Univesity of Dayton VOLUME XXX, NUMBER 6 DAYTON, OHO 45469 FRDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,982 Beak-ins plague Univesity aea BY KEN BROWN Ove 0 beak-ins have occued in a week's time in Univesity aea, including fts fom locked cas, bicycle fts and buglaies of students' houses, accoding to Lt. Billy Boohe of Second Distict Dayton Police. n past week, popety was stolen fom cas paked at 37 Stonemill Rd., 32 Stonemill Rd., 08 Woodland Ave., 42 Chambes St. and 52 Chambes St. Students potest saeli involvement in Lebanon in KU P laza Tuesday. Middle East students ally Buglaies wee epoted fom 7 Albeta St. and 224 L St. Also, bicycles wee stolen fom in font of Sheman Hall and fom Stuat Hall. Thieves pobably used bolt cuttes to cut though a Maste lock jfn/caig Welch) Potestos blast sael BY LARRY STREGEL AND KEN WEATHERFORD Palestinian students and i suppotes allied on campus Tuesday to blame sael fo massace of ove 300 Palestinian efugees in Lebanon a week ago. About 20 demonstatos stood n a semi-cicle in font of Kennedy Union and chanted "sael out of Lebanon!" as some 200 students stopped to watch duing a change in classes at :45 a.m. The peaceful ally and use of an electic amplifie wee pemitted by Office of Univesity Activities. The ally ended afte an hou. One of potestes blasted saeli govenment of Menachem Begin ove loudspeake. " Begin and his govenment will neve eve be able to destoy Will of Palestine," he said. He also appealed to students to take action against U.S. suppot fo sael. "We choose to appeal to you as humans.. to stop suppot of mude of young childen." Abdul Hewaidl, a UD gaduate tudent. said goup of potes tes believes it is about time that y did something about Pob ems in Lebanon. He said las t w eeken d ' s massac e of innocent people in west Beiut pompted goup to demonstate, blaming attack on sael. One poteste's sign showed Chist on coss next to wod " Palestinian." Ano sign said " Stop U.S. Aid to sael." News ep ots said Wed nesday sael conceded that its soldies admitted Lebanese Chist ian militia toops into Beiut camps whee efugees wee gunned down. Militia leades, chaged with mudes, have called accusations " blood libel." Mohammed Alnubani, a junio studying civil engineeing, said potestes had been oganized day befoe, and called m selves The Associated Fiends of Palestine. Among m wee Zaha Hidmi, a Wight State Univesity student who said he was a Palestinian Jew fom Jeusalem, and Kevin Smyth, who said he gaduated fom UD in 980. Alnubani said paticipants wee fom Libya, Kuwait, Saudi Aabia and Lebanon. Howeve, he could not point out any Lebanese as goup mached aound KU befoe end of event. Howeve, Joseph Sal iba, pesident of Univesity of Dayton Educational Lebanese League, said no Lebanese students wee pesent at demonstation. He said UDELL is against killings last weekend, bu t y ae against all killings. Sal iba sai d Tuesday ' s demonstatos wee in suppot of th e Palestinian Libeation Oganization, but UDELL is not. "We want sael out of Lebanon and we want all foeignes ou t," he said. They want Syian and PLO toops to leave Lebanon also. (continued on page 2) holdin g Howad C. Sm ith' s 0-speed bike to a tee in font of Sheman Hall, Smith said. Boohe could not give a complete list of stolen popety fom his infomation. Al t hough Boohe said he believes ise in fts doesn't epesent a am pant incease of cime, he said "evey once in awhile down in that aea, somebody stats opeating." f ft ate continues to be ex cessive, Boohe said, " Of couse, we'll shift moe attention to that aea." A month ago police aested, two individuals opeating in Miami Valley Hospital aea, Boohe said, but soon afte, os began opeating "t's a neve-ending pocess," Boohe said of police depatment's attempts to appehend thieves who opeate otationally fom aea to aea. Pecautionay measues ae essential, such as locking windows n houses and locking ca doos, but se simple pocedues ae often neffectual n stopping detemined thief. "f y slip a lock - it's vey easy - y'e n and ou t in a couple of minutes, and 0s somebody sees m, y e gone," Boohe said. " Even if an office is cuising t he steet, " he said, "he may not notice if someone is doi ng something llegal." Fo se easons Boohe suggests UD students oganize a "loose neighbohood watch-type thing," because "you neig hbo is always best watch system available," he said. M ayo not to teach; conflicts too isky BY KEN WEATHERFORD Dayton Mayo Paul Leonad announced Tuesday that he is tuning down an offe to lectue at thee local colleges, including Univesity of Dayton. Leonad was also to teach at Wight State Univesity and Sinclai Community College. Complications aose concening aangements by thee univesities afte Leonad,announced Sept. 7 that his $20,000 salay would be paid fom a fund of pivate donations by aea businesses and. labo goups. Leonad asked that souces of money emain unknown to him. An aticle in Wednesday's Dayton Jounal Hea/d said thee city commissiones citicized aangement, saying y would have pefeed if Leonad wee paid diectly by each school. Leonad announced his decision at fist meeting of his class on city govenment at Wight State. He n ssued a pess elease explaining his decision. " Being able to goven without suspicion is moe impotant to me than oppotunity to teach," Leonad said. "The debate and attention suounding teaching assignment would not be fai to students, and cetainly not conducive to leaning pocess." "Moeove," Leonad said in his elease, " cedibility and integity of business, labo and univesity communities need to be potected. All have been too good to Dayton and too impotant to ou futue to have to cay buden of suspicion. n coming yeas it will be necessay fo me to foge new public-pivate patneships fo benefit of this community. That effot needs to be accomplished without innuendo o hint of conflict." Cout acquits 25, to face tial BY DAVE ZUKOWSK Most of people aested by Dayton Police duing Lowes Steet block paty Sept. have been acquitted in Dayton Municipal Cout. Howeve, 0 students have had tial dates set and one student is awaiting notification of his tial date. n addition to those students listed below, about eight people wee aested sepaately fom mass aests in ghetto that night, accoding to Lt. Biiy Boohe of Second Distict Dayton Police. Boohe did not have names of those eight students. "These people wee aested pio to when police went down in foce," he said. Those awaiting tial ae: on Sept. 28 fo disodely conduct, Rick D. Ebet and Michael Goodwin; on Oct. fo disodely conduct, Geg J. Bowling and fo public intoxication, Mak Schuelle; on Oct. 6 fo disodely conduct, Mak Menzies and Judy Maie Johnson, fo disodely conduct and public ntoxication, Mike Menzies; on Oct. 7 fo public intoxication, Patick Kallmye; on Oct. 2 fo disodely conduct, Paul A. Salamone; and Oct. 3 fo public ntoxication, Michael Maws. Key Buns, chaged with public ntoxication, s waiting fo a tial date to be set. All those listed had pe-tial heaings and wee let fee on bail. O students aested had ball fofeitue and i cases wee closed. The futue of above students' cases now depends upon sanctions of Judge, which may nclude fines fo those found guilty. All those nvolved n pe-tial hea-. lngs gave pleas of not guilty. (continued on page 3)... ~ - - nside-... The Univesity of Dayton Ats Seles opens lta 982-83 season by pesenting concet pianist Ande-Michel Schub, fist pize winne of Sixth Van Clibun ntenational Plano Competition. Fo details and ticket nfomation, see stoy on page 3....
2THE FLYER SEW. Fiday. "P' 24.982 OPEN 24 HOURS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK To Seve You THE SUPER SUPERMARKET Conveniently Located n The BRETENSTRATER SHOPPNG CENTER YOUR VSA AND MASTER CARD Ae Always Welcome At STUMP'S Beitentate Shopping Ctllte News - Cable TV appoved fo Campus South BY BART HA YES The Univesity Housing Office has appoved a cable te levision poposal fo The Campus South. No installation date has been set by company, ViaCom Cablevision of Dayton, nc. Tanya Leac h, commecial accounts coodinato fo VlaCom, said wi in g of Campus South will not beg in until next sping. The job of wiing high-ise buildings equies wokes to install wies fom a scaffold. That wok cannot be done duing winte months, Leach added. Cable fo Gaden Apatments is uncetain. Ed Melhuish, diecto of on-campus housing, said i n sping ViaCom distibuted suveys to both Campus South and Gaden Apatments concening esidents' inteests in cable television. The esults showed positive fo Campus South but negative fo Gaden Apatments. " believe eason fo negative esponse was that many of esidents wee senios and wee not woying about next yea, but a with gaduation and getting a job," Melhuish said. Ano suvey was distibuted to Gaden Apatments Sept. 4 by ViaCom. Leach said esults of this suvey ae not calculated yet. t will have to show a positive esponse befoe installation can be appoved. f Gaden Apat. ments suvey does show positive, Leach added that installation fo those buildings will not occu until next sping, ei. Once th e cable wiing has been installed, students will have to go though Viacom fo installation of system into i apatments and fo payment. " UD-owned houses aleady have cable, and cable systems in m ae handled same as telephone. The students call company fo installation and wil l pay fo all of it. UD does not pay fo any of it," said Mel huish. He added that since ViaCom is investing ts time and equipment, housing office has no influence ove when installation date will be o how much system will ccst. Eveything must be decided by cabl e company. Leach pointed out that students will not be equied to puchase cable because y ae living in building. f y do choose to puchase it, howeve, y will also be able to include Showtime and cable system's Playboy Channel in installation package. sael blamed fo killings (continued fom page lj Students who stopped to see UD demonstation appeaed geneally bemused. " The students aen't politically awae," one spec tato was head telling a fiend. " They don't even know whee Lebanon is." Phil Lampe, also a junio, said, " Most of things y'e saying ae tue. can sympathize with m, although don't know if agee with m. Some 70 students fom Middle East study at UD, accoding to Jean Huat, coodinato of ntenational Sevices office. She said y make up majoity of foeign students fom any sing le egion of wold. Most of 70 ae fom Aabian nations while a ti ny minoity is fom sael, she said. Newsbiefs be 26) The nte-vasity Chistian Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in KU250. Today is last day to sign up fo 2-mlle fun un, sponsoed by PRSSA, which begins at 4:30 p.m. today in KU Plaza. The mamatics depatment biennial Alumni Semina on Emp loyment Oppotunities in MEDCAL SCHOLARSHP Fou -ye o s c ho l a s hi p ovoiloble though U.S.Ai Foce. To be eligble: Student must hove been accepted lo Ameican Medico! Asso~iot i on o A meica n Osteopothic Association Accedited schools. Must hove U.S. Citizenship, sound mool chaacte and be physica lly qualified fc, an Ai Foce Off ices Comiss ian. Scholash,ps include full tuit,on and education fees pesonal e imbusement fo books, smoll equipment item s and su pp es $556.00 pe o al ipend pe m onth fo en a.,d one-hall months each schoc,; yea. Mamatical Sciences will be held stating at p.m. Satuday n 53. All inteested students ae welcome, A mission awaeness discussion goup will meet at am. Su nday at 04 Chambes St. Membes of UD community and aea will meet in an nfomal bunch to discuss local and wold events and how Chisti ans and Catholics can espond to m. The Student Association public meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. Monday in Kl:J222. The UAO Social Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in KU33. The College Democats will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday,n KU2. All ae welcome. Patnes, thid wold awaeness club, will meet at 8 p.. Monday in KU222. Students fo Life will meet at8 p.m. Monday in KU To<cfl Lounge.
News THE FL YER NEWS 3 Fiday,Sept. 24,982 Wold-class pianist plays fo A ts Seie s t t BY CAROL VAN HOUTEN The Univesity of Dayton Ats Seies kicks off its 982-83 season by pesenting concet pianist Ande-Michel Schub at 8 p.m. ' Satuday at Victoy Theate. Schub was fist-pize winne of Sixth Van Clibun Piano Competition in 98. The competition, which takes place evey fou yeas, is consideed most Sleepy WVUD to awaken? New diecto hied By KEN GAZDA Michael Ames McMuay has been named to position of pogam diecto at WVUD-FM, accoding to an announcement by John Schalle, station's geneal manage. McMuay will assume his new duties effective Oct., and is cuently pogam diecto at WHO-AM, whee he has woked since Febuay 977. As pogam diecto, McMuay is esponsible fo opeation's ai staff, pogams and pomotion. "n my 7 yeas in business, this is my biggest challenge," McMuay said. "Thee is no poblem at WVUD, " he added, " just oom fo an oppotunity." WVUD has been called a "sleeping giant" in past, because it has potential to each a vey lage audience with its 50,000 watts of powe. "All adio stations compete fo two things," McMuay explained, " Fistly, advetising dolla, and secondly, audience." McMuay mentioned WHO, WNG-AM and WDJX-FM as WVUD's diect competitos. "Mike will definitely seve notice to est of maket that we intend on stiving fo all potential possible," Schalle commented on appointment of McMuay ove 9 o candidates. Cuently, McMuay said he does not see a fomat change. Weekend quiet in ghetto!continued fom page ) One week afte clash with police, Boohe commented on elative calm in he ghetto. "This weekend, e wee 0 paties in ghetto that didn't each incedible popotions, and wee within acceptable li mits," he said. Accod ing to Boohe, e wee two police cas monitoing ghetto paties this weekend and e wee no majo calls fo m. "This weekend, y ( paties) wee all in acceptable limits and we didn't bo m," he said. " n fact," we didn't have to do anything." Boohe also commented on duty of police to esidents of its distict, including ghetto. "Thee ae students being victimized by buglas, and we ae duty- bound and esponsible to epot to cimes e (in ghetto), as in any o pat of distict," he said. "A cime's a cime." n egad to media coveage that incident eceived, Boohe said, " Things like that ae played up too much by pess." He added, " Only when it eaches those (bad) popotions (and incidents occu), is when (you) epot it." Boohe said he was soy pess only seems to deal with "bad and sensational news." ENCNEERNC SCHOLARSHPS Scholaships ae available to junios and senios in following accedited engineeing disciplines: Achitectual Astonautical Civil Aeospace Aeonautical Electical Nuclea The Ai Foce is offeing a scholaship pogam that not only pays ove $900 in MONTHLY SALARY and ALLOWANCES, but povides FREE MEDCAL and DENTAL cae, and all Ai Foce ENTTLEMENTS, including discount shopping at base exchanges and f ood commissaies. You will also eceive 30 days of vacation with pay each yea. Find out if you qualify! Openings ae limited, so call today! Coll (53) 223-883 Feshmen and Sophomoes Call (53) 973-2730 pestigious in wold. Schub was awaded $2,000, a ecoding contact, and a touing schedule in United States, Euope and China. Appeaances with ove 50 ochestas in such places as Canegie Hall, London and Hambug ae included in tous. At 28, Schub was one of oldest competitos, because 30 is top age pemitted fo entants in competition. Five of six finalists, including Schub, wee fom United States. The second pize winne of competition, Panayis Lyas, also of United States, will be appeaing as a pat of UD Ats Seies in Januay. Bon in Fance, Schub moved to United States with his family when he was 8 months old. He began playing piano at age 4 and he pusued his inteest in music at Pinceton Univesity and at Cutis nstitute of Music. Jascha Zayde and Rudolf Sakin wee among his instuctos. Alice Tu lly Hall in New Yok City was site of Schub's fomal ecital debut in 974. He has since pefomed with New Yok Philhamonic, Boston Sym phony Ochesta, Cleveland Ochesta and Cincinnati Symphony. He also appeaed at Mostly Mozat... Festival and in a "Live fom Lincoin Cente" boadcast fo Public Boadcasting Sevice. Sc hub's o accomplishments include wi nning fist pize in 974 Naumbug ntenational Piano Competition, and eceiving 977 Avey Fishe Pize. Although Ats Seies season books to all t he events have sold out, individual tickets to Schub event, piced at $3, $4 and $5 fo UD students, ae still avai lable in KU 307. Since eveyone who buys a book of tickets does not attend each event, sepaate tickets will be available pio to some of scheduled -events. Upcoming events include novelist John Bath on Oct. 8 in Kennedy Union Balloom, Westminste Choi Oct. 2 in Boll Theate, Acting Company pefoming "Tatuffe" Dec. 9 and 0 in Victoy Theate, Lyas Jan. 20, 983 in Boll Theate. Race set fo Awaeness W eek A elay ace simila to that in "Chaiots of Fie" will be one of highlights of Oganizations Awaeness Week, Sept. 26 though Oct. 2. The pupose of week is to make students awae of 7 sevice clubs and oganizations on campus, accoding to Bo. Don Smith of Campus Ministy, who is in chage of week. Monday, balloons and flyes will be handed out in KU Plaza. The bookstoe window will also contain infomation about sevice cl ubs at UD. Wednesday, between a.m. and p. m., epesentatives fom 36 United Way agencies will be available to students inteested in helping Dayton community. Twenty diffeent clubs wi ll paticipate in un on Fiday which will begin at 3:30 p.m. in KU Plaza. The ace will poceed past Sheman Hall, tennis couts, Foundes Hall and ove to Miiam Hall. Thee will also be a talent contest at Monk's nn at 9 p.m. Fiday. ~{ ; t ~ )! ;~c.( (;f.j ~:.. FAMLY AMUSEMENT CENTER. Open House : This Weekend; Fiday, Satuday and Sunday Station Beak Family Amusement Cente 35 Bown Steet Stop in and visit Campus aeas Newest and Lagest A musement Cente -Whee you'll fi nd a lage se lection of exciting video, pinball and diving games. -Whee students ecieve a fee play eveyday as a Station Beak Associate.Just show us you. D. -Top high scoe of week on any of ou exciting. games and eceive 0 Fee plays. CAN YOU DO T? We ae new in this aea... Stop in and take a Station Beak this Weekend Recieve a Station Beak FRSBEE while y last.. this weekend. Tune in to STATON BREAK 35 Bown Steet A geat way of,fe
4 THE FL YER NEWS Fiday,Sept. 24, 982 Flye News Tom Biedenhan Edito in Chief EDTORAL BOARD Ken Weafod Managing Edito News Edito: Kevin Riley; Asst. News Edito: Caol Van Houten; Editoial Edito: John Podczewinski; Spots Edito: Tom Bannon; Asst. Spots Edito: Mike Savino; Copy Editos: Keith Elchet and Peggy Nesbit; Featues Edito: Julie Dalpiaz; Business Manage: Diane Kita; Advetising Manages: Adele Bendle and Mak Men zies; Photo Diecto: Caig Welch; Poduction Manage: May-Ellen Luken. Technical Advise: James Faelly EDTORAL POLCY The Flye News is published twice veekly duing fist and second semestes by Univesity of Dayton. All editoials epesent a majoity opinion of Flye News editoial. boad. O columns, catoons and lettes to edito expess opinions of i espective authos, a nd do not necessaily eflect opinions of editoial boad. Life moe than game of fol low leade My oommate and went out to beak fast o moning, and, pe habit, eavesdopped on conv otlon at next table. A woman was discussing sael nd wold She said that, lthou h he backgound was Gen n, h family did not follow Hill Maybe y didn 't, but so mebo d y did An d that n b Home Fee BY MARY KATHERNE BRUCKEN se convictions. When a govenment takes an action o adopts a policy, it is capicious fo citizeny to accept it without questioning. To meely assume that govenment knows best o is acting in national inteest s naive. The special natue of a democatic govenment is detemining ole The People play. To accept tanquilly govenmental dictates s to shik that esponsibility. To not execise a ight such as feedom of expession because " this s only county whee you can talk bad about govenment" is lud icou s deas need challenges, especially si nce not all ideas ae good ones. Hi tles ae undoubte dly in powe today. They ae being followed by both believes and t e who ae just going along cowd. P opl do not hlnk ci tically nd ctl n n ~essay to aise ti n th futue ema ns n a ous p 0 Eu s much o say yo h Opinions Columnist fails self-test Aound this point n evey college senios' life, t becomes time to ealize that ou hous ae numbeed, so to speak, and that all too soon we'll be pushed fom wam womb of college nto hash, cold light of eal woking wold. The UD Placement Office has issued an annual in an effot to aid students n completing inteviews, picking pefeed geogaphical woking locations and evaluating mselves. What follows ae some of questions self-evaluation sheet asks which ae simllia to ones an inteviewe might ask to gain some idea of a peson's pesonality. have answeed questions in an honest fashion, way any typical UD senio would. What ae things you do best? Ae y elated to people, data, things? dink socially petty well. As a matte of fact, dink socially eal well. Socially, mind you. That's elated moe to people, guess, unless you want to know numbe of times dink socially, which would equie a calculato and n be consideed data-elated. 'm also petty adept at at of pocastination, pobably since pactice so often. My pocastinating is elated to people, data, things o any o categoy you'd like to list. Do you expess youself well and easily? Oally:Uh huh in Witing:The effectiveness by which expound though pose is ultimately left to astute adjudication of eade. opine that possess commensuate witing adoitness and am poficient at delineating my cogitations lucidly and laconically in a mode so as not to disconcet o addle o by any means dispaage eades' sagaciousness ei in a deogatoy fashion o a condescending one, and can adequately fomulaize witten mateial in a cogent tansitional phaseologically-coect manne to affim eades' engossment not only in what have tanscibed but also in hetoic by which have tanscibed it. (f that doesn't get me a job somewhee in Washington D.C., nothing will). Do you see youself as a leade of a goup o team? Yeah, Cincinnati Reds. Do you see youself as an active paticipant of a goup o team? Well, almost got aested at a college block paty once, but eally wasn't an active paticipant. was just standing on my font poch minding my own business, not huting anyone, when this big, mean, ugly cop stomps up my steps and stats knocking me aound with a club. But it eally wasn't my fault, honest; those o guys, est of goup, y wee ones thowing bottles. Do you wok '((ell unde pessue? Lettes Above Bull By TOM BEDENHARN Yes. Does pessue cause you anxiety; n fact, s t dlff icult fo you to wok well unde pessue? How come you'e inteogating me and asking same questions ove and ove? Just said could. How come you guys ae pushing me, aleady answeed it once. You want me to change my answe, ok, 'll change my answe. No wait, keep t same. Oh, hell, can we just go on to next question? Do you seek esponsibility? Like a hole in head. Ae you comfotable with known outines? f you mean do use same excuse all time fo why didn't study fo a test o do that tem pape, no, make up new ones peiodically. Pofessos aen't that naive. n you futue, which of following things ae moe impotant to you: a)woking fo a egula salay; b)woking fo a commission; c)woking fo a combination of both? Woking. Do you want to wok a egula schedule? And make egula money and buy egula food and live in a egula house in a egula wold with egula people. Ae you willing to tavel moe than 50 pecent of you woking time? As long as it's to and fom wok. What kind of envionment is impotant to you? Do you pefe to wok indoos? Yes. Do you pefe to wok outdoos? Yes. Do you pefe an uban envionment? Yes. Do you pefe a ual setting? Yes (Just give me a job and 'll wok in West Beiut) Do you pefe to wok fo a lage oganization? Yes. Aside fom geat eputation a lage com pany usually maintains, e is much moe oom to gow and expand and fully pefect my caft. A lage company would tend to listen to new and innovative ideas moe, ideas which believe could cetainly povide. The fact that could make 0 times moe money o that e is bound to be a million moe petty gils than at a small oganization neve cossed my mind. Ae e impotant "os" to be consideed? Oh, yeah. But we can talk about all those o special benefits late. Lebanese oppose killings Tuesday' s demonstat ion against saeli occupation of Lebanon was oganized by L byan, Palestinian and Jodanian students. Some o f t hese students even came fom Wight State Univesity just to paticipate in potest Even though Lebanon was mention ed, no Lebanese students paticipated in that demonstati on. The massace that occued in Lebanon is in no way excusable. As citizens of a fee and democatic county, we. disappove of such killings, and of a// killings. The Univesity of Dayton Educational Lebanese League (UDELL) would like to emind ou Ameican fiends that Lebanese people ae against all foeign occupation of Lebanese soil. We hope that with aid of U.S. Maines, Syian, saeli and Palestinian withdawal will be accomplished quickly and peacefully, and that ode, once again, will be estoed to ou beloved Lebanon. Bechaa Koban Babaa Thonton UDELL /~.Y..l( W.. ~"<,...i'-c o N'T. H~ vc. /:\, "( G.._e: t<,. L.E ' T '-- / j ( YE: AH, L K No "'
eatues THE FL YER NEWS 5 Fiday,Sept. 24, 982 Heavy symbolism cumbles Floyd's 'Wall' BY JUL E DALPAZ m nomtally not one to pomote ugs o alcohot, bot e's an exeption to f(8ty ule Case in oint; ywe going to see " Pink Fwyd The Wall," QO in an alteed etate of ml-d. You 'll pobably en joy t moe. MGM's cuent elease is,.ctoal stoy of Pink Floyd'a album of same name. t s album come to life and eally ight mofe accuately be called a ocl' opea, a than $ movie. ThP f; m tells tne llte stoy of P n: (Bob Ge dof}, a bunt out?ck 'n' oll st;;.. Pi ni-: is aised by his mo afte his la is killed lfl a WOfld, a battle. Pn<' s mo mos him with love and attan- on, too mu ch, in fact. He tecomes vey insecue without t,,i, As he entes school, Pink finds \ he& that stifle ceativity and town upon childen that don't fi! nto molds y have c.ast to em Thus ie beg ins buildltg a " wall " aound himself to hide fom th, insecuity his mo has e at>d Pink gows u., to may hia: childhood swee at and to becomf! a vey successful f~k 'n' oll pefome At same time he When NJ; ~ ij;{ leaves him fo dlalcgug n film. t ~/i{t good, t's Ju ill anot n.,an,.j~p. final bick i~./ $)tlejy,by Roge Wat~:~;4Wj same t l.lovw 't. cement&d ln th~w9u.;.\,,,.-j'gst.of PJqk{Jpyd, who sfffg,aff,f~ ~l~ady kno --~) ' Pink is now/ «i~illy wlthdawn songsjomt!'iel oiginal five-time-, fiif-bon Bob G R eview. H om society. tg,~~tt~"ti,nd his patn~., t?t~ album, p~s tout /"t;~abte Job pot... +: wall," wit h;tnqntx} ~fugs to moe f" ~d fo film. "" ''J')Syetiotlcllfea. - -~...,,,., ",++fl'stimulate" ~lm~~ff flms he is.''' l:l:le,jhow s ful! of,, )-~ consideing h $ t:-ui lding his "wat h~lltw and confonting in~ll,y., an nsanity ;?$~/P$ best ~emg. f ~ though hlg t-ie (to shelt hl.jtself) fom that can oolypqs~ltd~ be cued by,j'lnk; fant~slzlng hmsel(,,,p; txpesslons. = ~~~~~byin beh~~m:~;~ Qt!~} th~~:t~~;t!;b~p~?6n":~ ~:,f ~ :;if~o~fj{~; ~i'{) : Wi~g to h~f / A!;~~ss") make popu!alify. lines n one scene, e, ls, ~~,,(ifeet n sevicfuwantf blzzae piece th wit a.u &fi f,comblnatlons camea?al)(lte'j, sceney a~ animatiol'l.,h$'~a keen knack M me,<j9.9,*""y.t acfl_on flow m?, m~j~~ /. ng visual and,, sa.mw '" ' t ;jfta~. s film is', doe's"l'fma,i_,.,_.:-~j_._:_. Jece of enteta_inn:ient. t ~ t~&ogged down :,vth,_ts sym!>e~,uch of which s qy,ie ~o,y."~ scenes make youj0t wa.m to close youey~ beca-4~.tb~v'l'e so eofstv~. Wom$, g~ ~;,,. g~<. especta,hy ~food wee ~~ f-q~fje fequently in wandefffia!p.t fink's insane mind. k.~jtj.i:f:jt: }i!f j~~~::.! We don't need no education. "Pink Floyd The Wall" i, Hoge, Wate"' album come alive and MGM's latest film. Red-blooded oc!.';#tou will Outlets plugging into campus BY GREG ROSS Fo second time in less than a month, The Outlets will be playing on Univesity campus. They will be featued at Ca mpus Canival tonight lon p m. to midnight on steps of Kennedy Union Th Outl ts have been playing clubs such as The h nd Sam's since y began play ing toge last Although each membe of band contibutes ideas fo witing lyics and music, majoity of Outlets' oiginal tunes ae witten by bass guitaist Mike Robe,ts. bizzae film ju M~,~i~!s h:~it;:~t~~~/~o~~~t Hoau~e;:~~~!;a~~ ~:~ '.i\l!!ffl~sly ~elped ~oge ovies ae anlfi/lfi:~t)a call me a futue wite. 've just ecently begun to : ''-Pi'OtfO'~ }ni.mat~~}t "'s '*', le tou stas, w.ttl t..{ ~tas be- 't ft ", Floyd s Wish o.tt W,. q ",,. w~~c:l~:~ s~~g _by Geg Ogden and ae cente. st~i: s~~;~ mjjll/lli i(jfltjlsl,. inf!. ~~~ -'~ighesf'fffffng"'{ids;~ :.{.t.: N mb. of band's music. They concentate moe on ha-...,..,,.,.,. ' W 've hung leaflets and disti buted buttons to UD atud nts Some people know we'e alive, " dumme Bii H u said A high negy pop ock/dance band, Outlets' mu c nfluenced by bands such as Kansas, Rush, on L, k nd Palme, and The Who. " Maks's ( unt, d guitaist) favoite gui taist is Pete Townnd " ay Staige, band's manage said. mony than distoted guita wok. "Geg can sing melody eal well with hythm, which makes Outlets sound technically poficient," Staige said. " We'e a commecial, danceable band," Haue said. " UD students should be pepaed to dance. They seemed to be caught off-guad last time (at Labo Day Picnic)." 't's Had,' Who 's latest album fitting faevve/ fo musicians A E S Album R eview tastes of entie goup, a than just Townsend's. The musicians m selves all play well on "t's Had." The goup's newest membe, Kenny Jones, wno eplaced Keith Moon on dums afte latte died, poves he s a fitting successo to Mooi' s legacy with a shap dsolay of his abil ty on ''One At A Time,' a fast-paced tune wi tten by En wstle 0.use, Townsend's guita p,a, excels, although his eads olay a less impotant ole than :, did on many olde albums. Roge Da tey s vocals ae at pa wi h pas albums as is Entwistle's bass playing. tne band intended this albu, to become an epitap fo The Who he membes did a fine job. " s Had ' is no a sad ast effot e'eased b a fad ng sta as many ould bel eve t to be. t is at e a ' "9 fae.,.ell b t a goup of music ai s. ho fee y can musically expand emse es moe feely as solo pefomes. 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Spots THE FLYER NEWS 7 Fiday,Sept. 24, 982 Lady Flye spike Jane Meyes () ties to dump a shot ove ndiana Tue,day night in Fieldhouse. (FN/Ben Connellyj Hoosies down spikes as fustation continues BY CHRS KELLY The UD volleyball playes have won befoe and y will win again. But until y win again, y will emain as fustated as y wee afte Tuesday night's loss at home to ndiana Univesity. UD lost match 3- en oute to loweing its season ecod to 2-5. The spikes stated off slowly in fist game; a poblem that also plagued m in tounament play ove weekend. UD fell behind 0- befoe allying back to within six points. The ally was helped in pat by setting of Tina Jasinowski. He vaied sets helped keep opponents guessing. But Jasinowski's effot wasn't enough fo Lady Flyes, as ndiana won fist game handily by scoe of 5-8. n second game, Dayton tuned tables on U and jumped out to a 0- lead. Feshman Diane Smiley had he best game yet as UD won second game 5-9 to tie match at one game apiece. Stickes blow lead; fall 4-3 BY KRSTEN MEANS The UO women's field hockey team fell once again Wednesday, th is time to Toledo Rockets 4-3. Dayton played an impessive fist 0 minutes eeling off thee unansweed goals, two by Ann Bitt and one by Amy Faon. The quick lead seemed to be somewhat of a emedy fo hapless UD but soon enough y began to let up on Toledo. The Rockets picked up on oveconfidence of Dayton and took advantage of t. "(The team) let fist goal affect m. They thought y had a victoy and y didn't yet," UD Coach Kaen Emey said. "Toledo just sensed it." t was a long second half fo Dayton as Toledo let fly and esponded to Dayton by scoing fou goals. Accoding to Emey, Dayton accomplished a few positive things despite loss. "They poved to mselves that y can scoe goals and that's impotant," she said. " think poblem now is a mental one... we just have to find a way to change that mental block gils have." Dayton, 0-4, hosts Wittenbeg Tuesday on Stuat Field. 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THE FLYER f\lews BFiday,Sept. 24, 982 Spots Giddes face do-o-d 8 situation BY MKE SAVNO t has tuned into a sudden death situation f you e a Dayton football fan, one ith expectations of making a tip to Stagg Bowl, it's come don to an eight-game, must-win situation Almost out of pictue ith two losses, a thid would suely buy m. Dayton begins its fight fo suival Satuday at Baldwin-Wallace. t on't be an easy game, ei. No one knows that bette than UD coach Mike Kelly. Off Pnt~e: Aveaging 299 yads pe game Geg Bazany leading gound ane ( / yads) with 4 6 pe c,iy.. Al5o leads with thee touchjo,,..ns... Rick Haynes ladng eceives with 2 eception and 92 yads... Haynes otf nsve playe of week a n t Butle. Nick Ricke t d as questionabl (knee) fo tud y vs. Pofile at lluldu i- Wnlluce at 7:30 p.m. n " They would be best of fist thee teams (afte Bucknell and Butle) that we play," Kelly said. "This is a must ballgame if we have any hope~ fo making playoffs." Most of us emembe Baldwin Wallace as team Dayton humiliated in fist ound of 980 Division ll playoffs. The Flyes coasted to a 34-0 victoy in that one. B-W coach Robet Packad has memoies of that game. " All bad," he ecalls. " Dayton was moe eady to play Offense: Run and pass equally well... QB Bian Mooe beat out allconfeence Dave Heinemann fo stating job... Uses halfback pass with Dino Mastantuono, who backed up Heinemann last season. Defense: Plays a 6-0 defense... nside linebackes go anywhee on field.. Retuns thee allconfeence playes on line... Linebacke Mak Rodiguez is lone captain fo 982 season... Safety Randy Edwads had 2 tackles last week. Recod: 2-0 afte beating Buffalo 3-26 Coach Packad has 8-2 ecod (one yea). Belongs to Ohio Athletic Confeence Dayton leads seies 3-. RAN ' HE FO DERS OF TbR PHLOSOPHY" in thi a a Oct. 3 )m. ton all 777-045. than we wee," Packad said. " haven't said anything to my playes about that game, but 'm sue y have that in back of i minds. They'e awae of how easily y wee handled." Don't count on Flyes handling B-W as easily this time aound. n peseason polls, B-W was favoed to captue Division ll title. Thus fa this season, y ae 2-0, with victoies ove Ashland, 6-7, and Buffalo, 3-26. Want some moe good news? Well, Yellow Jackets ae etuning eight all-confeence playes. Dayton will need a total effot Satuday if it intends to upset B-W. Kelly has hinted that he intends to shake things up, in ode to, as he puts it, " make things happen." One change aleady executed has moved fee safety Doug Conley back to his stong safety position, with sophomoe Ron Moulden moving in to fill fee safety spot. Kelly has also mentioned possibility of shifting defensive end Dave Kemp to stong side of field as situation pesents itself. "We' ve got to do some shifting," Kelly said. "We've got to make something happen. can't keep my hands tied behind my back. "Eveybody's saying, 'Hey, Dayton's beatable. They ' e beatable in i own stadium.' We aen't playing geat football, but we'e not beating ouselves." They don't have to. Thei opposition is taking cae of that fo m. UD cannot just avoid beating itself. t's time fo m to go afte a win. To make things happen. To avoid sudden death. Dayton's Rick Haynes goes up fo one of his ei~ht eception, fl30 yads) against Butle last Satuday. Haynes was one of few bight spots in UD's 20-4 loss. PZZA and SUBS 256-400 Eat-n o Cay-out {FN/Ben Connelly) ' N i 0 X l:d,0 ;; 400 Wyoming Steet Monday Thusday am pm Fiday Satuday am am DELVERY HOURS: SANDWCHES l"a l i WHOLE S.ak 50 3 00 SubTTa,n e HotJ 50 3.00 SYbmone 'Cold J O 2 80 \.A ~ tba, 50 3.00 Peppeo"' 50 3 00 Ho~ 50 3 00 SauugaStNk 50 3.00 40 2 80 "~. omeatl Sunday pm - pm Monday thu Thusday and Sunday - Fiday and Satuday 5 pm. am PZZAS SMALL MEOHJM Plo,n 2 60 3.70 n gedient 3.00,.,o 2 lnged,ents 3.50 4.90 3 ngedients 3.90 s.,o Deluxe 4 50 6 0 LAAOE 4.90 5.70 6.30 6.90 7.90 Featuing ou special Steak Sandwiches i ~ z > "' ~ 5 pm - pm DRNKS 35c 40c 55c Pepsi Mountain Dew Ceam Soda Diet Pepsi Lemonade Coffee - 30c and 40c -------- '0...PO... -------------- COVPo~, T COUPON -------, 2 FREE! s oo OFF FREE Lage Dinks! Any Lage th pacbaae of any l DELVERY Medi Pizza! Pizza with coapoa -------------------L------------------~------------------- ~ to... po... pe p,4n'on - pe,,,t