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The Grizzly, November 20, 2003

Lauren A. Perotti Ursinus College

Lindsey Fund Ursinus College

Shannon Berndtson Ursinus College

Laura Dougherty Ursinus College

Trevor Mohr Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Perotti, Lauren A.; Fund, Lindsey; Berndtson, Shannon; Dougherty, Laura; Mohr, Trevor; Rivera, Maria; Salenetri, Brandie; Kauffman, Kyle; Delaney, Monica; Calhoun, Ellen; Bregman, Peter; Simeone, Matt '04; DiFeliciantonio, Marie; Murphy, Kevin; Murray, Eddie; Bolletino, Noelle; and Herting, John, "The Grizzly, November 20, 2003" (2003). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 549. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/549

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"Mike Domitrz did a fine job of both explaining the subtle humor of body language and expressing the importance of honesty in any sort of relationship, " said Vice President of S. T.A.R, Shane Borer. Mohr Conspiracy Theories: Baby, When the Lights Go Out Did Veteran's Day Pass You By? Shannon Berndtson and Laura Dougherty Grizzly News Writers Those who did know either had Several years later Congress real­ the day off anyway. Has Veterans' Day become the a sibling who had off from school ized that veterans of World War II Junior NirahAmm sald, "Veter­ or remembered having the day off and Korea equally preserved ans' Day is a natIOn al holiday. A ~".IlW," light was the lumines­ on some reading because I forgotten day of rcmembrance? of choice last Thursday as couldn't sign online," said senior While Ursinus students sat in their in high school. Also, the war in peace. lot of business and other schools cwnplllS-'WHlepower outage sur­ 1M addict Pat Lafferty. classes Tuesday, many were un­ Iraq gave new meaning to Veter­ On the eleventh hour of the elev­ have off, and we should too." Tina students and faculty alike. Several students venture to lo­ aware that it was a national holi­ ans' Day for students this year. enth day in the eleventh month, a Straub agreed with Nlra li . She day, Veterans' Day. Close friends and relatives sta­ combined color guard represent­ emphatically stated, "Yes we _'",Ul,'U 3 o'clock in the after­ cal shopping districts to purchase dOon everyone's Xbox, hair dryer, candles and flashlights to combat Veterans' Day became a na­ tioned in Iraq increased their re­ ing all military services executes should have om" and CD player shut off abruptly, the impending darkness. Other tional holiday on May 24, 1954. spect for those who serve our "present arms" at the tomb of the Others feel differently. ltaving only the dim glow of huddled in dorm rooms with the But how many students remember country today and in the past. Unknown Soldier in Arlington "} think thcre are more impor­ )aptops to light dormitory rooms. few scented candles they already what the day commemorates? Known originally as Armistice National Cemetery in VA. tant holidays we should get off It could have been worse. possessed. When asked, a number of stu­ Day, Nov. II was renamed Vet­ The Nation's tribute to its fallen instead, that we don't already," This journalist was happy to "The gymnasts and I played dents knew it was a special day set erans' Day by President soldiers is symbolized by the laying commented Maedea Watson-Bey. report that no one was injured games and had girl talk until the aside to celebrate out veterans, but Eisenhower after the world learned of a presidential wreath on the There is no legal rcquirement for whileclimbingoutofadarkshower power went back on. It was a couldn't say much more. The most there was no "war to end all wars." tomb. schools to close on Veterans' Day Although most students couldn't ortripping over the mess ofbooks, great time, we never stopped gig­ common response was, "the day Armistice Day originally cel­ and Ursinus chose not to institute we go into detail about the holiday, thes, and empty bottles clut­ gling," said Kristen Grimmel, a celebrate veterans who fought ebrated the signing of the armi­ a day off. stice that ended World War I. some felt the school should give g floors. In fact, many posi­ North Hall resident. in wars." tive outcomes were facilitated by Personally, I was able to pay "Black out 03". complete attention to finishing my Students huddled together in book review for Dr. Clark's insa­ Grade Your Professors Today ~ Website Spotlight dimly lit hallways hopiogfor com­ tiable paper appetite. By page fort8Jldcompany under the emer­ six my battery had fallen to 3% Maria Rivera lights. Consequently, the capacity, but luckily the power Gri==(I' News Writer of TV and other electronic returned just minutes later. I Have you had a professor so knowledge, to name a few. Stu­ grader. I decided to start the Web suggest people are actively in­ DW1IUU'" allowed for full concen- knew by ten o'clock that Mad­ bad that you could not wait until the dents can now offer their own site to warn others of professors volved with the Web site and find r. '~U""1 on otherwise mundane, den, Radiohead, and ESPN would er.d of the semester to criticize suggestions and grade their like her," stated Swapceinski. it fun and useful. work. have pushed that completion date thcir perfonnancc in a Teaching professor's performance. The goal Searching through the Web site There are currently 3.417 fact, the popular Friday dead­ to well after 2a.m. Evaluation Questionnaire? Have is for professors to take into con­ links include Most Rated Schools, Schools and about 240,897 profes­ for essays persuaded stu­ In all, the power outage pro­ you had a professor so great and sideration these criticisms and Recent Press, Funny Ratings and sors profiled in thiS ncw rating to work diligently at their voked more positive results at outstanding you wish you had the change if necessary. On the all sorts ofinfonnation. Web site, including Ursinus Col­ powered laptops to finish Ursinus than in most of the af­ opportunity to recommend them to website, students can ratc their There is also a forum were lege. Neighbonng schools such as the three hour deadline flicted areas. Local businesses other students? professors on their helpfulness, students and professors post com­ Villanova, Bryn Mawr, and were forced to shut down due to Studcnts all across the states are clarity, difficulty of coursc mate­ ments or questions and one gets Gettysburg are all included in this the fallen branch that caused the getting thc opportunity to do just rial and even their attractiveness. the opportun i ty to rep Iy , by post ing program. fiasco, except for the Limerick that. Students can sign on to Thc founder, Jolm Swapceinski, a message. Currently, there were 99 Ursinus profcssors arc cri­ Diner, which became a safe ha­ www.ratemyprofessors.com and started thi projcct in 1999. He 209 topics and 3,072 messages. tiqued on the site ranging from ven for several students. Over "anonymously" comment on their was attending San Jose State Uni­ Topics which included: "Cell near perfect scores to negative 60,000 residents across the South­ professors. versity to receive a master's de­ Phone. Not in my Class", "Is it evaluations. eastern Pennsylvania region lost Collcge profcssors make a liv­ gree in computer science at the wrong for students to date their Students are encouraged to com­ power temporarily. ing by grading the performance of time. professors","University ment on their professors students, as well as instructing, "While there, I had a professor fees ... huh" and many others. "anonymously"at suggesting and implementing who was a real ogre and an unfair The large amount of responses www.ratcmyprofessors.com.

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QUINN DIN MORE of a Liberal Arts Education EWSEDITOR Ell en Calhoun KATEJULlANO Grizzly Staff Wl'ller TIFFANYNGUYEN OPINION EDITORS It's true that Slicks and tones There was little follow-up on the tohelp bringaboutposltlvechange mean, 'Don't be homosex can break bones, but, despIte what mCldent for about a week, until the at Ursmus. It was very encourag­ However, that IS, in essence, KATIELEHMAN the chche says, words can hurt. whole campus received an e-mail ing to see so many people at the they are saying; which implies A+EEDITOR And, right here on campus, hurtful from PresldentJohn Strassburger, forum. The exchange of ideas in abadthing." Fifty years ago, in words have been strewn all over m which he made a reminder re­ this community forum is a.model Untted States, racial slurs JOEDAVIDO thIS fall, resulting 111 a lot more than gardmg what it means to beethical for the liberal arts education we not only socially acceptable, KEVINMURPHY JU t hurt feelings. students livmg in the Ursinuscom­ value at Ursinus." also encouraged and used on SPORTS EDITORS A series of incidents began early munity. The message ofthis email Junior Monica Delancy also felt sitcoms. Fortunately, now no KELLYGRAY in October when the GSA (Gay­ was firm 10 expressing disappoint­ the forum was a positive thing. would ever dream of saying GRIZZLY GUIDE EDITOR Straight Alliance) wrote With side­ ment thatall this occurred, although When asked about the issue as a slurs on TV. Hopefully, byrais walk chalk slogans such as, "It's it never dIrectly stated the issue. whole she said, "I was not on awareness, we are headed in ANNANTANAVAGE ok to be gay," "Celebrate diver­ In response to all this, the GSA campus the weekend that the hate same direction. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR sity," and "Question assumptions," held a forum to address the unspo­ chalk was written. I was, ofcourse, However, there are students in honor of National Commg Out ken issues as well as the lack of appall ed, like many other studen ts, feel this whole thing could KRISTIN CARTER Day. The writing was soon en­ response from students, adminis­ when I found out what had hap­ and should have, been enti CAMFURMAN gulfed in hateful slurs, such as tration, etc. The forum was evi­ pened. I attended the GSA forum avoided. They say that sexua STEPHANIEGunJANO "faggot" and "homo," leavll1gmany dently a huge success. 1 got some and felt that it was an extremely whether it's homo- or JACKlEJACOBS in a general state of disgust. input from Domenick Scudera, who positive experience for me, simply MARLENAMCMAHON-PURK should not be displayed on DANA YANCEY The offensive words that were is the faculty advisor for the GSA. because I found out that I have the puses in any form. They take COpy EDITORS left for all to see offended more He said, "I believe that the fo­ power to help erase some of the stance that it's a private and than just the people who wrote the rum was an extremely positive hate words that are all too fre­ sonal matter, and by publicizing FALLONSZARKO original messages and the people it community event organized by stu­ quently used at Ursinus. I am you're asking for controversy. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER attacked. It was perturbing for dents who hope to make a differ­ guilty of saying things such as, Opinions aside, this n""r1p,·~I" ". anyone to have to see, whether ence on this campus. It was a ' Don't be gay.' Pointing out when form of a bate crime is Submissions gay or straight. No one wants to healthy conversation that explored other people [use that language] that affected tbe Ursinus rnrntTI' ...... Unsigned editonals appearing in this section represent the opinion of The see things like that when walking some emotions felt by the college reminds them how much that hurts nity, and the hope is that issues Grizzly. All other articles represent the opinions of their authors and are not across campus, and espeCIally not community as a resultofthechalk­ people. It seems harmless, be­ this one can be avoided in necessarily representative of the school's and/or this paper's position. when just stepping out of your ing events. Many good sugges­ cause at the time someone uses future for the good of everyone. house. tions were made during the forum those words, they don't usually E-mail submissionslartlcles/letters/guest opinions to [email protected]. Deadline for all submissions is Friday at Noon. The Grizzly editorial board reserves the right to edit and/or not publish any submission without prior Concerning the notification to the author for grammatical, legal, and/or spatial purposes. The Search for the Right SubscriptionslAdvertising Residential Village To receive a subscription to The Grizzly at a cost of$30 per academic year Search Engine Matt Simeone or If you are mterested in advertising within our paper, please e-mail us at Grizzly Staff Writer on Main Street housing. [email protected] mail to : The Grizzly, Ursinus College, PO Box Peter Bregman should be considered when there 1000, Collegeville, PA 19426-1000. Please allow four to six weeks for a reply. Grizzly Staff Writer Do you live in one ofthe houses "seems" be a decline in the ap­ on Main Street? Recently, Brian pearance of the Residential Vil­ The Grizzly is produced by and for the students at Ursmus College. The Whether professors like it or not, Altavista. Although these are the Stephenson, Residence Director lage, as there is bound to be a Grizzly IS supported by advertising and subscription revenues and student the Internet is where students do most popular search engines on for the Residential Village, sent greater rate of deterioration as fees, and is published weekly throughout the academiC year. Direct any most of their research. Even more the Internet and do have their own out an e-mail to all of the resi­ the result of social events. questions, complaints, and/or comments via e-mail to [email protected]. to the chagrin of the educators, strengths, you're better off using a dents of the Residential Village Ifbouses are going to be cle,anerl many students simply type their meta-search engine. (Main Street houses) on the con­ on the inside, there could be research subject into the box on Meta-search engines, such as dition of houses. "I've noticed a better cleaning service, such search engines and wait for the www.dogpile.com . basically recent decline in the treatment of one that shows up more results. search other search engines. This the houses in the Residential Vi 1- three times per week. Or, "".'I .... ~n Celebrity Couples: However, ifyou're goingto do it, way, when you type" 16th-century lage," said Brian. could be better cleaning do it right. While you may think French poets," you'll not only get One of the main points of the such as quality vacuums or Do We Really Care That Much? that entering your subject into Ya­ results from Yahoo and Google, email was what houses look like pet cleaners to which the hoo or GoogLe is the best and but you'll get the results from nu­ on the outside. The fact is that dents of the house could Marie DiFeIiciantonio fastest way to get your results, in merous other search engines. the way our houses reflect Ursinus access, rather than simply Grizzly Staff Writer most cases it's not. Dif­ College is very important. It is cleaning people. ferent subjects work bet­ true that "hundreds if not thou­ There is also a concern I don't know about you, but I'm thought maybe it was just the ter in different search en­ sands of cars pass by this campus the doors that are left prolppceal"~ ' sick of hearing about J-Lo and girls who grew obsessed. gines. I overheard some­ daily, and what they see on Main open or unlocked. Ofcourse, Ben, or Bennifer, as someone so Silburn Dehany, senior, said, "I one the other day saying Street is a direct reflection on the increases the chance of loss cutely coined them. I don't care like celebrity couples, but I do that all search engines are college as a whole," according to personal belongings, but this ifthey elope, what dress she wore think we hear too much about the same. This person Brian Stephenson. We should obviously the choice of the rp"t_.' · ~ (although if I cared about any­ them. Sometimes I don't mind couldn't have been more take pride in what our houses dents. Senior Jo Nash expla. ___ ,, __o_ thing that had to do with their depending on which celebrity is wrong. There are hun­ look like on the outside. "It should be up to the indi wedding, it would be the dress), being talked about, so, 1 guess for dreds of search engines on "Ursinus markets the Resi­ residents of the house as where the reception was held, the most part, 1 don't mind. It's the Internet and almost dential Village with pride, statmg whether or not they want to what other celebrities attended, not like the media throws it in every one of them has its that they are restored Victorian their door unlocked. If they etc. your face every minute. You can own strengths and weak­ homes, calling it 'reward-win­ important property in the com­ Another hot commodity in Tin­ choose to read about them or nesses. Yahoo and ning;' essentially, they are almost mon room, that's their own sel Town is Demi Moore and not." Google are great if you're bragging about what we have to sonalloss for leaving it out Ashton Kutcher. Their relation­ Noah Floryshak, senior, also looking for a popular offer students." These houses Now, an obvious response ship has sparked at least two talk felt a little less avid than the girls website or a well known may have been restored, but how this would be, "Why would sorne-w""' II show episodes about older women and less interested than Dehany. topic, butifyou'relooking long ago was that? I remember one purposelyjeopardize their own dating younger men. All of a He said, "1 feel that whatever for a speci fic subj ect that is when I was a freshman - these belongmgs?" Of course sudden it's a phenomenon that they do should be their own busi­ not broadly discussed or houses looked pretty much the gets stolen, but it does not seem older women can get younger ness, and there is definitely too written about, there are same and were in the same con­ be that big of a concern on guys to date them. It's as ifDemi much talk aboutthem right now." better tools. dition. a small campus. There is usually is the first woman ever to "rob the There is too much news about Since 1996, Debbie Senior Meg Gallagher states, always someone around the cradle." Ever hear of Mrs. celebrity couples pervading the Abilock, Webmaster of The reason thi!' is much better "The letter completely disre­ house, so if a stranger does ,",VILI",. Robinson? media. Can't the media find NoodleTools. com and general for your research is that most garded the fact that the school tn, it would be dealt with. If Celebrities don't care about my something else to report about, internet guru, has run a webpage, search engines work in two ways: has been letting their precious is such a big deal on Main <;:tr,PPt1.··, love life and I don't care about such as auctions to which these http://www.noodletools.com/ they either charge websites money 'Residential Village' crumble to houses, then there should be theirs. Honestly, America's fas­ celebrities have donated or any debbie/ Ii leracies/i n format ion/ for listings and display results in pieces. Why are we expected to same concern, ifnot a larger cination with who's dating whom less fortunate people they have 5Iocate/adviceen~ine.hlml , dedi­ the order of money paid, or they take care ofhouses that had crum­ for Reimert. Never have I seen in Hollywood baffles me. I won­ helped? Or do these high profile cated to in forming the public about base results in order of popUlarity. bling drywall, peeling carpets, and a common door locked in Reimert. dered if anyone else on campus celebrities notdo enough ofthose the best uses of different search If you use only one search engine, caved-in steps before we even The e-mail sent out by felt this way and asked a few sorts of things to be reported? engines. The information on her you will only get the results that moved in? Millions ofdollars are Stephenson concerning the Res students. Some of us are so blinded by page is invaluable when it comes that particular search engine is donated to Ursinus each year, dential Village may have Christine Martin, a senior, said, the stage lights, glitz, and glamour to deCIding which search engine to programmed to display. and I don't see any of that going humorous to some, but I feel "I don't really watch TV but I of Hollywood and its citizens' use for research on different sub­ So, if you're going to defy your to maintain the Main Street it should be taken seriously by can't get enough of scandal and love lives that we can't focus on jects. It divides information into professors and not bother to use houses or to give students a rea­ residents of Main Street. romance. And I love E! True the pressing issues that face so­ categories and then lists search the many periodical resources on son to treat them any differently." is a certain level ofrpcnn,n"'I,, Hollywood SlOlY." ciety today. I'm not saying that engines that are best suited for the the M yri n Library page, or ifyou're Junior Ryan Griffiths says, "It along with pride, that needs to Amanda DiNofia, senior, felt anyone with the slightest interest job. Using the right search engme Just plain lazy, at least search the should be understood that the taken in order to make our "... 1 .... ' ·' the same way. Actually, she was in celebrity couples or anything will make your research a lot faster smart way. Use the correct search social scene at Ursinus College look as good as they can. a little more passionate about it, "I dealing with Hollywood does not and a lot more accurate. engine for your topic, or at the very revolves around those houses." sponsibility is the main tnelme~ absolutely cannot get enough of care about social issues, but the If you don't have the time to least, use a meta-search engme. The only place social events are whether it is from the residents celebrity couples. US magazine media defmitely depicts a more figure out which search engine IS You are in college after all - just permitted are Reimert and Main the RA. If there are still and E! are addicting." glamorous life than a humble one the best one to use, or if you 'rejust searchmg Google doesn't cut it Street houses. However, there is cerns, I am sure that Brian WUUIUj. I wondered ifany guys felt this and forces us to pay more atten­ too lazy to do so, you should at least anymore. a limit to thrce social events per give you time to talk it over way about celebrity couples. I tion to superficial matters. shy away from Google, Yahoo or in Reimertand five night him and his staff. RTS ENTERTAINMENT

rhursday, November 20, 2003 Grizzly Arts & Entertainment Page 3 Ursinus College Presents ... Meet the Director... The Love Of The Nightingale Mon ica Delaney Grizzly Wnter was a Northeast American and sionate teaching style to the the- ence. "The Love of the Nightingale", Greek story into the present mo­ wanted to tell her story. atre here. She wants to remmd She believes tliat theatre em­ Jrsinus Theater ProductIOn of ment where kings are CEO's who "I'm involved with theatre be­ So , she came back to her roots to people that live performances arc bodle what liberal arts means, rimberlake Wertenbaker's "The wear Prada suits, the female cho­ cause I care about people. If one raise her family, and also to access the basis for television and film, and she ees bemg a professor at ~ove of the Nightingale", will be rus members are wannabe models 'non-theatre' student becomes a theatre that can only happen here. which we regard as havmg an a school Without a theatre major a Jerformed Wednesday through obsessed with reality TV, and the patron of the arts, my job is done." She says she learned who she is enormous impact on our culture. wmdo~ of opportunity for her to ,aturday, Nov. 19 to 22, at 7:30 male chorus is a group of embed­ These arc the words of Ursin us' and what she wanted to do while Yet, there is an undeniable force try and (..reate one. ).m. in Ursinus College's Ritter dedjournalists giving us the play­ enthusiastic new professor Lisa Jo she traveled in places like Paris that comes from watchmg a per- She sees our campus with a Theater. by-play of events from the field. Epstein. You may have heard her and Minneapolis for example. former in a play become a charac- beautiful art museum, yet she also : Directed by Professor Lisa Jo In the tradition of great theater, name tied m with "The Love of the She found she "was most inter­ ter before your eye, espeCially sees many student walk out of a 'Spstein, the production features the audience and the characters N ightmgale", which IS the play she ested and drawn to theatre that when tbat performer IS a class- play at intermiSSIOn and she won- ',uppets by Morgan Fitzpatrick learn the real truths behind the is directing. stimulates intellectual and Visual mate. ders how that happened, :wdrews and an original score by surface stories from plays-within­ Lisa Jo, originally from Philadel­ appetites," Since she is most mterested m She says, "{ am alive. I need to lBrendan Connelly. the-play. phia, left our area twenty years Lisa Jo also wants to be m­ "living, breathingplaywnghts"and think about what makes me alive. : Choreography is by Cathy In this case, such knowledge ago In search of theatre trainmg. volved with theatre that "makes us "embracing the play wlthm the I need to about what challenges Young and Chris Aiken, Ursinus rises out of a toy puppet theater That path took her to places like think about who we are as human play," it is not surpnsmg that she me when I'm alive." She does lssistant professors of dance and show, complete with a gold New Orleans, Paris, Texas, and beings." has chosen "The Love ofthe Night- exactly thiS through the theatre, I:horeography, and scenic design proscenium arch and a goddess Minneapolis to mention a few. Only when you sit down and ingale" as her first play bere at Furthermore, she hopes that her .15 by Marsha Ginsberg, U rsinus who flies down from the heavens, She landed back in New Or­ speak with her can you find out Ursinus. pas ion coupled with the new per- 'lssistant professor of visual de­ as well as from large-scale paper­ leans teaching at Tulane Univer­ that her idea oftheatre is extremely She explains, 'This play raises forming arts center, will light a ,ugn. mache puppets and a shadow pup­ sity for seven years. She concen­ simple yet vastly profound. These the question, 'Why do we stlence flame and perhaps create a major , Tickets are $5 general admis­ pet play through which the horror trated on her love for theatre there, opposmg forces happen simulta­ questions?'" When she read that even the famous and current non and $2 for students and senior of events is rendered in unforget­ but also directed professionally. neously in her mind because she Ursinus' philosophies and found Biology majors will take on! .:itizens. Please call 6 10-409-3604 table images. However, she learned that she believes that people who become that this liberal arts school requires In conclusion, Lisa Jo' s fire for ,for more information and reserva­ Puppeteer Andrews has lugged wanted to dedicate her life com­ involved with plays will ultimately its students to takeCIE, she thought theatre has been ht for quite a tions. his powerful puppet shows by bus pletely to her passion, which is become stronger people. the play would work perfectly with while, but has just ignited Ursinus. "The Love ofthe Nightingale" is and bicycle around the United teaching theatre to undergraduate On the surface, her ideas for the tone of our school. We can all see her spark this ! contemporary riff on the haunt­ States and Brazil, performing ev­ students. Ursinus theatre may seem slightly When she was leaving Tulane week at the play "The Love of the ing Greek myth of Philomele and erywhere from classrooms to in­ While she traveled she realized conceptual, but they are not hard University, one her colleagues en- Nlghtmgale" which is showing in her passionate drive for knowl­ ternational puppet festivals. His that she was helping people all of to wrap your head around. couraged her to "Keep making a Ritter Theatre Wednesdaythrougb edge and unwanted truth in a war- puppets were co-commissioned by the world tell their stories; but she Lisa Jo brings an outwardly pas- difference." Saturday at 7:30pm. Come sup- 10m society that silences such the Berman Museum of Art and When you meet Lisa Jo Epstein, port Lisa Jo and our fellow stu­ voices. Ursinus theater department. you cannot miss her passion for dents' hard work this week at the With humor, horror, ana power­ Connelly is co-founder of New theatre and, equally important, her performance of "The Love of the theatricality, award-winning York's Wet Ink Musics, a com­ A.M.A. Fashions desire to keep making a differ- Nightingale." playwright Wertenbaker posers' collective dedicated to the • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Brandi Salenetri • • the compelling tale of promotion and presentation ofnew Grizzly Staff Writer monds, Hill chose a demure black • • and her sister Procne music. He has had numerous per­ • The fashions at the 31 ,I annual turtleneck and a knee length black • • lives are irrevocably al- formances of his own composi­ American Music Awards were as pencil skirt. • • • • by the personal and public tions throughout New York and diverse as the musicians who won. Macy Gray chose a conserva­ • • violence that permeate their abroad and is also the sound de­ The ladies of music were varied tive camel pantsuit accented with • • signer for The Theater of a Two­ • • in their choice of attire, Scantily­ a beige satin scarf tied around her • headed Calfin New York City. clad beauties were abundant but neck. This classic look was a ~Ml American • moves the ancient • balanced by demure dressers. The variation from her usual eccentric • AMA 's are not typically one ofthe style. She once wore a billboard­ • most talked about fashion nights, style dress complete with the re­ {Safe • • but this evening did have some lease date ofher upcoming album. • exceptions. Two women who embodied the • • Pamela Anderson led the trashy idea of fashionably perfect were • American Cafe train with a low-cut, backless black Missy Elliot and Pink. Typical of • • dress. This short dress was held her tomboy style, Elliot picked • together by two tiny straps grazing simple fitted black pants and a • her perfect hips. military-inspired blackjacket. She • Presenter Jenny McCarthy also completed the look with a black • donned a black cocktail dress. She leather hat and large hoop ear­ Bnng thiS Cbvpon iii.,. • completed her look with over the rings, Pink opted for a soft vin­ • Another excellent feature of Featuring Hearty Deli-Style thigh black leather boots and a tage-inspired lingerie look. The • the cafe is that they do cater Sandwiches made with • black fedora hat complete with a black satin gown with a lace bod- • • events. If your organization is Premium Boar's Head Brand • pink flower. ice was complemented beautify • looking for great food, coffee, Meats Britney Spears, who opened the by finger rolls in her short black • andlor tea, they do have the abil­ • show with her new hit "Me Against and blonde hair. • ity to cater your events. 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Dar/in', Mike Steinel's Samba Looking for responsible, depend- TuesdaythruFriday 10:OOAMto The concert band program will de Los Gatos, Sid Wyche and able & loving individual to help 7:00PM and 10:00AM to 4:00PM The Grizzly meets every feature selections including Mayme Watts' Alright. Okay, care for infant twins in my Saturdays. Call and place Monday at 6:00 pm in WLL Steven Reineke's Main Street You Win, and Frank Foster and Collegeville home 2-3 days/week Feel Free to Stop by if you Celebration, Gustav Holst's Count Basic's Blues in Hoss starting January 2004. Flexible would like to write or take Second Suite in F, James Flat. pictures for the newspaper. hours. References a must. Barnes' Trail of Tears, James The concert will begin at 8:00 Interested, call Michele Van Heusen's Like Someone ill p.m in Bomberger Auditorium. 610-454-0145 Love, and Karl L. King's The Admission is free to the public. Page 4 G'razz Iy S ports Thursday, November 20, 2003 Sixers Getting a Men's Basketball Season Looks Boost from Promising

Eddie Murray Grizzly Sports Writer

Dalembert Stanton's outsIde range and dnv- McGarvey had a sensational The Ursinus Men's Basketball Laura Doughtery takes the floor this year without 109 capability will force double or freshman year last season, leading nd Grizzly Sports Writer but one goal In mind: to repeat as even tnple coverage from oppo­ the league in assists and was 2 iD Centennial Conference champI­ nents this year, creating cpportul1l­ the Jeague in steals. ti es for other players to step up and He shot 46% from the field and Allen Iverson scored a season in2002. a flagrant foul for unnecessary ons. score. a stellar 92% from the free tbrOIl high 40 points against the Wash­ A Haiti native, Dalembert at­ conduct. The road ahead will be long, How well Dennis's teammates line. ington Wizards last week but shared tended Seton Hall where he set the Arenas, who didn't believe it bumpy and unpredictable but the react to their upscale role will de­ Another strength is the depth the the headlines with an unlikely player all time block mark at 167 in two was accidental, was restra1l1ed leam will be ready as it is led by termine how the team finishes up team has at tbe guard positions. in their 112-105 triumph at the years. after the play. senior captains Ted Piotrowiczand thIS year. There are 8 guards competing MCI Center. He was drafted in 2001 by the He was reportedly heading Dennis Stanton, who Coach Kev1l1 Last years team was the first for time, all of which are capable This player took an ally-oop pass Sixers as their 26th overall pick. down the hallway to the Slxer's Small calls, "the best player in the team since 1954 to bring home a of putting the team in a position 10 from Iverson with 1:45 to go to Like many of former Coach locker room after the game. league." conference championship. Will. ensure a five point lead. Larry Brown's rookies, he dIdn't Other players have contributed Stanton will be surrounded by a A large part of last years team If the rebounding questions are They call him "Slammin' play much that season. to the Sixer's record this season. youngsupporting cast, including 2 graduated, a very large part. answered and the youth does n~ Sammy" Dalembert. The 250 However, his potentIal was no­ Aaron McKie, 2001 Sixth Man freshmen, Will Furey6'7"andMatt Dan Luciano and Steve Erfle display their age on the court, pound 6-foot-l1 center has sur­ ticed. of the Year, leads the NBA with Fabian 6' 6", who will see a lot of were heavily relied upon last year Bears should have another passed his role this season with Dalembert missed the entire 80 percent shooting beyond the time tbis year. to pull down 25 rebounds a game season and compete for a back work around the basket and a spark 2002-2003 season due to surgery arc. 7 of the teams top players are and bang the ball down low in tbe back conference championship. from the bench. on his left knee. Rookie Willie Green posted a freshman and sophomores and will post, putting up points and drawing Currently, the Bears are Against Washington, Sixers This season Siammin' Sammy career high 10 points against Wash­ see a bulk ofthe time on the court. fouls. 4'" in tbe centennial COlllteretlce.l1l starting front line (Kenny Thomas, has shown both athleticism and ington. Sophomore point guard Mike "It's hard to imagine replacing Hopefully they can prove lllC.II_ Glenn Robinson and Derrick aggression. Green was named the Horizon McGarvey will lead the backcourt the best big man tandem in division critics wrong and end up Coleman after halftime) were ab­ In a highlight performance Conference Player of the Year at along with Stanton, while sopho­ 3," said Coach Small, "We have than their projected finish. sent due to injuries. against Chicago, he took a pass the University of Detroit last year. more Joe Scholz will compete with candidates but we are very young The Bears open their season The younger players stepped from Iverson in the air and spun He was ranked 11th in the nation Furey and Fabian for time in the and it will take time." Wednesday November 251h, up and the team earned a win around to dunk the ball. for scoring his senior year with frontcourt. This year, the Bears will have to home against Eastern. under new head coach Randy Dalembert may have shown too 22.6 points a game. Junior Naquan Williams will start look elsewhere for rebounds and On this night last years team Ayers. much aggression against the Wiz­ Six players have been placed on at 3-guard. points. receive their Conference Dalembert scored 10 points and ards. the NBA all-star ballot. While Coach Small has not de­ Coach Small points out youth as pion rings before the game. recorded team highs of nine re­ In the fourth quarter he threw Included are Glenn Robinson, clared who his starting frontcourt a primary weakness for the team Coach Small and the U bounds and five blocked shots. an elbow at guard Gilbert Arenas Kenny Thomas, Derrick Coleman, will be, he says that time will be this year. Men's Basketball family strongly " ... The blocks were the most in a resulting in a bloody lip. Aaron McKie, and Captains Eric distributed between Furey, Fabian With tbe losses of Erfie and encourage fans to stick game since Dikembe Mutombo Dalembert said it was acciden­ Snow and Allen Iverson. and Scholz. Whoever starts is Luciano, the Bears have a shallow after classes to congratulate controlled the paint for the Sixers tal but the NBA charged him with more of a formality than a repre­ sentation of playing time. frontcourt with only 3 or 4 for­ years team and show Taking the reigns this year is wards, whi Ie most teams have 6 or support in kicking off an vA"nUII: • shooting guard Dennis Stanton, who 7. 2003-2004 season. will be heavily relied to on to score On the other hand, tbe team has Eagles: Black IS points. many strengtbs as well. Women's Basketball Team Young, Back Yet Optimistic Noelle Bolletino Grizzly Sports Writer Kevin M!!I:phy Grizzly Sports Editor Last Sunday thousands of The Giants can attest to The Ursinus College women's The girls were 5-9 in the Cen­ they hope to prove the fanatic Eagles fans poured that when the Eagles domi­ basketball team returns for the tennial Conference, and were 8- wrong. into the Lincoln Financial Field nated the Field all day last season with an optimis­ 16 overall last season. The girls are I~ad by to watch their 6-3 Eagles Sunday scoring three touch­ 200312004 Coach Jim Buckley returns for Tromontana and Alison take on long-time rival the downs and only allowing one tic outlook. They return three sophomores his second season, and hopes to The women open up their sealsoill New York Giants. touchdown and one field goal. and two junior players, on top of tum the team around. on December 41h against Moravi But when the fans reached In the last three out of seven new freshmen to compli­ Going into the season, the team Tip off is at 7:00. Come out their seats for the one o'clock four games that the Eagles ment the young team. is ranked 9'h out of II teams, but support your team kickoff they were a little sur­ matched up with the Giants, prised at what they saw. tbe score was within a touch­ Confused and puzzled down or less. faces peered over the sta­ This Sunday, the Eagles dium as Eagles fans were put an end to that close statis­ Ursinus Wrestling Team Seeks Top Spot in wondering where their green tic. Eagles team had gone. Donovan McNabb played But then they looked a one of his best games this Conference little closer and realized they season, throwing for two John Herting were in fact there, just sport­ touchdowns and rushing 314 Grizzly Sports Writer La~t week your Bears did ing a new look. yards. This past weekend your Scott Roescb did tbe same in the college proud as they finished The new look came in the The same can be said Ursinus Bears continued their ride 1571b. weight class. out of 8 teams at the Lvn""",,,", the new intimidating black. about Brian Westbrook witb him color of black. toward the top ofthe Conference Both of these athletes however Invitational. 28 to 10 and here we go again. dominating the Eagles offense with With the new black jerseys the as they finished 61h out of 14 lost in their respected finals. Sophomore Mike Eagles hoped they would give Goodnight Giants, hello playoffs three touchdowns and 48 rushing teams at the King's College Invi­ Howard dropped out due to ill­ isbed 101 along with Sean nl1\N",.u meaning to the phrase "black is Eagles. yards. tational, scoring 100.5 points. ness, and Roesch lost a 4-2 deci­ and Scott Roesch. back". With a new record of 7-3 the Their new look, and the new Sophomore Mike Troutman led sion to Oneonta State's Dustin Sophomore Eddie M •• rnl'V t,,,nll Fans were skeptic at first with Eagles proved that they are mak­ attitude, has helped improve the the bears finishing 1'1 in the 185 Winn. second while Jared Allred the new look, but after the result of ing their way to the playoffs and Eagles to 7 -3 and tied for first lb. weigbt class. Adding to the Bears good show­ Kyle Capella both took 3M• taking no prisoners. place in the NFC East. the game that afternoon they were Following him were Junior All­ ing was freshman Mark Barber, Come out and support trading in their old green attire for Photo taken from ·www.espn.com American Sean Howard who fin­ who took third. 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