~_,:1 THE DO E Student 'J\&wspaper of Widener University Volume 50INumber 18 Friday, September 27,1996 Legislation ensures students' "Right to Know"

By: Anthony Leone News Writer an organization called, Security on J. Duncan, Jr. introduced Security on On April 5, 1986, Jeanne Ann Clery Campus, Inc.. It is a national campus Campus, Inc. 's, "Open Campus Police was raped and strangled to death while violence prevention organization located Logs Act of 1995." This bill will, she slept in her dorm room. She was mur­ in King of Prussia. Its purpose is to force "amend the Higher Education Act of dered by another Lehigh University stu­ colleges to reveal the school's crime 1965 to require open campus security dent intending to burglarize her room. reports to the students and their families. crime logs at institutions of higher edu­ Unfortunately, Jeanne Ann Clery was in Most colleges keep parents and students cation." The bill has been approved by the wrong place at the wrong time. "in the dark" about crime on campus. the House of Representatives and took It was later learned during the ensuing Last September, Representative John affect September I, 1996. criminal trial that the murderer was an alcohol and drug addict with a history of 1041h Congress - lst Scssjon sexual deviance. Jeanne Ann had chosen llR: 2416 Lehigh over Tulane University because IN HIE HOUSE OF RE PR ES E ~T;\TIV ES she was aware that a rape had been com­ Mr. Duncan introduced (he following bill which was referred to the Committee on Economic & Educational Opportunity . mitted on the campus. When she came to Lehigh, the university failed to inform ABILL her that 38 violent crimes were reported Jeanne Ann Clery on the campus the year before. 1966-1986 ro amend the Higher Education AI.:t of 1965 to require open catnpu.~ security Ten years later, Jeanne Ann's parents, ime logs at institutions of higher education. Howard and Connie Clery, have started Bft it tmacted by the Senate and HOllse of /?(!presclltativcs of the Ullite.d S/tltes 0, America ill Co"gress llSsembh,d, I. SECT10N 1. SHORT 'J1T L E New "Chieffo" of the Cafeteria 2. l h is Act may be cited ac; the "Open Campus Police Logs Act of 1995" ~-----'r--~ 3. SECTJOI' 2, DAI LY RECORD AN D DISCLOSt!RE OF REPORTED CRIME.. C) 4. (a ) AM EN D~ENT ·· Section 485(0 of the llighd' Ed ucation Act' of ]965 5. (20 U.S.c. 1092(1) is amended by adding at the end th e following new paragraph : Mar with his wife. 6. "(8) Each im.l.ilution par(i (:ipatiug in any program under this I. itk w h.i ch There are several more new people on 7. maintains eitJlcr 11 police or security dcpal1melll of any k.ind shall make. keep. ilUd the managerial staff in the cafeteria as 8. maintain n daily log.writte n ill a form that «~ n b¢ easily understood, recording in well, and Mr. Chieffo is looking forward 9. chrom)logil:al order all t rilll c~ again ~t pcrs{)nS l)t pnipcrly report eu 10 i t'! police 10. l)f !;ccurity uepartment.thc dnte, li mt~ and localinn of such crime!;. anJ, if ;111 to the "fresh ideas," this new team may 11. Mrcsl has beell mad,:, thc nam.!!; and a d dr(! ssc .~ ()f all persons arrc..~ t cd and have to offer. The new team consists of: 12. l:h

Memo How long does it take you to find a parking space? To: Widener Student Body What's the farthest you've ever parked from campus? From: The Dome Staff Re: Ambivalence

There has been a feeling of ambivalence toward The Dome for some years Jen Sammons now. Please do not think the staff does not recognize the fact the paper is lacking. Commuter Lacking what? Pages, columns, letters to the editor, in general, input. The under­ " I have to drive for ten or fifteen minutes and usually end up manned staff works long hours in an attempt to pull an issue together every week, parking behind the library." but if there is nothing to print, why bother? Because we feel you can help. We are not asking for a life-long commitment, an appendage, or your soul. Just come down and check us out. We have openings in every position and would try our best to accommodate your schedule. There is no set formula for what gets into the paper. On Monday evenings Lori Taylor at 7:00 p.m. the staff gathers at the office (lower level Mac Center) and generates Commuter possible story ideas. You say the paper is boring. Guess what? We know. So, you " If I leave at one, and I have to come back, then I have to cir­ want daring stories and interesting subjects, let us know about it. The newspaper cle." is like every other college paper; we try to please our readers. There were numer­ ous issues last semester where we reached out for your input, but we received no feedback. Literally, none. For instance, some may remember Wolfgram Graffiti. Dina Bovo This proposed weekly feature was rumored to have generated interest among stu­ Commuter dents, but, for obvious reasons, the library and administration were not pleased. We " If I can't find a spot, I park in the residential district. It did not care about their opinion because yours matters more to The Dome. We says, 'towing zone', but I park there anyway, so I won't be would have fought for it if there was a large enough contingent willing to vocalize late for class." their favor for the column. But we can not go to the floor for something no one cares enough about to speak up about. The possibilities are endless. Do you know there are issues reaching high levels of administration which are extremely newsworthy? Of course you do. So Meg Nielson do we, we just need help getting the stories together. These are .not fluff pieces sent "I come in early, so I don't have a problem. But if I leave cam­ down from the public relations department. Rather, they are hard-hitting news, true pus and come back, then I have to drive around campus for a journalism. All of you communications and journalism students out there: exactly couple of minutes." what kind of job do you think you are going to get after graduating from a college with a weak campus newspaper and no print media experience ? Good Luck. To all other majors: there is a section of your resume which reads-- Activities. Go ask the CAPS office how important that section is when trying to land a job. Due to technical difficulties Question of the Week photos are unavailable Diversity. Do we have members of minorities on our staff? We had an eth­ nically diverse staff last semester and have had interest expressed this year. We do not recruit colors of skin, we recruit journalists. It is that simple. Flyers were sent out to every student mailbox last week with no target groups in mind. We can not call every student on campus and ask them to join. Take the initiative. Our staff meeting hours are public knowledge. Come down. Do not worry about already being in the midst of the semester. There is no timetable for applications. Also, there is usually someone in the office between Monday and Thursday, especially in the evening. If these hours are not convenient for you just call us and we will try to work something out. But please do not use a feeble excuse like, " I am too busy" or "I can't attend the meetings." We are students who are carrying the same amount of classes as you and are also maintaining jobs. And we do not get paid. Well, you say why bother joining to do more work for free ? Answer: Experience. The Dome has the most modern technology which happens to be the current industry standard. We are also a social club that has outings nearly every month. If you feel the movie and album reviews tend to be exclusively rock, then give us objective rap reviews, or reggae, or classical, whatever. You write it and we will get it in ASAJ>. However, we ask you do not exclusively write opinion pieces that run on at the mouth. Some amount of background research, interviewing, and fact gathering is required occasionally. If you are looking for information on cer­ tain clubs in the The Dome and it is not there, call the club and get them to give us information. There are too many groups on campus for us to chase down weekly. If we attempt this and accidentally exclude some we are then guilty of favoritism. Many students have also complained the paper is not representative of real­ ity on Widener's campus. On the contrary, The Dome is in fact a perfect micro­ cosm of Widener. Everyone who reads the paper sees the student body's apathy and lack of concern for their own community. The complaints range from accusations of printing press releases to administrative propaganda. Do you know how much text is needed to fill a meager four page newspaper? Do a word count and see how many ten-point words are required. Here's a clue, the equivalent would be doing a thirty page term paper weekly. That seemingly insurmountable USk does become easier when more than five students put the paper togethet. Our staff has grown since last year with the addition ofGany new writers and layout designers. We would like to thank them for their 4:Ontributions and encourage them to continue. Thanks to this rejuvenation in qualq and quantity, we firmly believe this newspaper could be a force.pn campus by as ~ly as late this semester. If you can not see the improvement .from !hiuime •• year, you obvi­ ously never read The Dome last fall. We are acollectivemWidener students who work hard to deliver this paper to you. We welcome, rather. we.m:ed, your input to make this paper fly. We can not make you joio,.but if y~~ and do nothing you forfeit your right to complain. ~ . &.:a, TheDcSm8 •• Widener's Student Ne~_,!, X4421 . ~ _.~. . Staff meetings weekly on Monday eveij,iIIjJ'IJU 7 p.m. All are encouraged to atteJRL .:; . Friday, September 27, 1996 THE DOME Page 3

Who's new at Widener? Komedy Kampus By: Sheikh it along the road and the thing had a gun Margaret Furlong Staff Writer in between its rear and front. OK, so you It's already 7:30 in the morning and all guessed, the campus security. These peo­ By: Catherine Feminella fact has made her transItIon to higher the pay booth bathrooms are filled with ple patrol the area as if we at Widener Features Writer education a smoother one. Mrs. Furlong freshmen beating the seniors to the game were the biggest crime rated university in shared some insights with me about the of 'finish the job' and walk to school. I America. Well, if the blaming or the fin­ So, you think you have seen some new aspects of being an educator. really can't have a say in the fraternity or gers have to be used to in point the cul­ faces among Widener's faculty members? Mrs. Furlong expressed that teaching sorority arena, but I am quite positive that prits, then start from the top. Yes, that is You are absolutely right. This fall is, for the most part, what she had expect­ the brothers and sisters share a great deal. where the snow melts. From the top. Widener welcomes new faculty onto our ed. She really enjoys working with stu­ Next comes the torturous black brick road, I really can't go on like this mesmeriz­ campus. One of these new additions is dents and guiding them on the right path. (remember Dorothy), or in more scientific ing my own conscience in saying that Margaret Furlong. Mrs. Furlong is origi­ She is extremely excited about working terms, the cemented and worn out tar side every thing is bad about the college com­ nally from Flint, Michigan and joined our with students from the surrounding areas lanes of campus to our prescribed destina­ munity. No way. Do you want the foot­ community due to a 'spur of the moment' and placing student teachers in classroom tion. What to talk about Mars and Saturn ball team to clobber- me just because the opening among our staff. She has a hus­ situations. Margaret hopes to get the stu­ when walking to Kapelski Center can take cheerleaders don't wear that much band as well as two children. Her son dent teacher program to run as smoothly one million light years as well! For some, deodorant as these tough and rough guys and daughter are also married and each and efficiently as possible. She hopes to it is more like a century. Time was never a do. I won't write it. And I won't say why has three children. Originally, Mrs. meet and interact with teachers, princi­ factor, or was it? That is what the profes­ our teachers dress up well. Presentation Furlong taught in public elementary pals, and students in the surrounding sors decide. of body is an excellent characteristic. But schools in Montgomery County. Besides areas. She also desires to teach more Well, finally after the excruciating pain who are they presenting themselves to? teaching elementary school, she is also a classes here at Widener. Mrs. Furlong of walking down to the classroom seat, Us. Our dreams in the classrooms do not reading specialist. Here at Widener, Mrs. offered a "pearl of wisdom" to those stu­ one comes under the new evolved theory correspond to their dress code. So, pro­ Furlong teaches Reading and Language dents who aspire to teach. She feels that of peek-a-boo. Yessiree, we can't let the fessors, could come in a. tie and a short, Arts, a course for education students that getting as much experience as possible as professors know that we doped last night, we, students here, will still play the peek­ prepares them to teach reading as their early as possible is the key to finding out or oUl: class fellows that we were hanging a-boo game. Like it or lump it. That is future careers. She also undertakes the if you really want to do this for the rest of out last night instead of doing the home wh,at they say in the Sahara Desert. Or placement of student teachers in local your life. Teaching is a profession and the work. And this game, unlike Jumanji, was it the words of Christopher school districts. This is no small task and more experience you have now, the better allows all the students to play. Peek-a-boo Columbus when he reached the Bermuda is certainly noteworthy. Mrs. Furlong equipped you are to deal with students. for the campus community. And who says Triangle? See, I told you guys, there is likes Widener a great deal and is taken This experience will also aid the aspiring we don't take our education personally! some thing wrong in my history notes! back by the warm reception that she teacher in understanding the demands Next comes the stage of letting the And I still got an A. My education is per­ received from the faculty, students, and that a teacher must face. minutes' clock tick with our yawns. Some sonally taken care of here. Not care 'off . administration. However, being at If you would like to speak with learnt this trade so well so that they wake That is what the Financial Aid depart­ Widener is also somewhat familiar to Margaret, her office is located on the sec­ up from their day dreams right two sec­ ment does when we go there after rub­ Mrs. Furlong. She is friends with some ond floor of Hyatt Hall and her extension onds before the bell. What precision and bing our teeth with our roommates year of our current faculty members and this is 4296. Welcome and Good Luck!! accuracy. Now that is what our soccer old toothpaste. And after that brush, the team must learn! whole day the body smells like a tooth But the most frustrating side effect I comb. And I think Superman. smelt that went through, and still am under going, is way when he was looking for Krypton? looking through the window. Why, you Who knows! But I would love to smell wonder? Well, right after the wife, I am Cindy. No not the Cindy who lives oppo­ the second perSon who sees the professors site of my home. Cindy Crawford, the face most often. And I don't even love the girl who is in love with me for the last guys. Can't say the same for some people decade or so. But for you guys and gals though! But this is not what I wanted to on campus, she is Cindy Crawford, the say. Just the other day, in the moribund number one model of Drexel University, condition of semi-existence, I gazed out Omaha. Get the picture. Not hers, mine! the window. And I see some thing white and blue with a 2000 horse power driving Stay tune, next time.

Widener University's Women's Soccer continued

1. The weekend may not have turned Scranton scored their lone goal. But did ANNUAL CAREER DAY out how the women felt it should have, this phase the Pioneers? Not at all. Dana but there is no shame or regret felt by Gubitosa added one more goal before Tuesday, October 1,1996 anyone on the team. the trouncing was completed. They had On Wednesday, the team faced their done it. They defeated the team that had nemesis Scranton. Last year in the given them their hardest loss last season, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM MAC finals, Scranton defeated the and they did it almost poetically. Pioneers in a regulation, double over­ Next the team will face Messiah, The Armory time, double sudden death, shootout 4- another team who succeeded on squeak­ 3. Despite the incredible efforts by ing out a victory against the Pioneers Explore opportunities with over every player on last year's team, they last season. Watch out Messiah, they had to settle for being runners-up. Not may just play with three men down this this time. time. 70 organizations including: The Pioneers, on their home turf, thur Andersen Lockheed Martin defeated Scranton 4-1. To make the vic­ dng Helicopters MBNA Bank tory even sweeter, they accomplished Chieffo continued hildren & Youth Services this a player down. On a controversial Moore Products the changes Mr. Chieffo has bought to NBC lOIWCAU call, one of the Pioneers received a red card early in the game, forcing her to the cafeteria. In an effort to keep up with Pep Boys leave the field and the team to play one what the students want, Mr. Chieffo E Dept. of Correction State Civil Service Commission short for the rest of the game. This was encourages the use of the suggestion ~stern Athletic Club US Customs Service evidently not a problem for the talented box. Feedback is welcome because it will help the staff provide "the best pos­ OPEN TO AIL WIDENER UNIVERSI1Y STUDENTS women. After an emotion-played 0-0 first half, the Pioneers came out with all sible service. " Also feel free to focus on the back of the net. No sooner approach the managers with any com­ Special Program: did play resume, when freshman ments or suggestions that need immedi­ Christina Peklak found just what they ate attention. Mr. Chieffo also wants stu­ dents to know that he and his staff eat \' :,", ...... \\ .,,'. '.." .... '':'''/i' "' . [ ~:. i':'" ... I t I were looking for. Not very long after, 0 the cafeteria food on a regular basis, so freshman Kelly Farrell followed suit " vn3v\jVP0 ~ ~~T n nervlews with another goal. Freshman Kate Doer they kn.ow what students are getting . also added a brilliant goal off a comer Mr. Chieffo is looking forward to a Wednesday, Oct. 2 - 3:00 - Red Lounge kick, and the team was rolling. The only good year with, "A new team, new "ideas down moment of the game was when and improved service." So come on in, Sponsor~ by: ur«r Advising md Pbnning St!rl'ices grab a tray and enjoy your meal. Page 4 THE DOME Friday, September 27, 1996 Movie Review: L.ast Man Standing Metro- You Laugh, You Lose!

By: Doug Ferguson main character 'John Smith' (Bruce By: Catherine Feminella "Scooby-Do" and topics pertaining to the News Editor Willis) is traveling to Mexico as he stops Features Writer life of the everyday college student. You Starrin~: Bruce Willis, Christopher in the Texas town of Jericho. There he think this is easy to withstand? You knew Walken, and Bruce Oem gets involved in a dispute between two Last Saturday night, the Metro fea­ it, there is a catch! If the contestants were Runnin~ Time: 104 minutes bootlegging gangs; one Irish and the tured a comedy routine which visits judged to be laughing or smiling, then Rated R: for violence, profanity and other Italian. As the film progresses, there Widener annually. This year, three come­ they lost the cash value that they had spun sexual situations are many brutal and old fashioned gun dians attempted to amuse the audience on the wheel. Review: *** out of ***** fights as Smith-plays both sides of the with their wit and humor in order to get Only those who were able to maintain Bruce Willis, the name goes hand in dispute. He is helped by the town sheriff some laughs. their cool and keep a straight face won hand with the action adventure movie (Oem) and hunted down by the Irish gun­ In addition, the comedy routine was cash prizes on the spot. All those who genre. With a gun in hand and a sour look man 'Hickey' (Walken, as yet another followed with an audience based game on his face, this actor has taken on terror­ were not strong enough to contain their show. This was unlike any other game ists, killer viruses, and Cybill Shepard. scary guy wannabe.) laughter were not forgotten. Each and show that you have ever seen. The come­ Coming off the sci-fi hit, 12 Monkeys, Mr. Directed by Walter Hill, Last Man everyperson who participated in the com­ Willis has become a more serious actor Standing is not the action adventure com­ dians chose audience members to spin a edy evening went home with a "You 'and Last Man Standing is a serious action mercials make it out to be. Yes, it is excit­ 'wheel of fortune' and share the stage for laugh, You Lose" tee shirt to remember drama with as much story as there is gun ing, but the story's plot has a depressing sixty seconds. In that time, the contes­ the evening. Unfortunately, the crowd feel to it. All the characters talk as if they play. tants were taunted by the amusing '!Vas small, but those who participated are suicidal and no one ever cracks a This is a modem day telling of the remarks of the comedians. The comedi­ seemed to have fun. smile throughout the whole movie. Japanese classic, Yoyimhp, about a man ans teased the contestants with witty Overall, the action scenes are good and This weekend at the. Metro promises to caught between two rival gangs. He plays jokes, questions, and trivia that spanned convincing, but the story could have used be just as funny as last week as they will both sides of the war while taking the all areas of young adult life. Of course, a little tweaking; maybe throw a little bit be hosting yet another comedian on gangs' money for certain jobs. Here the these areas included cartoons such as of comedy in ~ere. Friday night. A Colorful EJX¥~0&10D at Widener's Art Museum By Ann Zembrzuski Features Editor

Bright colors and images are flying all over Widener's art museum this month thanks to a new exhibit by photographer Linda Marie called, "Beyond Reality." The 24 piece collection of dye couplers or chromogenic prints, are pictures of images and shapes that range from subtle to extravagant. As the artist explains, "these images are part of an ongoing series in which I use' the photographic medium to construct images of personal expression. They are the result of my exploration of the subjective nature of visual truth. Within them I have created my own reality." She chose to share her "reality" with Widener because she feels that it may have a student appeal because "school is about stretching horizons beyond what you know." She feels that we miss much of what we see because we don't really look! If you look deep into these photographs, you won't see much more than some blobs of color. But if you take a step back and just take them at face value, you may see some pre~ty neat images. HRM student Pamela Bogdanoff ('97) said that she saw the images of a human heart valve and a red face. She also stated, "one pic­ ture looked like someone threw red punch in the camera and let it run!" OK, so one or two of the photos may give off some creepy vibes, but others send off the impres-

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Music Review: Melrose Place Update --Home Again

By Ann Zembrzuski Michael confronted Matt about the By: Chris DeAngelis the Mother." Features Editor prescription he stole from him. He threat­ Staff Writer The first two songs of "Home Again" ened to tum him in if he doesn't straight­ sound as if they came straight out of a Melrose Place is finally starting to pull en up his act. Matt said that he just need­ Some people say you can never go BBD recording session. Both, "Oh, Yeah, itself up by its boot straps. The ed them for a little while longer and then home again. In their first album together It Feels So Good" and "' have September 23 episode proves it. The he would stop. Michael reluctantly since the group went their separate ways, that Hip-Hop flavor, with R & B mixes, "one-liners" were flying and it even had agreed not to tum him in for now! New Edition tries to dispel that myth. As that defined RED's music. In "Oh, Yeah", some drama to it. In the opening of the Meanwhile, Matt's teacher confronted one of the premier artists in the eighties, New Edition sets th~ tone for the album show, Amanda grabbed Michael by his Michael and asked him how well he knew New Edition paved the way for present with lines like, "It feels so good to be collar and slammed him against a wall Matt. Michael told her that they were groups like Boyz II Men, and one­ back where we belong, this is where we because he told her that Kimberly didn't neighbors. She in tum, asked him to talk hitwonder 112. A modem day Jackson 5, started from." But the second song, "Hit want to testify for Peter (he could've said to Matt to see if he could find out if he New Edition matured in talent, and liter­ Me Off," which was the first single anything, these days she's so touchy, just had a drug problem. Michael, knowing ally grew up right before our' 20-some­ released, also has a more BBD sound about everything ticks her off.). Michael that he does, reluctantly agreed. She also thing eyes. But unlike the Jacksons, all than traditional New Edition songs. was taken aback by her sudden surge of asked him to find out where he was get­ members of the group went on to find But the next four songs ease into a energy and then smugly said, "Would you ting the drugs, and that if anyone in the individual S\lccess (Although, I hear New Edition mode. With songs like, "YO!! let go, Annani wrinkles!" Later, at Peter's hospital was his supplier, they were going Jermaine and Tito are looking to make Don't Have to Worry," with Bobby hearing, Kimberly took the stand on his to be arrested! Uh Oh, Mikey!!! comebacks as Gangsta Rappers.) Even Brown at lead vocals, and "Shop behalf (anyway), but under pressure, Last week, when we left Jane and , who replaced the first mem­ Around," with Brown, Gill and Tresvant admitted that she really didn't remember Sydney, they were digging their graves at ber to go solo, , used his taking turns at lead, the New Edition anything about the night Bobby was gunpoint. This week, they got smart. stint with New Edition to launch a suc­ sound starts to reemerge. "Something killed. After this happened, Peter decided (Can you' believe it?) Syd started tor­ cessful solo career. About You," which starts the second half that he wanted to take the stand in his menting Jane about how she probably More than five years after the official of the album, is perhaps the best song. It own defense. While he was on the stand, deserved to be raped, Jane got angry and break-up of New Edition, Bobby Brown, has Tresvant at lead, which is where he Kimberly had a sudden revell.ltion and took a swing at her with a shovel. Syd , Ricky Bell, Ronnie belongs. remembered everything. The court ducked and Richard was kissing the DeVoe, and Johnny Gill Tresvant's pre-pubescent voic.e was wouldn't submit her testimony because shovel. The girls ran and managed to get decided to give it another try together. It what' trademarked New Edition songs she wasn't on the stand, but the Judge away. The next morning, a cute police­ also marks the first the first time all six like, "", back in the day. But gave them 24 hours to find the 2nd wit­ man found them. They told him about her members cooperated at the same time, now it is his smooth vocal tone, that is ness that Kimberly spoke of. They did, except for appearing together in the re­ and Petey was set free. continued on page 6 mix video of Bell Biv DeVoe's "Word to continued on page 6 Friday, September 27,1996 THE DOME PageS

Shooting Takes Life of Controversial Rapper FREE T-SHIRT + $1000 By: George Bitler years either in court, prison, or a hospital. the other hand, others hear in the same Staff Writer It was the second time in less than two lines, showing little respect for anything Credit Card fundraisers. years that he has been shot. In November but his own desires. for fraternities, sororities Rap music star Tupac Shakur died 1994, he was shot five times while being Although Shakur's lyrics were filled Friday, September 13th, 1996, six days robbed of $40,000 in jewels in the lobby with violence, sex and profanity, he was & groups. Any campus after being shot four times in the chest, of a Manhattan recording studio. He was one of the few rappers who expressed the organization can raise neck, and hands. He died at the convicted in 1994 of attacking a music importance of having a dramatit person­ University Medical Center in Las Vegas video producer in Hollywood. In ality. He displayed this when he acted up to $1000 by earning at 4:03 p.m. Pactfic time. His cause of February 1995, Shakur was sentenced to opposite Janet Jackson in "Poetic a whopping $5.00/ death appeared to be "respiratory failure prison for involvement in a sexual attack Justice". He also appeared in the movies, and cardiopulmonary arrest," one of his on a 21-year-old woman in a New York "Juice" and "Above the Rim" . Before his VISA application. doctors remarked. hotel room. He spent eight months behind death he was working on another film Call 1-800-932-0528 ext. 65. The attack occured while Shakur, 25, bars until winning his release pending his "Gridlockn," due out early next year. was on his way to a nightclub with appeal. Also, last April in Los Angeles, Shakur's family held a private funeral Qualified callers receive friends after watching the Mike Tyson­ Shakur was ordered to serve 120 days in for him and had his body cremated. A FREE T-SHIRT. Bruce Seldon heavyweight boxing title jail for probation violations and for fail­ memorial was set at Wilshire Ebell fight. A white Cadillac with four people ing to complete his community service. Theatre near downtown Los Angeles. It inside pulled up next to Shakur's black He was allowed to remain free pending was to be held on Thursday, September BMW and one of the passengers opened his appeal. 19th, but was cancelled by Death Row F:ducation? gunfire. Shakur, the singer-actor with a There are still no suspects in his death, Records president and CEO Suge Knight Retirenlent'? history of violence and trouble with the and few are willing to speak publicly for undescribed circumstances. He was to law, was hit by four bullets and rushed to about possible motives. One motive may attend along with label executive artists Peace of IVI i nd? the hospital. He underwent emergency be the East CoastlWest Coast rivalries and other members of the rap community. surgery to remove a lung, was listed in that Shakur may have helped inflame on Everyone will mourn his death, espe­ . You have your reasons. critical condition and remained in inten­ his albums. His 1991 solo debut, cially his financee, daughter of Quincy sive care until his death. Also in Shakur's U2Pacalypse Now" and its 1993 fol­ Jones. Shakur asked for her hand in mar­ For a recorded me"sage of car was Marion Knight, 31, co-founder of lowup, "Strictly 4 my NIGGAZ", stressed riage the Saturday before his death. He current rate information, call the controversial music label Death Row lyrics about everything from teenage will always be remembered as one of the 1-800-4US BOND Records. He suffered a minor head pregnancy to the importance of street most controversial performers of hard­ 1-800-487 w 2663 wound, was listed in fair condition, and superiority. His most recent album, the 2- core "gangsta" rap. His fans will always was released later Sunday. disk "All Eyez On Me," created a concept be reminded of that by listening to his Shakur no stranger to trouble. He has that his fans considered heroic. They say albums and watching his movies. ~ockTaKe~SSAVLrvGSeo . spent much of the last two and a half he is "real" and "telling it like it is." On inAmerica • .BOl'Y1JS

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CLINTON-WORKING FOR FAMILIES BOB DOLE-TRUE FAMILY-VALUES I By: Bob Robinson bility of the family to know what is right By: Valerie Whitelock are choosing to live today? Staff Writer and what is wrong. Staff Writer President Clinton is not looking for a A key issue in the 1996 Presidential Bob Dole feels that it is important to quick solution through a "too good to be campaign is family values. So what have a: strong marriage between a man Bob Dole and lack Kemp have been true" tax cut which will definitely exactly are family values? and a woman. He wants to stop children campaigning based on traditional values. increase the deficit, cut social spending, Family values are the issues and disci­ being born to unwed mothers. In the past What does this mean? and effect our children's future. pline that the family places on their chil­ that was considered to be very shameful, Value ($) is the key word in their cam­ President Clinton is seeking to recruit dren, the environment in which the fami­ in today's society people don't even think paign. All of their values revolve around at least one million volunteers to tutor ly chooses for the child to grow up in, and twice about it. money through a 1~% . tax cut. Voters children in reading. He wants to wire the path which families choose to lead Bill Clinton wants you to believe that need to concentrate on the negative effect every class room with the internet, His their children down. These are family he wants better family values. However, of valuing money more than valuing our tax cuts mainly focus on supporting high­ values. back in the 1992 campaign he criticized children's future. President Clinton has er education. Family values have nothing to do with Dan Quayle for even bringing up the these thoughts in mind. Americans must accept responsibility the issue of tax cuts, social spending, or issue and stated that it wasn't important. Bill Clinton is proposing tax cuts to for themselves and their communities in the deficit. Instead, it has to do with just The reason Bill Clinton cares about fam­ benefit families working to educate their order to make change. President Clinton the family, which is completely separate ily values now is because the polls say children. Education should be a shared is simply providing tools to make the from the government. that America now cares about family val­ goal among all Americans. Without edu­ change easier to accomplish. We as indi­ It is the parent who places values in ues. Sound familiar? cation, how will children grow up to viduals and a society need to make the their children, not the government, as Bill Well, if Bill Clinton's family values become independent thinkers with the right choice; spend time with and care for Clinton might want you to believe. Bill are anything like the values he tries to knowledge and ability to help them­ our children and to stop thinking only for Clinton does not believe in the people of place on his daughter, Chelsey Clinton, selves and others to change the way we ourselves. We our all in it together. America. He does not believe in the America is in for a rude awakening. lust American family, rather he believes in picture it, sleeping around on your spouse Home Again continued placing more government regulations and would be alright and lying would be the taxes on families so the government has best policy to get out of any scandal you nicely complemented by Brown, that reuniting. And if they could stand the more control on what you do in your own get involved in. Are these the family val­ gives New Edition their updated sound. rain the first time, they can certainly home. ues you want your children to have? The track is also helped, musically, by a stand it again if they need to get through Bob Dole believes in the American Bob Dole sure doesn't! He wants true sample of, "What I Am," by Edie Brickell more rough times. But for now, New people, unlike Bill Clinton. He knows family values to come back in America. & New Bohemians. And other songs also Edition is definitely back where they from experience that the government can­ He wants to make us the great ("tradi­ make clever use of samples. For exam­ belong. And hopefully, they will stay not control people and make them do tional family") country we once were -­ ple, "Try Again" contains a sample from home this time. what is right. Instead, it is the responsi- and he can and will do it! the classic Slick Rick song "Lick the Balls," that has become one of the most Melrose Place Update continued sampled beats in all of Hip-Hop. The closing song, and title track, "crazy ax-boyfriend who was trying to was in the bag ($50 grand), but let them showed up and fists started flying. "Home Again," is a half-remake of one of kill them." Then the "man hunt" com­ go anyway. (How nice for them!) (She's s really not worth it boys!) their later works, "Can You Stand the menced. When they finally found Billy, the LOSER, insisted on helping Rain?" As the members take turns think­ Richard, there was a shoot out between Allison move. She tried to dissuade him, MP QUOTE OF THE WEEK: ing about the future and where New Richard and the cop. Richard lost!!! but he was persistent. He even sprung for "We're gonna end up like the Edition will be going now that they are This time he's really dead. lane made the U-Haul! He also decided to throw her Menendez brothers, cell mates for back home, they all repeat, "Can You sure of that when she jammed a pin a going away party. At the party, Allison Iife."-Syd to lane Stand the Rain?" It seems as if they through his heart! Soon after the girls slipped lake a note that said, "Meet me at Next week: Look for jealous Billy understand that maturity is not what lead left the police station, they were pulled my place." The only problem was that to blow the whistle on lake and to the break up of New Edition, but over. It seemed that lane forgot her bag. Billy got the note after lake saw it and Allison's affair. instead, maturity is what lead to their The officer told her that he knew what thought it was for him. So, both men Yo! Read This

By: Chris DeAngelis ism, a Pioneer of sorts (Pun intended). Staff Writer Now to start my first column I would like to report a major honor for the Widener athletic department. The Census Now that I've got your attention, I Bureau has officially decided that the would like to say that from now on I will football team now has enough people to not have to do that again. For you will qualify for its own zip code. However, INVOLVEMENT look forward to Fridays just so you can there is no truth to therumor that state­ open your copy of The Dome to my col­ hood is on the horizon. FAIR: umn. You and your friends will discuss all Am I the only one who feels cheated my witty and studious comments. Now, by the tuition raise for this year? I noticed COME GET [)Mt~" don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to be that big blue sign outside the student cen­ conceited. I am just making a Pascali an ter that read, "This state of the art build­ INVOLVEDI l"'~[).(2liTti)~ wager. If you like my column, I will be ing will be completed by next fall when right (as usual), and if you never read it all the seniors are long gone. Thanks for WED.-SEPT.25TH SAT.(2STti)~ & again, who cares? You probably forgot Y0.ur support, suckers!." Macarena this! my name already anyway. How about this "Provost" thing? '11 :00-1 :OOPM SU~.(2f)Tti) Doctor Kevorkian has arrived. I have Before I transfered to Widener I never designated myself as the physician who heard the word, except for when it was CHESTNUT ST. will regulate weekly doses of reality to once a question on one of my high school SV,"-ALU,"~I the community known as Widener vocabulary tests. I could be wrong University. But be warned, I say what I (doubtful) but, to me, it seems that the WALKWAY 51 think and I mean what I say. Even if what faculty at Widener take this word a bit too I say comes across as mean. If that is how seriously. In my opinion, this word is just CO~EDIAN ~ICHAEL DEAN it's interpreted, fine. I can only write for another political moniker used to desig­ you. I can not read it to you and I can not nate power. If you want the juice, you got ESTER AT THE ~ETRO comp're~end it for .you .. So take every­ it. I just don't see the need to stroke your­ thing I say with a grain. of a salt, because self with a fancy title that reeks of self FRI.SEPT.27:9-1 ~ ~. -FREE most of what I say is in jest. Nothing indulgence. . . more. And the one. gaurantte I can give Finally, to all freshmen, let me help you is that everything I say is said hon­ you get a grip on college life. Here are the "CATS" TIX NOW ON SALE'AT-SAC:; . ~. '."" estly. top 5 lies you will hear your first semes­ To give you an idea.of exactly where I t~r: 5) Your PE class at the Schwartz STUDENTS FACULTY/STAFF will be coming from, I'll 'tell y,ou a little Center is only a short walk away. 4) The about myself. I've been described as a stairway at ACN is amply wide. 3) Your $40,$30,$10 $50,~$40,. $iQ::. '>L mixture of Dennis Miller, Howard Stern advisor will be a big help. 2) There is and Clark Kent. I like to write one word plenty of parking on campus. 1) We take TUESDAY, OCT08ER 6TH: .. sentences. See~ But mostly, I am the man your education personally. who will revolutionize Widener journal- Oh, by the way. See you next Friday.

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Sportla••• Widener Alumni Home Fooliba.ll., Lebanon Valley, +1 :30 p.m., Sept. 28. On Sunday afternoon there will be a benefit at Walio's in the honor and memory of Brian "Woody" Peoples who passed away this summer. Woody was killed suddenly l.VIeD.~& Soccer, Susquehanna, 1:00 p.m, Sept 28. and tragically in an accident while he was working a summer job. Valley Forge Christian, 4:00 p.m., Sept. 30." Woody was a member of the 1996 graduating class of Widener University. He played football at Widener, was a brother of Alpha Sigma Phi, and devoted much of his personal time to helping challenged children learn to play sports. He also worked ·Volleyba.ll., Lebanon Valley, 7:00 p.m., Oct 1. as a door man at Walio's for several years. Delaware Valley wI Ursinus, 6:00 p.m., Oct. 3. The Benefit will run from 4:00p.m. to 8:00p.m.on Sunday. There is a $15.00 cover Awav charge with all proceeds being donated to the Brian Peoples Scholarship Fund which FJ.eld :Hockey, @ Cabrini, 11:00 a.m., Sept. 28. is being established at Widener through the development office. David Ebersole and the entire staff of Walio's are donating their time and facility to further this cause. ,@ Messiah, 3:30 p.m., Oct. ,1 Walio's is providing an open bar with meatball & roast beef sandwiches for the dona­ @ Albright, 4:00 p.m., Oct. 3. tion. Entertainment is being donated for this event by OJ Doc. The entire staff of Walio's and OJ Doc would like to encourage as many people as possible to attend this event, but urge you to purchase your tickets early. Space is lim­ ited and we are expecting a large turnout in honor of the memory of our lost friend.

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.. sions of "Star Trek, outer space like frontiers," almost like a whole galaxy that just goes on and on captured in a small 8" by 10". They are truly amazing. I've never seen work quite like this before. I must admit, that for the first time since I've done art reviews for The Dome, I am impressed!!! Linda Marie began her career tn 1988 by doing experiments. She received a Certificate in Professional Photography in. 1990 and in 1991, -earned an Associate .• of Art in Photography from Cecil Community College. She began to seriously pur­ sue~tograph, ill i992 and beganexltibiting in 1993. 'HetwOrk; which includes paiOlings and l~ .pieces, has appe8Ie.IHD dozens of galleries in the US and she •-recently -exhibitfll~ Barcelona, Spain~ 'of her photos ~ graced the cover of • Big .~OUl Magaijne. . ~ . . "i ..LiDda~ is a very ~~ To some, ·h~res may look like a · bundtof sp1at. ·~e and odteft1llOJilPk. but not rea1I~. but if you take time' to ~o~~eyona.~" you'll see ~t's "reality bene)th the surface illusions of everyday tife." The e~Uuns now througtt.Oclober 19 at Widener's Art Museum, locat­ ed at 13th and Potter Slreets. The muse1.Un is open Tue~day through Sa~urday, lOam to 4 pm. For more infonnation .an .thls-and other upcoming exhibit contact Becky ··Warda at the museum at (610) 499-1189. Page 8 THE DOME Friday, September 27, 1996

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By: Maribeth WeDs and no seniors on the roster, the Pioneers Sports Writer started their season on September 3. The team's opponent, Juniata, was the MAC Three weeks into the season, the champion in 1995. Their effort went women's varsity Volleyball team has unrequited in a 0-3 loss. They proved been struggling. their talent as they pulled together to The year began with fourteen players defeat Rowan 3-0 two days later. at the opening of August camp and has The season has already had its share since dwindled down to nine active play­ of ups and downs. At a current standing ers. With the loss of Gwen Hoffman due of 5-6 overall, and 0-2 in the league, the to ACL surgery, the team was in desper­ Pioneers have definite room for ate need of hitting power. Gwen was a improvement. "look to" person that the team knew they On a statistical note, the Pioneers could count on. Now, with only the hope have had a great season. Lynn Recchuiti, of her return in the spring season, every­ a junior sports management major, has one needs to dig deeper and take that led the team in kills, with 62 through ten extra step to pick up where she left off. matches. Renee Sudnick, the junior set­ With the loss of two other key players, ter has anchored the team in serving due to personal issues, the team size is with 31 aces. Keri Stone has helped the better suited for the Tennis team than offense stay alive by blocking and dig­ Volleyball. ging everything hit at her with a total of With seven returning letterwinners 58 digs and 35 blocks.

By: Chris Mahan Albright scored their lone try of the Co-Editor-in-Chief game on a controversial call by the lines­ Widener's Rugby Football Club man as to whether the ball had been Football B 0 U n c e s Back (RFC) won their first divisional game touched down and whether it was in­ against Albright last Saturday by the bounds or not. a 7-0 deficit, one in which the Pioneers score of 37-5. All in all, Widener played their best By: Dana Gubitosa never-looked back upon. Coach Bill Widener's defense kept them in the game of the season, exhibiting a solid Sports Editor Cubit feels this is the team's biggest game early on when Albright's offense defense and a forceful offense. Weekly There was a former PMC star acting win in three years. had a few good rushes and maintained practice time spent on passing drills and as an· honorary alumni-coach on After Cobb jumpstarted the pressure in Widener's end. However, line-outs was well spent as Widener Saturday, watching as his alma mater Pioneers, junior wide receiver thanks to great defense and a try by Yoshi dominated in both aspects of the match. defeated Fairleigh Dickinson-Madison Robsawane Little totalled 2 touch­ Arai, the RFC was ahead 5-0 at the end The aggressive play during the game 23-7. downs for the game, and freshman run­ of the first half. did take its toll on the team, however, Joe Carter watched as his former ningback Leon Payne carried for 119 A half-time pep talk by team captain, resulting in some injuries to key players, record of a 95-yard punt return was bro­ yards. The Pioneer's defense, which Chris Rodolico, seemed to energize the but none appeared too serious. One play­ ken by freshman Bree Cobb, who raced gave up 500 yards last week, improved team and they came out and played even er commented to a teammate who was into the end zone after a 98-yard punt greatly. stronger in the second half. Widener holding ice on his swollen ankle, return. This run · broke the 32-year old Ridley High graduate Jack Signor gained points on trys by Brian Schreiner, "Imagine how much more that would school record with 4:33 left in the first put forth an incredible effort at right Chris Rodolico, Matt Daly, and a drop hurt if we had lost." quarter of the game. defensive tackle spot with 6 tackles and kick by Brian Kelley. Kelley scored a The RFC's next game is away on Carter didn't even know that his punt 1 pass break up, and junior quarterback ~ro~ti~ooatry~th~y~oo~~ Saturday, September 28 versus St. Joe's return was a school record. He thought Brian Greene (11-26, 187 yards, no go in the match. He broke through the University. Game time is I :00 p.m .. Billy ("White Shoes") Johnson held that interceptions) showed great poise, Albright defense and ran nearly 50 yards Anyone interested in playing for the honor. according to Cubit. for Widener's final point of the game. team can contact Mike Stala at ext. 7525. Cobb's score catapulted Widener past Widener Women Balance Victory Introducing Widener's New Fitness Center and Loss

By: Dana Gubito.sa By: Jennifer Sherman Center is great." She only had one com­ they could put blinds or shades up to Sports Editor Sports Writer plaint about the center, which she also cover the windows." This weekend, the Women's Soccer If you haven't noticed a difference in gave a suggestion on how to fix. Ross Despite any minor shortcomings the team traveled to North Carolina to play the game room this year, make sure you says "I wish they could cover up those new center will undoubtedly be a asset in two games that served to strengthen take a look. It is an all new Fitness Center windows because I would feel kind of for Widener's students. Be sure to stop their schedule. The stronger the sched­ for all those health-conscience students uncomfortable working out with every­ down, attend an orientation and get in ule, the better the chances to get a bid for on campus. body that walks by watching me. Maybe shape. the NCAA tournament. After an eight Orientations are mandatory if you are hour drive, and a night of rest, the team interested in using the center. The week took the field opposite North Carolina­ of September 23 is the first week of ori­ Weslyian. The Pioneers played all out entation for Seniors only, September 30 soccer, hanging onto a 1-1 tie until the is orientation for Juniors only, October 7 field official saw fit to stop his watch is for Sophomores only, and October 14 with two seconds left to allow Weslyian is for Freshmen only. When going to a final comer kick. The opposing team schedule for an orientation session you finished off this set play, ending the must have your validated ID card. game with no seconds left on the watch Sessions will be held every hour during and 2-1 on the scoreboard. the scheduled times of Monday-Friday Despite this disappointing loss, the 9:00am to 9:00 pm and Saturday and Pioneers came back even stronger on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m. These Sunday. They faced Methodist College, times will also be the scheduled hours the runners-up in the NCAA final four during regular operation after all the ori­ last year. The team put everything they entations are finished. Correct clothing, had into the regulation game, once again such as T-shirts, shorts, or sweat clothes ending in a 1-1 tie, due to freshman Kate and athletic shoes, must be worn while Doer's second half goal. The team again using the machines. A more in depth played all out in overtime, suffering explanation of the rules will be taught in injuries by Jennifer Lovelace and the orientation sessions. Christina Peklak, two extremely impor­ The Center contains about 15 brand tant starters. Although the Pioneers put new Cybex Strengthening Systems forth a tremendous effort, Methodist put machines and two Nordic Track in two overtime goals to end the game 3- Machines. The spacious aerobics floor will have scheduled aerobic classes. One E NEW FITNESS CENTER, located on the lower level of MacMorland, is continued on page 3 Sophomore, Leah Ross, thinks that "The now open to the student body.