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1 Body language - pages 6, 7 VOL XX, NO. 112 Meeing ends when quorum dissolved by Domagalski By MKE MLLEN Senior Saff Reporer Amids a heaed conroversy con cerning he Suden Senae resrucuring proposal, las nigh's senae meeing abruply ended when a voing member lef he room and dissolved he quorum. Sophomore Class Presiden Jim Domagalski said he walked ou because, "The (democraic) process has compleely fallen apar." niially, he quorum was held ogeher only by he irregular process of assigning wo non-wrien proxy voes o wo non-voing senae members. Parliamenarian Brian Hols said his procedure was "hazy," and added i was up o Suden Body Presiden Rob Berino o judge he validiy of he voes. "Wha was imporan is ha we didn' have a quorum," said Domagalski, discouning he voes. Berino, however, considered he proxy voes legiimae. Domagalski explained, " would no walk ou of a meeing ha was being run in a fair manner. Tonigh was one of he poores (run) meeings 've ever seen. The curren adminisraion has aken his proposal lighly, and he new adminisraion is unprepared." Kevin McGovern, suden aciviies board manager, said, " hink he class presidens have been acing very irresponsibly. Jim (Domagalski) couldn' have his way, so he jus walked ou." Duane Lawrence, suden body vice presiden-elec and presiden of S. Edward's Hall, was no pleased wih he proceedings. " was a quorum unil Jim lef," he said, and added, "We were prepared. We hink personal preferences are geing in he way of suden governmen." see SENATE, page 3. fo ;;... llw ih.qwmkn..,ud'll H'..,p;pcr..,u, 111g 1H1n d.lllh'.111d... aim m.n.., TUESDAY,MARCH 12,1985 Tha sinking feeling The Oberrvrr/Johannn Hacker Ed Kazmierzak, a supervisor a he Rockne Memorial, was helped ino he Rockne pool by he swim eam yeserday afernoon. When be go ou here was no one on band o give him a owel.... Poliburo's youh o conrol USSR Associaed Press MOSCOW Sovie Presiden Konsanin Chernenko is dead a 73 and his younges lieuenan, Mikhail Gorbachev, ook power yeserday in a lighning shif away from he aged elie ha has ruled his huge, secreive naion for wo decades. The Kremlin announced yeserday afernoon ha he long-ailing Chernenko, "saunch figher... for Communism," had died a 7:20p.m. Sunday of emphysema and oher problems. Wihin five hours a second announcemen came - he 54-year-old Gorbachev, younges member of he ruling Poliburo, had been chosen o succeed Chernenko in he mos imporan Kremlin pos, Communis Pary general secreary. Chernenko was he hird Sovie pary leader and presiden since 1982, and his 13-monh enure was he shores ever for a Kremlin chief. Bu, alhough Gorbachev's accession o he sea of Lenin and Salin marked a ransiion o a new generaion of leadership, i was no expeced o mean major aleraions in eiher Sovie domesic or foreign policy. n his accepance speech yeserday, Gorbachev said he policies forged under Chernenko's predecessors, Leonid Brezhnev and Yuri Andropov, "remain unchanged." Gorbachev is considered a saunch supporer of Andropov's reform-minded economic policies, more so han Chernenko was. Those policies included a crackdown on corrupion and inefficiency, and effors o boos individual iniiaives for Sovie workers. Joanne Richardson named edior-in-chief of yearbook By LSA M. BOYKN News Saff joanne Richardson, a junior psy chology major, will ake over as edior-in-chief of he Dome in April. Mike Wilkins, a senior American sudies major, is he curren edior-in-chief. Richardson, a naive of he Virgin slands, said her experience as edior of he hall life secion of he Dome in her sophomore year, and her presen posiion as spors edior has provided he necessary background o oversee his annual proj ec. Alhough Richardson said he job will consume much of her ime, she said she is proud o be a par of he Dome radiion. "The Dome is somehing ha we / joanne Richardson can all cherish. is a reflecion of our college careers. Somehing ha hope can evoke pleasan memories of our experiences here a Nore Dame," said Richardson. Financial conrols quesioned by some, acceped by ohers Edior's Noe: This is par wo of a series on he financial workings of Nore Dame suden governmen and cerain suden organi zaions. examines he day-o-day financial operaions and long-erm financial policy of suden governmen. Today's sory examines he adequacy of he presen sysem of financial conrol in suden governmen. By FRANK LPO and BOB MUSSELMAN Saff Reporers "Nobody else undersands i," said A Novas, suden body rea surer, referring o he realm of suden governmen finances. Nobody else, ha is, besides himself, assisan reasurer Eric Parzianello and Louise Nye, bookkeeper for he reasurer's office. And a leas one adminisraor would like o see more conrols on wha Novas called "a lile business." Las semeser, Novas' office published a comparaive repor showinr suden -governmen financial aciviy for he las hree fiscal years. According o his repor, in 1982 he governmen los S7,862; in 1983, i los S47; in 1984, i made Sl 2,425. Acually, he repor shows a 1984 profi of S425, bu Novas said he figure was S12,000 low because of an accouning error made when examining rish Gardens. The Universiy's nernal Audiing Deparmen audied suden governmen for he firs ime in Before ha, "we used o ge C.P.A.s from ouside," o do he audi, Novas said. "We said 'We have our own inernal audiing deparmen, why no le hem do i for free. They'll probably do a beer job because hey know. exacly wha we do,' " Novas said. Lou Cohen, direcor of inernal audiing, said his deparmen does no look only for errors, bu for ways o improve. Areas usually argeed for improvemen are overall efficiency, accouning policies and procedures, conrols, and organizaion. Afer he 1983 audi, suden overnmen was no audied in Novas said in 1982 and 1983 he audi found only small procedural errors and no fraud. The errors were correced. "They didn' audi us in 1984, because hey knew wha hey were going o find," Novas said. Cohen said hey were no audied las year because "we hough i would be redundan o do i hree years in a row." "Once we find somehing ha looks prey good, we won' go Taking Care of Business back for a couple of years,'' Cohen said, calling suden governmen "a very easy audi." He also said, "we always fel comforable wih hem." Suden governmen did a self-audi in 1984 which Cohen said seemed well done. Cohen aribued suden governmen's efficiency o a sysem of "srong inernal conrol," and he presence of Nye, who has been working in her capaciy for 18 years. "Louise Nye is very good. She keeps hings under conrol," said Bill McKinney, assisan direcor of inernal audi. Par of ha conrol is a mid-erm performance repor produced by Novas' office a he end of las semeser. Among oher hings, i showed ha he musical enerainmen commission of he SAB has used up heir year's allomen of funds., accor:ling o Novas, "was closed down." The performance repor "alers me o problemaic areas," Novas said, and is "informaional, used o make managerial decisions." Direcor of Suden Aciviies joni Neal said he repor "was good informaion and imely. helped A and i helped me," she added. Any organizaion or projec in suden governmen which has been budgeed does no auomaically receive a sum of money. nsead, eiher an invoice or receip for goods or services mus be presened o he office of suden body reasurer. Before he receip can be paid, he reasurer's office mus examine he receip and make sure i is for a legiimae purpose. f he receip is cleared, he check paymen mus be signed by Novas and co-signed by Neal. "The word is no 'approve,' " Novas said of Neal's role in he check approval process. "She jus makes sure i's proper." " personally feel here should be more conrol beween my office and suden governmen,'' Neal said. 's no ha she doesn' rus he sudens involved, she said, ciing wo years of good finances. "The main reason feel here should be more conrol is because he suden aciviies fee is no an opional fee, every suden mus pay i," Neal said. The money is also held in a Universiy accoun, she said. Neal said she would "like o see some sor of conrol facor earlier in he process." referring o he fac ha he check shows up on her sec BUSNESS, page 3 / -

2 . ' The Observer New sop signs recenly have been insalled on Sain Mary's main road, near he inersecion by Madeleva Hall. College securiy gave recen raffic problems and accidens as he reason for he new lighs. Flares were placed in fron of he signs for he firs few days o draw aenion o hem. - The Obsen1er Homosexualiy is a gif of God according o an Episcopal pries in San Francisco, who will marry church members of he same sex. Rober Cromey, in a sermon a Triniy Episcopal Church on Sunday, urged Episcopal bishops o endorse homosexual marriages. He noed he church has acceped female priess, divorce and birh conrol. Cromey said he will perform homosexual marriages only for church members unil such relaionships receive he blessing of he church hierarchy. -AP The Venura Freeway in Los Angeles may be he mos heavily raveled horoughfare in he world, according o he sae Deparmen of Transporaion. The freeway is used by 267,000 vehicles per day, according o deparmen daa compiled recenly. surpasses he Sana Monica Freeway, wih 240,000 vehicles per day, as he busies highway in California. The 1985 Guinness Book of World Records liss a srech of he Dan Ryan Expressway in Chicago as he mos heavily raveled road in he world wih 254,700 cars per day. -AP "Dy nas y" ' whose sexy, campy soap-opera appeal has made i one of he naion's mos popular elevision series, can coun Sovie emigres in Los Angeles and San Francisco among is mos avid fans. is he mos popular program broadcas by radio saion KMNB, which provides simulcas Russian ranslaions of TV shows." 'Dynasy' hey like very much," said Efim Tovbin, an immigran who creaed he radio nework. "f we don' give 'Dynasy,' we ge in rouble... They don' like he cowboys. They don' like movies wih pisols ha kill everybody." -AP Of neres "The mage ofwoman in he Old Tesamen" will be he opic of a lecure by Frederick Greenspahn, assisan professor of Judaic sudies a he Universiy of Denver. The lecure will be onigh a 8 in he Memorial library audiorium. The lecure is sponsored by he Nore Dame deparmen of heology as par of is Crown-Minow Series.- The Obseroer Lloyd Shefsky, a Chicago aorney currenly serving as presiden of he Spors Lawyer's Associaion, will speak o Nore Dame Law School sudens oday a 2 in Room 110 of he Law School. The alk is one of a series sponsored by he Enerainmen and Spors Law class and is open o he public. Shefsky is he auhor of several aricles concerning accounancy, axaion and spors laws which appeared in major legal publicaions. - The Obsen1er Tuesday, March 12, page 2 S. Parick's Day 1986 will be spen a Nore Dame Many Nore Dame and Sain Mary's sudens will be spending his S. Parick's Day somewhere beween Kokomo and Alana, as hey ravel souh o sunny beaches. For ohers, March 1 7 will be a day of celebraion wih family and friends back home. Nex year, however. hings will be differen. Call i he "luck of he rish,'' bu for he firs ime in six years, sudens will celebrae S. Paddy's Day under he dome. Tha's righ. The approved academic calendar calls for a combined midsemeser and Easer break from March 22 o April 1. Because Nore Dame and Sain Mary's have idenical break schedules. boh campuses will be around o celebrae he holiday ha is second only o New Year's Eve in he pary agenda of many sudens. Why he change? The school year is unique because Easer is abou 10 days earlier han usual. To pack he required number of days beween he beginning of he semeser and commencemen weekend and sill schedule miderms during he week before spring break, sudens will have a walloping 11-day vacaion. This doesn' happen ofen, and he schedule will probably reurn o normal he year afer nex. Unil now, i has seemed as hough he adminisraion deliberaely avoids scheduling classes during S. Pa's Day. could be a valid cauion - afer all, under a new alcohol policy, why risk he volaile combinaion of his ehnic and religious holiday and Nore Dame's rish- Caholic radiion? One only needs o look a,..,dk"wemnol7 pas years' celebraions of S. Paddy's Day on campus o ge a rue sense of he impac of his holiday. These years have been few and far beween, bu each has proven memorable in some way. March 17, S. Parick's Day marked he opening of he spring pany raid season on he dorms of Sain Mary's College. Approximaely 500 male sudens sormed Holy Cross and LeMans Halls, where hey were greeed by bras, panies and oher lingerie. Some women go nasy and hrew waer and hard objecs a he wave of mischievous leprechauns. March 17, Among he day's shenanigans was a sign reading "Happy S. Pa's Day from Nore Dame Kudos" hanging from he op of he LeMans' bell ower. A group of guys apparenly spen a week and a half planning he escapade and received inside help. Sain Mary's securiy failed o sop he prank. The culpris marched ou oflemans'lobby chaning he "Mission mpossible" heme song and ook off in a geaway car. March 17, Presiden Gerald Ford addressed a 0 Chris Bowler Producion Manager special academic convocaion and received an honorary degree from he Universiy. The even was he highligh of a day-long appearance by he Presiden. Meanwhile, hrongs of sudens filled heir beer glasses wih green brew all day a Five Corners. Corby's opened is dors a 6:30a.m., and 250 people had already begun celebraing by 7 a.m. Tha nigh a group of male sudens ook off heir clohes and paraded around a wo Five Corners' bars. By no means do l inend o play down S. Parick's Day. Some schools are known for raucous celebraions ha have become annual evens. Halloween a he Universiy of Wisconsin a Madison, Marquee's block pary and he Lile 500 a ndiana Universiy are only a few examples. is only naural ha he Fighing rish be recognized for heir S. Parick's Day fesiviies. Nex March 17 should prove ineresing, o say he leas. The alcohol policy could weaher is mos demanding es o dae. And chances are oday's sudens '3 /7 will live up o pas S. Parick's Day escapades and plan a few memorable surprises. Sudens may spend his S. Parick's Day somewhere beween Lake Michigan and he Gulf Coas, while he nearly empy campus enjoys a ranquil rish holiday. Bu nex year, he only hing quie on he Nore Dame and Sain Mary's campuses during S. Parick's Day could be he empy libraries. The Obsen er publishes is official opinion in he form of an unsigned, large-prin, widecolumn aricle in he Vil'wpoin secion. These columns represen he opinion of a majoriy of The Observer ediorial board. All oher columns, on he Viewpoin page or oherwise, are he views of heir auhors and do no necessarily reflec he views of he ediorial board or he saff of The Observer. The Club of Life wm give a presenaion on he agriculural plaforms of he Green Paries of Europe his evening a 7:30. The presenaion will be in he LaForune lile Theaer. - The Obseroer Weaher Spring break is in he air as emperaures in Norhern ndiana sill drop below freezing a nigh and emperaures in florida climb ino he 80s. Temperaures are prediced o decrease his afernoon o lows in he upper 20s onigh. Tomorrow i should be parly sunny and warmer wih highs in he low o mid 50s. -AP The Observer The Observer {USPS ) is published Monday hrough Friday and on home fooball Saurdays, excep during exam and vacaion periods. The Obseyer is published by he sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame and Sain Mary's College. Subscripions may be purchased for S30 per year ( S20 per sc mcser) by wriing The Observer, P.O. 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3 The Observer Tuesday, March 12, page 3 SPRNG BREAK S NEAR! This year an, don' burn; prepare your skin a 'mn-hawa1ijvi sun ann1ng solon J.M.S. Plaza 4609 Grope Rood Mishawaka. N Can' go o Florida? Ge a an anyway in our booh, beds, or boh MEET YOUR MAJOR Tonigh 7:00-8:00 p.m. Room 341 O'Shaughnessy Come and diseuss he new revised programs feauring fle*ibiliy and ehoiee of speeializaion: The Major in Theology or Theology as a 5eeond Major Drive brings in more han $84,000 By MARY HUFFMAN News Saff The h annual phone-a-hon for he Sain Mary's Annual Fund easily surpassed is goal of 175,000 in pledges. Two hundred voluneers called alumnae of all ages, and received pledges oaling 184,991. Julie Srazzabosco, vice presiden for academic affairs, was he phonea-hon suden coordinaor. Sraz zabosco was also he coordinaor for he fall phone-a-hon. " was really special his year because we had one in he fall, oo," she said. This is he frrs year he College held wo phone-a-hons for he same purpose in one academic year. The average conribuion was SS. SO. Before he phone-a-hon, Lisa O'Shea, assisan direcor of developmen, anicipaed an average do naion of approximaely 145. Senae coninued/rom page 1 Some were in favor of he posponemen. Senaor Tom Abood said, "We are oally unprepared o voe on his." Joanie Cahill, presi den of Lyons Hall, was unsure of some of he deails of he proposal, such as he presidenial appoinees who will si on he various commiees. Alhough he main moion did no The Souh Bend Vending Company and he Coca-Cola Boling Company provided refreshmens for he voluneers. The voluneers also each received a free five-minue phone call o anywhere in he Unied Saes for each one and one-half hour shif hey worked. " was really special, oo, because some people joined he Madeleva Sociey," said Srazzabosco. Members of he sociey have donaed a leas S,000. Along wih he new members of he sociey, many previous members renewed heir memberships. More han 2,000 people were conaced and 81.3 percen pledged a donaion. Of hose conaced in he class of 1984, 65.3 percen made a conribuion. The phone voluneers filled ou pledge cards, some of which were come o a voe, an amendmen was passed which would place nine people on he senae budge commiee. Any issue which had a nonunanimous commiee voe would come before he senae. This, according o Suden Body Presiden elec Bill Healy, would le hem pass rouine expendiures "ha are so basic ha hey should be acceped wihou discussion," such as Transfer Orienaion. Because he main moion did no come o a voe, he senae will ake WE HRE VETERANS PART-TME. Your service, skill, no maer wha service you were in, could be very useful in he Army Reserve. You'll find he Army Reserve in places oher services don' have reserve unis. And, because Army Reserve is larger, here are usually more openings available. An E-5 wih 4 years' miliary experience can earn more han '$1, 946 per year, serving one week-end per monh and wo weeks per year a a local Reserve uni. Plus reiremen benefis and oher fringes. See if your service skill maches an Army Reserve need now. Call us or sop by. SGTBrennan ARMY RESERVE. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. sen las week. The remainder will be sen his week. The money mus be received by May 31, and will be used for he Annual Fund, a budge suppor fund for he College. Srazzabosco said his year's response was, "Wonderful! was a direc reflecion of how hard he girls worked." Regardless of upcoming miderms and papers, she said, "The people his year reauy suck i ou." Some sudens sayed for he enire phonea hon. joanie McKenna, Kim McNamara, Chris Sweeney, Ann Bouon, Therese Ryan, and Sue Naples were capains in charge of each nigh's producion. The phone-a-hon is par of "EXCEL," a S25 million campaign o offse he cos of he new planned science building, endowed faculy chairs, major capial projecs, oper aing coss, and scholarships. up he issue he Monday afer spring break. The new adminisraion, headed by Healy, is scheduled o ake office April s. n order o have he resrucuring policy passed by he curren senae, Berino said he would urge he senae members o exend heir erms for approximaely wo weeks. mmediaely afer he changes are pu ino he consiuion and passed, here would be a new elecion for hall represenaives. This cas some doub upon he saus of he newly eleced senaors, since he new proposal calls for senaors o be eleced by dorms raher han disrics. Business coninued from page 1 desk for approval afer he goods have been received. "When you're dealing wih large sums of money, here needs o be more han one conrol facor," Neal said. Neal said she has discussed he issue wih Faher David Tyson, vice presiden for suden affairs, and in dicaed a change may be in he wings. Any change would frrs be discussed wih suden leaders, said Neal. "We don' wan o creae a policy and hen dicae i o suden gov ernmen." nsead, she said, she would work wih suden governmen o creae, "a realisic sysem from an adminisraive sandpoin." j CAMPUS VEW APARTMENTS NOW RENTNG: FOR FALL: Make your reservaions now- some aparmens sill lef FOR SUMMER: Low summer raes Available in he laer par of May Rening for 6 weeks o 3 monhs For nformaion Call Have a nice Spring Break! MANDATORY MEETNG All sudens who have applied or who wish o apply for cabine posiions in Suden Governmen (execuive coordinaors, cabine members, freshman orienaion and ransfer orienaion) mus aend. 7p.m. omorrow New Orleans Room LaForune suden Cener -

4 The Observer Kilparick named Smih Lecurer Spedal o The Observer Columnis and auhor James Kilparick will visi Nore Dame April as he Red Smih Lecurer in Journalism for Kilparick, he mos widely syndicaed poliical columnis in he counry, will deliver he Red Smih Lecure a 8 p.m., Wednesday, April 1 7 in he Memorial Ubrary Audiorium. He will paricipae in classes on April 18. The lecureship, which is adminisered by he deparmen of American sudies, honors he lae Red Smih, a 1927 graduae of Nore Dame and one of America's greaes and mos admired sporswriers. Made possible by a gif from Coca Cola USA, he lecureship promoes he eaching of wriing and SARG dedicaed o more suden ineracion By FRANKJ. MASTRO News Saff The Universiy's Suden Alumni Relaions Group, dedicaed o increasing suden-alumni ineracion, is celebraing a new image wih expanded aciviies such as an Alumni Associaion van in F. Lauderdale and a picnic for seniors and alumni, said new Alumni Represenaive Maria Miceli. SARG works in cooperaion wih he Alumni Associaion o foser good relaions beween sudens and alumni. The group has wo new members, Miceli and Larry Cunningham, who are alumni represenaives of SARG and alumni of he Universiy. Much of heir job requires raveling o differen alumni clubs across he counry as liaisons beween he clubs and he Alumni Associaion. There is a very posiive relaionship beween he sudens and he alumni, said Miceli. "They are so ineresed in everyhing abou suden life o he poin of reliving pas glories. was amazed a heir concern. They're on op of everyhing," said Miceli. SARG is sponsoring many aciviies which give he sudens a chance o mee alumni. One of he forhcoming services will be an Alumni Associaion van locaed in F. Lauderdale hroughou nex week o help sudens. will include free long-disance calling and coordinae dayime excursions such as snorkeling, camping and deep-sea fishing. A he end of April, hey will sponsor a Senior Picnic wih Alumni. Senaors from all 79 alumni clubs will be presen o help sudens wih any problems ha hey may face in heir 'homes' afer graduaion. "The alumni can help sudens land jobs, make living arrangemens and make conacs wih heir prospecive alumni clubs," said Miceli. "From my own experiences he alumni were really open o me. They helped me make conacs in a new ciy. This is a grea way for he sudens o mee alumni," said Miceli. SARGis a 12 person organizaion ha was organized in Miceli and Cunningham, he alumni represenaives, form he link beween SARG and he Suden Alumni Commiee. This commiee consiss of hree members; Chairman Joseph Reich Jr., George Evans and Kahken Sullivan. They mee wih SARG hree imes a year and work wih hem hroughou he year. "SARG has a much greaer emphasis now, due o he number of clubs," said Miceli. Clubs range in membership from 8,000 in he Chicago club o nine in he Laredo club. journalism a Nore Dame and recognizes high journalisic sandards in America. Kilpanick began wriing his column, "A Conservaive View," in His column is disribued hree imes per week by Universal Press Syndicae, and i appears in more han 450 newspapers. He also wries a weekly column, "The Wrier's Ar," concerning language and syle for Universal Press. Kilparick is he auhor or edior of 10 books, including "'111e Wrier's Ar," which was published in He appeared as a commenaor on he CBS program "60 Minues" for nine years. He is currenly a regular panelis on he naionallysyndicaed elevision program "Agronsky & Company." Kilparick, 64, began his journalism career in 1941 as a reponer for he Richmond (Va.) News Leader. He laer became he chief ediorial wrier and edior of he News Leader before leaving he paper in One of only hree columniss ever o be honored as a Fellow of Sigma Dela Chi, he Sociey of Professional Journaliss, Kilparick holds he Universiy of Missouri medal for disinguished ediorial wriing and he William Allen Whie award from he Universiy of Kansas for disinguished service o journalism. Following Kilparick's visi o Nore Dame, his Red Smih Lecure will be prined and disribued by Coca-Cola USA o journaliss and educaors across he counry. NOTRE DAME'S GREAT.BOOKS PROGRAM,_...- -, Consider a ruly liiu.-1 l'l(f."' luw.... loll --- HUMANSTC EDUCATON... 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5 i_() i_l r_ue-sd-ay-,m-ar-ch-12-, pa-ge-5 Sar wars will no se us free from fear is mysery-solving ime in Washingon. The mysery is Sar Wars- where did i come from so fas? How did a presiden who never roubled himself for years over he deails of missilery - who did no know he Russians had Garry Wills ourider mos of heir force based on land, or ha submarine-launched missiles could no be recalled - become such a fan of his fuure sysem, which he wans o bea he Russians wih by giving i o hem? Wrien in a novel, all his would seem oo improbable o ge by he ediors. The wonder is ha he dream casually menioned in a presiden's speech should have sho from he edges of fanasy o he cener of debae in less han a year. On March 23, 1984, Reagan firs menioned his new scheme. A ha ime, i came as a surprise no only o you and o me - he presiden's science advisor, CJCorge Keyworh, now one of he principal advocaes of he sysem, had no heard of i unil five days before he speech was given. Even more surprising, he secrearies o sae and defense had only learned of he plan abou a week before Keyworh. The maer was no developed hrough heir deparmens, a fac ha Keyworh celebraes as a riumph over he bureaucracy, an example of "op-down leadership." Wha ha means is ha Sar Wars was shaped by he bale for Ronald Reagan's mind. Rober McFarlane, he naional securiy adviser a he Whie House, played he key role. He undersands ha Reagan is a good. salesman only if he is selling hope, ou here on a smile and a shoeshine. He ends o say awake only when he is smiling. The only nuclear plan Reagan could ge enhusiasic abou is one ha would solve lierally all problems - make aack impossible, make nuclear weapons useless and make nuclear knowledge absoluely open and shared. The McFarlane memo offering his brigh fuure, submied over he name of James Wakins, was significanly iled "Freedom From Fear." This appealed o Reagan's vision of himself as he new Roosevel- i reaffirmed one of he for freedoms Roosevel offered as he goal of fighing World War. Perhaps no one in he world excep Reagan himself believes in all he promises of Sar Wars. Bu Reagan believes in hem as he believes ha his ax cu is finally going o bring down he defici, someday, by some miracle of growh. Ohers signing on o he Sar Wars plan believe or hope in some one of is many prospecs - laboraories believe hey can do somehing wih research money, armed forces ha hey can beef up heir power from he expensive adjuncs o he plan, some arms conrollers ha hey can use is scary prospec for bargaining purposes and enemies of arms conrol ha hey can use i o orpedo negoiaions. n all hese ways, Sar Wars is he perfec foreign affairs analogue of he supply-side vision in Reagan's firs year as presiden. Few believed in ha, eiher. Bu many people joined in he push for a ax cu o accomplish heir own smaller purposes. was forced hrough by he non-believers, some of whom (by he end) hough i would no work bu could no be sopped. The resuls of he ax cu, conrary o promise, were growh in produciviy and in he defici - a mixed blessing differen people weigh on differen scales. Bu he failure of Sar wars, even in par, would ake place in a larger arena of danger and consequence. Tha prospec should no free us from pruden fears a he ouse. (C) 1985, UNVERSAL PRESS SYNDCATE P.O.BoxQ Admire hose who have risked heir freedom Dear Edior: wish o respond in a small way o Brian McKeon's column concerning Professor Rice's legal defense of he perperaors of he Florida aborion clinic bombings. McKeon iniiaes his piece wih he saemen: "ndifference abou aborion is rare." wonder if ha is he case. Sure, opinion runs srong (mos of he readers of The Observer would agree ha aborion is he aking of human life), bu sugges ha his response is one of he indifferences. To hold an opinion on such a vial maer and no o ac upon i is like faih wihou works - i is dead. suspec disagree wih Rice on so many issues ha hey could no be enumeraed in a single leer. Neverheless, respec he man a grea deal. He has seen a wrong in sociey, and he has aced upon i. He has ofen risked ridicule for his sance on aborion. His assisance in his case does no, as McKeon saes, sugges "aci approval of he bombings." Tha connecion canno be borne ou logically. Raher, i does sugges ha Rice will use a forum o sop he killing of he unborn. Tie passion he shows in acing as o make his life consonan wih his faih is admirable, and he is hus a fine example of wha Nore Dame is supposed o represen. As o he bombers hemselves, mus admi admire hem as well. They have risked heir freedom o hal he killing of he innocen. admire he "Plowshares" group, he members of which are now in jail for damaging a nuclear missile secion a he GE plan in he King of =c -=-The Observer Prussia, Pa. Boh of hese groups of individuals have sough o damage hings ha damage people. Our governmen, meanwhile, is building a new bomb ha can damage people and no hings. n shor, admire hose who have he passion o sand for life and even are willing o risk heir freedom raher han conravene he law oflove. Broher Benedic, O.S.B. Docoral Candidae in Medieval Hisory Chariy ball can rally communiy for needy Q. WAAT DO YOU CALL A SOVET LEADERWWOPROPOSES. A FVE YEAR PLAN 1 Dear Edior: ofen feel guily abou being blessed wih such grea maerial wealh while ohers in he world sarve. have never lacked food, sheler or clohing. As a member of upper middleclass America, my possession of maerial wealh seems ordinary. My las need was a new $80 Sony Walkman. seems very normal ha should own five pairs of shoes and ha should ea a midnigh snack when sudy lae a nigh. is difficul for me o envision a lifesyle in which could no ea hree meals a day, live in a house wih running waer or own a pair of shoes. Ye, read in he newspapers ha here are people who have no food, no sheler and no means o provide for hemselves. n far away Ehiopia, a drough has blighed he land. Those people have nohing. They are fleeing heir counry on foo, searching for relief from heir hunger. My friends and recognize he radical difference beween our lifesyles here a Nore Dame/Sain Mary's and hose who sarve in E- hiopia. We realize we canno compleely erase he effecs of a naural disaser wih a few housand dollars, ye we feel compelled o respond o he needs of our fellow world ciizens. The Nore Dame/Sain Mary's Chariy Ball is our response o he crisis in Ehiopia. We would like i o be a family response. hereby invie he Nore Dame/Sain Mary's communiy - fellow sudens, faculy, saff and adminisraors, o join ogeher o share he saples of life wih hose in need. As individuals, i is easy o feel insignifican and powerless in he face of a remendous crisis. joined ogeher as a communiy, we can affec he lives of ohers. n he pas, he members of our Nore Dame/Sain Mary's communiy have joined ogeher o raise money for oher chariies, bu our paricipaion in his even will no be merely an ac of almsgiving. hope ha he Nore Dame/Sain Mary's Chariy Ball will be an opporuniy for us o recognize our bond o each oher as a communiy wih ideals, resoluion and perseverance. Please aend. Leslie V. Gordon Publiciy Chairperson Nore Dame/Sain Mary's Chariy Ball One ou of every en ND sudens is ROTC Dear Edior: As a fellow member of" our Caholic universiy," am humiliaed and ouraged by Fauso Nolasco's leer of March 6 aacking he Nore Dame ROTC program and on he rish Ranger Company in paricular. The one of his leer indics he ROTC program and he sudens who suppor i as an alien presence a Nore Dame when, in fac, one ou of every en sudens a his Caholic universiy is enrolled in a ROTC program. The "obnoxious Army chans and pained faces" ha so offended Nolasco on Saurday are legiimae and necessary pars of any basic miliary raining. The exercises Nolasco observed are no designed o insul idle passersby like himself bu are used o aid in he insrucion of fuure officers in he U.S. Army. f pressed on his poin Nolasco would probably concede ha cadence calling and camouflaged faces are no excessively injurious o his peace of mind and moral securiy, bu he cries ou ha "carrying guns is going oo far." Would he prefer ha soldiers rain wih nohing bu sicks? Would he prefer Ediorial Board hem o go ino bale wih waer pisols in heir hands? suspec ha Nolasco's rue objecion o Nore Dame ROTC, hough he was unable o ariculae i, is ha in fac he would prefer a uopian world in which soldiers and weapons do no exis, as would we all. Bu he fails o recognize ha in he face of realiy, miliary preparedness is necessary o preserve peace among naions. He is incensed ha our Caholic srees should be profaned by he fee of hese "ROTC folk." So incensed is he ha, ou of he goodness of his own Caholic hear, he wishes hem drowned en masse a he boom of S. Joseph's Lake. sugges o Nolasco ha before he endangers his own immoral soul by harboring such a vicious hough, before he wries Faher Tyson and urges ohers o do so, ha he firs "wrie a noe" o Faher Hesburgh. urge Nolasco o wrie Faher Hesburgh so ha he may learn why our Caholic universiy proudly sponsors one of he highes per capia number of ROTC scholarships of any universiy in his naion, why Faher Hesburgh himself has presided over he annual ri-miliary review and why over he enrance o Sacred Hear Church are engraved he words "God, Counry, Nore Dame." Dena Marino Eric Frederickson Nore Dame sudens Policy Viewpoin would like o hear from you. f you would like o respond o somehing you've read in The Observer, why no wrie a leer o he edior. Leers should be well-wrien, yped, no more han 250 words in lengh and mus bear he signaure of he auhor. Leers which are no signed by he auhor will no be published. Bu leers are no he only way o voice your opinion in The Observer, Viewpoin also acceps gues columns. Gues columns should be well-wrien, yped, no more han 500 words in lengh and mus bear he signaure of he auhor. A gues column, unlike leer o he edior, should no be a direc response o anoher ediorial. The Observer reseroes he righ o edi all maerial submied o he Viewpoin deparbnen for publicaion. Deparmen Managers - P.O. Box Q, Nore Dame, N (219) The Observer is he independen newspaper published by he sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame du Lac and Sain Mary s College does nci necessar1ly reflec he policies of he adminisraion of eiher ms1u1on The news S repored as accuraely and as objecively as poss1ble. Uns1gned ed1orials represen he op1nion of a majoriy of he Ediorial Board. CommenarieS. leers and he nside Column presen he v1ews of he1r auhors. Column space S available o all members of he commun1y. and he free expression of varymg opm1ons on campus. hrough leers. S encouraged. 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6 Accen ' 'i l r f f.,! l, f. } { Mary EDen Harringon feaures saff wrier Everyone sends ou non-verbal messages: "Hands off." '''m easy." "'m available." "'m depressed." Rarely is his a conscious ac on our par. Our eyes, posure, and various gesures make up he large vocabulary of his non-verbal communicaion called body language. Humans have he mos complex and highly developed se of facial muscles in he animal kingdom, making possible an almos infinie range of expressions. n fac, i is rue ha mos bo4y language is ransmied, boh consciously and unconsciously, hrough hese expressions. Some of he mos obvious forms of non-verbal communicaion include facial expressions, yes/ no signals made by head or hand movemens, greeings and dismissals illusraed wih raised or lowered eyebrows and ousreched or lowered arms and hands. Mos of hese gesures are unconscious and involunary. Some, such as facial expressions, are inborn, as proven by sudies of deaf and blind infans. While we can conrol our facial expressions o a cerain exen o mask wha we feel (anger, anxiey, ineres), we canno conrol our eyes. A wide range of emoions from ineres o aggression is communicaed hrough our gazes and glances. Gaze behavior, he complicaed series of eye movemens in which humans engage for differen siuaions, ranges from fixed sares indicaing hosiliy, o cauious gazes signifying ineres, o brief glances indicaing boredom or disase. n many siuaions i may be even more elling o gaze deeper ino he eye o discover wha feelings lie beneah. When someone sees somehing which ineress or pleases hem, from a good poker hand o a prey girl, heir pupils dilae. Ohers, in urn, see as more aracive someone wih dilaed pupils or large eyes, and heirs will dilae in response. Thus humans naurally signal muual aracion subconsciously. This relaionship beween ineres and dilaed pupils has been recognized and exploied over he cenuries. Hundreds of years ago alian couresans used an exrac of Deadly Nighshade o dilae heir pupils in he hopes of appearing more aracive. The drug was called belladonna, meaning lierally "beauiful woman." Jade dealers and salesmen in prerevoluionary China purposely wore dark glasses o preven heir eyes from revealing ineres. No only he face can reveal wha we are hinking. Posure is a big ipoff o hose observing ohers. Friends and even groups will unconsciously mimic each oher's gesures and behavior. This "posural echo" can ake he form of echoed body posiions, from maching crossed legs o idenical rhyhms and paern in speech and head movemens. Friends also pu hemselves more a ease by synchronizing heir movemens as hey alk. is easy o disinguish who is aking sides in an argumen by observing heir posures and body rhyhms and gesures. Waching body language can give us a clue as o wha mood someone is in. f a person does no wan o be bohered, or feels hreaened in some way, he or she will pu up a barrier o block hemselves from ouside forces. One of he mos obvious barriers ha people pu up is a body-cross. This involves having he hands or arms in conac wih one anoher in fron of he body, forming a empo racy bar across he runk. is no a conscious ac and is in fac subconsciously camouflaged o keep i from being oo ransparen. Some examples include reaching across he body o sraighen a sleeve, or o check a wach. Mos of he ime he acion will be performed when a person is nervous abou a greeing or inroducion ha is abou o ake place, and is mos ofen done by he person abou o be greeed raher han he greeer. Once iniial greeings are over and conversaion has sared he ype of barrier changes from a flee ing body-cross o a more longlasing one. This is enaced by folding ones arms when sanding or by eiher folding arms or crossing one's legs away from one's companion. Quie he opposie occurs when a person is no inimidaed or rying o close hemselves off from ohers. They display an open body posure and are more free and open wih heir arm and hand moions. f hey cross heir legs, i will be oward he person hey are speaking wih, no away. Their wriss will be urned ouward o invie conac, and hey will ofen il heir head or lean heir body oward heir companion. Auhoriy figures ofen use body language o influence heir underlings. Heigh and posure are very imporan consideraions when projecing auhoriy. People in higher posiions carry hemselves beer han hose wih less power or self-confidence. has also been proved ha people who are aller or who have beer carriage advance farher in he business world han heir shorer, equally-as Qualified counerpars. U Humans have he mos complex and highly developed se of facial muscles in " he animal kingdom. They also use heir eyes o advanage by saring a subordinaes unil hey are inimidaed ino looking away, especially when hey are being reprimanded. Sudens do use and read body language o heir advanage. becomes relevan i'n all ypes of familiar siuaions, from daing o job inerviews o suden-eacher ineracion. n fac, according o Prof. Seven Arnd, a saisician and experimenal psychologis a Nore Dame, body language can be helpful anyime people inerac. Arnd eaches Applied Consuling, a CAPP class ha involves body language o a grea exen as i shows sudens how o effecively communicae in he business world. The class deals wih such necessiies as how o open and close a conversaion and how o ask quesions and converse wih a clien or associae. The class revolves around a discussion forma and Arnd handpicks he members o keep he size down. He someimes uses body language in he inerview eiher o place he sudens a a disadvanage Jennifer Lyng exends her arms in order o persuade John Gleason. or o make hem feel more comforable, and hen uses he experience laer in class discussion. As a eacher, Arnd says i is useful o have knowledge of how body language works. "You don' always need o have conrol, bu someimes you need o know how o exer some." He also says ha he waches in class o deermine his sudens' ineres levels. "f hey are wriing oo much is a sure sign ha hey aren' really lisening for comprehension." People can projec eiher a posiive or negaive image hrough heir body language, somehing ha can be very imporan during a job inerview. According o Arnd, posiive signals include good posure: a relaxed, ye formal and uprigh posiion, and good eye conac. Showing nervousness and in imidaion by glancing away from an inerviewer, fidgeing and having a closed and upigh posure, can work o a disinc disadvanage when inerviewing. is also imporan o keep wihin a proper role by no appearing oo eager or ag gressive. While body language is universal and has many social applicaions here are boh sexual and culural differences in inerpreaion. As an example, Arnd cied gaze behavior. Females who use very much eye conac oward males are considered forward, while males who ac he same oward females are viewed as being dominan and pushy. A srong gaze beween wo males is seen as ourigh aggression. Arnd also noed ha many animals use body language, especially he primaes. n fac, if you sare long and hard enough a a chimpanzee or gorilla in he zoo, he will ry o aack you hrough he bars. Culural differences can be a problem in business and personal relaionships if hey are no recognized. When compared o Americans, he Japanese are much more polie and reserved. They like a larger cushion of space beween hem, and ofen find Americans pushy because hey are less reserved. Arabs on he oher hand, are more inense, and sare deeply ino ohers' eyes. We feel his is pushy behavior and ofen feel inimidaed by hem. Overall, Arnd feels ha sudens can use body language more effecively "jus by being aware of i, and by noicing he variey of acions and responses around hem." He believes ha is use can help in suble ways, in regards o social skills, jobs and raises. Arnd said ha he someimes makes sudens nervous when hey know ha he can read heir behavior, especially in he consuling class where discussion on he subjec is such an inegral par of he class. However, as he very aply added, "hey are waching me oo." When inerviewed around campus, sudens had various opinions on body language and is use in everyday siuaions. A Walsh sophomore claims she hinks abou i "when someone's alking o me. hink abou my posure, wheher 'm in a closed or open posiion." '' While we can conrol our facial expressions... we canno conrol our eyes." Anoher sopnomore cams sne s nervous abou oher people's abiliies o read her, especially her boyfriend. "f 'm ever mad i's bad, can' hide i from him. (Once) had my legs crossed away from him and he said somehing." She now claims o be more conscious abou her behavior, noicing her own fidgeing for example, "n Core class pull he op on and off Seve Danca crosses his body showing he wishe of my pen, so now am pracicing holding (my hands) in my lap." Dave, a senior wih much job inerview experience, said ha he finds body language o be an imporan par of an inerview. "Don' fidge, hold your hands sill, and look sraigh a he inerviewer. Bu mos imporanly, be your bes self. You are here o sell yourself. Your confidence will show in he way you carry yourself." He feels comforable in inerviews now and claims hey have become almos second naure o him, bu he added, "i's only your fuure, he mos hey can do is say no." Daing and meeing people of he opposie sex seems o be an imporan focus for body language appli caion for sudens. One girl claims she "knows how o flir," bu also said ha she hinks "manipulae has negaive connoaions." She also said she has wached people in elevaors o see hem ge nervous. "You can have he advanage of knowing wha i's for." One Alumni sophomore claims ha for him eyes play an imporan par in his social aciviies. "One of he mos crucial looks is he one righ before you kiss a girl for he firs ime. You have o read her eyes and make a snap decision." Overall, when discussing members of he opposie sex people said ha "closer is beer," and ha body language in general is imporan for hem. Sudens can use i o give hemselves an edge in a variey of siuaions. Correcion Because of a producion error, he reporers for wo of Thursday's radio saion sories were inadverenly reversed. Pa Beaudine wroe he sory on WMMS and Don Seymour wroe rh,. sory on W7ZP

7 Tuesday, March 12, page 6 - page 7 1 wi ou saying a wor o be alone wih his reading.. Marlene Hauck urns her eyes and face away from he sare of Pa Lorch. Phoos by Pee Laches While conversing, Linda Teahan and Rick Connell echo each ohers' posiions on he couch. Laerally looking a each side of he body A Mary Ellen Haningon feaures saff wrier grea deal of human behavior is asymmerical. Laeraliy occurs when he acion demands more from one side of he body han he oher. We favor one side when we wink, clasp our hands, clap, cock an eyebrow, fold our arms or cross our legs. This is an unconscious and sponaneous ac on our par. Abou 10 percen of he world's populaion is lef handed, his bias being fixed afer a series of preference shifs beween birh and 4 years of age. Unforunaely, in many culures lefhandedness has been ridiculed, discouraged and even punished. Even he words for "lef" in many languages have negaive connoaions. Gauche in French, means awkward or clumsy; "siniser" is derived from he he Lain word for lef, sinisra; he alian word mancino also means crooked or maimed and he Porugese canboo means weak or clumsy. And in English, of course, "righ" means "correc." Also inheren o being lefhanded is he difficuly encounered in everyday siuaions. We all shake hands wih our righ hands, finding "lefy" ools such as scissors, poao peelers and founain pens can be a frusraing ask. Resaurans always serve as is convenien o righ banders, and so many oher daily siuaions caer o hose who lean o heir righ hand. However, wha mos people do no realize is ha here is more o being righhanded or lefhanded han wriing, which is how he preference is normally deermined. There are many one-sided acions, bu no all of hem are performed by he same side. n fac, righ/lef-biased sudies have shown ha alhough people do show a marked preference for one side of he body,his bias in general only covers approximaely wohirds of he acions. While people say rue-o-bias while performing one-handed acions, such as waving, scraching and wriing, and non-handed acions including cocking he head and juing ou a hip, when hey perform wo-handed acions like hreading a needle or clasping heir hands, i is easy o o disinguish beween he acive hand and he passive hand, and he bias becomes less disinc. f you are ineresed here is a way you can do o deermine jus how righ-biased or lefbiased you are. You know how you wrie, bu, are you righ eyed or lef-eyed? Righ or lefhumbed? Are you a righ-clapper or a lef-clapper? Here is a simple es you can do for yourself, jus make sure ha you are careful, you migh ge some srange looks if you are in a public place. Clasp your hands. Which humb is on op? See a cue person across he room. Wink one eye. Which eye does he winking? Preend Nore Dame is in he NCAA Final Four. Sar clapping. Which hand is uppermos? Fold your arms. Which forearm is uppermos? Preend o be an accouning major. Coun o hree on your fingers using he forefinger of your oher hand. Which forefinger do you use? Til your head. Which shoulder does i ouch? Be domesic. Preend o hread a needle. Which hand is guiding he hread? Feign surprise. Raise one eyebrow. Which eyebrow is i? Look a a disan objec and poin a i. Close one eye. Now change eyes. Which eye was open when he objec remained lined up wih your finger? Sand up and look auhoriaive. Pu your hands behind your back. Which hand is holding he oher? By now you realize ha you are no oally devoed o one side of your body. You probably did no answer eiher "righ" or "lef" o every quesion, if you did you are a lile more biased han average o one side, bu here are hings ha you do beer wih he oher. So he nex ime you are eaing and bumping elbows wih someone in he dining hall be cause hey are eaing wih he "wrong" hand, ry o have a lile empahy and be open-handed abou he maer.... Laura Plevyak's winkling eyes and iled head convey her ineres in Paul Dean.

8 Spors Briefs Booksore Baskeball sill has a 'ew openings lef for his year's ournamen. Addiional regisraion will be held oday on a firs-come, firs-served basis from 3 p.m. o 5 p.m. in he AnTosal office on he second floor of LaForune.- The Observer The ND/SMC Sailing Club will be meeing omorrow a 6:30p.m. in O'Shaughnessy room The Observer The ND Women's Soccer Club will be meeing onigh a 7 p.m. in he basemen of Breen-Phillips Hall. Anyone who has played indoor or oudoor soccer for he club should aend. For more informaion, call Karen a The Obseroer The NCAA baskeball ournamenwillbe he opic of discussion on "Speaking of Spors" when i airs onigh a 9 p.m. on WVF AM-64. liseners may alk wih cohoss Chuck Freeby and Kevin Herber by calling The Observer Classifieds The ND Rowing Club will be meeing onigh in room 123 of Nieuwland Science Hall a 8 p.m. Members mus pay he balance of rip cos a he meeing. - The Obseroer NV A spring spors enry deadlines are omorrow. Spring evens include men's inerhall baseball, men's inerhall sofball, women's inerhall sofball. graduae men's sofball, women's inerhall soccer, men's inerhall soccer and men's inerhall floor hockey. Team rosers mus be regisered a he NVA office for all of hese evens. For more informaion, conac he NV A office a The Observer A women's waer polo club is now forming. Anyone ineresed should aend a meeing omorrow a 0 p.m. in he LaForune lobby. For more informaion, call Marianne Bailey a The Observer The MS sofball ournamen has been rescheduled o March Teams of five men and five women may regiser in he LaForune lobby omorrow from 7:30p.m. o 9:30 p.m. The regisraion fee is S 10, which goes o MS. The winning eam will win dinner a Amigo's resauran. For more informaion, call Seve a The Observer Tuesday, March 12, page 8 Gillen coninued/rom page 12 says. "You have o be organized, be able o recrui, and ge o know he kids, he adminisraors, and he press. And Digger's very good a doing hese hings, so 've picked up a lo from him. "Someimes grea players are grea coaches, bu oher imes hey don' relae o somebody who doesn' have heir grea abiliy. Me, didn' play much in college," coninues he 1968 Fairfield graduae. "'ve always loved spors and really enjoy coaching." may no be all ha long before Gillen ges he opporuniy o see if he, oo, can be a grea coach. The Obserr er oro.: Dame: office. loca:d on lh hird floor of l.al'orunc Sud n Cc:nn. acceps classifinl al.h'niing from 9 a.m unil p.m.,lond;.n hrough Frida. Th(' Ohser'('r Sain lan 's ofkc. hkanl on il' hird floor of Haggar Collc:g Ccn r. an:cps cl.s1inh from 12 :'>0 p.m unil p.m...1on day hough friday. lkadlin for nc,.-da c.:la!»iin i 5 p.m. All da!'>sikd., mum he pre: paid. cih-r in pnson or h mai < harg is 0 c:nb per fiv charac ers n day. NOTCES TYPNG CALL CHRS TYPNG AVALABLE WORDPROCESSNG EXPERT TYPNG SERVCE. CALL MRS. COKER, Word Processing/Typing- also copying. Call Andrea a.m. o 11 :00 p.m. TYPNG Jackie Boggs BUFFALO BUS leaving for break March 15 a 3:00p.m. $45 Round rip. Anyone desined for Cleveland welcome for $35. Call 4209 for ino all people gomg on he jeff "FlOCH" rip o florida. mus be pa1d in full by 3/ llanner. cash only. we will leave a 4 on 3/15 from he bus sop Applicaions are now being acceped for RSH GARDENS MANAGER Applicaion forms available a G- deadline: Wed. 3/13 THE STUDENT ACTVTES BOARD, "THE LEADER N ENTERTANMENT' S SPONSORNG A BUS TO O'HARE. The bus leaves Friday, March 15 a 3pm ndiana ime and reurns Sunday, March 24 a 6 pm Chicago ime. The rip coss $10 each way. Bring money o he SAB offices. LOST/FOUND LOST: Pendan on a silver chain somewhere beween Souh Dining Hall. he Rock, and he ACC Wednesday evening, February 13. Pendan has a rose pained on a black background. wih a silver backing. has grea ser.imenal value. REWARD:Does a pan of brown1es and my undying graiude sound good? f found please call Karen x2145. LOST: GOLD CHAN BREACELET BE TWEEN (OR N) CAMPUS MNSTRY, THE GREAT ZAHM HALL & FARLEY. SENTMENTAL VALUE. PLEASE RETURN F FOUND FOR REWARD. CALL LAURE AT los:woman s sui.greenish grey wool skir1 and jacke wih a berge blouse. los on Friday,Mar 2. if found please call Kelly LOST: THREE LETTERS ADDRESSED TO NDANA BELL, AND M.P.SMTH ON OR ABOUT 2/28. F FOUND PLEASE CALL MKE AT REWARD LOST: ONE TATTERED PUMA GYM BAG ON 3/4. NEED THE LETTER N THERE YOU CAN KEEP THE TAPES. MKE HELP!! Did you find my KEYS? los hem on Sa. March 2 a he Zodiac Club pary m S. Mary's Clubhouse. There are 6 keys on a ring wih a gold "M" on i. f you found hem. please call me really need hem back. Thanks' Molly x4003 TO WHOEVER TOOK MY BOOKBAG FROM THE BOOKSTORE FRDAY MOANNG-WOULD YOU AT LEAST PUT MY NOTES AND GLASSES BACK SO CAN READ AGAN Los: MY SK CAP; 1fs black Wih several whie and grey sr1pes: could be anywhere: Please call Andy ]1176. THANKS'!!REWARD'! A en percen reward offered for he reurn of a Timex men's wnswach los on March 1 beween Keenan and Cushmg Aud. Reurn i, make yourself feel good, and make a few bucks in he process. Call x3327 Los:Spalding Execuive PTCHNG WEDGE:ef on 13h green;reward offered;call Erik a LOST: Gold earring beween Sepan and PW Sa. n1gh. f you happen o have found i, please call 2958 because i wasn' mine and someone is going o be a lile upse wih me.... LOST: NOTRE DAME HAT N LOBBY OF SOUTH DNNG HALL. CALL TM 2543 F YOU HAVE T. FOUND: CROSS PEN AND PENCL N ROOM 124 NEULAND SCENCE BLDG CALL TM 2543 TO DENTFY. Found Gold Charm- Call Mary Zo a LOST: Green camouflage walle on Friday. Poss1bly aken from my room and discarded beween Howard Hall and Holy Cross HaH. Anyone who finds walle or is conens can pick up senous cash flow for break. Call Bob Madden a 2487 if found..for RENT SUBLET LG 2BR APT APRL. 1ST WANTED RDE TO NEWARK NEEDED. CAN LEAVE ANY nme AFTER THURSDAY MOANNG, MARCH 14. WLL SHARE USUAL. CALL MKE AT a1745. RDERS needed o CNCNNAT for Spr1ng Break. leaving 3/15. Call Dave a evenings for deails. ROOMMATE NEEDED: '84 grad seeks Domer roommae for 2-bdrm ap in Birmingham, M. Call if relocaing in Deroi area. Need a ride o Rocheser. NY for Spring Break. Would like o leave afer NCAA game on 3/16. Terry Relarves raveling from El S.lvador o see beloved presiden. So, need many COMMENCEMEN-T ickes Call381 or you may lind a guerilla a your door. WE ARE DESPERATE' Ride needed lor 1 or 2 people TO or NEAR PADRE S LAND' CALL MCHELLE OR KAREN' 2674 NEED TWO (2) RDES TO NEW JER SEY FOR SPRNG BREAK. CALL SARAH, Need ride o Chicago s O'Hare leav1ng Wed. March 13 around4:30 Call Mary Zo a Ride needed o COLUMBUS. OH for spnng break-eric X2585 RDERS needed or FT.LAUD. real cheap. CALL WASHNGTON D.C. Are You Heading in he Direcion of Our Na1on s Capial for Spring Break?1?1 DESPERATELY need a nde o he D.C, Maryland. No Vir- gin1a area. Can leave any1me. Please call Mich a 1305 Thanks. EMERGEMCY NEED RDERS TO D.C CALL3283 NEED ADE TO MADSON, W FOR SPRNG BREAK. WLL SHARE USUAL:CALL TOM AT 1503 HELP NEED RDE FOR TWO TO DEN VER WLLNG TO SHARE EXPENSES CALL2187 ANYTME NEED RDE FOR 2 TO DENVER 2187 CALL ANYTME TAMPA... ORLANDO... KEY WEST RDERS WANTED TO ANY OF THESE AREAS. LEAVNG N TWO DAYS (THAT S WEDNESDAY PM 3/13). TRAVELL NG N A LUXURY R.V.!! THOSE WTH WEAK STOMACHS NEED NOT CALL. OTHERS CALL RDERS NEEDED o For Lauderdale. leaving Friday only $70. Call Jack a 1527 or Andy a RDE NEEDED CHARLOTE.NC OR NEARBY SPRNG BREAK WLL SHARE EXPENSES CAN LEAVE TH OR FR CALL SUSAN 4210 Riders needed o DC area for break. Leav1ng Sunday morning afer NCAA s. Call Billy a FOR SALE s True You Can Buy Jeeps for $44 hrough he U S. governmen? Ge he facs oday! Call ex Supersever ix 58-Boson reurn 21/3-25/3 Call THE SUN, THE SAND, AND THE SURF SPRNG BREAK S ALMOST HERE AND YOU DON'T HAVE PLANS GET A DS COUNT ON AN SAB TRP TO FT. LAUDERDALE CALL AFTER 4 PM LONG SLANDERS: YOU NEED A RETURN ARPLANE TCKET ON SUN DAY 24 FROM L.l. TO SOUTH BEND. HAVE ONE AND TS YOURS FOR $ CALL GERRY AT TCKETS NCAA TX FOR SALE. 2n-8795 TCKETS FOR NCAA'S round 1 & 2 hur&se call ROBT 've go wha you wan. you ve go wha M.S. needs 3 NCAA TX FOR SALE- NO vs. Oregon S. To highes brdder(s) by Wed. a 6:00 p.m. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO M.S. CALL Enc a 1966 NEED 1 NCAA 1cke for Sa. games Pee 4325 PLEASE HELP! My friend plays fo' PURDUE & really wan o see his game Thur. afernoon. Call MARYPAT PERSONALS PREGNANT? NEED HELP? CALL hour hohne/ree pregnancy es available WOMEN'S CARE CENTER THE SUN, THE SNOW, THE NGHTUFE, THE MOUNTANS. SK THE BEST THS SPRNG BREAK ASPEN, COLORADO. $387 NCLUDES TRANSPORT A non, 6 DAY UFT PASS, 7 NGHTS LODGNG RGHT ON THE SLOPES! CALL MKE AT FOR NFORMATON OR TO SGN-UP. NEED EXTRA $. SELL YOUR CLASS BOOKS AT PANDORA'S BOOKS.937 SO.BEND AVE.M-F B!T12 4PM WE ALSO OFFER A 3 DAY SERVCE FOR USED BOOKS OAR HOUSE: COLD BEER & LQUOR, CARRY OUT 'TL 3 A.M., U.S. 31 N., ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF HOLDAY NN. FREE DRNK WTH YOUR SUB. CALL THE YELLOW SUB FOR DELVERY AT MQ-TH 8-11pm FR-SA 8pm- 1am NDTheology Mee Your Mejor TONGHT 7:00..8:00 PM 341 O'Sha Come and dlscuaa he new revlaed mljor programl fmurl ng flalbllly and choice of apeci.uzaion. GUTAR PLAYER LOOKNG TO START A BAND OR JON AN EXSTNG ONE. NEEDS All THE HELP HE CAN GET. CALL ANDY 3039 TO ANYBODY NTERESTED N FORM NG A POLO CLUB THERE WLL BE A MEETNG AT LAFORTUNE UTLE THEATRE WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH AT 6.00PM. NO HORSEBACK RDNG EX PERENCE NECESSARY. SHP OUT THE HOMELESS!!! need a nde o O'Hare on Fnday. March 15' f you are Chicago-bound on ha day and have some space, Call Hank a (W1 Hare usual) JM TABOR CORE COURSE Player of he week MaraCuahwa NEED RDERS TO LAUDERDALE LEAVNG WED 5: The Schwerha has los all conrol! 'm going o marry Elaine Robinson. Need ride o Chicago's O'Hare leaving Wed. March 13 a abou 4:00 in he afernoon. Call Mary Zo a saned ou so easy hougnr we had i made los em on ile n-sae hank God you wore your shades We searched rile road for hours pu ou an APB never hough you'd make i ha Shmeg amazes me" Tha nigh we lounged a Chuc1.1es sipping our iced eas can' believe ha Gandhi really proposiioned me. 011 no, he brass one, we declared- 's like an arcic zone' guess is much more cozy han sleeping on he phone. Wased away he weel.end wih Ky and all he boys Hung ou in he bahroom bough soma brand new oys Los of fun and laugher Can' ask for beer friends. Waiing for he ime when we can do i once again' - TandC THE GREAT BOOKS-THE GREAT MNDS. MEET FACULTY AND STU DENTS OF THE PROGRAM OF LBERAL STUDES. TUESDAY, MARCH 12.7:00 PM GRACE PT. VOTE VORE FOR VCE ND MEN VARSTY SWMMERS. FEEL THE ARMS... FEEL THE LEGS.. FEEL THE STUBBLE. ND MEN VARSTY SWMMERS.. FEEL THE ARMS... FEEL THE LEGS... FEEL THE STUBBLE.. NFORMATONAL MEETNG lor all hose going on he SAB nps o F. Lauderdale and Dayona Beach 1n he Lile Theaer of he La Forune on Wednesday. March 13. AU hose on bus A mus be here a 7 pm. A1ders on bus B mus be here a 8 pm. Dayona people mus be here a 9 pm. f you don' know wha bus you are on. call RDE NEEDED TO O'HARE 3/15 CALL CLARA los:p.wedge on 13h green;reward;erik 1623 NAWWW,MAN MA JAWL HURTS CUZ OF THE SPRNG THAWL' ANARCHY.. NOW!!' RSH GARDENS SALE Roses-$2.00 SALE RSH GARDENS DEAR STEPANE. Congras on your library showcase' Hope you enjoy he weaher of Souh Padre. Bu mos of all THANK YOU for puing up wih me hese pas few monhs. know i was difficul a imes. Thank you again and enjoy your break. love your hird roomae. STUDENT ACTVTES BOARD "THE LEADER N ENTERTANMENT" S SPONSORNG A BUS TO O'HARE! The bus leaves Friday. March 15 a 3pm ndiana ime, reurns on Sunday. March 24 a 6 pm Chicago ime. The price is $10 each way. Bring checks made ou o SAB o he Suden Aciviies Board offices. LeMans grls: Nice ry a he sock hop on Fnday. Throw anoher one and we'll be here. Paul & Bob ALBUMS ALBUMS ALBUMS Spring cimnlng!!l All Albums n aock on ule for $7.00 or Ha, all hia week. Only a ROCK du lac on 1a floor Laforune. TDK SA90'1 ail on sale a ROCK du lac. Today only!! Afer 3 PM. Need R1de o O'Hare!!' Can leave early morning. Friday. 3/15. Will share expenses. Amy 1339 To he H'a: This S jus o see if you really read he personals. Thanks for a grea weekend -'Pup Okay. some of usdon have allo our dos conneced. So you wanna do somehing abou i? MEXCAN LUNCH Cener for Social Concerns Thursday, March :30- :30 THURSDAY Go Mex1can1 Lunch 1 1 :30-1:30 Cener for Social Concerns March 14 MEXCAN LUNCH Thurs. 1 1 :30-1 :30 Proceeds o S. Sephan s acsc - CARMEN'S BRTHDAY SERVCES "We spec1b1ze m seafood... fresh crabs delivered o our cusomers daily. Beef and he barbanan say : "TOWNE FEVER... CATCH T!!!" HAPPY B-DAY 19! DAVD. Help him PARTY-call his CALFORNA SWEETE love. Your Angel. L YNSEY. No only S Bnan Dorin a solid-gold dancer; he's also a y1jpp1e... jus can' bel1eve Woodsock S a yupp1e' ATTENTON all sudens Signed up for he SENOR CLASS TRP TO DAYTONA A MANDATORY mee1ng Will be held Thursday a 7:00 pm a he LaForune lile heaer. MARCO SLAND PARTY--Anyone ineresed in aending a pary a my house in Marco sland over Spring Break please conac Joe or Sco a 1630 before Thursday nigh.... '... or.... Take he pary bus o F. Laud. $40 round rip. call Tom L7 DO YOU WANT HM? OR DO YOU WANT ME? CUZ WANT YOU P CEE CEE ---- Yes, ha's righ, YOU! (Williams). Tha was nice of you o offer Ronnie a helping hand. Washingon D.C. will NEVER be ATTENTON ALL STUDENT GOVERN MENT CABNET APPLCANTS!!! There will be a mandaory meeing for all hose ha applied for posiions in Suden Gov ernmen lor on Weds. nigh a 7:00p.m. in he New Orleans Room LaForune. Please aend. Thanks. Bill Healy and Duane Lawrence KATHY. KAREN, KATHY, AND DORENE---HAVE YOU PURCHASED ALL THAT YOU WLL NEED FOR BREAK? REMEMBER: JUST 3 MORE DAYS AND WE'RE OFF! AND THE PLANE WATS FOR NO ONE(ha means you Dorene. you re packing by Wednesday 01' else 'm selling your icke!!) LSA. Hey dudes (mark, Mike and Mark) Whaever happened o whie shees? Wach ou for hose curbs. Mark, hey'll ge you every ime. See any drunk cripples around he Gheo laely? hink he's wih Mike's mom making a movie. Mark, will your car ever be he same? Maybe we snould ge Vidal o call for a alu leave Mark and Julie in he back sea Thanks for a grea weekend in Dayon guys. See ya. Meg. Liz. Diane. Anna and Diane To he person who "accidenally" ook my jean jacke Sa. nile a he Club House, wan my keys..d.. and license back. f you wan he coa 'll give you $40 o buy anoher one. bu wan MNE bac because my broher gave i o me before he was killed. Please reurn i. is very imporan. Call Cahleen a SMC 5519 Sheila Whalen... B.A.B.A.R.A. Go Souh. McCandless 5 Souh! NEED 2 RDERS TO CENTRAL FLA (LATE) Need ride o NO. NJ, NY area for Spring break. Call Jane a To he "Big Jill" (Bill) Chrisian We Love our R.A You are he boss and our friend Have a happy day CARRE LYNCH ( wroe your las name!) No his isn' a ooh chewing ad 's a HAPPY BRTHDAY ad 1 91Wha a YUCKY year Hope i's grea love Clare RAHAAH AAH FORRRA KMKMK. HAVE A NCE DAY' (CATCHY EH?) LOVE THE GRLS FROM MCC 3 SO. '84 Londoners, look here! Lers ge ogeher and spend wo more hours in London. Ameri!Cn Werewolf in London Tuesday nigh a 11. (Abou 90p. he pnce of a good pin.)lf you have any quesons e ell, ask Jenny. she doesn know anyhmg Jackie. Dave and Rob Mur.. Mur.. Mur.. Mur' Love ya. The D2 Women See. didn forge. HAPPY 2111 BRTHOAY (1 day lae) Tricla Bevelock Bill

9 The Observer Barlow, Rivers cach mos awards a las nigh's baskeball banque By JEFF BLUMB Assisan Spors Edior Bigger hings are on he horizon for he Nore Dame baskeball eam, bu las nigh was a ime o si back and ake a look a wha he rish have already accomplished his season. The eam held is annual banque, where awards were given ou wih a lile bi of needling. To probably no one's surprise, freshman guard David Rivers and junior ri-capain Ken Barlow ook home mos of he hardware. The only rouble was, Barlow was no presen a he affair, a vicim of seep hroa which eam rainer Skip Meyer recommended he res. Rivers received he Cluch Player of he Year Award, in addiion o being honored as Assis Leader. He also shared he MVP Award from he Nore Dame Naional Monogram The Observer- The independen suden newspaper serving Nore Dame and Sain Mary's is acceping applicaions for he following posiions: Assisan News Ediors News Copy Ediors Assisan Viewpoin Edior Viewpoin Copy Ediors Quesions should be direced o Keih Harrison or Joe Murphy. Resumes and personal saemens are due Thursday, March 14. Club wih Barlow, whose moher was presen o accep he plaque. Barlow also was given he Rebcunding Award and he Capain's Award, which he shared wih Tim Kempon and jim Dolan. Kempon earned he Fr. Tom Brennan Award (for bes free hrow shooing percenage) for he second year in a row. Dolan, meanwhile, was he recipien of Bes Defensive Player for a second consecuive year. Perhaps hining a wha is o come in he fuure from forward Donald Royal, he sophomore received he idenical wo awards given o Barlow a las year's banque, Mos Accurae Shooer and Mos mproved Player. The rio of seniors, Dan Duff, Barry Spencer, and Casey Newell, each were given one award. Duff was presened he Aiude Award, while Spencer was honored as Comeback Player of he Year. Newell received he Suden-Ahlee Award from he Nore Dame Club of S. Joseph Valley for he second sraigh year. Backcour parners of Rivers and Duff, sophomore Sco Hicks and junior joseph Price, also shared an honor, being named co-winners of he Role Player Award. The NROTC College Program. $2,000 Expense Money And A Navy Officer Commission. The wo-year NROTC College Program offers you wo years of expense money ha's worh up o S2,000 plus he challenge of becoming a Navy officer wih early responsibiliies and decision-making auhoriy. During your las wo years in college he Navy pays for uniforms, NROTC exbooks, and an allowance of SOO a monh for up o 20 monhs. Upon graduaion and compleion of requiremens, you become a Navy officer, wih imporan decision-making responsibiliies. Call your Navy represenaive for more informaion on his challenging program. sop by he ROTC building on he Nore Dame campus, or dial /6442 and ask for LT Wachl. _Navy Officers Ge Responsibiliy Fas._ Tuesday, March 12, page 9 Tomorrow's NCAA ournamen scheduled pracice imes Ohio Purdue Kansas Auburn Norh Carolina Nore Dame Middle Tennessee Oregon Sae :00 1: : : : All pracices are open o he public in he ACC Arena ND jumpers miss final round a NCAA mee By MKE SZ'MANSK a jump ha would have qualified Spors Wrier him. He fel a differen amosphere a he Carrier Dome in Syracuse and Alhough neiher made he finals could no consisenly se his apa he NCAA ndoor Track Cham proach seps. "Paerson gave his pionships, Uyod Consable and bes sho, bu was unlucky," said James Paerson gained valuable ex- Kelly. perience a heir firs naional mee. Boh jumpers feel more com Consable was ranked 12h bes high forable compeing oudoors and jumper ou of l 5 in he counry Paerson will concenrae on maingoing ino he mee, and Paerson aining high knee lif o alleviae came in wih he ninh bes ranking fouls. among 21 long jumpers. "My bes performances have been Consable did no make he 7-foo oudoors and am looking forward opening heigh "because he did no o he oudoor naionals," said Conhave solid conrol of his nervous en-, sable. ergy and emoions," said coach Ed The qualifying heighs of 7'- 3 and Kelly. 1/2" for he high jump and 25'-1 and Consable said he was no in he 1/2" for he long jump underscore righ sae of mind bu added he he Consable and Paerson's acmee was a very good experience heivemens. since he sudied oher jumpers' Coach joe Piane said heir NCAA echniques and learned abou he experience will pay dividends and naional mee. added "making he NCAA mee is Paerson was disappoined wih only a pipe dream for hundreds of no making e finals afer fouling on jumpers naionwide." PROFESSONAL RESUME PREPARATON SERVCE Acual reail fee of $50 for service. 40% discoun o Nore Dame sudens. We provide hour consulaion o individualize your resume, highlighing your skills, personaliy, and hidden abiliies. 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John's and Oklahoma, he op four seeds in his week's NCAA ournamen, finished in ha order yeserday in he final Associaed Press college baskeball poll. The Hoyas, 30-2 and he op seed in he Eas Region, were he unanimous choke of he naionwide panel of 63 spors wriers and broadcasers, finishing wih l,260 poins. Michigan, he Big Ten champion and op seed in he Souheas Region, improved from hird o second wih 1,1 75 poins. S. John's, which was he only oher eam o hold he op spo in he poll, fell o hird wih 1,124 poins afer suffering is hird loss of he season, 92-80, o Georgeown in he finals of he Big Eas ournamen. Top Tweny 1. Georgeown (63) Michigan S. John s Oklahoma MemphiS S Georgia Tech Norh Garolina Louisiana Tech Nev.-Las Vegas Duke Va. Commonwealh lllirlos Kansas Loyola Syracuse N. Garolina S Texas Tech Tulsa Georgia Louisiana S

10 .. 1 l '., ).. :'. The Observer Tuesday, March 12, page 10 ND men's ennis eam welcomes nine new faces o successful line-up By MARC RAMREZ Spors Wrier New faces. There ace quie a few of hem on he 1985 ediion of he Nore Dame ennis eam - nine, o be exac - and Coach Tom Fallon, now in his 29h year a he rish helm, isn' hesian o admi ha could be a problem. Bu only in he early going, mind you. "Our problem is experience," says Fallon, who surpassed he 600- win career mark las season. "Or raher, lack of i. We have a very young bunch of kids his year. Two of hem are experienced, maybe hree. "The people we los were in he lower brackes, so ha's where we will be esed. f our younger people come hrough, hough, we could be a very good eam." noably marked by he March 18 dae wih he Trojans. "Souhern Cal is No. 2 in he c..mnry," says Fallon. "They're he oughes single eam we'll play. f we can play respecably agains hem, we can gain a lo of confidence." The rish will also be facing Yale and Darmouh in he Claremon Tournamen he weekend of March A he No. 1 and No. 2 posiions for he rish will be wo familiar faces, eam capain Joe Nelligan and Mike Gibbons, who las year se he Nore Dame record for mos vicories in a season wih 28. Nelligan posed a record las year o reach he 20-win plaeau for he firs ime in his career. The LaGrange Park, ll., junior also allied a 28-7 mark in doubles play. Gibbons, a senior from Miami, Fla., gained a lo of experience a he n order o pos heir 7h consecuive 20-win campaign, he rish will have o be good. Tweny-win seasons are a radiion now, and wih usual opponens such as Michigan, Wesern Michigan and Ohio Sae, as well as he addiion of powerhouse Souhern California o his year's schedule, Nore Dame's inexperience could be exploied early on as i was in las weekend's 8-1 loss o describes Gibbons as "a decepive player who knows how o win. We need people in our lineup wih ha kind of experience. He can handle himself agains he big hiers, as well as he placemen players." Gibbons noched a singles slae in he 1984 campaign, and also played well in doubles, going o esablish a career doubles record of Ball Sae. Bu hen i's in wih he new, as "We have a good hing going wih four new faces fill he remaining Ball Sae," commens Fallon. "They singles spos. A No. 3 is he firs have a nice program over here, a ransfer in Nore Dame ennis hisory, senior Dave Ober. Ober good coach who's doing a good job. We seem o do prey good when played wo seasons for S. Leo's College in Florida bu had o si ou he hey come over here, and hen hey seem o handle us down here. 's a '84 rish season in accordance wih good rivalry." NCAA. ransfer rules. Prior o las weekend's defea, he Dan Walsh, a freshman from rish had disposed of owa, Marquee, S. Ambrose and Wisconsin- No. 4 posiion. Walsh was named Bloomfield Hills, Mich., will be a he Oshkosh o earn a 4-1 record hus MVP of he Birmingham Broher far. Rice High School eam which won Bu his weekend's rip o he he Michigan sae championship his sunny paradise of Souhern California, which will lead he rish hrough senior year. Sophomore Tom Grier is playing maches wih California Sae,,a No. 5 for he rish afer a one-year Pierce, Loyola, and Whiier, is mos sin on he reserve squad. "Tom No. 1 spo las season. Fallon.. ll ONSUDT ONSUDT ONSUOT ONSUDT ONSDTONSD ll HE DEPARTMENT OF CO11UNCATON & THEATRE AT NOTRE DAME AND THE DEPARTMENT OF Co11UNCATON & THEATRE AT SANT MARY'S ANNOUNCE JONT AUDTONS FOR THE FOURTH AND FNAL PRODUCTON OF THE SEASO WE WON'T PAY!! WE WON'T PAYU worked hard over he summer," noes Fallon, "and i really showed whc, he came back in he fall. The key hing "e has shown is ha he l.-ows how o win, and he'll do ha a lo before he year is over." A he No. 6 spo is freshman Paul Daggs, a Lake Park, Fla., naive. "He's playing very well a his poin," says Fallon. "He's go a good serve-andvolley game, which is good for he sixh posiion. He doesn' have a lo of experience, bu hink he'll do all righ." None of he doubles combinaions from a year ago are back, so Fallon has done some experimening. However, he realizes ha his season's eams probably won' be able o equal he record posed by las year's. "A good doubles eam needs o play ogeher for a while, and wih he makeup of his eam, ha jus isn' possible now. We're jus going o have o ry o find he righ combinaions and hope hose people can do he job." The premier andem as of now has been he eam of Gibbons and Walsh, who los a hard-fough bale in hree ses a Ball Sae on Saurday. limied playing experience and unfamiliariy will make his year's drive for a 20-win performance a seeper hill o climb, bu Fallon remains opimisic. "'s gonna be ough," says Fallon. "Bu hopefully our kids will ge he experience hey need. By he ime we ge back from our spring rip, we should have a good idea of jus where we sand." 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12 ,' SRors Tuesday, March 12, page 12!.;. ;. ; - i J - (,, -:,' Y. '' '., ' y, ' ;1(,'.. i. :.;_ : '' i ) ' '{ < '.,.... : ', ' f i ' < '. ': '.1 / '(.',-'l ' -( -1. 'r... j.,_ rish swimmers duplicae 8h place finish a Midwes championships By DAVE WLSON Spors Wrier Hisory does indeed repea iself. The Nore Dame men's swimming eam capured eighh-place in he Midwes ndependen Men's Swimming and Diving Championships over he weekend for a second year in a row. Meanwhile, Wesern Kenucky Universiy also mached is performance of las year wih an easy firs-place finish. "'m conen wih he way we swam," said head coach Dennis Sark. "You have o remember ha we only ook nine of our swimmers, and ha's a small number for a com peiion like his. " seleced he guys for he ravelling eam based on heir performances in he Midwes Conference Championships. We only waned o ake our bes swimmers." Senior co-capains Tim Bohdan and Brian Casey swam well in heir final performances for he rish. Bohdan anchored a 1Oh-place finish for he rish ROO-yard freesyle relay eam, and conribued o an eighh place finish in he 400-yard free relay. Bohdan's mos ousanding performance came in he 1,650-yard freesyle swim, however, where his ime of 16:47.26 was good enough for fifh place, and a new Nore Dame varsiy record. Casey, meanwhile, swam o a fifhplace finish in he 200-yard buerfly wih a ime of 1 :56.54, and reamed wih Bohdan in he earlier 400-yard medley relay. "The eam will really miss Casey and Bohdan nex year," commened Sark. "n fac, we will lose six senior swimmers his year, all of whom have conribued o a good season. hope can coun on some swimmers among nex year's freshman class." Senior diver Mike Kennedy also Nore Dame's recruiing coordinaor urned in a commendable performance, as he placed fourh in he hree-meer diving compeiion wih poins, and sixh in he one-meer dive wih poins. The fourh senior o make he squad, Paul Benz, placed 1Oh in he yard backsroke, and 12h in he 200-yard backsroke. " was looking for some solid individual performances, and hink ha was our srengh," said Sark. "We were already eighh afer jus one day of compeiion, and ha poined ou he power of our opponens." To round ou he noable swimming, freshman John Koselka jus missed a varsiy record in he 50- yard freesyle, as he placed sixh wih a ime of Blaise Harding urned in a 14h-place finish in he 400-yard individual relay in 4:18.25, and john Coffey ook 15h in he 200-yard backsroke in 2:02.95, jus seconds behind eammae Benz. Gillen seeks op baskeball alen Edior's Noe: Today The Observer begins a series profiling he assisan coaches of he Nore Dame men's baskeball eam. Fifh-year assisan Pee Gillen kicks off he series, wbich will coninue omorrow wh a look a Gary Brokaw. By JEFF BLUMB Assisan Spors Edior Nore Dame baskeball fans someimes end o forge ha such players as David Rivers, Jim Dolan, and Tim Kempon didn' jus decide o come Nore Dame. They had o be recruied, and he one doing mos of ha recruiing was fifh-year rish assisan coach Pee Gillen. Gillen, who coordinaes Nore Dame's recruiing, ravels all over he counry in search of he naion's op alen. Bu even so, he energeic Gillen faces a number of barriers in ha. He mus immediaely wrie off abou 80 percen of he op 100 players, knowing simply ha hey have lile sho of geing ino Nore Dame. Beyond ha, Gillen also mus bale he inense recruiing effons of an ever-increasing number of oher schools. Sill, he hard-working assisan seems o like wha he is doing. "Recruiing is ough," Gillen says, "bu work a i and enjoy i because enjoy relaing o people. 's like a rollercoaser; someimes you ge seak, someimes you ge donus. 's really a hard racke because i's as if you're on a igh rope and rying o balance." " hink ha recruiing is one of he wo hings ha Peer does very well," complimens Nore Dame head coach Digger Phelps. " hink each year he's done a lo ou Eas for us in erms of geing some players, and he did i again his year wih Mark Sevenson. "The second hing he does very well is ha he's fundamenally sound as a pracice coach. He knows he basic fundamenals of offensive and defensive execuion. He's really a good eacher ha way." Wih Gillen being so well-versed in his coaching abiliy, Phelps knows ha i is only a maer of ime before Pee Gillen Gillen will move on o become a head coach a anoher school. " hink Peer will be a good head coach a he righ school," Phelps says. "He's earned he chance. f he goes, he goes. 's all par of being an assisan - you wan o be a head coach. "When he will leave depends a lo on how well we do and on wha jobs open up. Tha's always been he case wih our assisans here. When you're successful a boh ends of he floor and in pos-season play, hink ha's when assisans move on." " jus wan a job where you have a chance o succeed," says Gillen, a naive of. Brooklyn, N.Y. " hink ha's he big word -chance. By ha mean, you have o have a cumuu men, suppon, be able o ge kids ino school, have a decen faciliy o play in, and you have o have a respecable recruiing budge. " really have no preference on where 'd like o be a head coach. 'd be happy in Kansas somewhere in a whea field if knew hey had a commimen o baskeball. You see, in some jobs you're 10 yards behind he saring line before you go because he gym looks like a bomb hi i, hey can' ge kids in, and hey have no money o recrui. "You have o be superman o win a a place like ha," Gillen coninues, "and 'm no superman. 'm jus an average guy ha works hard. Tha's i. deally, 'd like o leave he program on an up-bea, afer we've goen ino he NCAA ournamen wih a nice fuure ahead." Gillen has had a lo of sops in his 15-year coaching career. Afer six years as a high school coach, one as a freshman coach and he oher five as a head coach, he moved o he college level in 1975 when he acceped an assisan job a Hawaii. Afer Hawaii's coach was fired a he end of he season, Gillen moved o Virginia Miliary nsiue for he nex wo years, where he Keydes. compiled a mark in his ime here. was hen on o Villanova, where he Wildcas were rebuilding. By he end of Gillen's second year a he Philadelphia school, Villanova was 23-8 and back in he NCAA ournamen. was hen ha Phelps came calling a Gillen's door. Gillen relishes he ime he has spen a Nore Dame, as he has learned a lo of hings abou being a head coach from Phelps. "There's a lo o being a head coach oher han he x's and o's," he see GLLEN page 8 fi."',,.., " ; ' The ObKrvcr/Pbil Deeer Nore Dame guard Trena Keys was named he Norh Sar Conference's player of he year. Unforuna ly, her ousanding play bis season was no enough o caipul he 20-8 rish o his years Naional Women's nviaional Tournamen. See relaed sory below. NWT passes over rish for inviaion The Nore Dame women's baskeball eam received some good news and some bad news yeserday. On he good side, junior guard Trena Keys was named Norh Sar Conference player of he year for her role in leading he rish o he NSC championship. On he bad side, hough, Mary DiSanislao's squad discovered ha he Naional Women's nviaional Tournamen had decided no o exend hem an inviaion o join he eigh-eam field. was he second ime in hree years ha he NWT, which is held each year in Amarillo, Tex., had passed over he rish. Two years ago, he NWT ignored a 20-7 Nore Dame and his year he selecion commiee decided ha a 20-8 record was no good enough o warran an appearance by he rish. The commiee, which had claimed o ry o selec a eam from each par of he counry, decided ha Wes Virginia would be he "Midwes" enran. On a happier noe, hough, was Keys' selecion as player of he year. The 6-0 naive of Marion, nd., was among he leading scorers in he conference wih her 17.2 poins-per-game average. She also pulled down 5.6 rebounds per game, sho 52 percen from he field and 70 percen from he foul line, led he eam wih 43 blocks, recorded 3 7 seals, and conribued 6 7 assiss. Keys also became he fourh rish player o score 1,000 poins in her career when she wen over ha mark in Saurday's game a Xavier. A school-record sreak of 12 sraigh games in double figures allowed her o se a school-scoring record for a junior wih 483 poins. P.E. defeas Farley for iner hall baskeball ile By MCHAEL FLANNERY Spors Wrier Every season boils down o one game: he final, he championship, he coup de grace. A special ension accompanies his even; expeca ions run high among specaors and combaans alike. Every misake is magnified. Every player suddenly becomes a poenial hero or heroine. The women's inerhall baskeball season ended on Sunday nigh wih jus such a game. Pao;querilla Eas me Farley o decide he championship and he wo eams pu on quie a show. P.E. was he evenual vicor, gaining a hard-fough, las second, vicory. For hree quarers, his game belonged o Farley. led 9-6 a he end of he firs quarer and a he half. When Kaca England compleed a hree-poin play midway hrough he hird quarer, Farley had is bigges lead, Srangely, Farley buil is lead wihou any poins from is sandou guard Mary Borkowski. P.E., mean while, sruggled for every poin and seemed ready o roll over and die. Reggie Richer's free hrow lef i railing by en ( 24-14) enering he fourh quarer. "When you're down by nine poins in he fourh quarer of a game like his, you really don' expec o win," said P.E. coach Javier Oliva. "We had o do somehing desperae- you don' give up eiher." ndeed, i didn'. P.E. opened he fourh quarer in a full-cour, mano-man defense. The pressure was very effecive, as Farley urned he ball over on is firs four possessions. P.E. did no wase his opporuniy. A Susie Fessler jump sho cu Farley's lead o five. Richer followed sui and cu he lead o hree. Borkowski answeroi wih a jumper, bu P.E. had gained oo much momenum. Baskes by Susan Hayes, Colleen Donnelly, and Richer sandwiched around a Julie Pieras free hrow ied he score a 27. P.E. had sormed back ino he game, bu i weren' hrough ye. Fessler buried a jumper, hen Richer fed Donnelly for a lay-up o give P.E. a four poin lead. From his poin, he game spiralled ino a whirlwind finish. Farley regained a ie wih one minue lef on a hree poin play by Borkowski. P.E. hen ried o hold he ball, bu Borkowski picked Kahy Marnocha's pocke wih 40 seconds remaining. Farley also ried o go for he las sho, bu Leslie Heineman sole he ball wih 12 seconds lef. P.E. called ime ou. On he ensuing inbounds play, Heineman became he unlikely heroine of he game. Farley lef Heineman compleely unguarded under he baske; Fessler found her ior an easy lay-up. These were Heineman's only wo poins of he game.