1996 Vol.64, No.11 Xavierite

              The student newspaper of Saint Xavier University
Volume 64, Number 11
Meetings with
CEO continue
Xavierite/J. O'Donnell
By Jessi Virtusio
Managing Editor
The Graham School of Management is gearing up for three sessions of their
Breakfast with the CEO series this week, with three local business people
scheduled to share their knowledge with SXU students in the 8 and 9 am.
meetings.
Thomas L. Bugielski, president of Worth Bank & Trust Company, is
coming to the campus on April 15, while Hamid Mohammadi, president of a
printing company in Burr Ridge, will be at SXU on April 16. Rounding out the
roster is Joan Buschbach, principal of Buschbach Agency and president of the Oak
Lawn Chamber of Commerce. She will speak on April 17.
These breakfast meetings are by invitation only. Laura Earner, assistant to
Graham School Dean Charles Shanabruch, explained, "We want to make sure
(we) have a large enough sized group, but (we) also don't want to be overwhelmed
with the amount of people. We try to keep it between 10 to 20 people."
The meetings are also held exclusively for business classes so that the   Spring Formal
SAB Director of Finance B. G. Hunter, Director of Student Activities Kim Johnson, Father Ben Berinti, and student David Nance
See CEO on Page 4     enjoy the festivities at the Spring Formal Dance which was held at the Knickerbocker Hotel downtown on March 29.
Faculty's talents are featured in Art Gallery exhibit
Park, an associate professor of
art, also works as a commercial
photographer.
Wood sculptures by Jayne
Hileman, chairperson of the Art
Department, are also being
shown in the exhibit. Hileman
of the North Side of Chicago is
also an associate professor.
"Winter of 95" (Self-portrait) by Brent Wall
By Dana Doran
Staff Reporter
Prepare to be enchanted.
The opening reception for the
SXU Faculty Art Exhibit will
be tomorrow from 1 to 3 p.m. in
the SXU Art Gallery.
The show, entitled "The
Work at Hand," began running
on April 3 and will continue
until April 24. Six members of
the studio faculty of the Art
Department submitted their
work to the exhibit. At the reception, these faculty members
will be presenting and informally talking about their different works.
Monte Gerlach's infrared/
silverprint photographs are one
of the types of works being displayed. Gerlach of LaGrange
Phyllis Kozlowski of Burr
Ridge, who also teaches at Moraine Valley Community College, is presenting various wa-
tercolors complimented with ink
and inspired by an art historical
perspective. Kozlowski is also
employed as an artist.
Charcoal drawings done
by Robert Mishlove, a teacher,
are on display in the Art Gallery as well. Mishlove, who
also works as an artist and a
writer, hails from the North Side
of Chicago.
Cathie Ruggie Saunders,
SXU Art Gallery director, is
showing hand-set and printed
broadsides, artists' books.
Ruggie Sunders is also an associate professor.
"Slotted Canyon" (infrared silver print) by Monte Gerlach
Detailed oil paintings of
real and made-up images by
Brent Wall, an associate professor of art, are also being
presented in the exhibit.
The Art Gallery encourages students to gain an appreciation of the artists SXU has
on staff by viewing the exhibit.
Upon closure of "The
Work at Hand" exhibit, an exhi
bition of works created by
graduating SXU students will
be held in May.
Admission to the SXU Art
Gallery is free and open to everyone from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For further information on
"The Work at Hand" or other
SXU Gallery exhibits, contact
the Art Department at 312-298-
3081.