Gallagher Talks, Discusses Merits Of I Asst.

Dean's Office
Ed. Note: Mr. Edward Gallagher becoming oriented to Mercyhurst
is assistant dean of the college. College and the office and
With *the change in ad- position of dean.^sJ
ministration forthcoming, "Even if the new dean happens
serious consideration is being to be a personality on campus. I
given to the elimination of this still feel that he or she will need
office. Jin this Interview, time to settle in, learn the office
Gallagher, who is also a faculty and develop their own style of
member, discusses the rationale leadership as we think about the
for |theg retention of this ad- important programs that need to
ministrative office. be put in place such as the
Liberal Studies program."
Are you petitioning for your What!are your duties as
own sake, to keep the office assistant dean? Ed note: The'
yourself? j ^ primary responsibilities are to
"Obviously I've enjoyed the maintain the academic
role of being assistant dean as regulations of the College, to
well as Associate Professor of oversee College publications and
Education. If I had a choice, I to assist the Dean. A more
would like to continue to fill that specific breakdown of the
position, regardless of whether or assistant dean's duties is presen-
not I'm assistant dean-that is ted in the Administrative Hand-
not the important question. book I' ?|
"In my mind the question is, Which of these duties do you
does Mercyhurst College need an feel make the positions of
assistant dean at this point in its assistant dean vital; and fare
development. I personally feel
there other duties in addition to
that it would be in the best in* these?! * i ' .-
terest of the college to continue "In addition to the duties
the position for at least another spelled out in the copy of my job
year." | ^ <*#
desciDtion which I've given you, I
"I say that from the per- find thatfc the assistant dean's
spective that we are about to job, if handled appropriately,
select a new dean. And that man should allow the dean to focus in
or women, I believe, will need all on leadership matters, program
of the help that they can get in development and that kind of
important academic concern. £^g
& "For example, I handle a lot of
mundane, bureaucratic 5things.
that need to be taken care of.
"But in addition to this, I feel as
through|l serve as a kind of
ombudsman; a person who helps
students and faculty who may
have problems which might at
the time seem to be major; but
they simply need to help someone
talk through the problem and
direct *them as to how the
problem might best be solved.
"For example, with students I
Edward Gallagher
do a lot of academic and some
personal counseling. ?I get l a
number of phone calls from
parents who are concerned about
t heir f: sons f or daughters *for
whatever the reason may be. And
they ask that I might seek them
out and talk with them*
"Then I spend time writing
letters to parents or getting back
(o them by telephone. One of
the things that the assistant
dean's position' has allowed is to
have students and others to be
able to resolve their problems or
get answers to their questions in
a shorter period of time, which
makes-them feel that the in-
stitution isf concerned! about
them, and that someone is trying
to help themfresolve an issue
that may seem to be of great
importance to them at the time.'
Do you think students may feel
left out because they aren't able
to go to the dean himself; doesn't
this create a wider gap? t get him to try and resolve the
"Personally I don't think that it
does because if a student wishes,
he or she may see the dean.
"However, the way the set up is
at the present time, the
assistant dean normally handles
student problems of academic
concerns.
y "I don't i know that students
have felt) as though there's a
wall between them and the dean
for example. I think the concern
has been of the feeling someone
in the dean's office is concerned
about us and the problems that
are^ facing jthe students or
faculty.'!j| *
** Earlier you mentioned that you
take care of | a lot of the
bureaucratic details. Do you feel
an executive secretary could take
care of those details just as well?
p " I feel that a secretary could
certainly handle some of the
problems; however, the fact that
there is an asistant- dean adds
an element of respect to the
position and the person in that
when I go to an office outside
the academic area I approach
the indi vidua In in a respective-
manner sharing with them that I*
have a student who has a!
problem and what can we do to
issue." It
"I have -found that I have
gotten immediate co-operation
from all of the other offices in the
college. £ £ jj
"I would indicate that there's
also an ^element of experience
and expertise involved. I've been
in the business of education for
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a student
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VOUftO NO. 22 MERCYHURST COLLEGE MAY 2. 1980

At MSG Meeting

Department Rep Elections Discussed

Voting Take Place May 8th
"We want to set the depart*
ment reps in office as soon as
possible," stated student
government president Tim
Seltzer as he explained the
procedures for the forthcoming
representative elections at the
April 28, meeting MSG. 1
According to Seltzer the
responsibility for the election of
new MSG reps is in the hands of
the present representatives.j
Each rep is required to post at
least one-poster explaining the
election procedures. The
solicitation of candidates and the
collection of ballots are among
the present reps duties.
Students interested in running
for a representative position are
urged by the MSG officers to
submit letters of intent to the 79-
80 rep in their department before
May 6th. M ' pS I
Voting for the representatives
slots is scheduled for May 8th and
9th. «V
Seltzer pointed out that the new
reps would be present at the May
12 meeting of MSG to smooth next
years transition period. -' >
He added that student senators
would be" elected by|the MSG
representatives ^at-the May 12
meeting. * *
Continuing further, Seltzer
stated that next year the student
senators would be required to
attend the government meetings.
This year, attendance has not
been mandatory for the senators.
"Student senators are the link
between student government and
students," said Seltzer.I ^ An advertisement has been
Vice-President JoAnn
Alexander announced the win-
ners of the government Battle of
the Sexes fund drive for Muscular
Dystrophy. The results were:
Males $67.57 and Females $57.59.
John Chrzanowski, en-
vironmental studies rep, collected
$42.10 of the male votes.
The drive, which called for
each rep to collect votes for their
• " • • " O i l Hie Cover
Loser Beams at the Hurst?
No, just a car's heodlights
Photographed by
Merciod Editor Steve Frisinc
favorite rep sex at 10 cents a vote,
raised«a total of $119.16. This
figure was matched with funds
from The Merclad in accordance
with J Editor j* Steve Frisina's
pledge. £ Day committee $750, upon on
The final donation tallied
$238.32. P affordabilty. M &
Co-Chairpersons of Activity
Day, JoAnn Alexander and John
Chryzanowski * requested an
additional $750 for their $2500
budget. I £ (6.2 mi.) to help pay for Betty
Alexander explained that the
Act ivit y * committee* had spent
$810 for Activity Day t-shirts,
which will be given free to the
Board of Trustees and committee
members, will be sold to the
community at less than cost.
Alexander stressed that the
overall cost for the t-shirts had
depleted their budget con-
siderably.
^ "If it wasn't for the t-shirts we
wouldn't have this problem," she
said. J I
g Both chairpersons stated that
any revenue collected from the
Activity Day would be put back in
Garvey Announces Date
For Naming Off New Dean
Dr. Garvey, president-elect of
the college, has announced that'
the new dean will be named on
July l. The selection will come as
the result of a process whose
origins begin this Monday.* f
placed in the Chronicle of Higher
Education that win run for the
next two weeks. Seeking an in-
dividual who "hopes to attain
"growth and challenge in a
college committed to seeking
high levels of distinction in the
1980's," the college will be ac-
cepting applications up until May
26. I A u candidates .in the Erie area, Shane. Following this event will
At this point, a committee, of
five to six individuals from the
immediate college community
(one student) win be selected to
screen the applicants. The
finalists from this group will then
be presented to Dr. Garvey who
the MSG budget. Alexander and
Chrzanowski expect to make at
least $1000.* £ &;»£
In a contingency vote, the
gover ment approved the Activity
executive committee. decision of
In new business, senior
business management fmajor
Steve Frisina announced plans
to sponsor a ten kilometer race
Wilson's hospital costs. -,-<
Wilson, a member of (Jay Wellington (Amy McNichols) and Penelope Sycamore
the housekeeping staff, wat (Molly Kohlmiller), shown here discussing drinking and theatre,
hospitalized for a stroke early in will be center state Friday night as the Little Theatre^presents
April. She has no insurance. ••You Can't Take It With You" at 8:00 p.m. *
Frisina explained that all
runners would take pledges
which would be used to defray
costs of Wilson's hospitalization.
Business rep Steve Flat ley
1980 Commencement Schedule
announced that ± a bake sale
during Activities Day is also
being planned with the intention
of making a donation to Wilson.
Announced By Gallagher
Both Flatley and Frisina urged The suggested schedule for the winners, parents, trustees and
interested students to contact 1980 graduation weekend have associates will be held at "11:30
them for more details. been announced by Edward a.m. in the faculty lounge. The
Gallagher, assistant dean and commencement speaker, Senator
graduation coordinator, i William Proxmire, will be in
The weekend will get underway attendance at this event, which
on Saturday, May 30, with a will honor the outstanding senior
graduation dinner to be held at in each division, as well as the
the Hilton Hotel. Seniors will be recipients of the other college
admitted free as guests of the awards. | J *^
will be responsible for the final college. Parents are also invited From 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. seniors,
choice. &«. to attend at a cost*of $11.00 per trustees, faculty and ad-
Garvey, who acknowledged the person. Cocktails will begin at ministrators will line up at Zurn
fact that the summer break 6:00 followed by dinner at 7:00. Hall for the commencement
might prevent problems' for At 9:00 the same night an in- ceremonies to be held at the
students wishing to see the formal dance will be held at the Campus Center. Admission to the
candidates, said that it would be college cafeteria. The group ceremony is by invitation only. At
the student representative's providing the music for the affair 3:15 an informal reception out-
responsibility to gather students has not yet been announced. This side of the Campus Center will
for a meeting with the applicants. will be a B.Y.O.B. affair. .% follow?shortly after the
Discussing the qualifications of On Sunday activities will begin ceremonies. 1
the office of the dean, Garvey at 9:00 a.m. as graduating ROTC
mentioned that qualified internal candidates will be commissioned
candidates would have an inside in the Heritage Room, ac- j i INSIDE:
{rack on the position. He qualified companied {by remarks from Activity Day '80 pg. 3
the term "internal" as meaning retiring president Dr. Marion
Mind Reading... pg. 4
including professors and ad- be the Baccalaureate Mass, to be Law Enforcement
ministrators from area colleges. held at 10:00 in the chapel. Award pg. 5
Garvey mentioned that a From 10:30 a.m.->to 1:00 p.m. Mercy-Ads pg. 6
qualified woman or nun, might brunch will be served in the
also have an advantage. He cafeteria for parents, graduates Inquiring Reporter... pg. 6
followed this , by r saying and guests. The President's Sports pg. 7
"qualifications are the key." Honors : Brunch for award
 FW6F*
In Search Of A Dean
With Dr. Millar announcing his
resignation as dean of Mer-
cyhursl, the college has initiated
the process to select his
replacement. By advertising the
opening in the CHRONICLE OF
HIGHER EDUCATION, /the
school is inviting response on a
national level. j that this is just one opinion and
However, the opinion here is
that it would be surprising to see
the new dean come from
anywhere other than from within
the Erie city limits. President-
elect Dr. Garvey has indicated
that candidates from Gannon,
Villa Maria, and Mercyhurst
have already been mentioned as
possible replacements. Unless
some wunderkind flies in flashing
awesome credentials, it appears
unlikely that these candidates
will be denied.
The local frame of reference
being exhibited in this instance
has certain merits to it. Dr.
Garvey perceives the office of the
dean as being chiefly responsible
A Day Far Community
In a little less than two weeks,
students will be taking a day off
from class to let off some steam
as the MSG presents them with
the second annual Activity Day.
The day-long festival enjoyed a
successful inaugural last year as
students came together to show
off their legs, blow bubbles, and
dunk administrators. It was fun.
However, there was a message
conveyed by the day that
superseded any pleasure that
"Was derived from it. Thei
message that came through loud
and crystal clear that, yes, there
was something that would bring
the college community out en
masse. With exhibits ranging
from a tennis match featuring
Dr. Shane to a Polish food stand
authentically run by Bertha,
head of housekeeping, there was
no doubt that Mercyhurst was a
community. | & f 1
Now from an organizationa
standpoint, the first Activity Day
L was not a piece of unblemished
art. With activities overlapping
and the manpower being stret-
ched to an almost transparent
thinness, the day was not as ef-
ficiently run as fit could have
been. Like the green frisbies that
were guided by a breeze, Activity
Day 79 was an event influenced
by those who participated. Its
shape reflected the people, and
despite its imperfections, it was
beautiful. - L I; W
This year the student govern-
ment is doing their best to iron
out last year's rough spots.
Without any explicit motives of
one-upsmanship, the MSG is
trying to give us the best time
possible. Considering the time
and effort that people like JoAnn
Alexander and John Chrzanowski
have put into it already, and we
should all be grateful. Numerous
booths, activities, and a hot air
balloon will be;, a partjof these
for interpretation and im-
plementation of academic policy.
With this in mind, a person who is
acquainted with Mercyhurst as a
participant or local peer would
appear to be the most expedient
choice. I 4 i^B
?
It should be noted, however,
that familiarity does not
necessarily go hand in hand with
efficiency.
Hence, once again it is the
students' responsibility to gather
together and voice their opinion
as to who they feel should occupy
the office of the dean. It appears
as though such an event will be
complicated by the fact that the
act ual selection will happen after
students have left for summer
break. The student represen-
tative should therefore make an
effort to bring as many students
together as possible this summer
so that an accurate student
opinion is achieved.
festivities. Students will even be
able to buy t-shirts with Activity
Day emblazoned on it. &
Last year Activity Day staff
were given t-shirts that Activity
Day the art department designed
in honor of the occasion. With
something having happened to
their original* design, the art
majors were forced to silkscreen
one that did not reproduce quite
as well. The shirts were worn in
spite. of their seemingly im-
perfect nature. As the day drew
to a close, students asked where
they could get one.
This year the MSG, wanting
everything to be of the best
quality, decided to buy their
designed t-shirts from the
Champion athletic wear com-
pany. These shirts cost the MSG a
fourth of the cost of Activity Day.
They are going to sell them to
students at a loss so that
everyone I can afford one. A
beautiful company-designed t-
shirt that everyone can afford-
sounds great, doesn't it?
With the decision to go outside
of the art department for a
simple commodity like t-shirts,
the MSG has begun to erode the
real purpose of Activity Day- to
bring the community together. In
their search for quality, the
human element has been for-
saken only to be replaced by the
precision t-shirt. The company t-
shirt is a sterile substitute. I
At this j point it is still
speculative as to whether the art
department will silkscreen their
own t-shirt. In order for them to
do it, they will need about $300.
That is $500 less than was spent
for the student government
shirts. In additon, one art student
said that she was pretty sure that
the participants would be willing
to donate a portion of their take to
charity. A small community
giving to a larger community-
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Letter
Sludentf Complains Of No Earth Day Coverage
To the Editor, | celebrated across the country
While I will acknowledge that it and that the events at Mer-
was a relatively small event cyhurst contributed to the whole
when compared to the crowd on national celebration.
campus to hear Senator Ken- Finally, there is the matter of
nedy, I was nevertheless impact. The presidential election
disappointed with the lack of any is five months away and students
mention of Earth Day '80 at
;
Mercyhurst in the last issue
need to be made aware of the
issues and the candidates. But it
(April 25th) of the Merciad. & seemed that? no one other than
It may be argued that the staunch Kennedy supporters was
Mercyhurst Celebration of Earth impressed by the 40 minutes
Day on April 19th would be "old worth of Sunday's activities. So
news" for the following week's what kind of impact did it all
issue, but then again, Kennedy have? S3[ * 2
was here only one day later. Over 45 people helped clean up
It may also be argued that around campus on Earth Day and
Kennedy's appearance is of over 40 attended the square
national importance- and how dance. And these numbers
often does national news reach represent students faculty, ad-
Erie, PA? I would remind you ministration » members of the
that Earth Day '80 was crew team and tennis team.
Contributions For
Betty Wilson
are being accepted
at the MERCIAD
Please Support This Cause
Thank you/jThe MERCIAD Staff
MERCIAD Pol
Students Dislike Speeches,
pretty noble. Would Prefer Debates
Hence, the concern here is that
the real purpose of Activity Day While over 500 students cast
is being overlooked. Throughout their ballots in this year's student
the year the MSG has asked the government -election, a large
number have indicated that they
student body for their input and
contributions in an effort to build did so in spite of current MSG
a stronger and more united campaign procedures. |.
college community. This over- p A recent poll conducted by The
sight, no matter how trivial Merciad questioned 100 students
contradicts such aspirations. The about their reaction to the MSG
hope here is that the Second cafeteria speeches at which each
Activity Day brings the college candidate*expresses his-her
community closer. views. ?\
Community does not hinge on a Only 15 per cent of the students
t-shirt. Rather, its bonds are its polled favored the cafeteria
people- imperfect as they are. forum as opposed to 48 per cent
Letter
Freshmen who Student Thanks MSG j
hove not yet For MDA Pledge Support
completed! the To the Editor: £ S L
I would like to express my
advising forms appreciation and thanks to all
those who participated fin the
for next year, effort to raise money for
Dystrophy. *
must do so. It is gratifying to know that
there are people who appreciate
the use of their arms, legs and
muscles. \ works.
SeerMiriam Mashauk I am a volunteer with MDA. I
213 Old Main I have seen and worked with these
people. I have seen their courage
and determination they have.
MAY .2, 1*00
n
* * *
Campus Ministry staff, etc.
The Merciad is a college
publication and should be
reporting the events that directly
effect the students, faculty and
administration of Mercyhurst.
(Why was the dean's resignation
mentioned a week late on page
three?) Z
While it was a small event, I
believe that Earth Day '80 at
Mercyhurst was significant and
that it made an impact on the
community. I sincerely hope that
Earl h Day '81 is recognized and
given its just due. At least there
won't be a national election to
Icontend with. -,
Sincerely,
Sue Fuss ••„;
Earth Day '80
Organizer j ! ;
who opposed it. The majority of
the opposition based their opinion
on the "long" and "repetitious"
nature of the speeches.
s
An i even wider disparity ap-
peared in the responses to the
question, "Did you stay for all of
the speeches?" Only 20 percent of
those polled stayed for the
duration of the forum. '*'.
The solution to the speech
dilemma, as a majority of
! students concurred, came in the
form of debates. Sixty-five out of
the 100 students polled supported
the idea. _ »
Thanks to all the money con-
tributed, one day these people
might enjoy the simple pleasures
of taking a walk, feeding oneself,
combing one's own hair, or
simply going to the bathroom
without the help of another
person.
I hope God will richly bless you
for your kind and generous
i
Thank you,
Mary Manross
MDA Representative
Mercyhurst College
 MAY % 1980 f:*
THE MERCIAD PAGE 3

Newf Guidelines
Government Regulations J Father-Daughter Weekend
Make Aid More Available \
To Middle Income Families Anne DelMedico (right) helps
prepare for the Eucharist while
Kathy Giante > • left) interprets
(CPS)—- Fewei low-income and For the first time in history, the responsorial psalm during
more middle-income students are students from families earning the Father-Daughter Mass held
applying for Basic Educational more than $15,000 accounted for a last Sunday. la
Opportunity Grants (BEOG), and majority of BEOG applications Fathers travelled to the Hurst
the College Board, in a study, this year.I j \2 jj for the weekend which featured a
attributes the trend to govern- Lawrence Gladieux, ithe variety of different activities.
ment fraud campaigns that College £ Board's research * After Saturday's -jlunch and
inadvertantly eliminate eligible director, says there's "no doubt" registration,- fathers were treated
students If rom Financial aid that tnongovernment's more to a talent show and tours of the
programs. * L£ elaborate aid application campus from their daughters.
The study found that only 31 procedures, established in 1978 to Later that I evening the
percent of the freshmen from help prevent fraud, have reduced traditional dinner dance, held
families earning less than $15,000 the number of low-—income this year at The Holiday Inn, was
jper year have applied for students who get aid. enjoyed by fathers and daughters
financial aid, compared with 41 Under the new procedures, alike. ft ;,
per cent three years ago j apparent ly-contraditory answers The weekend closed with Mass,
"Those figures have more on the long income-verification which was held in the chapel, and
signiflgance at low Income forms are grounds for rejecting a especial Sunday brunch.
colleges— public and two year," aid applications. *[ J"
explained Director of Financial The College Board also found
Aid Barry Zem bower. leC that 75 percent •''tax" on family
Zembower explained that 80 contribution to college expenses
per cent of the* students who
apply for aid at the 'Hurst
receive it.
has eliminated a possible 25,000
students from eligibility. 1 £
Plans Underway For
Any student interested in becoming a representative in the Mer-
cy hurst Student Government lor the 1980-81 school year should con
tact the rep in their department for more information. 1 £
Activity Day ' 80
Activity Day 80;.is scheduled 4
"We're very excited about this them.
for Wednesday, May 14,1980, and feature. Our goal is tosee that the Alexander concluded, "The
Representatives Name, Department, Telephone co-chairpersons JoAnn shirts are sold prior to Activit} purpose of Activity Day '80 is tc
Therese Tolomeo | | Art 864-8093 Alexander and John Chrzanowski Day '80 so that the community bring the entire 'Hurst com
Bob Tobln Accounting 864-8859 promise something for everyone. may wear the shirts that day/' munily together- administration
Maria Caruso Biology 868-9076 "To name just a few of our Designed by JoAnn Alexander. faculty, staff and students- for a
SteveFlatelv Business 866-98:t9 "To name just a few of our ac- in conjunction wit hn. t he com* fun-filled memorable day." ^:
Alda Walker . Business 86(5-9086 tivities," commented Alexander pany's art depart ment. the shirts "The committee has worked
Mary Manross Communication 825-2208 "we've scheduled an early mor- will sell for $2.50 each. lower thar for months to provide the means
|Sheila Nelson...... . ^ ± :. Dance 868-0004 ning kick-off, movies, a band, a the committee's cost to purchase for this goal " she added.
Maureen Dovle.1.../. K & Dietetics 866-9021 hot air balloon, the dunking
Michelle Artman Education X66-9086. machine, a .texas bar-
Bonnie James English 866-9092 road ral ley, and a late night
John Chrzanowski . . . . * . . Environmental Studies 456-6942 dance." Schedules listing all Mercyhurst College, a co-educational liberal and career arts in
Jan Ruyak ,?. .^. .Jr. .1. .J......... .. Foods-Nutrition 8&1-0044 events, times, locations, and stitution of 1200 students with a Catholic tradition, is seeking an
Tim Kosarsky ?. f ; ? f i S . . . . . . . . ; . .•; History 864-8859 sponsors will be placed in all Academic Dean who possesses the following characteristics;
Paula Miller*... ,d HRM 868-1156 campus mailboxes sometime (1) An earned Ph.D., preferably in an academic discipline
Carl Morgan. .Music 864-8.176 next week. (2) Commitment to upholding high academic standards
Carol Farrelly Parole-Probation 866-9086 The committee explained that (3) IFlexibility to work with both career education and
Michelle Orte'ngren A £. .* Police Science 866-9086 I hey were pleased with the en- liberal/creative arts faculty and students.
David Smith 1 A . f. ;*. .•*.. Political Science 864-9844 thusiasm shown by all areas of (4) Administrative experience at leost on the departmental level
Judy (iluvna..... .*,.•• V «fc V Psychology 868-7992 the college. J ^ (5) Teaching experience and the qualifications to hold faculty rank
Tim Zaun *... r... Social Science 866-98:19 "Many groups are sponsoring in a department of study
Rita Conrov s Social Work 868-3319 activities. "Alexander stated.
Tracy Fuller. : Special Education 866-908(> "We have most of the divisions (6) Creativity to explore new curriculor emphases, teaching ap
Dave Rogers .V ) J... £, i.... Theatre . 861-0681 Exl. 271 participating as well as the Elementary Education Majors who are freshman or transfer studen-
Gail Lewis Human Ecology 86K-3021 student groups and some of the ts: & & i i A
Michael Smith , .*.. Business 866-9819 staff and administration." This is a tine opportunity for one who seeks growth and
Kim Cairns .i... 7.. Education 868-1830 This year the committee has challenge in a college committed to seeking high levels of distinc-
(his Selllemire.. | fJfc Accounting 866-9810 ordered "Activity'Day '80" T- tion in the 1980's. Salary level $25-32,000 depending upon ex-
l.arric Pikutis r , .Social Work shirts which will go on sale as perience and qualifications. Attractive fringe benefitr; program.
soon as the shipment arrives. Position begins August 1, 1980. k
Apply by May 26, 1980 to:
Office of the President
Mercyhurst College
501 East 38th Street
ata • • a • • • • • • • • • •
Erie, Pa. 16546 #

MERCIAD !
Photography Competition ATTENTION
Elementary Education Majors who ore freshman or transfer studen-
ts: £ JE j,
interviews for admission into the Elementary Education Depart-
ment are scheduled for Monday, May 5, and Monday, May 12,
from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in room 303 Main.
Mk, Please schedule an apponitment for this interview with Mrs.
Kaliszak, room 306 Main. She will also give you the information
you need to prepare for the interview.

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Erie County Rape

Three Categories: Crisis Center, Inc.
(A) Black and White: Scenery
(B) Black and White: People
(C) B & W: Animals

Judging will- be performed by The

Merciad editor and two faculty mem-
bers on May 15, 1980. | __.
PrizestfTo Be Announced A research project it being conducted at Erie Rape
Send entries to: Crisis Center in an attempt to better define the reactions
rape victims have to their assault. Students who were
All Photos returnable if name and The Merciad: victims of rape at age 13 or older, where the assailant
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"Come one, come allj Ladies and Gen- READING A POEM
ABOUT YOURSELF
tlemen. **PS? j £:& a *t It was you there, r
Chills and thrills in the air
High above the earth AIR BORNE j r truly so.
As our artists perform their death-defying High above silver-lined clouds Not the you at the dragged put end of a
feats. J J * f* f j J Air ships soar. ?j workday,
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to this performance." & "v Jr t'^ "IS Keeping up a deliberate concourse to : J 1|.
with eagles, UFO's and other winged things strange and foreign cocktail glasses,
Will it be you, they slip unconsciously- through wispy
in one of my future dreams, layers of cotton creation Nor even the you snuggled and lost amidst
who grasps that ephemeral trapeze bar, up from mudded pastures below.
t he one pulled by imaginary Piper Cubs flanneled sheets and heated blankets.
swooping and keening miles above Grounded, these great, dull birds |
the gray-green earth? squat, like awkward herons, by plastered But you, nevertheless.
Will it be you| and steeled pens, For the you I know,
waiting only for the prodding moment! my girl.
flying high in the still morning air,
defying the cold tug of Dea t h Is a you of ma ny colors,
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and the 20 Gs that try to loosen your grip blackened runways ? of rare delighting moods, jg
from the slippery bar they all at once lift feathered skirts Well within your own spectrum, to be sure.
into a and heave themselves into the air.
long These moods pour out their substance?
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foot toward cloud cover,
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plunge
they tuck in unwanted appendages. by people,
onto a crushing ground?
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it will be oh. such a sight. they slowly, delicately stroke silken spaces Rarely the wild caution to the breeze.
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at the joy, the love-trembling of it. and begin to glide skyward in powerful, These moods of you, 5
graced undulations. they come by the baker's dozen.
But it will be hard, hard, Now that teasing titter of a bedroom antic,
very hard too. Toward paper-thin whiteness on the top Now the low-toned tears flowing out from
edge of the world, J[ ancient, sad wells,
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air rushing by until, at the breaking moment the turned back, the clipped response,
blood pounding flash into rolling snow-covered fields
flesh hurling through space under crystalling blue ceilings, Then lively bounce from room to room
always knowing that: one thoughtless all the while never taking in * a on the humming of a song.
mistake, ^ ^-. their own shining splendor, However and whenever she comes,
one finger missing the bari*»~ M' ' 'V' W& Jheir own glitter-touching with thesun. * the youl know is (hfe moody you, m " . ^L
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Anthony, Gem el I i m mm Gallagher
Receive Honors At Wm Continued from page 1
Law I Enforcement Dinner Therefore,
over J twenty-one * years.
I should have some
knowledge of how to work with
Mercyhurst College honored
•Judge Fred P. Anthony and
Millcreek Chief of Police, Sam
Gemelli, Wednesday April 30 at
the school's eighth annual law
J enforcement dinner.
• The two men were recognized
a for their high standards, moral
^integrity and commitment to the
irideals of criminal justice. They
received the college's; law
* enforcement award for 1980 at
j*the testimonial dinner. April 30.
The college also paid tribute to
Samual J. Gemelli, retired Erie
City Chief off Police, in ap-
preciation of his contributions to
the Mercyhurst School of Law
J Enforcement which he helped
establish in 1971. | m
James A. Meko, executive
. assistant to the director of the
•V Bureau |of Prisons, U.S.
Department of •£ Justice,
Washington, D.C., gave the
keynote address. Meko, orginally
from Erie, is a Gannon graduate
and recieved his master's degree
in sociology from the University
of Notre Dame. His speech was
on "Corrections in the 80's: In
Search of Balance." ^
The law enforcement awards
were presented by Ms. Jane
Theuerkauf, chairman* of the
college's board of trustees.
Anthony recieved the honor in
recognition of his contributions to
t he juvenile justice system, while
Marshall was singled out for his
efforts to promote the education
and training of municipal police
officers v= ^ Lake Erie Law Enforcement dividual is selected from inside,
Judge Anthony has served as
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judge of the court of common people effectively. I
pleas since 1971 and as the ad- "At the same time, I'm arguing
ministrative judge of Juvenile that I would like to be assistant
Court Judges' Commission for dean, that's true, but more im-
the last five years. portantly is that the position be
Anthony is a native of Erie and maintained whether or^not I'm
a Ford Foundation scholar. He the assistant dean." |
holds his B.S. and Juris Doc- How j long have we 1 had an
torate degrees from the assistant dean? I I •
University ofi Louisville, Ken- "This is the third year." f 1 If looks could kill, the drunken actress, Gay Wellington (Amy
tucky. | .•> |£< Were tyou chosen for the McNicholas) would be dead for*her affectionate greeting of
He was chosen citizen of the position when it Iwas first Donald (John Burton), the boyfriend of Rheba (Alda Walker).
year in 1976 by the Pennsylvania created? £ k To see more of this happy threesome be sure to catch Kaufman
Northwest Division of the 3"Yes, I'm the first and only and Hart's, bizarre extravaganza, "You Can't Take It With You"
National Association of Social assistant dean." §8*3 * at the Mercyhurst College Little Theatre, Weber Hall.
Workers and was chosen Man of If the new dean were to come J Performance dates are May 2, 3£4, 8, 9 and to at 8:00 p.m. For
the Year in 1978 by the University from within the Mercyhurst reservations call 864-0681, Ext. 271. $&&&--
of Notre Dame Club of Erie. Community, do you feel the
Chief Marshall has been chief assistant should also?
would be two months salary plus
of police in Millcreek for over 20 S "I haven't thought through that the amount of money they would same, I feel, as it was four years
years. He joined the Millcreek question. Off the top of my head I have to pay a part-time in- ago when he was dean.
force as a patrolman,' was. would suggest that it should.* structor to cover those courses I " Dr. Garvey was a good dean,
promoted to sergeant and later g "The assistant dean of ? the would not teach if I were a full- I'm not degrading him in any
became chief. 4 ££ college holds faculty status and time faculty. It is a saving of 7 or way, shape or form. He was not
He currently serves on the therefore works within 'the 8 thousand dollars. as accessible to students as has
board of the Erie County Rape classroom as well. And it should ? "Is the 7 or 8 thousand justified been the case during the past
Crisis Center, the Family Crisis be someone who is respected by in the services that might be lost couple of years.
Center, the Greater Erie Safety the faculty at large as being able lost?" £ W, "I think if you would check the
Council, the Pennsylvania Chiefs to have a faculty perspective $ Do you think part of the students you would find that they
of Police Probation and Parole about problems that come to the motivation for elimination of ha ve * had someone concerned
committee, and on the \Mer- office, as well as a concern for assistant dean relates to*the about them, who has tried to help
cyhurst College law enforcement students. JESS tuition hike?: ,. them solve problems- telling
advisory board. § ' ^ "I would suggest that it might |?f"Dr? Garvey said it's an them if they're wrong or helping
He is a member of the Penn- be in the best interest of all if the ecomomical concern, so ob- them works out and resolve
sylvania Chiefs off Police assistant dean were selected viously he would be interested in issues." J: *
Association, the Western Penn- from within as opposed to out- saving some money. 'i ^ Then the main thrust of your
sylvania Chiefs of Police, and the side the institution." "If one were to look at my standpoint is that the assistant
International Association of If the new dean comes from initial salary, they would say, dean position is a position orien-
Chiefs of Police. In addition he is within the college, do you think 'gee he save all thai money', ted toward the students?
a past 3 president of the Nor- that would necessitate needing when in fact it's only 7|or 8 "Right. As well as taking care
thwestern Pennsylvania Chiefs of an assistant who also comes thousand." gj ? JK of those things."(duties listed in
Police Association, the Fraternal from within the community? Why was this position created
Order of Police, Lodge 64, and the "I would think that if an in- the administrative handbook-
three years ago; was there any Ed.) | .!&* i
specific reasoning behind that?
Association. "I'm in charge of scheduling
he or she is still going to be faced "To allow the dean to have and graduation also."
with the problems of becoming more opportunity to focus on You would then feel that it's
oriented to the position." >i >rogram | development : and easier for students to have access
Like a transition.
"That's right.": J.
f eadership within the faculty."
Ed. note: Dr. Jerry Trimble
to the assistant dean rather than
the dean.
"I see the: position needed was the dean of Mercyhurst "In the present administration
period. But particuarly needed
for the first year of the ;
new
when the position of assistant
dean was Created.
set-up, yes.", jfej
* c And you feel that is necessary
dean's tenure. *• * " -"He was finding he did not have andMtalf! J 2 F l S ^ SiS ?
a "And perhaps a re-evaluation
as to whether the position should
enough time to take care of
students concerns. So he wanted
"Yes. I think it's important for
students to have someone to help
be eliminated, because what are
we saving? |
someone who he believed was
going to be student oriented, who (hem work through problems and
to feel that" the institution is
would help students and faculty
"When Dr. Garvey spoke with
me on Tuesday, April 16, he in- work through problems." i concerned and cares about
them." M Ǥ*' *>
dicated to me the reasons he was It is your feeling then, that the Do'you have anything you'd
not going to continue the position
were economic in nature, that it
position of assistant dean should
be saved for at least a year to like to add in conclusion?
"I think that; the position of
had nothing to do with campus help ease the period of transition assistant dean and the duties
politics or my job performance.js the new dean will encounter? presently described are very
"If one examines the matter
closely, they will discover that a
"Right, and then evaluated
after that to see whether or not
adequate./ | g
"However, the new president
tremendous amount of money is it's actually needed.'k l might want to review the job
not going to be saved, because I "Dr. Garvey does not believe description and make some re-
will continue 1 to work at # the that. You see, he did not have an alignment of duties."
college as a professor. I have a assistant. The college is
position. probably larger now than when
"What they will be saving he was dean. The college is not
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Mountaineers Slip past Laker Crews
West Virginia University men's
varsity gained sweet revenge
against the Lakers this past
weekend as they edged them by 3
seconds in Morgantown, West
Virginia. W to four seconds.3^4
"Two things hurt us on
Saturday" commented mentor Al
Belovarac" First, an unex-
pectedly short course-1400
meters as opposed to the stan-
dard 2000 -threw us off our nor-
mal pace for the distance.
"Secondly, our psychological
guard was down enough to let
them slip by us. We've beaten
them 4 times this year by 2
seconds or less. With two crews
so equal a spoiler is sure to oc-
cur"
The men's freshman team was
also edged by WVU by 4 seconds,
but it was an impressive showing
nonetheless. The novices rowed
against WVU's varsity light-
weight eight and did very well
against the veteran oarsmen,
rowing one of their best races to
date. J noting that, "We're geared for
The sole victory of the day was
gained by the men's lightweight
four, powering past WVU to the
time of 10 seconds.
The women's varsity eight
Netters Prime ForD18 Tourney
Primed by three victories and
one defeat last week, the men's
tennis team is well prepared for
next week's district tourney and
its record currently stands at a
healthy 15-5. The Lakers beat
Behrend College, 9-0 and
defeated both Wright State and
West Virginia University by 8-1
margins. In a close encounter
with Ohio University, the Bobcats
slipped home with a 5-4 scoreline.
These four games, along with
three matches this week, lead up
to the NAIA D18 tourney, which
will be played on the Mercyhurst
courts, on Thursday, May 8 and
Friday, May 9. | avenge the 5-4 loss to Bowling
I "It's an honor for us to host
this tournament," remarked
head* cOach. ^Dennis Rartalli.
i "The team is very excited about
participating in these playoffs
on its own courts for the first
time. We've won the event for
the past 6 years and were
looking for number 7, but
everyone knows that we can
take nothing for granted. Edin-
boro always offers a lot of
resistance and Behrend and In-
diana have updated their
programs," continued the third
year coach.
"The event gives the Mer-
cyhurst Community a chance to
see the best college tennis in the
area, and all on its own courts,
over a two day period," stated
Ranalli, who also Coaches the
women's team at the 'Hurst.
Playing number one's singles
for the Lakers, Andy Findlay was
the only team member to go
undefeated during the four
games last week. His two wins,
against Ohio University, helped
put the match down to a final tie-
breaker.
With the score even at 4-4, the
match result all depended on
Ravinder Sabherwal's number
two singles encounter with Oil's
Perry Stofan. Stofan, who toured
the Mercyhurst Campus this
summer before choosing to play
for the Bobcats, just squeaked
by the Erie native in the
tiebreaker of the eight game set.
The defeat was Mercyhurst's fir-
st of the regular season, The
Bobcats won the quad when they!
advanced their record to 15-7.
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exhibited a much improved
performance. Two weeks ago
they were defeated by 16 seconds.
The Laker Ladies were again
defeated, but cut the deficit down
If their' present'rate of per-
formance continues, they will be
a strong challenge at this weeks
Mid America Regatta.
The Ladies Novice eight fell
victim to the Mountaineers by 5
seconds in a closely contested
race. Like wise, The women's
four was soundly beaten by their
opponents, fitt 1 « 5 L-R Tony Paradiso, Kevin Murphy, Bob Brefin, Chris McGowan, Joe Manga no, and*Jim
This weekend will see the
Bracken pull their weight in the men's novice eight during the last crew race. «
Lakers competing in the Mid
America Regatta in Marietta,
Ohio. This is the premier race of
the season as the Lakers will Lakers Split With Cubs9
compete against Notre Dame,
a Take W
West Virginia Univ., Michigan
State, Ohio State, Grand Valley,
Univ. of Tennessee, *. Univ. of
Pair From St. Francis DellaRocca singled. The Cubs
Charleston, and Marietta. I scored both of their two runs in
J Coach Belovarac is cautiously A split decision with the .231 batting average, which is not
Behrend Cubs last Thursday and sufficient for post season play. the opening inning. g ft
optimistic about the outcome, Mahon takes the credit for the
a t pair of forfeits from St. "Our pitching has been out-
Francis, lifted the baseball standing, but we've hit badly and win, but John Costello relieved
this one all season long. We have him for the last two innings, i
a good chance to do quite well team's record to 7-8 last week. fielded loosely,'* remarked
Brian ' Mahon pitched the Cusack. "Three important cogs Behrend was outhit by the
with both our men and women, Hurst^ 8-5, in the second game,
but I'll let the results speak for Lakers to a 5-2 decision in the in our wheel have not been tur-
first game versus Behrend, and ning this year. We've had two but two runs in the sixth and one
themselves, - t t in the fourth inning allowed a 3-2
Sparky Mills was the loser when major injuries (Tony Viera ankle
the Cubs won, 3-2, in the nightcap. and Rick Shaheen - back) and one victory to the Station {Road
Playoff possibilities now*ap- starter has been academically
pear remote for Head Coach, ineligible," concluded the^third
school. •* *
Both Mercyhurst runs came in
the first inning. Jim Hesse
ir
The match against Wright Mikef Cusack's squad. "Before year 'Hurst coach.? i
State began with the doubles the Spring season we had a 10-0 A three run second inning doubled in walking Geiger, and *
events, where the Lakers turned Fall record," commented decided the jf opener >against Mark Cadden delivered a single. i
in a 2-1 scoreline. St. Petersburg secondbaseman, Dick White, Behrend. White doubled in a run Two road games are on the
brothers, Steve and Paul Spies, " . o. .and we felt that we had the following a walk and a sacrifice, schedule before the diamondmen i
narrowly lost to Dave McSemek team and the talent to reach the Joe Rocco singled in another, and play at home again. The home i
and Don Jackson, 6-4, 7-6. [» playoffs, but we haven't been Cy Geiger tripled in the third run. game )is on May 19, versus
However, the Spies both executing effectively in order to In the first and sixth innings, Youngstown. The away * games i
played excellent singles to win. Teams haven't beaten us; the 'Hurst also garnered single are at Slippery Rock on Thur-
combine with Findlay, we've beaten ourselves," he runs. In the first, Rocco singled sday, May l and at Allegheny on
Sabherwal, Tom Chybrzynski continued. and tallied on errors. In the sixth, Tuesday, May 6.
and Gary Dagan, to impose a I The Lakers currently own a Mike Conroy tripled and Bob Softball Team
clean sweep over ' the Dayton
school in the singles events. Drops One, :
The third game of the tourney
was rained out and thus Ranalli's
men did not gain the chance to
Linksters Trail On Greens Wins Pairs
The Mercyhurst women's
shot a round of 89 at Canton, v*
Green last year-;? Sand bunkers, trees, paths and Thompson is looking forward to softball team meets Buffalo State
in a double— header on Friday at
^vLast Thursday, the| Lakers water 1 seemed to hound the the Oakmont event next Week.
trounced *crosstown rivals Mercyhurst golfers last week. "The course is super hard; it's 11th and Hess beginning at 3:Off
On Saturday the travel to
BehrendH College, 9-0,§without The Lakers of Coach Janet Price just like Virginia Beach, because
dropping a set. r Nevertheless, had a rough time swinging their t here are over 150 sand bunkers," Allegheny College.
In softball action last week, the
Head Coach iKent Peightal's number onegwoods, nine irons said the freshman business ad-
Cubs did show a fighting at- and putters on courses at Slip- ministration major. f !$&? Lakers were beaten by Gannon,
titude that could make for some pery Rock, Pa. on Thursday, and "Our team is more relaxed Westminster t hen bounced back for wins over
$ and Behrend
interesting results at the district at Canton, OH. on Friday. & than it was at the beginning of the
season, and we are ready for College. Mercyhurst now stands
event. i «f But last place finishes at both at 6-2 overall and a perfect 3-0 in
Morgantown, W.VA., was the sites will not deter the Blue and Oakmont," he continued. . . . Keystone Conference action.
site where Mercyhurst's crew Green from making a determined At Slippery Rock, the Hurst
effort at the upcoming NAIN finished in the 15th slot with an The Lakers failed to hit in the
team was beaten by Clarke Gannon game as the Knights
Wray's squad on Saturday, but tourney at Oakmont County Club, aggregate score of 489. Thomp-
(he tennis team evened the May 12 and 13. | J son led the Lakers with 88, Bob Carrie Turco pitched and was
sporting scoreline at 1-1 on -••• "Our players have learned toFessler finished with 89, Brian three for four at the plate.i
In a conference tilt against
Tuesday when it defeated the compete with hard courses and Dougherty scored 97, Randy Westminster, The Lakers tallied
Mountaineers, 8-1. tough opposition," remarked Voiles shot 100, and Jack Bour
Coach Price. The Oakmont entered the clubhouse with 115. 10 runs on only three hits, but
The lone singles loss came at Laker Laura Ames gave up only
the number three position, where tourney, which is open to all Allegheny finished first in the one hit to the Titans. Westminster
Steve Spies was beaten 6-2,6-3 by NAIA D18 schools, will be the 15-iearn field with a total of 38. scored three runs in the opening
Mark Lefevre. peak £ of our year.
But Spies proved our aggregate scores in We've im- In the Malone event, which was inning then was blanked
bounced back with his brother to each outing, and our medallist played at the May fair Country t hereafter, I The Lakers com-
win a three set duel with Lefevre score has been lowered." Club, Fessler was again one mitted five errors compared to
and Scott Munro 7-5, 5-7, 6-4. v stroke behind Thompson with his the Titans two.
Mike Thompson was the round of 90. The Lakers had trio
"The victory against the NCAA In the Behrend game, the
Div. 1 Mountaineers is an en- Mercyhurst medalist performer of linksters finish with 94's on Lakers waited until the fifth
couraging boost for our at both the Slippery Rock 2nd (heir cards: Dougherty, Voiles, inning before they scored five
program," remarked * Coach Annual A Bob * Raymond and Tom Moffat. runs. The Cubs scored one in the
Invitational at Canton. Thompson The Lakers turned in a total of first and third innings failing to
Ranalli. "It is a prestigious win scored
88 at Slippery Rock and 367 to take 18th place. .
for a school such as Mercyhurst score the rest of the game. Ames
to take on the might of West was again the winning pitcher.
Virginia University and win,"
continued Ranalli.
On Friday, May 2 at 3:00 pm.,
TENNIS %1 Mercyhurst committed two
errors, the Cubs four while the
Lakers collected three hits
the Lakers host Buffalo State
College and on Monday, they NAIA D18 CHAMPIONSHIPS compared to two for Behrend.
The Lakers are atop the
travel to the "Nickel City" to MercyhurstfCollege (Outdoor Courts) Keystone Conference standings
oppose the University of Buffalo. with games against Villa Maria
Kent State University visits the
'Hurst on Tuesday at 3:00. Then,
Thursday, May 8; Friday,*May 9 College, Thiel, 1 Allegheny and
Behrend yet to be played. 5"
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district Tournament will be
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