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The Merciad, Oct. 10, 2002
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The Merciad, Oct. 10, 2002
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Mercyhurst CollegtfSOl I a. 16 October
• Special thanks to "super senior*' Leslie Echan contributions to last week's "Good, Bad and
matters within Arabian And Another Thing..* weapon. 'x
borders. The prospect of Iraq getting
Ugly" column. Her many astute conservations about campus life made for a lot of good reading. That statement, or something their hands on such technology
Couldn't have done the "OBIT without you, Leslie. Kudos. * * similar to that affect, was the Phil Pirrello may be more frightening than
United States stance at the Saddam sfingeractually on the
* The addition of the "Carpe Diem" campus logo to the tiled floor at the main entrance of the beginning of Iraq s invasion on button. T
Hirt Center. Not only was it completed in a f aster-than-usual fashion, it adds a much needed neighboring Iran in the late This is true, but these walls do Tribalism and nationalism,
touch of maturity and professionalism to the new building. 1980s through the 1990s. not need to be defended by along with propaganda and
But soon after Hussein and his propaganda or wolf cries. other belief and fear" traps, are
soldiers attacked their The knowledge of Iraq s past- successful political weapons.
• Nice touch installing heated entrance ways at the Hirt Center. With a quick glimpse at Erie's neighboring country, the U.S. aggressions does not provide But to those who would use
patented winter weather this week, we can take some comfort in the fact that at least we'll be was assembling troops and substantial motive to only them, your day should be over.
slightly warmer walking into class then we were were walking to class. preparing for a little intervention satisfy those Just War Doctrine But with the rise of this latest
called the Gulf War. provisions which benefit the potential incursion, one can see
Ironically, the son of the man here and now. that more days than endings are
THE BAD... who first dealt with Hussein For history, like hindsight, is soon to follow.
must now deal with him again. twenty/twenty. Yes, I am a fan of stopping the
The situation is the same: Future generations of bad guy before they start on us,
* What is the deal with DO locks on the bathroom stalls in the Hirt Center's men's restrooms? America playing big brother politicians will see such acts as even if it means exacting a pre-
Maybe the architects would have changed their tune about that little oversight if while they were and exaggerating the facts just an excuse to jump-start a war emptive strike. But I am not a
doin' their buisness, a professor or two walked in on them. Fix it, guys. And while you are at it, enough to garner approval from with a potential threat via fan of Bush engaging in a poor
can we lower the volume on the automaticflushers?Sounds like a damn gyser going off in there. registered voters and to inspire engaging in the practice of game of operator with his
a few good men to march half- entrapment, a practice that advisors, I am not a fan of Bush
cocked into a battle of mixed teases young men and women to misquoting aids and reports and
* The tuts Just keep on comin' for the Hirt... All week, random alarms buzzing and beeping inside messages, fought in the trenches believe a truth that is not passing off half-assed facts as
the new academic building. They wouldn't be as annoying if not for the addition of an automated, of political agendas and necessarily the whole truth. true writ. •
Troy McClure-esque announcer accompaning thefiredrills. "Hi, I'm Troy McClure. You might propaganda. From Yahoo! News: Speaking Wars of entrapment make us
remember mefromsuch drills as "ATornado's Comin'!" and "Bomb Scare, Anyone?" With such bold statements and to hundreds of flag-waving all want to fight, make us
history in mind, a pre-emptive supporters in the eastern U.S. believe that thefightis good and
war vs. Iraq is not a faithful state of New Hampshire, Bush worth fighting for. But such a
application of the Just War said delay was not an option in belief is not strong enough to
THE UGLY... Doctrine, with the concept of keeping Iraqi leader Saddam stand the test of present and
said war stemming from the Hussein from inflicting future ethical criticisms.
• Midterms. Stress. Studying. More midterms. Thank God for the Corner Stone, er, I mean days ofthe Roman Empire when massive and sudden horror But moral resources are easily
"Chicken Soup" books. Yeah, that's it such skirmishes were just, or with weapons of mass susceptible to such traps, even
most lawful. destruction. if they come via patriotism .
• In reaction to recent on-campus events, the pressure of added caution and constant senses of According to a recent feature Bush should also worry about America s longest-living Trojan
security (insecurity) are keeping many a student busy with the added stress. And to the criminal on MSNBC s Hardball, the the massive and sudden horror Horse.
situation with Iraq does not a pre-emptive strike will inflict But one day, and one day soon,
and inhumane monster responsible for all this, God be with you 'cause no one else on this earth
satisfy all the Just War criteria, on all those awaiting for that horse will be put out to
will be.
especially that of last resort beyond-doubt proof of these pasture.
and conducting the conflict weapons of mass destruction. Yes, I say Hussein first before
• There is already a crack in one of the Hirt Center's new windows. without emotional intervention. Maybe it is the presence of that one, or one million, American
The U.S. s safety is at stake from proof, in the form of a soldiers, bombs, or equipment
Iraq s so-called weapons of mushroom cloud or I say get the bastards before the
Promoting good will towards all mass destruction, which they contaminated water supply, that bastards get us.
once had in surplus before the Bush and Co. cannot wait for or But I say so in full
U.N. and their investigators do not want to see until it is too acknowledgement that I am
Selfless acts can yield the best results wiped out most of them.
So, if anything, this potential
late. speaking from a personal,
Containment and deterrence emotional, and ethically veiled
;
In the past few weeks, million share the U.S. has for strike is one driven by a sense can be employed, but a pre- stance.
opportunities to use one s Questioning Faith international debt relief so that of fear and sanctioned by four- emptive strike is far removed If only those on Capital Hill
individual power to help others the world s poorest countries starred scaredy-cats confusing from the concept of a last resort. made the same revelation, then
have been plentiful. can spend more of their money military necessity with national Nuclear weapons? Yes, Iraqis maybe this war would be over
Two weeks ago, many Sr. Geri'RosinsllV for adequate food, health care, security. working on them (according, to M ^ f t «tart«fr giying history^
responded generously to the •»,
schools and clean water. Ironically, those two items are a variety of AP and Knight a, chance fco allow .for
needs of the six baseball players vote for those bills that will Now is the perfect time to use rarely outside the same Ridder news sources) but they forgiveness while many never
who lost everything in a house positively impact the lives of your power as a citizen in behalf spectrum. To quote A Few Good do not yet possess the forget what could have been
fire. poor and hungry, bills which of poor and hungry people on Men: We live.in a world that technology to refine enough done in the wake of what never
This past week many of you will also affect people in our our planet. has walls. uranium or plutonium to should have happened.
brought and/or collected canned own country and other nations In these last few weeks before
goods for Campus Ministry s
Examining the unexamined life
around the world. the November elections, our
annual food drive for the Erie v
Bread for the World, a legislators in Congress are more
County Food Bank. Christian citizen s lobby against receptive because they want to
Each instance provided a hunger, is based in Washington please us and win our votes in
moment of choice to use or the elections. must be educated and care. If we I think we need to reexamine
D.C and they suggest that we By Billy Elliott only care, then our nation cannot
withhold your individual power write, call or e-mail our So, here s a chance to use your Production manager those whom we call true
to help others \ in need. power as a citizen to help many function as a democracy. Americans those people who
legislators now and ask them not
Thankfully, many chose to use hungry people. Those people that are choose to remain ignorant are
to come home without passing
your power for the benefit of To send your message to your The unexamined life is a life uneducated and care are those not patriotic. Those people that
these three major pieces of
others in need;. •'» • senators or representative you not worth living, said Socrates. who end up in the rally around respond with emotion instead of
legislation: The Hunger Relief
The opportunities that we have can either call the Capitol Truer words have never been the flag syndrome, blindly rational thought are not
Act, which extends food stamps
daily to bring forth good for Switchboard (202-224-3121) or uttered. If we just coast through following the ideas ofthe higher patriotic.
to more than a million hungry
Others are boundless. In addition 2) email them from Bread For 11 fe without giving any thought ups without a question. They These people are just idiots.
people; a $1 -an-hour minimum
to the examples above, we have the World s website at to what we are doing, we are no believe that those in power care The true Patriots are those
wage increase, taking effect
our individual power as citizens over two years; and finally the better than cattle. people who are not afraid to
to influence our legislators to full application of the $435
WWW, ^ ^ ^
Use your power to save a life! We must not blindly accept
that which is presented to us as
64 We must not stand up and challenge that
which they find wrong. This is
news or fact. what the American ideology is
with bills, bills and more bills. along. us as news or It is Plato s allegory of the
cave. We, the citizens, are those
By Leslie Echan News and facts are not
Contributing writer
We should be grateful that we
are still covered under our unbiased. It is our duty to fact... We must people who are chained to their
seats, forced to stare ahead at a
from books to work, most of us ^ But as fun as it may look now, reflections. Please send your opinion and the Men-lad wants to print it, jm*y ««.»
will return home until that putting things off does come thoughts to:
Send your rants, er, articles to: opinionmercia4@mercyhurst.edu
October 10,2002
THEMERCIAD PAGE 5
ROAD
news special tackling the issue in modern-day politics. candidate can make the case of
of sexual education in the , Parents, teachers, coaches and being a community problem
schools. employers also don't do nearly solver and a community
The show visited a conservative enough to encourage 18-year- volunteer, the better the chance
community in Lubbock, Texas, olds to exercise their precious of winning these voters," write
and heard from young people franchise. In a society that David Skaggs and Adam
who supported comprehensive eagerly marks other rites of Anthony, of the Center for
sex ed, men zoomed over to two passage, the First Vote is greeted Democracy and Citizenship at
Editor-in-Chief editormerciad@mcrcyhurst. edu star football players who by a collective yawn. & the Council for Excellence in
Kristin Purdy
Managing Editor entertainmentmerciad@mercyhurst.edu explained why they have made This is not an immutable fact Government.
Adam Dushole "virginity pledges." • of life,. It can be changed, one
News Editor newsmerciad@mercyhurst.edu This experience with
Megan Fialko vich It's a new kind of voter person, one television show, one community service has a
Courtney Nicholas Features Editor featuremerciad@mercyhurst.edu
Opinion Editor opinionmerciad@mercyhurst. edu registration drive. Really. campaign ad at a time. profound effect on many young
Phil Pirrello The cable television station First, if you turn 18 by Nov. 5 people.
Mackenzie Dexter Sports Editor sportsmerciad@mercyhurst.edu
Photo Editor photomerciad#mercyhurst.edu that pioneered "Rock the Vote" and have not yet registered, do They're used to grappling with
J ody Mello has found that there's little it. Now. Pretend this is as local issues, but too many don't
Emily Crofoot Copy Editor
benefit in sustaining a traditional important as registering for a take the next step and vote.
Production Manager prodmerciad@mercyhurst.edu voter registration drive in off- driver's license. C'mon, just k "If we talk about the
Billy Elliott admerciad@mercyhurst.edu year elections. So MTV hit on pretend. importance of voting in and of
Megan Eble Advcrtisinig Manager
another idea: Focus on an issue Second, if you have a child or itself, it falls flat. It has to touch
near and dear to the hearts of its a student who is eligible to vote, their lives," says Stephen
viewers, and use that to drive be a grown-up, for goodness Friedman, MTV's vice president
these new Voters to the polls. 1 sake. All the research shows mat for strategic partnerships.
TheMerciad is the student-produced newspaper ofMercyhurst College. It is published And In all its surveys, MTV parents are the great predicters "But when we localize the
throuahout the school year, with the exception ofmidterms week andfinalsweek. Our found that sexual health of whether a new votei will topic, and connect the local
office is in the Hirt Center, room LL114. Our telephone number is 824-2376. trumped education, terrorism, actually vote, with teachers a action with a national issue, then
drugs, alcohol and even crime close second. they're interested in voting.
as a concern for young And if you're a candidate, pay That's why our theme.is; Get
The Merciad welcomes letters to the editor. All letters must be signed and names will be people.So have you heard about attention! Young people are the registered to vote. It could save
included with the letters. Although we will not edit the letters for content, we reserve the this issue in the tightening nation's largest block of your life."
' ^ letters tofit.Letters are due the Thursday before publication and may not be governor's race :in Unclaimed voters, independent So, go ahead. Register to vote.
Pennsylvania? Only when thinkers, concerned about the It could save your life.
fokgerthan 300 words. Submit letters to box PH 485. f f f queried did the key party same issues that older voters
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ARTS &
ENTERTAINMENT To contact: entertainmentmerciad@mercyhursL edu
Interpol:
Post-punk angst or mainstream marketing?
Pie in the Sky:
A^slice of Bohemian heaven
Established in 1991, Pie in the
Oct 22 § * g*
Sky was my restaurant
Girls with Guitars II Terri
Clark, Tanya Tucker, destination this week. Unknown Check, please
Tammy Cochran, Holly to many, this quaint, eclectic
Lamar, Jennifer Hansenwill. J restaurant sits in a downtown
neighborhood of Erie. It looks
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, By Betsy Donner
like a simple cafe sitting on the
Cleveland? By Robbie Bahl corner* but what is inside is Contributing writer
Contributing writer simply wonderful.
Oct 27 Upon entering, a lunch crowd bread, and my diningfriendhad
Observe the Sabbath. It was Sept. 6,2002.1 arrived happily dining to some smooth their Roasted Eggplant on
Odeon, Cleveland. On sale in Erie, Pa at about noon that jazz tunes, filled the front Ciabiatta bread. *Vfe were overly
Oct 4 at TicketMaster. day solely for the purpose of room.'My walk to my table in satisfied, and filled and barely
traveling to Cleveland later that the back room took merightpast had room for dessert, but we
Oct 29 evening to witness the hyped the small and busy kitchen, couldn t resist ^
SR-71. Odeon, Cleveland. live performance of Interpol. where the staff was busy L/All oftheir pies are homemade
On sale Oct. 4 at These NYU indy rockers making their homemade and we had the pleasure to
TicketMaster. have been drummed up an goodies.* indulge it two of them.
insane amount of publicity for [ Naturally lit, the dining areas Raspberry Pie and Chocolate
Nov. 3 a young three piece with a debut are comfort to a whole new Torte were our decisions from
album, so I was naturally level; paintings, which are for the list of possibilities. Aside
Meshell NdegeoceUo.
curious to see if these folks sale, fill the walls, all each from pies, they also bake
Odeon, Cleveland. On sale homemade muffins for
could live up to their sudden unique in their own way."The
Oct. 4 at TicketMaster breakfast, which have been
new reputation. most interesting were those of
th
Their show in NYC on the 5 flowers whose paint exploded recognized as the best muffins
Nov. 5 was surprisingly sold out rather Photo courtesy of Michael Edwards
onto the walls on either side, around.
Moe. Metropol, Pittsburgh. quickly, leaving me no choice The boys of Interpol as pictured on the cover of their debut album, giving the vision of a luscious The great thing about dinner
On sale Oct 5 at but to travel the eight-hour trip Turn On the Bright Lights. live bouquet mounted the wall. at Pie in the Sky is that their
TicketMaster. to Erie a few days early just to Other crafts and sorts were menu changes*weekly, so a
see the Cleveland show. Driving also part of the decor, offering Wide variety of dishes are
Nov. 6 T ; down Interstate 80,' their debut repetitive rock-and-roll as the band broke into Obstacle a warm, homey atmosphere.™ available for you to keep coming
• . •
Disco Biscuits. On sale album, Turn on the Bright strewn about MTV nowadays. 2, one of their more energetic Five days a week they serve back for.'Also, you couldn t ask
Oct 4 at TicketMaster. Lights, soon became an With only a hint of garage tracks. breakfast, and the prices range for a better place for a romantic
addiction. The emotion, rhythm, rock, Interpol throws in The band concluded with from only $2.25-55. They offer date, where dinner is served at
Nov. 9 and intimate catharsis blended passion, restrained outbursts of NYC, a track dedicated to their waffles, French toast, crepes, candlelight
Prodigals. Odeon, remarkably to create an absolute aggression, and disturbing hometown of New York City. a fresh fruit plate and a variety The only negative to Pie in the
Cleveland. On sale Oct. 4 at masterpiece. imagery in their vocals. Ok, to The clean, echoing sound of the of interesting omelets, including Sky, is its hours of operation.*It
TicketMaster. The post-punk sound of put it bluntly this band rocks. lead guitar combined perfectly a Creole and spinach feta.They is only open Monday through
Interpol is powerful and full of I haven t been excited about a with Banks performing his also serve lunch on those days, Friday, breakfast from 7:30
Nov. 13 i changing guitar riffs that make new project in quite some time. unsteady warble-like vocals and prices range from $2.25- a.m. til 10:45 a.m., lunch from
Galactic, North Mississippi up an entirely affecting album. So back to the show. almost identically to the album $6.95,"They have an 11:30 a.m. til 2 p.m., and Friday
All-Stars) Metropol, Vocalist/guitarist Paul Banks has Cleveland s Grog Shop, a dark recording. interesting variety of hot and and Saturday for dinner from
Pittsburgh. On sale Oct. 4 been strongly compared to the bar/club venue was packed on The ringing in my ears during cold sandwiches, salads, 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m..'You may
legendary vocals of the now a Tuesday night, a rather the ride home was one of quiche, and pizza. have to pencil in a trip to the
at 5 p.m. at TicketMaster. defunct Joy Division, and for unusual scene according to unconditional satisfaction. I started out with the soup of Pie, but you will thoroughly
good reason. Obstacle I, the some eavesdropping on my part Interpol was the best debut of the day, Creamy Mushroom and enjoy it a
Nov. 13 j second track on the album, is The openers sounded hopeless, the year. Word has it that a video Herb, which took the chill out Pie in the Sky is located at 463
Beth Orton. Rosebud, about as Joy Division as the so I attempted to drown out the for their track, PDA, is going of my morning.*I followed the West 8th Street, and you can call
Pittsburgh. On sale Oct. 5 band gets, k sorry excuse for music with to be receiving regular play on warm goodness with a hot 459-8638 for more information
1st noon at TicketMaster. L Their version of minirnalistic stolL I y L i MTV2 in the next few weeks, Humus sandwich on sunflower* oh theirspecials: •• - *
melodic punk, while similar to Interpol took the stage around and on the show 120 Minutes.
Red Dragon.
Nov. 16 ! f t rock legends of the past, has an midnight with their expensive Yippee.
My Life with the Thrill impressive amount of originality haircuts and Dolce and Oabanna Maybe if we re lucky,
Kill Cult. Continental, and theatrics. With the garage- suits. They opened with the first everyone will start liking them
Buffalo. On sale Oct 5 at rock syndrome spreading like track on their debut album, and then they 11 get realrichand
TicketMaster. the plague, Interpol is a relieving Untitled. It was bliss. There start making crappy music.
retreat from the chang-chang wasn t a still head in the crowd Can t wait Quid pro quo, Dr.Lecter
Nov. 17 J Red Dragon, the prequel to
JLAKER
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SPORTS
Mercyhurst women's soccer team shuts
out Northwood and Northern Michigan
By Emily Pisula
Contributing writer
The Mercyhurst Lady Lakers
girl's soccer team played two
undefeated games this weekend.
The away games this weekend
helped to improve the Lakers'
overall record to 8-2-1 and 2-0 in
their conference.
Friday's game against
Northwood was held in Midland,
Michigan. The Lady Lakers
played a strong game and was
able to defeat the Timberwolves
2-0. The game, being played on
the Timberwolves' ownfieldwas
a major upset for them. The game
was- the first loss for the
Timberwolves in seven games.
Mercyhurst scored both of their
goals late in the second half of the
game. Junior forward Jessica
Morgan and senior defender
Jessica Hoppe scored the goals.
Senior goalie Dayna Shelkey was
able to provide the shutout for
Mercyhurst. The Lady Lakers
were able to outshot the
Timberwolves 15-9. Krista Ross/Contributing photographer Krista Ross/Contributing photographer
The game Sunday against
Northern Michigan was at Senior defender Jessica Hoppe kicks the ball downfield as an Edinboro player Sophomore midfielder Elln Minge fights for possession against an Edinboro player.
Marquette, Michigan, and was looks on. The game ended In a tie after two overtimes Tuesday, Oct. 1. Hoppe Minge has one goal for the season. The Lady Lakers play Ashland Friday, Oct.
played in periodic rainfall. The has been an Instrumental player for the Lady Lakers all four years. 11. i v '• • • :• i J •** **. F . C
game against the Wildcats was a
little tougher of a match for the
Lakers then the Timberwolves. Wildcats 1 -0. This game dropped midfielder Julia Kowzan scored Kowzan's first game-winning free kickfromthirty yards. their next games against Slippery
The rainfall, though, did not stop the Wildcats overall to 4-9 and 1 - the only goal of the game late in goal, and her fifth goal of the The Lady Lakers will hope to Rock Wednesday, Oct. 9, and
the Lakers from beating the 2 in the GLIAC. Sophomore the first half. The goal was season. The goal was scored on a continue their winning streak with Ashland Friday, Oct. 11.
JOE BOXER
Now at Kmart
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SPORTS Upcoming
Men' soccer team still undefeated 'Hurst
By Emily Pisula
Sports
Contributing writer Men's soccer
Men's soccer travels to Ashland
The men's soccer game Friday, Friday. Oct 11 for a 4:30 p.m.
Oct 4 could have been the Lakers game and Wheeling Jesuit
10 straight win of this season. Wednesday, Oct 16 for a 7 p.m.
After defeating Le Moyne 4-1 at game. The Lakers then host
home Tuesday, Oct* 2 the men's GLIAC opponents Saginaw
soccer team, ranked fourth in the Valley State Saturday, Oct 19 at
nation, is on a winning streak. 2:30 p.m. and Hillsdale Sunday,
Oct. 20 at 2:30 p.m.
The game against Northwood
Friday at Midland, Michigan,
however was called to a halt at 67 Women's soccer
minutes of play. The game was Women's soccer travels to
halted due to the worsening Slippery Rock, Wednesday, Oct
conditions of the field and the 9, and Ashland Friday, Oct. 11.
heavy rains. Since the game was The Lady Lakers then host
called to a halt, the teams however GLIAC opponents Saginaw
were not able to complete the Valley State Saturday, Oct 19 at
required 70 minutes of game time 12 p.m. and Hillsdale Sunday,
Jody Mello/Merciad photographer Jody Mello/Merciad photographer
to have an official game. The Oct. 20 at 12 p.m.
game, however, being a GLIAC Senior forward John Kitcho plays defense against a Le Moyne Sophomore goalie Marty Ruberry makes a save as a player slides
scheduled game was declared "no playerTuesday, Oct. 2. Kitcho has four goals and four assists for into him. Ruberry has played all 10 games and made 46 total Cross country
contest" due to the fact of not the season. saves. Men's and women's cross
completing the full 70 minutes of country travel to Slippery Rock
game time. defender Nick Jordan showed the ordan's first goal of his career. a 10-0 overall record. Wheeling Jesuit Wednesday, Oct. Saturday, Oct. 12 to compete.
In the 67 minutes that were team that the bad weather did not The GLIAC Commissioner The men's soccer team will be 16 for a 7 p.m. game. The Lakers
played, the Lakers were defeating bother him, by scoring the only declared the game official traveling to Ashland Friday, Oct. will then host Saginaw Valley Football
Northwood 1-0. Freshman goal of the game. The goal was Monday, Oct. 7 giving the Lakers 11 for a 4:30 p.m. game, and State Saturday, Oct. 19 at 2:30 Football travels to Ashland
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 for a 1 p.m.
game. They host Ferris State
Lakers lose 36-3 in parents' weekend game Saturday, Oct. 19 at 1:30 p.m.
The Ferris State game will be
televised live by Image Sports
on both Erie Cable vision
Channel 20 in the city and
Adelphia Cable Channel 12 in
By Bryan Christopher the county.
Contributing writer
•.
Men's golf
The Lakers struck first, but Men's golf travels to
failed to answer to 36 points, Westminster Monday, Oct 14
which the Findlay Oilers to and hosts the Mercyhurst
remain unbeaten. Invitational Tuesday, Oct. 15 at
Afifteenplay, 83 yard drive 12 p.m.
late in the first quarter resulted in
senior Vinny Repucci's fifth field Field hockey
goal of the season, giving head Field hockey begins a three
coach Marty Schaetzle's Lakers game road trip Wednesday, Oct.
a 3-0 lead. 16 at 7 p.m at Washington &
The Mercyhurst defense Jefferson. The Lady Lakers
followed with a stop, only to travel to Millersville Saturday,
watch sophomore quarterback Oct. 19 for an 11 a.m. game and
Jim Schuler throw his first career to Bloomsburg Sunday, Oct. 20
interception, and the Oiler for a 1 p.m. game.
defense ran back for a touchdown.
Findlay, entering the weekend Men's hockey
ranked 22nd in Division II, Men's hockey travels to Lake
featured a potent running game Superior State Friday, Oct. 18
scoring late in the second quarter. and Saturday, Oct. 19 for 7:05
Findlay kicked afieldgoal late in p.m. games.
thefirsthalf to make the score 17-
3 at halftime. Jody Mello/Merciad photographer Jody Mello/Merciad photographer Women's hockey
The second half was not kind Sophomore Justin Adams runs with the ball as three Findlay Junior Tim Smith and senior Bryan Paulozzi run to tackle a FindlayWomen's hockey hosts
to the Lakers, who after giving up players chase after him. The Lakers lost 36-3. player. Connecticut this Saturday and
19 more points, fell by a final Sunday. Saturday's game begins
score of 36-3. five passes for 48 yards, giving After five games, senior Brian Mercyhurst will travel to at 2 p.m. while Sunday's is at 1
The Mercyhurst offense was starter Weidig and was 16 of 32 him 137 rushing and 190 Smith leads the team in tackles Ashland this weekend. p.m. The Lady Lakers travel to
without senior quarterback Brett for 153 yards and threw 3 receiving for the season. with 25.5. i^:& St Lawrence Saturday, Oct 19
Weidig and senior running backs interceptions. Senior Faheed Defensively, sophomore Game time attendance and Sunday, Oct. 20. Both
Phil Provenzano and Craig Williams led the Lakers with 12 linebacker Jason Staley recorded exceeded 3,000 for the second games start at 2 p.m*;
Joseph. Schuler filled in for the carries for 85 yards and caught his first collegiate interception. week in a row.
Rowing
Intramurals Update Women runners finish first Men's and women's rowing
compete in the Stonehurst
Invitational beginning at 8 a.m.
Intramurals is in full swing with Monday Night Football taking place Monday at 5 p.m. on the turf in Rochester, NY Sunday, Oct.
at Tullio Field. Eight teams have joined the league: The Browns, Bills, Steelers, Jets, Giants, Rams, 13. |
' Packers, and the Patriots.
| Tennis
Other intramural sports that will be offered this fall include Sand Volleyball and Ultimate Frisbee. Women's tennis travels to
Please read this column next week for all of the details. GLIAC opponents Grand Valley
State Friday, Oct, U at 3 p.m.
For further information, please contact the intramural office at cxt. 2441. and Ferris State at 10 a.m. The
men's team will join the
women's team as they both
i i travel to Robert Morris Friday,
Oct 18 for 3 p.m. matches. The
MOJO PIZZA 2 Ian izzas women's team goes on to play
Pittsburgh Saturday, Oct, 19 at
ith one toppin i '•'_ Kathy Noble-Fraley/Contributing photographer 11 a.m. and Ashland Sunday,
J+tax The Mercyhurst women s cross country team lines up for the away.
Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. Both games are
start of the Le Moyne invitational.
Women's volleyball
ixplFti
By Mackenzie Dexter sophomore Katie Mieczkowski in
22:43 and junior AnneMarie Women's volleyball host
Sports editor GLIAC opponents Grand Valley
Romano in 23:23.
The men's cross country team State Friday, Oct, 11 at 7 p.m.
I Located at L and Ferris State Saturday, Oct.
2618 Parade Street J Subs just men's cross country team also ran well in the Le Moyne
12 at 1 p.m. The Lady Lakers
finished first out of eleven teams Invitational finishing fifth out of
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from 12 varieties Invitational held Saturday, Oct. 5 Junioi Ryan Knight led the Friday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m.,
with 38 points. The race was five Laker men,finishingin seventh Northwood Saturday, Oct, 19 at
kilometers long. place overall out of 101 runners. 3 p.m. and \ Bdinboro
Freshman Beth Kenniston led Knight finished in 28:27, Other Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 7 p.m.