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8-26-1995

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The great annual migration

The last weekend of , ~'' August means the great annual migration--of ~-

1 college students, usually followed by parents, siblings and friends carrying clothing, refrigeratqrs and couches into the dorms, houses or apartments that john Carroll Uqiversity students Wi\l call home for the next nine montqs.~( '" 0

Say good-bye to the aforementioned parents, siblings and friends and get settled in, making it a new home while catching up with or meeting your roommate. Remember to stock the fridge with caffeinated bev~~ges and late­night munchies for those unexpect~Jiifarties and all­nighters you just know can't be avoided. And classes haven't even started yet with hist minute problems like dropping and adding classes or finding your classes. Then there's the obligatory parking problems, overlooked tuition bills and winding lines in the bookstore -- all to start the year off right.

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Off-campus phone numbers

Libraries Cleveland Public· 623-2800 · 325 Superior Ave.

Beachwood· 831-6868 · 25501 Shaker Blvd. Mayfield· 473-0350 · 6080 Wilson Mills Rd.

Cleveland Hrs. · 932-3600 · 2345 Lee Rd. Shaker· 991-2030 · 3450 Lee Rd.

Malls Beachwood· 464-9460 · 26300 Cedar Rd. Richmond · 449-3200 · 691 Richmond Rd. Severance· 381-7323 · 3640 Mayfield Rd. Tower City· 771-0033 ·50 Public Square

Movie Theaters Centrum· 932-5955 · 2781 Euclid Hts. Blvd.

Cedar Lee · 321-8232 · 2163 Lee Rd. Loews · 371-2300 ·13961 Cedar Rd.

Richmond · 449-4 321 · 691 Richmond Rd. Severance · 291-1244 · 3590 Mayfield Rd.

Salons/Barber Shops Dino Palmeri · 381-7773 · 2165 S. Green Rd. Rosalina's · 371-0200 · 20640 N. Park Blvd

Vince's Barber Shop· 382-0855 · 14415 Cedar Rd.

Cleaners Barri-Lee Cleaners· 371-1717 ·13911 Cedar Rd. Colony Cleaners· 932-1280 · 13926 Cedar Rd. DO Summers· 382-9872 ·14409 Cedar Rd. Dryclean USA · 382-2774 ·14437 Cedar Rd.

Heights Cleaners· 932-9666 ·1863 Coventry Rd.

Pharmacies mp rug · 71-1 34 · 06 1 Fairmount

Marc's · 932-1090 ·13883 Cedar Rd. Revco · 371-0877 · 13956 Cedar Rd.

Revco · 381-8726 ·Cedar Rd. &: S. Green Rd. Walgreens · 691-0894 · 4635 Mayfield Rd.

Restaurants Applebee's · 646-1540 · 5658 Mayfield Rd. Geraci's · 371-5643 · 2266 Richmond Rd.

Mozarella's Cafe · 464-6333 · 2101 Richmond Rd. Pizzazz· 321-7272 ·Fairmount Circle

TGlFriday's · 461-8443 ·1641 Golden Gate Plaza The Cooker · 831-6656 · 2102 Richmond Rd.

Tommy's · 321-7757 · 1824 Coventry

Pizza Captain Tony's · 464-8669 · 23200 Chagrin Blvd. Domino's · 381-5555 · 1982 Warrensville Ctr. Rd.

Papa John's· 691-1982 ·14404 Cedar Rd. Pizza Hur · 321-5885 · 13953 Cedar Rd.

Fast Food Arby's · 371-1605 · 2115 Warrensville Ctr. Rd.

Burger King· 321-6400 ·14101 Cedar Rd. McDonalds · 382-0814 · 4500 Mayfield Rd.

Subway· 381-2424 · 3988 Mayfield Rd. Taco Bell· 382-2221· 4537 Mayfield Rd.

Bar~

BW-3's · 397-2999 · 2781 Euclid Hts. Blvd. ]illian's Billiard Club· 397-0900 · 12459 Cedar Rd.

Parnell's · 321-3469 · 2167 Lee Rd. Peabody's DownUnder · 241-2451·1059 Old River Rd. Pepper Ridge Tavern· 321-7070 ·1852 Coventry Rd.

Quinn's · 932-6999 · 13179 Cedar Rd. Tavern Co.· 321-6001· 2260 Lee Rd.

Coffee houses Arabica · 371-5300 · 20630 N. Park Blvd.

Arabica · 371-4414 · 2785 Euclid Hts. Blvd. Borders Books & Music· 292-2660 ·La Place Center

Midnite Sun Coffeehouse· 321-6291 ·13969 Cedar Rd

ENTERTAirtVENT The Carroll News, August 26, 1995

Rock Hall among off -campus highlights When the sun goes down, Cleveland lights up

Karen Obrzut Entertainment Editor

All right, we all know what you're doing THIS weekend. Well , hurry up and unpack those bags. buy those books and then breeze through those first classes, because NEXT weekend, it's time to venture off campus for the music event of the year.

The concert for Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum takes place Sat­urday, Sept. 2 at the Municipal Stadium. Among the long list of performers scheduled to ap­pear are Bruce Springsteen, Annie Lennox, Soul Asylum, Melissa Etheridge, The Allman Brothers Band and The Pre­tenders. At press time, tickets ($80 and up) were still avail­able. Call Ticketmasterat241-5555 for more information.

Speaking of the Rock Hall, recentacquisitionsincluded in the museum's vast exhibit -designedtocapturetheessence of more than 70 years of rock and roll - include Elvis Presley's first singles and cos­tumes worn by the Supremes. The Wall,a multimedia exhibit based on the late 1970s Pink Floyd epic, is reported to be the museum 's most extravagant. Calll-800-BUCKEYE for hours and admission.

Looking for something a little lower key (and less ex­pensive)? Then take Cedar to Coventry andstopbytheGrog Shop for the best in local and nation a) cutting -edge, altern a­rive and folk/rock live music.

Call 321-5588 for concert schedules and admission.

Right across from JCU is Pizzazz's Basement of Blues. The restaurant features Italian cuisine while letting the Blues mellow you out after exams. Call32l-7272. Nocovercharge.

And that's not theonly base­ment with a buzz ... The Base­ment,locatedatl0780ld River Road in the Flats, has it all -

en joy live music, dance your stress away or hang out in The Backyard, the club's newest addition. One restriction: you must be 21 or older. Call 344-0001.

Under 21? Try Rum runners, also in the Flats (East Bank). La­dies 18 and older and men 19 and older can dance all night to the tunes of Dj Brian. Call696-607l.

For all of you movie buffs, ask anyoneoncamps and they'll tell you the coolest theatre in town is Cedar Lee at 2163 Lee Road. The theatre is known for running criti­cally acclaimed, noncommercial

films that may not be showing anywhere else. The film calen­dar includes Safe Qulianne Moore), starting tonight and Livi ngin Obi i vi on starting Fri­day, Sept.l.

And, if you're feeling ad ven­turous and not afraid of flying food, catch The Rocky Horror Picture 5howSaturdaysat mid­night. Call 321-8232 for film listings.

Home Entertainment Basic

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22 BET

Cable TV

Premium

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Computer Access Accounts and Residence Hall Computer

Connections

For New VAX E-Mail Accounts, Vax Password Changes,

User Codes And

New LAN User Accounts, LAN Password Changes, Network Interface Card

Purchases ...

Contact The Science Center Room 55

8:30 to 930 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m.

Monday through Friday

The Carroll News Melissa A. Tilk Editor-in-Chief

James Auricchio Managing Editor

Kevin Bachman Advertising Manager

Sr. Mary Ann Flannery Faculty Advisor

Okay, so you've got classes, homework, maybe a job and hopefully a social life. Surely there's still room in your schedule for The Carroll

News. If you'd like to write, edit, take picrures or sell ads, there's a place for you at the CN. Call397-4398 or stop by the CN office in the

Recplex if you'd like to get involved.

The Carroll News, August 26, 1995 SCIIEDUU!S & DATES TO KNOW 3

Welcome Back Week Schedule - Fall '95

Monday Aug. 28 Settle-in day

Tuesday Aug. 29 JCU Night at Arabica 7 - 10 p.m. 20% off all food and drinks w I JCU ID

Wednesday Aug. 30 Rumrunners - Trip to Flats Buses operate from 9 p.m. - 1:30 a.m., leaving the Belvoir lot approx. every 45 min. $4 w/ JCU ID

Thursday Aug. 31 Reggae Fiesta in Schott Dining Hall during dinner hours. First Light on Mill or Hall Lawn 6-8:30 p.m.

Friday Sept. 1 Trip to Trilogy Buses operate from 9 p.m. - 1:30 a.m., leaving the Belvoir lot approx. every 45 min. $4.00 w/ JCU ID

Who to ... Frequently called runbers, on and off campus

Security JCU Information Student Service Center Counseling Center Gymnasium Health Services Hillcrest Hospital Library Mailroom Residence Life Office Cooperative Education Placement Student Union Office Rape Crisis Center Urgent Care Carillon The Carroll News Computer Center Bookstore Lost & Found Academic Counseling WUJC Radio Station Bernet Hall Campion Hall Dolan Hall East Hall Millor Hall Murphy Hall Pacelli Hall Sutowski Hall Admission Audio-Visual Business Office Campus Ministry Dean of Students Financial Aid Marriott Food Service

397-4600 397-1886 397-4494 397-4341 397-1610 397-4349 449-4500 397-4233 397-4680 397-4401 397-4237 397-4431 397-4230 391-3912 381-9000 397-4620 397-4479 397-4463 397-4411 397-4495 397-4219 397-4438 397-4449 397-3000 397-4429 397-3099 397-1655 397-4441 397-4446 397-4452 397-4294 397-4710 397-4271 397-4717 397-4401 397-4248 397-4756

Important dates this fall ...

Monday, August 28 - Friday, September 1, 1995 Parking Passes on sale in Murphy Room

Friday, September 1, 1995 Last day for course changes and late registration

Tuesday, September 12, 1995 Last day to elect pass/fail option and/or change to audit for Fall

Saturday, September 23, 1995 HOMECOMING

Thursday, October 12, 1995 Fall break begins after last scheduled class

Tuesday, Novernber21, 1995 Thanksgiving Break begins after last class Last chance for class withdrawal

Voice Mail Quick Start

Voice Mail Access: Dial 7000, press *, mailbox number, then * and passcode. Record Outgoing Greeting: After accessing your voice mailbox, press 8, then 4. Retrieve Messages: Press 7 to play current messages. Delete Messages: Press 3 to discard the current message. Save Messages: Press 5 to keep the current message. Exit Voice Mail: Press 9 to exit voice mailbox.

Freshman First Weekend Schedule

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26

Noon - 3:00 p.m. Check-in Residents: In the Residence Halls you have been assigned. CorTmuters: Atrium

2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Parents Assembly - Kulas Auditorium

3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Residence Hall Meetings: Go to Your Floor Commuter Meetings: Wolf and Pot

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Freshman Convocation - Kulas Auditorium (This is an academic assembly. Students are requested to dress accordingly. Mass to follow.)

6:00p.m. Mass -Gesu •

7:00p.m. Dinner - Student Dining Room

9:00 p.m. - Midnight Monte Carlo Nite and DJ -Recreational Center Gym

SUNDAY, AUGUST 27

9:00 -10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Student Dining Room

10:00 -11:30 am. Classroom Tours leave from lobby of each Residence Hall

Noon - 1:00 p.m. Rally- Wasmer Field* Rain Plan- Varsity Gym

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Picnic- Wasmer Field * Rain Plan- Varsity Gym

2:30 - 6:30 p.m. Outdoor Games -Wasmer Field Recreation Center Gym- Rain Plan

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Dinner- Student Dining Room

9:00pm OUtdoor Movie - Murphy Hall Lawn

When to eat, when to study ... BOOKSTORE 397-4411

M-Th F Sat Sun

t£AL. TH SERVICE 397-4349 (After 8 p.m., 397 -4488)

8:30 a.m. - 6:30 pm. 8:30 a.m. - 5 pm. Noon -5 p.m. Closed

M-F 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. - noon, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun 1 p.m. -5 pm.

LIBRARY 397-4233

M-Th F Sat Sun

MAILROOM

7:30 am. ·midnight 7:30 am. - 9 p.m. lOam. -6 pm. 11 a.m. · midnight

397-4680 (Main office and package pick-up) M - F 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 pm. Sat & Sun Closed

MEAL HOURS Cafeteria M-Th Breakfast 7:30a.m.- 9:30 am. Cont. Breakfast 9:30 am. -10 am. Lunch 11 a.m.-2:30pm. Dinner 4:30 - 7 pm. Fri. Breakfast Lunch Dinner Sat. & Sun.

7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. 11 am. - 2:30 pm. 4:30 pm - 6 p.m.

Brunch 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Dinner 4:30 pm. - 6 p.m. Snack Bar -The lm Between M-W 8:30 a.m. - 1 a.m. Th & Fri. 8:30 a.m. · midnight Sat & Sun 3 p.m.- midnight

STUDENT SERVICE CENTER Cashier 397-4494, Registration 397-4495

M-Th 8:30 a.m. - noon,

Fri. 1 pm.-8pm. 8:30 a.m_ - noon, 1 p.m.- 5pm.

...

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Off-campus phone numbers

Libra ries Cleveland Public· 623-2800 · 325 Superior Ave.

Beachwood· 831-6868 · 25501 Shaker Blvd. Mayfield· 473-0350 · 6080 Wilson Mills Rd.

Cleveland Hts. · 932-3600 · 2345 Lee Rd. Shaker · 991-2030 · 3450 Lee Rd.

Malls Beachwood· 464-9460 · 26300 Cedar Rd. Richmond · 449-3200 · 691 Richmond Rd. Severance· 381-7323 · 3640 Mayfield Rd. Tower City· 771-0033 · 50 Public Square

Movie Theaters Centrum · 932-5955 · 2781 Euclid Hts. Blvd.

Cedar Lee · 321-8232 · 2163 Lee Rd. Loews · 371-2300 · 13961 Cedar Rd .

Richmond· 449-4321· 691 Richmond Rd. Severance · 291-1244 · 3590 Mayfield Rd.

Salons/Barber Shops Dino Palmeri· 381-7773 · 2165 S. Green Rd. Rosalina's · 371-0200 · 20640 N. Park Blvd.

Vince's Barber Shop· 382-0855 ·14415 Cedar Rd.

Cleaners Barri-Lee Cleaners · 371-1717 ·13911 Cedar Rd. Colony Cleaners · 932-1280 · 13926 Cedar Rd. DO Summers· 382-9872 ·14409 Cedar Rd Dryclean USA· 382-2774 ·14437 Cedar Rd.

Heights Cleaners · 932-9666 · 1863 Coventry Rd.

Pharmacies m u ru · 371 -l 34 · 1 Fairmount

Marc's · 932-1090 ·13883 Cedar Rd. Revco · 371-0877 · 13956 Cedar Rd.

Revco · 381-8726 ·Cedar Rd. & S. Green Rd. Walgreens · 691-0894 · 4635 Mayfield Rd.

Restaurants Applebee's · 646-1540 · 5658 Mayfield Rd. Geraci's · 371-564 3 · 2266 Richmond Rd.

Mozarella's Cafe · 464-6333 · 2101 Richmond Rd. Pizzazz · 321-7272 ·Fairmount Circle

TGIFriday's · 461-8443 ·1641 Golden Gate Plaza The Cooker · 831-6656 · 2102 Richmond Rd.

Tommy's · 321-7757 ·1824 Coventry

Pizza Captain Tony's · 464-8669 · 23200 Chagrin Blvd. Domino's · 381-5555 ·1982 Warrensville Ctr. Rd.

Papa John's · 691-1982 ·14404 Cedar Rd. Pizza Hut· 321-5885 · 13953 Cedar Rd.

Fast Food Arby's · 371-1605 · 2115 Warrensville Ctr. Rd.

Burger King· 321-6400 ·14101 Cedar Rd. McDonalds · 382-0814 · 4500 Mayfield Rd.

Subway· 381-2424 · 3988 Mayfield Rd. Taco Bell · 382-2221 · 4537 Mayfield Rd.

Ba r~ BW-3's · 397-2999 · 2781 Euclid Hts. Blvd.

jillian's Billiard Club· 397-0900 ·12459 Cedar Rd. Parnell's · 321-3469 · 2167 Lee Rd.

Peabody's Down Under· 241-2451·1059 Old River Rd. Pepper Ridge Tavern· 321-7070 ·1852 Coventry Rd.

Quinn's · 932-6999 · 13179 Cedar Rd. Tavern Co.· 321-6001 · 2260 Lee Rd.

Coffee houses Arabica · 371-5300 · 20630 N. Park Blvd.

Arabica · 371-4414 · 2785 Euclid Hts. Blvd. Borders Books & Music· 292-2660 ·La Place Center

Midnite Sun Coffeehouse· 321-6291 · 13969 Cedar Rd.

ENTERTAIIWVIEN'I" The Carroll News, August 26,1995

Rock Hall among off -campus highlights When the sun goes down} Cleveland lights up

Karen Obrzut Entertainment Editor

All right, we all know what you're doing THIS weekend. Well, hurry up and unpack those bags, buy those books and then breeze through those first classes, because NEXT weekend, it 's time to venture off campus forthemusic event of the year.

The concert for Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum takes place Sat­urday, Sept. 2 at the Municipal Stadium. Among the long list of performers schedul ed to ap­pear a re Bruce Springsteen, Annie Lennox, Soul Asylum, Melissa Etheridge, The Allman Brothers Band and The Pre­tenders. At press time, tickets ($80 and up) were still avail ­able. Call Ticket master at 241-5555 for more in formation .

Speaking of the Rock Hall, recent acquisitions i nd uded in the museum's vast exhibit -designed to capture the essence of more than 70 years of rock and roll - include Elvis Presley's first singles and cos­tumes worn by the Supremes. TheWall,amultimediaexhibit based on the late 1970s Pink Floyd epic, is reported to be the museum's most extravagant. Call1-800-BUCKEYE forhours and admission.

Looking for something a little lower key (and less ex­pensive)? Then take Cedar to Coventry and stop by the Grog Shop for the best in local and nation a 1 cutting-edge, alter na­tive and folk/ rock live music.

Call 321 -5588 for concert schedules and admission .

Right across from JCU is Pizzazz's Basement of 81 ues. The restaurant features Italian cuisine while letting the Blues mellow you out after exams. Call 32l-7272. Nocovercharge.

And that's not the only base­ment wi th a buzz .. . The Base­men t,located at 1078 Old River Road in the Flats, has it a li -

enjoy live music, dance your stress away or hang out in The Backyard, the club's newest addit ion. One restriction: you must be 21 or older. Call344-000l.

Under2l? TryRumrunners, also in the Flats (East Bank). La­dies 18 and older and men 19 and older can dance all night to the tunesofDJBrian. Call 696-6071.

For all of you movie buffs, ask anyoneoncamps and they 'll tell you the coolest theatre in town is Cedar Lee at 2163 Lee Road. The theatre is known for running cri ti­call y acclaimed, noncommercial

films that may not be showing anywhereelse. The film calen­dar includes Safe (Julianne Moore), starting tonight and Li vi nglnObli vion starting Fri­day, Sept.l.

And, if you'refeelingadven­turous and not afraid of flying food, catch The Rocky Horror Picture Show Saturdays at mid­night. Call 321-8232 for film listings.

Home Entertainment Basic

2SCOLA 3 JCU Information 4 JCU Internal One 5 JCU Internal Two 6 JCU Internal Three 7 JCU Internal Four 8 WKYC Ch 3 (NBC) 9 WEWS Ch. 5 (ABC) 10 WJW Ch. 8 (Fox) 11 WOIO Ch. 19 (CBS) 12 WVIZ Ch 25 (Pil$) 13 WUAB Ch. 43 15 WEAO Ch. 45/49 16 Weather Channel 17 C·SPAN (Rep) 18CNBC 19 CNN Head I me News 20 C-SPAN 21 Bravo 21 Discovery Channel

22 BET

Cable TV

Premium

24 CNN News 25 ESPN Spor!S 26 Nickelodeon 27 TBS Superstation 28 VH-l 29 USA Network 30 Family Channel 3lA&E 32 Lifetime 33 AMC 34 MTV 35 TNT 36 Sport:SChannel For Cable Problems, call 397-4664

Com puter Access Accounts and Residence Hall Computer

Connections

For New VAX E-Mail Accounts, Vax Password Changes,

User Codes And

New LAN User Accounts, LAN Password Changes, Network Interface Card

Purchases ...

Contact The Science Center Room 55

8:30 to 9.30 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m.

Monday through Friday

The Carroll News Melissa A. Tilk Editor-in-Chief

James Auricchio Managing Editor

Kevin Bachman Advertising Manager

Sr. Mary Ann Flannery Faculty Advisor

Okay, so you've got classes, homework, maybe a job and hopefully a social life. Surely there's still room in your schedule for The Carroll

News. lf you'd like to write, edit, take pictures or sell ads, there's a place for you at the CN. Call 397-4398 or stop by the CN office in the

Recplex if you'd li ke to get involved.

The Carroll News, August 26, 1995 SCIEDULES a DATES TO KNOW 3

Welcome Back Week Schedule - Fall '95

Monday Aug. 28 Settle-in day

Tuesday Aug. 29 JCU Night at Arabic a 7 - 10 p.m. 20% off a ll food and drinks w I JCUID

Wednesday Aug. 30 Rumrunners - Trip to Flats Buses operate from 9 p.m. - 1:30 a.m., leaving the Belvoir lot approx. every 45 min. $4 w/ JCU ID

Thursday Aug. 31 Reggae Fiest a in Schott Dining Hall during dinner hours. First Light on Mil lor Hall Lawn 6-8:30 p.m.

Friday Sept. 1 Trip to Trilogy Buses operate from 9 p.m. - 1:30 a.m., leaving the Belvoir lot approx. every 45 m in. $4.00 w/ JCU ID

Who to ... Frequently called runbers, on and off campus

Security JCU Information Student Service Center Counseling Center Gymnasium Health Services Hillcrest Hospital Library Mailroom Residence Life Office Cooperative Education Placement Student Union Office Rape Crisis Center Urgent Care Carillon The Carroll News Computer Center Bookstore Lost & Found Academic Counseling WUJC Radio Station Bernet Hall Campion Hall Dolan Hall East Hall Millor Hall Murphy Hall Pacelli Hall Sutowski Hall Admission Audio-Visual Business Office Campus Ministry Dean of Students Financial Aid Marriott Food Service

397-4600 397-1886 397-4494 397-4341 397-1610 397-4349 449-4500 397-4233 397-4680 397-4401 397-4237 397-4431 397-4230 391-3912 381-9000 397-4620 397-4479 397-4463 397-4411 397-4495 397-4219 397-4438 397-4449 397-3000 397-4429 397-3099 397-1655 397-4441 397-4446 397-4452 397-4294 397-4710 397-4271 397-4717 397-4401 397-4248 397-4756

Important dates this fall ...

Monday, August 28 - Friday, September 1, 1995 Parking Passes on sale in Murphy Room

Friday, September 1, 1995 Last day for course changes and late registration

Tuesday, September 12, 1995 Last day to elect pass/fail option and/or change to audit for Fall

Saturday, September 23, 1995 HOMECOMING

Thursday, October 12, 1995 Fall break begins after last scheduled class

Tuesday, Novernber 21, 1995 Thanksgiving Break begins after last class Last chance for class withdrawal

Voice Mail Quick Start

Voice Mail Access: Dial 7000, press *, mailbox number, then * and passcode. Record Outgoing Greeting: After accessing your voice mailbox, press 8, then 4. Retrieve Messages: Press 7 to play current messages. Delete Messages: Press 3 to discard the current message. Save Messages: Press 5 to keep the current message. Exit Voice Mail: Press 9 to exit voice mailbox.

Freshman First Weekend Schedule

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26

Noon - 3:00 p.m. Check-in Residents: In the Residence Halls you have been assigned. Convnuters: Atrium

2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Parents Assembly - Kulas Auditorium

3:30 -4:30 p.m. Residence Hall Meetings: Go to Your Floor Commuter Meetings: Wolf and Pot

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Freshman Convocation - Kulas Auditorium (This is an academic assembly. Students are requested to dress accordingly. Mass to follow.)

6:00p.m. Mass - Gesu"

7:00p.m. Dinner - Student Dining Room

9:00p.m. - Midnight Monte Carlo Nite and DJ - Recreational Center Gym

SUNDAY, AUGUST 27

9:00 -10:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast - Student Dining Room

10. -11:30 am. Classroom Tours leave from Lobby of each Residence Hall

Noon -1:00 p.m. Rally - Wasmer Field *Rain Plan - Varsity Gym

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Picnic- Wasmer Field * Rain Plan- Varsity Gym

2:30 - 6:30 p.m. Outdoor Games - Wasmer Field Recreation Center Gym- Rain Plan

6:00 -8:00 p.m. Dinner -Student Dining Room

9:00pm. Outdoor Movie -Murphy HaH Lawn

When to eat, when to study ... BOOKSTORE 397-4411

M-Th F Sat Sun

l-EAL TH SERVICE 397-4349

8:30a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 5 pm. Noon - 5 p.m. Closed

(After 8 p.m., 397 -4488) M-F 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat 9 a.m. - noon, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun 1 p.m. - 5 pm.

LIBRARY 397-4233

M-Th F Sat Sun

MAILROOM

7:30a.m. -midnight 7:30a.m.- 9 p.m. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 11 a.m. - midnight

397-4680 (Main office and package pick-up) M - F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Sat & Sun Closed

MEAL HOURS Cafeteria M-Th Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30am. Cont. Breakfast 9:30 am. -10 a.m. Lunch 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Dinner 4:30 - 7 p.m. Fri. Breakfast Lunch Dinner Sat. & Sun.

7:30 am. - 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Brunch 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Dinner 4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m. Snack Bar - The lm Between M-W 8:30 a.m. - 1 a.m. Th & Fri. 8:30 a.m.- midnight Sat & Sun 3 pm. - midnight

STUDENT SERVICE CENTER Cashier 397-4494, Registrat ion 397-4495

M· Th 8:30 a.m. - noon,

Fri. 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - noon, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

4 SPORTS The Carroll News, August 26, 1995

Carroll looks to new faces to fill talent voids JCU athletics planning to continue tradition of excellence in the OAC and beyond

Jude Kilty Sports Editor

If you thought the President of the United States and great college athletes have noth­ing in common, you're wrong.

They both have four-year terms. Sometimes an exceptional few, or the

simply lucky, have that time extended. In either position, however, people want to

know who will be able to replace them, especially if they were integral to the team. As hard as the task may be, or as long as it may take, someone, somehow will fill the role. And fill it well.

Such voids are evi­dent in john Carroll University Athleticsen­tering the 1995-96 school year.

Eventhoughl994-95 season didn't bring the coveted Ohio Athletic Conference All-Sports Trophy back to Univer­sity Heights, OH, the Class of 19951eft much more than just divots to be replaced alongjCU's athletic fairway. The list seems endless.

Fall sports featured athletes like Blue Streak goalie Mike Lyons and sweeper Tom Hahn, who never lost on Wasmer Field's turf in four varsity seasons. They both lef tjCU with three OAC champion­ships under their beltS. Or how about last year's football seniors like quarterback 11). lnsana, split end Sean Williams,

and tight end Brian Ash who helped com­pile over 20 offensive records to lead Car­roll to 1ts second ever OAC title?

Or what about volleyball players Stacey Mullally and Leslie Mahl, the two all-time leaders in kills and assists in jCU athletic history, who helped lead Carroll to twoOAC championships and two NCAA playoff berths in four seasons?

The list of outstanding athletes goes on:

jim Petkunas(three-timeOACSwimmerof the Year), GET All-American's Danielle Sluga (soccer, track and cross country) and Aaron Sheets(alsoanall-American in wres­tling heavyweight). As the list goes on, so do the questions-- who will fill those shoes? Who will replace the irreplaceable? No matter, really. Fact is, the irreplaceable are replaceable. It won't be easy, but someone will do it.

Nobody thought Babe Ruth's home run feats could be topped, but Hank Aaron topped them. Nor did anyone think there would be better players in NBA history than the super stars like Larry Bird and Erving "Magic" johnson. Michael jordan squelched those notions. Per­haps more appro­priately, His Airness (as USA Today's Bryan Burwell likes to call him) soared over them.

Carroll may not have any Aaron's or jordan's, but there are JCU athletes who are capable of getting the job done. They may be seniors lost in the mix of past hero and heroine glory. Or, they could be incoming fresh­man we've never been exposed to.

Hereareafewof the JCU athletes' names you may know by the end of the year, helping

push those superstars of the past into ex­actly that, the past: Volleyball Pamjimison, Dawn Ebinger, Women's Soccer, Thea Consler, Oona Blakemore, Shannon Sulli­van, Angela Rochowiak; Men's Soccer, Bob Krupitzer and Adrian Del Busso, Football, Scott O'Donnell, Chris Anderson, Chad Rankin,jason Tercek.

Those are just the fall sports. By the end of the year, we'll have plenty of fresh, new sports heroes and heroines that we won't be able to imagine losing for the seasons to

come. And I'm sure we'll do the same thing the

year after that and the year after that and the year after that. ..