1984-85 Government

Officers Selected!
By Martha Camp
Five new officers were elected
last week to head the Mercyhurst
Student Government and the Stu-
dent Activities Committee.
Fifty-two percent of the student
body turned out t o select the new
officer corps which includes; Pat
Songer as President, Sue Bennett
as Vice President,. Heather
Powers as Secretary, Sharon Mur-
phy as Treasurer^ and Jean
Moniewski as SAC Chairperson.
tion of Vice President will be
junior English-Psychology major
Sue Bennett. Bennett, with* 181
ballots, beat out running mates
Pat Callahan with 129 votes, Pat
Reed with 104 and Matt Whelan
with 92. £
"I feel really excited," Bennett
commented. "I think it's going to
be a good year."
Serving as this year's MSG r"
Secretary, Bennett said, will be a
bonus for taking over the Vice- ,x

•President-elect Songer, a junior Presidential role. "Being an of- V

geology major, received 227 votes
to defeat .candidates Dave Arm-
strong (200 votes) and Brian
Doherty (84 votes).
"I'm overjoyed," Songer said.
"I was confident throughout that
1 would win."
ficer this year has given me ideas 2®i£#
about what needs to be improved
and changed.
"Definitely, a change is needed
in communications between the
Student Government and the stu-
dent body," she cited.-In remedy
of this situationfc the new Vice
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"Songer revealed his plans for
the new government, saying that
committees will remain basically
the same as they were this year.
However, he said, "1 would like
to reinact the special projects
committee;to see if we can't get
another bigt project for next
year."
On April-29, the newly-elected
officers will take over, with
Songer set to replace Kathy
O'Connor, acting MSG president.
O'Connor was appointed to the
position after the resignation of
President Dave Robinson on
March 23 for "personal reasons."
"This year's officers have been
very good about familiarizing the
In-coming officers about the jobs
2
and what is required," Songer
said. I 1981-82, says her past involve- tee meeting and will officiate at
In the most contested-for posi-
THE NEW MSG OFFICER CORPS Jean Moniewski, Heather Powers,?Patrick Songer, Sue
President said she hopes to
establish an MSG Newsletter and Bennett, and Sharon Murphy.
also to promote a lot more per- to get people more actively Council will be SAC Chairperson - "I know what weaknesses we
sonal contact between students involved. Jean Moniewski. A junior history had this year and*I' 11 -eliminate
and MSG members. Another new face in the officer major, Moniewski defeated can- those," she explained. "I thought
"The neat thing about being a corps' will jbe junior accounting didate Scott Kelly, 274 to 230 we had a rough year but I wasn't
Vice-President is that you can do major Sharon Murphy, whose 253 votes. * in the position to change
whatever you want to do with the votes won out over Christie "I feel pretty proud that the anything. Now I am in the posi-
position, along with being a Smith's 229. --i students had enough confidence tion to make changes."
Senator," she said. "I knew it would be really to vote me in," she said. "I really
Working directly with Bennett, close," Murphy said. "I'm ex- think that 1 can do a good job." Putting together a strong SAC
and*; taking over jher role as cited and looking forward to next board, Moniewski said, is a major
Mn order to do this, she em- goal. Also in the way of new ac-
Secretary will be junior dance ma- year because I think it has a lot of phasized, there is a need for stu-
jor Heather Powers. potential with the officers elected. dent involvement. "I want to do tivities, the new chairperson said
"I'm really looking forward to Murphy said that she is stepp- the best for]the students," she she would like to have events in
next year," she said. One change ing into a well-organized system said. "I need students' input as addition to formals at Rainbow
the new Secretary would like to already set up by her predecessor, much as possible." Gardens. "The money is there,"
. > she commented. |
see implemented is. an improved Sheila Delaney. "Sheila did a lot Moniewski, who served as SAC
meeting structure. of revamping and modernizing," Public Relations Director this The new officers have already
"Overall, the government she said, and this will ease the year and co-chairperson in had their first executive commit-
meetings could be run more effi- transition.
ciently," she said. "We should try Rounding out the Executive ment is "a plus." the April 29 meeting.

Barrons Profiles Rates Extended Lab Hoursj

Mercyhurst As Competitive
By Naomi Romanchok ^_
According to the 14th Edition
of Barrons Profiles of American
Colleges, to be published this
summer, Mercyhurst College
has improved its rating. Accor-
ding to Andrew Roth, director
of admissions, "Mercyhurst
College now has a 'competitive'
rating as opposed to the, 'less
9
competitive rating It held for six
or seven years. * 9
Roth explains how he thinks
this Improvement came about,
" M e r c y h u r s t wasn't as
(academically) selective,
especially in the late '70's. That
has changed in the past three or
four years with improvements
such as Val-Sal Scholarships, the
Egan Scholars program, and
more sophisticated! intense
recruiting." \ £;
To earn a "competitive"
rating, the 'Hurst had to meet
certain academic standards. It
needed an average SAT score of
900; here the mean SAT Is 902.
Average class rank needed to be
within the top 50 percentile; here
it is within the top 30 percentile.
The average ACT score needs to
be 18; here the mean ACT score
is 21. Mercyhurst will not accept
a student with a high school
G.P.A. of less than 2.0. Last
year Mercyhurst College re-
jected 18 percent of theirj ap-
plicants. Roth plans to hold that
number around 15 percent.
Roth cites that the rating is
based on the "difficulty in get-
ting admitted 1 into that par-
ticular college." The Admis-
sions Office plans to take advan-
tage of the higher rating for
recruiting purposes. "This will
be a real help to us," continued
Roth, "in the past we've lost
some good students." Roth
hopes that in the next five years
the college will eventually earn a
"very competitive" rating.
Proposed By Government
The Mercyhurst Student
Government convened for the
first time since February 26 with
Kathy O'Connor filling the shoes
of departed Dave Robinson.
O'Connor will assume the respon-
sibilities of president of MSG un-
til recently elected Pat Songer of-
ficially takes office. Other news
Included an election update and a
proposal to extend available
laboratory time In Zurn Hall.
Kathy Martz announced that
letters of intent for students In-
terested In running for a depart-
ment representative are due Mon-
day, April 9, by 3 p.m. in the
MSG office on the second floor of
Old Main.^ The representative
elections are Tuesday, April* 17,
and Wednesday, April 18. $
Other election news involved a
constitutional revision to update
changes that MSG has instituted
over the past couple of years.
FinaHy, a proposal to extend
the available" laboratory time was
introduced. The proposal states
that the labs should be kept open
until midnight. This would mean
a two hour extension to the pre-
sent 10 p.m. closing time. Stipula-
tions of the proposal include pro-
blems with* the college Insurance
policy, with the chemistry labs,
and with security. This proposal
will be * presented to the College
Senate and then decided upon.
 From the )
Editor^ Desk

Springtime
5

Campaign Season
The votes were tallied, the signs are down - and so are some of
the spirits. But, the 1984-85 student government officer corps
appears to be one of the strongest in support of the Mercyhurst
students.
All of the candidates handled their speeches admirably. And
the manner in which they conducted their campaigns was im
pressive. To the victors, congratulations! A working road lies
ahead*
Spring term is the time:for new elections, appointments and
interviews for organizations on campus. Within the next month
the college will have new leaders as R.A.'s, MSG represen-
tatives, SAC officers, and nearest and most deai to my heart,
the 1984-85 Merciad Editor and Assistant Editor posts will be
selected. LETTERS OF INTENT
Candidates should begin preparing themselves and deciding THE MERCIAD
whether or not to take a chance, get motivated and seek a leader-
FOR MERCIAD EDITOR welcomes the expres-
ship role on campus. AND ASSISTANT sions of its readers in
Letters of intent for Merciad Editor and Assistant Editor EDITOR ARE DUE "Your Opinion." All
letters must be signed
should be turned in by Thursday, April 19, to Carla Anderson, THURSDAY, APRIL 19. and should contain an
Merciad Box 516. Students interested in applying do not have to
be Communication majors to seek either post. In addition, the I [Submit To: address or telephone
number to be used for
same person can apply for both positions if desired. I Carla Anderson, 1 verification purposes
Interviews for the positions will be held tentatively on Thurs-
day, April 26, and the new staffers will take over for the last \ Merciad Box 516 J only. Contributions
will be edited;for gram-
Merciad issue on May 18.
Interviews will be conducted by a panel consisting of myself, matical or spelling er-
Dr. David Palmer, Richard Garcia, William Kennedy, Richard rors, betters must be
Ragan, and president-elect Patrick Songer. submitted by noon on
Candidates should submit their letter of intent explaining why Tuesdays preceding
they should by Merciad Editor or-and Assistant Editor. publication.
Resumes and newspaper articles or written works should be
brought to the interview for review by the panel.
Good luck to all candidates in the forthcoming elections.
i 11•i*•

Merciad iitn

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Editor ..................................Carta J. Anderson
Assistant Editor .....^.........w....... Matha J. Camp
Human Resources ..............................Naomi Romanchok
News Editor .........................................Karen Merklef
Sports Editor .................................Fran Moavero
Sports Editor ................Greg Yoko
Photo Editor .......................................Rich Forsgren
Copy Editor Grace Rlcci
Business Manager Darlene Nolan.
Circulation Mgr. ..................................... Debbie Hi son
Circulation Mgr. .........................................Richard Prem
Cartoonist .......................................Mathew Duska
Cartoonist Steve Ayers
Advisor Mr. Richard Garcia
Graphic Artist .................................Frank DePlacldo
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The Fat Man Box Put Me
On The Five Year Plan
By Mike Schellhammer
OK, it's 1:30 in the morning.
I've got to get up at six and go
down to Gannon to work out. It's
already the third week of a ten
week term and 1 haven't even
cracked one of my seven books
for this term. "Man, I should
really get some sleep." I think to
myself. So. I get up to switch off
MTV on my new 19 inch color
television set, (which does not cut
off two inches from both sides of
the picture). But wait - here comes
Huey Lewis and The News singing
"Heart and Soul!" Since I've on-
ly seen this video 1,293 times this
month, I wait to watch it. After
all, how much difference could
four minutes make?
Well, after Huey and the boys
were done, The J. Geils Band
came on, and then Rod Stewart,|
and then ... well, next thing I
Splash: Take The Plunge
By Laura Ruby
Mermaid: (Mur'mad) 1. an im-
aginary sea creature with the head
and upper body of beautiful
woman and tail of a fish. This
definition of Mermaid comes
from Webster's New World Dic-
tionary. Although this is a stan-
dard and proper definition, in
some cases it doesn't apply. For
instance, in the Buena Vista, Walt
Disney Production SPLASH, the
word 'imaginary' would have to
be scratched from the definition.
SPLASH stars Tom Hanks,
Daryt Hannah, and John Candy.
The film was directed by Ron
Howard,
The "Op-Ed" page is designed to be a catch-all for any opinion
content that did not make the editorial page. It can also be the page
representing a variety of viewpoints other than those of the newspaper's
editors and staff.
Now time become
Student Government (MSG)
department's representative
know it's 2:14 and my chances of
getting up at six are about the
same as my odds at getting a 4.0 in
Inorganic Chemistry.
This brings me to the point of
this article: Cable TV in your
apartment can destroy your grade
point average. There was never |
any question about cable in my
apartment - we had to have it. We
also had to have HBO, Showtime,
MTV with a stereo hookup, and
the most destructive article in the
house - a channel control box with
a cord that reached all the way to
the couch. We dubbed that vile
thing "The Fat Man Box"
because you get fat lying on the
couch changing channels at your
leisure. I
Well, the fat man box and I
took to each other like beer and
pretzels. Soon, I was addicted to
cable TV. I parked on the couch
The story begins when . eight
[year old Alan Bauer (Tom Hanks)
takes a vacation with his family.
While on a boat ride and terribly
restless, Alan falls overboard.
And wouldn't* youf know it, he
can't swim. Tension builds as he
sinks further and further into the
sea. It could have been fatal for
little Alan if not for the Mermaid
who came to his rescue. Yes, a
Mermaid! With a kiss she saved
his life. Some 20 years later she
reappears ... in search of Alan
Bauer.
For a "Fairy-tale"*: film,
SPLASH was quite amusing and
entertaining. The mixture of
Letters ntent
Mond
&£.ir>& / V \ | M J t^ou££s.
for hours at a time with that box.
I did homework with it. I typed
papers with one hand on the box
and one on the typewriter. "All
you do is watch that thing," was
all my roommates said to me, or
"Why don't you marry that
box?" I didn't care - the only
roommates I wanted were Martha
Quinn, Alan Hunter and J.J.
Jackson.
My grade point average drop-
ped. Maybe plummet ted is a bet-
ter term. Only recently have I
realized that my graduation date
has been slightly postponed to
sometime in 1985. But I've learn-
ed by lesson, now I budget my
time to put school first. I have to
close now, "Death Ship" is com-
ing on HBO and I don't want to
ATTENTION I
miss it. I should get to sleep by
4:30 a.m. I GRADUATING
SENIORS
5
l>»
humor • and seriousness fulfilled l*»
I*1
the fictional plot. In my opinion,
Tom Hanks was the energy in the til
u" 1
J tf/'
film.*However, Daryl Hannah did rl"
til / " '
ri r//
a truly excellent job portraying
the character and inner emotions
of a Mermaid. In a magical way,
she brought this fictional sea Order your Commencement
creature to life on the Silver Announcements NOW through April 15
Screen. J
Although SPLASH is not a ma-
in the bookstore
jor impact film, it was a !film
worth making. In a humorous
way it makes you wonder if life 40c EACH
really exists in the darkest corners
of the world. So if you haven't
seen SPLASH, go ahead ... take
the plunge!
Purchase must be paid for at the
time the order is placed.
voice Mercy hurst
for the position your
MSG
your
your letter
THEMERCIAD
 One last factor that had an ef- 1 Feast

Who Did You Vote For?

ACROSS
fect on the outcome of the elec- 1 Royal 2 Printer's
tions was the open forum that was
held in Baldwin Hall the Sunday
^ 6 Haughty
11 Remem-
measure
3 Deity CROSS
£ By Chris Dorazio the candidates were announced. before elections. The general at- brance* 4 Dry
Mercyhurst Student Govern-
men! elections for this year have
Those anyone weren't sure about
must have relied on»campaign-
titude about the forum by people
who attended it was that it did in-
12 Mistreats
14 King o f
5 Old musical
instruments WORD
Bashan i 6 Mr. Kettle
come and gone, and the winners ing." She added, ''Well, either flue nee them to some degree or
are being announced. The most campaigning or word of mouth." who they cast their votes for.
15 Soil a
17 Rockfish
7 Symbol for
rubidium .- PUZZLE
asked question may be, "Who did Another factor that seemed to Senior Chris Carosa commentec 18 Blockhead 8 Possessive
you vote for?" But has anyone play a part in the decision making that it showed everyone there hovs 20 Transactions pronoun FROM COLLEGE
asked "How did you decide who was the candidate's already the candidates could handle 23 The sun 9 Employs
24 Narrow, flat 10 Signify PRESS SERVICE
you were going to vote for?" established reputation on campus. themselves. "There were some in-
board 11 Member of
Since the first day of classes this Let's face it, Mercyhurst is a small teresting questions asked at the 26 Slumbers d e c family
term, Mercyhurst students have campus, where everyone knows or forum, and it was interesting tc 28 Symbol for 13 Dinner
been the targets of each can- at least has heard of everyone else. see how the candidates presentee tantalum course
\
didates individual campaigning. And everyone has some sort of themselves to the questions,'' 29 Weird ^ 16 Soapstone 32 Kind of 47 Sins
Posters, visits to the dorms by reputation. Carosa added. 31 Provided.! ! 19 Journeys.. foot race 49 Wild plum
candidates, and speeches. But prepared and forth l 34 Portico 52 Dawn f*
One sophomore commented So it would appear that-cam- goddess
served food 21 Shakespeari- 36 Entertain
how much effect does campaign- that they had intended on voting paigning does influence the voter* 33 Periods an king 37 Sarcasm 54 Guido'srigh
ing really have when it comes time for a particular candidate until at Mercyhurst. But future can- of time ' 22 Mediter- 38 Agile note
:o choose who to vote for? one of their friends said that they didates should be aware that it \i 35 Nerve ranean vessel 40 Occurrences 57 Note of scale
The general consensus around had heard a certain piece of infor- not the only factor t hat goes intc network 25 Wearies 41 Bind again 58 Symbol for
campus was summed! best by mation about this person. The the student's decision making 36 Declares 27 Mans name 44 Breaks tin i
senior Carol Thompson who com- same sophomore admitted that he Reputation, word of mouth, anc 39 Eel fisherman 30 Betimes suddenly 60 Pronoun
mented, "I think everyone knew was not sure if this information 42 Parent*
the general attitude of the can- 7 8 9 irjBH
colloq H"®H
right away at least one person they was true, but it did have an effect didate all play a part in the voter'$ 12
were going to vote for as soon as on who thev voted for. final decision.
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Warner Show Next Week 46 Shoshonean
Indian

Dance Major To Debut In DisneylProduction 48 Exciting

stones:
colloq.
A Mercyhurst dance major has company Artistic Director David Sharp, who is on call-back for the 50 Still
been hired by the Ruth Page McLain. Currently, Muzic is Washington ^Ballet and Kevin 51 Father
Foundation to dance in "Alice in under contract negotiations ...
«
Trybalski and Ann Marie Jenc- 53 Ivy League
Wonderland," a PBS special to be for a principal contract" with the zka, who will audition for the Pit university
filmed this summer. company. tsburgh Ballet on April 28. 55 Symbol for
nickel
i In addition, Dance Department Seniors will be making their
John Muzic, a senior, told The farewell performances as 56 Mistakes
Merciad he was hired while spen- Director Lawrence Jones explain- 59 Courteous
ed that Muzic has also received an undergraduates in the April 14 61 Citv in
ding a week in residence with the show at the-Warner Theatre.
Cincinnati Ballet. offer for a full graduate scholar- Germany
ship to the College-Conservatory Featured pieces at the perfor- 62 Chairs *
Filming for the special which is of Dance at the University of mance will be Second Act of Swan
to be staged by Larry Long, will Cincinnati. Lake, the return of^'A Minstrel DOWN
begin in Cincinnati on July 9. "It's really a good job - it's a Show' and Don Quixote, Pas de Puzzle Answer P. 5
Starring in the special as Alice will reputable company," Muzic said. Deux.
be Katherine Healey, a recent In- In addition, he is auditioning for
ternational : Ballet Competition other company and graduate
Tickets for the show are
available at the Dance Depart- The next MS6 meeting
Gold Medalist. school positions.
Other dance seniors are also
ment studio in Weber*Hall. Cost
is $6 for the public $2 to the Mer-
is S u n d a y a t
Muzic explained that he was in auditioning for professional
Cincinnati at the invitation of places. They'include Maggie
cyhurst Community and $1 for 7530 p.m. i n 114 Zurn.
Mercyhurst students.
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MSG Rep/SAC Officers
To Be Elected In Apri
by Naomi Romanchok
Letters for Department
Representatives in the Mercy hurst
College Student Government are
due this Monday, April 9 at 3
p.m. in the MSG Office. Letters
should state the candidate's name,
major (department that they are
running in) and should also in-
clude a phone number.
Rep Elections will be held on
Tuesday, April 17 and Wednes-
day,^ April 18. Representatives
are,''responsible for communica-
tion of government functions to
their departments," according to
Representation is for "organiza-
tions" which are defined as being
"a group with racial, cultural or
religious goals or otherwise
special concerns."
Any student may run for a
representative position in their
major. Director of Rep Elections,
Cathy Martz, explained that,
"any major of more than eight
students may .have a represen-
tative. Some majors are currently
not being represented even though
they have enough students."
Religious Studies is one such
example.
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MSG Secretary and 1984-85 vice Also included in elections are a

president, Sue Bennett. She con-
tinued, "this communication in-
volves contact,*with the students
within that major, vocalization of
concerns among that major to
other members of government
and departmental information to
the rest of the student body."
This-year, clubs will not be
represented in MSG. A club is
defined as being more "activity
commuter and resident represen-
tatives. Students are urged to
campaign for these positions. m First Supplement
Students winning the elections
will assume their new positions at
the April 29 MSG meeting, as will
To SiGregliG|eenwaJ|; a folk! To Be Published'
all the newly elected government turned-rock performer, | w |
officers. By Judy Watson William Kennedy, director of Stu-
come to the Mercy hurst Campus This year, instead' of a year- dent Services.
Anyone interested in a position on|\pril 26 at 8130 p.m. at Zurm book, Mercyhurst will have a sup- The supplement 'twill only be
on the Student Activities Commit- Recital Hall. p f | plement specifically designed for available to the seniors who had
tee should note that letters of in- Greenway, who has been com- seniors. This supplement will their portraits taken by Davor. In
tent are due April 11. Letters lojfpan Fogelberg, has basically contain photographs of addition, the supplement will be
should indicate what position is _ _ 1 performed as the
*„ Sfo

oriented" and will have sub-
committee representation in SAC.
seniors. Davor Photo Company, mailed to seniors free, of charge.
desired and should include com- opening act for such performers who took the portraits, will be do- This ..is the first year that the
plete class schedule and phone as Huey Lewis and thelNewsp ing the layout and supplement college has contracted Ifor a sup-
number. DavefMasonf Robeft Kieinland design, along with publishing the plement. The main purpose of the
Livingston Taylor. In addition* book.% supplement is to encourage the
Candidate interviews will be he nas visited Mercyhurst before
held on April 16 and 18. Official and has been greeted by %nj|3 Abe Davor, from the company idea of a yearbook again, explain-
appointments to the positions of thusiatic audiences. who is representing Mercyhurst, is ed Kennedy.
1 thinking of having a f ram able "Maybe the supplement will
SAV Vice-President, Secretary, This past summer,
and Treasurer will be made on opened Boston*s "Music Under Green way page of the seniors who had their show how much students are miss-
April *18. The position of Public |fhe Stars** concert series |and portraits taken, but he is also con- ing out on t he memories of college
Relations will be phased out for placed third out oflfifty bands in sidering other ways of designing by notipurchasing a yearbook."
next year but incorporated into the **Starquest" music competi- the supplement, according to said the Davor representative.
another job. . tion! Most,|recent!y, Grecnway
Interviewing the candidates will has been contacted to audition

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be Student Union Director, for his first national television
Maree-Lynn Cicon, present SAC a p p e a r a n c e on C B S ' s Father/Daughter Weekend
chairperson John Moniewski. iitarsearch." 1
This Saturday, Sunday
I j By Stephanie Hultberg an evening of dinner and dancing

TOP THE CLUB The 21st annual Father-

Daughter Weekend will be, held
this Saturday and Sunday.
Chairpersons for this year's tradi-
tional event are Gretchen Walsh
and Betsy Gilroy. ..
Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday The scheduled events planned
for the weekend begin on Satur-
Brunch Buffet day, April 7 with registration in
Baldwin Main Lobby from 10 to
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Lunch will follow
registration until 1 p.m.
Following lunch will be a
JOUS BRUNCH BUFFET WIL volleyball tournament in the Cam-
pus Center. At 3 p.m. in Zurn
* Fresh Fruit, Jello Molds, Sal ads Recital Hall will be the Father-
* Danish, Donuts, Muffins Daughter talent show. .
at the downtown Erie Hilton
Saturday night. A social hour
precludes a dinner of chicken kiev
or roast beef from 6 to 7 p.m.
Formal photographs will be
taken in the lobby during this time
to capture the meaning of the
weekend. Dancing-to the sounds
of Jimmy Issue will follow in the
Hilton Ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m.
Sunday, April 8 the events of
the weekend will commence with
Mass in Christ the King Chapel at
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Diaco Appointed Research
Coordinator For Campaign
By Frances Moavero
Mike Diaco was recently ap-
pointed coordinator of develop-
ment research to aid' in the
solicitation of funds for the five
million dollar Capital Campaign
Fund.
The campaign is not officially
underway until the fall of this
year. However, the college's in-
itial phase is to develop a network
of friends who are willing to
donate time and-or money
towards the campaign, Diaco
said.
Diaco is responsible for resear-
ching corporations and influential
individuals to determine their will-
ingness to donate to the
campaign.
"This is the key to the capital
campaign," Diaco commented.
The college must determine if our
needs fit their giving capacity, he
added. | Establish Association
This is not a new job respon-
sibility, Draco commented.
Research is, an ongoing process.
IABC I il
Events
Outlined
The coming events for IABC
will give the students the oppor-
tunity to gain experience and
develop professionally. ^Activities
include Career Day, an" Erie
Chapter meeting, and various
speakers from the business field.
Career Day is an opportunity
for the student members to spend
an afternoon with professional
members on-the-job. The April
membership meeting includes a
session on photography. "These
activities will give our members
the benefit of exposure to the pro-
fessional environment," president
Natalie Ceraso said. g Genuine Pizza and
More information and details
on the events will be provided in a
future issue of The Merciad.
Any student who wishes to join
the Mercyhurst chapter of IABC,
please contact Richard Garcia at
825-0264, or Natalie Ceraso at
825-9126.
Only 50 Days
Until Graduation
"Now, it's at a critical point, he and board of trustees to5determine
said.' their giving potential; "
Prior to his appointment, Diaco 'Diaco has also worked with
served as coordinator of the alum- John Nesbit, Director of the Mer-
ni referral program. This entailed cyhurst Career Institute, on
researching the college's!alumni several projects.' £ Parapsychology Hall of Fame.
Now that the Capital Campaign
is near, Diaco will be expending
all his time and effort to this pro-
ject. "We are trying to get the ball
rolling," he commented.
4 Although Diaco has been doing
research for the past three years,
he has taken the initiative to fur-
ther his.knowledge for this fund
raising project.
Director of Research at
Cleveland State University,
Michelle Krachnal, came to Mer-
cyhurst to better inform Diaco of
the research process to aid him in
Mike Diaco the college's campaign.
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Mr. Fingers To Provide
Magical Evening^
The Mercyhurst College Stu-
dent Activities Committee is spon-
soring a special magical filled
demonstrations of some of his
unique work, and even uses au-
dience volunteers.
evening on Thursday, April 12 at Weiner galso focuses on the
8; p.m. in Zurn Recital ;Hall,
future with Extra Sensory Percep-
featuring "Mr. Fingers," who is tion (E.S.P.) and his own theory
the only psychic entertainer to
of the power of Psychological
ever be named to the International Persuasion.
To add a mystic touch to his
*Irv Weiner, was dubbed the Mercyhurst visit, the magician
name "Fingers Weiner," because >
mailed a sealed .box containing
as a child he has to communicate
to his deaf mute parents with his predictions to the college on
March 6, 1984. Since the box ar
hands.
Mr. Fingers will present a one rived* at the school, it has been
locked in a safe in the student
man show featuring the time of
vaudeville, stories of the past union. Mr. Fingers will open the
box on the night of the show and
greats ... Stan Laurel ... Max
Milini... Cardini ... and the great reveal his E.S.P. for the first time
/'Silent Mora." His idol is the on stage at Zurn Recital Hall.
master of them all-Houdini. Mr.
The cost for the performance is
Fingers performs actual $1.
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Social Work Majors
Eight senior social work majors Now, members are looking at
have established the Mental filling their board. "Wev have
Health Association of Erie Coun- researched, various key Erie peo-
ty as a class service project within ple we would like on our board."
the community.
Maria Santangelo, a member of
the group, said that the purpose
Santangelo revealed.
These potential board members
of the association is basically one
of client advocacy. Beginning in
September, the group began to
will attend a dinner that the group
will sponsor on April 25 at the
Top of the Hill Club. At this time,
develop a knowledge base about
mental health. After ascertaining
the group will present the infor-
mation they have gathered to
the hows* and whys of, mental these people.
health, a needs assessment study
was done in the community. Members of the social work
The group, Santangelo explain-
ed, spoke with various mental
class that participated in the for-
mation of the group are: Sue Tar-
no, Barb Redding, Maria San-
health service providers and
"found out that people thought tangelo, Mary Jo Cline, Yolanda
Hunter, Beth Dow, Sue Collins
there: was a need for an
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WANTED: Three female room-

mates are being fought to live in
the town houses this summer. For
more information contact Karen
survived by a goldfish, and a
roommate jody who will readily
BULLETIN BOARD
accept any monetary donations.
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or Natalie at 825 9628. Teddy- Shame on you for the

will meet on M o n d a y s , your club or organization's spirit
*
NEED CASH? Earn $500 plus
i .'. leakage! The Moms Townhouse Sign-up Wednesdays, and Fridays from by joining in the fun and planning
each school year, 2-4 (flexible) Thank you to the gang for the The preliminary sign-up 4:30 until 5:30 p.m. All classes an activity or a booth for May 5.
hours per week placing and filling townhouses for the '84 - '85 will be held in the Blue Room. If you need ideas or suggestions,
party on the 30th! C.B. New membership cards may be stop in the M.S.G. office.
posters on campus. Serious academic year will be held on
April 9 and 10. Any one of the obtained from Janet Price in the
workers only; we give recommen- Where's the doughnuts?
group who wishes to live together Campus Center for $5.00. Art Exhibit
dations. 1-800-243-6706. Renewal memberships cost $3.00. A Senior Art Show by Karen
can sign up in Phyllis Aiello's of- Goduti, Leslie Schott and Linda
Chris: I did it for the Halibut! Elaine- When, oh when can we fice, 214 Main. Townhouses will The Nautilus Center will be
reserved for!members at hours to Weinzierl will be on display April
take our kites for a walk??? be awarded on a point basis: next 15 through the 26. An opening
year seniors equal 4 points, be announced.
That's ok, Jason; I won't read it reception will be held on Sunday,
cither! Hey, how's life, bro? "Psychos" Let's rip off their juniors equal three points, April 15, from 3 to 5 p.m. to mark
Louise heads and — in the lungs. sophomores equal 2 points. In the \ Art Exhibit the opening of the show.
3,3,3,4,4,5 case of a tie past conduct will be Frank DiPlacido and Michael
Ken & Jim: The Primates wL considered. Notification of Huntoon will be exhibiting work Career/Co-Op
never be the same, We HAVE to HAPPY Belated 20th Bill Hamill! townhouse awards will be made at Gannon's Shuster Gallery. The Information
go see the elephants "to make Jim on April 11. A11 deposits and con artists are Art Majors at Mer- The Career Services Office is
Ricky, (Red) Happy 21st Birth- tracts have to be in by April 13. cyhurst College and will be sponsoring a seminar, "Employ-
happy!" i day! Love, Jancll We'll visit Fred Rewards of townhouses that have graduating in May. The showing ment Seeking Skills," on Friday
Mike: Where's JOHN? I hope on Sunday! been forfeited because of con- is required of all art majors prior April 13 at 10:00 a.m. in the
you didn't shaht 'm in the woosh- tracts or deposits that have not to earning a Bachelor of Arts Heritage Room. This workshop
ed (Shut hi in in the woodshed). Do you think Fred, Walter, and been received will be made on Degree. The exhibition will con- will explore the specific abilities
Thanks for a great weekend. Beth Ernie are getting along without April 16. sist of recent paintings, drawings, and knowledge needed to identify,
& Chris, us? and prints. It will run through apply for, and obtain a job. The
Education Lecture April 10, 1984 at Gannon Univer- Cooperative Education Office is
Ciena woman, Next time you get Bill- The mud didn't come out of The Mercyhurst* Education sity's Shuster Gallery, which is sponsoring an Informational Ses-
drunk, don't blow up any toilets. my sweatshirt - you're dead! Oh - Department and Lambda Delta located on the third floor of Gan- sion on Wednesday, April 11, at
We're still cleaning up from the Happy late 20th Birthday! ' Epsilon are sponsoring the 1984 non's Library. 1:30 p.m. in the Heritage Room.
last time. Love your bro, Jason. Relihan Lecture, -"Critical
Free Concert Drama Production
Pudge, Can I borrow a cookie? Reading in the Content Area," The theater production of "Once
given by Dr. Karen Thomas. The Edinboro University and Alliance
Funeral Services for Paula College are sponsoring a concert. Upon a Brutebeast" will be per-
"Pooh" will be held on Friday at Oooney: How and Where do you lecture will be held on'April 25, formed on Saturday, April 7 at 8
1984 at 7:30 p.m. in the Egan Din- Scheduled to appear are Elizabeth
the I' & J I uncral Home. Paula is feed a gorilla? Szczygielska and Barry Carl, who p.m. and a matinee performance
ing Room. For more information on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Lit-
contact 'Barbara Weigert at ext. are actors and opera singers. They
will perform arias from tie Theater.'Tickets can be pur-
447 or 4 4 6 . ^ • chased at the door. For more in-
Letters of Intent For SAC Aerobics/Nautilus
"Carmen," "Don Giovanni,"
and other classical, modern and
folk selections. The concert will
formation, call the Box Office at
ext. 253 or Igor Stalsky at ext.
Officers for 1984-85 are club : be held April 8, 1984 at 3:00 p.m. 347.
The Mcrcyhurst Wellness Pro- in Edinboro's Memorial Flute Recital
gram is again sponsoring two ses- Auditorium. 'Admission is free.
due on Wed., April 11 (See sions of aerobics for the Mcr-
cyhurst College Community. Ses-
For more information contact
Paul Martin at 732-2518.
Leslie Curtis, a Senior Music Ma-
jor, will be giving a flute recital
this Sunday, April 8, at 3:00 p.m.
Story on Page 5,) sion I will, meet on Sundays,
Tuesdays, and Thursdays from Activities Day
at St. Marks. Curtis, a student of
Kay Logan and a flute instructor
^ ^ M ^
8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Session II Clubs and Organizations are in her own right, will be perform-
needed to play an active part in ing the works of Hasse, Poulenc,
the May 5 Activities Day. Show Haber, and Bloch.

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Women's Crew Sweeps Past WVU;
First Home Meet This Saturday
by Stephanie Hultberg
The men and women Crew
teams travelled to West Virginia
University (Morgantown, WV)
last weekend to bring back five
wins out of seven races.
The Women's team, under
Head Coach Jack Beck, swept
WVU in three races. The 'Hurst
women posted wins in the Novice
eight, Varsity eight, and Varsity
four events.
The Varsity four proved to be
the biggest surprise, when they
rowed against supposedly West
Virginia's best women's boat and
beat them by 20 seconds," stated
Coach Beck. ••All the women did
an outstanding job and I attribute
that to all their work on the row-
ing tanks ... the result wouldn't
Yoke's over
}lsAnything But! /I
e.Voln
Every Spring the same problem
occurs concerning the athletic
department. Where do we play?
This question is asked by the
Women's Softball team and the
participants of the intramural
softball program.
As usual, 1984 will not be an ex-
ception to the rule. Once again,
Janet Price and Dave Cherico
must go on witch (or which,
depending on how you look at it)
hunt to find a field that is
available.
This year the problem has been
solved, again temporarily.
The Women's Softball team,
under the direction of Coach Jim
Martin, will play their HOME
games on fields away from cam-
pus. The team will utilize Asbury
Field and Linden Field, both of
which are located West of Pennin-
sula Drive. (Directions came be
found in a related story).
This makes the team play for
the second season in a 'row
without a home field advantage;
pretty sad for a Division II Col-
legiate program.
As for intramurals, the guesses
as to where we're/playing have
been narrowed to a choice or two.
For any of you seniors or
juniors who remember the great
f
season in the Spring of 1982,
1984
Baseball Predictions
NL East l
NLWest
Pittsburgh San Diego
Montreal Houston
Philadelphia Los Angeles
St. Louis San Francisco
Chicago Atlanta
New.York Cincinnatti
have been as positive .without
them," Beck added.
The ?Novice eight won by 12
seconds, the Varsity eight finished
15 seconds ahead, and the JV
eight beat WVU by seven seconds
in their race.
The Men's teams coached by Al
Beiovarac and Joe Lennon earned
two wins by the Novice four and
eight boats, while they dropped
the two varsity clashes.
"We had a lot going against us
with first time on the water in two
weeks (since the spring Florida
t r i p ) , " commented-Coach
Beiovarac. The Varsity eight had
the biggest challenge Mercyhurst
entered the lightweight boat
(average man is 5' 10", 153 lbs.)
a g a i n s t West V i r g i n i a ' s
Multi-Purpose\Field
don't plan on using the Multi-
purpose field.
Cherico, who is director of the
intramural program, says that the
outfield portion of the baseball
field will be the site of competi-
tion once again. At least it's on
campus.
The question which many peo
pie continue to ask me is; What is
wrong- with our Multi-purpose
field? h we could even use the actual
Well, first things first. We
should rename the field. How
about "The Mercyhurst Soccer
F i e l d ? " It w o u l d n ' t be
misleading. ><
After discussing the situation
with Coach DeMeo, the reason
the field is undergoing minimal
use is no fault of anyone. Unless
of course, you know someone
who controls the Erie weather.
DeMeo explains that the
primary purpose of the field is to
serve the soccer program. Not on-
ly the college team, but also Mer-
cyhurst Prep. Soccer is a sport
which beats up a field on a dry
day, let alone a rainy day. ;,..
To use the field in the spring for
softball, intramurals or collegiate,
wears the Mercyhurst facility
greatly. This, DeMeo explained, is
due to the poor draining. No mat-
ter how carefully the field was us-
ed, once the rain hits, it takes
almost three full days for the field
to drain properly.
This would make intramurals
and women's softball very
impractical.
Al East AlWest
Toronto Chicago
Baltimore Texas
Detroit Oakland
Milwaukee
California
Cleveland Kansas City
Boston Seattle
New York Minnesota *l
Weather Permitting
/
Softball Season Opener Set For Today
Women's softball Head Cross, Bud Hanley, Stephanie
heavyweights (average man is
Coach Urn Martin will put his
abilities to the test in the lady's
spring opener this weekend. The
Hultberg, Lisa Jacobitz, and
Kathy Kohnke are expected to
provide the leadership and ex-
6'1", 175 lbs.). "They clung onto new Laker mentor hopes to keep perience for the spring season.
Coach Martin also expects
West Virginia, but just couldn't the team's winning ways when
hold on. They only lost by six they host two doubleheaders strong, support from juniors
Candy Hoover and Sherry
seconds-due to the tough competi- with Duquesne University on
tion and lack of water time," Friday, April 6 at 3 p.m. - Putnam.
weather permitting - and Satur- The Lady Lakers remain op-
Beiovarac stated. day, April 7, Westminster Col- timistic on a successful cam-
lege comes to Erie to challenge paign despite their touch
Both the men and women have the 'Hurst in an 11 a.m. twin schedule.!The Blue and Green
the real test of their training ef- bill. I? put their 1983 record to the test
forts this Saturday in a dual meet Major-problems for the team and anticipate to improve.
with Ithaca College and Marietta this year have been not only get- (NOTE: Directions to Asbury
at 10 a.m. "They are two of the ting the Campus Center for - take, 38th Street west.« Pass
strongest colleges in the nation. practice time, but acquiring a Sterettania light and you will
They are also consistent finishers "home" field as well. Coach pass another light at Caughey in-
at nationals," agreed Beck and Martin has recently secured two tersection. At stop sign, take left
Beiovarac. However all three fields for the Lady Lakers at the onto Asbury Rd. Straight on
coaches ^remain positive that the Asbury field and W. 14th and Asbury. Field is on the right.
'Hurst? will - make a very good Linden. Friday's games will be
showing against^ these two big played at Asbury and Saturday's Directions to Linden-Take St.
rivals. games will be at the Linden to W. 12th St. Go west to Penin-
field. I
j Martin has taken on a very
competitive 32-game schedule
sula Drive. About one half mile
past Peninsula (at Presque Isle
Bowl and/Moose Lodge) take
for the '84 season. However, ex-
perience is the anticipated key to
the team's success. Of the fifteen
left onto Marshall Drive into in-
dustrial park. The field is
located on the horseshoe part of
So, we still need a solution. women roster, only two are the drive. If you miss Marshall
DeMeo came up with a few freshman. Heading the Laker Dr., continue to Linden Ave.,
dandies. For intramurlas: how squad will be five seniors. Elaine the roads connect).
about the field which is located in
the front to St. Marks? Sure, it
isn t perfect; but as a player ytfm
myself, I don't need a perfect
field, just one to play on.
We are also realized that the ••£?*::£;: & S £ § & £ P C # : t t % § 0 $ & M $ 0 M 3 M ;
last *, home baseball game .'was
scheduled for May 3. Therefore, DUAL MATCH TENNIS SCORE SHEET
This victory was particularly pleasing since we lost to U.R.
last season. We're improving steadily each game especially in
baseball diamond with a few doubles. Our three doubles pairs were very convincing versus Andy Findlay
MERCYHURST • .| vs
Peter Daub
Rochester and should be even more impressive in West r- I TEMPLE
modifications. Virginia next weekend against WVU, Temple and March 31,1984 M Morgantown, W. VA
But, these ideas don't help the Richmond. Sin glet
Winner . Score
Mercyhurst vs Temple
women's team. Peter Lyman
UNIV.OF ROCHESTER vs MERCYHURST
Andy Findlay 1. Jens Caap vs Joe Supeno
1
M 64,64
2. Peter Straub vs George Polizois *T 6-1,6-3
Ultimately, the answer is a new March 24,1984- -:''::j Rochester, NY 3. Phil Nykyfomk vs Allan Ma M 6-1,6-3
field to house softball. Supposed- Singles 4. Joel Balogun vs Dom Giffrida M 6-2,6-3
Univ. of Rochester vs Mercyhurst Winner Score 5. Juan Blazquez vs Del McBride T 64,5-7,6-3
ly plans have already been made 1. John lllig vs Jens Caap .•* M 7-6,6-3 6. Walt Hader vs Andy Sorrentinq T 64,6-2
to do this. However, we needed 2. Eric Upton vs Joel Balogun R 3-6.64,6-3 Doubles
3. Abe Ludwig vs Pete Straub M 6-2,6-1
fields last year and nothing was 4. Rich Becker vs Phil Nykyfomk M 6-3,1-6,7-6 1. Caap Polizois . M 3-6,7-6,6-2
-S. Ken Digia vs Walt Hader R 6-1,6-1 Straub Ghiffrida
done; but the-acquisition of St. 6. Rick Haber vs Juan Blazquez M 7-5, 6-2 2. Balogun Supeno M 6-2,7-5
Nykyfomk Sorrentino
Marks should alleviate the major Doubles 3. Blazquez McBride T 64,6-2 .
problems. 1. Illig Caap M 6-3,6-3 Hader Ma
Lipton Straub
Z. Becker Balogun M 64,6-2 FINAL SCORE
Every other sports editor in the Digia Nykyfomk Mercyhurst 5, Temple 4 Season Record 3-6
3. Haber Hader £ U M 7-6,7-6
country is doing it, so I might as Ludwig Blazquez Terry Dermia Andy Findlay
WEST VIRGINIA vs MERCYHURST
well join the ranks. Listed below A> f l N A L SCORE April 1,1984, v Morgantown, W. Va.
are my baseball picks for the 1984 Univ. of Rochester 2 Mercyhurst 7 Season Record 2-5 Singlet
Andy Findlay West Virginia Univ. vs Mercyhurst •
season. Please, have mercy. If I'm MERCYHURST
D.William Walker
vs | UNIV. OF RICHMOND 1. Pete Perrotta vs Jens Caap M 6-1.6-1
wrong when playoff time is here, March 31. 1984 ' T*" Morgantown, W.VA 2. Jory Chambers vs Phil Nykyfomk WVU 64,7-6
Singlet 3. John Moore vs Joel Balogun M 7-5,6-3
let me forget who I picked. But, if Mercyhurst vs Richmond Winner * Scott 4. Rob Sheets vs Pete Straub . WVU 6-4,6-3
3. John Prokity vs Juan Blazquez WVU 64,6-3
I'n\ right, you can be sure I'll re- 1. Jens Caap vs Soon Mctecr
2. .Peter Straub vs Rich Lazzetti
R *4,7-6
R 6-2.6-4 6. John Nilsen vs Walt Hader WVU 6-4,6-3
mind you. 3. Joel Balogun vs Marc Policastro R 7-6,6-0 Doubles. 1
4. Phil Nykyfomk vs John Ovenon M 64,6-2
5. Walt Hader vs Steve Mackin R 44,6-4,7-5
1. Chambers Caap WVU 6-3,6-1
Moore Straub
Congratulations to Jim 6. Juan Blizquez vs Phil Riecken ft 64,7-6 2. Perrotta Balogun " WVU 6-2,64
: :
"Burleigh" Grimes on his promo- Doubles =- Prokity
3. Sheets
Nykyfomk
WVU 6-1,7-5
I.Caap vs Mcteer Blazquez
tion to Head Soccer Coach at the Straub vs Raxzcui R 64,64 Kevin Ball Hader
2. Balogun vs Haskin
'Hurst. It shouldn't be much of a Nykyfomk vs Riecken R 7-6.6-2
FINAL SCORE
transition problem considering 3. Hader
Blazquez vs
vs Olicastro
Mazzachelli M 64,3-6,6-3
West Virginia 7, Mercyhurst 2 Season Record M
Grimes has been doing all the FINAL SCORE
work anyway. Mercyhurst 2 Richmond 7 Season Record 2-6
INTRAMURALS
Women's Basketball Men's I.M. Basketball Play Offs'
•.Final 4- {
Cissy LaLa *s Champions - Blue League - Bronze Express vs. Sky Walkers
last two years undefeated- Green League - T.B.'s vs. Animals
Darcy Weidner 6) Diane Lark Men's Softball
Lisa Jacobitz 7) Heidi DeMark
Sherri Shilcy 8) Cath Crotty Deadline tor Softball Registration is Wed., April 11
Lisa DeMichele 9) Coach - Sherry Putnam No Rosters Will be accepted alter this Date.
Kath Khonke All games will be played on the baseball outfield \
•Registration form may be picked up at C.C. v
THEMERCIAD