultual, eligious o sexual diffeences, the Student Senate calls on the student body of this Univesity to stand up against any fom of violence, discimination and haassment. The Univesity of Note Dame has attempted to incease undestanding, and lessen misinfomation though such events as the Yea of Women, the Yea of Cultual Divesity, Multi-Cultual Week and Afica Week. Howeve, the debate was focused on the fouth stanza, which dealt with connection between a fomal acceptance of National Coming Out Day and its elevance to the thee pevlous stanzas. The fouth stanza, in the oiginal esolution, eads as Lectue gives glimpse of Aab pespective in monly shaed feelings ae those By MCHAEL MASONE Moe on the Gulf page 7 aimed at the U.S. govenment Nows Wnte and its involvement in the cisis. Opeation Deset Shield n a beak fom the Westen pespective on the cisis n the Gulf, Note Dame had a fist hand chance to hea the Aab point of view on the situation yesteday at a lectue given by Khalll Matta. United States foces will emain n the Pesian Gulf fo yeas to come, pedicted Matta in his lectue yesteday. An associate pofesso of management, he gave the fist of seveal "fieside chats" to be given at LaFotune Student Cente. A native of Lebanon, Matta believes tho United States will stay in the Middle East as long as t can stay, just as long as thee is no opposition hee at home. Matta povided tho Aab pespective on seveal key ssues on how the Aab wold feels about: Saddam Hussein the invasion of Kuwait the U.S. nvolvement n this cisis. Feelings towads Hussein ae split among the people of the Aab wold, said Matta. Some view him as a heo who successfully defended the Aab nations against an; he s seen as a unifying foce seeking to eestablish the old gloy days of the Aabs, and with victoy Khnlll Matta and militay stength he eans cedibihi... On the othe hand, some, such as the leades of Egypt and Syia, view Hussein as a theat and eject the way he teats his own people. Matta efuted the idea that Hussein is no moe than a "cazed madman who is picking intenational fights." As fo this nvasion of Kuwait, again feelings ae mixed. Some view Kuwait meely as an extension of aq, and conside the nvasion "an intenal matte fo the aqis to solve." Some Aab nations ae actually jealous of Kuwait, whose ncedible wealth and small population leave it with an extemely high standad of living. But pehaps the most com- Matta called it a feeling of "geneal appehension," since histoically the United States has not poved to be a eliable ally. Though Matta emained objective in his discussion, he did appea fim in the belief that the United States is involved in the Gulf fo economic easons above all othes. He cautioned U.S. citizens fom accepting the policy of ts govenment that it is involved because of a "moal concen" fo the Kuwaitis o Saudi Aabians. Matta was secue in his belief that the United States has a definite "vested inteest in a natual esouce that belongs to the Aabs," and it wants to secue itself of getting that esouce at a cheap pice. The United States gets ove 9 pecent of its oil fom its own hemisphee, so it does not have much of an nteest in the oil available in the Middle East. But, Matta contends, the stategic contol of this oil and the ability to egulate pices would make the United States a bette economic competito fo the Gemans and the Japanese. t is this desie fo the stategic see MATTA page ~- ~.~~ ~ U.S Maines: Thee Maine fomations, moe than 45, pesonnel U.S Amy: Thee heavy amoed unite h U.S Al Foce: 4 waplams deployed at about batma n and aound Saudi Aabia Five U.S. and five Saudi AWACS u.s. Navy: About 5 v...,a, ncluding tou aicaft c:atwe, end a battleahlp with Tomahawk cuim m... n Hawkeye alcl'llft almlla toawaca An nttmated eight nuclee sulmw!ma n the.,.... follows: Be it esolved that the Note Dame Student Senate hopes to incease futhe awaeness by ecognizing Octobe, 99. as National Coming Out Day at Note Dame n ecognition of the poblems and concens faced by gay and lesbian students. Howeve, many Senate membes said this fouth stanza not only asks to eject negative attitudes and actions against gay and lesbian pesons, but also implies a public pomotion of homosexuality by the ND Student Senate. Senio Class Pesident, Michael Shinneck, who voted against the esolution, said that " am opposed to discimination, haassment and violence against any peson...! believe that this esolution is attempting to cicumvent the Univesity's policy and the position of the Roman Catholic Chuch by intoducing official ecognition of gays and lesbians at the Univesity by lend ng the name of the Student Senate to the name of the gay cause." Special opeations foces: Amy, Navy and Ai Foce peaonnel tnllned n unconventional wafae t8ctlcs UCh n sebohlglt Foces fom othe counties: va'-ty of gound, ai and naval fof'cn n the gulf fom Btteln, Fance, Egypt, Syia and Moocco Additional U.S. ~ound units beginning to aive: One egiment, fou bigades, and a battalion, about 8, pesonm, lind equipment, ncluding hundeda of M Abama tanka and Badley Fighting Vehicles AP/Cynthia Gee

2 ~ ~ page NSDE COLUMN Law school: a cue fo the Senio blues? Senio yea? No poblem. Time to hang out with fiends, legally ba-hop, oadtip to evey away game, and beeze though my schedule of electives. Not so fast. Thee ae just a few insignificant questions which need to be cleaed up... such as, "What do want to Jo with the est of my life?" A job? Wok?? Ugh - not the most appealing option. As well, getting one entails moe time and enegy than imagined. Caee and Placement infoms me that must gathe my life togethe, summaize it on a single sheet of pape and then make it sound exciting. But the best pat is this 'Objective' - a one sentence explanation stating what type of job am seeking as well as why am seeking it, fo each type of company in which inteests me. One poblem: have no idea HtAT inteests me. So then ask myself the most popula question on campus today-the one which povides a moe attactive altenative (upon initial eflection) to jumping into the woking wold of esponsibility as well as allowing extensive pocastination in answeing "What do want to do with my life?" This question is none othe than: "How about Law School?" 'll admit that applying to law school seemed to cate to my laziness in secuing a job and sounded extemely comfotingmonetaily speaking. n addition, my mind began to ace ahead to the day of acceptance and my casual decision to defe fo a yea while taveled Euope o volunteeed to wok in Austalia (sound familia?). Reality began, howeve, to set in with my fist encounte with a pactice LSAT. Suffice it to say, knew was in touble. Days, weeks, MONTHS wee meant to be set aside to study eligiously fo this monste. Okay, so have some days... But then thee's the Pesonal Statement (which must equal a liteay mastepiece), ecommendations (academic, of couse), and applications which ae easy to complete but cannot be sent until A and B (above) have also been completed. The clinche? When will stat on this Pesonal Statement? Answe: When stat any othe kind of assignment - the night befoe it's due. So, senio yea? No poblem?? When do see my fiends, we just complain about how busy we ae; the bas epesent enomous, unaffodable dolla signs; oadtips waste weekends in which must study diligently fo the LSAT; and classes? Well, it's a good thing finally bought that accounting book today... The views expessed in the nside Column ae those of the autho and not necessaily those of The Obseve. 7 FRONTS: COLD WARM STATONARY Pessue ~ ~ [] HGH LOW SHOWERS RAN T-STORMS Via Associated Pess GaphicsNet The Obseve Tuesday, Octobe ; 99 Shaon Bannen of the Chistian Appalachian WEATHER 99 Accu-Weathe, nc. [;] ~x=x~ FLURRES SNOW CE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY OF NTEREST Yesteday's high: 67 Yesteday's low: 4 Nation's high: (Taft, Calif.) Nation's low: 5 (Pinedale, Wyo.) Foecast: Mostly sunny today with highs in the low 7s. nceasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the low 5s. Tomoow mostly cloudy and windy with a 5% chance of showes and a highs in the low 7s. Jean Kilboune, an intenationally ecognized au Poject Voluntee Pogam will be available in the CSC thoity on the media, addictions, and sex oles will disfom -5 p.m. at at the Voluntee Fai tonight. cuss the effects of alcohol advetising Oct. at 7: p.m. in the Hesbugh Libay Auditoium. The lectue entitled "Unde the nfluence," is sponsoed by the Univesity of Note Dame's office of alcohol and dug education and Saint May's College. Saint May's Uban Plunge infomation night is tonight at 6: p.m. in Stapleton Lounge. Come and find out about the 48-hou look into inne city poblems which is held ove Chistmas beak in metopolitan aeas nea you. Past student paticipants will be thee to answe questions and tell of thei expeiences. An inta-squad vasity hockey game will be held on Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. in the JACC. Thee will also be pefomances by Jill Tenay, Chistophe Bowman; dance teams Susan Wynne and Joseph Gua, Shaon Caz and Doug Williams. n addition thee will be appeaances on ice by Lou Holtz, Doothy Hamill, Richad Rosenthal and hockey coach Ric Schaefe. Donate you Stanfod football tickets so the clients of Logan Cente can see.. the game in peson. Dop off you tickets at the dining halls this Wednesday, Thusday o Fiday at dinne o put them in the CSC mailbox fo Logan Cente, 444 Lewis Hall o 87 Dillon. Fo moe infomation call Janet o Sally at WORLD Patick Wight, a wold enowned playwight, was epoted to have died on Sunday, Octobe. He was esiding in Sydney, Austalia at the time of his demise. White is emembeed fo having become the fist Austalian to claim the Nobel Pize. He was awaded this hono in 97 fo his achievements in the aea of liteatue, specifi cally fo his citically acclaimed novel "Eye of the Stom." The fuits of his lifetime exemplify that of one of the most influencial figues in the liteay wold. CAMPUS Thee Will be a unoff in the Saint May's Feshman elections on Tuesday afte Tacy McDonald eceived 49.7 pecent and Nedo Dwye eceived 49 pecent. High school tutos ae still available to help lowe elementay childen with homewok. Fo infomation, call Betsy at All geogaphic club. pesidents must epot thei offices names and events fo the upcoming yea to the Alumni Association at 9-6. All clubs must be ecognized by the Alumni Association in ode to sponso bus ides and/o moving vans. Students ae invited to come to the esc to pesonally talk and eceive infomation fom 45 diffeent voluntee pogam ecuites tonight fom 7 - p.m. Thousands of people, fom alcoholics to soldies, ae slogging though the nation's potato fields in a ace to salvage the otting cop and save Muscovites fom a hungy winte. Joining the foced laboes in the muddy tenches of what the pess has dubbed "the potato font" ae voluntees who ae lending a hand so they can cay home a sack o two of the stachy staple that has vanished fom stoe shelves in the capital. Students and soldies wee dafted into the havest weeks ago, and leades of Moscow's egional govenment invited city dwelles to go to neaby collective and state fams to help dig potatoes - with an option to buy them at low pices. MARKET UPDATE On Octobe : ALMANAC P.O. Box Q, Note Dame, ndiana (9) Today's Staff: Spots Systems News Scott Butocao Jon Stewat Joe Moody Gil Gomez Kevaleen Ryan ScoebOBd Fank Pasto Gaphics Accent Mike Muldoon Jennife Guein Poduction Paige Smoon Beth Peteson Ciculation Janelle Haigan Chistine Andeson Kathleen O'Conne John O'Bian Ad Design Vewpoint Alison Cocks Amy Ecket Julie Shephed Kathleen O'Conno Jcsy Colucci The Obseve (USPS 599-4) is published Monday though Fidav except duing exam and vacation peiods. ThE Obseve is a membe of the Associated Pess. All epoduction idht F.e l-:'!-t:;\. cd. ' ' A Saint May's student was attacked Thusday evening in the B- paking lot acoss fom the Hesbugh Libay, accoding to Chuck Huley, assistant diecto of Secuity. The epot eceived by Secuity said the student was attacked at appoximately 8:5p.m. He ams wee scaped fom he wists to he biceps by an unidentified instument. Huley said the attack was not a sexual assault and that the victim could not identify the attacke. fo Oc:t., 99 Volume in shaes NYSE ndex S&P Composite Dow Jones ndustials, Pecious Metals Gold + $5.9 to $86.6/oz. Slive +. to $ 4.64/oz. eln 94 : Geman amies began Opeation Typhoon - an all-out dive against Moscow. eln 959: The television pogam "The Twilight Zone" made its debut on CBS. eln 967: Thugood Mashall was swon in as an associate justice of the U.S. Supeme Cout- the fist black so appointed. eln 985: Acto Rock Hudson died at his Bevely Hills, Calif., home at age 59 afte battling the deadly disease ADS. Ten yeas ago: u.s. Repesentative Michael "Ozzie" Myes, D-Pa., convicted of accepting a bibe in the FB's ABSCAM sting opeation, was expelled fom the House, becoming the fist congessman ousted by his colleagues since the outbeak of the Civil Wa.

3 Tuesday, Octobe, 99 The Obseve page A despeate call AP Photo Pope John Paul in an intensive mood duing the solemn Mass he celebated Sunday making the stat of the Wold Synod. The month long assembly was called to evitalize the piesthood in the wake of a "bunout" to vocational life and challenges to celibacy. Matta continued fom page contol of oil, athe than any dealistic moal stance, that the United States has such a lage foce n the Gulf. Besides this desie fo stategic contol of the wold's oil supply, Matta said, the U.S. is also involved in the Gulf in ode to salvage itself fom the clutches of imminent ecession. "Wa," said Matta, "is vey stimulating to the economy of a county." And finally, the thid eason Matta povided fo the U.S. nvolvement was its fea that aq would at some point FREE in the futue pose a seious theat to sael. Matta efuted the claim that the United States is always "moally justified" in thei actions, as if it is the "agent of God on this eath." Matta, while emaining objective himself, seemed to be calling fo moe open-mindedness on the pat of Ameicans to the views of othes. Economic sanctions would wok, but they take time, and Matta believes that U.S. foeign policy is not vey patient. " would athe see economic sanctions than a militay beakout," said Matta, but the United States seems intent on a militay confontation. Matta was equally quick to point out that a wa with aq would be dawn out and would cost the Sandusky shaes atistic expeience By RENEE YOUNG News Wite Reality and instinct wee two of the items discussed yesteday by Billy Ray Sandusky in his lectue "One Painte's Pespective." Sandusky is an assistant pofesso in the at depatment of Saint May's whee he teaches dawing, painting and pint making. His talk taced his path to the intellectual and at community. Fom gade school he found escape in at. He attended high school and gaduate school in ndianapolis and New Oleans. Accoding to Sandusky, in at school the only way to look good was to make eveyone look bad--they wee tough standads, one-hunded stated the pogam, twelve gaduated. Duing the sixties, Sandusky had a had time justifying making at with the had times on the steets. But he continued with it, eventually moving to taly whee he woked and studied fo seven yeas. He came to Saint May's whee he consides teaching as, "tying to get out of them (students) what is inside them and giving them the space to do it." As to the wok of his students, the undegaduate at wok at Saint May's compaes to that in most gaduate schools. A faculty membe since 98, Sandusky ecently eceived fist place in the Fine Ats Categoy in the Ai Bush Competition. The competition Nas sponsoed by AJbush Action magazine in whkh '.l.n c.ticle on him will soon <!pf.v;j.l About his wk, which is pimaily abstact expessionism, Sandusky believes that thee ae diffeent ealities fo diffeent people--people see thei own and all can co-exist, but no one can eve clealy see what is going on. Cuently Sandusky is also on exhibit at the South Bend At Cente till Octobe 4. The thid in the Life of the Mind lectue seies will be conducted by Coine McGuigan, chaipeson and associate ofesso of education Saint May's stats autumn with 'Fall Fest' ByTASHATGHT News Wite The Saint May's Student Activities Boad is sponsoing a week filled with activities to kick off the autumn season titled "Fall Fest" which began Sunday and will continue thoughout the week. Today the festivities continue with a t-shit tie dye session stating at 4: p.m. on the libay geen. n the evening Matin Sikoa, a folk singe, will be entetaining the cowd at Club Tuesday in Hagga College Cente fom 9 - p.m. Coodinato Sheila Gaughan said "We hope eveyone will United States "the blood of its childen." He wondes if Ameicans ae pepaed fo this eality. Matta's pevailing message was a yeaning fo a pea.::eful solution to the matte. His f~eling is that the longe the United States emains in the Gulf, the moe hostility that will aise. n the event of wa, Matta claims, any tactics, no matte how outageous, can be employed. "We need to look at the human pespective," pleads Matta. "nstead of focusing on esouces, we need to focus on people...l don't think it's possible now at this point to sit Bush and Hussein down and say, 'Shake on it'... But befoe we send ou F-5s to bomb cities and kill innocent people, let's give peace a chance." come paticipate in the fun and bing a fiend." All day Wednesday students fom both campuses ae encouaged to find the biggest leaf on campus and ente it in THURSDAY, SECURTY BEAT SEPT. 7 : p.m. A esident of Stanfod Hall epoted that he had his bike stolen fom the bike ack at O'Shaughnessy Hall. :5 p.m. A esident of Dillon Hall epoted that his bike was stolen fom the bike ack between Dillon and Alumni Halls. :S p.m. A Univesity of Note Dame employee epoted vandalism to he ca while paked in the B-6 Jot. FRDAY, SEPT. 8 9:7 a.m. A esident of Pasqueilla West epoted that she had eceived a haassing phone call. 8:58 p.m. A Saint May'~ student w<~o assalted in the B- paking lot by a suspect with a weapon. VP BLUE AND GOLD CARDS TO:Fist students (with. D.) attending Note Dame Wichita State Baseball Game at Covaleski Stadium on Fiday, Octobe 5th at 8:pm. TO:Fist students (with.d.) attending the Note Dame LSU volleyball game at the JACC on Satuday, Octobe 6th at 7:pm. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE VP BLUE AND GOLD CARDS All benefits of a egula Blue and Gold Cad holde (except the thee dawings fo athletic tickets) ~ Fee Maxwell House Coffee Note Dame4 oz. coffee mug.!j) Fee Maxwell House coffee at the Huddle duing the month of Novembe by showingvp cad and student. D. Fee Cystal Light at the Huddle duing the month of Apil by showing VP cad and student.d. Fee dawings fo VP membes only thoughout the yea fo: Chicago Bulls Basketball Tickets Fee Limo Sevice and Dinne at Eli's Place fo Steak in Chicago One fee ound tip ticket to Sping Beak the "Big Leaf Contest." Students should dop off a leaf in font of Hagga College Cente to ty and win a gift cetificate fo dinne at Maci's. A faculty vs. student softball game will be played at the SMC field at 4 p.m An intenational dinne will be held on Thusday fom 6-8 p.m.. Food fom many diffeent nations will be seved. Subway, Pizza Hut, Seno Kelly's, and othe local estauants ae offeing diffeent cuisines. Late that evening a happy hou fo those and ove will stat in the SMC Clubhouse. The week's celebation comes to a close on Fiday with a snack beak and pictue fame giveaway fom : a.m. - p.m. at Hagga College Cente. All students ae encouaged to attend all of the activities. SAB Repesentative Wendy Kemp said, "we hope all the time and effot the boad contibuted will pay off by having full student paticipation." The fest opened with a school mass celebated in the Chuch of Loetto SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 :5 p.m. A Univesity of Note Dame employee epoted that he B- decal had been stolen fom he ca. : p.m. A esident of Moissey Hall epoted the theft of his bike tom the Moissey Hall bike ack. 4:4 p.m. A esident of Lewis Hall epoted the theft of seveal aticles fom he oom. 6: p.m. A esident of Cavanaugh Hall epoted the theft of the hub caps fom his ca in the D- paking lot. SUNDAY, SEPT. :4 a.m. A esident of Pangbon Hall epoted that he was assaulted by a man who had a~ked the victim if he wanted a ide in his ca. e "t bings out the best in all of us: United \Yay ~ ni!.m, ~ ' F F E ill.. Ean while you lean. Manpowe is looking lo students inteested in eaning geat pay - plus commissions. We offe flexible hous. And valuable taining and business expeience Plus tee use of a pesonal compute. you'e a lull-time student. Sophomoe o above. with at least a B aveage and ae compute familia. Manpowe needs you as a COLLEGATE REP to pmmote the sales ol the BM Pesonal System/ on campus. Fo expeience that pays, call today Manpowe, nc. W. LaSalle Ave Contact: Kim Hall

4 page 4 The Obseve Tuesday, Octobe, 99 New taxes to hit bee- dinkes and smokes WASHNGTON (AP) Pooe, younge, non-uban families, who geneally spend a geate shae of thei eanings on gasoline, cigaettes and bee than do othe goups, would be hit hadest by tax inceases in the new deficit-eduction plan. Othe pats of the plan taget flies; state and local govenment employees; wokes whose wages exceed $5,; taxpayes with incomes ove $,, and anyone with a taste fo expensive cas, fus and jewels. Thee's also a a band new - cent-pe-gallon tax on all kinds of efined petoleum poducts - gasoline again, home-heating oil, diesel - that ae not used in faming o manufactuing. Just in case anyone is left out, the plan calls fo the ntenal Revenue Sevice to step up audits and collections enough to squeeze an exta $9.4 billion out of eluctant taxpayes ove the next five yeas. But unlike the othe tax inceases that have been enacted since 98, the impact this poposal will have on individuals at vaious income levels is had to detemine. That is because it contains no boad changes in income taxes but elies instead on a potpoui of excise taxes and on payoll taxes that affect elatively few people. Thee is little question, howeve, that excise taxes on such commodities as fuel, alcohol and tobacco have a geate impact on lowe-income people. Ealie this yea, the Congessional Budget Office found that: Ameican families as a goup spend. 7 pecent of afte-tax income on gasoline,. pecent on tobacco and pecent fo liquo, wine and bee. The pooest pecent, with afte-tax income aveaging $8,- spent 6.9 pecent fo gasoline, 4 pecent on tobacco and. 7 pecent fo alcohol. The pecent just below the ichest,. with income aveaging $8, afte taxes, spent.9 pecent fo gasoline,. pecent fo tobacco and. pecent fo alcohol. Significantly, families headed by a peson unde the age of spent a geate shae of thei incomes on all thee commodities than did othe age goups. The unde- families, fo example, spent.4 pecent of disposable income fo gasoline; those headed by someone 75 o olde spent.6 pecent. Rual dwelles spend 9 pecent moe fo gasoline as do Notheastenes. Southenes pay moe than Westenes. Hee ae some majo pats of the tax plan, which congessional leades hope will become law this month: ENERGY: The pesent fedeal gasoline tax of 9 cents a gallon would ise by 5 cents Dec. and anothe 5 cents next July. On Jan., a -cent-a-gallon tax on most efined petoleum poducts, including gasoline and home-heating oil, would take effect. Almost 94 pecent of families buy gasoline. TOBACCO: The 6-cent-apack tax on cigaettes would ise 4 cents on Jan. and anothe 4 cents two yeas late. Taxes on cigas, chewing tobacco and snuff would be inceased at each step by 5 pecent. About 46 pecent of Ameicans use tobacco. ALCOHOL: About 7 pecent of taxpayes would be affected. The tax on had liquo, now $.5 fo a gallon of poof (5 pecent alcohol) would ise to $4, up cents fo a fifth. Lowe-poof liquo would go up by the same atio. The tax on bee, now 6 cents fo a six-pack, would double. Most wines also would face highe taxes. The -cent tax on a fifth of table wine would ise to 5 cents. ARLNE TCKETS: Moe than. million passenges fly each day. The 8 pecent tax would ise to pecent. On the aveage ound-tip ticket, costing about $, the tax would go up about $6. LUXURES: A pecent luxuy tax would apply to the potion of the sales pice of cetain commodities above cetain thesholds. Fo cas, the theshold would be $,; fo pivate boats, $,; fo jewely and fus, $5,. Fo example, the buye of a $5, ca would pay a tax of $5 ( pecent of $5,). TEMZED DEDUCTONS: A couple o individual with adjusted goss income above $, could continue to deduct all allowable medical expenses and investment inteest expense. But they would have to educe othe deductions by $ fo each $ that thei income exceeds $,. Campus Ministy and You MPUS MNSTRY Celebate the Feast of Saint Fancis of Assisi Thusday, Octobe 4, 99 5:pm Euchaist Stanfod - Keenan Chapel Rev. Dan Koge, OSF, Peside Pof. Lay Cunningham, Homilist Music povided by the Note Dame Women's Choi 6:pm Simple Meal Povided at the Cente fo Social Concens 7:pm Univesity Vigil fo Peace Meet at the Wa Memoial Candlelight pocession fom the Memoial to the Gotto Jim Wallis of Sojounes magazine wites: "As Sojounes appoaches its th Annivesay, 'm eminded of what things wee like when we began in the fall of 97. We wee seminay students in Chicago, and ou nation was in geat tumoil and pain. The wa in Vietnam was aging, polaizing the county and ceating massive casualties eveyday. Ou cities wee eupting in violence, and Ameica's acial divide had ceated two sepaate nations - one black and one white. the gulf between ich and poo at home and aound the wold was widening. "The esponse of the Chuch to all of this agony was a deafening silence. Many consevatives said eligion shouldn't become involved with politics- while all the while suppoting wa, ignoing acism and justifying temendous inequalities of wealth and powe. Many libeals expessed social concen but failed to demonstate how faith itself elated diectly to the cisis we wee facing at the time. This became ou (Sojounes) vocation... to show how a pophetic biblical faith povided a foundation upon which to act and ceate the new visions of justice, compassion and peace that we so ugently need! "You and now stand at a citical histoical moment. Geat challenges confont us. But now, membes of the Chistian community ae taking a stand, ae dynamically involved in the pocess of social changes, and ae playing key leadeship oles in the exciting wok of tansfomation." Jim might be too kind, saying those wods to someone pivileged enough to be a pat of pehaps the most influential Roman Catholic institution in the county. One could faily expect the membeship of Note Dame to be fully engaged in playing leadeship oles in the exciting wok of tansfomation. But ae we? Ae we taking a stand? On what? What stand, if so? s it s!ngle-issue oiented o woven out of a thoough undestanding. of and commitment to the social teachings of ou chuch? Ae we dynamically involved in the pocess of social change, o would we pefe none would exist? And if we ae involved, how is that involvement suppoted? Ae we on ou own, with just a few fiends, o do we find the Univesity community to be a suppotive, challenging and sustaining pesence in ou lives? Jim Wallis continues: "To be sue, we still ae engaged n a stuggle fo the Chuch's vey soul. Will the institutional chuches cling to caution, comfot and the lowest common denominato of chuch membeship? O will the chuches heed the dynamic voices in thei midst, calling us to be the community of Jesus' followes, giving its life fo the sake of the wold? 'The answes to these questions ae fa fom clea. n the wide public aena we ae being held accountable by choices of the past and we ae being called to choose a new diection. One path ahead will poduce moe envionmental devastation, economic polaizati"n, acial and national conflict and the maginalization of poo and fogotten people. "The othe path of faith and commitment pomises the expansion of human ights, the fulfillment of democacy's pomises, the enewal of the eath and the inclusion of those who have been left behind." A couple of events this week will focus on ways the chuch community at Note Dame can play a key leadeship ole in inspiing which diection its membes might go. A couple of these events ae being sponsoed by goups that include Campus Ministy: Wednesday night at 7: pm on the Fieldhouse Mall (Washington Hall if it ains), Judy Goman will be kicking off the Yea of Women fo the Univesity. Judy's concens ae multiple, which makes he an ideal choice fo kicking off the yea. She's known fo he folk and gospel singing. She is a feminstenvionmentalist-peacemake whose concens ae global. He songs speak about love and aging, of how "Rainbows ae complete cicles, we see only half" and of how intenational solidaity is within each. She doesn't pefom; she inspies. Judy will also be doing a wokshop on the ole of women in music. That will be held at the multi-pupose oom of the Cente fo Social Concens Thusday aftenoon at 4:5 pm. Afte that on Thusday - which is also the feast of St..Fancis of Assisi - the Univesity's celebation of peace continues. A Euchaist will be held at the Stanfod-Keenan Chapel, followed by a simple meal at the CSC. Then, at 7: pm, a vigil fo peace will begin at the peace memoial and will include a candlelight pocession to the Gotto. Men and women who attended Note Dame in the late sixties and ealy seventies often comment on how influential the music and demonstations of that peiod wee in foming thei own consciousness and bemoan the loss of such oppotunities fo eflective consciousness fomation fo today's students. Octobe ai\d 4 becomes a time to fully change that impession. See you thee!

5 Tuesday, Octobe, 99 The Obseve CLC ceates policy concening ba bands By DAVD KNNEY News Wite Student bands pefoming at off-campus bas should be allowed to advetise on campus, and students should be notified of secuity incidents on campus, said membes of the Campus Life Council Monday (CLC). A esolution dawn up by Student Body Pesident Rob Pasin and Raja Singh, student govenment legal depatment executive coodinato, called fo the einstatement of last yea's policy concening the issue. This policy allowed the posting of such advetisements, as long as the focus of the flyes was on the band's pefomance and not on the establishment itself o the fact that alcohol would be seved. This pactice was changed this summe by the Office of Student Affais, and these advetisements wee banned, accoding to the CLC esolution. The policy was changed because it conflicted with anothe univesity policy pohibiting : ' Cemetey desecation bas fom advetising on campus. While bands ae mainly pomoting thei pefomance, they ae also pomoting the establishment. Pasin and Singh's esolution pointed out that playing in bas is the most pactical aangement fo bands, since the students have limited esouces and facilities in which to pefom. Advetisements ae citical to the band's success, accoding to the esolution. Moeove, the esolution pointed out that paticipation in and pefomances by student bands is a vital component of campus social life. Since both the pefomances and the flyes ae consistent with the alcohol and advetisement policies of DuLac, thee is no eason to pohibit the pomotion of band pefomances in establishments seving alcohol. The CLC consideed othe solutions to the poblem. The emphasis of the flyes on the bas could be diminished by educing the size of the name of the ba on the flye o by pinting only the addess of the establishment athe than the name. t was also suggested that these events be sponsoed by the junio o senio classes o that it be stessed on the flyes that the event is open only to those ove the age of in ode to avoid the poblem of pomoting dinking by minos. No conclusion was eached concening the esolution. The council also addessed the issue of the notification of students concening campus secuity poblems. Accoding to one council membes. thee is geat concen about how students ae notified when thee ae attacks o muggings on campus. Common pocedue equies secuity to notify hall ectos who should, in tun, notify students of students of secuity incidents. This pactice is inconsistent, since some doms ae not notified and some ectos do not announce the incidents, accoding to the council. The issue was left unesolved. AP Photo Young membes of the Uuguayan Jewish community clean the swastikas painted on tombstones of a Jewish cemetey in La Paz. Nazi Gemany claimed the lives of ove 6 million Jews duing Wold Wa. (FOOD FOR THOUGHT ABOUT A CAREER N ADVERTSNG) Advetising demands a keenly educated mind. One instilled with cuiosity, inspiation, and the vision to see what othes don't.. f you like poblem-solving fo the fun of it, want. you ideas head, and thive on esponsibility, competition, and had wok- it may be ight fo you. Hea what some Note Dame gads think about life in a vey special kind of advetising agency. Undegads Thusday, Oct. 4 6:pm Senio Ba MBA's Monday, Oct. 8 7:pm Uppe lnunge, Univesity Club P.S. Thee eally will he fee apples! &:'<:.,.;;, Using what she has page 5.. ~ APPhoiD An ndian efugee using a plastic cut in half as a wate holde washes fuit outside he tent in the Azaq efugee Satuday. Neaby a distibution of kitchen utensils ended up in a fee fo all, so not all the efugees eceived kitchen wae. Gemans get eady to paty fo unification amidst potest WEST BERLN (AP) - Gemans on Monday got eady fo the nation's paty of the centuy - a celebation of unity that could be disupted by thousands of adical steet fightes in Belin. n Hambug, West Geman Chancello Helmut Kohl said the poweful new county will have to take on a geate intenational ole. "Eveyone must know that thee is no withdawing into a comfotable niche of wold politics," Kohl told a convention of his Chistian Democatic Union. n othe developments: East Geman authoities began eleasing some pisones unde an amnesty pogam designed to make amends fo sentences imposed by the Communist system. The U.S. commandant, Maj. Gen. Raymond Haddock, fomally deactivated his West Belin command at a ceemony attended by top-anking diplomats and his two Allied countepats, Maj. Gen. Robet J.S. Cobett of Bitain and Maj. Gen. Fancois Cann of Fance. Tens of thousands of Poles flooded into West Belin, on one last, wild shopping spee befoe visa equiements ae imposed on unification day. When the clock stikes midnight Tuesday, the two Geman states will become a single, soveeign nation, ending moe than 45 yeas of postwa sepaation. What stated with chuchsponsoed potests in the gitty East Geman industial city of Leipzig last yea has led to the mege many had consideed only a nostalgic deam. The esult: an economic powehouse of nealy 78 million people in the heat of Euope. Kohl is given much of the cedit fo binging about unification less than months afte the opening of the Belin Wall. The chancello was able to calm Polish and Soviet feas enough to emove potentially sticky obstacles coming fom the East. That included an unusual ageement to let Soviet toops stay in what is now East Gemany until 994. At the same time, Kohl joined with Pesident Fancois Mitteand of.:anee in pledging an even geate push fo Euopean integation in the West. Kohl will lead the celebations stating Tuesday night in font of the Reichstag, the histoic Geman paliament building that still beas the scas of fighting between Soviet and Geman soldies at the end of Wold Wa. Bee will flow and fiewoks will light up the night sky. Police wee bacing fo touble fom thousands of leftist and ightist adicals. The mass-ciculation Bild newspape said that, leftists wee expected to go on a ampage, beaking stoe windows and looting mechandise. Police fea they will clash with ightists who have also vowed to mach though Belin. Depatment of Ameican Studies FRST WEDNESDAY FORUM: THE AMERCAN LANDSCAPE RONALD DORRS Assistant Pofesso of Ameican Studies DELTA PYRAMD: THE LEVEE AS A CULTURAL CONSTRUCT Leo Bunett Company, ln. 5 W. 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6 6 Religious feedom law is tiumphant in USSR MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet legislatue gave final appoval Monday to a law on feedom of eligion, then began debating a bill that would educe the influence of atheism's stongest advocate, the Communist Paty. Togethe, the measues would give the foce of law to two of the key efoms intoduced by Pesident Mikhail Gobachev: toleance fo eligion and competition fo the paty. The Supeme Soviet appoved the law on feedom of eligion by a vote of 4-, with no abstentions. t fobids the govenment fom intefeing in the pactice of eligion, fomally ending decades of epession. "This is a law that affects millions of people... and a majo step fowad fo democacy," the legislatue's pesident, Anatoly Lukyanov, said afte the vote. Debate is scheduled to continue Tuesday on a poposed law on public oganizations, including tade unions and political paties. t would set pocedues fo foming new paties and guaantee them equal ights with the Communist Paty. t would also limit the influence of any paty, including the Communists, on the amed foces, police and KGB. "People in militay sevice and holding positions in law enfocement oganizations shall suspend active political paticipation in paties," the poposed law says. n the past, the Communist Paty has kept a tight gip on the amed foces and law enfocement agencies - and though them, on the entie county. Yui Kalmykov, head of the legislative committee that dafted the bill, said it would allow soldies, police offices and KGB agents to emain Communist Paty membes, but they would have to stop taking odes fom the paty. The law would also stike at the Communist Paty's pivileged position in othe govenment agencies, eliminating paty membeship as a condition of employment. "A citizen's paticipation o non-paticipation in the activity of a (political paty) cannot seve as gounds fo limiting his ights and feedoms, including holding a position in a state oganization," the poposed law says. t adds that the govenment shall not povide "any sot of pivileges o advantages" to employees simply because they ae paty membes. The 7 million-membe Communist Paty ageed ealy this yea to suende its constitutional hold on powe. Since then, many smalle paties have aisen, including the po-efom goups Democatic Platfom and Democatic Union in Moscow and vaious nationalist oganizations such as Rukh in the Ukaine, Belik in Uzbekistan and Sajudis in Lithuania. The new law would povide the fist guaantee of equal ights fo the new paties and establish pocedues fo them to egiste with the national govenment. The 45-membe legislatue voted in pinciple Wednesday to appove the law on eligion, but met again Monday to esolve a disageement ove a clause allowing the use of school buildings fo eligious classes afte egula hous. Afte lengthy debate, the lawmakes decided to emove the clause. The decision was a defeat fo Patiach Alexi, head of the Russian Othodox Chuch, who had told the lawmakes that, "f we emove this pat of the law today, we would be taking a step backwad in ou democatic development." Ukainian legislato Segei Ryabchenko agued that allowing schools to be used fo eligious classes could aise tensions in some aeas, such as the westen Ukaine, whee thee is conflict between Ukainian Catholic and Russian Othodox chuches. Afte the Bolshevik evolution, the Communists seized some chuch popety and assets and pohibited the teaching of eligion. They conveted some chuches into factoies and established an officially atheist society. 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7 ~~ ~ , Tuesday, Octobe, 99 The Obseve page 7 sael pepaes fo wa, Bush suggests withdawal sael to distibute gas masks JEHUSALEM (AP - sael will stat distibuting gas masks to its entie population of 4.7 million citizens next week following aqi theats to attack the Jewish state with ehnmical weapons, the amy announced Monday. Each kit contains a gas mask, a syinge with a neve gas antidote and puifying powde. nstuctions will be in Hebew, Aabic, English and Russian. The announcement followed assessments of an inceased theat of wa in the Pesian Gulf and foeign epots suggesting that sael has decided to absob aq's possible fist stike without taking peemptive action. Distibution was advanced by two months and ended a heated public debate. Chief of Staff Lt. Gm. Dan Shomon said Sunday it was oiginally planned to issue gas masks in Decembe. Officials had feaed an immediate distibution of gas masks could panic the saelis o send aq an incoect mes- sage that sael planned an attack. The amy sought to allay public concen, saying "distibution of gas masks in no way whatsoeve constitutes a c~~nge to an emegency status. "The pupose... is to tansfe the kits to citizens' homes to shoten the time of distibution, should a need aise." Amy spokesman Big. Gen. Nachman Shai maintained the distibution plan was developed long befoe the gulf cisis, and othe officials say aqi Pesident Saddam Hussein is unlikely to attack sael, but that his actions ae unpedictable. The spokesman said sealed gas mask kits will be distibuted next week in thee towns in the cente of sael, the Negev deset and the noth. Stating Oct. 5, kits will be handed out at schools thoughout sael. beginning with cities and expanding to ual aeas. - A Fench demonstato weaing a death mask caies a poste eading "oil, dolla and blood" Satuday in Pais as 5, people gatheed to potest the militay buildup in the Gulf. Eugene B. Clak Executive Lectue Seies College of Business Administation Fances Hesselbein AP Photo The fundamentalist Moslem bothehood paty vowed at a ally Fiday night to fight all Westen toops in Saudi Aabia if aq was attacked. At the ally they buned Ameican, saeli, Soviet, Fench and Bitish flags. The ally was attended by about 5 thousand Moslems. Bush: aq must be held liable fo 'cimes' UNTED NATONS (AP) - Pesident Bush said Monday that aq and its leades must be held liable fo "cimes of abuse and destuction" in the takeove of Kuwait. But he also suggested to Baghdad that an unconditional militay withdawal could help speed an end to the Aab-saeli conflict. Bush, in a speech befoe the U.N. Geneal Assembly, said all nations hope that militay foce will not be equied to dive aq fom Kuwait. Yet, he won applause by vowing anew that aq's annexation of Kuwait "will not be allowed to stand." Paising the U.N.'s esolve, Bush said, "This challenge is a test we cannot affod to fail. am confident we will pevail." Fances Hesselbein is an intenationally ecognized nonpofit administato. She is cuently Pesident and CEO of the Pete F. Ducke Foundation fo Nonpofit Management. Ms. Hesselbein is also Chaiman of the Boad of Govenos of the Josephson nstitute fo the Advancement of Ethics. She seved as Chief Executive Office of the Gil Scouts of the U.S.A. fom 976 to 99. n a cove stoy paising he many accomplishments, Business Week said "she is one of the gowing numbe of leades in the nonpofit wold who can teach a thing o two to copoate executives." gtng AD WORKS Even as Bush was speaking, sign that teaty duing a tip to the White House announced the Moscow in Decembe but said United States was sending two Shevadnadze talked about batteies of Patiot ai-defense completing the ageement ealy missiles to sael on an eme- next yea. if not by the end of gency basis. 99. The weapons will help sael Shevadnadze paised Bush's defend against an inceased speech as "billiant." theat fom ballistic missiles in Aside fom his had-edged aq, pesidential spokesman hetoic, Bush appeaed to ty Malin Fitzwate said. to undecut aqi Pesident Nealy evey seat in the Gen- Saddam Hussein's demand that ea! Assembly hall was full as his teitoial dispute with Bush combined a blisteing in- Kuwait be linked to Aab dedictment of aq with an ove- mands that sael give up teilue fo Baghdad to end the toy lost by Syia and Jodan in two-month old Pesian Gulf ci- the 967 Mideast wa. sis. Bush said that " tuly believe "aq's unpovoked agges- thee may be oppotunities" to sion is a thowback to anothe settle the Aab-saeli conflict ea, a dak elic fom a dak and to build "new aangetime," Bush said. "t has plun- ments" among the states in the deed Kuwait, it has teoized gulf - but only afte aq innocent civilians, it has held makes an unconditional witheven diplomats hostage." dawal fom Kuwait. Aligning himself with emaks Sad dam has suggested he last week by Soviet Foeign would pull his toops out if the Ministe Eduad Shevadnadze, Aab dispute with sael is Bush said aq and its leades handled simultaneously. "must be held liable fo these The United States has long cimes of abuse and de- been committed to a Mideast stuction." settlement in which sael Bush met sepaately with would exchange teitoy fo Shevadnadze late to discuss Aab ecognition of its ight to the gulf cisis, the plight of the Soviet economy and lagging exist. Bush said a militay pullout ams contol talks. Emeging by Saddam could clea the way fom the meeting, Bush said fo aq and Kuwait to pema Shevadnadze was "vey confi- nently settle thei teitoial dent" that a teaty between diffeences. 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8 ~ ~ t page 8 The Obseve Tuesday, Octobe, 99 Cathedal completed APPhoto Descendants of slaves to discove how thei foebeas found feedom JACKSON, Miss. (AP}- The descendants of slaves will soon be able to each into a compute fo keys to the stoies of how thei foebeas shed thei bonds and took paying jobs afte the Civil Wa. The state Depatment of Achives and Histoy will soon have a compute index of labo contacts that 6,59 fome Mississippi slaves enteed into in 865 and 866. "We plan to make the infomation available to the public in Febuay," said H.T. Holmes, diecto of the achives' libay division. Holmes said Monday he believes no othe states offe such a sevice. He said achive libaians will use the compute index to sot though thousands of labo contacts kept by the Feedmen's Bueau. The bueau, which opeated fom 865 to 87, was established by Congess afte the Civil Wa to ensue that fome slaves wee teated faily. The contacts ecoded the names of the fome slaves, whee they woked, thei employes, tems of thei pay and, in some instances, thei health. Feedmen's Bueau ecods ae the only windows to the past fo some black families, said James Payne, diecto of Afo-Ameican studies at the Univesity of Mississippi in Oxfod. "This kind of ecod would be a good way to develop infomation about families," he said. The compute index will include coss-efeences by fome slaves' names, plantes' names, plantation names and counties. Anyone wanting to eseach a name will make a equest to a depatment libaian, who will tack the name and povide infomation on obtaining miconal ecods of the Feedman's Bueau, which opeated unde supevision of the Wa Depatment. The Feedmen's Bueau supevised abandoned o confiscated land, issued ations of clothing and medicine, established hospitals, monitoed woking conditions, ecoded maiages and set up schools. The documents in Washington ae used extensively, said Judy Thone, a consultant at the National Achives. "A lot of people who ae doing Southen histoy ae inteested in them," she said. Ameicans ae looking beyond buges COHOES, N.Y. (AP) - Layoffs what pecipitated the layoffs. McDonald's is not likely to at a company that supplies But he told the Albany Times- come fom hambuges. They meat to McDonald's estau- Union on Fiday that the cuts account fo less than 5 peants in the Notheast is the latest indication that Ameicans at the plant, which poduces exclusively fo McDonald Cop., cent of sales.".. Kathy Dugm~. egional maae looking beyond the buge wee "due to a national decline kcting supeviso fo MeDonfo fast-food fixes, analysts in beef consumption." aid's in Albany, said.sh~ coul.d said Monday. Hugh Zukuhlen, an industy not comment on Eqmty s deci~ The Equity Goup, a poces- analyst with Solomon Bos. in sion o eveal the company s so of hambuge patties and New Yok City, said the layoffs meat patty demand fom steaks fo McDonald's, gave notice Fiday to 54 of its 5 wee the fist of the kind he had head about. He said they Equity.. The buge, once the undisemployees that they would be ae pobably due to the "double putcd king of fast food, began laid off effective Oct. 6. hit" of a weak economy and the facing challenges in the 98s The layoffs ae to let the sub- national decline in beef con- as health-conscious Ameicans sidiay of Philadelphia-based sumption. switched fom fat-heavy beef to Keystone Foods "eposition it- "Thee's no question that lighte fae. Fast-food estauself fo the 99s," said An- beef consumption coul~ have ants began offeing moe nondew Konick, vice pesident something to do with it," beefitems. Pesident Bush points to the top of Washington National Cathe and geneal manage of the Zukuhlen said. McDonald's intoduced?al whee the last stone was lifted into place Satuday, complet plant just noth of Albany. "Restauant sales in the in- Chicken McNuggets in 98, ng 8 yeas of constuction. Konick would not answe dusty ae vey, vey soft, and salads in 987 and a chicken any questions Monday as to any futue gowth in sales in sandwich in ~:~:~::;.,x,;; :~»:::>M< ~ ::>.xa~~kilaii'x~~~? ae.o:: c~'~)a ~~'D-:!~ ~ :o:le.(~,_.:?x&f,;~:,;).x)cc:~~~ )J( ~:::, A MUSCALLY LLUSTRATED PRESENTATON BY - :J:... The Histoy of Women in Music \Vednesday, Octobe, 99 7:PM Fieldhouse Mall in case of ain: Washington Hall w ~ Thusday,.Octobe 4, 99 :..., 4.5 PM M M ' "Judy Goman is a wondeful singe and musician. She has taken he songs to an extaodinay vaiety of places in the USA and Euope. She is always thinking how to find the ight phase, the ight song to hit the nail on the head, to shoot the aow staight to the heat of the matte." Pete Seege Sponsoed by: Student Govenment Envionmental Action Club THE. ~YEAROF ~DMEN) OFFCE OF (lmpus MNSTRY l.wwnity of Notn Dome Hofl Dome. H t-,-j.ll-l$lt --li,.u-sju

9 Viewpoint Tuesday, Octobe, 99 page 9 The Obset:Ve P.O. Box Q, Note Dame, ndiana (9) Geneal Boad Edito-n-Chief Managing Edito John O'Bien Alison Cocks Business Manage Kathleen O'Conno News Edlto... Kelley Tuthill Vewpoint Edito... Michelle Dall Spots Edito... Geg Guffey Accent Edlto... Colleen Conin Photo Edito... Eic Bailey Saint May's Edito... Coinne Pavlis Advetising Manage... Beth Bolge Ad Design Manage... Amy Ecket Poduction Manage... Lisa Eaton Systems Mg... Benad Benninkmeye OTS Diecto... Dan Shinnick Contolle... Chis Andeson At Dlecto... Michael Muldoon The Obseve is the independent newspape published by the students of the Univesity of Note Dame du Lac and Saint May's College. t does not necessaily eflect the policies of the administation of eithe institution. The news is epoted as accuately and objectively as possible. Unsigned editoials epesent the opinion of the majoity of the Edito-in-Chief, Managing Edito, News Edito, Viewpoint Edito, Accent Edito, Photo Edito, and Saint May's Edito. Commentaies, lettes and nside Column pesent the views of the authos. Column space is available to all membes of the community and the fee expession of vaying opinions on campus though lettes, is encouaged. LETTERS "W~ATT-E HfCK... f\tt~l, R7NT 'LL TRV ANVf~!NG' '' Repot on sexuality accuately tageted student views Dea Edito: As committee membes of the Boad of Tustees Repot on Sexuality, we ae witing in esponse to M. Gokowski's and M. Stumm's lette (The Obseve, Sept. 6) which addessed student govenment and issues of sexuality. Afte eading thei lette, we wee shocked and disappointed at thei slandeous accusations and immatue aguments. Gokowski and Stumm based thei aguments on an aticle which summaizes the epot. Neithe took the oppotunity to ead the entie epot. which is available to all students in the student govenment office. Howeve, even ganting them the benefit of the doubt that pehaps they would not have eacted so pematuely if they had ead the complete epot, thei lette still demands seious econsideation. Fist, Gokowski and Stumm asset that the "committee's assetions est on false assumptions." The epot focused on ape, sexual ethics, school policy, homosexuality and co-esidentiality. n addessing these issues, the student govenment fomulated, distibuted, and tabulated esults fom a student suvey. Additionally, the committee inteviewed numeous campus administatos and pofessos and completed a compaative analysis of Note Dame with othe Catholic univesities and colleges. t was in light of these thee souces of infomation that the committee then discussed and fomulated ecommendations that would best addess the needs of this univesity. Thus, a epot with such a wide ange of souces is suely not based on false assumptions. Second, Gokowski and Stumm conclude that the epot, "potays Student Govenment and a significant potion of the student body as obsessed with sex and uncommitted to education." Clealy, a Boad of Tustees Repot on Sexuality is necessaily going to addess only issues of sexuality. Does that make student govenment obsessed with sex? Also, in making ecommendations, the epot did focus on "education" to an extent consistent with the topic. The Repot concluded that education is an effective tool by which to mitigate steeotypes associated with homosexuality, sexual haassment and date ape. Additionally, education is the medium though which a peson can then develop his o he own views on contaceptives and disease. Pehaps it is appopiate that Go.kowski and Stumm expessed thei views on sexuality, fo thei attitudes ae exactly those which the Committee consideed and tageted as unhealthy. The insouciant view of sexuality exhibited by these two gentlemen equates sexuality with the act of sex. Actually, issues of sexuality and the goal of the epot ae much boade in scope. While Gokowski and Stumm attack student govenment and this epot as being obsessed with sex, it is, in fact, they who ae so obsessed; othewise, they would not have misconstued the aims and conclusions of the epot. Gokowski and Stumm epesent a minoity opinion, an opinion that condones and continues to aggavate the steeotypical and sexist attitudes on this campus. Specifically, in concluding that "study and sleep ae constantly inteupted by noisy co-eds," Gokowski and Stumm assume that only membes of the opposite sex ae disuptive to student's academic pusuits. Similaly, Gokowski and Stumm state that coesidentiality implies "infinite visitation and theefoe infinite disuption." Howeve, we would contend that Gokowski and Stumm ae pefect candidates fo living in a co-ed dom. Pehaps then they would lean that the mee pesence of membes of the opposite sex in the dom does not necessitate the above. Futhemoe, what is going to happen to Gokowski and Stumm when they ente the wok foce o anothe educational institution, whee they cannot hide fom membes of the opposite sex? Suely, Gokowski and Stumm ae in fo a substantial shock when they ealize that, in the eal wold, membes of the opposite sex actually live and wok in coexistence. An additional citicism is that this epot uses the _---~-~= ~---- = administation as a scapegoat fo "social shotcomings." They claim that students must accept esponsibility fo any failues in male-female elations. Howeve, Gokowski and Stumm fail to ecognize that the Boad of Tustees Repot addessed poblems that the Boad itself was concened about. We, as membes of the Student Committee, attempted to best epesent student views and develop modes of esponse. ~ CF TJ"Un'lfs -- - REPORT tjh - $EY.UALTY Julie Shadd Kate English Off-Campus 7, 99 Counseling cente espects suvivos' decisions Dea Edito: On Tuesday, Sept. 5, the Univesity Counseling Cente and the Yea of Women Committee co-sponsoed a wokshop on the topic of sexual exploitation on college campuses. Afte the pesentation, the co-pesentes answeed the questions of audience membes. t became clea that a numbe of misconceptions exist egading the fomal Univesity policy petaining to how sexual assault suvivos can obtain confidential Counseling Cente sevices. The pimay misconception is the belief that a suvivo will be equied to epot the offense to Student Affais o Campus Secuity befoe (o duing) the counseling pocess. t is impotant that students at Note Dame know that any suvivo can tun to the Univesity Counseling Cente without having to epot thei expeience to anyone. Should the client decide to epot it, counselos will suppot and facilitate that pocess. Howeve, the ultimate decision of whethe o not to epot the incident is left to the suvivo and that decision will be espected by the UCC stall Mick Fanco, M.A. Staff Counselo Sept., 99, t ~, l,,,,,, DOONESBURY GARRY TRUDEAU QUOTE OF THE DAY THCYGAVe MtiWOil.. AeaJUNT 7VOAY- UN!Vt:R5tl.L P&TRDWJM. \ TH&!XA 5 7D PTCH OL A? A VR, PATROTC /NERY 5URC, A? Pf(J5t;[) 7D 5/.AR AN{) ALJHOt., /JHCH A<& fajmpy, '/.: R&AL RJf5l.FOfi?. RfAL CAR?.'' 'The geat ceative individual... is capable of moe wisdom and vitue than collective man eve can be.' John Stuat Mill Philosophe

10 page Viewpoint Tuesday, Octobe, 99 t t ~ ~ f ~ LETTERS Students need to cast off obsession with alcohol Dea Edito: n thei Viewpoint column concening student attitudes towads paietals and singlesex living aangements (The Obseve, Sept. 6), John Gokowski and Albet Stumm state, "Students must accept esponsibility fo any failue in ma~e-female elations." wholeheatedly agee - which is why can accept neithe thei aguments fo the continuation of both policies,. no thei apocalyptic vision of the anachic "new Gomoah" which would aise if these policies wee not in effect. Paietals and single-sex doms. do not, as Gokowski and Stumm allege, "povide" students with time and pivacy. They impose exteio conditions which make the achievement of a paticula type of time and pivacy - namely, time away fom inteaction with the opposite sex - completely inevitable. On this campus, howeve, they do not effectively estict inteaction between membes of the same sex. This is an intiguing piece of social policy, since it implicitly pesumes that, while Note Dame students ae esponsible enough fo thei studies to let membes of the same sex know when they need to hit the books, they ae not esponsible enough fo thei studies to do the same with membes of the opposite sex. That implication alone ought to distub us, because it aises an issue about why we ae at Note Dame at all. f we need ules enfoced by othes to defend ou own ight to pusue the studies which pesumably dew us to the Univesity, then we call ouselves "students" by the dubious vitue of imposed cicumstance, not though ou own delibeate choice. Fo whom did we choose to be students hee? Ou paents? Ou pospective employes? O ouselves and ou pesonal goals? The fist two may play impotant oles in ou lives, but an "education" that is not one individual's soveeign endeavo is an unappeciated waste of time. Let's look into this agument, though, that beyond ou alleged lack of esponsibility fo ou studies, ou iesponsible "obsession" with sex would keep us fom enjoying a healthy social envionment in the absence of paietals and unisex doms. Ae Note Dame students eady to accept the esponsibility they bea fo themselves, as individuals with vaying needs fo physical and emotional pesonal pivacy, within the context of matue omantic elationships? Technically, like most questions of chaacte, this question is subjective. But since we ae the "childen" in the "Note Dame family" (and do not use these tems sacastically), ou "paents" deseve to establish some citeia fo objective evaluation. Conside the child who is "obsessed" with watching TV to the exclusion of healthy play with his fiends. His paents will accodingly estict his viewing time. They can then gauge his pogess by the amount of time he spends watching TV athe than playing when the ules ae not in effect, with the estictions being withdawn when the child no longe needs the imposed pioity system to balance his time. What sot of citeia might be applied to us, the lusty;' would-be pionees of this new Gomoah? Fankly, it would be difficult to think up elevant qualifications which we don't aleady meet. Thee isn't exactly a slew of evidence that students ae out ecklessly fonicating thei time away when paietals aen't in effect. No can ecall eve having head my fellow students speak with eage anticipation about the big sex ogies being planned fo the weekend. And if had to pin down the quintessential symbol of weekend social success at Note Dame, it would be a case of bee, not a pack of condoms. On the othe hand, come to think of it, students ae engaging in ampant dinking when paietals aen't in effect; we all hea eage talk about the big dinking ogies being planned fo the weekend. And although Gokowski and Stumm Viewpoint welcomes lettes and columns on a vaiety of issues. f you have something to say, bing you witten thoughts to the Obseve offices located on the thid floo of LaFotune, o send them to: Viewpoint, P.O. Box Q, Note Dame, ndiana wholly ignoed the "coincidence," alcohol as well as sex came up in each of thei "candid inteviews," and fo that matte played a fa moe cental ole - "scoing points" with that "chick" clealy depended on he intoxication, not he nymphomania. t's hadly supising that this dimension ceeps into these paties, since beneath the thill of dunkenness lies the additional thill of ventuing into the Lai of the Opposite Sex - which would not exist in a co-ed situation, when dom inhabitants would be used to having moe than one o two membes of the opposite sex in thei ooms on a egula basis. But beyond that, why should we espect ouselves and ou fellow students sa little as to insist on elating to them fom behind the potective devices of alcohol? Only a half-wit lacks the faculties of mind and heat necessay to ely on these alone. O have we sunk so low as to think that 5 cedit hous and poximity to a chuch ae all the mind and heat we have a ight to claim as ou own?. f ND students display a lack of eadiness to cast off thei "obsession" with anything, it is indeed alcohol, not sex. Must this also be a sin against the Catholic Chuch fo the Univesity to take steps to pevent it? Ou dinking situation is physically unhealthy, indicative of student inability to take esponsibility fo a destuctive pathological dive, and so pevasive as to be the majo fom of extacuicula inteaction between sexes on this campus. sn't that enough? find it incedible that the Univesity sees no inconsistency in setting a policy like paietals down in stone, when ou alcohol "policy" is so flexible as to be the laughingstock of the student body. When a child is playing with knives, only the most ignoant and ovesighted paents would channel the foce of thei authoity into fobidding him to have toy guns instead. Like Gokowski, Stumm and the est of the student body, know the actual eason fo the ules about paietals and living aangements at Note Dame. t is to "povide" us with the eveence of one anothe's bodies fomalized in the itual sacament of maiage by establishing boundaies within which "eveence" will be vitually inevitable. f this divocement of the meaning of eveence fom its physical expession makes you wince, it should. appeal to my ealie point about the value of an education fo analogy. We ae still childen intellectually. But we ae not to be confused with the tue child, whose mind is capable of dealing only with absolutes and who needs his envionment - places, people, potentially hamful action - divided into "good" and "bad" ealms fo him. f this is done too long fo a child, he loses his ability to appeciate the actual, moe subtle natue of what was oiginally only labeled in such stong tems to potect him and must become duplicitous to suvive. Might this be what is happening to us? Education of the intellect is fo those who have tanscended tue childhood and ae eady to take thei ightful esponsibility fo the consequences when they make hamful choices, as all matue humans sometimes do. The "good" and "bad" of Socates, quantum theoy and Saint Augustine alike, which we pusue hee, tanscend igid codes of ode; they will not be fully gasped by the individual who cannot think of them without the pesence of such cutches. So it is with the teaching of Jesus. And what comfot shall Note Dame find in a legion of "sons and daughtes" who physically live as Catholics - again, by vitue of imposed cicumstance - when ou seious alcohol poblem and childish, fantastic paanoia about new Gomohas shows the vacuousness of ou appeciation and undestanding? f you ae a Catholic - o, moe impotantly, a decent human being - fo whom have you chosen to be so, at this matue stage in you life? You ecto and ectess? Jennife Cosson Off-Campus Sept. 8, 99 Feao's stance on abotion inexcusably conflicts with catholicity and feminism Dea Edito: To admie Gealdine Feao fo he political beliefs is to neglect he position on abotion. While it may be agued that othe issues ae of simila o geate impotance, no othe issue has singulaly been esponsible fo the killing of ove 5,, human beings since 97. t would be nice to be able to live by two sets of ules. t would be geat if politicians could actually find a way to keep values fom politics. But politics is not, as Ms. Feao would like to believe, a compomise of values; it is a compomise of issues. Abotion is not an issue; it is a moal dilemma. Following the logic of Feao, Cuomo and othes, apists could ague the legality of thei acts, based on thei ight of pivacy, to do what they want with thei bodies. t would be deploable to hea a politician say, "Pesonally, am moally opposed to ape, but can't impose my values on othes." The ight of pivacy is substantially a ight against illegal seaches and seizues. t should not petain to cases whee one peson's pivacy violates anothe's ight to life. Ms. Feao believes that abotion is wong. She maintains that he catholicity allows he to believe that abotion is wong yet continues to legislate its legality. Nothing in Catholic doctine allows fo this waveing, in eithe the public o pivate foum. To salute Ms. Feao as a woman of politics is legitimate if she epesents the things that feminism stands fo: equality, libety and the celebation of life. contend that abotion is an act which diametica:lly opposes feminism and is, in fact, a eplication of that which feminists fight against: victimization, oppession, and pesecution. Ms. Feao's beliefs, as both a feminist and Catholic, ae deploable. Why the Univesity, which ties to celebate Catholicism's espect fo life and equality, would sponso he visit is beyond me. The Obseve's coveage of the impotance of he visit is solely an indication of its lack of undestanding of both Catholicism and feminism. Tom Dixon Off-Campus Sept Co-ed visiting hous fail to hinde educational pusuits Dea Edito: found John Gokowski and Albet Stumm's lette to the edito (The Obseve, Sept. 6) vey distubing. These two moally-upstanding, scholastically- o i en ted gentlemen see paietals as the conscientious Catholic student's only potection against a campus swaming with chaos and pomiscuity that is ooted in an obsession with sex. find it had to believe that those who oppose paietals do so solely because it makes sex moe convenient. t seems that this opposition stems moe fom the administation's failue to justify these abitay hous chosen to sepaate males and females at this Univesity. Fo example, the administation justifies paietals, as do these two students, on the basis of paietals being conducive to academic pusuits. A poblem with this stems fom the fact that same-sex guests ae allowed to emain in the domitoy afte paietals. Why is it assumed that membes of the opposite sex ae inheently loude? find it had to believe that the two insightful authos of this lette, who happen to be oommates, discontinue all social inteaction at the stoke of midnight. n addition, the aveage dom-dwelle does not live his o he life in total silence. Those who find these zoo-like conditions unbeaable ae welcomed, as well as encouaged, to pusue thei studies in a setting moe conducive to academia, such as the uppe levels of the libay. Futhemoe, dom living is based upon an ideal with communal living, consideation and accommodation at its vey coe. f one has to ely completely upon administative policies to ceate hamony within the dom, he o she must be quite socially inept. By the time a peson eaches the age at which he o she may attend college, he o she should be able to come to a hamonious living aangement that is ageeable to all. find it offensive that Gokowski and Stumm accuse the Note Dame student body of being peoccupied with sex and unconcened with education. One need only walk though the halls of any given dom to dispove this statement. Regadless of the hou, be it duing co-ed visitation hous o not, one need not look vey fa in ode to see a plenitude of students absobed in textbooks. Futhe, have yet to be distacted fom my studies at any hou by boisteous sceeches and moans of sexual ecstasy in my dom o any othe. While thei claim is suppoted by offensive "typical" quotes they eceived fom fellow students, such as, " came to college fo women and liquo," statements such as this seem to indicate not a poblem with male-female elations at this school, but, athe, a poblem with the unsavoy company that these authos keep. don't know whee they got the idea that this is a typical esponse, as they claim, but have failed to hea a statement even emotely s~mila to this duing my stay at Note Dame. Howeve, do agee with Gokowski and Stumm egading the blame fo any supposed social shotcomings at this univesity. The wellmeaning administation should not bea the buden of blame fo existing social conditions. Rathe, we should look to the guilty paty which consists of uptight, close-minded individuals who automatically associate co-ed elationships with sexual activity and obsession, and find membes of the opposite sex who fequent thei dom to be destuctive and disuptive. t bothes me that such a eputable univesity as the one we attend accepts such infeio students as those who do not possess the ability to juggle nomal sexual elations with academic and moal excellence. Shaon Johnson Lewis Hall Sept. 7, 99

11 Many favoable eviews of guitaist Cliff Eickson pave the way fo a successful caee. Accent page Pomising guitaist Cliff Eickson to pefom at Alumni-Senio Club ANGEL FARAH accent wite When it comes to musical entetainment many of us think of big name bands, high-tech concets, and high-cost ecod labels. Thee is one vey talented guitaist who could change all that: Cliff Eickson. A gaduate of Pot Huon Catholic, Eickson has been pefoming in a multitude of shows fo many yeas. Not only does he have the powe to captivate his audience in the midst of a stunning pefomance but also the ability to ean thei espect and affection. One wite fo The Cod Weekly of Wateloo, Canada wites, "As was leaving the show thought the evening was like singing aound an open campfie gazing though the flames, except Eickson was the fie... " Eickson's dazzling pefomances have led to moe than simply one o two good eviews. Such talent has led Wendy Coombe of The Lance, in Windso, Canada to wite, "Billiant, fantastic, wondeful, dazzling, supeb, magnificent, incedible, jolly good... Despite eveyone telling me to wite a geat eview o they'd beak my neck, 'm going to wite one anyway." Despite the geat eviews and endless paise of this man who has also been known to wok with such stas as Hay Chapin and The Gatlin Bothes, thee is anothe side to his life that takes geat pecedence. His family, consisting of a wife and two childen, is the eason why when he is on the oad his cicuit is so small: Windso, Hamilton, London, and Kitchene-Wateloo. All things consideed, the futue of Cliff Eickson looks as pomising as the success of his past pefomance Cliff Eickson will be pefoming at the Alumni Senio Club Oct. and 4. ~) ~ My olde bothe: Lod of Teo A stoy of a sibling elationship at its best Cocking the gun, he took caeful aim of the quay, and with a cold gleam in his eye, fied one speeding pellet into my butt. The squeal of agony fell upon uncaing eas, as the hou of the beast was at hand. Once again, Jim, my olde bothe, was emboiled in one of his many plots of evil which made my childhood a living hell. The now infamous "opeation b-b-gun" stated out innocently enough. Jim (at this point yeas old) demanded that etieve his sneakes fom upstais so we could play catch outside. l(at the tende age of 8), gatheing all the couage all l could muste, steadfastedly efused. Thus, my fate was sealed. Amazed with my defiance, Jim seached though a closet and emeged with thee feet of gleaming death. Pumping the gun geneously, Jim calmly equested the compliance of his equest. Once again, Jim, my olde bothe, was emboiled in one of his many plots of evil which made my childhood a living hell Realizing my young life teeteed on the bink of oblivion, l scuied up the stais on all fous with lynx-like speed. Using the unfathomable ationalization shaed by olde bothes thoughout histoy, Jim decided aetually needed to be shot. The esult was a small spheoid object lodged in my hindquates (which, if ecall coectly though the blu of teas, equied dislodgement by tweezes). My most beloved episode of hoo occued unde the delighted gaze of a boyhood chum, Robet. While Robet and wee being diven down a twisty back oad to my house, noticed that Jim had taken his hands off the wheel. "Dive o die!" commanded Jim. Suely he would not let us all peish, would he? Then emembe who was dealing with. Snatching the wheel moments befoe a shapnel filled death, l figued Jim's joke was ove. The fun, howeve, was just beginning, as a cigaette lighte enteed the fay. Jim held the open flame unde my am until the agony caused me to wench my smouldeing Bill Rosemann Tales of Angst foeam off the wheel. Once again a vision of twisted canage ose like a bid of pey. The game of cat and mouse continued fo what seemed like eons: would ga-b the wheel at the last possible instance, the flame would be placed unde my exposed flesh until tleaed unconsciousness, and Roi)et giggled gleefully in the back seat. Revenge was mine, fo as Jin; dove Robe!!t home alone, my bothe decided to use only his knees to stee. Robet found it had to giggle as he pleaded fo mecy. Let me not foget the time my bothe took me swimming in the neighbohood pool afte the lifeguad had gone home. While dunking me in the deep-end, Jim noticed a tio of gils ente the opposite side of the pool. Seizing upon the moment Jim ) wked down my shots and to:.~d them at the feet of the s~ed females. n my squeaky Pf:'escent voice, while couch-!:; behind a pooiside ladde,,eked them to etun my misplaced gament. The gils, fotunately, answeed my equest, but not without thundeous peals of laughte. f the occuences ended thee, l would dismiss these acts as outbeaks of madness. My bothe's wicked mind, howeve, neve gew tied of expeimenting on my theshold of pain. Thoughout my fomative yeas leaned not to tun on po-westling, as a seies of "sleepe holds," "scopion death-locks, "and "spine bustes" would follow. And how could not mention the time my loving sibling, Tabasco sauce dipping fom his mouth and butche knife in hand, tied to convince me that he was a zombie, intent upon seveing my head. Don't get me wong, don't believe Jim was the only peson to totue his little bothe. am quite confident he does, howeve, hold a high position in the "Conclave of the Apocalypse"(a timeless cult united to enshoud younge bothes' heats in noxious clouds of fea). This living embodiment of evil managed to gaduate fom college, holding a high ank within a pestigious fatenity, and now pulls in a impessive salay. guess devising new and exciting methods of unspeakable cuelty is the only way to successfully pepae fo copoate Ameica. And what kind of olde bothe would he have been without making me fea his appoaching footsteps? 'm sue Docto Spock would explain these instances as Jim's only outlets fo his deep affection fo me. still love the man who my fiends nicknamed "Chet" (fom Weid Science) with all my heat...he is my bothe afte ail... and if didn't, he'd pobably find a way of making me. - -

12 - Magazine. page Classifieds Chistmas Help NOTCES National fim has many openings available. $8. TYPNG AVALABLE stating. Gain geat business expeience. Weekends and evenings available.call Typing Pickup & Delivey need GA's and stud fo Stanfod game! Betsy 8-89 SPEE DEE WORDPROCESSNG JUST SAY NO! Buy/Sell used books at Pandoa's Books, cone of NO ave. & Howad. -4 EARN $5 AND FREE SPRNG BREAK TRPS TO BAHAMAS. JAMACA AS PART-TME CAMPUS REP FOR SPRNG ' LOST/FOUND BREAK TRAVEL EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY!... REWARD... ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS AT My license was losvstolen last HOME. 9/ at The Commons. need it CALL FOR NFORMATON back so can wite checks, dink EXT etc... t is a Pennsylvania license. BCYCLE mechanic/sales peson PLEASE call Beth Bolge (the wanted. Po-Fom Bike Shop, N. name on the D) with ANY onwood D. infomation (between Edison & S.R. ) 7-9. FOUND AT MCHGAN GAME - BRO. PETER'S BUSHNELL NEEDED: AN ARTST WTH BNOCULARS- CALL X47 ATENTON TO THE YOUNG MAN WHO STOLE OUR TAP FR. NTE. TWO OF OUR FRENDS SAW YOU TAKE T, AND WLL RECOGNZE YOU WHEN THEY SEE YOU. RETURN T, NO QUESTONS ASKED. SAME GOES FOR THE JERK WHO STOLE MY STRAW HAT. HAVE YOU SEEN MY KEYS??? LAST SEEN ACROSS THE STREET FROM STEPAN COURTS STNG ON A FENCE POST. HAVE SMLEY FACE AND EFFEL TOWER KEY CHANS. TALENT N PORTRATS PLEASE CALL JACKE 4 BG$$$$$ EVERYONE KNOWS THAT NO S GONG TO KLL MAM, SO WHY DON'T YOU SELL ME YOUR MAM GA'S AND MAKE MORE $$$$ THAN YOU CAN MAGE?J?J??J CALL LOOTCH NOW! 7-96 FOR RENT Reseve you 6,5,4, o bedm house. PLEASE CALL MCHELE AT Call Buce: 4-8 o 88- X LOST- AWA SUPERBASS STUDENT HOUSNG FOR 99- WALKMAN in Washington 9 SCHOOL YEAR. CALL Hall Laundy Room on Sept. CHUCK GLORE aound 4 pm. know it sounds nice, but please etun it. a studio apatment in lovely REWARD- $$ o MAM old mansion nea N. D. 55 Call Cesa (69) plus deposit ; please call LOST: TEMORARY D & oommate wanted to shae two VALDNE. PLEASE CALL WLL bedoom house. two minutes AT 8. THANKS fom campus. 787 LOST: Yellow Foldecontains vey impotant mateial.... Rewad! Call Jay Johnsud at 58. LOST: Yellow Folde- Contains vey impotant mateial. REWARD! Call Jay Johnsud STUDO APT TURTLE CREEK AVALABLE NOW 7-8 AFTER 7:PM NO STUDENT AND HS WFE LOOKNG FOR SMALL APARTM. NEAR CAMPUS. CALL 6-8PM ASK FOR PAUL.445 FOR SALE LOST: 4 k gold ope chain HAVE GA'S AND STUD TX bacelet on Stepan Football TO EVERY GAME. CALL TOM field. GREAT Sentimental AND LEAVE B.O. #77 Value. f found, please contac Caa at x847. FOR SALE: -inch Black & White Potable TV!!! Excellent condition. LOST: SLVER NECKLACE Call x8 and leave a message W/PEARL PENDANT NEAR fo Paul. Will take best offe SACRED HEART. HGH befoe midnight, Oct. th. SENTMENTAL VALUE!! PLEASE CALL Fo sale: Bianchi Nuovo speed AMY AT X47 F FOUND acing bike. Mavic ims, Shimano 6 components. n geat shape. WANTED $5 o best offe. Call Bob at x588. BABYSTER WANTED: Looking fo someone to watch small AWESOME CAR FOR childen in my home. 4-8 hous a SALE!J!! week.(flexible) wage negotiable. 98 Honda Civic HB, 4 spd, Tanspotation equied. am/fm cass, GOOD condition, and last but not least.. 4 MPG JUNORS, SENORS: Give $65 CHEAP CHEAP hundeds of employes (including Ameitust, AT&T, Bank 985 BUCK REGAL 75, Ml One, the Fedeal Reseve, EXCELLENT Goldman Sachs, Micosoft, CONDTON,V6,AC, Poce & Gamble, and Random DOOR,LGHT BLUE ASKNG House) access to you esume $4. CALL -56. though Tageted Recuiting Sevices (TRS). Only $ befoe FOR SALE: Fou Stanfod GA's Oc. 5th. Fo you fee enollment and two Miami Student tix. Best kit plus a fee Copoate Pofiles offe. Chis 5. descibing oppotunites at th_e nation's leading employes, LSAT eview books-hate to waste call -8-TRS-JOBS. 'em.: Baon's, Aea, HB&J. $6 each -call OVERSEAS JOBS. $9- mo. Summe, Y., ound, All TCKETS Counties, Coona Del Ma CA 965. t-o::;ale: DESPERATELY NEED RDE TO ST. LOUS THS WEEKEND-OCT 5-7. CALL MKE X6 Stanfod Stud. Tix togethe Call Jce X688 Ean $ to $5 pe week Reading Books at home. Call ext. B 4. MKE X4 STANFORD STUD. TX FOR SALE MAM TX FOR SALE DAVE X4 Need $$$?Sell you ga's to all home games. Call tom x597. NEED TXS FOR ALL HOME GAMES.7-66 WLL BEAT ANY OFFER$$$$$ need GA's fo EVERY home game! WLL BEAT ANY OFFER! PLEASE call $$$$$$ Need Ai Foce GA's call Bian C. at x546 o x54 MAM TX WANTED $ STUDENT OR GA $ () 4-84 Needed: Miami Tix, Stud. o GA Please call Man X4 WANTED: GAs to the STANFORD game. Call E.J. at Need Miami GAs & Studs Mike 7-57 Need Miami stud tix fo bothes, Dan x 795 Need: TCKETS FOR ALL HOME GAMES! CALL JOE X688 Monday-Thusday :-6: Need Stanfod GA. Stan x74 NEED 4 G.A.s FOR THE AR FORCE GAMEl! PLEASE CALL NANCY AT 7-4. NEED TX TO ANY GAMEl!! CALL SHARON NEED STANFORD GA TRADE AR FORCE GA + $ MKE 58 Need GA's fo AR FORCE, MAM, and PENN STATE. Also need stud. fo PSU & Miami. PLEASE call Beth at NO Alum needs GA tix v.,, Penn St. Call Jeff Walsh.oilec (6) , am-8pm, M-F. :ielp NEED T.VO STUD. TX FOR AR FOR~.- JR ADORABLE UTLE BROT~! CALL PA. y X T-~S WANTED: GA'S F~"'".\lAFORCE 4 GA'S ~ PENN STATE CALL X65 AND LEAVE NAME, PRCE Al"t.J PHONE F NO ONE S HOMF TOP $fo 'fou Ga tix to all home games ~all Patty NEED :R FORCE Tix GAST PAT :-:'48 KELLF x44 NEED 'T'MtAM STUD FOR MA~ OH. FREND CALL TAP#78 HAVE A SR. STUD. TCKET FOR ST.\.N- GAME. AMY X4 STANFCf!D TCKETS NEEDED! GA~ o GAs & maiadt:..,stud tix call Patty:{ NEED GA's fo STANFORD, AR FORCE, and PENN STATE. Call Pete x-97 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ HELP MEl NEED PURDUE GA'S & MAM GA'S OR STUD. CALL SAM X4 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ NEED GA TCKETS STANFORD. CALL NEED STANFORD GAs. CALL MKE AT 8-6, OR SUSAN AT8-4. The Obseve Tuesday, Octobe, 99 The Obseve accepts classifieds evey business day fom a.m. to :p.m. at the Note Dame office, 4 LaFotune. and fom : to p.m. at the Saint May's office, Hagga College Cente. Deadline fo next -day classifieds is p.m. All classifieds must be pepaid. The chage is cents pe chaace pe day, including spaces. need o MAM stud. o GAs. Mom & Dad & thei $$$ need NEED MAM GA'S! STEVE B. X58 Stanfod GA's Eic x JUST WON THE LOTERY- NEED STANFORD STUD. TX need G.A. 's fo the Stanfod CALL REX X565 game. Call 'M READY TO PAY BG BUCKS! Paents cut me out of will. need Have: PLEASE CALL-'M DESPERATE AF GAs to get back in the fold. call Miami Stud. Michele x4995. Penn Stud. CALL CATHY AT Mike T. x 8 STANFORD TX; need 4 GA's; SEND MY GRAMPA TO THE call Andea 84-5 STANFORD GAME AND MAKE ND GRAD and wife fom Calif. HS LFE COMPLETE. HE Need Penn GAs Julie x99 NEED Tickets to N.D. Miami NEEDS TWO TCKETS. MEG.477 Game. Call Collec (88) 59- BG $$fo 65. Ai Foce GA's Need Student and GA's to Ai call Luigi x4659 NEED STANFORD TCKETS. Foce. Call Aaon at 64. PLEASE CALL DAVE (78) 5-45!! Need STANFORD and MAM tix, NEED 6 AR FORCE GA'S. student o GA's. Please call Betsy MONEY NOTA NEED AR FORCE GA. CALL at CONSDERATON. PLEASE CALL JM AT x AND ASK FOR JACKE. NEEDED: 4 AR FORCE GAs o WANTED - FOOTBALL TCKETS- STUDS. FOR SALE: Stanfod PENN STATE GAME NEED 4- Stud. Michelle x47 need aifoce GAs $$$ PLEASE CALL OR Lisa 4574/Jim 77 WRTE TO P.O. BOX 67 Need 4 Ai Foce & Stanfod. Call Spout, WASHNGTON, N.J need 4 STANFORD stud o GA tix Maty@ 89-5 STANFORD TX FOR SALE. Need GASTUDS fo Pudue, X454, X6. Stanfod, Ai Foce. Call Mike HELP! NEED ONE ARFORCE GA. CALL DENS X9 need two Stanfod GA's BAD!! NEEDED Paents will take back tuition HELP MY NJ RELATVES WANT if don't come though!!!!!!!! 6 AR FORCE GA's TO SEE MY OK RELATVES. Call Mike X56 PLEASE CALL NOW! NEED 8 AR FORCE G.A.'S AND #84-58 STUDENT TX. CALL GNA AT HELP NEED TKTS ALL GAME X84 BOTH STUDENTS AND GA'S Will tade Ai Foce GA's fo CALL 7-64 Stanfod GA's o buy them NEED AF GA'S - 4 TOGETHER outight. OR SETS OF ; -5 MAM NEED MAM TCKETS???? Dennis x84 GA; MA STUD TJX CALL DAVE X47 ME TOO You should sell me 4 MAM GAs immediately! Pete x745 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 4 STUDENT TCKETS fo Miami NEED AR FORCE, STANFORD, fans that need humbling. PLEASE HELP!!! AND MAM TCKETS. GA'S OR need G.A's to the Ai Foce STUD. CALL ROB OR TOM Amy Game. Name you pice. X779. Call Bob at x588. CALL BRAN AT X46 YOU CAN CHANGE THE... NEED 4 MAM TCKETS WORLD! STUDENT OR GA'S OR MNE F YOU SELL ME $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ CALL YOUR STANFORD GA'S OR NEED STANFORD and MAM STUD'S. CALL KEVN AT X NEED AR FORCE GAs TCKETS -STUD'S and GA'S Call Betsy X77 Call May at 86. NEED AR FORCE TCKETS!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ *********HELP********* GA'S OR STUDENT. CALL KATE AT X. WANTED- TX Help young senio enjoy st B- MA - N.D. GAME Day-family coming-need PENN NEED FOUR (4) PENN STATE CALL ST. TX-5 GAs & STUD TX- GA'S FOR MY LONG-LOST Call x67!! UNCLE AND COUSNS. F YOU $$ALUM NEEDS 4 TCKETS$$ CA.N HELP MY NOV. 6 FOR STANFORD, CALL NEEDED: ONE G.A. OR REUNON, CALL JEFF. AT X COLLECT (46) 85-87, STUDENT TCKET FOR AR 68. THANKS FORCE. AFTER 8: P.M., RENO. CALL SUSAN x55 NEED STANFORD STUD TX NEED 4 STANFORD TX. CALL CALL NCOLE DENNS COLLECT Wanted:- Penn GAs+ GAs fo AFTER 6 PM. any homegame #77 STUDE~ TCKETS NEEDED! STAN,AF, f;nn ST. X58 TOM BUY, SELL OR TRADE AR HAVE PURDUE, A. F.,... FORCE GA TX FOR STANFORD STANFORD G.A.'S. WANT 4 STU OR GA'S FOR AR FORCE GAME. PENN. ST. G.A.'S. CALL NCK JOE' 599 OR PETE 7-96 CALL LAUREN 7-8 OR TRACEY X NEf-) STANFORD GA'S need MAM TX HUSSEN TO VST CAMPUS! CALL -)ARY X489 -Chis need 5 GA's fo the Ai Foce game. Will pay BG BUCKS ll Call HELP! NEED AR FORCE GA'S i Have Penn St. Students KEVN AT X AND ~ MAM GA'S FOR POOR REt.,ATVES best offe 7-64 TRADE AF GA'S FOR PA ST CALL KEV~~ X589 4 Miami GA's togethe fo sale GA'S. TEDS 88 best offe by /5 WANTED: O~E OR TWO NO- PLEASE!!!!!!! SELL ME AR call7-64 MAM T~ETS CALL MRS. FORCE GAs 'M DESPERATE! MCNTYR,COLLECT (8) 775- Call Robb x65 HAVE PENN STATE GA'S 455. ' AND MAM STU TO TRADE NEED 4 STANFORD STU. AND ~ FOR STANFORD GA'S NEED F()O.jJR AR FORCE STUD MAM GA'S AND PENN ST. CALL ANTHONY x49 TCKET C'~LL BRYAN X69 STU. WLL PAY WELL.$$$$$ --- CALL JEFF AT 7-57 Stan 4 sal"' x67 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ N DESPERATE NEED OF AR PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE REALLY NEED MAM AND FORCE AND MAM GA'S STANFORD STUDENT TX. Sellin(. ~- tix. Let's make a CALL KAREN AT X6. deal ll.~6, Mfiie HAVE TO MPRESS will gove you money and NEED~FORCE & MAM TX GRLFRENDS PARENTS "special" favos if you sell G~LL MO x485 me you 4 STANFORD GAs. 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13 Tuesday, Octobe, 99 Red Sox clinch tie with Jays in AL East BOSTON (AP) - Boston clinched a tie fo the Ameican League East title Monday night as Dwight Evans snapped an eighth-inning tie with a unscoing single to give the Red Sox a 4- victoy ove the Chicago White Sox. The win moved the Red Sox two games ahead of Toonto with two games left fo each team. The Blue Jays lost to Baltimoe 6- and will be eliminated on Tuesday if the Hed Sox win o they lose. The Hed Sox won the AL East in 988, but have not won a Wold Seies title since 98. Oioles 6, Blue Jays BALTMORE-Toonto moved within one game of elimination in the AL East as Baltimoe beat the Blue Jays behind the stong pitching of ookie Jose Mesa. Mesa (-) gave up fou hits and thee uns in 7 - innings fo his second victoy ove the Blue Jays in 9 days. Kevin llickey got one out and Gegg Olson finished fo his 7th save. Baltimoe tailed - in the sixth befoe allying fo thee uns against David Wells (- 6). Billy Ripken walked and Mike Deveeaux followed with his th home. one pitch afte Toonto pitching coach Galen Cisco went to the mound fo a talk with Wells. Afte Cal Ripken fouled out, Handy Milligan singled, took second on a goundout and scoed on Bob Melvin's double. Tiges, Yankees NEW YORK- Rookie Tavis Fyman, not Cecil Fielde, homeed fo Detoit and Fank Tanana pitched thee-hit ball fo 7 - innings as the Tiges beat New Yok. Fielde went -fo-4 and stayed stuck at 49 home uns. He stuck out thee times, inceasing his majo leagueleading total to 79 and Class continued fom page 4 AR FORCE GAs FOR SALE CALL JULE x4975 need Penn St. and Miami stud. tix. Call Dan X47 Need two tickets to NO vs. USC game, student o GA's. Call Betsy at x899. WANTED: STANFORD GA's. CALL x78 HELP NEED AR FORCE GA'S FORMAANDPA TODD X74 NEED STANFORD STUD TX CHRS X75 gounded weakly to the mound. Fielde has gone 6 at-bats without a home un and has just two games left in his bid to become the fist playe to hit 5 since Geoge Foste in 977, and the fist Ameican League to each the mak since Roge Mais and Mickey Mantle in 96. Rookies Mak Leite and Steve Adkins ae scheduled to stat the last two days fo the Yankees. Twins 7, Maines 5 MNNEAPOLS-Scott Leius had a two-un double in a fiveun second inning as Minnesota defeated Seattle. Kevin Tapani (-8) won fo the fist time since July despite giving up fou uns on hits in six-plus innings. Tapani, who has been botheed by a vaiety of injuies since mid-july, was - in his pevious six stats. Seattle state Russ Swan (- ) lasted just two innings. Swan allowed five staight hits, including thee doubles, in the Twins' five-un second inning. Two of the five uns he allowed wee uneaned. Mets 4, Pittsbugh PTTSBURGH-David Cone pitched a thee-hitte, stuck out and hit two un-scoing singles as the New Yok Mets beat the National League East champion Pittsbugh Piates 4- Monday night. Cone (4- ) impoved his caee ecod against the Piates to 6-. He has had at least stikeouts in nine games this season and leads the National League with. Pittsbugh's un was uneaned. Reds 4, Astos CNCNNAT-The NL West champion Reds won when Ron Oeste scoed fom second on Houston shotstop Rafael Ramiez's thowing eo in the bottom of the ninth inning. Bian Meye (-4) walked have 4 Miami Studs Need 4 Miami GA's Tade? WLL PAY ll Teven X45 MAM TX; need student; call Bill x Hey-We have two Miami student tickets RGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER What moe could you ask fo?lllll Call454 o 4 and leave best offe by Fi., Oct. 5. NEED MAM GEN + STUD TX #87 MAM GA'S FOR SALE- CALL WTH BEST OFFER: STANFORD and MAM stud. tkt. fo sale- sec 9 : 7-788,. ~.. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ NEED AF GA's & STANFORD GA's CALL JOHN x44 MONEY S NO OBJECT $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ VSTNG ALUMN NEEDS STANFORD GA'S. CALL AFTER 5 PM. FOR SALE: have tickets fo all emaining home games Call Je X688 Mon-Thus :-6: PM hiag The Obseve page AP Photo Joey Reed of the Boston Red Sox slides home Sunday vs. Toonto. Boston defeated the White Sox 4- Monday night to clinch a tie in the AL East, putting the pessue on Toonto to win. Oeste to stat the ninth. Todd Benzinge sacificed and Billy Hatche hit a gounde to the hole at shot. Ramiez fielded the ball but thew it past fist into the Reds' dugout. Randy Myes (4-6), the fifth Cincinnati pitche, pitched a pefect ninth. Phillies 7, Cubs 6 PHLADELPHA-John Kuk tipled, doubled and dove in thee uns as Philadelphia withstood Ryne Sandbeg's league-leading 4th home un fo Chicago. Sandbeg's twoun home in the thid inning made him the thid playe in majo league histoy to hit 4 home uns and steal 5 bases in a season. The othes wee Hank Aaon of the Atlanta Baves in 96 and Oakland's Jose Canseco in 988. Philadelphia's Jose DeJesus (7-8) allowed fou hits and thee uns in the six innings. Lose Kevin Coffman (-) gave up six uns and seven hits in fou-plus innings. Lenny Dyksta, who went - fo- and aised his aveage to. 6, opened the Phillies' fist with a tiple. PERSONALS TO THE MEN N 4-4 FLANNER: JUST A NOTE OF THANKS FOR ALL THAT YOU'VE DONE FOR ME THS PAST WEEK. YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS AND FRENDSHP MEAN MORE TO ME THAN YOU KNOW. LOOKNG FORWARD TO MORE GOOD TMES, ESP. LASAGNA AND OUTBURST THANKS-JEN FREE SPRNG BREAK TRP + CASH JAMACA! BAHAMAS! Sell tips on you campus and ean fee tip fo you plus bonus cash! Call FOUR SEASONS ROD FOLEY- Happy th bithday Remembe, bithdays ae the pefect occasion to get wasted. (We always dol) Women continued fom page fo sale: SEATTLE d-tp plane tixfall beak. Save bucks. caoline x454 Washington. D.C. Club membes: The sign-ups fo the Fall beak bus will be held tonight. Tuesday, Oct nd, in Lafotune Cente on the bottom floo. Sign-ups will be fom 7 to a. so don't be latell SPRNGBREAK SALNG BAHAMAS: 45 ft Captained Yachts. Goups of 6 to 8. Seven Days Baefoot in the Bahamas. $448. each ncluding Accommodation and Meals. SPRNG BREAK HOTLNE OAM-8P Need Miami Tix Call Dave 86 fense has been a success because ou concept is team defense. We don't just ely on the kids in the back-eveybody defends well. The whole team plays good defense. "Louisville was a small, bumpy field. We haven't played on a small field all yea, and we had a little touble adjusting to it. We outshot them 6-, and can't say that we wee eve in dange of losing the game. Of couse, when the scoe is - it is still a game. They stayed in it because we didn't put them away." Alison Leste, who scoed the game-winne on an assist fom Maianne Giolitto, was pleased with the team's effots, but expects steady impovement. "We played well and it was good fo us to win on the oad," noted Leste. " think we'e doing well, yet eally expect us to get bette. Thee is plenty of oom fo impovement. n the next thee yeas, we should only get bette. Hopefully, we'll ean moe espect, and people will teat us moe seiously as a team." Meanwhile, Petucelli was quick to commend Leste's season-long quest fo success. "You have to ecognize that while Alison is scoing some goals ight now, she has been dangeous all yea long," said Petucelli. "But goal-scoing is a pat of he that is stating to come fowad now. Also, fo Stephanie Pote to just move up and scoe thee goals was a eal lift fo the team, as well as a geat accomplishment fo he. We want to be a team with a diffeent heo evey game." NOTES: Ove the last seven games, Note Dame's ecod is 6--. The ish have fou playes with ove ten total points. Last week, Susie Zilvitis and Maianne Giolitto wee tied fo the lead in assists in the cental egion. The cental egion includes the middle thid of the United States, anging fom Minnesota to Texas. Additionally, ish goalkeepe Michelle Lodyga was anked fifth in the egion. She has ecoded thee shutouts since that anking appeaed. MARYGARNO t's :. Do you know whee you ham. egg, and cheese McMuffin s????? SENOR&-WANT TO TEACH NEXT YEAR? POST GRAD FAR- C.S.C. TUES. OCT. ND 7- Lost- blue backpck 7NSH on :45. physics NB, detex despeately wanted. no O's,7 PE x454 Caoline. F YOU WANT TO SEE ALF AGAN - GVE THE "MODLE WOMEN" A CASE OF BEER BY 9 PM. OCT.. JVC'S, HOLY CROSS ASSOCATES. PEACE CORPS LEARN MORE ABOUT THEM POST GRAD OPPORTUNTES DAY OCT. C.S.C. 7- P.M. - NEED AR FORCE GA'S $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Gandfathe and little bothe need tix to see thei fist NO game. Call Andy at x HELP NEED MAM TCKET, STUD OR GAl CALL KATHY. X74$$ NEED STANFORD GA X57 TM Need STANFORD STUD TCKET and AR FORCE GA's. 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14 page 4 Scoeboad Tuesday, Octobe, 99 BASEBALL STANDNGS SPORTS CALENDAR NFL STANDNGS - All Times EDT AMERCAN LEAGUE East Division Boston Toonto Detoit Baltimoe Cleveland Milwaukee New Vol< West Division x-oakland Chicago Texas Califonia Seattle Kansas City Minnesota NATONAL LEAGUE East Division x-pittsbugh New Vol< Monteal Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis West Division x-cincinnati Los Angeles San Fancisco San Diego Houston Atlanta w w t 9 8? w w L L t L L Pet.544.5t t Pet.64.58t.5t6.49t Pet t Pet x-clinched division title z-denotes fist game was a win AMERCAN LEAGUE Sunday's Games Baltimoe 6, Cleveland, st game Cleveland 7, Baltimoe, nd game Detoit, Minnesota Toonto, Boston 5 New Vol< 7, Milwaukee Chicago. Seattle Oakland 4, Texas Kansas City, Califonia Monday's Games Late Games Not ncluded Detoit, New Yok Boston 4, Chicago Baltimoe 6, Toonto Minnesota 7, Seattle 5 Texas at Milwaukee, (n) Califonia at Oakland, (n) Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Detoit (Nosek t-) at New Yok (leite t-t), 7: p.m. Chicago (Peez -4) at Boston (Bolton -5), 7:5 p.m. Toonto (Black -) at Baltimoe (Johnson -8), 7:5p.m. Kansas City (Wagne -) at Cleveland (Candiotti t4-), 7:5 p.m. Seattle (Hanson 7-9) at Minnesota (Abbott -4), 8:5 p.m. Texas (Roges -5) at Milwaukee (Bown -), 8:5 p.m. Califonia (Abbott -t4) at Oakland (Welch 6-6), t:5 p.m. Wednesday's Games Kansas City at Cleveland, t:5 p.m. Seattle at Minnesota, :5 p.m. Califonia at Oakland, :5 p.m. Detoit at New Yok, 7: p.m. Chicago at Boston, 7:5 p.m. Toonto at Baltimoe, 7:5 p.m. Texas at Milwaukee, 8:5 p.m. Season Ends GB 9 tt t/ t t4 t/ t GB 9 t/ 4 6 / 7 9 / GB 4 t7 9 4 GB 5 5 / 5 / 6 6 t/ L z z-7- z L z-7- z-7- z--7 z z-6-4 L z-8- z z L z z z NATONAL LEAGUE Sunday's Games Philadelphia, Monteal Pittsbugh, St. Louis Chicago 6, New Vol< 5 San Diego, Cincinnati Houston 6, Atlanta San Fancisco 8, Los Angeles Monday's Games Late Games Not ncluded Cincinnati 4, Houston Monteal 5, St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 7, Chicago 6 New Yok 4, Pittsbugh Atlanta at San Fancisco, (n) San Diego at Los Angeles, (n) Tuesday's Games Houston (Henandez -) at Cincinnati (Amstong t-9), 7:5 p.m. St. Louis (Olivaes -) at Monteal (Goss 8-), 7:5 p.m. Chicago (Bielecki 7-) at Philadelphia (Geene -), 7:5 p.m. New Yok (Gooden t9-6) at Pittsbugh (Tomlin 4-4), 7:5 p.m. A.P. FOOTBALL TOP 5 The Top Twenty Five teama n The Aaaoclated Pe 9 college football poll, with llat-placa votea n paentheha, ecoda though Sept., total pointe baaed on 5 pointe lo a llat-place vote though one point lo a 5th-place vote, and laat week'a anklnga:. Note Dame (4). Floida St. (). Michigan 4. Vginia () 5. Aubun 6. Tennessee 7. Oklahoma 8. Nebaska 9. Miami, Ra.. Roida. Bigham Young. Coloado. Houston tie. llinois 5. Southam Cal 6. Clemson 7. Washington 8. Michigan St. 9. Texas A&M. Ohio St.. Akansas. Oegon. Geogia Tech 4. Fesno St. Recod Pt Pva -, ,4 -t- t, t, ,7 -- t, t, t,6 8 --, / Aizona Othe eceiving votea: Wyoming 95, LSU 8 /, ndiana 76, Mississippi 5, Texas 4, Aizona St., Geogia. Syacuse, UCLA 7, Alabama 6, Louisville 6, Missoui 4, South Caolina 4, West Vginia 4, Toledo, Texas Chistian. Steak Wont Lost Won Won Won Lost t Lost Steak Won Lost t Lost Lost Lost Won Won Steak Lost Won Wont Won Lost Lost 5 Steak Wont Lost 4 Won? Won Lost Lost 5 T~y. Octobe No spots scheduled. Wedneedoy, Octobe, No spots scheduled. lhlnday, Octobe4 Wichtta State vs. BASEBALL, 7 p.m. at Coveieskl Stadium. Fldoy, Octobe 5 CROSS COUNTRY hosts Note Dame nvitational, -4 p.n at Bul<e GoH Couse. Stanfod vs. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWMMNG, 4 p.m. at Ro"s Aquatic Cente. MEN'S SOCCER hosts ish Socce Classic: Westen Michigan vs. Ceighton. 5 p.m. at Kause Stadium. Ohio State VB. Note Dame, 8 p.m. at Kause Stadium. Stanfod VB. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNS, 6 p.m. a! Eck Tennis Pavilion. VOLLEYBALL hosts Golden Dome Classic: LSU vs. Hofsta, 6 p.n n the JACC. Oklahoma vs. Note Dame, 8 p.m. n the JACC. WicMaState vs. BASEBALL. 8:p.m. at Coveleskl Stadium. Lewis VB. WOMEN'S SOCCER, 5:p.m. Satu-dey, Octobe 6 Stanfod vs. FOOTBALL, :p.m. at Note Dame Stadium. VOLLEYBALL hosts Golden Dome Classic: Hofsta VB. Note Dame, am. n JACC. LSU vs. Oklahoma p.m. n JACC. Oklahoma vs. Hofsta, 66p.m. n JACC. LSU VB. Note Dame, 8 p.m. n JACC. Ceighton vs. WOMEN'S SOCCER, 8 p.m. Sunday, Octobe 7 MEN'S SOCCER hosts ish Socce Classic: Ohio State VB. Westen Michigan, : p.m. at Kause Stadium. Ceighton vs. Note Dame, p.m. at Kause Stadium. RESULTS Footbel Note Dame 7, Pudue Volleybell Penn State defeated Note Dame 5-8, 5-7, 5-5 Miami (Ohio) defeated Note Dame 5-8, 5-5, 5- Women'a Coaa Couty Note Dame (88 points) finished second to Boston College (87 points) n the National Catholics lnvttational Men'a Caea Couty Note Dame won the National Catholics nvitational Men'a Socce Note Dame, Wisconsin (Ol) Note Dame vs. ndiana called due to ain Women's Socce Note Dame, Louisville Note Dame 5, ndiana Men'aGoll Note Dame finished th at the Nothen lnv~atlonal Women'aGoll Note Dame finished sixth at the Lady Spatan lnv~atlonal SMC Volleyball Mundellen College defeated Saint May's 7-5, 5-, 5-8, 5- llinois Benedictine College defeated Saint May's 5-, 5-, 4-5, 5-9 TRANSACTONS BASEBALL Ameican League AL-Named Rich Gacia, Jim Evans, Tey Cooney, John Hischbeck, Lay McCoy and Vic Voltaggio playoff umpies. DETROT TGER5-Acquied Mike Munoz, pitche, fom the Los Angeles Dodges fo Mike Wilkins, pitche. National League NL-Suspended Jack Clak, San Diego Padll8s' fist baseman, fo one game and fined t:im an undisclosed amount fo his conduct duing a Sept. 6 game at San Fancisco. Named Hay Wendelstedt, John McShey, Paul Runge, Dutch Rennet, Jey Cawfod and Gey Davis playoff umpies. PTSBURGH PRATE$-Announced the etiement of Jey Reuss, pitche. ST. LOUS CARDNAL5-Retained Dave Ricketts and Red Schoendeinst, coaches, fo the 99 season. Announced that Mike Rouke, Jim Riggleman, Rich Hacke, and Steve Baun, coaches, will not be offeed contacts fo the 99 season. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association BOSTON GEL TCs-Announced they will not offe a contact to Dennis Johnson, guad. NEW JERSEY NET5--Signed Chis Dudley, cente, to a multiyea contact. Signed Jack Haley, fowad, to a one-yea contact. NEW YORK KNCK5-Signed Bian Quinnett, fowad, to a two-yea contact and Geg Gant, John Staks and Thaon Mayes, guads, and Eal Cueton, fowad, to oneyea contacts. ORLANDO MAGC-Signed Wallace Byant, cente, and Eugene McDowell, fowad. All Times EDT AMERCAN CONFERENCE East Buffalo Miami N.Y. Jets ndianapolis New England Cental Cincinnati Houston Cleveland Pittsbugh West LA Raides Kansas City Denve San Diego Seattle w 4 t NATONAL CONFERENCE East N.Y. Giants Washington Dallas Philadelphia Phoenix Cental Chicago Tampa Bay Geen Bay Detoit Minnesota West San Fancisco Atlanta LA Rams New Oleans Sunday's Games w 4 t L L New Yok Giants, Dallas 7 Buffalo 9, Denve 8 Geen Bay 4, Detoit ndianapolis 4, Philadelphia Miami 8, Pittsbugh 6 Tampa Bay, Minnesota, OT Los Angeles Raides 4, Chicago o Kansas City 4, Cleveland Houston 7, San Diego 7 New Yok Jets 7, New England Washington 8, Phoenix OPEN DATE: Atlanta, Los Angeles Rams. New Oleans, San Fancisco Monday's Game Cincinnati at Seattle, 9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 7 Detoit at Minnesota, p.m. Kansas City at ndianapolis, p.m. New Oleans at Atlanta, p.m. New Yok Jets at Miami, p.m. San Diego at Pittsbugh, t p.m. San Fancisco at Houston, p.m. Seattle at New Engla(d, p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, p.m. Cincinnati at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Geen Bay at Chicago, 4 p.m. Los Angeles Raides at Buffalo, 7: p.m. OPEN DATE: New Yok Giants, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Washington Monday, Oct. 8 Cleveland at Denve, 9 p.m. LEAGUE LEADERS Based on 44 at Bats AMERCAN LEAGUE Bett KC RHdsnOak Plmeo Tax Tammell Del Boggs Bsn EMatinez Sea McGiff To GfyJ Sea Fanco Tax Buks Bsn CJames Cle Geenwell Bsn Puckett Min Home Runs G t5t AB t T T R t 7 8 Pet Pet H 78 t PF PF 6 t Pet Fielde, Detoit, 49; McGwie, Oakland, 9; JCanseco, Oakland, 7; McGiff, Toonto, 4; Gube, Toonto, ; BJackson, Kansas City, 8; RHendeson, Oakland, 8; Dee, Milwaukee, 7. Runs Batted n Fielde, Detoit, t7; Gube, Toonto, 8; McGwie, Oakland, 8; JCanseco, Oakland, 99; Siea, Texas, 96; Maldonado, Cleveland, 94; DPake, Milwaukee, 9; Buks, Boston, 89; Palmeio, Texas, 89; Tammell, Detoit, 89. Pitching (4 Decisions) Welch, Oakland, 6-6,.8t; Clemens, Boston, t-6,.778; King, Chicago, t-4,.75; Stieb. Toonto, t8-6,.75; BJones, Chicago, t-4,.7; RRobinson, Milwaukee, -5,.76; Stewat, Oakland. -,.688, 4 ae tied with.667. Based on 44 at Bats NATONAL LEAGUE McGeeStl Magadan NY Dyksta Phi Muay LA Robets SO Gace Chi Butle SF Dawson Chi TGwynn SO Sandbeg Chi Home Runs G t AB R H Pet Sandbeg, Chicago, 4; Stawbey, New Yok, 7; Mitchell, San Fancisco, 5; Bonds, Pittsbugh, ; MaWilliams, San Fancisco, ; Bonilla, Pittsbugh, ; Gant, Atlanta, t; Justice, Atlanta, 8. Runs Batted n MaWilliams, San Fancisco, ; Bonilla, Pittsbugh, t8; JCate, San Diego, 5; Bonds, Pittsbugh, 4; Stawbey, New Yok, 8; Sandbeg, Chicago, t ; Dawson, Chicago, 99; Wallach, Monteal, 97. Pitching (4 Decisions) Dabek, Pittsbugh, -6,.786; Gooden, New Yok, 9-6,.76; RMatinez, Los Angeles, t9-6,.76; Tudo, Stlouis, -4,.75; Dawin, Houston, -4,.7; Bukett, San Fancisco, 4-7,.667; Hakey, Chicago, -6,.667; Lancaste, Chicago, PA tt PA

15 Tuesday, Octobe, 99 The Obseve page 5 Raides egaining lost fom, off to 4- stat LOS ANGELES (AP)-Fo all that the Raides have accomplished - thee Supe Bowl championships, eight AFC West titles Rnd the best winning pecentage n spots ove the past 5 yeas-they've neve opened a season with five staight victoies. They'll get a chance to do jusi that Sunday night when they visit the Buffalo Bills. " think people ae tying to figue out what this football team s all about," quateback Jay Schoede said. ''l'n 'lot supised at all that this te"lm s unbeaten. We have a lot of talent and we'e showing we have a lot of heat and a lot of soul." While wln~lng s nothing new to the Raides, t hasn't ht.ppcnod often enough since 9&5, tho last time they ade the playoffs. And when tho Raides woe winning with such standouts as Ted Hendicks, Cliff 5anch, Todd Chistensen, Leste Hayes and Howie Long, it came as no suptizl This was, afte all, the team whose owne A Davis cc.ine.i the phase "Commitment to Excellence." This yea, the Raides, with At Shell about to celebate his fist full yea as coach, ae the supise of the league. t looks as if the commitment l~ back. Following a 4- victoy Sunday ove the Chlcag Beas, the Raides found themelves 4- fo the fist time since 984. "We'e taking t one veek at a time," Schoede says. The Raides won Sunday befoe a boisteous and unuly Raides-type cowd of 8,56 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Thee wee aests at the Coliseum on an assotment of chages, mostly fo disodely conduct. The Raides became the bad boys of the league while playing in Oakland, whee they won Supe Bowls in 977 and 98. "Just win, baby," was the way Davis liked to descibe his philosophy. The Raides moved to Los Angeles in '8, won the '84.Supe Bowl, but went 8-5 the past fou seasons. And now, with a tenacious defense led by Geg Townsend and an offense diected by Schoede, the Raides sit atop the AFC West. Last yea, Schoede, stongamed but nconsistent, finished on the bench behind Steve Beuelein. Duing the offsea son, the Raides' quateback situation was a hot topic. Fo awhile, epots had New Oleans holdout Bobby Hebet headed west. But Hebet's still the popety of the Saints, and Schoede has played evey meaningful down fo the Raides. Schoede eaned the stating job duing the summe while Beuelein held out. Schoede isn't thowing much - 5 of 69 fo 78 yads and two touchdowns. He's only been intecepted once. " don't cae bow many passes thow," he said afte completing 8-of-5 passes fo 78 yads against the Beas. "My job s to come in hee and help us win football games in whateve way we can." So fa, so good. Afte beating the Beas, Shell was talking about the lack of espect his team had been eceiving. '''ve ead and head things about us being the wost - and the wost - team in the league," Shell said. " don't cae what people say and the team doesn't cae. "t doesn't matte what anybody else thinks. The only things that matte ae what this team thinks. As long as we do what we think, nothing else mattes. This s a good football team, and nobody can tell us diffeent." Sounds like the Raides ae back, too. The esugence actually began a yea ago Wednesday when Shell, a Hall of Fame tackle who played fo Raides fom 968-8, was named coach, eplacing Mike Shanahan. On that day, the Raides became the Raides again. Unde Shanahan, they wee 8- n a season and fou games. Shanahan came to the Raides fom Denve whee he was offensive coodinato, and he immediately made changes. They didn't wok. The Raides went 7-5 unde Shell in '89. The victoy ove the Beas was the Raides' ninth without a loss at home since Shell took ove.... while Steeles still seeking to scoe touchdown PTTSBURG (AP) - Talk long it's taken the Steeles (- each othe," Dolphins safety the couse we'e on and t's thought t would." about you classic Septembe ) to lean Joe Walton's new Louis Olive said. "The unning that way fo the yea. We'e Some Steeles say the slump swoons. Tho Pittsbugh offense, but he could have backs wee baking at the line, into this and we'e going that has uined the psyche of an en- Steelos woe -fo-tho month. They won a game, all ight, meant how long it's taken to scoe a touchdown. and Bubby (Biste) was telling his line, 'C'mon, potect me.' way." Afte the New Yok Jets fied ti~~ football team., Nobody got upset, conethanks to thei special teams Neve befoe in Noll's sea- That gives you the OK to tee off Walton as head coach last sea- back Rod Woodson said of and defense, but how many sons had tho Steelos' offense on them." son, Noll thought he was the Sunday's game. ",We wee pastouchdowns has thei offense gone thoe games without The Steoles have become in- pefect choice to lead the sive. f you don t have omoscood in fou games? scoing a touchdown. Now ceasingly outspoken about a Steeles' offense- idiculed by tlons, you'e not going to do Zeo. Zip. Zilch. they've gone fou, and, counting "think and dink" offense many ~lste hims~lf in 988. fo be- well. We wee dow.n 4- and Scoe a touchdown? You've a touchdown-less second half of them dislike. Running back mg too pedictable - mto the people _wee walkmg on the got to be kidding. They didn't even como close. No wonde against Denve last Januay, t's been 4 / games. Tim Woley doesn't like it, because he's not getting the ball. 99s. "When you pepaed fo him field, With th~! That s nothing. head down. opponents' game plans now call Whee have all the touch- Biste doesn't like it becausp defensively, it was difficult." fo taking tho opening kickoff, downs gone? he's not thowing the hajj deep. Noll said. "He had an offense Last yea, the Steeles tailed diving fo a field goal and ic- The Miami Dolphins, who Noll said that eally doesn't that possessed the football. 4- in Miami befoe allying to ing the game. beat the Steeles 8-6 Sunday matte, because football teams They thew the football quite a win 4-4. "t's taking longe than in a game that wasn't even that aen't democacies. bit but they also an the footthought t would," coach Chuck Noll said Monday. close, think they know. "t got to the point whee you "Thee is no possibility of going back (to thei old of- ~all. Those ae the things we hke to have... But it looks like Noll was efeing to how could hea them aguing with fense)," Noll said. "We'e on it's taking longe than Woodson said the answe might be a playes-only meeting. Student Govenment Pesents... A Pull Fonlm On Contempoay ssues With Ambassado Loet Ruppe U.S. Ambassado to Noway, fome Diecto of the Peace Cops ''Fum thepeae Cops tonanmy to Note Dame" f ~ (' l w~ OcLOOe, 99 8:pm 'heodoel - nude NT Oflllllll

16 ... page 6 Special teams a deam fo Chiefs KANSAS CTY, Mo. (AP) - in Kut Schottenheime's spe Maty Schottenheime called it cial teams, which in the past a "coach's deam." But not be- two weeks have pesonally cause he and his bothe's spe- outscoed the opposition -. cial teams had just humiliated Geat special teams fist bethe fanchise and the owne came a Kansas City tadition who cast them out. unde Fank Gansz five yeas "Thee ae enough things ago. t was the billiant pethat went wong that we can fomance of the Gansz' special spend some time coaching," teams that pesuaded owne Schottenheime said afte his Lama Hunt to fie John Chiefs embaassed the Mackovic and put Gansz in Cleveland Bowns 4- on chage of the entie team. Sunday. "And the ultimate e- But two disastous yeas suit was a victoy. That's what late, out went Gansz, back to coaches like." coaching special teams in t was a dominating victoy, Detoit. And in came too, as the Bowns suffeed Schottenheime, just foced out thei wost egula-season by Bowns' owne At Modell. shutout loss in club histoy. One of seveal bones of con Fo the Chiefs (-), it seems tention betweeen Modell and they'e gaining stength and Schottenheime was the special momentum with evey passing teams, coached by Kut. Ch Ok. AP Photo nst.lan?ye of Kansas Cty ushes though a hole of Cleveland's defense Sunday en oute to a 4- dubbmg. Chiefs head coach Maty Schottenheime has paised the team's special teams paticulaly. week. Kut accompanied Maty to Washington. a TEAM that has blocked punts stategy. The defense did not allow a Kansas City and had a ough "They'd be saying, '9's ove thee games in a ow, not to " just take what they give me touchdown fo the second week fist yea in 989. But his spe- hee, 9's ove thee,"' Matin mention one playe," Maty and have a lot of good playes in a ow and the special teams cial teams so fa this yea have said. "They'd give all the atten- Schottenheime said. "He and aound me who go evey play blocked a punt fo the thid blocked five punts. tion to Albet. Albet was a de- the guys aound him study it with the intent of blocking the staight game. n Sunday's Chales Washington was the coy." and they ecognize the impo- kick," Lewis said. "The best game, in fact, they blocked two fist to victimize Bowns' No one could blame the tance of it." thing that happened was somepunts and conveted them into punte Byan Wagne, knocking Bowns fo concentating on Natually, Cleveland coach body else blocked one ealy and touchdowns. the ball into the ams of Chis Lewis, who still managed to Bud Cason was not pleased took some of the attention "Evey time, we feel we have Matin, who etuned it beak though. with his special teams. was getting." a chance to win, that this team's as good as anybody," yads fo a touchdown. But Washington's job was Despite being double-teamed, the Po Bowl coneback "We woked as had pacticing on potecting the punt as Lewis blocked fou punts in 986. said Albet Lewis, who blocked made easie by the distubing, stuggled though the middle anytime 've seen in five o six "But in 986 it was totally a punt in each of the last thee distacting pesence of Lewis, just in time to knock Wagne's yeas," he said. "We spent diffeent," he said. "Most of my games. "We have to play like who weas jesey No. 9. punt backwad. t bounced thee diffeent peiods on it. blocks in 986 came fom shee that because we ae an ascend- "Albet was on the othe side, aound until Kevin Ross finally We woked on the vey ushes speed on the outside because ing team." and all thei guys wee paying gabbed it and an fou yads that they blocked them with." that was the fist yea we eve f the Chiefs have egained thei old magic anywhee, it's attention to Albet, so got fee and was ight thee," said fo the touchdown. "'ve neve been involved with Lewis was not avese to explicating his punt-blocking did it and caught a lot of people by supise. Seahawks find offense, Bengals don't, -6 SEATTLE (AP) - Deick wee limited to just thee Jim thee pevious games ana his Esiason, incuing a p~sonal Fenne scoed thee touch- Beech field goals until Mitchell longest completion had been 8 foul penalty fo thowmg the ~ohn ~- Williams' -ya~d un dwhich t~ ed h~ ~eld downs Dave Kieg passed fo Pice etuned a punt 66 yads yads. Cincinnati quateback to the an goth oc ts totmh bnlleg,t two and ' Rufus Pote mspied fo a scoe m t h e f out h qua- H e a t e h't F enne f om tw o goun d... among h ot es, o pu e a a the defense as Seattle became te. yads out with :5 left in the But even that had a positive t e 6.,. the last NFL team to win a Kieg meanwhile, had dinked game, Fenne's sixth TD in the effect, fiing up the Kingdome Afte: :n~ s ;et~n, kkn;~ game beating peviously un- and du~ked the Seahawks to a last two games. cowd of 6,5 to a noise level mac e t e ea aw s h beat~n Cincinnati lead afte thee quates Kieg completed 7 of 4 that made it almost impossible kads fo t;; findl t~~o~ed t e Monday night. as Fenne scoed on uns of passes fo 7 yads. fo Cincinnati to get a play off. ey P a~ a.-ya t -.own Pote who had two of thee and fou yads. Pote played just as big a Esiason completed just of connection with Jeff ChadWick. Seattle's' thee sacks was all Then on the fist play of the ole as the Seahawks impoved fo 8 yads and fumbled ove the field as the S~ahawks, fouth quate, he suddenly to - and Cincinnati dopped thee snaps. anked next-to-last in the found Tommy Kane deep on the to -. Then, on the next sele.s, the league in defense enteing the game, continually thwated left sideline behind Rickey Dixon and hit him in stide fo On one pivotal seies with Seattle leading just -6 ealy Seahawks went 56 yads? five plays, capped by Fenne s. Boome Esiason and the the clinching scoe. Kieg had in the thid quate, Pote de- yad touchdown un to make t Cincinnati offense. The Bengals thown only one TD pass in his fleeted two passes and sacked 7-6. The dive was maked by Gilmoe continued fom page against some of the best competition in the county." Gilmoe chose Note Dame fom a lengthy list of inteested schools. Collie said the final schools wee the ish, Aizona, Texas and Califonia Bekeley. " eally liked Coach Phelps," Gilmoe said. "He's been thee a long time and he knows what he's talking about. liked the atmosphee of the school. t eally made me feel at home." Said Collie, "He had a good visit at Note Dame. He found eveything he was looking fo at Note Dame." Men continued fom page All in all, the ish defense has been the mainstay of the team, inspiing the team with its spiited play, and keeping Note Dame in its games by shutting down the opposition's attack. " think we played petty well," Ticoci said. "This weekend we displayed the kind of defense we should be playing. We wee eally pumped up fo Wisconsin. We played them tight and didn't let them get anything stated." a unique oppotunity fo Math/Science (Majos/Minos/ Aptitudes) Fo you and fo the wold. Peace Cops will combine you education with taining to pepae you fo a voluntee position in: Education Fisheies Health Agicultue Foesty o othe aeas. 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17 ~ ~--~-----~ ~ ~-- Tuesday,Octobe~~~, ~9~9~~ T~h~e~O~b~se~N~e~~ ~p_ag~e---7 A solid effot Women's golf meets goal By JENNFER MARTEN Spots Wite The women's golf team spent a vey "successful" weekend at the Spatan nvitational in Lansing, Mich., by finishing in a tie fo sixth place out of a field of ten. With a thee ound team total of 97, the ish tied Michigan fo sixth in a field consisting of such teams as Nothen llinois, Michigan State, Ohio State, Pudue, Wisconsin, and Penn State. Coach Hanlon was vey pleased with his team's pefomance. "t was the best we have eve done," said Hanlon. "We had an outstanding tounament." t was an outstanding tounament fo the ish, who beat Pudue fo the fist time this yea and foced Michigan to come fom behind to tie. The team's scoes fo the thee ounds wee, 6, and. Hanlon was happy with the scoes. "We accomplished the objectives we set fo the '9-'9 season by shooting less than," said lanlon. "We did a geat job and think we ae capable of doing even bette." Junio Allison Wojnas led all ish golfes with a thee-day tounament total of 44. Afte the fist ound, she was just seven stokes behind the leade. NO SpotS nfomation Junio Pandoa Fecko shot a team-low 74 this weekend at the Lady Spatan nvitational. contibution to the team, but was foced to miss the second ound with painful ea infections. "Eveyone contibuted, especially Pandoa Fecko whose second ound was outstanding," said Hanlon. "We should give the Big Ten teams some touble in the futue. This weekend indicated that we ae capable of beating those teams." Next weekend, the ish will tavel to thei last tounament of the fall season, the NU nvitational. The -team field includes stong teams fom SU, NU, and Kansas State. n the sping, the ish will tavel to the ndiana Univesity and Pudue lnvitationals. Hanlon is looking fowad to the weekend and Senio Pandoa Fecko tied fo the lowest ound of the tounament with Wendy MacTuk of Penn State with a 74 in the second ound, while senio Hobeta Bye finished the weekend with a total of 5 afte a tough second ound. Sophomoe Kathy Phaes also had one tough ound and finished with a total of 5. Feshman Chissy Klein kept pace with a 5. Sophomoe Cappy Mack also made a stong the sping season.,, Men's golf places th at weekend Nothen lnvttattonal Special to the Obseve The Note Dame men's golf team tied fo th at the Nothen ntecollegiate tounament hosted by Pudue. The ish shot 879 to finish just 4 stokes behind champion and defeated Shawn Micheel of Wisconsin. unne-up ndiana in a playoff. Joe Dennen led the ish with a 7 and tied fo nd among the individuals. David Pashko of Wight State was the medalist, as he finished with a 8 Othe finishes fo the ish wee Mike O'Connell, who shot a 8 to finish tied fo 9th place, Paul Nolta (5), Chis Dayton (6) and Mike Cisanti Student "Jump Stat" Compute Classes Sponsoed by: Belles volleyball loses intensity, two games By ELEEN McGURE Spots Wite The Saint May's volleyball team lost two consecutive matches ove the weekend to both Mundelien College (5-7, -5, 8-5, -5) and llinois Benedictine College (-5, - 5, 5-4, 9-5). "We lost ou concentation and focus in the match on Fiday," said Head Coach Sue Medley. "Thee was not enough offensive powe fom the middle; ou passing aveaged only 7 pecent." On Satuday's game against BC, despite Kaen Loton's 7 kills and Katy Killilea's 4 sevice aces, the team as a whole did not appea eady to play. "Ou eos killed us," explained Kaen Loton. "Against JRC WP. ween't. using ou heads SPORTS BREFS o playing like a team. Ou pactices ae pogessing and we ae looking fo a theegame win ove PFW on Wednesday." Coach Medley continued, "Evey time we had an eo, we had a sevice eo. These poblems ae all coectable, and if we get back into the teamwok aspect we will be fine." Saint May's has a tough match Wednesday against Division PFW, but Coach Medley positively stated, "Ove the last week, we did impove on ou blocking. Ou goals ae attainable and we have to keep ou sight on the positive." The Belles next home game will be on Thusday, Octobe against Concodia College. Tune into WVF 64 A.M. tonight fom 8-9 p.m., when ish offensive guads Joe Allen, Winston Sandi and Tim Ryan join hosts Vic Lombadi and Eamon McAnaney. Also hea fom the voice of Stanfod football... call "Walk Away" - The noontime walking pogam will be lead by Assistant Volleyball Coach Maia Peez today. Paticipants should meet in font of Washington Hall at :5 fo a - minute walk. NVA Hoseback Riding Tip will be on Sunday, Oct. 7th. The hou long tail ides cost $5 and no expeience is necessay. Buses leave at 9 a.m., :45 a.m. and :45 p.m. Registe and pay in advance at NV A by Oct. 4th. NVA Singles Racquetball tounaments will be held fo gadlfac and H men and women. One match will be played pe week. Sign up at NVA by Oct. 4th. Call 9-6. NVA Co-Ree lnnetube Watepolo sign up is taking place until Oct. 4th. Rostes must have a minimum of people, fou female, but ae not limited by hall. A $ enty fee is due with ostes. Only the fist enties will be accepted. The Saint May's socce team defeated Westen Michigan 4- Sunday aftenoon at Saint May's field. Two goals wee scoed by Tish Toste and one each by Shannon O'Toole and Mandy Eile. The Belles' ecod is now 7-. Office of Univesity Computing Attention novice cew membes - Mandatoy meeting Thusday, Oct. 4 in 7 Nieuwland at 7:p.m. Tickets fo "ish on ce," the Oct. 8 ice-skating exhibition featuing Doothy Hamill and benefitting the Note Dame hockey team, ae available to ND/SMC students at $4 fo eseved seating and $ fo geneal admission. Call the Note Dame box office at Poblem: Solution: Call: Pape due by : noon Must use wod ocesso YOU DON'T KNOW HOW!! OUC Student Taining Pogam Lean Macintosh and DOS wod pocessing applications nfomation Resouce Cente 9-8 fo infomation and egistation DXE WAY NORTH BUCK TUESDAY 5 p.m. to : Any 7" Sandwich $. ( o moe fo delivey ) AL.~o FoR DEL\VERY CATHOLCS vs. CONVCTS Jb: T-Shits and Neon Hats - TAKE NO PR~--...

18 -~----~-- page 8 NFL continued fom page yea. nstead, they ae tied with Jimmy Johnson's Dallas Cowboys (who actually have aleady won a game this yea) in the cella. And supisingly, the nomally volatile Ryan doesn't seem upset. " don't have to cuss and get on them, holle and sceam, because they'e doing what want done," Ryan told the Associated Pess. The only thing they'e not doing is winning. Acoss the Keystone State in Pittsbugh, the only thing the Steeles ae not doing is scoing touchdowns. n fact, Pittsbugh's offense has yet to scoe a touchdown this season. The Steeles came up just a little bit shy of the AFC championship game last season, and this season, deposed New Yok Jets head coach Joe Walton was supposed to inject some life into the Pittsbugh offense. nstead, he has become a taget fo fan fustation; a banne in Thee Rives Stadium at Sunday's 8-6 loss to Miami said "J-?-E, whee's the ''?" The Steeles wish they knew. The Cleveland Bowns ae missing an '' o two themselves. The Bowns went as fa as the AFC championship game last yea, but have scoed just 48 points ove thei fist fou games. njuies to key playes like quateback Benie Kosa and fullback Kevin Mack haven't helped mattes in Cleveland. Neithe has the pefomance of an offensive line which has allowed Kosa to be sacked 4 times aleady this season. Coach Bud Cason is convinced that the Bowns ae not stumbling out of an ea of excellence and into the AFC Cental Dawghouse. Those who saw the Bowns lose 4- to Kansas City Sunday might disagee. Finally, the peennial alsoan Tampa Bay Buccanees ae off to a - stat, thei best since 979. Tampa Bay "iuateback Vinny Testavede has mally come into his own, completing 49 of 8 passes and ecoding six touchdown tosses and just two inteceptions thus fa. The Minnesota Vikings, on the othe hand, who lost to the Dues on Sunday, ae -, making it appea as if the NFC cental is tuned upside-down. t's confusing, but as you can see, it's not the only puzzling thing going on this season in the NFL. The Obseve Tuesday, Octobe, 99 Celtics don't sign D. Johnson BOSTON (AP) - Dennis Johnson, a membe of thee NBA championship teams, has lost his spot on the Boston Celtics as the team makes a push fo younge playes. The Celtics announced Monday that Johnson will not etun to the team fo the upcoming season. Johnson, who played seven yeas fo the Celtics, met with team officials ove the weekend. They decided not to enew his contact, which expied at the end of last season. "This was such a difficult decision to make, consideing the statue of Dennis Johnson," said Coach Chis Fod. " conside him to be the consummate pofessional and a fine example fo pesent and futue Boston Celtics." With the etun of Bian Shaw afte a yea in taly, fistound daft pick Dee Bown and Reggie Lewis, Kevin Gamble and John Bagley, the Celtics have a young cops of guads to ely on duing the coming season. The 6-yea-old Johnson said in a statement that he would pusue offes fom othe teams. He said the Celtics officials "pesented this to me in the best possible way. They wee up font, honest and pofessional with me, and gave me moe consideation that could eve imagine." "My yeas in Boston have been geat ones, and 'll always emembe them," Johnson said. Johnson was dafted by Seattle in 976 and was the MVP of the 979 playoffs, leading the SupeSonics to thei only championship. Base-huling Clak S suspended SAN DEGO (AP)-National League Pesident Bill White suspended San Diego Pades fist baseman Jack Clak fo one game and fined him an undisclosed amount fo his base-thowing tantum Sept. 6 at San Fancisco. The disciplinay action was announced Monday in New Yok by the National League office. Clak is to seve the suspension on Tuesday. The Pades wee in Los Angeles on Monday to open a liii!d!jta season-ending thee-game seies against the Dodges. Clak was ejected in the fist inning of the Sept. 6 game, won by the Giants 7-6. The tantum began as a gowl towad plate umpie Bill Hohn afte Clak was called out on stikes. Clak walked out to take his position in the field and began complaining afte a fist-pitch ball to the Giants' Bett Butle, saying Hohn had called a pitch in a simila location a stike when Clak was at the plate. Clak was thown out of the game a that point but he went on to jaw at length with Hohn. He also thew his chewing gum at the umpie and kicked dit on the plate befoe wenching the fist-base bag fom its mooings and tossing it about feet towad the Giants' dugout. The ejection was Clak's fouth of the yea. Come see ou se{ection geetinn cads of 6 y!fce c y c { e a '!"6 p e P o c{ u c t s at T h ltaf*ens APPhoiD Tampa Bay kicke Steve Chistie hugs teammate Mak Royal () afte a field goal against Minnesota. The Bucs ae -: ae they back? Happy st Bithday Ms. Powell THE F.B.. AND WHTE COLLAR CRME A LECTURE BY WLLAM CLANCY, DRECTOR OF CHCAGO FB WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4:5P.M. HAYES-HEALY Love, You oomie and the est of the gang. ALL MAJORS WELCOME (SPONSORED BY BETA GAMMA SGMA)..

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20 ~ page Spots Tuesday, Road-tested, coach-appoved Women's socce impoves to 8-- afte two oad wins Octobe, 99 By DAVD DETEMAN Spots Wite The Note Dame women's socce team (8--) took anothe step up on the ladde to egional pominence this weekend, notching oad wins ove ndiana and Louisville. On Fiday aftenoon, the ish defeated peennial ival ndiana 5- behind the goalscoing tandem of feshmen Stephanie Pote (thee goals) and Alison Leste (two goals). On Sunday, Leste tallied Note Dame's only goal, as the ish tipped Louisville -. "We despeately needed a couple of wins on the oad," said Note Dame head coach Chis Petucelli. "We eally wanted to pove that we could win on the oad, since we had been -- away fom home befoe this weekend. These games had good esults fo us. To get out on the oad and come home with two shutouts and two wins is good. "Afte the fist ten minutes against ndiana, we moved Stephanie Pote fowad to ty to get he a chance on the attack," said Petucelli. "Obviously, it woked, because she got thee goals. The diffeence this weekend was that we talked about cossing goals to the fa post." Stephanie Pote, who nailed the game-winning scoe against ndiana, concued with he coach. "We tied a new appoach this weekend-we focused on cossinsz the ball to the fa nost." The ObMve Ken Osgood Danny Stebbins and the men's socce team had a game called vs. ndiana due to lightning, and in its second game tied Wisconsin -. Basketball gets vebal intent fom Texas sta By GREG GUFFEY Spots Edito The Note Dame basketball team has eceived a vebal commitment fom a 6-9 fowad fom San Macos, Texas. Nathion Gilmoe, a senio at San Macos High School, will play fo the ish in the 99-9 season. The ealy signing peiod begins Nov. 4. " think 'm a petty good playe and that can help them on the cout," Gilmoe said. " can ebound, block shots and scoe while playing the pivot. But also think 'm petty good in the classoom, too." "Nathion is a geat athlete," said San Macos coach Celeste Collie. "He sees the floo well. He's a good ebounde. He can jump well and blocks a lot of shots." Gilmoe aveaged 5 points, nine ebounds and thee blocks pe game as a junio while the young Rattles posted a 7-9 ecod. Evey playe on the San Macos team will etun fo the 99-9 season. At 6-9 and 5 pounds, Gilmoe should make an impact with the ish. Collie compaes him in some ways to ish standout LaPhonso Ellis. " think Nathion will look up to him and patten his game afte him," Collie said. Gilmoe, who plans to majo in business, agees with Collie's assessment. "We'e both 6-9," Gilmoe said. "He's (Ellis} woked tnd to get whee he's at. 'm going to have to do the same thing. 'll have to wok had and play she said. " liked playing up font. t was a chance fo me to get to contibute to the scoing. usually play in the midfield, and this was a nice chance fo me to play off of the fowad. "All of the uppeclassmen have been eally esponsive to all the feshmen. They suppot us in what we do, and they ae thee fo us when we need anything. They have helped the moale of the team a lot. Since eveyone is so positive, we have felt good about evey game. Also, we'e poud of ou pogess on the team and what this team will become. Ou attitude shows in ou ecod." Against ndiana, Note Dame fied off 6 shots and eight cone kicks. Maianne Giolitto, Alison Leste, and Magaet Jac each had one assist fo Note Dame, while Susie Zilvitis had two. The Hoosies, on the othe hand, wee held to eight shots and one cone kick, as the ish jumped out to a 4- halftime advantage. "Defensively, we made a couple of mistakes ealy, but we ecoveed well," stated Petucelli. "The whole wee"'kend was vey good fo us. Gennife Kwiatowski has played vey well at sweepe in the last couple of games." n the game against Louisville, the Note Dame defense again came though, holding the Cadinals to two shots. "On defense, the backfield played vey well," admitted Petucelli. " also think that ou dp.- see GLMORE page 6 see WOMEN page The Obseve Ken Osgood The women's socce team defeated Midwesten ival ndiana 5- and Louisville - ove the weekend, impoving to 8--. Toents, tie keep men's socce at bay By RCH KURZ Spots Wite Afte embaking on what was to he one of the most impotant oad tips of the yea, the Note Dame men's socce team (-6-) came back fom its two-game tip essentially the way it left, with only a scoeless tie to show fo its effots. The games with ndiana and Wisconsin wee to be measuing maks fo the ish club. ndiana, anked ninth in the Socce Ameica poll, ae the possessos of a poweful offense, highlighted by thee-time All-Ameican Ken Snow, who was shooting to beak the U caee-goal ecod against Note Dame. Meanwhile, the Badges ae a much bette team than thei -4- ecod indicates. Unfotunately fo the ish, they had a temendous effot against the Hoosies wasted when the game was called due to heavy lightning. Just unde minutes emained when play was suspended because of the appoaching font. Afte a -minute delay, the officials called the game, endeing it unofficial since NCAA ules stipulate that the full 9 minutes must he played fo the game to count. Although Note Dame was behind - at the time the game was called, the ish had played well to that point. Hoosie fowad Ken Snow was aiming to scoe his 78th caee goal, which would have put him atop the ndiana ecod book, hut was shut down by the Note Dame defense. "We put Bet Hoffman on him, and he did a good job, like we knew he would," said sophomoe defende Maio Ticoci. "We wee not going to let Snow scoe his ecodbeaking goal against Note Dame. t was a matte of pide." The cancelling of the game was a blow to the ish playes, who still wee hanging tough when the news aived. "t was a big let-down," said fowad Kevin Pendegast. "The team felt like we would get at least one goal back, if not two. They had contolled the game, but we had a feeling." The stoyline in the Wisconsin game is getting to he all too familia to Note Dame socce fans. The ish defense played supebly, helping goalkeepe Pete Gulli get his second caee shutout while loweing his goals-against aveage to a vey espectable.49. Offense, howeve, was anothe stoy. Once again, the ish wee unable to get on the scoeboad, extending thei scoeless steak to fou games (five including the ndiana game). Ove that stetch Note Dame has compiled an -- ecod. "t's petty fustating," said Pendegast. " think we'e capable of scoing goals. t's moe a question of confidence than anything else. "We had a couple of chances, one at the end of egulation and a couple in ovetime. [Ou style] isn't meant to be defensive, hut we've been playing it that way." see MEN page 6 t's a mixed-up NFL these days Roughly onefouth of the National Football League egula season has been completed, and vey few things ae making sense. About the only thing that isn't a Ken Tysiac supise at this point is that the San Fancisco 49es ae Wold of Spots unbeaten. As you make a andom sampling of NFL cities, you will find a lot of people who ae puzzled about thei teams' pefomances to date this fall. n Los Angeles, Raides fans ae wondeing how thei team eached the top of the AFC West. The Raides seem to have ediscoveed thei Commitment to Excellence unde coach At Shell. The fans even seem moe like the aucous Raide fans of old; thee wee aests at the Coliseum Sunday in L.A.'s 4- tiumph ove the Chicago Beas. Afte ecoding a 8-5 ecod ove the past fou seasons, the Raides wee not expected to be sitting alone atop the competitive AFC West, especially with Denve coming off a stong season and the Kansas City Chiefs playing thei best football since the Len Dawson days. But the Raides have used a tough defense and punishing gound attack to win thei fist fou games, and with Bo Jackson soon to etun fom his baseball duties with the Kansas City Royals, L.A. may be tough to unseat. n Philadelphia, meanwhile, the Eagles ae - afte losing to the lowly ndianapolis Colts on the last play of the game Sunday. As if that wasn't enough, Eagle quateback Randall Cunningham has told epotes that had-nosed coach Buddy Ryan is "getting moe and moe humble. wish he'd go back to his old cazy self." Buddy Ryan humble? What would Mike Ditka say about that? The Eagles wee supposed to challenge the New Yok Giants fo the NFC East title this see NFL page 8