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County Homecoming '93 funds Rain tackles Homecoming S.Africa BSU, IFC New Castle lifts a seven-year candidates investment ban. gamer BY IAN NELSON Staff Reporter The New Castle County Council lifted their seven year ban against crowns South Africa Tuesday and is investing their $140 million pension BY KRISTEN LIVOLSI staff reporter fund in companies with ties to the country. For the first time in eight The Council's unanimous years, Homecoming tailgaters decision to repeal the ban was in were forced to trade in their response to an appeal made to the fashion statements for jeans, world by Nelson Mandela, leader of duck boots and windbreakers . the African National Congress With a 100 percent chance of (ANC),. to lift remaining economic rain as the forecast and the sanctions against South Africa, said embers of a successful bonfire Francis Untsank, administrative aid and carnival dampened by the to Councilman Pemrose Hollins. first drizzle of the day, lots of In response to President Clinton's spirit was necessary to request for state and local overcome the bitter, 40-degree governments to quickly lift all weather. economic sanctions against South Six out of 14 registered floats Africa, Hollins and Councilman made it down to the fieldhouse Robert Woods introduced the bill. A Saturday morning for the Carnival spurs similar step was taken by many Homecoming parade. other cities, including New York Withdrawals occurred early in and Los Angeles. the week up until 2 a .m. In September, Canada joined in Saturday morning , said Mike the efforts of the international Piacente (AS JR), float campus unity community and lifted its restrictions chairman for the Homecoming on trade and investment against committee. "The rain was not BY LAUREN MURPHY Lisa Meyerowitz (AS JR) yelled at South Africa. the oniy inhibiting factor," Staff Reporter Pearlman just before she sent a pie The pension fund is solely for the Piacente said . "This was an Dana F . Lombardy, an employee sailing directly into his face. benefit of New Castle County experimental year." of Outdoor Adventures, Inc., stood Even though he was an employees, said Susan Lawler, Seven judges, representing in front of the "Sumo Bellies" booth inspirational target for Greeks, pension analyst for the county. the administration, faculty and in a hot pink T-shirt and fatigues participants ranging from a 5-year The decision of what to invest in, students, were asked to evaluate with a microphone in his hand. old girl to university President such as real estate, equities and the f loats on c reativity, A crowd of students listened as David P . Roselle took shots at stocks, is determined by money originality, construction and the announcer encouraged unity and Pearlman for fun. managers for the county, Lawler overall appearance. The theme school spirit. The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity said. for the floats was Halloween. "Come on! It stimulates every and the Alpha Xi Delta sorority "It is a distinct fund," she said, Marilyn Prime, student center sensory organ ... you '11 love it," sponsored a strength test. "put aside for benefits of county director and a float judge, said: Lombardy said at the booth, Participants had to swing a hammer employees and their spouses." "The spirit displayed by the sponsored by the Alpha Epsilon Phi in order to ring a bell on top of a Seven years ilgo, in response to students is excellent. The sorority and the Phi Kappa Tau tall pole. The event proved to be a the practice of apartheid in South willingness to make the effort to fraternity. great frustration for some of the Africa, Theopalis Gregory, city participate in float competition The Homecoming Carnival on biggest, strongest students. councilman for Wilmington, co- is very important." Harrington Beach was an "Forget about lacrosse, buddy see AFRICA page A3 Prime referred to the rain as a opportunity for "all different your future is at the circus," Jason minor deterrence. "Students will service organizations and social and Fleetwood (BE SO) said as he still have fun, regardless," she ethnic groups that don ' t normally observed an athletic student' s lack said. "The spirit is there." spend time together to work as a big of success with the challenge. The Kappa Delta sorority group" while sharing food, fun and The D-Sharps, a university Police took first prize and $300 in the games, Kiva Kolstein (AS SO) said. singing group, delivered singing float competition with a theme A crowd of students gravitated telegrams at the carnival. Musical from the Great Pumpkin. The toward the Alpha Omicron Pi director Mamie Vath (AS JR) said Sigma Kappa sorority and sorority and the Pi Lambda Phi the group will soon offer this bust finds Sigma Nu fraternity placed fraternity's Pie Toss booth, where service to the student body as a second with the Greekful Dead The Review's Editor in Chief Jeff fund-raiser for the organization. and a $200 prize. Pearlman was the target. For 50 cents, students could grab The Sigma Phi Epsilon "He's probably insulted you," their significant other or best friend $75,000 · fraternity and Alpha Sigma said Phil Perschetz (BE SO), a Pi and be "married" at the marriage Alpha sorority took third place Lambda Phi brother. "You know booth sponsored by the Sigma and $150 with their float of you want to get him back. Alpha Iota and the Phi Mu Alpha Charlie Brown and the Great " This is a great way for all music honor societies. of crack Pumpkin . The College of Greeks to get out their frustrations Member Heather Patton (AS JR) Agricultural Science placed on Jeff," Perschetz added. said any kind of couP.le would be BY BRIAN HICKEY fourth and were awarded $100 "I talked to you last year and you accepted. Ciry News Editor see O'KEEFE page A4 didn't give me any consideration," Wilmington Police seized 360 see FAIR page A4 grams of crack cocaine, which has an estimated street value of $75,000, in a Wednesday evening raid, police said. Fctlllllt.Slll Three Jamaican nationals were arrested in the Wilmington raid on a Feminism's second sex At. the U o.f :D variety of drug charges stemming from an extensive investigation by the BY LAURA FASBACH But for men, embracing the National Organization for the loaded term and introduces Wilmington Police Drug, Vice and M;masins Editor term 'feminist, ' let alone using Women, Mary Elise Haug, ideas which are not correlated Organized Crime Divisions, Sgt. · In a movement which is the word to identify themselves, admits a change may be in order. with radical theory. Edward Hazewski said. increasingly scrutinized for is still not the norm. "Maybe it's tim·e to reclaim the "This is the way you get a ,·II _·. The arrest resulted from a three defining women as victims and Ask Chris Dimasi (EG· SR) if word and reshape what it certain kind of authority right month investigation into the activities men as offenders, today's he is a feminist and he will tell means," Haug says. "Or find a now , by saying , 'I am a of Rafael McLeish, 60, Donald generation of feminists may you without hesitation, "Not at new word." victim, " ' Roiphe said in the Oct. Mclarty, 36, and Curtis Halley, 21, at have a difficult time all." More and more, the once 24 issue of The Philadelphia the residence on the 600 block of N. encouraging men to participate Chris does not hate women. stereotyped 'feminists who hate Inquirer. (." Jackson St., police said. in their mission. He does not believe in men' are being replaced by But who are the victims? · ~~~~ Wilmington Police said they In the latest issue of Ms. oppressing women. women who are more critical of The increased awareness of believe the suspects were operating a Magazine, feminist activist bell He just doesn' t like the label. the movement, rather than their date rape and sexual harassment 0 drug selling network citywide. hooks talks about the linguistics "It stratifies, people," says male counterparts. has men feeling uneasy, guilty I 'iii)i~ ::~ The three were charged with of feminism. "I don't use the Dimasi regarding the movement. In her book "The Morning or not guilty. trafficking cocaine, possession with term 'women's movement' - I "It stresses the differences." After; Sex, Fear and Feminism Today, dating games have a ;:t. the intent to deliver cocaine, believe men must be part of the Even the president for On Campus," author and contract - literally. Antioch Third in Selies see DRUGS page A6 feminist movement." Delaware ' s chapter of the feminist Katie Roiphe redefines see FEMINISM page A4 of Four
CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On Nov, 1 1987, Campus Flash.A2 Section 2 ...... 81 The Clinton administration Weekly World the Anglo-French Police Reports.A2 Movie revealed a greenhouse gas News reports of a supersonic letter from the Madness ...... B2 reduction plan last week that calls 3-year-old Concorde jet editor...... A2 The for the Umted States to roll back Pennsylvania boy landed at Greater News AnalysisA2 Question ...... B2 Today won't be great, but at least carbon dioxide emissions to 1990 whom doctors say Wilmington · Q&A ...... A4 Sports ...... BS levels by the year 2000. On A7. is the Devil reborn. Airport, the first World Briefs ...... A3 Hens win ...... BS it won't be as cold as yesterday. Throughout Tony Bell's three years at In fact, the time the plane In Review & Opinion . . . Expect sunny skies with UD, the custodian has taken a lot of youngster's brain made an • Neary on reading women temperatures llovering around scan revealed appearance in • Campbell on parental consent the mid-to-high 50s. Tomorrow crap- literally - in having to clean should be in the high 50s, with a the Perkinds Student Center first floor horns growing CONCORDE Delaware. • Wherry on New jersey's race inside his head. low in the 30s. bathroom. On 81. DEVIL KID A2. THE REVIEW. November 2, 1993
Letter from the editor A look at UD J • Greek pie, Hayes, happenings CAMPUS FLASH Reviewites and me becorre a rime for old Review alums to What to do with the return to 1heir SUJ11jing gmux!IRI revisit parents ·By yoolh. . It's alwa~ fun to ll9' jeff Pearlman Whitman vs. Florio: What a bash! Editor in Chief Adrienne Mand .. BYIEN DORAN Florio points out that Whitman has Another problem for Florio is his As for his economic plan, he plans economy. Executive EdilrK 51afflleportf!f only held one elected position as record in dealing with minorities. to continue along the same path he "Whitman would have the voters Ja59n Garber ·Brandon jamison When New Jersey residents go tc; Somerset County Freeholder, and one Although he was endorsed by the chose during his term as governor. believing that the economic downturn Editorial Editor M~N(Ji~B Editor the polls today, their choice for appointed position, president of the Black Ministers Council, the African Whitman did not answer many is Florio's fault, and Florio says that governor seems to be between the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. American Republican Coalition voter's questions throughout the the economy was beyond his Laura Fasbach Robyn Furman lesser of two evils: inexperienced Her father, the late Webster B. would not endorse Florio because of campaign. Between her stand on the control," Johnson said. · Rebecca Tollen Christine Todd Whitman, Todd, was an important member of a report stating that African assault weapon ban to her decision to She also said the issues aren't Man116ins Special Projects Editors Republican, and perennial· the national Republican Pany and an Americans were worse off now than hire illegal aliens to work in her being fully discussed by the gubernatorial candidate Jim Florio, adviser to President Eisenhower, but when he became governor three and a home, Whitman has spent more time candidates in all forms of media. ·Walter M. Eberz Democrat and incumbent. that' s the extent of her political half years ago. explaining herself than clarifying her "In my opinion, the ads that are Ma~agi"B Phot~aphy Editor It's like the recent presidential resume. Florio has recently been fined by platform. shown on television don't really deal election campaign all over again, She says her inexperience is an an administrative law judge for trying Her economic agenda has been a with the real issues . [The Kyle M. Madden A World The Review wins second-straight Africa continued from page A 1 News National Pacemaker award sponsored a bill which forbid th e shipment of many goods from Soulh BY ADRIENNE MAND Africa to the ports of Wilmington. Summary Eoecutive Editor Goods that were determined to be For the second consec utive year, The Review critical to the United States, such as received the National Pacemaker a ward mined ores, were exempted from the 7 killED IN IRISH LOUNGE Saturday for excellence in journalis m , marking ban, Gregory said. it as one of the top-fi v e non- dai l y colleg e Now that .the country is doing Two shouting "Tridc On the day President Jean-Bertnmd Aristide was to return to power in Haiti, fu1fi11ing the gQa1 California devastated by fires . of a U.N. plan to restore democracy, his opponents maneuvered to replace his governnrnt. 'The flames were 50 to 60 feet high, and were taking in all the trees.' Twelve political parties and others said, in a joint communique Saturday, if Aristide doesn't BY MARY DESMOND Barry Denes was woken by his phone the neighbors could, by sitt~ng on his for granted, is gone." resign by 3 p.m. Sunday, they will announce Associate New s Editor call at I a.m. last Wednesday. He was roof with a garden hose. Fires, not earthquakes, are Baur' s plans to rep1a:e him. She described it as a nightmare. E I is e told of Lhe fire that was spreading only Denes' house was not damaged, but biggest fear, she said. Southern U.N. special envoy Dante Caputo said he Baur, a senior education major at the three blocks from his home. It was just Villa Park suffered approximately $3 California's winds, which can reach 60 expected sare min music notes are sent over the L musical interface, they are interpreted as bytes of information, Arenson said. presents Dan Slipetsky (AS SO) said he thinks MIDI would be helpful to anyone printing music. "If you have some general keyboard skills, all you have to do is play what you've written and it will show up on the ,, screen," Slipetsky said. With the proper software, such as Wefcomin9 a keyboard, one can play into the synthesizer and the MIDI information will enable the user various options. jOIN THE Arenson said lhe music can either · be displayed on a computer screen and printed or the data can be Diversity" interpreted by the program. "The program will take TEAM THAT information and judge what students · have done against some criteria that we have built into the machine " he • said. ' BRINGS FOOD One advantage the program will • WORKSHOPS WILL BE IN 117 PENCADER offer is the idea of connecting · theoretical concepts with actual · performances, said Michael Morgan, . TO THE software designer and senior · technical writer in the Instructional · Technology Center. · After students have been Thursday, November 4 intr~duced to a concept, a ' re~utremenl will be to improvise, · usmg the knowledge they have just : or learned, Morgan said. ' He said he hopes to "link this · le~son material through tutorials, · F:.:-iday, December 3 dnlls and exercises." · ~racy Allen (AS JR), who is With a concentration in takm~ a music appreciation course, combmes music and technology in FOOD MARKETING, her class. "The lessons are an e~cellenl you can become part of the largest U.S. method of learning," Allen said. ind ustry, which provides 1 of every 5 jobs. These full day sessions run from 8:30am to 4:30pm. "One can differentiate instruments and their numerous pitches through the use of colorful visual images." Other Options In clud e: Open to all members of the University community. Students are learning how to Ag ricultural Busin ess Ma nagement bring together the past and future of music with loday's technology. Agricu ltural Eco nomics Pre-registration is required. "I find music history lessons to be & a new minor in ABM/AEC. very helpful because they display the form of a piece of music in a Fo r more information, ca ll 831-2508/2511 To register, please call Gloria Davis at 831-8735 ~rap~ical manner," Bryan said. Havmg the software for jazz theory . will help students understand jazz harmonies." .- . November 2, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A7 Plan calls for emission reduction BY NA!ASHA SCHLEGEL instead for American ingenuity and contributed 43 percent of the carbon simpl est way .to reduce greenhouse SUf( Reporter creativity, to produce the best and most dioxide emitted in 1990. Carbon gases is to institute 45 miles per gallon The Clinton administration revealed energy-efficient technology." dioxide constituted 85 percent of the fuel economy standards for cars and 34 a greenhouse gas reduction plan last More than $1.9 billion has been total amount of greenhouse gases, miles per gallon for light trucks on week, which calls for the United States pledged in federal funding for the plan, which reached 1,367 million metric corporations. to roll back carbon dioxide emissions which leaves the other $60 billion to tons in 1990. "More pollution comes out of the to 1990 levels by the year 2000. be raised by private funding between While the amount of emissions from tailpipes of America's cars than all The plan consists of a combination 1994 and 2000. industry are slowing down, the sources in Japan and France of federal- and private-sector energy The plan emerged from a study emissions from the second-highest combined," criticized the Sierra Club programs designed to lower emissions. done by the Department of Energy greenhouse gas contributor, in a re leased statement. "Yet the "This must be a clarion call," (DOE), which attributes the transportation, is rapidly increasing, Nati onal Action Plan does little to limit President Clinton said in an executive percentages of carbon dioxide and the study showed. this pollution." summary about his climate change other gases to the threat of global The plan has received strong The current fuel economy standard plan. "Not for mere bureaucracy or criticism from environmental groups 27.5 warming. is miles per gallon for cars and THE REVIEW /File Photo regulation or unnecessary costs, but The study found that industry such as the Sierra Club, who say the see CLINTON page A9 President Clinton released a gas reduction plan. Alumni honored with award BY LAUREN MEDNICK SlaH Reporter Three former graduates of the College of Business and Economics were honored with the Alumni Award of Excellence in Pencader Hall Saturday morning . The recipients, Donald R. Brunner, Howard E. Cosgrove and Robert E. Dickerson, were awarded for their excellence in both career and personal achievements. Interim University Provost Richard Murray said it was a pleasure to celebrate the awards which reflect the merits of the three alumni and a senior student. "A university can be measured by laboratories and classrooms," Murray said., "but also can be measured by the excellence and accomplishments of its graduates." One 1966 graduate is a prime example of this excellence. Brunner, who graduated with an accounting degree, is currently the senior vice president of J .P.Morgan and Co. Incorporated. He. said he lives by the motto, "A task worth doing is a task worth doing well." Dickerson, another award winner, said he always knew which path to follow. ~ By b~ing a studept at the university, you are already on the road to success," he said. "That road will be made smoother and lon~~:er by hard work, dedication and humility." Dickerson, who graduated with a bachelor of science degree in business administration in 1973, is now president and chief executive officer of the Baltimore Trust Company. Cosgrove was also awarded for making the most of his education. After receiving his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering fonn the University of Virginia in 1966, he received a master of business administration degree from the University of Delaware in 1970. Cosgrove, chairman, president and chief executive officer of the Delmarva Power and Light · Company in Wilmington,.said he feels "the ability of people working together for success is the key to all endeavors." Robert P. McNutt, chairman for the Alumni Award of Excellence • • committee, said, "Our committee was fortunate enough to have many alumni to choose from to select for the awards." Bill Stout.. director of (Plus area code and number) development for the College of Business and Economics said, "These a.wards really show the quality of the College of Business." Richard Agnello, associate professor for economics, said he agreed that "it's not hard to give awards to such worthy recipients." The College of Business and Economics Alumni Association established the Alumni Award for eltcellence in 1991. Kenneth R. Biedennan, Dean of Use it from dorm and pay phones on or off campus. the College of Business and Economics, opened the third annual College is hard enough. GettingAmf isn't. So whether you're making a calling card or collect ceremony by announcing the John F. Puglisi Scholarship would be If A'I8IT, awarded to a future alumnus and a long distance call, check the sign on the phone first. it's not or you dial and current member of the senior don't hear '1\mf" after the bong, hang up. Then diallO+ ATT +0, plus the area code class. -- This scholarship was developed as a tribute to John F. Puglisi, who and number. It's the easy way to get the service you want at the prices you committed himself to the values of education, athletics and community expect. So next time you call you'll know what buttons to push. service, Murray said. John R Grabowski (BE SR) received the award, which was AT&T established in 1992. Grabowski said he plans to go into investment banking after graduation and then to attend graduate school. "I feel as though everything I have done has paid off," Grabowski said. The recipients received a plaque and a book titled "University of Delaware History," personally inscribed by the author, John A. Monroe. AS • THE REVIEW • Novemeber 2, 1993 It warkso hke thiso . . Step '2: St.p I. RecaJ.,., rMke nomineltionr Fo,. 4. awcnJr by compl~ne ij,. An indepenJen! pc:.nel of speciGiized judger will eled all form below. You can only make one nomination ptn' cab.eO'T'!f, bu! lfOU the Hnalim in each cahlgcrroy, ba5'8d on yoVT" nominationr. do not have to nominate in eV81'y c:ateeO'l"lf for yOU'!' nominationr to be con~J.,.J. Vo'rA cu man11 timer ar lfOU want, but onllf O'l'iginal Step 3: n.....-paper ballotr will be accept.d. All nomination fo,.mr must be R8S'Uii:s- of i:he ~lloi:ing will be portrr,cnokJ by Oct. 30. M.il to: S.J,.jc Ton•"· RecaJ.,., Ooice c:tnnounc:ed in i:h~ Nov. 5 iS'S'ue of Nominationr, n. Review, 8-1 Si:uJani: Canbno, U of D. and >even people who >end in ballot> will n. Review. be mndom/y awar>deJ pr>i"ZeS'. 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Atmorphel'e November 2,1993 • THE REVIEW • A9 Clinton's Greenhouse gas plan is released Alumni return provide more energy-efficient continued from page A7 said, "they just can't compete with DOE would contribute $60 continued from page A4 security guard] would come by the big guns of the auto companies." million and private funds would lighting for commercial buildings, Memorial, he'd find three or four costing $98 million in federal 20.6 miles per gallon for light Other contributors to the tons of contribute $8.4 billion. This would She said one of the biggest couples kissing under each tree," she funding and $3 .3 billion in private truCks. greenhouse gases released in 1990 result in an estimated 3.8 million differences is that when she attended, said. funding. Annual emissions will be Large corporations such as came from residential, commercial metric tons of carbon dioxide cut by women resided on South Central Higgins said she values the cut by 2.5 million tons of carbon General Motors and Ford lobbied and chemical sources, according to the year 2000. Campus and men on North Central friends she made at the university equivalent over six years. against such measures in an $18 the DOE study. According to The Washington and the academic education that Environmentalists criticize the Campus. million effon in 1990, according to Of the nearly SO planned Post, the plan promotes one project Memorial Hall was the on! y place allowed her to become a teacher. plan for relying too much on Jeanie Stewart of the Delaware initiatives, a primary project intends designed to encourage private forest both sexes could mingle, Wright She said, "I think the education I Sierra Club. to develop solar and other renewable owners to plant more trees. voluntary measures. got here really allowed me to make "When it comes to cutting said. "Although environmental groups technologies in commercial Another plan is "The Green Light "So when Pop Harrington [a something or myself." are mobilizing to work with the buildings, a White House press Program." This would encourage the pollution," Stewart said, "voluntary administration on the issue," Stewart release stated. 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Morgan seeks highly motivated and academically orientated individuals to work EOE full-time for six months in the foll,owing types of positions: The Department of ForeignLanguages and Literatures • Personal Trust Income Tax cordially invites • PC Support All Foreign Languages Majors • Financial I Accounting to a Reception • Voice Communications Featuring the Rock' n Roll Committee • Systems and • Domestic Custody Foods from Around the World Thursday, November 4 4-6pm J.P. Morgan is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to promoting a in Bacchus diverse organization and supporting employees in their development. If you are interested in a full-time placement opportunity during the Spring semes ter, please contact Joyce L. Hart, Director of the Cooperative Education Program, UNIVERSITY OF College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware, (302)831-2551. DELAWARE STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM OFFICE OF HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE PARIS REMINDS RESIDENT STUDENTS OF THE FOLLOWING: Plan now for Summer 1994! Earn Basic Business course credit and spend the summer in Paris! 1 A student who is not returning to University residence halls after Fall semester or Winter Session for an approved reason detailed in The Official Student Handbook must submit a Management and organization behavior (BUAD 309) "Request for Release from the Residence Hall A&reement" form and a "Mid-Year Room Operations Management (BUAD 306) Cancellation" form to the P.ssistant Director/Occupancy Management as soon as possible. Contemporary France I (FREN 208) Forms and specific instructions are available at the Office of Housing and Residence Life, 5 Courtney Street. By following the cancellation procedures defined in The Official Courses will be offered by the University of Delaware Student Handbook, students whose requests for release are approved will avoid being billed (Department of Business Administration) during a five a $100 late cancellation fee. week summer session, June 27-29, 1994. This policy applies to any student who is not returning, whether (s)he is graduating, FoR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: travelling abroad, transferring, etc. Dr. Diane Ferry ~(302 ) 831 - 1769 ~· [:rf '~", [email protected] . · Final deadline - December 22, 1993 Dr. Christine Kydd n (302 J831-1783 (See details in The Official Student Handbook) ~~. - [email protected] 1 ~ li l!lll!IOUI l!VnnrlffiC IILIISIInl Now Open!! WALK TO U OF D TOWNE COURT APARTMENTS *Balconies:'! 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A change of opinion ••• After a successful Homecoming Carnival the Greeks should be thanked and emulated After bashing countless numbers same type if efficiency, fervor and of people, things, laws and other turn-out. subjective nouns in this column, By making everyone feel The Review has found something to included, regardless of affiliation, praise. or for that matter, non-affiliation, Even more impressive, is who is the Greeks showed everyone a the subject of that praise. good time, while using the money Drum roll please ... the Greeks. generated for each organizations It is a cold day in hell, cows personal use, whether philanthropic have flown over the moon and or not. Elvis is alive. Perhaps the university and other For a change the Greeks held a campus groups can learn a lesson social event that not only helped from the Greeks in that events like themselves, but benefitted the these only promote more John Ottinger Newark community and non-Greek community unity, without any university students. usual polarization or separation The Greeks overcame their that the university and the area stereotypical image and produced a have been notorious for. Between Florio and Whitman, no one wins brilliant Homecoming Carnival, in For example, the university which many people attended and should have events such as the Today, it will all be over. state on the expressway to recovery. had fun. carnival, to raise funds for Two months of name-calling and a The voters of New Jersey feel cheated, This carnival only can help the departments that are being scaled year of rigorous campaigning will climax Commentary and it shows in the opinion polls taken Greeks' ailing reputation. back. in sweet victory or an agonizing defeat. over the last few weeks. Florio, who By showing a united, selfless Congratulations again and thank The big shiny buses with their blaring By Rob followed in George Bush's shoes with a front, the Greeks impressed non you for a wonderful weekend. megaphones will return to the garage, "read my lips" blunder his first y.ear in Greek students, alumni and Perhaps the stereotypical image right next to the political commercials Wherry office has never enjoyed positive university officials, who dream of of Greeks has gotten a little which lashed out at the respective opinions. People just don't dislike him, running a university event with the overused and old. candidates. they hate him. His approval rating has People will line the streets in towns It all started with the primaries. 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Call 738-0808 El Sombrero 160 Elkton Road (between Kinko's and 7-Eieven) [302) 83~ - 2204 • Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Football wins close one ...... BS Movie Madness ...... 82 Hockey downs Rams ...... 85 Q&A...... 82 Sports in Review ...... BS Dazed and Confused ...... 83 Mens Soccer lose ...... B6 Gangster Pump ...... 83 Agate ...... •...... B7 Classifieds ...... •...... 86 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles music," BY IEFF PEARLMAN says a senior who Editor in chief wishes to remain ony Bell isn't anonymous . " But one time I exactly one to was down there and they were complain. playing some interview with Dave Throughout his Roselle. I guess that's the appropriate T place to hear him." years at the university, the custodial staff member • As a psychologist at the Delaware has taken a lot of crap - literally - in Fam i I y Center, Dr. Dian a Terrell has havinl! to clean the Perkins Student Center suggested many ways to relieve stress. first floor men's bathroom. Long wattcs, a movie ... mayoe a JOg m tne From feces in the urinal (Bell: "That was park- all have shown to work in one way or pretty damn gross") to someone spreading another. diarrhea all over the toilet, walls and floors But going to the john? of a stall ("That wasn't a fun one"), Bell has "I would think reading in the bathroom is a seen, smelled and cleaned it all. way to manage stress," Terrell says . "The Still, just one gripe. bathroom is a place where you take care of "I can clean that place spotless, make it yourself, so it should be a pretty good release. n pretty and all- but if those vents aren't could be very relaxing to go in a clean bathroom opened, it's hell," Bell says. "Some students and take a bath." just stink that place up. Lammott duPont's bathrooms may not have "The vents- you need the vents." a place to take an actual bath, but they sure are Bell may make a good point about one clean. The modernized, metal sinks shine with a isolated pot spot, but as a whole Delaware custodian's fiercest rub of the mop, and even the bathrooms are more diverse than the grey-tiled spots directly below the toilets are Philadelphia Phillies roster: urine free. • Memorial Hall's first floor men's room Most importantly, the toilets flush with the smells like a freshly dumped batch of ferocity of a killer tidal wave. manure "They take really good care of the bathrooms • Lammot duPont's second floor women' s here," says Pete Carson, a graduate student. room is cleaner than a baby's butt. "But it ' d be good if they had one of those • The second floor men's room in Brown toilets with the water shooting out. That'd be Laboratory boasts three urinals, all with something neat to try." crusty, "I was started by Dallas Green • There's something special about Newark when he went here" puddle-shaped spots Hall's first·floor men's bathroom that underneath. makes it a great place to visit. • The first stall on the left of the third Oh, the white tile is very nice, and the floor Morris Library john has been men's urinals are always spotless. deemed a "homosexual only" zone, Still, it's something else. with infamous wall writings asking "They have THE nicest toilets," says "John to call Steve for good sex ." senior John McGoldrick. "They're clean, Anyway, the lavatory lore can go and they're really well kept. I haven't on forever, but for the first time had a chance to sit down, but from a ever The Review has ranked the stand-up view they're really great. I best and worst of Delaware highly recommend it." bathrooms. • The third floor men's bathroom The drum roll, please ... in the Morris Library serves two THE TOP POTS primary purposes. • WVUD's men's and First off, not even a tall glass of women's bathrooms may ice-cold orange juice can beat the smell like a combination joy of studying while releasing of smoke and feces, but the bowels. As senior Vic one intrinsic element Cividini says: "When you're in gives the campus radio a real hurry and need to get station the edge for studying done, it's great." top crapper. Secondly, ever since the Twenty-four hour bathroom has existed it's music. been known as a hot spot "It's a pretty good for homosexuals to meet. place to go," says Messages for gay men are W V U D scribed on the first stall employee wall, and rumor has it Darren Wright. the john is UD 's gay "People answer for The Love smoke there, Connection. but the • The Clayton music makes Hall women's rooms up for it, I are, simply put, guess." immaculate . From the "It's a really large, plush sofa near the good bathroom door to the body -length when they play see BATHROOMS page DINING OUT ATC ·'lands- delicious dishes BY LIZ LARDARO true to life recreation of a 1940s historically mesmeri zing . the 1940s needed to eat, and there is Features Editor World War II base. Jeeps and Air Transport Command is not no doubt they would have loved· to sandbags decorate the outside decor just a room of replicas, though. [t have eaten at the restaurant that now and little red cans for soldier's stands as an archi tectural honor to a bears their unit 's name. cigarettes reading "Butts" line the universal network of war heroes and Perhaps they would have started Grade: A+ walkway entrance. heroines who gave as much as they with Air Transport Command's Air Transport Command The walls of the inside of the could to help the U.S . war effort. excellent French onion soup ($2.95) 143 N. DuPontHwy. building are made of sandbags piled In 1942, the U.S. war department or unique beer cheese soup ($2.95). New Castle, DE one on top of another. The floor is created a unit of officers whose job Or for an appetizer they may have composed of stones. Upon opening wa s to trans port supplies and chosen a $10.95 combination platter With Parent's Day right around the doorway, a single sandbag, held ·Am erican a ircraft where it was of ingredients including potato the comer, Air Transport Command by rope and attached to the door, needed. skins, zucchini, and calamari. is the ideal place to spend a little lifts into the air to create a true Headed by Genera l Harold They definitely would not have extra money and a lot of extra time authentic feeling of entering a World George, the Air Transport Command overlooked the crab stuffed enjoying what may be the best meal War II air base. unit grew to include over 85,000 mushrooms ($7.95), which are you '11 ever eat in this state. But the actual restaurant interior personnel and eventually reinforced served very hot and very tasty. If you can't already tell by its is basically modern, despite the an area over the Himalayas known Even if they didn't want an name, the restaurant, located about plethora of World War II as "The Hump." appetizer, they surely would have 10 miles Northeast of the paraphernalia along the walls and Back on th e homcfront in New loved the complimentary cheese · university, is much more than a just ceiling. From the wing of a Castle, was one of the headquarters bread that is brought to the table. · a restaurant. Japanese fi ghter plane to posters for the Air Transport Command Other things presented at the table THE REVI EW I Waller M . Eberz Situated next to New Castle Air Transport Command is more than just a restaurant. It resembles reading "Keep 'em flying is our endeavor working steadily, kno wn include a tray of simulated meat; Airport, the outside of Air Transport baule cry; Do your part for duty, as the Second Ferrying Group. from which the waitperson explains · • a somewhat true to life recreation of a World War II base. Command resembles a somewhat honor, country," the decor is Surely the flybo ys and flygals of see AIR page B4 · : I ~ Movie Madness November 2, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 82 Really stupid people need to get with the program suicide because Oz.zy Osbourne told them to? mind to lie in the middle of the highway. that the movie clip is not going to solve the "If your child is influenced by anylhing I am now 22 years old. I think somewhere Only ooe wool po(!i into my head when I problem, it just takes any responsibility and 1/w Ge/'11! Simmons has 10 say, you' rt! jwl nol Commentary aroWld the age of about eight, I realized the hear about slWlts such as these- splat! bad JXJblicity off of Walt Disney Pic lUTes. doing your job as ar•cking parenl." coyote could fall off the cliff for the same Most likely, if cars are whizzing by you at But it's not their fault anyway. They're -Dennis Miller By Rachel reason that he could order from the Acme 80 miles an hour and you could potentially just the easiest target to blame. company and receive his package two touch them by sticking out your tongue, you We each have a brain. The purpose of it is In a previous Movie Madness colwnn. I Cericola secmds laler. will get injured or die. to function in a fairly coherent manner and criticized the movie industry for their They aren'treal. 1bere, you have been wamoo. Now you make decisions for ourselves. This would treannent of the public, saying they should Let me put this another way. cannot blame Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse, require thinking, something which I think "stop treating me like I have a craniwn the arrested f Christiana Mall Wed. Thu.2:0, 7:30 .. Wed. Thu. I :50, 4:25, 7:45, 9:40. 1-95 and Route 7 (368· 9600) Cool Runnings Demolition Man- Showtimes: The Nightmare Before Showtimes:Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:05, Tue. Wed. Thu. I :30, 4:40, 7:20, Christmas- Showtimes: Tue. 3:15,5:25,7:35,9:50. 10:05. Wed. Thu. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, The Age of Innocence }'atal Instinct- Showtimes: Tue. 9:30. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1 :00, Wed . Thu . 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, Judgement Night- Showtimes: 4:00, 7:00, 10:00. 9:30 .. Tue. Wed. Thu. 2:00, 4:20, 7:00, The Fugitive-Showtimes: Tue. Malice- Showtimes: Tue. Wed. 9:30. Wed. Thu. 1:00, 4:00, 7 :00, Thu. 1:45,4:15, 7:20, 9:45 . 10:05 . For Love or Money Cool Runnnings- Showtimes : Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. Rudy- Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Tue. Wed. Thu. I :40, 4:50, 7:50, 2:00, 7:30. Thu. 2:00,4:35,7:15,9:55. 10:10 . Malice- Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Newark Cjnema Center The Age of Innocence Thu. 1:30,4:15, 7:15,9:40. Newark Shopping Center (737·3720) Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:00, The Program- Showtimes: I'atal Instinct- Showtimes: Tue. 4:00, 7:00, 9:50. Tue. Wed . Thu. 4:15, 9:30. Wed . Thu.6:00, 8:00, 10 :00. The Good Son- Showtimes: Tue. Cinemark Mavin JQ Demolition Man- Showtimes: Wed. Thu. 1:15,4:15,7:15, 9:30. Fi ..t State Plaza Shopping Center( 994- Tue. Wed. Thu. 5:30, 7:45, 10:00. 7075) The Program- Showtimes: Tue. Cool Runnings- Showtimes: Wed. Thu. I :20, 4:00, 7:00, 9:35. Fatal Instict- Naked Gun Illwith wacky Sean Young and Tue. Wed. Thu.S:45, 8:15, 10:15 . The Fugitive- Showtimes: Tue. Armand Assante. Showtimes: Re~al Cinemas 13-Peog/es Wed. Thu. 1:10, 7:1 0, 10:00. Tue. Wed. Thu.l : 10, 3:10, 5:10, Plaza 7:10,9:15. Rudy- Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Special Meeting for All Psychology Majors: Beverly Hillbillies- Showtimes: Thu. 1:20,4:05,7:05,9:35. Tue. Wed. Thu . 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, -M. Tye Comer 7:20, 9:40. Judgement Night- Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:30, 4:35, 7:25, Are You Thinking ab()ut Applying The Joy Luck Club- Showtimes: 10:00. Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:55. The Joy Luck Club To Graduate School In Psychology? Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. Mr. Jones- Showtimes: Tue. I :00, 4:05, 7:00, 9:55. Wed . Thu . 4:30, 9:45. Beverly Hillbillies- Showtimes: Demolition Man-Showtimes: Tue. Wed Thu. 1:40, 4:10, 7:55, Open Discussion By Psychology Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:SO, 4:30, 7:30, 9:55 . 10:05. The Nightmare Before Faculty Gettysburg- Showtimes: Tue. Christmas- Showtimes: Tue. Wednesday, November 3rd Question for the day: What's 5:00P.M. 100 Wolf Hall the key element to a good bathroom? WHY WAIT UNTIL YOUR SENIOR YEAR TO BEGIN THINKING • • ABOUT YOUR LIFE AffiR THE U. OF D.? Do .you? • have difficulty with intimate relationships? Junior Missy D' Argenzio Senior Colleen Caffrey Senior Rom Forcino Senior Marc Brady • feel you are different from other people? A !ull length Hooks on the There are two A good lock • have difficulty having fun? m1rror back of the keys. A good so nobody • constantly seek approval and because after stall door to toilet- no can come in. affirmation? you tuck your You also hang your soft seats • find that you are impulsive? shirt in, you'll coat. and good need a good need to see water pressure deoderizer. · how it came in the shower. Are you a child of out. an alcoholic? • Adult Children of Alcoholics \\f Ct IICtl•ct ~lt: T/111 lltll'itlll' ill•ct IICIIICtst:. Group St~ lar tit/ ve reeeivetl att Ill ""' reeipe #t~r ""' " ttlllt~f' c,,~z;,.· Wednesdays, s 5:30- 7:00p.m. et~nfesf. 11te Review is flllerint 11 tl;,.,.,, lor '"" ft~ I he per11111 ""' with Nancy Nichol Goettel . 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The Wilmington-based band's music is a mixture of hip-hop and ska-core that eggs-on the 'Dazed and crowd and sends them into just the right frenzy for the massive audience participation that's involved. confused' just that • Typical show atmosphere includes many unclaimable injuries from bodies colliding in Dazed and Confused characters, from the macho the mosh pit that's encouraged THE REVIEW I Siobhan Haines Richard Linklater football stars to the intellectual by the band. Gangster Pump lead singer K.C. Rhoads is taken for a ride during a performance at the Logan Gramercy Pictures goons to the awkward freshman, But Gangster Pump is not just House in Wilmington. Rhoads encourages people to throw things at him during performances. Grade: 8+ arc brilliantly portrayed . about music and mashing. A And they interact well. show might be comparable to a PolyGram Records' The Mighty their own houses. Paris. They sent us a playlist BY GLENN SLAVIN Throughout the night, all the three-ring circus. Mighty Bosstones. Dennis: So people that are saying that Plastique is number Entertainment Editor students cbntinually run into There's always the possibility Newark welcomed the band under 21 can come see us in a one. He wrote they can't get it If you've ever wondered why each other and unexpected a band member could get naked. this summer at the Stone relaxed atmosphere. With fine out of the tape deck. there may have been a marijuana relationships form. The senior Enough said. Balloon, but they're interested food and refreshment. Vince: They requested it and we shortage in the 80s, it's because quarterback befriends a gawky There's the "word of the in getting more shows in this sent it. those crazy high school kids in freshman and hang together for night," which could be anything area. Review: Why should people Jeremy: We're working on a 1976 smoked more dope than the most of the night. from an inside band joke to For now, traveling to want to travel to sec you deal with Visa Records. entire population of Jamaica. The film was also a lot of something completely twisted, Wilmington is well worth the 12 perform? K.C.: Really? They had to. They were in the laughs, mos tly depending on but the normal audience mile adventure. Just talking to Jeremy: Because we put on a midst of a sexual revolution and what state of mind you're in response is usually a hearty the band is an experience not to show. Review: What kind of crowds the ridiculous clothes they wore when you see it. As the poster "F••k you Gangster Pump," a be forgotten. Vince: It sounds like nobody do you usually draw? practically guaranteed they says, "See it with a bud." criticism which is always else around here. Vince: Hot college babes. wouldn't get laid. One of the more ironic scenes welcomed by the band. Review: Aren't you guys K.C.: And we go off. Dennis: Everything from Such is the basic plot for in the film came during a The band consists of K.C. psyched to be in The Review? Dennis: It's high energy, preppies to dirtballs. We have a Dazed and Confused. discussion on the monotony of Rhoads on vocals, Vince Jeremy: Are a lot of college contemporary music . very loyal crowd. The film follows an entire the 70s, as the group was Kilpatrick on bass, Jeremy babes going to read it? John: Because Vince gets K.C.: They've hung with us high school in Texas on the last passing around a joint. Green on drums, Jeff Zarge (AS Everybody: Hot college naked. more than any other local band. day of school in an effort to get They collectively decided that JR) on keyboards and Dennis babes .. . Dennis: Because before each The band is only 50 percent of drunk, stoned and laid. And not the 80s would be more exciting Schofield (AS FR) and John Dennis: That's the only reason show, we cruise nursing homes it. necessarily in that order. and since they would be in their Camp on guitars. we're doing it. and pop colostomy bags on John: It takes two to make an Done in the same style 20s, it would be even a bigger This band has carried a stage. omelette. Richard Linklater used for party than the time in which they reputation that might scare most Review: You guys have played K.C.: Also the majority of American Graffiti, Dazed presently exist. people, but usually packs a once at the Stone Balloon. Are people that come to see us so Review: Are you more of a live focuses on the different social If they only knew. diverse crowd wherever they you coming back to Newark? far, come to see us again. band? levels and hierarchy of high But the reason to sec Dazed is play. Dennis: We're trying to get John: We're like Hall and Jeremy: It ' s two different school. the nostalgia factor. About every They've also embarked on booked at parties down there. Oates. things. The senior males, armed with 20 years people start longing for three separate mini-tours, Review: Why? Dennis: Playing live is like us thick wooden paddles, go all the past. After all American including a performance with Vince: We want people to trash Review: Are the shows too doing covers of our own songs. over town in search of incoming Graffiti, a film about the "wild" violent? K.C.: The live shows are freshman. Once caught, the times of youth culture in the 50s, Dennis: We've always had definitely the excitement I freshman receive a severe came out in the 70s. slam dancing, but never had one think. beating and then get drunk with And the movie will just bring big fight. the seniors. back intoxicant induced Vince: One big happy family . Review: What factors make a The senoir women intiate the memories for those who good show? incoming freshmen girls by remember the 70s and even more, Review: What's the band trying K.C.: Blood, spit and beer. pouring various condiments on for those who were, well, dazed• to concentrate on now? Jeremy: I guess playing the them and forcing them to and confused. ; Dennis: Songwriting and music comes dead last. propose to strange guys. It Bell-bottoms, assorted drug• outdoing ourselves with the live seemed like some kind of paraphernalia, Alice Cooper's: shows. • bizarre, drug induced sorority School's Out and War' s Low• Vince: Making some money. Currently Gangster Pump is ritual. Rider are just some of the: John: Ordering our Italian working on a seven inch single In between these beatings and aspects of the 70s this flick• sports cars. due out by Christmas. There's rituals, the movie basically awakes from the dead. : also a full length tape, titled follows a group of guys driving Mostly, it reminds of a .time• Review: I've heard that you Bob, on its way soon. around town doing bong hits in when kids smoked a little too: guys arc on the charts in So if you're craving the their low riders and occasionally much pot, drank a little too• Europe. Where and how did that sounds of what Schofield calls stopping to get a beer out of much beer and were way too: happen? "Pantera meets Paul Simon," their fully stocked trunk. open with their sexuality. THE REVIEW I File Photo K.C.: We're number one on the than take a little open-minded What made this movie And maybe that could be the ; Gangster Pump's (left to right) john Camp, jeff Zarge, jeremy playlist in France. dive into the Gangster Pump entertaining is the wonderful reason we are longing to bring · Green (bending) K.C. Rhoads, Vince Kilpatrick and Dennis Jeremy: In some suburbs of scene. character definition. All the them back. · Schofield (top). Dylan's latest album goes right World Gone Wrong But unlike his familiar 1992 Good mean to him, is just vintage Bob original which rivals the sheer Bob Dylan As I've Been To You folk covers, Dylan. poetry of Tangled up in Blue or Isis. Columbia Dylan digs in the archives of But for at least a couple of tracks, It seems Dylan's mission now is to Grade: A- obscurity to create an album that Dylan should take some of his. angst revive and expand on his influences. says everything Dylan has been and passion and come up with So we'll leave it up to BY GLENN SLAVIN saying his whole career without any another original tune . contemporary folk artists, such as Entertainment Editor actual lyrics written by the legend Dylan's original lyrics are nothing John Wesley Harding, of whom What drives listeners to Dylan is himself. short of poetry and it would be good Dylan is the primary influence, to what drives them insane. If only Dylan could put as much to get some of that. remake something like Idiot Wind. At the age of 150, Dylan is the emotion in his voice as he does There is nothing elaborate about But let him rest. He served his last remaining original rebel, a writing about the songs he uses in this album. It's the simplicity that time. throwback to . a time when the liner notes. helps highlight it's raw power. There is no question Dylan has conformists got shot and expression " ... before Charlie Chaplin, before Just Dylan, a guitar, an occasional broke out of his Award Show came in the form of music. the Wild One, before the Children of harmonica riff and a lot of feeling . appearances and is back creating And although Dylan's voice was the Sun - before the celestial All the songs, except for Stack A music right from his heart. never necessarily harmonious, he grunge, before the insane world of Lee, are fairly obscure. Any die-hard And unti I Dylan reaches the age certainly remains faithful to himself, entertainment exploded in our faces Dylan fan will appreciate his choice where he no longer can create music his music and his influences. ... ,"Dylan writes in reference to Two in songs, even if it's hard to any more, we'll just let him drive us His latest effort, World Gone Soldiers. understand the lyrics underneath into blissful insanity with his Wrong, is a tribute to folk artists of His anti-establishment sentiments, Dylan's whining and rasping. prophetic wheezing. THE REVIEW I File Phorb yore. when describing what the songs We may never hear a Dylan Bob Dylan's new album isn't so new. There's n~ thrashy guitar or hefty drum -just folk music. ' Tom Waits' newest a festival of gruft The Black Rider He is the master of ceremonies carnival of 20 fantastic and unusual, it sounds as though he's It's a non-s top carousel ride that Tom Waits for this wild experiment in musical wondrous attractions all for our laying the soundtrack for some keeps gaining speed, leaving your Island and lyrical genius. amusement. bizarre Tim Burton movie. head spinning with a big grin. Grade: A Waits has been overlooked for Waits has the rare ability to use rAin' t No Sin is complemented Tom Waits could be the coolest BY RACHEL CERICOLA his diverse talent. He has created his unearthly gruff vocals and by guest vocalist William guy on earth. Assistant Enterta inment Editor many first rate albums, including twisted brain to put together a Burroughs (author of The Naked In the liner notes, Waits gives "Ladies and genJ/emen, Harry's The Heart of Saturday Night and compilation of innovative tunes. Lunch), who pops up in numerous thanks and praises for inspiration. Harbour Bizarre is proud to Bone Machine. He puts himself into a musical highlights, taking on many roles He refers to hi s stage work with presenl, under the Big Top tonight, He recorded a sinister version of category where he reigns king and including lyricist. director Robert Wilson, Human Oddities. That's right, the Seven Dwarfs' Heigh lio for there's no such thing as a worthy Wicked. proclaiming him the warped you' II see The Three Headed Baby, the Disney compilation Stay subject. It's an evil test of musical and mentor for this project. you' II see Hitler's brain, see Lea Awake. Black Box Theme uses his lyrical abnormalities, with a mish " Wilson' s stage images had Graff the German midget who sat He even went psychotic as a warped symphony, which is mash of horns, srrings and obscure allowed me to look through inJ.P. Morgan's lap ." mental prisoner of the prince of dominant on the majority of the lyrics. windows into a dusting beauty that Thus begins the screams of darkness in Bram Stroker's album. This sampling creates a weird, changed my eyes and my ears THE REVIEW I File Pharo Lucky Day Overture and Tom Dracula. 'The use of insttuments, such as almost frightening carnival image, permanently." Tom Waits comes up big with his latest Waits ' soundtrack for the theater On his recent album, Waits the french hom, bassoon and cello, with its mutated clowns and side 11lanks for returning the favor. release, The BM:k Rider. production The Black Rider. mutates and presents a freakish create something so original and show freaks. ( . 84. THE REVIEW. November 2, 1993 Bathrooms aplenty at Delaware 'Gettysburg' relived continued from page 81 - without a doubt - the worst. the floor was one of the objects in Period. Boy Scout scavenger hunt, this mirror, it's a pot-dweller's dream. The entire room smells like a bathroom would be the home of baules and emotions of famous and GettysbW"g shows both sides at their The rooms even smell nice, an big puddle of urine, quite possibly hundreds of little pre-pubescent ~~I obscure soldiers at the epic horoable best. element many students and because that's what sits Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Tumer Pictures Inc. engagement. Martin Sheen's performance as faculty members consider a key underneath the two urinals and wanna-bes. Grade: A This is raw battle, valor, honor, Coofederal.e hero Gen. Robert E. U:e bathroom factor. two toilets. "It's not a nice place," Hatcher vicu.y. defeaL may hd some of the general's well ••A rose-type of smell would be The brown tiled floor is almost says. BY RICH CAMPBELL But there's enough drama and even known charisma. He makes up for it, nice." says Alice McCommons, a never clean, and paper towels and • University President David P. Catributng frilor a touch of hUillOC between fighting to though, in portraying Lee's honor, senior secretary in the student toilet paper somehow manage to Roselle makes a ton of money. Six score and ten years ago, two salisfy the battle weary. faith and introo)3C~Ction . center. "You can't have a bad stick themselves everywhere. lives in a UD-supplied house and armies met in a sleepy 1\mnsylvania Based on the historical novel 'The On the Union side, Col. stench." As if that's not bad enough, the drives his own blue and gold car. town. Killer Angels" by Michael Shaara and Chamberlain. whose heroic defense of l' Clayton Hall doesn't. toilet flushes are punily pathetic So obviously, this is a guy with Three days later, the Civil War's shot oo location, Gettysburg blends Little Round Top finished out the pe THE CRAPPERS - sort of like Pee Wee Herman a pretty nice personal potty, fale had been sealed. verifiable history with educated intermission JUt, is instantly likeable Unfortunately, one of college arm wrestling against Hulk right? Now, through the guidance and guesswork in creating realistic as played by Jeff Daniels. life's down points is a dirty Hogan. Not quite. funling of media m:>gul Ted Turner, dialogue. Turning Southward, Richard bathroom. "It's pretty shitty," says senior Roselle's bathroom In an epic $20 millioo movie allfmps to Scenes in both camps reveal the Jordan's ponrayal of Confederate Ask any UD custodian, and Mike Middaugh. "I wouldn't want Hulllhen Hall is disappointingly re-create those summer days in spectrum of txutlefield temperaments Brig. Gen. Lewis A. Armistead they'll openly tell you students to spend any time there. It doesn't boring - perhaps less thrilling Gettysburg. and emotions. There are those with rallying the troops to most of their are bigger slobs than Oscar the look like the floor was cleaned in than a Seattle-Cleveland double It succeeds. fiery zeal for their country and Llx>se deaths and his own fatal wound stands Grouch. a long time." header. The yellow-tiled walls are More than tha1. it stirs the heart. for whom the war experience has as one of the most poignant and ...,. "They'll eat and throw up on • As an employee at the student urine colored but hardly inspiring, Gettysburg has been billed tby nearly obliterated such faith in "the moving war lnnCS on film. .. purpose," says Student Center center info desk, Carla Hatcher is and the American Standard bowl many as the most authentic Civil War cause". While some will take offense at the ,. often asked where to go for the is the same one found in every Unlike other recent Civil War film movie's compll'alive sympathy for the custodian Willie McDaniels. movie ever. ~ "They write on the walls too best of everything. bathroom across campus. As such, tOO;e rot interested in that offerings, Glory and Ken Bum's The South, others will rejoice that the Rebs much. and we always have to Ice Cream? Scott's on Maine "It's nothing exciting," says great conflict, American history or Civil War PBS series, this film does have finally been given a fair shake. clean it up." Street. Flo Barron, Roselle's secretary. men and the military should stay not spend much time on the war's This is pll'lly because Gettysburg With 15,000+ students who Beer? The Stone Balloon. She's right. away. central issue of slavery. does not interpret or analyze the hardly list cleanliness as a major Bathroom? Uhm ... Despite the massive messiness There's no filler here, no rcmanrlc Whereas these tenled more toward reasons for the War Between the concern, piss on the toilet and "The ones across from the and disgustingly distinguishable subplots, no transplanting of 90s Union sympathies and Gone With StaleS. crap on the floor are likely reference room In the library detestment of some Delaware culture iiUo the past. the Wind (lf such a romance stxlukl It simply shows as realistically as occurrences- especially at these are gross," she says. "They're bathrooms, Bell realizes that Instead, thousands of re-enactors even be mentioned in the same possible three days which forever places: filthy all the time." without slobs, he's out of a job. and top-notch actors animate the category) glorifies the Old South, changed our nation. • The men's bathroom on the Actually, "disgusting" is a "All that messiness," he says, first floor of Memorial Hall is better word. If wet toilet paper on "is my security." Stepping up to a new fitness level incorrectly. in your class." An exercise machine takes you One problem, he says, occurs And still other students when users lean too much on the prefer to avoid step exercises all nowhere fast ... except to better side support bars. together. "The biggest problem we Scott Smith, a sophomore, see," Keudell says, "is a lot of says, "I'd rather spend my 20 health. people will lock their elbows minutes lifting weights or doing BY RACHEL ESKENAZI high impact sports because it out. some other sport." Staff Reporter places less stress on the knees. "What that does is put too While some people remain After years of experiencing According to Stacy Hopkins, much stress on the elbow joints, unimpressed with the what some experts call "shin co-owner of local gym High and is more likely to lead to Stairmaster, new equipment splints" and "sore butt," some Energy, "Jogging's tough on injury down the road. based on the machine's exercise oriented gym goers your joints, this machinery is "The second problem is with technology has recently found a have found a new way to stay in easier on your body ." people supporting their weight place on the market and in local shape. For this reason, Lisa on their arms," he says. "What gyms. For some, hitting the Kosanovich, a sophomore and this can do is reduce the The Crossaerobics machine, pavement is no longer a fitness assistant at Harrington efficiency of the workout by up made by Stairmaster, can be desirable exercise option and the Fitness Center, says she finds to 30 percent." found at High Energy and, fitness crazes of the 80s have the Stairmaster "better than The goal for using the according to Hopkins, is the been replaced by a variety of running." Kosanovich, who Stairmaster, he says, is not to only one of its kind within a 100 cardiovascular exercise uses the machine four to five use the side bars at all, but to mile radius of the Newark area. machines. times a week, says she likes the swing the arms while stepping. Calling it "the best piece of One of these, known by its machine because it gives a good Keudell says exercisers who aerobic equipment ever made," brand name, the Stairmaster, is cardiovascular workout. take "illy bitty" steps on the Hopkins says she likes the causing many people around the Freshman Tonja Werkman Stairmaster are also cheating machine because it combines an country to leave jogging shoes says she finds the Stairmast~r themselves of a more complete aerobic workout with lifting behind for a simulated stepping provides a great cardiovascular workout because the point of weights. experience. workout as well as a break in her aerobic exercise is to utilize the Like the Stairmaster, The Stairmaster works in a exercise routine. body's large muscle· groups. Crossaerobics is a step variety of ways. A user first "Instead of ·running," This way, he says, one can simulating machine, except for steps onto the two steps, enters Werkman. says, "I like to do burn more calories, force the the fact that it requires the user his or her weight into the something different." heart to pump more blood and to follow a step routine while in machine and chooses a workout C .J. Keudell, fitness ultimately allow the body to a semi-reclined position. level, pace and duration. coordinator at Carpenter Sports bum fat. Adjusting the weights allows A user can choose from a Building, says that aside from Of course, the Stairmaster is adjustment of the pace at which manual program, in which he or providing a workout that is safer not for everyone. Step aerobics, the step levers can be moved. she regulates the workout, a for the knee joints, the like the Stairmaster, provides a The heavier the weights are set, random program, in which the Stairmaster is also safer for the cardiovascular workout in the slower the user can go. The machine regulates the workout back. addition to toning muscles in the lighter the weights are set, the or a variety of other machine If used properly, the thigh and buttock region. faster the movement. regulated programs such as Stairmaster should not place the And, according to aerobics The Gauntlet, another "pikes peak" or "roller coaster." strain on the back that is often instructor Nicole Dandrea, step Stairmaster invention, resembles The user also chooses a level caused by cycling. For this aerobics "adds more fun to a mini-escalator and involves a of intensity. The levels range reason , Keudell says the working out." climbing action. from level one (easy) to level Stairmaster can be used even if Dandrea says some people Like the Stairmaster, it allows ten (advanced). the user has had a back injury. prefer step aerobics over the the user to select the workout For many, the Stairmaster is He adds, however, that the Stairmaster because "you have speed and , provides a THE REVIEW I Dan ). Brzoska preferred over running or other Stairmaster is frequently used The Stairmaster gives students a chance to lose weight while going music, motivation, plus people cardiovascular workout. nowhere fast. 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Tuesday J I ' ·· ,, The Review, Volume 120, Number 17 November 2, 1993 • 85 * ~. '• Homecoming '93 • L .,, .. .a ~ . I ' ' . ' ' I • ... ~ - . ' . Hens in Last another second '· . heart nail-biter ...... stopper end~ right • . BY RON PORTER ~E&tor Maine placekicker Tom for ·He·ns Dadmun should have known after his opening kick -off that BY MEGAN MCDERMOTI Sports Editor it was going to be a bad day. Dadmun's kick went out of The Delaware football team was ahead 21-19 over bounds at the right sideline, '' ·' giving Delaware the ball on Maine with five seconds their own 35-yard line. remaining in the game when The Hens (6-2, 4-2 Yankee Black Bear placekicker Tom Conference) then drove 65 Dadmun had a chance to win yards and scored on a 28-yard the game with a 30-yard run by senior halfback Lanue field goal. Johnson to put Delaware on "To be quite honest with the board firsL you. I really didn't think he But that was only the had a chance to make it," beginning of Dadmun's said Delaware senior problems. cornerback Scott Acker. "He Late in the fourth quarter had missed too many. His Maine had a chance to win, confidence was shot." and they called on Dadmun. Dadmun didn' t make it. The score was 21-19 Hens, The kick that went wide and the Black Bears put right made Dadmun 0-3 on together an impressive drive to field goal attempts in the get themselves into field goal THE REVIEW /Walter M. Eben and Maximillian Gretsch Hens' 21-19 win Saturday at raruze. Top right: Freshman halfback Norman Coleman ends up on the bottom of the pile against Maine in Saturday's 21·19 Delaware win. Delaware Slad.iunl., .' -...... _....- · Dadmun set the spot and Coleman rushed for 123 yards, 79 of which came on a touchdown run. Top left: Freshman midfielder Beth Hatt looks to score on a Maine defensive tackle stepped back. penalty kick in Sunday's 2-1 win over SUNY-Stony Brook. Above: Junior right wing Jeff Mitchell battles with West Chester's Glenn Mike Adamets set up the The ball was hiked, set and McClelland for the loose puck in Friday night's 5·2 win. Although the rain dampened most of the games this weekend, many went on as field goal attempt when he kicked- wide right. planned. The homecoming attendance for the Delaware-Maine game was 18,399, but only about.10,000 were in the wet and cold see ENDING page B6 see HENS page B6 stands. •' ,. Because the hockey team are always in perfect condition. Sports in needs the money. So how does hockey survive '. Why? despite their lack of nearly ,· Review ~ . Because they don't get any everything? Delaware ice hockey skates ,. from the university. They rely on the one thing By Meredith In fact, they have to pay the they do have . Something that Glazar university for their ice time, buy isn't free, but isn't paid for in their own equipment and fund all dollars. to 5-2 win over West Chester of their travel expenses. Hard work. The team members have to pay The team works hard every BY MEREDITH GLAZAR Delaware Coach Shawn Garvin our better defensemen, so we Ice hockey dues to support the team and practice and every game and in Assistant Sports Editor said. "We kept the intensity up just ended up busting our butts they even have to sell between raises money and makes Senior left wing Rom the whole time." the entire game." advertisements in the media sacrifices for the good of the Porcino's third-period goal Five minutes into tl)e game, But in the third period, the needs guide to pay for its publication. team. was the icing on the cake. the puck emerged from a Rams picked up their offense To top it off, there isn't any This dedication is seen in For the Delaware ice hockey crowd in front of the net. to score two goals. scholarship money for playing every check, every goal, every team, the shot sealed a 5-2 win The puck traveled from We ' ve got a lot of new hockey. save and every face off by the over West Chester Friday senior right wing Mark Buell faces," Rams Coach Bill Wei! helping School-supported sports have fans that turn out expecting a For Porcino, it was the to sophomore defenseman said. all of these things: equipment, a great game. perfect end to a game against Chuck Oese before crossing "This was only our second place to practice and play, This is not to say that athletes his old team . . the goal line off Bergey ' s game together as a team." hand uniforms, media services, on school sponsored teams are "I think it made me play stick . West Chester's first goal scholarships - the list goes on. not devoted to their sport. harder," said Porcino, who "I didn ' t have to do occurred five minutes into the But with the exception of But there's just something also had two assists. anything but redirect the third period. Every Friday night, from football and men's basketball, about hockey that makes people The final goal, which came puck," Bergey said. "I got beat to my stick side . ) October to February, well over these sports have little auendence pack into the tiny Gold Arena mid-way through the third With seven minutes to go in on a breakaway," said 500 students come out to root for outside of a few parents and each weekend to see a sport that period, went between the legs the first period, Bergey scored Delaware senior goalkeeper the home team. friends of players. the administration doesn' t seem of West Chester goalkeeper again on a one-timer to put Tim Caum. In return, the university not All of these students could be to care about. Ken Lawless. Delaware ahead 2-0. The Rams ' second goal was I spending their weekend in any only gets money from renting ice But that doesn't really matter "It was a race to the puck," "Rom passed to me on the scored on a power play with .',· way they choose - within the time to its own team, but it also when the love ,or the sport is Porcino said. "I happened to faceoff and I s hot it in ," he 24 seconds left in the game. gets the publicity that comes with there. .',• constraints of the Newark social get a better position and I just said. Caum, who recorded 29 saves, ., ... scene- but they're all watching having a No. 11 nationally Or, in the words of junior shot low." Delaware dominated the stopped the puck twice before ., a school sporting event. ranked team bearing its name. defenseman Brian Albert, "The Junior center Jason Bergey entire game, never allowing missing the third shot. It's not football. The hockey team plays only thing we're missing is the kicked off the scoring for the Rams to catch up . The Hens defeated Lehigh It's not basketball. wearing mismatched socks, torn funds." Delaware (4-0-2) with two "When we play this well as Sunday night 7-5 . And it's not free. pants, and frayed skates. power-play goals in the first a team, nobody can beat us," Delaware plays Towson Yes, students have to pay to School sponsored sports have Meredith Glazar is an assis tant period. Bergey said. State Friday at 8 p.m . in the watch the Delaware ice hockey more-than-adequate outfitting sports editor for The Review and "We jumped on them fast," "We were missing two of Gold Arena. team play. and facilities. is very happy just watching ice Why? Their uniforms all match and hockey every day. f 86. THE REVIEW. November 2, 1993 Meadows scores; men still lose 2-1 to Patriots BY K.C. DEll MATER about 14 minutes left in the first "[Cormeir] came to the corner, Staff Reporter half, when Meadows scored on the defender went to defend the After 680 minutes and eight Delaware's first penalty shot of the cross, he then came baseline and games the Delaware men's soccer season. beat me near-post," Mason said. team finally scored in the 2-1 loss Delaware had a fast break and "We need to make scoring to Vermont Sunday. sophomore forward Jeff Northey opportunities and convert them to Senior forward Cheyney was tackled from behind by a points," Samonisky said. Meadows, playing in his final Vermont defender as the ball was "We have been competitive in home game, scored on a penalty about to go out of bounds, giving our conference in all except for shot at a muddy Delaware Field. Meadows the shot. one game." "I did not know it was that long The game was full of penalties. " Delaware played better than since we scored," Meadows said. Delaware (2-15-1, 0-6 North their record reflects. It's been a Vermont defender John Atlantic Conference) had 18, one-goal game every year," said Coughlin scored the first goal of Vermont had 20, and each had a Vermont Coach Ron McEachen. the game with 19 minutes yellow card. Meadows had an optimistic remaining in the first half. "I think we played with view of a discouraging season. Coughlin was 25 yards out, when enthusiasm and that lends itself to "I'm disappointed with the loss, he settled a pass and sent it past the physical," Delaware Coach but you have to look for the bright junior goalkeeper Stuart Mason. Marc Samonisky said. spots," said Meadows. "Even though we are losing we With eight minutes remaining in "Vermont was supposed to give are earning respect," said Mason, the game, forward Jesse Cormeir us a lot of problems. The field THE REVIEW I Walter M. Ebcrz who had 11 saves. gave Vermont the lead on an assist conditions helped to equalize the Delaware junior goaltender Stuart Mason makes a slippery save in Sunday's 2-1 loss to Vermont. The Hens tied the score with by Coughlin. game." Women's soccer wins over Vermont Hens' Coleman shines continued from page 85 rushing, burst through and eluded all would-be tacklers. BY MICHAEL LEWIS kick, and Hatt broke in from the 1) came out very fast. really only trying to put the ball on Delaware escaped another close Staffllleponer "Daryl Brown did a nice job right side and drove a header past With only two minutes gone by in net." battle and Dadmun missed his third It was wet. diving Patriots goalkeeper Annaya the half, Stony Brook forward Sunday's goal marked another kicking the comer out and all I saw attempt of the day at three poiniS. was daylight and I used my speed to It was sloppy. Callahan. Rebecca Aig beat freshman goalie Delaware record for Hendrickson. ''To be quite honest with you, I The field looked more like a mud "That was one of our set plays Melissa Kulp to a loose ball in the With 10 goals and 10 assists on the go all the way," said Coleman. really didn't think he had a chance," "I want to tell you something wrestling pit than a soccer field. that we work on in practi.ce," Hatt crease. Kulp, who leads the NAC in season, she is the first Hen to record said co-captain senior spread end But the Delaware women's soccer said. "We'd been working on it for a goals against average, could not stop double figures in both categories in about this guy," said Delaware Coach Scott Acker. "He had missed too Tubby Raymond nodding toward team didn't seem to mind, as the while, and today it finally clicked." this one, and the ball slithered past the same year. many. His confidence was shot." Hens rallied to defeat The State It was the ninth goal for Halt, a her, giving the Patriots a 1-0 lead. "I thought it was a very exciting Coleman, "I watched his high school The Hens' offensive highlight films and saw that he could really University of New York at Stony contender for North Atlantic But D e laware responded game, and I feel the whole team came late in the first quarter when Brook 2-1 Sunday at Delaware Conference rookie of the year, immediately. played well today," Delaware Coach run, but I wam 't sure if he was tough freshman halfback Norman Coleman, enough to play here. I didn't know if Field. putting her fourth on the Delaware One minute after Aig's goal, Scott Grzenda said. "I think when making his second start, simply took Delaware freshman midfield all-time scorinl! list. junior forward Kristi Hendrickson Kristi scored. the momentum reallv he could learn to block." everyone by surprise. Coleman had a key block on the sensation Beth Hatt broke a 1-1 tie From the start, the Hens (11-5-1, took a pass from junior defender shifted in our favor." As the rain pourea oown Coleman with 20 minutes left in the game to 0-3-1 NAC) attacked relentlessly, Suzie Schmidt and blasted a shot "We were really motivated for first score by Delaware when burnt up the muddy turf and rumbled Johnson took a Langan pitch to the put the Hens ahead for good. but were unable to break through, over Callahan's shoulder. this game after our loss Thursday," 79 yards for a touchdown. Freshman midfielder Stephanie and the first half ended scoreless. "I was in the box, someone put Hendrickson added. "We came out right side and ran towards the Sophomore quarterback Keith endzone. Schoening sent the ball flying The second half was much t\ghter the ball on my foot, and I just turned and did what we wanted to do, and it Langan handed off to Coleman at the towards the far post on a corner than the first, and the Patriots (5-10- and shot," Hendrickson said. "I was was a real big win for us." The Black Bear linebackers Delaware 21 and Coleman did the followed the play and Coleman rest. delivered a hard block to one As he approached the line of defender. It was enough to allow scrinunage, the Black Bear offensive Johnson access to the endzone. line looked as if they had sucked "I'm just delighted to have won Coleman up. this game," said Raymond. "Maine Teamwork pays Then, out of the pile of Maine played the best game they possibly defenders, Coleman, 12 for 123 yards for volleyball could." BY SARA HAUFF and UConn, the Hens were patient Ending not comfortable Anisrant Spats Eciror in winning their points and set the Since the beginning of the year, pace of the match. continued from page 85 Robert Tubbs, who struggled for the Hen volleyball players came 1bey used careful placement and four yards before being pulled down together and slapped hands after teamwork rather than rushing the prevented Delaware senior Brian by sophomore linebacker Josh every volley - whether or not they hits. Meyers from getting the punt off, Mastrangelo and Acker. won the point "If [the Hens) keep steady giving Maine a first down on the Maine's final play, at third down In other words, they supported control of the game and play at their Delaware 35 with one minute and 53 and 14 yards to go, ended with a 13- each other like a team. own tempo they play well," Viera seconds remaining in the game. yard pass from Colon to wide This team cohesiveness was said. Then the Hen defense - and a receiver Steve Cates, who - evident in Delaware's play this "If [Delaware] tries to do things little luck for Delaware- took untouched by Delaware - lost his weekend. too quickly, ·they lose control of the over, as the Hens held Maine to 11 footing in the mud and skidded Delaware won the first Blue Hen game." yards over the next six plays. along the sideline immediately after Invitational Volleyball Tournament In the founh game of the UConn "When the time came, [the catching the ball. ~ defeating LaSalle, Morgan State, match, the Hens changed the tempo defense) made the big plays and won One yard shy of a first down; Syracuse and UConn at the to fight back from 11-15, 12-15 the ball game," said Delaware Coach Dadmun tried for a field goal, but Carpenter Sports Building. losses in the third and founh games. Tubby Raymond. the slippery ball went wide right. "We wanted [the win) bad. The The Hens kept their intensity up "I felt the pressure was more on "We didn't put touchdowns up cl~pping of hands brings us during their fLfth game with a 15-13 them than on us," Acker said. "They when we should have and we didn't together," said sophomore seller come-from-behind win over a team had to move the ball against us. We make field goals when we should Nikki Brassell. that beat Delaware 3-Q a month ago. had stopped them in that territory have," said Maine Coach Jack In addition, the Hens defense "It' s a team effort. We before." Cosgrove. was especially on during the communicated very well. They The Delaware defense came Dadmun's first field goal attempt tournament. helped each other out there. That's together at the end to seal the victory with Maine (3-5, 2-4 Yankee) down "We had our best defensive what being a team is· all about," for the Hens (6-2, 4-2 Yankee 21-12 went wide- a 37-yarder in playing of the year," Viera said. Viera said. Conference). the first half, following two missed' UConn Coach Ellen Crandall The Hens also exhibited intense On the first play of the Black extra point attempts. Orner said, "My team couldn't concentration as they consistently Bears' drive, quarterback Emilio He missed another field goal handle Delaware's defense oriented whipped serves over the net. Colon handed the ball to fullback early in the second half. team." The Hens played this weekend Steve Knight, who was quickly "We didn't put up the points to Delaware junior Jennifer Stock like they did at the end of last stopped by seniors defensive tackle come through," said Colon. "That's consistently hit powerful projectile season when they won the NAC Matt Morrill and linebacker Mike all it came down to." serves that just missed the top of the title. Punchin' Postman Bandish with a gain of two yards. net Every player on the team If you read The Review two issues ago you might recall a A similar fate awaited tailback Although Delaware (16-12, 1-Q contributed to Delaware's win. story about Tony Thornton, a postman from New Jersey, who North Atlantic Conference) played "We're peaking in our season a very physical game, especially and these wins are confidence was fighting for the IBF super-middle-weight title against against Big East teams Syracuse lxxlstm for us," Stock said. James Toney. In that fight Thornton went all 12 rounds but lost , , ~~~e~ ~mrts in an unanimous decision. What a lo~g strange trip it's been. '" ' ~ ' '" '" X-Country runs rampant in the mud The Delaware women's cross M "Going down hills, your feet Despite the 45-degree weather ~ne e country team finished second en are sliding a couple of feet each and rain-soaked terrain, first SC h ep .t' l Saturday, beating out Rutgers and time you land . place finisher Darby Reed of Drexel, but trailing St. Joseph's by 13 "It was sloppy and cold," he Duquesne smashed the existing said. course record of 25 minutes and poi,?~~t bad for a miserable rainy sli. p and The conditions made it a 55 seconds by 10 seconds. leads Hen day," said Delaware Coach Sue challenge fol' other runners as "No doubt I'd like to see him McGrath-Powell. well. on a dry track," said Delaware Senior Chris Carroll dropped Coach Jim Fischer. Senior Ellen Strickler finished first slie de to out in the middle of the race, Overall, Fischer said his team for Delaware - ft.fth overall- with a women time of 18 minutes and 53 seconds. after injuring his knee. competed well despite the '11lat's slower than I was running "I took a turn pretty hard," weather and absence of two top BY WENDY HAll last month," she said. "I'm a little • Carroll said. five runners, junior John Slaffll.epor! I whatl 1: n r. in in Dial it instead of "0" and save up to 44%. es to 1: •" For long dlst.a.nce collect calls. Vs. AT&-T operator dlaled 3 mln. Interstate call. :I Classi ieds November 2, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 88 83 7-1616 (800)328-SAVE or (617)424-8222 . DEAR ED, Thanks for a great time at AVAILABLE the theatre. TREX 1000, Good as New, $425 or WANTED : Guitars & Basses b/o. Call Matt 738-2428. Top Cash Paid 1-410-398 -1475. Hauff - I've got a bike with training SPRING BREAK VACATIONS TO wheels waiting for you in the garage . 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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 A narrative 5 Absolute 10 - novel 14 Was false 15 Minister to 16 " -go bragh" 17 "- Bede" 18 Stadium area 20 Beef cut 22 Whiskey type 23 Dangles 24 Pries 26 Taro product 27 Fabric 30 Modifies 34 Maltreated 35 Vessel 36 Rooter's cry 37 City on the DOWN Avon 38 Remain 1 Thick piece 30 Food fish 40 Snack spread 2 Opera heroine 31 Dignify 41 Ear: pref. 3 Equipment 32 Banqueter 42 For men only 4 Reprove 33 Disposes of AFRICAN STUDIES PROGRAM 43 Followed 5 Salve: abbr. 35- Sur 45 A canine 6 Little tower 39 Saloon 47 Workers 7 Cafeteria 40 Lack of color 48 Jr. naval Items 42 Burn AFRICAN FILM SERIES, FALL 1993 oHicer 8 Anglo-Saxon 44 Wager , e.g. 49 Anticipate servant 46 Melt down 50 Cheated 9 Vermilion (fat) Film: "South Africa Belongs to Us: 53 Wrongdoing 10 Keep In 47 Sawbuck 54 Recognized custody 49 Onslaught Five Portraits of Women Under Apartheid" 58 Unbend 11 Ayatollah 50 Large 61 Light tan land quantity In the film, each woman describes her life 62 Pot addition 12 Chinese 51 Singer Arden 63 Keen dynasty 52 Toward in South Africa 64 Use a dagger 13 Cessations 53 Bunco game on 19 Young hog 55 Hepta plus Location: 100 Kirkbride Hall 65 Fashion name 21 Zilch one Date: Tuesday, November 2, 1993 66- board 25 Calms down 56 A garment 67 Milquetoasts 26 Early auto 57 Gists Time: 7:00 p.m. 27 Shoe type 59 Visualize 28 Die down 60 Dull 29 Instruct All are welcome. Bring a friend. Films are free and open to the.public . HILLEL OPEN HOUSE ------MODELS WANTED FOR FIGURE DRAWING CLASS. WEDNESDAYS 2:00 - 3:45 11/5-FRIDAY NIGHT $30.00 A SESSION. CHABBAD dinner and service (Havdallah at 5:30) PLEASE CONTACT PETER BROOKE 11/6-SATURDAY AFTERNOON ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL 4:30 7 PM MIDDLETOWN DELAWARE Open House-- Parents Welcome 378-9511 WEEKDAYS Join us for Israeli Folk Dancing 9:00 TO 4:00 at Hillel 8 PM Sunday Nov. 7th Sunday Nov. 21st PUZZLE SOLVED PLAN NOW FOR s d OS .A H 3 ~3 .H 010 8V 1 s 3 8 '13 .3 1NV THANKSGIVING/CHRIST:tvtAS 4 7 W. Delaware Avenue nH ::>3 •a·~)4. N 3 ::>S 3 a NO::> N l ~ ON Nl s• 8N n 1 s {/ 453- 0479 • 3 S N 3 s •s N 3 STUDENT FARES ••s~ 3 1 10 1. ~ 3 I ~ •••l:! 3 1 LONDON .•••...••.••..•••... 03 ::>V H 1 .8 v 1 s• 010 CHICAG0 ...... $59 $187~ 3 1 Vd .3 01 8V .H 1'18 ATLANTA ...... $59 CALIF/WESTCOAST.$17o00 HV 1:1. 1 v 08 •a 3 s n8v OUI.GLEV'S F·ARM s 3 8N VH ::>. 1 3 Nl 1VS BOSTON ...... $59 PARIS ...... $159i!2 • I Od •s 3 s ON - all 1/2 Rt. Fan:s • Plus US/lnt. Taxes - Most U S Cities at Simibr Fan:s H_CUj R~ ••S8 NV H. 3 A l:l. NO •••l:l 't/8 0 N V1 sa NV H 8 vav SEATS ARE FILLING CALL NOW! Bonfire Included ~or: Nl l:l 3 . 3 s ~ n N•a-~ 3 I 1 . Cl\:..bs • Dorms • P.rlvah? Parties • Social Groups 3~ Ia. l:l 3 1 1 n •v 8VS 3606A Cht·s lnul St., .Sorority • Fraternity Phii.Hielphia, PA 19104 C(J.febrations of all kinds. 382~0343 20 Min. ·Drive from Campu·s, New Castle, Del; l(J~' (302) 328-7732 for reservations Comics November 2, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 89 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson .. S\G""'" T\1E.'( ~'\ 1\()\rll)'{ 1Ht..1 W/>S O'iMOil'>L'i set'lt. LIES ~ 1-\\'3 D£A\11B£\) St:RI Of' CCAA\'<\HlTI>IR'i . W\~1~ Ht.' O Sl'£1'1 MOR£ TIME" "-T 1Wt:. OfFICE . THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Backing out of the driveway, Mr. Peabody suddenly "Well, thank God we all made it out in time .... " And then one of the little kids shined his brought his car to a stop. He had already heard a 'Course, now we're equally screwed." flashlight into the corner of the basement, and there peculiar "thump," and now these flattened but they saw these strange jars . ... Some said familiar-looking glasses further intrigued him. 'creamy,' some said 'crunchy' ... " Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU ~kkat Wniversi*Jil AT D£LAWHo HcY,BA/313. HWAR!J ST5RN7 YOU fJIP SIP fiN!? NO K/I?PING? MeAN TH&GIJY WHO &XCEU&NT. [)()t;S 7H/3 [)(}()-{}()0 YOU? TVMOVI/3 ? H&~RJNNY. I \ ANI? INCEST SfW? I 81 0 • THE REVIEW • Novemeber 2, 1993 The Office of Housing and Residence Life JPtJIIU~W- ~ 1993-94 Resident Assistants and Senior Resident Assistants Abramson, Andrew Connell, Kevin Hall, Peter Levin, Erin Palmer, Karen Stewart, Patricia Adametz, Michelle Cope, joanna Hall, Valerie Lewis, Michele Patton, Heather Stewart, Michael Ahr, Allison Corbett, Keri Hanlon, jacob Litteral, Jodi Pollack, Karen Strangia, Michelle Andres, Solveig Cori, Janice Hansen, Karen Lombardi, Denise Porter, jessica Stroosnyder, Lori Annamalai, Sathana Cornell, Rachel Harper, Derek Loyola, Luis Preis, Kimberly Taliaferro, Leslie Antal, Peter Correll, Kimberley Hassinger, Kathleen Luchansky, Ann Marie Ratanan, Nancy Tarney, Robert Asuncion, Elizabeth Costello, Carolyn Hawk, Angela Marburg, Brian Reilly, Thomas Textor, jennifer Balbirnie, Bridget Cwiklinski, Matthew Honnen, jennifer Marsh, Cindy Reynolds, Inez Van Cleve, jennifer Bergman, Rebecca Dassel, jeffrey Huffman, Craig Mason, Christina Richter, Andrea Vara, Wendy Biery, Brandon Devine, Paul Iftikhar, Nausheen Mattera, Michelle Riley, Keith Vocatura, Tara Birnbaum, Lisa Dileonardo, Vincent jacobs, Tina McCombs, Matthew Rockett, Veronica Walker, jerome Blair, Robert Dorsey, Sherry jeffrey, Kenneth McGiver, jennifer Romanelli, Karen Warner, Patrick Bodine, Kimberly Dover, Elizabeth jones, Heather McGowen, Rebecca Roseff, Michael Wartchow, Kate Brandner, Andrea Doyno, Brian Karl, Stephanie Messam, Nadine Rosenberg, Scott Watkins, jennifer Brimmer, jason Drachman, Leigh Kent, Tara Miller, Scott Russo, Amy Watt, Patricia Brown, james Duffins, Varo Kilday, Chris Moore, jennifer Ryan, Elizabeth Weaver, Adam Bryson, Kimberly Dunne, William King, Angela Mowatt, Kristen Salvatore, joseph Weitz jonathan Campbell, Matthew Eck, Laurie Koenig, Melissa Munce, Thomas Scheppele, Susan Whitcoe, Chris Carlisle, Teryl Edelstein, Adam Koenigsberg, Steven Mulqueen, Anne Marie Schramm, Mike White, Edwin Carnegie, Karen Eisenbrey, Stephen Korenczuk, Randy Myers, Stefanie Scott, Kirk Whitehead, Charles Carson, Edward Elwell, Matthew Krepinevich, jen Myers, Gilbert Seay, Michael Williams, Danielle Carucci, Cristina Fedena, joyce Lane, Melanie Nadler, Melissa Seay, joseph Williams, N akishia Cassel, David Felizzi, Christine Lantz, Deana Neely, Tamara Sebastianelli, Ed Wilson, Burriss Christenbury, Ken Fisher, Daniel Lavalle, Leah Nisar, Michael Sher, Morissa Wilson, Diane Clark, Marvin Friedman, Shari Lee, jennifer Norman, Heidi Shipp, Christopher Woodard, Andrea -Clarke, Aisha Ganfield, Tim Lenno, Matthew Norton, Nicole Shotsky, Marnie Wooley, Tamani Clagett, Helen Goettel, Philip Lennon, james Oldham, Kathleen Simms, Wendy Wyatt, Adam Clayton, Signe Hagar, Erin Leshko, Beth Oliver, Brian Sklar, Ian Yale, Eric Cole, Sharon Hagarty, Sara Paetz, Michelle Smagala, Aimee Young, Michael Pakulniewicz, Tracy Sniith, Wendi Ziegler, Heidi Stewart, Chandra OHICI'. lll' Till'. VICI'. PRESIDf.N"I" foR s-runi'.N"I" l.IH. LAMATION VICE PRESIDENT'S PROC . nt . Assistants have an lmporta . s and Senior Reslden.t . , rtant because you do Resident Assts~an~h life of the University - tmpo t ed~cate your fellow and demanding role. to ~ demanding, because you mus much more than assist, an students. . . n role models. you a!e .trive to be responslbl~, can gbile upholding University As RAs you s rt with your residents w ssed the confused, expe~ted to mainta~nb:a~~~\ab\e to ens':tre that theu~:~~pus to assist them. policies. You mu~ esources aval\able on o dents to learn more and the curious. f~do~h=d~cationa\ opportunitie~d~~ro~tu to these significant You offer a v~ne and about others. In ad 'mic and persona\ lives. about themse ves . t manage your own aca e responst'b'l't' I I le s ' you mus merous. M os t h rewards are nu f h . e demands are great, t e im act on the lives o t e . . .whtl~ t~he knowledge that you hav~ t': esta~\ish environments . whe~e slgntflcant .•s ou interact. You ~or ndertaken . .RAs ar.e t e students With whom y d academic pursutts can be u t the Universtty of RA Week diversity is va\ued B;"g and Residence Life pro~ra~ n ~f the University and Surrounded by a group of undergraduate resident assistants (RAs)~ represent heart of the Housm. . tly to the overa\\ miSSIO Delaware. You contnbute grea ing the 1BO across campus, Stuart Sharkey, vice president of student affairs, the quality of life for students. b 1-8 1993, "RA signs a proclamation designating Nov. 1-B as RA Appreciation Week. b declare Novem er ' d he In the proclamation~ Sharkey salutes RAs, stating they play utm important 1 ~ li~ht o~he~; :"~~~~~i~~~ ~~~:rt~nce t~yf !~~~~ th~~~i~s~ron:. and demanding role in the life of the University. n Each hall plans its Appreclatton e~ b those of you who curren own event during this week. From left (seated) are Inez Reynolds, contributions ma e Y ~ ~~ Sharkey and lfelaine Lane; and (standing) are Leigh Drachman, Leah Lavalle, Joe Seay, Leslie Taliaferro, Steve Eisenbrey, ~h~~~; -~ Wendy Simms, Chris Whitcoe, Signe Clayton and Laurie Eck. Vice President Student Life November 1993 't' \ I~ t \'I It\ 1 I y \ N I ':I' \1 \'I' I'll It'''""" ' '