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In Sports An Associated Collegiate Press Four-Star All-American Newspaper Itt Section 2 Wanted: Spencer. and a National Pacemaker It may look Hen men struggle stupid, but you'll ~ in sloppy win have a ball! ~ ~~!L~~ page 84 page 83 FREE FRIDAY Student dies after being hit by car University sophomore Nicole /lise Woolf, 20, 'was the all-American girl.' BY JENNIFER POST opposite the service area, exited the car LeBlanc, he said . Neither Woolf' s Merv Woolf, Nicole's uncle, said she queen her senior year of high school. 5tudenl Aff•irs Editor and attempted to cross the northbound boyfriend, whose name was not was "a beautiful, Timothy Brooks, dean of students, A university sophomore was hit by a lanes of 1-95 with her boyfriend, he released, nor LeBlanc were injured in brilliant girl who said he was fond of Nicole. car and killed Tuesday evening as she said . the accident, Pyne said. knew what she "She was a very, very nice young tried to cross Interstate 95 to get help She started to enter the fourth lane, wanted." lady," Brooks said. for her disabled vehicle. Pyne said, 'and did not see a car " She was the all "She was very well liked and had a Nicole llise Woolf, 20, of approaching. He said she died instantly "She was warm and American girl," lot of friends." Harrisburg, Pa., was driving with her when she was struck by a car driven by Woolf said. He said Mike Mausner, a neighbor of the boyfriend northbound between Donald LeBlanc, 52, of Newtown, Pa. caring ... almost like she was active in family, said Nicole would be missed. Delaware exits I and 3 when the car's Woolf was pronounced dead at the sports, organizations '"Wonderful' would be an left rear tire bfew out, said Sgt. Donald scene at approximately 5 :42p.m., Pyne my own kid." to aid mental health understatement," Mausner said. Pyne of Delaware State Police. said. patients and was "She was warm and caring . She was Woolf pulled to the right shoulder No charges are being brought against -Mike Maumer, Woolrs neighbor chosen homecoming almost like my own kid." IFC accepts interest group, rejects 2 others fraternity. Tau Epsilon Phi Mike Cohen (BE SR), Tau Epsilon Phi vice president, said his group was not surprised by joins the ranks. its acceptance. BY IIMMY MILLER Cohen said the group was 5raff Reporter well prepared and complied The Inter-Fraternity Council with all IFC rules and (IFC) accepted Tau Epsilon Phi regulations regarding into its ranks Tuesday by a vote acceptance. of 30-2, but turned away two Now, he said, the fraternity other interest groups that had is looking toward the future. applied for membership. "It's like any hurdle you have Theta Xi and Phi Sigma to overcome. You're relieved Kappa were denied IFC it's over, but you realize you membership by votes of 5-27 have a lot of work ahead of and 0-32, respectively. you." All three inteq:st groups Most IFC representatives, made presentations at a Nov. 30 including Vice President Jeff IFC meeting. Votes were cast in VanderPoele (BE SR), said Memorial Hall Tuesday night Theta Xi and Phi Sigma Kappa by representatives from every were denied membership fraternity. because they are both new IFC Co-Programmer Mike groups and need more time and Piacente said Tau Epsilon Phi experience before being had a well-organized accepted. presentation, which included a IFC President John O'Keefe national representative from the (AS SR) said next semester he will work to design a program with more specific guidelines on how interest Senate groups can THE REVIEW Gretsch be accepted, BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG HEN! Delaware sophomore point guard Rob Garner drives for two in his team's 80-63 win over Widener including Wednesday at the Bob Carpenter Center. Earlier in the year NAC rival Drexel toppled Widener by 60. See story, page 84. allows requirements for the groups to get more Police officer ROTC involved in Family tradition: Breaking I F C university hurt during a n d to soar community cycles to improve the future BY ROB WERRy 911 call ~'lJ&litor acc~i~s~ art SHARKEY SOME NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED. judicial system at young ages. single mothers - just like their After a 12-year s(ay at Sharkey, It's a system that's difficult to own kids. BY BRIAN HICKEY City News Ed• tor temporary status, lhe Air Force vice president for Student Life, BY ROBYN FURMAN get out of. "My sister got a father," Chris Rare JJ'08I"ll1l was fmally given said he is optimistic about the Managing Editor For Todd, Kevin, Sam and says. "I only got my mother." A New Castle County Police lhe liftoff signal by the Faculty future of Theta Xi and Phi Four friends sit around Chris, being in Ferris is not "It makes you feel bad," Todd pa•,rolman was seriously injured SenaJe Mmday. Sigma Kappa. shooting the breeze. what's important. interjects. "My little brother's Tuesday near Claymont, Del., when Although many senaun were "I think both groups know They share their thoughts and Chris, 15 , and Todd, 17, are father comes to get him, and I'm he was struck by a stolen vehicle, against the group's exclusionary exactly what is needed from fears, trying to remain optimistic. concerned about their children like 'Damn. Where's my dad?'" dragged I 0 feet and then trapped policy toward avowed them [to join the IFC) next The boys are in the library of and being good parents. Chris wants his son to have the underneath its tire, police said. homosexuals, lhe program was semester ,"Sharkey said. "They the Ferris School - a maximum They may be facing more than things he didn' t. Patrolman John M. Fisher, 27, of passed 34 to 21, wilh four want to be part of the IFC, and they know. Pacilio urges preventive Newark, was admiued to Christiana abstenlioos. they want to move ahead of Todd knows he wants to be a programs, both in communities Hospital in critical condition with a The Senate granted lhe Air where they are now." good father to his two-year-old and schools, to deal with issues broken ankle and possible internal Fa'ce Rare pennanen1 staiUS as a Phi Sigma Kappa President son and eight-month-old before they become problems. injuries following the 3:30a.m. university academic program, Valencio Jackson (EG JR) said daugh ter. He suggests groups that teach incident at the Cambridge joining it with Anny ROfC, a pn he was not surprised that his "I know," says Chris, in a tone parenting skills. Kids don't come Apartments in Fox Point. of campus since 1~. interest group did not get tha t says he understands all too with instruction books. Parents Fisher was upgraded to fair While the Army has been accepted because they are so well. H e intends to be a role need to learn how to deal with condition Tuesday, police said. JrCSCll1m campus since tb= 1870s, young. Their group was model for h is son, even though their own stress without taking it The driver of the stolen vehicle, it was not officially called the founded in October. security institution for adolescent he's not taking care of the one out on their kids. 17-year-old Wilmington resident Reserve Officer Training Corp Jackson said, "We were more males. and a half-year-old right now. Kevin says the most important Cameron Jones, was also until congressional legislation at interested in getting our name Are these boys the problem " I want vis itation," he says "I thing to tell a child is the truth . hospital ized after being shot in the hand during the incident by Fisher's tb= beginning of tb= CCl1liJI)' 0 out than anything." He said the America faces? didn't have no father, and I want "You gotta tell 'em straight up When the amendment to group will probably apply for Marc Pacilio thinks many kids my son to have one." how life is , a nd don't let 'em parmcr, Patrolman David Kasmer. in:lude tb= Air Fa'ce pugram was membership again next are given a raw deal. The Todd, who hasn't even believe it's like a fairy tale." Fi sher was freed from under the discussed in past meetings, the semester. associate executive director for completed the ninth grade yet, Todd, however, knows there's vehicle by area residents who heard Senate was split on whether the "For next semester, we're the Delaware Counsel on Crime has joined Chris in already being muc h more to it than that. the incident, rushed outside and see ROTC page A3 planning to do more, to get and Justice thinks too many entangled in a viscous cycle. He knows the importance of lifted the car while Kastner pulled see IFC page A9 children are thrown into the Both bo ys were raised by see CHILDREN page A4 see POLICE page A4 CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On December 10, Campus Flash.A2 Section 2 ........ 81 It started with stomach pains . "I lost Sun reports of 1987, sophomore Police Reports.A2 Music weight. I was vomiting all the time london native forward Debbie BackFiash ....... A2 Madness .......... B2 and I just couldn't shake it." He got Charley Keith, a Rip Eaves led the Hen Health & Movie Lines .... B2 tested for AIDS. In November 1991, Van Wmkle wanna women cagers to a Lifes!Y,Ies .......