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TUESDAY The Chrysler conflict: Is NAFTA a best interest? BY CRAIG L. BLACK construct more plants in Mexico. 1.5 million cars if the NAFTA Staff Reporter That will be the best way bill gets passed," Stout said. The outcome of tomorrow 's Chrysler will be able to handle " Because we wouldn't have that vote on the North American Free the Mexican market. C)( tra C)( pense of the tariff, we'd Trade Agreement (NAFT A) may "It costs [Chrysler] $410 per be able to sell more to Mexico." have lasting effects on Newark's car to export to Mexico due to However the people who Chrysler Plant. the 20 percent border tariff on all assemble th e cars said, N AFT A NAFTA is a pact that, if U.S. automobiles," Stout said. will hurt the United States. passed by Congress, will The United Auto Workers alleviate the border tariff ~ (U A W) defend the idea th at by American companies pay when opening the door to Me)(ico more exporting products to Mexico and "It's going to jobs are going to go to there. Canada. "It's going to Lake jobs and Under the current law , the take jobs and money out of this country," said United States does not collect a Sam Logan, a production control tax from Mexican and Canadian money out of this clerk at Chrysler. corporations when they export to Materials will be taken to our country. " It's a one-way c~untry." Mex ico where cars can be made street. NAFT A changes that, it a t a iower cost to the company, makes it even," Vice President AI -Sam Logan, Chrysler production Logan said. But, he added, the Gore said in a debate with H . control clerk quality won't be as good. Ross Perot Tuesday. " We can ' t take the chance of Chrysler currently has limited having corporate America move facilities set up in Me)(ico, said According 10 Gore, Mexico our jobs to Mexico. This clears Voula Stout, personnel bought 750,000 new cars last the path, th is rolls out the red administrative supervisor of the year. One thousand came from carpel for them ," said Melvin Chrysler Newark assembly plant. Ford, G . M . and Chrysler, the McGall, a Newark Chrysler Stout said Bob Eaton, three largest automotive assembly line worker. Chrysler's chairman of the board, industries in the Uni ted States, Of th e 10 Newark Chrysler indicated in a Nov. 9 town hall Gore added. workers interviewed, only one meeting with Newark Chrysler "By the year 2000, auto assembl y line worker, Lance employees that if NAFT A is not companies arc look ing at Cannon, did not condemn passed, Chrysler will be forced to increasing that 750,000 figure to see CHRYSLER page A3 Sills gives funds for new mall plans The News Journal said. vVilmingwn's During the mayor's campaign, THE REVIEW /~imillian Gretsch Sills promised to bring a new I'LL TAKE A HEN ... ON TOAST! Delaware defensive back Paul Williams is taken deep by supermarket, more retail and service Richmond wide receiver Rod Boothes in the Hens' 48-1 0 win Saturday. mayor forks space and to increase jobs, Ming said. Also during his campaign, Sills over $260,000. questioned former Mayor Daniel S. BY RACHEL CERICOI.A Frawley's use of $13 .5 million in Assistant Entertainment Editot UDAG funds for development Mayor James H. Sills Jr. has without input. Usher dies 1,500 Du Pont . appointed a $260,000 loan for Sills has been cri ticized by many in SILLS the city for breachi ng his campaign Wilmington development through the video store, pharmacy, drive-in federal Urban Development Action promise of seeking public input after fall before di spersion of funds restaurant and Thriftway supermarket, Grant program (UDAG), a The News Journal said. spokesperson for Sills' office said. However, Ming said, community A univelsity usll:r M1o fell down jobs head north groups were questioned by Sills on "The building was vacated and the sta:llum stairs at the NCN. 6 Parents According to Thursday's issue of whether or not the development was accumulating no revenue," Ming said. Day fOOiball game died Thursday, a The Wilmington News Journal, the favorable and useful to the "It was a win-win situation. The city OlristianaHospital spokesresoo said loan was given to local developer community's needs. plans to gain tremendously. Jack Kinkle, 74, who suffered Ralph Paul, his wife, Rosalind, and The decision was unanimous and "That's the way a UDAG grant rroltiple ftlK:Iures to 100 skull, died at to Wilmington his son, Douglas, who plan to develop public inpu t was positive, so there should bC used," she added. 1:15am. Thursday, said capt. Jim the Fox Valley Shops at Lea There are seven members on the BY BRIAN HICKEY saying the return to Wilmington was little need to hold off on Flalley of Public Safety. Boulevard and Market Street in UDAG commillee, but only live were City News Editor shows "once and for all that prooucuon, Mmg sal

CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On November 12, Campus Flash.A2 Section 2 ...... 81 Students for Life and Student Weekly World 1984, more than 240 Police Reports.A2 Music MadnessB2 Coalition for Choice will debate News reports of female students and Letter from the The Question.B2 the morality of abortion Thursday Connecticut Newark residents editor...... A2 Sports ...... B4 night. Boxing gloves provided at psychic Jane marched to "take News AnalysisA2 ~ate ...... B6 WEATHER the door. On AB. Palzere, who has Q&A ...... A4 CTassifieds ...... 87 Well all that weekend sun was back the night" from After four previous adaptations, published a book fear. "We are totally World Briefs ...... A3 Comics ...... B9 getti~g annoying anyway, righH of 80 letters Today will be partly cloudy with you'd think fotks would get tired committed to In Review & Opinion .. . of a swashbuckling fantasy. Not dictated to her by protecting their • Smith on Gore and NAFTA temperatures in the mid 60s. none other than Wednesday should be a wet one, likely. With every generation rights," Police Chief • Campbell on easing racism comes a new version of Jesus Christ. MARCHER William Brierly said. • Hickey on Holocaust Land with showers and temperatures in Moses didn 't attend. PALZERE ~he low 50s. The Three Musketeers. On 83. A2. THE REVIEW. Novemeber 16,1993

Letter from the editor A look at UD Breaking boundaries CAMPUS FLASH happenings of the frosh mystique you up there any more," a managing Professor earns grant editor and leader of the cocky ones By told him. "They don't appreciate you A university economics professor I arBuing about articles. They know has received the Fulbright grant for Jeff what they're talking about, and the 1993-94 academic year to lecture sometimes you bother them a little at the University of the Western Pearlman too much. You shouldn't write for Cape in Cape Town, Soulh Africa. us ." Crushed like an orange in a juice Burton A. Abrams said lhe grant Michael Lewis was scared. machine, the deflated freshman left. will allow him to work in the Soulh As he walked up the two flights of Africa university ' s economics steps and entered The Review office a • department, lecturing in few months back, the rail-thin So far this year Michael Lewis has macroeconomics and public freshman with the jeans jacket and done over 10 articles, including a finances. He will work with both New York Jets necklace didn't have piece on Saturday's football galne against Richmond . He's a good &fLS. -Compiled by Kyle Madden adequately wriuen. Then one day, he was fired. "1 don't think anyone really wants An Associated Col/egiate Press Four-Star A/1-Amuican Newspaper

How much Whit went into low voter turnout? Jeff Pearlman Editor in Chief But thae were less lhan 11,000 votes, community trnditioo and !Jidc, the TlffiCS Gm:i.':n City," he sUI. Christie Whitman won a shocking Ay~esaid TejDtfd The mayor of Camden could not be Adrienne Mand He said, however, election history "I 0011't think: Ed Rollins told the bla:k rea:hcd foc corruncnt. He is aurently on Executive Editor New Jersey gubernatorial. race. But shows there has been a steady decline in ministers to stay home," Ayscue said. va:alioo. Jason Garber Brandon Jamison voting every year, especially in a year ''Th:y're not that ~Y misled." Investigations are still pending in the Edilcxia/ Edilor Man;,ging Editor fair play is another question. without a pesidcl1lial electioo. Ayscue also denied the sccoo:l theory case of the Whitman campaign's alleged BYE W:jENE NOlAN witnesses. Laura Fasbach Robyn Furman Ayscue said he wouldn't blane the low referring to allegations that the low voter miscondlct. Rebecca Tollen Aoociale News fdicr Marziale, the Dave JXe5S secretary foc nUITllxY of voters on the lack of enthusiasm turnout in Camden was due to i.ntrnparty The Times reported Frederick M. Mm"6ing Special Projects Editors The voters of Camden City, NJ~ did Whitman ampaign, said: ''Th: allegations focAorio. rivalry in the Demxnuic camp. Herrmann, executive directcr of the Stale not corre out to the polls Nov. 2 for the are absolutely false. It was a fictional "Whitman lacked a credible. Ayscue said the reports in The Election Law Enforcement Conunission. Walter M. Eberz much heated mud-slinging match, also acroJil Tmi! up by Ed Rollins." clmismalic ~tcr." re said, and aided Philadelphia Inquirer stating Democrats as saying the commissioo 1100 no iXJwer to JX1SS Man"6ing PhOIOf!rapl>y Editor known as New Jasey's gulrma!orial ra:e, When asked what his motives of lying there wasn't erough enthusiasm alx>u1 the conspired to hurt Aorio's campaign were judgnull on how C3J11Illign funds are used. and both sides have !heir theories on the · cwld be, Mamale said, "I 0011 't know why entire electioo. misleading. H! said campaigm can make charitable Kyle M . Madden low VOifr n.urout. "I think it would be to (Whitman's) It reported that George E. Norcross. connibutions to organizalions re::ognizcd Advertising Director Edward J. Rollins, campaign mamger who had longstanding differences with by the lntema1 Revenue Servire and can for the winning candidate Christie I N A I . I ''·~~., if •he '""""""' "" blale \\00 irurlqmty rivalry have only served to tairu Copy Editors ...... the IJ"CSS re was exagg~ the truth, the overwhelmingly Damaatic city, usually SU'ipici(]l," the Tm:s sUI. are disengaged with tl'e Camlen County lhe electi(Jl, which had dealt wilh mud­ Christine Galasso Tmesrepmed. delivered a plurality of 11,000 votes or The ministers completely deny any Dtmocrntic Party. slinging am slightly drastic measures since Tracy I.Mgay Still, Whitman and the Republican more, said Steve Ayscue, campaign assertions made by Rollins aoo said his "It had nothing to do wilh intrapany tl'e beginning of the canpaign. Traci Manza Sandy Onnsbee J:W\Y have to prove their innocence by director for the Camden County rnnarlcs tal dare irre(mable hann to the squabbling," Ayscue said Governor Aorio's office could not be Melissa Tyrrell revealing records and summoning DemooaticCChicago, was accused of abusing a teenager Vice Presi dent AI Gore, who was an Army f)~oc~,,. a coll~cfion of wrilini}s /rom her. 17 years ago. Bernadin was at the hotel "We must be able to journalist during the Viclnam War, also addressed tvoml'll \VbO serve-() os nurstfJ on~ l will wrile \'our melber where the meeting was held, but did not the crowd gathered on the Mall. civilians in r~ Vittnam \Var. onb tell her to give aucnd it. break the heart, He called the dedication of the Vietnam 110tllo, Davib, ,. writtrn b'' Dustv, vour broil\' ticalion in Washington, D.C. on is tho! \'Ou were LIBYA and let go so we can The sculptor, Sante Fe artist Glenna Goodacre, Vttleron 'e Don1l. to tighten sanctions against Libya for -A. Jan~ Carson, r~lircd U.S. Army colonial "That my hands can shape the clay that might I will srav with vou. will stav will> you refusing to tum over suspects in the 1988 touch the hearts and heal the wounds of those I will cl>ern vour vitals anb wold> your life bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over what we did in Vietnam. It's about time." who served fills me with deep satisfaction," everv I~ minutes. flow through mv fingers Lockerbie, Scotland. The dedication of the Vietnam Women's Goodacrc said . will l>ocument into my soul. The Security Council shied away from Memorial, a statue depicting three women tending Harry Connick Jr. participated in the inevitability. will slay u•ilh you hitting Libya where it would hun most: its to a wounded soldier, was led by Diane Carlson welcoming home by crooning "America the will bang more blocK~ until vou stov wilh me. oil exports. U.S . Ambassador Madeline Evans, the chair and founder of the Vietnam Beautiful " during the dedication in honor of the anb give \'ou something <3oobbve, Dovi1l - mv nilme is Albright was noncommittal about whether Women's Memorial Project. veterans, and Crystal Gayle performed "Til the for vour pain. Dusty. Washington would try again for an oil "This is the first monument in the history of White Dove Flies Alone," a song writlen will &hi\' will> vou om tbe last person to embargo, telling reporters, "We'll have the United States dedicated in our nation's capital especially for the occasion. anb I will touch vour foce. you will see . see on that." honoring the military women who served during The dedication of the statue, located near the am lbe last person Libya's economy relies on its oil exports wanimc. Vietnam Veterans Memorial, was pan of a three­ Ves, of course, you will touch. of 1.5 million barrels a day, generating $9 "Welcome home, daughters of America," day Celebration of Patriotism and Courage in the I will write your om !be last person billion a year in revenue. Evans said. "Welcome home, my sister veterans." nation's capital, which was the theme of the mother who will love vou. Several relatives of the bombing's victims A. Jane Carson, a retired United States Army Vietnam Women's Memorial Project. onb tell ber ·vou were !:lo long, Davi1l - mv nome is witnessed the vote to expand the air and arms colonel, pointed out in her keynote speech that the Other events included a march up Constitution brave. Dusrv. embargo, in effect since April 1992, into a women who served in Vietnam were there by Avenue and a twilight candlelighting on I will write your melber Dovi1l - who will give me freeze of Libya's foreign bank accounts and choice. Veteran's Day, which featured remembrances, onb tell ber bow much something for mv pain ? a ban on its import of some oil equipment. "We weren't drafted imo the military," Carson prayers and poetry read by veterans of the The vote was 11-0 with four•abstcntions. said. "We volunteered to serve our country in a Vietnam War. The limited sanctions are scheduled to take effect Dec. 1 unless Libya cooperates. Libya says it has urged the suspects, Abdul Basset Ali al-Megrahi and Lamen Chrysler and NAFTA Khalifa Fhimah, to surrender, but cannot legally force them to do so. Deltech student continued from page A 1 market in Mexico and people The suspects say they want assurances of a fair trial in a neutral country. The Libyan didn't have any money to bu y ambassador, Ali El-houderi, suggested the NAFTA. U .S-made products, then [the United States would not be appropriate "I have confidence in whatever Clinton administration] wouldn ' t because of "areas of deficiency in the the people in Washington be pushing to get thi s thing paper shut down decide," Cannon said. passed," Stout said. American judicial system, which were revealed by the Rodney King trial in Los BY LARA D'ONOFRIO But according to Moxley, The But According to Stout, "The According to Gore, 400,000 Angeles." Stall Reporter Preamble was not shut down .according to UAW has taken a position and American jobs have been created Delaware Technical and Community Moxley. therefore the [majority of their] due to relaxed border tariffs with WOULD-BE AIDS VACCINES FAIL College's (Del tech) student newspaper Moxley said, the newspaper's adviser, membership will follow through Mexico in the last five years. IN LABORATORY TESTS has been left without a budget or an Judy Vidal , a professor of English, had on that position.'' If NAFTA is passed, then adviser, and no one seems sure of how too heavy a workload and was told she The UA W emphasized their 200,000 high-paying jobs in Promising vaccines against the AIDS the paper can get back on track. could no longer advise the paper. position against NAFT A in the sophisticated industries will be virus have failed in key laboratory tests, "We are confused," said Bill Reicher, Moxley said she has been working October/November issue of created. raising the possibility that large-scale trials assistant editor of The Preamble. "We with the Student Government Association "Solidarity," a union magazine, "The people who aren' t trained may be delayed, researchers said.j have no actual reason why we are shut to find a new adviser for the paper. with the headlines: "NAFTA Is in the field of high technology Vaccines that had triggered neutralizing down." " We want to get a person with Suicide," "NAFTA- We Don ' t a rc going to s uffer ," said a antibodies in tests against laboratory strains Bill Akers, editor-in-chief, said he was journalism ski li s and background to be Havta" and "Giving NAFT A the Chrysler line worker. of the AIDS virus were not able to create the hoping to publish the paper three Limes the adviser," she said . Shafta." Linda Becker, manager of same effect when tested against the virus this semester and have 2,500 copies in Althou gh Moxley said students "I ' m all for free trade, but we government commun ications for taken from patients, researchers reponed at circulation. working on the paper have input into who can't compete with [Mexico's] Chrysler, insisted, however, th at the National Institutes of Health. "We were told to prepare our budget," will be pi cked, Reicher said that is not low wages," McGall said. the passage of NAFTA "will "It cenainly does make me anxious about Reicher said. " We broke our backs the case. During the debate with Gore, increase the number of U.S jobs going forward with large-scale efficacy preparing it and then were told that we no "We have no say in choosing an Perot illustrated the low wages directly related to the fact th at trials," Dr. Anthony Fauci said. longer had an adviser." adviser," he said. Mexican workers earn by holding we will be in creasing our exports "Science," the journal of the American Under Deltcch policy, student groups Rei cher said the school should provide up a picture of a Mexican man to Mexico." Association for the advancement of Science, - including the newspaper - cannot the paper with a temporary adviser so building a cardboard house. To fill the d emand, Chrysler said in a repon today that three new studies operate without an adviser, Virginia work can continue. "This poor man makes $8.50 a will be increasing capacity at its have shown that a vaccine injected into Moxley , dean of student services at The paper is sti ll in operation, Moxley day, do you know what his dream U.S . plants, and th at will mean healthy volunteers produced neutralizing Deltcch, said. Akers said the paper is said. Students are still working in the is? To someday own an more jobs, Becker said. antibodies that were effective against being censored because he was working paper's office. outhouse," Perot said . "Mexico is our second largest laboratory strains of the A IDS virus. on a story about the school's parking lots . Akers has begun trying to solicit But according to Stout, the customer in regards to importing But these antibodies were ineffective in The scho~I wants to get rid of a city ad vertisements for the paper so that it can average worker here makes S 16 our manufactured goods," Gore lab tests against fresh strains of the AIDS bl~ck to build another p~rking lot, he pay for its own expenses. The Preamble an hour as an assembler, and the said . virus taken recently from patients' blood. sa1d. Akers argues th1s would be has always relied on the college for average pay in Mex ico to do the "Seventy percent of everythi ng This test is considered to be a more acceptable if the school had adequate money, he said. same job is anywhere from $6.50 [Mexico] buys from a forei gn realistic challenge of the vaccine because the security in the parking lots. Reicher said he and the other 15 to $9.50 an hour. country comes from th e United general population has strains of the virus "A person was auackcd, and because members of the newspaper staff see the "Since the cost of living is a Sta tes because we ' re so close to that may differ slightly from those used in we have a non-contact security force the si tuation as censorship. I ot less [in Mexico]. they get them and because they prefer our the laboratory. guard stood by and watched," Akers said. "Everyth ing that we do is being more for that kind of money ," products," the vi ce president To be effective, a vaccine has to cause the Students will not feel comfortable censored," he said. she said. said . body's immune system to make antibodies having more parking lots that are not Rei cher said officials did not like last Perot said whether or not Becker s aid , "Mexico is a that specifically auack the target virus. safe, he said. year's paper or the previous years', and NAFTA passes, the United States growing market that the United Akers said the school let the adviser go are not giving the paper a chance this cannot trade with Mexico States can't ignore because they -Compiled from Review wire sources. only after he started to pursue his story. year. because "people that don 't make can boost the U.S. economy, the anything can't buy anything." auto industry and Chrysler in • "Certainly if there wasn ' t a particul ar." A4 • THE REVIEW • November 16, 1993 Powell's 'Real QA The Whitlocks have made a business out of a battle. World' focuses The selling of the Civil War Civil War paraphernalia is not often found sew very well, so you can say it was a match from these movies? on every street corner in America. For Sunny made in heaven. We sort of fell into this Sunny: Yes, we have worked with Donald on sexism fight and Maurice Whitlock, owners ·of Grand business. Sutherland and Manin Sheen, to name a few . It Illusions Civil War Shop and Rental Review: What are re-enactors? is very exciting to work with ac tors on the set. Sunny: Re-enactors arc people who act out Sometimes they usc my husband as an extra, as was also a major learning Masquerade Shop located off East Main BY LAUREN MURPHY Civil War and other historical battles for they did in "Gettysburg." He was a surgeon in a Stafffiporter experience for Powell. Street (behind CVS), this is something they entertainment purposes, usually in the south field medical hospital that we se t up for them. "It opened a tremendous always knew they would do . Having lived a portion of and east of the Mississippi. We do a lot of We supply them with everything they need. t? his life in front of a camera, amount of doors," Powell said. Review: How did you start in this business? costumes for these type of performances, and make the set look like it is right out of the Cavll Kevin Powell knows a lot " It is a way to educate people. Sunny: This is a kind of weird business, it 's try to make it as authentic as possible. We have War - tables, clothes and instruments. about people, relationships and It has an effect on the younger not the type of business you think you would also done the costumes and set dressing for Review: Who else docs your busi ness cater to? what the "real world" is like. generation." do as a child. My husband started as a re­ many movies, such as "Glory," "Dances with Sunny: There arc a lot of living historians who At his second of two visits Powell was sitting in a enactor for Civil War shows, he knew a lot of Wolves," "Gettysburg" and "Geronimo". do re-enactments of his tori cal events. We get to the university Thursday, Manhattan restaurant when the people who copied costumes and sold them. I Review: Have you worked with any actors our ideas and so me ac tual garments from Powell presented a symposium show ' s producer approached sec QUESTION page A6 lecture, "Brother to Brother: him, he said. Powell said he The Seriousness of Sexism." was chosen based on his Powell, a writer, journalist appearance and style. and aspiring screenwriter, "This woman carne up to me became well-known when he and said 'I like your look.' " became one of seven young Working with the show's Pow ell speech closed to women DuPont adults on MTV's show "The other people, whom the actor Real World." said he still keeps in touch BY LAUREN MURPHY advertising a 6 p.m. reception at the "When I got there, I couldn ' t with, was one of the best continued from page A I Although Powell is best Staff ~porter center. All were invited to spend understand why I wasn't allowed in, known for his role on the aspects of being on the show, A Thursday discussion for men time with Powell before the closed even after they explained it to me." -- as it will result in a more show, he was asked to come to he said. only with Kevin Powell, star of lecture at 7 :30 p.m. Debi Arm (AS SO) also said the competitive DuPont." the university to speak on a The characters were often MTV ' s "The Real World," "As the session was being reasons for closing the meeting were Sills agreed the move subject he feels strongly about: made to look a certain way on disappointed some who had planned, Kevin told us he felt that unclear. would be highly beneficial for sexism. the show because of the way expected it to be open to the public. they needed to focus on it being for " I just think the fact that they the city and called it a great "It wasn't until I committed the scenes were edited, making Women who arrived at the men only to give them a chance to were going to talk about sexism step to continue the economic a violent act that it hit me how it "hard to watch," he said. Perkins Student Center program on open up to him," Edghill said. makes it sexist in itself to kick girls reb irth of Wilmington. deeply I believed women are While everyday life was sexism were turned away at the Edghill said keeping the meeting out," Arm said. By moving the jobs to inferior to men," Powell said. filmed, Powell said, each door. · from becoming "a debate rather than Edghill said sexism is something Wilmington, the company is Powell wrote an article character carne to be Vcrnese Edghill, director of the a discussion" was her concern. Powell feels strongly about because eligible for a 50 percent titled "The Sexist in Me" for stereotyped by the audience. Center for Black Culture, said Students said they were confused he has dealt with it in his personal property tax break, City "Eric was the hunk, Julie the Sept. 1992 issue of Powell felt the subject's nature by a Review advertisement that said life. Councilwoman Loretta Walsh was the innocent young girl, Essence magazine that was the necessitated the format change. the talk was open to the public. "To be able to discuss issues with said. inspiration for the lecture. and I was the angry black "I realize that women have a "I was so excited when I heard Powell is a good opportunity " The tax cuts must be Powell's article tells of a guy," he said. voice when it comes to sexism," Kevin Powell was coming to because he is a person who assaulted passed by the City Council's verbal argument with his "A lot of times, white kids Edghill said. "But men can't always Delaware," Jodi Sprung (AS SO) his girlfriend," Edghili said . " He Finance Committee," Walsh come up to me and say, girlfriend that escalated into a discuss how they feel in the said. "I was really let down when I learned from that and wanted to said. "But I don't think it will physical fight, leading him to 'you're different on TV', and presence of women." couldn't get in." 1 share his experience so that others be very hard to pass a plan that the show made it seem realize his own lack of respect The center distributed a flyer Meredith Boshnack (AS SO) said, could learn." tha t would bring in 1,500 for women. like I despise anyone that isn't jobs." "I knew that if I didn't deal black," Powell said. "That's Asi de from the property tax with my deeply rooted sexism definitely not true." incentives, Walsh said the city - that desire of man to During the filming, Powell also offe red a head tax break dominate woman - I could said, people on the show acted to the company. not seriously enter into another as they would have without University provost search " An y time a company emotionally intimate cameras. brings e mployees into the relationship with a woman," "All seven of us didn't city, we have a head tax which Powell said in his article. realize the cameras were even they must pay per worker," Powell said he tells students there," he said. "People would to kick off Monday Walsh said . that he thinks differently now. say to me, 'I like your " We offer a bre ak where "True manhood does not character,' when it was true BY lENN VALESE nomination for the position, qualities the new provost should they only have to pay this tax rest on the subjugation of life. Cop y Editor students included, he said . have. fo r the first 200." women, verbal or physical," he "I can't imagine going The search commiuee for a Nominations can be sent directly "We went around the room at Du Pont said the jobs won't said. "Meaningful through 'The Real World' and new provost formally began to him. one of the meetings, and move from the s i tc relationships between men and corning out the same person," reviewing applications Monday The search committee is everybody said what qualities immediately . women won't exist until we Powell said. "Seeing the in a first step toward filling the looking for many different they were looking for," Harrison The first moves will begin men understand that." responses - the phone calls post. qualities in a provost. Among said. "The person we came up sometime nex t April, starting Powell manages to be both and letters- made me realize Daniel Rich, dean of the these, according to Rich, are a with would have been a God, and the two year job-relocation well-known and down to earth, how much of a visual College of Urban Affairs and "person with a record of that doesn't exist." process. making him a good speaker on generation we are." Public Policy and chairperson of academic distinction, outstanding From a treasurer's point of a difficult topic for an Powell said he also feels the comrniuee, said, "We are still scholarship, a commitment to view, the new provost needs to audience of young people, said students on college campuses invumg applications and undergraduate instruction, a be "a tough individual who can Aldustus Jordan (AS FR), co­ need to work hard to live nominations for the position, and personal investment in teaching make good decisions about what chairman of the program. happily together. we will continue to accept them and research, experience in programs to consider cutting and "I spent some time with "The problem on campuses until the position has been leadership in administration and what programs to beef up, Kevin, and he's not like I is that each racial and ethnic filled." a commitment to a diverse because the '90s will be expected for someone of his group was taught different Presently, the provost search campus environment." financially stringent," he said. fame," Jordan said. "He knows things before coming to committee is reviewing the J . Robert R. Harrison, Generally however, Harrison issues well, but he's really laid college," he said. "It can seem applications they have and hopes treasurer for the university and said, the ideal candidate should back, so everyone will feel as though only one group of to start interviewing finalists for member of the committee, said be a "warm, genuine human comfortable talking with a guy people have contributed to the position by early to mid­ because of the diversity of being" with a heart, spirit and like him there." society, which really isn't spring, he said. officials on the committee, there feelings and the ability to Being on "The Real World" true." Anyone can make a were different opinions on what see PROVOST page A6

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------~ November 16, 1993 • THE REVIEW • AS UD receives $400,000 Administrators' evaluation: grant to help children Privacy for UD professors BY JIMMY MILLER "The people involved with the grant Cooperative Elttension Program, an BY LISA GOODMAN provide neither staff time nor Bonnie Scou said good SaH/l>portl'< are capable and eltperienced in dealing organization which oolps the community Adm10istrativeNews Edt tar financial support to assist academic advisement should be Two wliversity researchers received a with children's issues. deal with problems such as drug-relalcd Students who want access to DUSC' s plans. the main criterion when grant to help develop strategies to "1kre is already a strCJlg initiative on and family issues. course/teacher evaluations may President David P. Ro selle choosing courses. impuve the lives of children across the children's issues in Delaware, so the The grant money puvides for a full­ find this information hard to said it would not be fair to "The mechanics of having Slai.C. basis for their )X'Oject is alrcOOy in place. time project directof to work on all come by . release the evaluations because such evaluations would be such The $400,000 grant, designed to She said the grant requires a yearly aspects outlined in the grant proposal Currently, Business and of their personal content. a major project for DUSC," ga1hcr infooruuioo on children's issues in report card to be published giving written by Nelson, with input from Economics majors are the only "Talking about good teaching Scott sai d. Delaware, was awarded to Patricia T. Sampson-Levin and others involved students given access to the is fine." Roselle said, "but thi s is Only faculty members should Nelson, university family and child with the projccL evaluations which arc filled out an issue of personnel files. be able to anain evaluations, development specialist for the Newarlc "The point of the The remainder of the money will be at the end of each semester. "It just isn't fair to prejudice said Stuart Sharkey, vice community, and Dale Sampson-Levin, used for )Xinting costs of the report card The Delaware Undergraduate against a teacher because of a president for Student Life. vice-chairperson of Delaware ACI'ION grant is to ... and for public relations costs. Students Congress (DUSC) former student's opinion ." "These are designed for for Families and Olildren. Nelson and Sam!liOn-Levin will also wants to publish faculty/course The files are strictly faculty members and department The grant was awarded by the make some assemble a steering committee to do evaluations in a booklet that confidential and are used for chairs, not for publication," national Annie E. Casey Foundation, most of the hand~-on wcrk. in gathering would be made available to the purposes other than judging a Sharkey said . which focuses oo family and children's difference in the the informatioo. public. teacher's style, Andersen said. Andersen said some material issues. Various advisory and temporary Administration is not The evaluations arc used for regarding course content is Nelsoo and SamJllOn-Levin received lives of comminces will also be formed in order supporting this effort. course development, she said, already available on the first day the gram to compile and publish statistics to malnunity to socialize and JllllY before ''We spend a couple bucks," she said. A special DART bus was parked Welch said. Route 6 "provides : the game, some tans never make it into "It's cheap, but fun." at the tailgate for students to tour. It direct connecting service to i the game because they are having so Hambright said he and his friends demonstrated "state-of-the-art Amtrak station in Wilmington,'' : much fun outside. started planning their tailgrue at 9:30 a.m. equipment," Welch said. and stops on Main Street, he said. · Katie (HR JR) said, "I've been to Saturday. "I took a tour of a bus," Greg "(Students without cars) might · lhree tailgateS and ma:le it into the game "Here's what you do: gather people Desderio (AS SO) said. "This is the find that a public transit service · ooce. together, pick ooe person to drive, pool first time I've actually taken a bus could greatly aid them in their , ·''We come to drink and have a good the mooey together and go get what you tour." ability to get around," Welch said. ; time." need," he said DART implemented a new unit "On the weekends, we load the Mark (HR JR) said the tailgrue was his "We're tailgating amateurs, so if on their fare boltes called the quick buses up with college students ' piooty. there's a better way,let us know." ticket taker, Welch said. The going to the mall,'' he said. "It's "I come to hang out with friends," he Other tailgaters suggested making device prints a record of each ticket standing room only." said "We don't come for the game." different people responsible for a THE REVIEW /Maximillian Gretsch While Blue Hen spread end Dan Cooper was catching passes in the Many students said if they go into the differau JX>Ition of the tailgrue. stadium Saturday against Richmond, outside hundreds tailgateed. NEED A COURSE? LINGU.ISTICS rc~hr~StJ'~A~~~r. ~~~~~] Has Spring 1994 courses to fulfill I l Tann~na Salon i MULTICULTURAL and Arts & Science Group A, C, and D Requirements FOR ALL YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS For more information, call 831-6806 Hair • Nails • Tanning • Waxing 8 Wolff System Tanning Beds LING 101- Introduction to Linguistics LING 102- Language, Mind, and Society [x(ellent Location - Plenty of Parking Fulfills Multicultural and Arts & Science Group C TR 11-12:15 (Social Science) Requirements. 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Fill it out and '\. ; ' tics of languages, dialects, and individuals can differ. and how they should be written, different types of ciictionar­ ; send it to the RSA Office (Rm. 211, Student ; Center) or to an RSA meeting with your rep. ' Emphasis is on the measurement and interpretation of ies, their place in civilization yesterday and today, and the ; '~ ; If your nomination produces November's "1' speech events, with computer laboratory projects. dictionary of the future. .... ; winner, you and your RA will win prizes! ~ '~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l\6 • THE REVIEW. November 16, 1993 bh Boy! Field hockey says 'Oh no! ' Question & Answer continued from page A4 with that period. It was a pivotal "Field hockey is field hockey one Doug Hemmer said he was suiting pan of our history. Newark High's Doug Hemmer is way or another," she added. "He is up for a game when Knox, who didn't private collections of people who Review: How much does a more at risk [as goalie] than the other know about the decision until just collect objects from that era. We complete civil war uniform cost? kept away from his favorite sport. players." before the game, sat him dOwn to tell get our products to reproduce and Sunny: We sell belt buckles and Knox, who originally allowed him. buttons that can cost anywhere BY MARGARET HUGHES Donald Hemmer disagreed. saying, manufacture from museum Doug Hemmer to be a part of the "It was a nasty move," Frieman from $10 to $50 each. A complete SUffRepotrer "Allegations that a boy poses a safety collections as well. team, said the students' forced said. "I have no idea where they got uniform can cost anywhere from No boys allowed was the verdict threat to the girls doesn't lit. My son Review: How did you get your withdrawal was an unprofessional the audacity to do this ." stan in Hollywood and the movie­ S89 to S500. handed down Tuesday by the is 5 feet 10 inches tall and 140 decision made by the officials. The decision was made shortly making business? Review: How does the costume Christina School Board regarding the poWlds. Donald Hemmer said he attended after Newark's game against William · Sunny: We first got started in store do compared tQ the civil war Newark High School field hockey "There are girls on the team who Tuesday's regularly scheduled board Penn Oct. 15. "Glory" and when people saw the shop? team, school officials said. are bigger than he is," he said. "Field meeting "to voice my displeasure Doug Hemmer started as varsity Sunny: The costume store only · A Newark High School junior, hockey is a non-contact sport, and good and accurate job we did for with the way the administration was goalie because the regular goalies had seems to do business during Doug Hemmer, was kicked off the Doug played the position of goalie, them, the phone calls started running their affairs." missed the previous practice, Knox coming in. If you do a good job in Halloween, Easter and Christmas ptherwise all girls junior varsity field who is not allowed to touch other The administration, he said, was said. the business you are in, people times, so business is not as good hockey team because he is male, players." "creating policy without being "I didn'tlet a single goal [score] in will tell other people and before as the civil war market. Ponald Hemmer, the student's father, According to assistant coach of the properly informed." the entire ftrst half," Hemmer said. you know it, you are successful. Review: What kind of people do said. team, Jane Frieman (AS SR), the He said he received no warning Frieman said that after the game, Review: Why do you think people you find interested in this type of Before the season staned, school front page of the rule book states: that his son's participation on the William Penn's coach, Roe Bianchini officials gave their permission for "For boys and girls competition." are so interested in the Civil War business? team would cause a problem and was "lifted her hands and wouldn't shake Sunny: Well you don't run into poug Hemmer to participate on the Because Doug Hemmer loves ice and that time frame? told by the high school's principal Doug's hand," while other William many crabby people who want to team because of the absence of a hockey, he said he wanted to give Sunny: Well, I like social history, that it was not an issue because there Penn players followed her example. rent Santa Claus costumes. I think gender rule in the official school rule field hockey a try. Since there was no and my husband likes the war was no policy for or against it. "It was horrible and completely aspect of history. it is so much fun, and I couldn't book, Head Coach Kam Knox said. boy's team available, he joined the "[Doug Hemmer's removal from unsponmanlike like," she said. imagine doing anything else. And However, parents and other girl's team, his mother, Jean Hemmer, I am interested in learning the team] was like a bolt out of the Both Knox and Frieman were besides, my daughter. Katie (7) coaches complained that a boy on the said. about the women and children, blue," his father said. "We weren't disappointed by the administration' s will always have a great show and ieam posed a threat to the girls, John "Doug earned his spot on the team where they lived and worked. I even informed they were discussing decision and continue to stand by think people are really fascinated tell. Holland, Newark High' s athletic and the rules are the same for boys it." Hemmer. director, said. and girls," Knox said. Provost search begins

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Sponsored by Housing and Residence Life, Center for Economic Education, and the Russian House Community ovember 16, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A7. New car saves Chrysler jobs UD students receive less Tuesday morning. Cordell disagrees, however, The Concorde Don Cordell, president of United saying the treaty will not affect sales Auto Workers Local 1183, said: or production of Chrysler rides smooth! y, "This means job security. If we automobiles manufactured in money than others in state .-. hadn't received the Concorde, we Newark. has power would have dropped to one shift." "Those people just don't make BY IAN NELSON receives the least amount of funds The un iversi ty realizes and is Cordell added with the the money to afford one of our Starr ~porrer is because it receive large amounts being "very sympathetic" with the production increase, the plant will cars," he said. Delaware State University of money from private sources, state's financial problems, Rylee windows and maintain its current work force of Eaton would not give a precise (DclStatc) and Delaware Corrozi said . sa id, but when more funds arc 3,700 employees until at least 1996. figure on the amount of investment Technical and Community "It is a historic fact for man y made available, the university keeps 2,000 The Concorde joins the Dodge dollars that will be involved in the College [DeiTcch] both annually years," said President David P. hopes they will be distributed Intrepid in the large passenger car Newark plant, but said, "The receive between S 1,000 to $4,000 Roselle, that the university more equitably. employees. series manufactured in Newark. investment will go in very quickly ." more in state funding per student receives the least state funding . Twice a year the university "We're giving Newark the Jerry Emerson, an employee for than the University of Delaware. This is "very hard to rationalize," makes proposals to the state BY JIMMY MILLER 720 SUIFIII!porrer capability of manufacturing the Newark plant, said "I think DeiTech receives $5,408 for he said . requesting money, Rylee said. lntrepids and Concordes a day, up everyone here knew there was a The Chrysler Corp. will save each full-time equivalent (FTE) In order for the university to be The university makes its first from the 360 lntrepids it now builds potential to be laid off." student, compared to DelState's treated fairly, Roselle feels that proposal to the .5ovemor's office about 1,800 jobs at its Newark plant daily," Eaton said. He added that if layoffs had FTE, who receives $8,656. The the "maner needs to be discussed in November, as it did last week. when production on the Concorde However, he said he believes the occurred, "it wouldn't have just automobile begins there this University of Delaware's full-time in an open way with some Another proposal, which includes success of this production increase affected us, but the whole undergraduate receives $4,428, movement toward an equitable input from the governor, is made in summer, a Chrysler official said. will depend largely on the passage community ." Newark Plant Manager James said John F. Corrozi, executive solution." "Right now we're not June to the Joint Finance Commiuec. of the North American Free Trade The Newark plant is one of the director for the Delaware Higher treated equitably with state The appropriations the Wolfe said without the addition of Agreement (NAFT A). most complex plants in the nation the Concorde almost 2,000 Education Commission. funds," said carol Rylee, director university receives from the state If NAFT A is passed, Eaton said, because it produces three different According to Corrozi, state for the budget office. is broken down into two employees could have been laid off Chrysler will be able to export series of cars, Wolfe said. by August, which was when appropriations are determined by According to Rylee, a look at categories, an operating budget thousands of lntrepids and In addition to the large passenger history, tuition costs of each the history of appropriations by and a capital budget for things Chrysler was scheduled to end the Concordes to Mexico. car series, the Newark Chrysler plant's production of the Dodge school and the amount of private the state shows the percentage such as erecting buildings, Bert "NAFT A tears down the trade plant manufactures the Plymouth endowments reviewed by each increase of funds given to the Scoglietti, executive assistant for Spirit and Plymouth Acclaim. barriers which make it close to Acclaim, Dodge Spirit, Lebaron The production increase was school. university has been less than that the budget office of Delaware, impossible for us to send vehicles to Sedan and is the only plant in the The main reason the university of other schools. said. announced by Chrysler Chairman Mexico - the second fastest United States that makes the and Chief Executive Officer Robert growing auto market in the world." Lebaron Convertible. J. Eaton at a meeting with workers JOB OPPORTUNITIES "ATTENTION" FEDERAL PERKINS/NDSL/ FOR YOU NURSING WORK PART TIME FLEXffiLE HOURS THAT ACCOMMODATES YOUR LOAN RECIPIENTS SCHEDULE WITH THE CUSTODIAL DIVISION OF THE PLANT OPERATIONS DEPART:MENT. If you will not be returning to the University of Delaware for the spring semester, you are required to CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: attend an Exit Interview between December 3rd and 9th, 1993. If you have no.t been contacted regarding the dates and times of the December Exit MAKE EXTRA MONEY: $5.60 PER HOUR Interview meetings, please contact the Student Loan Office, 220B Hullihen Hall, Phone 831,2109/8184. LEARN A NEW SKILL! .~ For further information, please call Marty Quirk, Custodial Services Office 831 - 8469, Note: Stafford Loan Recipients must attend a Monday-Friday-8:00a.m.- 4:30p.m. separate meeting conducted by the Financial Aid ~ AN EQUAL OPPORfUNITY/ AFFIRMXIlVE ACTION EMPWYER Office , Call 831,8770/ Stafford Loan Office fo~ ~ dates and times.

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MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF DELA"WARE CHRISTIANA HOSPITAL November 16, 1993 • THE REVIEW • A9 Sexual harassment's proof not necessarily psychological B'(OEBWO!f important to realize that it isn't always SUSF£11.Sion from the urtiversity. said, "aro it's r.robably not~ OOd on our By not putting the emphasis on the Psychological Associatioo show that at 5G8~ men l'lalmsing wcrnen- sometimes it's Informal grievances should be taken to campus because we do a lot to educa!e damage, it focuses on the harassment least half of all working women nave The Supreme Court unanimously the OOier way arourd. the Office of Women's Affairs, or the - workshops, New Student Orientation itself, Saenson said. "Every time there is been harassed because of their sell at voced Nov. 10 that wolkers do rot have "The fact that it's unanimous is Dean of Students Office. The formal JliCkCts aOO pamphlets." a ruling about sexual harassment, it some time during their careers. to prove psychological damage from tenific because no one opposed it­ grievance procedure is available in the Both increased education and raises awareness. Women will be "This decision shows that there is sexual harassment, or that it impaired especially after the Clarence Thomas Morris Library aro the Dean of Students publicity of the issue have increased encouraged to come forward now judicial approval 31 the Supreme Court their wak JXrlormance. issue," Green said. 'This decision is Office. awareness about this illegal form of because now they don't need to prove level, and this may spin off into new The decision, led by Justice Sandra saying emugh is enough." Liane Sorenson, director for the discriminatioo. psychological injury." laws that you can be jailed fer," said Eric Day O'Conner, reflects the Jrolllinerxe Assistant Dean of Students Nancy Ofrice of Women's Affairs and "Women everywhere are fighting an Screnson stressed the impcrt.ance of Rise, assistant professor for criminal the issue of sexual harassment has Geist said the urtiversity has not revised executi ve director of the Commission on uphill battle because old habits are hard this because she said people from a justice. gained in the country, and even here m its cwrent policy because the dccisioo is the Status of Women, said, "We take to break," Univers ity Women 's Oubex­ background of sexual or emotimal abuse "It is possible that in the future, sexual campus. so recent, but the current procedures, complaints very seriously, while at the president Jearme Daniels added. 'The react differently than people of a more harassment will become less of a civil 1'rocy Green (BE JR), public relalials which can be found in the Student same time protecting the due process Supreme Court decision affects stable mental frame of mind, and question and more of a criminal case, chair of the Sexual Offense Support Harxlbook, staleS that harassment om be rights of the pcrsoo accused." everyone, so I think it's good that poople therefore wiU show different symptoms and this issue of psychological proof Group. (S.O.S.) which COUilicls victims by either a peer er an authority figure to a "I think that sexual harassment is a can no longer get away with sexual of their ttauma. may be revisi ted because criminal of sexual offenses on campus. said. "It's person of either sex, and could 11!00 to problem on every campus," Sorenson harassment." Studies by the American prosecution requires more evidence."

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BY lENNI FER FRANKS Herdoon said Jewish and Arab negotiations had to be kept secret "People really don 't know the facts ." peace accord between the PLO and different cultures would be 51~11£potfl'r groups on her campus are using this because there is always the risk of One possible solution is the Israel is an example of this. incredible," Booth said, "and an · Students from different national opportunity to stress cultural activities one-upmanship between nations if establishment of a positive Jewish "The caller was saying that Jews incredible boon for the Arab campuses expressed their emotions between the groups, rather than to discussions arc handled in public, she identity, Booth said . Young Jewish will come out for a Holocaust countries because their tourism al)out the recent agreement between focus on political issues. said. leaders must maintain their identity. program or when Israel is threatened, would go up." the Palestinian Liberation Seventy to 75 percent of the Israelis The panel served as a reflection of Too often, he said, Jewish but not for positive things about Shaire, a former member of the Organization (PLO) and Israel agree to the settlement, Ante! said, as student reactions on campuses across organizations only get together dwing Jewish life and Jewish culture," Booth Arab-American Student Association, Thursday night in a tele-conference well as the majority of Palestinians. the country. negative events. said. said he was optimistic about peace broadcast via satellite from New York Although the Palestinian Although one caller said, "You still One example of this is DIPAC, The possibility of an agreement because the agreement has begun a City. population is not unified, which can't trust an Arab," many other Booth said, which was formed during between Israel and Jordan or Syria is 360-degrec move from hatred to About 12 students panicipated in causes some concern for the Israeli students said they hoped for lasting the Persian Gulf War. further cause for excitement. cooperation and understanding. the call-in debate at Studio A in government, she said, "We have to peace between the waring nations. People need to come out for "To act ually be able to go across "It is the best thing that has ever Newark Hall. The university was one stan somewhere. Jacobson ellprcsscd the need to positive celebrations, he said, and the the borders and explore all these happened in the Middle-East." o(approximately sill schools that "We have to try and make this educate the public, including the called with comments and questions world a world of hope." media. a~ut the PLO agreement. Ante! also said Israel needs the There is a sense of disinterest at the WALK TO U OF D -The reactions stemming from the support of the United States, although University of Delaware, said a agreement covered a variety of they would like to continue further member of the Delaware Israel different feelings and opinions. negotiations on their own . The Political Action Committee (DIPAC) . "Richard Joel, international director PARK PLACE APARTMENTS of: Hillel, met face to face with the CQr1sul General of Israel, Ambassador Celene Ante!, in New York city to ·Wall to Wall Carpet •Air Conditioned di$Cuss the controversy surrounding •Heat and Hot Water Included the agreement. ·.Also fielding questions from callers debate •Newly Renovated Hallways and Laundry Rooms were Kenneth Jacobson, director of Abortion •Quiet Areas Available by Request the Anti-Defamation League, and a siudent from Columbia University. •Ideal for Students · Rabbi Stephen Booth, university director of Hillel, and George Shaire, Students For Life and a university graduate student, called and spoke to the panel about how Student Coalition for Choice ONE, TWO BEDROOM, AND TWO BEDROOM WITH DEN America can help support the agreement. 9 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE

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Tuesday November 16, 1993 PageA12 NAFTA is key to future NAFTA- the North American better for Mexican buyers and Free Trade Agreement, after months, American producers. weeks and days of heated debate will Voula Stout, the personnel have its ultimate fate determined administration supervisor of th.e tomorrow. Newark Chrysler plant has said if The battle over NAFT A has been NAFTA was approved, by the year converted from an economic 2000, the auto industry can expect discussion on America's best interests about a 100 percent jump in sales, to a personal war last week on Larry because of the lack of a 20 percent King Live between Vice-President tariff that is now being added to each Albert Gore, with his legion of pro­ American car sold in Mexico. NAFTAns and Ross Perot, with his Similarly, according to Stout, United We Stand group aimed at Chrysler Chairman of the Board Bob defeating NAFT A. Eaton has intimated if N AFT A was not Because of all the media attention it passed, Chrysler would be forced to has received, NAFTA's importance on build more plants in Mexico. the American mindset has grown NAFT A has other beneficial effects. enormously, without one clear opinion For example, aside from removing outweighing the other. border tariffs that govern and protect The bottom line: NAFT A is good the products from each of the three for the United States. countries, NAFT A will enable the , In fact, the United States would be United States and Canada to monitor Changing internalfy .can ease racism , hurt more if Congress does not vote and help in regulating Mexico's NAFfA in favor tomorrow. environmental standards, which are It was one of those Review meetings with racial reconciliation tells whites who 1 which goes on forever. Almost everyone had 1 The most important, or perhaps quite lax at the moment. ask that they'll know they're dealing with - prime reason for the passage of Also, NAFT A will improve work some kind of opinion. Commentary the race issue when they "begin to feel ~ NAFTA, of course, would be the conditions in Mexico by forcing The topic: race relations on campus. To uncomfortable." ' removal of border tariffs. certain standards to rise. anyone who's been here more than a year or By Rich Uncomfortable. In Los Angeles, in The elimination of·these tariffs will If NAFTA is not approved, other two, a perennial issue which refuses to go Campbell Baltimore, in Newark, Delaware. cause the economy to increase and countries or trading blocs, such as away. I don't pretend to have any easy answers. improve in each of the three countries. Japan and the European Community, Why should it? Race relations have Personally, I believe God's love is necessary This is so because, if a product is would then court Mexico in order to hardly calmed down in America as a whole; to overcome the legacy of American racism. exported from the United States and gain another economic ally. how can we expect Newark to be much urban environments with more race mixing, But I don't say that as a pat answer to sent to Mexico, it enters Mexico with a Mexico's lower environmental and different? some from suburban or rural areas with even encourage apathy. Non-believers have often varying tax percent, obviously driving working class standards are appealing Almost everyone believes racism is bad. less integration than Newark. shamed people of faith in their willingness up the cost of American imports. to multinational corporations and other But blacks and whites in general have vastly There seems to be an air of susoicion and to deal with the racial issue. The increase in cost, subsequently, countries who know they can seize the different views as to exactly how much of it mistrust around here, not onl.y in race Writer Andres Tapia COlli pal t:S harms the ability of the goods to be opportunity to have exclusive rights to is left. relations but in many areas. black/white relations to an estranged couple. sold, because of Mexico's low a growing Mexico economy. Today we face deep political and Making a concerted effort to overcome is In marriage counseling a spouse first needs standard of living. The United States would be quite ideological divisions concerning how to the only solution. This doesn't mean, of to sit and listen. Dialogue is important, as is By eliminating the tariff, more wrong to neglect and not accept even approach racial issues . Yes, almost course, that roses will bloom and peace will commitment to meet and work through the Mexican people would accessible to NAFT A. The agreement is the key to a everyone agrees racism is bad . From there, come for a thousand years. But it could start issues American imports, thus more imports changing world, from political to race becomes lost amid the swirling tides a slow revolution which will blossom in the But it will not easily go away . would be bought, which, of course, is economical. and undertows of contemporary American years to come. So what can help here at the University of fragmentation. Let ' s get practical. A lot of us have Delaware? On the liberal side, race is linked with stories of how we tried to reach out to a Many criticize the Diversity events on gender and sexual orientation. Racial black person and weren't well-received, got campus. While I may not agree with all the oppression becomes part of the PC pantheon the cold shoulder, etc. Or we think, "How ideology represented by the national of"isms" perpetuated by white males. long will they hold a grudge?" Or we think diversity movement, at least they're doing Conservatives react against this linkage, African-Americans should take more of a something. Review's policy for guest columnists and against some of the more defiant, angry lead in solving their own problems. The university administration can't do it voices within the African-American Unfonunately, this smacks of not looking all. Look at the federal government. It can community. Tht Review welcomes guest editorial columns from students and other members of hard and long enough at ourselves, or legislate and enforce civil rights laws all it 'the university community. But beyond ideology lies an even deeper listening hard and long enough to our wants, but at best this changes outward Columns should be 750 words in length and be relevant to the affairs of the problem: all too many whites feel race A(rican-American brothers and sisters. behavior. It's our hearts that need to change, ·university, the nation or the world. relations is not their problem. They say In other words, generally speaking, our attitudes. things like, "OK, we've apologized for If interested, call Jason Sean Garber, Jeff Pearlman or Adrienne Mand at 831-2774 . whites have been very good at seeing the What can be done? believe slavery, that was 130 years ago. We've speck in their black brothers' and sisters' predominantly white student groups should passed laws. What more do you want?" eyes and not seeing the log in their own. take the lead in bridging the gap. Reach out, Unless there is one among us secretly Yes, there are exceptions. Yes, sometimes make a change. Hold joint events with BSU, alive from the last century, yes, none of us black people can be rude and give the cold and attend them. Editorial Staff are responsible for slavery. shoulder. Just like us. After all, Martin One Review staffer said when a large But given the historic role of many whites Luther King Jr. said he fought for an mostly white student group had a joint event jason Sean Garber, editorial ed itor/columnist Jeff Pearlman, editor in chief/ columnist in perpetuating discrimination, I believe race America where a person was judged by the with the Black Student Union, only two Rich Campbell, columnist Greg Orlando, columnist relations is our problem. content of his/her character, not by the color people showed up. :cary Geise, columnist john Ottinger, cartoonist And, yes, I think we should take the lead of his/her skin. (In other words, if someone's This can change, but only if you make it ·Brian Hickey, columnist jason N. Smith, columnist in trying to straighten out the mess. being a jerk, it's not because they're white happen. :uz Lardaro, columnist Rob Wherry, columnist How does this apply to the university? or black.) :J. Matthew O' Donnell, columnist Alyson Zamkoff, columnist After all, we have come from vastly No it's not easy, for me, for you, for Rich Campbell is an editorial columnist of different backgrounds. Some come from anyone. White writer Chris Rice who works The Review. N.Ir. Toad's Wild Ride was better The realities of prejudice kind of nostalgia for the old hotspot has two different days." "lands": pre-nuclear devastation make me any less proud of my same common sense as I have. Commentary Now I see, they want to get and post-nuclear devastation. religion. Oddly, I consider myself back to the time of spies, But be careful of the 140,000 Commentary When someone makes lucky because as far as I know, By Brian rationed food, the inability to wax models strewn across the sweeping generalizations, and I haven't been beaten up, Hickey speak their minds and the other ground in post-nuclear By Stacey tries to tell me that I'm just an denied a job or fired because I perks associated with living in devastation land. Bernstein exception to the rule, I was a "Jew girl." a totalitarian dictatorship. If those new and exciting disagree. I've been called a kike, but Upon entrance to the park, ideas don't tickle your fancy, I've gone to Hebrew school, he swore he didn't mean it. I and I guess I was absent on the have been told by my friends Here is an idea for a fun new visitors would have to sign check out the new "Trail of day they gave out the big that I'm being too sensitive. amusement park. We'll call it forms promising to obey the Tears" exhibit at Native When I first came to the l-lri1nt"!lnct 1 ~nrt park's rules. American World. University of Delaware, I was noses. Lucky for me, huh? But after a while, it's hard to ;\t Holocaust Land, you will They will not be able to leave Here, guests are warmly so excited to l!et awav from the Seriously, it makes me ignore such ignorant be ·able to see videos of Hitler's the camp at anytime during the invited to join the march which sheltered life I had known. wonder where people get this comments. s p~eches, be squeezed into time they previously committed will eventually· corral you into a I wanted to meet new idea of what a Jewish person is This prejudice is not limited living quarters designed for five to their stay. very, very small reservation. people, make new friends, supposed to be like. I really to religion. pe¢ple, with 100 other tourists. East German propaganda will Sounds quite appealing, drink a lot of beer, not gain the would like to meet the brain I know an African- Oh, and if you are willing to be strewn in the streets of the doesn ' t it? freshman 15, and if there was child spreading this irrational American's average diet does pefsevere the three-hour line, city, and the only autos allowed Is it just me, or are these low time , I wanted to gain an rumor and teach them a thing not consist of watermelon and you will be able to stand in an on these streets will have to be points in world history not education. or two. fried chicken. It's sweeping au(hentic, once fully operative made in the country. something to be joked about? Now that I'm a junior, I She's such a JAP! generalizations like this that gas chamber, where thousands When you go into a store to Would a German who was think I ' ve completed most of Really? And what are the cause racism. were mercilessly tortured then purchase souvenirs, the clerks terrorized by a totalitarian those goals. However, while in classifications of being a JAP? We are a diverse university killed. will be rude and unhelpful. government find anything my pursuit of the perfect Designer clothes, long nai Is, a that supposedly respects Sounds like fun , doesn't it? If the weather is not entertaining about reverting to college life, I've learned some whiny voice and an attitude. different cultures. No, it so unds absolutely conducive to strolling down the these nightmares? thing s that I had never I can name more than my But each racial inc ident, no disg us ting, but in East streets of east Germany world, Some German officials have expected. share of Jewish-American matter how small, makes that Germany , some social deviant you would be more than been quoted as saying the idea I don'l know when it first Princesses who aren't Jewish. statement more and more of a has decided that he wants to welcome to view anti­ is "absolute idiocy ," and it began, but it slowly dawned on Granted, I believe some act lie. open a somewhat similar theme democracy propaganda on a could become a rallying point me that th is university is full of like prima donnas, but it is not With the Ku Klux Klan's park. specially made (in the Soviet for Stalinists still left over from prejudiced and ignorant people. necessary to label only one biggest U.S . chapter only a Walt Di sney, he is not. bloc of course) closed-circuit their fallen regimes. It 's not that they are stupid, group when there are just as hop, skip and jump away, it's "f his man wants to open a TV. Tragedies are not to be they arc just plain prejudiced. many throughout our entire no wonder there is such a park to show everyone what it Once this masterpiece of turned into theme parks , and You're Jewish? That's funny, culture. 'degree of ignorant prejudice on was like to live in east Germany ingenuity is put into action, people who think of this you don' I look Jewish. I also don't fit in with the campus. One would think bef.ore the wall s came down. could more new and exciting seriously are severely deranged. Just about every person who JAP stereotype, but it seems as college students know better Thi s park, if successful, will theme parks be next? The world does not need to 1 have met here has asked me if people are happy that I don't than to make sweeping be built on a plot once used to Supposedly, several other be re~inded of these past that infamous question. seem Jewish. generalizations. tra[n soldiers. Does this sound entrepreneurs are working on atroCities . Usually after this statement, Jews are all cheap. I'm not, by any stretch of the at all pecu liar to any one else? this very minute. It seems odd that four years there comes a dreaded silence I can dispel this myth single­ imagination, calling everyone a r;:rank Georgi, brainchild of Welcome to Three Mile after the wall s have fallen which seems to last an eternity. handedly, too. I won't mention racist, but I am saying think this idea., cites a growing Island gardens. someone thinks people year~ You can see it in their face, any names, but I know quite a twice about what you say. de~ire o f nosta lgia that is Some of the attractions here for the past. they are thinking, God, I feel few people who are stingy. I've tried to desensitize sweeping over east Germany are several fully operative If this is the case, we have a stupid. They won't spend the extra myself from these comments. 1 for. the past. nuclear power generators, ~arge group of people who are And I believe they are few dollars to get a higher just look at them and say, "It's I ci te G eorgi los ing touch which you are allowed to go m need psychological help. perfectly justified in feeling quality beer than Natural Light. OK," but they know, if they wi th reality minute by minute. into and play with the People do not want East stupid. Take a minute to think Listen, we are all in the same take one look into my Jewish "Most people in West controllers. Germany land, and Mr. Georgi about what you say before boat, poor college students. eyes, what I'm really thinking. German y and other countries Just make sure you don't hit should be put in a room with blurting out a comment like I always th'ought my parents Sometimes I feel as if it's never knew what life was like the big, red danger button on padded walls for a while. that. It makes the worst first were crazy when they said pointless to say something they for,us, and thi s wi ll be a chance the left side of the panel. Maybe he will call it Psycho­ impression I can fathom there are a lot of anti-semitic should already know. for us to sec," Georgi said. If death and devastation are world. besides, /ley honey, wanna get people in the world. ·:Also, people who lived here your pleasure, welcome to Six lucky tonighl? I naturally assumed because Stacey Bernstein is an [East GermanyJ don't want to Flag's new Hiroshima Brian Hickey's editorial I admit I am not very I knew these myths were not administrative news editor of lose con tac t with the las t 40 Adventure. columns appear Tuesdays in religious, but that does not fact, that others would have the The Review. years of their lives. They feel a This soon-to-be tourist The Review. November 16, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A 13 Vice President Gore kicks gorilla dust, America falls for it?

Spanish hopes for an assault on the English last week, the facts about NAFTA? Taiwan, right? There's cheaper labor in poorer sections of the country. We can't mainland were deslmyed. ri1St, some background ... Taiwan, right? But the price of shoes slays the afford to give up our JX'oductioo capacity. Commentary Nov. 9, 1993: Gore vs. Perot, Larry King •Me1tico is a nation of 45 million people. sarnc,doesn'tit? Hmmm. The Mexicans lose. Live. •Me1tico re(X'e5el1ts 4 percent of the Nonh Can you say "profit?" President Salinas admits that corruption is By jason The well-rehea1W evening 1100 arrived. American market. Workers lose. rampant in Mexico. He admits that Mexican Nathaniel Bill Clinton knew that a factual exchange •Me1tico purcha

another opinion What other newspapers are saying Integration never. occurred. A study policies contrarY to their true beliefs and tolerance on cam~ will decrease conducted during the years of 1953 and and feelings. However, fear and the overall tension. 1963 on two different college resulting appeasement are not the only The second phase of the program On marital rape .•. problem of sexual harassment: established. campuses, Phillip G. Zambardo found issues. includes the gradual phasin~ out of all Treat workers male and female "·.. . In Ne Jersey, the alike, with dignity and respect." Democratic State Committee has there was a racial distinction between Another reason for poor campus things equal but separate. " ... I feel strongly that the seating of individuals at dining social relations can be considered a Administrators cannot control -The Philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. asked U.S. District Judge removing the defense in rape cases 12, 1993 Dickinson Debevoise to authorize cables. Black and white students had common flaw of all people - voluncary segregation. but they should that the "individuals were sectioos of cables where they primarily conveniency. Administrative positions not encourage it. They must not give quizzing Mr. Rollins under oath. In married" creates a greater 1981 , Judge Debevoise issued a sat and kept to themselves. College are widely known to require a great fmancial or verbal support to racially opportunity for abuse of the law. On female genitalia amount of time and effort. Dealing separate school entities such as dances, torture •.• court order banning Republican campuses and society have moved "Marital rape laws tricks after the party sent gun­ from a policy of mandatory to with racial problems ina head-on yearbooks, newspapers, classes, should protect victims, but toting , off-duty police to inner-city voluntary segregation. Most signs fashion requires a great investment of oriencations or the like. We believe unfortunately, the laws can be used " On Oct. 7, H.R. 3247 polling places with threatening indicate college administrators have time and effort, which many are not diversity education will aid in this as the basis of retaliation in an was ·introduced, almost unnoticed, · voterfraud warnings been faced with this problem for many willing to make. process of phasing out - the more unhappy marriage, divorce in the House of Representatives. It "This activity, called years, but have only recently openly We have researched the racial crisis comfortable races feel with each other, proceedings or child custody case. is the first Congressional bill to 'ballot security' by the identified it as a problem. found on college campuses and the more likely they will want to be "In its zest to find deal with the most widespread Republicans, was intended to hold Unfortunately,1 after so many years, this propose a two-stage hierarchical together. solutions for every injustice, existing violation of human rights down the black vote. The payoffs When the issue of comfort is raised government often creates even in the world. alleged by Mr . Rollins had the problem has evolved into a crisis. program to relieve racial tension and greater il'l£quities. We suggest administrators have not put an end to the prevalence of racial . concerning the need of black students " The bill forbids same apparent intent. Would that a "At some point, spouses operativns to mutilate female represent a violation of the 1981 necessarily ignored the growing race segregation on campus. Adminisrrators to separate, one rational conclusion must be responsible for gelling out must be stated. This need irtherently genitalia, a torture commilled court order? That's a clear reason relatioos problem, but that they have will have to face their fears and should of abusive situations . ... " against millions of women abroad. made great efforts to avoid it through expect protest. In additiort, the entire assumes discomfon in the presence of to establish the facts under oath, -Woody Allen, slate Some have already taken place in despite Mrs. Whitman's insistence appeasement. By appeasement, we program must be slowly introduced white students. Once again, a quality representative in the Kentucky the U.S . diversity education has the ability to that no payments were made. mean administrators have created and implemented. h. would not be House of Representatives, The " .. . The bill is needed. " .. . These legal questions policies lhat were not always warranted extraordinary to implement it over a minimalize discomfort in terms of USA Today, Nov. 15, 1993 But it cannot prevent the millions must now be explored , and in principle, with the hopes of period of eight or more years. · racial acceplar!CC. of mutilations commilled every authorities must continue to press preventing conflict. riTSt and foremost, we see the need While we wish to end racially On sexual harassment .•• year against small girls, leaving their investigations to determine The reasons behind this for mandatory diversity education. separate collegiate fWJctions, our plan them in lifelong pain and sexual what really happe11£d. " appeasement reveal a prevalent attitude Knowledge breeds acceptance and does not eliminate support systems for " Fortunately for the deprivation and making them more -The New York Times, Nov . 14, of administrators concerning race tolerance. We believe diversity black students. University run support integrity of the American vulnerable to disease, infection 1993 relations on campus. First, there has education must be a required, semester systems acknowledge at this point in wor/cplace, the U.S. Supreme Court and early death. been an effort to do what is deemed long course for all college freshmen . time, minority needs differ from the this week broadened the legal " ... Female mutilation is "the right thing"- morally, socially Few academic courses can compare to majority and should be served. definition of sexual harassment. In decreed by no religion. But it is On NAFTA ... the potential benefits of a well-run Society is far too nebulous to try and a unanimous decision, Justice passed on, generation to and educationally. We argue doing the generation, and enforced by right thing in the name of civil rights is diversity education program. And with influence concerning racial relation. Sandra Day O'Connor defined " We strongly support unlawful harassment as creating a custom and religion. Eighty a facade. We believe administrators the collegiate goal of the full and College campuses, however, are as million women now alive are its the adoption of the North have primarily been running scared balanced student in mind, no courses societies apart and separate from the work environment that a American Free Trade Agreement, reasonable person would find victims. from racial issues for the past several can rival in developmental importance. real world. They are tangible, and well "The chief instrument of because trade liberalization within the reach of those who would 'hostile or abusive.' Just because a promotes the growth of real decades; their genuine motivation A solid diversity program will also lead worker is strong enough to enforcement is not the knife or stemming' from the fears of being to increases in minority student like to improve upon it. Perhaps this is razor. it is the belief drilled into income in all countries. It also withstand that kind of abuse, the weakens the influence of domestic branded racist, and of protest. enrollments and retention, positively the best way to affect change in society. justice implied, doesn't mean that women that their genitalia and Administrators place a great deal of impacting any institution financially their sexual desires are inherently pressure for restrictive tariffs and something illegal didn't occur. quotas, which seek to insulate impo~tan~,;e on maintaining tranquility and politically. It will also ease Rich Horowitz and Margaret Tuck disgusting. For girls to be " ... The court toolc a local groups from world market on campus. In their quest for administrator's jobs in the long run. for College Counseling and Student common-sense approach to an marriageable, the genitalia must Personnel Administration Program be controlled - by culling, influences. tranquility, adminisrrators often create the gradual shift into racial acceptance .issue that has been tugging at the " ... The proposition that American consciousness for excision and other mutilations. " .. .Judged against its massive reductions in overall several years. Those naysayers employment will occur in the who cry that it will only encourage reach and hideousness, no other existing violation of human United States if NAFTA is enacted meritless claims overlook the fact is based on a popular fallacy. Both that it is frustratingly hard to bring decency has received so little government and journalistic imports and exports from the a sexual harassment case to United States will increase. There fruition. Just ask Teresa Harris­ attention. But not everybody has been silent .... " will be employment grQWth in some who first filed in I987 and now has industries and declil'l£s in others. won the right to have her case -A.M. Rosenthal, The New York Times, Nov. 12, 1993 "Industries in which we heard all over again. are cost-effective (generally the "SI!xual .harassment is activities wtrh rhe highest real not about whether off·color jokes On Whitman and Rollins wages) will expand, and activities .can be told around the soda in which we are cost-ineffective machine. It's about the improper will decline . This process has use of power to hurt or denigrate always occurred and stimulates another person. " .. . /Christine Todd} Whitman's campaign manager, Ed long-run real growth . .. . " "And it's about civility, -Bertram F. Levin, The or the lack thereof. There's a Rollins, said money changed hands -then recanted. No matter which Wilmington News Journal, Nov. simple way for American 14, 1993 businesses to deal with the version is true, the facts must be etters to the editor

IRA is not okay heritage and believe Northern Ireland should the minds of the students. Although this is a themselves enough to have decent morality expect you to be proud of the company which · Rob Wherry's attitude toward the IRA's be ruled by the Irish, not the British. noble cause, I normally choose to refrain when it comes to the treatment of a fellow hires you or the product you develop. use of violence in his Nov. 9 editorial greatly However, if the people of Northern Ireland from responding. However, upon reading the human being? Of course it is important for Not all of you have the inclination to disturbed me . I too am an Irish-American decide .they do not want to be part of the Irish follow-up article "A Woman's view on women to have self-respect, but for partici pate in athletics, politics or other school Catholic but the action of "one of the more republic, they should be a self-governing women," wrillen on Tuesday, Nov . 9, I themselves, not to teach men responsibility. activities, but you can support them with _ powerful terrorist orgartizations in the world" nation and the IRA and Sinn Fein must suddenly realized women were not only take Women need to stop taking the blame for enthusiasm. are far from exciting from me , they are respect the rights of their neighbor and cease Neary 's article seriously, but they were going things which are not only out of their conrrol , Part of the blame must be directed at the · disgusting. Hciw does the murder of innocent their imperialistic actions. to defend it. The article proposed obnoxious but never should be in their conrrol, namely administrative office 'that decreed the UO - · Irish and their political wing Sinn Fein want In addition, while I originally thought Mr. actions by men are somehow justified by the actions of men. mascot should be changed to the farcical . to be taken seriously 'in negotiations for a Wherry was an intelligent writer who made · women's allowance. Whatever happened to Andrea Khoury (AS SR) " Baby Huey" chicken. Contrary to the peace plan, the violence must stop. valid points in defense of his arguments, the social responsibility? To lie and cheat is Margaret Anders (AS SR) purported reason for this change. many see it • Wherry's column insinuated the Catholics BackFlash column he authored in another wrong no matter what punishment will be as a detriment to school spirit, certainly not ali are entitled to violent actions against innocent section of the paper made me a little received for the action. To define something A search for school spirit inspiration. Do you care the traditional victims because of the years of oppression uncertain. While I am not familiar with the as wrong requires more than merely an As an alumna of the University of Fighting Blue Hen, dating back to the they have endured. One would think the sculpture/sundial that he is referring to, I assessment of the punishment. Should men 's Delaware, I am appalled at the lack of school Revolutionary War, has been replaced with a victims of generations of violence at the doubt that consists of three polls rather than actions be justified merely because they allow spirit in the students at UD. With a student cartoon chicken? I haven't noticed the West hands of the British would be more sensitive poles. Mr . Wherry,please be more careful it? Men, you have no maturity to make a body the size of this, it is unbelievable the Chester Ram being replaced by a cute little · to the pain that terrorism causes. Irish­ when you run the spell check on your decision based on something more than students cannot fill the stadium on a Saturday hornless kid with big soft eyes and a smiley Americans such as Mr. Wherry have no right columns. Polls will register as a correctly women' s consent? Keep in mind men afternoon. I recogni ze not all students are face. advocating violence in a country in which spelled word. predominate in the White House and make football fans, but there is so much more to Are you going to be remembered as the they do not have to live. Mr. Wherry does not Bridget McNulty (AS JR) our laws through Congress; they are our school spirit than a few rahs at the game. If decade of lethargic, dispassionate students? live with the constant threat of car bombings fathers and teachers. If they derive their moral you are this apathetic about your own school, Don't confuse spouting political views with because he has parked his car in the wrong Concerning women and men conscience based on what they can get away how can anyone expect you to care about real caring. Use the tools available at each · neighborhood or just because the Catholics When I first read "Defining women's with, I'd say we need to reevaluate who is in your community, your state or your counrry stage in your life to develop into a sincere, reel they are entitled to kill some British behavior" in The Review oo Friday, Nov. 5, 1 charge here. Why is it a woman's duty to when you graduate. School spirit is part of concerned citizen. School spirit is one of your citizens. I am too intensely proud of my dismissed it as another one of The Review's accept the responsibility for changing men's learning to suppon your fellow man . If you stepping stones. attempts to instigate an argument and wake abusive actions? Shouldn' t men respect have no pride in your school, how can anyone A concerned 'alu¢

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I Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Football crushes Richmond ...... B6 Movie Madness ...... 82 UD swimmers win ...... B6 Question of the Day ...... 82 Blue Bombers win easily ...... B6 "Carlita's Way" is best ...... 83 Mand on sports equality ...... B7 WVUD's Thatfest...... 83 Hockey slips over weekend .. B6 Classifieds ...... 86

Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles A Thoroughly Good Show Lonesome George and the Delaware Destroyers invade UD

BY GREG ORLANDO around wildly, play his guitar behind Ditto the left side of the Editorial Columnist his head, drop to one knee (or auditorium. another) or duck-walk ala Chuck Baseball hats and assoned other "Buh-buh-buh-baad." Berry. goodies began to fly onstage. The George Thorogood It was simplicity done at an crowd was electrified and began to extreme volume for maximum dance. One young woman tried to George Thorogood stormed the enjoyment. In rapid succession, circumvent security and rush stage and loomed over the Bob Thorogood and his band onstage. She was tackled like a Carpenter Convocation Center sledgehammered •tery passable practice dummy. Thorogood tossed crowd. An evil grin spread across versions of Who Do You Love? water on the crowd, maybe to pump his face and dressed like he was Chuck Berry's classic No Particular them up further, maybe to cool them (entirely in black) he looked Place to Go, I Drink. Alone and One down a little. Who knows? remarkably like the fifth horseman Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. And the band played on. Bad to of the apocalypse, Acne. The Good, During Bourbon, Thorogood the Bone, Get a Haircut, Movin' On The Bad and The Ugly was, quite played the crowd like a fiddle. Over. As the night got longer, appropriately, being piped through People began to sing along and Thorogood got louder and more the auditorium speakers. Thorogood paused. "I take it some enthusiastic. The crowd began to cheer wildly; of you have heard this story before?" Until the final number, that is. Thorogood raised his arms over his he said. With over 20 years of original head, his hands balling themselves "Well you're going to hear it material, it is sad to note that into fists. He'd scored a knockout again, Motherhumpers." Thorogood and company chose to before the fist punch. "How sweet it The crowd cheered like it had just cover the rock anthem Johnny B. is," he proclaimed and launched into collectively won the lottery. Later, Goode as their final number. No Born 1o Be Bad. when Thorogood altered the song's matter how you slice it, George went The Sunday night concert was lyrics and mentioned local swings out with a whimper. Or at very least, billed as Thorogood's 20th Park Place (a stone's throw from this a dull thud. Anniversary Performance. For some, author's house) and Cleveland Still ... the years are most unkind. For Avenue, the crowd exploded like "My name is Lonesome George," others ... Aetna or St. Helens. he screamed to the audience as the "I been waitin' 20 fuckin' years (A side note here, but one might concen drew to an end. "I can't sing to get up here and I'm gonna enjoy wonder if Thorogood is capable of -I just drink with the band." it," he screamed at one point in the uttering a sentence without injecting Happy Anniversary, George. concert. . some son of profanity. The events of There was not a speck, not a hint Sunday last seem to indicate he is Oh yeah, and there was an of rust or old age on George indeed incapable of such an act.) opening band. Larry Thorogood or his 3-man Delaware Barely stopping to breathe, the McSomethingorother. He and his Destroyers. From beginning to end band raced through If You Don't three man band played some mean there was music - good and loud Star/ Drink.ing, /' m Gonna Leave. blues and generally plugged their and played with much enthusiasm. "It's a song with a social upcoming album Delta Hurricane. Neither the bassist nor the conscience," ne told the crowd. Old Larry was burdened by some saxophonist (both of whom were When it was done, he soaked in excess baggage (about fifty pounds also dressed in black) spent much the applause. "I'm glad you of it), but still managed to summon time up front, so it was up to George appreciate (add an expletive of your up guitar solos of great quality. He to keep 'em interested. choice) sophisticated lyrics." and his band played three original Thorogood took center stage and The band's next selection, The songs and an excellent cover of Born held the crowd in sway. He'd sing Sky is Crying, caused the entire right Under A Bad Sign. THE REVIEW /Runcic Tatnall for a minute or two, then step back, side of the audience to collapse in on McCray. The guy's name was George Thorogood returned to his native home for a 20th anniversary appearance, performing old leap into a guitar solo, run to one itself. Hundreds of people, en masse, Larry McCray. It's too bad he got classics and new favorites. ..J side or other and mug to the crowd. did what is known in concen circles lost under Thorogood's sizable It was quite a workout- he'd spin as "the improve." shadow.

This ain'tno party, this ain't no disco, this ain't no clowning around

arc accepted. Two years ago Raboin highly unusual program compared to University student juggles was accepted, but chose to defer hi s the other Greek God candidates' acts spot until after his graduation from of mostly playing instruments and the WJiversity. singing, he says, but the judges must school and part-time job The college's program consists of have liked the show. He won the 10 weeks of classes such as juggling, competition. BY E.!ANENE NOLAN "We started performing our own stilt walking and character Not all audiences find him funny, ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR shows together," Raboin says. "He development. Raboin says. A few years ago, while The spot! ight goes up, and has been my mentor since I started." After the course, Ringling working at a fair at Wilmington Bumbles T. Clown, dressed in Raboin says his love for the art of Brothers hand picks their own crop Airport, he had a run in a man who rainbow-striped pants, a blue and clowning grew and ten years later his from the students to serve a year did not appreciate his silly act. white striped shirt and orange high clown alias, Bumbles, has become a traveling with the show and Raboin "I was walking on my stilts, top sneakers, is ready to conjure up a part of his identity. says he would love to be one of the juggling clubs over this man, who few laughs from his audience. "Being a clown is what I am," he chosen few. looked like an old, salty World War His painted face crinkles as he says. "I have no separation in my life, "It's a hard life," he says. "But if II veteran," he says. smiles with his red lips. Both my life is my job." you love it, it's what you 've got to The crowd was laughing, because children and adults erupt in laughter His job as a clown consists of do." this man didn't notice Raboin was as Bumbles juggles three brightly about four or five shows a week, He sa ys working for Ringling standing above him. When the man colored balls while riding a six foot where one of his five entertainment Brothers does not offer much of a realized he was the butt of the joke he unicycle. Through the make-up and agents contacts jobs for him such as salary, but his independent jobs have was not thrilled, Raboin says. costume, his young, college-boy birthday parties, fairs and special paid his way through college as well "He reached up and grabbed me good looks sneak through his vibrant events. as his rent. Also, the money he made where I am not often grabbed," he clown persona. While working as "Bumbles" at from his freelance clown appearances says. "I just froze, made a goofy It all started when he was II years Macy's last year promoting a sale, bought him a car and a motorcycle. clown face and said 'Sorry, sir I am old. Senior Brian Raboin, a Raboin says he walked on six-foot He says he doesn't need any oth er not that kind of clown •." Wilmington native, wanted to polish stilts for four hours and his legs were sources of income because being a Raboin has only cancelled one his juggling skills and thought a killing him . clown, "has made me self-sufficient." show in his entire career, when he summer class held by the university "When I realized I was only half One appearance he was not paid tore ligaments in his knee while called "Clowning and Circus Skills" way Lhrough my work day, that's for was the Greek God competition skiing with a friend. He is so would be just the thing to help him . when you start to wish you had a real he entered to represent his fraternit y. dedicated, he says, because being a What the .class and his teacher job," he says. At times like that, he Zeta Beta Tau. He says thi s clown is like, "a love affair" with John Hadfield, taught him was mor~ says he just tries to keep his sense of appearance was the most unnerving him. than tossing three objects around in humor. for him because he was performing in This past summer, however, tlJere the air. Raboin says he discovered a After graduating with a history front of his peers. was one week in panicular that made new love of being funny and using degree in January of 1994, the 21- "I wasn' t sure how people would it hard for him to put on his jovial his imagination. year-old says he plans to go to the react to it," he says. clown act. At the end of the summer, all the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and His fellow fraternity brothers "My grandmother died on students in the class had to give a Bailey Clown College in Wisconsin weren't sure either, he says, and they Tuesday, my Towne Court apartment performance for each other. next spring. joked that they were going to cover burnt down on Wednesday and I had Watching this young boy do his first Clown College will be a great up the~r membership letters until they to perform Thursday," he says. goofy clown routine Raboin says, experience, he says, "because I will saw the crowd's reaction to his act. Because he lost all of his costumes Hadfield knew Raboin had a special learn everything I need to know For the competition, he rode hi s and props in the fire, he had to spark for being a clown. After his about being a Barnum and Bailey unicycle while juggling objects such borrow most of his equipment from discovery of Raboin, Hadfield took clown." as knives, bowling pins and audience fellow clown friends. THE REVIEW him under his wing, and has been He says getting admitted to the members' shoes. He finished his act However, the show must go on, he Raboin's source of encouragement college is competitive. As many as by having a volunteer smash a lemon says, "And it was one of my best Senior Brian Raboin hop~s to someday make it to Ringling Brothers over the years. 2,500 clowns audition, but only 25 meringue pie in hi s face. It was a performances ever." and Barnum and Bailey Circus. · Movie Madness November 16, 1993. THE REVIEW. 82 Discussing Shemp buzzed on NyQuil, gotta love America

The other day I was sluing at home a beuer film: The Godfather or The Movies discussed and agreed upon were have to have one, is don't worry about those uying to throw used tissues into an empty Godfather D. Darkman (the most underrated superhero), times you just sit in your apartment or dorm beer case, basically avoiding anything And sometimes I participate in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen room and watch reruns of Three Stooges resembling responsibility. Movie Madness conversations about movies and the (Robin Williams as the King of the Moon is analyzing the comic achievements of Curly I had the stereo remote in one hand and entertainment industry which involve a priceless), Sleeper (Four words: andShemp. the TV remote in the other. In other words, By Glenn Slavin deeper sense of knowledge and thought. Orgasmitron and The Orb), Toys (L.L. You are an American and this is your I was listening to Pineapple Princess off the I wa~ once watching a TV show with my Cool J was ·great) and 81 rdy (1 ust a destined lot in life. Annette Funicello box set on level 10 while friend Judd . It was interview with Brian complete bug-<>ut). And let's face it, I'd rather be a part of watching Abbott and Costello Go To Dennehy. He said he gets a lot of scripts So maybe as college students we're not this inane, superficial entertainment society Mars muted. important role in our conversational lives with Gene Hackman's fmgerprints on them. getting the education we should. than have to worry about improving anti­ Admit it; yQu, being a t)'Pical college than, say, this NAFfA thing I keep hearing Judd looked at me and said he thought Let's say for the sake of argument, there lock brakes. student, spend an inordinate amoWJt of lime about especially when I flip past CNN on they do tend to play similar roles. is a meeting of all the countries of the world And I'll sit at home, not worrying about killing imponant cranial cells and wasting my way to Comedy Central. For the rest of the night, our conversation at a softball game. .anything and watch the Star Wars trilogy in time that Japanese students use to invent America leads the world in revolved around thinking of actors who There is no doubt in my mind America succession. superconductive railroads or some kind of entertainment, and American students are could possibly play the same role. M!chael would the ones hanging out next to the And I'll do it buzzed on sweet tasting laser toaster. victims of this purely unenlightened society. Keaton and Tom Hanks, for example. kegs, selling the cups and working the NyQuil. But we, as American college students, Not that this is bad thing. Michael J. Fox and Matthew Broderick. pumps. God bless America. spend most of our time drinking bottles of The entertainment industry is a Kurt Russell and Jeff Bridges. And I'm sure while the English are NyQuil, popping Sudafed like M & Ms and wonderful topic to discuss in a drunken Another intellectually stimulating discussing poetry, the Japanese are talking Glenn Slavin is the dazed e111ertainment watching films like Ernest Needs A stupor with people who, like you, refuse to conversation I've been wimess to in my about VCRs, and the Chinese are debating editor of The Review. Movie Madness Kidney or The Three Stooges Meet The leave the Deer Park after last call. college life involves a list of movies which communism, America will no doubt be appears every other Tuesday in The Harlem Globetrotters. I often fmd myself arguing over which is are great to watch at 4 a.m. while heavily comparing AI Pacino and Roben De Niro. Review. Let's face it, movies play more of an sedated on morphine and whiskey sours. . So the point of this column, I guess if I

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Sports in Review Delaware By Adrienne Hens come back to life Mand swzmmers Hey, Bill, and crush Spiders 48-10 easily win BY MEGAN MCDERMOTI home Wake Sports Ed~or With less than a minute to go until halftime in the Richmond-Delaware matchup Saturday opener at Delaware Field, Richmond had first and Up!! goal at the Delaware nine-yard line. The Hens led 28-3, but still, with a little BY K.C. DELIMATER Staff Reporter Let me set the recad straight. momentum going into the second half, the Women, believe it or not, can be Spiders could come back. Delaware senior sports fans, regardless of their inferior Richmond quarterback Jason Gabrels backstroke/freestyle swimmer intellect when it comes to such passed to wide receiver Jason Rydalch, who Kim Castellanos, who won the complicated matters. fell on the three-yard line as he caught the 200 meter events in both I know, it's hard to occepl Especially ball. categories Saturday, hadn't seen if yoo are Phillies owner Bill Giles. On the next play, running back Jon an easy victory over Rider since See, Bill is fortunate enough to be Strashensky carried, but plowed straight into she's been at Delaware - until [l'eSidenl of an organization that is pan the defensive line for no gain. the 93-142 win this weekend at of the natimal pastime. And baseball, ~ Two bad passes to wide receiver Rod Carpenter Sports Building. Bill recently explained to local Boothes, covered by senior cornerback Scott "This is my last year, and all newscasters, is the country's favorite Acker, and the Hens made it out of the half. three previous years that we have activity because "women can "It was a good lift going into the second faced Rider it has come down to Wlderstaro it" half," Acker said. "It was something that we the last swimmer in the last FootOOll coold never replace baseOOll needed as a group." relay," Castellanos said. "This in Americans' hearts, Giles said, The Spiders staned the half with a quick year, I think the strong finish is a because some of the sport's rules and ronr.ht1own, ro come hack to 21!-1 0. hut t.hat good predictor of what we can do plays are so complex that even the was where they stayed. The Hens, on the as a team." coaches don't know what happens other hand, didn't stop, and finished with a The men's team also won during a game until they watch it on 48-10 victory. decisively and never trailed in tap!. "There were times we did actually stop the 100-137 victory. It goes without saying, therefore, that what they were trying to do," Acker said. "We The women fell behind in the women could never hope to realized we could actually shut down an first race, the 400 medley relay, comprehend such inlricacies. offense." but came back strong after that. Guess again, Bill. "I just couldn't believe our defense was "We had a good rhythm and been Having raised in a house where that bad," said Delaware Coach Tubby consistency. We definitely came the Eagles dominate dinner Raymond. "To see them play today was a together as a team," Coach John conversations until the Thursday after very warming experience - very Hayman said. the game (Friday, if they lose really heancning." Hayman said he felt the badly), football is more natural to me And Delaware's offe nse was back on track, landslide victory came not only than baseball will ever be. with 263 yards rushing and 259 passing. from the talent of the team, but I will never claim to be an expert on Junior fullback Daryl Brown .rushed for from the spirit and dedication the every player's statistics or every THE REVIEW /Maximillian Grelsch Ill yards - making him the third Hen to entire squad has developed from different type of play, but this makes me Senior defensive end Matt Morrill concentrates on his prey in Saturday's 48-10 win over rush more than 1000 yards twice in a career the new mentorship program. no less able to follow and enjoy the Richmond. - including a 25-yard touchdown run. "Pan of my job description is game than any man who watches The Hens were up 21-3 in the second to have the swimmers appreciate SponsCenter for hours on ero. BY MICHAEL LEWIS Conference). quarter, and had the ball on the Richmond 25 what they are learning from us And personally, I fmd football 10 Staff Reporter Leading the offensive.assault at first and 10. and from the other teammates," Limes more exciting to watch on for Delaware (7-3, 5-2 Yankee) Ask any football coach what Sophomore quarterback Keith Langan Hayman said. "We offer t'hem television than baseball will ever be Hens the most important part of a was sophomore quarterback handed off to Brown, who rushed into - and friendly, but fierce competition (except for games four and six of this game is, and he'll most likely Keith Langan, who in his then through - the Spider defensive line and in practice." year's World Series). founh career start had his best say the early stages, because crossed the goal line unhindered. Hayman said he feels the Regardless of the environment I game as a Hen. that is where the tone is set for "We just fell apart," said Spider Coach Jim depth of the team is their grew up in, American society as a score the entire game. Langan completed 8 of 12 strongest area. In events where Marshall . "In the first half, either side of the whole does not allow women to become The Delaware football team passes for 241 yards and three ball couldn't get anything going." the Hens do not capture first familiar with football . touchdowns. knows this better than anyone Brown's touchdown was the first rushing place, second and third are The closest most come to "h fell great to have the after Saturday, when they touchdown for the Hens Saturday. almost guaranteed to become involvement with the sport is cheering plays work as well as they did quick jumped on a battered Langan, in his fourth start for the Hens, Delaware points. on the star quarterback at high school Richmond team quickly and today," Langan said. "We are the largest swim team games. connected well with his receivers for the never looked back . The Hens' big-play offense entire game, giving Delaware an early lead. on the East Coast," Hayman said. In many cases, girls are never • • The Hens scored three struck early in the first quaner " I'm happy to see the balance between "I like to think with the variety exposed to the game, while their touchdowns in the first twenty on Delaware's opening drive. running and passing," Raymond said. of people, we are a better squad. brothers learn what a first down is zn wzn. minutes of the game and Using a combination of The Hens (7-3, 5-2 Yankee Conference) "There are definitely more before they tum five. cruised to a 48-10 win over Langan passes and runs by eyes, and with that comes more Girls are deterred from following the Richmond (5-5, 3-4 Yankee see HENS page B5 see DEL. page J35 motivation and talking and more aggressive "manly" sports, such as criticism." football and hockey, and encouraged to Junior breaststroke/sprinter watch more gentle games like tennis Kyal Hackett helped the men to and softball. victory in the 400 medley relay, But this makes them no less capable and won the 50 meter freestyle. of comprehending the logistics of other Bombers open "There are days when I really SIXJrLS, and even (gasp) following them do not want to be here, and there avidly. is always someone to motivate Giles slx>uld also realize that baseOOll me to practice harder," said may not have as strong a hold on the preseason with Hackett. title of America's pastime as he'd like to Team spirit aided the men in think, especially among women. the grueling 1,000 meter Football, basketball, hockey and freestyle event, which they lacrosse all lop my list of professional finished with the top three spon choices before baseball is even all-out assault positions. considered, for the very reason Giles Delaware had strong claims women will never like them. BY MEGAN MCDERMOTI 24-second clocks broke during the Sports Editor second half. performances in the longer They're quick-paced, action-packed endurance races from both Two years ago, a Delaware men's And the Hawks only had four and exciting. women and men. basketball team - including Anthony players until 10 minutes before starting Give me a choice between staring at "It Wright, Mark Murray and Denard time, when three more arrived. is too early in the season to a screen for 15 minutes while a guy tell if we will be able to keep up Montgomery - went to the NCAA The rest of the team showed up fmally walks to first base or seeing two our consistency in close races. Tournament for the first time in after !he game started. turnovers in a football game with a tied "A better determiner will Delaware history. But, minor problems aside, the score, and the 300-pound guys rolling come when we face tougher on the ground will win each time. Saturday night, the three played outcome was good for the Bombers. together again in the first-ever "Overall I was pleased we were competition like George Even if Darren Daulton is behind the Washington," Hayman said. plate. exhibition game of the Delaware Blue able to evaluate the team and get the Bombers professional basketball team win," Barker said. The Delaware diving team was Because he's the real reason women equally impressive Saturday . followed the Phillies season this year. - ·an amazingly high-scoring 151-137 There was some sloppy defense on victory over the Hazleton Hawks. both sides - balls were turned over finishing first in all but four of Right, Bill? the 26 events. "I thought it was all over," said and recovered, turned over and Junior diver David Caffo was Mrienne Mand is exerutive editor for Wright, who thought he'd never play recovered before one Learn finall y The Review. with Montgomery and Murray after gained control. first in the one and three meter their f mal season in 1991-92. "It was a typical first exhibition competitions. Caffo has now But things were cenainly different game," said Bombers' Assistant Coach qualified for the East Coast from Delaware Field House, not to Roger Palmer. Athletic Conference quarterfinal meets in March. Men's Basketball mention the national television The Bombers are pan of the The men's basketball team audience they played in front of in Atlantic Basketball Association, a . "We ~ave had a good rhythm opens the exhibition season Dayton when the Hens lost 85-47 in professional league that Barker says is rn pracuce because we are all on today at 7:30 against the frrst round of the Tournament. on a level comparable to a Double A the same level," said Caffo. DePersia-Coraluzzo AAU. "We like to go to practice. It The team features seven For one, the Bombers play at the baseball team . Newark High School gym. "We sec ourselves as playing the has become fun, unlike last returning players, including year." last year's starters junior Coach and General Manager Scott same role for the CBA [Canadian Barker taped professional-distance Basketball Association] as the CB A Freshman diver Beth Ian guard Brian Pearl and junior improved her winning techniques forward Robbie Johnson. lhree-poimlines on the court Thursday for the NBA," Barker said. The game marks the debut nigl:ll so they'd be there in time for the The Bombers, who recruited mainly from last week's Rutgers of sophomore guard Rob game. from Division I schools on !he East Invitational, where she took a Garner who transferred from The lines, in blue for the Bombers' Coast, have a lot of individual talent second and third place to finish the University of Te11as last colors, wercn 'l perfect, but they served that was formidable when !hey clicked first in both the one ~nd three meter events. season and sophomore the purpose. as a team. forward Darrin Anderson, "It keeps you humble," said Barker. Wright and Craig Amos, leading "This was my first college who red-shined at San There was not much room along the Bomber scorer wilh 34 points, teamed dual ~eet, and it was a positive Fransisco two years ago. sidelines, so the players sal on the up a few times at the end. e11penence for me " Ian said . The Hens were Nonh "The Learn really 'helped my same bleachers as the fans. For the final shot from the floor Atlantic Conference motivation." champions the past two years. "It feels like back at home [in high Wright took the ball straight for th~ school] in Asbury[, N.J.]," said basket as if he would put it in. but he The Hens host West Chester today at 4 p.m. at the Carpenter Wright. dished it over his head to Amos who THE REVIEW /Runcie Tatnall Sports Building. Things got so bad that one of the sec IJOMIJERS pageB5 Delaware Blue Bomber Anthony Wright goes to the hole Saturday. I November 16, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 8 5 / Ice hockey falls .in weekend games Del. wins against Spider.s continued from page B4 surprise - Langan threw another on-target pass to senior split end ! Hens slip had the ball on the Richmond 20 Dan Cooper for a r.hird touchdown, l • on their first possession, and and Cooper's I OOth career I Langan easily found freshman reception. I I agaznst halfback Norman Coleman alone "All I had to do was set up and I . in the endzone. guys were wide open," Langan " A lot of people played a lot said. "I just got into a rhythm." Penn State beuer than they had," Raymond Senior quarterback Dale Fry BY MEREDITH GLAZAR said. made a brief appearance- his first Assil~t Spoil! Ed;ta The Hens' second touchdown since breaking his collarbone in the BOOM! came on their next possession. Hens' 19-7 win over Villanova last to month. When sophom

1 first quarter on, and were able to Lewis, who was overflowing with opened up the play with outside shots. Hens until1987. 14-0. fast, and we just couldn't stay with experiment wilh the entire line-up. excitement after lhe game. It was great to play competitively Former Hen Taurence Chisholm, a "I'm very pleased with our them." Halfway through the third quarter, Murray, on the other hand was not again, Wright said, but it's not the teammate of Dutton and Jennings in Roman Lewis, a 5'4" guard from so excited. same as college. the '80s, wa~ cut from the Bombers' Mitchell Junior College in "I think we had some players !hat "I don 't have my boys wilh me," he line-up before Saturday 's game. Connecticut, came in and sparked the played good," said Murray, who said. "We went through so much The Bombers defeated the Hawks Bombers. started for the Hens, but was an togelher." aga in Sunday night, 124-113, at Teammates on the bench cheered occasional substitule for the Bombers. Some form er teammates watched Hazleton . Wright led the Bombers' . his feisty style as he scored Delaware's "I gotta get used to coming off the the game. scoring with 32 points. : ' next nine points, to make the score bench. "It feels strange to see them at lhe The Bombers play their final .. 108-79. "I just don't have the desire to take side," he said. exhibition game Saturday at 7:30 at ;, ' Af~ his sixlh point in .Jess~ two , the back seat. It took the spark out of BOMBSHELLS - The tentative Newark High School against Scranton. , minutes. three Bombers congratulated me." Bombers' roster consists of five former You're supposed i· to get a lot out of college, Out this is ridiculous.

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Delaware 48 Richmond 10 Men's Men's Richmond 3 0 7 0 - 10 Penn Slate 1 4 2-7 Delaware 2 I 0-3 Delaware 2 I 1-4 IC4A Championship at George Delaware def. Rider, 2-1 Delaware 1414 13 7-48 Towson Slate 2 2 3 - 0 Mason University: 100 meter freestyle - I Del - Coleman 20 pass from Langan (Leo kick) First period - 1 UD First period - 1 UD Oese (Forcino, Albert) 8:50 1. Georgetown Peter Holcroft. Del- Malloy 35 pass from Langan (Leo kick) Bergey 12:04. 2 TS Cinquanto Army 200 meter freestyle - 1 (pp). 2 PS Markowitz (Wayrus, (Braglia) 12:35. 3 UD Forcino 2. UR- Longacre 42 kick 3. Iona Peter Holcroft. Del-Cooper 28 pass from Langan (Leo kick) Link) 10:26. 3 UD Forcino (Bergey, Dumas) 14:07. 4 TS (Oese) II :35 (pp). Penalties - 28. Delaware 500 meter freestyle- 1 Del- Brown 25 run (Leo kick) Stackhouse (Gilmore) 14:37. Mike Riccitelli. UR - Boothes 39 pass from Gabrels (Longacre kick) Kmit PS (tripping) 8:06. Farrall Penalties - Levering TS PS (interference) 11 :23. Caurak (tripping) 7:05. Pokorny UD UD finishers: 104 Eric 1000 meter freestyle- I Del - Brown 4 run (kick failed) Albright (31:15.0). 127 Bryan Mike Riccitelli . Del- Brown 2 run (Leo kick) PS (boarding) 14:53. (roughing) 9:00. Second period - 4 PS Denbrock (31:34.1). 143 Bret 1 meter diving- I Del- Hamlett 13 run (Leo kick) Second period - 5 David Caffo. Konchar (Keegan, FarraH) 4:30 TS Stackhouse (Clifford, Mower (31 :51.0) . 152 Barry (pp). PS Keegan (Russell, Pollack (31:58.6) out of 217 3 meter diving- 1 Attendance- 13,444 5 Gilmore) 4:42. 6 UD Forcino David Caffo. Konchar) 5:47 (pp). 6 UD 4:49. 7 TS Cinquanto runners . TEAM STATISTICS Pokorny (Cardello, Forcino) (Meeden, Whiui) 11:19. !&1 UR 9:10. 7 PS FarraH (O ' Byrne, Penalties - Pokorny UD (high First Downs 25 15 Keegan) 13 :22 (pp). 8 PS sticking) 3:48. Bellino UD Women's Rushes-Yards 54-263 43-111 Konchar (Russell, Johnson) (slashing) 6:54. Henschke TS Passing 259 134 15:54. Penalties- Kindbeiter (holding) 8:26. Kindbeiter UD Delaware def. Rider, 2-1 UD (tripping) 2:59. Sadlock (tripping) 15:03. ECAC Championship at Return Yards 19 50 George Mason University: Comp-Att-Int 9-13-1 12-27-1 UD (holding) 4:13 . Sadlock Third period - 8 TS 50 meter freestyle- 1 Punts 3-109 5-181 UD (roughing) 4:13. Forcino Gilmore (Clifford) 9:36. 9 TS Nancy Davi s. UD (high sticking) 12:00. Stackhouse (Gilmore) 10:45 1. Villanova Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-0 23. Delaware 100 meter freestyle - I Penalties-Yards 10-60 5-59 FarraH PS (elbowing) 19:01. (pp). 10 TS McGreeny Nancy Davis. Time of Possession 31 :25 28:35 Strasser PS (tripping) 19:41. (Meeden, Hall) 15:27. 500 meter freestyle - 1 Dumas UD (illegal equipment) Penalties - TS (roughing) UD finishers: 93 Chris Rolleri (18:41.9). Katie Guarracino Kim Luksic. INPIYJDJ IAL STATISTICS 19:56 1:55. McGreeny TS (high 1000 meter freestyle- / Third period - 9 UD sticking) 2:05. Cinquanto TS (18:54.7). Ellen Strickler RUSHING - Delaware, Brown 21-111, Langan 14-58, (18:59.4) out of 199 runners. Kim Luksic. Coleman 6-53, L. Johnson 6-22, Hamlett 4-13, Hebron 2-8, Pt. Buell (Bergey, Oese) 1:06. 10 (roughing) 5:01. Wasilefski 1 meter diving- 1 Beth Ian. Williams 1-2; Richmond, Scott18-61, Gabrels 15-44, Strashensky PS Konchar (Kmit, FarraH) UD (roughing) 6:25. UD bench 3 meter diving- 1 Beth Ian. 4-7, Henderson 1-5, McNally l-3, Rodgers 2-l,Lee 1-1, Elrod 9:21. 11 PS Shell (Keegan) minor served by Livermore 1-(-11). 14:16. Penalties - FarraH PS 8:49. Dumas UD (roughing) PASSING- Delaware, Langan 8-12-1-241, Hamlett11- (slashing) 4:29. Oese UD 12: 16. Braglia TS (roughing) 0-18, Fry 0-0-0-0; Richmond, G. Lilly 3-6-0-26, Gabrels 9-19-1- (roughing) 4:29. Bergey UD 12:16. Morgan TS (tripping) 108, Elrod 0-2-0-0. (hooking) 11:26. Keegan PS 16:40. Emmett TS RECEIVING -Delaware, Cooper 3-70, L~ Johnson 2-86, (interference) 11 :46. (interference) 17:18. Malloy 1-35, Fitzpatrick 1-30, Coleman 1-20, Flower 1-18; Goalies - PS Lecours Goalies TS Richmond, Williams 4-38, Strashensky 3-22, Rydalch 3-30, (11-9}, Magulick (9-7). UD Richardson (36-33). UD Caum Beginner Walk!frot Rodgers 1-5, Boothes 1-39. Caum (32-25). (37-30). 1. Linda Hill Be2inner Walkffrot/Canter: 4. Monica Farling Advanced Walk/Trot/Canter: Saturday: 6. Kim Preis Drexel def. Delaware: 13-15, Novice Flat 15-8, 15-12, 18-16. I. Kelly Smith Delaware def. Vermont: 15-12, fiey·BJue Hen 2. Jen Edling 6-15 , 15-9, 15-5. 4. Anisa Haideri Kathy Shaw: 29 kills. Emily ~thletes! 6. Eileen Cohen . ,. "\,. . Results of Wgekly Tournament Rome: 26 kills. Liz Herman: 24 First round of playoffs: Intermediate Flat: kills. Nikki Brassell: 84 assists. 1. Cheryl Druckenmiller 8-Ball Competition Delaware l 0 0 0 0 l - 2 2. Sandee Zimmerman Sick of se~ing p~sters Friday, November 12 Sunday: · ofB.o? · Zeneca 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 2. Leanna Boyle Delaware def. Northeastern: 4. Sharon Lacey 15-8, 15-13, I5-13. See one;ofyourself! First: John Elliott Scoring: Rice (Schubert), Smith Open Flat: Second: Forrest Derr Delaware def. Drexel: 8-15, (Morrison). 3.Jen Midiri 11-15, 15-12,15-12, Third: Nick Stavropoulos Novice Fences: Fourth: Dan Smutz 15-9. Call Walter Saves: Mlynarski 41. 6. Kim Senn Delaware def. Hartford: 15-13, Intermediate Fences: 831-2771 Double elimination tournament: 15-5, 15-10. Second round of playoffs: noon I. Jen Buck Hartford def. Delaware: 15-9. Saturday, November 20 on Sunday, November 2. Chrissy Hopps at noon in Student 21 at Delcastle against 4. Ahnemarie Lutz Center Sports Lounge. Delaware finished second in the First Defenders. 5. Tina Durborow NAC. THE MEN OF THE PINI< TRIANGLE: THE PERSECUTION OF GAY MEN IN NAZI GERMANY

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