Exam detects effects of Agent Orange

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1 ,,, Kung- page 9 \ l H...\\'1, :\l l -~ FH>AY,l>F<EMBEH, 'JH Non -Chrisian courses Theo dep. clarifies policy By KAREN MCCLOSKEY ribue o oday's world." Neu ssah The secion dealing wih non-chrisian courses saes ha' Conroversy surrounded hcol ogy course pre-regisraion recenly due o a misundersanding of depar ; men policy. Sudens were reporedly old ha non-chrisian heology courses could no longer be used o fulfill he heology requiremen. Juniors Jim Coggins and Karen Miranda old The Observer ha when hey regisered for cerain non-chrisian courses, hey were referred o Associae Professor of Theology Fr. Edward Malloy. fr. Malloy reporedly informed such courses examine "anoher religious radiion in an hisorical and sysemaic fashion, opening su dens o a cross-culural heological perspecive." According o Pro: Rober Wilken, several members of he faculy were upse ha Fr. Malloy aced in a man ner conrary o he policy of he deparmen. Assisan Prof. Phillip Devcnish saed ha "nobody is required o go o Fr. Malloy o ge permission o ake a non-chrisian course." n confirming hese incidens, Fr. hem ha because of pressure from alumni, faculy a l oher saff mem bcrs, he Theology Deparmen was imposing new sandards on su dens. Because ofhis, he reporedly old sudens ha he non-chrisian courses would no fulfill he depar mcn requiremen. When ques ioned furher, Fr. Malloy reporedly old he sudens ha any rcqu~s for By KATHLEEN DOYLE requiremen credi would have o Neu ssaff be reviewed by Deparmen Chair man Fr. Richard McBrien. n an aemp o improve residen Acording o Fr. McBrien, he and neighborhood proecion, he faculy of he Theology Deparmen Souh Bend Police Deparmen has became concerned abou he issue been resrucured ino a new secor when a heology professor enered sysem which may benefi off her classroom a few days afer pre campus sudens. regisraion. Wrien on he board This new communiy oriened was he following: "This course no policing program, which began in longer fulfills he second course rc lae November. is based upon he quiremen." idea ha he crime problem is he This inciden led o a discussion a join responsibiliy of he com a regular faculy meeing he follow muniy and police, according o a ing week. A his gahl ring, he ques repor from he office of Bro. John ion was raised as o Fr. Malloy's Campbell, head of off-campus su acions, which seemed o conradic den housing. deparmenal policy. Each secor conains a l'om The policy in quesion is eniled muniy policing cener. The police Reasoner has recenly appeared "Collegiae Requiremens in Theol cener in he Nore Dame area is on several alk shows while promo ogy a Nore Dame." Enaced in locaed in he eas secor a 420 N. ing his recenly published book, December of 1979, his documen Frances Sree. The purpose of he Before he Colors Fade. The book remains he guide for undergraduae cener is o provide police presence chronicles Reasoner's public as well heology requiremens. visibiliy and o serve as a disribu as privae life. The documen saes he follow ion cener for crime prevenion in ing wih regard o second heology formaion. course requiremens: Secor officers are saioned a "Second courses build on an in el hese ceners o enable off-campus ligcn grasp of radiion o show how sudens and Souh Bend residens heological undersanding can fur o communicae heir crime-relaed her he liberal educaion of su problems. dens in all four undergraduae Lieuenan Swialski of he eas colleges, as well as open ways of un secor of he Souh Bend Police dersanding how Chrisians can con Deparmen said ha he new sys Nerri Harrleno spoke on Human Righs las nigh in a lecure sponsored by Amnes~y lnernaonal. (phoo by Cheryl Erel) Reasoner mees Hesburgh for 1 Sixy Minues' By JOE RODRGUEZ News Saff For he pas wo days he cameras of he CBS news magazine, "60 Minues", have been rolling here on campus. "60 Minues" had originally planned o do a segmen on he reiremen of Nore Dame Presiden Fr. Theodore Hesburgh. Bu when Fr. Hesburgh agreed o remain in he posiion for five more years, "60 Minues" coninued wih is plans o profile he 65-year old universiy pariarch. Harry Reasoner, currenly on campus o anchor he segmen, alked abou his job a "60 Minues." Reasoner praised he oppor uniics for creaive journalism ha are offered by he program. n addi ion, he commenwd on he "60 Minues" saff "To pu ou a qualiy show, week afer week, akes a eam effor by a dedicaed group," he said. Reasoner pariculalry enjoyed working on his segm n. The anchorman, who firs me and in evicwed Fr. Hesburgh :igheen years ago, called he Universiy presiden "one of he mos fascina ing personaliies 've deal wih in my years of journalism." Reasoner emphasized ha he aim of he segmen is no o profile Fr. Hcsburgh no only as he presiden of Nore Dame, bu as an individual as w:ll. Scenes for he show, which will air someime in February, were sho a various spos around campus, as well as a he annual fooball ban quc, held las nigh a he ACC. During he mid 970s, Reasoner eamed wih Howard K. Smih o bring ABC News a number of highly raed seasons. Then he moved o CBS, where he joined he "60 Minues" saff as one of he four co anchors. For he pas several seasons "60 Minues" has been among elcvi sion's highes-raed progams : _ McBrien said ha fr. Malloy aced on Fr. McBrien's auhoriy. The deparmen chairman explained ha he and Fr. Malloy were con ccrned ha sudens were no receiving an adequae background in Chrisian heology. They fel ha i was heir obliga ion o advise sudens in hese ma ers. However, Fr. McBrien sressed ha his docs no mean ha non Chrisian courses do no fulfill hl ol ogy requiremens. According o Fr. McBrien,"The deparmen reserves he righ o advise sudens" abou an adcqua See THEO, page 4 Souh Bend police decenralize program ern benefis boh residens and police. The new police model provides sudens and ciizens wih an in creased opporuniy o paricipae in heir police deparmen. The sec or police ceners give he members of he communiy a place where hey can obain service direcly from heir own neighborhood police, as opposed o officers hey do no know. According o Swialski, his familiariy may make ciizens more ap o repor ncidens. Police of fleers are beer able o become ac quained wih he people in heir secor and become an inegraed par of he communiy. Swialski poined ou ha officers are able o respond more quickly o calls because hey arc saioned a various locaions hroughou Souh Bend raher han a a cenral area. This decenralizaion is inended o promoe confidence and muual respec hrough a coordinaed effor by he police and residens. Nore Dame sudens living off campus have reaced well o he new secor sysem. Kahy Jurado, off-campus commissioner, said ha he sudens fed ha i is "good See COPS, page 4 =- --=-- -:.::.-: -- =-====------==-- -== :========- Exam deecs effecs of Agen Orange By JERRY HARKA VY Associaed Press AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)- The quesions go back nearly 15 years, recalling images of forgoen places like Cazone, Oak To and Quang Ngai Province. The processing clerk logs daes and places, seing he sage for quesions abou possible conac wih Agen Orange, he oxic her bicidc used during he Vie nam War o clear jungles and desroy enemy food supplies. Any direc skin conac wih he spray? Ever drink conaminaed waer? Were eaing uensils affeced by he spray? FRDAY :Qi'\R'i.&\~,~~~:~1 FOCUS The inerview by Mike Baker is he 1rs sep in my Agen Orange screening examinaion, a wo-hour physical now being given o veerans who served in Vienam. Like hundr eager o allay any healh concerns and conribue o he pool of informaion being gahered by he Veerans Adminisraion abou possible healh damage resuling from he widespread usc of he defolian....:..... n 1967, was 24, serving as wih he 173rd Airborne Brigade and laer he America! Division. Alhough spen mos of my Vienam our a brigade or division headquarers, occa'iionally wen ou wih infanry companies o ake picures or accompany 1V crews. As recall, mos roops were aware ha we were using defolian bu if anyone had any healh concerns abou sprays hey were well kep secres. No surprisingly, ime had dulled my memories of Vienam, leaving uncerainies abou how o respond o some of Baker's ques ions abou conac wih Agen Orange. He assured me ha was no unusual. "The only ones who really remember are he ones who were sprayed on direcly," he explained as he enered my response!! on a coded form. See ORANGE, page 4 This will be he las issue of he semeser. Happy holidays! Publicaion will resume Jan :

2 News Brie! Friday, December 11, page 2 ~~~~==~=T==============================~ by The Oh.rm er and The Associaed Pres.r The Nore Dame College Bowl final maches were held Wednesday, wih he eam capained by Ed Bylina repeaing as champions. Sco Jacobs, Mike Kunesh and John Davenpor compleed he eam which wice defeaed Mike Kriso's eam in he double eliminaion program. Bylina's eam won 85 o 65, and 95 o 35 in he championship mach. - The Observer Fr. Theodore Hesburgh, presiden of he Universiy of Nore Dame, announced his reiremen as chairman of he board of rusees of he Rockefeller Foundaion, effecive June, Dr. Clifon R. Wharon,Jr., chancellor of he Sae Universiy of New York, will replace Hesburgh. The 6S-year-old Hesburgh is sepping down according o a mandaory reiremen age clause. A member of he board for 22 years, Hesburgh became chairman in The Observer Nore Dame Food Service has announced he formaion of a new deli line for he spring semeser. Siuaed in boh serving squares of he Souh Dining Hall, he new service will feaure made-o-order sandwiches and self-serve soups. Sudens may selec from cold cus, mea salads and an assormen of breads and relishes. The deli service will begin in early February and will be offered only during lunch periods Monday hrough Friday. - The Observer. The Nore Dame Alumni Associaion is planning is annual hall visiaion program. Scheduled for Jan. 21, he program will feaure campus- wide conferences enabling alumni members o brief sudens on he associaion and is aciviies. Sudens may also air any quesions or commens concerning heir expecaions of he associaion. Of paricular ineres o many sudens will be a horough discussion of he alumni associaion's annual summer job placemen service. The enaive schedule feaures hree or four alumni board members available a each of six sies across campus. - The Observer Professor Kasimierz Braun, winner of he Badge of Meri for Naional Culure in his naive Poland, will ravel o America nex monh o serve during he spring semeser as visiing faculy member and gues drama direcor a he Universiy of Nore Dame. The appoinmen was announced by Mihelllifon, chairman of he ND-SMC Deparmen of Communicaion and Theaer. Braun presenly eaches a he Naional School of Drama in Cracow, a Wroclaw Universiy and serves as arisic direcor and general manager of Tear Wsapolozesny in Wroclaw. One of his duies a Nore Dame will be he direcion of a Shakespearean comedy, he selecion o be announced laer. His Shakespeare credis include Twelfh Nigh, Hamle, and Romeo and julie on Polish sage and elevision performances. Braun will each "Acing, Advanced Topics: Polish Drama and Theaer," and "Advanced Topics: Shakespeare Producion" during his say a Nore Dame. He is he auhor of six books, including The Second Reform of he Theaer, The New Theaer in he World , and Noebook of a Direcor. - The Observer Members of a church in Elkhar are inviing sudens who will no be able o go home for Chrismas o heir homes for Chrismas dinner. Any sudens ineresed in a home-cooked Chrismas dinner should call he Office of Suden Affairs a 84l and leave heir name and phone number. Suden Affairs will pass he informaion on o he church, and a member will hen conac he suden. - The Observer A man pleaded innocen in New York Ciy yeserday o federal charges ha he illegally ranspored and sold rare books aken from a college library in London. The defendan, John M. Papanasassiou, enered he plea before Judge Lee P. Gagliardi in U.S. Disric Cour. Papanasassiou was arresed las Oc. 2 on a complain by U.S. Cusoms Service agens afer he allegedly sod four volumes, including a 1638 ediion of Gallileo's "Discorsi." A reques for his exradiion has been made by Unied Kingdom auhoriies. Agens said 9 of9s books seized a he Papanasassiou's New York Ciy aparmen were lised as missing from London's Universiy College library. - AP A former chief depuy in New beria, La. has been accused by a federal grand jury of providing proecion o marijuana smugglers. Jim Desormeaux was arresed Wednesday nigh, said Sheriff Erroll "Romo" Romero. Desormeaux allegedly received abou S 00,000 in proecion money for aciviies ha ook place in Louisiana coasal regions from abou April o abou June, 1979, said a spokesman for U.S. Aorney Gerald Berino. The indicmen charged Desormeaux wih conspiracy o impor marijuana, imporing of marijuana, possession wih inen o disribu marijuana and wih violaing a federal exorion law. - AP ncreasingly cloudy and warm oday, high in he mid- 30s. Mosly cloudy onigh. Tomorrow, lile emperaure change, wih a high in he m_id-30s and a 60 percen chance of snow. - AP Cable TV Time? One sicky issue ha has been dorman for a while a Nore Dame is he quesion of wheher or no he campus should be wired for cable elevision recepion. To he bes of our knowledge, only wo dorms on campus currenly are equipped wih an inegraed cable sysem: Flanner and Grace. A he ime of heir onsrucion in he lae 60s, he possibiliies presened by cable were apparenly very much on he mind of adminisraors and he archiecs. However, here are wo prime consideraions which seem o have cooled ha enhusiasm. Firs, here is he cos facor. Wiring each dorm room or suie in each hall a Nore Dame would be a very cosly proposiion. Secondly. and more inangible in naure, is he concern among some members of he adminisraion ha access o he plehora of cable saions and pay TV alernaives would serve as a serious disracion o sudens' work and sudy habis. Boh of hese concerns are well warraned, so why resurrec a seemingly dead issue? is essenial ha we recognize he fac ha our sociery is on he hreshold of revoluionary chnological changes - mos of which cener around he home elevision se and he personal compuer. The days of simply siing in fron of he "boob ube" and mindlessly absorbing sicoms and game shows are dying a quick deah for many Americans who are cashing in on he benefis of he cable revoluion. Tweny-four hour spors and news neworks are already well esablished, and in some es ciies, households are now receiving radiinal newspaper informaion via he elevision se insead of on he The_Obs.er.~er John McGrah Edior in Chief nside Friday formed by he cable company. On oher sipulaion in any poenial franchise agreemen would call for he provision of a leas one public access channel exclusively for he Nore Dame campus. This is he key in addressing he sudy disracion concern. This public access channel would serve wo purposes - boh educaional. Firs, programming on his channel could consis of special class-relaed on-air review session~. One very popular "show" would undoubedly be a Thursday nigh chemisry review session in preparaion for Friday's "Emil." Close o one housand freshmen are enrolled in his class, and even if a fracion of he oal uned in, here would sill be a subsanial number of sudens deriving educaional T"" ""1 benefi from he sysem. The G-(lO) H()fM~ sessions could be presided cia~ ~L( E over by eaching or graduae ~ cafsl~ emf! assisans, or even advanced "-" sudens in he class. Oher possible candidaes for air ime consideraion on he public access channel could be Economics 23 and boh classes wih over 700 sudens radiionally enrolled. Organic chemisry, accouning, engineering, and many oher large classes could also be covered in reviews or updae pogramming in a manner similar o ha proposed for freshmen chemisry. The oher educaional benefi o be derived from a suden access channel would accrue in he field of communicaion sudies. Access o even he modes faciliies of proposed channel would enhance he insrucion sudens now doorsep hrough experimenal arrangemens wih heir ciy newspaper. Columbus Ohio is he mos sriking example of he possibiliies of cable. n ha ciy, cable subscribers are offered a sysem known as QUBE which in essence is a wo-way elevision hookup in which viewers can respond insananeously o public opinion polls, rivia quesions, and oher queries. Banking and reailing funcions are also being performed righ now in es households - all via he elevision cable hookup. Bu wha does cable have o offer Nore Dame and could he benefis of is conribuion be enough o ouweigh he negaive aspecs menioned above? We should a leas look a he possibiliies before rejecing he concep ou of hand. n addressing he firs concern, cos, he possibiliy of reaching an insallaion arrangemen wih poenial cable companies should be invesigaed. n reurn for graning a franchise o one of he poenial bidding firms, he Universiy could demand free or cu-rae insallaion charges. No addiional bureaucracy would be needed by he Universiy because he decision o dramaically improve recpion - receive cable service or no would be up o individual sudens, and all billing and servicing would be per- Design Edior... Maura.Murphy Design Assisans... Jim Keyes Layou Saff... Paul M.:Ginn Typeseers... A Novas Ron joe NeU'S Edior... Tim Vcrcdloi Copy Ediors... Ri<.:h Ada"' Tim Neely Paul McGinn Feaures Layou,... Gregory Swiercz Spors Copy Edior... Chris Needles Typiss... Dodec Carney Laura Degnan Sysems Conrol... Bruce Oakley ND Day Edior... Paul McGinn Ad Design... Fran & Mary Phoographer... Cheryl Erd Gues Appearances... S. Chuckerzaa Chrismas Spiri From all of us here o all of you here, good luck on finals, and a safe and happy holiday season. The Observer (USPS ) s publshed Monday hrough Fnday and on home fooball Saurdays excep dunng exam and vacaion penods The Observer S published by he sudens of Nore Dame and San Mary s College Subscnp!lons may be purchased for $25 per year ($15 per semeser) by wnng The Observer P 0 Box 0. Nore Dame. lndana The Observer S a member of The Associaed Press All reproducion nghs are reserved Second class posage pa1d a Nore Dame lnd1ana receive in he Communicaion and Theare and American Sudies deparmens. Telecommunicaions and broadcas inernships are now offered hrough boh deparmens, bu enrollmen is severely limied. Alhough he channel would only broadcas on campus via carrier curren, all he basic funcions of a TV saion could be roughly duplicaed, including experience in producing news and spors programming. The carrier curren naure of he operaion would also benefi WSND-AM, which currenly suffers from poor recepion arrround campus. Broadcasing is signal hrough he cable sysem o suden's sereos would while sill no compeing direcly in he Souh Bend marke wih he wo Universiy-owned radio saion~. E.F. HUTTON & COMPANY NC Discusses Career Opporuniies in he Securiies ndusry Corporae Fi nonce Operaions Research e Sales Trading And Oher Areas of Specializaion Wihin Huon Will be Discussed on Thursday January 1 4, a 7 P.M. in The Universiy Club, Upper Lounge.

3 The Observer ---~ Friday, December 11, 1981 page 3 Varied reacion O'Meara speaks on Frese sui By VC SCULL Saff Reporer Provos Timohy O':vcara's sacm n wih rl gard o hl ou-of-cour sclcml n of he Dolores Frese sui ~parked varied reacion among ml mbl rs of he Nore Dame faculy. Acn>ling o Provos 0' Meara's saemen on he ~ex-discriminaion case, whil'h appencd in full in Vl'S eday's Obserz er."the s:lemen agreemen acknowledges ha here has bn n no deerminaion ha he Universiy has violaed any law or regulaion on discriminaion, and he Universiy denies any such violaion of law." Wih regard o he saemen, one procssor who asked o remain nameless, comm rllcd ha "he people who have made his decision Reagan asks for U.S. ciizens o reurn home WASN<;TON (AP)- Presiden lkagan ask d Americans working in Lrhya o coml home yeserday o keep hem from becoming pawns in any showdown wih h radical Arab ~ae. Thl governmen said 1_';00 li.s. ciizens, many of hem oil echnicians, sand in "imminl n danger." The Sae Deparmen also banned ravel o Libya by U.S. ciizens. Wih border guards alered o be on hl lookou for alleged Libyan assassin squads rying o infilrae his counry, ofkials implied ha yeserday's decisions were only 1rs moves in a cold war wih he Libyan srongman Moammar Khadafy. The gov rnmen sill is considering an embargo agains oil from.ibya, which supplies abou 4 percen of U.S. impors, according oo: 1dals who spoke privaely. "The s ps ak n early oday by Presiden Reagan arc in response o he problem of Libyan lawlessness," Secreary of Sae Alexander M. Haig Jr. old reporers in Brussels, Belgium, where he concrred wih Europ an allies. llaig added, " don' rule ou poenial furher s ps, bu he acions aken arc jusi1cd by he prevailing circumsances." Depuy S:l'fcary of Sae William Clark announced he moves, hu refused o link hem o he ~adminisraion's belief ha Khaday has sen an assassinaion squad o his coninen o kill Reagan or oher op gov:rnmen officials in realiaion li>r he American downing of wo Libyan MiGs Aug. 19. Reagan said Monday he had cvidcn c of he assassinaion plo, hu non has been made public Clark said h seps were aken in view of he ovnall paern of Libyan behavior over he pas six monhs. "A reliable source indicaes ha a six-man assassinaion eam... may a mp illegal enry ino he Uni d Sa s via :\1cxico during early l>eccmhn 19H," ~aid a noie: pos d a he crossing on he U.S..\kxican hordn souh of San Diego, <:ali: Senae Republican Leader Howard Baker said Reagan's d cision dearly is o ge he Americans ou of Libya 1rs and hen decide wheher furher acion is called ilf. Said Baker: "Tha's my inerpreaion: le's no have anoher ranian siuaion. Le's ge our Americans ou. Le's see how he siuaion unfolds and develops. Le's see how Col. Khadafy reacs and le's decide wha if any addiional seps are necessary." hav: no b:en made accounable. Nobody knows wha w:n on. cerainly don' wan o keep a figh going on over i. agree wih Provos O'Meara in ha we mus now pu aside our differences." Anoher professor, who also requesed anonymiy. offered srong remarks. "The Universiy won. She ( Doloes Frese) won. The only p:oplc who los is h: English Deparmen." Professor Rober Lordi, who has spok:n ou in h: pas wih r:gard o h: Fr:se sui, spoke w The Obser er abou O'Meara's saem:n. "The Provos's sacmcnr on he Fr:s: case con1rms precisely wha poined ou in The Observer (November 20 ), namely ha he Universiy's expnlicn reason for s:ling h: Frese case was based on h: dass acion aspecs of he sui, and no on he professional meris of any individual case, including ha of Ms. Fn:se. "His saemen also re-affirms he validiy of he Universiy processes by which individual cases of promoion and enure are procssionally decided." Prof. Dolores Frese replied "no commen" when asked abou he Provos's saemen. Conway explains escor serv1ce saemens By TM VERCELLOTT News Edior Conrary o a repor in Wednesday's Obsen er, Suden Governmen Securiy Commissioner Brian Conway did no resign as head of he escor service. Conway explained ha he wen bdi>rc he Hall Presiden's Council on Tucsdav nigh o discuss he lack of paricipaion by hall voluneers in he service. He asked he hall presidens o assume greaer responsibiliy in saffing he service. However, Conway did no sep down as head of he service. According o Conway, voluneers have failed o show up a heir appoined imes a he Memorial Library in he pas few weeks. "There was a lack of communicaion somewh rc along he line," Conway explained. As a resul, Conway was forn d o salhc service himself Conway concluded ha he halls would have o assume more of he burden of operaing he service. Each ol he ~ixeen men s dorms will sall he snvicc on a roaing basis. Escor leaders in each donn will repor on he nigh's work o Con: wa\'. PNOCCHO'S PZZA PARLOR -Hours Mon-Thurs 11 am-12 pm Fri-Sa 11 am-1 :30 am Sun 4 pm- 11 pm -Beer Specials Every Nie 8:00-10: Picher 5.50 Mug -HAPPY HOUR Mon-Frl 4 pm-6 pm Fri-Sa 8 pm-12 am 4 H wide screen TV Fas Delivery Service PLEASE- one coupon per pizza N mmun ~ ~ his coupon good 1 This coupon good 1»,~ T "" or one or one 1 ~~<'''~ ~ junij.m r LARGE PZZA MEDUM PZZA v;; ~ $1.00 OFF $.75 OFF '~.... w expires expires E s This sysem will be used in he 1rs hree weeks afer he semeser break. A he end of ha ime, Suden Body Presiden Don Murday, Suden Body Vice Presiden Tara Kenny and Conway will evaluae he escor service, and is fuure. Conway explained ha his period will deermine wheher he service should coninue o be saffed by he halls, saffed by a suden governmen ask force, or face canccllaion. The escor service was placed on a rial basis in mid-november. Due o a poor urnou, he on-call porion of he service was cancelled. Nex semeser escors willl be available in he lobby of he Memorial Library from 10 p.m. o :-"i p.m., Sunday hrough Thursday. Nore Dame ar graduae sudens are holding a Chrismas poery sale oday from 10 a.m. o 4 p.m. in O'Shaugnessy. (phoo by Chery / Erel) runs hru school yr. E;DSON & RONWOOD hair desip for he aware DR and woiun r------coupon' STUDENT SPECAL :10% Off WTH COUPON ON ALL SERVCES 1 L COUPON J (~RED<EN FREE HAWAAN VACATON COllie in for del ails reprdilll Redkens Swnpsbkn.. y. HOURS MON.-8:30--5:00 Th rs.-8:30--8:30 f ri. 8:30--5:30 Sa.-8:01)..4:00 Phone A~VERSTY OF NOTRE DAME lils'- UNTED WAY 1981 THANK YOU o oil who conribued o he overall success of he 1981 compoign. Jl! This demonsraes ha Nore Dome ruly is ''A CARNG PLACE'' Brion Walsh Waler Miller Co-Chairmen 1981 NO Unied W OJ Campaign

4 ~-~---~-~ The Observer Friday, December 11, page 4 MASS follow-ed b:}r supper every_ FRDAY a he 941 N. Bendix c.? 2 - a: LL LL 2,_ N )~ \ 1/~'l $24,100-$44,800 JON THE MOST SOPHSTCATED - NUCLEAR ENGNEERNG PROGRAM N THE WORLD. ~ 2 LU a: c( LL..J CJ :) Lmcoln Way W. M1shawaka US 31 N.. Souh Bend MMEDATE OPENNGS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS WORKNG TOWARD A BS/BA N ENGNEERNG, MATH. PHYSCS, OR CHEMSTRY... NCLUDES A FULL YEAR OF GRADOATE LEVEL NUCLEAR TRANNG AT OUR EXPENSE WTH A $3.000 BONUS UPON COMPLETON. EARN A STARTNG SALARY OF S24,100 THAT NCREASES TO OVER $44,800 AFTER FOUR YEARS., PLUS FREE MEDCAL AND DENTAL CARE. UNLMTED SCK LEAVE. THRTY DAYS ANNUAL PAD VACATON, AND EXECUTVE CLUB PRVLEGES. PERSONNEL WLL BE ON CAMPUS December 7 and 8, 1981 or call number below DEPARTMENT Of THE NAVY 575 N. PENNSYLVANA STREET OFFCE 646 OPO NDANAPOLS, N OR Ma Feeney, Nore Dame law suden and former Ho~y Cross Associae, explains he preparaion pocess o joe Regoi and Maggie Bre, Proes shooing G,ANESVLLE, Fla. (AP) - Black ) l'ilhs peled mooriss and pedesrians wih rocks and boles yeserday in an area where abou 250 people rampaged he nigh before o proes. he shooing of a black eenager by a whie policeman. Police said he disurbance a midday yeserday was far more limied han Wednesday nigh's oubreak in his Norh Florida ciy of 81,000, home of he sae's larges campus and one of is few black police chiefs. "We're responding o i. 's no as big a group a his ime," police L. Don Dean said. coninued from page candidaes for he Ho~y Cross Associae program in Saniago, Chile,Jor 982. (phoo by Cheryl Erel) Blacks rio in Gainesville Dean said he number of black youhs paricipaing in he disurbance was "abou 0 or S," compared wih he esimaed 250 who rampaged for 90 minues following he shooing of 16-yearold Columbus Williams by an officer rying o make a drug arres. He was repored in saisfacory condiion a a hospial yeserday. More han 60 rio-equipped police were called in o quell ha disurbance. Police Chief Akins Warren was in his former homeown of S. Louis when he disurbance broke ou. He rushed back o Gainesville yeserday, oured he roubled area, hen Orange "A he end of each monh we send his code shee in o Washingon, and i's fed ino his compuer, called he Agen Orange Regisry," Baker added. My appoinmen for he screening, a a sprawling VA hospial complex in Togus near Augusa, was made hrough james Tukey, who heads he sae's Agen Orange nformaion Commiee. Luckily, l have had no medical problems since my our in Vienam ended in early Bu Agen Orange, he oxic defolian used exensively during he war, has been suspeced of causing birh defecs and ailmens ranging from skin condiions o cancer. As of las monh, 65,000 veerans naionwide have undergone screenings, and 0,500 have filed claims for disabiliy, VA officials say. Abou 1.6 million Americans served in Vienam. Nearly 800 Maine residens, ou of an esimaed 16,000 who served in Vienam, have been screened a Togus. The percenage aking he exam is "considerably higher' in Maine han in mos oher saes, said Donald L. Wer, medical adminisraive officer a Togus. Wer said various groups in Maine, including he VA and service organizaions, have been aking par in well-publicized campaigns o. aler Vienam ves abou Agen Orange. nnecicu ND-SMC Sudens Holiday Alumni-Suden open house Sheridan Harford Hoel Jan. 6, pm abmjsson anb B R ~OR SUb ns. b ns, alumm, ~am1lj S, W lcom. anb ~RJ. nbs ar R anb SUffiffi R JOBS biscuss b. al R hock y qam ava1labl a 8:00 pm me wih his saff. The invesigaion of he shooing was in he hands of he sae aorney's office. Police said Williams had grabbed he service revolver of undercover officer Ernes Bridges as Bridges ried o arres him in a drug invesigaion and Bridges sho him in he ches wih a backup weapon. Bu winesses claimed ha he youh had fallen on he curb and he officer was in no danger when he sho was fired. "(Williams) was lying on his somach. He was physically helpless," said joseph Bryan, an insurance agen. "He was geing up. Boom! He sho him," said Sharon Alexander, 21. One black communiy leader expressed surprise a he violence and said he did no hink i was "sympomaic of any racial problems in Gainesville." Theo coninuedfrompage heological educaion. This includes a fairly well-based knowledge of he Chrisian radiion. Fr. McBrien added ha sudens would no be resriced from aking non-chrisian courses o fulfill heir second course requiremen. Fr. McBrien sressed ha here was no change in deparmenal policy. The 1979 documen is sill he guide o undergraduae heology educaion. ' ' Cops coninued from page 1 having a policeman in he neighborhood who can respond quickly. They like having someone waching ou for hem." When asked wha brough on his modificaion in he deparmen, Swialski said ha i was no ciy growh or an increase in crime in he Norheas neighborhood ha caused he change. " was ime o ry a new concep," he said. The Souh Bend police chief and division chief examined he police deparmens of oher ciies wih his ype of program before iniiaing he change.

5 The Observer Friday, December 11, page 5 Holy Cross program Associaes accep applicaions By MARGARET FOSMOE sies wihin he Unied Saes. The while a he Phoenix sie..'veu'.< Saff Holy Cross Associaes also sponsor a Feeney emphasized ha he similar inernaional program wih program is open for all graduaes. Th Holy Cross Associaes will be sires in Saniago, Chile and Nairobi, "No specific major is nee- essary o ;~cn ping applicaions i>r heir Kenya. join. We are simply looking for sudomesic Voluneer Program unil The domesic program was dens ineresed in a variey of social l'dmary 2, an ording o Ma founded in when ive Nore work," he said. Feeney, Saff Manager. Dame graduaes ravdej ro For each voluneer in he Th domesic Volun<.Tr Program Porland, On:. o paricipae. While program, S4,000 is place(~ in a comhere, is for pos-graduae sudens a h~y pnformcd various ypes mon house hudg o pay expcns~:;s..\/ore Dame and Sain,\1ary's who of soda! Wl>rk, such as c;khing n addiion, voluneers are given :lr in<. r snl in paru.:ipaing in a school and working wih juvenile S'iO a monh as spending money. 1 aricy ol soda! work a one of four ddinquens. There is a Chrisian asp c o he Haig speaks Tlw program has expanded since program as wdl. Paricipans remain hen, moving o oher ciies whne close hrough such aciviies as Holy Cross Associaes now work. group mass. The four curren sies arc locaed in Feeney descihed he flexibiliy of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Baywood, he program. "Basically. he volun Ca.; Pho nix, Ariz.; and he original 'Crs can do wha hey wan on he on U.S. Porland sie. local fron. Th re is a Holy Cross measures While sudens from he Porland pries presen a each sie o coorarca also paricipae, Nore Dame dinae he program. There is a grea and Sain Mary's graduaes comprise deal of flexibiliy involved," he ex H'i percen ofhe program. General- plained. BRllSSEL". Belgium lap) _ ly, her are 1ve voluneers a each The inernaional program in- Sn-r ary of Sae Alexander M. llaig sie. The voluneer raio is abou 'io volves a wo and one-half year Jr. said yeserday ha new U.S. ac ~ercen mak, 50 percen female. commimen. Thus, he overseas ions a~ains Lihya were in r sponse, h~ domesic program runs annual- group ha lef his pas Augus will o "erroris aciviv" bu ha mos ly, from Augus hrough.july. reurn in December of of America's Europ~an allies probab- Feeney, presenly.a Nore. Dame Those ineresed in eiher of he ly will mainain normal relaions law sud~n, paricipaed 111 he programs should conac program wih h Libyan governmen. program from Augus, 1979 hrough coordinaor Fr. Don McNeill a he Rdi:rring o a u.s. reques yeser- July, He augh grade school Cener for Experienial Learning. Dining hall checker Dave Ender~y is caugh in he ac of slipping a lae-nigh snack ino his pocke. (phoo by Cheryl Erell) and day invalidaion for Americans of U.S. o passpors leave Libya, for!1111.~ :"~ ravl l o Libya, Haig old reporers, '' '9. "The seps aken early oday by ~~~~~<~~:e:~>~~~b~;ni::~~~:;s~:> Hu llaig said he seps were :f' q~ primarily o proec Americans and a~ Jj-.... UNVERSTY OF NOTRE DAME UNTED WAY A "engaged ha he in Unied vicimizing Saes Libya." was no n recen weeks U.S. officials, speaking privaely, had spoken in <. rms of puniive acions agains Libya, such as banning impors of Libyan oil o he Unied Saes. The he Nore Dame Unied Way Campaign was a success! Over Reagan adminisraion alleges Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy is ploing o kill he presiden or oher high ll.s. officials. " don' rule ou poenial furher seps, bu he acions aken arc jusiled by he prevailing _circumsances,' Haig said. " should be read precisely ha way." is wih a grea deal of pleasu.re ha officially announce ha $119,000 was raised from he sudens, saff, and faculy of he Nore Dame Communiy. wan o publically hank he following individuals for heir personal involvemen in he Nore Dame campaign. TO O'HARE-MDWAY SPECAL 6 TRPS DALY Ask Your Travel Agen For The Big Bus To O'Hore Or Call ndiana Moor Bu' Almos Free Travel Drive - No Renal Fees Reservaions & nfo fol Cars o AZ, FL, TX Mos Major Ciies/ Saes CALL NOW Chicago Elkhar Spli Gas ~ih Friends! MUST BE AT LEAST 21 YEARS OLD AU'!.'O DRVE.hJ.JAY CO. Ron Anderson Rev. Leonard N. Banas, C.S.C. Siser Judih Ann Beaie, C.S.C. Cahryn Beczkowski G. Thomas Bull Richard Conklin Theodore J. Crovello Carson Daley Dr. James M. Daschbach Siser Elain Desrosiers Sean Digan Hanna Eldred and Saff Fred Freeman Josephine Gladura Mr. Mark Heller Herman Hirl Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C. Professor John W. Houck Monica Jeffers Josie Jeffries Jay Kane Mr. Charles Linser John R. Lloyd Rober Loeffler Mike Mancuso Mr. Thomas Mason Jack McGann John M. McGrah Rev. Donald McNeill, C.S.C. Bro. Joseph McTaggar, C.S.C. Joseph O'Brien Mr. Bazil O'Hagan Professor Timohy O'Meara Mr. Richard Phelps Dr. Morris Pollard Earnesine Raclin William Sexon Thomas Swarz Kahleen Weiger Terry Wilkins James Wruck Also a hank you o all who conribued in any way o he success of he campaign~ Brian Walsh Waler Miller Co -Chairmen ~ 1981 ND Unied Way Campaign ~\

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Nize old foreign minisers from l 5 NATO counries ha "boh sides were geing down o real issues in he negoiaions" ha opened Nov. 30 in Geneva, accord ing o a senior U.S. official. Nize flew here o provide a progress repor on he alks wih he Sovies. The Unied Saes wans NATO o endorse he U.S. negoiaing posiion and also o reaffirm NATO's decision o go ahead wih deploymen of 572 U.S. missiles, beginning in 1983, if here isn' an agreemen. The senior official, who requesed anonymiy, said ha following Nize's remarks o a closed session, he NATO foreign minisers praised he U.S. effor in he Geneva negoiaions. "Ambassador Nize was able o repor ha he negoiaions have been underaken in a very serious vein and... he amosphere beween he wo delegaions has been a very posiive one," said he official. Sources and spokesmen for several oher ddegaiom indicaed hey were generally pleased wih wha Nize repored. On: conference source wh\l did no wan o be idenified quo1<:d :'lliz<:- as saying he Sovie posiion in he firs 10 days of he negoiaium had nor changed. The.s. posiion. a "zero opion" fi!voring a han on all nuckar mbsil-s in he L.uropean area, also apparenh had nu changed eiher. Lohar RuhL spokesman (>r he W~.:M Gernun Foreign :1.1inisy, ~aid hb delegaion was plea~cd h~.: alb were (JCusing on maers of ~ub ~ance.,\1ark \1ac(;uigan, h: Canadian for:ign miniser. old reporers, '''s qui clear o us from wha Mr. Nize said he Unied Saes is very s:rious in hese arms conrol n:goiaions." A source in he Briish delegaion was quoed as saying Nize's repor was "no un:ncouraging." Nize's appearance was par of a U.S. effor on several frons o bolser European resolve o go forward wih d:ploying he nuclear missiles - if here is no an agreemen - o confron Sovie missiles which are already in place. The U.S. delegaion, headed by Secreary of Sae Alexander M. Haig Jr., wans he NATO communique, which will be issued a Friday's close, o declare ha deploymen along wih negoiaions "are imporan and h: deploymen's scheduled ime in 1983, in he absence of an absenc: of an agreemen, will go fonvard." Some of he European counries, especially Wc:s G:rmany, are expeced o face domesic pressure o forgo deploying he missiles on heir erriory in h: absence of an agreemen. The Observer announces promoions The News Deparmen announces he following promoions o he posiion of saff reporer: Juniors Mary Mcln:rny and Gus Tamborello; Sophomores Cindy Coldiron, Kaie McDonnell, Molly Ryan and Tom Shaughnessy; and Freshmen Mark Boennighausen, Vic Sciulli and Mike Wilkins.

7 The Observer Friday, December 11, page 7 Sakhavov 's daugher -in -law Alexeyeva receives visa MOSCOW ( AP) - Andrei Sakharov's dau~hcr-in-law said yeserday she has been summon d o he Sovie visa ofkc, apparenly o rcl"eivc h r lon~-awaicd exi papas. Bu she vowed no o kav for he llni d Sa s unil she is sure Sakharov has abandon:d a hunger srike on hn behalf. " fed happier now. fed mul"h l"almcr." Uza Alexq va said afer rn:dving he summons ll app ar oday a 0\'R, whnc exi visas arc bsucd. "Bu sill have a lingering fear ha i's no quie ru and ha i migh all urn ou nribly." Th appar n decision o permi her o migrac ~'l'mcd o b a major l"onl"cssion by Sovie auhoriies, who havl hccn under inense in rnaional pressure o mee Sakharov's d mands o le Miss Alcxcycva, 26, join h r husband in he Unied Saes. The Sovie govcrnrm:n has no l"ommcncd officially on he l"asc sim: las l'riday, and repeaed aemps hy The Associaed Press o rca h h KGB (securiy polil"c) for umlrmaion have been unsul"ccssful. Miss Alcxeycva, h fol"us of a bi T sruggk beween he banished dissiden and Sovie auhoriies, said she was old o bring her passpor, wo phoographs and 21 0 rubll's (abou $:~00 a he ofkialcxchangc rae), whkh is he normal price for a Sovie exi visa. She old reporers ha he summons 1.:amc in a form leer ha arrived a Sakharov's Mosl"OW aparm n las evening, shorly afer she rc'l'iv d word ha Sakharov and his wik Yelena Bonn:r had volunarily ended he hunger srike hey began Nov. 22. Miss Alexcy va, howcvn. said she has no in nion ofk-aving he Sovie Union before seeing he Sakharovs. She said he KGB old here earlier in he day ha ha she could visi hem nex Monday. " will no have peace of mind unil go o Gorky on Monday o prove o myself ha he Sakharovs arc all righ," she said. Sakharov. winner of he 197'; Nobel Peace Prize i>r his work on behalf of human righs, was banished o he Vol~a River ciy cas of Moscow nearly wo years ago o limi his access o i>rl'igncrs. Miss Alcxcycva married Alexei S:myonov, who sudies a Brandeis Universiy ncar Boson, by proxy las summer in a ceremony performed in Monana. The Sovies do no rco>gnizc he marriage. Sovie media have been silen on he case since las Friday's blas agains he Sakharovs and Miss Alcxcyeva in h: governmen newspaper zvesia. The repor accused Sakharov of beginning he hunger srike o fan "ani-sovie seni mcns" in he Wes. Reagan aides consider axes o figh defici WASHN<;ToN ( AP)- Presiden Reagan's budge planners hope o push he federal ddid o under $70 billion in 1983 and o HO billion or less in 198"f, and arc considering ax increases o ge here, adminisraion sources said yeserday. The n:w r:vcnues migh come from wihholding axes on in:rcs and dividend innllnc. impored oil fees, axes on employer-paid h alh insurance benefis and a windfall profis ax on deregulaed naural gas, adminisraion oficials said. One sourl": said he adminisraion is looking a plans o raise S80 billion o S8'; billion in and 1984 o reduce a dcid now projcl"cd a more han $1 ';() billion in Tha is a signiican inl"rcasc from he $22 billion in new ax innascs hrough 98"f ha Pr:sidcn Reagan proposed in S:pcmber. Reagan also has been relucan o make significan l"us in his rcl"ord dcfl'nsc budge plans. dcspi: urgings from budge dircl"lor David A. Sockman anll oher advisers. The sourl"es, asking ma heir names no be used, also disclosed ha widely published dcfid figures pr:parcd a week ago already hav: been rcvis:d downward, hough hey sill pain a bleak budge oulook. Al"cording o he sourl":s, Sol"kman old Reagan earlier his week ha wihou more budge cus or ax increases, he d:fici will surge o! 07. <; billion in fisl"al 1982, billion in 1983 and Sl';2.4 billion in The earlier esimaes showed ddicis of! 09. billion for he l"llfrcn fiscal year, S ';2.3 billion for 1983 and S 162 billion for Fisl"al 1982 began in Ocob:r. 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8 r The Observer Wih finals approaching, many sudens will be saying inside and missing he naural beauy 2128 SOUTH BEND AVENUE N.D. PARTY HEADQUARTERS of winer. (phoo by Cheryl Erel) Friday, December, page 8 Council discourages use of preservaives WASHNGTON (AP) - Processors should reduce nirie preservaives in bacon and oher meas and end mos uses of a relaed compound, even hough healh effecs of he chemicals are largely unknown, he Naional Academy of Sciences said yeserday.. The academy's Naional Research Council said i would be "pruden" o cu exposures o nirie and nirae food addiives unil furher sudy deermines wheher hey have a link o human cancer. Neiher nirae nor nirie, used o decrease bacerial conaminaion and add color in meas, appears o cau~e cancer direcly in animals or man, said he 500-page repor commissioned by he Agriculure Deparmen and he Food and Drug Adminisraion. However,.compounds called nirosamines can form from he addiives and many of hese are known DuPon uses coal sales o reduce deb CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Du Pon Co., owner of he naion's second larges coal producer, is preparing an "aggressive" campaign o dump coal reserves o reduce a $3.8 billion deb incurred when i purchased Conoco Co., indusry analyss say. PHONE The company's plan is o unload i. _:::::. ~===~=z==~--.:~=~~~ high-sulfur coal reserves, while Casillo Rum--whie 1 Lie~... $5.89 Cases of Budweiser 24 o a case.. $ Jim Beam Blend Lier.o.. ~... $9.99 American Vodka liers... $ PABST Case of Quars BLUE RBBON... o... $8.99 =he Obsen!er~. *****Pary***** Scuiclcl~ Ue.:~ru()ef 11 1 ()a()()vrn - 1aJC1carn fj?,., l(lclel Uee1~ Ul12s~ cllcl,..uil:liles 13111'1 ~ ':A ~U? 1 holding ono is reserves of more valuable low-sulfur seam coal used o drive power plan generaors, hey say. Earlier his week, Du Pon officials said he Delaware-based chemical gian planned o sell abou S2 billion ofis "naural resource asses" in he nex hree years o reduce he deb incurred in buying Conoco Co. las summer. Du Pon's acquisiion of he naion's ninh larges oil company cos 56.8 billion, including 53.8 billion in case. Du Pon Chairman Edward G. Jefferson said he deal raised he company's deb o an uncomforable level. When i bough Conoco, Du Pon gained conrol of Consolidaion Coal Co., Wes Virginia's larges coal producer and he naion's second larges. Analyss said Du Pon probably would ry o keep Con Pon could sell abou 12 billion ons of coal reserves wihou ouching is operaing mines or hose planned for he fuure. "The commied coal properies are far more valuable han he uncommied reserves. They probably have limied profiabiliy. Wha hey're really saying is ha we are selling off reserves ha are probably worh very lile," Cohen said. This would mean ha Du Pon would seek o dispose of properies for which i had no immediae plans, while holding ono acive mining operaions and hose close o developmen. Cohen said he believes Du Pon would ry o hold ono is Wes Virginia and Pennsylvania reserves. "The higher qualiy, low-sulfur Appalachian coal, hose are he gems. Tha's no going o go," he said. Anoher analys hough Du Pon would have rouble if i ried o sell lower qualiy reserves while keeping is more valuable asses. o cause cancer in animals, he council said. Therefore, nirosamines are suspeced of causing human cancer. The commiee poined ou ha mea preservaives accoun for only a small porion of he oal human exposure o nirosamines. Tobacco smoke, agriculural chemicals, cosmeics, beer and oher foods accoun for even larger exposures, i said. Nirae can be convered o nirie and hen o nirosamines in foods and in he body. The commiee said here is evidence Viamins C and E block conversion of nirie o nirosamines, bu i did no address wheher dieary supplemens would provide any proecive effec. "The eliminaion of niries from cured meas will probably no have a major effec on healh," said Maclyn McCarhy of Rockefeller Universiy, chairman of he commiee ha wroe he repor. Bu McCarhy said a a news briefing ha use of he preservaives should be curailed in any case o reduce risks, even if no one is sure exacly wha he risks are. The commiee said nirie use in bacon,ham and oher meas should be reduced "o he exen ha proecion agains boulism is no compromised." The commiee also called for nirae, a relaed compound, o be eliminaed from all poulry and mos mea producs because here is no evidence i has any direc preservaive effecs. Nirae "may be necessary" in drycured meas, such as counry ham and jerky, and fermened sausages, such as salami and pepperoni, and use in hese producs should coninue, i said. Nirie has been added o mea for decades o give i a reddish-pink color, improve he flavor and inhibi baceria growh. Nirae is a similar compound ha changes ino nirie. n mea, i acs as a reservoir of nirie for longer preservaion. An esimaed Sl2. 5 billion worh of food, abou 7 percen of he food supply, has nirie added o i. The food indusry opposes any ban of he addiive, saying i would increase spoilage, raise coss and possibly increase food poisoning cases. Ohio invesigaor calls drug sory.~~ hoax' solidaion's valuable, low-sulfur coal FORT WAYNE, nd. (AP) - An reserves of Wes Virginia, bu one Ohio invesigaor says a scare abou analys said he company migh find drug-laced sickers being disi hard o reach is financial goals by ribued o Midwes school children selling jus high-sulfur coal reserves. is a hoax. Low-sulfur coal usually coss an n a copyrigh sory in yeserday's average of Sl o 52 more per on ediions of The For Wayne Newshan high-sulfur coal because i Seninel, Jack McCormick of he burns cleaner and requires less pol- Ohio Bureau of Criminal nvesigaluion conrol reamen, said Terry ion called he LSD-sickers sory deo, vice presiden of adminisra- "he crazies rumor 've ever heard ion for he Wes Virginia Coal As- in my life." sociaion. McCormick said he sory sared Du Pon Vice Chairman Ralph E. las summer when a memo he wroe Bailey said some of Conoco's coal as- abou he possibiliy of such sickers ses, held under is Consolidaion in Delaware sae schools was inersubsidiary, would be included in he ceped by newspaper and broadcas sale. reporers in Columbus, Ohio. "We inend o pursue an ag- The invesigaor said parens in gressive asse disposiion program. he own of Delaware, Ohio, had Wih coal reserves exceeding 14 bil- heard rumors abou he sickers and lion ons, Conoco is well posiioned hough he sickers were being o sell reserves for which we have no circulaed in heir own and no in developmen plans in he he sae of Delaware. McCormick foreseeable fuure," Bailey said on wroe he memo afer checking ou he las day of a wo-day seminar for he own of Delaware and finding no financial analyss a Du Pon head- evidence of he sickers. quarers in Wilmingon, Del. "We checked i ou," McCormick ndusry analyss said hey were said. "Firs of all he rumors were no surprised by Du Pon's an- originally abou he sae of nounc~;:men. "They obviously don' Delaware, no he own of Delaware. need 1.4 billion ons of coal," said Second, i was jus a hoax." Shorly afer he memo was wri en, McCormick said, " go a call a a.m. from a reporer who said he police found 5,000 abs of bloer acid in he car (of a man arresed in Columbus, Ohio). The bloers wre Leonard Bogner, a research analys wih Bache Halsey Suar Shields nc., a New York brokerage house. Mark Cohen, an analys wih Kidder, Peabody and Co., anoher New York brokerage, esimaed ha Du covered wih cue lile blue sars. "The reporer waned o know if his bus didn' confirm he rumors... bu i wasn' rue," he invesigaor said, adding ha he sars didn' con _ain any.sd. Officials in Muncie, Gary, ndianapolis, For Wayne and Hammond have warned parens and children abou aoo ransfers possibly laced wih LSD. The sickers were said o be in he design of Wal Disney caroon characers like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, as well ~ in a blue sar design. Ray Golarz, an adminisraor for Hammond schools said he originally received repors of he sickers from Michigan and Chicago school adminisraors. He said Thursday ha Hammond narcoics deecives old him hey had confiscaed some of he drug-laced aoos. - Jim-my Lawson, he Hammond deecive who said he drug sickers had been confiscaed, could no be reached for commen yeserday. The News-Seninel said he drug sickers were repored in ndiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wes Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kenucky. "'d hink i was funny, bu 1 worry some fruicake will read all he newspaper sories abou feeding acid o school kids and decide o ry i," McCormick old he News Seninel.

9 ~---~ Ediorials Friday, December 11, page 9 For mos undergraduaes a Wake Fores Universiy here, "curren evens" would seem confined o he upcoming holiday baskeball ournamens and midyear exams. Such maers as he opening round of U.S. -Sovie arms discussions in Geneva or he nex budge showdown in Congress would draw blank sares here as a mos oher colleges. "Civic illieracy" hreaens our democracy like never before, warn Ernes Boycrr and Fred M. Hechinger in a new repor for he Carnegie Foundaion for he Advancemen of Teaching. And he blame can' be placed solely a sudens' fee: Educaors and he media aren' helping o foser good ciizens. Unless we find beer ways oeducue ourselves as ciizens," Boyer and Hechlnger wrie, "we run he risk of drifing unwiingly ino u new kind of Dark Age-- a ime when small cadres of specialiss will conrol knowledge und hus conrol he decision-muking prm:ess. "These high priess of echnology will undersand, or claim o undersand, he complicah:d issues, elling us wha we should believe and how we ~hould ac. n his new age of growing confusions, ciizens would make criicul d.:cisions no on h.: has is of wha hey know, bu on he basis of blind faih in on.: o anoh.:r se of prof.:ssed expers.'' Oi:ourse, medioa.: voer urnous and duonil' disrus of public insiuions have b.:.:n quesion.:d, debaed and bemoaned in an endless number of hooks and hroadcash. Bu, as Boyer and Hechinger noe, colleges have seemed eiher unwilling or unable o couner his dangel.jus indifference. On he conrary, Dodging The Real World faculies have ended o shy from discussion on conroversial issues and o rely insead on simplified, acceped prescripions o complex 4ucsiions. n an incasingly unpredicable world, hey have helped insiuionalize predicably. Specifically, he bes-read publicaion here 1s surely he newspaper spors secion; no one lines up for copies of The Economis. One of he librarians old us ha perhaps one-enh of he 4,000 srong suden body subscribe o he local Winson-Salem Journal or Seninel newspapers. Bu she also suggesed one reason why his is so: Pofessors don' sufficienly encourage heir sudens o supplemen class work wih exa reading of curren evens. The lack of suden ineres, in urn. may disl'ouragc faculy members from keeping up h.:msclves. (Discovered in he college library, one economics professor conceded ha he hadn' read he Alanic Monhly magazine in.:rvicw wih Budge Direcor David Sockman, le alone assign i o his class. And h.: add.:d ha mos of his colleagues had probably no r.:ad i eih.:r.) When a suden's only realiy is ha which links schooling o n posgraduae economics paycheck, he or she will ineviably leave poliical and social issues o h.: dreaded specialineres communiy. And ha lead o he blind faih ha worries Boyer and Hechlinger. n he name of civic comp.:encc, he auhors sugges lacing courses "from lieraure o nuclear physics" wh rckvan issues and quesions peraining o hose fields. Of course, endemic civic illieracy will he diicul o overcome. Colleges across he counry, bedeviled by a shrinking pool of eenage applicans and financial woes, will be filling classrooms wih sudens who arc older and more geared o specialized raining. Pofessors will also be hardpressed o emper heir "publish-orp.:rish" maxim which may help o guaranee enur.: bu ofen obfuscaes heir larger mission: a well-rounded suden. We mus make every effor o foser informed debae on impending choices beween guns and buer, increased indusrial producion and P.O. Box Q clean air, acive governmen and liberarianism. While he 70's saw colleges increasingly bend o sociey's demands, he 80's rc4uire hem o provide direcion. As he Carnegie repor concludes, he academic communiy mus no only prepare he young for producive career~. bu... enable hem o liw lives of digniy and purpose... no merely... increase paricipaion a he polls, bu... help shape a ciizenry ha can weigh decisions wisely amd more effecively promoe he public good." MoxweU Glen and_ Cody Shearer Here and Now This manda.: may s.:en1 opimi~u.: a firs, making American youh feel par of he process migh no be possible. Bu any movemen owards a more informed populace will be beer han he ru of ignorance and h.: vicious cycle of indifference ha arc curr.:nly leading us nowhere. Professor quesions Kung To he Edior, Hans Kung was invied o Nore Dame o speak abou heological maers. Nore Dame purpors o be a Caholic Universiy and one migh hink ha a Caholic Universiy would work o each Caholic docrine. s i proper o do so by inviing speakers deermined by he Church o be eaching conrary o Cahol'ic docrine? As mos know,.he Caholic Church has said ha sme of he posiions which Hans Ku".! holds on heological maers are.. compaible wih Caholic docrine. i.e., ha hey are false. Why was ol.ans Kung invied o speak a Nore Dal.c? Some migh~o;ay ha all viewpoins mus be heard-~ especially in an academic seing.\' e is his an absolue principle o w,ich here no excepions? Would we <llow a racis or one adv!k aing genol.'ide 0 speak on hi~ campus') Would we ''Vile one who argues ha he earh is fla? We would no invie proponens of hese views o speak because hey hold views which violae known ruh: i.e., ha racism and genocide are immoral, and ha he earh is no fla. Graned, ruh abou heological maers is no always as easily accessible as ruh abou moral maers and as ruh abou physical phenomena, bu Caholics do have a reliable guide in docrinal maers: he Caholiic Church is an insiuion which claims o have he power o decide definiively and infallibly upon he ruh of cerain docrines and hus o have he power o decide which individuals arc rusworhy eachers of cerain ruhs. The Church has deermined ha Hans Kung is no a reliable eacher of Caholic heology. Finally, here is lile evidence ha Nore Dame holds as an absolue principle he posiion ha all viewpoins mus be heard: how ofen can one hear an invied speaker on he Nore Dame campus who recognizes he auhoriy of he magiserium and who speaks in suppor of he eachings of he Church? Some migh argue ha Nore Dame invies Jews, Proesans, and members of oher religions o speak on campus: why should she no invie dissening heologians as well? Obviously, members of oher religions do no speak for he Caholic Church--all hose who hear hem are aware ha have no power o define Caholic docrine. Bu we do hear oher Caholics who speak agains Church docrine very ofen on his campus. The Church, however, has no pronounced on heir finess o each Caholic docrine. Tha is no o say ha he Church migh no disapprove of much ha is said in he name of Caholic heology on his campus; neverheless, he Church canno be a wachdog for all abuses. Bu in he case of Hans Kung, a man who has caugh he public eye and who publishes a grea deal which depars from Church eaching, he Church mus make clear o he faihful ha his man, a Caholic pries, is no a reliable guide for Caholics in maers of he Faih. n wha capaciy, hen, is Faher Kung speaking on his campus? He remains a Caholic; he speaks on heological maers. s i no righ o view him as one who sp.:aks as a Caholic heologian' 1 Was he invied so ha we mgh see ha his views are false? A debae forma would have been appropriae for his purpose: he 4uesion and answer period conduced on a random basis does no allow for rigorous examinaion of a speaker's views. Furhermore, how many of us are capable of judging he orhodoxy of Kung's views? And, finaly, why need we? The Church has made his judgmen. The public is mos cerainly going o hink ha Nore Dame is, in effec, scorning he Vaican wih his inviaion o Faher Kung. s he view of he public no a reasonable one o hold? n years pas such an acion by Nore Dame would have been called a scandal. Well, we may no use he erm ofen hese days, bu he presence of Hans Kung on his campus is indeed a scandal. Jane E. Smih Faculy Jackman replies o criics Dear Edior: How amusing ha Anhony Walon. who is so ofen irriaed by conscrvaives who si back and aack his opinions afer hey are published - never before- should pounce on my John Lennon column, published well before he anniversary, wih a ardy response as incongruous as i was inappropriae. Tha Lennon was no a "working class hero" in he sense of he original song is obvious, bu his ideals, his insigh and his honesy arc wha have made him a hero o he working class. Tha was my poin. Tha Lennon was no a povery level millworker is unforunae, bu also irrelevan. While we're on he subjec oftom Jackman abuse - a fairly popular ediorial page feaure- would like i respond o alll>her response wih a final noe: Virginia's Marshall Coleman is mos cerainly classifiable as a conservaive, and he fac ha he does no mee Mills Godwin's definiion of conservaive (read segregaionis) does no disqualify him in he leas. Similarly, Chuck Robh, while no a leading lefwing liberal (as noed) can hardly be lablicd a conservaive, hough his poliical.ideals are subjec o consan shifs. Happy reading! Tom Jackman Souh B( nd Ediorial Board Founde'-li!Jovember 3, 1966 T_he f?bserver is an independen n~er published by he sudens of he Unversy of ~~re Dame du ~a~ an~ Sam:'4:ary's College. does no necessarily reflec he polcjes of he ~d~msraon.f e..,~r insiuion. The news is repored as. a~curaely and. as.objecively as possjbl~. b;orials represen he opinion of a maj~ny of he Ed1onal Boar~. Con:menanes, 0 -'lions and leers are he views of he1r auhors.. Column s~ace s. a~adable o all me.?ers of he communiy, and he free expression of varymg opm10ns on campus, li"'4h leers, i$ encoura&cd. P.O. Bo:x Q, Nore Dame, N (~<l) Edior in Chief John McGrah Execuive News Edior..... Kdli Hin Spors Edior... Michael Onman Neu s Edior Tim Vnn:lloi Neu s Edior... David Rickabaugh Phoo Edior... John Macor!)MC Execuil'e Edior... Mary Agnes Carey Ediorials Edior... Anhony Walon SMC News Edior... Cahy Domanico Feaures Edior... Gregory Swiercz Deparmen Managers Business Manager... Rich Coppola Producion Manager... 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10 ~ --~~-----~ ~~E) eaures 7<q ',,~ ~....;: ~-' ' Realiy loses ou o Finals Week Ouch. A paper-cu on my yping finger. How hae hose 0 lile annoyances ha make he big annoyances even more annoying. As si here licking my wound, am faced wih he physical evidence of wha my labors are being called upon o produce. Texbooks, library books and shees of noes cover my bed, desk, rocker and floor. The daily necessiies of life life sleep become luxuries in he face of wha my academic resonsibiliies require. Papers afer exams, exams afer papers. A never-ending series of pressures ha only dissipaes slowly as he car, bus, rain or plane leaves Nore Dame and her golden dome. Abou he wenieh of December, begin o find he ime o reacquain myself wih realiy. discover ha finally have he ime and he inclinaion o read he bessellers, wach he Chrismas specials, and make he phone calls ha"'""._.,_,..._,..._,..._,..._,..._,...'"7_,..._,..._,...=c7'::::- never had ime for during he semeser. Away from he T B pressures of school, can find 111'1 rown he ime for hese hings. Feaure Time ha unil hen, couldn' find nor make. Paper-cus are here long before realize heir presence. Suddenly, he pain makes me wince and go searching for a bandage o repair he wound. The hings ha face a vacaion ime are like my paper-cu; here bu undiscovered unil have he ime o look for hem. Vacaions and paper-cus end o remind me ha am human, somehing ha easily forge a his ime ofhe year. During he las few weeks of he semeser, ry in a superhuman way o accomplish all of he hings ha everyone wans of me. A he same ime, neglec o be human enough o ac on my human responsibiliies. The naural endency is o relieve he exernal forces before considering he inernal ones. Any ype of relaionship is indicaive of his endency. nsead of having ime o relax wih a c'ose friend for a few momens, we only have ime for he necessiies. Communicaion consiss of he five pages worh of research maerial in he philosophy paper or he phone call o ge he las assignmen. We have ime for hese hings. For ohers, we don'. The sad hing is ha we forge ha we can make he ime. n our forgefulness, we sop being human enough. n he Nore Dame encapsulaed environmen, we acquire a elescopic awareness of our direcion and goals. n our pursui of sabiliy and securiy in he fuure, we neglec he opporuniies ha he presen affords. Our realiy becomes a realiy of omorrows, no odays. Our relaionship wih his universiy is characerized by educaion. Academics become our only concern, bu ha is only half an educaion. The oher half lives in odays, in being human enough. "December wenieh's" find us possessing only have an educaion. We ry o cach up wih he world ofodays ha became yeserdays before we knew i. Vacaions find me reading newspapers, magazines and junk mail, wriing unanswered leers and making long disance phone calls o he very people from school ha didn' have ime for during he semeser. ry o compress ino one shor period of ime ill oflpf. '-"' realiies ha have unfolded around me. f had been r;asonabiy -inelligen.,.would have wached realiy as i was unfolding. Bu didn'. have caugh myself no being human enough. Wha if had been human enough? wonder. "Wha ifs are only good for forcing us o become human enougn. They are like paper-cus. They remind us of realiies we have le slip by or have aken for graned. They jerk us ou of"omorrow-living" and plop us ino "oday-living." They require ha we be human enough o wan he regre of he "wha ifs" or he pain of he papercu o subside. Perhaps all ofhis is raher plaiudinous. hough so unil discovered how much hae regres and paper-cus. recognized slowly, he choice before me, o coninue o be superhuman and live wih "wha ifs unil December 20 again, or could nurse a paper-cu, bandage i carefully and allow i o keep me aware of realiy while i healed. found a box ofcurad's and a friend o alk o. We forgo abou our exams and papers for en minues and ook care of he need inside. found ou ha like odays, and he omorrows ha come ou of my odays, more when am human enough han when am no. f anyone would like o join me in being "human e!lough," 've go pleny of paper and a whole box of Curad's o share. Friday, December 11, page produces fewer qualiy films T he ask of designaing he "op en" films of 1981 proved o be a raher difficul underaking, primarily for wo reasons: ) he pas year winessed he release of few excepional films, and 2) he box office appeal of such films coninues o wane. Film 1981 Pa Mulligan ~ Unforunaely a majoriy of he American filmgoing audience prefers he simple-minded advenure yarns of Lucas and Spielberg o he more arcane ye imaginaively superior films of Malle and Resnais. Bu les ye despair, a handful of qualiy films did manage o rise above he commercial pulp churned ou by Hollywood his year. R.her han arbirarily rank hese arisic achievemens le's review hem in alplabeical order: Five Qualiy Films of1981 Alanic Ciy ( l.quis Malle dirn ll>r) Malle has direced a sring of superior films in he las seven years - Lacombe, Lucien,Murmurofhe Hear,Prey Baby- andalanic Ciy furher enhances his rep- uaion as a film maser. This ale of lovers and losers gambling wih despair in he ile own represens an exraordinary exercise in syle and amosphere. Bur Lancaser deserves an Oscar nominaion for his mal'velous performance as a loner livin~ on deferred hopes. Breaker Moran (Brian Bere~ ford direcor) Though produced in Ausralia in 197'-J, his iilm was irs released here las winer. Based on e cour marial of hree Ausralian soldiers during he Boer War, Beresford inegraes a igh narraive form wih some sunning landscapes o creae a finely exured composiion. A waer shed for he commer Lia! disribuion of films from he Ausralian New Wave. Charios of Fire (Hugh Hudson direcor) llud~oll J'<'\'1 n, <' lagguog Briish cinema wih his hisorically romanicized version of English ahlees a he 1924 Paris Olympics. A rhyhmic and lyrical film abou ah leic compeiion and human compassion. The ile refers o a line from William Blake's preface o Milon Moo Oncle de Amerique (Alain Resnais direcor) Somewha of a deparure for a filmaker who has remained in he forefron of innovaive cinema since he French New Wave of he 1950's. Renais explores relaionships beween hree cenral characers whose lives become enangled by chance in a wiy and insighful film laced wih, commenary by behavioral scienis Henri Labori. Renais' consisen producion of qualiy films over wo decades coninues. Prince of he Ciy (Sidney Lume direcor) An uncompromising exposiion of moral relaivism in modern America. Lume's camera conveys a prisine sense of urban blukn.-"'i which buresses a fine perl01 "'1nce by Trea Williams as De. Danny Ciello, an undercover cop willing o sacrifice anyhing for self-caharsis. Undoubedly he bes American release of 1981 (hus far). Though no in he same class as hose lised above, several films deserve honorable menion: Alered Saes Ken Russell's journey ino he realms of human consciousness suffers from he direcor's self-indulgence bu he hallucinaion scenes are errific. Blow Ou Brian DePalma pays h<.cmage o Hichcock in his ~uspenseful ale of poliical assasinaion and cover-up. Body Hea Lawrence Kasdan's seamy reworking of Double ndemniy. Gallipoll World War epic given a massive injecion of syle by Ausralian Peer Weir. lili Marleen R. V. Fassbinder coninues his dominaion of he New German Cinema Man oflron Andrzej Wajda's "ficional" documenary of Poland's Solidariy labor union won he 1981 Grand Prix a Cannes. Of course 1981 was a year filled wih disappoinmens as well as surprises. Afer lenghy reflecion several films sand ou as unsaisfacory exercises in compeence: Five Overraed Films of1981 Arhur Dudley Moore is no only unfunny, he's repulsive. Here he is a his wors as a millionaire drunk. Ha Ha ija. le Dernier Mero (The Las Mero) Francois Truffau coninues o sacrifice subsance for accessibihy. Raiders of he los Ark Perhaps wha is mos disurbing abou his George Lucas/Seven Spielberg collaboraion is he graphic violence (gun shos in he head, muilaion via roaing propellers, ec.) aimed a an adolescen audience. Bu wasn' i a "fun" movie? See FLMS, page 11 Quesions of Chrismas ecause... jus because. Why Kris Kringles? When was When He was here He showed us B Tha was always he boom lile, hough ha hose name- ha He was as crazy as His Faher line, he las word. picking gif exchanges were for was. The hings He said and did were Throughou my inquisiive pracice, so ha when we found so crazy ha we only hear abou childhood, ha's wha hey said o someone we waned o give a hem in a room ha is unlike any ge me o shu up. presen o, we would know how o oher room. The room's uniqueness "Why his mom?" go abou i. Now hey're even more ells us ha we are lisening o crazy "Well, because of ha." worried ha we'll break he rules of hings; ha hey should be aken "Why ha?" gif giving eiquie- pick a name, ongue-in-cheek. f we are ouside "Because such and such." find ou who he or she is, buy four ha room and hear people saying "Why such and such, mom?" "small" gifs (abou a dollar) and one hings we usually hear inside ha... "Jus because!"... large gif (abou en dollars) and room we ignore hem or chuckle or can remember playing ha game give hem a 3 or 4 day inervals. And ge aqnoyed or say hings like "self don' forge your "Thank You" noe. righeous" or "preenious." W" ell Why Chrismas bonuses? Who do hem o mellow ou. you send he "Thank You" noe o. Bu he ulimae lunacy;,; hink, Dear Mr. and Mrs. McDonald our doing. Why do we c("ebrae Douglas... Chrismas? Perhaps o,i!ow our Second Thoughs Why crowded, noisy, overblown graiude, o reurn Jie favor. Perand overdecoraed midnigh masses haps because we ho:>e o somehow alo - regarding he rivial and he wih zealous, mink-clad parishioners undersand all hi' will go o mass profound, wih friends and srangers. (excuse me for being a bi zealous and give gifs iolhe name of Las nigh, while waching he myself here) each rying o sound Chrismas, m?fbe even give some snow quil iself o he Norfolk pine like a choir of angels? Why use im- money o cpriy. Then, as if have ouside my window, decided o panis, harps, rombones, glock- paid my gp.uious deb or finished play'i again. "Why Chrismas?" enspiels and counless voices and my rewremen in Chrismas 0, Tha phrase is new o he insrumens o perform a song ha will..y "ha is enough. No more of "Chrismas" word associaion game was composed for one guiar and 5P"i Chrismas suff." How absurd. - Merry, Whie, Blessed bu never one voice - a song abou a silen / hope o mee a Chrismas "Why?" We spend much of our lives nigh, when all was calm? / Lunaic his year. already have aneiher looking forward o or Bu hese are all Chrismas riv"' icipaed he encouner. reminiscing abou his ime of year. suppose ha hrow hese ov..rirs will see a man - a bell-ringer - Perhaps he answers are oo obvious. because am puing off ly<<>ugh perhaps wih a frozen mousache, on c:uesion. The one ha ~y shows a crowded sree corner. His red Why, for example, Chrismas us wha kiijd oflunarne are bucke will be empy and will no Cards, Hallmark syle? spend hours dealing wih here. /. give for fear of sanding ou among searching for he card ha says exacly To ask "why c~m_as?" in he he crowd. Bu 1 will alk o him. wha wan o say. can' jus mos basic sen~ls o djscover pure "Why do you do his?" say i, wrie a noe, or even worse lunacy. Why.ould someone send "Why?" he will repea. say i, live and in person. Nex year his son fro" up here o down here? "Yes... Why?" 'm going o buy "personalized" Wh wq'd he even consider going? "Oh... jus because." cards, which means a machine will 1 a~ 1;>/lng reservaions abou Wih his, wil fell a lile less abdov/voluneer work for a year, or surd, bu a lile more like a lunaic. samp my name on hem, which means hey are mechanized, which ~going o he Chicago gheo for Merry Chrismas. means hey are "personalized." /-weekend. Wha a picnic.

11 The Observer--Feaures The cup lef behind ne T he cup lef behind me was he chalice 1 used a my firs Mass. was a gif o me on he day 1 was ordained. didn' expec, when 1 became a pries, o have a chalice of my own. was on he alar, waiing for me ha 1rs day, a handsome gold cup wih my name on i. would be as personal o me as a friend for he res of my life. Chalices, in hose days, were speciallly made. Before being used, hey were consecraed by he bishop for liurgical service, for i was considered a grea honor for a cup o be used as a vessel of he Sacramen a he supper ofh Lord. The cup had o be worhy of he digniy of he daily occasions when he wine poured ino i would be blessed as he Precious Blood of jesus. There was a golden plae ha mached he chalice called a paen; i was used for he Eucharisic bread. was as lovingly made as he chalice, and was is parner in he service of he alar.!loved dearly he chalice was givl n a ordinaion. used i every day. rubbing i carefully wih a flannel cloh afer ach Mass o keep i gleaming. The wine used was as golden as he cup iself, and would someimes imagine God's presence as having he brighness of sunligh as i is capur:d in ligh-bearing hings. One docs no, of course, worship a cup, no maer how b auiful he hink~ i is. Ye, for a pries, a chalice migh represen his inexperience ha seemed likl innocence. and his paricipaion in he mysery of an ancien riual whose ruh was sung in Eucharisic hymns. My chalkc, always fel, would always be a young pries's chalice, no maer how long used i. would always remind me of he sweeness of he springime in he year was ordained, when woke up in he morning. happy wih he hough would be saying Mass. A sobering day comes in marriage, hey say, when couples realize ha he honeymoon is over. For a pries, he firs fervor fades, h hurs begin, and he fencing wih pain sars for he res of a lifeime. You can blame yoursel~ you can blame he world, bu somehing unchangeable has happened, and experience loses is innocence. You canno say: "The highligh of my day is o ofcr Mass." You n:ed vicories more han sacramens;. and in he bales you face, you win a few, and you lose a few, as he saying goes. Every chalice has a personal symbolism for he owner. None of us ever expecs o se-c he Holy Grail. We may even doub ha here w:~s so magical a cup. having such an ideniy of is own ha i would appear in mysical vision o pure-hc.rcd knighs. Wihou believing he folk-lore, a pries migh hink of himself as needing o be worhv of a cup he respecs as hough i were given o him:<li"his own pcrsonalgrail. He needs o like himself before serving an immaculae sacramen from a golden cup and a golden plae; oherwise he feels mocked by le very hings he ouches. One Sepember, in he elevenh year of my ordained lik, mor rouble came o me han could handle. move away from a family 1 could no longer help. moved away from friends whom!love oo much. There w:~o a place cherished where 1 no longer belonged, and [.\ere wasn' anyhing 1 could do abou i. lef my chalice behind me. For nearly seveneen years, i remained in he sacrisy of he ('hapel when~ used o say Mass, represening me, or a leas reminding people ha had been here as a pries faihful o he alar. waned my chalice here, Rev. Robed Griffin coninued from page 0 The rc-rekase u Marin Scorcese'sNew York, New York played True Confessions An erraic and o much acclaim in a leas one visually dull creaion by Ulu Gros- own. An underraed box office disbard. DeNiro and Duvall arc unable aser finally garners some recognio salvage a lifeless scrip. ion. Wolfen Many fel Michael Wad- Michael Cimino'sHeaven's Gae leigh's urban horror film proved o be he bigges financial represened a new wis on he deb_acle in Hollywood hisory. Friday he jh genre. They were Cim\no's success wih_ ~e Deer wrong. 1 Buried My Hear e~ Huner propagaed-~.e~essive Wounded Knee mees 11:,e }f.erewolf.. filll)._ r~p~ed o have lqs(,close o N oa bl e evens o f 1981 : sic; nulhon. As a resul hl sudios arc now reassering conrol over Francis Ford Coppola's resoraion film producions. and release of Abel Gancc's Holiday Fare Napoleon surely reprcsl~ns he The Chrismas season has radiionally cinemaic even of he year. The provided for he release of a surprising success ofhis venure large number of films hoping o snag bodes well for similar enerprises in some of hose shopping dollars. he fuure. Trea yourself o one or "lore of he The Feaures Deparmen Wishes all Merry Chrismas! Leers o a Lonely God raher han here, because of all he pas imes i represened. refused many imes o ake i or have i brough o me. Las Sunday, while was in Boson during a blizzard, decided o bring my chalice home o Nore Da~e. My emoions on he weekend surprised me: he chapel where he chalice was kep has recenly been reired from usc, since he priess and brohers have moved o anoher place. realized i was loyaly o my dear friends ha made me wan o keep my chalice in a home loved so much. As packed away he cherished cup, arnished and diry from years of disuse, fel as ifl were puing ogeher he pieces of my life. had gone o Boson for a Mass and Communion breakfas wih he Nore Dame Club. The even was cancelled because of he snow. nsead came home wih my chalice. had he feeling ha he Providence ha guides our life was wriing he scenario, wih he assisance of he Nore Dame Club of Boson. bless he Nore Dame 1ub for heir kindness...! feel ha God's blessing was on my rip o he Hub. As cleaned my chalice for usc a Mass on December H, Our Lady's feas day, hough of he ending of Evelyn Waugh's novcl"brideshead Revisied." The Caholic chapel a he counry home named Bridcshead is again being used for he reservaion of he Blessed Sacamen, because of he roops billeed here during warime. The family ha lived a Bridcshead has been desroyed hrough deah and ragedy. The esae iself has become seedy and rundown. The place is like he desolae ciy of he Lamenaions, bu he book ends on a noe of quie joy, because he lamp is burning before he bronze doors of he abernacle o signify he presence of he Lord in he Eucharis. For me, here is a quie joy in using again he chalice ha reminds me of my 1rs years as a pries. Somehing blue-veined wih grace is happening in my life, hink, bu wha i is, is full of mysery, eiher of life or new beginnings. No all of i is in place ye, because he paen given o me is no my paen; i is no he one ha belongs o my chalice. mus seem odd o say ha afer seveneen years, am anxious for he reurn of he original plae. The grail legend remains wih us in diminished versions, as one searches as hough on a ques o find his way back o original grace. MANY THANKS TO THE LADES OF NOTRE DAME FOR THE GOOD THNGS TO EAT THEY MADE FOR THE STUDENTS AT DARBY'S PLACE ON THANKSGV NG DAY. MANY THANKS TO THE RGHT TO UFE GROUP N PUTTNG ON THE CHLDREN'S ST. NCHOLAS' DAY PARTY ON DECEMBER 7. MERRY CHRSTMAS TO EVERYONE FROM DARBY O'GLL AND ME. F YOU ARE N NEW YORK, CALL ME AT ST. JOSEPH'S RECTORY, 371 6h AVENUE. Phone: , or Happy Birhday o Darby on December 7. He will be wo years old. Filns follwing films over brea My Dinner Wih An re Louis Malle films an hour and half dinner conversaion beween a playwrigh and a sage direcor. Have faih in Malle- i can' be as boring as i sounds. One from he Hear Francis Ford Coppola promises a new ar form: '.'elec~.onkfine;na." Based on.copj'lola'srak-record (The Godfaher, The Conversaion, Apocalypse Now) one is almos emped o believe him. Reds Warren Beay's ambiious reamen of socialis newspaperman john Reed's life has already oencd in many pars of he counry. The success or failure of his 111m may dicae he fuure of inelligen American cinema. A FNAL PREDCT' JN Prince of he Ciy and Reds wh di\ f up he majoriy ofhis year's Academy Awards nex April. Alanic Ciy may or may no surprise. ( The wrier wishes o acknowledge he imperious opinions of Prof. J. Duffy, Dennis Chalifour, and john Mulligan in associaion wih he preceding aricle. ) Friday, December 11, 1981 page 11 ND gifgiver explains his duies A s finals approach and he semeser winds up, houghs urn o Chrismas and is fesiviies: Paries, big meals, family gaherings, and mos of all, gif giving. Everyone loves o do i, even he Universiy wans o ge ino he ac. To see how he school selecs and gives gifs, asked around and finally racked down he pl rson in charge of i. locaed his office in he Ad building and wen o pay him a visi. "Why docs he school wan o give gifs a Chrismas?" asked, as we seled ino chairs surrondcd by a sea of boxes, wrapping paper, and packages. "Well, i makes us appear more human," he official said, smiling. "We don' like people o hink we're some impersonal monser wih no name. So we have Sana leave hem a lile surprise under he ree from us." "Whom do you send presens o?" "Oh, everybody ha's beenl...,...,_,,.,,_,,_ good... o us. We like o show ' '.. ' Rober W a ck our appreciaion o everybody ha gives heir lile bi o make N.D. grea." He go up and reached ino a box, and pu somehing on Humor he desk beween us. Unwrapping i, he said "Take his lile iem for insance. We send hese o he alumni." On he desk before us was a ceramic model of he manger scene, replee wih wise men and sheep. also noiced a small slo on he op of joseph's head and picking i up, i fel hollow. "Wha is i?" asked. "Holy Family piggy banks," he said gleefully. "The alumni ill hem up wh money and hen send hem back o us. See, we pu a lile noe in ha says hey can only be opened by a member of he clergy, y'know, sacred sauary and all ha. Then we keep he money because no one would dare ask for money from a pries." He clapped his hands joyfully. "sn' giving fun?" "As if we don' give hem enough already," he muered sullenly. "Yes, hey ge gifs." He reached ino anoher box and pulled ou a doll-sized figure. Upon closer examinaion saw i was dressed as a pries which looked vaguely like Faher Ted. also had one ofhosc pull rings aached o is side. Cheering up, he official handed i o me. "Here, give i a pull." Wih a wary look, acceped i and drew he sring ou, hen le i go. n a scrachy recorded voice he doll said, "No kegs allowed on campus! Don' have sex! Go o Mass!" "Wha is his?" demanded, slighly shocked. "Wha do you mean? You don' like i? 's so he sudens know we're hinking of hem over he Chrismas holidays. Everyimc hey ge lonely for N.D. all hey have o do is pick up heir Talking Ted and pull he sring. They'll be righ back a home." He looked a me wih a puzzled expression. "Tha's o.k., you don' have o send me one." replied. "Wha else are you sending?" "Well, for Gerry and he fooball eam, we.e goen an exra special surprise." He reached under he desk and pulled ou a large sack of papers and plunked hem on he desk. He did his several imes unil he op was covered by foo high piles of paper. 1 picked a shee up and saw i was a release abou he nex year's fooball season. " don' ge i. Wha's all his?" asked. "Hype." he answered wih a winkle in his eye. "We're giving Coach Faus more pressure nex year han he ever d reamed of. We're releasing hese bulleins saring Ch~ismas day. They.coiUain all sors of rumors abou him being dismissed, how well we're going o do nex year, why we didn' do well his year. should do him los of good. He'll love i." Grea hough o myself. "And for he guys on he eam, we've go somehing oo." He pulled ou one of hose Budweiser season schedules for On i w >of he opponens had been aped over and he Washingon Redsldns and Nl w York Gians had been wrien in. "We hink hey need a lile bi more of a challeng. They probably didn' do well his year because hey weren' playing worhy opponens. We're also rying o schedule exhibiion games agains a eam made up of wild animals; y'know, bears, igers, elephaqs, poisonous snakes. 'll be good publiciy o show how ough we are. We'll have i in he sadium, charge a couple of bucks o ge in and give i o chariy.1 won' really be fooball, bu boy will be exciing!" His eyes shone wih Chrismas spiri. "Thank you very much," said geing up o leave. This was a very ineresing alk." made for he door as quickly as possible. "Wai!" he shrieked, jumping up. "You won' ell anybody will you? This has o be a surprise! Giving gifs has o be unexpeced!" " won' ell." promised. 11

12 ~ ,. Classifieds Friday, December 11, page 12 NOTCES USED BOOK SHOP HOURS WED., SAT., SUN CASPERSON, 1303 BUCHANAN AD, NLES. USED & OUT-PRNT BOOKS bough, sold, searched ERASMUS BOOKS. lues-sunday, E. Wayne (One block souh of Eddy- Jefferson nersecion) Wach lor The Socey for Crealve Anacronism nghl afer Chnsmas break! ATTENTON ALUMS & CHCAGO BOUND STUDENTS: The Nore Dame Club of Chicago will sponsor heir annual Chrismas Mass and Brunch on Dec. 13, 1981 a lam. Mass wll be held a S. Michael's Parish 1n Old Town Brunch will follow a 12:30 a he Ambassador Wes Hoel. Please conac JoAnn a he N.D. Club office a for reservaions Need nde o Oklahoma? Leave AM 18h or 19h 1n?-passenger van for Tulsa and Oklahoma Cy areas. $ Call ATTENTON ALL ST LOUSANS; Your S. LoUS Club S hosing is Chrismas Break RDER LNE!!!! f you need a nde or nders, call Sharon a Good luck on your fnals!! lookng for a nde? WLSON DRVEAWAY has cars. One-way ransporaion Your cos 1s gas & olls (depos required) call B0Bx3185 Observer Pary his Saurdayllf Sop up o he office for ddealls and your ickes. OKLAHOMA' need one nder for break $50 round np. Call Kevn a LOST /FOUND LOST: NO CLASS RNG. OUTSDE SENOR BAR FRDAY NGHT NAME NSDE F FOUND. PLEASE CALL PHL PERKNS AT 8338 LOST: Tl-58 CALCULATOR YOU CAN'T MSS T; CRACKED DSPLAY F FOUND PLEASE CALL MY CAREER AS AN ENGNEER DEPENDS ON LOST: N.D. CLASS RNG, Tuesday morn1ng 1n he 2nd floor men's room of he admn bldg Quarer palladium. green. ound-faced sone. S.G. Mller. 81-'82" engraved on nsde My moher wll kll me 1f go home for Chnsmas Wihou i! f found. please save me by callmg Seve a or LOST GOLD RSH CLADDAH RNG..e. HEART, TWO HANDS AND CROWN ON T. 14K GOLD. REWARD F FOUND. PLEASE CALL 5265 SMC LAURA LOST: YELLOW PHYSCS NOTEBOOK, NC LNE. PLEASE CALL JM AT 3274 OR BRNG TO 216 KEENAN. HELP!!! LOST 12/9 LADES GOLD BENRUS QUARTZ WATCH SOMEWHERE BE TWEEN ACC & NORTH DNNG HALL REWARD F FOUND CALL7126. LOST: Tl-55 calculaor n Cushng Hall, room 209 beween 9:00 and 10:00 classes las week There was an Emil Penodc Table nsde he case badly need 11 for finals. Please call Joe a Reward. FOR RENT ] FOR NEXT SEMESTER HOUSE AND APARTMENTS N.D Ave. Aps. has furmshed aps avalable. Call Avalable second semeser, compleely furnished. comforable house, close o campus, rooms for 1 o 6 people. $500 semeser plus ulles. Call afer5:30. CLEAN 2-BEDROOM MOBLE HOME FOR RENT, 2 MLES NORTH OF NO. $270 PER MONTH LANDLORD PAYS ALL UTLTES ROOMMATE WANTED- compleely furnished ap.- kchen. bar, cable- call Dave a Share House: furn1shed. good neighborhood. $100/moand 113uhl Furn Effcency $100 monh also 1&2 Bed Aps Close o N.D & own call WANTED Need nde o Cleveland for Xmas. Please call John a 8450 Ride needed o Psburgh/Wheellng area for Chnsmas. Can leave Tuesday nigh or Wednesday. Call Sco a 6931 Need ride o ATLANTA for Chnsmas. Can leave Wednesday a~ernoon. Call Dave a 6931 need a nde o and from he Phladelpha Aenown, PA-Souh Jersey-Delaware (you ge he dea) area for Chrismas break. can leave Thursday ngh, December 17, around 6:15p.m. and can share expenses. Call Tm a Need a nde o and from Norhern N.J. for Chrismas break. Rgh off Roue 80. Can leave Saurday morning. Call Mike FOURTH NEEDED CAMPUS FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR TWO BEDROOM VEW APARTMENT. CALL TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR HOUSE ON NOTRE DAME AVENUE CALL Rde needed o and from Tampa, Flonda for Chrismas. W1ll share expenses and driving. Help Please. TONY 3079 or 3070 HOUSEMATE WANTED:OWN ROOM- 1 00/MO.& UTL CALL AFTER 5PM Need ride o and from ATLANTA for Xmas break. Can leave EARLY on DEC. 15 or laer. Will share usual. Call Cahy a WANTED. RDE TO EAST PA ON 80 FOR XMAS. CALL Need a nde o CLEVELAND for xmass call Denms 3452 Need a A1de o Syracuse, B1ng area. Anyme afer Thursday 17h. Wll pay he usual. Call Meg a 6926 Need ride o D.C.. V1rg1ma area or Chnsmas break. Can leave Fnday evenng. Please call Henry a 1132 STORAGE WANTED: need o ren a garage or park1ng space for car over wm er Mus be a shelered space Call Jack Keel a 6986 before 16 Dec 81 need a nde o and from Long sland. NY Can leave lae-afernoon of Dec 18-CALL CHUCK a 8920 Thanks! ADE WANTED TO NORTHERN NEW JERSEY (AT 80) ON FR WLL SHARE USUAL. CALL JACK NEED RDERS o Terre Haue. N. Fn Dec 18h Ca11Joe1697 NEED A RDE TO FLORDA ANYWHERE AROUND THE JACKSONVLLE-DAYTONA AREA FOR CHRSTMAS BREAK WLL SHARE USUAL CALL GREG-8222 HELP NEED RDE TO NORTH JERSEY. anywhere off 1-80 Can leave on Thursday mgh Call TOM a 2187 NEED ADE TO SAN ANTONO OR ANY MAJOR TEXAS CTY... CALL JOHN AT X1605 FLORDA RDERS NEED RDE FOR XMAS BREAK TO ETHER NEW YORK CTY, PH LLY OR BAL TMORE-0 C AREA. CAN LEAVE WLL SHARE USUAL CALL WLL AT 8635 Need nde o BOSTON-To leave beween Wed.Ne & Fri.Noon-Have Music- Gib RDERS needed o COLUMBUS,OH. for break. Call Mike DESPERATELY NEED RDE TO CON NECTCUT OR NEARBY FOR XMAS BREAK. CAN LEAVE ON THURS. NTE.WLL SHARE USUAL CALL DOUG AT HELP! URGENT!!!! TWO guys NEED nde o NJ/NYC/PHL area for X-MAS.CAN leave FRDAY CALL ! RDERS needed o COLUMBUS.OH. for break. Call Mike DESPERATELY NEED RDE TO CON NECTCUT OR NEARBY FOR XMAS BREAK CAN LEAVE ON THURS. NTE.WLL SHARE USUAL CALL DOUG AT HELP URGENT!!! TWO guys NEED nde o NJ/NYC/PHL area for X-MAS. CAN leave FRDAY. CALL ! RDE NEEDED TO BALTMORE ANNAPOLS-WASHNGTON AREA CAN LEAVE THURSDAY--WLL SHARE ALL COSTS, CALL DAVE RDE Needed o anywhere near Binghampon.N.Y or Scranon,PA. Will share all usuals. Call Ed a Need nde o eas Pa. for Chnsmas break. Along 1-80 o Danville. Call Dean 8643 RDE NEEDED TO PENNSYLVANA CENTRAL. ANYWHERE BETWEEN EX TS 12 AND 19 ON PENN TURNPKE-WLL SHARE USUAL CALL ED AT 8904 ANYTME FOR SALE... L----- SURPLUS JEEP. Value $3196. sold lor $44 Call ex 7316fornfo. on how o purchase ~argans like hs! FOR SALE: 75 wa sereo receiver wh equalizer, ape deck, and par of speakers. Call Cecil Rucker a ROE FOR SALE UNTED ARLNE TCKET FROM LOS ANGELES TO SOUTH BEND ON JAN. 11. ONLY$160! CALL FRANCES AT LOOKNG FOR THE PERFECT X-MAS GFT FOR YOUR PARENTS OR FAMLY? CALLJM AT 3282 '76 FORD MUSTANG, yellow, am/fm sereo, gd. cond. $1800/pnce neg. Peer x8603, afer 11 :00 TCKETS Two Foreigner ckes for sale. Bleacher seas. Call afer 11 p.m. NORTHERN LL. TX 3793 PERSONALS don' really do his oo ofen, bu feel ha have come of age. would like o hank all of my dear phoographers lor a fun, successful, and generally fascinaing experience his semeser. would like o specifically hank Rudy, Rachel, Cheryl, Tom, Linda, Dave, Nick, Chris, Greg, Beh, Susan, Gonzalo, Tonia, Carrie, and Carl. Thanks for all of your hard work and paience wih my ncurable nsaniy (sorry folks). Merry Chrismas o you. Now, for eveyone else know... Doug and Gabe, 's going o be real srange no having you guys n my classes nex semeser. mean, afer hree and a half years... hope we can sill ge ogeher o pary. California here we come, huh Doug. Ann, am sorry ff ac like don' believe n your plans, bu really hink you can do 11. 'm no a sexis. More power o you. Peggy, hope you are here wih is nex semeser, and maybe even nex year. Your he sweees quie person 've ever me. Dr. Miller, Dr. Paso, and Dr. Boel, hanks for your ime and help. To all he people a ha crazy place called THE OB SERVER: John, Mike, Kelly, Dave, Mike, Monica, Lisa, Suzanne, Dierdre, Maura, Skip, Greg, Tony, Rich, Joe, Tom, Tim, Paul, and all you peeps, especially Bruce, Merry Chrismas and a parying New Year. Now o all he people wih whom come n conac wih here a N.D., hose wih whom share classes. meals, paries, and whaever, Merries Chrismas o all. Now, his is going o sound rie, buill s slncere... May ha peace ha has eernally been associaed wih Chrismas find is way no ail of your hears. The Phoographer (JEM) Tom Brady, Roses are red Chrismas lighs are shocking sure would be nice Findng you n my socking Davd. Roses are red Whe S he snow Save me a kiss Under he misleoe BfsAngel Cahy Bruce. Make sure you ge ha gif for yourself which you so nchly deserve. No gus, no glory-go FOR T. Have a very Merry Chrismas. Love, Momca John. May you fill up on all sors of good hings hs Chnsmas like PDA. alcohol, and your weird pracices. (This is mean for McGrah, you couldn' be so lucky Macor!) Merry Chnsmas John! Love. Monica Monk,(alias Prod) For your Chnsmas presen hope you ge a REAL girl, no JUS hai one whch is a figmen of your 1mag1na1on Come on we all know here S no such person as Jennifer she sounds much oo good for you. However hope you have a grea Chnsmas. look forward o a lo of salkng omorrow nigh. Thanks for all your suppor hs semeser. Love. Mon1ca P S. You look like hell yourself'!! Pay. s been one semeser whou you and TS BEEN HELL! Ge ou of he ron Cy and come back here where you're are really needed. Hope your fnals wen well. Can' wa1 o show you a ceram pic! Merry Chnsmas. Love. Mon1ca Ruh-Hop n he car wh Hulley, we need you oo!!! Sally. Thanks for he choces Chnsmas presen l ve gonen lfl a long 1me Too bad 1! couldn' be delivered PERSONAL LY. Hope you have a grea Chnsmas n S. Joe and ha your new year S PRME Love, Mon1ca M1ssy and Mananne. s been grea hs semeser hink we'll have lo ge ogeher wh some people o es our heory on ways o sw1m faser" Merry Chnsmas o boh of you Love. Monca Lady D1 Schunk: Merry Chnsmas!!!!!! Or Say By Your happy ham To Ed K. The man w1h more ma1l boxes han he pos office and more iles han he library Keep filing, keep wriing and keep 1n ouch Or MAC Try o have a Merry Chrismas, even f you do have o spend i in hs Godforsaken own. Bu hen, you Hoosers don' mind his whie suff. Take care and keep 1n ouch. 'm no leavng he counry (US! ye Or PROTECT YOUR CAR Cover 11 wh a durable canvas cover fa less han lis pnce! Call Bob Findling a DESPERATELY NEED RDE TO Cncnna ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. F YOU'VE GOT ROOM CALL Jim AT 1026 From LONDON. Handsome GREEK snkes aga1n! To he greaes g1rl n he whole world, a MARRY XMAS!! Los of luv PAR, ME L Welcome back and Merry Chnsmas! Mary. Kaie. and Sue. We definiely have o ge ogeher on anoher quarers game Afer all a ceran saue S 1n need of a new cosume. Have a grea Chnsmas and Happy New Year Love. Mon1ca P.S. Kaie-ry and remember where you live while you're home. 'd hae o hnk you would spend Chrismas w1h he wrong famlyl D1Je o space lim1a1ons 'll have o menion numerous illusnous friends ogeher 1n his personal: Shan - a new package of morals, he old one S weanng ou Lon- a boyfrrend wrh a REAL name Kahy - A BAG New Year ha you'll remember! Amy Jo- Your presen Will be delivered o he NO campus nex semeser - PREPARE Cheryl- More branchng ou! You re dong good so far Fz No o, be a fag Denms- Some real roommaes Jeff- To be a real roommae Dan- have a 1eehng you already go your presen- from someone else. Andy - a REAL major wih a leas one final My final Chrismas wish is for hose wo dear people who hve wih me: Amy and Julie, 's been a grea semeser. The sory hours, Mdmgh jam sessons. and general werd happemngs have kep he me fun. Look forward o more of he same. Merry Chrismas o boh of you hope you ge EVERYTHNG you wan, you deserve. Love, Monca P.S. know- sappy! NLS, Three monhs! Ths is ABSOLUTELY a record! MAS ToourMGGOC, THOMAS JAMES (CY), Hope you have a HAPPY BRTHDAY- we don' see how you can w1hou us! Have a grea break oo, and have faih ~ WE'LL RETURN!!! Your Fan Club. K&D SPECS, 's ha lme agam-finals and your BRTHDAY!!! Hang n here, 'S almos over. You'll soon be home and hen-- GO WLD!! HAPPY BRTHDAY!!!!!!!!! We Love You. K, DO, Mup, Pam, and Brenda Merry Chnsmas Rch. Bill, Kevin Davd, Terry, Pierre. Rob, Kegs.Dennis, Tom, and Mike. Good luck on all your finals Luv Suzanne Prod 's no ha don' wan 11. bu do you deserve i? Design John. f you come w1h anoher g1rl ome, you pay, bu 11 you come alone or wh me, 's free 9 o 5 HMWHC - Ge a real cause Real men donn have o brag abou her anbues. JUS look a he guys from Dllon. Hav1ng daes & hav1ng fun On he welfh day of Chnsmas. he owa Hawke yes wll gve her loyal fans 15 compleed passes (by Gordy Bohan non) 14 dozen yards rushng (by Phl Blacher) 13 solo ackles (by Andre Tppe) 12 brusng blocks (by Bruce K«le) 11 dvng caches (by vory Webb) 9 p01ns n field goals (by Tom Nchol) 5 50-yard puns (by Regge Roby) 4 quarers of grea coachng (by Hayden Fry) 3 nlercepon (by Mel Cole) 2 recovered fumbles (by Mark Borz) and a Rose Bowl VCory! -a loyal Hawkeye ian Paul-- Ge a few less real Jobs!!! Dear Tomme Walsh- The binoculars are workmg fine They are even more powerful ha hough Where dd you ge ha lile mole 've noiced on your..? Farm disance bu close m hear. THE SECRET ADMRER J. A CHRSTMAS ABUSE PACKAGE from Cheryl E. Dave (alias Herbe), 'll be waching for you on he Rudolph specal. How bou hem ears! Do you really wano be a denis? Ori. hope Sana bnngs you a years supply ol Mr. Bubble. You never know when you'll be in he mood for some good clean fun! John (he one w1h he unconrollable dnve), May someone wach ou for you on your np home ie. le someone else dnve. unless of course you can red1rec your speed and obey he raff1c s1gn. Chns. l hope you ge a Chnsmas ree ha doesn' lose is shape when he needles fall. Tom, May Sana bnng you relief of your foo fe1sh so you can move up o bgger and beer hngs. Paul, May Sana ake py on he res of us and bring you a bar of soap(dry mouh), a oohbrush and a bel( or a leas a par of pans ha say up by hemselves. Mike Monk, May you fnd he cheerleader of your dreams in your sock1ng on Chrismas mornng. Joe, hope you ge a nicoine fi on Chnsmas and fnd only candy cgarees in your sockng! Shrley, Thnk of he OBSERVER when you reach for ANOTHER dnnk on New Years Eve. Dane. Wih he comng of he new year a blizzard of loving abuse Will snow you in. Skip, Anyone who can' pass Phoo deserves o have a NEGATVE holiday season. Perhaps you'll DEVELOP some alen nex semeser or STOP ryng. Rachel. Merry Chnsmas o he Co-Presden of he JOHN MAC OR ABUSE CLUB. May Sana bring us more one-liners and a bgger lens o work wh. TO THE REST OF THE OBSERVER STAFF WHO DD NOT GVE ABUSE GFTS TO, WSH FOR YOU ONLY A MERRY CHRSTMAS German Club Happy Hour Today from 4 unil 7pm Grace Penhouse Nancy, Shawn, Helen, and Meg, Have a Merry Chnsmas and a Happy New Year! Hope o see all (ncludng number 2 m hi! above saluaion) a Sen1or Bar nex (and Las) semeser En JOY lhe Holidays. Mke and Rich P.S. You fnally go your personal Ms. Shell Whrch one of he Bg 8 are you gomg o choose? P.P.S. Don' cry Meg T1m G.. You can' hve w1ou SMiCs, bu hey sure as hell can hve whhou you!! NO's newes organ1za1on!!! The am a Gook Club... for more nfo, call Tmohy G Merry Chnsmas and good luck on finals Richard you'll owe me dinner and a play in Chcago for sure. Don' call me on X mas o ell me i's 75 and sunny 1n LA; ha's a cold hmg o do and i'll be cold enough in lndana wihou ha. 'll call and warm up your day nsead.take Care. Love always ChQryl Rudy, his personal s good for one free professional backrub, even f your back doesn' hur. Merry Chrlamas. love cheryl Veronica, hope your sculpure urns ou well. Have a Merry Chrismas and don' ge oo upigh abou finals. G.J. One semeser is JUS abou Done, You'll reurn o NY and o he Sun. Remember however: A rose will always be a Rose, f he key remains Auxiliary! AGAN. will say ha day One For me has sll only Begun. So over Xmas, send me a hne or g1ve me a Buzz, 'Cuz a beer GA han you -here never Was! PLUTO We'd like o ge o know some he-men. Where can we sign up for he HMWHC? The NO Fraermy of Gay Males Carne. The erm for you s socally spaced" ha a mes wonder if your popcorn has been laced! Bu your a good chca- hough a mes you need a clue. So o Sibera is where 've decded o send you! Have a grea Xmas- Relax and g1ve my love o Mom and Dad! Guess Who? CONGRATULATONS D&H1! Your engagemen is a f1ne hing Bu JUS remember. when Jun or comes along and asks why he S gong bald. you'll have o ell hm ha his uncle S no oally ou of he pcure. The Second Grea Recesson 2000 mles away, bu geing closer every day. a lile gh grl. a home soon 'll be here, no longer a care lor a me away from he Dome 9 more days l see her agan Boy. wha some people w1h do o w n he good graces of people from Califorma. Dorene has a srange m1sconcep1on abou her Hgh School, bu wha do you expec from a SMC chck. ngh guys? Bu 'm glad we had such a grea semeser. and beer ge o see you some 1me over break 11 you know wha's good for you! Say on he plane 1111 you land - have a grea Xmas and a Happy New One!!! Here s o a grea gal who runs around playng her flue-a-phone and has her room1e g1ve me he hird degree over he phone. 's gregrea o have a relaed roome. 1sn i (hc)?! Don' lose he ickes, Marc1a, and have a grea chnsmas!!!!! see you on de plane Ths semeser me a really mce young farmer's daugher" ype who came o apprec1ae qu1e a lo. A super fnend and someone who 've had o proec from cerain undesrable lierary elemens, so no names. Say Hi o Phylls for me when y all ge home. 'll mal you some sunshne (Ho Ho Ho)- see you- Jm P.S. Jus for you, my Bes Xmas Joke Ever! Q: wha do Sana Claus and a Lile While Mouse have 1n common? A: hey boh have Long Whe Beards. excep for he Mouse!! a good one. eh? General Hosp1al1s a program for general lunaics. HiOri! To all feaures wriers: would like o hank Paul Kosdowsk and all he oher wners who have had he pleasure o mee and work wih. May your Chnsmas be grand and hope o see all of you nex year. Gregory Sw1ercz LTTLE RED-HARED GRL: My hie S gong o change drascally when you're gone. You see. 've grown accusomed o your face. (Yes anoher ambguous song) Don' you fre. Ths S JUS he beg1nn1ng Have yourself a Merry hlle Chrismas. Love. Greg Ouard: 01d you know he las 1me a spors edior lef he JOb a he official end of hs or her enure was Mark Perry n Aprrl. 1980? Well. here are only 14 more ed1ons of rish ems o grace our pages. You'd beer sar grooming a successor. Good luck 1n he fuure. We boh know you'll go far. Marry Chrismas o he all Amencan couple Or P S. May K.C.'s lack of a Sunshne Band W your bucke w1h happ1ness. CHRSTMAS PRESENTS: ge a clue Dekalb bag" John- ge a hie Sure-Born Lghwegh Spike- ge a own Boson Brew-Buddy" Jay- ge a maror Frank- uh huh, sure, yeah, ngh.. Joe- Who S Joe Howard? Joe- Who S Joe Howard's roommae? Tim are hose ears really yours? James- ge a hum1d1f1er Dave T- s1nk clogged? Brian P- remember Pearl Harbor Dave- ge a sae Sunshne Sud' Brian- lae mgh bed we«ng Craig & Fran- w1n sons of Spilman's moher Spilman-&$(:)$&!?;?! Pauline. RETURN MY SOAP! Dave- ake a shower, huh, please? Javl-1 have o kss my moher.. Mike P- How far away S ha Golf Course?.. Conely- Pulled any good boners laely? Rod-ge one Kary- ge (onor/) a real calc (snor/) prof (snor/) (snor!).. Jerry- where do you sick all ha Mazola ha you rip off from he dining hall? MERRY CHRSTMAS, CAVANAUGH 1 8 (you oo, mooch) signed, GOOD KD CONGRATULATONS JPK! CLASS OF AN'T 112 BA:J.LQVE, '84 STETZ, How abou my las fling.. love, your linie Magnolia Blossom P.S. No Camara, bu you're sill inved o VSi me a Tara ASSOCATE WTH US! NFORMATON ABOUT THE HOLY CROSS AS SOCATES VOLUNTEER PROGRAM AVALABLE N VOLUNTEER SERVCES OFFCE, 1.5 LAFORTUNE. CONSDER US OVER CHRSTMAS BREAK Rachel go me o ype hese n for her by offering fuure consldaraionl Merry Chrismas, Rae hell Tom A recen na!lonwde elephone survey has revealed some sarhng resuls. Of 1,119 nerviewed, an unbelievable 94.5 percen now consider Polly and Jane, naionally acclamed fesy wenches, o be even more fe1sy han he prev1ous record holders for fe1s1ness. Dons and Ka1e. 3 percen sill believe ha Ka1e and Dons are he fesles, and 2.5 percen did no know wha he erm mean Mos of hose voing for he new champions claim ha Dons and Kae 1us aren as fe1sy as hey used o be. perhaps because of her recen obsession of hangng ou a local rad1o sa1ons on Saurday mghs. hsenng o hours and hours of Bad Company and Elv1s Cosello. Amencans are Slmsmply geng red of her elis aludes and sexs happy hours. leavng he door open for Polly and Jane o assume he Throne of Eernal Fe1s1ness. Polly Wllllmmmedlaely begn ounng London wh1le Jane will dsplay her fe1smess ngh here 1n he M1dwes for awh1le The Survey T aker Demse - lor helpng ou dunng ough mes, my hanks Have a good break and 'll see you agan n he lae-mgh spo (no quie as ofen. f my body knows wha's good for me) Who Else? JLK - 1 mssed you 1n class yeserday. (Bu a leas you had a leg1mae excuse!) Bes wshes for a happy Chnsmas and a merry New Year and say healhy; 'd like o see you play someme. F D"

13 Spors Brie_b ll il' 1 J/JS<'J'/'<'1' aml//1<'.-lssucilll<'<i l'r'ss A limied number of individual game ickes remain available for four games on he 1981-'82 Nore Dame home baskeball schedule. Tick. s are on sale a Gae 0 of he ACC for he Valparaiso (Dec. 21 ), Davidson (Jan. 16 ), Maine Uan. 27) and Norhern owa (Mar. 2) coness. There is no limi o he number of ickes an individual may purchase. All ickes arc bleacher seas a $4. SO each. - The Observer. Srengh developmen and condiioning ~nd is relaion o all spors will be he subjec of he firs Nore Dame Sr:ngh and Condiioning Clinic scheduled for oday and omorrow. Regisraion begins a 4 p.m. omorrow in he auxilia~ gym nasium of he Ahleic and Convocaion Cener. For furher informaion call Bill Allerheiligen or Gary Weil a The Obsenler Everyone was a winner_ in hcloner~cs for ickes o he Nore Dame baskeball games agams Mssoun, LaSalle and Virginia. Those who regisered for he loery mus pick up heir ickes oday or Monday. Afer ha, he remaining will go on sale o all sudens. Tickes may be picked up/puchased a he Suden Union Ticke Office/Record Sore on he firs loor of Laforune. - The Obsen1er The Observer's spors saff would like o ake his opporuniy o wish everyone in he Nore Dame and Sain Mary's communiy a very merry Chrismas and he happies of new years. When we reurn in january, we will have a new spors edior. Senior Skip Desjardin will be replacing Michael Orman who is seppin~ down o pursue oher ineress. Desjardin has been wriing for he spors deparmen for wo years, and a presen scrves as associae spors edior and baskeball bea reporer. - The Obseroer y-dallas Phladelpha N.Y. Gans SLouis Washngon Tampa Bay DerOi Green Bay Minnesoa Chcago NATONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NATONAL CONFERENCE Eas W L x-san Francsco Alana Los Angeles New Orleans Mam Buffalo N.Y. Jes New England Balimore Cncmna Pisburgh Houson Cleveland Cenral Wes AMERCAN CONFERENCE Eas W L T Pe Denver KansasCy San Diego Oakland Seale x-chnched division ile y-qualified for pa yoffs T Pe. PF PA PF PA Tomorrow's Game N.Y. Jes a Cleveland Mnnesoa a Dero Sunday's Games Ballmore a Washngon Buffalo a New England Cincinnai a Pisburgh Green Bay a New Orleans N.Y. Gians a S. Lous San Oego a Tampa Bay Mami a Kansas Ciy Chcago a Oakland Houson a San Francsco Phladelpha a Dallas Friday, December 1 1, page 1 3 Seale a Denver Monday' Game Alana a Los Angeles,.,_,,.,,,',,.~.'_,,_,.,:,~,:,~,.,'_.. _,. 'HOCKEY _.,.,.,.,....,.,... _._.,._ :!~~!!!fm~~li~~![!!!~: Y eaerday' a Reaulla S. Louis 3, Boson 2 Deroi 4. Minnesoa 1 Today' a Games Torono a Washngon Monreal a Winnipeg :: BA SKETBALL Philadelphia Boson New York Washingon New Jersey NBA Eull'n Conference Alanic Dlvalon W L O Cenral Division Pe Milwaukee NATONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE lndana Top 16 eams qualiy lor playoffs Alana W L T GF GA Pa Derol Edmonon Chcago Buffalo Cleveland Boson Waaern Conference Phladelpha Midwes Division N.Y. slanders W L Pe. GB Quebec San Anomo 14 5 Minnesoa Denver 8 11 Monreal Uah 8 2 Vancouver Kansas Ciy 7 12 Cenral Pisburgh Houson 7 4 O Chcago Dallas Wnnpeg PK!c Division S. LOUS Los Angeles Calgary Golden Sae 2 7 Wes N.Y. Rangers PhoeniX 12 7 Deroi Porland 2 8 Harford Seale Torono San Oego 6 2 LosAngees Washingon Yeserday's Reaulla Colorado New York 106, Dero01 Phoemx17, Porland O GB f Classifieds Do you hnk he's really spandng his Saurday mghsudyng? EYEGLASSES NEEDED: A group S g01ng o Honduras o provde eye care for he poor by exammng he" eyes and dlspensng glasses from a library of used glasses Ove< break please collec prescnplon & sunglasses you and your famly no longer use and drop off in Personnel Offce.Campus Mnsry.or Voluneer Services. Tomorrow mghl n The Underground, he NO SMC Theare will presen hree one.'ac plays, one by Lanford Wilson. one by Sam Shepard, and a new play by Adi Tngan.al 8 p.m. Admsson S Free. Be There! Oavd, Roses are red While S he snow Save me a kss Under he misleoe Cahy To All TOOTS CLUB MEMBERS Have a grea Chnsmas and a rockin' New Year and 1 wan o hear some wild and crazy sones when ge back! Love ya' TOO MUCH To he WEEBLE,a Meg-a-QUEEF, a JULUSH, a REETS, and an NTROVERT: f exams go WELL We'll<eurn o his HELL And on Jan. 16TH hrow a Grea BASH We'll look. & we'll rae. & we'lloss ou he TRASH! So ake ol yourselves, & remember o gve me a call Bu have a FUN Chnsmas, Whch S mosmporan of Alii Guess Who???? ACCEPT NO SUBSTTUTES SPEND YOUR EXAM STUDYNG HOURS AT THE ONE AND ONLY DARBY'S PLACE, LOCATED N THE BASEMENT OF LAFORTUNE WE ARE OPEN FROM MDNGHT UNTL THREE BEFORE EX AM DAYS C~la Lucero: No only am gving you a Happy Birhday Pll'aonol. bu 'm even pung 11 n bold ypal Hope 'S happy. Rch P.S. Save me a dance a he Mardi Gras Dance a-han NEW JERSEY BUS. STLL A FEW SEATS AVALABLE. TO EAST BRUNSWCK AND NYC. CALL MKE AT read Smon" because he day ha i's funny. 'll be here Or 8 ee under, whichever comes f~rs. To Becky, Colleen. BooBoo, Sara. Kah leen, MoniCa, Carmen. Cndy and Dane over here a wld hird floor Regna Souh.. GOOD LUCK ON FNALS & HAVE A MERRY CHRSTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR BOLOGY GRAD STUDENTS Thanks for a grea semese<. Luv ya all. France. (PS Bar you really do have cue legs ) KATHLEEN RUDD. To a person who deserves a personal more han anyone know Bes wshes for ne semeser and he res of your career here was fun knowng youl Oh. yeah. Merry Chnsmasl Your Fellow LogiC Scoper ~ DEAR SHORT SHEETER. You're gong o pay for ha one Las lime you ge o mess Wih MY bed. THE LTTLE REDHEADED GRL Hooray! This year is finally drawing o a close li's abou lime we ge he hell ou of here, anyway! NEED A VACATON Did you know ha a really a Chrlamu Moose leading Sana's sleigh hla yearllllllllll Beh, Laune. Kaie, Amy; Good Luck 1n London! T' Pam, Bes wishes in he New Year o boh you and Dave 4 Eas Keenan PROTECT YOUR CAR Cover i wih a durable canvas cover for less han lis pncel Call Bob Findling a DESPERATELY NEED RDE TO Cincin nail ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. F YOU'VE GOT ROOM CALL Jm AT DearOri. 'm really going o mss your smiling face nex semeser! Thanks for everyhing & visi us ohen. Cheryl & 1 are spliling you and Skip beween us--ge ou he Miser Bubble! Rachel Merry Chrismas o Dave sun-n" Dziedzic, Bruce Rawhde" Oakley. & all oher srange, bu loveable Observeries. Love. Rachel Wha do Mke Monk & John Macor do 1n he darkroom ogeher? They look like hell! Merry Chrismas, guysl Rachel JL.. lie: L.;sa, M;chelle and Maureen... Have a merry Chnsmas and a grea New Year (behave yourself on New Year's Eve Lisa!). Don' forge o g1ve Tom and ring nex semeser.. Only $8.00 for en m1nues! T m Rose: One las personal. Good luck on your ~rs round of fmals. You'll be home 1n lovely Oak Park before you know il Have a merry Chrismas and a Happy New Year. f run mo any Gallaghers on he Emerald sle, can hi hem up for a drink? Thanks for pu1ng up wih me Tim Veronica, hope your sculpure urns ou well Have a Merry Chns1mas and don' ge oo upgh abou fnals Thanks, Bones. you plled me from deah's doo(. 1'11 never forge you. Don Remi Ulysses G. Snger Merry Chrismas John, Mke. Susanne, Tim, MAC. Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuce, Or1e, Cheryl, Tom, Shirley. Danne, and everybody else--'s oo lae o 'ype you allm, 've a religion paper due omorrow. Good luck on finals, Noel. & a happy New Year. De~rdre Limn Sciana: Wishing you bes luck on finals, a Merry Chrismas, and a very happy New Year. Yours ruly, your Kris Kring/e Handwnmg analyzed by Johns Hopkns grad. For oos resuls, several paragraphs on unlined paper, bu anyhing OK. $5. John Young. 902 Claudia Circle. Valdosa, GA Hey Lile Ray of Sunshine! Sorry your brhday S over break Have a happy one anyway! love you, be purel FrUicake Bob, Try no o ge los n he fog over Chnsmas and 'll ry o seer clear of space shps on he side of he road. Thanx for all he rides. EnJOY your Chrismas in F Wayne since 11 may be your las for awhle. Does i snow 1n Belgium? Love Cheryl Merry Chrismas o my fellow S3 eammaes. We were awesome. (Maybe Sana will bnng me glasses for Chrismas) Cheryl he one-eyed volleyball player Tom, You couldn' expose yourself n a darkroom. le alone ge anyhing o develop. Ge a real sexual ideniy! Cheryl Chris. 'm glad you finally approve of he work do 1n he darkroom; you are harder o please han Macari Merry Chrismas CE The He-Man Woman Haers Club is having a bi of dissension in he ranks. The Presden and he Press Manager (ha's me) are ryng o one down he abuse, bu he Vice-Presiden and he Dic-aor really love he abusve personals and scream for more. So he Club S presenllng he following wo personals for our readership o enjoy. The HE-MAN WOMAN HATERS wishes he enire ND-SMC communiy a very merry Chrismas and he Happies of New Years. All of us hope your rips home w//1 be sale and speedy, and, especially for you guys, he girls bach home are warm and cuddly. We a/so wan o remind everyone ha as members of he Nore Dame radiion, we are expeced o ou-pary he enire naion come New Year's Eve; Have a radically far ou Ume/11 Bu make sure you say safe over he enire holiday season - we wouldn' wan you o miss our ads nex semeser 1 yours in misleoe, he HMWHC ATTENTON ATTENTON As he semeser draws o a close. he He Man Woman Haers Club are happy o be finally able o spend some 1me wih some real women. no he so called women (non-males) who resde on he ND-SMC campuses. Sonn we will be able o relieve our DSB. and ge ino some of he healhy heerosexual ac1vy we have been depnved of for he las 4 monhs, no because of he unwillingness of he nonmales of he ared. bu because of he unwillingness of our membership o 10wer heir sandards. Realiss ha we are, we undersand ha in hree shor weeks we wll be back under he Golden Dome. once more depnved of he beaues of back home. Neverheless. we will no buckle under he pressure, and will conllnue o say free from he Domerldus Bruus. or common ND-SMC non-male. Be assured ha he reurn of school 1n January Will be accompanied by he reurn of he HMWHC o hs column. Merry Chrlamu hehmwhc VCKi... SOMEDAY may be sooner han you hnklll Rachel. may all your shos be good ones Have a good break; in oher words. don' ge los in a snow dnf 10 hose owa cornfields. Me agan (AFA) T a Seven SMC Sophs, Thanks For he J D. he unreal car(don' ask me... ).Mlwaukee girls, Go Go's. Ge a clue! Thanks for he lime! a NO Frosh Tr. Colleen N.. You owe me a dance! f.ii:eo FioE :res L.oNG SLAND FOR CHRSTMAS. CALL LAURA ANYTME AT4673. STOMP OUT.DSCO AT SENOR BAR THURSDAY NGHT WTH LESL TE ll Tom Brady, Roses are red, Chrismas lighs are shocking, sure would be nice Finding you 1n my socking. Bif'sAngel Chns N. Now you're he only one lef who remembers he good old days of Spara layou people. Long live he compugraphics. Good luck in lhs busmess, and don' be so eager p ge1no my bedroom. ATTN NO MALES: Are he pressures of fnals geing o you? Le Coleen and Elaine help o relieve some of ha en sian. Call1335 anyme before midnigh. Thanks, Bones, you pilled me from deah's door. 'll never forge you. Don Rami Ulysses G. Snger Wha? s his open season on Macor? WLL PAY BG $$$ FOR TWO FOR EGNER TX. Call DOUG a6166. Observer Saff: Happy Holidays. Office wll be open early nex week (Mon. or Tues.) for your checks. However, you mus be presen omorrow nigh a pary o be eligble McGrah TYPNG DONE ON CAMPUS BY PROFESSONAL SECRETARY. LOW RATES. QUCK SERVCE. CALL X NGHTSOUNDS 105 FM 10:30 P.M ATTENTON MOLARTY FANS f you mssed i he firs lime. Mchae Molinelli's f~rs book. On he Road o Sell ng Ou, is now in available in an in credible FOURTH prining. and can be purchased a he Nore Dame booksore. Also S1ill available s he mos1 recen Molany release. Don' Meke a Righ, anoher exraordinary Jumper Press publicaion. Boh books make a grea Chnsmas gif. and are only $2.95. Ge hem now, before hey're all GONE SAY HAPPY HOLDAYS AND SHOW HER THAT YOU CARE WTH A BOU QUET OF FLOWERS DELVERED EACH WEDNESDAY FOR 4 WEEKS. (WE CAN 'BREAK" FOR XMAS BREAK OR WLL DELVER F YOUR LADY S STAYNG ON CAMPUS/ N TOWN. WEDNESDAYS FLOWERS Haiiiii BeeeeiiiiHappy 91h, 341 sud! Women of N.D. unie Make Bill Harp feel BEEG'for his birhday-kisses w111 be acceped ali day. Hoo schker-dou.. She los her SPARKLE you know she isn' he same. Wha a long srange rip i's been ll Skp, know you'll do a hell a a JOb. You were a super assl.fassoc. rm no leavng he counry, jus Tile Observer, so keep 1n ouch. Or1 Dave D. knew from he sar ha you were gmng o fi mo his busmess perecly (Wha a JUdge of alen!). Keep i up and keep in ouch (T.W.S.S.).... O.r' Mooo, To hell wih saying good bye o you. livewrhyou... Hey Pseudochque: Feliz Navdad o all of usl (and God bless us, everyone!) Enoy your vaca lions and ry for my New Year's paryl Love yal Toe-Knee-Ches-nu (bun-who-nose) OBSERVER PARTY THS SATURDAY. FORGET ABOUT FNALS WTH THS PRE-CHRSTMAS BASH. GET YOUR TCKETS FROM DANE. Dl8rll S Shirley's new replacemen. She has all he lckes o he Observer Pary lhs Saurday. so. sop up and say hello" when you pck up your lckes o lhs gala even (o be covered 1n he People" seclon of boh TME and NewawMk magaznes). CHRSTMAS CRAFTS SALE o benefl Sr. Mana's Pnmary Day School o be heheld in he Memonal Library on Thurs. Fn. Dec. 10- from 10a.m. o O p.m. Poery, plans. X Mas cards, knlled iems, ec. Sponsored 1n par by he soph omore class. Julie, Lsa, Mchele and Maureen Have a merry Chnsmas and a grea New Year (behave yourself on New Year's Eve Lsal) Don' forge o gve Tom and nng nex semeser... Onzy $8.00 for len minues/tim Rose. One las personal. Good luck on your ilrs round of fnals. You'll be home 1n lovely Oak Park before you know 111 Have a merry Chnsmas and a Happy New Year f run nlo any Gallaghers on he Emerald sle. can hllhem up for a drink? Thanks for puung up wh me Tm Merry Chnsmas and a Happy New Year o all my friends and acquainances. Also o all hose who read he nv1a quiz and/or lisen o he Tme Tunnel, for whou you would be JUS anoher face 1n he crowd (well, am anyway, bu ha's anoher sory). Thanksforagrea Tim Neely Samar Formal 982 needs a heme Any suggesions call: LSa 1992 Mike 1369 N1n1 (SMC) 4826 Kahleen SANTA S GVNG OUT A's TO ALL GOOD CHLDREN AT THE K a C PARTY ONLY THROATS STUDY WHEN THERE S A K of C PARTY GONG ON... PARTY O FNAL EXAM... FRDAY NGHT AT THE KOFC Georgia Bound ll need riders o Savaneh or Macon or A lana or any ponl in beween. Only gong down, no nde back. Leave on Thursday nigh or Fnday. Le's go down souh where we belong! Call Bill a x8683 (Tha's 12/17or 2/8.) To all who abuse me on Monday mghs, Merry Chnsmas anyways (why am such a lady?) Why don' you guys ge a REAL relaionship? Merry Chnsmas Annamane. Peggy. Kae and Mary Beh H. Hope you receive your hear s des1re. And hanks or he envelopes Luv Suzanne Sephen, you're a errlllc-bg. Broher! Good luck on all your finals. Merry ChnS1mas oo-see you 1n Mchgan luv, your ll' SS Oz- good luck on your fnals. Have a fun and safe np home and a Merry Chrlamu. Wha mgh are you working <~ex semeser? Luv, Suzanne H BRUCE JUS! hough d wne you a personal oo. Merry Chnsmas, see you afer break--ladmllhal do le he Moose cach me. Peep Monday Ne Desgn Paul, even you ge p01nls for beng a member of he abusive saffers Suzanne Merry Chrlamaao he poor ypaaaer who sruggled o ypaseallhese clas sfeds sympaheic saffers Dave. A very Merry Chnsmas o he only guy who reaed me nghl on Monday nigh Luv. Monday Nle Desgn Merry Chnsmas o he bes producon saff around; Greg S. You can work jus one more. week, can ' you? Deirdre M-A livng anachronsm. LN B. Traveling o he Yukon 1n search of moose. Monica The Sweaer Glri Jus you, he Farmer Boy, and Elsa he Cow, a warm fire, a bole of w1ne Meura M.-She ceranly knows how o produce and makes he producion manager very happy. Merllyn L.-Comes hrough 1n he cluch Tim F.-Wha can you say ~bou a guy who windsurfs 10 December? Su.renne L J know wha you wan for Chnsmas, you feisy wench For all hose neresed. Suzanne's avone song s Bad Company's Fee/ Uke Making Love Tim N. The old man of producion who bnngs a new meamng o he phrase you look like hell... Mlka M. Shave Randy R. Pholo file always looks like hell Jim Keyea Keeps Maura sa11sl1ed when 'm no around. Mery Shllla-Bnngs grace and beauy o a saff ha really looks like hell Carh-Do{j, Leurs D., Dody C., Jeenlno H., 's your fingers hai make 11 all pas sble Have a hellish Chnsmas. PROD MKE ORTMAN and TM VERCELLOTn Thanks for a Job well done. Ory. don' work oo hard on school work. gradualon sn'he moslmporan hng 1n life. Tim. en1oy he London Bureau. bu beware he lerronss. Rch Tom, Keep your broken ornamen o yourselflll Cheryl. why do you abuse me so? And who are you chas1ng wh your camera now? To he Ds-Augusa Mod Squad and gang (ha's you Angela, Ten. Mac, Karen, Borch, Colleen, Kahy. Ellen. ec)... Thanks for a grea semeser. love and Will mss you all, Jo Fran Pam, Suse, Anne Wha wll he quad become wlhou he fourh member? Jo To he DisGrace gods... (Carcass. Sez. Doody. Neu. Bird. Rabs. Chas. Bll, Tim. ec) is been an honor knowng you guys. 'll mss ya. Jo To everyone on he Gefll!ral Board. espe cally my lovely colleagues Mary Agnes. Cahy and of course Kelllssima. and T J, Lynne and Mary Fan 1n absena... You all have no idea how much 've enjoyed working wh you. 've learned so much 1n his pas semeser, and hough 'm gong 'o be spendng nex semeser wih Di and Chuck, my houghs will be wh you. Keep up he super work! Tim l. ~. smile $.,._ - '~ Colleen,AJ.!.lA'L..

14 ~- The Observer- Spors Friday, December, 98 - page 4 Deah March Kenucky foru'ard Derrick Hard ( 32) is one of he many sar players he rish will be facing on heir Chrismas road swing. ND faces Kenucky on Dec. 29 ( AP Phoo) WN A LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHP! coninued from page 20 Already his season, he Wildcas have beaen handily Ohio Sae and ndiana. They sill will be wihou he services of 7-1 cener Sam Bowie, who has been sidelined wih a fracured shin bone, bu hey have no seemed o miss his presence hus far. n Bowk's place, 6-3 guard Dirk Minnifidd has become he eam leader. The junior was he eam's co MVP las season, when he averaged jus under poins a game. Minnifield has a srong corps o lead, as well. Ten leermen have reurned from las year's squad, including sandous Derrick Hord. a 6-6 swingman, forwards Chuck Verderber and Charles Hur, along wih guards Dicky Deal and Jim Maser. From Kenucky, he rish ravel o Kansas Ciy. where hey'll ake on Missouri a Kemper Arena. Ener he 1982 Naional Collegiae Oraory Compeiion Sponsored by THE THOMAS M. COOLEY LAW SCHOOL Wrie and deliver from memory a 1 0-minue original speech defending your posiion on one of hese opics: STRKNG PUBLC EMPLOYEES: Banish hem or bargain wih hem? CASNO GAMBLNG: Boos o he economy or inviaion o he underworld? NUCLEAR POWER: A boon o mankind or a hrea o our children? USURY: Anachronism or exorion? PORNOGRAPHY: Legiimae business or licenious bligh? will be only he second ime he wo eams have me. The las ime he rish me he Tigers was in he NCAA ournamen a Lincoln, Neb., in he spring of 9SO. Mizzou eliminaed Nore Dame from he ournamen ha day wih an overime win. The Tigers reurn seven leermen, wih op players a each of he hree posiions. 6-5 forward Ricky.Frazkr averaged over 16 poins per game las season, bu he'll be challenged by Mark Dressler, he 6-6 junior who singlehandedly dismanled he rish in Lincoln. Dressler missed he enire season las year wih a knee injury, bu is healhy now. and probably will sar. Seve Sepanovich is he Tigers' big man on he boards. The 6- cener averaged well over seven rebounds a game las year, and will be a force wih which o conend underneah. Speeches will be judged firs in manuscrip form, hen in an oral audiion, and finally before a live audience and a panel of Michigan cour judges. One overall winner receives a full uiion scholarship o he Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Two runners-up each receive half uiion scholarships, and hree semi-finaliss receive individual $1000 uiion grans. Toal value of prizes exceeds $20,000. To be eligible you mus be an undergraduae suden currenly enrolled in an accredied fouryear college or universiy. Deadline for manuscrip enries is March 1, For informaion and compeiion rules, fill ou he form below and send i in oday , Please send me informaion and rules for he 1982 Thomas M. Cooley Law School Naional Collegiae Oraory Compeiion. undersand here are no enry fees or oher financial obligaions. From Kansas Ciy he rish ravel eas for games wih LaSalle in he Philadelphia Palesra and Virginia in Maryland's Capial Cenre. LaSalle los four sarers from las season's squad, and will go wih lessexperienced players in a rebuilding aemp by Coach Lefy Ervin. 7-1 cener Tom Piorowski b he block on which Ervin is building his eam. The junior averaged jus under eigh poins per game las season, and was a ough rebounder. He is he only reurnee from las year's saring lineup ha wen Afer he Monday nigh game in Philadelphia, Nore Dame will ake on Virginia's Cavaliers in he second half of a home/neural and home/neural series. Las year's game was a classic, as Orlando Woolridge hi a 10-fooer wih ime running ou, and he rish upse he unbeaen and op-ranked Cavaliers. The sory of his eam is, of course, Ralph Sampson. The 7-4 cener could be he bes player in he college game oday. Gone are Jeff Lamp and Lee Raker, prime forces in he Cavaliers' Final Four enry of a year ago. Bu Ohell Wilson, a 6-0 guard, and Jeff Jones, his 6-4 backcour mae, arc coming ino heir own. Boh men averaged over six poins per game las year, despie he presence of Raker. The five-game rip winds up on he wes coas, where he rish ake on one of he counry's mos underraed eams, he San Francisco Dons. Coach Pee Barry reurns four sarers, including Quinin Dailey, one of he naion's bes guards. Dailey, who averages jus under 23 poins per game, eams in he backcour wih senior capain Ken McAliser, himself an poins per game scorer. Up fron, he Dons are led by a couple of Gary, nd., producs. Wallace Bryan, a 7-0 cener, is one of he op rebounders in he counry, pulling in 10 per game. John Hegwood, like Bryan, a 16 poin per game scorer, pulls down eigh rebounds per cones himself. All in all, i will be a ough road for Nore Dame. As Phelps says, i is quie probably he oughes road rip of his career here. and could well be he oughes rip any eam akes his season. NOW TO O'HARE-MDWAY SPECAL 6 TRPS DALY Ask Your Travel Agen For The Big Bus To O'Hare Or Call ndiana Moor Bu$.. Name Address Ciy Sae Zip College or Universiy Send o Oraory Compeiion, Thomas M. Cooley Law School, P.O. Box 13018, Lansing, Michigan :.. n cor de lwminum es arrima lel[is L flow RS anb (jjfs for all occass1ons Com n anb BROWS. ~ ~~co. 327 mcolnway

15 The Observer - Spors Hawks, Gophers By JOE MOOSHL Associaed Press Big Ten baskeball eams. showing only a edge agains incrsec iona! opponen~. swing ino a sr am of holiday ournamens bdi>rc opening he confercnc.e season Jan. 7. ndiana and llinois sar he ournamen rush friday nigh. The Oh-ranked Hooskrs hos he n diana Classic. and llinois hoss he llini Classic. Colorado Sae, Penn Sae and Souhern Mehodis will paricipae in he ndiana Classic while Texas A&M, Army and Oklahoma Ciy have bn n invied o h llini Classic. ndiana and llinois arc favored o win h"ir r specive ourneys, hus aking he sing ou of heir n cen losses o ranked eams. ndiana was hammered Tuesday nigh by No. 2 Kenucky 85-69, while llinois wa~ dropping a overime decision o No. 13 Missouri. The losses were he firs his season for boh ndiana and llinois. A number of oher Big Ten "ams will be in acion his weekend begin ning wih Chicago Sae a collinuedfmm page.!0 all Am n can hy h Assodaled l'ress. 1-'n/ed l'ren lnlernailmal. he Amnic.n Foo hall ( :oadl"~ A~ ~onaion (Kodak). 7"/J'.'fwrin.~. \ell"s, he \\"aln < amp hnmdaion.nd h / uo/lwli.\1'/'s. l'odl"r.c he olll) ''"l<jr 011 ill' ln~h olen~in!n hb ~ea~on.,,r, d all gan"' a rghl ac J..k.nmm. a hrn \Tar 'ar r in he lrhh.,,., ond;n. "a~ namnl o he "\(.AA lli~lrc"l 1\ rh"akmic All Allll"l'l< a eam. Tha auonal<lll pu' hirn on ik n.ional ballo. The n.uional ll"am \\ill he announcnl lll"xl WeeJ..l"lld. k. r1111 ll mad Wll rip~ ll he podium. k ;l~o n, dn:d hl ~d10lar ahk<".ward from h Non Dame Cluh ol S..Jo~cph \"alky Tlw hree Wl'fl" among he lve ~ nor ~arer~ on r h las half of h ~ea~on. no doub a major facor in h ~d cion pron s!>. l>densive ackk Kevin Griflh and pla c kil'k'r larry Oliver w n h: <>her wo. l>d"en!->iv lineman Pa Kramer. igh 'lll Dean,\llaszak and spli end Mike Bomhka. all seniors, were among he many o hav hdr sea~ons cu shor hy injuric!->.!loh Grillh and Kramer sill hav a remaining year of digihiliy, and arc expeced o remain a Nore Dam li>r he 1982 s a~on. (;rilllh abo was honored las nigh as h recipien of he John H. :'vlc'vlull n Award. presnhed annual Ted COilllll'd jinm fjik<'.!0 ful ha rn he )"l"ar~ alwad. Nore l>anll migh. hy l"xampl and ll'ader ~hip. hdp o rid illlercolkgiall ah kil"~ of ill' plagu ha pr senly blighh i." k abo hined ha :\on Dam migh di~ oninu Md long~amling rivalri-~ a~ \iami ( Ha.) and Souh rn Cal in li>oball and licla. '>an Franl"i~co and K nucky in ba~k hall. All have been on s<;mc sor of dbdplinary probaion in r-cen year~. "\\" c should omp c wih ~doob ha share his id al." he ~aid, ""and no wih ho~ who do no." Can hey say unbeaen? Norhwe~ern onigh. Tomorrow's schedule, in addiion o he ndiana and llinois ournamens, finds Norh"rn owa a owa, Cincinnai a Michigan Sae, Ball Sae a Wisconsin, Michigan a Wesern Michigan. Ohio Sae a Wes Virginia and Purdue a Oklahoma. Currenly, only No. 6 owa and No. 8 Minnesoa arc undefeaed, and he Hawkcyes could well ake a per fee record ino he conference race if hey can ge hrough he Blucbonne Cla.~sk a Houson Dec Aler ha, he Hawkcyes ake on Drake and hen journey o Souh Carolina before mee::ing Purdue:: in he:: Big Ten ope::ncr Jan. 7. Minne::soa migh find i oughe::r o sar he Big Ten race:: wih a perfec re::cord. The Gophe::rs play a Marque.: Dec. ';) and a Kansa~ Sae Dec. 21 before hosing h"ir own ournamen Dec agains Arizona, Army and Monana Sae. Yanks aemp o re-sign Guidry HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) - The Ron Guidry signing swecpsakes en ered is final sage::s a baseball's winer mce::ings ye::se::rday as John Schneider, aorney for hc free age::n lefhande::r, prepared o mee wih New York Yankee owner George Seinbrenner. "My gu reacion is we can work somehing ou wih he:: Yankees," Schneider said, indicaing ha he nichcr mav be prepared o say in ly o ill" player who bes cxcmpliks he spiri ofhc s:holar-ahk. con rihuing hi:\ skill and abiliy on he lkld and in he classroom. Grif1h joined Krimm on he Di~ric 1\ academic am. Abo recognizcd las nigh \\TH" he 'i"'i mou>gram winht~ and 2 ~ervin award"" \\inner~ :\ n>m Ne::w York ~ here he has been he:: ace of he saff since:: S:inbrenner was locked in Ame::rican League meeings early yeserday and he and Schneider wcrc o si down in lae afcrnoon o discuss hc Guidry siuaion. Guidry has said he:: would prcfcr o say wih Ne::w York. Bu Schneide::r's asking prkc of S7. 5 million for lve years is more:: han Seinbrcnne::r wans o spend for he:: picher. Awards pk lis of each. by class, appear~ in Sporsboard. \\"hen recognizing he nhhlogram recipien~. Coach Ccrry faus rnadn-ranly lef ou ~ nior~ Dan Con deni.md lkrnie Adell. Afin lwcoming awar of he O\Trsigh. lh cnharrassnl coach qukj..y ap.. lug.cj o hoh pby-r.,. ' Joe. 'Pierce~ FO Resauran The Bes in Aged Seaks 120 N. Main Sree Downown. Mishawaka for reservaions Lunch 1:00 A.M. o 2:00P.M. Dinner 5:00P.M. CJo.,>d Sundiy~ & Holidiy!. ER Friday, December 11, page 1 S SURDAY MASSS A~ SAO:&D HilA:&~ OHU:&OB -. 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16 The Observer - ' l Spors -~~-.xae;-~~-.z>!u.. WN1~~!~~~~~~o:Y~i1~ '821 All week: Snow Fooball - Coed eams of 6 january 14: Tubing a Bendix No charge, ransporaion provided Sign up now wih he Suden Union secreary. Deadline is Dec. 14 Any quesions, conac Seve 7757 or 1748 ~.)l~r-,~-~qa(~> r------~c:-~1-ets , 1928 NORTH EDDY STREET TAKE A STUDY BREAK HAPPY HOUR PM MXED DRNKS & DRAFTS TWO FOR THE PRCE OF ONE AFTER 6 PM TRY OUR HOMEMADE PAN PZZA BRNG N THS AD.50 OFF ANY PZZA FREE DELVERY ~DALY LUNCHEON SPEC/Ad SOUP AND SANDWCH $2.00 ~ ~ ~.. Friday, December 11, page 16 Brawls abound leers lose o N. Mich., refs By RCK CHRYST and CHRS NEEDLES Spors Wriers.\1ARQUETTE, Mich. - As if he!'jore Dame hockey eam didn' have enough o worry abou in facing second-place Norhern Michigan here las nigh, he: rish also had o overcome some shoddy "homer" ofkiaing. l proved o be: oo much of a bur-. den. ;\l'ore Dame balcd hard, despie losing hree players o disqualikaion and killing off ou of l 2 shorhanded siuaions. bu dropped a 3-2 decision o Norhern Michigan in a penaly-filled concs bcfore 2.3SH a Lakeview Arena. How bad was he officiaing? "\\'e wcre deeply concerned when we joined he CCHA," said an-infuriaed Nore Dame Coach Lefy Smih. "abou heir officia_ing sanjards. They were suspec in he fac ha hey ofen use local referees. "Tonigh, we had a local man (he head referee was a Marquee r siden), and he was exremely incompeen." The bulk of he penalies carne in he second period, which was highlighed by a five-minue-long figh beween Nore Dame's John Higgins and UNM's)effTascoff. Boh players were ejeced from he game a he 11:38 mark, bu Higgins was given he greaer amoun of penalies. The JUnior righ winger received l 7 minues of pcnalies for high sicking, inen o injure:, lghing and grabbing he face ma~k. while Tascoff reccivcd only he major for ighing. Bu he ouscrs wen: no over by any means. Wih 26 seconds l<:f in he middle pcriod, Nore Daml 's John Schmid was pinned o he icc by he Wildca!;. Charlie Lundeen, who wouldn' le he rish dcensc man ge o his fee. A~ so ofen hap pcns, he referee saw only he realiaion, which was unforunae for Schmid. Ou of frusraion, Schmid sepped on Lundeen, and was ejeced immediaely and given a fivc-minue major penaly for kicking. n all, he rish were shorhanded for an incrediblc 17:03!>raigh in he second and hird periods, bu he Wildcas were able o score onlv Off -Campus XMas Break Sorage in Sepan Cener Dec. 14, S, pm The Unioersiy will no be liable for propery sored. Ofb 6bvuuje ~ availohee ih yoa~ owa ~- Cafl a Keiglduv" fb fb n.e. Meilj~ A33oeiallm. 'Dm' ~ojge u,. &ek up hehoje ~. o.c. C4HUiMi4K one goal in ha ime period. Bu ha one goal, by UNM's Bill Schahauser. proved o be he backbreaker. came wih only 0 seconds remaining in he second period, he Wildcas' hird goal of he wild sanza, and pu he rish behind 3-1 afer wo periods. UNM allied wo goals in he firs 2:26 of h. period, before any of he fireworks :ruped, wih Schahauser dnd Dave :vogu~h lighing he lamp. l'or.\1ogush. i was his l:aguelcading 22nl goal <ifh sea!>on. Freshman Bren Chapman scored i)r he rish wih 7: 12 l:f in he game. afer ND finally had regained full srengh. o make i 3-2. Bu. lo and behold, jus as he rish were abou o make heir final push. ND dcfenseman Rob Ricci was nabbed for slashing o end he hrcal. Bu he clincher. he one bad call ha especially se Smih on fire, was he disqualificaion of Bill Rohsein wih S3 seconds lef for spearing, Nore Dame's hird di!.missal of he evening. As a resul, all hree players - Higgins. Schmid and Rorhsein - mus si ou onigh's remach. Smih was well awan: ha his pos-game irade migh no si well wih CCHA officials. " know 'm no supposed o say hese ype of hings," Smih said. "Bu here comes a ime when somehing has o be said - he officiaing was incompeen." Unlike he referees, he goalenders sparkled in he heaed cones. Nore Dame's Dave Laurion allied 37 saves, including all 20 of UNM's shos in he hird period. The Wildcas' Bruno Campese sopped 24 rish shos in upping his unblemished record o Despie he defea and he recurring nemesis of a br~akdown in he second period, Smih was pleased wih he effor. " have o say," he commened, "ha 've never been prouder of a group of guys han was of our eam onigh." The same, i is cerain, was no said ofhe refs. RSH JCERS: Rohsein scored Nore Dame's firs goal a 6:18 of he middle period, ipping in a slap sho by Jim-Brown o close he rish wihin A oal of 64 minues in penalies were called, 45 of hose agains NO... 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18 ~ ~ Spors Special - Fooball Final Friday, December 1 1, page 18 ~ Foobal11981 Final rish saisics -The Final Chaper TEAM STATSTCS NO OPP PASSNG G NO CO PCT NT YDS TO TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Toal Plays Yards per Pia y Yards per Game PENALTES-YARDS FUMBLES-LOST Yards Reurned TOTAL FRST DOWNS By Rushing By Passing By Penaly THRD DOWNS-CONV Percenage POSSESSON TME M1nues per Game :46 30: :14 29:39 RUSHNG G NO YDS AVG TO LG Carer Bell Sweeney Smih Brooks Monary Mosley Huner Kiel Adell Swoboda Morns Hilber Williamson Howard Grooms Koegel NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS RECEVNG Huner Howard Carer Maszak Bell Sweeney Mosley Condem Boushka Monary Brooks Adell Buchanan K1el M1shler Tnpp G NO YDS AVG TO LG ' NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS NTRET Duerson Crable Zavagmn Knmm Toran Brown Johnson NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS NO YDS AVG TO LG K1el Koegel Condeni Bell Grooms Huner Howard Mosley NO OPP DEFENSE Crable Zavagnm Gnffih Clasby Duerson Toran Marshall Knmm Bone Rudz1nsk1 Aury Belden Naylor Johnson Gramke Brown Gann Bock Larkin Shields M. Golic Monary Kramer M. Carer Masmi Cichy SchirO Lie ben sein Adell Kiernan Sp1elmaker Murphy Rice Flood Mosley Pozderac NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS PUNT RET Duerson Knmm Sp1elmaker NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS KCKOFF RET Bell Howard Duerson Johnson Sweeney Knmm NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS TMTL-YDS PBU FR BK NO YDS AVG TO LG NO YDS AVG TO LG ~ UJ "' ;' UJ " SCORNG GTD PA R PA S FG TP Oliver Carer Bell Howard Monary Huner Mosley Maszak Kiel Condeni Smih Tnpp Brooks Sweeney Duerson NO OPP PUNTNG K1el Whelan NOTRE DAME OPPONENTS Q G NO YDS AVG LG ,._ "' UJ ;' UJ " «=,._ UE "'" :.::Q)C' "' c "' w ~,. 0 0 "'",.cnz Afer a No. 3 preseason ranking, Nore Dame dropped a noch afer Alabama opened he 1981 campaign wih a win over Louisiana Sae. The following week, he rish ook heir urn agains LSU and dropped he Tigers o 0-2. Tha win, coupled wih osses by op-ranked Michigan (a Wisconsin) and No.2 Alabama (agains Georgia Tech) and a lack/user performance by hird-ranked Oklahoma agains Wyoming, propelled he rish ino he op spo. Nore Dame's loss a Michigan in Week 3 quickly pushed Gerry Faus's eam downward (o 13h), and he onepoin loss a Purdue he following week removed he rish from he Top 20 for good. Monogram winners The following is a lis of Nore Dame fooball players who received varsiy monograms a fas nigh's awards dinner. Homeowns are in parenheses. A minimum of 30 minues of varsiy playing ime during he 1981 season was he sole crierion, excep lor cerain specialy eam players. Seniors Bern1e Adell (pswch, Mass.), Tony Belden (Crysal, M1nn.), Tom Bock (Hickory H1lls. ll.), M1ke Boushka (Wichia, Kan.), Seve Cichy (Fargo, N.D.). Dave Condeni (Cincinnai, OhiO), Bob Crable (Cinconna1, Oh1o), Joe Gramke (CJncJnnao, Oh1o). Kevin Griffih (Keering, OhiO), Larry K1ssner (Delray Beach. Fla.), Tim Koegel (Cincinnai, Ohio), Pa Kramer (Colon, Wash.), John Knmm (Columbus. Ohio), Dean Maszak (Toledo, Oh1o), Ron MShler (Meamora, ll.), Harry Oliver (C1nc1nna1, Oh1o), Phil Pozderac (Garfield Heighs. OhiO), John A1ce (C uyahoga Falls. Oh1o) Juniors Rod Bone (Las Cruces. N.M.). Pee Buchanan (Plymouh, nd.), Phil Caner (Tacoma. Wash.), Bob Clasby (Milon, Mass.), Dave Duerson (Munc1e, nd.). Randy Elhs (Pearland. Tex.), Mark F1scher (Massillon. Ohio). Tony Huner (CinCinnai, Ohio), M1ke Johnson (Rocheser. NY.), Ne1l Maune (Marhasville, Mo ), Larry Monany (Sana Barbara, Calif.). John Puzsuck (Arvada. Col.), Joe Rudz1nsk1 (Farmingon. M1ch.), Jack Shields (Duxbury. Mass.). M1ke Sh1ner (Sunnyvale, Calif.), John Sweeney (Deerfield. ll.). Tom Thayer (Jolie, ll.), Mark Zavagmn (Evergreen Park. ll.). Sophomores Jon Aury (For Wayne, nd.), Greg Bell (Columbus, Ohio), Chns Brown (Owensboro. Ky.).Clansel Caner (Eas S. LoUis. ll.). Mike Kelley (WasfJeld, Mass.). Blair K1el (Columbus. nd.), Tim Marshall (Ch1cago, ll.), John Mosley (Wes Des Mo1nes. owa), Rick Naylor (CinCinnai, Oh1o). Sacey Toran (ndianapolis, nd.). Freshmen Joe Bars (Farm1ngon. M1ch.), Mark Brooks (Cincinnai, Oh1o). Mike Gann (Lakewood. Col.), M1ke Golic (Willowick,_ Ohio), Joe Howard (Clinon, Md.), Joe Johnson (Fosona, Ohio), Kev1n Kelly (Souh Bend. nd.), M1ke Lark1n (C1nc1nnai, Oh1o), Chris Sm1h (C1nc1nnai, Oh1o). Service Awards Tom Burger (Cincinnai, Ohio). Parvez Chand (Souh Bend, nd.), John Flood (Tulsa. Okla.). Seve Hilber (Colorado Spnngs. Col.). KeJh Marrero (New Orleans. La.). M1ke Mas1n1(S. Joseph's, M1ch.), John Murphy (Grand Rapids, M1ch.), Don Pawelski (Evergreen Park. ll.), Bnan Whelan (Savanah. Ga.), Greg Williamson (Langhorne. Pa.), Dan Sone (Seale, Wash.), Dave Swoboda (Birm1ngham, M1ch.) Each week. The Observer spors saff has mached w1s w1h he naion s handicappers. These wj be he final p1cks of he season. Records lised are resuls aga1ns he spread. ROSE BOWL MKE OLENK Spors Wner CHRS NEEDLES Spors Wner SKP DESJARDN Assoc. Spors Ed1or GARY GRASSEY Spors Wner BLL MARQUARD KELLY SULLVAN MCHAEL ORTMAN MARK HANNUKSELA Spors Wner SporsWner Spors Edior Spors Wner owa over Washingon by 4 COTTON BOWL Husk1es Hawks Hawks Hawks Hawks Hawks Hawks Hawks Alabama over Texas by 2 SUGAR BOWL T1de T1de Horns T1de T1de Tode T1de Pisburgh over Georgia by 2 ORANGE BOWL Panhers Panhers Dawgs Dawgs Dawgs Dawgs Dawgs Panhers Nebraska over Clemson by 4 FESTA BOWL T1gers Huskers Huskers Huskers T1gers Huskers Huskers Huskers Souhern Cal over Penn Sae by 2 GATOR BOWL Trojans L1ons Lions L1ons Trojans Trojans Norh Carolina over Arkansas by 4 LBERTY BOWL Heels Hogs Heels Heels Heels Heels Hogs Hogs Ohio Sae over Navy by 10 BLUE BONNET BOWL Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Buckeyes Michigan over UCLA by 3 HALL OF FAME BOWL Wolvennes Wolvennes Wolvennes Wolvennes Wolvennes BrUinS Wolvennes Bruons Mlsssisslpi Sover Kansas by 8 HOLlO A Y BOWL Brigham Young over Washingon by 1 Bulldogs WS.U Bulldogs W.SU. Bulldogs B. YU Bulldogs B. Y U Bulldogs. B.YU Bulldogs BY U Bulldogs wsu. Bulldogs BY U

19 ~ ~ :: The Observer Molariy Swamp llras Weekend Friday, llf>l-p H= 5AV H3 1 f 1>DN' r LE r 71/GH mke f(,;' fl.cas:,..0!-1 PJ.EA?c PTY HF:... 1-{~1. ' HEJ~C'{, J.JO,,. ful\l'r TArE 1-'\C Michael Molinelli By Warren Saler December 11, page 19 Campus Friday, Dec a.m.-4 p.m. - Chrismas Sale, hand-crafed poery by ND ar graduae sudens, O'Shaughnessy Grea Hall, all are welcome 10 a.m.-10 p.m. - Chrismas Sale, ars and crafs benefiing Sr. Maria's Primary Day School, Memorial Library Concourse, all arc welcome 2: 1 'i p.m. - Meeing, alian Club, All alian speaking professors from ND/SMC invied, Faculy Dining Room 4-'i p.m. -Spanish Club Terulia, souh alcove on main loor, LaForune, Venga para hablar con nosoros y pracicar cl arc de conversar! 7. 9, 1 1 p.m. -FUm, "Nine o Five", Engineering Audiorium, sponsored by Suden Union, S ad mission 8: 1 'i p.m. - Concer, ND Glee.: Club, Washing on Hall, admission free Saurday, Dec Simon )eb Cashin :30 p.m. - Baskeball, ND Men vs. Norhern llinois, ACC 4 p.m. - Baskeball, ND Women vs. Norhern llinois, ACC 7 p.m. - FUm, "My Way", Memorial Library Audiorium, Sponsored by Chinese Associaion 7, 9, p.m.- Film, "Nine o Five", Engineering Audiorium, Sl admission Sunday, Dec p.m. - Mass, Communiy wih menally rearded, Moreau Seminary, all are welcome 2 5 p.m. - Meeing, Ladies of Nore Dame Children's Holiday Pary, Sain Mary's Club House 7:30 p.m. - Concer, Foreigner, ACC, $10.50 and Television Tonigh ACROSS 1 Opposed o long. 4 Bisro 8 More of 53D 14 Fuss 15 Parched 16 Genesis peak...-""tn-,.:;;;-..,-..-:;-...,.-, 17 Well used, as a book ~ r Hardships 20 Oil counry h-n Buffalo coin 23 Feas 25 Priner's word 26 Kazan ~ l 30 Do sums 31 Friend Francois The Daily Crossword 1981 by Chicago Tribune N.Y. News Synd. nc. All Righs Reserved r~.,...,..~...,......,..,.~ ~~..., /81 33 Taken by surprise 35 Srike waer 37 Lofy abode: var. 38 Richard's epihe 41 Friend Francisco 43 Group of hree 44 Procedure 47 Blemish 48 Mandible 51 Sommer 52 Zilch o Zorro 54 Apian quean's mae 56 Talisman Thursday's Soluion STEW.ASPSB R 0 T H LAME.SOLE L A T H E AREA.THOR A S T E R AM WE T 0 s T A. E A S T A V S... ~~ S H OW 0 F S H 0 W S ~~ J R A N G.A S H 0 R E T H E S H 0 WM u s T G 0 0 N l 0 AM u S E R. A S D E y E M E N.R E A M. 0 E S - ED S-D E E W N p L A C E A N D S H 0\W D E A s. A R A.T 0 M E S E T T o L NTEVEN E S S E N p E T E R E N T...-.~ ~ 58 "Bus Sop" 18 Terminus auhor 22 Gulager 59 Worse han of films Allee's 24 Honky onk haer 27 Tallow 62 Shor of 28 Amin snou 29 Affirmaive 65 Give in voe 66 Relaive 32 Homo of43a sapiens 67 Chihuahua 34 Slow up cheer 35 Willful 68 Unied 36 All- up 69 Tiller 38 A- and a 70 Sleep promise land 39 Framework 40 nle DOWN 41 Consumed 1 Foppish 42 Brooksor 2 Worshiped Blanc 3 Dressed for 45 Accusomed "Animal 46 Coolidge House" 48 English pary dramais 4 Flying org. Ben 5 Opp. of dep. 49 Boxing's 6 Demonic Dundee 7 Fisher 50 Removed or Foy he unde 8 Shade sirables 9 New York 53 Profundiy canal 55 Branco or 10 All obser Bravo van 57 Ancien 11 Con's ranian couner 59 Gulle 12 Aural 60 Honor process card 13 Fooball linemen: 63 "-Bias" abbr. 64- de plume Friday, December 11 7:00p.m. 16 MASH 22 CBS News 28 Joker's Wild 34 The: MacNeil/Lehrer Repor 46 n Touch 7:30p.m. 16 All in he Family 22 Family Feud 28 Ti<:Tac Dough 34 Sraigh Talk 8:00p.m. 16 NBC Magazine 22 Dukes of Hazzard 28 Benson 34 Washingon Week n Review 46 Leser Sumrall Teaching 8:30p.m. 28 Bosom Buddks 34 Wall Sree Week 46 The Renewed Mind 9:00p.m. 16 Md.ain's Law 22 Dallas 28 Darkroom 34 Enerprise 46 Today Wih Leser Sumrall 9:30p.m. 34 Ben Waenhng O:OOp.m. 16 The: Devlin Connn ion 22 A Tribue 10 M.r. Television: Milon Be ric 28 Srike Foree 34 firing Line 46 Jimmy Swaggan Weekly ll:oop.m. 16 NcwsCener Eyl winess News 28 Nc:wswa<:h 2H 34 The Dick Cave Show 46 PraiSl' he Lord 11:30p.m. 16 Tonigh Show 22 Behind Thl' Screen 28 ABC News Nighlinc 34 Capioned ABC News 12/ " ~ ~~ ~ Tonigh is he JL!l~~ ~il~rn i**************jii;;~ii;;~**~~ii;;; *ffi enior Bar will be open for he ~ ~r\ll,<la,- "-1(,111 ~W~~ ~Alii":: '-il"-( ~1-~11"- Ju~.1u;1(JS1 : semeser-- ~ Bus depars main circle 5 pm. Thanks for your paronage.~,! \ Reurns 11 pm! onigh's special-- ~ presale bus ix: $2.50 A circle: $3! all ypes of Schnapps! ~ ~~~""""""~""""""""""""~.. -~~-...,.. open 9:30-2:00 :.u.&a -Y:.a:.i.l :Ul:.a::.u:.u :r..c:.u:.u:l ~ ~l~.i.l ~ jj ,..,....-.~~..,... ~- --- l Plus: reduced: lif ickes... ~5!* **** lessons... S 1 * renal... $4.:: ********************************** ~...

20 ~ors Friday, December 11, page 20 Graduaing senior cornerback john Krimm received wo awards a las nigh's fooball banque. For deails, see sory below. (phoo by Cheryl Erel) n college spors Hesburgh addresses ehics By MCHAEL ORTMAN Spors Edior Nore Dame Presiden Theodore M. Hesburgh called on his fellow universiy adminisraors around he naion o ake charge in cleaning up collegiae ahleics. Hesburgh, no known for becoming involved in he ahleic forum, spoke a las nigh's Nore Dame fooball banque in he ACC. " is difficul o keep up wih he schools ha are on disciplinary probaion," Hesburgh admonished. "Allegaions of cheaing, rules violaion, improper recruimen, academic impropriies in admissions and in receiving credi wihou aending class - all of hese are fairly widespread." Addressing ahleics is somehing foreign o Hesburgh. Throughou his enure as universiy presiden he has referred virually all ahleic maers o he execuive vice presiden, Fr. Edmund P. Joyce. Bu Hesburgh acknowledged a he ouse ha he was "filling in" for Joyce who is ouring mainland China. Hesburgh recognized he fac ha coaches are under remendous ==============-=======::-:::: :=-=======~e::r:;~;::ss::u=r=e=o p_r_(>.~uce winning eams Five-game odyssey rish ravel coas-o-coas By SKP DESJARDN Associae Spors Edior While mos Nore Dame sudens are relaxing over Chrismas break, he Nore Dame baskeball eam will be in he middle of a grueling road rip ha will spell he difference beween a successful season and a disaser. "The nex monh is going o make or break us," says Coach Digger Phelps. "We know we have a long road ahead of us, bu we have o make he mos of i. "This may be he oughes road rip Nore Dame has had since 've been here. We play some of he op schools in he counry beween n9w and he ime he second semeser begins. Now is he ime for us o grow up and become he baskeball eam know we can be. "There are a lo of problems wih he eam righ now," Phelps admis. "Bu we are making improvemens anyway. Every game we ge a lile beer in some areas. We've go o improve a lo in a number of areas if we wan o succeed over he nex monh. "Mos of all, we have o keep up our inensiy. Menal misakes are huring us a imes. Tha, oo, is a maer of inexperience. We have a very inexperienced ball club here. "We've go o improve underneah and on he boards. We sill aren' geing he offensive rebounds we need o be compeiive." Tomorrow, he rish play Norhern lllinois a he ACC, hen ake on Valparaiso a week from Tuesday in he las home game before he long road rip. Tri -capains c hosen a fooball banque By MCHAEL ORTMAN Spors Edior Juniors Phil Carer, Dave Duerson and Mark Zavagnin have been eleced ri-capains of he 1982 Nore Dame fooball eam, i was announced a las nigh's fooball ban que honoring he 1981 squad. All-American linebacker Bob Crable, offensive ackle Phil Pozderac and cornerback John Krimm shared he op honors for he 1981 season. Carer will be serving his second season in he leadership role. Alhough injuries have hampered his hree seasons wih he rish, he halfback now sands 1 3h on he Nore Dame career lis wih 1,649 yards. Duerson has sared 20 games in he Nore Dame secondary over he las wo seasons including all 1 1 his season. The Muncie, nd., naive led rish defensive backs in ackles his season wih 55 and picked off wo passes, reurning one 88 yards for a ouchdown a Miami. ~==~~======~==== ~ Zavagnin, who many feel has been living in Crable's shadow for hree seasons, finished second only o Crable in ackles his year wih 94. He led he rish in inercepions in 1981 wih hree. Crable was named he eam's Mos Valuable Player for he second consecuive year. Pozderac was recognized as he Ousanding Offensive Player and Krimm was honored as he eam's Ousanding Defensive Player. Crable was one ofhe four finaliss for he Lombardi Award which was presened las nigh (o Texas Longhorn defensive ackle Kenneh Sims) in Houson, Tex. Crable became he firs finalis in he 12- year hisory of he award o miss he banque. He eleced o say on campus for he Nore Dame dinner. Ahleic Direcor Gene Corrigan represened Crable in Houson. The wo-ime rish capain already has been named a firs eam See AWARDS, page 15 "Norhern is a very decepive baskeball eam," Phelps said a his press conference yeserday. "They play very well. They've go good size, and like he hings hey do. We are concerned abou Saurday's game. We are having rouble agains big eams. "Norhern is paien, as well. We have o conrol he game empo and he boards agains hem. Again, conrolling he boards will be a key. We haven' been able o do ha all year. So ha's our big concern." Phelps is no a all pleased wih he way he eam played in Monday's loss o Murray Sae, and had heavy criicism for his players. "n he game agains Murray Sae we did everyhing you can possibly do wrong in baskeball," he said. "Turnovers, foul shooing, rebounding, missing easy shos, layups, shos wihin en fee, we did i all wrong. "We're due o explode. We're due o pu i oge~er, and ha's wha we're looking o do. We've go o ge i ogeher." Phelps refuses o wrie he season off, hough he acknowledges ha ohers have done so already. "We are he underdogs now, and we're going o learn o play like underdogs," he says. "We need game experience as a uni, and before his season is over, we're going o knock some people off." The goal for he rish coaching saff righ now is o gear he eam oward January. They look a he upcoming road rip as a means of learning he hings hey need o learn o become a conender by he end of January. They poin o he lae-season success ofeams like las year's ndiana club, and he UCLA eam of wo years ago as models on which hey arc basing heir season gameplan. The firs game on he road rip is Kenucky. The Wildcas have signed a new wo-year conrac wih Nore Dame. This year's game will be played again in Louisville, bu nex year hings will change. For he firs ime since 1950, Kenucky will ravel o Souh Bend. See DEATH MARCH, page 14 capable of raking large sums of money ino universiy coffers. Bu i is he job of he universiy presiden, according o Hesburgh, o ease ha pressure firs by placing ahleics in heir proper perspecive, and hen supporing heir ahleic programs hrough hick and hin. "A presiden mus... no yell a he players," he said, "as a harried coach was said o have done, 'Wha do you hink i is, a game?' is a game. No more. No less. Then, in wha can be consrued as a major voe of confidence for Gerry Faus and Nore Dame coaches in all spors, Hesburgh assered, " is insecure coaches who cu corners. Their posiion and enure should no be a he mercy of las week's score or he vagaries of a single season. They should have reasonable securiy in heir jobs, and he full confidence and suppor of he adminisraion. Alumni should no badger hem, nor should he vociferous fans. "Of course. hey will suffer a cerain amoun of saic from hose who judge anyhing less han oal vicory as a dismal failure. Bu he pressures should no come from he adminisraion. (Coaches) have a difficul enough ask, and if hey are doing i wih honesy, inegriy and compeence, hey should never have o be worried abou being blind-sided by hose who appoined hem." Of his own universiy, ofen regarded as he leader in collegiae ahleic ehics, Hesburgh was hope- See TED, page 15 Grooms o leave ND ; will coaches follow? ing ohers. Several repors indicae By KELLY SULLVAN Spors Wrier ha adminisraive assisan Joe Yono, he defensive line coach for 17 seasons before aking a desk job The 1981 fooball season officially ended wih las nigh's awards dinner, bu alk concerning he reurn of coaches and players in 1982 has already begun. las spring, may in fac reurn o he field. One of Faus's players, however, definiely will no reurn o he field in a Nore Dame uniform. Reserve Though he emphasized ha quarerback Sco Grooms is rumors abou he firing of any of his coaches are premaure, Gerry Faus will no deny he possibiliy ha changes may ake place among his saff in he near fuure. The implicaion ha shake-ups migh occur has been prined in several newspapers recenly; however, Faus insiss ha ransfering o Miami (Ohio) Universiy beginning he spring semeser his year. Grooms, a sophomore ou of Greenfield, Ohio. will be allowed o pracice during spring drills a he Oxford, Ohio, campus, hough he'll have o si ou he 1982 fall campaign. no decisions have been made as of A concensus prep All ye. "A his poin, yes, we're assessing he siuaion," he admied yeserday. "Bu nohing's been done abou i." American afer succeeding Ohio Sae's Ar Schlicher a Miami Trace High School, Grooms repored ha Miami Universiy's curren quarerback is a sophomore walk-on. "The "And nohing may be done," he siuaion looks prey good for me," added he acknowledged. "'m excied The aenions of Faus and his as- abou he opporuniy o play." sisans have been urned owards Two graduaing seniors, specialyrecruiing recenly, according o he eams capain Tony Belden and head coach, so no formal announce- defensive ackle Joe Gramke, are mens have come from his office reurning nex fall as addiions o he since he season ended. Speculaion coaching saff. The pair will assume ceners around changing he assign- duies as par-ime assians while mens of some assisans, and replac-...::... pursuing heir maser's degrees. _..:.._ Lady rish lose a Buler By MARK HANNUKSELA Spors Wrier NDANAPOLS - The Nore Dame women's baskeball eam raveled o Buler las nigh, bu geing here didn' sop hem. Six second half ravelling violaions - four of hem in succession - spelled doom for Nore Dame, which los for he second ime in four ouings, 67-58, o Buler Universiy. The rish came up shor despie a furious se cond-half rally which saw hem pull wihin six, 58-52, wih 3:59 lef. A 14-3 Nore Dame spur wiped ou much of a Lady Bulldog 17-poin lead, bu he rish could come no closer han six poins he res of he way. Freshman Ruh Kaiser scored 12 poins, six in each half, o lead Nore Dame. Junior Jan Crowe added nine poins, bu missed eigh key free hrows in he cones. "They (Buler) won because hey deserved o win," said rish coach Mary DiSanislao. "You can' play 8 minues ou of 40. doesn' work. We made freshman misakes, bu i was all our upperclassmen ha made hem. "They are an awfully good eam. They oally dominaed us and hey played o win. hope hey are happy because hey played very well." Nex up for he rish is an afernoon game omorrow wih Norhern llinois, which is also 2-2 on he season. Three Huskies, led by guard Doreen Zierer ( 22.3 poins per game), are averaging in double figures. The game will be played immediaely following he men's game beween he same wo schools, and will sar a approximaely 4 p.m.