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FRIDAY Delaware Air Guard preps for Mideast
By Michael Boush National Guard spokeswoman. be activated if necessary, Cochran said, in cut on aU state agencies. equals about $13,000. This money would City News Editor Air Guard Commander Col. James V. addition to about 250 Guard members. About 120 full-time university students have been distributed in $1,000 Hundreds of Delaware Air National Dugar said "based on our potential to be Cochran said more than 150 Delaware are Guardsmen, most of whom use money scholarships to full-time university Guard members last weekend were tasked, we are taking every action to be Guardmembers have previously served from a state program which provides students who are active Guardsmen. officialy notified to be ready for prepared in the event of mobilization." voluntary tours in the Middle East, but this portions of thier tuition, according to Larry The U.S. Operation Desert Shield has deployment in the Middle East as pan of Guard officials distributed letters to unit would be the first mandatory mobilization. Miller, Educational Services Officer for already amassed about 200,000 troops in Operation Desert Shield, a spokeswoman members stating they may be required to " Most of those notified will serve as the Guard. allied Middle Eastern countries in said Monday. mobilize at the end of December to c re w me mbers and maintenance In addition to the possibility of being conjuction with international forces. The commanding officers announced provide a replacement for troops currently personnel," Cochran said. mobilized, at least a few student President George Bush has the the contingency plan to the state's citizen stationed in the Middle East. Cochran also said Guard money for Guardsmen will not receive tuition money. executive power to mobilize troops for 90 soldier unit during a weekend drill Nov. 3., All eight C-130 aircraft at the Guard student tuition refunds has depleted early Cochran said the cut on the Guard's days and extend their activation another according to Terry Cochran, Delaware Air base at the New Castle County Airport will because of a mandatory 7 percent buget ed u~on budget is less than I percent, but 360 days. Incumbents Resident's property sail to victory vanishes in state races in cleanup Democrats Biden, Carper, Oberly win Paper Mill tenant By Michael Boush referendum on my character." says items taken and Abby Stoddard Character was the main issue of City News Editors Brady's campaign. In November, from storage area Incumbent Delaware Democrats she mailed 40,000 video tapes to remain anchored in three of the five voters containing news clips of By Julie Carrick statewide offices this year after Biden during his 1987 presidential Assistant News Editor coasting to wins over Republican campaign when he allegedly used A university student is caught in challengers in Tuesday's election. plagarized material in a speech a dispute wi th her apartment U.S. Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. "It's been a wonderful six manager about personal belongings easily crushed Republican months, and I don't regret the she said disapr -:-:::red from a storage challenger M. Jane Brady by 47,446 decision I made [to run against area in her building last week. Biden.]," Brady said. Lauren Barrow (AS 92), a Paper See Editorial Page 6 I In the race for D~IID:Ywe's sole Sen. Joesph R. Biden, 0-Del., celebrates his senatorial victory at his campaign headquarters in Mill Apartments resident, said votes, escaping a messy campaign seat in the Congress, Democratic Wilmington with his daughter Ashley and son Beau Tuesday night. between $600 and $800 in personal with a seemingly untarnished public incumbent Rep. Thomas R. Carper possessions was taken without her image. soundly defeated his Republican wide victories under his belt Club. percent of the vote for o nce," consent from a storage cubicle in In his victory speech, Biden told opponent Ralph 0. Williams to win Williams thanked his party for Charles M. Oberly III succeeded Oberly joked, referring to his th e basement of her building. a roaring crowd at the Wilmington a fifth term. honoring him with the opportunity in his attempt for an unprecedented narrow victories in past elections. Shirley Graves, Paper Mill Radisson Hotel that he knew from With his 2-to-1 victory over to run and congratulated Carper on third term as state attorney general Oberly, who teaches a criminal Apartments manager, said the the beginning "this was not going to Williams, Carper became the his victory during his concession by defeating Republican F.L. Peter justice class at the university, said roo ms where the cubicles are be a campaign about issues," and winningest elected official in speech lO more than 400 Stone. Tuesday's election "signals a new located were cleaned out to comply Brady "decided to make this a Delaware history, with seven state- Republicans at the Cavalier Country "It feels great to get over 50 with orders from the city fire see ELECTION page 3 inspector. Signs were posted warning residents to remove their Money shortages silence marching band Saturday belongings from the storage areas, Graves said. Barrow said she never saw the By Amy Mazziotta needed funds. the fund decrease. he said. Each of the 200 band members signs. Staff Reporter Gouldner met with admin Although Herman has been The band does not have the have committed about 170 hours of Graves said Paper Mill The university's marching band istrators Wednesday to discuss trying to find aid from outside the $1,000 it costs to clean members' practice and performance for this management is not responsible for will not perform at Saturday's possible sources of funds. She said music department, he said the band uniforms, Herman said. year's season. any missing items because only football game at the University of the band will probably attend next has incurred bills it is unable to Other universities of the same Band members were told unlocked cubicles and open areas of Richmond because of a shortage of week's game. pay, leaving the group in debt. size spend three to five times more throughout the semester there were the storage room were cleaned. funds, said David Herman, Herman said the band received a These bills total several money on their bands, he said, and money problems, but were not None of the cubicles with locks chairman of the music department. smaller budget this year than last, thousand dollars, he said, and the most of these funds come from informed last weeke nd 's game were emptied, she said. However, Helen Gouldner, dean and the funds allotted to the band two trips would cost an additional sources outside music departments. might be their last, Freedman said Barrow said she had a padlock of the College of Arts and Science, have not lasted the season. Herman $2,000. Band member Deborah Monday. on her cubicle where she has been said the band might .perform at the would not state the band's total Funds pay for band camp, sheet Freedman (AS 93) said their Herman said Tuesday that he storing materials for two years, yet final game Nov. 17 against the budget. music, transportation and manager posted a sign late Monday would continue to negotiate with all her possessions and the lock are Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Gouldner said the university's instruments and their maintenance, afternoon announcing the season's the administration u ntil they if the university can acquire the tight budget situation contributed to all of which are highly expensive, premature end. receive more funds. see PAPER MILL page 3
'( .2 • JHE llfVJEW • NoYember 9, 1990 Anti -Sem iti sm
Pencader sponsors rises sharply safe walk program The Pencader dorm on campuses comple1.. began a Safe Walk: program this semester for By Ron Kaufman students who need a late night Copy Editor '7he swastika escat 10 their residence halls, The number of reponed anti a residents life o1f.cer said. Semitic incidents on college incident at the Jon Lund, assistant area campuses has been steadily University of coordinata of Pencader, said increasing since 198 7, said a the program will not only member of Lhe Anti-Defamation Delaware is illustrative help improve security around League (ADL). of what's going on campus, but will help build a From 1987 to 1988, the number sense of community by of reported harauments against around the country" encouraging students to meet Jewish college students increased others.. 271 percent, said Jeffrey Ross, - Hallie Rosen The program originated at director of ADL's campus affairs Anti-Defamation League a hall government meeting, and higher education department Leslie D. Barbaro said Darin Bielby (AS 93), In 1989, 69 incidents were I THINK I CAN (Left to right) Juan Halbert (AS 92), Robyn Shapiro (AS 92) and Tom Rooney (AS around the country," Rosen said, president of the Pencader Hall reported on 51 campuses across 93), members of Student Environmental Action Coalition, display a heap of cans to illustrate the referring to several swastikas that Government. Lhe country and he said there is no need for campus reqcling. They ~so collected signatures for~ university recycling petition. Many students said they trend indicating a decrease this were spray-painted on university did not feel safe walking year. structures Oct 18 and 23. alone on campus, Bielby said. Along with the increase in anti After some discussion See Editori~ Piage 6 Semitic acts the ADL has also seen a rise in skinhead activity in the Speaker urges black students among the students involved "The data we collect is only on in the hall government, it was reported incidents. The majority United States, she said. decided thai an escat service are never reported," he said. "This "We have been monitoring them was the best way to ensure is a tip-of-the-iceberg indicator since November 1987. Our latest to know African culture, past residents' safety, he said. that vastly underestimates the report shows 3,000 ski nheads Even though the response scope of the problem." active in 34 states with one group By Julie Carrick He challenged th e audience to help members of the J\ssistanr Nf!ws Edi10r 10 the program so far has been Hallie Rosen, associate director based in Newark, Del." black community, which harbors a reservoir of untapped low, Bielby said he still feels of Lhe Philadelphia branch of Lhe Ruth Kershner, director of People should know their roots and what cultural talent and intelligence that society suppresses. the program has meriL ADL, said the yearly audit of Hillel, a service organization for contributions their ances10rs have made before they can Ralcman used his research to show anthropological There is a demonstrated incidents is self-reported and is not Jewish university students, said resolve who they are, a hisurian and microbiologist said and his10rical discrepancies about blacks' contributions. need for this kind of safety a scientific study, but is a good anti-Semitic comments between Wednesday night He cited paJeontological evidence indicating Africa program at the university, indicator of the national situation. individual students on campus this Blacks of today have serious problems, not just in was the origin of humanity, not Mesopotamia, as is Bielby said. "People think it Several recent anti-semitic semester have increased. Delaware, but everywhere, Muhammad Ralanan told commonly thought. can ' t happen to them," he incidents at the university have Some documents that deny the about 200 people who attended Lhe I 990 Black Male Tile oldest Jcnown Homo sapien remains were found said. "But it can." received attention from national severity of the Holocaust have also Symposium, sponsored by the Center for Black Culture in the Great Lakes region in Ethiopia, he said. Jewish rights groups. been distributed around campus by and the Culwral Programming Advisory Board. Traces of African genes appear in every race on Earth , Fraternity organizes "The swastika incident at the a Holocaust revisionist group, Individuals cannot lose Lheir ties to their ancestry, which suggests all races descend from Africans, he said. despite material successes they achieve, Rakman said. Africans migrated to other continents and adapted recycling contest University of Delaware is illustrative of what's going on see ANTI·SEMrTISM page 3 "So what if you get a BMW or a Jag? What about the brother who is homeless?" see SPEAKER page 3 Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity has issued a challenge to other members of Helms victory margin the Greek community to compete in a can collecting competition , a fraternity larger than predicted officer said . The object of the "Crush Low urban turnout contributes to win Our Cans" competition is to WE'VE GOT promote recycling among the By Robert Weston university's Greek organ Assistant News Editor izations said Tom Thompson Three-tenn Republican Sen. Jesse (AS 91 ), vice president of Helms of Nonh Carolina coasted to Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. victory over Democratic challenger A $100 prize will be given Harvey Gantt Tuesday, in a race which was not as close as some THE JOB to the fraternity or sorority which can collect a greater pol.lsters had predicted. victory of sorts for future minority weight of cans than Lambda Helms won an estimated 55 candidates in North Carolina Chi Alpha fraternity, percent of Lhe vote to Gann's 45 "Gantt, who if elected would Thompson said. percent The day before the election , have been the first black senator Even though the prize is most pollsters had said the race was since Reconstruction, ran a good not large, he said he hopes it too close to call. campaign that focused on the issues FOR YOU. will be enough of an incentive Helms claimed th e disparity and did not become negative. for the Greek organizations to between the pollster's predictions He set a very good e1..ample for . The Peace Corps is an exh ilarating two year ex get in the habit of recycling. and the actual election results was futwe minority candidates 10 follow, penence that will last a lifetime. Thompson said he hopes because of "liberal media people Hoff said. . Working at a professional level that ordinaril y recycling will not only benefit and pollsters who slanted the polls Cannon agreed. The Gantt m1ght take years of apprenticeship back home, the community, but will against him." campaign, he said, had a good grass volunteers f1nd the career growth they 're looking for sLiengthen the ties between routes organization, and registered and enjoy a unique experience in the developing the Greeks and their See Column Page 6 more than 60,000 new black voters. world. neighbors. But Duke University political "This election has energized the International firms and government agencies Thompson said he has science professor David Cannon, black electorate in North Carolina," value the skills and knowledge mastered during encouraged local residents to disagreed. Helms' wide margin of Cannon said. Peace Corps service. separate their cans from other victory, he said, was a result of However, he said it was Helms' garbage and leave them on Helms' ability to capture the use of "dirty campaign tactics" FILM & INFORMATION their curbs for Lambda Chi undecided vote. which eventually won the election NOV.14@7pm Alpha members to pick up. Undecided voters are those who for him. KIRKWOOD ROOM do not decide for whom they will "Gantt tried to run a clean Honor society tests vote until the day of the election. campaign and address the issues, but INFORMATION TABlE "Helms won between 60 and 75 in the end, Helms' campaign Lactics 10am- 2pm faculty's knowledge percent of the undecided vote, he did Ganu in." STUDENT UNION CONCOURSES said, and that really made the The issue of race is still a very Members of the English INTERVIEWS difference for him," Cannon said. sensitive one in North Carolina, NOV. 28& 29 department defeated members Helms was able 10 persuade the Cannon said. of an English honor society in SIGN UP TODAY undecided voters by polarizing the Unfortunately, he said, this makes a game of "Literary Pursuit" election along racial lines, he added. it a very easy issue for someone like Monday night In a series of television Helms 10 exploit. The Sigma Tau Delta Peace Corps advertisements Helms accused "It was a typical Helms International Honor Society The Toughest Job You ·u Ever Love Ganu of being in favor of racial campaign." challenged Lhe professors to PC3 quotas, when in fact Ganu has said the question and answer game he opposes racial quotas, Cannon 10 generate interest in English, said. said Amy Consiglio (AS 91), "Many of the accusations Helms president of the group. made were untrue," he said. The game was open 10 all "Unfortunately, Gantt did not have students, not only members of enough time 10 respond 10 all of the GRADUATE SCHOOL the honor society or English accusations." majors, she said. These accusations were enough, "Literary Pursuit is good a he said, to swing the undecided vote lightheaned review LO help to Helms. INFORMATION reduce stress and help Delaware State College political undergraduates prepare for science professor Dr. Sam Hoff said The Center for Counseling and Student Development has a new computer the Graduate Record Exam," that Ganu needed a sLrong tum~ut Consiglio said. program, College Explorer V, which can help you locate graduate schools in from voters in the urban areas of the The finaJ score was 240- slate to win the election. your field. Call451-2141 to make an appointment to use this program or drop 150 in favor of the faculty. The low turnouts in L'le cities, by the Center for Counseling and Student Development (above th~ Book combined with the high voter -Compiled by Jennifer turnouts in the small towns, store). Letcavage, Dawn Pelham and traditional hotbeds for Helms' Joe Redden support, led to Gantt's defeat, he Graduate school catalogs on microfiche and other graduate school said. information is also available. Despite the loss, he said the election, could be viewed as a
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'1-J ·---·-·~ --.. - - ' , .... , ~ Elections "It feels good to get ·: «ampus~~it~l over 50 percent of ~ FROM _L ... ~ oontinued from page 1 A look ~l' ber · a· Ware's* the vote for once." maJor races ..• ACRO~-{~~• .~~?~ i -f ., •.•, .• ·.·:<'·· · -····· ...... -.•.•• ,, ...... ,,.,.·;>:·+ - dawn for Democrats in Delaware." .~ "I got licked," said Stone, who - Charles M. Oberly Ill Mljiiiiiijp Compiled from the College ! was defeated by more than 35,000 , .. .•. Press Service · : votes. ' In one of the two Republican Three university officials victories in statewide offices, represented the Democratic Party in Businesses decrease incumbent Treasurer Janet the race for seats in the Delaware campus recruiting Rzewnicki beat Democratic House of Representatives. AltO! Ill') (,l'lll'ldl challenger Robert P. McWilliams by Rourke A. Moore and James H. The number of businesses a wide margin of 44,018 votes. Sills ran uncontested in their district recruiting at colleges has Rzewnicki said, "I have won the races and Ada Leigh Soles beat out stabilized or even decreased privilege of remaining in office, but two challengers to maintain her seat. this fall, which may become a ! the real winners are the people." In New Castle County, 113,400 of trend, according to some ! In the last race voters participated the 205,000 registered voters cast MIIQL1J!I§M wamo• college placement officers. · ' in statewide, Republican R. Thomas ballots, said Paul Hart, admin Republican candid~ie- for "Students are going to have Wagner narrowly defeated Lillian istrative director of the New Castle Jan~~ie~r~cki (R) !"''''''''''''''''''"'''''''''''''''''! ~;~~:~~1[:d(~~) !";:::;;:::::;;:; ) Congress Ralph 0. Williams . Robert P. McWilliams (0) · · to look a little harder and a Moore Dowd, his Democratic County Department of Elections. 65,265-37" 82,275-~~ . was unsuccessful in his bid to little longer" for jobs, said challenger for state auditor, by 6,129 Statewide, 58 percent of those unseat Rep.Thomas R. Carper. Source: St.te Commlsoio!l o( Eled.ior!< Sharon Fulkerson, officer votes. registered voted. Graphic by Rk:hard llu manager for Career Services at East Texas State University, not familiar with her particular Anti-Semitism on the rise nationally where the number of campus Paper Mill lease, the Delaware Landlord recruiters dropped from 20 last- 1 Tenant Code requires notification continued from page 2 hi story." East also instigate anti-Zionism, fall to 11 this fall. . 1 continued from page 1 by mail in most cases such as this. Former President Ronald the belief that Israel has no right to Fulkerson said, "My , If Barrow leases the premises, Kershner said. Reagan's conservative admin exist, and increased actions against presumption is the economic • now missing. and storage room use is included in A man claiming association with istration de-emphasized civil Jewish students, he said. climate is such that the jobs The storage rooms are locked, the arrangement, the cubicle should the Institute for Historical Review rights, which caused an increase in "For some, attacking Jews on just aren't out there." Barrow said, and there was no sign be protected under the same t.enns in California distributed leaflets on anti-Semitic harassment, Rosen campus is a method of vicariously "We have heard that some • of forced entry. as her apartment. Welshmer said. campus Oct. 16. said. attacking Israel," he said. (companies) are cutting back,"· Barrow said she consulted Barrow said she is considering Police asked him to leave Today's college student has been Because anti-Zionists have a said Dawn Oberman, a attorney William Welshmer seeking monetary compensation not because he did not have official allowed to forget the gains of the specific political agenda, their acts statistical services specialist- ; Wednesday to see what legal action to exceed the cost of her loss recognition from a university 1960s civil rights movements, he are more serious than blind anti with the College Placement· ! she could take. Welshmer is the because the items she lost are group, said Douglas Tuttle, said. Jewish remarks, Ross said. Council (CPC), which tracks · ' lawyer the Delaware Undergraduate replaceable. director of Public Safety. Ross said: "As the economy Kershner said Hillel is trying to recruiting and hiring of Student Congress has made The missing items include a "These people believe th e begins to sour and brings hard combat the problem by placing a college graduates nationwide. · arrangements with to advise stereo, a gas grill and hundreds of Holocaust never happened," economic times, there is always an representative in a university anti Oberman said smaller • students. dollars worth of Christmas Kershner said . increase of expression of prejudice. harassment committee. companies and those that Although Welshmer said he was decorations, Barrow said. "Some say it is a Jewish hoax . All visible minority groups become Hillel also plans to attack the recruit nationally are the ones They are trying to get it into the subject for assault." problem by educating people about that seem to be cutting back. university curriculum and rewrite Current events in th e Middle Judaism, he said. Barbara Hayes, recruiting communications director for· Hewlett Packard, said her GRADUATE company has reduced its NURSES University Police to install student recruiling "quite a bit" ANNE ARUNDEL MEETS THE in the last three years. CHALLENGE of providing excellent "We're trying to keep the . nursing care in the 1990's new communication system work force flat." Hayes said. For fall and spring MISSION STATEMENT graduates, all this could mean . As patient advocates, we want to provide comprehensive quality nursing care Transmissions to connect Newark, Wilmington campuses more job seekers applying for to patients and their families throughout their life cycles in a way that utilizes clinical expertise through collaboration, coordination and resource manage- By Bill Borda University Police Lt. Tom own frequencies an.d Newark fewer positions. ment. so patients and families may achieve th eir optimal level of well ness Staff Reporter Rahmer said, "The clarity of the [Police) frequencies for emergency "There are already job measured by patient/family satisfaction and based on standards of care. University Police officers will system is excellent, they are more situations," Redmond said. Campus seekers camped out on .. We offer Graduate Nurses: soon be able to access emergency dependable. lbere are fewer asks for police can also access the State Wide doorsteps" of companies that • MINIMUM OF EIGHT WEEK INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PRECEPTORED BY units and officers at any location in repeats and retransmission." Emergency Network., he said. are accepting applications, AN RN . • NCLEX STATE BOARD PREPARATION COURSE Will BE PRO· Fulkerson sakt VIDED FREE OF CHARGE. • REIMBURSEMENT FOR NCLEX AND TWO PAID New Castle County, a university The systeJ1l was purchased after A satellite antenna, which will be DAYS WHILE TAKING NCLEX. • PAID STUDY DAY. • SALARIES FOR GNTs' official said Wednesday. Public Safety projected its needs for installed on top of Morris Library, START AT $13.20/$13.56 PER HR. A new communication system, to the next four to five years and found will give officers better coverage on Student reports Anne Arundel Medical Center offers a Flexible Benefits program, generous be installed within the next two an advanced communication system central campus and better copyright violators leave, 100% tuition reimbursement, pharmacy discount program, shift differen months, will upgrade and improve a necessity, Redmond said. penetration of radio waves within tials of· 10% evenings, 20% nights, 7% weekends, relocation expenses, child the old system, said Cpt. Donald "We are now in a transition the library itself, Redmond said. care referral service and free parking. Calvin and Hobbes, Bart Redmond, an administrative officer period, we are working out all the If there was an emergency Please contact Cathy Sulzer, RN, BSN · Nurse Recruiter Simpson and Ronald . : for Public Safety. bugs and then putting the system on situation, such as a fire or extreme Alumni, University of Delaware McDonald have found a l line," he said. weather conditions, Public Safety (301) 267-1370 OR 1-800-242-AAMC The new, $125,000 system will college student who will fight · l The new communication system officials could immediately contact increase the radio wave frequencies for their rights. includes 50 portable units, 22 mobile other officers at any location in the Anne Arundel Medical Center between the university's Newark Andrew Starr, talcing a year and Wilmington campuses, units, two base stations, two county. An officer in his car will Franklin & Cathedral Streets, Annapolis, MD 21401 off from his statistics studies · • consoles and 10 satellite receiver now be able to contact the main Equa l Opportunity Employer Redmond said. at Harvard University, recently antennas, Redmond said. office and the office can connect him turned in Harvard dining The system will use the consoles to another officer at any location in services for adopting names because they are compatible with New Castle County. for its breakfast entrees - the their old systems, he said. "We plan for the worst, but MacEgg and Bagel Mac - "We have capabilities now of hopefully we will never need to use PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER which mirrored those of some simultaneously broadcasting our it." Redmond said. McDonalds concoctions. Harvard dining services Share The Director Frank Weissbecker Rewards Of Leadership said he changed the names Speaker: learn history voluntarily after being approached by a McDonalds And Innovation. continued from page 2 "Africans laid the foundation for representative at a conference. the great civilizations," he said. It is not the first time, So, if you're looking for an outstanding caree r opportunity. come different biological characteristics Africans were responsible for however, Starr has volunteered -;hare the rewards of leadership and innovation at Presbyterian depending on their environments, he mathematical and scientific Medical Center. copyright infringements to the said. brealcthroughs attributed to other police. Ar Presbyrerian Medical Cenrer, Presbyterian Medical Center will be "Africa is the cradle of humanity, races, such as the Pythagorean In May, he told 20th at the Career Day but Europe is the origin of racial Theorem and the architecture of the Century Fox, which owns the we're known for leadership in the differentiation," he said. "Ours is a Great Pyramids in Egypt. he said. Monday, November U , 1990 copyrights to the The healthcare field. In fact, from 11:30 to 2:30 history that has fallen into oblivion." Although African history is rich, Simpsons cartoon characters, Presbyterian has consisrenrly been He urged the audience to think blacks will have to make an effort to that students in a Harvard Please stop by to discuss your career for themselves. "I bet you still learn about their history, he said, among the jirsr to introduce imponam opportunities at Presbyterian. dorm had printed T-shirts believe in that white Jesus stuff, because the version learned by featuring Bart Simp son new ideas-from the EXC/MER Pre-;byterian ca n also offer you : don't you?" he asked, confronting blacks is sifted through a Western drawing on a blackboard. ' 'Cool ' · laser to our unique the crowd. mind. "It's against the law," Starr • Critica l Care & Periopemtive Internship Programs Although history books say "If a society wants to enslave Hotel Hospital. • Preceptorship Program said. "I feel it's like • Free Slate-Board Review Course otherwise. the ancient Egyptians you, they won't teach you about plagiarism. They're using • Superior Nursefl'atient Ratios were black, Rakman said. your ancestry," he said. someone else's work." • P.dy-fo r-Performance Clinical Ladder Fox wrote to the students • Weekend & Weekday Opti ons who made the shi1i.-> ~:::! :~ ':.! • Innovative Nursing Administration Presbyteriar.J • University-Affiliated Medical Center them not to sell the shirts, • Performance-Based Orientation resulting in a $900 loss for the The Blue and Gold Club needs students. Leadership Has Its Rewards. As a premier teaching facility affi liated with rhe University of Pennsylvania, Presbyterian Medical Center offers yo u access In the past, he has also · to this highly stimul at ing professional environment. in addition to informed Universal Press excellent salaries and outstanding benefits. 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' t 'I OPINION 6 • THE REVIEW • Novcmbt.>r 9, 1990 Trendy prejudice
During the 1800s, great thinkers pondered the individual's place in society. Today, people debate whether some individuals have a place in society at all. This debate no longer takes the form of literary masterpieces and intellectual debate but of defamation and overt harassment. Archie Tse A report released by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) shows that anti-semitic acts increased by 271 percent on college campuses across the nation between 1987 and 1988. This year, the trend shows no signs of Ethnic decreasing, according to ADL officials. The university is no stranger to anti-Semitism. Swastikas were spray painted on structures across elitism campus Oct. 20. A man, distributing leaflets that said the Holocaust I do not pretend that I know was a myth propagated by Jews, was escorted from enough about black-American campus because he had no university sponsorship. culture to completelJ . •derstand THE: HOUSE Tl-lf!T HIITE B UlL T the black experience. Hate of any form is detestable and unforgiveable. Yet I am offended when I see Just as love comes from the depths of the heart, so the message, "It's a black thing, too does hate. Prejudice exemplifies the human need to you wouldn't understand" blame one's own insecurities on someone else. emblazoned across someone's The administration and the board of trustees do not Dinosaur Helms loses touch shirt. Are they trying to tell me that deter hate. The smoke, mirrors and mud of Instead of worrying about issues even though I may try to In an open letter to the university, President David election 1990 have cleared, and that matter, Jesse uses hi s podium understand more about black P. Roselle said, "The acts of intolerance experienced Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., is to denegrate hi s opponents, who he hi story, all my efforts are in by some of our students this fall indicate that more standing tall. characterizes as "liberals." vain? must be done to create a truly inclusive and culturally Helms, the nation's leading ultra Oh, no! Liberals! Let's not forget Are they saying it is useless for non-blacks to take Black diverse campus community." conservative, staved off a challenge communists, feminists, minorities, from Harvey Gantt, the former pornographers and homosexuals, American Studies classes since Diluting pure hatred with words like intolerance and mayor of Charlotte, N.C., in one of too. anyone other than black students discussing the need for a more inclusive community the most negative and bitter It's a laundry List of hate, the only would never understand? will never dissuade bigots. campaigns of the year. kind of agenda Jesse knows. The "you wouldn't The administration must assume a defiant stand Gantt put up an impressive fight Darin Powell Helms is scared. Gantt drew understand" message against hatred. Only when those filled with hate. are against a three-tenn incumbent who blood and came close to knocking discourages people from being supported segregation in the '60s. him out. open to cultural diversity. condemned publicly, will they even consider changing. If Gantt had won, it would have "Mapplethorpe" a four-letter word The world is changing, and the It contradicts the principles of been a victory for progress as well. continues his crusades against such man from North Carolina can't cope awareness-heightening events In stead, North Carolina and the evils as civil rights, the communist much longer. Money and racism which teach others about black nation must endure six more years menace and dirty art. may have pulled him through this American history such as Black Re-election reform of a senator stuck in the past Jesse is as obsolete as quill pens time, but it won't last forever. History Month and the A look at Helms' voting record is and the dinosaurs. Why does he This is 1990, not 1950. Jesse celebration of Martin Luther like peeking into a closet full or keep winning? Helms' time has passed. King 's birthday. Tuesday's elections, which awarded seats to most rotting corpses. Jesse's fearsome Money and racism. The threats we face now are not When I read the message, I incumbents, revive debate about limiting congressional agenda includes: Helms has tons of money which commies, queers and race-mixers. think, "Does this person think terms. • Supporting apartheid in South he uses to hts best advantage. Maybe it's time Jesse began to that their experiences are so Africa. realize that he's the one who's out of Proponents of term limitations argue this would rid A master of the negative unique that no one else could • Voting against the 1987 Clean campaign, Jesse wages relentless touch. understand?" government of immoral and ineffective leaders who Water Act attacks based on half-truths and Of course, a white person consistently win re-election. • Opposing the 1987 United innuendo. Darin Powell is the executive could not expect to understand But a member of congress with no voters to answer States-Soviet Union arms control Like his Louisiana comrade editor ofThe Review. everything about being black, to also has no obligation to represent constituents' agreement. David Duke, Helms plays the race just as I would never expect a • Attacking funding for AIDS views. baiting game. Jesse's ads used black person to understand research. thinly-veiled racism against Gantt, a everything about being Chinese. In fact, prospects of not being re-elected motivate Jesse says he stands for old-time black, to exploit the fears of North But I would not dissuade a leaders to responsibly disseminate voter views through family values. This is fine, if yours Carolina's voters. white or a black from learning the government hierarchy. is the kind of family that keeps One Helms TV commercial more about my heritage by Some political analysts also insist current campaign hooded white robes in the closet shows a white hand crumpling a saying "It's a slanty-eyed thing, If I remember correctly, slavery structures give incumbents advantages through access job-rejection letter, while a voice you wouldn't understand." and preventing women from voting intones that Gantt supports hiring Wearing clothing that proudly to PAC money and franking privileges. were old-time traditions, too. I quotas. displays your ethnicity Campaign reform limiting these privileges would wonder if Jesse thinks changing He also used ads that charged contributes to the cultural offer the simple solution by eliminating the artificial those time-honored institutions was Gantt supported "requiring local melting pot that strengthens our adv· ntages. a mistake. schools to hire gay teachers" and country. Regardless of how stupid he "permitting abortions because the 1 constitutional amendment limiting terms would But wearing clothing that looks, the man who made baby is a girl instead of a boy." only circumvent the problem rather than solve it. suggests a reluctance to share their heritage with others is Effective leadership in a House and Senate Your organization is meant for all. ethnic snobbery. dominated by hundreds of legislators depends on Please let us in . This ethnic exclusivity only stablility. exacerbates the pain caused by Mandating superficial change will only confuse an Sevillesdote the racial tension tearing our already muddled process and defeat effective leaders country apart. Editor revels in sorcery Our university has recently prematurely. been plagued by overt racial at large, rather than meeting the Diane Heck's Oct. 30 article, incidents, and apathy is the challenge of providing knowledge "Mixing a strange, new brew" has overwhelming sentiment rtJIHE Even in light of the Thanks for your fair and ample in a non-confontational, friendly moved the heaven and earth of my university's pledge to create a coverage of Newark's gay environment mind. "culturally diverse campus community. I cannot extend that I would like The Review's In her article on witchcraft, she ---~~I;YI_llY community," students remain same thanks to the Lesbian, Gay readers to know the LGBSU does parallels sitting at a table to flirting blind to the everyday racism Sharon O 'Neal, editor in chief Bisexual Student Union (LGBSU). not accurately represent Newark's with the devil. with which they coexist. Darin Powell, executive editor Many friends of mine have entire gay community. She also compares talking to Richelle Perrone, editorial editor William C. Hitchcoc:k, managing editor Enforced segregation is no either witnessed or received anti In fact, it does not represent someone new to casting spells with Michael 0' Brien, managing editor Josh Putterman, managing editor longer legal, so instead we have gay harrassment. I and many even a majority of us. power from the dark and going to a karen Curley, Julie Ferrari, advertising directors self-segregation. carol Hofmann, business manager students and residents are We hope to win your readers' place someone has never been Aren't students appalled at the concerned that the LGBSU's poor support in the struggle against all before to running fingers through Sports Editor ...... lllra Finnegan self-segregation in dining halls? image is escalating the climate of prejudice, and we worry that the Lucifer's hair. News Editors ...... Michael Boush, Oaris Cronis,kathleen Graham, Or that Greek organizations increased intimidation and overly militant and separatist Maybe it is just me, but the Diane Heck, Richard Jones, Johanna Murphy, Leanne Riordan, consist almost exclusively of John Robinson, Abby Stoddard, Triclalllylor violence this fall. attitude of a few will turn them parallel here just isn't working. students of one ethnic Features Editors ...... Vanessa Groce, Oaristina Rinaldi 'fhe LGBSU's prevailing away. Really what is "white background? Or that most social Graphics Editor ...... Archie 'he attitude during their awareness I implore the leadership of the witchcraft" anyway? Photography Editor ...... Leslie D. Barbaro activities are divided along the events was, "We're here. We're LGBSU, whom I consider good Do I detect a contradiction? I Entertainment Editor ...... Jay Cooke color lines? queer. Deal with it." This friends of mine, to celebrate who guess my sole purpose in writing Assistant Sports Editors ...... Aian Greilsamer, Dan B. Levine Ethnic pride has given way to Assistant News Editors ...... Julie Carrick, Robert Weston unconciliatory attitude alienates we are, not to take pride in the this letter is to find out , "Diane, ethnic elitism. These attitudes Assistant Features Editor ...... Kristin Nolt the people who need to be more persecution we suffer. did the devil make you do it?" only compound our racial Assistant Graphio Editors ...... Sonja Kerby, Richard Liu tolerant. Further, it places the Most gay people on campus are ~ Assistant Photography Editor ...... Allison Graves problems. burden of education about not LGBSU members because pain Jessica Gordon Assistant Entertainment Editor ...... Jordan Harris Promoting a greater homosexuality on the student body knows no disciples. (AS 92) Assistant Business Manager ...... Jennifer Shaffer understanding of one's culture is Copy Editors ...... Esther Crain, Ron Kaufman, Jill Laurinaitis, Molly Williams the first step to solving these Editorial Cartoonist ...... Neal Bloom policy for letters to the editor problems. But disr.ouraging The Review others from learning is a step in the wrong direction. Published ..-y Tuesday ill>d Friday durins t~ academic school year, Friday• during Winter The ReView welcomes and encourages any and all opinions in the fonn of letters to the editor. AU letters Learning about your heritage Session, by the student body of the Unl-sity of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Editoriol ond should be typed, double-spaced and fewer than 200 wol'tb. All letters must be signed by the author alid Should business offoces at Weot Wing. Student Center. Phone: 451-2771, 451 ·2 772 ond 451-2774. is positive. Keeping it to Business Hours: Mondoy through Fridoy: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. include a telephone number for verification. No unsigned letters will be considered for publication; Names will yourself is not be withheld upon request. Students should include their classification. , ·· · , · · This I do unde!'Stand. Edit.omliOpinlon: J'ase 611 reiiO!M!d for opinion ond comment.wy. The editorial above rep
I· . - VIVarif November 9, 1990 • THE REVIEW • 7 . .•. All creatures great and small On campus, pets come clad in fur, feathers and scales By Karyn McCormack downing about 15 goldfiSh every Slaff Reporter other day, Kimble says tlle From. stray cats to creepy-crawly spiders piranhas will not eat goldfish to tropical and exotic fish , a number of unless they are relaxed. He adds students have pets which truly bring out the that feeding time often attracts animal in them. large crowds. Each year, the number of students As an experiment, they once buying pets increases by 50 percent, says put a piranha in the tank with the Robin Williamson, manager of Pet Stop snakehead. Subsequently, the Inc. in the College Square Shopping Center piranha was gobbled in minutes. in Newark. Says Jacobs: "It was death with a Jack Maloy, manager of Pets Emporium liule fmesse. " Greek life: in the Astro Shopping Center in Newark, Another student, who prefers says that fiSh are the favored by students, to be identified simply as "Mike" along with small animals such as hamsters rather than a creepy-crawly sort, its history and birds. "Every September, a lot of has housed pets ranging from rats students from previous years, as well as to fish. He now owns a hamster, new faces, come to buy pets." Hugo, along with Sherlock, a revisited Among the most popular pets sold to Mexican red legged tarantula. students, Williamson lists large fish-eating Although Hugo has cancer By Jilllaurinaitis fish such as snakeheads and oscars. These (he's very sensitive about it, as Allison Graves Copy Editor fiSh range in price from $4 to $25 each, Mike points out), he remains Freddie, the tree frog, changes color according to his surroundings, making it difficult for Is it all Greek to you? depending on the size and type, while a "enthusiastic" and enjoys his owner, Stephanie Nesbitt (AS 91) to keep track of him. A female student strolls down Main standard 20-gallon tank with everything scuttling around Mike's room in Though not as exotic as a tarantula, that the snake was lonely and should have a Slreet, sporting leuers on everything from included costs about $100 to $130. a big plastic ball. Heidi Suna (AS DC) shows equal affection "buddy." As a result, he purchased Ore, her sweatshirt to her necklace. She carries a University policy states that all animals Though deadly, Sherlock, on the other for her two year old dwarf rabbit, known who cost almost $80 at an exotic pet store. key chain spelling out her sorority's initials and/or pets, with the exception of seeing hand, is also mysterious and tranquil. While simply as "Bun-Bun." Around her house, Another lover of reptiles and and walks toward her car (the one with the eye dogs or fish contained in one tank not tarantulas (which can cost up to $40) are rabbit paraphenalia, such as pictures and amphibians, Stephanie Nesbitt (AS 91), Psi Pi Chi bumper sticker). exceeding 20 gallons, are prohibited in poisonous, Mike e::plains tllat they do not stamps, shows her affection. owns a tree frog, Freddie, which keeps her But travel back to 1176, the year residence halls. attack people. She describes Bun -B un as "very active," on her toes as it bounces from wall to wall marking not only the birth of the United But in their off-campus living room, Jay Sherlock lives in Mike's room in a tank while noting that he enjoys human in her house. States but the first American society Kimble (AS 92) and John Jacobs (AS 93) with a heated rock , hoUow pieces of wood company. As a mark of his rabbit Freddie, who changes his color bearing a Greek-leuer name, when many own two aquariums, where killer fish and a water dish. Though he could live intelligence, she says, he is well-trained and according to its surroundings, can be organizations were secret and fonned to swarm around waiting for the next kill. witllout food for an entire year, Mike notes responds when she calls him by name. difficult to find when out of his small study literature. In their 55-gallon tank lives a snakehead, Sherlock's.preference for crickets. Though he spends most of his time aquarium. Filled with grass, a few branches Given electricity, a mixer in those days a big snake-like predator fish, while four He adds that tarantulas make grearpets chewing on things inside a cage in Suna's and a water dish (not to mention a frog would have meant a kitchen appliance used red belly piranhas lurk in their 100 gallon for college students because they don't bedroom, Bun-Bun enjoys hopping all sized serving of meal worms), his home when balcing a cake. tank. need much attention. Nonetheless, they still around the house - especially down to tlle keeps Freddie completely content. According to Baird's Manual of While the rather vicious snakehead arouse curiosity. Says Mike: "He is a great kitchen, where he can indulge in popcorn, Freddie sits comfonably in the palm of American College Fraternities, the first demonstrates an abundant appetite, conversation piece- that's for sure." potato chips and of course, celery and Nesbitt's hand, sponing a variation of men's society, Phi Beta Kappa, was carrots. khaki. After having selected Freddie out of founded at the College of William and On rabbit terms, at the very least, it a crowd of amp~ . :uians at a pet store for $6, Mary, in Williamsburg, Va. The society seems that Bun-Bun leads what is close to a Nesbitt says that "He's a lot of fun, but consisted of upperclassmen who pent their life of leisure. Last spring, however, Suna some people are afraid of him." meetings debating liti..ature. says Bun-Bun became quite rambunctious. Rather than buying a pet from a store, The brothers of Phi Beta Kappa also She decided to take him to a friend's farm , students may consider housing a stray swore oaths of fidelity, created a code of where he became the father of three. animal . laws, wore large badges displaying their It seems that Suna wouldgo to the ends This fall, a whit.e and orange cat Greek letters and desired friendship. Phi of tlle earth for her rabbiL As she says, "If wandered into Shannon Lacy's (AS 92) Beta Kappa became a honor society fifty people know me, they know Bun-Bun apanrnentlooking for food. Today, his years after it was established, while a he 's a part of me. " name is Crew and he shares his dwelling Delaware chapter was established in 1956. But cute and cuddly is not ·Darius witll a kitten, a puppy, and a piranha. The university currently officially Young's (PE 92) style. He would ratller Though Crew enjoys being around people, recognizes 37 honor societies. just scare people witll his snakes. he has a bit of difficulty with other animals. Women 's societies originally bore His ball pythons, Cane and Dre slither Another cat, Tigger, will frequently stay classical names, such as Adelphean and around in a 35 gal lon tank. Young feeds with Lacy for a few days and then leave. Philomathean, and later became founding each snake one mouse twice a montll , Lacy admits to feeding any cat tllat comes chapters. kiUing the mice which are promptly around hungrily. Kappa Alpha was the first national devoured after going in the tank. "There are a lot of strays around," she fraternity at the university in 1904, Despite their threatening appearance, says. "It seems like an animal farm around according to Raymond 0 . Eddf, ball pytllons are actually constrictors and here." coordinator of Greek Affairs and Special non- poisonous. When frightened, they Whether you prefer slithery creatures or Heidi Suna (AS DC) says her two-year old dwarf rabbit is so well-trained, he Programs. For most of its years, says· Marc wrap their bodies in a ball for protection. soft cuddly animals, pets provide a learning even responds when he's called. His reward, naturally, is a lot of carrots. Kilchenstein (BE 91), president of Kappa Young received Cane as a gift, but he felt experience in themselves at the university. Alpha, the chapter has resided at the KAstle, the fraternity's house on Amstel Avenue. The first four national sororiti'es New video games take bite out of Pac Man recognized by the university in 1972 shared a Panhellenic house on East By Greg Orlando ,...... ---········· ···························· .. ···· ·············--- shooting or fighting are now widespread in screams of one video game are drowned out Delaware Avenue, where Pwnell Hall now Staff~ arcades. by one next to it stands. Mary Jean Polaski, a founding One dollar equals four quarters in real life. "We l~ve the vi_olent aspect [of video Yet these disturbances don't seem to affect sister of Alpha Omicron Pi said her But things are a little different in the video games]. says Mtke Mendes (BE 91 ), anyone. Some, like Torch Sida (BE 92), even sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Phi, and arcade_ just ask Joe College. gleefully gunning down zombies on Beast like it. Alpha Sigma Alpha held meetings in Joe is Toobin' down the river Perilous in Buster. Of the Student Center's arcade, he says, separate rooms. an inner tube held together with scotch tape "[Beast Busters] has a lot of blood, pus "It has a good selection of games and it's Polaski says the four sororities were and a few beer cans he managed to snag on and g~re," he .~ys with his finger locked _on really well kept - not like some of the dives established when opponunities began to his journey. Hasty prayers are his only the tng.~er . I love when the zombtes I've played in." unfold for women, including the start of defense against maniacal fishermen and explode. . . Overall, the arcade is a place of high sports teams and women's studies classes. · hungry alligators. But guts and gore aren'~ tlle mam thrills of "Sororities were an opportunity for employing sound at all, it was usually only video games. John Lazonsak (EG 93) says women looking for friendship, direction, the video equivalent of elevator music. he enjoys video games because they're cheap and something they could give of Today, most games incorporate and entenaining. themselves," says Polaski. synthesized human voices to entice players, "It's more fun than watching T.V. and it Historically, black fraternities were along with strikingly clear display images. offers a sense of accomplishmenL" founded upon scholarship and service at Atari's Pitfighter, for example, digitizes Like most of its kind, tlle Perkins Student Howard University in Washington, D.C. in photos of real people in fighting poses, Center arcade is rather hot and noisy - so the early 1900s. The first university resulting in animated and translated hot that the university runs a fan there even chapters of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity computers graphics. The finished product is in the dead of winter; so noisy that the and Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma astounding, as the Gladiators look real Theta sororities were established in the enough for players to reach out and drop kick spirits inhabitated by students looking for a· same tradition from 1974 through 1976. Video games have come a long way since them. change. In the 1950s, hazing incidents and their genesis in the early 1970s. Evolving And that's exactly what video groupies "We own the place, kind of," says . pranks were frequent among fraternities, from the basic black and white vector love to do. Mendes, pointing JO a friend, '"cause we're. J says Eddy. graphics of Pmg and Asteroids, ,..nduring tlle "Video games are a good way to waste the baddest dudes here." ' He recalls from his college days when cartoon image LMerdislt fad and suffering time," says Ray Cornwall (AS 93.) "They're But when they get behind the guns of : one fraternity bought a 600 pound dead through puental scrutiny, they have finally a cheap and easy way to reduce tenSion." Beast BIISit:r, they learn the. first lesson of the : bull and placed it in a living room chair to came of age. But the games become somewhat tense arcade: no maaer how good you are, they're : In days past, video games were plagued themselves, picking up on society's trend always beaer. see CREEKS pap 12 by simple graphics and animation. U toward violence. Games that involve And gelling better all the time.
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Cash values : I IIIOO.Qiacent. The Coun1r11~ Best Jbgurf® Olfer Ex res 11/1 8190 nte 1n• ent November 9, 1990 • THE REVIEW • 9 Jacob Singer (Tim Robbins), cannot distinguish between reality and hallucinations after returning home from Vietnam in Adrian Lyne's newest film 'Jacob's Ladder.' Climbing Jacob's twisted ladder By Johanna Murphy that is missing one segmenL While assembling experience. Associate News Editor it, the audience is not sure what is missing As a medical stretcher is being lifted into a Death. Jacob's Ladder until the last piece, the final scene, is added. hovering helicopter, the audience feels dizzy The word provokes many different feelings. Tri-Star Then the movie falls into place. watching the helicopter blades spin in an Some fear it, others are intrigued by it. Director...... Adrian lyne ; Lyne uses effective visual concepts to opposite direction from the stretcher. A- . Whatever the feelings, death is an inevitable convey Robbins' experiences with confusion Writer Bruce Joel Rubin's symbolism adds reality. Director Adrian Lyne 's new film and the grotesque. One of the most intense to the film's intensity. "Jacob's Ladder" deals with death and the demons are following and trying to kill him. moments in "Jacob's Ladder" is a sleazy party Biblical themes are weaved throughout struggle to fight it and hold onto life. Robbins apparently escapes death several where Robbins completely loses control of "Jacob's Ladder." The major characters Jacob, "Jacob's Ladder" foUows Jacob Singer (lim times, causing him to be confused about reality. his ex-wife Sarah and their children Gabriel, Robbins) and his struggle to determine reality whether he is actually alive or dead. A strobe light flashes and people Eli, and Jed are named and follow the from his hallucinations. The confusion shared by Robbins and the seductively thrash to music while a couple is characteristics of people in the Bible. Robbins, a philosophy professor turned audience creates the suspense and uneasiness entwined on a coach in the middle of the party Jezzie (Elizabeth Pena), named after the New York mailman, is thrust into a world of that keep this film plowing forward. room. When Jacob opens the refrigerator to get Biblical Jezabel, is Robbins' live-in lover. Her chaos because of violent flashbacks from his By the end of "Jacob 's Ladder," the a beer, the camera focuses on a grotesque pink character is blatantly sexual. Robbins even tour of duty in Vietnam. Hi s problem is he audience sympathizes with Robbins' inner slab of raw meat. calls Pena a heathen during one of their cannot determine what is the present and what turmoil because the existence of major Lyne deserves much credit for making conversations. is a flashback. characters and scenes is somewhat "Jacob's Ladder" effective. The camera angles Lyne depicts Robbins' world as dark and Neither can the audience. questionable. make the audience physically and emotionally grungy, adding to the feeling of repulsiveness To add to Robbins' torment, he believes This film is a complex, 1000-piece puzzle experience the same sensations the characters So he sme Mickey Rourke defies standard lead actor image By Rob Rector Staff Reporter A dashing hero rescues the damsel from peril, and they both ride off into a blazing horizon. Standard movie fare for mosL Not so for Mickey Rourke. Rourke transforms said hero into With a blend of boyish charm, smooth talk and hidden pasts, a slovenly lush with moppish hair, Mickey Rourke has honed his skills as an oddball leading man. rumpled clothes and striking body A common denominator in odor. The chaos he escapes from is Rourke characters is an internal usually a sin from his own past. struggle slowly eating away at his For Rourke's kind of hero, the insides, while he maintains an red sunset fades quickly, at times as offsetting boyish grin on th ('. the "hero" gets gunned down by the exterior. The end result is often a "villain." clash between good and evil. Rourke has enjoyed great success In a 1989 interview with film This theme is most prominent in in Europe and Japan, but has yet to cnttc Roger Eberl, Rourke 1987's Angel Heart, directed by find a consistent following in the explained why he felt he is not Alan Parker and co-starring Robert States. One reason for this could be accepted by audiences. De Niro as the devil. This movie's his choice of films, which lie on the "I like to tread over that line that reputation thrives on the infamous odd end of the spectrum. everybody's afraid of - keep the sex scene between Rourke and Yet from his acclaimed debut integrity of the piece, but be willing Cosby kid Lisa Bonet, but it playing a rebel without direc tion to sail," he said. transcends that, probing the depths growing up in the 'SOs in Diner "I have a hard time to begin with, of one man's horrifying self ( 1982), Rourke has grabbed all his getting stimulated to do acting, so realization. Mickey Rourke plays the title role in 'Johnny Handsome' as a roles by the throat and assumed unless I do put it on th e edge a little, Rourke plays Harry Angel, a social outcast who gets a new lease on life, along with a new face. them with a bewildered intensity. I just can't get [the sail] up." see ROURk£ page 10 SPA Films Screen icon Clint Eastwood produced and directed this locals band against hatred Uncle Buck (PG) - John Candy wrenching and sometimes painful stars as a seemingly clueless film that shows life is not always By Sarah l. Roberts of the activist groups who sponsored bachelor who winds up babysitting golden in the music field. Forest Staff Reporter the event. his brother's three children, much Whitaker is excellent in the title All student activist groups have "This is an excellent ~o everyone's dismay. There arc role. their particular causes. As each demonstration of the unification of some funny scenes, but basically A independently works toward its goal, extremely different groups who Ptis flick has too few laughs. Sunday at 7:30 in 140 Smith the paths of the groups often do not have, underneath, a very common c Hall. Free and open to the cross. purpose," said Tres Fromme (AG 'Friday at 7, 9:30 and midnight public. Sunday night, eight student 93), co-president of the Lesbian, ·in 140 Smith Hall. $1 with ID, organizations met at the crossroads Gay, Bisexual Student Union Movie Times to recognize the common element in (LGBSU). Throw Momma From The Train all of them: the fight to end "No one is free until we all are (PG 13) -Considering the talent Chestnut Hill Cinema -Avalon oppression. free," Fromme said. involved, this spoof of Alfred (PG) 4:15, 7, 9:45 (Sat.) 1. The Krays The result - a benefit show Singer John J. Dugan (CEND) of Hitchcock's "Strangers on A Train" (R) 4:45, 7:30, 10:15 (Sat.) 1:30. called "Rock Against Hate," held in G.A.S. said most of the music he is a ~cal letdown. Billy Crystal and the Perkins Student Center's writes is about doing what one Danny DeVito (who also directed) Cinema Center Newark - Fantasia Bacchus Theater. believes. star in this high-promise concept (G) 1, 4 :15, 7, 9:45. Reversal of Five local bands played, and the "You shouldn't compromise that goes nowhere. Fortune (R) 1 :15,5, 7:45, 10:15. diversity of their music emphasized yourself in any way," Dugan said. "I C+ Jacob's Ladder (R) 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, the evening's message: Be what you strongly believe that." Saturday at 7, 9:30 and 10. want to be, believe in what you want The concert was co-sponsored by midnight in 140 Smith Hall.$1 to believe in and be proud of iL the LGBSU and Amnesty withiD. Christiana Mall Cinema - Chi ld's Cirrus Faction, Zen Guerilla, International, in conjunction with an Play 2 (R) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, G.A.S .. Xenophon and Smiling eclectic sampling of student International Film Series 10:15. Pacific Heights (R) 1, 3:15, Geoffs shared the stage for four organization . 5:20, 7:30, 10. Ghost (PG) 1, 3:45, hours. Representatives of the groups Bird (1988, U.S.)- This film is a 7:15, 10. Marked For Death (R) 1:30, All are alternative bands, spoke throughout the night, helping superb character study of legendary 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. White Palace avoiding mainstream music. In the to keep the concert's anti-oppression saxophonist Charlie "Bird" Parker. (R) 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15. same way their music is not in the tone in the forefronL Leslie D. Barbaro mainstream. neither are the purposes see BANDS page 1 0 Mark Durant of Zen Guerill~ 1 0 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1990 rights ID conswne alcohol." Danny Aiello gives an excellent Greeks Eddy explains that about 18 'Ladder' performance as Louis, Jacob's Bands fight hatred percent of undergraduate students chiropractor and spiritual soother. cont inued from page 9 continued from page 9 take part in Greek life, and 17 Aiello's soft, fatherly expressions continued from page 9 songs were originals, such as scare the house mother. fraternities and 13 sororities are and gloom that pervades the movie. further portray Louis as Robbins' "Static" and "Worship." Alcohol, he says. fell under strict officially recognized at Delaware. T he streets are dirty and the sun adviser and !IOID'CC of comfort. "It's not hard to find people Durant described the band's regulations: "If the dean of students "Through membership, students never shines. The couple's housing Rubin tries 10 explain Robbins' against hale," John M. McDonald of music as going "on a lunatic fringe found you with alcohol, you were arc given opportunities to assume projec apartment is shabby. problems by twisting the plot. This the Smiling Geoffs said. "It's a of what is positive, We don't dwell OUL" leadership, management, and The only bright and colorful involves a class action suit that pretty broad topic ... on the negative- tllC'I'e's enough of In the early 1970s, the average experience of f11st-hand community scenes in the film are the ones that Jacob and other members of his The Geoffs, guitarist McDonald, that in the W EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES are diverse and include hospital laboratories, public health agencies, pharmaceutical companies, industrial laboratories, research, technical sales, instrument service, management, teaching ... REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED ------, This Ad is worth : ~ ft $500 towards helps to save our world's any purchase RAINFORESTS over$2500 plus you'll see FRIDAY, NOV. 9th @)(] at 8:00 pm. 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Reds in a four-game sweep. match could have been different" The future of these games can The Delaware volleyball team Instead, UMBC scored the final almost be described in two words - can now relate to the A's. two points, the last coming from a no contest. After beating the University of monster kill by setter Joy Literally. Maryland-Baltimore County twice Figueredo, and won 15-13. TSU's Faculty Senate is faced during the regular season, the Hens Unlike the frrst game, the second with a proposal 10 suspend football were swept in three games in the contest was never close. The for one year because the the sport's East Coast Conference quarterfinal Retrievers, led by outside hitter budget is $257,000 in the red. round, falling to the Retrievers 15- Rehena Renturna, proceeded to rout The proposal was temporarily 13, 15-2, and 15-6. the Hens 15-2. passed in an 8-1 vote by Towson's With the loss, Delaware denied "Rehena controlled the middle in Intercollegiate Athletic Committee itself a chance to meet defending the second game," said UMBC (lAC), which is composed of five ECC champions Hofstra University coach Catherine Anderson. "She faculty and four students. in the semifinals. was definitely the key." Keep in mind, the football budget "I think the kids played very In game three, the Retrievers is $750,000 a year, one-quarter of well," said Barb Viera, Delaware gained a quick lead and prevailed the university's athletic budget. coach. "I don 't think they ever gave 15-6. Scholarships for 43 players cost an up. UMBC just played better." UMBC "got the momentum from estimated $330,000, but these grants In the frrst game, the Hens shot the first game, and kept coming on are shared between players. out to a 5-l lead. But after the fast and on and on," Viera said. "That Division 1-AA teams can have up start, the Retrievers took control. was the key." to 70 scholarships by NCAA Going on a 9-2 run, UMBC took After the match, Viera made it regulations. Most of Towson's a 10-7 lead, and it looked as if clear she was not disappointed by opponents have the maximum Delaware was all but out of the Delaware's play. amount. game. "I'm really not overly But, because Towson does not Yet the Hens made their own disappointed in the way the kids readily have the funds at its run, and a kill by senior outside played," she said. "They never gave fingertips, these committees feel that hitter Lee Tevebaugh tied the game up, and fought all the way tD the if the program is suspended, the at 13-13. money will reappear and the Senior outside hitler Lee Tevebaugh follows through on a hit in her last match for Delaware. This, according to Viera, was the see VOLLEYBALL page 12 problem will be solved. Financially, it may be possible, but that proposition does not sit well with alumni, coaches, parents and Football plans to avoid Spiders' web students. A small group of parents of football players and alumni have By Tara Finnegan break in the world against Maine," quarterback Bill Vergantino set a Like Maine, the Spiders are a good decisions on the option and on pleaded the university to give them Sport s Editor said Spiders' coach Jim Marshall. school record for rushing in a game young team. the passing game." time to try and raise money to save Delaware football coach Tubby "We had to take advantage of every by a quarterback with 175 yards, Richmond is led by two seniors: Vergantino, along with defensive the program. Raymond remembers the Maine - break we got." the 14th best perform ance in tailback Eric Hopkins, who is "one tackle Scott Griemsmann, earned By Dec. 3, the alumni and parents the Oct. 27 game, that is. An upset this weekend, is what Delaware history. of the premium tailbacks in the Yankee Conference Honor Roll must present a report of their The Hens were handed a 17-10 concerns Raymond. "He ran very well ," Raymond conference," Raymond said, and mention for their efforts against progress to the IAC which will then loss by the Black Bears, who were "We've got to get ready to play a said. "His decisi ons were James Smith, an aggressive free UConn. present a recommendation to the 1-5 in the Yankee Conference at the football game," he said, "or we're exceptional." safety. Griemsmann, with 48 tackJes this Senate. time. going to be right back where we Senior linebacker Todd Eller "Smith is an outstanding football season, had nine tackJes and one At the Homecoming game Nov. Saturday, Delaware (5-4 overall, were at the beginning of the season. leads the Hens and ranks fourth in player," Marshall said. "He and Eric sack against the Huskies. 4, the alumni and parents managed 4-3 in the YC) plays its last "I'm hoping that we're mature the conference with 91 tackJes on have great leadership qualities." Junior punter Gene Vadas, who to raise $25,000. They are shooting conference game of the season enough to recognize what can the season, 12 against Connecticut. But it will take more than bolstered his 1990 output with a 42- for $50,000 by their next meeting. against the 1-8 University of happen, and how to win and how to Despite these superlative leadership to stop Vergantino. yard average on five punts against I believe the alumni should give Richmond Spiders (1-6 YC). lose." performances, Raymond is not "I think he's an outstanding the Huskies last week, is leading the something back 10 their school, but Richmond upset Maine 24-16 In the victory against the overlooking Richmond 's potential quarterback," Marshall said. "He conference averaging 40.7 yards per the university should not totally rely earlier in the season. "We had every University of Connecticut, Hens ' to pull an upset. does a great job as far as making punt. on them to fmance their programs. The university only raised $65,000 last year in athletics fund raising. That is a disgrace. That barely finances one sporL Two sides of a coin A university is a business, and businesses depend upon revenue. Backup QB Prosniewski waits for his chance to start Universities also depend on must practice with the idea he will "I have been taught a lesson donations and fund raising for By Alan Greilsamer Assistant Sports Editor have 10 be playing on Saturday." about rumors," Prosniewski said. income. For 25 years, football coach And for the last four seasons ''The only thing rumors do is make Maybe the problem is not with , Tubby Raymond has seen Prosniewski has tried hard in people more interesting than they the program itself but with the thousands of athletes come to the practice. In that time he has really are." people who fund it. university to fi ght for a starting learned about more than just He thinks his years in Newark One proposal to raise money position on his team. football - he has learned about includes raising the student athletic But after a quarter of century as life. see PROSNIEWSKI page 12 fee $100. the brains of Delaware football, he Tigers' football coach Phil Alben admits the backup quarterback is said he would not object to just about as vital as a second leg. TE Fitzpatrick overcomes hip injury, coaching without scholarships next "Delaware is a running team, year. grabs his first college touchdown which makes the possib ilities of That is hardly a fair option injury more common," Raymond By Tara Finnegan operation to correct Leg-Pertbies considering most of Towson's said. " The second-string Sports Editor disease. opponents have almost twice the quarterback has to be ready to talc:e Some things in life are simply As a ault of die lilmeDI. amount of scholarships. That may m on the responsibility the second unforgettable - a first kiss, a fust hip joint was "...... ,, llld lbe explain the Tigers' 1-8 record in the starter goes down." spin in the family car with a surpry palled ilup llld ...... il 1990 and 13-27 mark since moving In the last two seasons, the man newly-acquired license, and in wilb a pill. He was iD a body cast up from Division ll after the 1986 who has taken over the reigns Tom Fitzpatrick's case, a first for five IDODibs aacl lbe cloclors season. when sophomore quarterbaclc: Bill touchdown, scored last week adviiDd I*D DeVer ID ...... in The best thing Towson can do is Vergantino gets hurt is Crystal against the University of OOIIIaCt lpOdS. shape up its fund raising and get Lake, Dl., native Rob Prosniewslci. Connecticut -w..a I was ,.,...._ lbe doctor down on its hands ~ knees if the "It's a cool position in a way," "That's a big memory," told me IIJiiPIIIIWI ID Ulle a ame alumni and parents manage to said Prosniewski, who looks more Fitzpatrick, 19, recalled. "It hit my the rest of my life," Fitzpatrick salvage the football program. like he should be surfing the shoulder pads, and then I was Slid. More importantly, the Banzai Pipeline in Hawaii rather grasping it for my life. It was But wileD Fitzpalric:t was 11 administration, and in particular than calling plays in Delaware unbelievable." ,_.old. ...'IIIIHchool fOOibiO TSU President Dr. Holc:e L. Smith, Sladium. "Billy is the driver and I But what may be more CClldl sugeaed tbll IUs size llld must take Coach Albert's words to am the passenger." unbelievable is that Tom build would qualify him for a heart.: Hens' offensive coordinator Fitzpatrick is playing football, Cllbolic Youdl OrpniZIIion "Some things are more valuable -.a. Junior Rob Prosnlewskl hu appeared In three pmes In 1990, Ted Kempski said the position is period. than doU.S and cents." with his last appearance coming against Willian~ lc Mary. very frustrating. "The individual When he was 7. he had a hip .. mZMTIICK .... 12 Tara Fin~ is the sports editor ofThe Review. ' 12 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1990 seasons, but has never starl.ed under passes for 88 yards in the 10-9 back," he said. "Those kids are not "Coming into the season, I was Prosniewski Raymond. Delaware victory. Fitzpatrick blessed with skills and abilities that shooting to be second tight end," Prosniewski injured his ribs The big decision that lies ahead Olher people have. said Fitzpatrick. continued from page 11 during summer practice in 1989. for Prosniewski, who waa; redshirted continued from page 11 "They're always righting an After Johnson suffered a stress Since then, he thinks he has not been his sophomore season, is whether he uphill battle, and that's kind of the fracture during summer practice, will help him in the real world. "I gi vcn a fair chance. should play out his last season of Though Fitzpatrick's father, Tom, way I looked at myself." Fitzpatrick was given the start in the know what disappointment is since I This season especially, he said he eligibility. introduced him to football, his Fitzpatrick's football accomplish season-opener against Boston have never started a game. This has is throwing his best since arriving at The economics major is mother, Debbie, said she didn't want ments earned him a scholarship to University. "I just wanted to step in taught me not to give up later in Delaware. In the three games scheduled to graduate in the spring, her son to play, but was told, "He's Delaware, the same school he and and give it my best shot" life." Prosniewsk:i played this season, he but he has not yet made a decision big. He's not going to get hurt." his father would drive to on Salwday "I think he's done exceptionally Prosniewski decided to come to completed seven of 15 passes for 88 about playing next year. "If I At Monsignor Bonner High afternoons to watch football games. well," said Tubby Raymond, Hens' play for the Hens instcad of going 10 yards. graduatcd this year it would give School in Drexel Hill, Pa., His father remembers when his fOOlball coach. Northern Illinois University. "At "I have shown that I can play well [Raymond] the opportunity to Fitzpatrick played on not only the son decided to attend the university: Fitzpatrick said he began "playing NIU th ey use the Wishbone, and when I am given the chance," he recruit other quarterbacks. Billy has football Learn, but also the basketball "[Tom] didn't make the decision more on emotion than on ability" at Delaware uses the Wing-T. said. "So far this season, I have two more years, so if I decide to and baseball teams, which won the until the cut-off in November," he the start of the season, but added his "The Wing-T offense suits me the played under control." move on, it would be no big loss." Philadelphia Catholic League said. "We all cried. It brought back confidence has increased due to the best because it uses some pass some Raymond said Prosniewski was Even if Prosniewski docs decide Championship in his junior and the memories when we ate increase of his playing time. rollout and some option." set to be the starting quarterback to end his football days after this senior years, respectively. Thanksgiving dinner in his hospital Afl.er his ftrst career catch against The Wishbone offense is until he was injured during the year, he witt try to make his mark on "He's got something burning room when he was 7. Boston University, Fitzpatrick primarily a running offense with few summer of 1989. another Delaware sport. He has inside him," said Torn's father. "AU "The ftrst big thing was gelling a remembered: "I was on cloud nine. passing po sibilities. "I made the initial decision about talked to Hens' baseball catcher through his career, he has done what scholarship right out of high school. My dream ever since I was young The 5-foot-11 -inch, 173-pounder the starter based on Prosniewski's Brian Fleury and former outfielder people said he couldn't do. He is Everything kind of developed from was to play college football." came to Delaware in the fall of injury," he said . "When he came Dave Birch about possibly pitching totally dedicated." there." At this point, he said he's living 1987, and as quarterback led the back he was not nearly as sharp a~ in the spring. Fitzpatrick, in the summer of his Fitzpatrick was redshirted his out a dream just by starting for freshman squad to a 4-2 record. He Vergantino. He played well, but not Maybe Prosniewski will finally sophomore year of high school, freshman year (1989), and this year, Delaware. started two games and scored a well enough to merit a change." get the chance to be in the spotlight worked at a camp for retarded he became the starting tight end aftcr "He's just out there to prove he tcam-high three touchdowns. The high point of Prosniewski's after four seasons of hard practices children. replacing two injured players, Andy can do it," said his mother. "He just T he three years after college football career came on Nov. with liule reward. "l just wanted to give something Johnson and Ed Helenski. does his best" Pro niewski's freshman season have 18, 1989 in the Navy game. He,...------...... been ones of disappiontment He has replaced an injured Vergantino in the ,------played eight games in those three first half and completed six of eight Announcing... Announcing. .. A MINOR IN MEDICAL HUMANITIES A MINOR IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY Volleyball ends season AND SOCIETY who . con tinued from page 11 This Minor is designed for students are planning a In the statistics department, This Minor is designed for the engineering student, the sophomore outside hitter Jerelyn career in any aspect of health care, planning a career in student studying physical or natural sciences, the com finish. Lawson led the squad with 10 kills, the social sciences and humanities, planning a writing career, or who have an interest in medicine. puter science student, and other technical-oriented under " It's always tough to win three while senior Tevebaugh had 10 graduates. mat.c hcs against a tcam in a season, digs. and we knew UMBC was going to Junior outside hiller Karen Courses Spring 1991 be ready. They really wantcd us." Beegle, ranked second in the nation Benefits For graduating seniors, losing averaging 4.8 digs per game, • CORE CSC24 6 Philosophical Perspectives of • Historical, philosophical, and social their last contest was not easy to finished with three for the match. Medicine perspectives for students in non swallow. "If we had played badly, I could CSC369 Literature and Medicine health-related technical disciplines. " I wanted to go all the way so understand the loss," Tevebaugh • Introduction to the importance of badly," said outside hiuer Ke ll y said. • ELECTNES CSC241 Ethical and Moral Dimension of science and technology in contemporary Benjamin. "We just didn' t put it " But I don't think we played culture. together when it was time. badly. We just made the mistakes Health Care CSC271 Introduction to Medical ' "It jus t seemed like UMBC that you reall y can 't make against a • Coherent educational experience for wanted it more than we did." team like this." Anthropology CSC385 History of Biological Ideas all technical students to build humanistic and social skills. 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