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Committee votes unanimously on Denison s 17th president

by James Ninesling happy with the outcome of the Andrew Gabriel De Rocco search He was very enthusiastic iean of the faculty and college with both the selection of De rofessoratTrinity College in Rocco and the running of the Hartford Connecticut has been search process in general Im Liunimously selected from more feeling very good about the an 400 candidates to be the whole process and Im especially lith president of Denison Both happy because I think that a pc Rocco and the Search comi- significant part of the choice was ttee are very excited with the that the decision was suit of the lengthy and unanimous He mentioned that wrough search process the entire Search committee What impressed us most deserves tremendous thanks ccording to Dr Paul King from all of us for the amount of airman of the StudentFaculty labor theyve put into the search Ulvisory committee was De Also according to Good we occos concern that the presii- owe Charles A Brickman chair- it should be challenging man of Denisons Board of nison to be a better place Trustees and of its presidential ng said That came out loud search committee a great debt Li id clear and thats precisely of gratitude Brickman flew all hat hes doing at Trinity around the country to speak with De Rocco was as equally im- candidates He is also very cssed with Denison as Denison happy with the outcome of is with him He expressed the search Were truly excited Im convinced that Ive made and delighted with the prospect e right decision to come to of Andrew De Roccos taking nison He continued to speak over the helm at Denison this ry highly of his experiences he fall His outstanding credentials A on campus during his visit and personal qualities make Dr t month I was impressed by De Rocco uniquely qualified to e intelligent self- confidences provide Denison with the kind of d responsible enthusiasm on insightful and incisive leadership c part of the faculty They essential for the high quality ow theyre in a good place privately supported liberal arts d the students showed it also colleges such as ours in iii y were wonderfully open and President Good mentioned eresting the past that he would offer his commit- When De Rocco came to cami- assistance to the Search s his central value of the tee but that he would not in- I ral arts was to work with en- tervene Good said wasnt V usiasm to excel and to pick ever placed in a position to make Andrew G De Rocco a all it p the standards all the time tight judgement after the time he left campus he wasnt my part to ask a lot of entioned that it was so nice to questions but Andrew De Roc- DECmates expand computer system me away from a school know cos directness enthusiasm and by Nelson N Ehinger that it knows its good and eloquence came through the Jr use and compatible to the cen- uninterrupted use unless the tting better most for me Goods final feel- In response to the increasing tral processing facility diskette is filled to capacity with President Good was also very Please turn to page 2 use of the Denison computer The 20 DECmate II word pro- information Being connected to system recent additions have cessing units have been in- the central system enables the been made to partially accom- stalled in the Fellow and Knapp DECmate user the option of L U recommendation modate the needs of the Denison computer rooms as well as in the printing their text on the VAX community room next to the entrance of printer Dr Jeffery Jalbert Computer Curtis Dining Hall Although these advantages Center director points out that In reference to the new Curtis may appeal to the user they are draws faculty fire the recent addition of 20 DEC- facility Dr Jalbert states that offset by the disadvantage of mate II word processors is the there was initial doubt concern- possible abuse of the DECmate 3fan of Student Life Lex Smith and Vice- President for Finance and result of careful planning and ing the feasability of placing system According to Dr Jalbert Management Les Hicks yesterday rejected the DU House Planning evaluation of the needs of the computers in that area We have a different set of pro- Committees recommendation to offer the house to Delta Chi Denison community What we However Instead of having blems in reference to determin- the On- CamDus Lottery Com worked on this year and have doom and gloom we have had ing possible abuse Im sure by John N Moore mittee to look at the residence completed can be best described superb results said Dr Jalbert however that we are going to I The Delta Upsilon House hall system next fall for con- as architecture Dr Jalbert Not only can the new ter- discover them in time Also the Planning Committee has recomi- sideration of expanded options said minals be considered a step DECmate system has not in- mended that the house be off- for residential environments This architectural framework toward accommodating the alleviated the enormous load the ered to the Delta Chi fraternity Assistant Dean of Student Life to which Dr Jalbert refers creasing demand for word pro- VAX system accommodates dai- also as a ly it has done is dig in- wxt fall But the faculty has committee member Jane begins with the central process- cessing units but What to and the passed a resolution urging the Denovchek said I never felt ing facility connected to ter- balance for those placed on the to backlog demand the in stated idministration to reject the that the committee ever worked minals on campus People can East Quad Shepardson Some Director I terminals however According to J William recommendation and at least on the assumption that whatever utilize the system for a variety of of these new to computing such as word pro- will eventually be removed from Seegers Director of Develop- j ne committee said that in there DU House had member went fundings for the new addi- that Greek cessing computer science educa- Curtis and placed on the other ment ithreats were heard be tion were made possible by a previous DU members would do Smith and Les Hicks vic- tion date acquisition or quad laboratory use We wanted to The DECmate II units are dif- donation from an alumnus who j house over the for finance and omething to the epresident ferent from the VTlOOs and is interested in increasing our or next fall to the people management will make a final address delivery of these Rummer right level Dr VT52s in terms of their storage computer resources We are it the house Former DU presi- decision later in the week resources at the pointed out He stated of information The diskette very pleased to receive this grant dent Brent Scott denied that the Smith explained the commit- Jalbert com- which can be purchased from at the present he said Mr threats for selecting a pro- that a large percentage of were made tees criteria the bookstore for a little over 4 Seegers pointed out that this ad- decision was He said that whatever puter users utilize the word pro- The committees posal enables of 800 blocks dition is more part of an ongoing I resource storage unanimous except for a dissen- happens to the house it is going cessing for the expansion of information plan to expand computer ting by History professor nave to appeal to enough Planning opinion to December when a One of the advantages of the resources for students One of his Charles According to Lex so that it can pay its started in I Flynn students began for a word process- DECmate is that there are no responsibilities is to explore Smith of student life own way and operate on a break- search dean which would be easy to connect time quotas enabling Hynn felt that the committee even basis Its use should also be ing unit Please turn to page 4 i opted too much for practical reasonably complementary with considerations rather than sear- housing on fraternity row Final- Reactions to De Rocco Student leaders give their opi- indepen- no commitment should be ching for a satisfactory ly nions on Denisons new president Please see page 3 dent student option that would made beyond four years- the have a more positive effect on length of DUs suspension Denison Honors Week Three distinguished men were fraternity row In response to the committees given honorary degrees last week in Swasey Chapel The also formally decision the faculty voted 40- 3 committee 4 recommended that opport- 10 abstentions on April 23 to Please see page unities for the current Delta Chi urge the administration to re- Russian Adventure In the second part of junior John I fall recommendation House be explored early next ject the Haids letterfrom Moscow he describes the citys thriving to determine whether a special moreover we urge the Ad- residence is feasible for the spr- Please turn to page 2 black market Please see page 8 ang semester we strongly urge FRIDAY MAY PAGE 2 Oenisnnian 4 1C34 I

Question What kinds of changes did you see over parents Worikfl Meres weekend m id Uqqis events sn fqvbqvj Libyians leave by John Reagin onto riot control police May Day celebrations of Although Solidarity had made Libyas Mohammar Khaddafy S i workers solidarity erupted into calls for peaceful protest gave a heros welcome to thirty r blatant political messages Tues- authorities claimed Lech Walen- international terrorists last Tues- a sa was not involved A half day The thirty were involved in if day In Moscows parades long v of the Kremlins think- million workers filled the streets the holding of the Libyan Em- symbol Xiao- ing denunciation of United of Havana Cuba showing op- bassy in Londons St James Qing Chen Junior Com Priscilla Laurin Junior Science My Geology States imperialism accompanied position to American foreign Square last week Among the puter parents There suddenly were of military force The policy and President Reagan group were two men that British couian t make it but Saga meals woodchips on Chapel Walk displays became double message of Russias Reagan returns officials suspect shot a London gourmet second system working smoothly in con- President Reagan returned policewoman from the Prime trast to the US as the source of Tuesday from his six- day trip to floor of the embassy all evil was clear Gdansks mainland China Reagan claim- Minister Margaret Thatcher campus opinions celebrations were marred by ed that Sino- US relations are ordered an immediate review of riots and other displays of dis- now on a new level a new diplomatic status in Great Bri- sent Polish workers fired stones level of understanding tain

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Continued from page 1 degrees in chemical physics from association concerned with pro- ing was that theres no second the University of Michigan At moting honors programs in thoughts hes coming here en- Michigan he was a Dupont higher education He is a thusiastically and thats what Fellow and member of Sigma Pi member of the American tickles me Sigma a physics honorary and Chemical and Physical societies Presently at Trinity De Rocco Phi Lamda Epsilon a chemistry a Fellow of the American is responsible for budgeting deci- honorary Association for the Advance- sions alumni relations outside De Roccos list of credentials ment of Science and the L funding the academic program goes on as he is vice chair and Biophysical Society He is a life Carolyn Burke Freshman and student life He is 54 a chair- elect of the Standing Com- of Maryland Werner Junior Joe English member the Economics They cut My native of Avondale Rhode mittee on Accreditation of the Academy of Sciences the Con- the grass roommates did their laun and picked up the trash dry made beds Island and a 1951 graduate of Connecticut State Board of Academy of Science and their and took necticut their schoolbooks University with a major president of out of their Purdue Education and past Engineering and attended the drawers in chemistry and mathematics the National Collegiate Honors Institute for Education Manage- He earned his MS and PhD Council the professional ment at Harvard University Dissension grows Karnow questions Vietnam metaphor out DU decision by Chris Bradley the Reagan administrations crisis has not erupted into of Stanley Karnow PBS Jour- view of the current situation as a anything like the Vietnam War Continued from page 1 ing for financial feasibility He nalist who covered the Vietnam C u b a n Com m u n i s t plot at its peak But Karnow ministration to create a new argued that the school should War extensively during its resembles that of Lyndon deplored the recent CIA- residential option for students in give an independent alternative course spoke in Swasey Chapel Johnsons administrations at- directed mining of Nicaraguan the Delta Upsilon House a chance to develop and it on Tuesday April 17 The ques- titude toward Vietnam the lat- harbors as an act of war Jack Kirby professor of would be nothing but positive for tion he addressed was Is Central ters view was that allowing the Unfortunately Karnow spoke History and one of the resolu- the Greeks America Another Vietnam Viet Cong to win the war would too much on Vietnam and not tions sponsors explained his In reference to the Delta Chi Communists One of the most important be to allow the to enough on Central America His position Its not that we are op- recommendation a committee issues of more he brought up was the gain control that much presentation might have had posed to Delta Chi we applaud member mentioned I saw it as at- issue of the question itself it is of the globe In effect that greater effect had he shifted what they represent Never- a safety measure it was another important to remember that the titude meant seeing the worlds some of its weight onto the crisis theless that territory isnt owned fraternity and it would be safer Vietnam metaphor is a communist nations as a united that we are facing now however by the fraternities He mention- for everyone down there when dangerous thing to use because front against democracy since he pointed out that it ed Chris Celeste and Joe Burkes Randy Parker another com- is in fact the communist each situation a different one global would hinder ones thinking to proposal for a self- selected co- mittee member and former with its own system of cause and community was already use the Vietnam metaphor on educational housing unit for in- Delta Chi president had a dif- is in- effect Central America is not splintered No doubt Cuba the present or any other situa- dependent students involved in ferent opinion He felt the deci- Vietnam one must understand volved in the El Salvador crisis tion his speech did not suffer campus activities as an example sion was made because Delta Chi that before one can even address but Cuba or communism did not His main point as it came of such an alternative Kirby said would be able to generate a question of comparison bet- cause the situation they are only across was that we should study that the College should give enough revenue to fulfill the ween the two taking advantage of it The real the El Salvador problem in itself- support to that kind of alter- financial requirements of the That said Karnow showed root of the threat to El Salvador without dragging in comparison native house certain similarities between Viet- is the countrys internal troubles that will be made irrelevent In a letter sent to faculty on Burke whose proposal for an nam and of Communism Central America For not the threat April 20 Kirby along with co- independent living option was El Salvador example according to Karnow Of course the sponsors Michael Gordon and rejected by the committee said Don Schilling wrote that We that we Chris and I arent I3 feel that this committee endorse- anti- Greek but we think the ad- ment is not in keeping with and ministration is saying in a subtle indeed goes against the faculty way that they wish to maintain resolution of November 1982 the status quo theyre afraid to which called for a greater variety take a risk of residential and other social Smith said that no one at the options than are available at pre- Office of Student Life can argue sent with the concept of diversifica- In response to the faculty tion but the difference is what resolution Smith said that to kind of housing supports the pull 15- 25000 from somewhere kinds of programs proposed else might mean that a program Smith feels that the DU House the faculty values more highly was not the best alternative in than the DU House might have this case to be postponed or cancelled Celeste also disagreed with the tHE The committee had more infor- decision I think its wrong feet mation at its disposal than the have been dragged As an in- FRAMING faculty had at its meeting dependent and in view of the Smith said that the faculty us- lottery mess I think we should 3 ed a different set of criteria than stop looking and start implemen- the committee Kirby agreed ting fx but said the faculty was not urg GRANVILLE London seige ends ANTIQUES by Missy Carney this incident was April 17 there The 11 day siege of the Li- were also ten Libyan OA byan Embassy in London ended demonstrators wounded on the evening of Saturday However although formal April 28 This evacuation was diplomatic ties with Libya have A o A completed before the required come to an end there are two deadline which was set by the British officials who will remain British when they formally in Tripoli working in the severed their diplomatic rela- evacuated British Embassy that tions with Libya is under the formal protection of w3 S diplomats u 121 Prospect The Libyans were invited to Italy The two British L look after 3 By Post Office 10- contribute any knowledge that remaining intend to 5 587- 3242 N they have concerning the British interests AN shooting of Miss Fletcher the The other twelve diplomats policewoman who was killed have departed from Tripoli 0 during the demonstration out- Libya and returned to London side the embassy The date of FRIDAY MAY 4 1S34 entsoman PAGE 3 Student reactions to Be Rocco by Cara Murray USeolon resets happens when a community is to high tech and the future Last week was a politically active one for Denison On Tuesday On Tuesday April 17 limited as some students feel That is what our liberal arts Lpril 24 the University Senate held elections for the following representatives of student Denison is as evidenced by a education is preparing us for councils and committees The winners were Ionizations gathered to talk comment directed to Dr De Carol Mason Bullsheet Academic Affairs Council Rhonda Watson Jeff Monson and ith and question the newly Rocco We have too many of representative was most impress- Steve Grune elected president Andrew G one type of people Everyone is ed by De Roccos good sense of Registrars Advisory Council Loretta Duckett and Carolyn Getz Pe Rocco He spoke with enough so much alike There is no education in the broadest sense Admissions and Financial Aid Council Peter Warlick Anne directed energy and appeal that economic diversity here Former Station Manager of Link and Frits Hoffman he majority of the 14 students With three quick questions WDUB Kathy Shelton also Priorities Council Jason Deeds present left the meeting with an De Rocco countered this com- valued the balance between University Proxy Committee Rick Sandy Tim Talty and Rocky rnpression of Dr De Rocco mon claim Do you have a fami- Liberal Arts and the job market Kern which they described as ly Do you think you know that he maintained Committee on Personal Policy and Allocation of Faculty charismatic them and Are they all the But in order to maintain Resources Tim McGlynn I This charisma that De Roc- same type of person Of course education standards at Denison Student Activities Committee Brian Davis Dave Fonkalsrud Scott McFadden Sarah Ben Powell Dave o conveyed so well may be what not but they all come from the we must maintain Denison in- Svoboda Leonard irovoked comments like Bob same economicsociologic put And De Rocco pointed out Karen Talty and John Capetta Zullingers business manager of backgrounds The point being if that this will be challenging for On Thursday April 26 All- school elections were held with the UDUB I thought he was the we feel that everyone is the same by 1995 the applicant pull will following results Steve best candidate by far And here it is only because we are be fewer University Senate Jeff Mueller Bob Zullinger Grune Jeff 13 Duckett aiost of the student leaders judging by the conventions we To counter this decrease we Difilippo Loretta Frits Hoffman Jeff Monson and Tim greed thus closely matching have erected to make us appear must cultivate a very active Taltry Elizabeth he unanimous Presidential the same De Rocco stated recruitment center and this University Judicial Board Arthur Manigault J xarch Committee decision There is a whole range of diver- means cultivating an image Oster Ben Powell Timothy W Wolfe Alternate Scott Neff Class Co- Jerry Harrington co- president sity here at Denison to be ex- that makes Denison a desirable Governors Class Kathy Shelton Defilippo f DCA and DLS co- chairman plored that isnt obvious he place to visit Then as De Roc- Senior Jeff Class Bill Hall Ann plained the reasons for his suggested that if you go beyond co puts it Once they are here Junior Taylor Class Cathy Cordial rong support of the decision how you get to know people Chainem Sophomore Tim Talty Michael Bennet Capetta Steve iiade by the Presidential Search what you will find will surprise De Roccos ability to sprinkle Student Judicial Council Jon Grune Ginny Prendergast Meg Riley Richard Sandy Kelly M ommittee In our 40- minute the hell out of you the meeting with humor did not Seremak and Dana Washington One position must be occupied counter De Rocco addressed De Roccos answer was not an go unnoticed by the represen- by a minority representative but none ran the position will be very discipline taught at attempt to evade the issue but tatives It is important that a appointed by DCGA President Lee Sachs Alternates Martin enison and did so with a sense rather to illustrate how prejudice president have a personality and Boltres Ron Cornell Jeff J Mueller Kurt F Weist f knowledge and appreciation at all levels can distort Dont be a sense of humor I think he had or what those disciplines color- deaf he told the group both said Zullinger His humor leveloped in a person And it seems as though his whole was described as witty and Edited by Margaret Farrar and James C Boldl It is true that De Rocco did concept of liberal arts revolves quick his personality John By int Let AafriM Tlam SyadkMc it omit economics poetry around this statement OConnel 1 said exudes energy Harold J 51 Make amends 118 Linear unit Embellish 68 East African Percle 55 Remote of yore Prune jlitics in- tribe philosophy and physical Avoiding color- deafness DCGA president Lee Sachs ACROSS 56 Part of the 120 Christmas Fuss 70 Covers luxation rock climbing from volves among other things be- also got the same feel within 1 Cut Malay 121 Small Bath item in 71 Marker is discourse He pulled these ing aware of and exploring the the first two minutes of the 6 Imitated Archipelago quantity Bursa 73 Hope and 10 Insecticide 60 Baked item 122 Home of a liberty Jessica of disciplines into the meeting with blind forces that more than sur- meeting you could see how easy Abbr 62 Mideast land biblical witch me films enthusiasm which was meant round us He named as three of it would be to work with him 3 Maize 64 Highflier 123 Sports site More meager 76 Major part b challenge He challenged the these blind forces worthy or our is porridge 66 Clothing 124 Cures Hemingway 78 First lady This because He seemed to 8 Florida 67 Kind of man leather First born 80 Broaden Denison students to take a risk attention technology na- sense the way we work as a com- cigar city 69 Estranged 125 Maverick of Signs 82 Fashionable nd dive below the surface of tionalism and market munity here This includes 9 Mouselike one TV Complement 83 Yesterdays hese disciplines capitalism color- creature 72 Warns 126 A Gabor ofS roast today Avoiding faculty administration trustees CO Constantly 74 Location of 127 Intrinsically latitude 85 Draw Emily Marsh former deafness also means being able as well as students Let us hope 121 German artist 56 Across 128 Choose 29 Norse saga 86 Whole hairperson of SAC explained to adapt to the ever- changing Lee Sachs speaks for us all when E2 Facing the 75 Embryonic 129 Dry 35 Summary 89 Blarney pttcher part 130 Weather word 37 Look up to 92 Sane us I work- k Roccos challenge He never world around which in the he says look forward to E3 Esprit 77 Flower parts 38 So be it 94 Geo area vants you to stop learning ex past has been from agricultural ing with him C4 Places 79 Walk 39 Como coins 95 Paulines periencing and being But what to industrial currently industrial 125 Church awkwardly 41 Rubber problems instrument 81 Hot spot in checks 96 Tolstoy E6 Strange Holland stamp heroine symptoms in 84 Greek letter 42 Price control 97 Homeless one Shanghai 87 More practical DOWN agcy 98 Polar sight DO Cattle 88 Donkey Repro 43 Midday 99 Fertilizer Lottery controversy erupts again m Hitherto 90 Detest Wood working 46 Montreal 100 Investigator E2 Convent 91 Holy machine player 102 Object to by resident 93 Quarrel Forever 48 Poem 103 Horn blower John Moore the figure has not been changed placed in temporary housing and E3 Shakes 95 Country Fr Man Without 104 Monastery The annual controversy over during the semester most were in permanent housing pearean role 97 Sneak Saloon on a Country worker B4 98 Obstruct Saturn 50 Weathercock 109 Slight push allocat- Herds the the residence hall room Every year freshmen must be by the end of September During herd 101 Salute in love 52 Abroad 110 Positive ion erupted again after last placed in temporary housing the 1982- 83 year 60 students B6 Fairbanks St Lo no man 53 Orderly terminal astray 113 Do weeks on- campus room lottery otherwise the normal attrition were placed in temporary hous- fry 105 James Earl Means of 54 Goes B0 Abandon 106 Coastal bird access 57 Type of tone others A 76 would by record total of spaces rate for the new class ing but this time last year B1 Wanderers 107 Japanese Solidarity site 58 Intimation 114 Important reserved for incoming freshmen cause a financially disastrous there were over 30 free spaces o4 Diamond sash WW II Greek 59 Charged person particle 115 Deteriorated were opened for upperclassmen situation for the residence halls Miller defended the room lot- protection 108 tizzy resistance 15 Instruct upset force 61 Sound off 116 Fashionable Even so many students were because of the empty rooms tery situation saying that there t7 Type of whale 111 Presently Refuse 63 Twosome in fluctuations disappointed at the room selec- Miller cited several figures as are some people happy in 8 Unique long ago 19th cen Thailand 117 Doggone 65 Station 119 Menlo Park tion available evidence of this Presently there Shorney Im not worried there person 112 Canine in Czech BO Upset Kiev composer 67 Maiden monogram Artie Miller associate dean of are 53 spaces available in the will just be a lot of additional student life said I never had to residence halis At the beginning work next year 1 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 open so many freshman rooms of the year 24 students were I before This years rooming 75 is J situation is compounded by the 22 23 24 I 25 problem of approximately 50 GRANVILLE 5 BANK a I I J 26 27 28 Ua JO of- fcampus study students who 1 J have not yet received notification Jl 32 33 34 35 I 1 i from their program sponsors If 36 37 38 39 10 Miller advised these students to i VT 42 43 44 J45 46 go through the room lottery in l A FULL I 4 I 4 l case they are not able to leave 47 h8 49 M 51 52 53 54 campus I SERVICE j C next semester PARK 56 57 58 59 i0 bl 55

1 JrJ Sixty- 76 freshmen BANK I I J J J two of the l i F spaces opened were for women 62 63 54 b5 56 NATIONAL 1 30 Win ot VU 4 i r A in Shorney 24 in Curtis West d I 07 lb8 59 70 71 72 73 o and 8 in East Miller said I i J r 74 75 76 77 78 suspect I will release a few more LESS I i I r J YOU COULD OWN FOR 320 or 1 54 5 women for off- campus housing WHY RENT WHEN 79 60 82 53 8 66 off- but I wont know until more 87 ae 89 90 91 92 I I J campus study people know their 3 BR condo for sale in East ColsWhitehall J 4 93 94 36 96 97 situation next year hook- l J basement with washerdryer up 4 Figuring the number of rooms J8 99 100 101 102 103 104 nice residential area Ideal for children or young people available is guided by several 705 766 To7 108 109 no pool factors including the size of next swimming i l r 116 117 years freshman class the outside maintenance free 1I2 113 114 115 r number of people on off- campus MUST SELL- price of 23500 or willing to negotiate TTi nT 120 121 122 programs students on academic CALL 864 8308 AFTER 600 PM T23 24 T25 126 suspension and people who withdraw their matriculation 727 7S 29 130 notice after acceptance from another school Dick Boyden ALADDIN RESTAURANT dean of admissions said that Home of the Fudge Cake every year approximately 50 peo- Delicious Home Cooking ple follow this route These are VILLAGE DAODEO all numbers that are difficult to Homemade Pies and Pastries determine and may not be set SfJQP until the new semester begins Breakfast specials 7 days a week This vear the Priorities Coun 587 0253 I APPOINTMENTS AVAILACLEZ I cil set next years class at 580 Mon Sal 6 am 9 pm I people down from previous Sunday 8 am 8 pm 507- 1CG9 years Miller said that the lower figure was chosen because 122 E Broadway 134 Prospect CLOSED rOKDAYS Denison wants to maintain a Grntillp Ohio quality student body and that FRIDAY MAY 4 1034 PAGE 4 UentHonian

Now Computer oyotem G vuiuro guccggg Illxely page 1 Continued from puting facility to almost double possibilities for funding of future its present size Plans are also be- additions to the system ing outlined for the expansion of Mr Seegers also said that printing services which will in- Denison has a leading edge in clude printers of a higher quali- fY making these computer ty i resources available to students When asked if expansion of Recently Princeton and Cornell this system will eventually lead to it universities have adopted a every student having their own model of distributed computer terminal Dr Jalbert replied that resources similar to that which such a possibility is not feasible Denison has gradually expanded for Denison at this point over the last five years I think what is going to hap- Right now we are in a posi- pen is that people are just going tion where we are limited in to buy their own as they feel it capacity rather than by the gives them an advantage Dr needs and expectations of the Jalbert said students said Dr Jalbert in Commenting on the near Denison University Jazz Ensemble evaluating the present status of future development of the the computer system system Dr Jalbert noted For Evaluation of the new word the first time we have a processing units is the computer plan we havent said where the Jazz ensemble to play in Burke centers primary objective Atten- answers are but we know not to tion will then be directed toward get to them And I dont think GRANVILLE The Denison such featured tunes include perform at 8 pm on May 9 in significantly increasing the that many other people are University Jazz Ensemble will be Be- Bopp Charlie Wide Open Wednesday in Burke Recital capacity of the central com that kind of situation performing a concert featuring Spaces and Hip n Cool The Hall The concert will feature jazz and big band sound at 8 Jazz Ensemble made up of traditional and popular works pm on May 7 Monday in Denison students and Granville for the percussion instruments Liberal arts help Burke Recital Hall The 17 piece residents recently returned from among which will be a medley of band led by Denison music a successful Midwest big band songs from the opera Carmen prepare faculty member Rick Brunetto tour that included concerts in highlighting the marimba for future recently participated in the Cen- Dayton Chicago Cleveland ensemble The group will also Now that spring has arrived at tion support and guidance For tral Ohio Jazz Festival at Ohio Detroit Toledo and Cincinnati perform an original arrange- Denison graduating seniors seniors there are orientation ses- State University and will perform The Denison University Per- ment by Rick Brunetto entitled thoughts are turning toward the sions an interview lottery help some of the music which was cussion Ensemble also under the Corner Pocket Both concerts future with resumes and stepby- stp in- featured at the event Three direction of Rick Brunetto will are free and open to the public The ques- structions on how to follow tions on their minds are Am I through Sally Anne Nicholas going to graduate Where am I who will be working at AG going to live What am I going Becker Paribaf in New York Ci- Dull to speak on epidemic to do first question can be The ty commented Career Plann- sored by Denison Lecture in GRANVILLE Professor and the Assistant Director for Programs answered by the school the ing gave me direction helped is former assistant director of the Series free and open to the From 1977- 1979 as form of such V credit courses as with my resume and gave me Dull served Center for Disease Control Dr public Assistant fur PE or running for your names of firms to look at Surgeon General Harold B Dull will speak as part Dull began a 24 year career the Public Health Service befou diploma Doug Thomas who is think- with the Public Health Ser- be answered of Denison Universitys All- US returning to the Center fur The second can ing of entering law school said in 1957 as in- College Convocation series at 8 vice an epidemic a by your parents and the third They helped me on the details Disease Control in 19S0 as pm Tuesday May 8 in Slayter telligence service officer in the Special Assistant to the Director can be answered by you What like procedure and of Hall Auditorium on the Gran- Epidemiology Branch the Since 1982 he has been prc- have you done to prepare for a preparation Many students Disease Control In ville campus Dulls talk AIDS Center for dent of Preventive Medicine life in the real world Probably suggested that the interviewers was named assistant Herpes and the Phenomena of 1966 he Associates a private consultant more than vou think Your were impressed by their well of the center and in is Epidemics which is being spon director in preventive medicine Denison liberal arts education rounded education but stressed 1970 moved up as the centers the first step In the past the the need for more business value of such an education has oriented courses Diane been underrated Recently more Bootheroyde said I was very and more grad schools and com- pleased with the results that I panies have come to liberal arts got What could have helped schools in search of the students other people though would be with well rounded educations to classes in accounting and MIKE KING i 4 fill their spaces For example 97 management These would percent of the Denison students teach the skills that the lack Y who applied to law school were thereof are holding a few people For accepted and 80 percent of the back from getting jobs that they students who applied to medical would really like school have been accepted so The overall picture that inter- far With the economy in better viewers receive of a Denison stu- condition and the job market dent is of polite well educated Prosecuting more fluid many more firms individuals with good have been able to interview at backgrounds The only pro- Denison this year too blem continued Diane is that The second step is to use the they tend to see us as not willing Attorney facilities available to try and to get our hands dirty by starting locate a suitable position The at the bottom Office of Career Planning head- Hopefully this spring will start ed by Nancy Cable- Wells and a bright future for the class of the new career library are open 84 So get your diploma talk to to anyone who needs help in fin- your parents and keep looking ding a career school or summer for that perfect job or school job Their goal is to assist in the Remember that what you are application process Your skills and get out of life is a product of A Ckiamge and education are considered in what you contribute The more Its Time For finding the right situation for advantage you take of your edu- you This is achieved through a cation and resources the more process of counseling informa you will achieve Committed To Restoring Integrity to the Prosecutors Office Aggressively Prosecuting welfare Fraud CJ Personally 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The National Endowment for the Humanities has an- nounced a unique grants program for individuals under 21 Leadership For Licking County to spend a summer carrying out their own non- credit New humanities research projects The Younger Scholars Pro- Partner in Law Firm of Jones Norpell List Miller Howarth gram will award up to 100 grants nationally for outstanding Past- Newark Area Jaycees and Recipient of Outstand- research and writing projects in such fields as history President philosophy and of ing Ohio Jaycee Chapter President Award the study literature These projects will be Licking carried out during the summer of 1985 The application Current Licking County Basketball Official and Former deadline is September 15 1984 County League Athlete Award recipients will be expected to work full- time for nine weeks during the summer researching and writing a humanities paper under the close supervision of a humanities scholar Please note that this is not a financial J MICHAEL KING aid program that no academic credit should be sought for the projects and that competition for these grants is rigorous For Licking County For guidelines write to Younger Scholars Guidelines CN Rm 426 The Prosecuting Attorney National Endoivment for the Hunamities Paid or by King lor Prosecuting Attorney Committee Washington DC 20506 Michael F Higgins Chm 30 W Locust St Newark Ohio 43055 FRIDAY MAY 4 1934 eniBontan PAGE 5

3 receive EsGFEcrary degree G Summer is hero RAN Hon H Mar- rr VILLE Denison The Prentice Arnold Ephraim Ross t Universitys annual Honors shall US District Judge for the emeritus professor of the depart- Aeck celebration began Monday Northern District of Illinois lec- ment of mathematics at Ohio 1 i 23 v April and included All turer at the University of State University former chair- ollcge convocation ceremonies Chicago Law School and former man of that department visiting Iriday afternoon April 27 in faculty member at Harvard Law professor of mathematics at the hich honorary degrees Il- were School and the University of Institute for Advanced Studies of i Mi stowed upon three distinguish linois Law School Marshall Panjab University in India in 1 I individuals who holds BS and JD degrees 1978 and author of numerous I Denison University President from the University of Illinois mathematical publications Ross ijbert C Good presided at the 4 was presented an honorary doc- received his BS MS and rm Friday ceremonies in tor of laws degree by Assistant PhD degrees from the Universi- w- icy Chapel honoring Professor Political Science Freda ty of Chicago and was presented i James B Holderman Solomon an honorary doctor of science CI nison graduate and president degree by Professor Andrew f 1 the University of South Sterrett chairman of Denisons uolina since 1977 a former mathematics department ofossor of political science at Ross has gained national A I e University of Illinois where recognition 4 t for his decades of J1 n e was associate chancellor and work with mathematically gifted ce chancellor former executive pre- college students a number rcctor of the Illinois Board of of whom have participated in Education and from I iher summer institutes he established j Vi J 73 to 1976 vice president for 25 years ago and are now lucation at the Lilly Endow- regularly offered at Ohio State ment in Indianapolis Holder- Also selected for an honorary m a 1958 Phi Beta Kappa doctorate was Stephen Jay aduate of Denison and former Gould professor of geology as 4s the weather becomes warmer become smaller How many of a cass sizes ustee holds PhD in well as Alexander Agassiz Pro- tese sun worshippers are missing their classes jlitical Nor- science from N J fessor of Zoology at Harvard vestern University He was Arnold E Ross resented for a doctor of umane letters degree by Judge Marshall has been nison University Provost Louis recognized both for his teaching Brakeman and his record on the bench In 1970 he was named the Outstan- ding Professor in the University DLS seeks wide variety of Illinois School of Law and he V has been honored by the American Civil Liberties Unions of well- known lecturers Due Process Award in 1965 he received Illinois and the by Chip Quinn Public Defenders Associations Denison out of ideas generated Award of Merit in 1970 Last As the end of the school year in the forums In chooMng year 1983 the Chicago approaches the Denison lecture someone come to Denison the Southside branch of the NAACP series draws to a close with manv committee had to take into ac- special award cited him for accomplishments on its list This count their budget which rang- outstanding service toward Prentice H Marshall year the lecture series staff ed from ten to twelve thousand entirely of students and dollars a An in- making freedom and equality a University and Curator of In- made up semester is reality for all Americans and vertebrate Paleontology at the headed bv Jerry Harrington and teresting note that while ten a seem be was named Outstanding District universitys Museum of Com- Karen Wheel brought number thousand dollars may to of speakers whose lecture topics a large sum of money speakers James B Holderman Judge by the International parative Zoology Gould author Academy of Trial Lawyers In of The Mismeasure of Man ranged from gav rights to being such as Walter Cronkite and in 7- commercials how David Letterman charge from A native of Morris 111 1981 and 1983 American and Hens Teeth and Horsess Lp Just five olderman has served both his Lawyer Magazine rated him as Toes among others has won and by whom the lecturers were ten to twenty- thousand is of dollars for just one lecture After atie state and South Carolina best district judge in the Seventh many literary and academic chosen unknown to much the the lecturer was chosen the staff ell His Carolina Plan for Federal District covering Il- awards including Discover campus lecture series staff set out through Dr Amy Gordon thieving higher academic stan- linois Wisconsin and Indiana Magazines Scientist of the Year The of the w ith would get in touch with that per- ards expanding public service Judge Marshall recently 1981 and Columbia at the beginning year the task of selecting lecturers son through an agency or by nifving nine diverse campuses ordered the City of Chicago to Universitys Medal of Excellence represented subjects of in- direct conctact nd elevating USCs reputation erase more than 800000 1982 Gould who holds an that and events for the This is basically how and why eflects his continued leadership disorderly conduct arrests main- AB from Antioch College and terest current Denison campus The subjects the lecturers were broueht to n higher education Today he is ly involving blacks and a PhD from Columbia Univer- were to cover minority political Denison The first semester hairman of the National Adi- Hispanics over the past five sity was presented with a doctor and controversial topics The will feature three fine lec- sory Board on years He ruled the arrests un- of science degree at Denisons International staff about choosing lec- turers They are Bella Abzug a constitutional because no pro- went education and of the Presidents 143rd commencement forums of feminist and political activist secution was intended He is a ceremonies May 26 for which he turers bv conducting National Commission for Alan Page an attorney and past VXESCO resident of Oak Park 111 is the principal speaker discussion During these numerous forums ideas were football player for the Minnesota brought out as to who should be Vikings and Richard Reeves a Dates of rush altered brought to the campus political columnist and freelance and lengths Sometimes professors wished to writer With a budget next year have the author of the book their that is going to be equal if not by Suzy Aishton The IFC proposed they didnt Visitations on Sunday October class was studying come as was greater the Denison Campus 1 pledge night on these This fall rush will be shorten- and ended on Saturday want the with Isaac Singer so this can look forward to enlighten- weekends Furthermore they case ed in length for both men and November 5 Next semester education rush over was arranged But most of the ment and more oraen Mens rush will also mens rush will begin on Sunday didnt want to prolong the lecture series which would lecturers were brought to through egin earlier to coincide with September 16 and pledging will these weekends omens rush According to both occur on Saturday October 6 cause it to end much later benefits con- ie Inner Fraternity Council There are several reasons to There are other a three week rush pro- IFC and the Panhellenic Coun- support an early rush First rush cerning o 29 is an enormous cil Panhel this will be will be held before the heavy gram There of time and effort put beneficial to both those part- academic pressures of papers amount rush by the active members icipating in rush and to the aci- and midterms begin According into ve to Randy Parker president of of the houses According to Jim L members of the fraternities Pi 9uL srid sororities IFC It will benefit the Mahaney Beta Theta of IFC It will be I Last first Informal freshmen academically to move representative fall the fraternities and parties for womens rush began ahead and get rush out of the easier on the mm sororities as well as the freshmen n Wednesday September 14 way time involved MEET YOUR ANIMAL Pledge Day was on Saturday Second stereotypes form because of the Although there are several October 8 fall womens quickly and are damaging A FARM FRIENDS AT This concerning the jush will begin on Wednesday later rush allows these positive aspects issue there is also a negative ifptember 19 and Pledge Day stereotypes to become more settl- Many affiliated greeks GRANVILLE TIMES jdil be on Saturday October 6 ed According to Panhel if rush is side a concern for the ac- This year mens rush began with held earlier it will be less share noticeable and more easily celerated process They feel the DOWNTOWN WER TO TODAYS PUZZLE forgotten new dates and time allotment on 7 r AlPlElp 13DT pATQlE Third there will be less time may cause hasty decisions Vti Tto L E JW E R 3 U R E R both the rushee and the houses I I for dirty rushing Therefore L ANMJ0C ORAW on- 01lt I N E decisions will not CjjiN A SlVN 0 0TwJfctl the rule infraction will be less part These iL E hRrSR I vjtTs Kathy Walsh president of ly affect a member during their FAST PHOTO PROCESSWG jjkWo aJl a vkJajd esfRt also Panhel says The rush rules four years at Denison but will after college PRESCRIPTIONS I will be set this Spring They ItViO Me SI I aTj p pip o v E R I p It is that ample time s rUfJlE icon dIorITwe fl R be clear to the Houses by the apparent and also clear and consideration was put forth SERVICE T A time school starts FOUNTAIN iyINTtNt t jPE LSjl by the active members of the i d lTeIJdoTt CiHoTyF NKeTriA to the rushees through the hand- 1 v of cJaTsIs maTtJfT r AJt book greek system to alleviate some the previous problems and con- E- BIicH Tip as Xk A final and very important I As jVBiT E R N DOB TK MIA factor involved in the decision flicts in the rush program TUIS s aJniW o eh o u nd We weigh- 1 Randy Parker states E l making process is that these Bjit ru3 kfLoJr ANS2lE all of the advantages and TAYLORS DRUG Vt A5- with ed out E5tptfTtanc 2 dates do not conflict sIeIreIsTueIeIt Homecoming mid terms Fall disadvantages but we had to Break or Fall Parents Weekend work around the calendar G 13 FRIDAY MAY 4 1C24 J PAGE entsontan i

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by Jennifer Ditsler trast of wood and plexiglass em- Party is a more abstract rendi- Despite a rather meagre phasizes a basic connection bet- tion of another human en- number of submissions and what ween the modern and the counter Higgins brush strokes appears to be a general lack of primitive particularly noting and colors have depth he has seriousness from Denison art the almost futuristic design of not only an eye for characteriza- students there are several works the sculptures base tion and color but also a true in the spring student art show As for painting Stephen feel for the paint and an obvious which are worth mentioning Carbs bright flat paintings enthusiasm for painting While there are certainly no Our Negro Friend Burning Clayton Blacks self- portrait is pla wildly avant- garde or even sur- From Inside seem to follow a a very well- executed painting Co prising pieces in the show which trend of two- dimensional The fact that it is unfinished cer- hav includes painting photography almost graffitilike painting tainly adds an interesting whi sculpture and ceramics there which has become quite almost distorted quality to the tior are a few that speak however popular Carbs paintings resem- piece The colorful plumes of the quietly ble those of Raphael Ferrer who Martha Churukian are also nice- whi It is a Perhaps the most memorable was a guest artist at Denison a ly painted and not unpleasant to GRANVILLE New York bas- terns are woven comment ces in which we entry in the show is a group of few years ago in their simple look at ed Stuart Pimsler Dance on the manner Fre three ceramic sculptures by almost childlike rendition of Other pieces worth noting are Theatre with Suzanne Costello advertise ourselves jun Christopher Bradley meant to people and objects Stephen Tortollanis elegant will perform in concert at Word Game by he Daniel Nagrin represent men in three separate In illustrating people ceramic vases and white bowl Denison University on Friday choreographer Tai extremes of being joy anguish however Jeffrey Higgins takes and one color photograph by and Saturday May 4 and 5 in and former partner Helen his is for Pimsler It and euphoric ignorence These the prize in this show His Jam Morris the Ace Morgan Theatre of the Tamiris a solo Sar of- pieces are beautifully executed Three Friends depicts three The student art show has Theatre Arts Building Admis- is a satiric look at public anc and whether or not one can young men looking directly out traditionally provided Denison sion to the 8 pm performances ficials Bov Mat distinguish these emotions they and standing almost at the edge art students majors and non- is by ticket 350 2 for faculty Poems by Field pla remain subtly disturbing in their of the canvas Higgins majors the opportunity to pre- staff or students and 150 for Stream choreographed by def is another duet for expressiveness The only other straightforward to these three sent their best work to the stu- senior citizens Pimsler resf done to sculpture exhibited is Boat by characters is very fresh One can dent body and public Although The works will include two Pimsler and Costello J music It is based on George Johnson The boat is a feel the camraderie the honest enthusiasm has been much repertory pieces Piercing the collage a st sleek modern design yet is frankness of their relationship it higher in past years it is good to Veil 1982 and Word Game historical and contemporary whi strangely reminiscent of a huge is a pleasant moment The other see that Denison art students do 1968 and two premiere pieces observations of contemplative thi prehistoric bird Johnsons con painting by Higgins Cocktail indeed exist Poems by Field Mat Stream sports figures pla also HMWHIIIIIlii 1984 and House 1984 Finally House di I by Pimsler is a Piercing the Veil choreographed at t three choreographed by Pimsler is a quartet for Costello and C duet for Pimsler and Costello Denison students Mark Austin Symphony at Swasey with music by Ruth Anderson Valorie Luther and Barcy Neel Orchestral Maneuvers and to music by Jimi Hendrix Riuchi Sakamoto It is about a House is a theatrical probing iNEWS SERVICES- The Lick audiences in our area and the Dvoraks Russalka Mio Bab- man a woman and an ironing of ones obsession with collecting n Countv Symphony Orchestra husband and wife team of bino Caro from Puccinis board in which intricate pat property kinder the baton of its Music Marilyn and Robert Nims from Bianni Schicchi the Largo al Director Frank Bellino will pre Delaware Ohio where they Factotum from Rossinis sent a unique Opera Showcase teach at Ohio Wesleyan Univer- Barber of Seville and other on Sunday May 6th The con sity All soloists have appeared in selections The finale will assem- h Thompson be or cert which will take place in past concerts of the LCSO ble all six singers together for a l wins The unique May 6th finish with beloved wh Swasey Chapel on the Denison presenta- grand the by Kurt Dusterberg Whether they slow down the University campus Granville tion will offer music solely from music from Franz Lehars nis in The After a pair of mildly- received pace for the fresh eerie Storm will six the world of opera and is the first Merry Widow These are some Oh at 815 pm feature albums in the United States it On The Sea or pick up the tern music Showcase the orchestra has of the ighlights of the completely Del vocal artists and program appears the Thompson Twins po for the dance tunes The ever programmed Included will operatic evening and the con- da from the world of opera have hit it big with the release Gap and No Peace For The Bellino be the Overtures to Mozarts cert promises to end the LCSOs The soloists are Eileen Into The Gap Wicked the group finds the Frederick Frey both faculty Marriage of Figaro and Offen- season with a great flourish lacl and Tom Bailey Joe Leeway and singing mixture that works Denison Univer bachs La Vie Parisienne Opera has always been a Xo members of the great Alannah Currie no Thompsons It is likely that Doctor Doc Music duets from Rossinis Barber of source of enjoyment to the the sity Department of Jane no twins make up this band with tor will be the second release Seville and Offenbachs Tales LCSO s audiences and the even- h c McCormick and Nancy a light but compelling sound from Into The Gap although who well known of Hoffman the beautiful ing has the earmarks of a pet Karlsbereer are The first single from the album many of the nine songs on the musical Song to the Moon from milestone in the Dei to concert and theatre orchestras Hold Me Now is seem have a pop sound history perhaps the LP to 1 latest is best The clarity of the lead The Thompson Twins an vocals Bailey and backing a competent and enjoyable vocals as well as the lyrics of this album but it will have its an wave love song have sent it into the top greatest appeal to new OA more ten lovers Those who prefer a sixt PEANUTS by Charles M Schulz Several tracks on this album standard pop guitar sound ing chop- are attractive but the group would be wise to avoid the to LOOK I I a is univer- sound ex IMMI55INS A PUT IT IN YOUR TRIEPTHAt THE OTHER SOCKS maintains sound that py English new wave l they SOCK WHAT CAN I PRAWER UNTIL THE woulpnt Accept him1 sal to all their songs The sound cept for what radio play f he PO WITH ONE SOCK 7 5EC0NP ONE SH0U1S UP is annoyingly similar throughout receive The album can the album in the same way that monotonous for those who are many of todays new groups are not willing to let the groups Day After Day and Who Can sound sink in Stop The Rain are the major If the sound bares am culprits Still the album comes resemblance to Duran Duran ii up to a higher standard on most may be the influence of producer pro i of the other cuts Alex Sadkin who recently i sor The The Twins find the right com- duced the LP Seven And Ni bination of percussion and syn- Ragged Tiger The Thompson be thesizers when the vocals are Twins may not 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cdy Dan off to Ma j i jsTAFFThe word III awesome Lake and Clarke VVeidlein on of- very well describe niv the season fense throughout the season the if womens lacrosse team Betsy Lippincott too played V Having compiled an 11- 1 slate strong consistently Were JM i v p he team was undefeated in Divi- basically a progressive f sion team I III competition only losing said Coach Hawthorn The jnne to a Division I s y squad The players who enter college are get- now point bomen to the NCAA ting better and better As a pivwon III Nationals result the quality of play gets We have a lot of experienced better leavers this year commented Coach Hawthorn points out Coach Jan Hawthorn We also that Denison is setting a prece- ne a slew of talented freshmen dent in improving the quality of uhich has resulted in a combina- lacrosse among midwest teams oii that has worked well over Its frustrating for a team such i the vears The starting team as ours to have easy competition Jiich experienced so much suc- until ent the championships she es consists of seniors Lisa said we Densons Andy John luluuif Clarke VVeidlein pivots a tough Wooster defense enroute to scoring in recent action The laxmen are 12- 4 at and In viewing prospects for the press time i ior Meg Filoon plaving at the by National championships Coach imme positions Freshman feels rin Hawthorn that the team ira Maloney played at len center can improve on their sixth place sis season Nanci Lewis and ranking We are looking to La It i ah Amst played at the left of make the top five she said The 1 right wing positions Lynn team will first face Swarthmore by Steve Grune ly affected the practice schedule only closely won by a score of wlby and Betsy Lippincott in the first round of the I feel tourney our games during Spr- the result being only one win out 12- 11 Against Washington and iived at the left and right As for next years team Coach ing by Break really prepared us for of their total five games Since Lee a good division one team iensive forward positions Hawthorn feels that will the for there be rest of the season Weve had spring break however the team according to Captain the Hpectively relatively few in main- John to problems a complete turn around and has yet lose to Big j to any of their Red dominated play and Junior Barb Van Horn played taining the the on strength team has have dominated everybody we competition giving the Big Red won 8- 5 strong cover point position always had in the We ran past have have played since then remark- an overall record of 12- 4 Defensively our team has hile freshmen Missy Rulon was a strong B fill the ed the live team to Denisons mens Lacrosse Our best win to date was been playing outstanding says hird man Kate Anthony senior slots she said Our captain Andyjohn definitely against Wooster this John The defense being led by ijved point and senior Ran- main problem will 1 be 1 so replacing John felt that the team was past weekend We had to win goalie Bill Hall has been i really l ake was continuously strong our goalie Coach Hawthorn in is a hindered the games during and we came out charging strong against all of their com- i the goaltending also mentioned she iree that has spring break because of the commented Captain Andyjohn petition Dave Breschi Tim Mc- Coach Hawthorn cites the ex- recruited a tin strong freshman class limited practice time prior to The Big Red beat Wooster by Cahan and Ted Kolva lead the tent playing of goalie Randy for next vear s season eel those games The weather great the large margin of 17- 8 the defensive unit for the Big Red irix score of hafltime being 11- 1 It Leading the offensive attack in 1 jing was a must win for the Denison scoring for Denison is Captain tin Laxmen if the midwest title was Andy John Junior attackman OSLI C to be at all realistic With this Henry Galleher and midfielder win under their belt the Big Red Danny Waterhouse have also EWS SERVICES- Denisons the Big Red in early April and moved up to the No 3 position need to beat Ohio Wesleyan this shown outstanding performances Red tennis team coached by OWU are still regarded as fierce Tritt and McLean teamed up Saturday to conquer the Midwest in all of the games this season i Tegtmeyer will be trying challengers for this years title to win the No 3 doubles crown Lacrosse Title If they win the It always helps to motivate us r iis sixth straight league title which will incidentally mark in last years conference tourna- possibility of entering the NCAA when there is good attendance at i rn the Ohio Conference Ten- is playoffs seems very good our games We would truly ap- the the last year that the three ment This year Tritt paired Championships held schools in the Ohio with Alan Walker No 3 Some other close wins for the preciate support this Saturday orm are at compete at hio Weslevans courts in Conference doubles and McLean is teamed Mens Lacrosse team come in when we face OWU we want to ilaware on Friday and Satur Tegtmeyer has shuffled his with Detwiler at No 2 doubles bouts against Notre Dame and win concluded Andy The Big Red V in and now If Detwiler is still with Washington and Lee The Big Lacrosse Team hosts Ohio The lineup recent outings bothered Again this year Big Red has senior Sokol in- the flu this week Tegtmeyer Red did not play up to par while Wesleyan on Saturday May 5 the the captain John uk an overpowering player at stalled at the No 6 singles slot may use Doug Jones in place of contending Notre Dame and The face off will be at 130 pm No 1 singles to lead them into the place of Randall Detwiler 3oc taking e tournament but Tegtmeyer Seabrook Detwiler was second in the ease optimistic that depth and ex- A possible problem for the Big OAC at No 5 singles in 1983 ugh perience will again Red is the fact that No 4 singles and Jones a Newark native was the bring iVnivon an OAC crown plaver Doug Detwiler was ill with runner- up at No 6 singles This by Matt Adler scrap his outside jumper and md Tegtmeyers netters turned in the flu against the Bishops last year Detwiler is competing at The playoffs are in full gear police the lane while teammate st is n impressive 6- 3 triumph over Saturday and may still not be at No 4 singles and Jones has mov- and as usual the NBA is rockin and rebounding king Buck I able Ohio Wesleyan last Saturday in 100 for the OAC ed up to No 5 and rollin towards the cham- stop here Williams denies the its percent n important tune- up for the showdown Babcox and Sokol were con- pionship series Several teams enemy the pleasure of seeing the ave OAC match That was DUs DUs Steve Tritt a Granville ference champions at No 2 who have been opening acts in ball lore th consecutive win of the spr- native will be defending his doubles in 1982 then finished the past now hold center stage The Nets devoured the once und boosting their overall mark league title in No 2 singles Bill second in the OAC in 1983 This in basketballs version of battle proud defending champion lop 7- 1 o 1 McLean who won the league in year they are playing the No of the bands Lets meet these Philadelphia Seventy- Sixers win- ex Woosters Scots who defeated No 4 singles a year ago now has doubles spot new wave teams pretenders to ning all three games on the Six- hev the throne of NBA royalty ers home court The shock waves be Out of scenic copacetic New were felt coast to coast and over- are Dy rlott Adhrl Jersey come the Nets Yes shadowed the quake that gave ups something from Jersey has decid- many in California a trip that ed to rear its maligned head in will not soon be matched Many anv G lini the national spotlight Is of the Sixer players were in i picliinsior IM i anything sacred Can anything shock The Doc Julius Erving jeer BASEBALL The Detroit Tigers are playin place Has the world come to an end Are th stop them The Nets are hurdl- had predicted a Sixer win but a championship ring was to write out the ome serious ball As Chico Escuala of Saturday Chicago Cubs ready to take on the big guns in ing towards unable with a of finesse prescription for stopping the Night Live might say Baseball been berry baseball No Virginia there is no Santa Claus combination son and muscle If there is a Nets Jerry good to de Tigers Indeed The Tigers The Cubs must think its Xmas though because uch weakness they must have lost it The Nets promptly continued 19- 2 at this writing are mauling the rest of the they have been receiving more wins than insults e of in Piscataway The Net guards their high wire act through the league while taking no prisoners The Tigers sud- The additions of gamer Gary Matthews speedy the with anyone playoffs by totally outplaying denly have a taste for game- winning fiesh and a Bob Dernier and pitching whiz Scott Sanderson can compete Michael Ray Richardson was next the hirst for a division title Like David Bowies have given Cub fans an early season gift Leon their opponent always known as an awesome Milwaukee Bucks Are the Nets a ong the Tigers seemingly can put out the op- Bull Durham patrols first base now and soon shooter The problem was how team of destiny Will they have postions Fire with gasoline and look like they can to be famous second baseman Kyne Dry Wine to get Michael Ray to shoot in- the patience and skill to defeat in for a years Ya wouldnt believe help to solidify the new Cubs infield thousand Sandbere stead of sniff After a harrowing the Bucks and possibly hat been so long Pennant fever on the North Side Maybe Wait till Ive been through its cocaine dependancy he is back dismember the rest the It has long time since the Tigers next year Definately of been a supposedly on the wagon and league Is New Jersey going to dominated cold has The annual NFL draft has baseball The weather helped FOOTBALL winning games for Jersey Next change its image Lets not go to Detroit notorious for ability to play better as again arrived Like a bunch of old ladies taking their we move to Otis Birdsong Once far but hey the Nets already he However as warm numbers and screaming a butcher shop the NFL temperature drops a smooth bird in a Kansas City have and teams like Philly and leather comes the Tigers will still be on the pro- will disperse of this years slim but talented crop of i u l l nest he has now flown East for Milwaukee are already feeling 1 So led anni anu far their pitching by Dan Petry and eager college seniors noping iui uig uuim the spring and the Nets are glad their presence There are other Jack women men Anyway l retuse to Dore Morris has been sensational Willie Her beautiful he did Injuries grounded this teams in the NBA that have NFL Nothing For Less is be nandez acquired from the Phillies has helped this column The rare warbler but he is now moved into the upperclass ranks an of their stuffy attitude ailing relief squad and the Tiger offense has ing victimized because his wings and oppos- Although no team in the West fans A typical example spreading nuked the opposition into oblivion towards their players and ing defenses thus allowing his looks to destroy the Los Angeles 1 is rule forbidding sack dances Can anyone save the league trom the lger of this the new frontline buddies to bang and Lakers Teams such as the Dallas Menage Can anyone save our ears from the spikes or any show of emotion during before or Utah and numan blister for rebounds Mavericks Jazz wagging Tiger fans that have suddenly come out after a game In other words notning The names upfront are Phoenix Suns are putting their jf your eyes and cobweb the woodwork to terrorize our campus Help allowed Cmon NFL open familiar ones At center patroll- best feet forward h bed pocketbooks and fight help Underdog Where are the Baltimore ing the land and points beyond is While the West looks clear Orioles The NFL is getting precisely what it deserves Are the Tigers part of the Baltimore The Planet Lovetrons number with the Lakers seemingly rising Colt is fans have been neglected far too long Foot conspiracy Know one in Baltimore talking The one citizen Darryl Dawkins above the rest the East is still sick of such neglect and so is the wut the diving O s I he Colts are gone ball fans are moved his big mouth and lazy quite cloudy When and if the is coverage and altimore Try and salvage baseball while the Os press The USFL getting great act to a Net team in smoke clears the East could be only things the NFL performing re only ten games out making headlines daily The need of beef The Dawkins of old so bloodied from their own bat- rules and rising ticket prices Chicago baseball has always been entertaining talks about are inane has disappeared however under tles even the late chairman Mao t the old AFL has to be There is great worry though in the Wake up NFL the memories of head coach Stan wont have sufficient forces to memories of Custers the tutalage of halls of justice that run Chicago Why The Sox should still be with you The Albeck Dawkins was told to combat the threat of the West fe losing and horrors the Cubbies are in first last stand should motivate you FRIDAY MAY 4 1S34 PAGE 0 13 cnionntan 4rf Buchwald

127th year of editor al freedom DANIEL R LEVIN E Editor Sex and First Names CARA MURRAY Managing Editor As if there wasnt enough sex discrimination in the business world a recent Rensselaer Polytechnic LEIGH WALTON Assistant Managing Editor Institute study says that women with sexy names have less chance of being selected for managerial jobs GRIFFITHS News Editor than those with non- sexy First names GARTH in DAVE GORMAN Advertising Manager The study conducted by Deborah Linville a former graduate student industrialorganizational KARL SODERLUND Advertising Manager psychology is titled Prejudice Toward Women Applicants Based on Their First Names and claims CHRIS BRADLEY Fine Arts Editor that men more often than women hold the traditional sex role stereotype about managers NELSON N EHINGER JR Sports Editor That stereotype managers should possess masculine characteristics such as motivation and VALERIE SEVER Business Manager decisiveness and that first names create expectations about people WILL WILLIAMS Photography Editor Ms Linville asked seniors and graduate students at RPI a popular training ground for Fortune 500 RICH BEATTY Assistant Photography Editor company managers to rate the perceived sexiness of 250 female names on a scale from 1 non- sexy to AMY TRAVAS Layout Editor 7 sexy KATIE HANSON Subscription Manager She did not define the word sexy but left that up to the students DOLC JONES Circulation Manager She then asked another group of students to play boss and rate job applications with these seven he ttiabliihrd in 1857 I ntirrK Mudrni operated Published erklv during ihc ichool car Ckcrp names The non- sexy applicants were chosen for employment and promotion over the sexy ones by a hihdj wmfMrr brrAv jud ruminjliun prriodt Admiurd at non- profit third clan matter March joi I women which Ms Linville conclude that men when choosing IWt ji rant uir Ohiu IIOJI SuLm iption rjir Si 00 per wmrtiti Editorial opimoru rprrucd much larger margin of men than made in i fir lrniMinidn rc not nrrMril ihotc of Dcniinn l nivrreilt Sigrtrd column do nul nrMarilt women for jobs are prejudiced by the sexiness of their first name stf rlit Mall opmon In case anyone is interested here are some of the other first names that RPI men perceived as sexy to Alicia Adrienne Andrea Candace Christine Gail Heather Holy Jacqueline Julia Kathy Maria CO m Marilyn Melanie Renee Susan Tamara and Tina Christine got a 508 the highest There were no 7s mi Vll3 E23GI CjlGCSG If Ms Linvilles conclusions are correct these women will have a tough time making it in a mans he world foi 7 s 2 Here are a few of the names which were perceived as non- sexy Alma Cornelia Doris Edna Elvira Florence Magdalena Myrtle Rosalind Silvana and Zelda Dt These women will have no problems rising to the top of the corporate ladder an Ik would like to congratulate Dr An So what are we to make of all this There is nothing much one can do at this stage of the game unless The Denisonian a woman wants to change her first name But if the prejudice continues in the business world nen th in- ed drew G De Rocco on his decision to accept Denisons parents may think twice when it comes to naming their daughters If they give them sexy names thr- v its 17th president His credentials en- may never see them rise to a vice presidency If they give them non- sexy ones their daughters could of vitation to become c knowledge made him become very successful professionally but might scare away nervous prospective suitors thusiasm and breadth of Of course parents can compromise by giving a girl one of the first names which wound up in the mid sht unanimously the best candidate for the position die of the Linville survey Those polled disagreed as to whether the following first names were sexy or COl in We are sure that Dr De Rocco will be deeply missed at not Anne Audrey Barbara Betsy Betty Carolyn Catherine Charlotte Elaine Ellen Faith Hope the successfully challenged that Ge Trinity College for he has Jean Jill Joanne Joyce Laura Linda Marcia Marian Mary Patricia Priscilla Ruth Shirk- v school to become a better place Denisons prestige has Virginia Wendy and Yolanda Re These first names never make it least they starve to death As rising for the past eight years and no one here in- may to the top but at wont been Space forbids me from printing how all 250 first names were rated and one should say that this is no tends for it to stop The unanimous vote for Dr De Rocco the only criterion for promotion used in selecting women for responsible jobs But Ms Linvilles stud inc pie shows our trust in him to continue that trend should be invaluable as evidence in a job discrimination suit If an Ethel gets promoted over a Christine has been in longer I think Christine has one heck of a follow we con- although Christine the organization much got Dr De Rocco has a tough act to but are case rea fident and ready to accept this challenge together Con- On the other hand if Candace gets to marry the boss and Mildred winds up as only the controller o Ph again Dr De Rocco Denison is looking for- the firm Mildred has nothing to blame but her first name gratulations c 1984 Los Angeles Times Syndicate De ward to working with you V

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m w U ft O by John A Haid This editorial is written in with The Good Years logo to Black marketeers swarmed our hotel It is said that in Moscow when a Russian speaks good English response to the April 12 1984 help spruce up the place and he is probably a black marketeer Ifound this to be almost invariably true article entitled DU House give it that lived in look Hard currency cigarettes and almost anything Western were eagerly sought People would ap- Decision Expected Shortly As If Dean Smith does not feel proach you everywhere and ask what you had to sell or trade The official rate for Rubles is one Ruble an officer in the Delta Upsilon secure with this proposal then 135 On the black market you can always get at least two rubles for every dollar and usually get at fraternity I would like to express the Black Student Union should least three If you do your selling or trading soon enough after you arrive in the Soviet Union you uii my response to the article I met be given the opportunity to move then have enough rubles to live like a king with Dean Smith earlier this into the DU house for the re- Traders there would have even taken my underwear and socks if I had let them One friend parted semester about the DU mainder of the four year Delta with a year- old pair of dirty gray twenty- dollar nylon Nike running shoes in return he received twenty TKlitp 1 5 Anllnrs t pn w hip nnA n uptv nttrnrtiup hlnrh fur ipnn mprp trmrwr fnr 100 Tlihlps fit tilt members having some input on Upsilon suspension The black th j j rnh j 6 t the future of the DU house His students of Denison are blatantly official exchange rate if new My Nikes may or may not have gotten even more response was it did not seem ap- slighted and the proposal to The police however were very wary of such exchanges as these Two of my friends had concluded a propriate to include a member move Delta Chi into the DU deal and for safetys sake were walking outside a distance away from the hotel to actually exchange the of the DU house on the plann- house and move the BSU into goods the black marketeer was not walking with them but was walking parallel to them one hundred ing committee I feel it is ap- Delta Chis present house is just yards away Suddenly three Soviet policemen ran past my friends Their would- be trading partner saie propriate to propose the follow- an administrative ploy to keep them and took to his heels with the policemen in hot pursuit Perhaps the trader had been recognized ing suggestions at this time the BSU off frat row and further and was wanted for past offenses Dean Smith and his family isolate them The presence of the The policemen were weighted down by heavy boots but they all carried walkie- talkies When last should move into the DU BSU on frat row will add to the seen the black marketeer had made a safe getaway but Russian police are supposed to be ruthless un- house This way he could keep a diversity of the Denison ex- forgiving and thorough in their pursuit I later asked an Embassy staff member what might happen to tighter reign on frat row and perience the trader if he was caught The answer was that he could well be beaten first by the police since h- prevent any more violent un- I hope Carol Livingston con- ehad taken to his heels and then sentenced to two or three years in prison if he was not young enough to provoked assaults from occurr- tinues to be upbeat about the qualify as a juvenile car ing As a token of our good will committee and its job and based As one part of our tour we were taken to visit the Institute of Economic Achievement The guides a- not each DU member has promised on my experience with the ttempted to convince us of the moderness of Soviet industry and technology but at times I thought t the to donate 3000 a man to help Denison administration I know would have been better and more convincing if they had not attempted to do so After seeing the ex- No defray the 150000 renovation that whatever decision is made hibits it was in some ways like stepping back into the late 1960s un costs Also we will post two concerning the DU house will Despite this the Soviet Union has made noticeable economic progress One guide told us apartment bet brothers on call 24 hours a day to fairly represent all Denison rent had not been increased since 1927 the only drawback was that the apartments were very small sen help Dean Smith with the yard students faculty and staff and though many are still being built every week The people were better dressed than I had expected and bee work and house maintenance jot just the Delta Upsilon their fashions were a little more modern than I had thought they would be cnt Finally our house interior members There were lines everywhere to buy things in stores but these did not appear to be as bad as they have wit decorator is looking into pur- Fraternally been in the past Even meat was to be found I wandered throughout the gigantic 3- tiered GUM depart- qu chasing curtains embroidered Brian Gearinger ment store but did not buy anything since there wasnt really anything that I wanted to buy The best abi place for shopping is often hard currency stores located in tourist hotels The quality of merchandise is smi high and the choice is good prices are also moderate since the black market value of the ruble is the calculated in tioi whom it friend to sign me into the atten- To may concern Economic inefficiency was apparent mainly in the process total state economic ownership The hoj For those of you out there dance sheet in one of my classes of Soviets made much of their employment but a good percentage this appeared to consist a lot tioi who easy to get Well I didnt think and I suf- full of of think that its people just lying around and three people doing the work one They did not tell us they did wot fered the consequences It of of that away with academic dishonesty really also not have the right not to work strc For those of isnt fun going to its think again you SJC and Another unusual place I visited was the Dom Knigi bookstore where Communist posters were cheap tioi friends definitely not anything you can who get your to sign you and plentiful I noticed one stack large posters lying down on the counter and asked the ing bring up when you on a of face into convocations or even class are out saleslady what they were She replied Party Andropov a small me date and you chief and then I understood I bought attendance and dont think want to impress the 102- page book only 25 cents titled US Terrorism It had pictures and all I twice it again Do guy youre with or make him for GRENADA about think When it was time me to leave Moscow I was very sad to have to do so By then the temperature tea you know what the consequences think youre cool It also for had dropped the weather was cold and Moscow was more like had thought it would be Since it u- as Wr if in fact doesnt leave you feeling I are you think youre too so cold I bought a very warm black hat at a hard currenty store only 14 will good or proud of yourself fur for just unlucky and you get caught either As soon as I landed in Switzerland I noticed that everything looked much brighter and more colo- pos unlucky its to So if youre doing something like Its not and crazy rful There were not policemen everywhere you looked and a very large percentage the male popula- pre with I got caught at think a little of think that you can get away bit tion was not in uniform Many of those with me felt relieved to be out the Soviet Union but did not ing it it from who knows about it After of I Take one youre thought I only felt that I owed Moscow more time to see it When I woke up in Freiburg Germany the next dav cy I it the consequences got caught about Im sure youll change it was hard to believe I had been inMoscow at all nat I was sick one day so I asked a your mind before it is too late h