unrversify of notre dome sf mary's college Vol. X, No. 98 Wednesday, March 3, 1976 Jackson credits labor support

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1 Fall compleion slaed for Huddle renovaion by Chris Hopkins Saff Reoorer and Don Reimer Senior Saff Reporer The renovaion and expansion of he Huddle will cos he Universiy $ and should be compleed by he end of he fall semeser, Bro. Jus Paczesny, vice presiden for suden affairs, has announced. Paczesny revealed he fuure plans for he Huddle a a own meeing wo weeks ago. Among he revisions will be he addiion of a Baskin-Robbins ice cream couner and he expansion of he Huddle's dining faciliies o include a large Barnaby-syle resauran. The consrucion of he resauran faciliy will necessiae exending he Huddle over he roof of he pool room in LaForune. An aris's concepion of he resauran shows a seing wih heavy oak furniure and barrel-back chairs. Lighing fixures will exend from he various wooden beams creaing wha Paczesny envisions as "a cozy, sofly lighed dining area." The new resauran, which will be run by Nore Dame Food Service, will feaure a menu ha varies according o he parons' demands. The menu will offer a fare ranging from seaks o pizza and hamburgers. besides he selec- ion already offered by he Huddle. Also. because his resauran will have exended hours o mee varying cusomer demands, he menu will vary wih he hours, according o Paczesny. John Reid, assisan direcor of Suden Aciviies, expressed hope ha he new resauran will arac a variey of people o he suden cener and allow for a mixing among sudens and faculy members. Paczesny explained rile purpose of he new faciliy is o 'provide an ineresing and aracive eaing place wih a more subsanial menu han sandwiches." He noed ha here would no be a "2" bar because his resauran will be open o all sudens. According o Reid. fuure plans for he area around LaForune include he developmen of he couryard bordered by Nieuwland, Hayes-Healy and Hoynes Hall ino a park-like area for sudens o relax in. Paczesny voiced opimism abou he compleion of he new resauran, including ha he was no in he process of looking for benefacors ineresed in expanding he Huddle. " have a posiive feeling we will be able o ge done on he schedule ha we anicipae," he saed. Huddle ice cream parlor o resemble Baskin-Robbin By Thomas O'Neil Feaures Edior be locaed along he souh service line and will necessiae keeping boh service lines open from "Baskin-Robbins will no be A.M. unil closing. A suden can moving ino he Huddle," Tom sill go hrough i.nes and ge ho Grogan, manager of he Huddle, foods and cold drinks, Grogan said yeserday in response o explained. "The only difference confusion caused by a saemen will be ha he norh line will made by Broher Jus Paczesny a monopolize he breakfas iems." unrversify of nore dome sf mary's college Vol. X, No. 98 Wednesday, March 3, 976 n Massachuses Jackson leads primary field There were a lo of self-proclaim- ed winners in Tuesday's primaries, bu Jimmy Carer, who has done a lo of similar proclaiming in he pas, wasn' among hem. Presiden Ford on he Republican side and Henry Jackson, George Wallace, and Morris Udall on he Democraic all saw good hings in he day's resuls in Massachuses and Vermon. Bu Carer, who won in Vermon and New Hampshire and had done well in early caucuses, was running fourh in Massachuses, and a spokesman said "we were ou resourced" by Jackson, Wallace and Udall. who ran ahead of him. Asked abou Carer's predicion ha he would a leas finish in he op hree, he spokesman, Hamilon Jordan, said: 'We were wrong.' Elsewhere, here was widespread cheer, wih a noable excep.. Sen. Birch Bayh of ndiana, was running sevenh in Massuses. Jackson credis labor suppor Jackson, who led he crowded he Town Meeing las monh. To open he new parlor, he Democraic field in Massachuses, "The ice cream parlor will only Huddle will sponsor an "ice cream credied his considerable labor resemble Baskin-Robbins," he happy hour" on March 22. The suppor for he showing and predieconinucd. "The Universiy Food happy hour will be conduced ed even bigger hings o come in Service will reain complee owner- beween 6 and 8 P.M. and will he April 6 New York primary. ship and conrol of he operaion." feaure one-scoop cones for a 'To ge he Democraic nomina- The ice cream parlor will be buil nickle. ion, one mus carry he indusrial wih he help of Swif Dairy Co., "Furher happy hours will be saes," said he senaor from he curren conracors for he offered by he Huddle on a weekly Washingon, who came in sevenh Huddle's icc cream. Grogan ex- basis wih varying specials," Gro- in Massachuses four years ago. plain d. "We arc using heir gan explained. "bu we hope ha "We're going o win New York... i assisance because of heir ex per- he 'Grand Opening' one will could even be a landslide, ha's icncc and knowledge. and hey arc familiarize he sudens wih he he meaning of Massachuses." hdping us in urn because hey arc new service." Wallace, running second o Jackin he.. business of selling ice "The addiion of an ice cream son in Massachuses, said he cream. parlor o he Huddle is no being considered i a vicory if he finished 'Thiry-wo llavors of icc cream done on an experimenal basis." he in he op hree. He old a rally in will he o.'fered hy he new service," coninued. " will be a permanen Miami: "Wheher hey like i or Grogan coninued. "Our expanded par of he whole LaForune renov- no, 'm running second and hey number of icc cream producs will a ion. We're beginning he con- hough would run las." include banana splis, upside-down srucion on he h of March by Ford, unopposed on he Republibanana splis and a full range of removing wha is now in he place can ballo in Vermon and winner sundaes. The service will be of he parlor, and we are sure we over Ronald Reagan in Massachuromplc wih nus, cherries and can finish he whole operaion by ses had his say hrough his press frui and whipped oppings. 'll be he ime he sudens reurn from secreary, Ron Nessen said: good and sicky and irresisable." break." "Today's vicories in Massachu- Thc Huddle Renovaion will be The new service will probable be ses and Vermon and las week's compleed by he end of mid-sem- called' 'The rish ce Cream Parlor', vicory in New Hampshire indicae l..::!:;;==;;:::;;:::2:::;::::;:=;;;:::::;h;:e::::;e:::;:;la;:i;:ne:;;d;.;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;' he momenum is swinging in he Unied Way has awarded he S. Mary's suden body a Meri Achievemen Award for is fundraising effors for he Unied Way his year. This award was Duggan, S. presened yeserday o John M. Mary's presiden, by Cahy Coyne, (Phoo by Chris Smih) Presiden's favor. The Presiden looks forward --::. o he Florida primary nex week." :.'.'.. ' --.. Udall, running hird in Massachuses ook hear farom his showing as leader of he liberal group. "We're absoluely delighed; we buried he lef," said Paul Tully, his sae coordinaor. Udall's goal had been o gain a posiion ha would enable him yo claim he clear lead among liberal Democras, for wha he said would be a direc confronaion wih Carer or Jackson laer in he primary season. Bu Bayh indicaed he end migh be near. "omorrow," Bayh said in a saemen, " am going o mee wih several ohers who have been involved in he campaign and we're going o ogeher deermine wha role should play in elecing a Democraic presiden who can pu his counry in he kind of shape i should have been in all alonsz." n Vermon i was Carer all he way. Wih 84 percen of he Vermon precincs allied, his was he picure: Carer,80 or 44 percen; Shriver 7, 930 or 30 percen; Harris 4,54 or 6 percen. Mrs. McCormack had o percen here. Ford men had been jiery abou Massachuses, even hough hey organized and adverised while Reagan didn'. There is a conservaive bloc in he minoriy Republican pary here. Bu Reagan didn' appear o be polling any voes ouside ha predicable base. Wih 3 percen of he precincs couned, i sood: Ford 2,479 or 62 percen; Reagan,929 or 34 percen. The oher Republicans were voing no preference, which would send uncommied delegaes o he naional convenion. Ford and Reagan will divide 43 naional convenion delegaes on he basis of heir showings. n Vermon, wih 84 percen of he voe in, he Republican voe broke his way: Ford or 84 percen; Reagan 3, 735 or 6 percen. Bu neiher pary's delegaes will be bound by he oucome here. Securiy apprehends Keenan Hall burglars by Frank Tennan Saff Reporer Direcor of Securiy, Arhur Pears said wo eenagers were apprehended afer aemping o rob a room in Keenan Hall on Thursday, February 26. The burglars were caugh in heir car a 8:26p.m. He described he non-suden burglars as black males, ages 8 and 9. Securiy sopped he car and upon a "consen search found a bucher knife and a 22-calibre pisol wih carridges," Pears said. Securiy hen ook he wo o he couny jail and had warrans issu.d for heir arres. Pears said "is he same old sory, hey enered he room hrough he unlocked door.'' was a combinaion room. he said, and one of he roommaes who knew he ohers were ou heard noises and surprised hem. Pears praised he suden's acions, "as he burglars ran ou he grabbed a calculaor from one, noified securiy and we were able o cach hem." Through descripions, he wo possibly could have been he same wo who were in Howard Hall he previous nigh. n ha burglary a sereo was aken. Pears also revealed anoher inciden which occurred on February 8. A 4:54 a.m., securiy discovered a glass display case had been broken ino in he Tom Dooley Room of LaForune Suden Cener. Br. Francis Gorch, manager of LaForune, said he robbery occurred beween 2:30 a.m. and when securiy discovered i. He claimed "here was more han one person involved." Gorch noed a picure knocked off he wall and an overurned plan as an indicaion of heir escape roue. Gorch said "hey had o size up he job beforehand." The lock on he sliding glass door of he case was broken wihou cracking he glass. Gorch said i would ake ime o do ha. Pears said he heives ook many medals. including he Legion of Meri, which had heen awarded o Dr. Dooley. They also ook hree small boxes wih crosses in hem, hree medium sized china cups wih handles and an opiuru.oscale wih weighs. according o Pears. "To an individual hey had no value bu hey did have grea value o he universiy in he collecion," said Gorch. " don' know heir inenion in aking he hings becll'hse hey would be hard o pawn," he added. Pears said hey have no leads. There was no invenory of he iems so Securiy had picures aken of similar iems and sen hese o sae, couny and ciy auhoriies. Gorch concluded, "we can only hope his publiciy will induce someone o bring hem back.'' Wih spring break coming soon. Pears said securiy on campus will be he same as over he longer breaks. All halls will be open. he cied he direcive from Dean Roemer, and doors will be secured from lunch Saurday, March 3 hru Sunday, March 2. Recors will inform Securiy wha kind of lock hey wan and wha doors hey wan locked. Pears added i is imporan ha sudens make sure heir recor knows if hey are saying over break. '' don' hink leaving one door open is advisable," Pears said, "because i makes he hall jus as vulnerable." He said he bes way is o give each suden a key so hey le hemselve in and ou as hey would a home.

2 2 he observer Wednesday, March 3, News Briefs--- =================lnemaional Radical bombings SAPPORO, Japan -- A powerful explosion in a sae office building ha killed wo persons and injured 85 ouched off fears yeserday of a new wave of radical bombings in Japan. Police said hey believed he blas in he enrance hall of he 2-sory building as people were going o work was caused by a ime bomb. Three hours afer he explosion, an organizaion calling iself "Eas Asia Ani-Japanese Armed Fron" said i had se he bomb o show opposiion o "Japanese imperialism." =====================================N aional 9h Mardi Gras NEW ORLEANS-- Throngs of cosumed maskers and colorful floas marked New Orleans' 9h annual Mardi Gras fling yeserday before he 40-day Lenen fas as housands yelled he radiional "hrow me somehing, miser" along carnival parade roues. Maskers cas a couple of million beads, baubles and carnival coins o he scrambling hrongs from he rumbling floas of Rex, Comus, Zulu and 300-odd decoraed rucks. Gas prices rose; will drop CDCAGO -- The price of gasoline in norhern ndiana increased an average of 7.7 cens in he las year, bu prices now appear o be headed back down, he Chicago Moor Club said yeserday. The organizaion said ha in January 974, he average price per gallon of regular gasoline in norhern ndiana was 48.9 cens Cease CA informaion ATLANTA -- American missionaries and foreign clergy should cease giving any inelligence informaion o he CA, he governing board of he Naional Council of Churches said yeserday. "We adop a clear policy of repudiaing any conacs whasoever wih he CA," said Rober A. Thomas, vice presiden for he Overseas Minisries....-On Campus Toda' am -- forum, finance forum, hayes healy cener 030 am -- lecure, "he congressional budge process" by nancy barre, graduae suden lounge, aforune noon -- workshop, hour-long placemen workshop for graduae sudens by richard willemin, n.d. graduae suden lounge, aforune 2:5 pm -- seminar, "eiology of large bowel cancer" by dr. edward balish, universiy of wisconsin medical school, room 278, galvin aud 2:5 pm -- mass, lenen mass, aforune ballroom 3:30 pm -- seminar, urbine engine inegraion and insallaion" by cap. a.e. fanning, ph.d., u.s. air force aeropropulsion lab, wrigh-paerson air force base room 303 engineering building 5:5 pm -- vespers, evensong vespers, log chapel 6:30 pm -- meeing, sailing club, 204 engineering building 7 pm -- mock poliical convenion, opening alk by rev. heodore m. hesburgh, followed by rober s. srauss, chairman of he democraic naional commiee, sepan cener 7, 9, & pm film, mony pyhon and he holy grai, engineering aud, $ 7:30pm-- 7: :5 pm -- midnie- album hour, wsnd 640 am; ozark mounain daredevils, 2:5 am -- nocurne nigh flie, 88.9 fm, bes in progressive rock, jazz and blues. onie's hos, om paulius..., discussion, "collecive bargaining in higher educaion" by joseph schwarz, universiy club dancing, folk dancing, free insrucion, aforune ballroom concer, marjorie h. maddey, soprano and parick maloney, enor, library audiorium Managemen-oriened Sales Trainees Ed Fanning Chevrole, locaed in Aurora, Dlinois (soon o be he seoond larges ciy in he sae of Dlinois ), will be on campus Thesday, March 9, 976 o recrui managemen-on- 0 ened sales rainees who would be ineresed in a career opporwliy wih ousanding growh poenial in he reail auorroile business. We are ineresed in young, aggressive sales personnel who will have he knowledge and abiliy o grow wih he fuure plans of he oornpany, who will be able o rrove on ino managemen posiions and beoome lll!l leaders of men. The personnel we are seeking should have he desire for an ill ambiious career which would lead hem o dealershi,p jiij managemen-ownership. '!...." \.:-.r!' ':' l... - l ;' #!'! As U.N. ambassador Scranon nominaion approved WASHNGTON (AP) - The Senae Foreign Relaions Commiee on Tuesday approved he nominaion of William W. Scranon o be ambassador o he Unied Naions afer Scranon vowed o respond forcefully o criicism from Third World naions. Scranon said ha while he will offer cooperaion and undersanding o all, U.S. acion o cu off foreign aid o naions ha consisenly obsruc legiimae U.S. goals "may be useful in cerain places and cerain imes." Bu he added ha while his acic migh offer useful leverage, " don' hink his is a weapon we'd wan o use in grea proliferaion. We can overdo i. should be used sparingly." The former Pennsylvania governor, a 964 aspiran for he Republican presidenial nominaion, said he suppors full effors o insure he miliary securiy of he sae of srael, bu he said ha a he same ime i mus also be recognized ha ''wihou friends and helpfulness on he oher side. our role will be exremely difficul." Scranon said ha while he approves of he way in which his predecessor, Daniel Parick Moynihan, spoke back o hosile criics, "my syle is obviously no like *The Observer Nigh Edior: Mar-i (of Smic) Ass' Nigh Edior: Darling Debbie layou Saff: Le-ah Tuna, Pel-i Jules, Sejas ThomKal, Beaux Jower Day Edior: The Fox Troer Copy Reader: Ba Boom-Boom Bang Ediorials: Commyn Jim, Han-Huli-Huli Spors: Bri-unk Ad layou: Sally Denz, Tom Walrah, W.S. 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3 ' Discuss eacher evaluaions Wednesday, March 3, 976 he observer 3 Senaors debae Academic Council srucure by Maureen Flynn Campus Edior Teacher Evaluaion forms should serve he primary purpose of providing "perinen feedback" o help eachers improve heir eaching abiliy and effeciveness, according o a repor of he Faculy Senae Commiee on Faculy Evaluaions. Speaking a a meeing of he full Senae las nigh, Commiee Chairman Rober Farrow saed ha he evaluaions "should be for he benefi of he eacher and no for ohers o evaluae him in erms of raises, promoions, ec." Professor Rober Farrow chairs Faculy Evaluaions Commiee. (Phoo by Paul Clevenger) SMC Suden Governmen o hold elecion March 29 by Mari Hogan Assisan Sain Mary's Edior Nominaions for S. Mary's Suden Governmen posiions are slaed o open Thursday. March 4 wih each icke's plaform due midnigh, March. All second-semeser sophomores arc eligible o run for he posiions of Suden Body Presiden, Vice Presiden of Suden Affairs and Vice-presiden of Academic Affairs. f he candidae is a ransfer suden. she mus have compleed a leas wo semesers a S. Mary's. "The candidaes mus run on a full icke." said Mary Lou Bilek, vice presiden of Suden Affairs. These hree candidaes will hen submi one plaform she added. Candidaes mus submi seven copies of a one page yped plaform o Mindy Monesi, elecion commissioner. in 298 LeMans, no laer han March. The plaforms will hen be posed in he dining hall for "he benefi of he suden body." Candidaes may conduc heir campaigns from Monday, March 22 o Sunday, March 28 according o he campaign rules. Each candidae will receive a lis of hese rules when she urns in her plaform. Primary elecions will be held Monday. March 29 followed by a second elecion if necessary on Tuesday, March 30. The new appoinmens will become effecive immediaely. For he remainder of he semeser, he BCENTENNAL SATURDAY, MARCH 6 9 STEPAN CENTER Follows Mock Convenion REFRESHMENTS: TCKETS: Bread and Cheese COKE SJ.OO couple 2.50 delegaes 7 Up Orange & alernaes ''U \.''' ullonlu in lw HiinK_nll MUSC by FAWN SEM FORMAL new members will work closely wih his year's officers "o learn he ropes and,, mee everyone hey will be working wih nex year," Monesi explained. For he pas hree years each elecion has had one icke running unopposed wih absenions oning as voes for he majony, Monesi said. "Righ now i looks like here is only going o be one icke." she noed. She sressed he imporance of a muli-icke elecion hoping suden ineres will ick up before March. Senae members also quesioned he represenaive naure of he Academic Council in commens arising from discussion of a Senae proposal rejeced by he Council a is Feb. 23 meeing. Among he issues debaed were he accounabiliy of Council members o heir consiuencies and he balance of represenaion beween faculy and adminisraive ineress. Faculy Evaluaions Commiee Chairman Rober Farrow said in his progress repor o he Senae ha evaluaoin resuls are "used prominenly by CAP (Commiees on Appoinmens and Promoions) and he adminisraion. "We don' know if i measures wha i purpors o measure," he noed, and "no validiy. sudy has been conduced o our knowledge." His commiee was concerned, Farrow said, by he "very general" naure of he quesionnaire iems and he en per cen suden response o he open forms. "They end o he wo exremes", Farrow said of he laer. Sudies a oher universiies have discovered over 20 variables which affec such evaluaions, Farrow said. They include he ime of day a which he class mees. wheher i is required or an elecive. he ype of class (lab. seminar, lecure) and he age of he professor. Farrow said his commiee will examine he qualifying varibles a Nore Dame and conduc facor and iem analysis of inernal consisency. They will use his daa o compile a guide on "how o inerpre he numbers for he benefi of he adminisraion and CAP," he coninued. Farrow noed ha here currenly exis no resources a he Universiy o help faculy members who may find hemselves defficien in some area of eaching, and siad his commiee will recommen several Teacher Training programs and resources. Finally, Farrow repored hahis commiee was examining more closely he possibiliy of replacing he curren evaluaion forms wih a more valid form.. n oher business, Senae Chair- SHARE THE RDE WTH US THS VACATON AND GET ON TO A GOOD THNG. Us means Greyhound. and a lo of your fellow sudens who are already on o a good hing. You leave when you like. Travel comforably. Arrive refreshed and on ime. You'll save money. oo. over he increased air fares. Share he ride wih us on weekends. Holidays. Anyime. Go Greyhound. GREYHOUND SERVCE ONE- ROUND YOU CAN YOU TO WAY TRP LEAVE ARRVE Chicago :20am :Sam Cleveland :5am :45pm Deroi :35am 4:45pm Alilly :00pm 9:40am S. LDuis :30pm 5:5am Ask your agen abou addiional deparures and reurn rips. GREYHOUND BUS TERMNAL 20 W. MONROE GO GREYHOUND..._.. nd leave h_e rnu o us man Paul Conway repored ha a Senae Commiee repor on he appoinmens and promoions process was passed in par by he Academic Council a is las meeing. _The Council approved a Senae recommendaion oulining appoinmens and promoions procedures and providing for an explanaion o he deparmenal CAP concerned when is recommendaions are no acceped, by he provos or he presiden of he universiy. A secion which would have esablished ad hoc commiees o hear cases appealed by he deparmenal CAP was rejeced by he Academic Council. Conway said ha he negaive voe refleced a number of disagreemens wih pars of he propoal raher han a solid block of opposiion. The Senae voed o reurn he proposal o commiee for furher consideraion. n discussing he CAP proposal. members of he Senae commened on he srucure of he Academic Council. Senae member James Cushing saed ha "he Academic Council has no sense of represening anybody" and said ha he "saniized minues" and lack of roll call voe give -- Council members "no sense of accounabiliy o heir consiuency." NEW MODEL! Senae member Vincen DeSanis noed ha he Academic Council "is no democraic" and ha "he presiden is no bound" by Council decisions. DeSanis also said ha he Council is "sacked" and observed ha assisan deans are no members of he Council, while assisans o he provos are. Senae Vice-Chairman Rober Kerby, who is an ex-officio member of he Academic Council, said ha he has become "a firm believer in mos of he criicism of he Academic Council," bu sill believes ha i is "he only consiuional way of changing hings and i will no change unless we can presen concree proposals which represen a consensus of he Senae." The Senae defeaed moion bv DeSanis h:!l i "go on rcl'ord ;) ask he Presiden of he UniversiY o consider giving up he Presiden's Dinner his Mav and erminae he even effecive Ma,. 976, and o conribue he apprn imae cos of he dinner o lw Nore Dame Hunger Coaliion." Senae members argued ha h<. dinner is he onlv social even for he enire faculy, including ho!->e who have reired, and ha i affords an opporuniy o rcl'ognize hose faculy members who arc reiring or being promoed. SEE THE flllr TOTAL SYSTEM WTH THE NEW, LOW COST 9! 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4 ,---,--':"", ":"'. ':"", -:-, -:-,-:-, ":",..,._ --:---., Founded November 3, 966 SB : An Enemy The Observer is published by he sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame and S. Mary's College. does no necessarily reflec he policies of eiher insiuion. The news is repored as accuraely and objecively as possible. Ediorials represen he opinion of a majoriy of he Ediorial Board. Commenaries are he views of individual ediors. Opinions, caroons and regular columns express he views of heir auhors. Column space is available o all members of he communiy, and leers are encouraged o promoe he free expression of varying opinions on campus. Ediorials: 28J-75 Ne..vs: Business: Business Manager Adverising Manager Tom Modglin Tom Whelan Wednesday, March 3, 976 EDTORAL BOARD A Grea Opporuniy The Mock Convenion, which begins onigh, provides a grea opporwliy for he sudens of Nore Dame o learn abou he real workings of one of he key insiuions in American poliics. also gives he sudens an opporwliy o express heir views on he choice of he nex presiden and on he course America should ake in he nex four years. College sudens are probably beer infonned on poliical issues han he average ciizen bu heir knowledge in nearly all cases comes second hand from newspapers, magazines and books. The ronvenion gives sudens a chance o "learn by doing", o discover somehing of how America really goes abou selecing a presiden. n addiion o nominaing a presiden, he sudens a he convenion will also adop a plaform which is inended o represen he sudens of Nore Dame (and no necessarily he Deirocraic Pary). The documen adoped by he plaform commiee covers a grea deal of ground, from aborion o he economy o naional defense (no always oo coherenly) in considerably more deail han he usual pary plaform, hus giving sudens a chance o record heir views on he issues in he presence of he naional leaders who have come o speak a he convenion. The idea of he Mock Convenion was creaed by he lae Dr. Paul Barholomew in 940 and he direced he laer convenions unil his deah las December. The sudens who paricipae in his week's convenion owe considerable graiude o Dr. Barholomew for his idea and for his long effor on heir behalf. They should also rerognize he effor pu in by hose of heir fellow sudens who did he organizaional work needed o make he convenion possible. Wheher you have signed up o ake par in he convenion as a delegae or no be sure o aend he convenion's sessions and ake par in Nore Dame's radiional performance of America's grea quadrennial riual. commenary Aborion: Jus he Quesions iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. p a h a n i f; n PART Aborion is an issue which has probably araced more fanaics on boh sides han any oher since he slavery conroversy ended in civil war. Fanaics are irraional bu even reasonable people become easily confused in he angle of inerconneced quesions surrounding aborion. This was obvious in he debae over aborion a he recen Mock Convenion plaform commiee hearings and will likely be even more apparen when all 700 delegaes ry o debae he issue. This wo-par commenary will ry o unangle some of he quesions, jus he quesions, no he answers. This is ambiious enough. The firs quesions deermine he area of he issue we are alking abou: n wha circumsances, if any, is aborion moral? n wha circumsances, if any should aborion be legal? These wo quesions are disinc. No everyhing which is immoral should be made illegal, nor is everyhing which should be legal necessarily moral. For insance: according o he Ninh and Tenh Commandmens, coveous houghs are immoral bu i would be ridiculous o make hem illegal since he law would be unenforceable. Premarial sex is legal in civilized jurisdicions (alhough no a cerain insiuions of higher learning) bu his does no make i moral. Le us look a he moral issue firs. We come here o he key quesion of he whole debae: Wha is he saus of he feus (using feus here o cover he embryo and zygoe as well)? This is no iself an ehical quesion: a quesion of he form ''Wha ough we o do abou X?" is a quesion abou exisence or naure: "Wha is X?" f we wan o know wheher he feus is human we are going o have o decide wha a human being is. Normally i is obvious wheher a paricular craure is human and hence he idenifying characerisic of an indispuably human being over nine monhs. The quesion of feal saus can, herefore, be phrased as Wha are he minimal characerisics which mark a creaure as definiely huijlan? There are hree possiqle kinds of evidence abou h'e saus of he feus: scienific and medical, heological, and philosophical. The scieniss and docors have chared he developmen of he feus and can ell us a wha age i acquires which characerisics and abiliies. Bu hey canno ell us he poin a which i becomes human: ha depends on which characerisics we believe are sure signs of humanness. The heologians can offer help o hose of heir own religion. Bu hose who are irreligious will find lile help from hem and we are looking for a generally accepable answer. The mos crucial evidence will come from philosophical analysis. Since he Greeks firs ried o define man as a raional animal here has been philosophical debae on wha a man is. Philosophical quesions may be raised abou all he cu-lines beween human and non-human which have been drawn across he course of feal developmen. The srices pro-life people draw he line a he sar and say ha he feus is human from he momen of concepion. They poin o he fac ha a your concepion a cell was creaed wih your unique geneic informaion. Bu any cell in your body has precisely he same informaion. is possible o grow culures of human cells in he es ube. Are such living, growing cells wih human genes human beings? Do you ake a human life if you desroy he culure? Graned ha such a culure will never grow ino an adul human; bu if he crucial disincion beween culur and zygoe is wha will happen o hem in he fuure, are you alking abou human life or merely abou poenial human life? Some have suggesed drawing he line when he feus shows brain waves and a hearbea. This is based on an analogy wih he new definiion of deah. s he definiion of deah adequae? s he analogy appropriae? Some sugges viabiliy, he poin when he feus could survive on is own ouside he womb. Bu viabiliy depends grealy on he qualiy of medical aid available. s an American feus human earlier han a Bengali feus because American medicine can keep i alive a an earlier dae? Wha is mean by surviving "on is own"? A newborn baby is as dependen on is moher for all necessiies (excep oxygen) as i was while sill in he womb. The Supreme Cour decision has effecively made birh he cu-line by allowing hird rimeser aborion for vaguely defined reasons of "healh". Bu wha crucial characerisics does he newborn baby have ha i did no have as a feus only hours before? This commenary will be compleed in omorrow's Observer. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipa ric i a berg e son For hose who would like o fanasize ha he days of Nixon's and Michell's regime of "law and order" is behind America, Senae Bill # (S-) may come as a surprise. Officially named he "Criminal Jusice Codificaion, Revision and Reform Ac of 975," i is osensibly designed, wih boh liberal and conservaive suppor, o modernize he Federal Criminal Code. Alhough is original purpose may have been jus ha, in he hands of Nixon's Jusice Deparmen he bill became a lenghy documen of poliical repression. Today, S- is pending in he Senae ofhe Unied Saes. Unless i is soundly defeaed, our consiuional and democraic righs will be seriously compromised. S- embodies a major assaul on he Firs Amendmen. revives he provisions of he infamous Smih Ac, which was passed 30 years ago and laer became he basis for he McCarhy wich-huns of he 950's. The Smih Ac prohibied anyone from advocaing or eaching he desirabiliy of overhrowing he governmen by force or violence. n 957, he Supreme Cour found he Smih Ac o be essenially unconsiuional. However, S- revers o he Smih Ac, albei in a disguised form. The erm "advocacy" is no used bu insead he words "inciemen o... conduc"' are subsiued. A person is liable for a prison erm of 5 years and a fine of $00,000 if, 'wih inen o bring abou he forcible overhrow or desrucion of he governmen of he Unied Saes or of any sae as speedily as circumsances permi, he incies oher persons o engage in conduc ha hen or a some fuure ime would faciliae overhrow or desrucion of such governmen; or organizes, leads, recruis members for, or paricipaes as an acive member in, an organizaion or group ha has as a purpose such inciemen.'' The use of such erms as "incies," "speedily as circumsances permis," "a some fuure ime" and "faciliae" obviously gives he prosecuor unbridled discreion. Under such language, nearly anyone who voices a "radical" opinion of he governmen could nealy fi wihin he sauory prohibiion. The aciviy proscribed is so far away from immediae acion ha advocacy is indeed being penalized. S- could hen easily become he legal basis for a police sae. S- also defines a "rio" as a "public disurbance involving an assemblage of 0 or more persons ha, by violen and umuluous conduc, creaes a grave danger of injury or damage o persons or propery.'' This definiion requires proof ha he danger was "grave" bu he hreaened "injury or damage" need no be significan. The civil righs and aniwar demonsraions of he pas would hen be anamoun o a rio, and paricipaors could face a 3 or 7 year prison erm. The righ o assemble could well become a hing of he pas under S-. The naional defense provisions of S- are equally as chilling. S- would make i a crime o delay or obsruc he "producion, repair, or delivery" of any propery suied for "naional defense use" if he aciviy would be done ''in reckless disregard of he fac ha his conduc migh impair he abiliy of he U.S. o prepare for defense aciviies." Such aciviies as picke lines o proes napalm manufacure or proess agains arms shipmens o foreign governmens migh fall wihin he prohibiion. The penaly is 3 years in jail and can be increased o 7 years during a "naional defense emergency," which he Presiden is auhorized o declare whenever he finds an "acual or hreaened disurbance of he inernaional relaions of he U.S." Oher provisions of S- redefine reason, saboage, and sediion in similarly vague language. These are only examples of he ominous implicaions S- would have on our consiuional freedoms. Wha is so puzzling is he lack of publiciy ha he bill has received in he "responsible" press. Radical papers and underground weeklies have publicized he dangers of S- bu he majoriy of he American public is unaware of his legislaion. The American Civil Liberies Union and he Naional Lawyers Guild have aken up he figh agains S- bu hey have encounered siff resisance from he Ford Adminisraion. Only powerful pressure from he people, in he form of leers, elegrams, and peiions, will sop S-'s passage. would be indeed be ragic if, by heir silence and passiviy, he American people condone a reurn o repression. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Y&S, 5<. CHA<MAN MAO HA5 ALWAYS 8&&N HAR.T? 70 JN[)R.- 5TANO BECAUSE HE 5PEAK5 AN 08SCU/i$ RURAL fjaj. Cr. ANO MJW WTH 7& STROKE, SEeM 70 8& 7H& TRANSLA ahjcan sn JiJfi<:S7/J.N HM. / Yli5, 5/R.. N A WAY, l'mso!<tof RVNN!Ne 7-& COUNTRY. 'LL-!<UP 7HAT N M!NJ.

5 Wednesday, March 3, 976 he observer 5 Liberaed woman: free like man? by Jeau O'Meara Saff Reporer n an informal alk Monday evening. Siser Ann da Gannon, pas presiden of Mundelein College, challenged he norms of boh Church and sociev which evaluae a woman's worh on sexis raher han human scales. "Women are liberaed in so far as hey are free o do wha men do, no because i's fulfilling, bu because men can do i," she said. "The naure and value of woman is Siser da Gannon challenges women's role in he Church. (Phoo by Mike Kron) esablished in erms of man, raher han in erms of human naure," Gannon sressed. Gannon, a pas winner of he Laeare Medal, spoke o a small predominaely female group, aking issue wih churchmen hrough he ages from Thomas Aquinas o Bishop Fulon Sheen. "Aquinas," she said, "saw women as incomplee men." Therefore, somehing was missing in heir make-up." "Lile wonder," she added, "ha women couldn' be ordained." Bishop Sheen. on he oher hand, saw only he "moherhood role" for all women. f a woman was no a moher physically, hen he only role lef was "Spiriual Moherhood... her crowning glory." "We've been in a box oo long!" exclaimed Gannon. "The radiional role ha boh he Church and Sociey sancon is ha of he weak, proeced, submissive, periodically unsable female. This box is a produc of our own culural hangups and we mus ge ourselves ou of ha box!" Sexism in our sociey is found in he exreme of boh conservaive as well as liberal camps, Gannon believes. "The liberal sees woman as being free o do wha man does, while he conservaive pus woman in he elevaed role of he fulfilled moher.'' "We have overburdened sex oo long as a means of idenifying happiness. The myh ha only hrough sex can we be fulfilled is wha makes dayime elevision dramas so sickening." she said. The woman is cas in he role of one who exiss o please or displease he man. Sad o sav, she coninued, "many women over 40 are waching and living ou heir lives commied o his visual saemen of sociey's evaluaion of he female.'' Wha we should be abou. sressed Gannon, is far more posiive han being a par of his sor of passiviy. "Women should have a share in dealing wih he serious quesions of our ime: race, war, peace, hunger." New aspecs of he problem surfaced during he lenghy quesion period. Asked if sexism was a problem confined o he middle class, Gannon agreed. She saed furher ha 54 per cen of he Housing for graduaion resriced NJJ by Barbara Breiensein Saff Reporer Promped by a misundersanding of he graduaion housing direcive las year, he Suden Affairs office has issued a more specific saemen of policy his year. The previous direcive, which saed ha sudens who submied legiimae reason for saying on campus o heir recors would be allowed o remain for graduaion, was misundersood by new recors and recors of female dorms las year, according o Broher Jus Paczesny, Vice-Presiden of Suden Affairs. lhe misake caused a shorage of beds for parens wishing o say in dormiories for graduaion. This was due o he large number of sudens who remained in he dorms. "We were able o cover for i," Paczesny said, bu wo addiional halls were opened o provide for exra housing. This year sudens who wish o remain for he graduaion aciviies mus be a relaive or fiance of a graduae. They mus submi a leer explaining his o he Commencemen Accommodaions Commiee (CAC) pf he Cener for Coninuing Educaion (CCE) by March 0. according o he leer issued February 7 by Suden Affairs. "We compile a lis of sudens who are saying for graduaion," Paczesny explained, "and hen he lef-over rooms are given o parens." 'There has been no change in policy his year," Paczesny coninued. "'s always been ha sudens mus vacae heir rooms by 24 hours afer he las es, and his has no changed." The difficulies wih having enough housing for parens and complains of noise from paries las year were oher reasons why housing will be handled hrough he CAC, according o Francis Foss, Conference Coordinaor of he CCE and chairman of he CAC. "Las year oo many people sayed," Foss said. " made housing parens more difficul and also here was more noise. Some paries caused complains and parens were no able o ge heir sleep." "We ried o publicize he policy quie early his year," Foss coninued. "We waned o be fair o everyone." Sr. Barbara Couns, Lyons' Hall recor, who was a new recor a Nore Dame las year, complained ha here were no rigid guidelines which sudens were allowed o say las year. "They were no as specific as his year," she said. "On he whole i jus depended on he suden coming o he recor and saying, ' wan o say,' and why. We really had no way of checking on anyone and i was difficul o decide." "The guidelines are very clear his year," Couns coninued. "'s ou of he recor's hands." SMC H L_,\ l f f- All Seas $2.00 (Sd- Fac. $.50) Alone: working women in America are married and in lower income groups. "The greaer number of women we become college graduaes, he greaer effec his will have on all women." Gannon explained he women's movemen came abou mainlv hrough social change, womci geing o college and quesioning heir roles more closely. They saw more opions, no jus for hemselves. bu for all women. n response o a quesion con cerning he apparen social sanl'l' of he Church, holding back opion for women while a he same illll' sressing equaliy for all pcopll'. Gannon responded ha he Churl'h is making exraordinary cfhu in his area, b; since he Church ' idenified wih culure and lu' aiudes spring from ha culurl. he laws of he Church follow hl' changes in culure. Gannon ug gesed more women sudy phihhophy and moral heology. \\" should be commied o his ish.:. she said. This was he ifh and final alk in he Speakers' Series sponsored b he Advisory Council of Women Sudens. THE CRUCBLE Arhur Miller's porful drama examning evens surrounding he Salem wich huns. Mar. 4, 5, 6 a 8:00 P.M. OlAUGHLN AUDTORUM (S. Mary's). i J Fifeen dorms including Lewis e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e Hall will be made available for use,..., llfiju a by guess of he over 2200 W r graduaes his year. The number of - e guess per graduae is no limied. llancakr dus '. by he Universiy. fj Fr. Griffin o say : FEATURNG...,, : daily Len Masses: LARGE, OVEN-BAKED : Fr. Rober Griffin will be saying : APPLE PANCAKES : Mas daily Moday hrough Friday A REAl TREAT durng Len m he LaForune - - e Ballroom. The Masses will be WE NEVER COMPROMSE WTH QUALTY celebraed each day a 2:5 p.m. e.w beginning oday (which is Ash U.S. 3 (Dixieway Norh) Wednesday). All are welcome o (ACROSS FROM HOLDAY NN) come o he services. Ashes will be e disribued a he Mass oday.,e e e e e N'EWS;'''h8; - j l i DOONESBURY.. AN) 8?/N6HM CTNGS l FR!»f 7HG AfG?CAN P!i()PU. (AN) H BRJNfiS YOU 6RENG5 FROM 7/i /CAN PBPL. ) by Garry Trudeau Y(}(J /fa/)g THATR, R6HT? 7HNKN6 T FUNNY? i!... five day ediors 0 :i-c CD ll Q) (75,866 ), and - Q.!! "" g '8 :::: m!(j) : [ ::::s!lv) 3: i cc \! ( J se SJ::::a::8:w s!!lo.,._., sse smau e o'i ::::::::!:::::::!::::::::::::::: : : ::::::::::::;::;: : : :;.... : : : :;:;:;:;:::::;;;;;}: :=:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::,:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::.:::::::::;:!::::=::::!:;:::::::::::::::::::::;,;:.:::=* ('.

6 l l l 6 he observer Wednesday, March 3, 976 Tax Tips Edior's noe: Tax Tips is a weekly feaure in he Observer as a service o is readers in filling ou heir income ax forms. Quesions may be sen o he Observer, Tax Tips, Box Q,LaForuneSuden Cener. The quesions and answers by Professors Kenneh Milani and James Wien bach of he Accouning Deparmen will be prined in he Observer. Ql. a an accouning major graduaing in May. will be paying a $65 filmg fee o ake he CPA exam. Can deduc his fee as a business expense?.\. No. Professional accrediaion fees paid for such hings as bar exams. accouning cerificaes or medical and denal licenses are no deducible as business expenses. Expenses incurred o mee minimum educaional requiremens in your job are no deducible. However. courses ak_en o maiain or improve skills required in our Job are deducble. provded hey do no mee minimal educaional requiremens, or qualify you for a new rade or business. Therefore. if you ake a CPA review course in he fuure vou may be able o deduc he cos of his course. Q2. have some Series E Savings bonds ha my parens bough for me several years ago. When redeem hese, will have o pay axes on he ineres? A. Yes. f he bonds were bough in your name, all he ineres is axable o you, even if your parens paid for he bonds. Series E?onds ar_e issued a a iscoun (less han face value) and hey ncrease n value dependmg on how long hey are held. The enire mcrease over he amoun paid for he bonds is axable. You may eiher be axed for he enire increase when you redeem he bonds, or pay ax on ha increase which akes place during each year ha you hold he bonds For hall violaions HPC favors appeals board By Ma.Kane Saff Reporer HPC Chairman Elon Johnson proposed having a suden appeals board for sudens who have been hrown off-campus for hall violaion a las nigh's HPC meeing. Johnson said here should be some place sudens could appeal heir recor's decision. Ou going Howard Hall Presiden and SLC represenaive for he HPC Mike Welsh cied in Universiy regulaions ha suden can appeal o he Dean of Sudens any decision made by he recor on hall violaions. Bu Johnson, voicing he opinions of mos members, said he Dean will usually suppor he recor. "The Dean fears he will hur he credibiliy of he recor if he doesn'," said Johnson. Johnson did no hink he board should be lenien o he degree ha all decisions be made in favor of he suden. He said, ''The board has o gain he rus of he recors if i is 'Double N.D.Ciub' revived by Comers was formally announced Wednesday ha he Norh Dakoa Club has been revived. This long awaied move o organize came afer an absence of almos en years ha Nore Dame has no had he "Double N.D. Club" on is roser of organizaions. The newly self-appoined officers are: John Nilles, presiden; Joe "Fargo" Sier, vice presiden; Charlie "Buckwhea" Sevens, secreary-reasurer. The aciviies he group plans o iniiae include selling "Ski Norh C onvenlon coverage limied!lakoa" posers. sponsoring oves and happy hours and possbly organizing car o ranspor he U en d e evson members back o he homeseads o So h B By Jim Hershey Saff Reporer Though local news media will cover Nore Dame's Mock Democraic Naional Convenion, he naional neworks do no plan any coverage. CBS affiliae WSBT-TV plans elevision coverage for each day of he convenion. On he 6 P.M. Eyewiness News hey will recap he evens of he preceding nigh. On he P.M. news hey will cover some of ha nigh's evens. Finally. on Sunday nigh from 6-6:30 P.M. he show "Assignmen 22"' will feaure he highlighs of he convenion. Jack Bowe, WSBT-TV News Direcor, menioned ha he convenion is a good news iem because in he welve Mock Poliical Convenions here, suden dele gaes have chosen he evenual presidenial candidae en imes. WNDU-TV, an affiliae of NBC, will also cover he convenion from beginning o end. Every nigh hey will send ou a cameraman and reporer o cover he press conference on sound film and some of he remaining evens on silen film. WNDU's assignmen edior said ha Wednesday nigh's speech by Democraic Naional Chairman Rober Srauss will occupy a high place in he P.M. news. The Souh Bend Tribune plans o send a reporer o he press conferences and o each of he sessions. None of he major neworks have decided o cover he convenion, alhough CBS has considered covering i. Kae Bernard, he convenion's spokeswoman, explained ha none of he candidaes can afford o appear here because ufhe imporance of he Massachuses and Florida primaries. f hey were able o appear, he naional news media would have probably given he convenion more coverage. Sign-ups for he Pi Club bus People wishing o ake he spring break Pi Club bus have ill Friday o sign up. The bus will leave Friday, March 2, a 4:30 P.M. Sudens can board a eiher he CCE or SMC's Holy Cross Hall. will reurn March 2 a :00 P.M. from he Pisburgh Greyhound Bus Terminal. Round rip ickes cos club members $27 and non-members $30. One way ickes cos $5. For informaion and reservaions call T J a SPECAL SPRNG SALE!Kodak!.NSTAMATC 20 OU'FY' NCLUDES CAMERA, MAGCUBE. MAGCUBE EXTENDER, FLM, WRST STRAP, NSTRUCTONS. SPECAL $24.75 LST $39.95 AULT CAMERA CO. 27 S. MCHGAN SOUTH BEND during breaks. JULO'S now sarring PAN PZZA Phone going o work." He would hen carry his over o Hall J-Boards on he suggesion of he council. "J-boards have o ake on more responsibiliy," he said afer he meeing. Some council members hough here was confusion over where hall violaions ended and universiy violaions begin. One member hough here should be some definie line drawn while anoher hough he recor should have flexibiliy in dealing wih differen siuaions. The council posponed any more discussion o he nex meeing. Johnson also proposed along wih he appeals board a survey on how sudens feel abou he Observer, if is doing is job or no. He also anounced plans for he HPC dinner in April and possibly some informal meeings so members could ge o know each oher?eer. There was also a sugges On made by Johnson in conjuncion wih a dinner held in honor of he Holy Cross Fahers for heir service o he Souh Bend area. He suggesed he halls pay for heir recors and assisan recors dinner o show heir affecion. Earlier in he meeing he HPC heard Social Commissioner Charlie Moran briefly ouline he up coming Dance Marahon which is being held o raise money for he figh agains Muscular Dysrophy. He hoped each hall will sponsor a dance couple (only couples sponsored by an organizaion of some ype could ener). The marahon would be run March 26 hrough 28 in he LaForune Ballroom. Also aending he meeing were wo represenaives from Psychological services. They came o explain o he council he workings of he service and o clear up any misconcepions. "We consider ourselves o be more concerned wih he sudens over all growh and adjusmen raher han wih crisis inervenion," one represenaive saed. He said he didn' wan o have sudens hink "we were a psychiaric ward." Bob Quackenbush, Execuive Co ordinaor for he HPC, announced some up-coming evens for his year's An Tosal. Along wih he Uglies Man on Campus. Mr. Campus. and oher coness, here will be an An Tosal Assassin Service. The service will ake roughly 00 of he highes bids from people who would like he An Tosal Commiee o hrow a whip cream pie in he face of any one he bidder wans. The money raised will go o chariy. W illiarn Saroyan's MY HEART'S N THE HGHlANDS. Wih HEUO OUT THERE as anain raiser. {n mnjundion wih he naional Bicenennial Fesival- "An Alrros Chosen R:!ople") Tuesday, Mard9 a 8:5 P.M. O'l.AUGHLN AUDTORUM S. Ma s ADMSSON FREE- TCKETS Pipes Papers Ec. newsand and general sore ;CH!.r.r-:OOQOCX)OCOC r JUNORS! You are invied o each in he! Freshman Colloquium Teaching he Senior-Freshman Colloquium is a wardinf personal experience and a valuable conribu- ion o life a Nore Dame. Flfeen juniors will be chosen now o each nex year. This is he only ime you may ener he program. f H you are ineresed in eaching, come o a meeing on Wednesday, March 3, a 4:30 in 04 O'Shaughnessy. f FWl infonnaion will be given hen. H you canno make f he meeing, call 742 Thursday, March 4. will NOT f be possible o ener he program afer Thursday. ----,--, f

7 Sae Tourney SMC baskeball eam in finals f...:... l Wednesday, March 3, 976 he observer 7 by PaU Ruo= ed he ine.-e of no only "uden,. gid who vo neve< played ogehe< pre CAN A Saff Reporer faculy and alumni, bu he Chicago before his year. She had never The expression "overwhelming odds" becomes an undersaemen when one considers wha he Sain Mary's baskeball eam has overcome o end up in he Sae Baskeball Tourney his Friday a Terre Haue. f Coach Monica Doyle has any advice for he eam's upcoming sae ourney i's "o keep heir heads ogeher and we can ake hem." "Them" being he hree oher eams compeing: Goshen, who has defeaed hem in he pas; Franklin, whom hey'll play in he firs round; and Marion College from he ndianapolis area. The Sae Tourney operaes as follows: he runner-up of he norhern secor plays he winner of he souhern and vice versa. They play by double eliminaion wih only one eam going o he naionals. The oher eams coninue o play for second, hird and fourh posiions, which means as hings sand now Sain Mary's is fourh in he sae. The eam has praciced in insufficien gym faciliies--picure Regina Norh as a gym--as a new eam wih heir new coach Doyle. Keeping hese facs in mind, he resuls arc ruly asounding. To begin wih, every player on he eam has scored and, more imporanly, has enabled he coach o change saring posiions and players a will. Needless o say his can only be done when a eam plays as a eam. As far as individual scoring goes, four players on he eam have scored 00 poins or more. Leading he regular season scoring is Meg Holland, a freshman from McLean, Virginia wih 43 poins. Holland is followed by junior Cahy Maddox of Wilmee, ll., wih 26 poins, and freshmen Kahleen Cullen from Vicoria, Texas and Marha Kelley from Paleine,.--boh wih 00 poins even. The regular season's overall saisics are also impressive. The eam has wound up wih a 0-3 record in season play and has qualified for he ndiana Sae ourney. Grace College had won and ndiana nsiue of Technology had won during he season. Sain Mary's conquered hese defeas by shellacking Grace 6-38 afer a halfime score of 32-30, and by inching pas ndiana nsiue in a ighly played game in which hey were down a halfime. As for SMC-ND saisics, Sain Mary's defeaed Nore Dame by a wide margin in is firs mach and a no-so-wide margin in he second game All of hese saisics have spark- Tribune, which covered he second coached baskeall alhouh she. 0. SMC-ND game and will be feaur- has "had expenence coachng and A specal program for hose ing an aricle on Sain Mary's being coached." Perhaps more 0 fuure. Recreaion c;ner in an baskball coac?es sould look ino Nore Dame sudens and he r upcomng Sunday edon. enms. Doyle s aude owards As assisan dean of sudens Sevie Wernig poined ou, "They 're doing so well wihou he gym, jus hink of wha hey could do wih i." Credi canno be given o he eam alone. however, as hey'd be he firs o poin ou. Coach Doyle, whose en-year compeiive ennis record seems an unlikely requiremen for a baskeball coach, has done an ousanding iob wih 3 Tom McMahon General Agen Manny Avila Agen ; Karen Wenland Agen... J #,.. f _. '" - \,,,.;),,,.. 'ij; Diane Long Agen he fuure, however, is o "ake r f each game one a a ime" and sees pa ners preparing or marnage... one of he eam's greaes ari- bues in heir "relaxed aiude...,... Sign up in he Campus Minisry "They're ou here o have fun--which is probably he whole Off 03 M } L b philosophy behind i," explains ee n emona rary Doyle. "Losses o Mancheser and 0. Goshen didn' up.e hem because before Spring Break. hey played well. Oher coaches 0 have noiced and complimened Doyle on he eam's behavior...._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._..._'-'-'-''.' f hey should ake i all a he ourney, Sain Mary's would be heading for he naionals in Akron, Ohio. 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8 he observer Wednesday, March 3, 976 ND icers looking for home ice edge by Paul Hess.. ' r i! r -... Tuesday afernoon in upsae ndiana was, in a word, miserable. Typically Souh Bend, o pu i anoher way. Wih he emperaure hovering abou fory degrees and a dreary mis suspending iself above he Nore Dame campus, i was he kind of day ha made one hink a leas wice before geing ou of bed. Beneah he souh dome of he ACC all was quie, as Digger Phelps' roundball crew had been given a rare reprieve following a rying weekend. Over in he norh end, however, i was business as usual as he Fighing rish hockey squad prepared for ye anoher weekend. Coach Lefy Smih's alened young eam is undoubedly very ired of he word "crucial" by now. Bu such is he naure of he WCHA race his year. n a season-long scramble reminiscen of he American League in 967, or he Naional in '64, no one eam of group of eams has esablished iself as elie among he res. Wih wo games remaining for each eam, for example, no one of he league's en schools has been eliminaed from he playoff picure. And he seemingly endless possible combinaions of eams, foes, and sies are enough o befuddle even he mos adep suden of Mah 04. Nore Dame's posiion is paricularly confusing. Wih a wo-game series a Wisconsin beginning Saurday, he rish are currenly ied for fourh place wih Michigan, hree poins behind no. 3 Minnesoa. Fourh place is he spo ha Lefy's roops have coveed all season long, as he op four finishers in he WCHA sandings ge he all-imporan home ice advanage for he playoffs opening round. Considering ha Wisconsin is in las place, "playing mosly for pride" as Lefy pus i, and ha Michigan's final opponen, Michigan Sae, is in second, Nore Dame's chances appear prey good. Bu due o he fac ha he Wolverines oaled more goals han he rish in heir four meeings his year, a ie in he final sandings wih he Wolves would do he rish no good. Of course, hird place is no ou of he quesion, eiher--wo Nore Dame wins coupled wih a pair of Norh Dakoa riumphs over Minnesoa "would be ideal," says Lefy. n ha case (assuming ha Michigan doesn' sweep), Lefy's squad would be a home agains Colorado College, "he mos advanageous siuaion," as Lefy sees i. "We're jus hoping Norh Dakoa plays some inspired hockey his weekend," he amiable rish coach candidly declares. Bu Norh Dakoa's no he only eam ha Lefy's couning on o play ''some inspired hockey his weekend,'' because "everyhing else is academic," as he saying goes, unless he rish win wo a Wisconsin. Only an ac of The rish Eye During he las week of March, Nore Dame will be compeing for he naional championship in Philadelphia. This isn' opimisic speculaion abou he baskeball eam, i is he ruh abou he fencing eam. Yes, while Nore Dame spors fans spend hours puzzling over where he baskeball and hockey eams will go in heir respecive ournamens, and who hey will have o play, few know ha he fencing eam is as good as here. Presenly, he rish hold a 2-0 record. They have compiled a sring of 39 consecuive vicories, an all-ime Nore Dame record. There is no official poll for college fencing eams, bu unofficially, Nore Dame is number one. Coach Mike DeCicco has already noified he officials ha ND will be represened a he ournamen, scheduled for March 26h and 27h a Pennsylvania Universiy. ndeed, seems o be he peak of wha has been a gradual rise in he Nore Dame fencing program. The rish have improved yearly, finishing hird in he naion las season. Coach DeCicco feels ha par of he reason is ha young fencers now realize ha Nore Dame does devoe iself o fencers, ha he spor does exis here. Thus he school is acquiring beer ahlees. " like o hink we've always had a successful program," explains DeCicco. ''The naional championship has always been our ambiion. Bu ever since 970, when we hosed he NCAAs, young men have looked o us as a place o go o school and ge a viable fencing program. When we had he Junior Fencing Championships in 97, all he graded fencers aended. A lo of hem never knew fencing had a good program here. Since hen we've been geing qualiy ahlees." DeCicco, who has been he fencing coach since 960, feels he draw of Nore dame as a school has been imporan oo. "Oher schools can offer a <;ee per fencing radiion," he says, "bu no many can offer so well-rounded an experience." He also credis his assisan coaches, Tim Taylor and Ed DeVivo. Taylor has been assisan now for hree years, and DeVivo. he capain of las year's naional championship eam a NYU and now a law suden, is in his firs year as assisan. "There's no magic formula." assers DeCicco, "he credi has o go o hese coaches, and o he fencers hemselves." Bu fencing has a problem. People don' exacly bea down he doors of he ACC o wach i. boass no Errol Flynns, and hey don' jump off balconies and over sairway banisers. Fencing simply isn' a specaor spor. Can i be? "To make fencing a specaor spor requires educaion," insiss DeCicco. "You have o sar wih a program of educaion and exhibiion, o enlighen people. People can' wach a spor wih enhusiasm unless hey know wha i's all abou, how i's scored, ec. does have exciemen and drama if you undersand how i works. "Also," he coninues, " hink you have o offer a big name. 's good o have an excellen fencer on your eam, people like o wach excellence. We have o develop a kind of supersar qualiy so peopie will ake he ime o come ou and wach i.'' Wheher ha is feasible in he near fuure is unclear. Nex weekend Nore Dame hoss one of he op fencing ournamens of he year, he Grea Lakes Tournamen. Unforunaely, mos of he sudens will be gone on break hen. Even he bes fencing seems doomed o anonymiy. l<eepig he opposing goalie in his posiion his weekend will pu he rish in good posiion for a home-ce playoff spo. (Phoo by Tom Paulius) God--namely, a Sparan sweep of heir home and home encouners wih Michigan (admiedly possible, bu "we can' coun on i," says Lefy)--can give Nore Dame he home ice advanage in he even of a spli. Two vicories, or a leas a win and a ie, are in order if he visiors from du Lac are o open he playoffs a home, and failure o do so has radiionally been he WCHA's answer o hari-kari. The ask is a formidable one for a number of reasons. Firs of all, he rish are playing on he road, and a sweep on foreign ice has been somewha of an anomaly in he league his season. Moreover, hey're playing a Madison, he closes hing in college hockey o UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. Lasly, and perhaps mos imporan of all, hey'll be playing he firs game of he series Saurday nigh wihou he services of heir op wo righ wings, Alex Pirus and Kevin Nugen. Pirus and Nugen were unforunaely infused wih he spiri of he Bengal Bous las Saurday agains Duluh (hough i mus be said in defense of "Pie" ha probably l.ndiana ,94 2.Marquee 2 23-,060 3.Rugers N. Carolina S.Nevada-LV Aiabama UCLA Nore Dame Maryland Washingon Michigan Tennessee 9-S Cincinnai W. Michigan 22-0 S.Missouri S. John's N.C. S l8.florida S l9.texas A&M 2-S Cenenary rish's Go lie in NCAA ourney ic capured he NCAA Regional 9 Championship las Saurday in he NCAA Qualifier held a Cleveland no hockey player ever ried o avoid a figh more han Alex did), and each mus wach he opener of he series from he sands. "Losing Pirus and Nugen isn' going o help us any," Lefy confides. "Sill, our squad has fough agains adversiy all year long," he adds. " hink we are ready for he challenge." Following Sunday's game, he rish will reurn home o regroup, hen begin pracice Monday for he firs round of he playoffs, which begins Wednesday. As o whom hey'll play and where, well... your guess is as good as any. The opening series are wo-game affairs whose winner is deermined by he mos oal goals. n essence, i's a one hundred and weny minue game, wih he second "half" played on Thursday nigh. The secund round of playoffs is slaed for he following Saurday and Sunday, and he wo eams lef advance o Denver and he NCAA Championships. "Tha's six games in nine days for us," Lefy concludes, leaving lile doub ha he wouldn' mind playing a couple more aferwards. Sailing eam opens season The Nore Dame Sailing Team Osh Kosh, Michigan Sae, Wisopens is Spring Semeser of racing consin, Marquee, Purdue, Toledo his weekend on S. Joseph's Lake Lakeland, and ndiana. wih he Nore Dame cebreaker Those members of he Nore Regaa. This is a special novice Dame communiy ineresed in regaa open o firs year collegiae specaing or being inroduced o sailors. This is he only regaa of he club and is members are his ype in he Midwes and serves invied o come o S. Joseph's as an excellen inroducion o Lake his weekend. The racing will compeiive sailing. sar a approximaely 9:30 on This year s regaa looks very Saurday and Sunday. promising wih 2 schools invied. Sailing lessons are available The schools invied are llinois, mos every afernoon a S. los Ohio Sae, owa, Grand Valley, eph's lake for anyone ineresed. 76 Sae. The unbeaen heavyweigh ran his record o 5-0- as he capured he unlimied division v wih hree decisions. Golic, who hails from he Cleveland area, will be he only rish wresler o ravel f h o he N_CAA chmpionships a he 0 e 0 r your c OCe 2 Umversly and 3. of This Arzona will mark on March he sixh. of Senior Fellow ime in he pas seven years ha he only rish represenaive a he Naionals will be in he heavy- weigh division. 'ohn McKay Golic will ge a good warmup for J Bob Keeshan ha even when he ravels o F. Lauderdale, Fla., Friday as a G represenaive of he u.s. eam eraldo Rivera wresling he Russian Naionals. The Russians have been in acion in R k Bl he U.S. for he las week and a OC y elr half. Pa McKillen, who was he UUn ( s 'Tlh excepion o he rule las year,.l.li er.l, ompson having qualified for he Naionals r h a 42. was eliminaed in he S a ng ong a semifinals by he evenual champion. McKillen hen dropped his s B 9 } 30 quarerfinal consolaion bou o be enior ar - : eliminaed from he ournamen. Having won wice on Friday, he 2-2 showing a Cleveland Sae. also Thursday in he dining halls i?wha if Nore Uame had a naional champion, and nobody knew abou.ou McKillen's season a'.b.. an.. a,!!e H!!ddl.. 0:0-2,.:,.30,.J