VOL. 62 NO. 5 GLENWOOD HILLS.

ERIE 1988

Student Alumni
Strong '88 Mercyhurst golf team Association starts
A new organization is taking shape on

excluded from regional playoffs the Mercyhurst campus. ;

& The Student Alumni Association held an
organizational meeting on Tuesday, Oct 4,
to introduce the goals and purposes of S AA.
The group was formed when it was dis-
By Kevin McHugh tion. covered that many students do not even
Merciad staff reporter This communication breakdown was know where the Alumni Office is, let alone
exemplified by the fact that Saccomanno that the office is available to assist present
The ECAC Regional qualifiers took place believed, up until Tuesday, Oct 11, a week 838 mm students. i !
on October 6th at Host Farms Resort* Lancas- after the incident took place, that they had H
:
m One goal of the SAA^is to spread the
ter, Pa.; however despite having the strongest
been excluded from the tournament because news about
Mercyhurst golf team in recent years, the the team was not good enough. the services
Lakers did not compete because they entered Saccomanno said that he did not realize available to
late. that it was because they had been entered late. 1 z*
students.
The golfcoach Bob Powell was notified atPowell stated that he had told the team that Another
4:30 am. on Oct 4 by Host Farm that due to they were on a late entry application but that purpose of
the large number of entries, Mercyhurst as a 44
maybe they weren't listening." } SAA is to
late entry was excluded. Powell explained that the reason he did provide a way
The team, however, was not notified until
not enter before the deadline September 20 for students
late Tuesday afternoon. Freshman Tom Sac- was because by that stage he wasn't sure to I provide
comanno, who had a very impressive season, whether or not he would have a team. Last BOB POWELL, GOLF coach: 'Maybe they input on such
went to confirm their departure time with year, players had dropped out because of activities as
Powell on Tuesday afternoon when he was midterms. I wereri t listening.'
Homecoming
given the news of their exclusion. Another factor was that Kevin Keating have a team committed?to go before the and Parent* s
Such was Saccomanno's disappointment was ill at the time of the deadline. deadline expired. Weekend, as
that he returned to his hometown of Buffalo Powell also said that he did not want to risk 'Powell said that the players did not con- well as to lend
the next day because ?he*''just couldn't losing the $75 entry fee and paying a fine had firm this to him before Sept 20. As it turned support fori. BONNIE CLARK
handle" what had happened, t ^ i ^ i out there was a five man team ready to com- campus events sponsored by the Alumni
Junior John Melody, also on good form 'These guys are 19 and 20 years pete on Oct. 6 which would have included Office- IpP \ |f
despite an injured back, also went to see old. I shouldn't have to spoon John Deasy, John Melody, Kevin Keating, Any students interested in joining the
Powell later that afternoon about the depar- Tom Saccomanno and Bill Darling. SAA should either attend the next meeting
ture time and was thus informed. feed them. \ Keating said that last year they had com- on Tuesday, Oct 18, at 4:30 p.nu in the
Melody said "I played the season with a - Bob Powell peted in all the tournaments listed on their Faculty Dining Room. * * •? *
back injury, with the ulterior objective of schedule and that he assumed that this year If unable to attend, contact Bonnie Clark
competing in the qualifiers, and then I end up they not had a team by Oct 6th. The players in the Alumni Office, 220 Main, 825-0538,
not going. I'm very disappointed to say the feel that Powell shouldlhave entered them see 'Golf,' pg. 7 or Diane Erzen at 825-3771. *
least" * " f f 1 f anyway.
The* controversy that arose over why The players interviewed, John Deasy,
Mercyhurst was entered late is blamed by Kevin Keating, John Melody, and Tom Sac-
both team and coach on a lack of communica- comanno said that they believed that they did
Campus offices remain open
during lunch hour
By Christopher J. Kovski According to Cathy Crawford, Director
Merciad Editor of Financial Aid,' 'We're here to be acces-
sible to students, so it's no problem. It just
takes a little adjustment of lunch hours," she
Beginning Monday, Oct 10, some of the said.
morefrequentlyused offices on campus will The Adult Education office has always
be open during the lunch hour, noon to 1 p.m. been open during lunch, with a work study
These offices are the Registrar's Office, student minding the office.
Student Accounts, IFinancial Aid, Adult The idea was nothing new for some of the
Education, the Bookstore, and Admissions. offices. According to the Admissions Office,
jjAccording to Tom Billingsley, Director they've been open before during lunch when
of Administration, this was an idea whose students have needed to be in.
time had come. .§ Student Accounts has also made arrange-
"With the expansions we've made, this ments before, so this news was no inconven-
was a necessary step. And no one really ience. ?
objected to the idea," he said. The Bookstore has just rearranged hours
According to a representative of the to stay open during lunch.
Registrar's Office, it is a good idea, and no 1 If the demand arises, other offices, such as
one ever^really objected, because the new Career Services, could be opened during
Shippingout hours are a convenience for the adult and off-
campus students.
lunch. ' 'It's one of the things we're going to
look into," said Billingsley. i
As THE TEAMtiestheir feet in, Head Crew coach NormLindamood wishes luck to the varsityThe changes were made without any staff I Overall, everyone was positive about the
1 increases. "We just staggered lunch hours,"
men screw at the Head ofOhio Regatta in Pittsburgh. Coach Lindamood recently announced changes, as they stand now. "Just don't ask
that he will be relinquishing his position at Mercyhurst. saidsBillingsley.
Photo by Pat Stecjcmtn us to be in for breakfast" said Crawford.
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The Merciad OCTOBER 13,1988

Hvezda appointed Pre-law Adviser by Garvey

By Brenda Lowe major to come and join. It is opened plans to become more involved with
Merciad staff editor tofreshmen,sophomores, juniors, is the! "Focus on Graduate
seniors and anyone else who wants Schools." |. I %;*!
f- Bob Hvezda, Cooperative and to get involved in their society," ' 'I hope to be able to bring more
In tern Coordinator, was appointed Hvezda said. | ) law schools to the Fair through my
by President William P. Garvey to The first meeting is formulated contacts that I have made over the
the position of Pre-law Adviser for to begin a pre-law society, to intro- years," Hvezda said.
this year. Hvezda was hired in duce Hvezda and begin to set up the I The "Focus on Graduate
October 1988. *f f program. "It will be designed for Schools'' is to give the student the
Hvezda was a pre-law adviser to students tolhave a job after four opportunity to meet with represen-
University of Scranton forlthree years if they decide not to continue tatives from graduate schools, law
years. |He is also a member of with graduate school,*' Hvezda schools and gives the student the
Northeast Association of Pre-law said. ; cahnce to discuss information about #-..

Advisors(NAPLA) and plans to There will be courses set aside to a variety of law programs and other i
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join the Midwest Association of assist the student with research and programs.
Pre-law Advisers(MAPLA). analytical thought, to name a few. The Fair was at Gannon Univer- fflm-^
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Hvezda is originally jfrom 44
With the supportfromPresi- sity this year. 1
Scranton.PA. He attended Gannon dent Garvey and Dean McQuillen, I and local co-ops and interns Jo give . ;

University and received B.A„ in hope that the pre-law society be- the student the chance "discover • ilbE»rCvl & w •

Social Science and Secondary Edu- comes active in the Erie area," what a lawyer is all about"
cation. Hvezda said. | •'5"Any student wishing to talk
Hvezda also has two masters, 44
Some ideas on the this new about any aspect of this program, I
one from Gannon in j counseling club are trips to law schools, speak- encourage them to stop by on Oct
education and the other in human ers such as Alumni, community 18 in Sullivan Hall. The meeting is
resources from the University of service projects and possibly be- scheduled for 8 p.m. and refresh-
Scranton. i come involved in the planning of ments will be served," Hvezda said.
As a graduate student, Hvezda the Academic Celebration," he f~ Hvezda is also going to continue
was an assistant to the basketball said. his position as Cooperative Educa- &

coach and academic advisor at The first meeting is also when tion and Intern Coordinator. "I
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Gannon University. I Hvezda plans on electing officers to don't want to be a 'finger pointer or
I He was a counselor at Gannon- head the new society. fist shaker', I want students to be BOB HVEZDA: ' 7 don t want to be a finger pointer orfistshaker.''
dale School and a behaviorable 44
Once again I want to empha- able to talk about their problems and
management specialist at the Ger- size that the society is opened to all anything else that I can be of any Schools'' is to give the student the
trude Barber Center. plans to become more involved with
students of any major. I want the help with," Hvezda said. is the "Focus on Graduate opportunity to meet with represen-
j Hvezda has also used his secon- students to become involved in their Any student wishing to talk with Schools." | I ] tatives from graduate schools, law
dary education degree to teach so- community because when it comes Hvezda is encouraged to set up an schools and gives the student the
| * 'I hope to be able to bring more
cial sciences in the Elk County time to write up your resume and appointment at the Career Services
law schools to the Fair through my cahnce to discuss information about
School system. * meet with recruiters, being a mem- office. contacts that I have made over the a variety of law programs and other
He was also a production super- ber of this society will add some Another program that Hvezda years," Hvezda said. programs.
visor for a Fortune 500 company. impact on the hiring for the posi- t£ The "Focus on Graduate The Fair was at Gannon Univer-
Hvezda was a career consultant tion," Hvezda said. sity this year.
and pre-professional adviser with The society will give the stu-

Alcohol still main problem

the University of Scranton before dents of Mercyhurst a look at the
being hired last year by Mercyhurst preparation process for graduate
College. £ school, law school or even an at-
On Tuesday night, Oct 18, at 8 tempt to acquirer position after

on Hurst campus, Dever says

c
p.m., Hvezda is having an organiza- Mercyhursts diploma is handed to
tional meeting for any student that is the student, according to Hvezda.
interested in law in any way. Another | aspect that Hvezda
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I encourage any student in any plans to provide is that of national
ures to enforce the laws. Each secu- new security doors in each of the
By Holly Fulmer rity officer is required to be certified dorms. They open only in case of
Merciad staff reporter by the state under Act 235. fire.
Carinil s Pizzeria Some have also taken Act 120, In the future, Dever says that
Merrill Dever, Director of which is a 480 hour course that Security hopes to form a metro
Campus Security and a retired po- teaches basic subjects such as crimi- security unit to guard the high
Special on a large 16 in. pizza - ftesh and homemade lice officer of 29 years in Millcreek nal law to 'gain knowledge of arrest, school, etc. using a patrol car. A

$4.99 Township, is satisfied with the first aid, and drugs,' according to five-year plan has already been
campus security at Mercyhurst
According TO Dever, the crime
Dever. i submitted to President William P.
He also pointed out that some of Garvey and the Sisters of Mercy
Cheese and one item rate has decreased sufficiently since his men have four year degrees and concerning this issue.
Save 20 of Carini's pizza coupons and gej a free large pizza 1986, as indicated by our school's two are currently taking classes.
Dever would also like to install
crime report The statistics of this, "Young officers get educational
which is submitted each year, in- benefits which help them to get a a Crime Watch Program, a date-
sures campus safety to future stu- degree in criminal justice," Dever rape program in 3 November, to
dents. which a speaker has been invited
said* and the marking of student property
Although the crime rate is rela- There is anothertypeof training using his/her driver's license num-
tively low, minor drinking still known as'Lethal Weapon Train-
ber to avoid the risk of theft
remains the general problem on ing'. It is required for firearms,
campus. "It's frustrating," Dever according to Dever, something Dever says that "the main goals
said, "it seems to be continually Mercyhurst Security does not rec- of security are to make the campus
preaching the same message.*' ' ognize. "The officers here do not as safe as possible, provide ade-
I* * Drinking seems to start with have the power of arrest, but they do quate parking facilities, watch for
freshmen who have left home and have 'the power of discretion*," fires, issue parking tickets and plan-
ning future growth of facilities,
wantto try out their wings," he said. Dever said. "They make the deci- etc." 1
Dever adds, however, it is a com- sion whether or not to let the crime Dever is confident]that our
mon problem found on every cam- go/' j Security, according to Dever, school has the' 'potential for good
Ph: 456-6679; i pus and hopes that the new law on leads to suspension or expulsion. programs because of thefineselect]
minor drinking will take effect Security is responsible for areas tion program in recruitment''
3 7 0 0 Pine Avenue The new law will help to insure such as Housing and Safety, crimi- He asks that if any juniors or
safety and 'help alert kids'(to the nal investigation, crime watch, and seniors with a 2.0 average (Mr better
y* Eric, Vm. 10504 consequences of alcohol), accord- recommendations for security in are interested^ assisting as peer
Italian family awned. 25 yearn experience ing to Dever. buildings, according to Dever. intructors in the future Crime Watch j
Lniui & Frqnce*ra Randatzo Security must then take meas- Recently, Security has installed Program to contact him.
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Phi EtajSigma member says rt$W-

By Maria Kelly
Merciad staff reporter
Kim Huffman, a recipient of the
Phi Eta Sigma scholarship for out-
standing achievement, is better
known here at Mercyhurst College
for her active involvement in vari-
ous school organizations, r On
Briggs Avenue, die shares an apart-
ment with her twin sister, Kelly.
To become a member of the Phi
Eta Sigma, a national honors soci-
ety, you would have to score a 3.5
Q.P. A in any one of the terms in
your freshmen year, according to
Huffman. ; and submit them for publication in
fHuffman stressed the impor-
tance of getting involved in as many
activities as you can. "The social
aspect lis just as important as the
academic," she said. '
Huffman, an outgoing | and
friendly girl, certainly'proved this
point about activities. Last year, she
was secretary and editor of Scrolls,
the Phi Eta Sigma Newsletter,
which she started herself.* " I just
created it and it's published every
month," Huffman said.
This newsletter, of which
:
Huffman is the executive i editor,
goes out to faculty and members of
the society. | » j$k
Huffman is also an if active
member of the Circle K Interna-
tional Club. Between these* two
societies, Huffmans studies and job,
she is kept very busy; j j |
She was inducted to Phi Eta
Sigma in her sophomore year and
her list of involvements in this club
since is endless. In addition to being
secretary. Huffman had to take
minutes of all the monthly meetings
the societies newsletters. Huffman
also participated in all the clubs
fundraisers. \ ""
IS he also created and published a
quarterly newsletter during two of
her consecutive terms as lieutenant
governor. It was entitled * 'The Erie
Connection" and was distributed to
the five colleges within the l Erie
area. * M.
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tion. She, according to Huffman, ii
hopes to move to Pittsburgh after
graduation and get an en try I level
management position in human
resources. She also wants to study
part-time for her Masters, whils she
keeps up her full-time human serv-
ices job,- This is certainly a girl who
likes to keep herself busy. ,. 1
"I don't have time to have a
hobby but I do like to get involved
in different things,'' Huffman said.
She enjoys swimming, traveling
and music but doesn't have much
time for other interests.
"Academic ability is$naturally
important, but it is not enough.
It is very important for a person to be
a good mixer, make friends easily
and get involved,'' Huffman said as
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PAGE 4

Finally Communication problems:

S o m e interesting campaign news coach's error reveals flaw

By Karen Sampson Attorney General Thornburgh. lican Vice-Presidential candidate,
Merciad staff editor It has been discovered that Mr. Dan Quayle, is really a puppet con- By Christopher J. Kovski
Bush's grandchildren were substi- trolled by his wife, Marilyn. Merciad Editor |
As November nears, the presi- tuted by Soviet agent dwarfs posing The lifelike puppet was created wmw
and Matthew J* Clark
dential campaigning intensifies and as the Bush grandkids. by Jim Henson of Muppet fame for Merciad Sports Editor
the mud is slang just a little harder. Bush allegedly gave away na- the ambitious Mrs. Quayle. It was
This year the nominee's practice tional secrets by telling the children also discovered that the Quayle Throughout history, there have
of providing one bit of news per day such stories as' 'Goldilocks and the children are semi-robotic puppets been a few great coaches—the Woody
makes for some pretty stale news. Three Intermediate Range Nuclear also designed by Henson J Mrs. Hayes, Knute Rockne types.
Weapons," and "The Little CIA Quayle controlled the children by a These coaches are noted for their
It's bad enough that such lame is- &m
sues as whether or not to recite the Director That Could." ? M remote transmitter which was kept ability to take any team and make it
Pledge of Allegiance and member- ...Michael Dukakis, Massachu- in her pocketbook. ^ great |
ship in the ALCU are the meatiest setts governor andr Democratic ...Floyd, uh, Lloyd Bentsen, the
Usually, coaches strive for greatness through the achievements of
topics in this years election, but no Presidential candidate confirmed Democratic Vice-Presidential can-
their players. When players progress and play on a regional or national
spontaneous news? k allegations today that he is indeed didate, or something, was attacked
level, the coaches are generally recognized as the developers of a great
This is truly an election of cue ' 'Ernie'' from Sesame Street's infa- by a rabid dog a couple weeks ago.
talent I
cards and TelePrompTers — God mous duo, "Ernie and Bert" He was also seriously burned by
But sometimes coaches can be sidetracked—and quite easily* If they
(and image consultants) forbid that The past life of the candidate a* falling meteor last Tuesday* or
have to choose between two jobs, devoting most of their time to one or
a candidate might say something was brought to the attention of re- Wednesday. Bentsen also claimed,
the other, then they'll behave in an understandable manner. \
that he thought up himself. porters when Mr. Dukakis showed through five broken teeth which heThey'll picks the job where they get the most opportunity for
This lack of interesting tidbits up to mow his lawn in red high top sustained during a riot at one of his
advancement and the most recognition. ^
on the candidates has led me to wish sneakers. * speeches, that he had been taken In the case of Bob Powell, Mercyhurst's golf coach and assistant
for some juicier news stories. If I Mr. Dukakis said in his defense, aboard an alien spaceship.basketball coach, he had to make the choice between golf and basketball.
had my way, the news would be "I*had to pay for the campaigns i That Leroy, Lloyd will do any-
He, evidently, chose basketball. When he was unwilling to even
something like this: (imagine a somehow, and besides, 'Rubber thing for attention. I
spare an additional two hours to make \ the trip to let the players
swirling dream-like thing). Duckie' was a very good composi- If my news was true, no one
participate in a regional tournament, he showed the lack of commitment
tion."! I I would have a problem choosing a
resulting from inexperience.
..Presidental candidate, George candidate, nor would we even have
Bush was arrested j today and How much further down the ladder of ennui can a person go, than
...It was discovered today dur- the need for elections — we'd all be
to say that these athletes don't need to be "spoon fed" when it comes
charged with treason, said U.S. ing a speech in Indiana that Repub- in Canada. to registering for tournaments. I
We know of no tournaments on the collegiate level where students
can register themselves. If the coach doesn't want to even check to see
Tennis completes good season, From page? /,
if he has some people ready to compete on that level, he isn't committed
to his job - or to his athletes. \
Holzhaeusser offers an interest- Whether the students themselves showed a level of commitment is
solid. "There'snot as much of a gap _ "Some freshman came up to us not the question. They are not at Mercyhurst for the sole purpose of
between positions," she says. "We ing story about how some of this at orientation and wanted informa- playing golf. They're here for an education.
have strength at every position; we year* s freshman players came to the tion," she recalls. ^They've really The coach, on the other hand, is here to facilitate the extracurricular
have deeoer talent" ~ ' ? team. * * 1 helped the program. We'd have a lot activities of his players. I f he isn' t aware of that, obviously his job duties
of weakness without them. I'm glad weren't communicated to him.
they showed interest in the team." "Most of the problems in my two years as athletic director have
All of this season's success has involved communication problems." That's what John Leisering,
The Merciad given the tennis team high hopes for Mercyhurst's athletic director, said in an interview less than one month
the future. Holzhaeusser says that
ago- I * '
the team has the potential to be a
Mercyhurst College's First-Class newspaper factor next season, especially if they Today, one of Mercy hurst's athletic programs is suffering because
as rated by the Associated Collegiate Press can get some good recruits. of a lack of communication.
g. Leisering, in the same interview, j
Vol. 62 No. 5 October 13,1988 There are three other Lady said that' 'either an athlete has trouble
Lakers who should get mention. communicating with a coach or a
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Christopher J. Kovski Editor Maureen Walsh, Jill Wohlheuter coach has problems communicating
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and S tacey Cefola gave much to the with his or her athletes." In this case,
Michelle Bush program when?Mercyhurst didn't we believe it's the latter. * * '

BrendaLowe Editorial Board even offer much of a program. j The Mercyhurst men's golf team
Karen Sampson "Maureen and Jill were actually is coming off a respectable season
playing fifth and sixth singles for and four men in particular had excep-1
Matthew J. Clark Sports Editor us,'' Price says. % tional seasons. John Deasy, Tom ,
"Maureen, Jill and Stacey have Saccomanno, Kevin Keating;and
Patty Coneglio Business Manager put a lot of time and effort into the John Melody played well enough to
team and we really appreciate that," compete in post-season tournaments.
Liz Richards Photo Editor Holzhaeusser says. "It's sad to see They had the chance to represent Mercyhurst College as well as
th e seniors go. They've been a real themselves. If they could have won atone of these regional tournaments,
PatSteckman Photographer plus to the program,'' she says. they would have been able to move on to a national tournament
Cartoonist Hopefully, Walsh, Wohlheuter Because of a coach's error, these four men are being denied that
Steve Rush and Cefola won't see their efforts go chance. Golf coach Bob Powell forgot about registering his team for the
Faculty Adviser for naught The Laker women's tournament until it was too late. The players, obviously, figured that
JohnKupetz tennis team seems to be on the verge everything was being taken care of, as it should have been, by the coach.
of becoming a considerable factor Players should not have to worry about transactions such as registering
Reporters in the East Congratulations on a for tournaments. J |
great season and good luck in the That's the job of the coaching staff. Powell claims that he didn't
JillChiccarino SaraLJnehan future. Lakers. know if he would have a team going to the tournaments and that he didn't
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Margaret Coffey Brian Maiden
Jennifer Montani want to risk the $75 entry fee on something that wasn't a sure thing.
Holly Fulmer That argument just doesn't work. We believe Powell could have
Bill Hogan Andy Penhollow
Robi Taylor collected $18.75 each from the four men, which would be a small price
Maria Kelly
Theresa Ktoecker Andrea Tipton Correction to
in
pay
the
for being
balance, he
in a post-season
probably wouldn't
tournament
have had
Then,
to worry
with their
about
money
whether
Kevin McHugh The Merciad would like to or not they'd play in the tournament $
note that, though Head Trainer We will say that Powell is pulling double duty this Fall. That's the
The Merciad is the student-produced newspaper of Mercyhurst Brad Jacobson gave supporting fault of the Mercyhurst athletic department We shouldn't have coaches
College, Box 161,501 E. 38th St, Brie, PA 16546; Phone: 825- evidence to the views of the au- working two jobs at once. It's not good for the student-athletes, as
0376. Material for publication must be submitted by noon on the thor of the "Punching Bag" edi- exemplified here, and it's not good for the coaches. |
torial (Merciad, Sept 29,1988), Bill Daisley poached both the swim team and the women's volleyball
Monday before publication. he was unaware of the nature of team this Fall as well. I say it's time Mercyhurst's athletic department
The Merciad welcomes letters to the editor. Letters mutt be signed, the article and is indifferent to the stops asking double duty from its coaches because in doing so, everyone
but the writer's name can be withheld by request views of the author. loses. •*

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the heaviest music ever performed defying you'd pay nine dollars just 1986 was the year of Metallica's LP
by a rock-n-roll band. Butdon'tlet for that song. Be sure to check out Master of Puppets, which sold
that scare you, these guys are excel- Frayed Ends of Sanity, for the nearly one million copies, a master-
lent musicians. Lead guitarist Kirk Wizard of Oz influence in the begin- piece of metal.
Hammett was taught by none other ning and you'll hear what I mean. Metallica's music, if you've
than Joe Satriani and drummer Lars The fastest cut on —And Justice never heard it, will shock you. If
Ulrich, who has often been com- for All is Dyers Eve, which ad- you have heard it, their new album
pared to the great Neil \ Peart \ of dresses the problems each kid goes will excite you.
Rush. | -f through with his parents saying, This band deserves respect and
4 Despite what Ed Banger from "Dear mother, dear father, every is finally getting it James HetfiekTs
Alien Nation' is a blend of Showcase says, ...And Justice for thought I think * you disapprove, voice is definitely unique, clean but
A U is over 65 minutes of pure pleas- currator-dictator, always censoring mean and Jason Newsted's bass
sexy women and sour milk ure. Metallica has never sounded my every move - children are seen wallops you in the face.

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Merciad staff reporter There are some very funny parts
to this movie, mostly caused by
James Caan andf Mandy
Patinkin team up to become one of
misunderstandings between Sykes
and "George" Francisco. The
reason that this is so funny is that we
Shedding tears over 'Punchline/
the year's most unusual character
teams in Alien Nation.
Caan plays a human detective
< have all experienced this when we
visit other areas of the country. We
more likely than dying of laughs
named Matthew Sykes, who is are actually laughing at ourselves.
teamed with a newly-promoted Alien Nation has a very strong
Slag detective named San Fran- anti-drug message, but it has;a
cisco, played my Mandy Patinkin. deeper message abourthe bigotry filnvFame made about tenjjyears 1988. |
i The entire plot revolves around that some Americans have for refu- By Robi Taylor I ago.; It shows the hardships and When the plot \ of the movie
Caan and Patinkin trying to stop gees from other countries. Viet- Merciad staff reporter pressures that are forced upon per- didn't have me in tears, crying be-
cop-killing drug manufacturer Wil- namese, Haitians and Cubans have formers who are either just starting cause of the hurt the characters were
liam Harcourt, played by Terence all faced the same feelings shown to Even with Tom Hanks and Sally out or wind, ng down a career in the feeling, I was crying with laughter
Stamp. Although die blue narcotic the Newlanders in this film. Field playing the leads, the sense of entertainmentfield.The accuracy is whenever any of the comedians
has no effect on humans, the effect Hopefully, someone viewing the dramatic strongly overpowers almost uncanny as to the details told gave their routines.
range from obedience to thisfilmwill think twice about hat- any thoughts that Punchline could by performers about the "starva- Punchline is a very well-done,
being downright nasty. Because ing anyone again. £ * be any thing close to a comedy. The tion" days of starting a career. entertainingfilmthat touches every
Newlanders have two hearts, the The actors gave AlienNation the movie runs through every emotion Sally Field plays a middle-aged emotion from laughter to tears. You
problem of stopping a doped one best they had to give. Theplotmay from joy to sorrow and back to pure housewife who gives comedy a try can't get away without feeling
hold them back, but it is a decent enjoyment * and fails miserably. Then, she gets something-special, maybe a little
becomes more difficult, even to the
extent of using a .454 caliber pistol film, not really good but not really * The only laughs in Punchline helpfroman experienced comedian happier about living life.
which barely does the job. k bad either. take place during the standup com- played by Tom Hanks. These two
The 89-minute length of this edy routines that are held nightly at work well together, and although I
movie is foil of standard cops and a little club called' 'The Gas Station don't see an Academy award for My Rating: 95/100
robbers action that we have all seen My rating: 65/100 in Brooklyn". * either actor, this movie will most Strong Language
Violence, Drug use Punchline is very much like the definitely be one of the top filmsof
in hundreds of movies. This inv
eludes a shot cop, the usual car chase
through the center of town, and a fist
fight on a moving boat where both
participants end up in the bay.
Director Graham Baker tried his
Bulletin D'ANGELO DEDICATION
: The President and Trustees of
Mcrcyhurst College invite you to
FOOD DRIVE *
Campus Ministry needs volun-
teers for the 14th annual food drive

Board
bestto give Alien Nation a new fresh dedication ceremonies for the new being held on Monday, October 17
look with thejhumanoid creatures D * Angelo School of Music Sunday, and 18from6 to 8 p.m^The drive
that landed on Earth in 1988. October 16,1988 at 2 p.m. will be held east of State and north
However, the result looked like a of Grand view.
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mixed-up combination of ! Lethal ATTENTION
Weapon and ^Aliens* with a little Does your club or organization ALDRIDGE TALK m
Robocop thrown in for good meas- have an announcement for the Bul- Lionel Aldridge, former All-
ure letin Board? Send your news to The Pro with the; Green Bay Packers,
This would have worked if the Merciad, box'l 61 or bring it to our will speak Saturday, October 15 at
Newlanders hadn' t been so human- office in Baldwin Hall. Items must 4:30 p.m.*in Mercyhurst's Little
like. The only differences shown be received by 12 noon Monday for Theatre on "Victory Over Schizo-
woe their love of sour milk, its publication in that week's edition. phrenia by One Who Has Been
effect on them, and the Bam Bam Typed, double-spaced items tare There."
Bigetow type of hairless hairstyle apprecsiated.
that they all have. Although the men
are odd-looking, the females have a
 PAGE 6 The Merciad OCTOBER 13,1988

Merciful Mercyhurst romps 63-14

By Matthew J. Clark
Merciad S ports Editor
The Mercyhurst Lakers used a
potent, yet merciful offensive attack
Saturday in pummeling die Buffalo
State Bengals 63-14. Despite the
high score, the 'Hurst showed
mercy on their weary opponents in
the second half by taking intentional
losses on third and fourth downs. J
The 12th-ranked Lakers also
utilized their substitute players
throughoutmuch of the second half.
The Lakers dominated the game
from the opening gun and did so on
both sides of the line of scrimmage.
In fact, it was the Laker defense that
got the momentum going for the
glue and green. h |
Sophomore defensive back, Al
Craig took charge early, blocking a
pun ton Buffalo Slate'sfirstposses-
sion. After the Lakers failed to score
on their first possession, sophomore
defensive tackle Perry Wheeler set
up the 'Hurst's first score by recov-
ering a Bengal fumble. Quarterback
Greg Haski ran it infromthree yards
away for the ID.
Craig made another big play on
the next series, returning an inter-
ception 51 to the Buffalo State two
yard line. One play later, Mer-
cvhurst led 14-0 with over seven
minutes rem am in g in the first quar- The Lakers are now 5-0 and
ter. head coach Ken B rasing ton is
The Lakers would score on pleased so far.
4
eight straight possessions, running 'Looking at the schedule, we
off a school-record 98 offensive thought it would be tough to win
plays while sporting a 527 to 279 three on the road,'' Brasington said.
advantage in total yards. The 'Hurst "But every game, we've been get-
rushed for 342 yards in 81 attempts. ting a little better, and since this
The Lakers also tallied 26 first game marks the halfway point in the
downs tojust 12 for the 1 -4 Bengals. season, we didn't look to the future
The Laker passing game looked or the past We dealt with the task at
sharp as well, with Haski going 11 hand and played one play at a time
of 16 for 168 yards with one touch- to the best of our ability."
down and no interceptions. It was Everything seemed to gel for the
the first time in the history of Laker Lakers as they almost effortlessly
football that they did not throw an disposed of Buffalo State. "We got
interception. Tom Hemer, who had off to a fast start and the ball started
84 yards receiving for the day, to roll our way," Brasington said.
hauled in the lone Laker touchdown "We had momentum. All our kids
pass got a chance to play, which is good
Jim Boyd was the Lakers' lead- for team morale. We' ve been able to
ing rusher with 62 yards on 19 develop some depth." f LAKER J V MICHAEL Anderson makes a tackle in Mercyhurst's
carries and one touchdown. Eddie ' 'Eleven running backs carried 41-6 win over Canisius Oct. 3. The Lakers upped their record to 4-0
Hess, filling in for the injured Craig the ball, and our offensive line did on the season. The Oct. 10 contest against Carnegie Mellon was can-
Galovich, picked up 52 yards on an incredible job. There were no celed and no make-up date has bet set. Photo by San Linehan
nine carries and scored a touch- sacks and zero turnovers for the first
down. time ever. We're starting to cut in many pre-season polls and has they're well coached and they have
The Lakers pounced on five down on mental errors, " f lost only once. That defeat came at a lot of depth,'' Brasington noted.
fumbles and grabbed two intercep- This Saturday, the Lakers take the jjhands of BuUerj University Brasington said that the key to
tions including Greg Latimer's fifth on the seventh-ranked Dayton wh ich is ranked in the top 10 of Div. the Lakers winning is for them to
of the season. Perry Wheeler and Flyers. The Flyers are a mainstay in avoid mistakes, much like they did
Bob Young each sacked the QB and the Div. Ill national championship Brasington said he's aware of against Buffalo State last Saturday.
kicker Rick Yarosz tied a school race and were national runners-up the challenge ahead of him and his "If we commit less mistakes,
record by converting nine of nine last seasop. Lakers. we 11 come out on top, r he said.
PATS. • • 1 4? * J Da v ton was ranked number one ' 'They have a lot of experience, •^That's the key."

takers fafflced seedfid irnEast

3y Sara Linehan season. Andrea Colaurotolo got the
Mercyhurst tennis squads host
Merciad sports writer

The Lady Lakers improved their

record to 10-0 by beating Bethany
on Saturday, 3-1. . i ; After their win on Saturday, they are
The blue and green shared all
three goals, with Joni Connelly
starting things' off with her goal in
thefirsthalf. The Lakers took that 1 -
0 lead into halftime.
Jen Hart got things rolling again
with a goal which was followed up
by a netterfromKathy Monohan.
Bethany received their only 2.
goal on a controversial penalty kick
later in the second half.
It was only the second goal on Saturday at 3 p.m.
surrendered by Mercyhurst this
win for the 'Hurst in goal.
P Going into the Bethany game,
the Lady Lakers were ranked 14 th
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in the country and third in the East
now ranked second in the East
) Coach Andy Roth can be quite
proud of his team this season. Last
year, his troops played only .500
ball.'Now, going into the last seven
games of die regular season, they
are 10-0 with eight shutouts and
have outscored their opponents 36-
| f "\
The Lakers have their next game
against the Penn State Nittany Lions
MCC tournament to end season
By Matthew J. Clark
Merciad Sports Editor.
This Friday and Saturday, the
Laker tennis teams host the MCC
Tennis Tournament, with the
women playing at the Pennbriar
club on 1-90 and route 97 and the
men battling at Westwood Raquet
Club at 26th and Zuck in Millcreek.
Mercyhurst, Gannon, LeMoyne
and the University of Buffalo will
compete. Laker women's tennis
coach JanetvPrice likes her teams
chances of winning the tournament

SCOREBOARD "I have high hopes that we 11

come out the team winner and have
Football (5-0) Women's Tennis (8-3) some individual winners. Janet
f
Holzhacusser and Stacey Cefola
W - Buffalo State 63-14 W - St. Francis anchor the singles divisions for the
'Hurst and the teams of Kate
Volleyball (10-17) Men's Soccer (7-4-1) Calhoun and Julie Kemling and
Mary McKenna -and Catherine
W - Niagara L - Lewis ll-O O'Reily? round out the Laker
L - Youngstown State doubles.
L - Clarion Women's Soccer (10-0)
W - Bethany^ 1 "I like our chances, but I don't
W know much about LeMoyne,"
Price says.' 'We have never played match
them." 1 ! Francis on Saturday. The Lakers upped their record to 9-3 this week.
Remember Photo by Matthew J. Clark

MCC Tennis Tournament The Lakers come into the tour-

nament with a six game winning
Friday and Saturday! streak and a 9-3 recorcd. If they
continue the hot hand, they'll be
touch to beat
Students can watch the tourna-
ment which starts Friday at noon
and continues Saturday at 10 a.m.
for the women and starts Friday at
12:30 p.m. and continues at 10 a.m.
Saturday for the men. Awards will
be given at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The?, Lakers won their sixth-
straight game by! knocking off
Behrend on Tuesday, i
 OCTOBER 13,1988
The Merciad PAGE 7

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Golfers denied tournament play Shortstop:

would be the same.
PowelFs response was that he
was not the golf coiach last year.
Keating went on to say that he was
not told that he had to confirm his
commitment to travel
frompgl
because we didn't get the chance to but were sadly excluded.
Women's tennis surprised
qualify." Regional qualifiers are 4
Powell admitted that he is inex-
for the National qualifiers. He went perienced in coaching golf and that even themselves in
on to say that * * this year in particu- he had made mistakes in his first
lar, the team had the potential to do season. Powell said that he would
well; I was devastated by the have a meeting with the team to try m. fr
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By Matthew J. Clark
He said it was Powell's job to news." * and improve communications. Merciad Sports Editor
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find out if they had and Keating is Another bone of contention #*

quotedtosaying "I don't think he was the fact that Rockhurst, New The Mercyhurst women's tennis
tried to find out if he had a team." Jersey which takes two extra hours CC downs Gannon team \hasn't gotten much attention
\Powell's response, when asked of traveling time, was holding their from the media over the years. The
whether or not it was up to him to The Mercyhurst Lakers men's Merciad has been no exception. For
regional qualifiers, which would cross country team downed Gannon
find out if his team could travel, was also lead to the National aualiflpxc University 24-36 in a dual meet last one reason or another, women's ten-
that they should have told him. nis (and men's tennis for that matter)
"These guys are nineteen and Friday. * . i i hasn't gotten the ink that other sports
'I feel the w h o l e season w a s a The 'Hurst's Scott Devote J have enjoyed here on the hill.
twenty years old, I shouldn't have waste o f time... I was devas- placed second over the 4.9 mile
to spoon feed them." tated by the news.' h Football and basketball are prominent sports on
course with a clocking of 27:36 to and often, that leaves the smaller sports programs out of the limelight any college campus
Keating commented further pace the Lakers. Freshman Vic But this year, the women's tennis team has done so well that not
that the disappointment would not - John Deasy Bauerltook fourth on the Kanty
have been? so intense had they Village course with a time of 27:55. mentioning them would be a serious omission from the sports page.
known that they were on the late The team had been accepted to With gutsy play and determination, the Lady Lakers have put]
Other finishers for Mercyhurst together their best season in years. So impressive were they, that even
entry form, which implied that their compete at Rockhurst but Powell were: Tom Rinke whofinishedfifth
competing was not guaranteed. felt that they did not have the time to with a time of 28:49; Mark Feldman head coach Janet Price is a little surprised. ]
He said that he is particularly organize the rescheduled trip. finishing sixth at 29:51; Mark "We thought, going in to this year, that we could have a winning
upset as he was greatly looking Keating said that he thought they Simpson placing seventh at 31.08; tion." season," Price says. "But our record is totally beyond our imagina-
forward to thetournamentafter his could have made Rockhurst in Dan Becker taking eighth at 31:11;
illness had prevented him from time. I If Price is surprised, just think how surprised Div. I Canisius was
Mark Stephon coming in? 10th at when the Lakers upset them 6-3 on Oct 1. " §
competing in the preliminary tour- Powell felt that what had hap- 32:30 and Greg Beveridge placing 4
* We thought we could win some games from (Canisius), and we
naments. pened was unfortunate and* "a 11th at 34:37. i ? ended up beating them," Price recalls.
John Deasy said "I feel that the shame'' but argued that they had With a 23:02 run, Mercyhurst's Beating Canisius became a reality for the team this year, but Price
whole season was a waste of time been entered and were all set to go April Hannah-Thompkins won the remembers a time when even being able to compete with a team like
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3.1 mile women's race in impres- Canisius was only a dream.
Thurs..Qct 13th " sive fashion, finishing 1:49 ahead of u * 'Four years ago, we didn't have enough players to fill out a whole
the Lakers' Beth Keileher and team," she says. "We have 10 players now." \
Women's Soccer - Hosts Theil 4 p.m. Michelle Sirak who tied for second According to Price, the team got some new players this year who
Volleyball - Hosts Grove City 6 p.m. at 24:51. Cathy O'Gara and Jodi began to peak after three or four matches. Also, Price began to find her
McNellie completed the Mer- strongest doubles combinations after four matches. ~ arfrriM £
cyhurst effort They finished with "It all happened at the right time," she says, "when we played the
times of 27:17 and 29:23 respec- big teams." I g
C Tournament tively. Price feels that her players have performed well and haven't been
Tournament affected by the lack of publicity. I
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Sat Oct 15th B asketball "They are self-motivated,'* she says. "They play for the good of the
team. They like when peoplecome to watch, but they 're here to represent
themselves.
Men's Soccer - Hosts Pitt-Johnstown 1 p.m. ' 'It s always a plus when people give them a pat on the back."
:
i Football - Hosts Dayton 1:30
Women's Soccer - Hosts Penn State-Main 3 p.m.
& Volleyball 7 at Walsh w/ Kentucky 12 p.m.
goes Price says that with the young players providing a major lift for the
team, the future looks good for the 'Hurst
Despite the success of the season, the Lakers did start slowly this
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tM/W Crew - at Brock Invitational 12 p.m.;

mad
At midnight on Oct 15,1988,
year,
"But
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wake up and started
f
' 'We got off to a slow start and just weren't enthused,'' Price says.
we started to to play better. There was that
the Laker men's basketball team extra bit of energy when we needed it against the big schools."
M/W Crew - at Canisius Invitational 12 p.m, will open the 1988 season with a > Price sees sophomore Janet Holzhaeusser as the major contributor
"Midnight Madness" practice. to the team.
Mon.. Oct 17th This event is open to the media "She's really our top player," Price says. "She's the athlete of the
team. She's a real stabilizing factor. Ninety-nine percent of the time,
and general public. 3 we're going to get a win from Janet
JV Football - at Baldwin-Wallace 3:30 p.m. First year Head Coach, Dr. "Kate Calhoun has done very well this season,'! she continues.
Barry Copeland, and Assistant d, strong third
Tues.. Coach Bob Powell welcome back "She'sbeen healthy mostof the season and gives usag .§:•:•
^ ^ ^
eight players, including two start- position, stronger than we've had."
Volleyball - Hosts Youngstown State 6 p.m. ers from last year's 11-17 squad. Holzhaeusser sees the Canisius win as the biggest of the season.
* 'Our players really pulled it out for us when we beat Cansius,'' she
Heading the veteran cast are remembers. She feels that the Canisius win led the way for other big wins
senior Chirs Mindach and junior during the season. > j
Phalon Bass. Mindach, 6*8" cen-
After the Game Party
tft

ter from Ottawa, Ontario in Can- ! "The Canisius win helped us beat Edinboro.it really lifted us up,
ada finished as the Lakers third she explains.

GaslClub leading scorer with a 10.1 points

per game average.
Bass, a 6'4" forward'from
Speaking of lifting up, that's just what seems to have happened to
the women's tennis program as a whole this season.
"I'm really pleased with the progress we made. Our attitudes are
Shaker Heights, OH, scored 449 improving and it shows in our performance," she says.
1512 State St. points for the blue and green last And how does Holzhaeusser see her9 role on the team?
season. Hefinishedsecond on the "I hoped I played a leadershiprole, * she says. "I go out to win and
squad with a 16.0 scoring aver- I hope that (my teammates) will have the same attitude."
8-12 p.m. age. A good season can mean wonders to a|sports program and
2 The men's team will open the Holzhaeusser hopes that the team's strong showing this season will
season on Nov. 18, with an exhi- attract some good players to the college. | §
Music, Fun, Refreshments bition contest in the Mercyhurst Another thing that can go a long way to helping a team win is good
Campus Center against West On- chemistry. a *m& | . , .. f .
4
tario University at 8 p.m. The first 'This year we have more friendship on the team, and that s helped
$3 admission with Mercyhurst I.D regular season* contest will be us," she says. "We're all different but we're all have the same goals
hosted by the Lakers on Nov. 22 and everyone's confidence is u| ft

when Mercyhurst welcomes Indi- Holzhaeusser believes the team as a whole is stronger and mon
Proper I.D.requiredfor drinks. ana University of Pennsylvania. see 'Tennis,* pg. 4
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