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VOLUME 72, NUMBER 9 LONGWOOD COLLEGE - FARMVILLE, VA DECEMBER 8, 1992

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Body art is all the rage

By Karen Neustadt the hippest, hottest thing to do is show their noses at people with tattoos. CPS offatattoo. At Iowa State University, Patrick Tien, a sophomore at After 15 not-too-painful minutes members of the Lambda Chi Alpha George Mason University in Fairfax, in the tattoo parlor, Virginia Tech fraternity recently flaunted matching Va., said his taltoo of Calvin, of the University freshman Nicole Popovich ankle tattoos-Greek letter, ofcourse Calvin and Hobbs comic strip is an pulled up her jeans, plunked down - in a photograph in the Iowa State expression of his inner self. $40 and walked out with a tiny Japa­ Daily. "I think it's kind of me, you know, nese symbol of courage etched on her Tattoo artist Chris Ryder works at the carefree me," he mused. "But if hip. Lace and Leather, a tattoo and body my parents see it they will say, 'Leave "It was my last rebellious act." she piercing business in Tucson, Ariz., the house immediately."' said. where droves of University of Ari­ ''The worst part is they had to shave Popovich, like many college stu­ zona students come to get poked, my leg," he said, recalling the experi­ dentsof the '90's, is into body art. The pierced and scratched in the name of ence of being tattooed. "It cost $45, is trend means bare bodies are out. Bod­ beauty. black, and I'm working on getting it · ies that are decorated, stamped, sten­ "Younger people like the newer colored in." ciled, tattooed or pierced are in. styles in tattoos," Ryder said. "It's Tien said the trend is growing so ''They' re addictive," Popovich said more of an art, lots of fine line detail, much that even conservative students of her black tattoo, which she could great color, things look more real." are giving into the charms ofbody art. buy cheaper than a colored one. Ryder said that older style tattoos "This extremely clean-cut student "Once you get one - it's such art, used bold lines and poor color, and - never done anything bad - just it's an art form - you want more." would fade through the years. Now had a tequila wonn with a little hat on The communications major, who students bring pictures in that are tattooed to her breast. I assume she noted that she wouldn' tdream ofpierc­ meticulously traced, and through a was sober, " he said, noting that nose Jennifer Dudley, Tara Confalone and child, Travis, in playroom. Photo Credit: Ro.seAnn Pitz! ing any part of her body, has carefully transfer process, copied onto their skin. piercing is also hot on his campus. planned her next tattoo. For a cool $90-per hour fee, Ryder Tattoo experts warn students to "I was thinking about getting one will fill a student's entire back with an use established tattoo parlors, and on the inside ofmy ankle. You know, elaborate tattoo that may take up to 18 make sure the artist wears gloves and more on my foot. Maybe the sun with hours to complete. However, most changes needles from customer to Tri-Sigma visits hospital a yin-yang in the middle," she said, student tattoos are more conservative: customer, sterilizing needles as they adding that a good friend also wants Greek letter discreetly placed on an go. By Tara Confalone cure for polio, but once this was ac­ for television access to the pediatrics the same symbol tat- And if you Rotunda Staff ::,.. complished Tri-Sigma continued to ward. tooed on her foot. change your The Alpha Chapter of Sigma Sigma support the foundation as it funded While visiting the Sigmas got to Has Popovich mind? There Sigma packed up their cars and headed therapy for hospitalized children. actually see where all their money shared her secret are some to the Chapel Hill Memorial Hospital The hospital is one that has seen was going. They toured the hospital, with her parents? chemical that in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on No­ significant results due to these contri­ and spoke with the pediatricians, but "No way. But I will break up vember 21, 1992. butions. Using over a quarter million by a unanimous decision the favorite havenoregrets,"she the color on Since 1951, Tri-Sigma collegians dollars contributed since 1956 the of all was playing in the playroom said of her decision _the skin, and and alumnae have made contributions hospital has pioneered a rehabilitation with the children. One sister said, "I to tattoo. "The sym­ laser surgery, to the Robbie Page Memorial Foun­ program for seriously ill children, pro­ actually realize the purpose of selling bol means some­ not yet ap­ dation (RPM). This foundation was vided the pediatrics department with a all those doughnuts and candy bars thing to me. I proved by the established following the death of completely equipped playroom, a li­ and in a lot of ways it makes it seem so wanted something FDA, an ex­ Robbie Page, son of Mary Hastings brary and a conference center, a new much better to see someone else to remind me of pensive pro­ Holloway Page, National President of isolation area, a second playroom for smile." Another sister said, "I am what is important." cess that will the sorority at the time. Her son died the new ambulatory unit, a nursery happy I went, I realize the purpose of The practice of shatter the from polio and at first the money raised intensive care unit, and adolescent living for something more than just pricking the third color pigment was used to aid in the discovery of a lounge area, and it has also provided myself." layerof skin and fill­ through 100 ing the scratches million watts wiLh indelible ink of electricity has its beginnings in and will still Career outlook tightens Polynesia. Once a leave a mark. counterculture sta­ While be­ tus symbol in this ing tattooed By Mary Beth Stradley majors, 91 % for the Liberal Arts ma­ To be competitive you need a higher country, it's now hit may require Rotunda Staff jors and 91 % overall placement" education and experience. We are all the middle class. only a dose of The 91 % overall placement is down now faced with the pressures of col­ The more recent p a ti e n c e , Troy graduated second in his class only 3% from 1990. Although it was lege; mental, emotional and fmancial, trend has its roots in body piercing frrnn the University of Virginia school a drop, considering the current eco­ and with the pressure of finding work the entertainment is not for the of business. He is now in Officer nomic state of our country, 3% is an experience in your particular field. industry; many pop fainthearted, Candidate Schoolin the Army. Why, extremely low number. The placement report also says that culture idols now said Sondra would a young man of untapped busi- Those disciplines with 100% place­ there is plenty of opportunity in the proudly display tat­ .J ones, tl1e ness finesse enter the Army instead of ment include: Anthropology; Man­ Commonwealth of Virginia. Accord­ toos that once would body piercer a promising business career?· After a agement; Finance; Economics; Earth ing to the report only a small number have been treated at Lace and year and half of searching Troy was Science; History; Music; Physics; of graduates settled out-of-state. with disdain by Leather, who unable to find a job. Political Science; Social Work; Spe­ Another big question on many of middle-class col- sticks needles As we all consider the present and cial Education; Speech Pathology; and your minds as you stay up until the lege students. into bravestu- look into the future it has become Theater. wee hours of the morning cramming Some high-profile tattoos: Cher's ankle, or a tiny heart on a breast. dents who desire a ring, a stud, or a obvious that having a college degree Business Administration and El­ for an exam, "Is anything that I am black-lace-patterned bottom which Most students pay $35 to $45 for a post in an unlikely spot. no longer guarantees employment, as ementary Education had 92% place­ learning really going to prepare for made the tabloids, Roseanne and Tom one-color tattoo about tl1e size of a "It's trendy right now, very trendy," is evident in Troy's case. ment. Both Physical Sciences (Earth the real world." 83% of the graduates Arnold's matching hearts, Robert De fifty-cent piece, but the price climbs Jones said. "People are getting back The competition for jobs has in­ Science, Biology, Chemistry, and who responded, said that their majors Niro's chestful of fire-and-brimstone wit11 each additional color. The more to t11eir cultures. That has a lot to do creased, creating an extremely com­ Physics) and Education have a 91 % prepared them for the positions they symbols in "Cape Fear," and more unusual the color, the more the tattoo with it. petitive work force. You now have to placement. are currently holding and 67% said rock stars than you can shake a needle will cost. "I've seeu tremendous growLh. be better qualified, more educated, The Social Sciences (Anthropol­ they are employed in an area directly ■ at. "Custom pieces are a challenge. I People have this done because it is and unique from everyone else apply­ ogy, History, Political Science, Psy­ related to their major. Even in the conservative Midwest, try to pick it out of their brain and put different and unique. They do it for ing for the same job as you. chology, and Sociology) have a 94% The report indicates that even it on tl1eir skin," Ryder said, noting attention, for a personality change. In Two concerns tl1at should be on all placement. though as a nation we are currently in that in Arizona, you have to be 18 tl1e gay community, it's a bonding our minds is, "How do Longwood economic dire straits, Longwood years of age to be tattooed or have thing. students fair in tl1e job market", and Other interesting facts the report graduates faired well in their quest for your body pierced. Jones is no longer surprised about "What is the overall projected outlook brought fourth are: ,Graduate school employment. Fear not mighty schol­ Ryder draws the line with certain where people want to be pierced. She of the job market~" enrollmentincreased fonn 7%in 1990 ars there is hope beyond the sheep types of tattoos. has done piercings nearly everywhere C'.areer Plannmg and Placement to 11 % in 1991; 59% of the graduates skin of our endeavors. "When it's a kid, and they want on the human body, including the in- annualplacementreportgiveshope to reported an annual income of over something satanic, I try to talk them side of U1e mouth, the tongue, breasts all of us strug~ling to receive a degree $18,000 and 40% reported an income *It should be noted that the report was out of it," said Ryder, who won't etch and genitals. an~ enter the Job m~k~t. O~e obser- of over $21,000. prepared from 353 responses that were racial symbols on anyone either. "Still, a tongue piercing is abso- vatton_of the repor~ •_s, ~n_sp1te of tl1e The increase in graduate school returned as a result of two mailings; "No one should be judged by their lutely the weirdest thing I've done recession and the ught JOb market, enrollment reflects the fact that to be one in November and on in February skin, before or after they're born," he personally,"shesaid,notingthatallof the placement record of the 1991 competitive today you have to reach to a total of 599 graduates; including said, referring to folks who look down graduates continues to be above 91 % . beyond a bachelor degree to a masters August 1990, December 1990, and (Continued on page 6) .. 92% placement for the professional degree; however there is a catch 22. May 1991 graduates. Page 2 The Rotunda December 8, 1992 PERSPECTIVES :;: ~- . ..;--.-..-:::::: '": •:,.~:-.-:::•:=~:•w• ;:::.,. e::::::::::::::::•:•:•:•::::::::;::::=:•:•:~•:~::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::,,,_ ;:;:;:::::;:;:•:::::::::::~::::::•:•:~::~::•::::. :,-; ::~=•:•:•:•:•:::::=:::::=:::::::::::::.: ~ ./•<•••:::::::::•:::::::•:::=:::::::::::::::::•:=:::::::=: ·: tL'::• ...:.:'-'. · ..::: :•:•: ·.. :,;: :\ >-• · ;Y •· ;;· ·-:;· ·· ·:: ·· · · · ·::=::=:::=:=::::;::=:=:::::v: ~:-:~.:=:=:::::=:::::::•:•:::•:::::::•:::•:=:•:=:=:=:::::::.·:::: •:::::::::=:::::::::::::::::=:::::=:=:=:::::::=:::::::::=:::=:::::::::::::•:=:::::•:•:=::;:;::: o :•:::•:•:•:•:::::::•~•.t;.;.:•:•:=:•:•:::::::::::::::•:•:•:•:•:•:•:=::•:::;:;:::::;:;::::::::::::::::•:•:•:::•:•::;:•-::;::::=::/ •-•~=><::::::::;;"r::J:-:;•::>~~>;:(~%:.. ~~~< Memo to Honor Board: Stop Playing God By Pete Rymshaw

As a freshman in college I was still feeling my way around, learning for myself what college The Rotund was really like. Three weeks into the first semester, my English professor informed me that a The Rotunda welcomes letters and opinion pieces from all members of the Longwood College community on issues of public interest. Submis­ girl in my class had accused me of cheating on a take home quiz. The girl said that I told her in Longwood College sions must be typewritten or printed, of 600 words or less, and must my next class that I had cheated and thus she turned me in. In truth I had never said more than Box 2901 include the writers name, address, and telephone number. This informa­ a few words to the girl. tion is for verification purposes only. The writer's name will be printed However, unlike the rest of American society, when you appear before our Honor Board, you Farmville, VA with his or her submission unless the Rotunda is requested and given a are guilty until proven innocent. I was permanently suspended from Longwood, and only after 23909 valid reason to withhold that information. We reserve the right to edit the length and content of submissions. Mail to: filing a formal appeal with the assistance of an attorney (which my parents still have not Editor in Chief financially reco-.rered from) succeeded in reducing the suspension to a year. Founding Editor, 192 c< The Rotunda The day after my hearing, the girl who falsely accused me dropped out of school. Either she ,______Helen Skillman ~g1 Longwood College Box 2901 had a guilty conscience for her lies or was already planning on leaving and wanted to bring Farmville, VA 23909 someone down with her. Letters to the Editor and Opinion pieces do not necessarily I've heard of other situations similar to mine and it needs to stop. Our peers should never have is reflect the opinions of the Rotunda. The purpose of this page been granted so much power. I do understand there are benefits to having other students involved al with the procedure, but they should not be able to ruin a 17 year old' s life. They need to remember h: is to provide a forum.for public discussion of issues, events, that one is innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around. They need to step back and Editor in Chief a1 organizations, or persons. ti, take a look at themselves. The Honor Board needs to be stopped. Erin C. McCay fl A good deal of those found responsible are freshman and their academic lives are ruined. In SI my years at Longwood I've made more than a few acquaintances and it is very possible that I General Manager ir would know some of the members if I were to go in front of the Honor Board again. What if they Where's Dorrill? Bradley L. Owen were my friends? Wouldibesafe? Whatiftheydidn'tlikeme? Wouldmyfatebesealed? What b: u if I have a reputation on campus for being an alcoholic, a smart-ass, a racist, a sexist, a Greek, a Cl By Joe Nagy non-Greek, or even a bad student? Do any of these mean I cheated on a test? Will a 19 year old Associate Editor n sophomore be able to make this important decision as well as a teacher might? Trey Piersall ti Has anyone seen our president? Recently a sophomore was The sentences are also too strict. The purpose should be to educate the student, to teach him ti asked if this would be a good topic for the paper. "Who?" she or her that what was done was unacceptable, not to dep1ive the student of his or her opportunity ti Copy Editor 11 replied. "You mean Dr. Dorrill?" she added. "Yes, have you to learn at Longwood. It's understandable that Longwood wants to earn an admirable reputation, Sherry Gatewood a ever seen him?" I said. "No, I have no Idea what he looks like but it needs to keep in mind that a major part of college recruitment lies with the students' word ti - absolutely none." of mouth. If a Longwood student tells a prospective student that there is something wrong with This response has occurred numerous times this semester, or something he doesn't like about the school, that thought is more likely to affect the prospect Assistant Copy Edito \I not to mention my last two years here. In October members more than what the college prints in a catalog. n n ofDr. Montgomery's music class could not pick him out in the When I was in freshman seminar a few years ago, I recall being told that the students were ti audience even though a teacher had pointed out that he was strongly in favor of the Honor Board. This is just a little note to the Honor Board and the Ethnic Perspectives ti sitting in the front row. administration, those sentiments have changed. The system is beginning to affect the college in Editor But the most amazing input came to me as I was typing my a negative way. Save yourselves and do something about it. d a first draft of this article. I could not finish one paragraph Derick Richard ti without someone reading the article and having to comment on the "underground president". John Carey, a senior who Reader questions U.S. involvement in Somalia News Editor lives o!f campus now, said "yeah - I've seen him once, on the Editor, The Rotunda: . vives. By then it may be scaned shut saving such societies fonn their own golf course." An R.A. in the new ARC dorm felt that Dorrili Concerning Somalia, l re-read· a and another ordeal ensu1es. (Called self-destruction. ~Understanding this . "infibulation") basic problem, it may be that our on­ spends·too much time with the "pretty people". By this•he SP,yech by Presidept Bush of 1988 .. He was "haunted by the violence and Even though this is nowhere in t11e going act of (expensive!) compassion Sports Editor meant that only students who look good from a PR stand­ horror of children growing up in the Koran or the Bible and forbidden by may give us a chance to address this Brenda Campbell-Harris point will ever really know the president. Scott Wade, a inner city", and "the answer is a new some leading Islamic clergy & na­ issue and restore some sanity to sick senior who works in the computer lab, agrees and adds that engagement in the pain ..." tions, it continues to cripple many Somalia - and similar. millions - physically, spiritually, psy­ Dorrill "should go to every class and introduce himself." If we dare apply this to his new Also sharing the pain is the man of Photo Editor chologically and socially. It is not Nazareth: "Whoso shall offend one of John Russell, another senior, said the exact same thing. Word ventureinEastAfricaitbecomes pain­ ful and paradoxical indeed. To put it practiced in Bosnia or Albania, but is these little ones... it were better tl1at a Alex Rodriguez for word. bluntly: I would rather face starvation a hangover form ancient Middle East­ millstone were hanged about his neck How can this be? This school is plenty small for a public than be a girl in Somalia! Why? ern paganism. The simplest explana­ and he were drowned in the depths of Advisor leader. I am sure that if Dr. Dorrill would reply to this piece Typically a girl at seven or eight will tion seems to be an opinion tliat men ll1e sea." (Mattl1ew 18:6) and boys cannot be trusted around ProfessorWilliam C. he would tell me that he is very busy meeting with state be pinned down by her elders while normal girls, and that women must no Alumni family, leaders, Phyllis Mable and etc., etc. her God-given sexual parts are muti­ Woods lated and cut away - usually without be allowed to enjoy tl1eir sexuality. Harvey Lester Sperry I would not accept that answer in the least. There is no way anesthesia. Except for a tiny space for It is no wonder that for this and that someone who earned approximately 220 credits towards menstruation the opening is then sewn other reasons (such as uncontrolled PS. We spent years in East Africa a triple major in four years cannot spend two or three hours together until marriage - if she sur- birthrate) some scholars despair of feeding the hungry. a week getting to know more about Longwood 's students. Editorial Policy How will he be able to represent our academic and finan­ cial needs to the state if he only knows half the story? How The deadline for article can a quiet, average student take pride in his or her institution is 12:00 p.m. Friday prior to when the leader lacks the spirit himself? And how is that the Tuesday publication date. same student going to rise up and get involved if they have so Materials to be submitted fo few role models? consideration should be I do not consider this a personal attack on Dr. Dorrill. I placed in the envelopes in­ thank him for Grainger, our library, and the fact that things side the publication office's do run fairly smooth at Longwood. But I can't help compar­ door in Lankford or mailed. ing him to my high school principal, Dr. Frank Masci. Dr. Letters, personals, etc. are due Masci knew his students, and was as much a part of on the office door by 2:00 Gaithersburg High as the 1,200 teenagers that kept it hum­ p.m. Sunday before the Tues­ ming. You would see him at Football, Basketball, and Soccer day publication date. All games... school plays, homecoming dances and even hallway materials submitted become fights. Dr. Masci did not discriminate - he spent as much time the property of the Rotunda. getting to know the flunking out sophomore as he did the The Rotunda reserves the senior clas.s president. I am ready for the small core ofleaders right to edit all materials sub­ who will run to Dr. Dorrills' side and accuse me of maligning mitted for publication. him. Everyone has their opinion. But what propels me to The Rotunda is an Asso­ write this is the majority of students who have already ciated Collegiate Press and brought this to my attention. I would not spend four hours Columbia Scholastic Press of my busy schedule expressing this issue ifl did not feel that 'HERE.' S '(OUR. PARKING DE.CAL~ _Q\~ 1'17 Association award-winning this problem is worth addressing. member newspaper. Ques­ A MAP OF" THE STUOENT LOT tions or comments should be DECLARATION AND A DAY'S RATION OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL directed to our main office at OF' :tNOEPENOEt.Ja PRE~IOENT I'D START NO\./-IT'LL BE: INAUGURATF:D (804) 395-2120 or faxe_d to 1 PILGRIMS ~ING DARK SOON • (804) 395-2237. LANO CLE.ARCVTTING ----=::::::s;: PRES.E.R.YE~ .5011~ JO&S

I HISTORY OF AN OLD CiRO\.JTH FOREST The Rotunda December 8, 1992 Page3 FEATURES ~,, Stereotypes/Discrimination~~ IDNGW®;..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,1i ~~ ~~ e Ca U Se d by iQ n O r a n Ce ~ i :-;~;; ~-~~~::~~rio:=,:.:r::.'.e:.,:;·~~.:.:::~~ ii ~ ~ Whereas: Individual students and various orgnniznlions hnve ~ 'A f,, benefited from your foresight on the chnllengcs we focc m• ~tud,·nt ~ ~ By Mary Beth Stradley mind echoes with the myths that we ington Carver, Martin Luther King centuries women were considered leaders. ~ ~ Staff Reporter have been taught are truth. The myths Jr.,MalcomX,andWinnieandNelson mindless blobs that cranked out ba- Whereas: You have mnde a vnliant effort to mnke infunnath111 ~ fl,. STOP!! Sit down and read this it breed ignorance, which in tum be­ Mandela. They did not allow a white bies,cookedmeals,andlookedpreuy. 'p,, \\" pertaining to leadership more accessible tu the Longwood ~~ 'A ~ Community. fl,. 2 could change your entire mind set, come hatred, that breaths life into dis- man's preconception keep them from Today things are changing, but at a ~ ~ 'A make you angry, make you sad, or just crimination. their destiny. slow pace. ~~ Where~: You have challenged. us, the students of Lungwl>otl, 10 lei \\' ~fl,. ou_r op1mons be heard through uwolvement at the highest level, that ~ cause you to consider this. issue in When a white person looks at a Men do not shoulder the blame ~ being the Student Government-Association. ~...". 'A greater depth than you already have. Most of us begin our lives only black person their sub conscience alone, women create many of their ~ Whereas: You are a model that future lenders can follow to success. fl,. We are all guilty, but no one person knowing our own culture, the one we whispers, "dumb, poor, criminal, and own stereotypes. Many find it neces- ~ 'A · II' ~ Therefore; be ii resolved that: The Student Govcrnm<'nl i\,<.s1,d.1loon ,,,, is to blame. This is a blameless situ­ are born into. It is only through acci­ athlete." It ids difficult to look at a sary to be gorgeous fi1rst and mte 1- "' on this day \\' fl,. ation, the consequences of which dent or simple venturing out beyond black person and think ''normal ev­ gentsecond. Itisanovelconcepttobe ~ .." ~ rr/J December eiglilh, Ni11elee111111111/rr,l ,m,I 11i11.-ty-1w,, \\' have tom families, friends and nations the confinements of our own culture eryday person" because we have been bothintelligentandgorgeous. Women y_, ~ "'A apart. It is a condition of misinforma­ that we discover the world is a gigan­ taught by the media , by our school have to teach little girls better values ~ ~ "',4Jil' hereby formally commends you, ~'- .~ tion. Society's conditioning and bliss­ tic place with many different types of systems, by our parents, and by our than be skinny, buy the right clothes, 'Ii~""- Zav Dadabhoy .,.# ..A. fl.., ful ignorance leads to the myths of people. peers to think this way. and never outsmart a man. ~ ..~" ~ We are a society of conflicts~- For your devoted service to the Longwood Community thniugh ~ stereotypes, which in tum breath life It is through this venturing out that . . "J.I your role as Student Development Resources Coordinator for \\' into discrimination. we discover our own private little cor­ Where does it end? It ends with brought on by our egocentnc view of f/., Leadership Service. In this positio•~• you l!a~e often exceeded all ~ '.i you and I. We all have the power to the world. The conflicts are age old ..Ii , expectauons put. upon you by Uus ndm!mstrah~,n. You, Z;iv \\' fl.1 Each of us comes from a certain ner of the world is not right about all 'IJ',, \\. Dndabhoy,nrenv1talpartoftheLongwuodCommu111ty. ..". 'A background and there are labels at­ things. We begin to learn new ideas change this country and this world. "men versus women, young versus 'Ji\.' · · ~ "1J tached to that background. Precon­ and concepts and the world takes on a Many at Longwood will enter the old, rich versus poor, white versus~ :BAMI)( a4,,. 't(,14, ~ fl.1 ception of the persons we may or may different shape; however that shape teaching profession, it is your job to black, straight versus gay." What do "1· President, Stude.,.,nt,...Go~!-br~~enc..l--=--·a~ti::;Ji,=>0=·"'---- ~ I',1 not come in contact with is based upon can never be round if we close our teach the leaders of the future not to we have in common anymore? Do we y_, \\1 vicc-~

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(Live) Bullets Report BalketbaU just for callmg 1-800-932-0528, Ext. 65 SATURDAY DAYTIME DECEMBER 12 1992 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 I 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 2 CNN Showbiz Week Style Science-Tech. Ftbal. Preview NewsdayO Evans Newadayo Newsmaker Heallllworka !Style (R) On the Menu Your Money Close-up Future Watch EarlyPrime Newsmaker 3 WTBS Movie:•½ "Assassination" (1987. Drama) Charles Bronson. Movie: tt½ "The Mechanic" (1972, Drama) Charles Bronson. Movie:**½ '7elefon" (1977, Suspense) Charles Bronson. Movie:**½ "St. Ives" (1976, Adventure) Charles Bronson. 4 ESPN Hooting Strat. Jim Houston OUtdoors NFL Gameday SkiWorld Skiing Tennis: Grand Slam Cup - Semifinals. From Munich, Germany. College Basketball: Utah at Arizona. (Live) WAS1'El1 5 HBO (9:00) Movie: "Supergirl" (1984) Inside the NFL (R) c:;J Movie:**½ "The Last of His Tribe" (1992) o Movie:*** "Robin Hood: Prince of T/Jieves" (1991) Kevin Costner. 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Movie:*** "Soylent Green" (1973) Chartton Heston. Hondo 16 SHOW Movie: * "Two of a Kind" (1983) John Travolta. Movie: "Suppon Your Local Sheriff!" (1969) 'G' Movie: **½ "Prancer" (1989, Drama) Rebecca Harren. 'G' Movie: tt½ "A Summer Story" (1988) 'PG-13' Movie:*** "Beetlejuice" (1988, c.;omeay) 'PG' 17 DISN New Kids-Bk. Mickey Mouse Movie: tt½ 'The Magic Snowman" (1987) Better-Worse American Teacher Awards (R) Q Movie:**½ "All Doas Go to Heaven" (1989) Yogi's C'mas 18 MTV Yo! MTV Raps Countdown Liquid TV Liquid TV Liquid TV Liquid TV Liquid TV Liquid TV liquid TV IUquid TV Top 20 V-Kleo Countdown (In Stereo) Lip Service Grind 19 NICK Heathctifl Yogi Bear Can't on TV can't on TV Dennis Dennis Flipper Beyond Belief Frog Prince (R) MuppetMusic~naofBramen Nick Newt Get Picture Freshmen Salute Shortt 20 TNN Crafts Cntry. Kitchen Explr. 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Davis. Page6 The Rotunda December 8, 1992 FEATURES Freshman opens local comic book store By Chris Young the quick growth of his business, Eagle's writing has already made Now he is only taking Spanish, don't get much exposure but are in big dream comes true, then I expect Staff Report.er Hamner remarked that he was sur­ him well-known. Two of his works since the end of the Longwood semi­ demand from the avid collector. Over be paid a whole lot more, way more prised that the business got off the were printed in the Richmond Times­ nar class, and he plans to only take break I will be renovating the store hope to own the biggest east c Karl Hamner, an eighteen year old ground at all, considering the mis­ Dispatch while he was in high school, one class next semester. He com­ into some sort of format, so that the chains of comic book stores sin 1 entrepreneur, has done what some takes he made. and now, a freshman at Longwood, he ments that he really did not want to store will look more professional. I thereisnotonecurrentlyaround, San businessmen go to school for years to According to Hai!iner, this "all has already had about five articles come to Longwood, because this already have the titles Bloodsport, by or four stores being the biggest. I h fi1 prepare for and still fail. Hamner, a started ten years ago when I started printed in TheFarmvilleHerald. Eagle school did not have comic book illus­ Valient, VertigoandSandnum by D.C. to own thirty." Mo freshman commuter student, has made collecting at the age of eight. I always also had an article in The Scholastic trating, etc. He also admits tl1at if he Comics and Grendel, by Dark Horse, "Infini-T Comics" is already wil one of his dreams into a reality with wanted to become a comic book illus­ Achievement. Eagle's resume speaks had never come to this school, his just to name a few." use by another store, so he will Nia the success of his own comic book trator or writer. This store was a for itself. business would have never become a "As for the distant future," Hamner be calling his shop "Southern Fr Ste store, "Infini-T Comics." dream of mine, but not the big one." Eagle also helps out Hamner at the reality. continued, " I plan to be making Comics." Hamner started with little more He wants to eventually own his store, along with Hamner' s brother As to his plans, Hamner said "first, $80,000 to $100,000 dollars a year if Asked if he had any advice to anfd . 0 I than an idea in the first week August own comic book label and call it Steve, who is a junior in college. in the immediate future I am going to I stay in the store business solely. dmg entrepreneurs, Hamner lau . 11 1992, and with the help of his father "Megapower Comics." He says that Hamner started out at Longwood have an alternative comic book month. Right now the business pays for itself ingly replied, "Don't open a store wt and funded with a little money from a he can't draw very well and his writ­ like any other freshman, with general This will bring in comic books that and has been since weekone, but if my Farmville." A bank, he got anew business undeIWay ing talent is not up to par, but he says education classes, not excluding semi­ by the twenty-second of the same all the ideas are _there. He got a great nar of course. But as the business sto , month. deal ofhelp from a friend, Chris Eagle, soared, his grades plummeted, forc­ fol When asked if he was shocked by to kick off this idea. ing him to withdraw from classes. PLAN YOUR rele Mudhoneyt'Piece of Cake"/price: masses this album will satisfy but for HOLIDAY 8). CD's in review $12.99/Reprise Records old fans it doesn't quite hit the mark. Walking on Water/the Jesus Lizard/ VACATION Mark Arm, dress wearing Cool tracks to check out are Suck NOW Me "liar"/price: $11.99ffouch and Go frontman, and Steve Turner, ex-Green you dry, Thirteenth Floor, Acetone, lion They have done it again, Jesus Liz­ River cohort, are back cashing in on and Let Me Let You Down. ha'rl ard, have pulled off the miraculous on the Seattle phenomenon. Now don't Mudhoney does have an excellent their full third length LP. If there was get tl1e wrong impression these guys stage show, however, so this becomes ever any doubt that these four guys probably started grunge music in the the dilemma do you go buy the album were the salvation of underground first place, it's just that now after the or wait and go see the· show. As music wipe it from your mind now. Nirvana fiasco "Piece ofCake" is their always I have tl1e solution tape the All ten songs are like a whiff of a just dessert. album of one of your trendy friends or warm breeze off a dumping ground. Com1ptible as ever Mudhoney's betteryetgetiton vinyl which only set Liar comes to mind as the album of latest album comes out as an attempt you back the price of a blank tape the year except that would rule out the to get back their grunge god status anyway. Then hitch a ride to wher­ fact there was something better before obtained with the album "Superfuzz ever they may be playing and sneak in it, but there wasn't. David Yow the Bigmuff," and lost with "every good and buy a bootleg live tape after the forever amazing vocalist makes this boydeservesfudge." Nodoubtforthe show for seven bucks. band's live show, but the rest of the band shines on the album. The music is fresh, lively and more Life after %eat Wfiist[e than a little twisted. With an experi­ By Slackmaster J. mental chord mixing with your basic power chords makes you wonder how Well, Farmville, maybe you're going to be the next Seattle, because the the hell the guitar player can pull these break up of those legends in their own minds, Meat Whistle, has left a bunch songs out of his... The bassist works of musicians looking for people to play with or finally getting a place to play. out some of the most complicated First lets run down who is doing what: George(ex-Meat Whistle singer) is patterns I have ever had the pleasure rumored to be starting up Meat Whistle: The Next Generation with four of the of listening to. But here_is Jesus five original members. The new member will be Jeff Ellington, on drums, to Lizards real strength its off beat (in replace Dave Choi. Jeff Ellington could be seen playing with Pat Vermillion both senses of the phrase) drummer (bass, ex-Whistler), and Scott Harris( ex-Wicked Leslie guitarist) in the cafe who bridges the sudden powerful stops December first. and who pounds drums like I have That represents the cover drinking songs side of the coin. Lets flip it over never seen. and see what we have. Beg, borrow or steal to get this Somewhere on Buffalo Street you have the meeting place of two brother album. bands, Festus and He-Goat. These are relatively new bands, with a combined set time ofapproximately one hour, however there is a distinctly different edge Body art is to these two bands. You hard core covers and just under half of their show is completely originals. all the rage Festus is the play thing of Michael Goolseberry or Goose, starting at the beginning of the semester Goose assembled Mitch Warham (Death Pig) on (Continued from page 1) drums, Ken Gregor on bass, J.J. on one guitar, and Matt on another Guitar. herjewelry is either 14k, surgical steel, _And He-Goat contains Ken and Mitch along with Ken's brother Jeff Gregor on or niobium, a treated metal that comes guitar, andJ.J. on vox. CALL US TODAY in colors. The maintenance of a healthy "scene" is foremost on the minds of most of "Nipple rings are common for both the musicians a place where jamming with some one from another band 392-8444 men and women," Jones said. doesn't cause trouble but allows for growtl1. And if any of these people are Piercing guns should be only on playing in town go support their effort to corrupt your ears and see them. earlobes, Jones said, pointing out that only trained people should do RESERVE 0 F F I C E R S ' TRAINING C O R P S piercings . . Body piercing, not including the jewelry, runs about $10 for ears and $20-$25 for facial piercing. A word of warning, piercing may not be as temporary as you think. Scars often form where the skin was pierced, and can be quite visible. JonesJ}oted that students used to fly to C.alifomia to have piercings done, but are corning to her shop now. The AIDS and hepatitis scares A college educa­ year to students should keep people from using "street tion takes$$$. Don't majoring in engineer­ piercers" said Jones, who notes that send out an SOS. ing, science, busi­ her staff follows strict procedures to U 2 can get the ness, nursing and a keep needles sterilized and surround- . $$$ you need with a number of other ings clean. merit-based Army majors. B 1 of them. "I wish they would regulate our ROTC Scholar­ Army ROTC business," said Jones, who said she ship. l,000's of scholarships are could tell "horror stories" aboutpoorly scholarships are . A+. They're as done piercings that have left people awarded every good as Au. mutilated or numb. While tattoo and piercing businesses may be inspected by theDepartmentofHealth, most are not subject to state regulations. Some states, however, are crack­ ARMYROTC ing down on tattoo and piercing par­ lors. In Florida, for instance, the leg­ THE SMARTEST COLLEGE islature just passed a ruling that tattoo "artists" must be under the supervi­ COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. sion ofa physician, osteopathic physi­ cian or dentist. While the physical presence of the doctor is not necessary in the parlor, he or she has to provide quarterly training in the areas of infec­ tion control, sterilization_and emer­ gency procedures. For more information call Captain Wittekind at 395-2 134 The law also says the tattooist must or slop by Room 207, Hiner Bldg. keep written records on clients that are subject to inspection by the Board of Medicine. The Rotunda December 8, 1992 Page7 ENTERTAINMENT !Here's The Word On Holiday Film Fare >ect By Jeff Schnaufer tore Special Correspondent flag. Featuring Tom Cruise, Jack since "Edward Scissorhands," the the best gospel soundtrack since givesreluctantyoungCharlieSimms Augusto and Michaele Odone who C CPS Nicholson, Demi Moore, Kevin Ba~ sensitive direction of Barry "Sister Act." (Chris O'Donnell) the education of succcssfullybattledagainsttimeand sin This year, Hollywood is playing con and Kiefer Sutherland and di­ Levinson, and Robin Williams as a Wednesday, Dec. 23: "Damage" his lifetime in a tragically funny the medical establishment to save • Santa Claus with a sleigh-full of rected by Rob Reiner, this military zany but naive toymaker, and you've (New Line Cinema, nationwide). adventure set in New York. their son from an incurable disease. ~h films to fulfill any holiday fantasy. drama will kick off the winter break got something so special it should be Politics and passion mix in this film Friday, Dec. 25: "Hoffa" (20th Finally, ifyoujustcan'tfind any- I Movie screens across the country with a bang. Literally. wrapped. that stars Jeremy Irons as a British Century Fox, nationwide). Danny thing to warm you up this holiday ~dy will feature the faces of Jack Wednesday, Dec. 16: "Used "Forever Young" (Warner Bros., politician who becomes obsessed DeVito co-stars and directs this season, take someone snuggly to Nicholson, Mel Gibson, Al Pacino, People" (20th Century Fox, New nationwide). Three words, ladies: with his son's fiancee. Based on a drama about the turbulent life of "The Lover" from MGM. Already F Steve Martin, Jeremy Irons, lce-T, York and Los Angeles). Jessica Mel Gibson, romance. Works every best-selling novel. teamster's union boss Jimmy Hoffa. in theaters in about 20 cities, it's and Demi Moore acting in a variety Tandy, Kathy Bates and Shirley time, not excluding this story of a "Trespass" (Universal, nation­ Jack Nicholson takes on the title expected to hit even more theaters lat of films, a number of which likely MacLaine prove that talent doesn't test pilot who is frozen in a secret wide). Hold onto your movie seat role. by the end of the college winter u will be considered for Academy get old, it gets better. All Academy­ experiment and awakens 50 years for lhis rollercoaster urban adven­ "Chaplin" (Tri-Star, Los Ange- break. StarringJaneMarchandTony tore Awards next year. A ward winners, the three actresses later to profess his love for a woman ture about two corrupt firemen cross­ lesandNewYork). RobertDowney Loung, the story follows a young To catch you favorite stars and combine their talents in this come­ he left behind. ing paths with a crime ring in their Jr. brings life to the story of come- French girl's affair with an older stories, mark you calendar with the dic drama about two quirky daugh­ "Leap of Faith" (Paramount, na­ search for stolen gold. Starring Bill dian Charlie Chaplin, a man more Asian man in 1920s Vietnam and following preview of films (to be ters and their mother who is ro­ tionwide). Steve Martin proves he's Paxton, lce-T, William Sadler and famous in his time than Madonna nearly earned an NC-17 rating. released between Dec. 11 and Jan. manced on the day of her husband's as good a dramatic actor as a come­ Ice Cube and directed by Walter and MichaelJackson combined. Co- 8). funeral by an admirer of 23 years. dian in this dramatic and often funny Hill. starring Kevin Kline. Asked why college students Friday, Dec. 11: "A Few Good Friday, Dec. 18: 'Toys" (20th role as a conman preacher who sells "Scent of a Woman" (Universal, Wednesday, Dec. 30: "Lorenzo's should go see it, Nancy Wilen, di­ Men" (Columbia/Castle Rock, na­ Century Fox, nationwide). Com­ hope in hard times. Debra Winger limited release). Al Pacino is Lt. Oil" (Universal, Los Angeles and rector ofnational publicity for MGM, tionwide). This one promises to bine the kind of quirky and eye­ co-stars in this uplifting film about Col. Frank Slade, a blind, irascible New York). Nick Nolte and Susan said simply, "There's a lot of sex in have more stars than the American opening vision that hasn't been see faith, hope and fraud, that also has former aide to Lyndon Johnson who Sarandon star in this true story of it." The Bodyguard

By Teresita Edwards Staff Reporter ~Boomerang In Bodyguard, a Warner Brothers By Teresita Edwards motion picture starring Kevin Costner rAQI~ DI: Staff Reporter and Whitney Houston, the transition -~ The world of relationships can be a beautiful thing. It can also.. be equally from singer to movie star should have ~ evastating. The hard part seems to be learning from mistakes and not been for for pop idol Whitney Hous­ ~ pealing them. ton. This, however, was not the case. .1w.,. That seems to be a very easy concept to pick up, but when complicated by Houston did exceptionally well in her "e1 01 motions it isn't so simple. It is amazing how people rationalize and first big screen role. And the potent mpromise themselves and beliefs to maintain a rel~tionship. Sure, compro­ chemistry between herself and co-star ising is a vital part of a relationship, but both parties have to give equally; Kevin Costner didn't hurt. v therwise someone going to be used and hurt. Costner plays a bodyguard who is In reviewing the movie Boomerang it becomes obvious that playing games one of the best people in his field. n sometimes backfire. Eddie Murphy portrays a successful, handsome black He's been in the secret service and has who iias mastered the art of being "the ladies man." He is a player, one protected the President of the United

00 ftl1ose guys who not only knows every ~ick in the book, but who probably States. lloustonplaysafamoussinger e:, rote it. When Murphy meets Robin Givens; an yquallysuccessful woman who needs protection, though she is =who plays the game harder than he does, he falls in love with her. unaware of how much danger she is ~~,.~; Givens runs the same game on Murphy tl1at he normally runs on other really in. Her manager and promoter l[?:fomen. The question is "why can't he see what she is doing to him. Shouldn't fail to inform her of how outrageous ; seem familiar?" The answer is that Murphy can't see what's happening. The the threats against her have become. ~ sue is clouded by emotions. This makes houston resentful, and ct, His character began to compromise and rationalize to the point where he she feels that Costner is too over­ ~"ould put up with behavior he wouldn't deal with normally. Several instances protective. But she soon overcomes 1"t fthis was seen in the movie. For example, when Murphy wanted to set up a these feelings, and Houston and ~te with Givens, she had her secretary call to say she wouldn't be free for three Costner begin to fall in love. fflteeks. Murphy unhappily agrees to this, and after long preparation for the The movie takes off from tllere. As 1 • te she gets there late and missed the show he'd planned for them to see. security at Houston's house is beefed Men and women consistently put up with unacceptable behavior, thinking up, the action and intrigue escalates. twill get better, or they find excuses to justify it, or in Eddie Murphy's case, The Bodyguard is not the typical love ~eyletsex make it better and allow it to suffice as a solution to their problems. story with the fairy tale ending. ex is great, but it gets old, and a couple needs more substance to their This movie has something for ev­ lationship if they expect it to last. eryone love, action, mystery and a If men and women put up with things they don't like and both are little comedy. The music that accom­ mpromising that's fine. If one person is doing all of the compromising then panies the movie is great, and really ere is a problem. How far is too far to compromise? The answer, for every fits the story the movie is trying to tell. mpromise you make there should be an equal compromise on the otl1er This is a delightful move and the rson's part. Why should you give 60% and the other person only 40%? soundtrack to the movie out standing Halle Berry was an example of this in the movie. In her case, however, her as well. yfriend, Eddie Murphy, realized before it was too late tlmt what he and Berry bared had substance and was real.

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Student Government READING DAY EXAMS EXAMS EXAMS EXAMS ssociation: SGA meets. pm Lankford Rotunda Newspaper In­ uckingham Room terest Meeting: We need you - come join us! 1pm andlelight Christmas Rotunda .Office-ground Concert. 5 and 8pm, floor Lankford. ygal C Special Program: Men's Basketball: ecember Graduates: Averett. 7:30pm Lancer hat's Going On Out Hall ere, Are You Ready? pm Career Center omen's Basketball: igh Point. 7pm Lancer Hall Page8 The Rotunda December 8, 1992 SPORTS

Lancers fall short in effort to defend title Parks, Wingate take Par-Bil's tourney titl

Wingate center Winston Parks is season. Wingate' s zone defenses and as a listed at6-5, 247 pounds, but the Bull­ Longwood, which dropped to 2-3 suit hit just 41.8 percent of its s dog senior played even bigger than his heading into a game at Division I fromthefloor(23-55). TheBulld nonnal dimensions in tlle lOtll Par­ Marshall University Monday, beat mainly Parks, got better shots and Bil's Tip-Off Tournament over tlle Davis & Elkins 97-74 Friday night to 50.9 percent (27-53). weekend in Lancer Hall. reach tlle championship game. Dis- J .B Neill, who hit five of six Parks scored a tournament record trict of Columbia won the battle for point field goals for the two nigh 59 points in two games and led third place 92-82 in Saturday's opener. scored 14 against Wingate, and al Wingate's men's basketball team toa The Lancers had tlleir sights set on with point guard Michael Drui 79-71 victory over Longwood in the repeating as Par-Bil's champs (LC helped keep Longwood in the g title contest Saturday night. After won tile title last year), but it was not Druitthad 10 points andeightassi scoring 34 points in an 81-77 win over to be. Sophomore Matt Watkins had District of Columbia Friday night, the The Lancers had more to over- steals and 10 points. Photo Credil: Alex Rodriguez Wingate wide-body hit 12 of 16 shots come than just Wingate and In the win over Davis & Elk Longwood Lancer Cheerleaders excite crowd at Parbill's Tip-off. and scored 25 points against tlle Lanc­ Parks. Longwoodhadtoplaythefinal Neill had 11 points and eig ers. He also pulled off nine rebounds. 6:17 witllout scoring leader Charles rebounds, Druitt 12 points and "Our biggest problem was we (Soup) Brown, who was ejected after assists, Watkins 11 points and fi Litton, Helberg named couldn't stop Winston Parks," said picking up his second technical foul steals, and Chuck Laster 11 pain ( Longwood coach Ron Carr. "We tried of tlle half. Brown, who scored 21 . Freshman Benji Webb totaled co-players of the vveek several different tllings against him, points in tlle win over D & E, had 14 points and 11 rebounds in the tou but nothing worked." in tile first half against Wingate as and senior Bryan Weaver had a c Junior women's basketball guarcV setback to Lock Haven (Pa.) Univer­ Lancer matmen went 2-4 in dual Longwood led 39-38. He failed to bined 16 points and 14 boards int matches last weekend. He pinned forward Ana Litton, who scored 111 sity. For her efforts, Litton was se­ Tournament Most Valuable Player score, however, in tile second half. nights. points in four games last week, and lected to the Dial Soap Classic All­ opponents from William & Mary and Parks, naturally, was a unanimous One Point Lead o sophomore wrestler Mark Helberg, Tournament team. Norfolk State, gained 15-2 and 8-2 choice as tlle Par-Bil's Tournament When Brown was tossed out (two The Par-Bil's tournament pl with two pins among six wins, have A graduate of James Wood High decisions against Pembroke State and MVP. He was joined on tlle all-tour­ technicals bring automatic ejection), sponsored for tlle 10th consecuti r Virginia Military, and received for­ been named co-Lonewood Colleee SchoolinWinchester,Littonalsomade nament team by Wingate's Kelsey Wingateownedjustaone-pointlead year by Par-Bil's Food Store feits over Chowan and Davidson. Players of the Week for t11e period . the all-tourney team in t11e C & L/ Grier, Charles Brown and J.B . Neill 60-59, after Longwood scored five Farmville. Moreman l,200fansc Nov. 29-Dec. 6. Playerofthe Week is Lady Lancer Invitational Nov. 20-21. of Longwood, District of Columbia's points in a row. Witll Brown ban- to watch tlle action selected by the Longwood sports in- Litton is averaging 21.9 points lead­ A graduate of Osbourn Park High Samuel Fatoki and Ron Gulley of ished, the Bulldogs took a bite out of After the visit to Marshall M formation office. ing the Lady Lancers to a 3-4 record in Manassas, Helberg is now 11-4 this Davis & Elkins. Parks set new tourna­ the Lancers witll an 8-0 surge which day, Longwood returns home to 1 Litton, 5-8, scored a career-high this season. She adds 6.0 rebounds winter and ranked first in the region. ment records for points in a game (34), gave thema68-59 lead witll 3:32 left. Division III Averett Wednesdayni 35 points in a 65-57 triwnph over ai;d has a team-high 22 steals along He has five pins to lead Longwood, 4- points in two games (59) and field Longwood never got closer than six at 7:30 before the exam break. PembrokeStatelastSunday. On Tues- with 18 assists. Litton is 12-25 (48 6 in dual meets this year. goals in two games (25). He helped the rest of tl1e way. Lancers resume play at tile Lin day in Washington, D.C., Litton percent) from three-point territory. "Mark is off to a great start," com­ Wingate move its record to 6-2 for tile Longwood never really solved Memorial Tournament Dec. 18-19 notched 26 to lead the Lady Lancers to "Ana has stepped forward and mented coach Steve Nelson. "Last a 64-59 win over the University of the raised her level of play for us," com­ year was rough for him (fractured District of Columbia. mented coach Shirley Duncan. "She· s elbow), but he's working hard and This past weekend at tl1e Dial Soap doing it all, running the break well and wrestling down a class (weight) tllis Classic hosted by West Chester (Pa.) on tl1e defensive end also." year. We hope Mark has a shot at the University, Litton scored 27 during a NCAA Division II Nationals in 101-65 loss to WCUand23 ina66-56 Helberg was 6-0 at 177 as the March." ULTIMATE Longwood wrestlers 2-4 during busy weekend II Longwood's wrestling team expe­ pins at 158 and 167 respectively. tile region. Chung was 5-1, improv­ rienced an extremely busy three days Sophomore Mark Helberg, fresh­ ing his record to 11-6. Chung is also tl1is past weekend. Dropping four of man Jeff Smith and senior Brent ranked first in the region. five matches on tile road Friday and Newell all won by forfeit at 177, 190, Weekend marks include Newell 3-2, Saturday, the Lancers rebounded andheavyweightrespectively. Fresh­ junior Keitll Goff 2-2, Mauldin and FITNESS strong at home Sunday witll a 45-4 man Mike Goff dropped an 8-0 deci­ Stefanko botll 2-3, Silvus 2-4, fresh­ thrashing ofDavidson to improve tlleir sion at 142. man Clay Wise 1-0, Hearl 1-1, senior dual-meet record to 4-6. "James Mauldin, Joe Silvus, and Brian Jones 1-2, sophomore Nate Facilities Include: Longwood took all but one weight Stuart Chung all wrestled very well Brown, Dickens, and Smith all 1-3, class againstDavidson, registering two for us today (Sunday)," commented junior Tom Lewis 0-1, and Mike Goff F pins, a technical fall, a major decision coach Steve Nelson. "Friday night, 0-2. Brown also had a pin against •Cardiovascular Equipment •Free Y\leigbts as and tllree forfeits en route to tile romp. we wrestled as well as we have in Chowan, while Jones suffered tom AtWilliam&MaryFriday,Longwood several years. We were very competi­ ligaments in his right ankle against •Nutritional Analysis •Aerobics Classes lost 32-10 to Virginia Military Insti­ tive, witl1 good intensity and intelli­ NSU. •Stationary Machines tute and 25-15 to W & M . Saturday in gent wrestling. Top records tllis winter for the •Persohal Training ··· Norfolk, tile Lancers dropped tough Lancers, in addition to Helberg and •Pro Shop •Seminars~ Monthly 32-16 and 29-23 decisions to Pem­ "On Saturday, we just had a mental Chung, belong to Jones (9-6), Keitll broke State and Norfolk State before letdown. We need to regroup now for Goff (7-6), Newell (6-5), Wise (6-6), •Wolff System Tanning Beds downing Chowan 34-20. the second semester and get some Silvus (8-10), Brown (5-8), and Against Davidson, Freshmen Joey people healtlly and back in the lineup Mauldin (4-7). Hearl and Stuart Chung won 5-2 and again." Longwood is off until after Christ­ 5-1 at 118and 126respectively, sopho­ Helberg and Chung led mas break, returning to tile mat Jan. 7 $99 Spring Semester du mores Ryan Stefanko and Joe Silvus Longwood's iron-man effort over tl1e at Liberty University in Lynchburg p 22-9 and by technical fall at 134 and weekend. Helberg went 6-0 witll two for a quad-match witll LU, Chowan th 150, and junior James Mauldin and pins at 177 and is now 11-4 this win­ and Norwich (Conn.), beginning at No Initiation Fee! Christmas Gift Certificates Available! sophomore Antllon y Dickens each had ter, earning a number one ranking in 1:00pm. Lady Lancers drop two in Dial soap classic •Aerobics step classes Longwood's women's basketball effort, including 3-6 tllree-pointers. "We just couldn't sustain our efforts. team participated in the Dial Soap Senior Cari Dellinger added a career­ We were right in the Lock Haven Classic hosted by West Chester (Pa.) high 16 points and game-high 13 re­ game. $70 Spring Semester University tllis weekend. The Lady bounds, while freshman Charity "Our inexperience contunues to Lancers fell 101-65 to tlle hosts in Owens scored eight points and grahbed show. Our freshmen must step tlleir so first-round action Friday before drop­ 11 boards. game up a notch." &tUG •LC students come in for a He ping a tough 66-56 decision to Lock Through seven games, Litton leads H Haven (Pa.) University in Saturday' s In the consolation game , Longwood in scoring with her 21.9 consolation. Longwood played evenly with Lock average. She adds 6.0 rebounds witll Coach Shirley Duncan's squad will Haven, trailing just 26-25 at tl1e half a team-high 22 steals and 18 assists. FREE workout with this ad carry a record of 3-4 into Tuesday' s before LHU pulled away late for the Litton is 12-25 from three-point terri­ homecontestagainst High Point(N.C.) 66-56 victory. Litton once again led tory and has tlu·ee blocked shots. Now is the Perteet Time to Plan=Your University at 7:00 in Lancer Hall. Longwood with 23 points, as she Junior Cassie Ensley, currently out scored 50 in uie two games to earn a witll knee and ankle injuries, has a ULTIMATE· FJTNESS PROGRAM/ Against West Chester, Longwood spot on tlle Dial Classic All-Tourna­ 17 .5 average. Ensley adds 3 .3 re­ hung tough in tile first half before ment team. bounds witll 15 steals and 10 assists. Hours being overwhelmed in tlle second pe­ "Ana played very well for us," Dellinger' s a verges are 9 .1 points and riod. Although behind 49-34 at tile commented Duncan. "She's doing it 10.1 rebounds, Owens' 6.6 and 8.4 , Mon-Fri 6:00AM - 9:00PM intermission, it was a much closer all for us right now." and classmate Kerri Johnson 7.1 and Sat 9:00AM - 6:00PM contest than the score indicated. Dellinger added nine points and 5.3 assists. WCU' s deptll and experience was just nine rebounds, Owens seven and six, Following tlle High Point game Sun 1 :00PM - 6:00PM too much for the young, inexperi­ and sophomore Sonia Williams six Tuesday, Longwood is off until Jan. 9 enced Lady Lancers after halftime. points and eight rebounds. when it hosts Lincoln Memorial Junior Ana Litton scored a game­ We played strong the first half (Tenn.) University at 1: 00 in Lancer 102 South Main Street high 27 points to lead tile Lady Lancer against West Chester," added Duncan. Hall.