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academic policies
By Naomi Romanchok When a case is brought to
broadcasting live during this
time. |
According to Faculty Ad-
visor Steve Curcio, this Is the
the first roots of (he station
were developed from an af-
filiation with WOLN-FM. j
WMCY* is^jno longdr af-
growth lies," Curcio said.
WMCY provides its listeners
with hard rock, new wave, the
top 40, Laker football games
Today, O c t o b er 26, him by a student,; the dean first time anything like this filiated with WQLN.-Rather, it and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
academic progress reports are seeks the course syllabus "to has been attempted by the has developed itself into a The voice of Mercyhurst
due in the registrar's office. determine a precise, clear in-radio station. The reason for c o m m u n i c a t i o n t o o l for College is an alternative to col-
the party, he said,"It gets us
dication of the grading scale." students. J ege radio. \
According to Academic out of the studio and makes
After he talks to the student, WMCY has experienced
Dean, Dri David Palmer, the
the dean approaches the us more visible to the developmental changes dur-
purpose of the progess •••
faculty member involved. This students.' | ing the past two years. In >»:•>»: j& W ;$£#;£>
reports is "to inform students
and their advisors of any pro-
blem in a particular student's
whole process probably takes
a week. \
It was on this date at 9 p.m.
when Curcio aired "War of the
1982, the station relocated to
the basement of Baldwin Hall. : - he Merciad
Worlds," a radio drama by H.G.
Only once in five years has a Rennovations totaling
activity in a class."
Progress reports are Issued case been so extreme that it Wells. If \ ff
needed to be taken to the | The inception of a radio sta-
$14,000 allowed the depart-
ment to consolidate Itself
:#w^
will now
when a student's work is not
up to their abilities. Progress Academic Policy Committee. tion was developed by Andrew under one roof.
reports are a "warning to perk • p
up. and do b e t t e r in
mid-November. Registration The video room had to be been very helpful with all the sofa, a love seat, two large
takes place November 19 and relocated "from its previous problems* and satisfying all bean bags, and two small bean ggg&
T • * • • * * f™
Montgomery Room
Study room opert until 2:30 a.m
The Montgomery Room, did not allowjthe room to re- acts of vandalism have not oc-
located at the entrance of the main open for 24 i hours for curred in the room, according
library! is now open until 2:30 security reasons. to Sydow. i
a.m. to a c c o m m o d a t e It is "not wise" for students However, misuse of the
students who need a room to to be in that area of the col- room will result with privileges
study after the library closes lege at that time of the morn- being revoked.
at 11 p.m. ing without adequate security, There has not been an over-
Two w e e k s a g o , ' B i l l Garvey commented. f whelming demand for use of
Petrella, an MSG represen- Wilbur Sydow, director of the room, Sydow said. %
tative, suggested the room re- security, said security offices In 1971, the room was used
main open for 24 hours. have been instructed to fill out specifically as a study area,
Mercy hurst College Presi- a report regarding any misuse Joan Cooper, director of the
dent William PJGarvey acted Jim Markiewicz (left) and Fr. Chuck Schmitt (right), in a scene from
of the room. library said. "No Exit." J B "i '• » 3 Jr
on the proposal JHowever, he During the past two weeks,
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Money Problems - 868-5436 for more work experience. Contact evening mass in the Blue Western Reserve University
information. Beachcomber Tours, Inc., 1325 Room at 10:00 p.m. as well as will speak | on the multi-
A seminar on "How to Millerport Highway, the regurlar 11:00 a.m. mass in faceted role of copper in bio-
budget your money" will be Willlamsville, NY, 14221, or the chapel. Also,? there are systems. The presentation is
held Monday, October 29, 1-3 MSG • I call 716-632-3723. 1 ^ Christmas cards on sale in the Tuesday, October 30 at 3:30
p.m. at St. Mark's, Room 115. Campus Ministry for 20 cents p.m. in 314 Zurn. Reception
All interested are welcome to The Resident Committee of a piece or 10 for $1.50. wilM follow.
attend. V *# MSG is looking for members <PSEA -
to represent the townhouses,
Mercyhurst Apts, Briggs Apts, PSEA will be holding their "'" Relax - h • • Film for Discussion -
Skating - McAuley, Baldwin, and Egan next meeting October 30 at
d o r m s . M e e t i n g s are 8:15 p.m. in 312 Main. The On Tuesday, October 30 The film*for discussion on
The Glenwood Ice Rink is Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. in the meeting is open to all educa- from 5 to 6 p.m. a "relaxation Wednesday, October 31 is
sponsoring several skate-a- BPC. All welcome. * > tion majors interested in join- response" workshop;will be "The Apprenticeship of Dud-
thons in November to benefit ing. There will be six student presented by Linda Williams in dy Kravitz."i Richard Dreyfus
March of Dimes and its fight teachers speaking about their the faculty dining room. It is stars/ In |jthis adaptation of
against- birth defects. Three Travel - > classroom experiences. All brought to you ;by Egan Mordeckai Richler's novel.
Commodore 16 home com- welcome to attend. ^ ¥• Scholars. All welcome. Duddy's business visions and
puters will be awarded to local * HELPfWANTED: Part-time schemes are marred by his
participants.-A marathon all- position available for college ruthlessness. Introduction at
nighter will be held Saturday, student to represent travel Liturgy - Bio-systems - 7:15? p.m. and film -starts at
November 10 from 8:15 p.m. to company on campus. Earn 7:30 p.m. In Zurn Recital Hall.
7:15 a.m. ^Call 868-3652 or commision, free* travel,*;and On Sundays there will be Dr. Urbach from Case Student Admission is free. I
OCTOBER 26,1984 THE MERCIAD PAGE 7
to 1:30 a.m. October 31 will be the n 0? cover if wearing fa costume. 1 Hall and Oates -Will perform
Gala Halloween Party from 9 p.m. - Free witch's brew and costume November 5 at 8:00 p.m. at th Civic
2^a.m. Costumes Please.- Every judging at midnight.? Wednesday Center. Tickets are $13.50. Call
Saturday noon-6 p.m. and Wednes- will be a«"Super 13" Halloween 452-4857 for reservations. a « E £
day 7 p.m. - 1 a.m. 12 ounce draft Party. 13 hours of: Happyf Hour
beer only 25 cents. S^ -* * from 1 p.m.-2 a.m. All I wings you
Ramada Inn Lounge -6101 Wat- can eat for $2.50 no cover charge
tsburg Rd. Every Tuesday and with costume and free 1 witch's
Thursday Wings and Taco night all brew, i i 1 ^|^!?iff $ i
you can eat for $3 from 8 p.m.-11 £ Kate's at the Holiday Inn
p.m. Performing will be "Image" downtown - Will i present 3 j g j § Millcreek Mall j -This week's
Friday and Saturday. "Moonlighter" Friday and Satur- movies include 'Terror in? the Ai-
day from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. ^ sle", "Body Devil", "Little Drum-
Shenanigan's -3728 Pine Ave.
Nightly specials include: Monday Pal Joey's - 1101 State St. mer Girl". The midnight movie for
and Wednesday fwings $2.25, "John Hammond" a solo | blue's Friday and Saturday is "The Rocky
Tuesday drafts 25 cents, Wednes- artist will be performing Friday Horror Picture^ Show". • Call
Docksiders -420 State St. day Little Kings;3 for $1,5and and Saturday. Cover charge is 868-5151 for time schedules. 9 K .
"Generic Beat" will be performing Thursday, Friday and Saturday $6.50. 32 f:
Halloween night. Cash prizes will "Kidder" will be performing from Plaza -800 W. Erie Plaza. Will
be awarded. $1 cover* charge for 10 p.m.-2 a.mj $2 cover charge. be showing "Razor's iEdge",
those not in costume. Saturday, October 27 -A bus to "Soldier's Story", andf'Thief of
Peninsula Inn -Performing this the Laker football game in^Pitt- Hearts". Call 454-0050 for
Billy's -10th and Peach St weekend is "Angel Fire". Friday sburgh. $2 for transportation and schedules.
"PALADIN" Willi bes performing * | ^
free hor'deurves from 4 p.m.-9 p.m. $4 for the game ticket. B B S ^ J W
through October 27. EverylTues- and from 7 p.m.-12 a.m. Crunch Cinema World -2206 W. 15th
day is Men's;Nite with assorted •^Friday, October 26 -The Hallo- St. Will feature "First Born", "Ter-
bar all the peanuts, popcorn and ween Dance will be held in the minator", "Place in the Heart" and
drink specials and Wednesday pretzels you can eat. Saturday will
there will be an Octoberfest party. Campus Center from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. "Teachers'S Call 454-2881 for time
be the annual Halloween Party Admission is $1 and costumes! schedules.
Antler's -4th and Sassafras, starting at 7 p.m. with free cider must be worn. Music provided by
Wednesday is Oldies Nite with 3 and treats and hayride going from "Class of 69". I Glen wood Ice Rink -38th and.
for$1 ponies. V ' Park Place to the P.I. There will be Cherry Oust past the zoo) will have
costume judging at midnight by a ] Sunday, October 28 -A double public skating Thursday and Fri-
Wagners AM (1-5 a.m.) -State feature horror flick "It's Alive day 8:15 p.m.-10:15 p.m., Wednes-
St. Friday DJ. John will be spinn- WSEG deejay, j Attention
Students; Rides provided *to and Again" and "The House that Drip- day, Thursday, and Friday noon to
) big tunes an d | Sat u rdayjiarry from party for groups of seven or ped! Blood" at 7 p.m. in Zumw 2 p.m., Saturday!2:30 p.m.-4:30
Hariston will be spinning records more. Call 838-3257. M s S H I S S Recital Hall. WB? W^
for the Halloween Party. Prizes will p.m. and 8:15 p.m* 10:15 p.m. Sun-
be awarded for the best costume. Liberace -At the Erie Civic Tuesday, October 30 -FYI day hours are 1:30-5:30 p.m., 6:00
Sherlocks -"Jude" will perform Center on October 26, at 8:00 p.m. presents Brigadier General p.m.-8:00 p.m., and 8:30 p.m.-10:30
x Tim's Tavern -340 E. 12th St. Saturday with a $2 cover charge. Price of tickets is $15.50; Reserva- Charles C. Adsit at 8:15 p.m. In p.m. Admission is $2.50 for adults
Every j Wednesday, Friday* and Saturday will be Halloween party tions can be made by* calling Zurn Recital Hall. A reception to and $2 for childrens. Skate rental
Saturday D.J. Flyer from 9:30 p.m. with "Generic Beat." performing 452-4857. « follow in Back Porch Cafe. is $ 1 . 2 5 . ^ ^T^ * I
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Soccer
freshmen to put on the court. I The Mercyhurst cross coun- goals to his season-leading the point after was flow and
Rosthauseri commented that, try team traveled to St. Vincent total of 11 while receiving an Zonna calmly rolled right and
"There is a lot of enthusiasm, on* Saturday and returned to assist. Billy Thompson put a fired ta perfect strike to- Bill
hustle, and desire among the
team, and we definitely have a
strong bench, something we
did not have last year."
Erie with their first-ever Invita-
tional championship. The
Lakers defeated St. Francis
team-wins
By Greg Yoko -
Shot through the nets?, and
assisted on a goal, while Mike
Goodman recorded two goals.
Both Scott Bright and Robert
Prencipe for a two point con-
version, closing the scoring
with the 'Hurst ahead 31-0.
The offensive line also
(PA), | St. Vincent, and the
Rosthauser added, "If I had to Jeanette Track Club in gaining The s Mercyhurst soccer Tilton contributed an assist* played an outstanding game. It
play tomorrow, I could start team added a shutout win last -^ Gary Peterson earned the opened gaping holes for the
with afclear conscience, 13 the title. y # | | S
/ T h e team ran well," com- Wednesday to up their record shutout in goal. - ? Laker runners while providing
out of the 15 women that made to 6-8. The Lakers blanked Pitt- The Laker team looks to the 'Hurst quarterbacks with
pliments coach Mike Speros.
the team." $ | '% "They ran like they wanted to, Bradford 6-0. W. § ^ t I fi balance their overall slate this plenty of protection.
In a different note, two retur- they knew they had an oppor- Despite a shortage on man- weekend when they meet The Laker's next travel to
ning players did not feel tunity to win an invitationl and power, the 'Hurst was able to cross-town rivals Gannon on Pittsburgh to Make son Du-
tryouts were fair in evaluating they did." J H&. & soundly beat a struggling Pan- Saturday. The match Is slated quesne. Duquesne tied sthe
each individuals playing ablili- Leading the Mercyhurst ther outfit in Bradford. After to commence at 1:00 and will Lakers last year with-a FG in
ty. Jeana White, currently a c o n t i n g e n t was Don taking only eleven players to be played at Scott Park* which the last :30 and|lost* to the
junior and going into her third Beverldge. His time of 26:27 the game, Mercyhurst was is| located off of West 6th Dukes 19-6 in their only other
year summed it up in this over the 5.1 mile course earn forced to play with only ten Street near Peninsula DriveJ*ifi meeting in '81. ± f
fashion, "Tryouts themselves ed him a second place finish. able-bodied players inifthe se-
were run well, but it was only cond half.
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