HPC creates new input committee

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1 Tailgaer~ proceed wihou problem by Audy Segovia Saff Reporer According o Suden Body Presiden Andy McKenna and many paricipaing sudens, he fooball game fesiviies, including keggers and ailgaers, proceeded wih no major alcohol problems. " walked around Green Field before be game," McKenna said. " was a social even, he amosphere was really passive, and everyone was acing in a responsible manner." However,. McKenna poined ou ha some Morrissey sudens did encouner some minor problems. The sudens claim ha Direcor of Securiy Arhur Pears would no allow he beer delivery ruck o unload wo kegs on Green Field. "The ruck was allowed o deposi some kegs a he Law Building, bu we were old ha we had o unload he kegs off campus and bring 1hem on campus in anoher vellicle," he Morrissey sudens s~ed. 'This appeared o be he only inciden ou~ here and seemed o be inconsisen wih he undersanding we hajl wih he Adminisraion," Mdrrlssey Presiden Ken Kadlock Sfid. ' was a social even.. ' According o Kadlock, he Adminisraion saed hey would no give he sudens any problems as long a:s he hall presidens and hose :involved insured ha responsible drinking occurred a he evens. Kadlock emphasized ha no acion has been aken on he sudens and he considers he maer closed. No oher problems were encounered a he various ailgaers and keggers. Among he dorms which sponsored keggers were Planner, Dillon, Keenan, Cavanaugh, and Alumni. n addiion, various alumni associaions sponsored keggers. " have been here all day and have found no problems. Everybody is enjoying hemselves in a very responsible manner," Pangborn suden Kevin Smih noed. "Everyone has been cooperaing fully. The bigges problem so far has been he hea,'' anoher suden observed. Apparenly, no major alcohol problems were encounered in fhe sadium during he game. Me Kenna saed, "As far as we know, no major inciden involving a suden's abuse of alcohol occurred a he fooball game.'' "All he day's aciviies were carried ou really well," McKenna reflec~d. The Observer an independen suden ne"'spaper serving nore dame and s. _!llary's V or: X ll, No. 10 Monday, Sepember 11, 1978 No major problems were encounered a Saurday's pre-game keggers, as his suden will aes. (phoo by Mark Muench). HPC creaes new inpu commiee by Kevin Richardson Saff Reporer ~--~-=~~========= The Hall Presiden's Council (HPC) me las nigh o discuss he evens of he pas weekend and o implemen he compromise regarding suden inpu ino Universiy policy proposed las Thursday nigh. The compromise was drafed by a suden commiee headed by Suden Body Presiden Andy McKenna, and approved by Universiy officials. A commiee consising of Pangborn Presiden Jose Marerro, Grace Presiden Jim O'Hare, Planner Presiden Tom Paese and Dillon Presiden Mary Paulsen was formed o develop a saemen Bruce Springseen and he E. Sree Band performed a superb concer n he ACC Saurday nigh. of purpose and a plan of acion o enhance inpu ino he Universiy policy-making process. Oher members of he commiee include Suden Body Presiden Andy McKenna, Suden Union Direcor Bill Roche, Judicial Coordinaor Jayne Rizzo, HPC Chairman Chuck Delgrande, and a represenaive from THE OBSER VER. Specifically discussed was he alcohol consumpion of he suden body Saurday, wih regard o he direcive issued by Dean of Sudens' James Roemer las week. HPC members concurred ha he suden body had demonsraed "responsible drinking." "We had absoluely no problem" saed Paese. Morrero said n Beiru ha "we ran ou of coke before we ran ou of beer. " Anoher hall presiden noed ha "anyone who drank a lo mus have really paid for i wih he hea. was worse han any punishmen he Universiy could have imposed.'' Anoher hall presiden commened ha " ook a walk hrough he alumni and non-suden areas where drinking was going on and saw a lo more 'irresponsible' drinking going on here han in he suden areas." McKenna said he is considering comparing he amoun of alcoholrelaed refuse colleced in alumni seaing areas of he sadium wih he amoun colleced in suden seaing areas. The hall presidens also discussed wha hey will seek in heir coming meeings wih Universiy officials, in addiion o more suden inpu. "The incredible variance of pary and drinking among he halls" was menioned by one hall presiden as an imporan issue. Anoher HPC member agreed, "The variance in hall policies now prevens 'sociable drinking' from occuring in many dorms and possibly leads o he ype of 'irresponsible drinking' he Universiy is so concerned abou." "n a social siuaion, alcohol doesn' play a firs prioriy. Raher, mos people are worried abou meeing members of he opposie sex and no abou how much hey can drink.'' Morerro [coninued on (N8e 2) Syrians bomb Chrisians BERUT Lebanon (AP)- Syrian gunners rained more han 2,000 rockes on Chrisian neighborhoods in Beiru overnigh, killing hree persons and blasing gaping holes in 300 aparmens Chrisian miliia sources said yeserday. Sixy persons were wounded as rockes and ank fire se 22 buildings ablaze, he sources said. The Chrisians' Voice of Lebanon radio said Syrian gunners opened fire again yeserday afernoon, using heavy arillery and rocke propelled grenades in an hour long barrage ha damaged scores of aparmen houses. "Local residens scrambled a new for sheler in basemens, o avoid his indiscriminae shelling," he radio said. also broadcas "an urgen appeal'' for blood donors a a number of hospials in Eas Beiru, saying. "Every drop of blood you donae can save he life of an injured ciizen." Righis snipers fired hroughou he day a key inersecions in Chrisian areas, impeding civilian raffic, he radio said. Righis Chrisain leaders claimed he Syrian offensive was an aemp o saboage he Mideas peas alks a Camp David. Syria has declared is opposiion o he U.S.-sponsored meeing of Egypian Premier Manachem Begin. The Syrians have no said wha promped he laes fighing. "There is no jusificaion for his escalaion of hosiliies by he Syrians." former Presiden Camille Chamoun said in a saemen broadcas by Voice of Lebanon radio. ''The Syrians are rying o undermine he Camp David summi.'', Phalangis Pary leader Pierre Gemavel, who commands he sronges Chrisia miliia band in Lebanllfi, urged he Camp David conferees o ake up he Lebanese crises as par of any Middle Eas selemen. Yeserday was he fourh day of he laes round of fighing beween Chrsiian Miliiamen and he Syrian forces, who form he bulk of a 30,000 man Arab League peacekeeping army. The Syrians came o Lebanon a he reques of he Chrisian dominaed governmen nearly wo years ago o quell he civil war beween he righiss and an alliance of lefis Moslems and Palesinaian guerillas. The Chrisians are proesing Syria's coninued presence in Lebanon and is effors o disarm he miliias. :rhe Syrians are chafmg over he Chrisians' cooperaion wih srael in souhern Lebanon. sraeli forces, aided by he Chrisians, began a 90-day occupaion of a large secion of he souh on March 15 o ward off Palesinian raids ino srael.

2 2 he ObServer M~o_n _d a-=y~, _S_e_: p _e_m_b_e_r _1_1_, _19_7_8..,...News Briefs,_ ~:::""::::====================================World Ar l{aller_y _firebombed TUUN, aly [AP] A man and wo women, disguised as a monk and nuns, firebombed an ar gallery fauring painings ha deal wih he Holy Shroud and he Kidnap-murder of former Premier Aldo Moro, police said yeserday. Police said he rio slashed several painings and on one depicing he kidnapping Moro pained he slogan, "Bas-a con Moro" - Enough abou Moro - before seing fire o he building. No one has assered responsibiliy for he aack, police said =:=:==================================== Naional ndians proesinl{ ban KLAMATH, Calif The Yurok ndians of he rugged norhwes corner of California are locked in a dispue wih he federal governmen over a wo-week-old ban on salmon fishing hey say is insensiive o heir economic and spiriual needs. Since imposiion of he ban wo weeks ago, several ndians have been arresed, including six who allegedly aacked federal agens wih boa oars. Ohers have been cied for violaing he ban. The ndians demanded ha nerior Secreary Cecil Andrus impose a moraorium on commercial fishing permis up o 200 miles from he river's mouh, order a hal o logging and he use of herbicides in he Klamah waershed, and gran he ndians unfeered fishing righs and allow hem o make and enforce heir own rules. Andrus conceded ha fishing on he reservaion should be conrolled by ndians, bu said hey firs mus agree on a common governing body. Fire rages in Denver DENVER-A fas spreading fores fire raged ou of conrol yeserday hrough more han 1,000 acres of crackling dry imber and brush in he foohills and cany9ons souhwes of Denver. Auhoriies ordered residens o evacuae some of he expensive homes ha do he seep ridges. A one poin, flames were wihin a half of a mile of he SSS millions world headquarers complex of he Johns-Manville Corp. The blaze came a he end of Denver's hoes summer on record, wih 52 days of high emperaures around 90 degrees. Abou a quare\ of an inch of rain has been repored since Aug. 1. Train derails in Ohio Hunger Coaliion plans fass by Mike Shields The Nore Dame-Sain Mary's World Hunger Coaliion (WHC) will begin aking pledges oday for is annual Wednesday nigh fasing program o aid he world hungry, according o WHC Secreary Helen Gallagher. n order "o become more aware of he problems of hunger hrough fasing" and o "enable he dining hall o conribue financially o he hungry," sudens are urged no o ea dinner on Wednesday nighs from Sep. 20 o Dec.20 (wih he excepions of exam weeks,) Gallagher said. Pledges for suden fasers are available in he dining halls. The dining hail will donae 75 cens per person meal o he WHC. "The dining hall is giving he Hunger Coaliion he bes deal possible considering heir overhead cos per meal'' he pledge form reads, adding, "he Hunger Coaliion is very pleased wih he dining hall's cooperaion." Aside from organizing suden fass, he WHC is also fighing world hunger by collecing donaions in fron of he dining halls and by edu.caing he public o he needs of he unforunae, 6allagher noed. "f we are educaeo o _he problems," Gallagher said, "we will ac agains hunger.'' Members of he Coaliion have also aended, hunger seminars and suppored boycos, such as he curren boyco agains Nesle, according o Gallagher. The WHC was successful las year, collecing $15,800 in donaions, according o Nancy Dise, public relaions direcor for he WH C. The following organizaions were he benficiaries: n he Unied Saes: C.R.O.P. [$1000] C.R.O.P. is he communiy hunger appeal of Church World Service. s chief services are disribuion of ools and field and garden seed. According o Farm Journal, "C.R.O.P. has colleced and spen $70 million o help he world's unforunae. The organizaion also has disribued abou $70 million of governmen donaed commodiies." Jusice and Peace Cener [$2550] This Souh Bend organizaion aids wih "small, day o day problems," says Jim Cycon, coordinaor for las year's WHC. These problems include excessive docor and medical bills and legal aid. Overseas: ndian villages [$1550] Financial aid was given o cerain villages in ndia sponsored by Basil O'Leary, assisan professor of Theology. Sana Rosa Proposal [$3000] This is a Chilean day care cener run by C.S.C priess Moher Teresa of Calcua [$1000] Funds were sen o Moher Teresa o aid in her sruggle o feed he hungry in ndia. Choi-Chol Foundaion f$10001 This agency suppors agriculural developmen in Chile. Caholic Relief Services ($1000; This worldwide organizaion disribues food and oher necessiies \ o he needy. "Chrisians Concerned for Chile" ($2000) This church-run agency provides free food for he poor. is one of he few places in Chile where he governmen has allowed more han four people o gaher a one ime. OXF AM-AMERCA [$3000] This agency aids in he "funding of local self-help projecs,'' explained Cycon. Local laborers and maerial are used o help simulae he economy. The WHC is careful in is selecion of agencies which receive financial backing. "We require an iemized lis of expenses," Dise said. "Any agency wih high overhead, such as adminisraive coss, is no accepable." Council organizes commiee [coninued from page 1] said. This saemen brough agreemen from oher HPC members, one of whom saed, "You drink a lo less a a kegger or a pary because you hav o sand in line for a long ime o ge somehing o drink. Also, your aenion is focused on socializing - no drinking." "'s imporan," Morerro said, "ha we show he Adminisraion ha drinking isn' he cenral issue here. We don' wan o be misundersood abou his." MAMSBURG, Ohio- A Conrail freigh rain derailed in a residenial secion of his souhwes Ohio ciy yeserday killing a leas hree persons and injuring a leas seven, officials said. Officials did no immediaely idenify he vicims, bu said wo women and an infan were killed. Auhoriies asked some residens of he area o leave because of fear ha he derailed cars were loaded wih noxious chemicals. Las Warner is dead HOUYWOOD Jack L. Warner, one of he four legendary Warner brohers who pioneered he era of alking moion picures and produced such movie classics as "The Jazz Singer" and "Casablance," is dead a age 66. Sirred by he 1903 release of "The Grea Train Robbery," Warner and hree of his older brohers. Harry, Sam and Alber- all of whom Jack oulived formed Warner Bros. ha year. They scraped ogeher $1,000 bough a projecor, rened a vacan sore in New Casle, Pa., and convered i ino a heaer romanically named "The Bijou." The brohers soon branched ino moion picure producin moving firs o S. Louis and hen o California. n 1927, Warner Bros. produced he firs alking film, "The Jazz Singer" wih A Johson. Weaher Ho and Humid oday and omorrow wih a 40 percen chance of scaered hundershowers oday. Highs boh days in he upper 80s and lower 90s. Lows Monday nigh in he mid o upper 60s wih a 30 percen chance of scaered hundershowers. ~On Campus Today.. 3:30p.m. general off-campus meeing, sponsored by suden governmen off-campus office, all ineresed sudens invied, caron cour, aforune suden cener. 5-6:30 p.m. sign-up shees for fasing passed ou, sponsored by world hunger coaliion, norh and souh dining halls. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.' 7 p.m. midnigh' organizaional meeing, pre-law sociey, pas and prospecive members invied, library audiorium. aciviies nigh, sponsored by freshmen orienaion commiee, all sudens invied, sepan cener. nasa film fesival, seven films on he opic of space exploraion, sponsored by suden union academic commissi<1n, engineering building, nocharge. opening of darby's place, informal midnigh o 4 a.m. coffee shop, basemen of aforune. Now ge he bes Pizza in own delivered righ o your door, : nighly from pm i ~f WDE SCREEN FOOTBALL! 1 : HAPPY HOURS! Mon.-Fri., 5-7pm : Mug of Sroh's or Pabs, jus 25~ 31 N. AT DARDEN RD. NORTH VLLAGE MALL ~vv~~~vv~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~aa~~~~~~~~ *The Observer Nigh Edior: Scoop "Schi zoid" Sullivan Ass. Nigh Edior: Margie "insomnia" Brassii Layou Saff: Mary "H abephrenic" inwood, Ann "amnesia" Tius. Margare "Pyromania" Kruse. Seve "Delusions" Odland Ediorial Layou: Rosemary Mills Spors Layoui: Paul Mullaney, Craig C hval ' Typiss: Kim C9nvey, Mary McCauley, Anne Giere Early Morning Typis: Kaie Brehi/Lisa DiValerio Day Edior: Ann "Clausrophobia" Gales, we hink Copy Reader: Reed "Paranoid" King Ad Layou: God knows Call him Phoographer: Mark "K lep omania" Muench The Observer is published Monday hrough Friday excep during exam and vacaion periods. The Observer s publi$hed by he sudens of Nore Dame and Sain Mary's College. Subscripions may be purchased for $20 per yur (S 10 per semeser) from The Observer, P.O. Sox Q, Nore Dame, ndiana 46SH. Second clan posage paid, Nore Dame, ndiana, The Observer 11 a member of he Anoclaed Preu. 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3 ~ ~ , Overcrowded parking forces suden cars ino D-1 spaces 'by John Mahon Many Souh Quad residens are being forced o park heir cars in he D-1 parking lo, siuaed near Flanner and Grace, because of he early closure of he D-2 lo, locaed behind he Universiy Club. Arhur Pears, direcor of Securiy, said ha he disribuion of parkir.g, sickers was effeced on a firs :orne-firs serve basis. "There are 267 parking spaces in he D-2 lo," he said, "and hey were simply all given ou. There is pleny of room in he D-1 lo, however." Las year, Pears noed, more sickers were given ou for he D-2 _lo han here were parking spaces. "Exras are prined up each year," he said, "o accomodae hose sudens ha change cars in he middle of he year and need a new sicker. Las year all of he exra sickers were given ou before we became aware of i." To make up for las year's over-allocaion he sudens were allowed o overflow ino he C-4 lo. The hours now allowed for suden parking in his lo are'(rom 6 a.m. o 6 p.m. "Up unil now we have been oleran of parking in he C-4 lo," saed Pears, "bu saring Monday we will have o begin enforcing he rules." ''There is pleny of room in he D-1 parking lo," he explained. "Sudens who complain of he long walk here should remember ha residens of Flanner and Grace have an equally long walk whenever hey wan o ge o he Rock.'' "There are jus as many spaces in he los his year. as las. We.J-Board organizes by Mlchale Frailey The Nore Dame Judicial Ceuncil will be emphasizing communicaion and increased suden awarenljlss as i prepares for he upcoming school year, according o Judicial Coordinaor Jayne Rizzo. "The role of he Judicial Cound is o provide assisance o sudens who violae Universiy rules and reguaions," Rizzo noed. "However since we are off he Universiy Judicial Board, sudens no longer have a formal voice in. he judicial process," she explained. "Communicaion beween he sudens, recors, and adminisraors is our only access poin.:' Rizzo revealed some specific plans ha will encourage his communicaion in he upcoming CAP organizes. new direcory school year. "We will soon begin our workshop program for all J- Board Chairmen," she said. "We hope his will give he chairman an idea of he proper way o handle cases wihin he halls." Anoher course of acion cied by he judicial coordinaor is a leer o be sen o all sudens by he end of his week, explaining he judicial process here a ND. According o Rizzo, ''he leer will be very clear and explici in explaining he righs and disciplinary procedures spelled ou in DuLac. "She added ha "i is very imporan ha he sudens realize wha is acually in DuLac." Rizzo also commened briefly on he alcohol direcive issued b~ Dean of Sudens James Roemer. Rizzo explained ha alough she fel ha Roemer was ''very sincere" in liis concern for suden alcohol abuse, "problems arose because of he lack of a formal mechanism for suden impu." She added, "his is a major concern have no decreased he number of spaces availaple o he sudens," Pears said. Pears didn' know if here were more sudens regisered his year han las for on-campus parking. He suspeced, however, ha "from wha have read in he paper here is a housing shorage, and his may be indicaive of an increasing number of cars being brough on campus." Sr. John Miriam Jones, assisan provos,!'aid she was unaware of he problem. She did say, however, "ha any ype of on-campus walking alone a nigh is a problem..f sudens do," in f-ac, have o walk across he campus, hen his will increase he problem." Tricia Gibbons, a. residen of Lyon's Hall, said, "Many people are angry abou his. They jus weren' hinking abou he sudens when hey did his." "'ve had his car here for hree years, and Securiy always old me ha if you lived in Lyons you ~uomaically go righ ino D-2." "Wha's even worse is ha many sudens, like myself, work a nigh. When come back he guard pos is always closed, and he lo iself is really dark." Eric Bloom, a residen of Alumni, said, " feel like a subhuman having o go up o D-1." ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: To Help Us Serve Nore Dame Communiy * of he Judicial Council: srenghen- 1'. Operaion Brainsorm Mardi Gras ing he sudens' voice." The Commiee on Academic Rizzo asks sudens "no o ic Oass Officer Elecions - Co J Se Progress (CAP) is now in he hesiae" in conacing her, Execu- mp 8n rvice process of updaing is member- ive Officers Krisin Quann and )f- Suden Body EJecions ~ lnfonnai"on Holine ship lising. Kevin Mescall, or heir hall J- "1"' Sudens whose address differs Board chairman. The Judicial ~ from he Preliminary Universiy Council offices are locaed on he ~ Direcory lising, or sudens who second floor of LaForune and can Check us ou a Aciviies Nie,Tues. nie a 7:00~ 1 have changed or declared a major be reached by phone a ~~:~~~:~! ~fp 0 ~i~~ ~~s f~::r'!n~~ ***********~- - ~ ~~1f~1{WWWWW~j~:~~-'X****-~ ion. Call 2133 or leave a message "l'. ~\ ~ in 346 O'Shuaghnessy by o- ~ "'( 0~ 1\\. morrow. \ "'P' JNSHP o recrui ~ '{oue ~ new uors ~ \\'\'"~ ~ c.-.- his week. Sign-ups will be "'P' ~.- ~ ~ "'P' Wednesday a he Norh Dining ~ ic Hall, and Thursday a he Sain ~.- ~ Mary's Dining Hall. "'P' "'P' The NSHP conducs uoring ~ ~ The Neighborhood Sudy Help ~ '{ o\.\ ~--0 ~ ~~~c. ~ Program (NSHP) will be recruiing "'P' ~ \ ~ "'P' uors for his semeser a dinner ~ ~ ~ omorrow a he Souh Dining Hall, ~.- o a GOOS E' ableinheafernoonandevening. Transporaion is provided. ' ~TONGHT ""' ~ hroughou Souh Bend for grade "'P' ~ school children. Times are avail- ~ "'P'... 1~fi~~... 4 ~ N 0. ; QUCK-SERVCE ic 0 ne, "'P'. REASONABLE PRCES ~ locaed n Badin basemen ~ No Two ~ open M-F 8-S Saurday 8-2 "'P' "'P' ~~===~~ Bu THREE eigh ounce cans of Bud for.a dollar! ~ OCCO'S ~ Goose's Nes is Saring a Tradiion of Our Own ~ BARBERS ~ ~ ~ promofonal iems will be gfven away. 9 'il midnie ~ hairsyliss ~ wach for more speefals for a happy hour ic 531.N. Michigan ~ call or ~ '±:::::=~2:::-::::=:-::.:::::.49~~-7=:-_::::=:::=:::j:j~********~******************************J 1

4 For he Uninvolved. f you're ired of slnng around your baskeball _game? Wha happens o room, ired of looking a your room- he saeammg, yelling fans wno fill he maes, ired of sudying for lack of sadium o~ fooball Saurdays? Too anyhing beer o do, Aciviies Nigh ofen you Will find hem sleeping in he onigh n Sepan Cener has a library, or a he bars, furfllllng he proposiion for you: Ge involved. ypical suden roles and gnoring heir Aciviies Nigh gahers represena- chance o 51e involved. ives from mos camoys oraanizaions C~llege S no jus for sudying. is and pus hem ogeher for vou o' a 1me o ~ugmen. your exbook mee hem. From 7 p.m. unil ~owledae w1h pracical experience; midnigh, hey will be available o 1me o mee oher people and learn ~nswer your quesions and provide from hem. College S he ime o learn morma1on abou who hey are and hrough involvemen, wha do. More imporanly, hey will So le yourself be proposiioned by r,: Jo persuade you o join hem. he ~d1a, Suden 'Union, service Nore Dame, supposed.ly has he or~an!zaions, geografhic clubs and greaes suden body in he world. a {llc clubs. Ge ou of your rooms,. Bu where does Digger Phelps' sixh r,e aw~y from he books and ge man disappear o wnen here isn' a.;~~}~~! A Acivi~ie~ Nigh you?<wa0#/a<b0ii7mh'ffi&wm/.#ww40w'mamwffiw&mw~4h%w& ~ ::> (J) (/) w z QHAT 15 T. RLEY? SR, JOE THE 7RANER. uan75 7D SEE )(J(J en have o wa1 m line ~mgva4z/kk/w//mffdbw"rffi'jf~.!#f4iffdwm4fwjw#& QHAT A80f/T? /3{)()/; JlJST GOT AJP&!J OUT ON A 8/..NOS~ 8/.0CK. HE LXJKS PRETTY HU<T. ~P.O.BOXQ~ Sudens immaure? Dear Edior: By cracking down on suden drinking on fooball weekends he Universiy has shown- again ~ha hey acually hink of he sudens. Evidenly, we are no maure enou~h ~o violae Universiy rules hy drmkmg on he Green Field and in he sadium. Only alumni are maure enough o do so. would agree wih Dean Roemer h~ alcohol abuse is a problem on h1s campus, jus as i is a problem naionwide. would also agree ha his problem is especially acue on fooball weekends. However, feel ha mos of he drinking on his campus on fooball weekends is done by campus visiors, no by sudens. Las season, as a fooball manager, had o climb ino he sands chasing fooballs on several occasions. When did, drunken specaors usually did heir bes o hinder my effors. Alhough i never happened o me, have heard of managers being physically aacked by inoxicaed fans while chasing fooballs. Despie his alcohol abuse by ad~ls a fooball gall;les, he only acion ha he Universiy plans on aking is o ask hese people o le~ve he sadium. Obviously, his w1ll no be done, as i would enail asking housands of people o leave. H would also involve he risk of offending rich alumni during anoher one of Fr. Hesburgh's grea fun~-raising campaigns. H~wever, smce suden opinion is ummporan here, here is no need o worry abou offending hem. f he Universiy ruly wishes o curb suden drinking, hey have chosen he wrong way o do i. f anyhing, heir measures will be counerproducive. Many sudens will drink jus o defy he rules. Oher sudens will decide ha if hey are going o risk a fine by drinking, hey will make he risk worhwhile by geing smashed. am ired of living wih n ioco pareau, where he people in he Dome deermine wha is bes for me. also dislike he double sandard of enforcing Universiy rules when sudens are involved, bu no when non-sudens are involved. For a school ha consanly preaches abou values and moraliy, his Universiy seems o be sadly lacking in boh deparmens. Pa Toomey, Jr. meal Dear Edior: Today Nore Dame sudens will once again be asked o give up heir Wednesday nigh meal. For hose who have never paricipaed in he fasing program or for hose who do no undersand is purpose, he Wednesday ngh fas is designed boh o increase suden's awareness of world hunger and o provide hem wih an opporuniy o respond o an overwhelming problem. The crippling menal and physical effecs of hunger are an everyday fac for over wo-hirls of he world's.populaion. No only doe.s sa~aon plague developing na!ons, 1. also preys upon our ne1ghbors m Souh Bend, Chicago and hroughou America. Saisics on hunger can be bandied abou for hours, bu he mere fac ha any person is hungry in he face of our overabundance, is ragic. An o~en-heard refrain agains he fasmg program is ha sudens ha sign up do no aend he dining hall bu ea elsewhere. is imporan o realize ha he emphasis of he program is no a financial one. is, however an opporuniy o paricipae in' he smalles of ways in a siuaion ha co.nfrons millions of people every mmue of every day. MarlaGarvy John Dunbar Helen Gallagher One complain Dear Edlor1 Las Sunday nigh, ook par in he loery a LaForune for ickes o he Yes concer. hink ha he loery is a very sensible idea and he organizers of he loery should be praised for heir effors. :. la/hat AM 51/PPOSCD 7lJ fxj /l8()(jt ft? 'T'WE HM N 7HE MP 01 OF A GAME? \ THE fxxjtrjrs CAU6HT N 'TRAFFC. JOE 54Y5 YOU'RE: A l!cen5cp PHYSCAN. ~~~====;:~~~. Ge nvolved! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_; o hn c ale u To~igh a Sepan Cener, represenal.ves. from nearly all suden orgamzaons on campus will be pre~en, seeking new members for her club or spor or group. 1 hough ha wriing his column would be he mos convenien way o ~ll sudens (and freshmen, in ~aricular) wha hink of acivies. 'd like o alk abou a few people whom hink are ousanding mem~ers of his Nore Dame-S. Mary, s Communiy. Firs of all, her~ s Rob W each who sis in he varsiy boa for he Nore Dame ()JJ/T R/6HT. \ SHO/i.O 80/L. 5<J';1E WATeR OR. SOM 7HN&_ SR? \~ *The Observer an indep.enden newspaper serving he nore dame and sain mary's communiy P.O. Box Q Nore Dame, ln. The Observer is published b) sudens of he Universiy of Nore Dame and Sain Mary's College does no necessarily reflec he policies of he adminisraion of eiher insiuion The news S repored as accuraely and objecively as possible Ediorials represen he opin 10n of a majoriy of he Ediorial Board. Commenanes and.leers are he views of heir auhors. Column space S available o all members of he communiy, and he free expression of varying opinions on campus, hrough 1eers, '> encouraged Tony Pace Seve Odland John Calcu Barb Langhenry Rosemary Mills Phil Cackley Jean Powley Ann Gales Mike Lewis Diane Wilson Ray O'Brien Bryan Cruley Doug Chrisian Mardi Nevin John Tucker Bob Rudy Vol. X, No. 10 The one complain ha have con~ern~ he abuse of he loery by a mmony of he sudens. They cracked he loiery sysem! The procedure consiss of aking a number and having ha number c~lled, ~ih he firs numbers p1c~ed bemg he people geing he cho~e seas; and he end numbers EDTORAL BOARD Edior-1n-Ch1ef Managing Edior Execuive Edior Execuive Edior Ediorial Edior Copy Ed1or Sain Mary's Edior News Edior News Edior News Edior Spors Edior Feaurw, Edior Phoo Edior Producion Manager Business Manager Adverising Manager M on day, S e p om b 8 r 11, 1 g 7 8 Ob_iecives announced Dear Edior: The Gay Sudens of Nore gemg he less desirable seas. D~me, now in is sevenh year of The only problem was ha many of ex~se~ce, announced Wednesday he su~ens saw had as many as obje.clves for he upcoming year, f?ur, SX, or even eigh loery ickes. They repeaedly re- Discussed firs a he meeing was he changing of he group's enered he line in order. o ge he exra ickes. name from he Gay Communiy of ND o he Gay Sudens of ND. The One need no be a mah major o change was made o emphasis a figure ou ha sudens wih shif owards a more suden several loery ickes had a beer chance of geing one of heir oriened group. One of he major responsibiliies numbers called and herefore of he organizaion will be o gei~g beer seas for he concer. educaed boh he sudens and. Th1~ was a very frusraing adminisraion abou he differen suahon for me, and ohers like me aspecs of gay life oday. An who had enough inegriy o ake eq.ually imporan goal of he group only one loery icke. will be o provide a relaxed would sugges ha whoever se environmen in which hose who up ~e loery design a sysem ha provdes ONE LOT'ERY TCKET are gay can socialize wih one anoher in an amosphere free of PER PERSON, and herefore pre- condemnaion and disapproval. vens such gross abuse of he GSND also plans o coninue. sysem....,operaio.n of is Gay Holif!e ~ach Name Wihheld Friday and Saurday evening for a Rowing Club. When Rob was a freshman, he waned o. find a spor h.a would ~eep him in shape and sill leave h1m plany of ime o do well in his sudies. He decided o go ou for he Rowing Club. And look where he is now. Nex, 'd like o menion Jean Powley, he S. Mary's Edior of The Observer. When she was a ~reshma~,.jean decided o ge mvolved m JOurnalism; she became a saff reporer for he paper. And look where she is now. Also, le's alk abou Mike Roohan, he Suden Body Vice Presiden a Nore Dame. As a freshman in S. Ed's, Mike go involved in inerha!l ahleics joi~ed he Rugby Club, uored ~h1ldren, and was eleced he hall's reasurer for his sophomore year. And look where he is now. Finally here's Gail Darragh. Her sory is a lile differen. Gail didn_' ge involved in any exracurricular aciviies during her freshman year. She also admied ha she ried o ransfer hree imes during ha same year. don' wan o creae any cause-andeffec relaionship beween no geing involved and waning o ransfer; bu Gail also old me ha when she finally decided o do s.omehing abou hings she didn' hke a S. Mary's,going o college became much more enjoyable for her. Now she's presiden of he Sain Mary's suden body. Each of hese people who are campus leaders had o sar some "':here. Bu 'm no really addressmg. my commens o he people who JUS wan o ge o he head of heir organizaions as a way o add anoher lin.e o heir resumes. Raher, believe ha all of he people have menioned would admi hey've "learned" alo (abou hemselves and oher people) from being involved. n fac, in my opinion, his "exracurricular" learning is more imporan han anyhing you migh learn from a exbook. 'll be he firs o admi ha grades are imporan, and ha academic affairs should never be ~egleced. However. pursuing meress ouside of he classroom should be eq4ally imporan. s.o go over o Sepan Cener omgh, and see wha his Universiy really has o offer: alo of grea people pursuing one hundred and on~.i~eresing, even rewarding, aclves. 'm sure you can make a conribuion somewhere--and maybe even have a good ime in he process. By he way, if you're a Sain Mary's suden who missed aciviies nigh jus call he organizaion represenaive or sop by heir office. They'll be glad o help. number of weekends his semeser. Those ~ersons.ineresed in any furher mformaon should wrie o P.O. Box 206, 'Nore Dame N ~ Name wlheld by reques Observer Policy The Observer encourages commens from s readers; however we ask ha his policy be followed: All leers and columns submied for publicaion mus be yped. Tbe name, address and phone number of he auhor mus be ncluded. Names wul no be wihheld unless suffclen reason s presened for doing so. leers may be mailed o Tbe Observer, P.O. Boll: Q, Nore Dame, ndiana, 46556; or lef a he Observer office, LaForune Suden Cener, dlll'lna buslnes1 houn.

5 M on day,,$, e pa m bar 11, he observer 5 Aciviies Nigh Tonigh a Sepan Cener Edior's Noe: A 7 p.m. onigh, Sepan Cener will become a convenion of suden organizaions where represenaives from each paricular group will be presen o answer your quesions and recrui new members. Presened in his "convenion guide" are descripions provided by he groups (sorry, we didn' receive a descripion from everybody) and a map of Sepan Cener showing where everyone will be. So pull ou his middle secion if you'd like and use i as your guide o involvemen a Nore Dame. (The order in which he descripions have been presened was deermined randomly.) Thanks o Suden Union for collecing he blurbs and defraying he coss. PrE~-law sociey The Nore Dame Pre-Law Sociey is an acive campus organizaion ha affords members he opporuniy o become beer acquained wih legal professions. Gues speakers, newsleers and various aciviies allow sudens o examine career goals while also aiding he individual in he selecion of appropriae law schools or areas of sudy. Membership is open o all Nore Dame and Sain Mary's sudens. Members may sign up a he firs onganizaional meeing a aciviies nigh or anyime during he school year. Pi Sigma Alpha Pi Sigma Alpha (PSA) is a naio1nal poliical science honor sociey. The Nore Dame chaper is a small organizaion devoed o invesigaing issues and sponsoring aciviies ha are of ineres o all governmen majors. PSA offers many benefis o is members: formal and academic aciviies, ranging from' a 'careers nigh' o lecures, and moreinformal social aeiviies, including ge-!ogehers aprofessors' homes, pizia and beer dinners a local resaurans and a ho dog sand during fboball weekends. Paricipaion in he naional organi:l:aion requires he enforcemen of scholasic membership crieria and collecion of an iniiaion fe,e.!engineering magazine Tbe Tech Review is he magazine serving engineering sudens a Nore Dame. Sudens from all colleges are invied o assis in is publicaion. The magazineconains boh ech and non-ech aricles concerning engineering devices a Nore Dame and in indusry. c:elic sociey The Nore Dame/S. Mary's Celic Sociey is an organizaion whose members are ineresed in he music, culure, and people of reland. Through films, speakers. and rish performers a our meeings and paries we develop his ineres and have a good im~ One does no have o be rish o join. Minnesoa club The Minnesoa Club of Nore Dame is comprised of all he Nore Dame and Sain Mary's sudens from Minnesoa. The club provides social and service funcions. Social funcions hroughou he year in :lude ailgaers a home fooball games. paries. <:kaing paries, barbecues, and lailgaers during he summer a he M~nnesoa Kicks soccer game~. Sr. Moria's day school Sisers Maia and Evodine have begun a humaniarian crusade o correc he problems of he underprivileged child by helping hem "cach-up" o heir peers wih respec o educaion. The children have failed in he public school sysem and need some ype of exra help. An imporan par of his process is a personal conac wih someone who will offer special help, guidance, and mos of all, suppor. Voluneers will be asked o help and es he child in reading, mah, and vocabulary skills. VariouscJaJ>Ji rips will be planned o places of ineres such as an airpor or museum. There will also be a chance o become beer acquained wih all he children a special evens' such as Chrismas paries or paricipaing in buying, groceries a he "make-believe" sore. Hall Presiden's Council The Hall Presidens' Council (HPC) is, as described in he HPC consiuion, "... an open, serviceoriened organizapion, independen of all oher Suden Governmen organizaions, wih he purpose of promoing he well-being of he Nore Dame campus communiy and working for he beermen of hall life." ''n keeping wih our purpose we consider i our duy o funcion as: 1) a cener hrough which any organizaion or 'individual wishing o address he Nore Dame campus communiy may channel informaion; 2) a coordinaor of hall social, academic, ahleic or communiy service acivies; and 3) a spokesman for all sudens wih reference o universiy adminisraive policies and regulaions." ''n recognizing ourselves as he mos represenaive body on campus, we feel i is our responsibiliy o make known our concered views on maers concerning hall life and o iniiae appropriae acion in accordance wih hese views." The council, consising of he presidens of all Nore Dame residence halls, mees once a week hroughou he school year. Young Democras The ND-SMC Young Democras were organized o pursue he goals of he Democraic pary, o assis in campaigns for Democraic candidaes, o bring poliically oriened speakers ino he Nore Dame communiy and o offer members of he. Nore Dame communiy he opporuniy o ake par in he poliical process. n he pas hey have campaigned for candidaes running f-qr local and They also prnvic 1 d rec.;ry o all club member~ or d club members sae offices as. well as hose and vf hose.! cars. This running for naional office. Las,faciliaes memk in finding rides Y<'ar s aciviies were highlighed lhorrc for break:, fhe ciub pro by a speech by Bill-Bradley, former..., , vidcs a baggage..,,:k seni<.;e in he New York Knick's sar and candidae forhe U.S. Senae from New fall and spring 'ransporl member ;' gear back a>, fonh o!>chool..krsey. Meeings are held once a There-is no mer; -;hip kc mon-h. ~ ~.,... Big Brohers, Big Sisers Big Brohers/Big Sisers is a naionwide program designed o esablish meaningful one on one relaionships beween responsible volunec:~ and underprivileged children. involves a commimen by a voluneer of ime and friendship wih children, who, for various reasons, are no receiving he usual aenion and guidance wihin heir own family siuaion. BB/BS voluneers range.m ag\: from 18 and beyond while kids go from 6 o 16. A voluneer's commimen involves spending some ime wih heir mach a leas once a week for a leas a year's ime. n mos cases, he relaionship which develops is enjoyable and rewarding for all paries concerned and generally lass well beyond he one year limi. The BB/BS of Nore Dame and S. Mary's is he campus group which coordinaes he BB/BS program on boh campuses. The group provides all expense paid aciviies, ransporaion, and informaion o assis he voluneers in he program. Yearbook The Dome, he universiy yearbook, is run enirely by he sudens wih funding provided hrough uiion. They sar work in he fall and work o abou March 15. The only prerequisie is ineres.. Persons may choose o work wih spors, suden nfe, seniors. evens or organizaions, puing in as much ime as hey desire. The ype of work usually involves wriing copy, designing layous and aking phoos. The Dome office is locaed on he hird floor of LaForune and he pho'ne is Ski eam The Nore Dame Ski Team is a club spor open o all Nore Dame and Sain Mary's sudens. They race primarily in Norhern Michigan agains eams from Michigan, llinois, ndiana, and Ohio in he Midwes Collegiae Ski Associaion (MCSA), of which we are he 1978 defending champions. The bulk of he season begins wih ime rials a a local ski area (near Kalamazoo) he firs Wednesday nigh of he second semeser. The regular season-begins he following weekend wih he firs race, and coninues wih weekend races hrough February. Righ o Ue Nore Dame-Sain Mary's Righ o Life is ineresed in he proecion of he lives of he unborn. This suden group works in four areas: educaion, poliics, publiciy, and liurgics. The group aemps o educae he ND-SMC communiy abou aborion by simulaing heir ineres in aborion and is legal saus. Righ o Life keeps abreas of changes in he poliical scene regarding aborion and makes is views known o poliical leaders. By publicizing Righ o Life aciviies here as well as across he naion, Righ o Life hopes o gain suppor and assisance in is effors o resore he unborn childs righ o live. Righ o Life sponsors special liurgical services offered for he resoraion of he sanciy of life. This year effors will coninue in opposiion o he aborion clinic opened las spring in Souh Bend. Aemps will be made hrough legal channels as well as pickeing. ND-SMC Righ o Life welcomes members concerned abou hose less able o help hemselves--he unborn. ~-----Ji AFROTC While he AFROTC is observed as a formal miliary organizaion, much of he ineracion ha occurs is on an informal basis. Sill sressing, however, he miliary raining ofhe individual, he corps prepares he cade for a producive life in he US Air Force. The corps holds is own ahleic compeiion, social dinners and balls. They also work in close cooperaion wih he Arnold Air Sociey and Angel Fligh. Head Sar Head Sar is a voluneer program ha offers a "head sar" o children 3-6 years old who come from low-income families in he Souh Bend area. Voluneers help he children in ar, reading, and oher aciviies which eiher he eacher of he vol,uneer can plan. Ombudsman Ombudsman--a responsible organizaion ha ges he job done. Some of he hings ha were done las year include: --Compiling and publishing a universiy resource manual (a "Who's Who" of Nore Dame). --Operaing an informaion holine open 74 hours each week. --Providing a complain service recepive o he wans and needs of he Nore Dame-Sain Mary's communiy. --Saffing he bank a Mardi Gras. --Overseeing suden body and class officer elecions. --Conducing "Operaion Brainsorm" (an opporuniy for sudens o conribue ideas for he beermen of he Nore Dame communiy). Ombudsman was quie busy las year, and his year, wih an added emphasis on he complain service, i will be busier han ever. Ombudsman is a responsible, hardworking organizaion ha needs responsible, hardworking people. Judo club "The Nore Dame Judo Club is moving ahead his year and expanding heir course offerings o beer mee he needs and wans of he Nore Dame communiy," Head Coach Cur Hench saed. Three levels of insrucion will be offered. The firs level of insrucion will consis of condiioning and selfdefense echniques alone. The second level, he core of he Judo Club's program, will be an inroducion o all aspecs of judo. The suden will be inroduced o judo h~ows and ma echniques; some of he background and philosophy of judo; and will be involved in some Judo Club aciviies, including: hosing several judo ournamens and operaing a concession sand a one of he home fooball games. The hird level is for he avid judo compeior. Emphasis will be on condiioning and ournamen echniques. Beginners are welcome. Conac Cur Hench a 8721 afer 6:30p.m. for more informaion. Volleyball_ club Men's Volleyball Club is a new organizaion which will allow for a regular schedule of play wih clubs in he Souh Bend area. Tournamens are held on weekends wihin driving disance. There are eam enrance fees o paricipae in he area ournamens. n addiion, cour ime will be scheduled for pracice in he Rock and he Angela Faciliy. The organizaion is an effor o allow men a Nore Dame he firs chance o play organized volleybali and will hopefullv develop ino a growing <;por a NO hrough he near fuure Business associaion The nernaional Associaion of Business and Economics Sudens (AESEL) is a dynamic organizaion which operaes an inernaional exchange of inernships in 56 counries worldwide. Through his exchange of sudens who paricipae in inernships a he managemen level in a foreign counry, AESEC seeks o aid in he social and economic developmen of he world, and o promoe inernaional undersanding and cooperaion. To he suden, AESEC is a challenge o develop his or her leadership and managemen skills, boh hrough paricipaion in an inernship overseas, and in he operaion of he local commiee here on campus. Through AESEC he suden can paricipae in he business world, develop high level conacs, ravel o regional and naional AESEC conferences, and mee op sudens from campuses across he counry. AESEC wans sudens who are ineresed in heir careers, who will ake he iniiaive and challenge hemselves. Logan Council The Council for he Rearded (Logan) is now celebraing is enh year working wih he menally handicapped children and aduls of he Souh Bend communiy. Voluneers help he kids enjoy and develop skills in aciviies such as swimming, ars and crafs, basjeball, music and sofball. The core of he Council lies in he Saurday recreaion period, which runs from 9 o 11:30 a.m., beginning Sep. 16. Many opporuniies for voluneering are also available during he week. Engineer sociey The Suden Chaper of he American Sociey of Civil Engineers provides opporuniies for ineracion wih professors, fellow sudens, and professional engineers brough in from all over he world and. makes ASCE membership a mus for he serious prospecive engineer. Weekly aciviies range from career planning nighs o canoe races--plus a healhy dab of parying. Markeing club The Nore Dame Markeing Club is an organizaion designed o bring ogeher ineresed faculy, sudens, and business persons in an informal amosphere. Among he club's major aciviies are he Paul. D. Gilber Lecure Series; several smokers each semeser; one field rip per semeser; and paricipaion in he Michiana Area Markeing Day. Dues are $5.00 per year and enile members--who need no be markeing majors--o all he benefis and privil~ges of he club. neresed sudens should sign up a Aciviies Nigh or a he club's picnic Sepember 16, or conac one of he officers: Presiden Rick LaBelle, Vice-Presiden Brian Ward, Treasurer Mary L. Shukis, and Secreary Ron Tucker. Rowing club The Nore Dame Rowing Club is a co-ed sporing aciviy which is adminisered enirely by sudens. Oherwise known as he Nore Dame Crew, he club fields men's and women's varsiy, junior varsiy, and novice crews. The novice crews consis of hose persons who have never rowed before. The crew compees inercollegiaely and ravels o major regaas in Madison, Boson, and Philadelphia. J!J!'-''il!l!!lll,l!~~- e':t;~ 1 ~- >'.c.ll.>lihii'/11 o:,~. W (l(j 7~ :l

6 6 he observer l Monday, S111mber 11, 1978 Aciviies nigh Radio aub The Nore Dame Amaeur Radio Communicaions Club is an organizaion of sudens ineresed in amaeur "Ham" radio communicaions and/or elecronics. The club owns and operaes an amaeur radio saion for he use of is members. Licensing classes and ransmiing equipmen are available o ineresed sudens, as well as an opporuniy o make friends wih some of he oher radio and elecronics nus on campus. Among some of he club's aciviies are radio communicaion, conesing, radio and elecronics work and licensing classes. Anyone ineresed in radio or elecronics may join, and he club offers a program which oriens iself o all levels of ineres, including he beginner. College Republicans The Nore Dame College Republicans are a group of sudens who idenify wih he Republican Pary and seck consrucive involvemen in he poliical process. Through heir aciviies hey srive o simulae ineres and encourage paricipaion in he numerous campaign evens a all levels of governmen. They also invie speakers, publish a monhly newsleer and hold issue debaes and raining seminars in grassroos organizaion. They balance heir year round schedule wih communiy service projecs and social gaherings. LaCrosse Oub The Nore Dame LaCrosse Oub is he LaCrosse eam ha represens he Universiy in Midwes LaCrosse compeiion. The eam is a member of he Midwes LaCrosse Club Associaion and is schedule includes eams from Michigan, Michigan Sae, Purdue, Chigago, Bowling Green and Ohio Sae. The eam plays boh club and varsiy eams. The club has an A and B eam, each having heir own schedules of 14 and 7 games. While many of he players have had experience playing LaCrosse in high school, he majoriy of he eam members learned o play a Nore Dame. As a club, he eam is always looking for new members and hoss a clinic each fall o insruc iner esed sudens on he basics of he game. Karae Oub The N.D. Karae Club is a suden run organizaion wih he purpose of eaching pracical selfdefense echniques along wih marial ars raining, for beginners o advanced sudens. The club has a sixh degree black-bel maser insrudor as well as several suden black-bel insrucors. The major emphasis of he raining program is given o hose who have had lile or no selfdefense raining, however for he more advanced suden here is an inercollegiae fighing eam available. neresed sudens should visi he club's booh onigh a Aciviies Nigh. Angel Fligh Hisorical Sociey The Nore Dame Hisorical Sociey is a group of sudens and faculy who are ineresed in hisory. The purpose of he club is o promoe a sense of solidariy beween he sudens and he faculy. Meeings will consis of informal alks and discussion, films andsocial funcions. Chemical engineers club The Suden Chaper of he American nsiue of Chemical Engineers (AChE) is an organizaion formed o promoe he professional developmen of Nore Dame's chemical engineering majors. Acive paricipaion in AChE will complemen he suden's academic raining for a professional career in chemical engineering by providing opporuniies for conac wih indusry and fellow AChE members. AChE aciviies include presenaions by speakers from indusry, field rips o view he operaions of indusrial plans and laboraories and also opporuniies o inerac wih faculy and fellow classmaes on an informal, social level. CLA The Communiy for he nernaional Lay Aposolae (CLA) offers is members a combinaion of Souh Bend communiy service work, educaion in jusice and Third World concerns, and a challenge for coninual Chrisian growh. 1 Summer projecs provide an opporuniy for in-deph experience in areas such as Appalachia, New Orleans, Tucson, and Salillo, Mexico. Wih approximaely 75 suden and faculy members, CLA masses, rereas, social evens, and newsleers unify he organizaion creaing an amosphere of muual challenge and friendship. Women's rack, cross counry The Nore Dame Women's Track/ Cross Counry Team is a club spor and is members compee in inercollegiae cross counry in he fall and rack in he spring. All undergraduae women are welcome o join. Mos mees are on weekends and hey are almos exclusively "away" a colleges and universiies hroughou ndiana, Michigan, and Ohio. For informaion, conac Helen Weber or Kahy McCann. Managemen club The Nore Dame Managemen Club serves wo funcions. Primarily, he club is a vehicle by which business majors mee and inerac wih he business faculy ouside of he classroom. This is accomplished by keggers, smokers, and picnics. Secondly, he club offers sudens he chance o inerac wih prominen businessmen by way of field rips and gues speakers. The club is open o all business majors and hose ineresed in managemen. Angel Fligh is a campuscommuniy service organizaion, sponsored by he Air Force ROTC, bu no exclusively composed of cades. Angel Fligh is co-ed and works wih he Corvilla Home for he Rearded and for various Souh Bend Communiy organizaions, such as: Drive for Muscular Dysrophy, American Cancer Sociey, American Hear Fund and ohers. Social aciviies are also included in he Angel Fligh program, ranging from a spaghei dinner o pre-game smokers o differen counries. Bi-Area and Naional Conclaves. Anyone ineresed may conac Mary Melly, 234 Lewis. nernaional sudens~ club The nernaional Suden Organizaion is composed of approximaely 400 sudens from over 68 They hos culural and social aciviies, and invie any Nore Dame or Sain Mary's suden o join. Black Culural Ars Cener The Black Culural Ars Cener (BCAC) is he black suden organizaion on campus devoed o assising all minoriy sudens deal wih he changes ha occur in he ransiion o college life. n addiion o consan surveillance of minoriy saus on all levels and he quesion of human righs, he BCAC srives o aid he academic, communal and personal growh of is members. The Cener, locaed on he second floor of LaForune Suden Cener is open o all sudens. is inended o provide sudens wih a convenien area for sudy, an informal meeing place for culural ~exchange and a gahering place for relaxaion and good company. Neighborhood Sudy Help The Neighborhood Sudy Help Program (NSHP) is involved wih uoring he school children of Souh Bend, primarily hose in he elemenary grades. NHSP is he larges voluneer service organizaion on campus, wih abou 300 Nore Dame and S. Mary's sudens working as uors in 17 schools and neighborhood ceners hroughou he Souh Bend area. There are a variey of imes available for anyone inersedl in being a uor: from a single class period wice a week o wo hours in he lae afernoon or early evening once a week. All ransporaion is provided by he program. No previous uoring experience is necessary. Chess Oub The purpose of he Nore Dame Chess Club is o develop and encourage chess aciviy among he members of he Nore Dame communiy. The club mees beginning a p.m. in he cardroom adjoining he Rahskellar in LaForune Suden Cener. Cerain club members will offer insrucion and advice regarding chess sraegy and acics. Oher aciviies will include a club ournamen, speed chess, chess book reviews, and possibly a rip o he nercollegiae Chess Championship. RugbyOub Nore Dame Rugby was esablished in he fall of aub presiden Mike Roohan saes ha wha began "as a bunch of inexperienced- rookies has evolved ino a group of precision rugby players who face only he oughes eams and paricipae in he mos compeiive ournamens.'' This year he club will face eams in he Midwes Rugby Union, and is also planning a spring rip o reland. No experience is necessary o become a member. Pracices are held a 4:15 every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday behind Sepan Cener. aeveland aub The firs sign-up for all hose sudens ineresed in aending he Nore Dame-Navy fooball game in Cleveland on November 4 will be held a he aeveland Club booh during Aciviies Nigh in Sepan Cener his evening. f sudens are unable o aend Aciviies Nigh here will be a second sign-up on Sepember 18. Also, sudens may call Chris 1798, Cindy 1363, Dave 1553 or Robera o make icke reservaions. Chi Eosilon Chi Epsilon is a naional honor sociey for Civil Engineering sudens. The Nore Dame Chaper of Chi Epsilon is mainained primarily o recognize he achievemens of ousanding Civil Engineering sudens, bu he ~ociey also provides various services o he C.E. deparmen and he College of Engineering. The Observer The Observer is an independen suden newspapaer pqblished Monday hrough Friday by he sudens of Nore Dame and Sain Mary's. All ediorial, managemen, reporer and saff posiions are filled by sudens. There are openings for wriers in he news, feaures and spors deparmens; phoographers; persons ineresed in lay-ou and design; ypiss; and ad salesmen. The saff operaes ou of he hird floor of LaForune. No experience is necessary for any area. nernaional Leadership nsiue The nernaional Suden Leadership nsiue is desie:ned o develop an undersanding of basic leadership and communicaion skills hrough carefully srucured experiences. The small group process is used o experience self-knowledge, growh, awareness and percepion of self, ohers, and siuaions, self-confidence, accepance, posiive hinking, and he power of suppor. College sudens are rained o serve as faciliaors of small groups consising mainly of high school sudens., ' AVDD \ A VDD is a sincere effor o offe~ helpful assisance o he Norhern ndiana Sae Hospial saff in heir herapuic duies wih he developmenally handicapped children who are paiens here. The group members voluneer a hours ha are convenien o hem. The voluneers ac as assisans o he herapiss and are involved eiher in physical conac wih paiens or may offer verbal insrucion depending on he prpgram. Programs include: physical herapy, speech herapy, and recreaion herapy.! Chapel Choir 1 Nore Dame Chapel Choir is a 60-voice mixed ensemble which assiss a all major campus liurgies. The major responsibiliies of he choir are singing a he Sunday 10:30 a.m. Mass and 7:15 p.m. vespers service in Sacred Hear church. Rehearsals are a 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. Sunday. Suden Kiwanis Circle K is a communiy service organizaion ha is direcly affiliaed wih Kiwanis nernaional. The Nore Dame club is a growing club of individuals who wholehearedly believe in consrucive fun. Las year's aciviies ranged from swimahons o convenions and aking underprivileged kids o he dunes o visiing oher colleges around he sae o discuss oday's problems. Business Sudens' League The Nore Dame league of business sudens is an organizaion ha aemps o prepare oday's black sudens for heir fuure enrance o he world of business and o keep hem informed on is curren developmens. Each year, forums, field rips, and various programs are presened in order for black sudens in he School of Business Adminisraion o mee and become acquained wih people from various areas of he business world. This allows hem o acquire vial knowledge and informaion abou wha's happening wih respec o heir paricular major, wheher i be Accouning, Finance, Managemen, or Markeing. Suden Union Suden Union is he service and social provider on campus, operaing independenly of suden governmen. Aciviies and services sponsored by he Union include a plan sale, movies, Homecoming, he Sophomore Lierary Fesival, lecures, concers, Welcome Week, paries, dance and drama evens, he Collegiae Jazz Fesival, free oudoor concers, he Midwes Blues Fesival and he Suden Players. The various commissions open o new members include he social, service, culural ars, and academic commissions. Women Engineers' Sociey The Sociey of Women Engineers (SWE) is an organizaion offering exposure o he opporuniies and problems odays woman encouners when enering his radiionally male profession. SWE sponsors a variey of aciviies, including brunches, wine and cheese paries, speakers, and an annual banque, in addiion o regular meeings, which enable members o mee wih sudens and professors of all he engineering fields. The Nore Dame chaper, which acquired is naional charer only a year ago, boass a growing membership which includes some Sain Mary's sudens and also some male Nore Dame sudens. Marahon Sociey The purpose of he Nore Dame Marahon Sociey is o promoe recreaional running among sudens, faculy, and saff a he Universiy. / The group will mee a he seps of he Admnisraion Building on Wednesdays a approximaely 4:30 p.m. Paricipans may run a whaever disance and pace hey wish. Organized races o be held a SMC are presenly under consideraion. Gymnasics Oub The purpose of he Gymnasics Club is o giveineresed male and female sudens an opporuniy o develop heir gymnasics skills. Training sars a he beginning of he year. As a new, young eam, we compeed for he firs ime las year. We have se up a mee scheduled for nex season. All sudens who enjoy he spor of gymnasics are invied o join. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraerniy. On he Nore Dame campus, i funcions as a club composed of men and women. Aciviies include voluneer work on he ND campus and in he Souh Bend area, fund drives for various chariies, he campus blood drive during he year and he Ugly Man Cones in he Spring. Freshmen men and women are able o assume an acive role from he beginni~g. Arnold Air Sociey The Arnold Air Sociey is an exracurricular aciviy wihin Air Force ROTC. is a social/service organizaion whcse aciviies include projecs for ;ne communiy of Souh Bend, he : niversiy, and he ROTC Deachn ~n. This year's major aciviy will he he sponsoring of he Annual Bi-Area Conclave in February for schools from he midwes and easern saes. The organizaion is open o all ineresed Air Force ROT( Cades.

7 -----~ M ondly, Slpem ber 11, 1978 _ he observer 7 jaciviies Nigh WSND < ~ - 8. a. j c 3 i Cil (11 ""'-~ (..,) '() 1. nformaion 2. Suden Union 3. Suden Union 4. Suden Gov. S.Aorida Club 6. Rowing club 7. Rugby Club 8. Gymnasics 9. Mens Volleyball 10. Wresling Sas 11. Head Sar 12. Ski Team 13. Karae Club 14. Marahon Sociey 15. Judo Club 16. Women's Ahleics 17. Cleveland Club 18. Science Quarerly 19. Tech Review 20. Scholasic 21. Dome 22. Observer 23. Knighs of Columbus 24. Ombudsman 25. Logan Cener/Council for he Rearded 26. CLA 27. Voluneer Campus Tour Guide 28. Alpha Phi Omega 29. Sailing Team 30. Neighborhood Sudy Help 31. Hunger Coaliion 32. Circle K 33. Big Broher/Big Siser 34. MANASA 35. Holine \. 36. Angel Air Fligh 37. Celic Sociey 38. Amnesy nernaional 39. Sr. Maria's 40. Charismaic Renewal 41. German Club 42. Fellowship of Chrisian Ahlees 43. Chemical Sociey 44. nernaional Suden Leadership nsiue 45. Markeing Club 46. Phoo Club 47. Biology Club 48. Amerasea Alliance 49. Sociey of Women Engineers SO. College Republicans 51. American Sociey of MechanicalEngineers 52. ASEC Hisorical Sociey 54. Campus Crusade for Chris 55. Pre-Law Sociey 56. Debae Council 57. Pep Rally Commiee 58. Paddlefish Club 59. Chess Club 60. nernaional Sudens' Organizaion 61. Righ o Life 62. Elderly Emergency Relief 63. Suden Gov. Recycling 64. ND-SMC Theare 65. LAPEL 66. Heahwinn Hospial 67. Volunary Acion Cener 68. Girl Scous 69. S. Joseph Couny Blood Pressure Clinic 70. American Cancer Sociey 71. REAL Services 72. Navarre School of Chinese Fighing Sysem 73. Renew nc. 74. Fun&Learn Cener 75. Kidney Foundaion 76. Nursing Home Visiaion 77. nprg 78. Urban Plunge 79. Teacher Educaion Forum 80. Conven Voluneers 81. Upward BOund 81. Upward Bound 82. Caholic Assn. of Suden Councils 83. Young Democras 84. S.N.E.A. 85. Sain Mary's College Choirs ~ Ener Here The Observe is seeking a few good people o do jus abou anyhing! f ineresed, b. b h sop y oo 22. Layou ana design: Debbie Dahrling ~hn Colcu ~-.:::.: ><.: ~}:

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9 D;JD Davina spoke Friday nigh a he Pap Rally n Sepan Cnner, bu o no avail. [Phoo by Mark Muench. Mondly, hpe llr 11, 1171 he observer 9 Summi alks move slowly GETYSBURG, Pa. [AP] sraeli Prime Miniser Menachem Begin said yeserday he Mideas summi is "going well" bu oher sources were more cauious in heir assessmens. "We need anoher wo or hree days o crysallize hings," Ezer Weizman, he sraeli defense miniser, commened as Carer led Begin and Egypian Presiden Anwar Sada on a our of he Civil War halefield here. Sources close o he Egypian delegaion said he summi, now in is fifh day, was moving slow.ly and ha here was no breakhrough so far. Begin made his opimisic commen as Carer joked briefly wih reporers a a monumen o Confederae soldiers who suffered a decisive seback a Geysburg in he Civil War. Asked how he alks were going, he prime miniser replied: "You can see hey are going well." He seemed o be referring o he eviden rappor beween he pari dpans raher han o he Arab sraeli dispue iself. SU sponsors program Wih he alks in emporary recess he hree heads of sae, raveling ogeher in Carer's bulle-proof limousine, drove from A major wo-day symposium on he direcion of America's space exploraion will begin onigh a 7 p.m. wih a NASA film fesival in he. Engineering Building. Sponsored by he Suden Unior Academic Commission, he programs are open o he public wihou charge. Asronau Don L. Lind and UFO exper Clark C. McClelland, former direcor of he Commiee on Aerial Phenomena, will be speakers. Displays in he Memorial Library oncourse will include a 159-gram lunar sample, believed o be 3.3 billion years old, an American flag from he Apollo 15 mission, a NASA diorama, a model of he newly developed space shule, and various spave arifacs. A ses organizaion for year The Nore Dame Chaper of Amn ~sy nernaional (A), he inernaional human righs organizaion which was awarded he 1977 Nobel Peace Prize, is now organizing for he school year and is looking for new members. Amnesy works on behalf of prisoners of conscience hroughou he world as a non-parisan humaniarian organizaion. A helps by he leerwriing of is over 100,000 members worldwide. Since is formaion in 1961 AL has helped secure he release of more han 13,000 prisoners of conscience. A has been accorded consulaive saus wih he Unied Naions, he Organizaion of American Saes, he Council of Europe and he Organizaion of African Uniy. Since 1977, when i was founded, he ND chaper (USA Group 43), has worked on a number of A campaigns for he release of prisoners of conscience and he aboliion of orure. Group 43 has had a number of succe:sses: in May of 1977 Apolonia Buenavenura, for whom his.group was working, was released from a Philippiio prison. More recenly, Michael Moyo, a Rhodesian prisoner, was released afer inensive leer-wriing by he ND group in April of For hose ineresed in finding ou more abou Amnesy nernaional and he work of he ND Chaper, he group will be represened a Aciviies Nigh his evening, and he firs monhly meeing will be held Thursday a 6:30 p.m. in he Ballroom of Laforune. Camp David, Md., o visi he Seven films, including many balefield where Carer's naive award winners will open he souh ook a errible drubbing. symposium. They.are "Friendship The Georgian, showing his 7," a documenary of John Glenn's guess a monumen o he souhern earh orbi in 1962; "The Time of roops who were overwhelmed, Apollo," racing his mission from said hey. could have won, "wih Presiden Kennedy's promise o anks." he moon landing; "Five Minues Carer, wearing a gray spors To Live," deailing he advanced jacke, showed Begin and Sada emergency care sysem; and "Uni- several of he high spos of he 1863 verse," expolring he exremes of campaign in which Souhern forces size and ime. The films also led by Gen. Rober E. Lee were include "The Eagle Has Landed," repulsed wih heavy casualies in he hisoric drama of Armsrong's heir second and las effor o moon landing; "Space Shule," a invade he Norh. descripion of he curren program ''They could have used Presiden and prospecs for fuure progress, Sada, Moseh dayan and Ezer and "Who's Ou There?" he Weizman," he presiden quipped Orson Welles-narraed film o reporers railing behind. Dayan, invesigaing life beyond earh and he sraeli foreign miniser, and man's aemps o conac i. Weizman, he defense miniser, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, f Tickes on Sale for Junior Class : MichigaQ Sae Trip Junior office in basemen of Laforune * limi one per Junior * ncludes ailgaer Bring D's * wih bus ransporaion and Weizman, he defense mini se, are boh former generals and heroes of sraeli wars wih Arab neighbors. The sighseeing, which Whie House press secreary Jody Powell said was promped by Prime Miniser Begin's ineres in he Civil War, exended he weekend slowdown in Mideas summiry. The only session of noe was held Saurday, beween Weizman and Presiden Sada. The wo are repored o have exablished a personal reppor and W eizman was ofen a Sada's side as hey examined he monumens and cannons on he balefield. Reporers were kep fro enough away from he summi principals o mainain he Carer-imposed secrecy ha has marked he five-dayold conference a he presidenial rerea. "We're going smarly, don' you hink?" Weizman said, sidesepping quesions from a sraining press corps. "How are you doing," a reporer persised. "We are doing," he defense miniser responded crypically. Sada wore a camel-colored spor jacke and black urleneck sweaer and Begin a somber gray business sui as Carer led hem o hisoric sies, including he poin where Presiden Abraham Lincoln in 1863 delivered he Geysburg Address. Begin slowly read he speach inscribed a he cemeery where housands of Union dead were buried. The hree leaders raveled here ogeher in Carer's bulleproof black limousine as par of a moorcade of some wo dozen cars, buses, and saion wagons packed wih Secre Service agens. Park visiors and oher Sunday ouriss were kep a a safe disance. Rober Prosperi, a park hisorian, filled in he deails for he presiden. Also on he rip were he presiden's wife Rosalynn, daugh er Amy, Mrs. Begin, Dayan, Weizman, Egypian Ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal and lower level members of he hree summi delegaions. The skies were overcas and he air cool. Begin wore a cardigan sweaer under his suicoa. He placed a grandfaherly arm on Amy's shoulder as Carer and Sada poked around a Confederae cannon. Regiser oday! Voer regisraion for he November general elecion will be held a dinner oday hrough Wednesday a boh dining halls. Voers may also regiser omorrow a lunchime in he _Souh Dining Hall. Off-campus voers may regiser laer in he week a LaForune. Times will be announced , RVER CTY RECORDS Souh Bend's larges Record & -Tape Selecion & Concer Ticke Headquarers $1.00 OFF! COUPON Pary Down! E\E~ ~lg'-'to:llie\veek.! * ~~5 ~.c. ~S ~ SOO ~ fhze ~No c.o.e- v Spec. a\ D;af 6eer Price5 8-\\ p.m.~ Gl'f Clrli"f\c.a\es ~ 3 \Mnn\nJ Co.l?\es Tuesday & Tl.lrsday M\~ gm\rq\e. Mwed~~~25~ 8-\\ p.m.

10 OL...uh!.3er...310ubi -'SE.eK..L.rv.ll.-'e-..r.:_M_o_n_d...:.Y...:... _s-'e p'---a m ber 11, 191 s Congress o decide size. of income ax reducion WASHNGTON [AP]--Congress will decid<: his week how big a reducion in income axes i w:hs o voe his year for individual! and businesses. Lawmakers will require anoher monh o work ou deails of he ax rpducion. Bu budge-wriers will ry o decide Monday or Tuesday wheher he ax cu should be held o o $16.3 billion favored by he House, he $19.4 billion recommended by he Senae, or somewhere in beween. House leaders generally favor he lower figure for fear ha a ax cu ha is eo large would worsen inflaion. Bu here is srong senimen in he Senae for a bigger ax reducion in an effor o keep he economy growing. Meanwhile, he Senae begins is long-awaied debae Monday on a compromise naural gas bill ha has been 16 monhs in preparaion. The bill, a par of Carer's energy plan, would end federal price conrols over newly discovered naural gas by 1985 and gradually raise he price of oher gas. An esimaed 30 senaors say hey are undecided on he measure, which is under aack from consumer groups as oo cosly and from producers as resuling in oo much governmen regulaion. Wha could be he criical voe on he compromise is likely Wednes day or Thursday. Sen. Howard Mezenbaum, D-Ohio, will aemp o have he bill sen back o he conference commiee which wroe i. Tha probably would kill he bill for he year. Senae Majoriy Leader Rober Byrd conceded yeserday ha supporers of he bill do no ye have he voes needed o save i, bu repeaed his asserion ha he is "increasingly opimisic ha he voes will be here when he roll is called." He made he commens on he ABC inerview program "ssues and Answers." A House voe is likely Monday on. Carer's proposal o sheamline he civil service sysem, which already has passed he Senae. Laer in he week, House members will decide wheher o rim he Comprehensive Employmen and Training Ac, he main federal job-creaion program. The House assassinaions commiee will hear a repor Monday on acousics ess carried ou recenly in Dallas in an effor o deermine how many shos were fired when Presiden John F. Kennedy was killed. T~ Warren Commission said i is mos likely ha hree shos were fired. Some persons who suspec a conspiracy in he assassinaion claim four shos were fired. Suden Union insalls copier The Suden Union Services Commission has insalled a copier in he main lobby of LaForune. for he convenience of sudens. The cos is 5 cens per copy. 0-C sudens o mee oday A general meeing for off-campus sudens will be held oday a 3:30 pm. in he Caron Cour of LaForune. The purpose of he meeing will be o inform sudens ha an Off-Campus Office exiss in Suden Governmen, o ouline he currenobjecives of he Off-Campus Coordinaor, and o solici suggesions and ideas for off-campus concerns. A[L MAJOR SPORTS ON 7FT T.V. SHAKEY'S FAMOUS 5-7:30 Pizza-Chicken -Spaghei-Salad All You Can Ea SUPER SUPPER MON - TUES - WED Engineering and Archiecure Sudens - f you ar~ ineresed in serving as he College of Engineering Suden Represenaive on he Universiy Academic Council A\\-U\e Rcd<'n 1 '''RP \ ~ou avl mgeo \ L\ \\. K\.). ~\c. D\.~c..o.o,. u~.3\, ore rr\\ \e rof'n a~~ ~\\Y\e. Mu~-T 'e.. \~ c{ O~f b Micha"el Molinelli 1HfSE ARE SSEN77ALS. 11lls GZM0[)() 5 OVER ~JX1EEN HANDY KTCH }/ FUNCTJ()NS- 1HS CoHBJAT16N DOUBJ..ES/J/L 8 ANTJ MENU P1AJN R SU commission organizes There will be an organizaional meeing omorrow a 7 p.m. for hose ineresed in workin8 on he Suden Union Social Commission. The meeing will be in he Social Commission office on he second floor of LaForune. People are needed o organize and publicize upcoming suden social evens. Workers are also needed for he Nazz. No experience is necessary. For furher informaion conac John Bonacci a Seniors plan semi-formal A Sain Mary's-Nore Dame Senior Semi-formal will be held his Sunday a Cinnabar's from 7 o 12 p.m. SBDLJrS Tickes will be $15 per couple and will include an open bar, cheese and crackers, dancing, and a club membership a Cinnabar's Sain Mary's sudens may purchase ickes oday hrough Thursday from 11 a.m. o 3 p.m. in he TB CLUB On U.S. 31 beween Niles and Souh Bend- free Parking- Ph LeMans Hall Lobby. Nore Dame ONTNUOUS ENTERTANMENT FROM 9 P.M. TLL 2 A.M. seniors should conac heir hall... represenaives for ickes. ~ 1~11~131~ S~(Al l..()llcicil' ~ S?J). 11 llf()u~l f1lcle~l' ~ S?!). 1 ~ : J-11()U (cij()?rl(). ()1Jil,~.()() ()?l ::cll()f? : Please submf your name, resume and brief + saemen of purpose o h~ : OldFaher Canoe Cener Goshen, ndiana ; Office of he Dean of Engineeri.no by " : (locaed on ndiana Roue 119, Wes of Shanklin Park : r.. ' 4:00 p.m. Wednl'$day, Sepember 20. on he scenic FJkhar River) + ~------~ _o041 1>-0i_~-H)<-~ ~ ~... J

11 .. Once-A-Year Upse Blues ==:=====:=======================:=========================================================================================================================================================================================================================:=== Firs came Alabama's "Lile Blue Nun." Then came he rish rebual, "The Lile Blue Nun Replies." can see he nex one coming already: "Once-A-Year Upse Blues." will be a counry and wesern une wih a lo of "crying" seel guiar. Johnny Cash will probably sing i. Oh, Ka-nue wha can do? 've go hem once-a-year upse blues.!bu seriously, folks... There are several hings ha could wrie abou now ha hings have lierally "cooled off." Here are my opions: '' could rewire my Mississippi game column of las year, or, for ha maer, could reprin former Observer Spors Edior Fred Herbs's column on he Georgia Tech game wo years ago. Bu ha would be oo repiiious 1 could discuss he rish' chances for repeaing he Naional Championship. Bu, if we learned anyhing from Ole' Miss, we should have learned no o give up oo soon. J could expound upon Head Coach Dan Devine's pos-game commen, " guess have o be criical of myself for no realizing ha field-goals win games, oo." Think abou i. The heoreical implicaions alone are saggering. could inerview Brian Boulac and wrie my now-paened. annual "Wha happened o he offensive line?" sory. 1 could leap headlong ino an ascerbic and sarcasic analysis of wheher Nore Dame will or will no accep an Asra-Bluebonne Bowl bid. Howev~r, hings are ho enough around here as i is. And if hey're no now, hey were Saurday. However, someone mus wrie pos-game columns. and he "Monday Morning Quarerback" syndrome _has alas afliced me. H;re is my aemp o analyze he game: On second hough, can' analyze he game. have oo many quesions ha are ye unanswered. Why no a field goal. for insance? Who's running he eam. he fans or he coaches? Any ime, on any level of fooball, on any given day, when here is a fourh down and shor-yardage siuaion. he fans ineviably shriek, "Go for i! Go! Go! Go!" You can coun on i. Wha you gladly can' coun on is he coaches lisening. For whaever he reason. hough. he coaches wen for he ouchdown Saurday. Perhaps he Nore Dame coaching saff overraed he knowledge of "he fans," and underraed he knowledge of such a fooball no-name as Vince Lombardi (who's fooball acumen is. hink. unsurpassed) who said, "never pass up a chance o pu poins on he board." Never. And hen, whv no more subsiuion? On as ho a fooball day ha can imagine, would assume ha some players were geing ired:.. ho... disraugh. don' undersand why Jim Sone wen in only once in he irs and once in he second half (a 34-yard gain for a irs down) and hen didn' play again. don' undersand why experienced linebacker Pee Monday, Sepember 11,1978 he observer 11 Johnson wen in for only one play, fough off wo blockers o make he ackle, and was removed, no o b.e seen for he remainder of he game. hink he rish have beer deph han Missouri. wonder why hey didn' use i? Missouri Coach Warren Powers did. "Today we used subsiuions well and i worked ou for us," he said, afer he Missouri shu-ou. As a sporswrier, would much raher wrie abou he posiive, he uplifing aspecs of spors... he clever plays. he glining of gold helmes oulined agains he same blue-gray Ocober sky ha inspired Granland Rice wha seems so very long ago. 'd like o wrie abou he "shaking down" of he hunder, and he "waking up" of he echoes. 'd simply love o "Cheer, cheer for old Nore Dame." Bu here was lile o cheer abou Saurday. n fac, even he leprechaun wasn' leaping. n fac, he wasn' doing much of anyhing. Make no misake abou i: here was no lack of effor seen on eiher side. As disappoined as you may be, res assured ha no one is sadder abou he loss han Bob Golic. Or Joe Monana. Or Vagas Ferguson. Or Jay Case. Or Kris Haines. Or Mike Calhoun. Or Dan Devine. 'll be ha wriing an "upse" sory was once kind of a "compleely unique experience" for Nore Dame sporswriers, kind of like he Col 45 Mal Liquor we weren' allowed o drink Saurday in he sands. Now, i's becoming old ha... Yanks, Bosox deadlocked BOSTON [AP)--The New York Yankees moved ino a firs-place ie wih Boson in he American League Eas, defeaing he Red Sox 7-4 on Sunday o sweep heir four-game series. Craig Neles, Roy Whie. Thurman Munson and Bucky Den had hree his apiece as he Yankees wen on an 18-single binge. Ed Figueroa and Rich Gossage combined on a live-hier as he Yankees sreaked o heir sixh consecuive vicory and heir 16h in he las 18 games. Wih 20 games remaining, New York's defending World Champions and Boson have records. Boson's gamble in saring rookie souhpaw Bobby Sprowl failed quickly as he Yankees jumped o a 3-0 lead in he firs inning. Figueroa, 16-9, allowed hree runs and hree his, including Fred Lynn's 21s homer, in he firs six innings. Gossage, earning his 23rd save, was nicked for an unearned run in he sevenh. 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12 ~ ~ he Ob88ry8[ Mondly, Sepember 11, 1971 Tigers cook, rish sew Missouri s~fles shocked rish, 3-0 by Ray O'Brien Spora Edior The "fourh and one" siuaion is one of he mos exciing plays in fooball. is a ime when boheams dig in and show wha hey are made of. To he vicor of his rench war goes he spoils, and so i was Saurday afernoon as Missouri shu ou he rish 3-0. The big fourh down plays didn' come o he second half as he defending naional champs came ou looking for he easy score bu blew some early chances before he Tigers woke up and sared hiing people. lr j "We hough we could ge \Kris (Haines) deep behind heir :S«jcondary and ge he fas ouchdo~m." mumbled a sarry eyed Joe Monana. "We fel heir srengh w~s in heir seven men up fron," added Devine. "We came ou p.ssing because we fel if hey! were suscepible, i would be o he pass." f looked as hough Devine was righ on he opening play as igh end Nick Vehr broke free downfield bu an over-anxious Monana faded back ino a eammae and hen overhrew his open arge. Tha was jus one of many scoring Mke C llhoun end hen or 0 1m 1 dfenn did 1 com m end1ble Job by holding M lzzou o only hree poins on Slurdly. How ever, he rish offanu wu un1ble o den he scoreb01rd n he 1978 opener. [Phoo by Doug Chrlslen] ~, opporuniies ha Nore Dame was o pass up on his blisering day. When Monana finally go on arge his receivers fell vicim o sone hands as Ferguson and Condeni found he poao oo ho o handle on he nex drive. Devine's eam managed o keep coming as hey drove o he Tiger 18 yard-line before Monana fumbled he snap and Chris Garlich recovered. For Monana i was he beginning of a nighmare, while for Garlich i was he firs in a series of brillian plays. nercepions by Eric Wrigh and Garlich hauled rish drives in Missouri erriory, bu Garlich's real heroics came in he hird quarer on he firs of hree fourh and one-o-go siuaions. Early in he hird quarer, Monana ried o sneak for he wo fee needed on fourh down a he Tiger eleven yard line, bu Garlich sho in from his linebacker posiion and shu he gap for no gain. was more of he same momens laer afer Gerry Ellis fumbled he ball back o Jeff Weson and he Tigers found hemselves wih heir back agains he wall again. Those backs ben bu never broke when, on fourh and one from he one, Garlich land Kur Peerson hammered Vagas Ferguson for a hree-yard loss. "We really didn' care how hey moved he ball in he middle of he field," explained Garlich. "Bu we weren' going o give up any cheap ouchdowns. When Monana wen for i we were ready because we. knew hey had a endency o sneak on hose shor yard siuaions." Monana was jus as aware of Garlich's presence as he explained, "We wen for i because we had confidence in our guys up fron, bu on every ry here was a linebacker suffing he gap." The Nore Dame defense did some suffing of is own as Tiger quarerback Phil Bradley was inoperaive wih he pass due o a srong rush from ND's fron four, bu he scrappy sophomore kep hings alive wih his scrambling. The defense ha Devine was somewha suspec abou before he game was so ousanding ha i made Devine second guess his sraegy afer he game. " mus criicize myself for no realizing field goals win games," lamened Devine. "Our one field goal was no a classic (filmbled snap) bu we were in range several imes." Bu how do you explain how a eam can fail o ge one yard in A Sunning Defea ===================================================================================:==:=====================================================================================================================================================================================================================The They were sunned. Mos sa here, no eary eyed, bu sarry eyed in oal silence. They were no mad or hosile, jus sunned and confused. None was making excuses for losing or even giving explanaions for he game's oucome. They sincerely did no know wha wen wrong. When hey wach hose game films, hey will see he misakes bu i sill will no give a full explanaion or offer magic answers o he quesions reporers asked and hey could no answer. Afer you win en sraigh games and are awarded he naional championship, i is hard o come o he realizaion ha you could be ouplayed. The rish were no manhandled or dominaed bu hey were ouplayed when i couned. Missouri didn' win on a bomb or a breakaway run. They won on hiing, especially when hey had o. Dave Huffman was asked wha happened on hose shor yardage siuaions and he had no answer. When i was suggesed ha perhaps 11 guys jus physically and menally performed beer a cerain siuaions han he Nore Dame players he hough abou i. "Could ha have happened? Cerainly! don' know why no." Were he Nore Dame players ready for his game. Yes. Were hey overcofinden? Yes. The: sraegy used from he ouse indicaed hey were overconfiden. They weren' carelessly cocky, bu hey were overconfiden in siuaions where hey did no perform up o he coach's expecaions. From he firs play of he game hey wen o he air looking o knock ou he opponen early. Due o a combinaion of ND's inepiude and Missouri's fine play, his aggressive game plan was foiled. When i was finally decided ha he rish were going o have o play nose-o-nose on an even level wih he Tiger squad, Devine's eam wasn' quie ready. Devine was ready o blame he end resul on himself and while his liberal sraegy could be quesioned and every coach has o ake par of he blame, ', oach canno go ou on he field and clear ou a hree ries? "Give Missouri credi for coming up wih he big play. They had a big srong defensive uni. Bu he defense hey had given us on fourh down was he same one hey used on hird. We jus simply should have been able o handle i." f Devine didn' have he answers neiher did he normally ouspoken rish cener Dave Huffman. " jus have no idea of wha happened. 'm jus sunned righ now. Someimes you play well and uuo1e phooo ~e poqe 8 hey play beer." Sill, he rish weren' couned ou unil he very end as Monana and Pee Holohan became a wo man show giving he home fans he las bi of hope. The "Comeback Kid" had rebounded from a 4-17 firs half o hi 9-12 in he second su!_nza as he las pass of he game found Holohan a he 26 yard-line. The rish were couned ou on he nex play as Ferguson fumbled he ball away and even he mos opimisic fans began o leave afer Randy Harrison fumbled a pun wih 1:15 remaining. n a dead-quie ND locker room afer he game, none had excuses or answers, only a numb feeling persised. n he winning eam's locker room, many explanaions were given for he Tiger success. "When you ge down o i we jus conrolled he line of scrimmage," offered Garlich who wih senior linebacking mae Billy Bess was mos responsible for checking he rish offense. Bu he sasiics show ha ND acually won he bale of he lines, a leas on he firs o hird down plays. Nore Dame managed an edge in firs downs and compiled 173 and 151 yards rushing and passing respecively o he Tigers' 151 and 110 yard oals. The only saisics hey los was he mos elling--urnovers. The rish had five cosly miscues o Missouri's wo. Menal errors such as Kris Haines' personal foul afer aking he ball o he hree yard-line were cosly. "He said hrew an elbow, bu didn'," insised a morose Haines. The films clearly showed ha i wasn' an elbow bu a genle, ye defian, ap on he helme of ouspoken Russ Calabrese ha sen he rish back o he 18 yard-line. The rish will have o live wih his upse for wo weeks when a ough Michgan eam comes o Nore Dame Sadium. Missouri has lile ime o savor he win as hey prepare for Alabama nex Saurday. The vicory lifs he Tigers' career record o 2-1 agains ND., NOTES: he 3-0 shuou was he firs ime Nore Dame has failed o ge on he board in 132 games... he las ime he rish were blanked a home was in 1960 when hey los 21-0 o Michigan Sae... Ferguson opped he rish wih 87 yards on 19 carries while Holohan caugh five passes for 70 yards...!heavens gained 47 yards, leaving him 48 yards shy of Neil Worden's hird place oal on he all-ime Nore Dame rushing lis. Harriers romp Purdue by Don Schmid Spors Wrier Nore Dame's cross counry eam opened is 1978 dual mee season, crushing Purdue, 15-49, on Saurday a he Burke Memorial Golf Course. Senior co-capains Dennis VanderKraas and Seve Welch, along wih sophomore Pa Sullivan, led he harriers in a hree-way ie for firs place wih a ime of 25:17. The rish ook he nex hree spos as sophomore Charlie Fox finished wih a ime of 25:25, senior Joe Srohman finished a 25:41, and freshman Tony Haherly was clock- rish Eye defensive line. is oo much o ask for he offensive eam o gain one yard in hree differen ries? f you can' move he ball one yard when you have o, hen perhaps you don' deserve o win. There is no doub ha he rish suffered some bad breaks bu ha is a par of every game and when you haven' been shu ou in 132 games, i akes more han a few breaks o end a sreak like ha. The reason Dave Huffman and he offensive line did no know wha hi hem is because he guys ha made he difference in key siuaions were no lined up nose-o-nose wih hem. While a loud mouh named Russ Calabrese was geing all he aenion, he Missouri coaches knew ha if hey were going o win his game, wo seniors would have o ake charge. n he defensive alignmen he Tigers use, i is linebackers Billy Bess and Chris Garlich ha have o sop any runners ha ge pas he fron lines. "My defensive seniors (Bess, Garlich) are big play players," emphasized head coach Warren Powers. "They led he way and he res of he defense followed." n he long run i is he seady hard hiing player ha will make he difference and such was he case in his game as Garlilch and Bess led heir eam wih 11 ackles a piece. The infamous Russ Calabrese was credied wih one ackle and migh have been he goa if he didn' ge Kris Haines' goa when he go burned on a long pass play near he goal line. The rish will have wo weeks o prepare for Michigan, bu i isn' easy living for wo weeks wih a horn in your side. Neverheless, he pressure is lessened and here are en ough games lef. Joe Resic summed up he amosphere afer he game and where his eam had o go from here as he explained. "They ook chances and guessed righ. Maybe i wasn' mean o be. We're jus sunned. Bu 'm sill proud of our defense and of our enire eam. This is a proud bunch of guys and we have a very good eam." For now here's only more preparaion waiing. ed a 25:45. "'m exremely pleased ha we won, alhough know his eam is capable of much faser imes," saed coach Joe Piane afer he mee. He commened ha he relaively slow imes were due o he inense hea and humidiy on Saurday and he lack of compeiion faced from he Purdue runners. Welch added ha he rish were being especialy cauious abou peaking oo early in he season and pushing hemselves oo hard in only heir firs mee. Rounding ou he rish op seven was freshman Ed Bomber wih a ime of 25:52. Piane said, "One of he brigh spos of he mee was having Bomber and Haherly finish in he op seven. They adjused very well o he 'longer collegiae course:" The rish ook command from he sar of he race and did no le Purdue challenge seriously a any poin. Purdue's firs man finished behind Nore Dame's sixh man, Haherly, on a fla and dry Burke Course. The rish are looking forward o he NCAA cross counry Disric V Qualifiers in Minneapolis on November 11. According o Piane, Disric V looks o be one of he oughes disrics, as he rish will face radiionally srong eams such as Wisconsin, Michigan, ndiana, llinois, and Cenral Michigan. Piane noed ha he rish have a very good chance of making i ou of he disric. VanderKraas feels, "This eam definiely has he poenial o qualify and go undefeaed in all he dual mees." Nore Dame's nex dual mee is a Michigan Sae on Sepember 22. Piane looks for a lile more compeiion from Sae's harriers because hey radiionally run well on heir hilly home course, com-,.,pared o a fla course such as Nore Dame's Burke. Piane saed, "Michigan Sae has supposedly come off of a good recruiing year, bu hink we will win."