10—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Dec.lo, 1980 Swimmers in class above Cats When the men's swimming and diving team takes on the Villanova Wildcats at 4 today in McCoy Natatorium, it hopes it can keep the adrenalin flowing as the Lions look ahead to the Eastern cham pionships at the end of the season. After all, Penn State handed the Wildcats a convincing 83-30 defeat last year. But the Lions could have their paws full if Villanova turns out to be ready for a catfight. "We didn't even scout Villanova that closely," Lion coach Lou Mac Neill said. "We may have problems with them, but I think we'll win." Craig Brown, the Lions' most consis tent diver this season, said if things go New England calls out for help MIAMI (AP) The New England Patriots, who could have charted their own destiny in their battle for a National Football League playoff berth, now need help to save their floundering playoff hopes and maybe Coach Ron Erhardt's job. . . "I,t's out of our hands now. We had it in our hands and lost it," said Patriots cor nerback Raymond Clayborn. "Now we need some help." New England's 16-13 overtime loss to the Miami Dolphins Monday was the team's second straight to a non-playoff contender and dropped the Pats record to 8-6, two games behind AFC East DID YOU KNOW THAT the amount of alcohol in a 12-oz. beer is about the same as a 5-oz. glass of wine, or 1 1 / 2 shot of whiskey? TOTAL ALCOHOL AWARENESS PROGRAM Ft, .• , , ESU For further information about alcohol, or to sponsor programs on alcohol awareness, call 863-2020. Does anyone out there care? We do. Editorials, columns, forums, cartoons,, op-ed pages, letters to the editor, reviews, opinions. : Collegi d an like they have the past two years, "it ought to be a pretty simple meet." But freshman standout Bill Martin, who agreed with Mac Neill when he said this meet is a tune-up for Easterns, is not quite as optimistic as Brown. "Villanova is not going to be a real easy meet," Martin said. "But I'd say Penn State has got them pretty outclassed." In order to give freshmen divers Mike Cecatiello and Dale Dmitrzak some meet experience, Brown said he and regular Joe Greenwell will dive unofficially. But Brown said he will be trying to salvage enough points to qualify for leader Buffalo "Three weeks ago, I said we had to win our last five games to make the playoffs," Erhardt said after the Miami loss. "Before tonight, three straight wins would have gotten us there. Now, we still might make it with two." But the team will need help. New England hosts Buffalo Sunday and P victory in that game would pull the Patriots to within one game of the sur prising Bills. The Pats would then have to beat New Orleans on the final week of the season and hope that San Francisco beats Buf falo in the Bills' finale to force a tie in the Easterns, which in turn will give him the opportunity to qualify for nationals. He said the meet with Villanova will mean less pressure on him and Greenwell. "I think there will be a little more relaxing atmosphere about the Villanova meet," Brown said. Mac Neill said he expects Dan Ahern (backstroke) and Todd Russell (sprinter) to be the Lions' main nemeses. But, of course, he's hoping his swim mers will have a prrrfect day. —by Steve Graham standings. In the event of a tie, the'Patriots would win ' the division and an automatic playoff berth because of a better con ference record. The Pats are also still in the running for a wild-card spot. If they beat Buffalo and New Orleans , and either Oakland or San Diego loses a game, the Patriots will get the second AFC wild card berth because of a better conference record. There has been speculation that Erhardt's job may be in jeopardy, especially if the Patriots fail to make the playoffs. Congratulations to the NEW CENTRAL STEERING COMMITTEE for Orientation 1981: Ed Butler, Cindy Froggatt, Jane Jackson, Sarah Jacobson, Rich Michalski, Debbie Popkin, Sue Rauscher, Pete Rollo, and Scot Steele. 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That's how much sugar it took to create the model Of Old Main that won Aftan Romanczak (11th-food service and housing administration) and John Wayden (12th-food service and housing administration) an honorable mention award at one of the biggest culinary shows in the country. The 'lnternational Hotel-Motel Show was held at the New York Coliseum Nov. 9 through 12. Some of the best chefs in 4e nation participated in the show, Romariczak said. The award is comparable to about fifth Decorating: 'cake' for University graduate 4 1 / 2 7 1 / 2 , 9 1 / 2 121/2. y DEBBIE MALOS Daily Collegian Staff Writer From Miss Piggy to naked ladies, Joyce Williams can decorale a cake with just about anything the customers request. Since September, Williams, a graduate of the University, has been perched in the window of The Oakery, 130 W. College Ave., decorating cakes not only r customers but also for interested onlookers. Williams graduated from the University "with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and is working her way toward graduate school. She learned the basics of cake decorating from friends, but from there she's been teaching herself. , F A,A, ksalq9) ru mar la r smi SELF DEFENSE MiNick Gracenin - M Experienced Instructor m WED. DEC.IO M 1 7:00 PM 101 KERN BLDG. LM, r ;,. - .lRer Dern9irystratio O L6, : 71- Participation ;Discussion rt_i E sTechniques F TI I t vw I . th il k al ril ril Warren 0. Fitting sltGupo 101 HIESTER ST. ElsAusiv A ce% CAMPOS 01 40 0 OSG E, CO ;SPIR ORO Atiletrf S for most major universities Display school pride or collect orna ments for all colleges. Give appropriate ornaments to alumnus, student or sup porter of any school Appreciative gift for the holidays or anytime Large 3 1 / 4 " diameter white ornaments in shimmering spun satin are embla zoned on both sides with your univer sity's insignia in school colors. Gift boxea • Alabama • Ball State • Bowling Green • Central Michigan • Cincinnati • Clemson o Eastern Michigan • Florida • Florida State • Illinois • Indiana • lowa • lowa State • Kansas • Miami (Fla.) • Miami (Ohio) • Michigan $5.50 ea. ppd; 3 for $14.25 ppd. (includes all shipping/handling charges) Also available at many fine retail stores. campus orlglnals 00 PSU5 College Park Station. P.0.80x 21187 Detroit, Michigan 48221 City/slate/zip Total Ornaments eSS 50 ea ppd 31514 25 ppd Total amount Enclosed S - (Check or Money Order Only) with Ornaments Available: • Michigan State • Minnesota • Missouri • Nebraska • Northwestern • Notre Dame • Ohio University • Ohio State • Oklahoma • Oklahoma State • Penn State • Pittsburgh • Purdue • Univ. Of Detroit • Western Michigan • Wisconsin IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 students win honorable mention at culinary show place, Romanczak said. He said 97 pastry chefs, culinary students and in dependent artists from all over the coun try entered the sugar work division. The model cost $6OO to make, Romanc zak said, but the food service and hous ing administration department paid for half of it. He said the support frcim the department made the project possible. Romanczak and Layden,were allowed to work almost around the clock, and one professor even gave up his office for con struction of the model. "The support I got from the whole ma jor was incredible," Romanczak said. Romanczak said the trips to and from New York were the hardest part of the competition. It took ten hours at 40 mph CONTACT LENSES SOFT $9B HARD $65 INCLUDES: • EXAMINATION • CONTACT LENSES • ACCESSORIES • 50% - 60-DAY SATISFACTION WARRANTY 4 4 I i'. 4 e41 frf7Vl " t I ti 4$ DR. ANDREW BLENDER OPTOMETRIST 242 Calder:Way 234-1515 She said she enjoys being able to experiment with her own ideas, but often designs cakes according to what customers want. "I think it's boring having people tell you what to do all the time," she said. There are more than 400 designs for the customer to choose from and, if the customer brings in a picture of his own, Williams can even put that idea on a cake. On the average, it takes Williams fifteen minutes to create a design. One unusual request Williams remembers was to have a beefalo drawn on a cake. The customer re quested the decoration to depict the artificial in semination of the beefalo. the whole way, he said, since the model was so fragile. Keeping up with school work also was difficult while working on the project, especially during finals week, Romanc zak said. The two students worked for 300 hours on the project, he said. Layden began working on it three weeks before the show. Most of the other entrants do nothing but these projects, he said, even those in culinary school. "Considering the time constraints and available resources we had, we didn't do too badly," Romanczak said. Romanczak said he has been par ticipating in shows since he was 16 years old, entering primarily wedding cakes. He decided to enter this show because he had never tried anything as challenging as the model before, he said. He said he entered because no one from Penn State had ever entered a show as big as the New York show before. He said he was eager to show that the University's food service and housing administration department had talents other than management, which it is primarily known for. He also said he was tired of doing cakes. The model will probably eventually be displayed in Old Main, Romanczak said. Romanczak said he might undertake this type of challenge again, but pro bably not for a few years, When customers do not make any special requests, Williams is on her own to use whatever colors and pat terns she wants. "Certain days you feel like certain col ors," she said. Williams does not mind people looking through the window at her while she works. "You can always look back at them," she said. As for curious children, "They're so short they can't see in very well," she said. Williams does not find the job of cake decorating very hard. "If you can see, you can do it. But you can't just look at the designs, you have to be able to see the shapes," she said. John Layden (12th-food service and housing administration), left, and Aftan Romanczak (11th-food service and housing administration) stand with a model of Old Main they created out of sugar. The Model, which won an honorable mention at the International Hotel-Motel show in New York cost $6OO to make. The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Dec.lo, 1980-11 ammarlino
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