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FREE FRIDAY Sills takes ·historic oath Female student Wilmington's first black maK_or is sworn in Tuesday dies in Gilbert By Margaret Zeman Center went to Megan's Gilbert A By Lisa McCue Studrnt Affairs Editor residence hall to speak to the RAs Associate News Editor When friends of Megan Betz and students, said Cynthia WILMINGTON - More than 500 people (HR FR) did not see her all day Cummings, associate director of flocked to City Council chambers Tuesday Monday they tried calling her room Housing and Residence Life. night to witness one of the state's most in Gilbert Hall A and leaving Danielle Mayers (HR FR) met · historic · events-the swearing-in of the messages on her answering Megan the first day of school in city's first African-American mayor. machine. But there was no biology lab and said she was "one After James H. Sills took his oath of response. of a kind." office, a packed audience of supporters, Though her door was locked, the "She was always interested in including Sills' family, Sen. Joseph R. fan was still running. Knowing how you were doing," Mayers said. Biden (D-Del.) and Governor-elect Thomas something was wrong, the students "Whenever you needed help with R. Carper, gave the new mayor a round of prompted two resident assistants anything, she would be there for thunderous applause and a standing ovation. (RAs) to unlock the door where you." Sills, a former university professor, they discovered Megan. Diane Betz, Megan's mother, defeated two-time incumbent Daniel County paramedics and Public said when Megan got her Frawley in the September Democratic Safety were called, but apparently acceptance letter to the university primary and is the city's 53rd mayor. Megan had been dead for several she was afraid to open it because Calling Wilmington a "great city," Sills hours. she didn't know if she would get pledged to develop "new partnerships with An autopsy was performed in. the business community, the state and Wednesday by the state medical Megan was very excited about federal governments, our non-profit examiner, but the results were college, her mother said. She loved agencies, our schools and colleges and the inconclusive. Additional tests will the university and wanted to be a citizens of Wilmington." be conducted and officials should resident assistant next year, she Sills said the election was a "highpoint of know how she died in a couple of said. a life trying to serve my community," and weeks, officials said. "Megan packed every bit of praised the city's community for helping Douglas F. Tuttle, director of living into life," Mrs. Betz said. fulfill his dream. Public Safety, said there is no "Her gift was her friendship." "Each of us and each of our neighbors has reason to suspect the cause of death Ted Betz, Megan's father, said a role to play in shaping our future," he. to be anything other than natural she was a good student who was a said. "For we are all stakeholders in the causes. member of the honor society and governance of our city." Timothy F. Brooks, dean of homecoming queen in high school. Sills outlined thr¢e priorities of his new students, said Megan, 18, from "I wish she was still with us," administration, including: Farmingdale, N.J., was a very well­ her father said. "We'll miss her." • improving management and productivity liked member of the university who Funeral services for Megan are see MAYOR SILlS page A4 was active in hall government. being held this morning at the On Tuesday night a counselor Lakewood Funeral Home in from the Student Counseling Howell,N.J. · Photos by jennifer Stevenson

(Above) Former university associate professor James Sills BLish, Yeltsin sign holds his first press conference as the first black mayor of Wilmington Tuesday night. (left)A crowd of START II treaty supporters witnesses the swearin~ in of.the honorable Nuclear weapons reduction treaty james S1lls at the Wilmington City Council Chamber. officially ends arms proliferation

By Stacey Bernstein Christopher A. Smith. assistant Copy Editor professor of military science, said: On Sunday, after more than two "From a military point of view, I decades of arms control talks. think it's a good move. With President George· Bush and fewer nuclear warheads, it is Russian President Boris N. easier for troops to guard them, Yeltsin signed in Moscow the and it is easier to maintain them." most far-reaching arms reduction The treaty signifies the biggest treaty since the start of the Cold arms reduction since the signing War. of the first major arms agreement, START II (The Strategic Arms SALT I, in the early 1970s. Reduction Treaty) will Oliver said SALT I did not call dramatically cut the United for a significant reduction in the States' and Russia's nuclear number of military arsenals, but warheads. rather a limitation of the growth in Texas CEO to speak at winter graduation The signing of the treaty, which production of nuclear warheads. calls for reducing the combined START I, proposed during the number of nuclear warheads in the' Reagan/Gorbachev years, called By Chiara DiRenzo · people than the former setting of ceremonies. He .said he plans to speak about two nations from 22,000 to less for reductions of nuclear arsenals. Copy Editor the Delaware Field House, each Stern, who is a university the existing problems of education than 7,000, marks a turning point Oliver said the treaty was "highly "Pomp and Circumstance" will graduate will receive eight guest alumnus, is the Chief Executive with an emphasis on taking action in U.S/Soviet relations. unfavorable to the Soviet Union, blare through the Bob Carpenter tickets compared to the usual five. Officer and chairman of the board and responsibility for them. James K. Oliver, professor of asking them to reduce arms in a Convocation Center Saturday Ronald Whittington, assistant to of a public relations firm located Whittington said, "It is political science and international way far more destructive to their when 550 students launch a new the president, said approximately in Dallas, Texas. tradition to have a successful relations, called the signing of the defense." beginning. 550 students are expected at the While he · attended the alumnus that was active at the treaty "a win-win situation The disintegration in the late John Brennan, assistant director ceremony, permitting more than university, Stern was editor in university to speak at winter between that United States and 1980s of the Soviet Union for the office of public relations, 5,000 people to attend the chief of The Review. and a commencement." Russia." prompted Russia to seek better said it must be exciting for the graduation activities. member of the Delaware He said the university is proud "If you would have said to most relations between the two graduates to be the first students Among those attending will be Undergraduate Student Congress. to have Stern speak at political analysts, like myself, 10 countries, he said. The terms of to attend the commencement commencement speaker Andy Stern said it is a great honor to commencement and is excited to to 15 years ago that there would START I were renegotiated and ceremony in the Convocation Stern. be asked to speak at welcome him back. have been a two-thirds cut in eventually called for a 50 percent Center. The alumni association commencement and said "an "It's real special to have him strategic arsenals in our lifetime, I reduction in arms. Brennan said since the new selected Stern, after many honor like this doesn't come accept the opportunity to come would have said, 'you're out of Under START II, which must setting accommodates more nominations, to host the everyday." see GRADUATION page A4 your mind,"' Oliver said. see SALT II page A4

.----INDEX-----. Absolut Delaware National Collegiate Report A3 Student Center construction Campus Briefs ...... A2 51 artists help raise money to fight HIV Classifieds ...... B6 Comics ...... B7 uncovers asbestos in ceilings News Analysis ...... A2 Police Report ...... A2 By J. Matthew O'Donnell $300 each. The paintings· were Review and Opinion ...... AS Nf!Ws F~>atures Ediror displayed in December and ~rd~~~§;,~:~dT,:,man Sports ...... B4 For years Absolut Vodka current issues of USA Today. As part of the Perkins Student "It looks a little foreboding, but is reaDy advertisements have been featured A spokesman for Absolut ----Also iHsidt:--­ Center's annual maintenance plan, Vodka said, "Every dollar we just a minor inconvenience,'' officilll says in the pages of popular magazines University trustee dies ••..•• AJ the Kirkwood and Blue and Gold and on the walls of many college make from these lithographs goes Art Fest supports dept...... A3 rooms' ceilings were to be students' bedrooms. directly to Design Industries repaired. Now the company is using their Foundation for AIDS (DIFFA)." Fire suspected as arson .... .A3 minor inconvenience." encapsulate the ceiling. However, last week when some In 1956 when the Student Center "With construction projects, marketing techniques to fight the He said approximately 1.660 plaster fell, construction workers HIV virus, which causes AIDS. lithographs have been sold, . • i ' was built, asbestos was used fairly once you dig into them you have to .iff' were forced to tear down both often in construction, Vacha said. be flexible as to how to approach Together with some of the raising $500,000 for DIFFA, ceilings which contained asbestos, nation's prime artists. the which will use the money to Many old buildings contain them," Vacha said. said Thomas F. Vacha, director of asbestos, he said. All the costs of renovation are Swedish importer of premium award grants to nationwide t:.r ·!· ,, '\• Plant Operations. , vodka has introduced "Absolut organizations involved in the Since the asbestos is confined to covered by the Student Center fee, The second floor has been the two meeting rooms there is no Prime said. Statehood." AIDS effort. ' closed off until the ceiling is taken Fifty-one artists, hailed from .If the company sells all the danger to students, Vacha said . When the student center first down which Vacha said would be it every state and . the District of lithographs, it will raise $4 .6 Workers tearing down the ceiling opened, had a dining hall and by the end of the week. A new are wearing protective clothing and some meeting rooms for about Columbia, were selected to million for DIFFA by the end of ceiling will be put in its place. produce a painting depicting an the campaign, which the are taking special precautions to 3,500 students, Prime said. Now it A ~··. Marilyn Prime, director of the keep the asbestos in one isolated has to accommodate over 15,000 Absolut bottle and a spokesman said "is still gaining Student Center, said the asbestos area. students. representation of the state or momentum." I . will be removed at a later date. Vacha said when workers began "The Student Center gets a lot of district. Michele Roux, president of the : ; . . "It looks a little foreboding." the project they. knew the asbestos wear and tear," Prime said. "It Each of the 300 lithographs Absolut Vodka importer, created Prime said, "but it is really just a were reproduced and sells for see ABSOLUT page A4 was there, but they planned to only needs to be taken care of." A2 • THE REVIEW. January 8, 1993

News Analysis New Uriiv~rsity ideals perpetuate speech code Daniel D. Shade. fooru chaimm of ~;u~}~an the Conuniuee on Student Life, said in Scholarship to honor meniler of munerous alwnni coounittees and was named 1992's The Supreme Court's decision to September 1991 the committee hied to UD's first black Alwnnaofthe Year. overtwn a MiMesota hate crimes law curb the nwnber of such incidents by last JWlC shook the unsleOOy grourx1 on revising the university's old harassment administrator In .addilion, Riclter is atrustee of the Delaware Foundation fa which campus speech codes exist and policy. However, after pressure from the A scholarship was created in Retarded Olildren Inc. and a member sent the university's codes crashing into Atrerican Civil Liberties Union last year honor of the late Richard A. Wilson, of the boards of Kent General oblivion last semester. who was the university's fii'St full­ Hosptal, Kent Vocaliooal and Nearly two years after the Faculty and the Supreme Court's decision last swnmer, the university's speech code time African-American Technical School District, Second Senate ratified a speech code in the administratoc, said Bruce Walker, Natiooal Bank and the Delaware Official Student Handbook, the has been silenced Wliversity revoked it Dec. 7. But Brooks said in November that associate (XOvost for admissioos and Agricultural Museum in Dover. Timothy F. Brooks, dean of students, because speech codes are now financial aid, in a rress rele$e. Richler's daughter, Jaqueline, Wtlson. .whodiedNov.l6, was p-eceded her mother. having served said last roonth that a series of federal inappropriate, the university needed to hired as the director of the Upward as the recent graduate member of the court decisions in Michigan and show its commitment to respecting rights Wisconsin have fo\Dld university spm:h on cari1piS in another way. Boond JXOgral1l Board of Trustees. in 1967 and became the fooOOer of codes to be uoconstitutional. The university's anticipation of its the Bled Alwnni Associalioo and Seniors both wary, The Supreme Court's June 22 speech code being unconstitutional the associate director of decision in St. Paul, Minn., overtwned prompted the Faculty Senate to vote lDldergraduate admissioos. hopeful an ordinance there that included a unanimously in November to establish a committee dedicated to protecting Walker said in the release, "This of winter graduation restriction on ~ burning and swastika scholarship is a fitting bibute to a displays, saying it violated freedom of student's rights. man who made soch a positive speech. This three-member foculty committee coobibutioo to the [university) and its Graduation is an event typically The case involved the arrest of a St. will obligate everyone at the university to African-Atrerican community." celebrated at Delaware in May or Paul man fa burning a cuss on the yard follow five ideals. Therefc:re, The Richard A. Wilsoo J\Dle ood oddly eoough January. of an African-American family. The These are: academic integrity, respect Memaial Scholarship for $3500 will Wmter Sessioo graluatioo. which man was chlirged with an ordinance that for others, protectioo of individual rights, be awarded to minority Delaware will take place 00 Saturday at 2 p.m. prohibited displaying offensive graffiti or concern for pthers and discouragement students nominated by their high in the Bob Carpenter symbols. of bigotry. schools. The scholarship will be Sports/Convocation Center, is a The Jaw was originally upheld Jf the university weren't a place given rut once a year and will be walk through ceremony fa students because the Minnesota Supreme Court where such ideals were poSSible, would renewable fa' fwr years of study. who completed their requirements said such acts are considered ''fighting anyone have come here in the first place? for graduation in the Fall or are wmls" and such speech is oot JrOtected Probablvmt atterxliflg Winter Session in order to under the First Am:ndment. Such a committee creates a loo~le Board of" Trustees fmish up classes. The Supreme Court overturned the for the university to punish unpopular case because, in the words of Justice ·opinioo and those who do not adhere to elects new member to Charlene Jaeger, assistant to the THE REVIEW /Maximilli;on Gretsch FII'St Amendm:nt its "ideals." vice president for student affairs, Anthony Wright skies for a loose ball in Delaware's 106-98 Antonin Scalia. '"The 6-yearterm does not permit St. Paul to impose Anything that constitutes a hate said, "We anticipate we will have victory over UMBC in overtime Wednesday night. about (00 students graduating." special prohibitions on those speakers crime, such as cuss burning oc swastika M. Jane Richter, owtU and This figure is slighlly larger than who express views on disfavored displays. can be disciplined in other legal director of a private elementary graiuating on time were greater. the 530 students who graduated last "' W~W planning on going an extra subjects." · ways. Tne uriversirt I'll!eds to s!I'I!flgthen school in Dover, The Little School semester," he said. '1 was really u~ I planned oo The impetus for the university's its legal course of action agaimt such Inc., was elected Dec. 15 to a six­ Winter Sessioo. fur some of the gradualfs, such as He said that after he failed a class graiuating last May but I hlKl to take adoption of its speech code was in crimes without potentially abridging year term on the university's Board freshman he Mahan Kevin Riley (BE SR), graduating in year took 12 aedits for another semester," said. response to a series of iocidents of racial freedom of speech. ofTrustee:S . . a few SleiJifSters and fell behind. intolerance in the Fall of 1990, such as This will insure the harmonious Filling the position of Virginia M Janwuy instead of May is no huge ordeal. For others, like Phoebe Mahan - Compiled by Laura Jefferson and when an black student's doll was hanged environment for the exchange of free Dennis, who resigned. Richter is a (HR SR) the implications of not Karen AngstadJ in effigy after she had a fight with her ideas at the university that this new white roommate. conunittee seeks to creale.

Police Reports Clinton appoints cabinet Computer equipment gauges, brake lines and seat was estimated at $2,000, police said. stolen from Willard Hall Selections seen as most diverse in nation's. history A Spectra computer view frame Students' house robbed By Usa McCue oominees that seem to be ''raising the most eyebrows," was taken from Willard Hall ~New> Ediror Turkel said. · sometime in early December, on South Chapel Street As the inauguration of President-elect Bill Clinton She praised Clinton's effort to .irx:lude a number of University Police said. Unknown suspects broke into a draws near, the nation awaits the congressional women in high-level positions, including. Laura The frame is valued at $4,729, house occupied by university confrrmation hearings of Clinton's highest decision D'Arxirea Tyson, proposed chairman of the QllDlcil of police said. students on the unit block of South makers: his new cabinet. Economic Advisors. Chapel St. sometime between Dec. While Clinton's cabinet nominees cannot be "There pave never been women sitting on the confirmed until he takes office Jan. 20, the 103rd Council of Economic Advisors, let alone heading it," Five vehicles damaged 18 and Sunday, ~wark Police said. The suspects «:!ntered the house Congress began grilling several Clinton appointees this Turkel said. in neighborhood near and removed a Trek 750 mountain week. The Senate moved to expedite the hearing '1 think we're likely to see significant policy changes bike, a set of Bristol golf clubs, a process in hopes that Congress in both the men and women Newark Country Club will be ready to vote on the -"-T-::h_e_r_e_h_a_v_e_n_e_v_e_r_b_e~e-n_w_o_m_e_n_ Clinton appointed," she said. bicycle seat and a SegaGenesis Hve cars parked on or nearby the video game system, police said. nominees after the new "Even thOugh Bush appointed a 400 block of Stamford Road were The item; are valued at $975, administratioo takes office. sitting on the Council of good number of women to his damaged between 8 p.m. Monday police said. Joseph Pi~a. associate Economic Advisors, let alone cabinet, I don't think those and 4 a.m Tuesday, Newark Police professor of political science, women terxled .to think in ways said. said he thinks some ofCiintoo's heading it." thatbenefltwomenatlarge." Four cars on Stamford Road were Laptop computer, adding . oothemineeshearingswill. raise controversy - Kathleen Turkel, Women's Studies Pika said Clinton's nominees damaged, while one on the unit machine stolen at for the top ecooomic an,l foreign block of North Country Club Road Pika said Dorina Shalala, professor policy positions are ,generally was vandalized, police said. A Honeywdllaptop computer Clinton's pick for Secretary of uocontroversial. Damage to the .cars' windows was and Adler adding machine were Health and Human Services, will attract a good deal of Clinton's nominees constitute one of the most racially estimated at $580, while $360 worth stolen from a residence on the 1500 attenlioo. and ethnically diverse cabinets in history, including eight of property was removed from the block of Casbo Mill Rd. sometime "Politically, she's very liberal and is at the forefront women, five African Atrericans and two Hispanics. vehicles, police said .. between 5 p.m. Dec.30 and 8 p.m. of the political cmectness movement," he said. Pika said there are some political factioos who think Dec. 31, Newark Police said. Pika said there has also been debate over Shalala's Clinton put more emphasis on diversity than Car stolen from South · The computer is valued at $1,500, personal lifestyle because she has been identified as a achievements in choosing his cabinet. and the adding macbiDe at $40, lesbian by several rmJia outlets. "I don't think quality has been sacrificed for diversity, Chapel Street police~d . "She has denied it and I think it would be very but that's yet to be proven," he said unfortunate if something like that comes out in the Some ofCiintoo's cabinet picks include: A 1992 Geo Metro was stolen hearings,"hesaid. • Warren Christopher-Secretary of State. Was co- from the 900 block of S. Chapel St. Residents struck by paint Zoe Baird, Ointon's nominee for Attorney General, director of Clinton's transitioo team and former lawyer- sometime between Dec. 18 and balls on Park Place is also likely to stir up cooflict, Pika said. diplomat under the Carter OOministration. Wednesday, Newark Police said. If confirmed, Baird will become the first woman • Les Aspin-Secretary of Defense. Former The car is valued at $6,000, Vandals found a post-holiday use Attaney General to head the justice positioo. Pika said representative from Wisconsin; chairman of House police said. for Christmas decorations on she will be saulinized because she will occupy ooe of Armed Services committee. Monday as residents of the 100 the top four cabinet posts-justice, state, defense ~d • Lloyd Bentsen-Secretary of Treasury. Democratic block of East Park Place were struck treasury. Senator of Texas; made an unsuccessful run for the vice- Stolen motorcycle by Christmas balls f"illed with yellow "She won't raise controversy because she is a presidency in 1988. recovered with damages paint, Newark Police said. womm. tu Jalher because she's relatively unknown in • Zoe Baird-Attorrey General. Was general counsel The victims did not see the legal circles and also unknown in Washington," he said. of Aetna Life and Casualty in Hartford, Conn. A Honda Magnum 700 suspects, who fled from the scene. Kathleen Turkel, assistant professor of women's • ·sroce Babbit-Secretary of Interior. Former president motorcycle, stolen from the 900 Damage to clothing and property studies, said she thinks it is interesting that the nominees of the League of Conservation Voters, and former block of Delaware Ave. sometime was estimated at $1,300, police said. who are raising aJIItroversy are all wom:n. Arizona Attorney General and goveroor. between Nov. 16 and 17, was Baird, Shalala, and Carol Browner. Clintoo's pick to • Federico Pena-Secretary of Transportatioo. Focmer recovered Monday in George Read - Compiled by Mike Regan head the Environmental Protection Agency, are the mayor of Denver. Village Newark Police said. Damage to the brake lights,

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. THE REVIEW I Walt~ M. Ebcrz As the new scoreboard shows, Delaware Blue Hens men's basketball serves up another delicious victory with their win against UMBC Wednesday night at the Bob Carpenter Sports/Convocation Center.

Fire guts 150-year-old Newark factory Newark Fire Company officials cite arson as a possible cause of the blaze

By Jyoti Pandya until last year. "Lucky in that there was not a lot of relocated to either the Wilmington Student Newspaper Roy Clark. Staff Reporter University spokesman William The fire, which started at about wind," he said, "and good in the plant or the Yorklyn plant two miles A fire which raged through an Protests Tuition Hike Jarnigan said Lindsey, a 1952 7:30 p.m., was brought under placement of the apparatus." north of Hockessin, where he has abandoned factory on Paper Mill graduate of the school, received control by 11:50 p.m., Sereni said. Concerned neighbors continued been plant manager since 1979. at UC-Santa Barbara Road Sunday night is suspected to the honorary degree for fund Their efforts were hindered by two to call until Tuesday, Sereni said, Fiber insulated tubing for be a result of arson, according to raising and giving the school adjacent buildings and the because of "one little spot electrical fuses was produced at the SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - publicity. fire company officials. surrounding White Clay Creek smoking," but things are now under plant, however, Brown does not Philip Sereni, of the Aetna Hose, In protest of the University of Although Clark didn't attend which made access to the building control. believe there was anything in the Hook and Ladder Company of California Board of Regents' the university, he has contributed difficult, he said. The blaze was determined as building which could have caused Newark, said the four-story blaze decision to increase tuition by to benefits such The 150-year-old factory may suspicious because the building has the fire. as the Chi'ldren's took "everybody from our place and $605, the student newspaper at Medical Center in Tulsa, Okla., have had "big heavy timber ... been vacant and without gas or "We've certainly had problems UC-Santa Barbara printed the all the equipment we could get impregnated with substances from electricity for a year. The Fire with vandalism and people in [the Abused Children of Tennessee, there." names, addresses and work and was a spokesman for the oil {rom the machines and Marshall is continuing the vacant factory] so I wasn't all that Eight other local fire companies telephone numbers of all 18 UNICEF. chemical~ processed in the plant," investigation, Sereni said. shocked to hear about the fire," regents, seven ex-officio regents helped fight the flames that Sereni said. The former plant manager of the Brown said. destroyed the building which and the student regent. "We were both lucky and good," NVF Co. factory, Watson Brown, Every thing had been taken out of housed the National Vulcanized Sereni said when asked how the said the 60 employees which the building "from direction of fire In the middle of the double­ Fiber (NVF) Co.'s Newark factory page spread, among all the Four Students Arrested overwhelming fire was controlled. remained in October 1991 were company," he said. pictures of the smiling regents, is in Florida for Sexually a drawing of a hand with the middle finger extended. · Assaulting Young Girl "We'd like to address a question that has dogged the UC DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Group promotes environmental issues regents at several of your recent Four Bethune Cookman students meeting," a Daily Nexus editorial were arrested and charged with By Michael Regan said. "We've heard it issue from sexually assaulting a 14-year-old CityNf!W>Ediror your politically appointed lips girl !?n campus and officials at the A national tour of young environmental activists more than once: 'Really, are we school are looking into ways to stopped at Newark Hall Wednesday night in an attempt out of touch?' Well, dear regents, make the residence halls more to help spread awareness concerning environmental sirs, and madams, yes." secure. issues in the area The editorial urged students to The victim told police that on The Youth for Environmental Sanity (YES) tour, let the regents know how they felt Dec. 1 a man stopped to talk to which is made up of 17 people between the ages of 17 about the fee hike. The voting her at a gas station in Daytona and 20, is in the midst of its third U.S. tour. The . records on the tuition increase Beach. They drank alcohol and program consisted of a band called Suddenly Tammy, and some of the regents' home smoked marijuana in a campus from Lancaster, Pa, followed by a talk by members of telephone numbers also were parking lot. She was then taken to the group and a slide show. published. a dorm room and sexually Holly Pearson, 20, of Salt Lake City, Utah, was one assaulted, police said. After of four members of the group who spoke to the Newark reviewing the case, prosecutors Hall crowd. A Goober of an Actor decided to charge the men with Pearson, who took a year off from college to tour assault rather than with rape. with YES, said her generation is "facing the biggest Receives an Honoray Arrested and charged with challenge we've ever had in human history." Degree in Alabama lewd and lascivous assault upon a This challenge, she said, comes as a result of trying child were Octavia Samon · to balance the convenience and comfort of modem Jefferson, 19; Christopher Jason technology with its environmental hazards. FLORENCE, ALA. ·_ It's Graddy, 19; Marlin Keith Jones, 'The downside of technology is we don't think about "Dr. Goober" to you, if you don't 18; and Albert Simpson, 19 . . the destruction" it causes, Pearson said. ''Environmental . THE REVIEW I Mike Regan mind. All four students lived in problems are fueled by the greed of corporations, public Youth for Environmental Sanity (YES) stopped by Newark Hall Wednesday night to spread Actor George Lindsey, best residence halls at Bethune apathy, and ignorance." awareness on radiation, the dangers of ozone depletion and toxic waste. · known for his role of Goober on Cookman. Jaimie Pizzirusso, from Memphis, Tenn., spoke of "The Andy Griffith Show" and A college spokeswoman said the potential health risks involved with exposure to Zealand, where 99 percent of men over the age of All four members of the group who spoke "Mayberry R.F.D.," received·an the administration is investigating increased levels of ultra-violet radiation due to ozone 65 have skin cancer, and Chile where rabbits have stressed the health and environmental risks honorary doctorate of humane the security in the dorms. She depletion. gone blind from the sun. associated with the meat industry. The group cited letters in December from the said the suspects were · Pizzh;usso said that ozone depletion could have a Lisa Wagner, 19, from Texas, spoke about what the vast amounts of rain forest land, which are 1 • UniVersity of North Alabama. automatically suspended and will hand in causing skin cancer and cataracts. "I don't want is known as "toxic racism." Wagner said cleared to be used for grazing, as the biggest danger. Also receiving an honorary · remain so until the case is to be 50 or 60 years old, telling my kids what it was like corporations set up toxic waste dumps in minority Jeff Nauman of the Newark Co-op said the doctorate at the school's fall adjudicated. to go outside." areas because people in these areas are too problems of the meat industry "cover every aspect commencement was musician Pizzirusso said the dangers of the hole in the ozone concerned with "life threatening issues" to worry of the environment. and put a tremendous strain on already can be seen in places like Australia and New about such things as their environment resources."

Art Fest benefits university department Trustee, 87, dies By jennifl!r Pbst Robinson said some of Lenher's Ray Street Art Community holds event with 6 Delaware bands and raises ~,.,.,_ involvements in the comrmmity iocluded $1,500 Samuel Lenher, 'irl, a trustee emeritus serving as president of the Welfare By Laura Jefferson funding. Huber said each was a little bit" well considering what they could for the university, died at Cokesbury Council of Delaware, president of A!Walll News Edi«K depanment is different, and the art Carothers said the profits from have done with such a big crowd of Health Care Center in Hockessin, Del. Plarmed Parenthood, a member of the Approximately 500 students department is very COilllCtitive. the event will probably help provide people." Dec.17. American Philosophical Society and attended Art Fest at the Carpenter She added the art department's cash prizes for the Undergraduate Marlo Polonsky (AS FR), who l..enher joined the university's Board JRSident lHl menDer of the Cooocil of Sports Building Dec. 12, which costs are greater than many other Art Show to be held by the attended the event, said: "It ran of Trustees in 1963 and served as Delaware. featured six bands and benefited the university departments due to the department in April. smoothly. Each band was chainmnfrom 1972 to 1982. l.enher's son said his father was very university's art department amount and type of materials it' But in the end, Carothers said, completely different and unique." He was the ftrst trustee emeritus to be interested in education, which brought Shane Munce (AS FR), vice requires. the Art Community will have the · Neidig said he agreed that "it is appointed at the univ~ty. him to pot

Delmarva power transformer shot By Laura Jefferson No one was tnjured Assistant News Editor in the gunfire, but A Delmarva Power transformer in Newark was hit electricity rates may with gunfire early Saturday increase pending the morning causing extensive results of the damage and several power outages. criminal Cheryl Fleming, of investigation Delmarva Power, said no one was injured during the gunfire Fleming added that yet repairs to the Keeney electricity rates could increase, Substation, two miles south of pending the results of the Newark on Rt. 72, may cost criminal investigation. about $1 million. "It's hard to say," she said. The substation, Fleming The company hopes to g·ain said, serves as a transfer financial relief for the damage mechanism between the power from the responsible party or plant and where the power will parties involved, Fleming said. eventually go, in this case a Trooper Jeffrey R. Hale, of designated amount of Newark the Delaware .State Police residences. Department, said a criminal The gunfire, Fleming said, investigation is being caused oil leaks from the conducted with the help of transformer. She said the Delmarva Power. As of cleanup began Tuesday and Wednesday he said no leads because of the oil saturated and no suspects had been dirt, will probably take a few found. more days. Following the destruction However, she said, of the transformer, the Newark repairing the transformer will Chrysler plant suffered power . THE REVIEW I )ennif..- Stevenson take an undetermined amount outages, but were financially Behind the city of Newark's Municipal building on Elkton Rd., construction of the new Newark Police station, wh'ich is scheduled of time. unaffected. for completion by June 1993, takes shape. The current police station is on Main Street.

UD brings WWII to life with upcoming film and lecture series By jessica Mayers include prominent guest speakers was a huge success." · of the London blitz, a B-24 on Japanese-Americans. poultry processing in Delaware Ass istant Features Editor and British and American war Kleiner said the program will bombing raid and the voices of Harold Russell, who fought in and will show a 1940s film shot in The Perkins Student Center is films. · try to tie together the university Roosevelt, Churchill and Hitler. World War II, will discuss his a Milford poultry plant. sponsoring a film and lecture The World War II theme was by involving different university Kleiner said although more return to the American homefront History .Professor Willard series examining various aspects chosen because it is "this year's departments. community members than as a disabled veteran. Fletcher will speak about living in of World W..r II. hot topic," Kleiner said. "It shows how a historical students attended last year's Civil Russell won two Oscars for his Germany during the war. The series begins Jan. 12 and is "We wanted a theme series that subject can take many different War series, she hopes guest performance in the 1946 film William Miles, head of Miles free to the public. Topics is entertaining as well as dimensions," she said. speaker George Takei will draw "The Best Years of Our Lives," Educational Film Productions, including African-American educational," she said. "The The series kicks oft1 with the more student participation. and made national headlines when will discuss the roles of African- soldiers, Japanese-Americans, World War II series accomplishes docu-musical "WWUS," which Takei, known for his role as he sold one of the awards to pay American soldiers in the women pilots and the American this goal. recreates a radio show from the Mr. Sulu on " Star Trek," will for his wife's eye operation. liberation of Jews from ho mefront will be included. "We hope to follow in the World War II era. speak about his childhood Two university professors will Germany's concentration camps. Sara Kleiner, Perkins Student footsteps of last Winter Session's The show is performed by a experiences in American also lecture during the series. Dan Kleiner said, "We like this· Center program aide, said Civil War series, which was our Missouri theatre company and internment camps during the war Palmer, an agriculture extension topic because you don't hear highlights of the series will first lecture and film series and contains live recorded broadcasts and the impact of World War II specialist, will discuss wartime much about the black regiment." . . 'Absolut Statehood' ra1ses money continued from page A1 money· for a good cause from an ethical source, or anywhere you ''This campaign is part of an of city government and insuring a the campaign. The idea evolved ' can get it." fi scally sound city budget. ambitious program after years of his working with Although it is a two-win commissioning the arts and II working with both the police several hundred world-renowned situation for Absolut's product an <.l the community to create a artists, such as Andy Warhol, in and DIFFA, Lomax said she is serving agood cause at the safer environment. developing the company's alarmed to see marketing take same time. It is an enormous •promoting economic advertisements, the spokesman such a prominent role in society. value to the artist in development and revitalization of said. "There is a red flag when the the city. obtaining national exposure "This campaign is part of an product itself "(Absolut Vodka) through the campaign." Sills called for "more police in ambitious program does not benefit AIDS," she said. the neighborhoods and fewer commissioning the arts and The spokesman said the artists -Michael Roux, president of behind desks," and promised more serving a good cause at the same have the freedom to paint their tVJsolut Vodka importer foot patrol officers working in time," he said. "It is an enormous own interpretations of their state, neighborhoods to prevent crime. value to the artist in obtaining or they can depict an artistic Addressing City Council only an aspect." national exposure through the biography of themselves. Delaware's contribution to the members, Sills said he will work campaign." : with them on pertinent public "The subject of the painting campaign was painted by artist Anne Lomax, assistant director [the A bsol ut bottle] is not the Tom Watkins last April. policy matters. of Student Health Services, said "I will make full use of the most critic·al value of the The spokesman said the Absolut's campaign falls into a painting," he said. "The bottle is Absolut bottle has become an experience, creativity and gray area between "obtaining connection to the community that icon of art silice the company's ·the members of Council bring to advertising campaign began in this chamber," he said. 1979 with a photograph of a sole Sills· praised university Absolut bottle and the caption President David P. Roselle and his "Absolut Perfection." START II treaty signed "The actual package then commitment to create a new continued from page Al University Center for Community became the star of the ad," he ultimately have to deal with the said. Development in Wilmington. The · still be ratified by Kussia and the Ukraine's resistance to the treaty center will be geared toward The spokesman said Absolut United States, nuclear arms will by buying the nuclear warheads Vodka advertisements have found improving housing and the quality be cut by two-thirds. that the republic controls. a niche in art history. "You could of life in the city. While the treaty has been Ed O'Donnell, who has been He said the significant not write a history of late 20th signed by Bush and Yeltsin, it reductions in arms will have little . century art without dedicating an Sills' friend for 27 years, said the must be passed by the Russian impact on the United States entire chapter to the Absolut mayor will "be tough when he parliament and the U.S. Senate. economy. needs to be." Oliver said: "The reductions Vodka marketing campaign. O'Donnell said Sills will "look James H. Sills, a former university professor, is sworn in as "I think it will allow greater "The reason for Absolut's Wilmington's first black mayor Tuesday night. did not occur to improve relations. attention to research and success is first from its quality of at the homeless and poor first." The reductions occurred because "You can have politicians who development to things that are not a product and then from the relations have been improved." necessarily related to the talk about helping the poor, but he the state legislature, City Council advertising campaign." over the incumbent mayor in the Critics of this treaty are military." The signing of the . has well-developed ideas to member and president of the Democratic primary this past concerned that the destruction of The ads are popular actually do it," he said. Wilmington National Association treaty marks the end of the Bush decorations in many residence year. the nuclear weapons will surpass presidency and his position as the Sills, an associate professor in for the Advancement of Colored In November, Sills captured 91 the cost to build them. halls. American leader who saw the end Ken Lagana (AS SO) said he ' the College of Urban Affairs since People. percent of the vote, beating In addition, the Ukraine has yet of the Cold War. ' 1973, will take a four-year Sills began his mayoral race Beatrice Patton Carroll of a to make good on a promise to used Absolut advertisements from sabbatical from the university. Oliver said, "I doubt it will magazines to decorate his rooin against Frawley in September Delaware Party. There was no eliminate 176 nuclear missles and have a major impact on our view He served as a representative in 1991 and won an upset victory Republican candidate. 40 nuclear-armed bombers. last year because "they're very of the Bush administration, quite artistic." Lagana said the new Smith said Russia is at a frankly." disadvantage because it has the campaign should be successful. President-elect Bill Clinton "It's a very .beneficial program p~~biem ofvdealing with so many spoke to Yeltsin on Monday, and should be supported, .. ne said. - independent republics which have praising both the Russian "The paintings are a little nuclear warheads. president and Bush on their expensive, though, but it's worth Winter graduation Oliver said the U.S. will historic achievement. the cause." continued from page Al the English department in 1935 and retired in 1975, back and speak," continuing to teach one or Whittington said. two classes each semester. Brennan said students She was the first faculty won ' t be the only ones member to receive the re ceiving degrees on· Excellence in Teaching graduation day. Award in 1954, and was a Anna Janney De Armond, founding member of the a retired professor, will university's chapter of th e receive a Doctor of Humane Phi Beta Kappa honor Letters for her contribution society in the early 1940s. in the humanities. he said. President David P. Roselle Brennan said the university said he was glad to see that trus tee committee is De Armond being. awarded. a ward ing De Armond the "She is a very degree for her excellence in distinguished a nd we ll teaching. known English Scholar," He said De Armond joined Roselle said. I Just h~ve one mor-e +h1n~. \+o c..l~o..n up be-fore. I

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Friday, January 8, 1993 "'\t=.'i- AS Page AS 0~ ~usf! A farewell to arms

START /1 treaty a positive step in weapons reduction After years of nuclear hostility, Bush deserves credit for his adept citizens of the United States and handling of the dismantling of the Russia will rest a bit easier. Cold War. Whatever else history The START II treaty, ratified decides, he has served well in the Sunday by President Bush and diplomatic arena. Russian President Boris Yelstin, His successor will have to promises the most comprehensive determine how to redirect funds nuclear arms reduction in history. and jobs from defense to other The treaty bans all long-range, sources. hptd-based missiles with multiple START II faces ratification in warheads. This includes Russian both contry's legislatures. We SS-18 and U.S. MX missiles, hope they will act speedily so Maly Desmond which both have 10 warheads. first-strike nuclear capability may Altogether, the two nation's be forever eliminated. nuclear arsenals will drop from some 22.000 to less than 1.000. Cheers to art students Desensitizing to crime doesn•t pay Critics argue America, as the world's remaining superpower, Unversity students in the art can ill afford reductions which department deserve belated praise Over break even my car got a less importanL It's just that there's too we mean business or legalize drugs and would leave the country present. It became a part of the much more going down. let the police do something else. for a successful fund-raising Homeboy Shopping Network. Crime sucks. Even if the guys who 2) Raise the national speed limit to vulnerable to a Hussein-like concert Dec. 12. The night of Dec. 27 a rear window ripped me off get caught nothing will 65 mph. Let the highway patrol fight madman with nuclear capability; ShowiQg . they care about their was broken and my car plundered, as it really happen. real crime. But leaving about seven­ discipline, they raised, after were. I should be able to parlc my car in 3) Prison reform. The prisons are thousand warheads in place hardly expenses, $1,500 for much needed Fifty tapes- gone. front of my house without it being already hopelessly outnumbered by qualifies as vulnerable. supplies. Good job. One bright yellow sony Sports ransacked. qualified applicants. Either build more The civilized world should not Unfortunately, the arts often Wa&'man ($90 and another $50 to get Butlcan't and lay an even heavier burden on repaired last year)- bye-bye. Just watch TV. Maybe you've seen taxpayers, or reform the system so it in be frozen with inaction because a take a back seat here to other ~ ~ ~ 0 One Sony Voice Operated the ads for the "Viper" car alarm. Or turn reforms. Prison is supposed to get dictator ·may one day obtain a programs. Art students should not !: .....V) rnicrocassette recorder (used once)­ the Club, a steering wheel lock "now people back as productive citizens, not single warhead. Yelstin and Bush have to resort to fund-rasing ;: ~ seeya available in designer colors." create an unofficial "crime network." do well to sieze the moment. activities while other well-funded ~ ~ There goes the neighborhood. There's something wrong when 4) Reform education. Inner city For all his domestic failings, programs erect new buildings. :: ~ My car wasn't in a mall parking lot advertisers have to push products that schools could immensely help future V) .or in an inner city. will help keep your car from being generations from following their :: V) It was in front of my house, in broken into. predecessors. Give a kid a book instead ~ suburban Nesconset, N.Y. Especially in designer colors. of a Tek-9, and you'll give him a future ~ a A "No Radio" sign wouldn't have But there's a reason- the police instead of a box. ~ helped - my Kenwood AM/FM can't do it all anymore. Between the The good old US of A has alot of ~ Dolby cassette deck didn't even show war on drugs, killings and assaults, an problems. No little changes can stop signs of molestation. old station wagon being burglarized them We need heavy-duty refonn Policy for Letters to the Editor Considering they stole my year-end gets a cas'e number for insurance The first year of Bill Clinton •s The Review welcomes and encourages all opinions in the form of letters to the editor.AII letters should issue of Rolling Stone, I don't think purposes and that's about it administration will be a hard one. He'll be typed, double-spaced and no more than 200 words. All letters must be signed by the althor and anything would have helped. I hope Watch the news. And pretend it's have to do unpopular things in the should include a telephone number for verification. No unsigned letters will be considered for they like looking at the pictures. your fllSt time. general interest publication, but names will be withheld upon request. Students should include their classification.The Go ahe

Fix dangerous and frustrating Newark traffic spots

The evening news breaks for a private owners should fix a few dismal having cars stop for them on Main and Although we would all curse the Avenue and Marrows Road makes a commercial. A scenic desert highway and dangerous trouble spots: Academy Streets sometimes walk out detour required to fix it, sooner or bypasss road an imperative. Even .. appears on screen. The camera zooms 1. The pedestrian crosswalks on in front of the usually speeding traffic. later it must be done, especially as aside from this, the shopping center '\ 1,, in on a bright red, brand new Pontiac South College, Academy and The obvious solution is to make the Elkton Road continues to be owners should do the public a favor ~ :::::::: or Buick or Lexus. "The joy of Delaware Avenue. All but the most . signs consistent for these crosswallcs. developed. DUe to a geographic quirk, and sink a fraction of their rental ~ ~ driving," says the voice. inconsiderate drivers respect the yield­ The city should enforce the South this section of Casho Mill lies within earnings into restructuring the beast...... ~ ~ Next ad, the same red Amercian to-pedestrian crosswalk on Main College crosswalk Delaware Avenue county, not city, jurisdiction. They would increase their business, ~ dream at 12 noon Wednesday, stuck at Street. Flashing lights and custom should go one way or the other. Accordingly, county government too. I avoid shopping there often ~= the light on Delaware Avenue and make it so. Unfortunately these other 2. The railroad bridge over Casho should set aside the necessary funds because of the parking lot, and I'm :: South College. "The sorrow of crosswalks, though on equally busy Mill Road. A main artery between for this project now. probably not alone. Why go there d driving," says the voice. streets, do not have the same status to Route 273, Barksdale Road and 3. The intersection of Barksdale when Acme has a nice, new and :: ~ As anyone knows who has operated most drivers. Inconsistent signs do not Elkton Road, with a side entrance to Road and Apple Road (the 7-11 logically designed parking lot? ·~ a car here, driving in Newark can be a help. Towne Court apartments, Casho Mill bridge). I have seen several accidents 5. The intersection of Parle Place a ~ frustrating experience at peak times, A few years back, traffic in front of gets heavy usage during peak hours. here over the years because it's and Academy Street. A left-tum lane ~ as can biking or walking. the Student Center did not stop for The old railroad bridge permits only difficult to twn left onto Barksdale at from Park heading east onto North ~ Moreover, in the last decade, the pedestrians. Now, thanks to a flashing one car at a time through. A few years peak times. The snarls on commuting Academy is sorely needed. population, and traffic, of greater light and picture signs, it mostly, but back, a yield sign was placed on the moms and dads faces here rival those Newark traffic congestion Newark has increased. New not always, stops. A written "yield to east side of the bridge, settling for seen at a nasty I-95 backup.The route frustrates. Fixing these few trouble apartments and a shopping center on pedestrians" sign should go there. those who actually obey traffic signs is also popular with students on bike spots is one small step to a saner and Ellcton Road are just two examples. On South College, however, who has the right of way. and foot making the pilgrimage from safer environment. A scene from We cannot avoid some of this rumbling Mack trucks and sporty This has not eliminated the bottle Dicldnson to 7-11. Newark will never appear on a new f11,1station- the city's central layout subcompacts alike ignore the yield-to­ knecking and long waits at rush hour. A three-way stop or some kind of car ad, but with these changes, a few and traffic patterns have been fiXed for pedestrian sign at the crosswalk in More importantly, it remains unsafe light is in order here. less accidents will make the news. some time and there's not much room front of Memorial Hall. for walkers and bike riders, including 4. College SqiiiJre Shoppilfg Center. for expansion or change. A more dangerous situation exists many university students, as no lane Heaven only knows the diabolical Rich Campbell is the editorial editor While the basic fact .of Newark on Delaware A venue at the two for them exists. Take it from one who mind which designed this ultimate ofThe Review. traffic congestion cannot be altered, crosswalks joining the north and lives near there and likes to walk, maze of all parking lots. Its common the city, county and, in one case, central mall areas. Pedestrians used to someone could easily get hit. use as a shortcut between Library

Letters to the editor

Philosophy has no poetic justice Frank B. Dilley, Chair courses. In addition to courses in Christianity, Department of Philosophy courses in Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and other Jeff Pearlman gave the philosophy department religions are taught. some notoriety in his last column before the University needs religious studies Courses in ..S of thermelves are not enough. holidays. Apparently most of the people he The religion departments at Princeton, Duke, surveyed had taken some philosophy course, . The University of Delaware traces its Colgate and others have in recent years become which does not swpise me given the popularity beginnings to 1743 when a group of evangelical places where almost e\'a)' faculty member thinks of our courses. · ministers met in Lewes, Del., and decided to start the same. They need to become more diversified. His survey confiJTilS my own impressions that a school to promote Christianity. The school But that aside. at least there are religion courses. philosophy courses are difficult, and for the most eventually became the University of Delaware. Second, almost every university has a chapel part are loved by the students who take them In Most large universities the size of Delaware with regular speakers and services, including f~m three of the four sections he mentioned, instructor have a separate department of religion, staffed by non-christian faiths. The University of Delaware ratings were 4.4 or better (5-point scale). In fact. those with advanced degrees in religion, many of does not have a chapel or a regular schedule of over 40 percent of the instructor ratings we them ordained clergy. However, the University of events and speakers in a chapel, and it should. received were 4.4 or higher for the Fall Semester. Delaware has no religion department and only a The university should remedy these two To the student who found Logic to be highly few religion courses, all of them taught by deficiencies. It risks at moment becoming the first mathematical, I say only, what should you expect members of the philosophy department whose officially atheistic university in the United States. from a course that meets the mathematics group primary training is not in religion. requirement - poetry? . By conttast. Princeton, Duke and Colgate all Edward T. O'Donnell Jr. have separate religion departments with 30 or 40 Wilmington ' .t A6 • THE REVIEW • January 8, 1993

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Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles

Reiner Cruises to New Year's in the Big ·Apple success Party-goers bid farewell to '92 and celebrate '93 in New York City Times Square A Few Good Men s marches to an Oscar

By Karen Levinson Evepthough cameras are everywhere, Shank says it's a casual crazy." A Few Good Men ,.1rur~• Ediror . atmosphere because he can talk to people he doesn't even know. 11:01 p.m.- At West 7th and 54th, just 12 blocks Rob Reiner NEW YORK- Times Square. New Year' s Eve. 9:46p.m.- Rossario Roselli and his wife Maria look petrified. or so from the actual ball, people aren't too happy. A Some Monopoly The ball. One or two sober 'people and 349,999 drunks. They're here for a week from Italy just to see the ball and their police barricade blocks anyone from getting closer, and Grade: A- Two thousand police officers. English vocabulary includes little beyond 'yes' and 'do you know the chances of getting a glimpse of the ball are looking Yes, this is the place mommy warned you about. where the toilet is?' Rossario, a 46-year-old short, chubby man slim. By Russ Bengtson The legend of going to 42nd and Seventh Streets in wearing a dark mink coat, looks a tad or two out of place amidst the Anna Butler,. a 31-year-old Cleveland native, M... sEclitCJt the world's largest city has grown from an early 200 or so drunkards surrounding him on 42nd and 12th Streets. wanted her fiance to experience the thrill of a Times Whoa! A good movie where a novelty to a 90s must-do. Most are drunk and speak English. He and his wife are sober, and Square New Year's Eve, just as she has for the past whole truckload o' good actors live Dick Clark and Arsenio Hall. Alcohol. The electric can do little more in America than find bathrooms and agree. nine years. up to their star billing! ball on its final decent. Alcohol. Streamers and horns, "I no idea what going on,'' Rossario says. "It's crazy - very, very She and her fiance have trouble seeing the ball Tom Cruise, as U Daniel Kaffee, bells and crazy hats. Alcohol. Thousands joined ~~~z 1 b.ecause it's obscured by a Kentucky Fried Chicken the young, brash-yet-driven defense together in the joyous spirit of brotherhood and unity. .. '"'stgn. attorney! Alcohol. "Before MTV took OvjCr, you could get a lot, lot Jack Nicholson as Col. Nathan R. It's the stuff legend is made of and parents are , closer," she says. "The people are a lot friendlier in Jessep, the sun-baked reptilian petrified of - bums. hookers and murderers all in a 9 Cleveland, too. I don't like the idea that we're pent up, officer! 2~block radius for a one-night engagement. either." Kiefer Sutherland as the staunch Despite mother's pleas, thousands went anyway. A r: 11:26 p.m. - With horns blowing at a fanatical rate soldier. following orders from his From an afternoon train ride of pre-drunks to the and streams of champagne running from bottle to superiors, and giving them to his downer after the storm. nothing can match the mouth, it seems like everyone is enjoying themselves - men! craziness of THE New Year's Eve celebration. until New York's fmest ruin the fun. Kevin Bacon as the confident December 31,1992, 4:40p.m.- The 4:30 Harlem A short Asian man in a white T-shirt and shorts prosecutor who keeps his office work Line L-ain from Westchester, N.Y. to the city is filled crosses a barrier. He is immediately pinned to the in the office! to near capacity. and also packed with beer bottles on ground by five overzealous cops. Nightsticks are Demi Moore as, uh, as ... their way to emptiness. pulled out. but not used. and for a moment the crowd Well, nearly everyone lives up to Dennis Gargano, a 2~year-old student at the State becomes a potential mob. their star billing. University of New York at Binghamton, is one of the "Rodney King - remember Rodney King," yells a Two Marines, Lance Corporal few riding empty-throated. black man in his early 20s. "Friends of the people? Dawson (Wolfgang Bodison) and "I don't think they're just drinking Peps_i," Gargano Huh, I don't think so." Private First Class Downey (James says. 11:59 p.m. - Everyone, except the Rossarios, is Marshall) are put on trial for the death Once pale-faced adolescents arrive in the city a rosy blitzed to the extremes. of a fellow Marine. shade of drunken red, the festivities are underway. At the same time. other one-day alcoholics manage Kaffee, who sometimes practices 6:15 p.m.- Officer Sal Tirado of the New York to start the New Year's countdown from 60 to zero, law when he can work it around Police Department isn • t exactly thrilled to be a 22-year-old Brian Corcoran is having a little trouble. softball, is assigned to defend them. bystander. Just 24, the Bronx native stands near a Corcoran has forgotten the numbers. He fmds that they were following barricade watching a shabbily dressed plastic-hat "God only kn-knows how much I've du-drank so orders, participating in an unofficial salesman peddle his merchandise. far," the Dublin, Ireland native struggles to say. "I traditional punishment called"~ As a public servant, he says he's pretty damn came for the beer and the women, but right now I'm red." frightened. not really able to see." · All he has to do for acquittal is get "There's really not much you can do with a crowd 12:00 a.m. 1993 - The ball is still nowhere to be Jessep to admit it on the stand. of thousands.'' Tirado says. "There's too many of 'em "" seen, but at this point it makes no difference. But evil has a name and it is Jack. to control, so we just catch who we can." People go wild - yelling. whooping and doing the Although his screen time is almost Across the street, a dozen cops check their gear for a tongue lock with a twist as 1993 is born. cameo in length, Nicholson propels A night of potential hell. ~ "This lives up to everything they talk about, Few Good Men from the decent to 8 p.m. - A few blocks down from the Square, the especially when you're drunk," says Wendy Franzese, the near-great. high and mighty dance in gowns and tuxedos to Laura _, who flew to the city from Richmond. Va .• with her His leathery tan, spotless uniform, Brannigan covers at a special Madison Square Garden ;/rf/;. husband Jeff. "If I can afford it, I'd do this again." lazy way of speaking and more than Michael Bolton concert. ~ 12:01 a.m. - A teenager, wearing nothing but anything, the feeling of control he 8:30 p.m.- This is Tim Ryan's (AS SO) third year ' 'I ripped jeans, dances in a drunken stupor over shattered exudes while walldng the fme line of · at thE\ Times Square celebration and he has come ~ pieces of champagne bottles in· bare feet. insanity gives Nicholson a strong prepared with three bottles of champagne. . "It's you, it's me in 93," he chants over and over push toward best supporting actor. "We saved one for the ball, though," he says. , until two gracious escorts carry him away. Driven by pride, corrupted by Ryan says he and his roommate Rob Shank (AG /1/ People clear out quickly, and what's left are streets absolute authority, Jessep is Marine SO) found a prime spot for viewing the ball drop - r filled with enough glass to resemble the Wizard of from the top of his balding pate to the "Right next to the MTV station." Oz's Emerald City. soles of his spotless shoes. Cruise's kaffee may be his best role as of late. He redeems himself for Days of TbuDder and its aerial twin. As Kaffee, Cruise incorporates his usual outrageous arrogance into the character rather than trying to make it the whole character. Moore is unfortunately hung out to dry by the adapted-from-Broadway saipt. which makes her nothing more than a foil for Kaffee and bait for Jessep's jibes. which go hard and deep. Sutherland and Bacon are also more than passable in this tale which shows the incredible division between civi.ian and military- and the commm laws which bind the two. The only other complaint about A Few Good Men besides Moore's role is that Sutherland's brutal Marine haircut leaves the earring hole in his left ear rather conspicuous in extreme close-ups. Courtroom dramas are not exciting by nature. But the scintillating cast and superb acting serve to make A Few Good Men one of the best movies of the new year. Despite Nicholson, Devito's 'Hoffa' is a bit offa

Hoffa the International Brotherhood of selflessness is depicted best with of the trucking company they are Danny DeVito Teamsters. DeVito's character, Bobby Ciaro, an protesting. He does so against the Twentieth Century Fox One enters the theater with the amalgamation of Hoffa's close orders of the president of the union Crade: B- prejudices developed through friends in life. at the time and with the knowledge Oack Nicholson-A+) preconceived notions about who Natalija Nogulich, who plays that the strikers are walking into an Jimmy Hoffa really was. Hoffa's wife, has no more than two ambush. Such ignorance and biased views Jines throughout the entire movie. The scene breaks into a riot in ~Jr~~~ie9onovan were the reasons DeVito decided to Hoffa never is depicted in a which Hoffa stands side by side with "I gotta do, what I gotta do!" bring the story to the screen. family setting. Only when he tells the fellow truckers in admirable exclaims Jack Nicholson through the "I didn't know very much about one of his men to give his wife and defense of their cause. confines of the makeup that Hoffa, except the things you hear as son some food at a funeral is it "Hoffa" is an epic biography of a transforms him into the Teamsters you're growing up about a guy who apparent he even has a family. man too often misrepresented in the Union patriarch, Jimmy Hoffa. was tagged as a thug, or as someone The movie drifts into the past media and in history. But it's not the special effects in who was in with the mob,'' DeVito through the reminiscence of Ciaro, DeVito's valiant effort at the Danny DeVito-directed film said in a press release. "I was who remembers the time he met restoring dignity to Hoffa's "Hoffa" that make the happily surprised to find out that Hoffa. Through his memories, the tarnished image creates a heroic, misunderstood image of James R. there was more there than met the life of the Teamsters president is mythic character, who is as vague as Hoffa into a brilliantly intense and eye." unveiled. the myth DeVito attempts to shatter. dedicated martyr. Only Nicholson's DeVito strives to show the Hoffa The fllm's strongest moment is Only Nicholson's compelling metamorphosis into the role could that is seldom seen: The family man, the strike scene, which depicts Hoffa performance, which creates accomplish such a feat. the selfless worker's man who as a selfless leader prepared to give sympathy and admiration for Hoffa, "Hoffa", written by David served the union, the genuinely his life for the common man. saves this film shrouded in untold Mamet, depicts the tumultuous rise generous man. Hoffa rallies the men and tells facets of an intriguing life. Jack Nicholson's tour de force performance may gamer him an of Jimmy Hoffa to the presidency of Hoffa's comraderie and them to march on the headquarters Oscar, but 'Hoffa' itself is sadly lacking. -. , Featurin ••• january 8, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 82 Romance novels stretch the truth, but satisfy the imagination With a c~ampagne glass arrested ' · only to move outward again to round, them actually go shopping. They always C~ushing . a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon halfway to hiS mouth, Matt stared at the sensual hips and long, thin legs. seem to have just the perfect little dress to agamst hiS head, Elmer !lanced lMlmll1l 011 1M staircase who had been a girl Feature Forum No, these women are never even plain wear to the plethora of social mgagements nOtrchalantly at 1M woman ambl111g down and his wife, the IIJst time he saw her. And looking, let alone ugly. they attend. the stairs, and he understood why the media at that moment he understood why the By Lisa McCue And let's not forget how Sabina, And who do they take to these gala lovedtocomparehertoRos~~a". media loved to compare her to a young Jasmine or Alexis (no dull names, please) events? Their counterparts in life, Ridge, Her frizzy, 011er-dyed hair looking like a Grace Kelly. became the exalted subjects of romance Tucker or Sebastian. With wavy, tawny mop, Mildred Buehler was a lowly image of With her golden bloN.Ie hair caught up in novels in the fll'St place. hair, rugged jaw lines, rippling muscles, blue-collm upbringing and tackiness. an elegant cluster at the nape, entwined Not only are they extraordinarily throbbing loins, these men always exude In 1M years since he'd IIJst seen her, her with small white roses, Meredilh B011crojt Collins, you' ve given me, and millions of gorgeous, but most of them have graduated sex. They're sensitive, yet not too nice, figure, swathed in a chartreuse sweatsuit was a breathtakingly beautiful image of other diehard romantics, an escape from magna cumme laude from Harvard or always giving off a mysterious aura to from the latest K-Mart collection, had breedillg andserenity. reality with your novels. Wellesley or Princeton (Sorry, no createlheperfectmalebeing. · ballooned to over 300 lbs and her acne- In 1M years since he'd IIJst seen her, her But I think it's only just now hit me what University of Delaware graduates in any of Let's face it. They have The Life. Filthy pocked face held a sna'rled expression. figure had ripened, and her delicately boned a far journey from the real world these these novels). They've also become CEOs rich. unfathomably beautiful and brilliant, Under her thick-lensed giiJsses, she strained face had acquired a radiance that was novels take. of major corporations by the time they're romance novel heroines and their men lead to see 1M steps below her. .. mesmerizing. Her turquoise eyes shined as Turquoise eyes? Let's be real. But the 23. ideal lives. They rarely work, men fall at she smiled.. heroines in these novels are not your And of COW'Se there's the money they fall their feet and they have an exuberance of Ahhh!!! Thank God romance novels are everyday people, I suppose. Sometimes into. Loads of it, I might OOd. malerial possessions. so unrealistic. . Okay. I admit it. In the throes of their eyes are violet, aquamarine or teal. Pity They dine only at the finest of Who could ask for anything more? Who wants to read about ordinary people boredom, when I can find no other useful me with plain old brown eyes. restaurants, always getting the best tables, I decided to substitute some less than anyway? means of my time, when I don't want to And let's not forget the bodies of these without having to make reservations like the appealing adjectives to the earlier passage deal with everything else I have to do, I read goddesses: ripe, voluptuous and supple. rest of us peons. from a romance novel. Lisa McCue is an associate news editor for romance novels. On occasion. Their breasts spill out of their bikini tops, They have wardrobes that would make Think this would go over? The Review. Feature forums appear evety Danlelle Steele, Judith McNaught, Jackie their torsos narrow sharply to a tiny waist, Princess Di envious, but I've never seen Friday.

So did everyone have a great holiday season by Irene Cara, famous from her days in the and a happy New Year? movie Fame. Well, I hate to admit it, but it is time to start If you have a car and don't mind driving to If you can· still get tickets, Richard Pryor It is rumored that DeYoung goes out on a studying once again. So if you are one of those Philadelphia. here's what's going on in the big will play at the Trump Taj Mahai-Mark G. limb and does a moving version of Best of students who failed a class last semester and is city. Etess Arena at 11 p.m. on Jan. 16. Times, which is follo'¥ed up by Cara's forced to talce Winter Session and pass, or be At the Kbyper Pass this Saturday is It should be a great show, but don't bring ·swinging Hot Lunch solo. thrown out of school, go back to reading. But, Tsunami, Eggs, Small Factory, and Versus. your mother or any person who is easily · If you enjoy seeing stars who have fallen if your academic standing is fine, here are Why does this bar always attract bands with offended. into the woodwork, then this is for you. some entertainment ideas to pass the time strange names? And why do they all play in But if Pryor is not your idea of a great time, Prices and times vary, so call 215-336-2000 between chapters. one night? I don't know, you figure it out. Phantom of the Opera will be performed also for all the information you need. at the Taj Mabal Feb. 13 and 14. Shows are performed twice daily and tickets are $25 and If you enjoy the show America's Funniest Don't miss Schroeder playing at the 23 $35. So, I hope I have sparked your attention People and you can't get enough, zany Vic East Cabaret Jan. 15. This local band is For more information, call 215-336-2000, and changed your minds about spending the Dlbitetto will be at the Wilmington Comedy excellent and is worth the trip. And you don't and ask for Donald. night watching a yideo. Cabaret today and Saturday. If you don't need to bring your blankets or suck your Just remember to support your local bands, remember Vic, he won $10,000 on the show's thumb to get in. and get out and see new things. Always open competition: Along with Vic will be Karen If you can't get enough of them at the Stone If you always wondered what happened to your mind and question everything. Lorsbough and Lou Harry. Balloon, Y -NOT?! plays at the 23 East the lead singer of the band Styx, then check To those who are forced to study this term, I Shows start tonight at 9:30 and Saturday at Cabaret Jan. 9, but l suggest you don't waste out Jesus Christ Superstar being performed guess I will see you in a couple of weeks. 8:15p.m. and tickets are $10. the gas money. at the Merriam Theater from Jan. 19 to 31. For mOre information call652-6873. For ticket information call215-896-6420. Dennis DeYoung plays Pilate, and he is joined -Rob Wherry

' . Friday, Jan. 8 Exhibition: 1993 National Send-Off Figure Skating Exhibition, Blue Hen Figure Skating Exhibition. Blue Hen Ice Arena, 4 p.m. Admission, $10 Docu-musical: " WWUS, • a Ice Arena, 6 p.m. Admission, $10 adults; $7 children 12 and under. recreation of a World War 11-era live adults; $7 children 12 and under. radio show. Bacchus Theatre, Perkins Monday, Jan. 11 u Student Center, 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10 Recital: Violinist Robert Mann. loudis WWII Film and Lecture Series: Film, Emerging artists concert: loudis Casablanca. Rodney Room, Perkins Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music 7 Building, 7:30 p.m. Building, 2 p.m. Student Center, p.m. Winter Commencement: Bob International Film: Hear My Song, Tuesday, Jan. 12 Carpenter Center/ 2 p.m.·Tickets (Ireland, 1991). 140 Smith Hall, required. 7:30p.m. WWII Film and Lecture Series: NOn Concert: Winter String InstitUte with O.amber Music: Mendelssohn String Wings to War/ with Jan Churchill.· Mendelssohn String Quartet and Quartet with Bonnie Hampton and Ewing Room, Perkins Student Center, special guests Bonnie HamptOn, cello, 2p.m. and Rooert Mann, violin. LolRiis Robert Mann. Loud is Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music Building, Workshop: lnte·rview Preparation. Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music 8p.m. Building, 8 p.m. For tickets, call 831- Carrer Planning and Placement .. Raub 2204. 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How are we going to traveling preacher. ShOwtimes: Fri­ Fri. Sat 7:45, 10, Sun-Thu. 7:45 explain Vanilla Ice and Dan QuaYiel Thu. 2, 4:30, 7;15, 9:45 Showtimes: Fri-Thu. 1:20, 4:15, Chaplin (PG-13) - Robert Dow~ 7:10,9:40 Newark Qnema Center Oscar material? Showtimes: Fn. ~ ShoflPn8 Cenler (737-3720) 4:45, 7:30, 10:30, Sat 1:30, 4:45, Scent of a Woman (R) - AI Pacino Forewer Young (PG) - Showtimes: 7:30, 10:30, Sun. 1:30, 5, 8, Mon­ stars as a blind man who has a· better Thu. 5:30, 8:15 Fri. 5:30, 8, 10:15, Sat 1:45, 5:30, sense of smell than a bloodhound. 8, 10:15, Sun. 1:45, 5:45, 8:15, Showtimes: Fri-Thu. 1, 4, 7,10:10 Cinemark Movies 10 Mon-Thu. 5:45, 8:15 First Slate Piau Shopping Center (994-7075) Malcolm X (PG-13) - The movie The .Bodyguard (R) - Showtimes: Chaplin (PG-13)- Showtimes: Fri­ you have to see, according to Spike Fri. 5, 7:45, 10:30 Sat 1 :30, 5, 7:45, Thu. 1, 4, 7, 10 Lee and the critics. Showtimes: Fri­ 10:30 Sun. 1:30, 5:30, 8, Mon-Thu. 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••I January 8, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 83 The Review blows up your video Trespassing on some thin lc~s Metallica's musical diary Tori's bizarre escapades Trespass gang killing an d are seen. They take A Year and a Half in the life of (at Wembley Stadium, London) Little Earthquakes such mindless drivel as, "It's like, Walter Hill King James' junkie brother hostage and ... Parts 1 and 2 like? Tori Amos you have to fight for your right to Universal Pictures find themse lves caught up in an Metallica Lars Ulrich, The Drummer Atlantic Vision have a monster." Grade: 8 increasingly volatile stalemate. Elektra Video Who Will Never Shut Up: It was Grade: D+ There are 11 songs on Little Sadler's character has one concern. Grade: C really cool. Earthquakes, eight of which can By Russ Bengtson Himself. He wants the gold and no Timeless. By Greg Orlando immediately be dismissed as Managingldiror one's going to stop him. By Russ Bengtson The videos are roughly divided C()(ltrii!Wng Edior unrecyclable toxic waste. At the rate rappers are infiltrating Paxton, as hi s less willing Mnaglng Editor into studio footage from the album Tori Amos' video compilation Six songs on the compilation are Hollywood, it's only a matter of time accomplice, reconsiders as he realizes 1983. MetalLica releases Kill sessions (96 minutes) and tour Little Earthquakes should be taken from live performances. All until Casablanca is remade with MC how hopeless the situation is. 'Em AU, their bruJal debut footage (140 minutes). renamed Llt11e Earthquakes-Big the live videos are exactly alike­ Lyte and the Beastie Boys' King Ad­ King James just wants his brother 1985. A 14-year-old kid Out of the 96 minutes of the Stink. Amos sits at the piano and hoots, Rock as the leads. back. He's getting older, getting sick of discovers his new favorite band. ftrst video, we do see: The Grand Inquisitor holl ers and screams her way Until then however, we will have to the game. Savon and the other Metallica is great because they 1) All four Metallicans acting Torquemada himself would be hard through the song. When she can't make do with the veterans. Twenty­ gangsters want revenge. are lethal onstage and virtually like complete idiots. pressed to torture a person as· find any words, Amos resorts to three-year-old Ice Cube and And no two-bit. middle-class, white unknown off. 2) Lars telling us everything severely as Alms does in the tape's wailing. "thirtysome~ng" Ice-T, who proved fools are going to stop them 1992. Oh well. you never wanted to know about 55 minutes. It's evident from the live takes themselves with debuts in Boyz N The But the gang learns about the gold Metallica's first three albums, everything. · Her voice is at once pretty and that Amos is an accomplished Hood and New Jack aty respectively, and greed turns a tightly knit group into Kill 'Em AU, Ride the Lightning 3) About nine seconds of powerful, but she wastes her talent pianist. but her enthusiasm in these have hit the big time. a bunch of vigilantes. and Master or Puppets, hit it big spontaneous shots. by singing stuff that's A) Incoherent videos can be fit into a shot glass. In their first collective offering, Set in a dingy rundown block of without any videos. Metallica We don't see: B) Stupid and C) Legal Grounds For With room left over for a shot. Trespass, both rappers find themselves factories, Trespass features too much achieved star status without 1) Any full demo performances · Commitment in a Sanitariwn Buckshot. in familiar roles. As Savon, a creeping around in the dark, and not exploiting themselves. of any song. "So you met a girl who thinks Only the mOOe-for-MTV videos headstrong young gangster, Ice Cube enough action. 1988's And Justice For All And you never see two or more really deep thoughts I so what's so save this album from irredeemable parodies his earlier role of Doughboy Sequences of the film are seen started the change. The powerful consecutive live songs. great aboot really deep thoughts," is hideousness. "Silent All These from Boyz, displaying a volatile temper throug.'l the black and white viewfmder video for "One" propelled The short interview with Spinal about the best she can achieve Years," is an interesting, if just a bit and desire to kill. of Video, a gang member who tapes Metallica into the mainstream. Tap is worth keeping; as are the lyrically. unfathomable, exploration of a lost Ice-T is King James, the formally­ everything with his camcorder. · Lookout. few live songs. There's just too In between songs, Amos is love. attired, jOOed ruler of an East St. Louis, The shooting scenes are at times a 1991's Metalllca harkened much garbage. interviewed by a faceless journalist At one point in the video, she illinois, slum. bit overdone, but the story holds back to the early days. The mind­ Stick to the albums. and given the opportunity to say gets iruo a small box am begins to Trespass also features Bill Paxton your attention. It's a timeless lesson . bending arrangements of Justice, roll around in it. It boggles the mind and William Sadler, firemen who get a set in the mean streets. were replaced by the simpler and one can only begin to grasp at clue to long-stolen gold hidden jn East Greed kills. power chords of ''Enter Sandman" the symbolism of having a woman St. Louis. They go to search, witness a And nothing is ever free. and "Sad But True." roll around in a box. Now we have A Year and A "Me and a Gun" is done a Hair in the Lire or - capella and is Amos' 50-cent To paraphrase that timeless version of psychotherapy. The Freeze-dried sap tale, there is no joy in Mudville, song, a f~rst person recollection of Metallica has sold out. physical abuse, might better be left Bring the Kleenex for Gibson's 'Forever Young.' Three hours and 56 minutes of on the psychiatrist's couch. Metallica. You want a good idea In defense of Tori, it can be said of what they're like in the studio? the woman does have some talent. Forever Young years the experiment has been Watch the video for '·'Nothing Else With hard work, determination, a Steve Miner misplaced in a military warehouse and Matters." lyric writer, an onstage persona, Warner Brothers that Harry Finley died in a chemical Cut the Grammys. the MTV some enthusiasm for the job and Grade: B- fire. · llUJSic awards and conunents like: about 10 year's time, Amos might Elijiah Wood and Robert Hy Narrator: What was the f!OO herself on the charts. By Rob Wherry Gorman play Felix and Nat, two Freddie Mercury Tribute concert Maybe. Ass15tant fnrettalnment lditor adventurous kids who stumble upon Ask a date or pick up your the experiment. The two accidentally girlfriend, and don't forget to bring a awaken Danny from his 50-year The video starts out with a box of tissues. Mel Gibson's latest slumber. AC/DCat relaxed feel, with Satriani relating film, Forever Young, is a tear-jerker The boys run away in fright, but an anecdote from his high school that hopeless romantics all over the Nat leaves his jacket behind. Danny days. On the day that Jimi Hendrix world will flock to see. uses this to track them down at the .Donington died, Satriani went to his football Gibson plays Danny, a crazy young address sewn in the jacket label. ACJDC l.M! At Doningtoo coach and asked if he could quit test pilot who is deeply in love with Danny is taken in by Nat's mom, AQDC the team so he could concentrate his girlfriend, Helen, played by Isabel played by Jamie Lee Curtis. Through Atlantic Vision more on playing the guitar. Glasser. Danny longs to muster the the rest of the movie, Danny, the two Grade: A A lot of the video consists of courage to ask her to marry him But. boys and Nat's mom try to unravel the Joe describing how he has before he can spit out the words, she is mystery of Danny's past, and to locate By~Orianch Contribur1'l!Editor skyrocketed from a little-known tragically struck by a car. Helen, who they learn is still alive. solo guitarist to the best-selling Forever Young has an excellent The Highway to Hell is paved by While Helen lies in a coma, Danny rock instrumentalist in music realizes he is not strong enough to plot which gives fresh touches to an five men with bad intentions and today. old story line. amplifiers that go up to 34. watch her slowly die. He decides to Interspersed with the interview take part in a cryogenics experiment The movie is carried by the ·For AC/DC, all roads lead footage are videos from previous performances of Gibson and the two straight into Castle Donington in run by his best friend, Harry Finley, albums, including Surfmg With played by George Wendt. child actors, Wood and Gorman. The Fngland and the Monsters of Rock the Alien, and Flying in a Blue In the procedw!e, Danny is frozen, three complement each other and Festival. The Australian Dream. enabling him to tr.avel through time make both the serious and humorous noisemakers have headlined the The Sa'tch Tapes offers scenes work. metal-lovers festival three times and remain the same age when his commentary from Steve Vai, body is thawed. If you like happy endings and lots and, true to fonn, the third time is During a lull in "Jailbreak," another of todays guitar wizards. Director Steve Miner then of crying, Forever Young is for you. thechann. Young displays a whole lot more Vai went to high school with smoothly moves the plot to the present But beware, this movie may have a Live At Doolngton is truly a A big batch than good grace. Amidst chants of Satriani, and was also one of his day. little too much sap for the average concert video of the loudest ''Take it off, take it off, take it off," f~rst students. Vai says he was so The audience learns that after 50 moviegoer. magnitude. ACJDC runs through 18 Young proceeds to do just that. ofSatch inept at playing the guitar that his years of rock 'n' roll ambrosia like TOOitionally, the rock concert is The Satch Tapes first lesson consisted of Satriani lightning across a storm-filled sky. an orgy of laser lights and special )oeSatriani teaching him how to string the Angus Young, the band's lead effects meant to compensate foc the Relativity instrument. guitarist, practically runs a Quantum Leap comatose state of the performers. Grade: A Perhaps the most entertaining marathon, leaping, strutting and AC/DC, thankfully, keeps the aspect of the video is an interview duck-walking ocross the stage. It's theatrics in the soow to a minimum By Brandon jamison with Nigel Tufnel, lead guitar incredible, but the man spends ACJDC, the men am their music Enll!tlainment Editor player for Spinal Tap. Steve Martin's prayers answered half concert about the in the air. are the stars here. ~rs really can't All illusions of a hell-bent-for­ "If I could see what he was The band's lead screamer Brian compare to a Young guitar solo leather, kick-butt, who-gives-a­ doing, I could play it." says Tufnel. "Banshee" Johnson follows done while being carried on rat' s-ass-about-anything modem "But he's just too fast. I watched Young's lead, constantly moving Johnson' s shoulders or to the day guitar hero have just been him in slow motion, but it was still from one end of the stage to the frenzied hammerings of drummer shattered. too fast." other, all the time grinning like a Chris "Frankenstein's Monster" Besides lending a peek at some It's a wonder to watch Satriani man who's just found $20 on the Slade. rarely seen videos from his past play, whether you' re a guitar ground. All the ACJDC classic hits, from albums and unreleased behind-the­ player or not. and his outstanding The cameras try valiantly, but "Thunderstruck" to "High· scenes footage from his latest musicianship certainly qualifies ultimately fail to capture all the Voltage," are included in the video, effort, The EKtremist, The Satch him for guitar hero status. action. There's simply too much and the music is as good and Tapes gives a startling perspective But Satriani humbly, almost going on to properly capture the energetic as it is loud. of Joe Satriani. shyly, casts off this persona. He feel of ACJDC in concert. "Forget the Hearse, 'cause I'll He becomes something more just believes that there should be But while the view is limited, it's never die," Johnson hoots on the than just a faceless ax-slinger to humanity and honesty in music. still somewhat akin to seeing half of tape. audibly gawk at; he becomes a Nice guy. Good video. Great the Grand Canyon. Consider it forgotten. regular guy. buy.

Reverend Jonas Nightengale preaches to the mullah of rnoolah

Leap Of Faith Debra Winger plays Jane, the Richard Pearce braintrust behind most of Paramount Pictures Nightengale's miracles. At first, she Grade: 8+ loves her job, but over the course of the movie, she begins to have second By Gres Orlando thoughts. Her progression from a Recommendations: Contributing Editor smirking. wise-assed skeptic to a The Nightengale in Leap or Faith beagle-eyed believer is believable and Eat high-fiber foods, such as fruits, doesn't sing, but he can make an well-done. vegetables, and whole grain products. Eat audience dance - into their wallets to Jane and Nightengale are the cough up cash for the collection plate. biblical version of Bonnie and Clyde. high-fat foods. Maintain ':lormal body weight. Steve Martin plays Jonas The two make a great team, trading And live long and prosper. Nightengale, a traveling revivalist one-liners, scamming the masses and minister whose bus is called to heaven playfully getting on each other's in the backwater town of Rustwater, nerves. Kansas. Leap or Faith is solid throughout, CALL THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIOY Following in the path of great but really flies during the tent-show Bible-thumpers/Bunko artists Jim scenes. Martin .e xcels here, dashing AT 1-800-ACS-2345 FOR FREE Bakker and Oral Roberts, Nightengale wildly around the stage, sermoni zing is a flim-flam man, using flash and to the masses and performing magic smoke to make dime-store miracles. tricks. But in the face of an honest-to­ The film speeds up during these goodness miracle, the con artist is scenes and the cameras pan and cut forced to rethink his position on life wildly to capture all the action on and make a considerable Leap or stage, in the crowd and in the control Faith. room, where Jane monitors the crowd. The acting in this film is almost Now, faith is all well and good, but divinely inspired. Martin is excellent this film foreg oes such pleasantries in as the sleazy Nightengale, who smiles favor of a good script and great cast. as he bilks his tent-show audiences out Thank God. (Or Steve Martin.) of their money. On Deck Blue Hen Chatter Tomorrow "I've never seen •Men's Basketball at Towson State, 7:30 p.m. ·~en's Track in quad meet at Rutgers, TBA , _~.,""" a blatant •M/W Swimming at American, 1 p.m. dis:ol~tv of cheating." -UMBC Coach Earl Hawkins Sunday after losing to the Hens Wednesday •M/W Track at TAC Indoor Championships at Princeton, TBA Friday

.. JANUARY 8, 1993 • 84 ;The Review, Volume 119, Numlwr 2lJ Blackhurst buries Retrievers Men's basketball battles back from 18-point deficit for 106-98 OT thriller

By Jeff Pearlman . MM~iJ&inB Spotts Edi10t uMBCcoach On the campuses of Delaware and the University of Maryland Baltimore County, January 6, 1993 will no calls game longer be just a date on the calender. No, from now on it will be a 'scandal' known as Black WedneSday. After piling up a seemingly insunnountabiC'18-point-lead with 10 By Jeff Pearlman minutes left in the game, UMBC let Managing Sports Editor the Hens come back from the dead As if the Delaware men's and bring the Bob Carpenter Center basketball team's 106-98 come­ fans with them in a 106-98 overtime from-behind win over UMBC win. Wednesday at the Bob Carpenter With 11 seconds left in regulation, Center wasn't enough excitement senior guard Kevin Blackhurst used a for one night. pick from teanunate Anthony Wright Following the gaine, enraged to get open behind the three-point Retrievers Coach Earl Hawkins line on the right side of the court. tore into the officiating, calling With Retrievers' .forward Kevin it "a blatant .display of cheating. Bellinger in his face, Blackhurst took You talk about scandals in the a step and launched the shot. NCAA - that's the biggest one His bomb hit nothing but net, and of all." the Convo crowd exploded as the Hawkins' comments were in once insurmountable lead evaporated response to an 18-point Delaware THE REVIEW /File Photo Guard Tate George has lived in New jersey nearly his entire into an 88-88 tie. comeback paved by senior guard "We just ran a play with two Kevin Blackhurst's heroics, as life, but ignored the Nets until he was drafted by them. cutters through for either me or· well as 33 personal fouls called [guard] Andre [Buck]," said against UMBC. Delaware players Blackhurst, who was one for ·11 from attempted 52 free throws, a the field before the shot. "And I got a school record. To add to the fire, Still the Nyets , good pass and I was able to hit the five Retrievers fouled out. shot. We just caught them on the "They should have to answer switch." to somebody nationally that can Even the lowly 76ers have more UMBC guard Skip Saunders' last­ govern officials and make sure ditch regulation jumper was blocked that they have - you know, be by Wright, and the game went into accountable for their goofs;" support than hapless New jersey overtime for what was supposed to be Hawkins said. "There shouldn't By Jeff Pearlman a 5-minute battle. be a home-court advantage. You Manaflins Spam Editor When Blackhurst's shot swished always start 10 points down EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.- Anthony Basile can taste the through, however, the Hens (8-3) before you start. Why?" blood crawling up his esophagus, as once powerful cheers for his knew it was over. Against UMBC, Delaware set heroes bave turned to weak, soundless nothings resulting in a sore ''Once we carne that far back, we . team records for both free throws throat. weren't gonna lose," said center (40) and attempts (56) . Hawkins Wearing a Charlotte Hornets hat. as well as a Mugsey Bogues Spencer Dunkley. "We just played a said it wasn't due to anything on Charlotte jersey, the ninth grader's brown eyes widen with lot better in the second half. You the part of the Hens. excitement each time one ql his team's stars does something magical come that far, you're not supposed to "Why does a team need an on the court. let it go." advantage?" he said. "Delaware Basile is the type of fan any NBA team would be proud to boast; a Delaware didn't. is a good ball club. They don't kid who attends every game be can and one who belongs in the Three points and an assist ftom need help. The officials took our comfy confines of the Homets' Charlotte Coliseum'- horne of Blackhurst within the first three players away. I mean, it's 23,698 rowdy, hyped fans. minutes of the extra period helped the incredible. We were Basile wants the Homds. Hens jump out to a 95-88 lead, and handcuffed." Wbal be's got me the New Jersey Nets. the last two minutes were an UMBC Director of Athletics "I came ooly to see Charlotte play," says Basile, a 15-year-old exhibition in Delaware foul shooting. Dr. Charles Brown said he will Springfield, NJ. resident wbo left disappointed after the Hornets Dec. Blackhurst's heroics, however, file a complaint with the East 28 104-103 loss to the Nets at the Meadowlands. '1 don't even follow were just part of the show. Following Coast Athletic Conference, the Nets. Sometimes I go to games, but only to see Olarlotte or the the game, Retrievers Coach Earl ....THE .. R.EV!EW I Maximillian Gretsch which provided Wednesday Knicks." Hawkins · exploded, giving the Hens' forward Robbie johnson goes up for a shot against UMBC's night's referees. Basile is not alone. As the Hornets take the court. each player is referees more credit than Delaware Sonique Nixon in the first half on the Hens' 106-98 OT victory. Hawkins was also angry about greeted with a rousing cheer - capped off with a storming ovation for the loss that dropped his team to the behavior of several Convo for star forward Larry Johnson. The arena is about 75 percent filled to 3-5. The Hens were led by Wright's 23 to the line, was intentionally fouled. fans, whom he said were capacity with fans, and most seemed to be decked out in Charlotte "I've been in college basketball points, and Dunkley's 20 points and Enter the luck of the Blue Hen. "taunting and baiting" his aqua. white and black. for a long time, and I've never seen 25 rebounds. After making the first shot, players. That is the enigma known as the New Jersey Nets. After missing such a blatant display of cheating," Delaware slowly chipped away at Saunders' second attempt rolled "That's a technical," he said. out on the playoffs for five ~ons, New Jersey qualified last year said Hawkins, who was fuming over the mountainous lead, and cut the around the rim, out and into the "Was that called at the end of the with a 4042 regular-season mark. his team's 33 personal fouls and lead to nine when sophomore guard hands of Dunkley. game, when people are grabbing Whereas the Philadelphia 76ers. the Nets' NBA brothers to the Delaware's 52 (no misprint) free­ Brian Pearl converted a three-point Twenty two seconds later, their genitals at your team on the south, continuously draw w~ll in the Spectrum while playing throw attempts. "Delaware had play after getting fouled while Blackhurst earned a special place in sideline and things like that? horribly, New Jersey is a winning team playing in front or 8,000 or so nothing to do with this. It was the landing an underhand layup with Delaware basketball history. Where was the technical?" empty Meadowlands seats every night. referees." 6:5lleft. "It will continue to surprise you Delaware forward Anthony They're 17-14, three games behind the Atlantic Division first- · The fire and excitement almost A Pearl. layup pulled the Hens to that the unexpected usually does Wright said Hawkins' complaints place New Yode Knicks and with potential All-Stars in cmter Derrick never occurred, however, as a red-hot within six with 3:59 remaining, and a happen," said Hens Coach Steve had little substance. Coleman. point guard Kenny Anderson and shooting guard Drazen Retriever squad took advantage of Kevin Benton three-pointer a minute Steinwedel. "Certainly in my eight "I thought it was even both Petrovic, most experts agree the Nets could be the next team to join the sloppy Hens to jump out to the later closed the gap to four. years this is one of the best ways," Wright said. "The game the league elite. huge early lead. Saunders led the Consecutive free throws from comebacks we've had." was getting tight. When you So why is New Jersey the NBA's vanilla ice cream. hidden in the charge with 31 points, including four Benton and Dunkley sliced the deficit The Hens put their five-game come back and win after being back of a freezer filled with 26 more three-pointer.s, and teammate Brian to two, but with 33 seconds left winning streak on the line tomorrow down by 20, that can't all be enticing flavors? · Watkins added 20. Saunders, the one player not to send at Towson State. from fouls." AN ORGANIZATION IN DISARRAY "I think the thing is, this organization has struggled for so many years." says center Sam Bowie, " ... that we were the laughing stock for so many teams and so many fans, Wade's World; Coleman leads track that I think it will take a few years, like we're about to put together now, before we get that real respect. Coach jim Fischer expects to "That's the bottom line. If you win, you'll get your full respect and attention better third-place NAC finish from the fans. We haven't been able to give By Megan ·McDermott do a lot better than I would them a reason to cheer for us." Sports Reporter Rick Mahorn Bowie may be right. When people think have done last year." With senior thrower Wade of the Knicks, Patrick Ewing comes to mind. The Bulls? Michael Coleman said he has not only Coleman back in action as well thrown what would be an Jordan. The Jazz? Karl Malone. The Rockets? Hakeem Olajuwan. as several of last year's NCAA nat i onal-qualifying The Nets? Try one playoff win, five coaches and a combined 233- conference champions, the throw in practice, he has 423 record spanning the past eight years. Search the '80s for wasted first-round draft picks such as Dwayne "Pearl" Washington, Jeff Delaware men's indoor track broken his personal record Turner, DeMis Hopson and Mike O'Koren - four of the biggest and field team hopes to several times. improve upon last year's third busts since Mt. Rushmore - and you have the NBA' s version of the Coleman's injury did not place · North Atlantic take anything away from his Cleveland Indians. Conference finish. "Losers, that's what the fans here are accustomed to seeing/' says confidence. "I think we have just as good I' II New Jersey forward Rick Mahom, a former Sixer and member of the "I'm pretty sure win the Detroit Pistons' 1988-89 championship team: "The fans here are or a better chance than last conference," he said. "I know finally seeing a winning franchise instead of what they're accustomed year," said coach Jim Fischer. I have a pretty good chance to to. People will come out to watch good basketball." Our strength is going to be win the IC4As. When it comes with juniors , and seniors. to the indoor championships I HISTORY'S JOKE Coleman is of national caliber. "don't know how I'll do, but I He has turned from a strong, I THE REVIEW I File Photo It might not be that easy. When New Jersey won two American know I'll be there. want to Senior Wade Coleman hopes to return to his pre-back Injury form as Basketball Association (ABA) championships from 1973-76, fans big person to a strong, big get All-American and be in the athlete." top six." a top NCAA performer in the shot put and 35-lb. weight throw. had every reason to jump on the Nets' bandwagon. Julius Erving will be awesome." soared to new basketball heights with nearly 30 points per game and Coleman said he has lost Coleman also said he feels Bechtold and junior thrower He also said the team is an even larger afro, and joining the NBA in 1976 was supposed to be almost 80 pounds since last good about ·the way the whole Brian D'Amico were also 1992 counting on senior long jumper New Jersey's crowning introduction to big·time basketball. year, .when a back injury kept team looks. · conference champions, lifting . him from competing. It never happened. "I've seen five teams and Randy Lambert and senior the Hens to a 11-2 team record. · "I'm in the best shape that sprinter Mark Fields to repeat The Nets, soon to be labeled "the Nyets,'' sold Dr. J to the Sixers this seems to be the one team Fischer said this year's team I've ever been in," said to work the hardest. Everyone . last year's conference should be strong in other areas see NETS page BS Coleman, who threw the 35-lb. seems focused," said Coleman. championship performances. as well. weight in the 1991 NCAA Coleman's prediction for the Senior sprinter Tim Jacobs, "The distance and middle Championships. "I'll probably season: · ~ The throwing events senior high jumper Bob see TRACK page BS 85 • THE REVIEW •January 8, 1993

Pearl's ]am By jeff Komlo comes full circle Pearlman Former Hen quarterback tells of NFL journeys

By Mary Desmond 12 touchdowns. We come Assist~! Sports Editor But Komlo has liked the During his seven year NFL transition from the grid iron to career, 1978 Delaware graduate Jeff investment banking.' to Review Korr.lo quarterbacked for four "It is a job I really enjoy. and am different teams. very excited about," he says. A dream come .true, right? Now Komlo is married and the Sports Maybe not. fathe~ of four daughters between the "College football is fun and ages three and 10. Hello. and welcome to Review Spoos. educational," says Komlo. Asked who influenced him the My name is Jeff, and I'll be your "Professional football becomes a most, Komlo says· his mentor was Managing Spats Editor for the next 32 business very quickly." not in the NFL at all, but his college or so issues. Now a senior vice president for coach. If you're like ImSt university students, the Mid-Atlantic Co. , an ..1 really believe Tubby Raymond this p!ge is a sat of fManute Bol wanna-be to a getting the team excited. record, the Yankee Confemnce u potential fU'St-round NBA pick? We'll "This is a big loss in motivation," he said. ~onship and two victorieS in n tellya. The Hens open their season tomorrow at die divisiQn playoffs. Is there a reason men~s soccer just Rutgers. competing against the Scarlet Knights, After 27 full seasons, he has doesn't win? The coach? The players? · Fordham, Syracuse, and St. Francis. compiled a record of 223-88-2, 1re six fans? If you've been realing, yoo Fischer said this will pr"obably be a very with three national titles in 1971, probably know. competitive meet, but winning is not his major 72 ati\79. n Can you feel the beads of sweat goal so early in the season. 'It is the second time Raymond trickling down your back (probably not, "Some people want to be competitive all the has received coach of U1e year n bus it sounds preay cool)? way through. We want to finish strongly," said ' · honors. He also won the award in e •Fitness Level: a physical fitness Fischer. 1971, the year of his first national t column every two weeks by a local or "I'd like to see the people who are returning chairpionship. r university exercise expert. get back to the levels they were at the end of The award honors Scotty s •Athlete of the Month: Who's ·the last year," he said. "I'd like to see. our young Whitelaw, former corrunissioner of e best of the best, the king Hen? A J81el of people step forward and fill spots where we had the Eastern College Athletic Review Spoos experts (well, to be honest, weaknesses." Confezence. me and jour others) study stat sheets fDikembe Mutombo and .Biliy Owens "He's a point guard and he's got a finished their NBA debut season at 19.1 ppg career scorer, has quickly in favor M the diminutive. ball point guard mentality. If you've got At the end of any sports suffered a second-half the bottom of the league with a 22-60 developed into one of the league's handler. that, you've got a shot at having a season, one team goes home collapse after virus- inflicted record. While the Sixers and Celtics future stars. At 6', 10", 235 pounds, Then-Nets Coach Bill Fitch good team. You ca.'l have everything, happy. quarterback Bill Vergantino battled for Eastern bragging rights the former Syracuse University showed his displeasure with the pick but you need a point guard." For everyone else, it's pulled himself out early in throughout the decade, New Jersey stalwart averaged 9.5 rebounds per by saying. "the Yet even a player of Anderson's d·isappointment. the second half. floundered into obscurity. Despite a game last year and is one of the · system stinks," caliber can't make up for empty seats The · Delaware football Junior Dale Fry took over talented squad, that floundering league's top 10 men on the glass. and the doubters and hostile crowds. team put together one of its with the score 7-7, but was continues today at the box office. Throw in Petrovic, the NBA's were smiling as "We're gonna have a tremendous best campaigns in coach ineffective, completing six of "The Knicks have always seen the leading 3-point shooter and a a turnover-prone advantage if we start getting crowds Tubby Raymond's 27-year 18 passes for 56 yards and same fans every night," says Nets consistent 20 ppg scorer, the steady ' Anderson that are really into it," says Nets' history : an 11-3 record, two interceptions. guard Tate George, who grew up in Bowie in the pivot and the averaged just 7.0 backup center Chris Dudley. "That Yankee Conference Despite the loss, it was a nearby Newark, NJ.: "With the Nets, inconsistent, but explosive Chris points and less will establish a home-court championship, and NCAA 1- season of team and individual we get different people at every Morris at the small forward and the than four assists advantage and help us start playing AA semifinalist. accomplishments for game. Before I came here, my Nets are one player away from in a shaky well at home." But in the end, it was a Delaware. impression of the Nets was 'no fans.' conference contenders. rookie season. "Everybody loves a wiMer," says disappointment. Team marks for Yankee You could come and get a 200 seat They're counting on Anderson to Coleman With 16.8 Coleman. "It's all about success­ On Dec. 12, the Hens fell wins in a season (7) and and sit right by the floor. That's this be that player. points and 7 .9 coming out and winning basketball to eventual national consecutive road wins (10) team's history." When he was taken as the second assists per game this year, Anderson games. Once you prove that you can champion Marshall were set, and the Hens' 35.9 player in last year's draft out of has silenced the critics and left many win, I think you'll get support from University, 28·7 in points per game was fourth in NYETS NO MOREl Georgia Tech, more than a few in a state of awe. everybody." Huntington. W .V. Delaware school history. ' On the court, however, history experts said New Jersey had made a "Kenny is a terrific player," says In the case of the New Jersey jumped out to a 7-0 lead, but -Jeff Pearlman may be changing. Coleman, the mistake - passing up on big men Nets first-year Coach Chuck Daly. Nets, any support would be nice. Classi ieds January 8, 1993 • THE REVIEW. 86

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January 10 . SONG Ned Beatty gives a four-star perfor­ HEAR MY mance as Josef Locke, the legendary British tenor who fled to Ireland to avoid tax evasion charges, and returned 30 years later for one brief moment of glory and a touching reunion with his long-lost love. Director: Peter Chelsom 1991 . BUS TRIP!! .. A rollicking, romantic comedy that proves to be one of the year's most delightful film... - Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times See Robert Goulet in ~~camelot" Thursday, February 4, 1993,8 pm January 17 IA EURQPIA AnadolescentGermanJewswept Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia,-pA EUROPn, .l1 up in the insanity of WWll, Solomon Perel becomes an ersatz Pole after the Kristallnacht pogrom, flees to Russia when Poland falls, turns Communist, impersonates a German when Russia is invaded, accidentally becomes a Nazi war hero, and most astonishingly, is sent to an elite Hitler Youth academy in Berlin, where he is displayed as a model Aryan. The film's main concerns are the unstable fluidity of personal identity and the destructive rigidity of politi­ cal fanaticism. Acclaimed by the New York Film Critics Circle, National Board of Review and Golden Globe awards for Best Foreign Film. Director: Agnieszka Holland. In German and Russian with English subti­ tles. 1991

January 24 Soviet emigre Andrei • THE INNER CIRCLE Konchalovsky looks at the grim reality of life behind the Iron Curtain. In a compelling performance, Tom Hulce portrays a loyal citizen who's forced to choose between serving his country and following his heart when he enters THE INNER CIRCLE The magical kin~dom of King Arthur comes to life in as Stalin's personal projectionist. Director: Andrei Konchalovsky. 1991 Lerner ana Loewe s magnificent musical, starring Robert Goulet, whose rousing performance has earned January 31 accolades across the country. · Ther~ have been HEARTS OF DARKNESS making-of- the-film documentaries before, but nothing to compare to this harrowing record Ticket Information: • Sales begin Tuesday, January 19,8:30 am-4 pm of the production of Francis Coppola's embattled 1979 masterpiece • Tickets sold in 107 Student Center APOCALYPSE NOW. Its core is a trove of on-the-spot (and occasionally • NO RESERVATIONS! behind-the-back) footage and audio tape accumulated by the directo-r's • $40 per ticket* wife Eleanor, combined with amazingly candid present-day interviews of • Open to students, faculty, & staff with valid UD ID nearly all the principals. This is a compelling examination of the creative • One paying guest per ID process in action, of the relationship between production conditions and *includes transportation & theatre ticket the finished work, and of the often perilously fuzzy boundary-line between a.rt and life. Director: Fax Bahr with George Hickenlooper. 1991 Sponsored by the Perkins Student Center