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WKDU Broadcasts Election Results Insid e... Editorials pages 8, 9 Security Week p.iges 14, Ui To R adio piiiie 19 Looking Ahem) page 22 Swimming jwges 24. 25 VOLUME LV, NO. 17 DREXEL UNIVERSITY. PHILADELPHIA PA Offer extensive coverage WKDU broadcasts election results by Gary Kraus Philadelphia and the four well, and Green political surrounding suburban counties operative Don Fair All three For the third straight year. KDU reporters were stationed candidates' speeches were WKDU offered extensive at the headquarters of the three carried live coverage of Klection Night ac­ major mayor candidates On-air tivities this past Tuesday "This was by far our most interviewees included former evening A corps of some SO polished effort ever. " exclaimed Drexel students, alumni, and District Attorney Arlen Specter, News Director Joe Miele "Our faculty produced, engineered, his wife Joan, who successfully past coverage has provided and performed on-air tasks as ran for city councilman at-large, everyone working on election KDU tracked down results from David Marston. l.ucien Black- activities enough experience to make the operation extremely smooth Miele. a pre junior in the College of Business and .Administration, co-anchored the evening's broadcast, as well as coordinating the large staff Dr Carl Silver, of the Statistics Department, provided up-to-the minute analyses of the results in the Philadelphia mayoral race For the third straight time. Silver was 100% accurate in his statistical projections of the results With just 2% of the vote in. he accurately stattKi that Phi Sig brothers now Consumer Party candidate l.ucien Blackwell would finish well tjehind his two opponents With 2:)% in. Dr Silver projected living in apartments that winner Bill (ireen would finish with 5;)% of the vote - the by Mawuna Gardesey As of now, it is not very certain figure (ireen, in fact, garnered Phi sigma Kappa has moved what the immediate future holds Miele was extremely pleased out of its residence at 3507 Baring for the brotherhood, whose with KDU's engineering staff Street According to Dean members are now living in "We are currently in the process Hallam, the house was in "poor apartments. Naessens believes of re wiring our studios," ex­ physical condition and current that if Kappa obtaineds a house, plained .Miele, "and they (the membership is not enough to •IT WILL TAKE TWO TO engineers) really had to hustle to keep a house” THREE YEARS TO TURN IT Drexel students find poor make the coverage go well” Although Phi Sigma Kappa INTO A FRATERNITY HOUSE. Miele pointed out that the Drexel presently has only eight brothers According to him, the Inter - student station's technical staff is on campus, Andy Naessens, Fraternity Council had given the care at Presbyterian Hospital headed by a sophomore, A1 President of the brotherhood troubled brothers a lot of moral by Chris Holder back up there, and asked him Gartner, and includes two Ijelieves that the membership support and advice. The alumni On October 17th Drexel student what was going on. He said. sophomores and five freshmen problem is not really acute association (of the fraternity) Nassens, who attributed the has also been very helpful." Joseph Flasha was taken to There's two people in front of "We no longer have to start Presbyterian Hospital for an you,' and 1 replied, 'Great, I decision to abandon the 3507 Meanwhile. i:)ean Hallam has from scratch in planning these irregular heartbeat and dropped to third on the list ' He Baring Street house to the fact indicated that if Kappa is able to things," stated Miele, "our that is was isolated from the get together a number capable of lightheadedness following an said, 'W'ell, I can't help that youngest staffers are extremely intra mural football game. Upon .Allright, we ll get you in there main fraternity community, keeping a house, and the money capable of handling a wider to obtain it, “the University arriving at the FJmergency Ward, real quick.' So 1 went back and pointed out that "‘about fifteen range of situations. We’re really Plasha asked how long he would sat down.” people have already expressed would do what it could to assist set for the future” them in the process." have to wait for treatment. "About twenty minutes after interest in the group” Allegedly, the attendant on duty that, I went back up They said, told him he would be seen in five 'you’ll get in there soon; the minutes. w aiting room is crow ded,” Dinersteln reports on Iran situation According to Plasha, "about Plasha stated, "The waiting ten or fifteen minutes later, I had room had only two people in it." by Jane Bickel 60 Americans are being held languages, two of which are Arabic tongues. He said, "75 one of my friends go back up and Plasha called his parents and Joan Dinerstein, of TV 10 News hostage in the American E m ­ percent of the world has no idea ask why 1 wasn’t in there, and the asked how to proceed. (“ I was fame, and her husband R. Bently bassy. Dinerstein noted that of exactly what is going on in attendant said, 'Okay, you’re feeling better by this tim e” ) - Carson, who had returned from ‘‘radio and television do a fairly Iran. An alert was issued at ten next on the list; you’ll be seen in "They said to get the checkup Iran only two weeks ago, spoke at good job of reporting the real o'clock a.m. EST November 7 about ten minutes.’” and tell them that my father the Drexel Marketing news, but that they usually only that all Americans were to ■'Twenty minutes later, I went Continued on page 7 Association's (DMA) weekly present the headlines from evacuate Iran.’’ He continued, m eeting on Wednesday, foreign activities. "two weeks ago, when I was November 7. R. Bently-Carson is very Student Congress Roundup The topic discussed was the successful in international there, the Americans knew the present situation in Iran, where business. He speaks six alert was coming” adequate for the freshman class. He noted that the name Iran is by Chris Holden The other problem with the test now improper, and that the new, Student Congress opened its was that students were punished official name of the country is the meeting on a somber note as for questioning wrong answers by Islamic Republic of Iran. "There President Chuck McGonigle being penalized if a refuted is no central government,’’ said stated that flowers had been sent question, not discussed, was Bently-Carson, “but a central to Dave Van Gelder's and Kenee unreasonable. figure " There are five different Saal's funerals in Congress' Chuck Carr reported that he militia within Tehran - the black, name. McGonigle also was ready to hand out the red, green, and blue factions as acknowledged that a plaque had evaluation sheets for the well as the Ayatollah's militia. been purchased and was ready to Statistics ("Sadistics") teachers. The faction colors are associated present to ex-Dean of Students The impetus for the evaluation with the color of the armband. Walter Womack. was the recent Statistics test’s Bently-Carson feels that if the Congress then began to delve low scores. Seventh Fleet was sent into Iran, into the problems of the Congress also discussed the "the 60 hostages would be Chemistry tests reported in the possiblity of hiring the services of slaughtered immediately” He Triangle John Spurlock, student a professional social program­ also feels that Saudi Arabia and counterpart of the Dean of mer, so larger events such as Iraq, both of which border Iran, Science, met with Dr. Kay. head concerts could be held. have the military strength, but of the Chemistry Department. Dean Stellwagen spoke about lock the military experience Dr. Kay felt that the Chemistry Security Alert Week, and stated necessary to successfully test given to the day chemistry strongly that "Security Alert overrun Iran students was although too long, a Week is for everyone ". The Siiin Verunni, President o f ibe Drexel Marketing ,-Ujocw/io«, Dinerstein noted that Yasir fair test. Spurlock also stated meeting was concluded with presents Joan Dinerstein. Arafat of the Palestinian that Dr. Kay felt that the bell Student Congress getting its photo dy Ea Fong Cuntmueci on page /9 curve of the test scores was quite picture taken. DREXEl TRIANGLE Page 2 November 9, 1979 J, ANNOUNCEMENTS ACM Starters Assert Yourself Gospel Choir Hillel SAM There will fx: an organization An intrmluctory session on The DHKXKL UNIVKRSITY Every Tuesday and Thursday All members must attend the rtu'eting for everyone interested Assertiveness will be conducted GOSPKL CHOIK is now ac­ X II.L K L sponsors their Kosher next meeting of the .Society for in starling a Drexel IJ Student by Dean .lane Stellwagen on cepting a limited number of Deli Lunches in our lx)unge on the Advancem ent of M anage­ rhapter of the ACM (Association Tuesday, November 14th at 3:30 engagements. Please submit the 4th floor of the Main Building ment on Monday, November for Tomputing Maehineryi held p m In order to attend the your requests as soon as possible This Tuesday, Nov 13, Israel's 12th at 1:00 P M in room on Kriday, Nov IB at I p m ALL session, students .should sign up to: Business Manager. Diane leading cartoon humorist. 207 Matheson W e'll be dis­ MA.K)I{.S are welcome especially in the Dean of .Students’ Office, David, 3301 Ilace Street, f’ hone: Yaakov Kirschen. the creator of cussing the elections of Computer Science Af'M 215 Cree.se 222-9668, Box «20, Koom 279; or Dry Bones, will join us for a chapter officers for next summer memlM^rs and non memt«'rs are Kind out how to express Public Relations, Cynthia flash, pre.sentation / discussion The fall term We would like everyone also welcome yourself more effectively with :i.320 f^owelton Ave.
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