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Hens claim NAC title Photos by Maximillian Gretsch (Above) From left Brian Pearl, Rob Garner, Ron Hill, Patrick Evans, Micah Edwards, in thrilling three-point Andre Buck, Ricky Deadwyler and a Blue Hen cheerleader ~o ballistic after Delaware's stunmng, last-second 67-64 win at Drexel for a second-strai~t North victory over Drexel Atlantic Conference Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. A Kevin Blackhurst steal resulting in an Anthony By Jeff Peart man win and second-straight NCAA ,.Sweet" Wright basket with 27 seconds left ~Eclia:lt T Oll!'llliiN:nt berth. PHILADELPHIA - All the The game, televised live on in the game I!_Ut Delaware on top for good indicators were pointing toward a ESPN, had all the makings of a after the teatris exchanged the lead 1 7 Drexel rout in Wednesday night's classic, as the teams switched the times. North Atlantic Conference lead 17 times, with neither squad (Left) Usually reserved sophomore point ever enjoying more than a five-point guard Brian Pearl lets his emotions loose championship gam::. after Delaware's stunning victory. Pearl The sellout crowd of I,roo in the advantage. Dragons' Physical Education ''Last year we were expected to scored ·18 points and tossed in two assists Athletic Center was at an all-time win," said Delaware forward as he took advantage of Drexel's diminutive high in intenSity, sensing the chanre Anthony Wright, who scored 10 backcourt to power to the hoop. After a season when many complained Pearl was foc their team to clinch a ftrSl NCAA points. ''This year you all doubted us Tournament berth since 1986 and ... everyone thought we couldn't do stuck in a "sophomore slump," the York, knock off arch-rival Delaware in the it again." Pa. native stepped up to have what pocess. "I wish they could take this Delaware Coach Steve Steinwedel The NAC regular season feeling and just put it in a bottle and considered his best run during the playoffs. champions were in their own save it." said exuberant senior renter building, playing in front of their Spencer Dunkley, who was taunted INSIDE own fans. jousting for a title the top by partisan Drexel aowd throughout I I seed"had won every year sin<:e 1988. the game. 'This is what the dream is What they didn't count on was about." • Complete game coverage, 84 Kevin Blackhurst. The Hens were paced by With 27 seconds left in the game sophomore guard Brian Pearl's 18 • Column on Andre Buck, 84 and the score tied at 64, Drexel's points. Dunkley contributed 16 Mike Wisler drove to the basket and points and eight rebounds, and guard • The crushing reality over was stripped of the ball by Ricky Deadwyler had nine. favored Drexel, 84 Delaware's Blackhurst, who tossed a Delaware will fmd out where and long pass to teammate Anthony who they will play in the tourT1all'X7lt Wright for a layup that put the Hens at 6:30 p.m. Sunday when CBS will • The game in photos, A9 up for good on their way to a 67-64 televise the NCAA selection show.
tJ A2 • THE REVIEW. March 12, 1993
News Analysis Clinton needs to take Nixon's advice on Russia
By Lisa McCue Western world to lend economic Associate News Ed•tor support to the country in order to Photo exhibit opening Bachelor of Ans degrees in With political factions grappling keep Yeltsin's reforms on track. women's studies, classical at university art gallery for power and economic conditions Wednesday, the Philadelphia studies, and a baccalaureate for growing graver by the day in Inquirer reported Clinton as saying, registered nurse. Russia, President Clinton this week "It is important for us to try to Also made available were three Photographer Robert Asban called for a mobilization of move more aggressively to give the programs combining French, Western powers to aid the ailing Russians the means to restore some will open his show at the German, or Spanish with political university's Janvier Gallery, on nation. economic growth and opportunity science. On Tuesday, Clinton said the and preserve political liberty." Wednesday, March 17, displaying These new courses will be recent work using what have been crisis in Russia, where political and Just how much aid Russia will available to students by economic freedom are in question, need is still uncertain. called "innovative printing September. techniques." cannot wait until the scheduled Campbell said: "We don't know The B.R.N degree is geared seven-nation summit in July. exactly how much trouble Yeltsin University art profes r Bob toward nurses who already have Cornelius said he expects Asban Clinton's announcement follows is in. Analysts are now rethinking an associate's degree or diploma, recent warnings from the Central the situation because as conditions to use a variety of printing and is meant to specifically allow techniques to a hie e une.. pected Intelligence Agency about the continue to deteriorate, there is them to take upper level courses severity of the crisis in Russia, in more and more support in Russia effects in his work. to eventually earn a baccalaureate "His phOtos are black and addition to urgings from former swinging to these Nationalists." degree. President Richard M. Nixon that In an editorial column published white, but they don't look that Students can also enroll in the way because of the toning he aid from the U.S. is imperative. in the New York Times last Friday, new nurse practitioner program _Living standards in Russia are Nixon urged Clinton to take uses." Cornelius said. starting Fall Semester. This deteriorating. industrial production immediate action to aid Yeltsin in The show will run from March program is meant to be an extra 17 to March 26. Janvier Gallery , fell by 20 percent in 1992, and his quest for swift reform of the option to go along with the pre located on 56 W. Delaware Ave, inflation hit an all-time high level nation's political and economic existing master of science degree of 2,000 percent. status. is sponsoring the exhibit. in nursing. This option requires The bleakness of the situation in Calling the demise of Soviet Asban is originally from 147 credit hours, and officials say Cleveland, Ohio and graduated the former Soviet Union has been Communism "one of mankind it can be completed in four aggravated by growing tensions greatest victories," Nixon reiterated from Rochester Institute of semesters. Technology. He has previously between Russian reformers and failure on the part of the U.S. to shown work at the Paul Cava Soviet hard-liners. provide leadership of the Western Gallery and the Book Trader International film According to Kenneth J . world in aiding Russia would be Gallery, both in Philadelphia, and series offers cinema Campbell, assistant professor of tragic. the Delaware Center for political science, Russian President "Without a substantial increase Contemporary Arts in from around the globe Boris Yeltsin is facing off against in aid from the West, the Yeltsin Wilmington. the country's Congress of People's government will not survive," he Cornelius said that Asban has A series of films, sponsored by Deputies for political control. said. "The U.S. must lead in focused on urban landscapes, the Faculty Senate Committee on Yeltsin, Campbell said, wants to providing it." trees and figure studies in his past Cultural Activities, the Honors change Russia as quickly as Campbell said he thinks it is work . Program, and the department of possible from the "old-style important to have Nixon, who is Even though he said he English's film series will begin command of economics it was the first Western leader to establish appreciates Asban's work a great on Sunday nights from now until under communism, to a western, ties with communist China, deal, Cornelius said the work May'l.. THf REVIEW/Walter M. fben market style economy." involved in Clinton's crusade to itself is not reflective of Asban's The series will include films The Sigma Chi Fraternity was officially pennitted by its landlord His opponents consist mainly of solicit aid. personality. from China, France, Finland, to display its letters at their house on 65 W. Delaware Ave. two groups, which form the "Nixon, for all his past dirty Great Britain, Burkina Fasco and majority of the Congress of deeds, is still recognized as a great the United States. People's Deputies. The old-style minister of foreign affairs," he said. Six new B.A. degrees On March 14, A Tale of arrival, will run on March 21. shown on April18. David Denby, communists, Campbell said, claim see CLINTON page A4 approved by Faculty Springtime, a French film by Eric On April 11, Swoon, an a critic for New York Magazine a simple position: return the Senate Committee Rohmer about a philosophy American film will examine the called the film "just about Russian economy to the state in teacher who moves in with a Leopold/Loeb murder case. Janet perfect...horribly funny and which it once reigned. Maslin of The New York Times satisfying." Student's choices in majors teenage girl, will be shown. This The other faction, consisting of film has been heralded by critics called this film "wildly On April 25, a documentary on radical nationalists, want to keep have just gotten a little bit audacious, unnerving, dazzlingly broader. The Faculty Senate as "subtle, sophisticated, and and on physicist Stephen Hawkins, Russia from moving into a Western civilized. entenainment." well realized." approved six new programs and entitled A Brief History of Time economy, fearing the nation will One False Move, an American The Match Factory Girl, a film will be shown. added an option to a pre-existing fall under U.S. dominance, he said. film about three killers on the run about a young woman attempting "A showdown of some sort is master's degree program. to rebel against the boredom and The new offerings include from Los Angeles only to find an - Compiled by Deena Git.aitis and imminent between Yeltsin and his Arkansas sheriff awaiting their drudgery of her life will be Beth Kennedy Congress," he said. With Russia in a state of crisis, the Clinton camp is urging the
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Lunatic DuPont to halt CFC production Chemical company plans will comply with international agreement 1 year before deadline
By Beth Kennedy Ringe Ediror i\ssisrMlt News The DuPont Co. announced Monday it would phaseout production of envionunentally harmful cholorofluorocarbons Episode Five: I've Seen (CFCs) by next year. According to U.S. law and international agreement, CFC Fire and I've Seen Rain producing companies have until 1995 to halt production. In Feb. 1992, George Bush requested that CFC production In My House in the United States cease at the end of 1995. The Parties of the Montreal Protocal, an international I've seen fire and I've seen rain ... treaty for the owne issue, met in Nov. 1992 and agreed to an I've seen sunny days droll thoughl would international phaseout by the end of 1995. never end. .. but I don't thinlc I could live there However, In Oct. 1991 DuPont announced it would again. phaseout the chemicals by 1996. -James Taylor and Ben Ringe Kathy Andriadls, Du Pont's public affairs specialist, said Du Pont is the only U.S.-based company to set an earlier It's that time of year. You have to decide phaseout date. where you're going to live next fall. Many of Andriadls said the phaseout is due to availability of us have been in that positioo before and alternative products. elected to live in places such as Park Place Because the world relies heavily on CFC products, she Apartments or a fraternity or sorority house. said, the earlier phaseout will allow for a smooth transition to But there are a few people a year which the alternatives. make a decision that changes their lives, they Andriadis said Du Pont has spent $400 million are the ones who decide to live oo Academy researching and developing alternatives. Row, better known as "Skid Row." Du Pont. she said, shut down Chambers Works in 1991, The Row is the 9-unit yellow building on its fmt and largest CFC producing plant in New Jersey. CFC the north end of Academy Street near the production in Canada was discontinued earlier this year, she THE RfVIEW /file Photo previous capital for 12-year-olds drinking, added. Members of Greenpeace, an environmental group, gathered on the steps outside the Du Pont building Sbarro Cafe. Currently, Du Pont is producing five families of in Wilmington last year to protest the company's use of CFCs. The Row is the butt of many jokes. alternative products. "Do they give cheese out anywhere aroWld These products include HFCs, which contain carbon but here'!' no chlorine, the actual ozone depleting agent, and HCFCs, buy back used CFCs. Ozone Committee's Coordinator, Tom Rooney (AS SR), "Do you smell that?'' which contain some chlorine, but are 95 to 98 percent less Every year the government has raised taxes on CFCs to said, "I think (the phaseout] is a step in the right direction, Not funny. What's funny is people will live ozone depleting than CFCs. Adriadis said. discourage their use. but the announcement is a little misleading." there next year and the year after, until the Refrigeration and air conditioning account for almost half "I think people will fmd that the alternatives are less Rooney said Du Pont is not phasing out CFCs place falls down or blows away or something. of all CFCs that are produced, she said. expensive and that there is no insentive to stay in CFCs," altogether, because they still use some CFCs to So before you decide to hop on the Skid "Now eight alternative products for refrigeration and air she said. manufacture their alternatives. Row's five year waiting list, we suggest you conditioning are used worldwide.'' she added. She acknowledged that Du Pont has a responsibility to According to Rooney, NASA scientists have predicted investigate further by reading our extensive Industry has knowledge of alternatives, however, they are address the CFC issue. that even if immediate action were taken to stop production phone-Review-Skid-Row-Five-Star Poll. not making efforts for change, she said. However, she said, DuPont's decision to move up the of CFCs, it would take until the year 2100 before normal FIRST QUESTION: Do you read The Alternative products, as well as equipment for the CFC phaseout date was not due to any outside pressure. ozone layers would exist. Review? alternatives, are JOOre readily avaliable. "Our phaseout announcements have never been "Although [SEAC] is very happy they moved up their All four respondents answered: Yes. "There are a wide variety of alternative chemicals in use pressured by environmental groups," she said. phaseout schedule, we've pretty much known since 1974 SECOND QUESTION: Do you read the globally, so there is no reason why people can't [change)," "Not to say these groups have no merit, they've created that the ozone layer was threatened by CFCs," he said. Lunatic Ringe colwnn oo page three? Andriadis added. a lot of (CFC) awareness," Andriadis added. "It's taken 20 years to get substantial action." Andriadis said for several years Du Pont has offered to The Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC)
Most students seem to agree that wood is one of the most undesirable Main Street materials to use when Anti-HIV drug offers hope building a fire escape .•. Compound of 3 treatments shown to destroy virus hot dog vendor
By Liz Lardaro trials will be chosen only if Three answered: Nope. Associate News Editor they have 350 or less of the still missing One replied: Yeah ... but I'm rnasterbaling, A spark of hope ignited for a Health Watch cells which stimulate the can I call you back later. the HIV-infected population immune system to fight disease, TinRD QUESTION: Have you ever heard of last week when federal and have undergone six months By Rob Wherry Skid Row? researchers announced plans to not yet approved for human use or more of AZT or ddl therapy. Administrative News Editor One answered: Yeah. start testing a new anti-HIV •in the United States, becomes She added the patients will For the past five weeks, vendor Paul A. Guarino Three quipp¢: Yeah, in fact I was just drug. tolerable to the patient within a then be given either a daily hasn't given out hot dogs at his usual location on quipping about it the other day. The proposed testing will four-week period. combination of 600 milligrams Main Street. FOURTH QUESTION: What's the fmt thing include 400 HIV-positive A spokeswoman for the of AZT and 400 milligrams of Guarino, 35, of 236 Kells Ave., who usually sets you think of when you see Skid Row? people at 16 tentative sites AIDS Clinical Trial ddl, or a combination of AZT, up his cart outside of Wilmington Trust, was reported Three answered after much thought: It's across the nation, said Marion Information Services who ddl and nevirapine in a 400 missing on Jan. 20 by his three roommates, Newark yellow. E. Glick, chief of information requested her name not be used milligram daily dose. Police said. One said: I told you. I'll call you back later. projects for the National said AZT and ddl allow a Glick said the trials have not Tony Triboletti, who shared the spot in front of the FIFTH QUESTION: Would you ever live Institute of Allergy and person to live several years yet been finalized because "a bank with Guarino said he was very upset. there? Infectious Diseases (NIAID). while infected with HIV, but lot of things still need "We've been friends for 17 years," Triboletti said. Three said: Probably not The plans follow recent eventually a resistance to the approval." "I have no clue where he is, nobody knows what One said: I'm on the waiting list laboratory test-tube drug is developed. The Food and Drug happened to him." This is a particularly bizarre answer experiments conducted by The Massachusetts General Administration, she said, needs Police gave this account: because it is said around campus that Skid Harvard graduate student researcher also was able to stop to grant approval of the use of Guarino was last seen on Jan. 19 when he told one Row houses more perverts than a Yung-Kang Chow at the resistance in a test tube. nevirapine in the United States. of his roommates that he was going out for a couple Pennsylvania day care center. Massachusetts General Hospital The information service Glick said once the approval of minutes. Our talented research deparunent was not in Boston. spokeswoman who asked not to is granted, NlAID will fund the He left without taking his house keys, the key to able to verify this, but fmds it very interesting. Chow's experiments showed be identified said the outcome project, whose :..ost has not yet his car's fuel tank or his wallet. It's not only the people who live at Skid that when the drugs zidovudine of the trials, which will endure been determined. On Jan. 20, Guarino's white 1988 Suzuki Samari Row that make it an undesirable place to live. (AZT), didanosine (ddl) and for 48 weeks, is optimistic. NIAID, a division of the was found abandoned in the College Square Shopping Just the other day I was relaxing downstairs, nevirapine are used together, "As with every trial, National Institute of Health, has Center. There was no damage to the automobile. drinking tea with my legs crossed in a reverse transcriptase, the HIV everyone hopes the virus will been developing the trials since intellectual, yet perverted way. enzyme, is destroyed. G I i c k be stopped," she said. January. It was wiOOy, cold and raining. I was on the said reverse transcriptase In a press release, NIAID A spokeswoman who asked side street to recovery from a down-right-nasty allows the HIV virus, which Director Anthony S. Fauci said, not to be identified from the flu. causes AIDS, to reproduce. "The combination of drugs AIDS unit at Albert Einstein "We've been friends for 1 7 years. I "Did you see that,'' my roommate asked All three drugs have been used in the test tube by the College of Medicine in New ''Why no I did not. my most excellent used separately to treat the scientists to render HIV York City, a potential test site, have no due where he is, nobody roommate," I replied. infection, she said, but the incapable of replicating is very said although the trials will be knows what happened to him." "A board just flew by the window and hit a combination of the three is promising, but its importance very small, both patients and car.'' my roommate infornm me, pointing. lethal to the HIV enzyme. needs to be confirmed with medical professionals are -Tony Triboletti Seconds later our maintenance man ran into She said nevirapine, which is clinical trials." optimistic about the results. our house yelling. manufactured in Germany and Glick said patients for the ''YOUR ROOF IS BLOWING OFF!" ''Yikes." After searching his room, police found nothing I wheezed my way up to my third-floor missing and Guarino's wallet with cash still present. bedroom to fmd bad news. APJXOximalely 20 Police said they also found $1,500 Guarino leaks had sprung in my ceiling as a result of received from the sale of his Harley-Davidson our airborne roof. There was some good news; motorcycle. the water did not sit m my floor, but flowed SEAC against solid waste plan Det. Rick Williams, an investigator with Newark through and down two stories to the living Police elaborated on the search effort. room. Group claims proposal discourages waste reduction and recycling "We have conducted several traverse searches," After placing buckets strategically around Williams said. "These consist of covering large the house, we ventured outside to see the tin pieces of ground by helicopter" and two men on foot. covering on the roof had indeed peeled back By Jennifer Post not altered. of the workshops, he said. The search was concentrated in the field behind the like the top of a sardine can. swr Reporter Houska said SEAC is "jumping to Karen Tuerk, a 1992 university K-Mart in the College Square Shopping Center, he The timing could not have been more ironic The Student Environmental conclusions" and recycling is in fact graduate, attended a public meeting said. because it had been only two weeks since a Action Coalition (SEAC) has included in the plan. held by the Sunset Committee Williams denied rumors of suicide. ftre ripped through the same bedroom causing threatened to sue the Delaware Solid "The problem with SEAC," Thursday in Dover. Lt. Alexander von Koch, of the Newark Police, thousands of dollars worth of damage. Waste Authority (DSWA) for alleged Houska said, "is they want recycling The Sunset Committee is said there have been no breaks in the case and that all Fortunately, The Row was blessed with fire violations of state laws 1n a newly and nothing else. responsible for evaluating the leads have been investigated, however the case has escapes. Unfortunately, the fiiC escapes are proposed waste plan. "There are always going to be development of government bodies not been closed. made of wood. Tom Houska, chief planner of materials you have to deal with in and agencies, such as DWSA. "We ran record checks on his previous addresses, According to our recent poll, most students DSWA and a university graduate different ways. that's why we are Tuerk said the people were not in past physicians and background and tried to get seem to agree that wood is one of the most student, said DSWA has presented a using an integrated approach." favor of the waste proposal, a n d information from relatives. undesirable materials to use when building a seven option, 20-year solid waste Rooney claimed that the plan will many accusations were geared "Nothing turned up," von Koch said. fiiC escape. unless planning some sort of sick plan that will incorporate landfill, also lead to little public benefit. toward DSWA. He added that these types of cases, such as joke. incineration and recycling methods. He said it will cost taxpayers a lot Houska said he felt the majority of runaways, usually last a short time but that this one is FIFTY SECOND QUESTION: Out of what Title 7 of the Delaware Code of money and encourage more waste the public was in support of the unusual. material would you least likely make a fiiC states the "functions of the DSW A production, as opposed to waste technology of the plan, but some had Although unavailable for comment, Guarino's escape? include assistance in the reduction. concerns about the locations of the roommate and family said in a recent interview with Three answered: Wood. development of industries and Houska said although DSW A facilities. the Newark Post that they were completely baffled One answered: Vasoline. commercial enterprises within the invited SEAC to see the facilities. the However, in a meeting held Feb. with the disappearance. Both good answers and precisely the point state, based upon recovery, recycling group declined. 10, Rooney said there was only one Guarino's roommate, Ed Scully, said his initial The rational that the Skid Row builders used and reuse." Rooney said the group denied the person who spoke in favor of the reaction was that Guarino made a spur of the moment was far from appropriate. One using this However, Tom Rooney (AS SR), trip to see the incinerator because plan. trip to Atlantic city, but realized this must not have rational may be tempted to put gasoline in the a SEAC member, said the plan there was no point in seeing how Houska said, "No matter what been the case when the money and his wallet was pipes of the sprinkler system proposed by DSWA does not include "nice and clean" it was. The negative decisions we make, not eve.ryone is discovered. SEVENTY FIRST QUESTION: Have you reuse and discourages recycling. effects it has on the environment, he going to be satisfied. Guarino's sister, Bernadette, said she was also ever lived out the lyrics of a James Taylor On behalf of SEAC, Rooney said, can not be seen. 'The plan can be adopted as is or confused by the situation. soog? submitted a four page statement to Three workshops and a public it can be revised." She said in the interview that she was unaware of Three answered: I don't think so. the DSWA outlining 14 violations of hearing have been held on the If SEAC does decide to sue any problems that Guarino was involved in, and the One answered: Olivia Newton John is more the law that would occur if they alleged violations which will be DWSA, Houska said: "It's a free whole situation is weird. my speed. would adopt the plan. reviewed by the DSW A board of country, people sue people everyday. Guarino's father is posting flyers in shops around SEAC, he said, will take legal directors, Houska said. It's just a shame we'd have to resort Newark in an effort to help with the search and is also action against DSWA if the plan is SEAC, however, did not attend all to expensive legal action." offering a reward for information in the case. A4 • THE RMEW. March 12, 1993 DUSC explains goals in annual address Restructuring of organization, campus diversity, student representation stressed
By Laura Jefferson The old format for the procedures. and Regulatory Commission with Studftll Affairs fdiror organization required DUSC would like to see all Public Safety in an attempt to The Delaware Undergraduate representatives, non-members of proposals from students and solve the problem of campus Student Congress (DUSC) plans DUSC, from each of the administrators before they are parking. to continue to voice the needs and universi ty's colleges to attend the sent to the Faculty Senate, so the The issue of campus diversity wants of university students, said meetings of the group, Porter group can discuss and vote on the was also addressed by Porter. the group's president in the said. issues, he said. "Not all students are alike, and gallery of the Perkins Student Now, the number of DUSC If the group does not approve differences among us must be Center Wednesday. representatives from each college of the proposal, "the Faculty looked upon as strengths rather Russell Poner (Be SR), DUSC has been proportioned according Senate would need a two-thirds than weaknesses," he said. president, said in his State of the to the average of students in each majority [vote] in order to enact In addition, Porter said the DUSC speech that "Students are college, he said. the legislation," he said. group is involved in the ex pens on student life." "By increasing our links to the In addition to focusing on the implementing programs for both Since 1979, the aMual State of undergraduate colleges, DUSC academic aspects of the new and old students. the DUSC speech has been will be able to concentrate its university, Porter said the group The Freshman Experience informing students and staff of efforts in the academic realm," he will pay further attention to the Program would help new students the group's functions from the said. atmosphere of student life. adjust to the campus previous year and events plaMed Brian Reiss (BE JR), College He cited a few of DUSC's environment, he said. for the future. of Business representative, said, involvements in student life, such The "Spouse ID" concept This year, the group continued "The restructuring allows all as their work with administration would allow a non-student mate with such DUSC-sponsored student groups and colleges to be on the quality of programs of a married student to pay a projects as the 50-page "Guide to given a voice." offered at the Bob Carpenter comprehensive fee, which would Registered Student Porter said, "We must always Sports/Convocation Center. allow access to campus facilities, Organizations" and the Who's remember that the primary In addition, Porter said the Porter said. New booklet, "Freshman mission of the university is to group is working with the "Above all else, the Record." serve and educate the students." architects of the new student university's responsibility is to However, he said, the group Because of this, he said DUSC center to ensure quality of service the students and we should has recently been restructured due has introduced legislation to the for students. recognize their ability to make THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch to a system which proved to be university Faculty Senate asking The organization is · also sound decisions for themselves," Russell Porter (BE SR), president of the Delaware Undergraduate unsatisfactory to its members. for a change in their voting planning to serve on the Parking he said. Student Council gives his State of the DUSC address in the Gallery.
Clinton needs to aid Russia now continued from page A2 While the idea of an early aid means that there is a gap," summit has drawn some he said, "and it has to be filled t'or Clinton to make such a opposition from the seven by U.S. leadership, or Yeltsin Can you read? strong statement about the nations involved, particularly will fall." importance of U.S. aid to from Japan, who has a long Although the United States is Read this! Russia, indicates his desire to standing dispute with Russia undergoing its own domestic The Review prove he can and will not ignore about four former Japanese strife. the need to aid Yeltsin in foreign affairs. islands Russia seized after his struggle to reform the state Every Tuesday and Elected on a campaign stance World War II, the need for of the Russian economy is Friday emphazing domestic policy. economic intervention is clear. paramount to secure America's Clinton is taking a definitive An overwhelming majority future. step to indicate international of the aid that has reached Aid to a non-aggressive relations must be addressed. Russia. according to Campbell. democratic Russian . Campbell said: "I think has come from Germany, which government, Nixon said, "is an Clinton is showing that the can no longer continue to investment in peace. Russia is issue (to aid Russia) is provide help on their own. the only nation which has the bipartisan, democratic and "The limits of Germany and power to destroy the United neither liberal nor conservative. the hesitation of Japan to give States." It's just wise."
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In answering the above question students will visit NEW YORK CITY WASHINGTON, DC and DALLAS, TEXAS Working with homicide detectives, forensic science experts and agents of the F.~l and Secret Service. They will be taught the techniques of interviewing w1tnesses and ana.lyzin~ evidence. In coming t~ appreciate the reality of police work, students w111 gam a deeper understanding of media rhetoric and how television manipulates the mind of the masses, By the conclusion of the course students should know enough about Kennedy's murder to answer the question IS OLIVER STONE'S "J.F.K." AN HONEST MOVIE ?
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If you are unable to attend any of these meetings, call the Criminal Justice office at 831-1236 for additional information. Faculty Director: Dr. John Kelly March 12, 1993 • THE REVIEW. AS Travel requirement for new majors creates controversy The expense of a semester abroad causes some to question viability of political science foreign language program
By Carey McDaniel science major, said the St•" ~port~r "One thing that often inhibits students from opportunity to study abroad did Three majors approved recently not outweigh his own financial "I think it would be unfair if only people whose to provide new opportunities for going abroad is that they can't use the work obligations. students who want to study As a resident assistant Conza parents were rich could take part in this abroad, have become the subject toward their major." had to stay at the university all of debate because of their year. program." potential cost to students. -Richard Zipser, chairman of the foreign languages and Although he has taken Spanish The majors combine French, classes for the past four years, - Edward E. Schweizer, faculty senator Spanish or German with political literatures department Conza said it is more useful to science and require students to speak foreign languages in an spend one semester in the country have to stay an extra semester, James Oliver, a professor of environment outside of the "If you look at the cheapest have to be bilingual, if not fluent." of their concentration. which becomes more costly. political science and international classroom. dorm, that costs S 1,025 for a John Hurt, acting chairman of Richard Zipser, chairman of the "This way, students with an relations, said the financial "To know another language is traditional double," she said, "and the foreign languages and foreign languages and literatures interest in political science and obligation of a semester abroad is really helpful," Conza said, more students pay more than that literatures department, said he department, said students will also foreign languages have a chance not a problem for the students who "especially if you're fluent. It can to live off campus." hopes the program will branch out take history and political science to study their major in-depth and are interested in this major. increase your clientele base in any Amy Silvestri (AS JR), another to more countries across Europe if classes taught in the foreign abroad," he said. The study abroad/fore! gn area." political science major, said she is this new program proves to be a language. Edward E. Schweizer, Faculty language Department will meet The semester-abroad program interested in both Spanish and success. The idea behind the major is to Senate member and chemistry many students' needs with fee for the political science Italian. "There's a big interest in offer students a way to use their professor, said his initial reaction financial support, he said. foreign language major is $2,400, Silvestri said the benefits of international relations in terms of study abroad "in a useful. to the proposal was that the major "A lot of other majors require a plus the cost of a semester's spending a semester abroad education and professional integrated way," Zipser said. would become "an elitist lot of money for completion of tuition, and does not include "definitely outweighs the costs," future," Hurt said, "and people are "One thing that often inhibits program" because of the cost their classes," Oliver said, "and meals. but the program will be added too starting to feel strongly inclined to students from going abroad is that requirement. we recognize it's a demanding Lisa Chieffo, director of the late for her to take advantage of it. get a top notch education. they can't use the work toward "I think it would be unfair if thing. study abroad/foreign languages "The only way you can get any "This is a unique experience their major," he said. only people whose parents were "We really want to increase department, said the cost for the language completely mastered is that few other institutions offer. Political science students rich could take part in this exposure to language at more than new major is "actually a very good to spend time in that country, We know our services work and previously interested in going program," Schweizer said, "but the minimal level required right deal." submerged in its culture," she they are successful. This is an e abroad would have to use the the university claims this is not now." The fee includes flight, said. "If you want to get a job in option we need to continue to credits earned as electives. Zipser the case." Joe Conza (AS SR), a political housing, transportation, hotel and international relations, you almost offer." said. This has caused students to excursion costs, Chieffo said. Panel debates Delaware 3rd in credit card industry state death penalty industry one of the state's largest he did not have specific figures on Discover Card)- $7.4 billion in First State has and most profitable. the credit card industy, he said the assets; The study states a large reason number of jobs in the banking • MBNA - $6 billion in assets; By Karen Lowe Penalty, Assistant Public Defender no laws limiting for this appeal is that Delaware industry had increased from 4,000 • Nation's Bank- $4.5 billion Stllf~Epot!!Y Nancy Jane Perillo, Rev. J. Fletcher has no laws limiting interest rates, in the early 1980s to more than in assets; WILMINGTON - On the one Lowe Jr., director of the Emmanual interest rates allowing these rates to be set by 21,000 today. • FCC National - $4.3 billion in week anniversary of James Allen Red Church, Herman M. Holloway Sr., the market, as do all states that Simon added the industry has a assets; Dog's execution, an anti-death penalty Attorney General Olarles M Oberly m and lets·the made the top 10 of the study. lot of job security, and most • Bank of New York- $4.1 group sponsored a forum on the and U. Dennis Goden of the Delaware Profits for companies, which companies laid off few, if any, billion in assets. cootroversial issue Wednesday. State Police. rates be set by may be limited by rate restrictions employees during the recession. Pete Osborne, vice president of Delaware Citizens opposed to the After briefly stating their reactions. the market in other states, face no such Many of the large credit card MBNA, said the company Death Penalty (DCODP) hosted the six the panel entertained questioos from the barriers in Delaware, the study operations have bases in employs a large number of panel discussion in an effon to educate audience. reported. Delaware. The largest is Century university students and alumni citizens' understanding of capital DCODP cited the death penalty as an By Jim Weaver Bank, the company that runs the who perform a variety of tasks, punislurent. ineffective methoo for averting cri.rre. SUHReport~ Ed Simon, occupational and labor manager in the Delaware American Express operation and fwm telemarketing to higher level Over 200' members and citizens However, Oberly, a death penalty The nation owes its debt to Department of Labor, placed the whose assets peak at more than jobs within the company. packed the Carvel State Office Building supporter, said life sentences are not Delaware. number of workers in the state $tO billion. According to Simon, industry auditorium and lined the isles to hear the effective. A study conducted by credit card industry at about Other large credit card growth, while slowing. is still panelists' opposing views. The felon, he said, is eligible for DRI/McGraw Hill for Master 14,000. operations in Delaware include: present, and the credit-card Of the panelists, four were against parole every 18 months and has the Card International ranked Simon said the industry has •chase Manhattan- $9.1 billion business offers many job capital punishment, while the other two opportunity to kill again. Delaware third in attractiveness to been one of the fastest growing in in assets; opportunities for the future. were in suppat. The maximum sentence a convicted credit card companies, making the the state in the last decade. While •Greenwood Trust (backer of the The panelists included: felon in Delaware has served is 35 years, Leigh Dingerson, director of the he added. National Coalition to Abolish the Death However, Perillo, who is anti-death penalty, said: ''We killed Red Dog. All of us." She said the adeal was "stressful cmd telrible. \VALK TO U OF D "'ne team was on the fifth floor of -- the stale office building waking for Red ::= \ Dog's life," she said. ''While another TOWNE COURT APARTMENTS team was on the eighth floor working equally as hard against him" · • Bakonil·~ • \Vall to \Vall Caq>t.'t • Air Conditiorll'd The Sale Smart Lowe, another anti-death penalty • "a"onn Construdion • Ht>at and Hot \\'atl'r lndudt•d supporter, said capital ~t leads Defense Weapon to a rise in cri.rre and violence. .\e\\ 1) •·t·nm·atl'd Hallways and Laundry Rooms He quoted scripture from the Bible. • Shuttlt• Bus St•rYil'l' to tJ of() • Coml'nil'ntly lonttl'd within STOPS ANY llJTACKER OR VICIOUS DOGI saying only God can create and take away a life. \\ alking distancl' to shopping cl'nll~•·, hanks, and rt>staunmts. *UP m80 TIMR MillE EFFECTIVE THAN Mace® "Jesus was a victim of capital punishment." Lowe said EFFH 'IE\CIES, 0\E, TWO A\D THREE BEDR00:\1 APART:\IE\TS Dingerson. another anti-death penalty FREE DEL ..~ WARE supporter, said the death penalty has no Mon.-F•·i. 9-6 • Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 12-4 LIFETIME SPORTING effect in deterring violeoce in the streets. :'10 PETS Fnun S37S Some killers. she said, use innocent 368-7000 REFILLS GOODS victiJm to let the state ''pull the trigger" Off Elkton Rd .. Rt. 2 for their own suicide wish. However, Goden, a capital punishment supporter said, "No death penalty would lead to anarchy. "It deters individuals from ever murdering again," he added. DCODP, a coalition of 120 members, formed with the purpose of ending capital p.mishmenl in Delaware. WE Sally Milbury-Steen, a DCODP member, said the group formed last April in response to convicted serial killer Steven Brian PmreU's executim. WILL BEGIN RETURNING the state's first in 46 years. SURPLUS COURSE BOOKS TO PUBLISHERS
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By Clare Lyons his release from prison. Since Mandela's release in 1990, silk ribbons file into their • News FHtum Erli10t When Mandela did not arrive on Zucchino said, there have been classrooms, giggling. A black man sits in an schedule, Zucchino said, rumors profound changes in South Africa on Zucchino's daughters attended a underground hut, his right hand surfaced it was due to government the surface. Catholic school which was covering his mouth and the other interference and a riot broke out. But, while the apartheid laws have integrated, unlike most of the public cupping a homemade gun which White police began shooting been lifted, he said, "Nothing has schools in South Africa. rests upright on a table parallel to a indiscriminately into the crowd. really changed in daily life for South When segregation laws were burning candle. "I can't remember a time when I Africans." lifted, Zucchino said, white schools Click. was harassed by blacks," Zucchino Click. were given the option of accepting A white man stands outside said. "Hostility came from A family of 29 cramps into one of blacks, and most of them chose not frowning, crossing a steel gun enforcement officials who hated the the squat four-room shacks with red to admit any. embossed with a swastika-like press." metal roofs which cluster in a town "The government only wanted emblem across his chest. By law, he said, blacks in the called Soweto. blacks educated well enough to serve "If apartheid had created two nation were not allowed to carry Blacks, Zucchino said, could not as laborers and clerks," he said. worlds, black and white, then it guns. own these "matchbox houses" or the Zucchino's family lived with him created for me a fragmented They were also not permitted to land beneath them. No government in Johannesburg in a house which universe," said David Zucchino, hold funerals, own land, own homes, money was used to maintain roads, came with a servant. reading from a magazine article he go to good schools or vote. plumbing or waste control in "black "There was always guilt," he said, wrote upon his return from South Zucchino's rights as a reporter spots" - areas where native "but we couldn't say we didn't want America in 1990. were also restricted, he said, Africans were concentrated. a servant - it was their living and Zucchino is a Pulitzer prize· although the government rarely From his magazine article, their house." winning reporter for the Philadelphia enforced it. Censorship laws Zucchino read about his daughter's When servants were fired, they Inquirer. and has covered the MOVE prevented him from reporting first visit to Soweto: were not only without income, but fire-bombing incident and the crisis restricted events and military "She'd seen nothing like this in without shelter because they lived in Bosnia and Croatia. He is engagements and from quoting Johannesburg. 'This is like Sodom with their masters. currently reporting on the drug wars banned people. and Gomorrah, • she said. She was Zucchino said his family was glad in Philadelphia. "It was just a threat to try to only seven, but she knew this was to leave South Africa because they Zucchino spent four years intimidate you," he said. ''The whites the other side." felt "trapped." reporting in South Africa and visited in South Africa want to be a part of Click. "There was always the guilt," he the University Gallery Monday to the world, the free world. They felt A sea of girls wearing blue and said, "of living as part of the white promote the photography exhibit trapped and cut-off." gold striped uniforms and hats with society." "South Africa: The Cordoned
discussedHeart." During apartheid the presentation, and showed he "'"""------~---, slides taken by his colleague Kyle Keener. THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretscn Sophomore center Collen McNamara saves an errant pass Click. A group of black Africans wait l?erformtng firts Sertes during the Blue Hens 73·64 NAC playoff victory over Maine/ with raised fists at a rally welcoming back Nelson Mandela on the day of I.._"W•••••••••••••••r Pilobolus Dance Theater Performances March 20 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Cigarette tax fails to deter smoking in newly renovated Mitchell Hall $18,$15,$8 By Jennifer Post health reasons," Bell said. smoking. 5uH /eporter There is a greater consciousness Sue Wichansky (AS SO), who has Call for tickets: 831-2204 While taxes on cigarettes have today not to begin smoking, he said, smoked since her freshman year of increased in recent years, studies and once you do begin, there is an high school said tax increases would indicate both Delaware residents and even greater consciousness to quit. "absolutely not" cause her to quit Classes students prove to be indifferent to the Walter said people know what the smoking. extra cost. health risks involved with smoking "I enjoy smoking and I am Advanced Dancers According to a recent survey, the are, but it does not mean it will addicted," Wichansky said. Friday, March 19 7-10 p.m. tax on cigarettes was increased from change behavior. Dan Dziubczynski (AS FR) said, 5 cents to 19 cents in 1990, and 23.3 "Unless we can counteract the "A "minimal increase wouldn't make Intermediate Dancers percent of Delawareans srroked. high gloss of the media, smoking me stop buying cigarettes, however, Saturday, March 20 1-4 p.m. The tax went up another nickel in won't decrease," she said. if it was larger, like 50 cents, I might 1991 and 26 percent of Delawareans According to managers at local think about it." Family Class for Children 4-9 years old continued to smoke. convenience stores, business has not Walter said a national survey with parent(s)- no experience necessary Joyce Walter, Wellspring decreased either. conducted in 1980 and 1990 of Saturday, March 20 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. coordinator, said cigarette Bob Wilson, manager of the Main college students showed the advertisements are geared at getting Street CVS, said the store has seen no percentage who smoked remained Call for reservations: 831-87 41 people to start smoking rather than radical changes. consistent from year to year. These programs were made possible by a Dane~ on Tour grant from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in partnership wi~ the just getting them to simply switch "Sales have stayed the same," In 1980,36 percent smoked and in Delaware State Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency and by a donation from thl! DuPont ' from one brand to another. Wilson said. "Just because taxes on 1990 3'5.5 percent smoked, she said. Center for Creativity and Innovation. · 1 ..A few cents here and there, even cigarettes have gone up, it doesn't as much as 50 cents, will not make a keep people from buying them." difference for people who are Bob Hunter, manager of WaWa in addicted," Walter said of the tax hike, Newark said, "It always affects sales "but maybe it will deter new people a little bit, but not drastically." from starting." There are rumors, Hunter said, the Bob Bell, director of government next increase could go up to 70 or 80 0 relations and community affairs for cents. If this was the case, he said, "It Ouistiana Hospital, said he believes could really hurt business." ~tl~~~s the tax increases will keep people University students concerned SUPER SUBS!. from smoking. with money and paying the high cost I "My daughter just quit because of of a college education, said tax how much it costs, as well as for increases would not stop them from Iii] SUPER ' i ~SUBS! VALUE MENU ',! I ' CAFE ROSSINI HECK OUT Newark's Newest Bistro ESE GREAT Authentic Italian Cuisine STUDENT DEALS! Open Daily for Lunch and Dinner Get o FREE Domino's Pizzo Mug with your Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials next order! Call Ahead for Takeout Orders 737-2500 (while supplies last) I MINIMUM DELIVERY Sunday-Thursda~ ALL SUBS • OF $5.99 TURKEY & CHEESE Dine with us featuring nd's Nite Pizza • Pasta • Stromboli's 2nd's are on us. Enjoy! Large Pizza $3.99 2 Large Strombolis $3.99 Take Out Only • Mon.-Thurs.
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However, the "diamond gals" have resulted in an exhibit which was had a reunion every year since 1982 unveiled in 1988, Heverly said. 'Diamond gal'in a league of her own in various places across the "It was given to us in order to country, Heverly said. This year keep us quiet," she said. "We need marks the league's 50th By Karen Angstadt film "A League of Their Own," 1947 and stayed there until 1949. strong will and belief of the to get some important people to anniversary. Copy Editor tells the story of the 500 women Her last three years playing in the players. "We all knew it was going speak for us, and then we'll get in. While the women have attempted When Abner Doubleday who played during the league's 12- league were spent as a Kalamazoo to work. "Men don't want to accept the to be inducted into the Hall of fact that women can play · ' invented baseball, he envisioned the year existence from 1942 to 1953. Lassy in Michigan. "While we had an occasional Fame, their efforts have only sport as !' man's game. Consisting of game clips and Those eight years, Heverly said, raucous on the team, players on a professional baseball." • Babe Ruth's monstrous home player interviews, the documentary "Were one of the best time's of my team got along very well or you : runs, Nolan Ryan's blazing fastball displays the true love these life." found yourself going somewhere · iuid Rickie Henderson's hard slides "diamond gals" had for baseball. She said during the season they else," Heverly said. into second are testimony baseball Heverly, a "diamond gal" from would have games almost every She said although the girls "were CLU organizes at UD : was pot intended for wimps. 1946 to 1953, played on three night. The girls would stay up late free spirits," they had severe restrictions. They were forbidden to ' But who said women are wimps? different teams. playing ball, and get up early to By Graham Segroves At the information session, : 'Yf.ith her worn baseball glove, Heverly said she got involved in smoke, drink, could not be seen practice and play cards on the bus St•ff 1/l,porter Oberly said although students, "have 1 old 'cleats, team pictures and wearing "slacks" in public and even the game when her father heard of trips. A new student organization given up a fair amount" of their personalized baseball card in a had to go to a charm school to learn tryouts for the All-American Girls "We were young," she said, "we seeking to educate the university rights by attending college, the ! showcase before her, Ruth Heverly how to walk and talk like a lady. Baseball League in Allentown, Pa. could do it all. community about ci vii rights is university grants them more than the · is testimony to the fact women can Their uniforms, short skirts and She said that out of about 500 "I'd pitch if they needed a generating little support from law requires. with the hard ball, too. pitcher, I'd play second base if they bright pastel colors, were not the bani girls who tried out, they only took students. Sidney Balick, Wilmington • lfeverly, former pitcher of the only thing that kept crowd two or three. needed a second baseman, I'd play The Civil Liberties Union (CLU) defense attorney and board member : All~American Girls Basel>all Heverly was picked and joined a whether I was hurt or not." attendance between 2.500 and meeting in the Perkins Student of the American Civil Liberties Leagu~. spoke before 12,000 people per game. league that launched the only all The tearris, which were made up Center Wednesday was attended by Union of Delaware, joined Oberly at · approximately 150 people Tuesday girls professional baseball of about fifteen girls, played "We kept them there because we only President Jeff Emmert (AS SR) the session. association in history. ' night in Kirkbride Hall following approximately 120 games per played damn good baseball," said and Jeffrey Raffel, CLU sponsor and Balick emphasized the distinction t the documentary "A League of She began her career in 1946 season, which started in April and player Dottie Collins in the professor of urban affairs and public between the state's constitutional Their Own." with the Fort Wayne Daisies in Fort ended in August with the finals. documentary. policy. limits and the school's "right to Wayne, Ind. She moved to the The documentary, which She said the league was The All-American Girls Baseball Despite the low turnout, Emmert [impose] rules." South Bend Blue Soxs in Indiana in inspired Penny Marshall's recent successful in part because of the League had its final season in 1952. and Raffel made plans for the tO Balick said most people fail to member group which became an understand that search and seizure, official organization in January. which does not permit officials to Both agreed, however, more enter residences without a warrant, members are needed in order to deals with government authorities continue the organization next year. only. Emmert said: "There was no Raffel joined Oberly in urging single interest that got us started. We students to read the official share a common interest in civil handbook to understand their rights. liberties." "Rights are here, but the While the CLU's second meeting definitions are different than the way had little student support, its first people think they are," Raffel said. activity, held March 2, generated Mike Moore (AS SR) said he was more student involvement. enlightened by the session even The question and answer session though he did not like the answers to offered the 25 students in attendance his questions. the chance to ask state Attorney "There is so much ignorance on General Charles Oberly III questions the part of the students," Moore concerning student rights. said. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
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According to an article In Campus Marketplace, a newsletter Chefs visit Harvard U. for the National Association of feed students with fine College Stores, the Used Books electronic bulletin board has gourmet meals attracted at least SOO college students who have browsed, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. advertised or bought books Harvard University students can through the national network. enjoy gourmet meals from fine When a buyer finds a book, he restaurants this spring-without or she pays a SlO fee for the name of the seller, then contacts the ever leaving campus. March 12, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A9 Photos by Maximillian Gretsch NAG Champions Blue Hens UDis NCAA ·Dragons Bound (far Top Left) Spencer Dunkley, Anthony Wright, Micah Edwards, Andre Buck and Ricky Deadwyler celebrate with the North Atlantic Conference trophy after the men's basketball team defeated the Drexel Dragons for the second year in. a row to retain the NAC Conference btle. The Blue Hens won 67-64 in a see-saw battle between the NAC rivals. (far Top Right) Spencer Dunkley pulls down one of his eight rebounds of the night. (Above) How Sweet It Is! Anthony "Sweet" Wright displays his confidence in the Hens' victory befor the end of the game (left) Patrick Evans (right) and Micah Edwards embrace among a throng of Delaware fans after the Hens defeated Drexel in Philadelphia (Bottom) Patrick Evans displays his prophetic shirt seconds before the game ended. ' 1 ( Review & Opinion Friday, March 12, 1993 PageA10 To Russia with love f Clinton should sieze the moment and aid Russia 1t On this day, above all others, we The people in Russia are reeling from · should give thanks that the Cold War is overinflated prices, rising crime rates r over. and widespread product shortages. Russia has folded up its hand. With They're tired and angry and in need of ; Gorbachev's resignation we began a help. · new era, a beller era, one filled with And we should help them. It's in hope and promise. America's best interests to bring Russia 1 The spectre of annihilation, the dark back on to its feet. • cloud of potential nuclear holocaust the A strong Russia would be able to help stabilize its former republics and even ~ I Letters to the editor Of?en forum Uf?date 'Klan protest also hate-filled longer accept violent crime as a fact of life. Editorial deserves death last year the idea for an open time, and place. There is a bit of irony in Ms. Lardaro's forum between student groups Please send in your five ideas My group. Students Against Racism and argument to forget morals and worry about The March 2 issue of The Review focusing on diverstiy and cultural for discussion immediately to: Discrimination, "advocated a passive health care because the health-care issue is contained an opinion in support of the death issues never materialized. When opposition to the KKK march on Main Street essentially a moral one. penalty (staff editorial). This article, though, The Review renewed the call we The Review by attending Unity Day." Ms. Lardaro, don't you think it is morally was filled with unsubstantiated arguments were hopeful student groups B-1 Student Center I disagreed for strategic reasons, believing wrong to let hard working Americans go and I feel compelled to set the record would be tired of talk ancf would Newark, DE 19716 a better stand would be taken at the KKK without adequate health care? straight. want to take action. march itself. If people want to commit suicide, let We do not live in an "increasingly violent During the last month since So far the following groups them. But by accepting Jack Kevorkian I shouted curses, mooned the Klan and society." Both the Uniformed Crime Reports The Rev1ew's request that the have responded: assisting them in the name of medicine will contributed my share of other provoking (UCR) and the National Crime Survey show open forum be held this actions. inevitably corrupt a health-care system that a levelling off, if not a decrease, in violent semester, the response has been Arab-American Student While I was trying to take a stand, I is supposed to save lives, not end them. crime rates. Between 1980 and 1982, the phenomenal. Association accomplished nothing. For this I apologize. UCR showed a 10.8 percent decrease in Now that we're past that pointi College Democrats Michael Kaplan (BE FR) The Klan on the other hand accomplished murder rates. it's time to get down to the rea College Republican~ their goals of looking strong, getting Despite the article's statement that most work. DUSC attention and showing their hatred. Pearlman a lot like the truth civilizations in history have supported The Delaware Undergraduate Hillel Newark needed to show the Klan they capital punishment, the United States is Student Congress (DUSC) Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Mr. Pearlman, I am wrlting in regard to were not welcome here. We needed to show currently the only western industrialized expressed concern about The Young Americans for Freedom your column on sororities ("Sororities Are A that we live together as a peaceful · group of democracy to execute its criminals_ Review being the "primary UD Toastmasters Lot Like Summer Camp," 2-26). people, which includes blacks, whites, . A recent study which examined 350 death sponsor.r Panhellenic Council I find it strange that you are so vilified. I Asians and all groups of people. penalty cases since 1900 showed nearly one We don't see ourselves as a Students Against Racism and believe you knew your article would We needed to show racism is wrong and seventh of them were either executed despite sponsor but more as a billboard Discrimination provoke a negative respdnse but you did it instead we showed we could hate, too. their probable innocence or came within 72 for the open forum, allowing the Cosmopolitan Club anyway. groups to dictate whether they Interfraternity Council By doing so you got people to think and hours of execution before being exonerated. Marc Treanor (AS JR) The chance for mistake is greater than the wanted to respond. . Student Environmental Action President, Students Against Racism and talk about issues. This, I think, is the article makes it seem. Because everyone has offered Coalition ultimate goal of journalism. We don't have Discrimination. The article claims convicted killers say their group's assistance, no one lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Student to agree, but we ought to try to understand they would kill again if released. But no one group should have sole control Union the other side. All issues relate to morality ever said to release them. Instead, they over the format and the topics of Student Coalition for Choice Why do people hate other people because would be given life without parole. discussion . The column by Liz Lardaro "More they don't belong to the same group? This That is up to all the groups. occurs in all areas. What is happening in It does not cost less tax money to kill the -Doug Donovan, editor in chief Important Issues Than 'Dr. Death"' misses offender than to keep him/her in prison for If the groups are serious it's the vital problem with someone like "Dr. Yugoslavia is exactly what happens time to step beyond a simple everywhere but on a larger scale. People life. The lengthy appeals process which the Death" Jack Kevorkian. article mentions, combined with lofty death response. The Review is tend to associate wkh their own kind. Ms . Lardaro points out that Kevorkian row costs, can run from $600,000 to requesting all respondents to call gets all this attention "while people who Discussion with other types of people (black, me at 831-2774 or send The Review's·p dlicj white, Greek, non-Greek) can only add to $2,000,000 per inmate. don't want to die are being slain in inner-city The average cost of keeping someone in correspondence about five major . for fl~est Columnists streets and rich suburbia alike." your understanding. topics of debate and discussion In her letter, llisa Steinberg says looks prison for 30 years (which is usually about In that point she is absolutely correct. It is the length of a life term) is $425,000. looselY. based around diversity weicoines a problem. But her suggested solution leaves don't factor in when sororities choose their and other cultural issues which The Review members. I disagree, but in disagreeing I A study in New York followed the murder guest editorial columns-. much to be desired. rates after 692 executions and fond an seem central to university thought don't say it is wrong. 1 Instead of addressing the problem of average increase of two murders per 100,000 across the nation. from students and other society's morals dropping, casting people to Lara C. Hession shows herself to be The Review has ruled out a members of the university sickeningly hateful. Is "non-Greek, Clinton population following each one. be morally inept and accept violent crimes is Sociologists have theories as to why this weekend time for the discussion community. a simple fact of life that we all have to just voting" supposed to be an insult? Sticks and for obvious reasons. The best stones, my friend. happens, but if The Review wants us to be Columns should be about live with, she decides to attack morality concerned with "the right of society to night we can offer is some 500 words in length and itself. When people are attacked, they tend to Tuesday after Spring Break be attack back in a knee-jerk fashion. The protect itself," then why do they endorse a relevant to the issues It is a national tragedy that people accept policy which results in the death of innocent around 7 p.m. violent crime. We shouldn't let the Greek system is a very visible microcosm of If there are any problems call ·affecting the university or society. All people like to disparage others, people? corruption of our medical system by people As a university junior who has been immediately. the larger world. like Jack Kevorkian become a national with or without reason. Then, in a week, if there is no If you have an idea for a I expect to be harassed for this letter, but I studying capital punishment for the last one tragedy as well. and-a-half years, I strongly recommend more major problem about a Tuesday column, call Rich, Doug or The answer isn't to forget about morals wish to speak rather than be silent. Let's all night, we'll narrow it down to the think a little bit. research on the topic be done by anyone who Jon at 831-2774. and worry about the economy and health endorses the opinion stated by The Review. Tuesday night and make an care. as Ms. Lardaro suggested. The answer announcement with the exact Dan Rosencrown (BE SR) is to raise our moral standards and to no Kenneth Coughlan (AS JR) March 12, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A11 COMING! Sunday, April 18 • 8 p.m. • Bob Carpe r Center AL SEATS AR RESERVED ts are on sale at the ns Student Center 10 am- 4 pm Sale are open only to Full-Time Und raduates. Tick are $10 each- WAKING UP THE WORLD! of I D · to buy tickets. 4 tic limit. Sales ill open to all others with valid of D IDs on March 15 from m to 5 pm at the Bob rpenter Center- IF AVA BLE. Funde bythe I Comp ensive Student Fee. Call 83 1296 for information March 12,1993 •THE RMEW•A12 HAT ;,IS DUSC? DUSC, the Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress, is the official Student Government of he University of Delaware DUSC represents the st ~tdents to the Faculty Senate, the Board of Trustees, the administration of the University, and the City of Newark. DUSC serves as a ve1icle for student groups to communicate with each ot1er to solve common problems DUSC offers a service fo ' ree legal advice for students. Call 831-1082. DUSC conducts sapty walks around campus to ensure that unsafe condlions are monitored and corrected I DUSC s,onsors the Freshman Record. a Who'st New of the Freshman Class. DUSC sponsor Delaware Day, the annual Spring Fling . . Ion the University Mall DUSC offers a hotlhe for students to identify concerns they feel the student government should address DUSC publishe~ tJ Guide to Registered Student Organizations. a guidebook fort e more than 180 student groups on campus DUSC conducts tudent polling on topics that are of interest to students that their concerns can be expressed t ,the Administration and Faculty If you have a con$rn about the University, contact the DUSC Office at 831-2643, come to our office (307 Student Center), or come o our weekly meetings, Mondays at 4:00 ·in the Collins Room of the Student Center Sponsored by the Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress o O• ' f I ' ... ' • ' • • f • " • 0 ,. • o 1 ~ • • 0 0 0 Inside Sports Inside Section 2 NAC Champions 84 Movie ti mes ...... 82 Drexel disappointment 84 Amos and Andrew ...... 8 3 Pearl's jam on Buck 84 It ain't over for Kravitz ...... 83 Women's basketbaii ...... BS Swing Kids move...... 83 Softball preview ...... 85 Comics ...... 87 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles Attractiv• couple 1n 20'1 ISO olhers in 20 or 30'1 (Cal Thru) Boxt2no Cou~~~'::Let'sples seeks oltwrs lor BAD get pe:r.sonal (C•ll ThN) BoKI 7532 WM an ..,. aledinm Niing~a . pau ive. ISO dominant lriendt . ·. (Coil ThN) BoKI SM4 C..plo, Nrty30'o, ISO MorF..t>o s . l :::v::: ( :~::·~ lng, es (and others) search for love, clogs and Floyd in ads our early 30'1. We .,. ....OOg a ttraJ,ght or bi-F fo r a lt\tMeome. PIHNOIIuouolngfolooyollm& we an ~~ to know MCh OCher Nllor. (C.. ThN ) Boxl 1321 C..pio, Nt1y 30'o. lnlonoMd ln man or woman oM\o lib to Yidlo· tap.. Bora 5701 lllheidlla of acoupletoUndaint.f· eating to you, \Nve a me-..ge wittl yourthou"'ll & a way to con· t.et you. We look lorward to it Hi. Very attractive. inteJJigent. Bolll3855 clean ~ discreet SM seeks SF l~@iffiMMMifli for run ~ serious relationship. Must have a pulse. ,· WM, 62 , who enjoys taking lhe IMd, bolmg tor new M friends. Baxt 1543 PERSONALS WM, 46, ISO men, 20·30. (Call Thru) Bon 1380 .... <=£ :::: GM, 34 , 1751bs, looking tor olcM!r WM. Must be a teddy btar. t know I'm th~besl ; I just wan t tohear you say it. Box• 2623 I'm MB/1(, 5'9, 1401bs, cute. ISO M friendship Bou 7740 GWM, attractive, tnexpe n eneed & interested. Boxt6907 GWM looking lor tun & pos Sible relationship. I'm good· hearted & tlextble ..eking GWM25-.ayrsold.(Ca11Thru) Boxl 14129 LOOking to hook up with Oltlllr married or bl-guys. leave a me ssage or call on lhis M Gt call·thru system . Lars talk! (Call Thru) Boxt 7837 IMIN.M l'm a bi ·F. 5' 11. rldhair. IMk· lngfunloving &t:iondotolp:o· lltionship. Lookilg tor • naw friorKI . (CoJITh:v) Bod 1641 Hi. my name isJoyc:e. Looking tor F lriends 4 a poslible r.la · Cionship, LNve a meSMQII & 111ge l bl<:k to you. 9oxt 6966 Bi· F, 34, red head, ""ndeor & altracbve. l'm mam.d but want to mMt a F iothar.time& tenderness wih. Consider it. Boxl 1713 ifllii'M MESSAGE: WM ooeklng WF, 30-40, slim. tri m tor tun. Boxt .t744 WM, 3S , en}oys long walks, outdoors, .sports, children. I'm spontan.ous & lov• lila to the M lesl. Call ma & we can take it trom there . Bod 11 20 I'm John, -40, WM. ISO slander woman, 30 .... 0 . ....no en loyshome ~ f e, having good bmes, movies & dining out. Bod 4194.& Gentleman interestad tn adven· tu rous woman. (Co il ThN) Boldt 1921 Brian, .CO s, seeks upbeat lady with ...,.. or humor. Box• 3-'!3 By Pamela Wilson says she and her husband are using The 200 ads daily. was cheap and "there is no one in my li fe Contributing Editor WM, 30, inlerest.d in mM iing News Journal's personal ads to find a Certain new~ra!'ers vary on the price, right now." older woman. Bod I 339 SWM, 25, 5'1, 160 lbs., blond hair, blue bisexual female, aged 18 to 25, for an though. While Big Shout magazine runs the Bo, a 23-year-old bisexual who has been SWM in March of aggressNa eyes, tired of the bar and club scene. Seeking "accent to fun" in their sex life. ads for free, The News Journal charges five running an ad in The News Journal for a few woman ....no is not afraid to as· M ft harMH. Box• 9301 SWF, NS, 25-28, attractive slim and sexy who She says they are new in the area and hope dollars for five Jines for five days. days, has gotten over 60 messages. is looking for a serious relationship. to meet others through the ads. Although placing of the ads is He says all kinds of people respond with l'm8rad,1 8, 6'1, 18Jibs, brovm hair&eyes. lenjoy rnov6es,pool ... They have already found one woman they inexpensive, browsing through and leaving "polite, rude, nice and weird" messages. Na W"e r dona lhi s f?el ore. Cell. messages on the voice mail boxes can add Some have been sexually explicit Boxt 6161 Whether looking for true love or just are currently involved with, but are still seeking pure fun, many people today are running the ad to see what kind of response up, Sweeney says. "probably because no one else can hear the SWM . 25. 5'7, t lO IJs. blond hair, blue ayes. tir.ct ol ~ bar & turning to the classified pages. they will receive. Answering voice mail at The News message," Bo says. d ub I!C»>ll. ISO SWF , NS , 25· In screening the responses, Sherry and her Journal costs $1.99 per minute. So far James hasn't had any luck with his 28. attrxhe . llim & M X)' who is Personal ads, once limited to a few select looldng foraMriousr.a.tionlhip. type publications, are now appearing in husband ask people to leave ideas and Liz King, an account executive for ads, but he has received several obscene (Call ThN ) Box• 441 10 newspapers and magazines all over the fantasies on their voice mailbox, she says. If Delaware Today, a regional, monthly calls. WM. brown hair, 6'2, 185 lbs, magazine, says they have been running "There was one guy who left a message to brown eyes, roman tic & fun, en· country, says John Sweeney, public editor someone sounds interesting, then they call joy movtes. ISO W to ahara long for The News Journal. them back. personal ads for 10 years with much success. meet me outside at Springers (a Wilmington nights. Baxl 8 127 An ad allows someone to specify the type Unfortunately, their response has been The magazine just added the voice mail Bar) at 3 a.m.," James says. OWM , 36, college gra duate, mostly men, Sherry says. option last year because written mail Daniel Moran, a 45-year-old resident of salasjob, 5'-t 112, 135tbs. Brown of person or relationship wanted through hair & ayas. ~l.ate20's, cbng codes indicating sexual orientation, gender. Many publications use the voice mail responses are not doing as well as they have New Castle, says he 's had some strange well. ISO long te rm relabonshlp leodtng to momage, 28-39, SJ religious background or smoking system for their personal ads. in the past, King says. experiences, too. OWF. Bo;u 6530 preference. Someone calls a 900 number to place the James, 20, a student at Goldey Beacom He says a couple of women he met Anra<: INII SWM. 27, 5'1 1, hazet Of course, fetishes like clog wearing or ad that appears in the paper. College in Wilmington has been running a through the ads made it clear that "their eyes, brown hatr Italian decent background information, such as "love to Sweeney says 900 numbers are a new News Journal personal ad for about 3 weeks. company was for sale." Very wen educated. ISO s.xy, monogamous, but very active spend lazy days listening to Pink Floyd" may source of revenue for publication and The "I am looking for friendship leading to a Although Moran says he wasn' t sure if lady. Age unimportant Mu st be dean & discrHt. Boxt 9412 also be included. News Journal started running the ads for this long term relationship," James says. they were prostitutes, he says the ads seem to run Ads ~ourtesy or Sherry, a 19-year-old Newark resident, reason. The paper prints an average of about He says he decided to an ad because it . see PERSONALS page BJ Big Shout Magazine · Sting goes from King of Pain to King of Pop on latest Ten Summoner's Tale~ Sun. A jazzy piano solo concludes the Sting never decides whether to stay genius with Ten Summoner's Tales. Sting song . with his lover or let his competitor have But, while this album is expected to be a A&M Records Fie,lds of Gold slows down a little, but her, but he does end the song with the hit, Sting concludes the work with Grade: A the atmosphere is still pleasant. Sting's familiar line from Every Li11le Thing She something unexpected. poetic lyrics keep the songs from Does Is Magic, " It's a big enough In Epilogue, Sting addresses all of the By Andrea Galante becoming too mainstream: "You'll umbrella I But it's always me that ends people who feel they know everything M•n•sins Editor remember me when the west wind moves up getting wet." about him: "Set up your microscope and Sting doesn' t waste any time getting I Upon the fields of barley I You'll forget The devil himself makes an tell me what you see I You' ll still know down to business on his latest release, the sun in his jealous sky." appearance in St. A ugusline in Hell, nothing 'bout me." And he ends the song Ten Summoner's Tales. A rhythmic Sting pulls a switch in She's Too Good assuring St ing that he's in good with an ascending chord progression that melody, which serves as a backdrop for For Me, beginning the track with a fast, company, including that of certified fades upward and away, a very unusual the album's first song, begins surely and ranting rock groove. Halfway through the accountants and music critics. conclusion for a pop song, much Jess an steadily and continues throughout the song he stops, slows down, and changes The second half of the album slows entire album. first cut. the song's tone. He then revives the down the pace, but the intriguing But then, j ust when you think you And it's a prime cut. If I Ever Lose My quick pace to end with a punch. melodies and underlying jazz rhythms know Sting, when you think you know Faith in You is an immediately likeable Seven Days presents a time-old mark the songs as undeniably Sting. exactly what he'll be giv ing you, he'll track. Far more pop-oriented than Sting's dilemma, love her or leave her, and Sting In fact , the entire album, while clearly surprise you. past work, it's an easy-going, yet probing spicesup the track with some humorous lighter and more fun than past albums, is You'll be surprised by the carefree song. lyrics. typical Sting. A stro ng balance of old attitude in most of the music. but not by Love is Stronger Than Justice is also a . "!he fac~ he's over six feet ten 1 Might trademarks and new innovations make the pure pleasure of every song on the far cry from the slow and thought mst1ll fear 1n other men I But not in me, this an irresistible album. album. Don't lose your faith in Sting just The Mighty Flea (flee?)" The ex-Policeman delivers an arresting proyoking tracks of Nothing Like the Sting will sure ly retain hi s status as a yet ; this one will keep you hanging on . effort with "Ten Summoner's Tales." Entertain in Thou hts ... Match 12, 1993. THE REVIEW. 82 The Music Revolution of the 90's •ts comtng• get your guns out. KcepiDa Newloo's f&lDOUS law •foe don '1 want MTV to tell me I need to he doesn't hue any self-respect, No half-hour, comedy hour. either, c:vc:ry action there is an eq aJ and coofraD1 mcism oc have 1.0 5tOp pic:kin& someooe' s going to have 10 step in aod unless it comes in the focm of wa~ebing opposite reaction" in mind. let me say &tnt~~illillg my oose or some other boo-bah. prevem bim from embm:auing himself. Duff twitch and jerk from repeated somethin' abo 1 MTV's s pposc:d Thoughts To be specific, the chaps at MTV Needless to say. everyone is invited Lo electric shocks. "MMWc Revolution of me 90&." recenU y aired a documentary about last Pauly Shore's pllblie execution and When the smoke of the revolution hsti:W. By Greg Orlando yer s riou in Los Angel~. It was MTV eenie-roast. BfiDI 50me kerosene. I'll clears there will only be videos, a wide The legitimate M.wc Revo tioo (oc trying 10 ehallenge stereotypes and be bring the red-hot pokers. And the variety of them. Every once and a while Mucic Coammevolutioo of the 905) 50cia!Jy rdevaDt. JDII5fZ'd. we'll see fit to Lhrow in some music bepn only after I uorm the hallowed What it bad to do with amic, besides Kennedy will be forced to watch news, a concert or two and the balls of MTV's New York office with a Who, (save for a ~Ide Ju-Jube) in including a few incoherent interviews hene1I in pezpetuity. Wllhin two bow:s, I their right mind, thinb it's cool &eeing occasional Rockumentary. ten-gauge iJlotgwJ loaded with Lenon with assorted "pnpt.er" rappc:rs. is mn. pmdict. she' D have ea1C'll her eyeballs. the same Guns 'n' Ro5es video every 40 We're going to give the Madonna coaLed "~killer" bullela, an evil grin to this day. very UDCenain. By the third bour, she'll have ripped videos a rest for a few days. Maybe see oo my face and a "I wam my MTV - minutes for eight moruhs straighr? My act will be Lo plug "political rua off her ears. if there's something worthwhile to play On a Stick.· but1on oo my Ehin. And wJW brand of shrink-wrapped. commemator" "Gabby" Tabby Soren so By the fourtb -· beh. beh. beh. besides Bad Girl. Garden of Ederr and MTV has become a sick parody of pre.faded, wash and dry. 9-volt idiot full of holes she· n sink further and faster After the revolution there will be DO Man on The MOOfl. itself. II used 10 be videos. All day and made the decision 10 hire ~ armoying than tbe fabled Titanic. I've bad eoough MTV Raps , no Liquid TV, no You'll hear the gunshots soon. all night. non-entities lite John Norris. Kennedy of her and her smuz P,Oiitical Altemalive Nation, DO Ren, DO Stimpy, Now it's all tasteless. homogenized. and Rik:ki Rachtman to play videos aDd commentariero. She's so unbUsed that No Beavis, No Butthead and absolutely The Revolution is Coming. middle.-of-the-road. btain-food-for-the &eoe:rally grate on. everyone's nerves? she rqueaks wbm she walU. no preaching. Listen for the gunshots. c:temally-stupid-or-reomtly-lobot.omiud MTV is supposed to play videos. not After the revolution. Tabby's pal Bill You want "The Real World'?" Fine. aapola. be b.ip or politically correct or socially Clintoa will not be given an inviWioo to r•Jl give you six bucks and drop you off Greg Orlando is an entertainment For what freak of nature did the relevant. h's nmic for Cbrissake- not reappear on MTV to pitch his political in New York City. editor for The Review. Entertaining ellecu.tives at MTV creaLe "The Rock the damn McNeil and Lehrer hour. agenda, either. I'm &OIT)', but the guy is You want daDcing? We'D get a sadist Thoughts appears every Friday. and Jock Softball Olallmge?" I' ve got a conscience, thank you.. I the president of the United Swes and if to drop a cherry bomb down your shons. friday, March 12 Clayton HaJI Auditorium, 8 p.m. Seminar: •signal Extrapolation and Admission is $5 with university ID, Reproducing Kernel Hil bert Spaces• Seminar: "'What is Your S7 without and $8 at the door. For with M. Nashed. 536 Ewing Hall, Preferenc.e?" Employee tickets, call 837-1600 or 837-1610. 2:30p.m. ATTENTION STUDENTS! Development. Colli ns Room, Perkins Student Center, 11 :45 a.m. lbenre: •Jesus Christ Superstar, • Applied Ma:th Semi~r : •snip to 1:30 p.m. Advanced registration presented by the Harrington Generated Internal Waves and required. For information, call 831- Theaue Arts Company. Wolf Hall, 8 Solutions• with T. Miloh, University 8725 . p.m. Admission is S5. For o( Tel-Aviv. 536 Ewing Hall, College of Business information, call 456·3274. 3:30p.m. Hillel S~bat Dinner: Hillel Concert: • A Weekend of Ragtime, • and Economics Student Center, 47 West Delaware Monday, March 15 Ave ., 6 p.m. Non-members pay $2 . featuring Tony Caramia, The For reservations, call 453-0479. Superior Ragtime Orchestra and Bit Senior Recital: Yiju La i, flute. o' Rhythm. Loudis Recital Hall, Student ReciW: loudis Recital loudis Re cital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Applications for Change of Amy E. du Pont Music Building, 8 Music Building, 8 p.m. Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music p.m. Adm ission is S10 for adults. Major and Minor* to: Build in g. 8 p.m. University faculty, staff and senior lecture: "Wildlife Down Under: Fuhion fa.ir : "The Mahogony Men citizens pay $8. DSMTA members, Benthic Ecology in Australia, • with of Midnight Fashion Affair," with students and children 12 and under Ronald H. Ka rlson. 208 Smith Ha ll, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.. pay S5 . 7 p.m. Accounting Business Administration* Economics* Finance Top five movies for the sun 12:50, 2:50, 4:55, 7:00, 9:00. Amos and Andr- (PG) - Call de Kingfbh! Showtimn: Fri - sun Groundhog Day (PG} - Bill ARE DUE IN RM. 206 PURNELL week ending March 5, 1:45, 4, 7:30, 9:45. 1993 Murray relives the same day ad FOR ACCOUNTING, nauseam. Showtimn: Fri- sun Ab.ddin (G) - Disney hits a 1) Falling Down (S8.7 for the 12:45 2:55, 5:05, 7:30, 10:00. bullseye with this animated gem. week) RM. 306 PURNELL FOR UntAmed Hurt (PG) - Christian Showtimes: Fri ·sun 1,3,5,7. 2) Groundhog Day (7.6 million) Slater plays Adam, a boy with a Fire inthe Slcy- A true account of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 3) Homeward Bound : The bum ticker and a hot girlfriend. an alien abduction. Yeah, and Billy lnaedible Journey (5.9 milli on) Showtimn: Fri ·sun 1:20, 4;15, Ray Cyrus is a musical RM. 406 PURNELL FOR 4) The Crying Game ( 4.9 million) 7 :10, 9 :35. genius.Showtimes: Fri -sun 1:15, 5) Sommersby (4.1 million) ECONOMICS A Far Off Pla.ce- A movie about 4:15, 7:15, 9:45 the prospect of graduation for all A few Good Men-A few good AND RM. 106 PURNELL Concord Mall university students. Showtimet: Fri i - sun 1:35, 4, 7, 9:40 acting performances, too. - FOR FINANCE Cooconle .M.I~Routr 202 (47&-5579) Showtimes: Fri- sun 1, 4, 7, 10. d Sommersby (PG-13)- Richard lndochine (PG) -A sad, sweet Gere goes through this whole move CB4- Saturday Night Live alum c tale about a who accidently BY boy with a piece of broccoli stuck in his Chris Rock does the rap satire kills and eats his parents. s thing. Showtimn: Fri -sun 1 :30, Showtimet: Fri- sun S, 8. teeth! Can you believe it? Showtimn: Fri -sun 1:30, 4:15, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 OCTOBER 15 for Fall review The Crying Game (It) - Boo hoo. 7:05 , 9:45 . s Showtimes: Fri- sun 5:30, 8 :15. Newark Cinema Center Falling Down (R) - Michael and Cinemark Movies 10 Douglas has a really bad (nair) day. N.-wari< ShoppingCrnlft (737-]7201 a Showtimes: Fri -sun 1:25, 4:30, Firot su~ Pbn Shopping Cente (994·7075) FaJiing Down (R)-Showtimes: Fri. 7:20, 9:40. 5:30, 8, 10:30 Sat. 1:45, 5:30, 8, MARCH 15 for Spring review. s t Swing Kids (PG-13) -And you 10:30 Sun. 1:45, 5:30, 7:45 thought Nazis only knew how to National Lampoon's L~ded d goosestep.Showtimes: Fr i - sun Weapon I (PG13)- Emilio Estevez Sommersby (PG) - Showtimes: 1:15, 4:05, 7:05, 9:55. is armed to the teeth with a lot of Fri. Sat. 5:45, 8:15 Sun. 5:45, 8 really corny jokes. Showtimes: Fri - Best of the Best II (R) -Yet sun 1 :05, 3:10, 5:15, 7:05, 9:40. Best of the Best II - Showtimes: another film about kung-f u maniacs Fri. 10:45, Sat. 2, 10:45 Sun. 2 who f i ~t in killer competitions. Mad Dog and Glory -Showtimes: , Fri- sun 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35 ., Showtlmes: Fri- sun 12 :45, 2:55, A hr Off Place-Showtimes: Fri. 5:05, 7:35, 10:05. 5, 7:30, 10, Sat. 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30, Christiana Mall 10 Sun. 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30 Homeward Bound (G) - Cute, 1-95 and ROIU 7 (368-9600) DUSC "Topic of the Week": talking animals band together on a - lggy Lugumbi quest to rescue Mr. Ed from the Crying Game (R) - Showtimes: dog food factory. Showtimes: Fri · Fri -sun 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. Plus/Minus "Today, give me yollr aid and yoll but everyone is welcome to apply Your guess is as good as mine. Is the Plus/Minus shall have mine: what thefl can go for the position. Call Doug at The The Opera House (652-5577) amiss with llJ two?" -The Epic Rn-iew for the specifics of the job. might be be able to tell you who of Gilgamesh, authorship unknown 1rading system these shmoes are, but I sincerely But enough of that. There's Welcome to a brand new Cross culture to be had. doubt it. Tickets are 20 Culture and indeed to a brand new buckazoids. Plus some. air,. or should entertainment section. Susan Vega and The Kitchens Possibly more palatable will be Like the wise man once said, or Distinction will be playing at James Carny, who is scheduled it be changed? we' re going to talk about the Philadelphia' s Theatre or Living to play the Opera House on future and forget about the past. Arts Saturday night. Vega, who's Saturday. Carrey's a regular on the This is a new thing. best known for her bit Uncle A better thing. Tom's Diner Cabin (or is it Uncle comedy show "In Living Color," Bigger. Harder. Faster. Funnier. 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March 12, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 83 Racism ain't funny, Amos and Andrew Amos & Andrew Such intelligence we've not seen Just how they get out of hand won't E. Max Frye A in people since those that marketed be given away, but one thing can· Columbia Pictures ~ Movie Review the "Flowbee" hair-cutting system. be said about the ensuing sequence· Grade: D The police arrive at Sterling's of events: they are not funny. residence and, in a case of A comedy based on the premise: By Brandon Jamison It's another to have a mistaken identity, fire upon him, of something as unfunny as racism: Enreruinmenl Editor particularly unfunny storyline and doing considerable damage to his is going to need a lot of work to : There are some things that just bad material written to support it, house. Police Chief Cecil Tolliver, succeed, such as Blazing Saddles: aren't that funny at all. such as the case with Amos & played by a particularly did. But whereas S11ddles was a · Gangrene. Andrew. mannequin-esque Dabney slapstick look at racism that could : An ingrown toenail. Jackson plays Andrew Sterling, Coleman, discovers who he's really hardly be looked upon with any : Intestinal flu. a black author-scholar-playwright been shooting and realizes what a seriousness, Amos & Andrew tries : Amos & Andrew. Pulitzer Prize winner. But when he mess he's in. to make a statement with mean- : Ah, yes, Amos & Andrew, is spotted by his new neighbors for Until... spirited comedy. . starring Nicolas Cage and Samuel the first time in his recently Enter Cage as Amos O'Dell, an Jackson and Cage are admirable : L. Jackson in the title roles, purchased, upP,er-crust home, all extremely small-time crook with in their attempts to get the movie : respectively. This comedy lacks they see is that he is black. Hence, whom Tolliver works a deal to going but it's all for a lost cause. · one element. in their infinite wisdom, the remedy this potential career Even Cage, usually enjoyable : Laughs. neighbors immediately call the wrecking situation. O'Dell agrees regardless of how good or bad a : There is nothing funny in this local police to report a burglar in to take the fall as the mysterious movie is, flounders. · movie. the midst of a heist. intruder the neighbors saw. In Racism is bad enough, but to : Nada. Their explanation of their call to exchange, Tolliver will let O'Dell know that a movie company spent : Zilch. the police goes something like this: skip town and avoid any trouble for big bucks to make a comedy : Zero. "When you see a black man in one prior criminal actions. exploiting .~ uch a hateful concept : It's one thing to have a funny of these houses with his hands on a But then a bunch of mishaps really hurts. To know that you · It's all there in black and white. Racism stinks. And so does this film. plot and bad material written to stereo, you know damn well what occur; one thing leads to another spent six bucks to finance this : support it. he's doing." and the situation gets out of hand. travesty hurts even more. · Swing Nazis must die but hey! they sure can dance up a storm Swing Kids cutting rugs at the local club, streets terrorizing Jews and non friends falling out and eventually should be given to Ottis Salid: Thomas Carter meeting girls and tragically conformists. coming up against each other. who did the choreography for the : Hollywood Pictures Movie Review running into the Gestapo. As a show of friendship, Leonard and Bale are excellent movie, and brought age-old swing : Grade: B+ The ruthless Nazi police force Thomas joins the· organization in their portrayals of best friends music back to life. wants to arrest every "swing kid" with Peter and the two slowly fall who battle each other over Don't be surprised if this: By Rob Wherry Swing Kids is Hollywood's who participates in these parties, into the grips of the Nazi changing ideals. They represent soundtrack takes off on the: ,t,dminisrralive News Edilor latest achievement, taking a and endlessly raid every club in brainwash. two of the better young actors in charts, and a new respect for this : Somehow Hitler's Nazi Youth shaky plot and gracefully Hamburg trying to find where the This is where the tale of the film today and give a refreshing era of music emerges. · dancing to the sounds of Benny bringing it to life on the big swingers are dancing. three friends is ripped apart and change from the usual Brandon Commend director Thomas: Goodman and Duke Ellington in screen. The kids are quite rebellious Peter left smack in the middle. and Dylan types. Carter for staying true to real; pre-war Germany just doesn't The story involves Peter and detest what is going on Thomas becomes a supreme The movie stays away from costumes, settings, and props of sound like a movie bound for big (Robert Sean Leonard) and his around them. Of course, Hitler Youth while Arvid sticks overdoing the dancing scenes in the era which make the film even· success. buddies Thomas (Christian Bale) somebody has to get caught and to what is right and speaks out the film and strategically uses more real for the viewer. · But never doubt Los Angeles and Arvid (Frank Whaley) who Peter is that person. about the atrocities happening in these chances to play off the As for the rest of the swinging: and its talented group of movers are big fans of the swing As a punishment he is forced to Germany. growing differences between the cast and crew involved in making: who are capable of pulling of the movement in Germany in 1939. join the Hitler Jugend, a youth The rest of the film is a boys and in Germany. this film, reward yourself with a: greatest of tricks. 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ENDLESS SUMMER TOURS 11 ON DECK BLUE HEN cHAnER" Today ''I just tried to mme in and •Women's Basketball at Vermont, 7 p.m. • Baseball vs. Rider, 3 p.m. help -like fake and retreat Saturday Then I saw him go and throw •Softball at UPenn, 1 p.m. it out ofbounds" •Men's Lacrosse at Army, 1:30 p.m. -Kevin Blackhurst desaibing the •Women's Lacrosse at Richmond, 1 p.m. turnover that gave the Hens a 67-64 win over • Baseball vs. Towson State, 1 p.m. Friday Drexel 101' a NAC championship · VI ll''N b •·> March12,1993.84 T h c Review, o unw 7, urn er ~- NAC Champions Again! ·Blackhurst, Pearl, Dunkley key 67-64 thriller THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsdl Center Spencer Dunkley posts up against DU's Mark Wisler. Wright basket with 2 7 Shock, disbelief plague seconds left ensures win Dragons after crushing loss By Jeff Pearlman effort of the season. Sporu Ediror By Chris Dolmetsch have met over 100 times. They Playing in front of a hostile, Sporrs Edlror PHILADELPHIA - The almost violent capacity crowd of had conquered everything else Delaware men's basketball team 1,600 in a gym so small Newark PHILADELPHIA-Being an except a close game , as wasn't supposed to do it again. High's basketball team would underdog isn't all that bad. Delaware held them to only 64 After winning the North feel cramped, the Hens (22-7) Look what it did for the points, the fewest the Dragons Atlantic Conference Tournament answered several early Dragon Drexel men's basketball team, have scored since their first in a 27-4 1991-92 dream season, (22-7) threats to blow open a who came into this season conference game, a 64-59 loss it all should have fallen apart close game. picked to finish seventh in the to Maine in January. this year. Lose three key seniors, Drexel was red hot throughout North Atlantic Conference by "We never expected to get to insert a smaller, inexperienced the first half, hitting for 46 the league's coaches. 22 wins," said Drexel guard lineup and pray for some luck. percent from the field, including They proceeded to win the Brian Holden. "But as we kept Or maybe just Kevin a Bird-like 6-for-11 from three conference regular-season title winning, no one was really Blackhurst. point range. Anthony Wright leaves Drexel's Matt Alexander gasping at air in with a 22-6 record, which shocked, not the players. Behind a pressure-filled But so were the Hens. While Delaware's 67-64 NAC Championship win over the Dragons. .included a stellar 12-2 NAC "The media might have been, defense keyed by a Blackhurst the Dragons took a liking to the record. people at the university might They didn't count on another steal late in the game, the Hens outside, Delaware pounded the relied less on the long-range fingers. After Blackhurst forced have been. But we didn't really advanced to their second ball in the paint to the tune of 53 shooting of Holden and Mike Holden's errant pass, Pearl underdog, third seed Deiaware, jump around and celebrate after straight NCAA Tournament percent from the field. Point Wisler and more on taking the missed three straight free walking into their house before every win. appearance with a stunning 67- guard Brian Pearl, usually a ball straight to the hole. throws, leaving a sliver of hope a national television audience "We were never really 64 win over Drexel in the NAC perimeter player, took advantage Delaware, on the other hand, for a Dragon miracle· with two and taking the NAC title away shocked at ourselves because we championship game, televised of a diminutive Dragon kept with the original game plan, seconds left and the score 66-64. from them with a 67-64 win practiced and played every day." live on ESPN. backcourt to slash, drive and pounding it in with Pearl (18 That chance never came. The Wednesday night. But the Dragons did surprise W ith 27 seconds remaining power his way through the paint points), center Spencer Dunkley Dragons called for a time out But Drexel has seen their a lot of people, pumping out 13 and the score tied at 64, for eight first-half points. ( 16 points, eight rebounds) and with none remaining, resulting hopes of an NCAA tournament straight wins from January 17 Blackhurst, a senior guard from The outside vs. inside battle Wright (10 points) while taking in a technical that allowed Pearl berth ruined before, when they until March 3 , when they lost Franklin, Pa., stripped the ball raged on through the half, as the deep shot when Drexel's to hit one of two free throws came to Newark last March and 92-73 to the Hens in Newark. away from Drexel's Mike Wisler Drexel's five-point lead with defense collapsed to the paint. with a second left. lost the NAC Championship to For a group of young men and tossed a full-court heave to 2:02 remaining was the game's "The thing that was key was I Game, Delaware. Next stop, the Hens, 92-68 before a thrown together, it was the right frenzied Field House crowd. teammate Anthony Wright, largest either way . felt all game we were answering the big dance. time to be around. The team whose layup gave Delaware a "I wasn't happy with our runs," Steinwedel said. "We're going into the NCAA They had been picked to found unity through a trip to 66-64 lead - an advantage they defense in the first half." said "Whenever they could have Tournament with a different finish seventh then, however, China in the off-season, and it never relinquished. Delaware Coach Steve jumped out, we answered with attitude this year than last," said and managed to wind up second seemed to pay off. in the regular season. The Dragons had another Steinwedel. "We made some our own score." Pearl. "We' re not a great team, Coach Bill Herrion has been chance to recover, but with 13 adjustments at halftime, mainly With 2:45 left in the game, but we're gonna give it all we The Dragons broug)ll the no small part of it. The seconds left guard Brian Holden because it broke down early Holden hit a 20 footer from the can and be a competitive team. same atmosphere to their winningest first-year coach in threw the ball out of bounds when they hit from the outside." left side to put his team up, 64- That could bring us a win here building Wednesday but were Drexel history, Herrion took while driving to the basket. If the first half was exciting, 62. A missed free throw by Pearl and there." unable to convert it into a five new starters and molded winning effort. The man who forced the the second-half was simply a gave Drexel a chance to take its BASKET CASES - Delaware them into a team that vied for turnover: Tournament MVP get-down-on-one-knee-and-pray· largest lead of the half, but a will find out who its first-round This is a Drexel team that had the conference championship. Kevin Blackhurst. for-mercy thriller. Cornelius Overby travel put the NCAA opponent will be on overcome adversity, the loss of "People know who the hell "I just saw Holden penetrating A Blackhurst three-pointer to ball back in Delaware's hands. Sunday during the NCAA four starters, and a Delaware Drexel University is now," said and I was guarding the guy in open the half looked like the key That was all the Hens needed. Selection show, televised at 5:30 team that went through their Herrion. "We' re arriving. We the lane," said Blackhurst, who to the Hens' ignition, as the Dunklr.y's turnaround jumper p.m. on CBS. first NAC season without a haven't arrived totally yet, but 1 smear. finished with eight points and small number of Delaware with 1:16 to go knotted the score Strangely, Blackhurst was think you better look out for us seven rebounds. "I just tried to faithful in the stands exploded at 64, and Drexel Coach Bill named Tournament MVP, but But they were unable to the next couple of years. come in and help - like fake while the ball hit nothing but Herrion immediately called a was left off the All-Tournament overcome the Delaware team "Because we're only going to and retreat. Then 1 saw him go net. time out to set up the next shot list. Hen representatives Pearl that they had beaten so handily, get better. Everybody's coming and throw it out of bounds. It Instead, it was just the start of strategy. and Dunkley were joined by 79-63, in their home gym on back." was just one of those things." another see-saw battle. Nine But even Drexel's two-year Hartford's Vin Baker and Feb. 6. But Wednesday night , One of those things that lead changes took place in the mentor knows there ' s little you Drexel's Holden and Malik In the end, their only obstacle reviewing a 22-7 season wasn't capped the Hens' most complete final 20 minutes, as Drexel was an intense rival whom they can do to make up for slippery Rose. see DREXEL page BS Psychic Buck predicts Delaware success from the bench PmLADELPHIA - Fa all1lJSl four Once again, that was before Buck was rigtt. as the No. 3 sax! Hens Spencer Dunkley as the CBA's ~ Budt joined the Hens in 1989 as a walk· years now, Andre Buck has done little Wednesday - a day when his mystical went on to an easy 84-61 upset victory cater. on, playing in only five games while mae than bench warm foc the Delawa'e powers of the beyond were firmly Pearl's jam over the No. 2 Huskies, a team whose 1b: all-mighty Bide was unfazed. saring )1st two points. l1el' s l&kelball team estlblishOO. cockiness was matched on that night "Pearlman, come here," Buck said "I remember me and Ricky 01, sure a few tina he's goum in at You see, Malcolm Andre Buck, 1.1 By Jeff solely by its inqxitl.lle. amidst the Aliladelpua frmzy. [Deadwyler] sitting on the end of the the end of blowouts, when hard bricks RJ8 specialist. is a OOskdball psychX:. Pearlman He was ooe g;ure away from Jeame 'We're goom win by 23," he boastOO bench and watching everyone play but ~ cif the rim all be tdcrafcd. 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AW materials Fralemltles, Sororttlesl Reti'()-Rock Band. House to rent. Madison Or. 3BR, Olshwuher. provided. Send SASE to Homemalllng GOOD VtBAATIQIIS Dllc Jookay Selvlces. :ADOPTION • FuHime mom and devoled dad Montel9y Popsicle Is now booking spring Moving Sale: Vlnlage Fur Coat; can length & Anlshed Basement. No Pels. Cal Tim adl Progl'lliTI-B. P.O. Box1981 Manhattan, KS Jull the people you ~ to ~your nex1 ' to share arts, sports, and travel wtth newbom. dllll09S and Sem~FormaiS . More Into cal 429- Seat and Sabel COllar. Showroom condition, 368-4921 alter 5 PM or leave message. 66502. Immediate response. :Love, warmth, and security. l.AigaliMedlcal 6272 . ~lzs~ ~~m~· make me anoner. ~S::.:.''t~or;.:!,~'.. ~==~ ,expenses paid. Cal Malls and Randy 1-800- 314 bedroom Townhouses avail. June 1, Assllanl Entertainment Ednor needed. Call ·972-0868. The GYN Department at Student Health Offers Madison Drive. $900 + utll. 454·8698 before Doug 81 The Revtew tor details. 831-2n1. To our KAPPA DELTA Dran- Rvp, I =wn::=:'~:~s~~:~:~n . RENT/SUBLET 9P.M. r,:;alngw.i!~.:&~lc :'AVAILABLE Cal 831·8035 M-F For appointment. VIsits Madison Drive Townhouse lor rent . $925.00 I Mad~n Or. Townhouse 3 bedroom, very nice ~~~~~~=~:.r~-= : ~111 &19 covered by Student Health Servtca F99 . per month. 994·3304: 633-0279 Days. 19717. E.O.E. Cluele&$o How's 01? Aelnen'tler, Sundays ~ORO PROCESSING· Laser Prtnllng $1.50 Confidentiality assured. ontyt per page. Fast Se!vloa. Kathy 455- 1!192. i~i,;:~r~~l:'s~:U~~ ~ . 378- 1963. 4 BedrOOm~ Dr. Townhouse. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT- Malia SMART DRINKS • Pearson and Shaw line: $2,000+ per month teaching bulc ¢:l.E- Thris lor ~I I Love you •EUROPE THIS SUMMER? ONLY $169!1 Blast and Fast Blast, Tom Meehan 737·8969. 1 BORM Available Immediately to ahare ~~s~.=-~~~~6898 . conversational English ~ . Japan end 'JET THERE ANYTIME FOR $1691 Before 10 P.M. ~m~mo ptus 114 utilities. Call anytime. 292- Taiwan. Many provide room & board + other ~{R EPORTED IN LET'S GO & NY TIMES.) TYPING· No job too big. Fasl Service. Call DEXTER WAU TERRI RADEBACH ·Happy Bllthday LOST AND FOUND Cheelalh!l We love you! Found: Ring found In Sludent Center. Cd 1 , To all KO drall99s- Gel psyched to party on youloslone. Chuck837·1187-evef"'lngi. : Mrs. Dav d Andrews PSYCHIC AND ASTROLOGY READINGS Find out what the stars have to say about you. She has the ability to forsee future events thru birthday. Consult this gifted lady on all affairs of life. For appointment call456·5793 Located at 182 Elkton Road, Newark • OPEN 7 DAYS • 9 AM-1 0 PM AlL READINGS - HALF PRICE Fine dining comes to Newark Lisa Scolaro, Chef Banquet Facilities "Date Parties" *Imported Beers $1.50 3 P.M. to clo)e All major credit cards *"DOUBLE STANDARD" 1dO Elkton Road *Buy 1 Entree get 2nd .EiiEi Newark, D~laware *Brunch 9 A.M.- 2:30 P.M. (302) 453-1711 *"KERRY ROBINSON QUARTET" *Tex-Mex Dinners *$1.50 Mexican Beers 5 P.M. *Beck's BOMBERS $2.50 9 P.M. NEW MENU *"MR. BLUE" *1/2 Price Nachos IE> STARTS *9:30P.M. -11:30 P.M. *"DANAHER & MAC CLOUD· KA'P MARCH 8TH Authentic Irish Music" A A *$4.00 Pitchers of Rolling Rock *"MONTEREY POPSICLE" PENCADER DINING HALL nT.,~I'lail£, ~t..?A, ~~(.. ~bo..d.o... S3.oo Y""' '-' '\Qo ~.MORt;..// admission <;PONSOREO BY : INTtRNJ.l10HAl HOU$E. CO!IMOPOUTAN CW8. RE~NT SIIJO£NT ASSOCIA110N. CULTURAl Perkins Student Center .. TKE ... presents a bus trip to see We're Building a Reputation, Not Resting on One! .. Cats .. Tuesday, March 16 7:30pm Forrest Theatre TKE •"Winner of 7 Tony Awards' •'Best Musical of the Year' • 'Smash hit of the season' Good seats still availablel Sign up in Come learn about the $250,000 construction ofour 3,200 Square Foot addition 107 Perkins Student Center: 8:30 • 4pm. scheduled to begin March 27, 1993. Come learn why our chapter is the best kept secret at the University ofDelaware! • Open only to U. of D. students, faculty, and staff • $45/ticket; 2 tickets per U.D. ID Come and see what Tau Kappa Epsilon Call the Student Center Programs Office at can offer you! 831- 1296 for more information. 88 March 12, 1993. THE REVIEW. 89 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson cathy® WE'VE CHANGED THE MTE TEN TlmE.5, SA'INNING FOW~ ~~~- 5011l5 IINO SIX DECC#.IITIIIl(r ~ENDS, SMIEf:TtiEART ... Wl-\r>.TE.~E.R II 15, \"IS t-.lL lW,'i'<:, KEEPING M£. I'RoM STRI>.~Gl\t-IG 'IOJ RIG\11 NOW . ,. ~·~ ~ $ I By GARY lARSON ~ THE FAR SIDE ~ ~ ~ High above the hushed crowd, Rex tried to remain focused. Still, he couldn't shake one nagging thought: He was an old dog and this was a new trick. 81 0 • THE IMEW • March 12, 1993 © The Na tional Survey, Chester, Vt. Taking a road trip Hit the road. Or hit the books. Either way, getting AT&T Long Distance Service is easy, even at phones that aren't connected to us. 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