St. Joseph food supervisor questions need for pizza ban

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1 Economy Symposium - page 5 S. Joseph food supervisor quesions need for pizza ban By DAN McCULLOUGH andjeff HARRNGTON Senior Saff Reporers The food supervisor for he S. joseph Couny area said yeserday ha mos of he violaions lised in he Environmenal Healh and Safey office's repor on dormiory food sales would no meri immediae shudown of he suden-operaed businesses. john Deichly, he couny healh deparmen's food supervisor, said he violaions lised under a sample dormiory (Pangborn Hall) "were no really serious and would no require a shudown." He said he siuaion "would need a leer or verbal conac wih whoever is in charge of he dormiory o ell hem o keep he equipmen clean and keep he equipmen covered." Environmenal Healh and Safey Specialis Michael McCauslin, who inspeced he food sales las monh and compiled he repor, recommended "requiring all food sales o be limied o pre-packaged food," in a Nov. 15 leer o Faher John Van Wolvlear, vice presiden of Suden Affairs. A policy change is expeced from Van Wolvlear before he end of he semeser. Commening on he change, Van Wolvlear said, " suspec ha some food iems (such as ho dogs) will be allowed, bu some ha require special equipmen, such as pizza ovens, will no." Some of he violaions in he repor, however, would warran shudown if hey were no correced immediaely, Deichley said. nsec and rodeo infesaion, lised in McCauslin's repor as a violaion in Fisher, Flanner, Sanford and Sorin halls' food sales, would cause a couny healh inspecor o close down he food-preparing esablishmen "unless he violaion were correced immediaely," Deichley noed. McCauslin's repor found '.'mouse infesaion" in Fisher and Sorin halls' food sales, "roden infesaion" in Flanner Hall's food sales, and "an and roach infesaion" in Sanford Hall's food sales. Deichley added, "Whaever we do in he couny is also saewide. Everybody in he sae of ndiana would have o conform wih he same regulaions." However, he noed, "The dorms are no under our jurisdicion. They're done hrough Bob Zerr (Direcor of Environmenal Healh and Safey)." Zerr declined commen on he repor's resuls, and said McCauslin would no be available for commen on he issue unil Monday. McCauslin could no be reached a his home. While he dormiory's food sales are no under he jurisdicion ofhe couny healh office, Deichley said he ooes inspec he Norh and Souh Dining halls, he ACC and Sadium concessions, he Huddle and he Deli in LaForune Suden Cener, he ~enujr and Alumni Club, he Uni- versiy Club and he Morris nn four imes a year. Deichley said while he violaions lised in a couny healh deparmen repor remain on he business's record, a specified amoun of ime is given o correc he violaions. "The amoun ofime would vary wih he case," he added. Sorin Food Sales Manager Larry Nardolillo said ha mos of Sorin's violaions lised in he repor already have been correced. "We've go wo new ovens and cleaned he microwave," he said. "Alhough we have mice hroughou he dorm, we've never seen a mouse in he food sales area all year... The Universiy renovaed he enire basemen of Sorin, including he foodsales, o Universiy specificaions." Mike Levchuck, Grace Food Sales Manager, said ha 85 percen of he violaions were correced in a 24- hour period afer he inspecion. Chrismas lighs in Alumni are dimmed by a broken windowone of he vesiges oftuesday's snowball figh. Snow figh causes injuries, damage By AMY STEPHAN Copy Edior Three sudens were hospialized and approximaely S 1,000-52,000 in damages were caused by Tuesday nigh's campus-wide snowball figh, according o James Roemer, dean of sudens. Leer iemizes healh violaions By DAN MCCULLOUGH and JEFF HARRNGTON Senior Saff Reporers A copy of a leer oulining he violaions in each dormiory's food sales as coq~piled by Environmenal Healh and Safey Specialis Michael McCauslin has been obained by The Obsen1er. The leer was sen by McCauslin o Faher John Van Wolvlear, vice presiden for Suden Affairs. and copies of he leer were disribued o dorm recors. McCauslin could no be reached o elaborae on he exen and specifics of he violaions. Cavanaugh Hall Food Sales was he only dorm operaion no menioned in he repor. The hall-by-hall breakdown of he healh and safey violaions is as follows: Pangborn Hall Microwave oven filhy Ho dog cooker/bun seamer filhy, and a broken, unsafe elecrical swich on he uni nerior of cooler filhy Candy conaminaed wih food spills and liquid wase in he cooler Spoiled ho dogs in he refrigeraor Commercial-syle Bakers Pride pizza oven exremely filhy wih large cheese buildups, burned cheese, creaing a fire hazard and also lacking appropriae and required venilaion Blender filhy Food unproeced from poenial airborne conaminaion (uncovered) Fisher Hall Soring buns on he floor of he cusodial room under many chemicals and cleaning compounds, creaing a poenial conaminaion problem The small warming-syle ovens exremely filhy Diry uensils everywhere Reuse of single service uensils Freezer very diry Mouse infesaion Garbage, food wase, and wase paper producs scaered hroughou he floor area Generally, a very diry, unsaniary area Dillon Hall Pizza ovens locaed on a combusible surface Pizz a ovens very filhy One pizza oven locaed below a sewer line Popcorn maker filhy Uncovered food in coolers Buns being sored on floor Coolers filhy mproper elecrical connecion for cooler Alumni Hall Carpe on floor filhy Pepsi cooler inerior drain plugged, creaing a waer, mold, and wase buildup in he cooler Cardboard sheeing used in he microwave oven creaing a fire hazard Commercial-syle Bakers Pride pizza oven absoluely deplorable, wih burned cheese covering he inerior and exerior, and lacking appropriae venilaion Small broiler oven absoluely deplorable, wih a remendous burned food accumulaion and he wall area behind he broiler oven scorched Buns being sored on floor General saniaion errible, food wase and dir all over Carroll Hall Microwave filhy Pizza cooker filhy nerior refrigeraion uni filhy and in need of defrosing nerior of reach-in cooler filhy wih a remendous build-up of mold and baceria Lyons Hall Generally, a small and limied operaion in fairly good condiion Morrissey Hall Buns on he floor Refrigeraor diry Boh pizza ovens very diry Pipe insulaion falling down Small exhaus fan grill dus-laden and filhy Eiher spoiled kechup or improper reuse of kechup conainer Howard Hall Microwave diry nerior of he reach-in cooler diry wih a large waer and mold buildup on he floor of his uni Overall, fair saniary condiion see HEALTH, page 7 Three sudens were reaed a S. Joseph's Medical Cener Tuesday nigh, said Paricia Brubaker, assisan head nurse a he hospial. Chris Huchins and Phil Lombardo of Cavanaugh, and Kevin Sark of Dillon, received siches for injuries susained during he figh. Roemer lised he damages o he various dorms as follows: six screens and nine windows were broken in Cavanaugh; seven windows, including a bay window wih a Chrismas display, were broken in Alumni; nine windows were broken in Dillon, and he sorm window proecing he sained glass window in Dillon's chapel was severely damaged; and one window was broken in Zahm. '' looks as hough here were rocks in some snowballs," said Broher Edward Hagus, assisan recor of Dillon. He noed ha some snowballs had enough momenum o break second sory windows and screens. Roemer said he Universiy - and indirecly he sudens - will have o pay for repairs. " jus forces he coss up a lile," he said. n addiion o he hree repored injuries, numerous sudens reporedly suffered black eyes and oher minor injuries. All hree of he sudens receiving siches were hi by snowballs and a one ime were involved in he figh. No one was repored injun:d by glass from broken windows. "This isn' jus an innocen prank," said Roemer. "You can injure a person for he res of his life." He noed shaered glass from a brok.n window could easily cach a person unaware and seriously damage his face and eyes. see SNOW, page 7 Pries/pararooper se o speak a Mass Special o The Observer Monsignor Francis Sampson, a pararooper who paricipaed in he Normandy invasion and in jumps in Korea, will deliver he rimiliary Mass Sunday a 2 p.m. in Sacred Hear Church. A recipien of 17 miliary awards and decoraions - including he Disinguished Service Cross and he Purple Hear - Sampson graduaed from Nore Dame in Sudens and faculy, as well as ROTC cades, are invied o aend he Mass. Afer raining a Camp Barkley and For Benning, Georgia, Sampson wen o England in 1944 o jump wih he 101s Airborne Division on D-Day, June 6. He was capured by he Germans bu managed o escape. Laer in he invasion, Sampson voluneered o say wih 14 wounded men as he Americans pulled back from couneraacking Germans. Sampson made anoher jump in he war, landing in Belgium in December Capured by he Germans near Basogne, Belgium, he chose o remain in he enlised men's prison, raher han being sen o an officers' prison. During he Korean War, Sampson jumped wih he 187h Airborne nfanry Regimen in an effor o rescue American POWs. He has served as a chaplain in numerous regimens and divisions in he Unied Saes and Europe. n 1971, Sampson reired from he Army wih he rank of Major General. He is pasor of Sain Mary's Caholic Church in Shenandoah, owa.

2 . The Observer Friday, December 9, page 2 n: Brie Ticke loeries will be handled differenly in he fuure, according o Dave Drouillard. Suden Union direcor. "The Billy Jod kkc loery could have been handled in a bee way," Drouillard said. " was done in a way ha maximized problems and minimiz d benefis. Nex ime we will give ou index cards on which ~rmkns can wrie hdr names and D numbers. These will hen he pu in a pool so ha he D's arc no ied up. Sudens will be able o pick up and pay for heir icke.~ a heir leisure. The Billy Joel icke loery was very inefficien. There is no excuse for having sudens sanding ou in he cold for hree hours." The Suden Union gave 30 D's which had been lef a he loery o he Regisrar's office. Lori Buchko of he Regisrar's office said only wo D's have no been claimed. Sain Mary's sudens who have sill no recovered heir D's can pick h m up a he Suden Union office. -The Observer Parioic Welcome Schoolchildren from a Beaufor, N.C. elemenary school, wave flags and ribbons as hey hold a sign welcoming Marines back from Lebanon a he por in Morehead Ciy, N.C. Thomas Meron, he Trappis monk known for his books and aricles on prayer, soliude and social acion, is he feaure of a conference omorrow a Sain Mary's Lile Theare. The conf r nce, iled. "Thomas Meron c; Years Laer: The Difference He Makes," will bring ogeher Meron ~cholars from around he naion including Vicor A. Kramer, English prfessor a Georgia Sae Universiy; Lawrence S. Cunningham, religion professor a Florida Sae lniv rsiy; Paul [)iner, campus miniser a Columbia Universiy; and Sis r Elena ~alis, professor of rdigious sudies a Sain Mary's. l'he coni:rence will also feaure h: film, "The Las Day of Thomas M ron," film d only hours before Meron died in Bangkok, Thailand, on ke 0, 9!H. Th film will b shown a 7 30 p.m. in he Chamd on Room of he Haggar College Cener. Regisraion for he conference hegins a 9 00 a.m. All sudens, faculy, and saff mcmh rs a Sain :\hry's and Nore Dame will he admied free. nw Ohsen er mages of a warm reunion The Sae Deparlnen. ong "significan progr ss" in Argenina's human righs siuaion, announced yeserday ha counry has me congressional requiremens for a resumpion of Amnican miliary assisance. The announcemen by deparmen spokesman Alan Romberg came wo days hdore Argenina's formal reurn o consiuional rule wih he inauguraion of Presiden-d'l' Raul Alfonsin. Vice Presiden George Bush will head h American ddegaion o h inauguraion. Legislaion daing back 10 h Carer adminisraion harred :.S. securiy aid o Argenina unl ss he Sa l>-parm n,was ahlc o cerify an improvemen in hnman righs perfi1rmann and in oher areas. T:1e legislaion was promped hy widespread abuses hy Argenina's miliary governmen in is so-call-d "diry war" agains lefiss. Thous:mds of Argenines disappeared a ha ime and remain unaccoun d for. Romberg said h llninl Saes will :ke ino accoun is desire o mainain a power balance in nmsidering any requess for arms from Argenina. Argenina has a erriorial dispu wih Chile ani is conflic wih Cr a Briain over- he: Falklands islands remains unresolved 18 monhs afer he wo counries Y.'l'n o war over he issue. - AP Leaders of Easem Airlines' pilos ani machiniss union~ oday approved a 5360 million employee bailou plan ha union and managemen hope: will solve he carrier's financial woes. There: w r repors ha Easern's fligh aends would sign he agreemen oday. The one-y ar plan would give Easern employees coarol of 2'; p rccn of Eascrn's common sock and four seas on he board of direcors in exchange for divening 18 percen o 22 percen of heir pay ino a sock. invcsmen program. The unions also agreed o cooperae wih managemen on new work concessions, machiniss union presiden Charles Bryan announced. Manag men and labor leaders also will work ogeher o revise he company's annual husiness plans and resrucure is finances, Bryan said, adding ha h: unions would bc consuled on new equipmen purchas ~. - AP Of neres. Sana Claus is coming o NO Monday. Anyone in r s d in having his/her picure aken wih Sana can do so a LaForune 3-'; Monday afernoon and a S. Mary's Haggar College Cen r Monday nigh from 6-8. Th even is heing sponsored by ASEC. a ~ud n-run organizaion ha deals wih finding inernaional inernships on an exchange forma. - The Ohsen er A Spanish Mass for he Feas of Our Lady of Guadalupe will ake place Sunday, Dec, a a.m. in he Farley all Chapel. Faher Claude Pom rleau will celebrae he Mass. A chili lunch a noon will follow in he C ner for Social Concerns. feauring a live hand and a pinaa. A 51 donaion is asked for he lunch. The Feas of Our Lady of <iuadalupe, lw paron sainr of Mexico, celebraes her appearance o he poor ndian Juan Diego in ';31. Our Lady requesed Juan o ask he Bishop o huild a large church in honor of h-r. As a sign o convince he Bishop o ohey Juan's reques, Our Lady filkd his cape wih roses in he middle of winer, and miraculously imprined h r image insid i. -The Obsen er... Weaher..... _. -. Cloudy oday wih a 20 percen chance for ligh snow, mainly in h morning. Becoming parly cloudy by afernoon. High around 30. Fair onigh and cold. Low around 20. Parly sunny and a lile warmer omorrow. High in he mid and upper 30s. - AP e.-the_obs.eryer_ Composiion Edior... Suzanne La Croix Composiliol Assisan... Susan 0 ' lara Typeseers Mi" helle &Kevin Neu s Edior Jeff arringon Copy Edior.... Amy Sephan Spors Copv Edior... Mike Sullivan Viewpoin Layou Ken Cerahona Feaures Layou Mary & Sarah ND Day Edior.... Kahleen Doyle SMC Dav Edior... ' Ad Design..... Boh and Co. Pboogra.pb r Caroll' <iales The ObMrver (USPS ) 1s published Monday hrough Fnday and on home fooball Saurdays. excep dunng exam and vacaion penods The ObMrver 1s published by he sudens of Nore Dame and San Mary s College Subscnp1ons may be purchased for $25 per year ($15 per semeser) by wnng The ubmrver. P 0 Box Q. Nore Dame. ndiana The ObMrver S a member of The A880C.ed PreN. All reproducion nghs are reserved. Back Home Again Marines from he second baalion husle down he gangplank of he U.S.S. wo jima afer arriving from deploymen i11 Lebanon a he Morehead Ci)' Por in Morehead Ciy, N.C., W~dnesday. Welcome Home Sg. Larry Millen, from McKinleyville, Calif, is greeed by his wife Chrisine as he arrives a Camp Geiger, nearjacksrmllille, N.C., Wednesday on his reurn from Beiru. Millen is a member of he 24h Marine Marine Ampihious Uni which los 240 men while ser 1 ing in Beiru. PRE-CANA PROGRAMS Marriage preparaion is a diocesan requiremen across he counry Pre-Cana Weekends Feb. 3-4, Mar. 2-3, Mar or Hos Couple Program ner Faih nsrucions February 15 a nd 22 7:30p.m. Badin Hall Chapel CJ'Rir.liing a Soul c:j7[ cfl.c:jc:jcjcfl.be? Sign up a: Campus Minisry- Badin Office

3 . The Observer Organizer explains dinner cancellaion By JOAN GDLN News Saff The Madrigal Chrismas Dinners, an annual 1 5h- 16h cenury choral music and dance Chrismas producion a Sain Mary's, were cancelled largely because of a personal decision by he even's organizer, Professor Ray Sprague. Sprague, assisan professor of music a Sain Mary's, said being denied enure by he College led him o make "a crucial decision" as o wha aciviies he would devoe his ime o his year. " had o sar hinking in erms of sricly professional aciviies, as much as waned o have he dinners. have worked on hem for six years because waned o and because believed in hem." Sprague said he fel he should dedicae his las year a Sain Mary's o oher hings. - Anoher major problem is ha he Chamber Singers, he real backbone of he producion, jus didn' come ogeher his year, Sprague noed. "The original funcion of he Chamber Singers was o perform in he Madrigal Dinners each Chrismas season and o go on our each spring," he said. "Unforunaely, he financial siuaion caused he our money o be cu, and he our was dropped. We los a lo of he male singers bec"ause of he our's cancellaion, and he dinners were a lo of hard work and long holrs." Sprague had offered o help ou ahd coordinae his year's dinners, bu could no oversee he smaller, necessary, bu ime-consuming asks. The dinners, sared 11 years ago by Dr. James McCray, originally w ere.designed o raise money for he our fund. Over he years, he direcors changed he forma and allocaed some of he our money o beer cosumes and decoraions. " r Corby"s] :Jill was a capial invesmen, because he decoraions can be used again and he cosumes can be i_rnproved year o year. The Office of Special Programs helped ou by adding a good lighing sysem o creae differen moods and he like. "n he pas few years, we have been using more of he early insrumens and more auhenic dance and music from he 15h and 16h cenuries. We have a fireplace a he end of he room and long ables. f you weren' aware ha you were in he Regina Norh lounge, you'd almos believe ha you were a a Madrigal Dinner," said Sprague. Alhough in recen years he icke price increased o $12.50, his did no hur aendance, said Sprague. A he wors imes, he show sold ou wo o hree nighs, he said, wih an aendance low of abou SQO, or 125 a nigh. Aendance peaked abou four years ago wih 700. Sprague said he dinners arac a crowd composed mainly of people from Souh Bend and surrounding communiies. This year, here is anoher Madrigal Dinner in he ar_ea, and each year more Chrismas evens compee wih he dinners. Sprague feels ha Sain Mary's has been very forunae o have mainained such high aendance. Sprague &aid he Madrigal Dinners can coninue in he fuure, bu will have o be re-hough ou and approached wih a new forma. Professor Clayon Henderson, music deparmen"chairman a Sain Mary's said, "The Madrigal Dinners will go on. Bu his year, wihou he core of he singers, he producion was vir" ually impossible. Sain Mary's is he.only college in he area wih a Madrigal Dinner, and we will j;eep he radiion going." fhe dinners were originally slaed for Thursday, Dec. hrough Thursday, Dec. 8. "Happy Hour" 4-7 p."m. Sponsored by Finance Club Mixed Drinks 2 for 1 12oz Drafs The New Owners of he ce House Presen ~-+--~~'lil~ ' 1 The Fines selecion of seafood, seaks, and special enrees 6:30p.m. on Friday and Saurday uouse Noon unil 9 p.m. on Sunday ~Je:. r 5- RESfiJ.JRANT No Coupons Please "oo Cener For reservaions call259- ND-SMC Council for he Rearded will be having a Chrismas Dance Friday, Dec. 9 7:30-10:00 and Chrismas Pary Saurday, Dec. 10 9:00-11:30 a Logan Cener Everyone is welcome & encouraged o come Decking he halls Members of he Nore Dame Glee Club bel ou a chorus oj a popular Chrismas une in he pary room Friday, December 9, :._ p~ge 3 Carol Galc:s..lT: Obs'TV'r of Badin Hall. The carolers srolled o several dorms in an effor o spread holiday cheer. Sudens relay mixed reacions o Sain Mary's inegraion plan By JENNFER BGOT News Saff he Sisers of Holy Cross, owners of he building, mus approve any physical changes o i. "While sudens will complain, especially sophomorej>, hink hey The proposal o inegrae dorms a Sain Mary's nex year has caused mixed reacions among he su- will find ha living wih freshmen dens.. Regina is he only dorm ha will really be affeced by he changes, according o Elaine Hocor, suden body presiden. There are boh advanages and disadvanages o he proposed changes, said Hocor. Freshmen will have more opporuniy o ge o know upperclassmen, bu he changes will increase he possibiliy ha sudens will end up living Somewhere he.y really don' wan o. "Bu ha happens every year," she added. Ou of OO sudens randomly chosen o discuss he proposed changes wih he Housing Commission, only 20 showed up. "There was absoluely no suden response," said Hocor. Plans o discuss improving dorm life a Regina nex year are underway, according o Hocor. However, ' hink hey will find ha living wih freshmen again will beriefi hem.' again will benefi hem. 's a difficul siuaion.. hink i will be awhile before... oal inegraion happens,'" Hocor concluded. "'d feel uncomforable living in a freshman dorm nex year, because ha's wha Regina is.". said Teria Carrigan, a McCandless freshman. Overall, she feels inegraion is a good idea, bu '.'1 wouldn' wan o be here," she added. Julie Misrach, also a McCandless freshman, said she feels he changes are unfair, because "a sophomore living in Regina is like a freshman living in McCandless. You miss ou on an awful lo." Holy Cross junior Cindy Boyle said she doesn' feel he changes are neccessary, because all halls oher han Regina "are inegraed enough." " wouldn' wan o live in Regina again nex year," said Suzanne Licon, "because i's going o ake a long ime before Regina loses i's sigma as he freshman dorm." Mary Louise Padden, a sophomore from Holy Cross, said she hinks he proposal is a goou idea, because "i would give he freshmen a chance o alk o upperclassmen." "'s a bad idea, because freshman need o develop friendships freshman year in a freshman siuaion. LeMans is a senior dorm because all he seniors wan o live near each oher." said Lore Haney, a LeMans senior. Suden Union o kick off semeser wih 'Winer W elcoine Week' fes By MCHAEL}. CHMEL News Saff Nore Dame Suden Union is sponsoring a "Winer Welcome Week" during he firs week of nex semeser, Jan , according o Laurene Powers, organizer of he week. "This corresponds wih he welcome week for he firs semeser," Powers explained. "This year we have more evens (han las year)." a.m. "'ll be very similar o he <me we had for he fall fesival," said Powers. Admission o he pary will be S. Plans for several oher evens have no been finalized. Adverisemens wih specific daes and imes of all evens will be released nex week or a he beginning of nex semeser, said Powers. "'m really hoping ha we can ge a lo of people aware (of his week)," said Powers,"becausc during he firs week back, here isn' a gre;j. deal of homework for everyone, and i jus migh be a grea way o sar he social life for he second semeser." Observer announces news saff promoions " really don' know wha nigh!_s are wha righ now, bu one of he The Observer News Deparmen is from Philadelphia, Penn.; Jennifer nighs we're having an ice-skaing - proud o announce he following Biggo, a freshman from Aroma Park, pary over a he ACC (from 10 p.m. promoions wihin he deparmen: ll.; Michael Chmiel, a freshman from o midnigh) and ha's open o Chicago; Timohy Gianoi, a fresheveryone and i's free," she said, Theresa_Guarino, a sophomore man from Porland, Ore.; Keih Hacnoing here will be a renal fee for communicaions major a Sain rison, a freshman from Allison Park, skaes. Mary's, has been seleced as a copy Penn.; and Rebecca Heland, a fresh- ' Polyeser', a comedy ha feaures edior. Guarino, a saff reporer, has man from Rolling Hills, ll. scrach-n-sniff cards corresponding wrien exensively for The Ob- Also: Jane Kravs_ik, a freshfllan o scenes in he movie, will-be server. She is from Oak Park, ll. from Wesern Springs, lll.;johr :nshown in he Engineering Promoions o Senior Saff Repor- nell, a freshman from Roseville, Audiorium. "Probably for promo- er include he following: Liz Flor, a Minn.; Joe Murphy, a freshman from iona! purposes, anyone who wears junior from Bellevue, Wash. and Pa S. Louis; John Neblo, a junior from acky polyeser will be le in free; Mullen, a sophomore a he Univer- Hickory Hills, ll.; Ed Nolan. a fre~hoherwise, i will be a dollar o ge- siy. man from Allenown, Penn.; Mark in," said Powers The following reporers have Poer, a freshman from Por~:111d, _ A video pary will be held eiher been promoe~ o Saff Reporer: Ore.; Tom Powers, a freshm;ll" :"com Friday or Saurday nigh in Tripp Balz, a freshman from Cor-- Newown, Conn.; and Seve:::.<i\', a ~ H!P.~.ll~~-~ii.U!~~~~.~llT,;..-!0 2;_ dova, Tenn.;Jim Basile:a sophomo<e junior from Lake Bluff, ll ' J

4 ,. The Observer Sovie Union recesses alks wih U.S. on sraegic arms Rowny old reporers he Unied Saes regreed he Sovie decision and "canno agree wih Sovie asser lions ha developmens ouside he scope of hese negoiaions require he Sovie l :nion o wihhold agreenh:n on a resumpion dae for he sixh round ofstart." mi meeing wih Sovie leader Yuri Andropov. The Sovies, in announcing susp nsion of h negoiaions, saki deploymen of new l l.s. mediumrange missiles in Europ had creaed a "change in he ov rall sraegic siuaion," forcing i o re-examine h issu s in START H he sraegk arms rnlucion alks. On Nov. 2~. afer he arrival of he American cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in W sern Europe, he Sovies hrok off he medium-range "Eurombsile" alks, whkh had been carrkd on her parallel o he START disc; ussions on long-range missiles ami homhers. Yeserday's meeing had be n sdeduled as he ina! OJH' of he curren round, beginning a holiday recess. < >rdinarily he sides would have s a resumpion da for approximady eigh w'l'ks from now. Bu Sovie Ambassador Viknr Associaed Press Karpov read a saemen o chief U.S. inerpre he Sovie moves as a negoiaor Edward Rowny, saying "walkou." GENEVA, Swizerland The he alks salled because of he new He noed ha Secreary of Sae Sovie l nion recessed is nuclear missiles and he Sovies would no George Shulz is prepared o mee sraegic-arms alks wih he Unied agree o a new dae. wih Sovie Foreign Miniser Andei Saes yeserday wihou seing a "A change in he overall sraegic Gromyko a a disarmamen condae for resumpion. siuaion due o he beginning of he ferene in Sockholm, Sweden, nex li.s. officials predicnl he Sovies deploymen of new American monh, and ha such a meeing would reurn o he bargaining missiles in Europe compels he could lead o a summi wih able:. Hu Moscow's move Sovie side o re-examine all he Andropov. hreaened o c:ave he super- issues which are he subjec of he A Briish official, who asked no o powers "'ih no major forum for discussion a he alks on he lim ia- be idenified, said in Brussels he was negoiaing <. ubacks in nuclear ion and reducion of sraegic arm a- "no paricularly upse" by he missiles. mens," he Sovie news agency Tass Sovie refusal o se a new dae for n Washingon, Presiden Reagan, said laer in summarizing he Sovie START sessions, indicaing ha such while sounding opimisic abou an argumen. suspensions were no unpreceevenual resumpion of he alks, Earlier his week, Sovie officials dened in pas sraegic arms alks. signaled h may be ready for a sumin Moscow warned ha he sraegic arms alks were headed in he same direcion as he medium -range negoiaions, which Kremlin leaders have wrien ofas a "dead leer." Afer he 3S-minue final session, Bu Rowny did no describe he Sovie mov as abandonmen of he 17-monh-old alks. n Washingon, a Reagan adminisraion official prediced he Kremlin would resume he START negoiaions nex year b cause hey have a "clear ineres" in arms conrol. Sp aking o reporers ouside he Whie House, Reagan said he did no "The Sovie aiude does no necessarily mean START will no resume," he said. Oher officials,.who insised on anonymiy, said delegaes a he Brussels meeing agreed he alliance should no change is negoiaing sance or missile deploymen plans o draw he Sovies back o he able. "Nobody is running around in a sae of frenzy," looking for new ideas, said a senior U.S. offieial Bu European officials said here was a need for new ideas o keep U.S. Sovie alks alive and ha some were being suggesed. Assisan U.S. Secreary of Sae Richard Bur said changing he Pershing-cruise deploymen schedule had been discussed, bu he "general view is here should be no change." A slowdown in deploymen would be viewed as a concession o h; Sovies. Marines clash wih Shiie snipers Associaed Press ER! T, l.c:banon- l'.s. Marines wipnl ou a Shiie milil~< sniper m s and bunkcr in a krc ex hange of ir yeserday, and h Reagan adminisraion said i was consikring plans o nwv h Marine~ ou of T dru airpor o safer posiions. Th Marin s r alia d \l.'l'll lw norlll'asl'cn p-rimeer of heir bas came unkr a susainnl barrage of morars, rock propdkd gr aks and auomaic rik ir a l):26 a.m. ( l:2(> a.m. EST). The shooing am from a posiion in he Shiil!\1o~lem sronghold of lay d-sdlum, and he bunk r was d sro}'l'd wih 60mm morars. M (>0 ank guns and Dragon missiles, spok sman Maj. lknnis Brooks said. Th '"larin s also shdlnl a build ing ha had htn usnl by Shiie snipers o fin a leah rntk posiions som SO yanbaway. Brooks ~aid h Marines suffered no casualks in h bak, whkh ended a 0: 10 a.m. ( 5:--10 a.m. EST), hu ill' Mariw:s r mainnl on heir higlws sa of aler in foxholes and bunkers.!lay d-sdlum is a sronghold of Amal, h dominan Shiie miliia. Shiie hmaics wer susp-cnl of maserminding he suicide lnkk homhing ha killed Aml'Cican roops a he :\1arin has Oc. 2~. Th Druse conrol he hilb above he airpor, and Drus gunn rs were rnponsibk for an aa k ha killed eigh Marines Sunday. lkcus of h aacks. he Reagan adminisraion is considering plans o move he Marines away from h airpor' o mor' shd red posiions, spokesman Larry Speakes said in Washingon }TSi rday. Spl'akes declined o giv deails, bu said no consikraion is hdng given o wihdrawing he Marines from l. hanon. Th N w York Times said he plans indud redeploying h Marines o po 1 si ions souh of he airpor or o amphibious ships off shor, and ha hq cam in rc sponsl' o domesic and foreign J>fl'.\SUf' Ohsl'Cvers in Beiru said moving he Marines souh of he airpor would sill pu h m in range of Druse baeries, bu hey would he more proeced han a he airpor. They said puing he Marines a hoard ships, while pro-cing hem, migh end o eclipse he li.s. pean keeping presence in l.ehanon. n Rome. alian newspapers said Prim Miniser Beino Craxi's governmen waned o gradually reduc:e is l, 100-man coningen in h mulinaional p acekeeping force in L hanon. l.s. involvemen rose sharply Sunday wih an air srike on Syrianconrolled posiions in he cenral mounains. The Syrians downed wo ll.s. jes, killed one airman and capured anoher. S n. Alfonse D'Amao said in New York yeserday ha he capured airman, Navy L. Rober 0. Goodman, will he allowed o mee wih represenaives of he nernaional Reo Cross. sraeli Prime Miniser Yizhak Shamir denounced he Unied Naions for deciding o hdp he evacuaion of Yasser Arafa from Lebanon. Shamir, visiing sraelis wounded in he bombing of a Jerusalem bus Tuesday, said he Unied Naions' agreemen o le is flags fly on he Greek ships which are o ake: Arafa and his PLO loyaliss ou of Tripoli, Lebanon, "is a subjec for he mos exreme condemnaion." Arafa has been rapped since Nov. ~ by Syrian-hacked guerrilla muineers aecusing him of sofening his sance oward srael. Space shule souvenirs snached from sudens Associaed Press WEST LAFAYETTE, nd. - 1\iASA officials have confiscaed from six Purdue Universiy sudens souvc:nirs ha were sneakc:d aboard he spae shule Challenger las June. was he firs known aemp o sneak conraband aboard a space shule fligh. Several universiy experimens had been approved hy he Naional A ronauks and Space Adminisraion. Bu along wih he official experimens, he sudens pu aboard posage samps, baseball cards, dollar hills, love noes and snapshos of families and heir dogs. The souvenirs were hidden under h baery box of one of he experimens. escaped dc:ecion hy NASA inspecors and survived he journey hrough span:. Officials discovcred he souvc:nirs when a suden was caugh nc:ar a souv nir shop a he Cape Kennedy's Visiors Cen~ r rying o sell some of he posage samps o wo NASA invesigaors. "We wound up wih a bi of conroversy over his, bu i was acually resolved on a very good basis," said John Snow, he Purdue professor who was he faculy adviser for he experimens. "There was some misundersanding abou NASA regulaions," he said. "The regulaions provide ha you can fly cerain memorabilia, hu wha wasn' clear was ha NASA provided a separae locker for ha. Tha misundersanding, a firs. led o some consernaion on he par of NASA." n hree Apollo ') a~ronaus secrely carried souvcnir samped em elopes o he moon. Their space careers ended when i was discovered he envelopes were sold for S SO,OOO by a Gc:rman samp dealer. n he Purdue siuaion, some sudc:ns worried ha hey migh he arr sc:d, bu afer NASA officials ravc:led o he Wes Lafayee l ampus and inerviewed he sudens. no charges were filed. l_'riday, December 9, page 4 Caring enough o send he very bes jeannejauch searches hrough he Chrismas card collecion a he booksore. Wih only 15 shopping days lef unil Chrismas, here is lile ime o find he perfec cards and gifs. [CorbDJ ~~ "Happy Hour" 4-7 p.m. Sponsored by Finance Club Mixed Drinks 2 for 1 12oz Drafs.... SOC SOPHOMORES!!! Prepare he way of he Lord. The Lord is near! Come celebrae wih your classmaes a he hird Sophomore Class Mass, on Sunday, Dec. 11 a 6 p.m. in Farley Chapel. Faher Ted Hesburgh will preside. A recepion will follow. -.u'kl [.-n ~-n\r 'Hr. \ CUWHJNCAiliiUN ~... i] l fcllll~l[ l=llliii()a\"' l=/1/lr\\ ~1~112111~~ HULLABALOO OVER GEORGE AND BONNE'S PCTURES Two young arisocras in conemporary ndia who have fallen on hard limes mus decide wheher or no o sell a priceless collecion of miniaure painings coveed by several ar collecors. This James vory- lsmael Merchan collaboraion is said o be reminiscen of Rules of he Game. (Sen so will no be shown.) 85 minues p.m. Annenberg Aud.,SnieMuseum ADMSSONS2.oo..._--lr 1() ~ /1113/i lr- 7 -:JO P-M.,_., "How o Survive Exam Week" Workshop presened by UNO Counseling & Psychological Services Cener Dec. 14, Wednesday 6:30-8:30pm Pasquerilla Wes: Chapel Lounge ALL STUDENTS WELCOME o. ~ for reservaions Lunch 11:00 A.M. o 2:00P.M. Dinner 5:00P.M. Uo!>l'd Sundil & Hohd

5 The Observer Friday, December 9, 1983 page 5 Co-Direcor of he Naional Cener for Economic Alernaives. Also, serves as senior economic advisor o he Naional Economic Recovery Projec. Chairman of he Board of Lehman Brohers Kuhn Loeb nc., an inernaional invesmen banking firm. Also serves as direcor of six oher major U.S. corporaions. Vice presiden and chief economis a General Moors. Serves on he boards of wo major corporaions and is a rusee a Princeon Universiy. Vice presiden and gro p execuive in charge of he Public Affairs Saffs Group for General Moors. Also is a parner of he Chicago law firm Kirkland and Ellis. Wha Rome has o do Wih Wall Sree Bishops o consul expers in business, heology o gaher informaion for upcoming pasoral leer By MARY JACOBY News Saff The old quesion "Wha has jerusalem o do wih Ahens?" will be appropriaely changed o "Wha has Rome o do wih Wall Sree" when a symposium sudying ehics and he markeplace convenes a Nore Dame Monday. Five American bishops charged wih drafing a pasoral leer on Caholic social eaching and he American economy for he Naional Conference of Caholic Bishops will consul wih expers in business, labor and heology. The bishops will likely presen heir firs draf documen a he naional conference of bishops in November This symposium, however. is he firs consulaion by he bishops ha has been open o he public. More han 50 colleges and universiies will be represened, and 20 newspaper and elevision reporers from around he counry will aend. Because he evenual documen may criicize some aspecs of capialism, he bishops' effors are aracing almos as much aenion as he commiee which recenly drafed he saemen on nuclear war. The bishops' commiee, appoined in 1981 by he naional bishops conference, asked Nore Dame's Cener for Ehics and Religious Values in Business o convene he symposium. The cener is under he co-direcorship of Faher Oliver Williams and john Houck, boh of he managemen deparmen. "The bishops wan o wrie a documen oday ha hisorians 40 or 50 years from now will say had major impac on he rajecory of indusrial sociey," Houck said. The naional conference of bishops in 1919, Houck added, wroe a documen on he economy ha "laid he blueprin for he New Deal." The symposium will be held in he Cener for Coninuing Educaion Monday hrough Wednesday. Seminars on economic planning, employmen he poor, and U.S. rade wih developing counries will be led by 18 expers in he fields. Some 50 resource persons from Nore Dame's faculy and from church, business and labor groups will paricipae in he discussions. The seminar leaders will disribue previously prepared 25-page papers and summarize he conens during he discussions. Microphones will also be provided o allow he audience o ask quesions. The bishops' commiee previously decided ha he proposed leer should include a presenaion of Chrisian principles and a of he economy. The symposium is open o he general public, including sudens. Advance regisraion is required. According o Williams, he pasoral leer was proposed because he church has always been concerned wih insilling Chrisian values in sociey. The leer, he said, will focus on how Chrisian ehics can help deermine he organizaion of he economy for boh growh and equiy so ha economic burdens do no fall primarily on he poor. By examining Caholic social eaching and he American economy, he bishops hope o offer guidance o people wishing o apply religious values o he economy. The bishops' commiee has already wrien he porion of he leer concerning Chrisian principles and visions of he economy. Bu a complee draf - including secions on economic planning, employmen, he poor, and Third World rade- has no been made final. Williams said he bishops will have o decide a nex week's conference how deailed he leer should be. Chrisian principles mus be applied o he four areas, alhough he said here arc no any specific "Chrisian" answers o he problems. "The hrus here is o find ou he meaning of one's faih as i applies o an indusrial sociey," Houck said. Sudens preparing for careers in business, law, medicine and engineering "would wan o ask hese quesions." Commiee members, arriving on Dec. 13 and 14, will be saying a he Morris nn. Milwaukee Archbishop Rember Weakland, chairman of he commiee, will celebrae he 5:15 p.m. Tuesday Mass a Sacred Hear Church. The Nore Dame Chapel Choir will also be appearing. Members of he bishops' commiee include Weakland, Alana Archbishop Thomas A. Donnellan; Bishop George H. Spelz, of S. Cloud, Minn.; Bishop William K. Weigand, ofsai Lake Ciy, Uah; and Auxiliary Bishop Peer A. Rosazza, Harford, Conn. Speakers no picured include Daniel R. Finn, chairman of he economics deparmen a S. John's Universiy; Joe Holland, co-direcor of he Cener of Concern in Washingon, D.C.; Faher David Hollenbach, associae professor of he:;ological ehics a Weson School of Theology in Cambridge, Mass.; Dennis McCann, professor of religious sudies a DePaul Universiy; Kirk Hanson of Sanford Universiy; Rudy Oswald, of he AFL CO; Gerald Cavanagh of he Universiy of Deroi; Faher Richard McBrien, chairman of heology a Nore Dame and Lee Tavis, C. R. Smih Chair of Business Ad- The Schedule MONDAY, DEC. 12 1:15 o 1:45 - Opening Remarks John Houck and Faher Oliver Williams, conference organizers Faher Theodore Hesburgh, Nore Dame 1:45 o 5:30 - Economic Planning Presiden of Dillon Companies, in Huchinson, Kansas. Also is a member ca he Naional Board of Consulans for he Naional Endowmen for he Humaniies. Gar Alperoviz, Naional Cener for Economic Alernaives Peer. G. Peerson, Lehman Brohers Kuhn Loeb Marina von Nuemann Whiman, General Moors Elmer W. Johnson, General Moors Daniel R. Finn, S. John's Universiy Chairman: Kirk Hanson, Sanford Universiy TUESDAY, DEC. 13 8:45 o 11 :45 - Employmen Joseph A. Pichler, Dillon Companies F. Ray Marshall, former secreary of labor Rudy Oswald, AFL-CO David Hollenbach, Universiy of Deroi Chairman: Gerald Cavanagh, Universiy of Deroi 1:45 o 5:00 - The Poor and Disadvanaged Michael Novak, American Enerprise nsiue Graciela Olivarez, aorney Dennis P. McCann, DePaul Universiy Chairman: Faher Richard McBrien, Nore Dame WEDNESDAY, DEC.14 8:45 o 11:30 - U.S. Trade wih Third World Faher Ernes Barell, Nore Dame C. Fred Bergsen, nsiue for nernaional Economics Joe Holland, Cener for Concern Chairman: Lee Tavis, Nore Dame 11:30 - Closing Remarks Rember Weakland, Archbishop of Milwaukee Each speaker will presen a 20-minue summary of his or her paper on he opic. Discussions will be in he CCE Audiorium. F. Ray Marshall Bernard Rapopor Cenermial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs a he Universiy of Texas a Ausin. Presiden of he Naional Policy Exchange Michael Novak Residen Scholar in Religion and Public Policy a he American Enerprise nsiue in Washingon, D.C. Has served as an advisor o Presidens Ford and Carer. Graciela Olivarez Aorney-a-law, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Former direcor of he Communiy Services Adminisraion. C. Fred Bergsen Direcor of he nsiue for nernaional Economics. Former ass. secreary of he Treasury for nernaional Affairs. Also, senior fellow of he Brookings nsiuion. Faher Ernes Barell Execuive direcor of he Helen Kellogg nsiue for nernaional Sudies a Nore Dame. Also serves as overseas mission coordinaor for rhe priess of Holy Cross.

6 The Observer Friday, December 9, pa:ge 6 Reagan criicizes schools' discipline J:'unice Tornella, Anne Riordan, and Besy Burke (/rom lef) flock aroundjol(y old S. Nick (alias james Rleyer) during he S. Mary's Chris:mas Bazaar in LeMans' lobby. The rio was selling picures wih Sana o raise money for he Freshman Council for he Unied Way. Sovies predic 'nuclear winer' Associaed Press WASHNGTON - A compuerassised Sovie sudy, virually maching assessmens by U.S. scieniss, shows ha any survivors of a nudear war would f.1ce a "long nuclear winer" hr a ning heir exincion, a Sovk scienis said yeserday. "A nudear w;u of any scope would m an eiher he disappearanc of mankind or is degradaion o a level below he prehisoric one," said Vladimir Alexandrov, head of. a climae-modeling laboraory a he Sovk Academy of Sciences Compuing Cener. The research indings presened by Alcxandrov a a Capiol Hill symposium paralleled recen forecass by U.S. scieniss abou worldwide caasrophic weaher changes likely o resul from a large-scale nuclear.exchange..n opening he session, Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., conended "he evidem:e now poins over'whelmingly o his sark ruh: a hird world war would be he las ~orld war - for i would be a war agains he world iself." "The inescapable ruh is ha he firing of even a fracion of he Sovie and American arsenals would urn he norhern ;Jemisphere ino a cold des cr and he whole earh ino a dying plane," he said. ' l~ Kennedy and Sen. Mark Hafield, R-Ore., leading congressional advocaes of a U.S.-Sovie nuclear weapons freeze, co-sponsored yeserday's session in conjuncio n wih he Nuclear Freeze Foundaion, a Washingon-based group. Kennedy assailed a recen sudy by he Federal Emergency Managemen Adminisraion suggesing ha U.S. agriculural oupu would largely be able o survive a nuclear aack. " am disurbed... by coninuing signs ha some in he adminisraiun regard nuclear war as winnable and survivable," he said. "This kind of hinking makes nuclear war more likely because i-makes nuclear war seem more bearable." -- Associaed Press NDANAPOLS Presiden Reagan declared yeserday ha America's schools mus be "emples of learning, no drug dens," and said he had ordered he jusice and Educaion deparmens o find ways of helping schools "enforce discipline." The presiden, in a speech prepared for delivery before an educaion summi of 2,300 eachers, school adminisraors, poliicians, parens, and eachers' union represenaives, called for sricer classroom discipline and unveiled a program of presidenial academic awards. He old he group he had ordered jusice and Educaion "o find ways we can help eachers and adminisraors enforce discipline." On he fligh from Washingon, Whie House spokesman Larry Speakes, discussing Reagan's order o he jusice Deparmen, said he deparmen was looking for ways in which school principals can work wih law. enforcemen officers o improve communiy suppor for school discipline. He said Reagan's ineres in sricer discipline did no necessarily mean suppor for physical punishmen. Reagan rode by moorcade o he Naional Forum on Excellence in Educaion afer arriving here by plane. Side srees along his moorcade roue were blocked wih snowplows, dumprucks and buses, reflecing he ighened securiy around. he presiden in recen weeks. Criicizing suggesions ha more money was needed o improve he ---- naion's schools, Reagan said ha oal money for schm)ls was up almos 7 percen over"he pas year. This increase sems from greaer sae and local spending, raher han a greaer "federal conribuion. "f money alone were he answer, he problem would have been shrinking, no growing," he presiden said. Speakes old reporers ha while significan increases in he educaion budge were no anicipaed, here was no decision abou cubacks. The New York Times, quoing Educaion Deparmen officials, repored he presiden's nex educamn budge would be beween he S l 5.2 billion approved by Congress his year and he S 13.5 billion he adminisraion had projeced for his year. Educaion Secreary T.H. Bell has acknowledged, however; ha more money is needed o mee he recommendaions made by a presidenial commsson on educaion las spring. Tha panel decried "a rising ide of mediocriy" in he naion's schools. "America's schools don' need vas new sums of money as much as hey need a few fundamenal reforms," Reagan said. "Firs, we need o resore good, old-fashioned discipline," he said. "n oo many schools across he land, eachers can' each because hey lack he auhoriy o make sudens ake ess and hand in homework. Some don' even have he auhoriy o quie do~vn heir class." 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7 _. The Observer U.S. agrees o plan o mainain roops Associaed Press BRUSSELS - The Unied Saes and hree allies agreed yeserday o keep heir roops in Lebanon, bu here were signs of growing impaience ha h: bloodshed was coninuing despie he presence of he mulinaional force. "We do no wan o give he impression ha we would abandon he Lebanese. We suppor Presiden (Amin) Gemayel," said Foreign Miniser Claude Cheysson of France. Bu an alian spokesman old reporers ha his naion is considering removing,000 of is 2,100 roops from he mulinaional force. And a Briish official, wlio insised on anonymiy, said, "All along i has been acceped his is no an openended commimen. Our aim has been o creae circumsances in which he MNF (mulinaional force) is no longer needed." The renewed commimens of he four naions came during a breakfas meeing of foreign minisers in he suie of "eorge Shulz, he U.S. secreary of sae. The meeing involved Shulz, Cheysson, Foreign Secreary Geoffrey Howe of Briain and Foreign Miniser Giulio Andreoi of ialy. A U.S. official said he minisers emphasized ha he 5,600-man force is inended o improve sabiliy in Lebanon and o help "esablish condiions under which Lebanon can re~over is full independence and inegriy." He said hey agreed he wo main prioriies in Lebanon are naional reconciliaion and he wihdrawal of all foreign forces and ha hey vowed "o do all in heir power o promoe his." srael, Syria and he Palesinians all have forces on Lebanese erriory. The premier of aly and opposiion figures in he oher counries have expressed concern abou heir involvemen afer he Unied Saes on Sunday bombed Syrian aniaircraf posiions. U.S. officials said he bombing was mean o proec surveillance flighs linked o he mulinaional force. More han _:,oo roops of he mulinaional force have been killed, including 256 U.S. servicemen. A U.S. spokesman acknowledged he poliical salemae and violence in Lebanon could exhaus he paience of "he various publics" if progress oward a soluion isn' forhcoming soon. The U.S. official said he commimen o keeping he fore~ in Lebanon isn' linked o progress on naional ;econciliaion. Bu he added, "Wha happens as you progress over he weeks and monhs if here is no progress on he naional reconciliaion fron, don' know." He briefed reporers on he condiion he no be idenified. CRAZY PCTURE HUNT CONCLUDES: Penny Voe for Unied Way Fund in LaForune Arium Monday, December 12 and Tuesday December 13 11:00 a.m. o 4:00p.m. each day Come and Voe! Winner o be decided Tues., Dec. 13 a 4pm DRAFT: MLTARY COUNSELNG Trained counselors are available o assis Nore Dame sudens in he discernmen of heir own consciences regarding wheher or no hey are morally willing o figh in a war For more informaion conac; Margare Garvey Office of Campus Minisry Friday, D~cember9, page 7 Paul Kompare buys a pizza in Sanford Food Sales from Dan O'Donnell. coninued from page Flanner Hall Commercial-ype Bakers Pride full size oven, diry and lacking appropriae and proper venilaion Refrigeraor diry This deparmen quesions he use of he garbage can as a sump crock and he sump pump locaed in a food sorage and food preperaion area mproper washing of uensils Lacking appropriae and safe emperaure conols for hazardous foods Roden infesaion Grace Hall Plugged drain in he Coke cooler mproper sorage in sorage area creaing a fire hazard Plugged drain in Pepsi cooler Use of he enamelware uensils (no allowed) mproper cleaning of food holding uensils A he ime of he evaluaion, here was a milk delivery wih no ime indicae_d on he delivery slip and he milk and chip dip had risen o room emperaure or approximaely 67 degrees Farenhei Commercial-syle Souh Bend pizza oven filhy and lacking appropriae and safe venilaion sysem, creaing a fire hazard Quarry ile used as a liner for shelves in he pizza oven Flammable and combusible maerials sored on he op of he pizza oven Porable hobox very diry mproper sorage of single service (plasic) iems mproper wiring Pasquerilla Eas Generally, Pasquerilla Eas is limied in food service and found o be in good shape Pasquerilla Wes The pizza oven is locaed on a combusible surface Generally, Pasquerilla Wes was found o be in good condiion Farley Hall Single service (plasic) uensils sored on he floor Pizza cookers sored and used on a combusible surface Large accumulaion of unempied rash Breen-Phillips Hall Toaser diry Generally, food sales operaion in good condiion Holy Cross Hall Refrigeraor diry Pizza cooker no properly elecrically grounded n need of general and overall cleaning Lewis Hall All four pizza cookers filhy One pizza cooker locaed oo close o he sink, he G.E. home-syle oven is very filhy The sorage of single service (plasic) uensils is deplorable and hese uensils are being reused Refrigeraor filhy "Happy Hour" 4-7 p.m. Mixed Drinks 2 for 1 12oz Drafs... SOC ~ PLANNNG A TRP TO CHCAGO? 1 TAKE THE NEW SOUTH SHORE : Comforable, fas, convenien service o he hear of downown Chicago. A one - way icke is jus $7. Save even more money by buying a new 10- ride icke (valid on all non-rush-hour and weekend rain"s) which is 20 percen o he regular fare- or ride he Souh Shore on Sundays when he one-way fare is jus $5.60. Weekday rains o Chicago leave Souh Bend a 7:00 am, 8:55 am, and 8:35pm local ime. The nex wo Saurdays, December 10 and 17, an exra rain has been added deparing Souh Bend a 9:35 am. Oher rains on Saurdays depar a 7:40am, 11:30 am, 4:40pm, and 7:35pm. On boh Saurday and Sunday, rain deparures from Chicago are a 12:15 pm, 3:58 pm, and 5:58pm Chicago ime. For more informaion call or (Mon- Fri) Healh ZahmHall Cardboard used in he mirowave creaing a fire hazard Two commercial-syle Bakers Pride ovens diry creaing a fire hazard and lacking appropriae venilaion Two small pizza cookers very diry Keenan Hall Three home-syle ovens an absolue disaser (evidence of fire problems) A venilaion hood and sysem is presen bu is lacking filers and is improperly consruced wih improper moors and venilaion drivers Walls and floors filhy Sanford Hall Home-syle oven exremely filhy Commercial-syle Bakers Pride oven verv diry, remendous cheese buildups and lacking appropriae venilaion Roed food was locaed in he refrigeraor and he refrigeraor was filhy Uensil saniaion deplorable An and roach infesaion Sorin Hall The ovens and microwaves filhy Floors filhy Cooler filhy Mouse infesaion Severe food sorage problems Walsh Hall Pizza cooker diry Popcorn maker diry Supposedly clean dishes sill diry S. Edward's Hall Commercial-syle Bakers Pride oven very diry, wih burned cheese buildups, and lacking appropriae and safe venilaion Small pizza oven diry Floor filhy Uensils diry Walls filhy Large accmulaion ofrash Kichenee filhy Uncovered and unproeced food in he cooler.snow coninued from page There is no Universiy rule agains hrowing snowballs, said Roemer adding, " don' know ha would recommend such a rule." He noed, however, he snowball figh violaed Universiy rule one in Du Lac, which prohibis "any hrea or deliberae injury o he person of anoher wi l in or wihou he Universiy communiy." Roemer said he plan:< ro send a leer o each recor abou i. "Those who hrow shoulu ake responsibiliy," said Roemer, "bu how are you going o assess responsibiliy? would be nice if hose who caused he damages came forh and ook responsibiliy, bu doub hey will."

8 View~oin Friday, December 9, page 8 Ah yes. never hough 'd look hack a Su d n llnion icke lonies of pas years wih fond memorie~. hu afn he n n n Billy Jod fiasco, wdl... Mos of you know abou i, eiher because you wen. involved or r ad he coverage. And Tim Neely Suggesions for a new loery sysem Gues column many of you found ou how much your num h r was worh when you picked up he ickes - an inordinae number of sudens were assigned o he bleachers, and some of hose were hid('fjus bleal h r scas. We all know wha happened. So how can hings be differen in case sul h a big aracion should come o he ACC in he fuure? Hrs, de,elop a sysem which does no force sulenls o pari u ilh heir 1/J cards. As a v eran of many concer loeries, didn' see anyhing wrong wih he m hod used unil, for unknown reasons, i was scrapped his year. To fill in h uninformed, here's how i worked: A sud n showed a maximum of one (his, hn, someone dse's) > a he door, and was gin n a piece ofpap r wih a number Boring cheers Dear lidilor: Now ha he fooball season is over, would like o address an issue far removed from h usual criicism launched agains coa<:h and players. wish o commen on he <:hans and songs used by fans a h games. is no a criical view, he cheerleaders are enhusiasic and h sud ns as a whole sand b hind heir am whaever he score. Bu sill hink many of our cheers are monoonous. V ry differen from he "rev nge fumble" sung a he USC game and he jingling of keys during he Pi game. Why no adop ~imilar ideas hroughou he season ins ad of using hem a paricular games and p p rallks only? Perhaps a n1mpeiion could be organized, along he lines of h Banner coness, o find som n w chn rs. would be ineresing o see if Nore Dam could become as famous for is suppor rs a~ he fooball eam is for hdr playing. This would requir slighly more simulaing chans han "Go, Go, Go" or h more suble "Go, rish, Go". Winson Griffin s God a he? Dear Fdilor: Does Keih Picha (Dec ) really bdi've any b ndi could come from his proposal o inv n a pronoun, Az, o refer o <;od? The prnlkamen ha so concerns him resuls from he fac ha w choose o use a p rsonal pronoun in referem.'l' o God, bu he English languaj.:e hao; no appropriae pronoun. Picher admis ha "Calling <;od a 'he' is a bl's a nwaphor, if no merdy a weakness in human language." n addiion. he saes ha such God nwaphors an "by naure quie incomplee:, as any idea of (;od mus he." Given hese: premises, migh i no be more rea~onahlc: o on i. Someone a he fron of he room drew numbc:rs which deermined a place in line for icke saks. The nex day, sudens arrived a he icke office u oher convenien locaion o buy heir kkes in accordance wih heir loery posiions. There were some flaws in his, like: in he case of he occasional person who overslep his place in line, and i also wa'> a mess in large loeries, bu compar:d o he sysc:m of hrowing Ds ino a ha and drawing hem, and having people pay for he ickes wihou knowing wha hey're gc:ing bdorc:hand, i makes more sense. Sc:cond, develop some way o deermine suden response o cerain acs. is my undersanding ha he concer people a Suden Union had no idea how popular a Billy Joel concer would be. Shame:, shame! n April 1979, Joel made a sop a he ACC during his 52nd Sree our. The people running concer loreries knew how popular he was hen (and he's even more popular now) and were ready for i: he loery was scheduled a nigh ( 7 pm) and in Sepan Cener, he: larges building available. Approximaely 1,850 people were here:, and he line sreched a one: poin back o he Norh Dining Hall. We: all know wha happened when ao; many people ried o jam ino he Nazz! There are cerain acs which will do well accep he limiaions of he English language, openly acknowledge hem and move on o less inracable probler.s? do agree, however, wih Picher's conclusion ha "when we sop referring o God exclusively as 'He' we will make more of a saemen abou ourselves han God." ndeed, we may make an "Az" ou of vurselves. Rick Aucher P. 0. Box Q Exam proposal Dear Edior: Nex year a his ime could he sudying for exams ha~ are worh more han one half of my grade. However,, like he majoriy of Nore Dame sudens will be grealy dismayed if his new exam proposal is passed. Alhough here may be some reasoning behind he sysem, he disadvanages grealy ouweigh he benefis.!.alhough an exam is a good meao;ure of he suden's comprehension, an exam is no necessarily he bes mehod for every course. 2.A more heavily weighed exam would probably make he suden sudy more inenly. Bu presenly, mos sudens sudy coninually hroughou he semeser and sudy ~ aa&jl even harder during exam ime. However, if fv.,. he final exam is worh one half or more of he final grade, here would be a greaer endency o "blow off' he semeser and cram for he final. creaing poor sudy habis..'u could also foresee 6ercer compeiion ~ among sudens. Righ now, he sudens arc highly compeiive, bu no necessarily wih each oher. Friendliness prevails here as sudens help each oher, unlike many schools where experimens are desroyed and hdp is d<:nied. Bu if he exam value is increased, academics would be sressed even more, and people would be more concerned abou heir own academics and no heir fellow sudens. 4.Finally, i would be highly unfair if one wao; o work diligenly hroughou he course, geing good grades, ye because of a "bad day" or poor esing abiliy, he grade could be among ND sudens. Everyone knows Bruce Springseen is one of hem, bu no one seems o know who else. Finding hose ou is imporan o avoid having anoher oudoor loery in freezing weaher. also should avoid having o give sudens an excess of bleacher seas. Third, when a high-demand concer does come o he ACC, change he loery sysem! One of he flaws of boh he old and new 'llehods described above is he wai... and wai... and wai involved. Seniors will recall he bungled Bruce Springseen loery of December 980, in which sudens sa in Sepan Cener on he sudy day before finals for up o five hours - for bleacher se:j.s or no scas a all. This leads o he obvious quesion (and answer) on solving his: Hasn' anyone who works a Suden Union ever heard of he compuer? Afer ha loery, wroe an aricle in The Observer (January 16, 198) explaining how Suden Union could run big loeries using his novel device. The mehod is similar o ha adoped in 98 by he Services Commission for is away fooball game loreries: sudens sign up for several days, lising name and D number, and hen he enries are fed ino a compuer. will hen spi hem ou in random order. The lis hen could be posed in several convenien LaForune locaions. drasically lowered. By viewing he effecs of he exam proposal, i is dear ha i only pus he Nore Dame suden a a disadvanage. Kelly McCloskey ND-SMCies Dear Edior: The hough of being a freshman a Sain Mary's College, locaed righ across he sree from he Universiy of Nore Dame, had me ecsaic hroughou he summer. Upon arrival, found he recepion from boh schools raher cordial a firs. However, by he second week of school! was dubbed a "SMC Chick." 've heen wondering since ha day why \ OJL J dg 0)\4/fl And fourh, end preferenial reamen in loeries for anyone no direc~y involled wih he process. has come o my aenion ha, more ofen and more blaanly han in oher years, Suden Union and Suden Governmen people have been abusing heir privilege of preferenial concer ickes. They ask for seas closer han ever o he fron row; a leas in he pas, hey were more discree in choosing icke locaions. Only hose people who have somehing o do wih he process - he Concer Commissioner, he people helping run he loery and sell ickes come o mind immediaely - deserve such a fringe benefi. Everyone else - ener he loery like your fellow classmaes. 's no wonder ha sudens wih decen picks (by pas sandards) ended up in Secion 7 or 0. Supposedly, some measures are being aken o make hings run more smoohly in he fuure. Bu as Souh Bend is no a popular sop for mos acs he ND/SMC communiy wans o see, wiu he Billy Joel mess - which made ha Springseen one seem like i was perfec - be forgoen by he nex ime? Le's hope no. Tim Nee~y, a 1983 Nore Dame graduae, currenly lives in Souh Bend. An Observer columnis for several years, he is currenly working on a book deailing he hisory of Nore Dame baskeball. Sain Mary's sudens are sc.-coyped and why a rivalry which really shouldn' exis, sews beween girls from Nore Dame and Sain Mary's. hough boh schools formed one Chrisian communiy in which anybody and everybody could be friends. The lao; hing a freshman from eiher campus needs is rejecion. Each ime sep on he Nore Dame campus feel like an invader. This frivolous prejudice held hy girls from boh campuses should be cas aside. Jus because aend Sain Mary's insead of Nore Dame does no mean am "supid" or "incompeen." is abou ime hese wo insiuions ry o forify, insead of sever, a bond among he sudens. We have so much o offer each oher if only we would ake he ime. Name wihh'ld upon reques The Observer~~ Ediorial Board Deparmen Managers 1'. 0 /lux (j..\'ulrdh/1/ll'. 1.\ 16 5 'i(j (.! 'J).!J'J 53fJ3 fbi' OJsl'r'l'r i~ hl' Hkp"ndnll ll'\\ ~Jl.lper puhlhhniih he 'rmkn!~ of hl' ni HT~i\ of :-.;on >anw du l.ac and 'o.1i11.\l.1n ~ < :olkgc doc~ no ncn ssarih rdln: he polil'il'~ of!ll' adminimraion ol l'ihn in~iuion. The nl w~ i~ rl'plrl d a~ ac ur:ldl ami a~ ohjtin h a~ po~~ihk l n~ignnl cdiroriab rqjrc~"n he opinon of a majoriy ofrlw hliorial Board. Comm'lllari ~. kun~. and h ln~id Column prc~"n 1 h<", kw~ of heir auhor~. < :olumn ~pac" i., aljilahk 10 all lllullh"r., ol rh communi)..llld!hl' fr"c cxprn~ion of' arying opini<hl~ on c:unpu~. hrough len,, b cncourag"d. Edior-in-Cbief David Dziedzic Managing Edior... Margare Fosmoe Execuive Edior... Paul McGinn Neu s Edior... Bob Vonderheide News Edior... Mark Worscheh Sain Marr's Edior Anne Monasyrski Spors Edior Michael Sullivan Viewpoin Edior... Keih Picher Feaures Edior... Sarah Hamilon Phoo Hdior... Sco Bower Business Manager... Chrisopher Owen Conroller... Alex Szilva~ Adverising Manager....Jeanie Poole Circulaion Manager... Mark Mioo Sysems Manager... Kevin Williams Founded November 3, 1966

9 Showcase Leers o a Lonely God Applause! Applause! by Rev. Rober Griffin feaures columnis aher John Reedy, C.S.C., publis of Ave Maria Press and assis Fher an recor of Carroll Hall, died las Friday. A dinner on Sunday, Faher Mike Murphy asked, "Are you going o wrie abou john in The Obseroer?" answered, " hope no." Grief becomes so public, as hough you were showing off, when you wrieofhedead. Ye, in weny-five years of wriing, always wroe wih john Reedy in mind. He was he criic, seen ou of he corner of my eye, whose approval was seeking. No one can ake his place as he faihful reader. am wriing his because his deparure is so overwhelmingly on my mind. john and were ogeher as seminarians; he was ordained wo years ahead of me. As edior of Ave Maria magazine, he published a number of my early pieces, including he very firs aricle. He encouraged me o wrie. praising my syle for having a special ouch, or infuriaingly chuckling as he rejeced he junk. mus have wrien more han a million words in my lifeime, and john, hink, saw mos of hem. He read aricles never dreamed he would see; occasionally, because of him, Obseroer pieces would be re-prined in naional publicaions. He alked of publishing a book of my wriings, and kep a file of maerials had auhored afer old him never kep copies of hings wroe. "Applause! Applause!" is he name of he game. The old vaudevillian akes he cener ofhe sage and shuffles hrough his dance rouine. He'll perform unil his dying breah if he audience encourages him. The dying Tinker Bell revives when she hears he clapping. n Salinger's sory, Zooey ells Franny ha he show mus go on because he Fa Miss Manners Lady is waching. The Fa Lady belongs wih he las ones of he Gospel who represen Chris. John Reedy, for me, ook he place ofhe Fa Lady. He was Peer Pan and he Homeless boys clapping for Tinker Bell. He was he appreciaive audience which kep he sof-shoe dancer going. He was my firs and las criic; because he was so unfailingly ineresed, he was probably he mos valuable criic. Reedy, as a lifelong friend, undersood he kinds of experience ha go ino wriing; he was a wrier himself Las year asked him, "John, why do you wrie?" He said, wih a grin, "Because of our egos." He undersood he pain underlying he carefully chosen words. Once, when my life was chaoic, and john was in a posiion of auhoriy, he conribued o he pain, and wen hrough a period of misrusing him. He old me should expec no special favors because he was my friend. never expeced special favors, and fel he was unfair. never waned o work for him as a young edior, because he would have been a ough boss. He mellowed wih he years. He would have become a beauiful old man, if he had lived He was one of he younges of our elders, wise and compassionae as a leader should be afer being blessed by suffering. Membership in a religious communiy gives you many brohers in Chris; i means you make many rips o he church o say goodbye o confreres. One funeral is like anoher, bu all deahs don' leave you feeling so exposed o life. Who else will undersand so well of care as John did? Who else will keep me hones wih his grin and ironic chuckle? A Mass, hink of he whie crosses in he cemeery by S. Mary's lake. How long does i ake in heaven o say hello o everyone? Do you speak o God firs, before shaking hands wih your family? Or do he sains gaher o mee you on he shore, so ha hey can lead you in like a freshman being brough o see he recor? shouldn' be searcy, should i, going o sleep in deah, when you know you will wake in he morning o he sigh of familiar faces? The hardes par of dying may be ha here is no chance of wriing a column abou i laer. The mysics who have visied heaven always say ha words are inadequae o describe he experience. 's hard o ge enhusiasic abou eerniy as you imagine i while living in an imperfec world. john Reedy, like ohers before him, has sepped ino an adjoining room, and closed he door behind him. A he hour of his deah, he was joined by wo oher members of Holy Cross, including Broher Kieran Ryan. 's impossile o imagine he joy ofhe family reunion. A he funeral services, fel jealous of he minisers who officiaed, as hough hey were closer o John han was. On a lis ofjohn Reedy's bes friends, here were probably many names ahead of mine, hough we were scarcely compeing. Reedy gave hem good advice, exchanged sories, performed as an elder, made hem feel cared for. Probably he didn' give hem an ideniy; ha's wha owed him: he gave me an ideniy. He said, "n wha you do bes, when you do i well, you have a special gif which gives excellence o your work." How beauiful i is o have a criic who praises you so highly. Life buns quie a lo when you lose your cheerleader. On behalf of all who miss him, wish he hadn' lef us so soon. Throw guess a meaphorical owel Dear Miss Manners - Please discuss houseguess who visi roommaes. Ou of financial necessiy, four of us share a ownhouse. We all have our own bedrooms; he oher wo women share he full bah off he maser bedroom. share he hall bah wih he man who is our fourh roommae. We live quie independenly of each oher, rarely go ou or socialize wih each oher, bu he household runs quie smoohly. We all spli he ren and divide all he household expenses. We share a living room wih half bah, a dining room urned sudy area, and a small kichen wih a able ha scas hree. Thing.-; are fine unil we sared geing houseguess. Wha are he hosess's responsibiliies oward boh he guess and he roommaes? Wha are he "roommaes" responsibiliies? And how should guess ac? Here arc some of he siuaions ha have occurred: Gues, and "didn' wan o be any boher" o heir hosess, and so would no use her bahroom, bu insead used he hall bah and hose "owels already ou." They lef he living room sofd bed coninually open and heir suicases and personal hings srewn abou so ha i by Judih Marin consanly looked like a fifh bedroom and was unusable as a living room. Guess and V didn' seem o realize ha we were cooking individually, and aced shocked when didn' share my dinner.( didn' have enough o share.) They also made no aemp a all o be quie in he mornings, alhough hey knew was on a schedule ha should have allowed me o sleep an hour longer. fel hey hough was somewha of a co-hosess. Gues V ried o be helpful, and even aemped o help me ou be removing dishes from my bedroom and puing hem in he dishwasher. Since hese included my ea's waer bowl and my favorie mug, neiher of which ever pu in he dishwasher, i was a puzzle o figure ou where hey were. f hese were in-laws, 'd feel cerain responsibiliies. fl really were a co-hosess, 'd know how o ac. Since 'm no, don' know he delicae differences beween rudeness and being sraighforward. Separaely, hese problems aren' very big. Bu 'm oally fed up by now. My roommaes eiher can' or won' sugges anyhing abou making sure we aren' consanly imposed on by guess. Wha should we do? The eiquee rules of he pas never had o deal wih a muli-independen person household. Can you please provide some ground rules? Genle Reader - Oh, yes, hey did, bu he esablishmens were called boarding houses, and hey had a residen owner who made rules and enforced hem or ejeced people who violaed hem. You will have o do his cooperaively, as equals, which is harder, bu as you have managed o pu ogeher a smooh household in oher respecs, Miss Manners is confiden you can accomplish his. Wha is hrowing you off is he pseudo-social relaionship you feel oward he guess, who have hus innocenly aoused your ire. Miss Manners raher piies hem, warily creeping abou, dripping wih anxiey o be ou of heir hoses.j's way, oaly o sumble ino yours. Throw hem a meaphorical owel, will you? Draw up some rules abou how much hospialiy--including elephone ime, bahroom assignmens and food suplies--each of you has o offer your guess. f yo a prin hem and eiher hand hem ou or {los hem, each of you can apologize o her guess, pleading heir cooperaion in placaing an unreasonable, fasidious :md sric landlady who remains secluded in he a~c unless her wrah is aroused. (c) Fea:re:> Syndicae THEATRE Friday, December 9, page 9 "The nvesigaion," a powerful docu-drama based on he ranscrip from he rial of 21 officials of he Auschwiz concenraion camp, coninues onigh and omorrow nigh a 8 in he CCE. The play, by Peer Weiss, is being presened by he Nore Dame/Sain Mary's Theare. Admission is $3 for he general public and $2.50 for senior ciizens and Nore Dame/Sain Mary's communiy members. Call for more informaion. The Souh Bend Civic Theare coninues "The House of Blue Leaves," oday and omorrow a 8:30p.m. in he Firehouse Theare. For reservaions call MUSC Barry Snyder will presen a piano concer Sunday a 4 p.m. in he Annenburg. Snyder, who has sudied wih V.M. Sokolov and Cecile Genha.r. has appeared wih he Alana, Deroi, Houson and Naional Symphonies. He firs achieved inernaional prominence in 1966, winning hree prizes a he Van Cliburn compeiion. Two Nore Dame bands will presen a jazz concen onigh a 8 in Washingon Hall. Admission is free for ND SM C faculy and sudens, S 1 for oher sudens, and S 2 for he general public. A lessons and Carols Service, conduced by Raymond Sprague, will be held Sunday a 8 in he Church of Loreo. ART An exhibiion of almos one-founh of Rembrand's enire eched wock will be on view a he Snie Museum beginning Sunday and coninuing hrough january. The exhibiion covers vinually all he biblical narraives which so engrossed he grea Baroque aris in his graphic and pained work. The eching are from a privae collecion and comprise numerous brillian impressions, rare saes, and counerprools of some of he subjecs. The public is invied o an opening session Sunday a 1 p.m. Exhibiions of lihography by Currier and ves, paining and graphics by Douglas Kinsey, and fundamenal conceps in ar are now on display in he Snie. Phoographs by Seve Prinser are being exhibied in he sis Gallery of he An Building. MASS The Masses his Sunday in Sacred Hear Church will have he following celebrans: Fr. Joseph Waler, a 5:15p.m. (Saurday nigh vigil) Fr. George Wiskirchen, a 9 am. Fr. Daniel]enky, a 10:30 Fr. Danieljcnky, a 12:15 MOVES Shenanigans is sponsoring a nigh of Chrismas movies, oday and omorrow a 7, 9, and 11 in he Engineering Audiorium. Each showing begins wih carol singing, followed by he caroon "Woody Plays Sana" Nex is he old favorie "The Ule Drummer Boy," a model-animaion abou a young boy who follows he hree kings o Behlehem, where he plays his drum for he infan Chris. Finally, he 1935 version of"scrooge," he screen producion of Charles Dickens' novel in which a miser is reformed by he Ghoss of Chrismas, will be shown. Admission is S 1 for he hree movies. "Senso," a 1954 alian ffim, is onigh's Annenburg Audiorium movie, o begin a 7. The film is a lavish saging of an ill-faed romance beween a noblewoman and a young officer of he Ausrian army occupying Venice in he 1860's. MSCELlANEOUS The senior class Chrismas Cockail Pary begins onigh a 6 in he Monogram Room of he ACC. There will be dancing, a cash bar from 6 o 10 p.m., a gif raffle and give-a-ways by Sana Tickes are S3. Tomorrow he seniors will join for Chrismas Carols and ree rimming a Marian Hill Reiremen Home a p.m. The junior class Chrismas pary will be held onigh a Haggar College Cener from 9 o 1. Tickes are S 1. The Graduae Suden Union has also planned a Chrismas pary for onigh from 7 o 12 in he Banque Room of he CCE. Faher Hesburgh will join he pary, which will include dancing, food and a half price cash bar. Admission is S2. The Suden Union is sponsoring a shopping ip o Chicago, leaving Sunday a 9 am. from he Library Circle. Donus and soda will be provided. Tickes are on sale a. he SU record sore for S5. A Guadalupe Fiesa will begin Sunday a 11 wih a Spanish Mass in he Farley Hall Chapel, afer which here will be a Chili Lunch in he Cener for Social Concerns.

10 Spors Briefs,~~~~~~~~, The Nore D3.ne Sailing eanj. is looking for sailors wih big boa racing experience o sail in he Kennedy Cup nex spring. f ineresed, conac Chris Hussey a The Observer n inerhall baskeball acion, scores of 'A' league games were: Off-Campus 44, Carroll 42; Grace 53, Pangborn 52; S. Ed's 40, Flanner :36. n '8' league acion: Morrissey 46, Dillon 19; Grace 54, Fisher :38; Zahm 45, Flanner 42; Alumni 59, Morrissey 50; Keenan 5.3, Dillon 4.3; Grace 51, Howard 48; Holy Cross 66, Off Campus 5. - The Obsen,er Sepan Cener will be closed during exam week. - Obsen1er Classifieds The The Nore Dan1e-Michigan women's baskeball game onigh will be shown on elevision on a delayed broadc~. The game, which begins a 7:30p.m., will be aired on WSJV-TV ( Ch. 28) on Sunday from 4:30 o 6 p.m. The elecas is sponsored by Firs Source Bank. - The Observer. Any inerhall fooball equipmen ha has no been reurned ye should be reurned before Wednesday. The NV A will bill hose who have no urned in heir equipmen by ha ime. Remember ha inflaion has affeced he price of fooball uniforms as well. -The Observer Frid.ay, December 9, page 10 f f f Buy Observer: '"'... -.~""... -ds The Obsen1er Nore Dame office, locaed on he hird floor o LaForune Suden Cener, acceps classified adverising from 9 a.m. unil 4 p.m., Monday hrough Friday. The Observer Sain Mary's office, locaed on he hird floor of Haggar College Cener, acceps classifieds from 12:30 p.m. unil 3 p.m., Monday hrough Frida.y. kadline for nex day clas sifieds is 3 p.m. All classifieds mus he prepaid, eiher in person or hy mail. Charge is 0 c ens per seven characers per day. NOTCES PRO TYPE. 12 yrs. expenence. Spec1ahzmg 1n disseraions, manuscrips. heses. and suden papers Call for raes TYPNG afer 5:30 HALF PRCE!.50 off! $2.50 off! 56'o off! Coupons 1n he yellow pages of your Campus Telephone Direcory! GERRY FAUST S NOT A MAJOR COL LEGE FOOTBAU COACH. u.... DANCNG! 112 PRCE DRNKS! FOOD! FATHER HESBURGH! ALL AT THE GRADUATE STUDENT UNON CHRSTMAS PARTY. ONLY 2$ FOR THE GALA GRADUATE EVENT OF THE YEAR. 8 2 PM. FR. DEC 9. CCE. CHRSTMAS NAZZ Th1s Sa. nigh a 9 PM GERRY FAUST- PLEASE DO EVERYBODY A FAVOR AND RESGN! DON'T HURT NO. JACKE WLSON SAD Wilson Dnveawayl Cars o all poons 1n USA. only 20$ and you pick up car on Chicago. Call ATTENTON NO STUDENTS N FONET. he long d<sance suden elephone nework, w1u be conducing early s1gn-up oday from 9am 4pm in he lower level of he LaForune Suden Cener. Suden billing num- bars WLL NOT WORK afer Dec 31. SGN-UP TODAY AVOD THE LONG LNES AT REGSTRATON LOST/FOUND LOST: A gold algne ring wih he niials BSA. -n Dillon and Alumni on Friday Nov.. H found call Beh LOST: NAVY BLUE NYLON MEN'S JACKET, SZE LARGE, SAYS "MOUNTAN" ON T. REWARD. CALL LOST: Amehys ring a Lew<s Hall Formal 2/2. Grea senimenal value Please call6289 HELP! someone picked up my ligh brown gloves w<h wool limng a he library on P1ease call paul a you found hem. FOUND: A Silver hand held Digial Clock 1n a brown case, Fnday ngh a Farley's Red and Green Pary To cla1m please call Parick a 754. LOST: Blue Denim Jacke Las seen in hallway wih oher coas a S. Ed's pary Saurday mgh. VERY JMP'T Please call PATT a Noques1ons asked. Los Woman's gold wach. Be. Farley and O'Shag on 12/5. f found. PLEASE CALL6881 los key ring wih approxmaely 8 keys on i. if found, please call handsome reward! LOST: ONE PAR OF EYEGLASSES in a gray glasses case c n Fnda y, December 2 in he CSC bu<lding or Norh Dining Hall 'Or somewhere 1n beween. f found, please call Debb1e a LOST A RED, V-NEC.K, ZOD SWEATER AT ALUMN'S CHRSTMAS PARTY ON SATURDAY THE 3RD OF DECEMBER f you have he sweaer, please call LOST Brown weed English cap. Las seen Thurs. 12/1 in 34 1n Oshag. Grea spiriual value. Please call Ed a 542. Thanks. Found: one red/whie mien in or abou Nicki's. Behaved o belong o someone in Walsh? nquire wrh<n 444 Morrissey. Los: A NAME-o he genleman who was kind enough o make sure go home friday nigh from Pangborn! have your coa bu'no your name-call4390 FOR RENT... MOVNG OFF CAMPUS? Nex Sam. or nex year - call us firs. Tom or Louise McGann or BR HOUSE FOR RENT. EXTRA CLEAN. SAFE NEGHBORHOOD. GAS HEAT AND WOOD STOVE, FUR NSHED. $ AFTER 5. GEOFF ND'75. Furnshed room and kichen faciliies S 25 (Mr. Garcia ) WANTED RDE NEEDED TO NEW YORK, SYRACUSE OR THE VCNTY AFTER FNALS CALL CHRS AT ANYTME. Riders needed o ATLANTA or anywhere along 1-75 or 1-16 & 1-95 in Georgia. Leav1ng afer finals. Call Alan a 402. AM DRVNG TO JAX. FLA FOR XMAS, VA 1-65, CAN TAKE 2,3. LEAVE 12/22, RETURN 1/14. CALL4739. WANTED: Defensive backs lor game O.C. 29. No experience necea.. ry. Apply fooball omce, ACC. Waned: Dependable female o share hvng expenses in furnished house 15 minues from campus. $50.00 per monh includes uiliies. Non-smoker preferred. Call or Ask for Brenda. NEED RDE TO BOSTON FOR X-MAS BREAK. WLL SHARE USUAL CALL MARK8906 ONE RDER NEEDED TO HOUSTON: LEAVNG EARLY ON 12/21. CALL ROB 802 need my car dnven back o S.B. from Pompano Beach, FL. afer X-MAS break. ineresed, call Dee a Need ride o CLEVELAND 2-20 afer 4 pm.call Pam NEED RDE o NJ Mon nigh or Tues 12/19,20 LZ 1267 NEED RDE o Md/DC M.E. 266 WANTED: FEMALE TO SHARE 2 BDR APT. JAN-r.1AY $137 & UTLTES VLLAGE TERRE APT CALL ATER 5 PM. NEED RDE TO D.C. FOR BREAK. CAN LEAVE ANYTME AFTER 5 P.M. ON MON. 12/19 CALL MEGAN 4238 SMC. n~~d riel~ ~ D.C. ~iio Roanok~ ~r~~ C~~ leave 2/21. Call M1ke a 3342 lae a nigh. need ride o D.C. or Roanoke. Can leave 12/21. call Mike Skelly a DETROTERS NTERESTED N CHRSTMAS BUS? CALL MARY (4514) OR JOE ( 54) BEFORE TUESDAY Need nde o Columbus(Worhingon) on Wed. Dec. 21s. Reurning Jan. 16. Will share usual. David 327. Need a ride o PTTSBURGH. Can leave 12/21 AM. Mary 324 NEED RDE TO NORTH. NJ/NY AREA FOR BREAK CAN LEAVE MORNNG, DEC. 21 PLEASE CALL JANET AT HELP NEED RDE TO PTTSBURGH ON ETHER DEC. 1 9 OR DEC. 20 FOR BREAK. CALL 6833-ANN NEED RDERS TO NORTHERN N.J. OR NYC FOR CHRSTMAS BREAK LEAVNG SOMETME THE NGHT OF WED. THE 21ST. F NTERESTED CALL JERRY AT need 5 Depaul Tix GA or STU (ogeher) will Pay$$$ call Monica FOR SALE For Sale: Accumulaed criminal, civil, and corporae law books. Valued a $2,000. Will ake bes offer Conac Leon a FOR SALE: '74 yellow beele, grea mechanically, some ru;;. $600, beween 10pm & 12. TAKNG THE MCATS THS SPRNG? STANLEY KAPLAN'S MCA T T COURSE BOOKS FOR SALE BEST OFFER CALL LARGE HOUSE FOR SALE Near NO golf course. 5 bedrooms up, 3 bahs. fireplace. carpes, garage and more. Fuel saver, low mainenance, warreny. $64, SHEEP FOR SALE CALL SHEEP WOMANAT2912 Aari 2600VCS video game w/accessories. Excellen condiion. Price negoiable. Call John x 160. TCKETS... """ DlioSPARATEL Y NEED TWO LBERTY BOWL TKS CALL NEED UBERTY BOWL TCKETS! CALL JM AT x1772 AFTER 8pm. PERSONALS Give ha someone special a Xmas gif hey'll never forge. Order a "Holiday Tuck n" available hru Regina Hall a SMC. Chrismas Bazzar. PLEASE send he holy roller back o Moeller. MARC RAMREZ S NOT A MAN-GOD!! MARC RAMREZ S NOT A MAN-GOD MARC RAMREZ S NOT A MAN-GOD! MARC RAMREZ S NOT A MAN-GOD!! MARC RAMREZ S NOT A MAN-GOD!!! saisffed? Send friends posers for X-masl On sale now. Dining halls a dinner. Dec. 5-Dec. 9. Don' miss ou on he Fine Ars Poser Sale~ NEED TO GO X MAS SHOPPNG?-A BUS TO CHCAGO ON DEC. 12 WLL BE LEAVNG AT 8:15 RETURNNG AT 6 P.M. BUY TX AT STUDENT ACTVTES FOR$9.00. YO AMMO JUST WANTED TO WSH THE BEST THNG N MY LFE A HAPPY BRTHDAY. SO HAPPY BRTHDAY, PAULl LOVE YOU LYNN Looking for a job nex semeser? Make friends and earn respec in The Observer Producion Deparmen doing laenigh layou work. A limied number of paid posiions are available. Work schedule will be planned before Chrismas break. so apply soon. Sop by he LaForune office for an applicaion and more info. ERC You said you waned o see your name in prin-here r is-i looks good, and so do you-1 miss you loads and love you even morel guess 'll have o wai aneh~ er 2 wks. o show you-so look ou! LOVE YOU. Sheryl COMPOSmON EDTORS & ASSSTAiiTS be here Sunday o choose your nigh o work for nex semeser. 7:00 in The Observer office. JUNORS--JUNORS--JUNORS N TERESTED N CHARPERSON FOR NEXT YEARS SENOR TRP? APPUCA TONS AVALABLE N STUDENT AC TVTES OFFCE NOW DUE BACK 12/12/83 CHRSTMAS NAZZ is coming! This Saurday nigh 9 PM C'RSTMAS NAZZ! CHRSTMAS NAZZ! CHRSTMAS NAZZ! SANTA CLAUS S COMNG TO TOWN Monday 81 LaForlune and Haggar (SMC) We are Sana's elves LaForune and Hag~ gar (SMC) Monday XXX XX xxxxxxxxxx XXX XX XXX)()( To he Colorado Kid, Li a "Goldberg" our special roomie. Hey doll, we'll miss your Coke kicks, jell-o feishes, (AH-H-H ha ha ha) laugh, apes, quie clogs. brigh cheery alarm, prayer-ime Teddy, bu mos of all your chairs. Take care in Denver OH HAPPY 9h BRTHDAY! (beer lae han never) Love, The Penhouse Quad(now riple) Anne. Deb and Sheryl LSA KENNY- Bon Anniversarre! SUE SCHWENBERG WANTS TO LOSE T. DONNA MAUS WANTS TO FND T. THER ROOMATES DON'T KNOW WHAT T S. F YOU CAN HELP CALL SUE AND DONNA AT 8050 AND WSH THEM A HAPPY BRTHDAY To he piano player who has my copy of "Linus and Lucy" (s i Jeff? from Fisher?)- Give i back! -Bob (3283) DEAREST ANN, Hll HAPPY ANNVER SARY! T HARDLY SEEMS POSSBLE THAT WE'VE BEEN TOGETHER TWO YEARS. ONLY A SHORT TME AGO, WROTE A MESSAGE FOR OUR RRST ANNVERSARY. ANNE, THESE TWO YEARS HAVE UNDOUBTEDLY BEEN THE HAPPEST AND MOST FUN RLLED YEARS OF MY LFE. YOU ARE TRULY A WONDERFUL NDVDUAL WE MAY BE SEPARATED BY 015- TANCE NOW, BUT OUR HEARTS AL WAYS REMAN TOGETHER. WE HAVE A FANTASTC WEEKEND PLANNED SO LET'S POP THE CORK! LOVE AL WAYS, YOUR BOB TO THE LMP THROAT ENGNEERS WHO CAN'T GET STFFES. AGREE WTH MR. SCANLON ABOUT PTCH NG A TENT N D-6 F THEY TAKE AWAY LOUOOR ARE TRED OF ABUSE DO SOMETHNG ABOUT T! TRY SOMETHNG CRAZY LKE HAVNG A BEER! MAYBE GET A STFFE! BUT DON'T RAG ON MY BUD DY AND COLLEAGUE D.J. JUST BE CAUSE HE HAPPENS TO BE AN HONEST PERSON! OH, AND ANOTH ERTHNG.KNOWTHATYOUTHNKT WOULD BE PRETTY CRAZY TO CALL D.J. AT 2 A.M. TO WAKE HM UP AND GET BACK AT HM, BUT DON'T BOTHER, 'CAUSE HE'LL STLL BE AT THE BARS. KEVN SPAHN Hey Small Sow' Horn How's 'Big-G?'' Guess Who! Aenion all ND/SMC females: We are proud o announce he opening of he Pleasure Ches (mid-wes) in 305 Morrissey Hall. Sop by and see he birhday boy,tom. is an experience you llill never forge! VTO SO YOU'RE 19?' COOLNESS. HAVE A BUD? OH ABSOLUTELY! OR PERHAPS CANADA DRY CHAM PAGNE? HOW'D YOU GET THE WELT ON YOUR FOREHEAD? RUN NTO 1\ WARDROBE. BY CHANCE? YOUS ARE THE ONES THAT ARE FLPPY! BEWARE OF LATE NGHT CALLERS NEXT TME THEY WON'T BE WEARNG PAJAMAS' TME FOR A BRTHDAY BEDTME STORY... NOW RUDOLPH. HE WAS A POOR LTTLE THNG. HAVE A WONDERFUL. TERRFC, GREAT BRTHDAY! REMEMBER: F YOU CAN'T FND YOUR WAY HOME, LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN DOME. LOVE AND KSSES SAND M BE A PART OF THE CHRSMAS SPEC TACULAR ON FR. & SAT. 12/9 & 12/10 SHENANGANS WLL BE SPONSORNG 3 MOVES AT THE ENG. AUD.(SCROOGE THEORG., WOODY PLAYS SANTA, & THE LTTLE DRUMMER BOY) $1 AND YOUR X-MAS CHEER GET YOU N(7, 9:5, & 11 :30). WE'LL BE CAROLNG BEFORE EACH SHOWNG. AND DON'T MSS OUR CHRSTMAS CONCERT AT CHATAU QUA ON SUN 12/11 AT 8 PM(ALL YOU NEED TO GET N S THE CHEER, KEEP THEBUCK)! alian Club Happy Houri Friday, Dec. 9 from 4:30 o 7:30 Pasquerilla Eas Pary Room Everyone nvied! Please, please. please SAY SAY SAY you can give me a ride home for Chrismas. live in New Jersey ( can' help ha) and can' leave unil6:05 p.m. on he 21s ( can' help ha eiher.) f you can offer me a ride, please call Sarah a Will pay he usual. ATTENTON! Come one, come all, bnng your dog. your ~a. your grandmoher o ROOM 301 Lewis Hall (he dorm behind he dome) and help MS5_ ELEEN CHANG celebrae her 9h Birhday. For mal dress is no required. Birhday kisses will gladly be acceped! Warning: Tigress on he loose -geing hungrier by he day. Anyone MAGNNG himself compeen in a amer's posiion apply a he Holidome TODAY THE MEAN. MEAN. FOURTEEN. Pa Griffin is a man-god! PTTSBURGH CLUB CHRSTMAS BUS SGNUPS: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 7:00-a:OO P.M. LAoFORTUNE UL THEATRE. FRST COME, FRST SERVED. GET YOUR CAN TO THE LEHGH GAME. Nourish he dream of a holiday season wihou hunger. 's one small sep... bu you CAN help ohers have a winning season. DETROTERS! NTERESTED N CHRSTMAS BUS? CALL MARY (4514) OR JOE (1154) BEFORE TUESDAY Beware of SLOW DEATH surlaces nex week where you leas expec r. 's subversive, you know. Vio- Sorry he birhday message is a day lae! screwed up again. Happy Bi<lhday anyway. Love. M TO PAM,HAWE GOT HM,ODN'T WE? AREN'T WE SNEAKY?-CHAS AnN~Fi6i<ii ir:..6fiiic36r:...wii w,sh YOU A MERRY CHRSTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! MSS YA AND WE'LL LOOK FOR YOU AT THE B-BALL GAME N JAN. LOVE, GOBBS AND MOE NEED RDE TO NORTHERN N.J. OR NYC FOR CHRSTMAS JilREAK CAN LEAVE ANYTME AFTER 6 O'CLOCK WED. NGHT THE 21ST. WLL SHARE ANYTHNG AND EVERYTHNG. CALL JERRY AT 850. THANK GOD STUDENT UNON S TAKNG US TO MEMPHS: BECAUSE G.F. SURE DDN'T CAROLE and MAURQUA: 'm dreaming of a whffe Chrismas Jus like he ones used o know? Hey Chuck, Babyl Good Luck on exams! love, Big sis. To my buddies, he people who really coun: Thanks for mak<ng his semeser grea You made hings so much eas1er because you were always here whenever needed ya'll. Wih a lile help from my friends, 'll make i hrough.. Love Y'sll Carola STUDENTS OF NOTRE DAME ll a here any reason you shouldn' )oln he Junior Varsiy Crowd, Mary's D~hards, half he populaion of PE, and oher assored personages in v1ew1ng he Lady rish? Of course no! So come on ou Jo he A. C.C Jomghl al 7:30- ha's aler he happy hours and before he paries- and ge a ase of he bes in Women's Baskeball as he rish women ake on he Universiy of Michi gan. To he Lady rish: Good luck in onigh's game Down hose Wolverlneal Mary's Di-hards RSH BASKETBALL, 7:30 TONGHT! KARN- 'M SORRY THAT CAN'T GO TO CONNECTCUT OVER XMAS. THERE WLL BE OTHER TMES. PROMSE. THANKS FOR BENG SO UNDERSTANDNG. YOU'VE BRGHTENED MY WHOLE SEMESTER. THANKS. LOVE, JM Does he smell of newsprin.. nd your pulse racing? f so, you belong in The Observer Producion Deparmen. Sop by he office before i's oo lae UNBELEVABLE OFFER! My siser is moving and she needs someone o dnve her car o PHOENX over break. WAT. THERE'S MOREl This includes full ex penses: gas, oil, food, HOTEL. and one FREE ARPLANE TCKET back o Souh Bend! YES! T'S TRUE!! f you are ineresed, call Margie a ELANE MANCHON- MYTH OR MONSTER? To Sus1e Goldsein aka Usa Carol Kennyls word associaion imel DLLONpencils, COLORADO-mouhful. NYC-naughy shops and change machines. AMERCANA HOTELmorning moonshine!, BAG5-are grea, ROSCOE-rip, RP-roscoe, SSTER THERESA liquid libaions. WATER MELONS-picure ime, BOWLNG conrol melhod REALL Y?-gail, honey moon-ge psyched, GARLC FRED CHCKEN-you ain' never home. TYLENOL-e's ake eigh, LESBAN FORMAL-publiciy coordinaor. CAVANAUGH SYR-'m in he ones sen home o mom, KNGS CELLAR up o 5h floor in a suicase... Dec 9h your birhday Love from he hosebag and he JOizey le e Happy Birhday Mara you hooper love from he Quin Scooer, Gonzo(check), Robin(yes M1ss KK) OK, his is wha we are going o s1ng o Elizabeh! We wish you a Merry Chrismas(hehl).. Love KK JEFF JANUS SO HOW S ROME AT CHRSTMAS TME? TOO BAD YOU ARE NOT AROUND FOR FNALS AND MASSVE SNOWBALL BATTLES. WHEN YOU GET HOME T S MY TURN TO COOK. DO YOU LKE CHCKEN WTH FRENCH DRESSNG FOR A CHANGE? HAVE A MERRY CHRSTMAS AND WE MSS YOU LOADS! LOVE JODY P S ROME WLL NEVER BE THE SAME NOW THAT YOU'VE HT T. Well, somehing's he maer, Bu nohing ges done. Everyone's waning For a place in he sun. -Superlramp

11 ----~ ~--~----~ ~----.The Observer Referees srike avoided- Lysiak suspension upheld by NHL Associaed Press PALM BEACH, Fla. - The suspension of Chicago Black Hawks sar Tom Lysiak was upheld yeserday by he Naional Hockey League board of governors, avering a ppssible walkou by referees who were said o be considering a srike if he penaly was reduced. The decision, he firs order of business a he annual NHL winer meeings, was announced in a brief saemen which said: " is he board's decision ha he suspension oflysiak for 20 games is confirmed." " guess 'll be playing a lo of golf," Lysiak said as he was whisked ou of he meeing room wih his aorney, Bill Marin. NHL game officials had hreaened o ake some kind of acion if he board of governors sofened he penaly imposed on Lysiak by NHL Presiden John Ziegler. Lysiak received he suspension Oc. 30 for hooking linesman Ron Foy wih his sick and lef knee, causing he official o. fall o he ice. Foy was no hur and referee Dave Newell auomaically suspended Lysiak. Suppored by he Black Hawks and he NHL players Associaion, Lysiak obained a emporary injunc-. Lehigh ion from Cook Couny (ll.) Circui Judge George A. Higgins on Nov. 3, which allowed him o coninue playing. Responding q he injuncion, he NHL board of governors amenqed Rule 67 A io allow a player he rigln of appeal on a suspension o he league. Originally, he rule provided no appeal. read: "Any player who deliberaiely srikes an official or deliberaely applies physical force in any manner agains an official shall be suspended 20 games." The 20-game suspension is he siffes penaly in NHL hisory. Before he decision was announced, league officials, Lysiak and represenaives of he NHL Players Associaion viewed a videoape of he inciden: "Tweny games. is a serious penaly, bu a leas we won a minor vicory by geing he appeal process wrien ino he bylaws," said Wendy Whie, legal counsel for he players union. A -union source had old The Associaed Press ha a number of referees and linesmen me informal: ly las ~eek and discussed opions ha migh be available o hem in he even Lysiak's suspension was reduced. A walkou was one of he opions menioned, said he source, adding here was definie suppor for a srike. Philadelphia Boson New York New Jersey Washingon Milwaukee Alana Deroi Cleveland Chicago ndiana Friday, December 9, page 11 N BA Sand_ings NBA Easern Confarnnce Alanic Division w L Pe. GB Dallas Uah Denver Kansas Ciy Houson Cenral Division San Anonio Los Angeles Porland Golden Sae Seale Phoenix San Diego Yeaerday's Resuls Phoenix 120, New York 97 Los Angeles 129, Kansas Ciy 106 Golden Sae 130, Deroi 129 ' Wesern Conference Midwes Division W L ' Pacific Dlvalon Pe. GB coninued from page 16 McCaffery plans for his eam o run on offense and change defenses ofen, as he rish do. Also look for Lehigh o play a lo of people. "We have a differen lineup every game," says Schneider. "We're rying o find he righ combinaion." As far as Nore Dame is concerned, he rish need o work on an area where hey have had considerable rouble - ouside shooing. n all hree of heir losses, he rish have been hur grealy by he lack of a player who can consisenly pu in an ouside sho like John Paxson. Since he opening win agains S. Joseph's, Nore Dame has no sho beer han 45 percen from he field. Combine his poor ouside shooing wih he ineffecive play of some of he fron-line players in he firs five games, and i is no hard o see why he rish are 3-3. "Some people are really leing us down ou here," says rish coach Digger Phelps. The Lehigh game is he firs of hree consecuive games wih some of he lesser lighs on he schedule - Cornell and Valparaiso are he ohers. The hree games will give Phelps an opporuniy o experimen and find help for he Nore Dame offense. Fri. & Sa. Nie SMOKESTACK LGHTNNG BLUES BAND Feauring: Fresh Blue Poin Oysers & Large Gulf Shrimp Jazz & Blues 6 nighs a week Open Spm TUES. THRU SAT. 7pmSUNDA\" 1983 Beer Brewed by Miller Brewing Co, Milwaukee, W

12 The Observer Winer baseball alks Kuhn's erm exended, rades made Associaed Press NASHVLLE. Tenn. - Ougoing Commissioner Bowie Kuhn was given a second exension on his conrac yeserday as major league owners. unable o find a successor, md formally for he firs ime a baseball's annual winer convenion. The exension will keep Kuhn in he commissioner's office unil March 1. 19H4. By ha ime. he search commiee headed by Milwaukee Brewers owner Bud Selig mus find a new man. Trading aciviy, '1owever, appeared o slow down slighly, wih owners and many general managers held up in join session. Selig's commiee made a repor o he join mc:eing of owners Thursday morning. Selig followed wih a press briefing, a which ime: he: refusc:d o commc:n on any specific namc:s. Selig's commc:ns followc:d rc:pors ha originaed Tuesday ha Whie House Chief of Saff James Baker was he commic:e's op candidae for he job. The Washingon Pos repored on Wc:dnesday. howevc:r, ha an unidenific:d source close o Baker said he was "99 percen sure" h Whie!louse official would urn down he olf r even hough Baker originally had been ineresed in he job. And Michael Deaver. anoher op aide o Pr siden R agan. said he was " 00 p rn n" cerain ha Bakc:r would no ak h baseball job, if offered. "W ar nowh re near making any offer o anybody," Selig said. Th com rac exension is he second for Kuhn. The commissioner's conrac originally was SEN ORS schc:duled o expire las Aug. S..Jus before ha dae:, however, he: owners a hc:ir summer meeing un animously exc:nded he conrac o Dec. ~. The voe his ime also was unanimous. The firs rade of he day was announced in he afernoon. as he: Tc:xas Rangc:rs sen All-Sar cacher Jim Sundbc:rg o he: Milwaukee Brewers for cacher Ned Yos and minor league picher Dan Scarpea. Tha was he ninh rade of hese meeings, one more han he number of deals made a he endre Hawaii meeing one year ago. A deal beween Los Angeles and Oakland involving Dodgers oufielder Dusy Baker was pc:nding Baker's approval. Baker has a norade: clause in his conrac. According o Baker's agen, jerry Kapsein, he A's wan o use Baker as a designaed hier, while he wans o be in he field every day. Kapsein and Sandy Alderson, Oakland's vice presiden of baseball operaions, alked Wednesday nigh and agains yeserday morning by phone: and agreed o mc:e face-oface a Kapsc:in's San Diego offices o coninue negoiaions. Kapsein said here: was no discussio~ of money or a possible new conrac for Bakc:r, who sill has wo years remaining on he: five-year. S4 million agrec:mc:n he signed wih Los Angeles in A similar hangup quashed a deal beween Los Angeles and Texas for Sundberg las year. Sundberg has seven years lef on a Rangers conrac ha pays him abou S3SO,OOO per year, and he Dodgers were unable o saisfy he cacher. Sundberg waned he lengh of his conrac lef inac, and Milwaukee apparenly accomodaed him. Sundberg, 32, is considered one of he fines defensive cachers in he game. He suffered a ba las year, however. hiing.201 wih 28 RB. n his bes season offensively, Sundberg hi.27s wih 64 RB in Yos, 28, who joined he Brewers in 1980, hi.224 in 61 games las season as Ted Simmons' backup. Wih he acquisiion of Sundberg, however, Simmons will ake over fullime DH duies. n he day's second rade, he California Angels sen veeran shorsop Tim Foli o he New York Yankees for righ-handed picher Cur Kaufman. Foli, 32, played wih Pisburgh World Series championship eam in 1979 and ~alifornia's division ilis in He played in 88 games for he Angels las season, hiing.252. Kaufman, 26, a reliever, piched in only four games for he Yankees las season, spending mos of his ime wih Columbus, where he was 6-3 wih 25 saves and an ERA of2.75. Then, he Yankees pulled off a four-player deal wih he Kansas Ciy Royals. The Yankees sen firs baseman Seve Balboni and righhanded picher Roger Erickson o he Royals for righ-handed reliever Mike Armsrong and minor league cacher Duane Dewey. Balboni spen mos of he season wih he Yankees farm club in Columbus his year, where he hi 27 home runs. The Monreal Expos raded righ-. hander Ray Burris, 4-7 las year, o he Oakland A's for minor-league oufielder Rusy McNealy. ASSOCATE WTH US CcJnside.r an. Alerna.rive-; THE HOLY CROSS ASSOCATES n~ HC~ is a.1 ~:r po s~r4j L14e. ejpen"e~e sre.ssm!j: 0 S~rV'1ceo oh~rs os,,..pl~ fi"in3 ocom'"c.&n41 lifes~le ochris4r.erplor4."on. Plcace mens 4"4ilc~le.. : C.J.rado Spn,..3s 1 Co. j Pho~ni. 1 Az..; Ha~lllard_,Cca.; Porl4..d.,Or. peadunf FOR APPLCANTS=FEBRUARY J,J,gq. (Si~J) for nfor,..ca"oj. 1 cancac ~3 AU. Roemer a he. Cen.a-for Soc14J Concerns HOLY CROSS ASSOCATES Friday, December 9, page 12 NHL Sandings n his year's NHL playoff forma. he op four eams in each divson make he playoffs. regardless of overalleague sanding. 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13 .-: ~ The Observer U.S. hockey eam se o ake on Russians Associaed Press LAKE PLACD, N.Y. - n a lile over 00 minues of play agains skaers from he Sovie Union, Team USA goalender Marc Behrend has learned abou perfecion. " have abou five-and-one-half periods of experience agains he Sovies," said Behrend, who will sar in goal for he Unied Saes onigh in he opener of a six-game series agains he Sovie Selecs. " don' really see hem as anyhing differen. The only hing hey do special is make plays very well. They don' shoo a lo. They make he perfec play. "The mos success will have is o say back in he ne a lile, insead of coming ou and cuing down he angle. Wih hem, i's he railer or guy on he wing who will wind up wih he sho. f you're no aler, he'll be shooing a an open ne." Behrend helped he Universiy of Wisconsin win wo NCAA iles before joining Team USA, which will aemp o win he Olympic gold medal for he second sraigh ime, in February a Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. He and Bob Mason of Minnesoa Duluh have shared he goalending duies for Team USA since i began an exhibiion our in Sepember. "Our goalending has been ousanding," said Lou Vairo, coach of he American squad. "Boh Marc and Bob have improved and kep us in a lo of games." Like his eammaes, Behrend is anxious o ge ino acion agains he Selecs. "This is a really good ime o play hem," he said. "We should be coming around by his ime; we should be abou ready for a es like his. " hink i will be a good es for us. f we do well in his series, hough, i doesn' mean we can slack off or ha we have our goal accomplished or we arc ready for Sarajevo. "f we don' do well, i shows us we jus have o keep a i." Afer oday's game a he sie of he Americans' 1980 upse of he Sovies in he Olympics, he series will coninue in Bloomingon, Minn., on Sunday, hen in Cleveland on Monday, Cincinnai nex Thursday, S. Louis on Dec. 16, and ndianapolis on Dec. 8. The Selecs will be comprised mainly of members of he Sovies' naional B eam, which Vairo calls "one of he six bes eams in he world." Bu here will be several players on his our who also will be in Sarajevo. "Some of hem will be on heir naional eam, so i's no like a regular club eam from over here ha we're playing," said Behrend, whose previous experience agains he Sovies came in games agains he Sovie \l'ngs in Alaska las Sepember. " hink we can gauge ourselves on how much work we sill have o do afer playing hem. We ca measure ourselves. We know we're no playing heir bes eam bu hey're no a bad eam, eiher." NBA and referees alk, no progress apparen Associaed Press NEW YORK - Represenaives of he Naional Baskeball Associaion and is locked-ou referees me for several hour~ wih a federal mediaor for he second sraigh day yeserday. Bu no news came ou" of he conference oher han word from an NBA spokesman ha "hey me and will mee again omorrow." "All paries agreed no o discuss he issues," said NBA public Relaions Direcor Alex Sac hare. Today's meeing will be he hird sraigh day ha he paries have me - he firs ime ha has happened in he alks. The mediaor, Ed McMahon of Washingon, D.C., and he wo sides in he dispue had me for hree-andone-half hours on Wednesday. Richie Phillips, execuive direcor of he union, said before he alks ha he larges sumbling block o a selemen is back pay. He conended ha since he union referees have been prevened from working a exhibiion and regular-season games since Oc. 1, hey're eniled o los salary. Phillips has said he wo sides reached a enaive agreemen hree weeks ago wih an NBA negoiaing eam ha included Comm;ssioner Larry O'Brien, who's reiring Feb., and his replacemen, David Sern, bu ha a commiee of owners rejeced i. Fehr named as direcor of baseball's MLP A Associaed Press KAPALUA. Hawaii - Don Fehr has been named acing execuive direcor of baseball's Major League Players Associaion, i was announced yeserday a he conclusion of he MLPA execuive board's hree-day annual meeing here on he island of Maui. Fehr, longime legal counsel for he players' organizaion, replaces Ken Moffe, who was fired afer 1 monhs as he union's execuive direcor in an apparen dispue over Moffe's cooperaion wih a commiee of club ownc;rs on a plan o deal wih baseball's drug and alcohol problem. Some union officials fel ha Moffe's involvemen wih a join commiee on alcohol and drug abuse was anoher indicaion of his "sof line" in dealing wih he club owners. Moffe. who had wo years lef on a hree-year conrac when he was fired, had been he federal mediaor during he wo-year labor dispue which culminaed in a 50-day players' srike during he 98 season. Marvin Miller, who had reired as execuive direcor of he associaion las January, had been inerim head of he union afer Moffe's firing. Fehr declined o discuss any deails of he annual meeing, saying all such maers are inernal and herefore "no a maer for public disclosure." Promoion announced The Observer spors deparmen announces he recen promoion of Jeff Blumb, a sophomore Governmen/ ALPA major from Robbinsdale, Minn., o he poson of Assisan Spors Edior. Blumb. who previously served as a spors copy edior, will join Jane Healey who was named las spring. The 1983 Unied Way campain has a goal of $2,850,000. The campaign was scheduled o end November 16. 's December now and he Unied Way is sill in need of over $250,000 o reach he communiy goal and coninue o susain he vially needed services of he agencies. Wihou he funds some services may no survive. Here a Nore Dame we inerac wih he Unied Way regularly. Many of us are involved wih he Unied Way's Logan Cener and hrough he Cener for Social Concerns wih oher Unied Way agencies like he Red Cross, Big Brohers/Big Sisers, he Girl Scous, as well as he Council for he Rearded and Friday, December 9, page 13 more. Many individuals and companies in our communiy have given generously- bu many people are ou of work and many businesses are no doing well. Sudens, faculy and saff a Nore Dame have reached he goal se ou for he Universiy. This accomplishmen is grea! Bu hose in need sill need more help - as a member of he Nore Dame communiy can you find i in your hear o give $1, $5, $10 or $25 more o help hose in need? Even if you've given, can you give a lile more. help in his 2nd effor? f you haven' given ye please don' wai any longer. Every dollar is vial o hose in our communiy who are in need. YOU CAN MAKE A MRACLE HAPPEN... THE UNTED WAY Unied Way of S. Joseph Couny c/o Hall Presiden (sudens) c/o Personnel Office (faculy, saff) Unied Way Please respond by Tuesday December 13 name campus address $ amoun ~ ~

14 The Observer coninul!dfrom page 16 - Bradc:ich will be joined a he forward posiion by 'i-1 0 senior capain Terri Soullkr. is Soullier who does mos of he: rebounding for h Wolverines. Bradeich and Soullier will be joined in he fron cour by a freshman cener who sands 6-7 and wdghs more han 250 pounds. Needless o say, sh is no one: of he more mobile players around, hu if she ges he: ball inside:, her heigh could make hings difficul for he rish. However, he rish also could mak life difficul for hemselves. When hey have: los his year, inconsisency has hur hem he mos. n he one game in which hey played a UCLA. Michigan is he ype of eam ha could cause some inconsisen play by Nore Dame. "We can' give anyone momenum," says DiSanislao. "Michigan's a running eam ha akes a lo of shos - a eam ha hrives on is own momenum." n order o keep he momeum away from Michigan, he rish will have o esablish heir superior inside game righ away. Cener Mary Beh Schuc:h, who has played wo srong games in a row, leads he inside aack. averaging poins and seven rebounds a game. She will ge suppor from Ruh Kaiser, Carrie Baes, Trena Keys, and Lavea Wil lis. will be up o he Nore Dame consisen 40 minues, hey hea! guards o sop heir Michigan coun-... Michigan erpars. Vonnie Thompson will be on he c(mr mos of he game as he poin guard, while: he oher guard spo will be filled by Lynn Ebben or Laura Doughery. Ebben has sared he las wo games, bu a good showing off he bench by Doughery may ge her more playing ime. Recen hisory is on Nore-Dame's side, oo. Saring las year, he rish have rebounded from losses very well. Afer losing heir firs wo las year, hey won nine sraigh. This year, afer losing heir firs wo, hey bea UCLA. _Agains Michigan, Nore Dame will ry o coninue his hisory. A vicory would help ge he eam rolling as i faces some of he weaker opponens on he schedule in he nex couple of weeks. Here's wha your-eams are doing his weekend TONGHT ND women's baskeball vs. Michigan 7:30p.m. ACC Main Arena hockey vs. Lake Fores 7:30p.m. ACC Norh Dome SMC baskeball a-heidelberg wresling a Olive Nazarene lnvi. men's swimming vs. N. llinois?p.m. Rockne Pool TOMORROW men's baskeball vs. Lehigh 1:30 p.m. ACC Main Arena men's swimming vs. Cleveland S. 2p.m. Rockne Pool ND women's swimming vs. Cleveland S. 11 a.m. Rockne Pool Navy Medical Scholarships Available Navy Medical Scholarships provide: D Your full uiion, auhorized fees and educaional expenses D The cos of required books and supplies D Renal fees for necessary equipmen such as microscopes D A monhly cash paymen direcly o you, o spend as you please! Paricipaion in he Navy Healh Proffessions Scholarship Program does no involve any miliary raining nor requires wearing of a Navy uniform. Your academic rouine and lifesyle will remain he same as oher medical sudens. Qualificaiions for his scholarship include: D Be acceped for he nex enering class or currenly enrolled in an approved school of medicine or oseopahy D Be a U.S. ciizen D Be physically qualified for a commission as a Naval Officer For more informaio~: Call Navy Medical Programs Officer Lieuenan a reg Thompson TOLL FREE Fri~ay, December 9, page 14 The ObKrver/Paul Ciarelli Vonnie Thompson and her eammaes will ry ~o ge Mary DiSanislaQ's baskeball eam back on he winning rack onigh when Michigan visis he ACC a 7:30. For more on he game, see Mike Sullivan's sory on he back page. r- _ 6.50 Savings -. i D4 1Kni!lllm of l} <rasle i 1 '' 1 minues from campus 1 L, Terrece Lane, Souh Bend (Across lrom Marin's on S.R. 23) HairCu Shampoo Blow Dry & Condiion Reg. $15 00 Now $8 56 wih coupon 1 w 6:30-5:30 offer only applies o male parons Th 8:30-8:30 ' Fr 8:30-6:00 s 8:30-2:30 Closed Man Q_Savings -..1 RSH GARDENS DELWERYPERSONNEEDED. Mus show financial need. 1 hr/nigh Mon - Sa Paid for ime and for each delivery. neresed? See Office of Suden Employmen, 109 Ad Bldg. TEACH FREE UNVERSTY J

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16 Phelps' squad looks o ge back on he winning rack agains Lehigh ByPHLWOLF.\pors Wrier!loping o bring is record above he.soo mark, he Nore Dame men's ba~keball eam will face Lehigh Universiy of Behlehem, Penn.. omorrow a 1:30 p.m. in he Ahleic and Convocaion Cener. This will be he firs meeing ever beween he. 3 3 rish and he Engineers, who have a record of 0-4 his year. The Engineers, who los four sarers o graduaion las year, will bring a very young eam, including a young coach, o Nore Dame his weekend. This season marks he firs year ha Lehigh coach Tom Schneider is coaching college bas- rishlookorebound agains rival Michigan By MKE SULLVAN Spors Edior Afer being reaed raher rudely a~ visiors o Welsh-Ryan Arena by Norhwesern Wednesday nigh, he Nore Dame women's baskeball eam will ry o rea heir visiors he same way onigh as Michigan comes o he ACC a 7:30p.m. Mary DiSanislao's rish hope o even heir record a 3 3 agains he Wolverines. However, in order o do so, hey mus avoid he ype of offensive bale ha hey had wih Norhwesern. Nore Dame's srengh since DiSanislao ook over four years ago has been is defense and ha defense will once again be esed by he Wolverines and heir fa-;-paced, run-and-gun offense. "Our game wih Michigan is always a good game," says DiSanislao. "They ake a lo of shos and score on he ransiion game." As he Norhwesern game indicaed, Nore Dame is someimes vulnerable o a good ransiion game. The Wildcas' rapping defense gave he rish guards a grea deal of rouble early in he second half and helped Norhwesern jump ou o a lead ha i never los. f he rish can conrol he empo of he game and no allow Gloria Soluk's squad o ge he offense in high gear, he Wolverines could be in rouble. Conrolling Michigan's offense has no been oo hard for opponens his year. The Wolverines have dropped boh of heir games so far, losing firs o Wesern Michigan and hen o Cenral Michigan. Add his sar o a 4-24 record las year, and i would appear ha Michigan should be a pushover. However, h Wolverines do play Nore Dame ough, as la~ year's 62-'H! loss o he would indicae. n ha game, The Nore Dame hockey eam will pu is undefeaed record on he line his weekend when i akes on Division power Lake Fores in a weekend series Michigan rallied from a 16-poin defici o ge wihin a baske wih less han a minue lef in he game. On paper, his Michigan eam would seem o be improved over las year's. Ten lecrwinners reurn from las year's eam. However, he one leerwinner ha did no reurn his year, Peg Hare, averaged almos 20 poins a game and served as cocapain while only a sophomore. Judging from he eam's early season performance, her deparure afer her sophomore year has hur he eam considerably. Wihou Hare, he Wolverines sill have a powerful offense ha ceners around he guards. Sophomore Orchia Lilly and senior Lori Gnakowski are he guards ha will direc he offense. Lilly was second on he eam in scoring behind Hare )a<; year wih a 13.3 average, while Gnakowski was also among he scoring leaders as she averaged 7.4 poins a game. "They are a good ransiion game eam which has good ouside shoo ing," explains DiSanislao. "Their guards are no afraid o drive o he baske, eiher. "Wha hur us agains Norhwesern was our inabiliy o conrol Anucha Browne (who scored 35 poins) and our vulnerabiliy o he ransiion game, especially wih guards driving o he baske and heir defense." While he guards are very imporan o he offense, i is a forward, Wendy Bradeich, ha has been carrying he brun of he scoring so far his year. Bradeich, a 6-0 sophomore, averaged almos 11 poins and six rebounds a game la-; year, bu his year she is averaging more han 20 poins a game. see MCHGAN, page 14 keball. Leading he Engineers on floor omorrow will be 6-6 junior forward and capain Paul Wickman, he only sarer reurning from las year's eam. He will be joined a he oher forward spo by 6-5 freshman Seamus Dowling who is averaging jus under seven poins he game so far his year. Wickman and Dowling will ge some suppor up fron by 6-9 senior Terry Moran a cener. "Moran has really esablished himself as a force in he middle his year," according o Engineer assisan coach Fran McCaffery. Mark Murphy, a 6-2 sophomore, will help run he Lehigh offense from his guard posiion. His running mae a guard will be anoher freshman, 6-1 Mike Polaha, who McCaffery says "played well" in Lehigh's 13-poin loss o Navy Wednesday nigh and carries an 8.0 scoring average. They will be suppored by 6-3 sophomore guard Mike Androlewicz, who scored 22 poins in Wednesday's game and comes off he bench o lead Lehigh in scoring wih a 12.0 average. McCaffery affirms ha he Engineers "will come o play" omorrow, and says he doesn' hink hey will aler heir game syle for he rish. "The size facor will be a problem for us," he concedes, "especially a he forward posiions." see LEHGH, page Home-and-home series lbc Obsc=rvcr/Paul Lifarelli Tim Kempon, shown here aemping a layup agains UCLA, is one of he people ha will need o be more producive omorrow when he rish enerain Lehigh omorrow. For more on he game, see Phil Wolfs sory a lef. Hockey eam mees Lake Fores By ED DOMANSKY Spors Wrier As he firs half of he hockey season eners is final weekend, he Nore Dame hockey eam will aemp o exend is unbeaen sring and improve upon is already impresive record. The Lake Fores Foresers, he eam's hird Division varsiy opponen, will provide he challenge for he ho rish. The non-conference mach-up will be played as a home-and-home series. begins his evening a he Nore Dame ACC. Tomorrow, he eams will mee in llinois a Lake The Observer/Paul CifareUi ha begins onigh a he ACC a 7:30p.m. Tomorrow's game will be played a Lake Fores. For more on he series, see he sory a he righ. Fores. The series will mark he firs meeing beween he wo eams since Nore Dame holds a 4-0 advanage. The Foresers bring a 5-4 record ino he weekend's acion. They have beaen Cenral Saes Coflegiae Hockey League member Marquee. Two more vicories came wih a sweep of Wisconsin-Superior, and anoher was picked up hey spli a series wih Division represenaive Air Force. Two of he Foresers' losses came a he hands of Bemidji Sae, he eam ha las year finished firs in he NCAA Division final sandings. "Lake Fores is one of he perennial Division powers," says Nore Dame coach Lefy Smih. "We'll have our work cu ou for us. We're expecing wo good games." The Lake Fores lineup feaures mosly juniors who have played ogeher since heir freshman season. Experience, herefore, is one of he eam's op asses. "They don' have grea size. They're mosly a finesse eam," says sophomore Gary Becker, a ransfer player from Lake Fores. "They work well as a uni because heir coach (Tony Friz) emphasizes he Russian echnique of keeping guys ogeher wih he same lines." The op wo Nore Dame lines have undergone some resrucuring since las weekend's acion. The new firs line feaures senior Adam Parsons a cener, senior Mike Mezler a righ wing, and junior cocapain Bren Chapman on he lef side. The group firs played ogeher las Saurday and was responsible for all hree rish goals in he 3-3 ie a S. Norber's. Smih was impressed wih heir play, and is looking forward o a similar performance his weekend. Junior Tim Reilly is now he righ wing on he second line. He is eamed wih sophomore Jeff Badalich in he middle and freshman Tom Smih a lef wing. "We're hoping ha Reilly will bring ou he alens of he oher wo," Smih says. "They've been looking good in pracice. They seem o work well ogeher." n preparaion for he upcoming series, he week's workous have been highlighed by a lo of hard skaing. The eam has also been concenraing on inensifying is forechecking and on improving is overall offensive play. "Workous have been prey difficul. We're geing he aiude ha we mus ge going," says Mezler. "We'd like o remain undefeaed, and his weekend won' be anoher llinois or Norhwesern-ype series." The only casualy for he rish his week is junior forward Seve Ely. Ely had been nursing a knee injury and, on Tuesday, he knee finally gave ou. He will mos likely undergo arhroscopic surgery over he upcoming break. "Barring any problems, he should be ready o play in he second semeser," repors Smih. Chapman coninues o lead he eam in scoring. He ha-; accumulaed 32 poins on 5 goals and 7 assiss. Mezler, Parsons, and sophomore Bob Thebeau arc all ied for second wih 19 poins. Mezler ha-; 1 goals. Parsons nine, and Thebeau six. Sophomore Mark Benning is in fifh on he lis wih six goals and 12 assiss. Freshman Tim Lukenda will sar in he rish nes onigh. He ha-; a record and a solid 1.88 goals agains average. Smih has no ye decided on who will be beween he pipes for Nore Dame omorrow a Lake Fores. Tonigh's face-off is a 7:30p.m. in he ACC. Nore Dame and S. Mary's sudens are admied free wih heir suden D cards.