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1 ~ ~ ~~~~----~ ~ Knigh service-page 7 VOL. XXI, NO. 45 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986 he independen suden newspaper serving Nore Dame and Sain Mary's Democras gain conrol of Senae WASHINGTON - Democras, picking off GOP seas around he naion on Tuesday, broke he Republicans' six-year hold on he Senae and served noice on Presiden Reagan ha his las wo years in office will require "he ar of governmen by compromise." Senae Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas conceded a midnigh ha he Democras would win conrol of he Senae. "Oh yeah, i's a quesion of wheher i will be 53 or 55" Democras, he said. Meanwhile, in Indiana's hird congressional disric, Democraic candidae and 1970 Nore Dame graduae Tom Ward, defeaed hird-erm Republican congressman John Hiler. Democras harvesed Republican seas in Maryland and Florida and were leading narrowly in half a dozen more saes. "I could be or We jus los a couple," said a dejeced Dole. As for a possible new direcion for he Senae under he Democras, Dole said, "I hink i's up o Sen. (Rober) Byrd o make ha judgmen." Byrd, D-W.Va., currenly he minoriy leader, earlier had prediced ha he Democras would regain conrol of he Senae for he firs ime in six years and ha he would become majoriy leader. Rep. Barbara Mikulski won handily in Maryland's wowoman race, picking up a sea vacaed by a reiring Republican. Democras looked for vicories in Norh Carolina and Georgia, wo seas where he elevision neworks said GOP incumbens would fall. And an ABC poll showed Timohy Wirh running srongly for he Colorado sea of fellow Democra Gary Har. Hun's vicory in Alabama's gubernaorial elecion came as he Republicans sough o increase heir roser of governors from he curren 16 o pariy a 25. Republican Rep. John McKernan Jr. led in he race o become Maine's governor, anoher sae where he Democra was sepping aside. The siuaion was he same in Oklahoma, where former Sen. Henry Bellmon was leading in his bid o replace a Democra in he saehouse. see SENATE, page 4 U.S. Senae Roundup, _,I Democra -Republican Alabama Alaaka Arkanua C.lllomla Colorado Connecicu Fklrda Georg ill Hawaii Idaho llllnola Indiana Iowa Kana11 Kenucky Loulalana Maryland Richard Shelby (D) Undecldld Dale Bumpera (D) Alan Cranaon (D) Undecided Chraophar Dodd (D) Bob Graham (D) Wyche Fowler (D) Inouye (D) Undecided Alan Dixon (D) Dan Quayle (R) Charlla Gr~~~llly (R) Bob Doll (R) Wandell Ford (D) John B-ux (D) Barbara Mlkulakl (D) '-----'' Undecided or Unconesed Mlnour Navada New Hampahlre New York Norh C.rollna Norh Dakoa Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennaylvanla Souh C.rollna Souh Dakoa Uah Vermon Waahlngon Wlaconaln Chrlaophar Bond (R) Harry Raid (D) Warren Rudman (R) AI D' Amao (R) Terry S.nlord (D) Undecided John Glenn (D) Don Nlckllla (R) Bob Packwood (R) Arlen Specer (R) EmH Holllnga (D) Tom Daachll (D) Jake Gam (R) Parick Leahy (D) Brock Adama (D) Bob Kaaen (R) Source: Assoclaea Press Observer Graphic/Mark Weimhol Tickes please Sophomores Mike:: Johnson (lef) and Todd Parker (righ) prepare o spend he nigh in line for baskeball ickes. Wih a cool nigh The Observei:'Michael Ury forecased, he pair brough heir blankes o figh off he Indiana chill. HPC commiees o sudy hall life By REGIS COCCIA Assisan News Edior Four commiees looking ino co-ed housing, female issues, four-year dorms and hall saffs a Nore Dame were presened o he Hall Presidens' Council a Tuesday nigh's meeing. The commiees will repor heir findings a he April meeing of he Board of Trusees, according o Bruce Lohman, coordinaor of Board of Trusees repors. Pa McCauley, a freshman from Morrissey Hall, noed a change in sudens' aiudes oward living on campus. "One of he unique qualiies of Nore -Dame is is campus," he said. "Laely, here's been a change of aiudes, wih everyone moving off campus.'l According o McCauley, he Residenialiy Repor will look ino four-year dorms, co-ed housing, recors and hall saffs wihin he halls as well as female issues. Lohman said he Residenialiy Repor will be comprised of four commiees: Hall Srucures; Recors and Hall Saffs; Inellecual Amospere; and Female Issues. The repor will look a female issues in a separae commiee because "dorm life in girls' halls is in some ways differen han guys' dorms and Nore Dame has been co-ed for 13 years,"lohman said. "Are females fully inegraed and acceped ino he Nore Dame communiy? Given hese consideraions," Lohman said, "I feel ha we should have a separae commiee looking a hose issues." Lohman solicied he hall presidens o serve as commiee members and provide liaison o sudens. "Hall presidens have insighs in halls and sudens. I've worked wih hem before, hey're good suden leaders," he said. HPC Co-Chairman Sheila O'Connor read he Suden Senae repor. O'Connor said RASTA (Rally Agains Sarvaion) was se aside for he ime being. "Faher Tyson pu (RAST A) on probaionary saus," O'Connor said. "Tha's all (for RASTA) unil nex year.'' In oher business, Suden Senaor Brian Hols disribued a recor survey concerning parieals o hall presidens. Responding o quesions abou he survey, Hols said, "Hopefully his will guide our discussion a lile beer.'' Hols explained he impeus for forming he survey came as he resul of a lack of undersanding of recors' opinions concerning parieals. HPC Co-Chairman Sheila O'Connor announced ha check requess for purchases for hall improvemens are due by December 9. Sanford Hall Presiden Jim Wimbiscus repored on he HPC commiee meeing wih Associae Vice Presiden for Suden Residence Life John Goldrick on November 3. Wimbiscus said Goldrick recommended he HPC commiee alk o Direcor of Fire Safey Jack Bland regarding decoraions for formal dances. The commiee approached Goldrick abou non-semiformal dances, Wimbiscus said. Goldrick said he "would be happy o hear us ou," according o Wimbiscus. The council discussed seing back he hours of he Buzz Bus on Thursday from 10 p.m.- 3 a.m. O'Connor said "I wouldn' be a problem financially. You wan o keep i on a fairly regular schedule. "As long as a decen number of people ride i, i's no ha big a deal; i's no ha much o ride i," said O'Connor. A majoriy voed o se he hours back on Thursday. Lohman asked for paricipaion in he Unied Way Aerobahon on November 22. "(HPC Co-Chairman) Joanie (Cahill) suggesed he hall presidens sign up," Lohman said, noing, "I've been old i won' be very srenous. You could sill do i and cach he (Nore Dame vs. LSU) game.'' A majoriy of he hall presidens said hey would sign up for he aerobahon. O'Connor said, "We're having problems geing prizes (for he aerobahon) o give o people.'' O'Connor called for anyone wih ideas o conac her or Joanie Cahill. Lohman said Non-Varsiy Ahleics is sponsoring a Lae Nigh Olympics in February o benefi he Special Olympics. He said NV A hopes he HPC will be an enhusiasic supporer of he even. Pasquerilla Wes Hall Co Presiden Colleen Krez announced she is he Theodore.'s represenaive o he HPC.

2 I The Observer In Brief "Wake Up o Prayer," a new projec in Nore Dame's Insiue for Pasoral and Social Minisry, has named Julie Lyle, a elecommunicaions specialis from he Caholic Diocese of Raleigh, Norh Carolina, projec manager. "Wake Up o Prayer" is a daily, cable elevision, morning wake-up service o be produced by WNDU's Golden Dome Producions. As presenly conceived, hree o five minue messages, including music, Old Tesamen scripural reading, and a brief prayer, will be aired every en minues beween 5:30 and 8:30a.m. -The Observer Despie demands by a "Red Sox Revenge Squad," New York Mayor Ed Koch will no have o dress up in a bunny sui o ge back a solen New York Ciy flag. In a World Series be, Koch and Boson Mayor Raymond Flynn had agreed ha he ciy whose eam los he World Series would fly he oher's flag. A New York flag was raised Friday bu solen Monday by a group ha demanded he Mes apologize "for he behavior of heir securiy force and fans" and ha Koch "dress up.in a bunny oufi." - Of Ineres Governmen and prospecive governmen majors are invied o an informaional meeing onigh a 7: 30 in he Memorial Library Lounge. Pre-regisraion will be discussed, along wih area sudies, he Washingon Semeser Program, and he senior essay. Speakers will include Professor George Brinkley and Professor Sharon O'Brien. The meeing is sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha. -The Observer A specialis on Souh Africa, Dr. William Miner, will discuss Unied Saes inervenion in Souh Africa in a lecure onigh a 8 in Washingon Hall. The speech,"wih All Deliberae Delay: The Wes and Souh Africa Sancions," is sponsored by he Ideas and Issues Commission of Nore Dame's Suden Aciviies Board. An inroducion will be given by Dr. Peer Walshe, direcor of African Sudies a Nore Dame. -The Observer Tonigh's Thomas More Sociey lecure will feaure Faher Richard McCormick, S.J., O'Brien Professor of Theology, a 8 in he Lile Theaer of LaForune Suden Cener. All are welcome o aend. -The Observer The Nore Dame Glee Club will presen is Fall Concer qn Thursday and is Alumni Reunion Concer on Friday a 8:15p.m. in Washingon Hall. Ticke vouchers will be disribued oday from 1 o 4 p.m. a he Washingon Hall Manager's Office. Vouchers are good unil 8:05 p.m. on concer nigh. There is a limi of 2 vouchers per person. -The Observer Bread for he World, an organizaion o end world hunger, will have a represenaive from Washingon, D.C. on campus Thursday a noon a he Cener for Social Concerns. The represenaive will discuss how o lobby o eradicae world hunger. Everyone is invied o aend. -The Observer Wednesday, November 5, page 2 Slowly bu surely is he way o ackle life's problems "Hurry up and wai a he nex gae," he airline official old a group of frenzied ravellers las weekend. Wha was ineresing abou he whole inciden was ha mos people mehodically followed he man's direcions, rushed o he new gae assignmen, and waied for anoher wo hours as he airline sored ou he confusion. There was no hough o he conradicion "hurry up and wai". for i seems o be a par of everyday life. People acually sood for he enire wo hours hoping ha being in he fron of he line would be beer han being las. My philosophy was ha he plane could no leave unil he las person was aboard anyway, so I avoided he lines and se o finish some reading. I would be a ough week, I hough, if I didn' ge work done; so I slipped ino a "crisis prevenion" frame of mind. In my case I couldn' avoid he curren crisis, bu I was able o avoid los of sress for he nex week. These pas few weekends I have had he opporuniy o observe he significance of he phrase "hurry up and wai" in sociey. We are all in a hurry when i comes o daily maers and ge so wrapped up in our schedules ha we fail o ake a look a "he big picure" and wha happens down he road. This menaliy probably developed when he firs line ever formed, hereby showing ha he firs line was he mark of civilizaion's rue beginning. We all operae under deadlines and are accusomed o rushing a he las minue o do wha could have and should have been done on a more mehodical basis. No, I'm no preach- ing; yes, I am guily of slipping ino he crisis menaliy a imes. The adage abou he oroise and he hare probably has been around for quie some ime -he idea being o make progress bu o do i a a consisen pace. Unforunaely, like many old adages, he sories are old bu no followed. I is clear we all oo ofen run wildly oward he "end resul" wihou considering how we are going o ge here and wihou pacing ourselves accordingly. Too ofen we reach a goal no knowing exacly wha we have accomplished and more ofen fall away from he original purpose wihou even coming near i. Examples can be found everywhere. Asronau Neil Armsrong made "a small sep for man" when he walked on he moon, bu only afer many oher smaller seps were made in building he space program. However, i seems as if even NASA began o ake hose Sco Bearby Viewpoin Edior exra seps for graned and forgo his philosophy. While i is rue ha someimes rushing is unavoidable and necessary, as he Challenger disaser proved, i can also be dangerous. The crisis aiude which we all carry no only adds exra sress bu breeds a false sense of securiy. " Oh, he siuaion will ake care of iself," we say. Unforunaely, his is no rue. One only needs o ake a quick rip o he seel mills of Norhwes Indiana. Las summer boh union and managemen officials were quoed as saying he crisis over closing subsanial porions of he mills could no be avoided. Wha hey didn' menion was ha he crisis had been looming for many years. Over he years, hey rushed o deal wih he lile problems bu bu never ackled he big ones. By he ime boh sides realized he siuaion would no ake care of iself and ha cooperaion was in order, i was oo lae. We have been bred ino puing hings off unil he las minue. I even pu his aricle off unil he deadline approached. There are already oo many deadlines o mee and problems o solve for us o add "hurrying up and waiing" o he lis. Bu as long as we ackle his menaliy slowly bu surely, he problem will ake care of iself. The Time College Achievemen Awards, which recognize he naion's ousanding college sudens, are looking for 100 juniors who excel in academics and exracurricular aciviies. Tweny winners will receive $2,500 each and heir achievemens will be showcased in a special promoional secion of he nex April campus ediion of Time. Eighy meri finaliss will receive $250 each and honorable menions in he secion. All100 winners will be given firs consideraion for inernships wih Time, Inc. and oher major paricipaing corporaions. The compleed applicaion is due December 31. Applicaions are available a he dean's office or by calling The Observer Weaher Like many poliicians, sudens will be able o sling mud if a 30 percen chance of ligh rain maerializes oday. Highs for oday will be in he mid o upper 40s and lows near 40. A 20 percen chance of rain Thursday wih highs in he low o mid 50s. - = Ihe -ObserYer-- Design Edior... Melissa Warnke Design Assisan... Chris Donnelly Layou Saff... Ann Biddlecom Typeseers... Mike Buc News Edior... Chris Bednarski Copy Edior... Pay Censky Spors Copy Edior.. Rick Riebrock Viewpoin Copy Edior.... Bob Whie Viewpoin( Layou... Melinda Murphy Accen Copy Edior.. Mike Naughon Accen Layou... Sharon Emmie Typiss... Sharon Emmie Typiss... Esher Ivory NO Day Edior... Kim Yuraovac SMC Day Edior... Karen Webb Ad Design.... Sharon Em mie Phoographer.... Mike Ury The Observer (USPS ) is published Monday hrough Friday excep during exam and vacaion periods. The Observer is published by he sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame and Sain Mary's College. Subscripions may be purchased for $40 per year ($25 per semeser) by wriing The Observer, P.0. Box Q, Nore Dame, Indiana The Observer is a member of The. All reproducion righs are reserved. BUY OBSERVER CLASSIFIEDS HELP FIGHT BIRTH DEFECTS A T u R \ D A y CHINA GLASS TOYS FURNITURE rools JEWELRY PAINTINGS VINTAGE ANTIQUE DEALERS MARKET BETHEL COLLEGE GOODMAN AUDITORIUM 1001 W. McKinley Ave. Mishawaka SOUTH BEND, INDIANA INDOORS- HEATED- FOOD - FREE PARKING SATURDAY 8 A.M. o 4:30 P.M. PUBLIC INVITED PRESENT THIS CARD FOR DISCOUNT 25~ DISCOUNT $1.50 ADMISSION CLOTHING -----ARK PRODUCTIONS P.O. Box 1331 Mlahawalui. IN (219) 2JIH Suden Aciviies Board presens WILLIAM MINTER Specialis on Souh Africa and "Wih All Deliberae Delay: The Wes and Souh Africa Sancions" wih an inroducion by DR. 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3 The Observer APPhoo I's he family business Joseph P. Kennedy, vicorious yeserday in his bid o replace he congressional sea vacaed by reiring Speaker of he House Tip O'Neil, is shown Monday afernoon shaking hands wih mooriss in Massachuses' eighh congressional-disric. Here's How: 1 Fill ou an applicaion, availabl ly Thursday and Friday in ---~ 2 Show up a Theodore's, November 17h,9:00 pm. 3 Ge Inroduced o your dae by our acful and DISCREET "LOVE BROKERS". ~~lldij~~~~ij IF YOU HIT IT OFF, SHOW IT OFF IF NOT BLOWITOFF! Wednesday, November 5, page 3 Professor says scholarly dissen may cause deparure from Church By CHRIS JULKA revelaion, "ha Jesus didn' Copy Edior hink he was divine, ha Jesus had no noion of saring a Ralph Mcinerny, professor Church, ha Jesus didn' insiue a prieshood, (and) ha of Medieval Sudies a Nore Dame, said in a lecure Tuesday nigh ha here is a poin dead," according o Mcinerny, Jesus didn' rise from he where scholarly dissen becomes deparure from he Sheehan said, according o adding ha "he lis goes on." Church. Mcinerny, ha "he people Those who hold o he fundamenal claims mainained by grans, and hold he posiions who wrie he books, give he he Pope and he majeserium, of power in he Church and universiies make up his con and hose who deny hese claims canno logically be sensus." members of he same Church, Alhough Mcinerny discouned he aricle as according o Mcinerny. Mcinerny referred o "dramaic and riumphalisic," he said such a liberal con Thomas Sheehan's aricle in he New York Review of Books, sensus, if i exised, would consiue a clear deparure from "The Liberal Consensus." In his review on heologian Hans he Church, raher han mere Kueng, Sheehan said, a liberal dissen. consensus sands in direc opposiion o he Pope and would was a dissener, ciing his lay Mcinerny said he himself soon come o dominae he Caholic journal, "Crisis," as Church, according o an example because of his Mcinerny. criicism of he bishops' pasoral leer on nuclear weap Sheehan said his liberal consensus believes ha he Church ons. "Of course I don' feel unruly or indocile in is no grounded in sacred aking INTERNATIONAL SUMMER ~ ~-~ ~ ~ ww ~ \iii ~ ~. ~ S P E C I A L ~ OLYMPICS GAMES'M ~ ~ : i~'&i!nt ~ ~ ~ ~ NAVALSOCIETY ~ ~ 24 HOUR RUN ~ ~ for special olympics ~ 1pm Friday, Nov 7 ~ ~ 1 pm Saurday, Nov 8 Pledges acceped hrough your dorm reps ~ run sponsored by: ~ ~II e.~ w _. ~... 11AAK ~ ~ ad paid for by ND Suden governmen. ~ excepion o he bishops' leers... because he bishops invied discussion of heir view." "Bu his doesn' mean ha he bishops were inviing dissen across he board." As an example, Mcinerny said "Cardinal Bernadine drew aenion o a leas one poin in he pasoral abou which he said here could be no disagreemen, and ha is, i is always and everywhere immoral o direcly kill he innocen... (he) was making a disincion beween hings which are discussible - abou which dissen is possible wihin a framework of ordinary conversaion among Caholics--and cerain hings which are no up o ha cerain kind of discussion." Mcinerny said Faher Charles Curran did no pracice dissen in he proper, radiional way of "exchanging of views," bu was "poliicizing heology" by appearing on naional elevision. "I as an academic resen he invocaion of academic freedom o cover aciviies ha don' sound a all o me like he radiional aciviies ha have been covered by academic freedom: ha is, responsible discussion wih one's peers abou he difficulies in he argumen (advanced by he Church). Bu i is quie anoher hing when heology is praciced in he media; when he firs hing a heologians ends o do is o call a news conference... Wha was going on (wih Curran) was no a discussion among heologians bu raher an appeal o he laiy as a poenial consiuency o moun a rebellion agains he majeserium." Mcinerny said he Pope and his majeserium have he righ o decide Caholic docrine auhoriaively. Mcinerny is a Michael P. Grace Professor of Medieval Sudies and he Direcor of he Jacques Mauriain Cener.... START EXECUTIVE TRAINING NOW Don' wai unil you fimsh colleg'e o sar a managemen raining program. If you have a leas wo years remaining, consider Air Force ROTC. We can give you a head sar on a faspaced career. Air Force ROTC cades will be in your dorms onigh a 7:00 o answer any quesions abou he ROTC program. leadership [XCELLENC STA.TS HERE

4 The Observer Wednesday, November 5, page 4 Naval sociey o hold 24-hour run o benefi 1987 Special Olympics in Souh Bend By HEATHER MILLER Saff Reporer A 24 Hour Run for Special Olympics, sponsored by he Triden Naval Sociey, will be held November 7h and 8h on he Nore Dame campus, according o Midshipman Rober Henke, presiden of he Triden Naval Sociey. The run will be held o raise money for he 1987 Inernaional Summer Special Olympics Games o be held July 30 hrough Augus 8, 1987, on he Nore Dame and Sain Mary's campuses, Henke said. The Triden Naval Sociey, a professional sociey a Nore Dame composed of fuure Navy and Marine Corps Officers, hopes o raise $4,000 for Special Olympics hrough individual pledges and corporae sponsorships from Coca Cola, Hardee's, and Clark Telecom- Senae coninuedjrompage I In he Souh Carolina governor's race, GOP rep. Carroll Campbell Jr. was locked in a close race wih L. Gov. Mike Daniel. Republican Bob Marinez held he lead in Florida, as well. There was bier irony for Republicans in he early rend in Senae races. Reagan campaigned long and hard o keep he Senae from falling ino ideologically hosile Democraic hands, and voers in elecion-place inerviews gave him a srong overall approval raing of over 60 percen. Majoriy Leader Bob Dole of Kansas was easily re-eleced, hen spen he nigh wondering municaions said chairman of he run Midshipman John Mosier. "Suden body suppor is paramoun o he success of his run-a-hon," }le said. Each dorm will have a represenaive collecing pledges his week and pledges will be aken in he dining halls on Thursday, November 6, Mosier said. According o a fac shee provided o Henke by he ISSOG, all proceeds will go o Special Olympics o help organize he 1987 games, he world's larges even for menally rearded persons. Pas Inernaional Summer Games have been held in Chicago, Ill., Los Angeles, Calif., and Baon Rouge, La. Ahlees from some 60 counries, 50 saes, he Disric of Columbia, Puero Rico, Guam, he Virgin Islands and if he would spend he nex wo years leading a GOP minoriy, raher han he majoriy he has commanded since In anoher closely wached Senae race, GOP sen. Jeremiah Denon pulled ahead of conservaive Democraic Rep. Richard Shelby. ABC projeced Denon would keep he sea in he Republican column. Nex door in Georgia, Democraic Rep. Wyche Fowler led incumben Republican Maingly in a Senae race, bu by a narrow margin. In anoher Dixie Senae race, former Democraic Gov. Terry Sanford ook an early lead over Broyhill in Norh Carolina, and CBS said he would win. Rep. John Breaux. led for he Democras for he Louisiana Senae sea being vacaed by Democra Russell Long. American Samoa are expeced o paricipae. Approximaely 60,000 specaors are expeced for he opening ceremonies alone, he fac shee said. Ahlees in he 1987 ISSOG range from 8 o over 70 years of age, he fac shee said. "A Time For Heroes," he heme of Special Olympics, epiomizes he 1987 ISSOG because i includes everyone: ahlees, families, friends, coaches, rainers, sponsors, and voluneers, i said. Also according o he fac shee, here are 16 spors in all for he 1987 ISSOG: eigh official spors, such as aquaics, gymnasics, and sofball, and eigh demonsraion spors, such as road cycling, canoeing, and ennis. According o Henke, plans for he run began in early Sepember. "One of he Triden Naval Sociey's main goals is o serve he communiy," said Henke. Saring a noon on November 7h, Henke said a en headquarers will be se up on he Fieldhouse Mall o receive pledges. Alumni awards announced Special o The Observer Three Universiy of Nore Dame alumni will receive awards from Nore Dame's Alumni Associaion in 1987, according o Charles Len~ non, execuive direcor of he associaion. C.J. ("Jake") Kline, of Souh Bend, a 1921 alumnus, will receive The John Cardinal O'Hara Award. Former Nore Dame head baskeball coach and professor emerius of mahemaics, Kline has served he Universiy as a faculy member for 39 years. The O'Hara Award is given annually o an ousanding graduae of Nore Dame who is also a former Universiy faculy, adminisraion or saff member. I will be presened o Kline June 21, during Nore Dame's Fifyyear Club Reunion. Brigadier General Jerome ("Gary") Cooper, of Mobile, Ala., a 1958 alumnus, will receive he Rev. John J. Cavanaugh Award. The firs black Brigadier General in Seniors and ineresed underclassmen are invied o aend: "Invesmen Banking Financial Analys Posiions: An Inroducion" he Unied Saes Marine Corps Reserve, he is vice presiden for markeing a David Volker & Associaes, a Mobile engineering firm, and a former Alabama sae legislaor. The Cavanaugh Award is given annually o a graduae who has given ousanding service in federal, sae or local governmen. I will be presened o General Cooper Sepember 18, during he Associaion's Naional Board of Direcors fall meeing. Michael Novell, of Manila, he Philippines, a 1975 alumnus, will receive he Dr. Thomas A.. Dooley Award. A former Peace Corps voluneer in he Philippines, Novell, a direcor of Save he Children Program, works in an Indo-Chinese refugee cener. The Dooley award is given annually o a young graduae who has disinguished himself or herself in humaniarian effors and local alumni club involvemen. Dae: Thursday, November 6 'Time: 8:00p.m. Locaion: Upper Lounge Universiy Club The Gm Pucke HERMAN'S G~ &TheUnionGap HERMITS ~~--- NOVEMBER 11, 7:30P.M. NOTRE DAME ACC Reserved Tickes: $14.00 ON SALE AT A.C.C. BOX OFFICE. SEARS (MISHAWAKA a ELKHART). ST. JOSEPH BANK (MAIN OFFICE) NIGHTWINOS (MISHAWAKA a NILES) ELKHART TJMH SUPE~DS (ELKHART), J.R.'s MUSIC SHOP (laporte) MUSIC MAJIC (BENTON HARBOR) CHARGE IY PHONE M.C./VISA Two 1985 graduaes from he Universiy will discuss he role of he analys on Wall Sree and provide advice on researching and seeking wo-year financial analys posiions. Sponsored by: Salomon Brohers Inc All majors welcome. -II Kidder, Peabody & Co. lncorpor;af'd

5 -- - -~- ~ The Observer Wednesday, November 5, page 5 Church envoy says m.ore hosages may be released soon WIESBADEN, Wes Germany - Anglican Church envoy Terry Waie said Tuesday "reasonably srong suggesions" have emerged ha wo Americans will be he nex hosages released in Lebanon. He said he expeced a message from heir capors wihin 24 hours. Waie addressed a news conference in Wiesbaden near he U.S. Air Force Hospial, where newly freed American hosage David Jacobsen was undergoing medical examinaions. Waie, he emissary of he Archbishop of Canerbury, was asked if here had been indicaions ha corresponden Terry Anderson, 39, and educaor Thomas Suherland, 55, would be he nex American hosages freed. He replied, "Those have been srong. Yes, I would say reasonably srong suggesions." "A he momen, he wo people specifically in my sighs are Terry Anderson and Thomas Suherland," Waie added. "Tha is where our bes conacs lie a he momen." He said he expeced o hear wihin 24 hours from his conacs wheher he will be going back o Beiru, he capial of Lebanon, o negoiae he release of he Americans and oher Wesern hosages. Boh Anderson and Suherland are being held by he Islamic Jihad organizaion, made up of pro-iranian Shiie Moslem exremiss. Waie emphasized ha he was waiing for a message from he group. I was Islamic Jihad ha held Jacobsen hosage for more han 17 monhs. Jacobsen, 55, a hospial adminisraor from Huningon Beach, 'Calif., was freed Sunday. Jacobsen, Anderson, a naive of Lorain, Ohio, and Suherland, of For Collins, Colo., acing dean of agriculure a American Universiy in Beiru, were kidnapped separaely in Moslem wes Beiru in lj\:1 Lel!JlHill[I!Jl[8 Wll:ITl~ [jl!lll:8[8 ~ /[J(i] II!!) Lilill(!}!!Jillill~ \j ffi[!) In oher developmens on Tuesday:' Rober McFarlane, a special envoy of Presiden Reagan, wen o Tehran o ry o improve U.S.-Iranian relaions bu was arresed, confined five days and expelled, Speaker Hasheimi Rafsanjani of he Iranian Parliamen said Tuesday. Rafsanjani said McFarlane and four oher Americans arrived in he Iranian capial aboard a plane carrying miliary equipmen for Iran, Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency repored. His saemens followed published repors in he Middle Eas ha Jacobsen's release resuled from secre negoiaions beween America and Iran. Reagan's chief spokesman, Lary Speakes, reaffirmed he Unied Saes' ban on weapon's sales o Iran. Jacobsen wep for joy Tuesday on seeing his grown children again - sons Eric and Paul and daugher, Diane Duggan - and said he longed for he day oher Americans held in Lebanon also are free. They were reunied a a one hour meeing a he hospial and hen appeared ogeher on a balcony o alk o reporers. Jacobsen, direcor of he American Universiy Hospial in Beiru, he capial of Lebanon, was kidnapped in Beiru on May 28, Waie was asked abou a possible role by Syria in Jacobsen's release and wheher Americans or Iranians were involved in he negoiaions. "I don' wan o commen on he poliical dynamics," he replied. Bu he addressed he issue of 17 men imprisoned in Kuwai for he December 1983 bombings of he U.S. and French embassies. Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, repeaedly has demanded freedom for is 17 comrades before i will release American hosages in Lebanon. PART TIME SALES HELP WANTED AT GOODWILL PLAZA STORE on Howard & Eddy a five poins. FLEXIBLE HOURS, WEEKLYPAY, AND STORE DISCOUNT. Call Mrs. Daughry Belly Dance Snrprise Service "for a gif ha is unique, send a bellygram o your shiek" see our ad in he campus yellow pqges He died Afer he urned down food, waer and all he hings ie love a-- even sex. And chose cocaine insead. He did all he waned unil he had a seizure and died This doesn' jus happen o anmals in research. I happens? people, oo. Smar people. SUccessful people. People in conrol. Unil hey lose all conrol o a drug hafs more addicive han heroin: cocaine.. They um away from friends and family. Lose JObs and self-eseem. And even die before hey ever ge help. Geing help for hose we care abou is criical and we can begin by educaing ourselves w~h he facs abou cocaine and oher drugs. ' The Universiy of Nore Dame as a concerned cornmuniy has requesed informaion abou subsance abuse. In response o his reques he Univers~y Counseling Cener is proud o bring a we.ll known cocaine and drug exper o our campus DATE TIME PLACE PRESENT OR FEE Thursday, November 6, :00P.M. Aud~ori.rn/M emorial Library Randy Weber, Parkside Medical Services/ Park Ridge, IL FREE We need you o come and bring one friend! Demonsrae he Nore Dame comm~en o caring,... INDIANA CLUB * EVERY WEDNESDAY NITE * MINI SKIRT CONTEST hru November 19h $50. CASH & $25. BAR CREDIT PRIZES AU Mini Skins No Cover Charge! 75 ROO( 8ccr Shos for All! Special Prize fo Shonesr Mini Skin!! Wed., Nov. 5, hru Sa., Nov. 8 VICTROLA THUll IS DOllAR DAY! Sl Cover Sl Shos Sl.Bccr ore Dame Ave Aparmens 2bedrooms, compleely furnished Second Semeser Discoun Program Call for Deails

6 "ie\y~_o_i_n ~we~dnesda~y,no~vemb~ers,l~ms-p~a~s, r Fear is enjoyed only in conrolled siuaions You si in a darkened heaer, cluching your popcorn box wih sweay palms. The girl on screen is ipoeing nervously hrough he abandoned house, enaively calling her friend's name. We know ha her friend was unceremoniously beheaded in he las scene bu our hapless heroine does no. She urns a a sligh sound behind her and backs away from i slowly (never, never back away from anyhing if you should find yourself in an abandoned house) and a owering masked figure wielding a larger han average bucher knife leaps a her from he close. Maura Mandyck frankly, my dear Everyone screams. You hrow your remaining popcorn ino he air, having los mos of i already during he beheading. And a good ime is had by all. Horror films are big business. "The Fly," in which Jeff Goldblum is urned Norheas neighbors wan o preserve area Dear Edior: An Open Leer o Nore Dame Sudens from he Norheas Neighborhood: There has been a lo of publiciy laely abou Nore Dame sudens and he Norheas Neighborhood. We waned o wrie his leer and le you know how we really feel abou sudens in he neighborhood. Many of us have lived in he Norheas Neighborhood mos of our lives. We've invesed in our homes and raised our families here. There are all kinds of people in he Norheas Neighborhood-- blacks, Ialians, Jamaicans, elderly people, sudens and Nore Dame faculy and saff. We have all lived ogeher over he years. We're proud of he neighborhood and wan he neighborhood o look nice. Over he years, more sudens have moved ino he neighborhood. We don' have problems wih all sudens - we wan o welcome you o he neighborhood. Some sudens have caused problems for us. We don' like sudens leaving rash all over he sree and decoraing our fron yards wih beer ino wha Newsweek calls "he mos sickening beas his side of 'The Blob,' " is making money in he same fashion as "Halloween" and "Friday he 13h." Oddly enough, people will pay money o be errified. Sephen King will aes ha he fearin-prin marke is jus as booming as ear-on-celluloid. The man who creaes killer cars, vampire colonies and axeswinging crazies is a muli-millionaire. Jus las Friday, his enire naion paid ribue o how much fun i is o be scared. The bes house in he neighborhood on Halloween is always he one wih eerie lighing, spooky soundeffecs and pleny of cobwebs. Bu wha is harder o undersand is why we like o be scared. Why would ordinarily sane individuals seek ou siuaions ha cause heir hears o pound and heir somachs o churn? Par of he answer may be ha seeing he error of oher people's lives makes our own seem ha much safer and cozier. As a friend of mine explained, ''Afer seeing a really gruesome horror cans. Some landlords use suden renals o jusify a "no mainenance" policy and he houses end up looking bad. We don' like having paries of 500 or more people nex door. Sudens who ignore he influence of heir acions on he neighborhood are discrediing he oher Nore Dame sudens who are good neighbors. Sudens who cause problems are huring he neighborhood. People who live nex o problem houses will evenually move and new families won' move ino he neighborhood if i becomes a suden hangou. You will only be living in he neighborhood a few years. We will be living here he res of our lives. Our homes and communiy are imporan o us. So do wha you can o be a good neighbor. If you work wih us, we can look ou for your ineress in reurn. P.O.BoxQ Rene/do Robinson Direcor Norheas Neighborhood Cener Leer insuls hose who served for peace movie I don' feel so bad abou no having a dae for Friday. A leas I haven' jus had my gus ripped ou by a 10 foo all slavering monser." We can also feel a lile bi smarer han he average horror movie vicim. I cerainly know beer han o hang around a summer camp where he counselors are disappearing one by one, and you won' cach me aking a shower a he Baes Moel eiher. Sephen King has some houghs on he subjec. In an inerview wih "Time," Oc. 6, he explains, "There is a par of us ha needs o vicariously exorcise he darker side of our feelings." Apparenly every one of us is secrely a creaure ha salks he nigh wih a repressed desire o slaugher innocens, ea human flesh or a he very leas, hang ou in cemeeries. I is only hrough books and movies ha we are able o funcion in a sociey where homocide is generally frowned upon. I have a heory of my own. People Dear Edior: Professor Jay P. Dolan's leer (Oc. 16) meris commen. (Carberrywachers will recognize ha "meris commen" is naugh bu a euphemism for "mued ourage"). Dolan's leer is a disgrace; and insul o hose of us who served in wars o provide and ensure he very peace which now permis he Dolan's of his world he freedom o uer heir simplisic dogmas--and uer hem in English. Had my generaion been persuaded by Dolan's nonsense, The Observer would now be published in German wih a Japanese imprimaur. Ye here is good news. Dolan informs us ha his "Caholic educaion" augh him "in good Thomisic logic ha war and peace, much like ho and cold, love and hae, were muually exclusive." Thus do our good sudens experience heir iniiaion ino ha realm prescribed by many of our residen heologians and. philosophers- Thomism. We are indebed o Dolan for inroducing reference o a body of knowledge graned o civilizaion by S. Thomas Aquinas--The Angelic Docor, as Rome declared. (Bu hen again, wha does Rome know of heology or heologians, as he Reverend McBrien recenly opened in he N.Y. Times). The ROTC? Away wih i, Dolan declares. Fine. Devoid of universiy/college educaed officers, Congress like o be scared, bu only in conrolled siuaions. If he movie is genuinely oo scary you can leave, and if he book is oo groesque you can oss i aside. Every ime, however, ha we si or remble hrough somehing frighening we affirm ha we can be really scared and survive i. And he nex ime we mus walk down a dark sree alone or perhaps face a paricularly. wrahful professor, we recognize boh he sympoms of fear and he fac ha hey will go away. Tha is why a group of us wen o he Carroll Hauned House on Saurday hoping for bas and spiders and vampire-filled coffins. The fac ha i was closed before our arrival dampened our enhusiasm only slighly. We simply ook he darkes pah home, gleefully imagining a bloodhirsy lunaic behind every ree. Maura Mandyck is a senior English major and he assisan Viewpoin edior. will be obliged o creae more Wes Poins and Air Force Academies. An American Spandau! Hiler loved i, would Dolan? In he name of many colleagues who were dispached o heir Maker by hose progressive, rendy, modernis in Berlin, Tokyo, Moscow, Peking and Hanoi, I hink i only jus ha Dolan ender an apology o hem in he civilized manner and radiion which hose poor (men) preserved for him and his ilk. Dr. James J. Carberry Professor of Chemical Engineering Keep i shor Wrie o Viewpoin Deparmen P.O.BoxQ Nore Dame, IN KUPOS, 700, 7DM'Imll~ CAMPAIGN MAN/)6{Jl.., J:YWe, "' A5/IJEU.AS7D7HeWveOF ---. MY UFC, HUSMN/J OICI<! - ~"u.. Garry Trudeau Quoe of he day "Be coureous o all, bu inimae wih few, and le hose few be well ried before you give hem your confidence. True friendship is a plan of slow growh, and mus undergo and wihsand he shocks of adversiy before i is eniled o he appellaion." George Washingon ( ) Ihe Observer P.O. Box Q, Nore Dame, IN 46556(219) General Board Edior in-chief... Joe Murphy Managing Edior... Kevin Becker Viewpoin Edior... :.... Sco Bearby Spors Edior.... Dennis Corrigan Accen Edior.... Mary Jacoby Sain Mary's Edior.... Margie Kersen News Edior... Tripp Balz News Edior.... Mark Pankowski The Observer is he independen newspaper published by he sudens of he Univer siy of Nore Dame du Lac and Sain Mary's College. I does no necessarily reflec he policies of he adminisraion of eiher insiuion. The news is repored as accuraely and objecively as possible. Unsigned ediorials represen he opinion of he majoriy of he Ediorial Board. Commenaries, leers and he Inside Column presen he views of heir auhors. Column space is available o all members of he communiy and he free expression of varying opinions on campus, hrough leers, is encouraged. Founded November3, 1966 Business Manager... Eric Scheuermann Conroller.... Alex VonderHaar Producion Manager.... Chris Bowler Phoography Manager.... James Carroll Adverising Manager.... Anne M. Culligan Sysems Manager... Shawn Sexon Gaphic Ar~; Manger... Mark Weimhol OCN Manager.... Francis X. Malone Ad Design Manager... Mary Carol Creadon

7 ~ , Accen The Nore Dame K. of C. 77 yrs. of Knigh service RICHARD WESTENBERBER feaures wrier When he "Knighs of Columbus" Is menioned, perhaps he firs hing ha comes o mind Is an Image of men carrying swords on heir bels and wearing has wih plumes. However, he Knighs of Columbus Is much more han his fleeing percepion migh offer. The K. of C. sands oday as he world's larges Caholic lay organizaion. Las year, Is 1.4 million members were responsible for $66 million In conribuions o chariy and 19 million man-hours In chariable work. These services were rendered In he form of gifs o scholarship funds, churches, libraries, schools and welfare organizaions, and In work wih he aged, Ill,. rearded and hungry. Here a Nore Dame, he Knighs of Columbus organizaion Is represened hrough Council 14 77, he larges and oldes college council in he Unied Saes. he aciviies currenly sponsored by he Cener for Social Concerns, such as Mardi Gras (oday known as An Tosal) and he Bengal Bous, were adminisered by Council for many years. Recognizing he need for a permanen council home, he Knighs esablished a building fund in The Grea Depression lef he council wih only $4000 In Is reasury and In 1934, Mr. Ell J. Shaheen assumed responsibiliy for he building fund. By 1969, he fund had Increased o $750,000. I was a his ime ha he council purchased he old pos office building, locaed a<ljacen o Walsh Hall, from he Universiy. ween pary or more commonly, waching caroons and playing games. In addiion o heir work wih Corvilla, Nore Dame Knighs serve as voluneers every Saurday morning a Logan Cener, anoher home for developmenally disabled children. According o Tom Darrow, a senior accouning major from Wisconsin and a four year member of he K. of C., members of he Council deermine for hemselves he kinds of projecs in which hey wan he Council o be involved. Wih all of he oher pressures and demands upon Nore Dame sudens, why should hey wan o spend ime on hese projecs? Darrow says, "I Is basically o show your service o he Church, and because I's a fraernal organizaion, o become closer o your broher Knighs. You can accomplish much more as a group han as an individual." ' ~. -- Parlez vous pizza? a quesion of ase Super Supreme pizza from Pizza Hu, die Pepsi wih Ice and people who speak English are hree normal, everday aspecs of life, righ? Wrong. Mary Berger C'es Ia Vie ~ A ~ ' ~ i A Afer having spen weeks in France eaing a lo of bread, sruggling wih he language, and feeling quie he foreigner a imes, hese hings were ourigh cravings for me. Unforunaely, none of hese were obainable In France. Thus, when my friends and I were making ravel plans, I agreed wholehearedly wih he suggesion of wo weeks In England and Ireland. Visions of pubs, he changing of he guards, and he Blarney Sone danced In my head. Afer a bi of hassle In obaining exi and reenry visas, finishing classes, and moving ou of our dorm, we were finally on our way Monday morning a 6:00. A 9:00 Monday nigh when we walked Ino he hoel where he Nore Dame sudens In London live, we were giddy wih exciemen a being able o communicae In English. The Knighs of Columbus was founded In 1882 In New Haven, Conn. by Faher Michael J. McGivney, a Roman Caholic pries. The purpose In founding he organizaion was o esablish an Insurance program for widows of deceased members. This Insurance program Is sill In effec and oday, he K. of C. Is he 120h larges company ou of he approximaely 2000 Insurance companies In he Unied Saes. Direcing and governing he aciviies of he more han 8000 local councils Is he Supreme Council, which remains based In New Haven. The K. of C.'s "Chief Execuive" Is he supreme knigh, currenly Virgil E. Dechan. In addiion o he naional and sae officers, each Individual council has a grand knigh. John Rodgers presenly holds his posiion in Nore Dame's council. Nore Dame's council of Knighs Is currenly In is 77h year of service. The early aciviies on campus were planned and direced from he basemen of Walsh Hall, and he K. of C. quickly became an imporan par of Nore Dame. Several of This faciliy, dedicaed o Shaheen, has remained he council home and Includes a game room, a sudy lounge, offlees, a meeing room and a kichen. Nore Dame's council presenly has approximaely 150 members on eampus and beween 400 and 500 Alumni members. One of he council's primary projecs Is Is work wih Corvilla House, a home for rearded children. For several years, Nore Dame Knighs have been selling seak sandwiches before all of he home fooball games In an effor o raise funds for Corvilla. However, he council's Involvemen does no sop wih he moneary conribuions. Raher, he members acively paricipae In he lives of he children. Ofen, he children will be guess a he council home for such special evens as a Hallo- Though he K. of C. remains open only o men, he Knighs are careful o emphasize ha heirs Is a family made up of "husbands, wives, children, colege sudens, and religious." Women Ineresed In he Knigh's work are able o join a slmlllar organizaion, he Ladles of Columbus Nore Dame Council holds Is meeings on he second and fourh Tuesday of every monh. Anyone Ineresed In becoming a Knigh Is urged o conac he council direcly or o alk o any Knigh for informaion. Those who join will find hemselves In disinguished company. Faher Joyce, execuive vice presiden of he Universiy, Is currenly a member, and Head Fooball Coach Lou Holz will join nex semeser. Sudens who are looking for a way o become Involved In chariable service and a he same ime experience he uniy and spiri of a fraernal organizaion migh well invesigae he opporuniies available In and hrough he Knighs of Columbus. We dropped off our bags and headed ou o find somehing o ea. Less han hree blocks away we saw a Pizza Hu and wihou hesiaion made a beeline for i. Even hough we were alking, laughing and being boiserous, we did no sick ou like sore humbs as we were accusomed o. Savoring each sausage and Ice cube, we' finally relaxed. Some people may say I was crazy o come o England since we are paricipaing In his year abroad o Jearn French and experience he French way of life. I undersand ha reasoning and hink I's a logical poin. However, my emoional counerpoin was more Imporan a he ime. The firs couple of weeks In Angers were really ough for me. I waned o ge o know all of he sudens from differen counies bu I couldn'. The language barrier had buil a wall around me and every ime I knocked away one brick. I urned around and anoher had replaced i. I was discouraged, frusraed, lonely and downrigh depressed. Life moved along hough and I wen wih i. Afer eaing lunch one day wih a young man from Germany and never once slipping Ino English, I was prey excied. "Ok." I hough. "his really Is going o work." Classes wen well, I go o know a lo of grea people, and I became closer wih hose In he Nore Dame group. I go used o llllng up on bread and going o he pos office was a breeze. This break was nice hough because I realized ha super supreme pizza and die Pepsi will always be here. I was able o sep back and ake a look a my siuaion and he grea opporuniy I have awaiing me. I am excied o reurn o France and he bread, he cheese, he people and he French way of life even If I does mean leaving he land of ea and scones, McDonald's, Mrs. Field's cookies and easy communicaion.

8 I The Observer Wednesday, November 5, page 8 Spors Briefs The ND-SMC sailing club will have a meeing onigh a 6:30.a he boahouse on S. Joseph's Lake. Deails for Area A's regaa in Ann Arbor will be discussed. -The Observer Tickes for Sunday's men's and women's Blue-Gold baskeball game are on sale now a he ACC. Prices are $2 for aduls and $1 for sudens. Proceeds from he games will go o Logan Cener and he Neighborhood Sudy Help Program. The women's game begins a 6:30, followed by he men's game a 7:30. -The Observer Off-campus hockey players should sign heir name o he roser in he NVA office and call Mike Kirk ( ) or Dan Gendreau ( ) for furher informaion. The deadlin is Friday. -The Observer The ND waer polo club will hold is final pracise of he fall season onigh a 7. in he Rolfs Aquaic Cener. All members are encouraged o aend. For more informaion conac Dave Pachin a The Observer Spors Briefs are acceped Sunday hrough Friday in The Observer offices on he rird floor of LaForune Suden Cener before 3 p.m. on he day prior o publicaion. -The Observer Clinkscale criicizes Cols' aiude despie admiing season is hrough INDIANAPOLIS Dexor Clinkscale is appalled by wha he sees as a losing aiude among some of his new Indianapolis Cols eammaes. "I don' hink here's any losers on his eam. Bu from wha.i could see on he sidelines, some of he guys have goen used o i. And ha's paheic," says Clinkscale, a veeran srong safey who las week signed as a free agen wih he NFL's only winless eam. Clinkscale, 28, was a sarer for he Dallas Cowboys he pas hree years. He had a careerhigh 100 ackles and made hree inercepions las season bu held ou for more money, was waived and evenually signed wih Indianapolis afer meeing wih he Cols, Miami Dolphins, Deroi Lions, Kansas Ciy Chiefs and Los Angeles Raiders. He was on he sideline bu did no play Sunday as he Cols were beaen 24-9 by Cleveland, heir ninh sraigh loss. "I akes 45 guys and he coaches o go ou and win for a fooball eam. The only hing now we can hope for as a eam is maybe a moldipg of characer hese las seven games, geing ha posiive aiude going oward he fuure," says Clinkscale. He signed a conrac o play wih he Cols hrough he 1988 season. "I'm going o work slowly and probably sar ou wih he special eams, and maybe on he preven pass defense," Clinkscale says of his breaking in wih he Cols. "There's only seven games lef in he season, and I'm in no rush. Righ now, I hink I'm basically a fuure player for he Cols. "There's no way he Cols can salvage his season," he coninued. "Maybe if we win some games, we can gain a lile respec from he people of Indianapolis, and he eams across he league and he fans across he counry. Bu as far as salvaging he season, here's no way possible." Clinkscale was he hird player signed by he Cols in he pas few weeks in an effor o improve boh he passing offense and defense. Wide receiver Waler Murray signed a four-year pac and has played in he pas hree games, and free safey Dwigh Hicks go a conrac hrough he 1987 season and has played in he pas wo games. Coach Rod Dowhower has given no indicaion when Clinkscale will see his firs acion as a Col. "They're bringing him along slowly. A his poin, he's learning he sysem. I's a wai-andsee proposiion," Cols' public relaions direcor Bob Eller said yeserday. Classifieds The Observer Nore Dame office, locaed on he hird floor of LaForune Suden Cener, acceps classified adverising from 10 a.m. unil 4 p.m., Monday hro1.1gh Friday. The Observer Sain Mary's office, locaed on he hird floor of Haggar Collge Cener, acceps classifleds from 12:30 p.m. unil 3 p.m., Monday hrough Friday. Deadline for nex-day classifieds is 3 p.m. All classifieds mus be prepaid, eiher in person or by mail. 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9 The Observer Long nes career-high as Pacers defea Sixers INDIANAPOLIS - Veeran John Long scored a career-high 44 poins, including all11 of his eam's poins in he second overime, as he Indiana Pacers defeaed he Philadelphia 76ers in NBA acion las nigh. Long scored he firs five poins of he final period as Indiana snapped an eigh-game losing sreak o he 76ers, giving he Pacers a lead wih 3: 50 lef. Charley Barkley, who led Philadelphia wih 34, pulled he 76ers o wihin wo before Long hi a 15-fooer wih 1:46 remaining. Long, raded o he Pacers jus before raining camp afer eigh years wih he Deroi Pisons, hen defleced a Julius Erving sho, recovered he loose baskeball and drove he lengh of he cour o make a layup ha pu Indiana ahead wih 1:02 remaining. A layup by Erving lef he 76ers down wih nine seconds remaining and Long scored he game's final poins on a pair of free hrows wih four seconds o go. Philadelphia had a chance o win he game in he closing seconds of regulaion and he firs overime. Maurice Cheeks gave he 76ers a advanage wih 1:09 lef in he firs exra period. A Barkley dunk wih 33 seconds lef, following a layup by Indiana's Clark Kellogg, pu he visiors ahead wih 33 seconds remaining. Vern Fleming, who had played he enire game wihou a field goal, hen hi he firs hreepoin goal of his NBA career o ie he game wih 26 seconds remaining. The 76ers eleced o play for he las sho, bu Cheeks missed an 18-foo jumper. Sally's Sichery Qualiy Yams, Needlepoin, Cross Sich, and accessories 4219 Grape Road Zlo 104 ond Su ne Promoions Wei e I~~ I m~~i~ ~,\\A N~~ember22..,...r.,.., Civic Audiorium All seas reserved $14.00 Tickes available a he Cenury Cener Box Office Nlghwlnds, Jus For The Record (Mishawaka), Super' Sounds (Eikar). Charge by phone JUNIOR CLASS $2.99 Dinner Special Wednesday, November 5h BE THERE AT 6:001 Freshman seer Taryn Collins has quickly become a major conribuer for he volleyball eam. Brian O'Gara feaures Collins and Iems coninued from page 12 has no real cure unless hese disrespecful eams ge ou of he rankings so everyone doesn' ge confused. You know he kind. Teams like Souh Carolina, which is also inclined o be called USC. The nerve. Or how abou hose Horned Frogs of Texas Chrisian Universiy going ou and grabbing TCU as is frequenly-used ile? TCU jus doesp' flow like an abbreviaion should. Bu ha's no half as bad as UTEP for he Universiy of Texas-El Paso. The convenience is enicing, bu he line mus be drawn somewhere. The wors problem occurs when wo eams have he same abbreviaion and are equally well-known schools. Who is he real OSU? Is i Ohio Sae or is i Oregon Sae? Or Oklahoma Sae? Is OU a reference o Ohio Universiy or o Oklahoma? If several obsceniies follow i is probably a reference o Jimmy Johnson. Indiana and Illinois have worked ou a workable soluion o a possible problem of reference is his area. Wih Indiana aking he handle IU and Illinois assuming he ile U of I, he wo are no ofen confused. Bu i can' be his easy everywhere. Is Arkansas referred o as UA or AU or U of A? Which does Alabama use? How abou Auburn? Or Arizona for ha maer? This problem is a very perplexing one indeed. One way o preven some of he confusion would be o allow he eam ranked highes he righ o use he iniials. The res would be forced o use he full name. This would make every eam earn is privilege o use a shorened version of is name. This is no o say ha I'm oally agains he use of iniials for universiies and heir eams. They serve a purpose. How else could we chan "We are ND" a our games? I also helps eams, such as Oklahoma, fi heir names on heir helmes. I even helps oher cue lile songs abou he eams o be formed. I guess I'm jus a lile fearful ha someday he Irish will be known as UNO on a frequen basis. They may sound like good eams wih he abbrevia- Muz ries o lure Sox over o he Dunelands CHICAGO - A fory-percen increase in season-icke sales is among he incenives an Indiana official promised he Chicago Whie Sox yeserday in rying o lure hem o he Hoosier sae. Indiana L. Gov. John Muz, who also heads he sae's commerce deparmen, said he is negoiaing wih six possible sies for a Whie Sox sadium in he hree-couny Dunelands area - Lake, Porer and La Pore. He said he sies were all wihin 30 miles of Comiskey Park, he Souh Side sadium where he Whie Sox have played since 1910, bu he declined o idenify hem. "The sae line doesn' make a whole lo of difference" since he proposed sies are in he same elevision marke as Chicago's, Muz said a a Chicago news conference. "The (TV) marke area is wha's imporan o professional franchises." The Whie Sox, who have been eyeing a move o suburban Addison, are no considering moving o Indiana, said ' Terry Savarise, a spokesman for he American League eam. The Whie Sox have been wooing Addison-area fans wih a proposed 45,000-sea sadium in heir back yards, and voers here were asked o voice opinions abou he sadium in an advisory ciy referendum on Tuesday. If he eam moved o Indiana, Muz said he could guaranee a fory- percen increase in season-icke sales for a period of five years. He said is negoiaing o ge a working capial loan a below marke ineres raes. Also, hrough his posiion as head of he commerce deparmen, Muz said he could arrange "subsanial financial assisance" for public works projecs in he area ha would serve a poenial sadium. All he poenial sies are easily accessible by inersae highway and several by he Chicago Souh Shore commuer rain line, Muz said. An adverisemen piching his plan appeared in yeserday's Chicago Tribune, and he said anoher would appear oday. The Observer /Michael Ury previews he mach agains Loyola orugh m his sory beginning on page 12. ions, or he hyphens, bu i jus does no seem righ for Nore Dame. I fear he day ha he Irish are referred o as UNO. The consequences of his kind of change could be drasic. Think of i. We could be confused wih he Universiy of Norh Dakoa, or worse ye, hey migh sar puing a hyphen in... our name. ~II#IJ.,. 1,_.~ Calendar Special o The Observer Non-Varsiy Ahleics has announced he following deadlines for upcoming evens: Tomorrow is he deadline for he following NV A evens: Hockey: 20-man rosers, inerhall even, $35 enry fee and insurance consen forms required. Baskeball: inerhall men's and women's, grad and club evens are planned. Squash: suden-faculy open ournamen. Raqueball: mixed-doubles ournamen. Table Tennis: singles ournamen open o sudens, saff and faculy. Swimming: 50-yard sprin ournamen wih head-o-head compeiion. In addiion, a Nov. 14 deadline has been announced for an upcoming Turkey Shoo. No advanced regisraion is required for a Nov. 11 Kayak Clinic a he Rolfs Aquaic Cener. Openings in NV A programs including aerobics, karae, srechercise and hydrorobics are sill available as well. Furher informaion andbr regisraion may be obained by conacing NV A a or by sopping by he NV A offices in he ACC. Seer coninued from page 12 caes ha she'll deliver in he her nex hree years a Nore Dame. Ironically, he man who coached Taryn Collins in club volleyball, from whom she learned he skills ha brough her o Nore Dame, leads Loyola ino he mach onigh as is head coach. Collins and he Irish seek o defea he Lady Ramblers in he ACC Pi onigh a 7:30 for heir sixh consecuive vicory and 22nd of he season.

10 The Observer Boson's Bruce Hurs and Roger Clemens did no win his year's World Series, bu hey show wha hey hink of heir manager, John Leaders coninued from page 12 o ge on he bus in five minues or spend he nigh in Madison. The eam rushed on he bus, bu Grace did no show for en minues. In he dead of he silence, Gross cracked, "Well, I guess Coach is spending he nigh in Madison." Keeping he eam loose is somehing Gross has done well. He has also been playing well on he field, gaining he saring wingback spo when cocapain Seve Lowney moved o forward. Gross originally was a forward, scoring wo goals and regisering hree assiss in his las wo seasons. Bu he sared pracicing a midfield his year, hoping o work his way off he bench. And since he Connecicu game, he has sared a wingback. "I feel more comforable a wingback," says Gross. "I hink my role a wingback is an offensive role - o make he overlapping runs. Tha's wha I like mos." Gross worked ha overlapping play o perfecion in he Connecicu game, cenering a pass o Tiger McCour who headed i home. I was Gross' fifh assis on he season. "I hink he is having a brillian season," says Grace. "He fough o prove hismself, and he has done ha." Off he field Gross is able o use his sense of humor o keep he players loose. "Coach Grace is real inense," he says, "and he underclassmen can ge highsrung, so I ry o ease he ension." On he field, Gross ries o se an example, as does Marvin Le. Bu unlike Gross, Le akes a more low-key approach in his role off he field. "I can' find a beer exam- Bill Gross ple for he boys o look up o," says Grace. "He's a sabalizing force on he eam, and he keeps his composure on and off he field." Le did no begin playing for he Irish unil his junior year. On he advice of his broher, a Nore Dame graduae, he concenraed on books o esablish his academic roos. Las year he had wo goals and an assis, oals which he APPholo McNamara. America's baseball wriers agreed and named him Manager of he Year. See AP sory beginning on page 12. has mached a his poin of he season. He has sared five games his season, and has played several posiions on he field. And like Gross, he prefers he offensive role of wingback posiion. Bu his affec on he eam is more han jus seing an example. "His general aiude owards everyhing is grea," says freshman forward Dave Augusyn. "I'd like o hink some of i has rubbed off on me." Le and Gross are par of he reason for he closeness on he squad, as well as he success on he field. The Wesern Michigan game marks heir final week of heir Nore Dame soccer careers, as well as he end of he season for he res of he eam. The Irish have no played he Broncos since 1982, so Grace has never seen he eam. Wih he Evansville game ahead, Grace is rying o ge his eam o concenrae on oday's cones. "I hope we don' come ou fla." he says. "They are coming in as an unknown, which is probably beer," Grace was alluding o he Valparaiso game, in which he eam, expecing o win, came ou fla. Augusyn is doubful for he game because of a knee sprain he suffered in he Florida Inernaional mach. Wednesday, November 5, page 10 Briain akes close win in America's Cup race FREMANTLE Whie Crusader of Briain edged Canada II yeserday by abou hree fee in he closes race ever sailed in he America's ' Cup yaching series. Skippered by Harold Cudmore, Whie Crusader won by seconds in he second round race which is par of he series o deermine a challenger o he Ausralia. Terry Neilsen, skipper of Canada II, was no cerain he had los and said he would like o see a phoograph of he finish. He said his bowman hough hey won, bu he 28-year-old Olympic bronze medal winner from Torono, said he race commiee's decision is final. "Tha's sailboa racing," he said. The vicory kep Whie Crusader in hird place in he series, hree poins behind he wo leaders, New Zealand and America II. New Zealand, skippered by Chris Dickson, defeaed Eagle of he Unied Saes, wih Rod Davis a he helm. The Newpor Harbor, Calif., boa finished hree minues, 42 seconds behind he winner. America II, skippered by John Kolius, defeaed Azzurra of Ialy by one minue, 30 seconds. In oher races, French Kiss held off a lae challenge by USA, Ialia defeaed Hear of America and Sars & Sripes roued Challenge France. The firs round robin series provided one poin for each vicory. The curren series gives a winner five poins. The hird series will give winners 12 poins. The op four scoring boas move ino he semi-finals saring Dec. 28. Ialia's win over Buddy Melges and Hear of America moved i ino fourh place in he sandings wih 17 poins, nine poins behind he leaders Ill ALUMNI ~~.:::=~~==~==~~:=:c:~::--*=~:~:::::: SENIOR ::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~:::::::::~<M:::::::::::~ l &!:CLUB l I WED-Buy your I I Senior Club I I Cupsfor$1 I 1 LiHie Kings Drafs $.50 l! THVRS- Kahlua! l Specials ~ Skipper coninued from page 12 The self-effacing leader of he surprising Red Sox bea Bobby Valenine of he Texas Rangers by a single firs-place voe in he balloing conduced by he Baseball Wriers Associaion of America before he posseason games. Each go eigh second-place voes and six hird-place voes from a panel of 28 spors wriers, wo from each AL ciy. Bu McNamara received 13 firsplace voes, one more han Valenine. McNamara had 95 poins based on a sysem awarding five poins for a firs-place voe, hree poins for second and one poin for hird. Valenine had 90 poins. Gene Mauch of he California Angels, who were beaen by he Red Sox in he AL playoffs, received wo firs-place voes and 44 poins. Pa Corrales of he Cleveland Indians go he oher firs-place voe and 18 poins. The only oher manager o receive voes was Lou Piniella of he New York Yankees. One voer had him in second place and wo ohers in hird for a oal of five poins. Wha separaed McNamara from his peers in he managing business? "Roger Clemens," he said. Clemens, who was 24-4, was he ace of he Red Sox' saff and is expeced o win he American League's Cy Young Award, o be announced nex Wednesday. The las wo Series games were a depressing conclusion o a season in which he Red Sox overcame adversiy o reach heir firs World Series in 11 years. Few forecasers had prediced Boson would win is division. Serious injuries o saring pichers Bruce Hurs and Al Nipper, Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd's mid-season suspension by he club, and a weak bench esed McNamara's abiliy. Bu he Red Sox ook over firs place in he AL eas on May 15 and never gave i up. Despie losing he las four games of he regular season o he New York Yankees, Boson won is division ile by fiveand- a-half games wih a record. In 1985, Boson was and finished 18-and-a-half games behind he firs-place Torono Blue Jays. Correcion Because of a reporing error in yeserday's paper, he score of he Howard-Zahm was incorrec. Howard won he game 7-0. WED. & THURS.: SORRY! CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION FRIDAY: open 8pm -- Jam "THIS END UP" performance sars a 1 0:30 No admission charge.

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12 S~ors Marvin Le (3) prepares o head he ball in soccer acion earlier his year. Pee Gegen feaures he lead~rship Le and Bill Gross provide I The Observer /David Fischer and he close of he soccer season in his sory a righ. Wednesday, November 5, page 12 Gross and Le lead in very differen ways By PETE GEGEN Assisan Spors Edior Though i may no be apparen a firs, here are several similariies beween Bill Gross and Marvin Le of he Irish soccer eam. Firs of all, hey are seniors. Boh have five poins in scoring on he season. And boh enjoy aacking offensively from he defensive wingback spo. Bu mos imporanly on his young eam is ha boh are eam leaders on and off he field. Wih only hree seniors playing regularly his season, Gross and Le have se he example for he eam his season. This afernoon hey will lead he Irish agains Wesern Michigan a Alumni Field a 3 p.m. The manner in which hey lead, however, ends he similariies. Gross is he ension-easer on he eam, while Le is a more low-key leader by example. "Bill will crack a joke o ease he ension," says Head Coach Dennis Grace. "He's good a doing ha a he righ ime." The eam remembers one ime afer a game in in Madison, when he Irish had played poorly in a 2-1 loss o Wisconsin, Grace old he eam see LEADERS, page 10 Collins adds cour savvy and volleyball experience o eam By BRIAN O'GARA Spors Wrier The Nore Dame volleyball eam begins a busy five-day span of games onigh wih a mach agains Loyola in he ACC Pi. This game is he firs of four home games for he. Irish his week, who also face Dayon, Norhwesern and Pisburgh over he weekend. The Irish have me Loyola six imes on he volley- ball cour since 1981 ; afer losing he firs hree imes, he Irish have defeaed he Lady Ramblers he las hree imes hey have me, including wice las year. The Irish seek o do he same hing onigh, bu no wihou a figh from Loyola. "They're gonna come in here all pumped up o play Nore Dame," says Coach Ar Lamber. "We can' look beyond anybody--we have o ake one game a a ime." The Irish are off o heir bes sar ever wih a 21-6 record. One of he main reasons for he volleyball eam's success his year has been he addiion of freshman Taryn Collins. A seer from Oak Park, Illinois, Collins has seadily improved her play and increased her. playing ime hroughou he season. Coach Lamber noes ha she has become, in a shor ime, a key par of he eam. "Taryn has become a decided addiion o his eam," he says. "She's a good compe- Lower arena sold ou Once again, sophomores and freshmen will be able o purchase baskeball ickes for upper arena seaing. Tickes for lower-arena seaing sold ou yeserday afernoon, according o icke manager Mike Bobinski. Bobinski also said ha icke sales were slighly behind las season's record pace. Sudens who wish o purchase ickes mus bring heir applicaion, remiance and ID card o Gae 10 of he ACC beween 1:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. on he day specified for your class. The price for upper-arena seaing is $45. Suden baskeball icke applicaions have been sen ou o all sudens wih a campus or local address. Any suden who has no ye received his or her applicaion, or whose preprined applicaion conains an error in class saus, should go o he Ticke Office on he second floor of he ACC on a day prior o he one designaed for his or her class. Sudens should noe ha he season icke package does no include he opening game of he Coca-Cola NIT agains Wesern Kenucky on Nov. 21. Tickes for ha game will go on sale a a laer dae. The sohedule for icke disribuion is as follows: Soph./Law/Grad Sudens Freshmen Today Thursday ior wih a lo of cour savvy, because of her remendous volleyball background." Collins aribues her success on he cour o ha vas background, paricularly her experience in club volleyball in he Chicago area during her high school years. "I played club ball in he offseason my sophomore hru senior years, so I was playing year-round," she says. "We played hree ournamens a monh,. hree o five maches a ournamen. I's almos essenial now if you wan o play in college." Kahy Cunningham, he oher. freshman on he volleyball eam, also is a produc of Illinois club volleyball. McNamara akes award BOSTON - This ime, John McNamara won a close cones. Eigh days afer his Boson Red Sox were edged by he New York Mes in he sevenh game of he World Series, McNamara scored a narrow vicory yeserday o become American League Manager of he Year. "Tha was he furhes hing from my mind," he said of he award. "I would have raher had a win and le somebody else be manager of he year." Bu he win didn' come in he sixh or sevenh games of he World Series, even hough Boson led boh, and some of McNamara's decisions were quesioned. "You're going o be subjec o second-guessers, bu you say wih wha go you here," he said a a news conference. "Tha's wha we did." McNamara, 54, is he man who go he Red Sox o wihin one srike of he 1986 world championship afer hey finished in fifh place in he American League Eas in Tha accomplishmen brough him he firs manager of he year award in his 13 seasons a he helm of a major league eam. Coincidenly, he wo faced each oher in club play ofen. Does he success of he Irish volleyball eam, which was 9-14 a his poin las season, surprise Collins? "We're (he eam) no surprised a all," she says. "We had hoped o be beer, bu we're no disappoined. We knew in he pre-season ha we had a good eam." Collins admis ha he adjusmen o college life as a freshman suden and a varsiy ahelee is a ough one. "You're jus rying o ge ino he swing of hings and you're already behind," SQe says, as a nearly-compleed paper sis in he ypewrier a her desk. Despie her quick success on he cour, Collins looks for ways o improve her performance for he Irish. "I've go o work on no giving away my ses," she says. "The middle blocker ries o read he seer and where he ball is going. I've go o ry o hold he middle blocker in he middle when I se ouside so he hier is going up agains one blocker, no wo. When he hier is one-on-one wih a blocker, hey'll probably ge he kill." Jus anoher way for he Irish o pick up he key poins. I's easy o see ha Collins has high aspiraions for herself and for he eam, and her play indisee SEITER, page 9 Remaining Irish foes ake he shorcu Nore Dame begins he abbreviaed porion of is schedule his weekend agains Souhern Mehodis. I's no he abbreviaed par because of is breviy, bu because of he eams he Irish will face, such as SMU, LSU and USC, wih Penn Sae hrown in o keep i from geing ou of hand. Nore Dame head coach Lou Holz does no really look forward o aking on he boys of shorened-version-name fame. Rick Riebrock Irish Iems "I've always been a lile bi leery of hose schools wih he leer abbreviaions," Holz says. "They always seem o be prey good." Tha sounds similar o raed eams' coaches alking abou firs-round opponens ha have a hyphen in hem in he NCAA baskeball ournamen every year. Bu he Irish have held heir own agains he mighy abbreviaed and hyphenaed schools. They are 2-0 agains UCLA, agains USC, 1-0 versus TCU, 8-3 agains SMU and 3-2 agains LSU. Tha gives hem a oal of 44 wins and 28 losses agains he mos noable enries in he naion's alphabe soup bowl. The hing abou hese abbreviaions for he schools is ha he abbreviaion is easier o use when referring o he schools han he name of he universiy iself. I's such a nea lile sysem, ha i even works wih a lo of hose hyphenaed eam menioned above. This is fine when all is like i should be in he fooball world, wih USC, UCLA and LSU in he rankings. Bu here comes a ime when he poor fooball fan, wheher avid or average, is subjeced o a frighening flurry of abbreviaions ha jus don' ring a bell. The nighmare see SKIPPER, page 10 see ITEMS, page 9