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EVIEWA FOUR-STAR ALL-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER RoSelle named president By Ted Spiker to E. Norman Veasey, vice chairman of the "We believe that he is the candidate that agreed upon by Roselle and the executive Kentucky. Editor in Chief committee. best meets the qualifications and criteria to board. Burris could not say when the date Mike Jennings. a reporter for the Roselle accepted the position yesterday be an outstanding president of our would be because it has not yet been Louisville Courier Journa l, said: "Dr. David P. Roselle, president of the when he was contacted after the board university," said John Burris, chairman of discussed Roselle is a very popular president. He has University of Kentucky, was unanimously meeting. the Trustee Committee to Nominate a Veasey said some of Roselle's strengths won the hearts and the minds of his students elected the 25th president of the university Roselle was selected over Katharine President. were his ability 10 bring faculty and students and faculty. at the board of trustees' semi-annual meeting Lyall, executive vice president of the "[ Roselle] is the person who, in the together and his leadership abilities. "He is also in a highly-politicized yestetday. University of Wisconsin system, Joseph opinion of the committee, is best able of all Roselle has been the president of situation in which his candidacy has perhaps Roselle was notified Tuesday night by the Duffey, chancellor of the University of the candidates we've considered 10 lead our Kentucky since 1987. About 400 Kentucky heighte ned the alienation that already Trustee Committee to Nominate a President. Massachuseus at Amherst and Marguerite university most e ffectively and students, faculty, state legislators and civic existed between the University [of that he was the committee's choice for a Ross Barnell, chancellor of the University of expeditiously into the 1990s and beyond." leaders rallied outside Roselle's office two recommendation to the full board, according Missouri at St. Louis, Veasey said. Roselle will take office at a time mutually weeks ago as an effort to keep Roselle at see PRESIDENT page 5 Black City police students protest investigating Review forceful arrest By Darin Powell Associate News Editor By Kathleen Graham incident, was treated and released Staff Reporter from Newark Emergency Room, Chanting "Ban subtle oppression" Coffiey said. Lane and Callahan and "Equal time for equal rights," Newark Police are conducting both refused medical treatment. about 150 students gathered in front an internal investigation into the At the council meeting, of Perkins Student Center yesterday use of force by two police officers Callahan, a black man, asked, "Is at a Black Student Union (BSU)­ during the arrest of two Newark this because we are a different organized protest about minority­ men Saturday night at the Fairfield color?" issue coverage in The Review . Shopping Center, Police Chief Then Lane, also black, said: "I The protest was a reaction to an William A. Hogan said Thursday. heard about police brutality in editorial cartoon about affirmative At the Newark City Council other cities. I never imagined I action which appeared in the Dec. 1 meeting Monday night, John S. would one day be a victim in our issue and other articles printed in the Lane III, 25, of Kennard Drive, city." student-run Review. The cartoon and Melvin Callahan, 33, of Hogan said he was concerned depicted a black baby, apparently Longfield Drive, said police used about the implications of a racial aided by affirmative action, as an unnecessary force against them issue but will not draw any assistant to a high-ranking official. when they were arrested Saturday conclusions until the investigation Protesters carried signs reading, night. is completed. "Review: Don't abuse the First Hogan said Thursday that Coffiey said he hopes to Amendment," "Read at your own although no official complaint has complete the investigation within risk" and "How do you spell been filed, the police began the two weeks. - ignorance: The Review." investigation after Lane's father Coffiey said Callahan and Lane "I think this is going to promote contacted a city council member entered the Fairfield Liquor Store awareness among people today, and Sunday or Monday about the where two plainclothes police that is our mission," said BSU incident. officers were stationed as part of President Janine Hunt (BE 90), who Police charged Lane and the first Cops in Shops program, spoke at the r.llly. John Schneid er Callahan with disorderly conduct, which targe ts illegal alcohol The protest was marred by a Protesters held hands and prayed yesterday after a black student protest against coverage of resisting arrest and assaulting on a purchases. bomb threat to the Center for Black minority Issues In The Review. Ralllers chanted and displayed banners to voice their concerns. police officer, said Capt. Charles When the clerk asked one of the Culture, 192 S . College Ave., Coffiey, who is in charge of the men for identification, he became sometime between 5 p.m. Tuesday Horace A. Trent DI (EG 91), said manner. events which arc covered. In internal investigation. belligerent and profane, Coffiey and Wednesday morning, according during his speech, "Frankly, I think "However, much of what The addition, it seems that many of The Lane was also charged with an said. to University Police Capt. Jim the firebomb threat was made so Review has published this semester Review reporters either have an outstanding warrant. Callahan was However, clerk James V. Flatley. The Review could get a good story failed to achieve these objectives," inability to be objective or simply do charged with first-degree reckless Maloney (CEND) said, "He wasn't An unknown person called the for the end of the semester." Hunt read. not consider objectiveness endangerment, a felony, and cooperative, but I don't think he center and left a message on the Hunt read excerpts of a BSU "Some of our concerns stem from important." driving under the influence, was belligerent either." answering machine which letter to The Review, which said the the lack of coverage of positive Review Editor in Chief Ted Coffiey said. Maloney said one officer threatened the protesters, Flatley paper's staff has the responsibilty to events outside the white community Officer Gerald Simpson, who said. deliver information in a professional and indadequate research on those see PROTEST page 8 suffered minor injuries in the see POLICE page 8 State plans AIDS partner alert

By Michael Williams made to urge the patient to notify by physician, patient or the of the infected person without the StaN Reporter the partner, but the patient refuses Division of Public Health. patient's consent, he said. or the health care provider thinks The program depends upon "All the information is The State Board of Health is the patient is unwilling to notify voluntary patient di sclosure of the extraordinarily con fiden tia I," accepting public comment until the partner; and partner's identity, Silverman said. Silverman said . "If th is were not Dec. 22 about a proposed program • The patient must be allowed to Doctors will notify the partner at which would enable a health care express a preference for di sclosure risk but cannot disclose the name see AIDS page 5 provider to give the identity of an HIV-infected patient to the Division of Public Health for partner notification, counseling and City toughens fake I D law testing, a state official said By Lori Atkins The ne w ordinance is more cards a llowed judges more Wednesday. Staff Reporter encompassing and specific than discretion in sentencing, Hogan Currently, there is no program previous ordinances in defining explained. for AIDS partner notification in City Council passed an ordinance what constitutes a violation, he said. The ordinances did not mandate Delaware. Monday, which mandates more The legis lation includes people suspended driving privileges or a Paul Silverman, state severe penalties for people who who display or possess a license minimum fine, he sai d. epidemiologist for the Bureau of display or possess false driver's which is cancelled, revoked, Out-of-state violators may lose Disease Prevention, outlined the licenses and identification cards. suspended, fictitious or fraudulently their driving privilege in Delaware conditions which would allow Ordmance violators will receive a altemd. People who lend or display and in their horne tate if the state disclosure of patients' and partners' fmc of $250 to $500 and will have someone else's license or honors the Violators Compact names: their driving privileges suspended identification card are also included. Agreement. • The patient has AIDS or tests for a period of no more than six "When police confiscate false Director of Delaware Division of positive for HIV antibody; months. There is no minimum licenses, there is a good possibility Motor Vehicles Robert J. Voshel • The health care provider suspension period. they will follow it up and determine said 43 states participate in the knows of an identifiable partner Police Chief William Hogan said if it belongs to someone else," agreement, wh ic h allow out-of­ who is at risk; the measure, which is targeted Hogan said. "The person who lends state violations to affect a driver's • The health care provider feels toward the use of false identification a license to someone else is also home state record. the partner docs not suspect he or to purchase alcohol, was passed to subject to the penalties." Councilman Edwin Miller, she is at any risk; make city laws congruent with state Previous city ordinances for • Reasonable effort must be laws. fictitious licenses and identification see FAKE IDS page 5 2 • THE REVIEW • December 15, 1989

[II~ Staff~~.~!e Reporter CO~>~~~~~'to dtspense alcohol responsibly, w was~h~w all ocated ~"~~~~~a~the new programs. ~.~o,~wenaeP:s~kpei!::~~e~li~withoot Fraternity offers $50,000, Simpson said. Hogan said he hopes to keep officers' Simpson said he expects arrests for alcohol Delaware received a $262,000 federal The remaining $98,000 will be used to presence in liquor stores unpredictable by violations to increase initially because of Santa to children grant last week to fund three programs aimed purchase new intoxilyzers which are capable conducting surveillance operations twice more enforcement and decrease when at reducing underage drinking and alcohol­ of measuring a person's blood alcohol content weekly at various days and times. "It's a no- potential violators realize alcohol laws are The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity related traffic fatalities, a state official said and recording it directly in Dover's central warning, no-slack policy. If there's a clear being enforced. is offering an opportunity for Monday. data base, he said. violation, we will take action," Hogan said. Simpson said Delaware previously has local children to visit with Division of Highway Safety Director Arrests for underage drinking violations Simpson said officers will arrest those who received the alcohol-law enforcement, grant Santa Claus on tonight at its Daniel L. Simpson said $114,000 was increased from 1,500 in the first nine months supply alcohol to the underaged, those who three times and will be eligible for it only house at 720 Academy St., appropriated to stationing Alcoholic Beverage of 1988, he said, to 1,700 in the same period use false identification cards, underage one more time. according to Andy Jordan (BE Control Commission agents and plainclothes in 1989. He said the problem is out of control. solicitors of alcohol and underage persons Hogan said he believes the programs will 91), Phi Kappa Tau vice policemen in liquor stores and liquor store While 9 percent of licensed drivers in found on liquor store property. be worthwhile if only one injury or death is president. parking lots in the Cops in Shops program. Delaware are under 21, he said, the age group Police officers will park in unmarked cars prevented. Jordan said children from the Newark Police Chief William A. Hogan is involved in 17 percent of Delaware's to watch for drunk drivers, Simpson added. "There's a great deal of pressure to neighborhood and from West said 16 arrests resulted Saturday night from alcohol-related traffic fatalities. Stores, bars and other facilities serving consume alcohol in a campus setting," Hogan Park Place Elementary School the department's f11st surveillance of a local Hogan said it has not been determined how alcohol are not required to participate in the said. "I wouldn't kid myself into believing can sit on Santa's lap and liquor store. much grant money Newark Police will programs, he said, but most owners are we're going to completely change the social receive a candy cane. The Trained Alcoholic Beverage Servers receive, but the city's large underage cooperating. However, officers may survey environment." Brother Chris Oliver (EG 90) said, "We are doing it to provide better neighborhood relations and, in the Christmas Union Local residents spirit, to make the kids happy." Phi Kappa Tau brothers distributed flyers around the appeals neighborhood and at the school, petition location Oliver said. He said Phi Kappa Tau also manager plans to visit the Holy Family of youth center Orphanage on Route 4 this week and provide the same decision By Kathleen Graham loitering associated with the young service. Staff Reporter people who gather on Main Street "We will bring a camera and By Stephanie Ebbert They said they fear the youth take pictures of every kid and Features Editor A petition signed by about 60 center, which is scheduled to open return them," Oliver said . . Newark residents helped convince in April or May, would create more The local chapter 439 of the City Council to hold a special problems. American Federation of State, meeting on Jan. 23 to further Roe explained, "Most of the Dinner raises funds, County and Municipal Employees discuss the location and funding for citizens who signed this are not is appealing a class action the Newark Youth Coalition's youth opposed to the youth center per se, hunger awareness grievance which was denied last center. but to the location." week against a university dining The petition, which was She said little consideration was A hunger awareness dinner hall manager. submitted to City Council Monday, given to residents when the center sponsored by the Resident Union dining hall workers stated opposition to the center's was planned. "It was all done Student Association (RSA) in complained their manager was location in the former Casablanca behind our backs." Kent Dining Hall Dec. 6 raised mistreating employees, causing Restaurant on Choate Street, said Police Chief William A. Hogan $1,824.97 for Delaware's needy, student workers to quit and Lisa F. Roe, who helped write the said the center has the potential to more than three times the performing workers' jobs becasue petition. become an "attractive nuisance" amount raised last year, an RSA of a lack of help, said Gwen M. Several residents complained the which may draw youths together, representative said Tuesday. Smith, vice president of the union. neighborhood already has problems The first $100 will go to a No hearing date has been set for such as vandalism, noise and see CENTER page 5 local family. The remaining the appealed grievance by the money will be divided between union, whose members include feeding the homeless at full-time food service workers, Wilmington's Emmanuel House groundskeepers and custodial Escort se·rvice and various charities, said workers of the university. , Debbi Miller-Lewandowski, The original class action administrative dietician for grievance was denied last week by ushers in safety Food Services. Raymond G. Becker, director of Dining Services. This year, 841 people By Christina Rinaldi LaGrossa said women should "There's really no violation of attended as compared to last Staff Reporter not be apprehensive about calling the bargaining contract as far as year's 271 people, Miller­ the house, because the brothers the union is concerned," Becker Lewandowski said. The crowd The Sigma Nu fraternity is want to provide the service. said. at the awareness dinner also providing a safe walk service for Leah Hur (AS 93), who recenUy The manager declined to surpassed Kent's average dinner women who feel uncomfortable took advantage of the escort comment on the case. crowd of about 600, she said. walking alone on campus, a service, said, "It's stupid for The union has charged that the "This is the largest turnout fraternity representative said. women to walk alone when there is manager does not allow workers to since the Ethiopian dinner in The service will be available a service available." take full 15-minute breaks if their the early '80s," said Rhonda until the end of the semester "We [as students] see the work runs into the scheduled break Lee (BE 91), assistant vice between the hours of 5 p.m. and 2 problem and we're depending upon time. president of RSA. a.m. by calling 731-7540 to request ourselves to solve it," LaGrossa "That happened to me twice," The students were served an escort, according to Andrew said. said one union worker, who added, plain rice and water instead of a LaGrossa (AS 92), public relations The escort service is on a trial "Every time you're doing regular meal. The cost of the officer for Sigma Nu. basis. something, you can't get it done: rice meal was subtracted from The service, which is not limited Todd Henry (BE 90), of Sigma The manager's standing behind the cost of an average dinner, to the library area, is available for Nu, said the decision to continue you. You can't even talk to one Miller-Lewandowski said. women who are uneasy about the service will depend upon the another. If you're talking, you The remaining money will walking alone, he said. response Sigma Nu receives. aren't getting your work done." go to charities, possibly the Red A fraternity brother manning the There has been little response to A student manager, however, Cross or the Hope Dining phone at the Sigma Nu house will the safe walk since it began defended the manager's work Room, Lee said. Department of Labor Relations, union for Russell Dining Hall. provide women with escorts by Sunday, he said. ethics. "Since we made so much the union will try to remove the The grievances involved similar sending brothers wearing easily LaGrossa said there are many "I can't hold a grievance against more than we expected, we manager from the dining hall, complaints of harassment and identifiable Sigma Nu letters to services on campus of which anybody that's trying to do their have to look into other Smith said. mistreatment, Waters said. meet them. students fail to take advantage. job 100-plus percent and I think charities," Lee said. "We really "The only reason we took it this "I don't think she should be LaGrossa said Sigma Nu is Capt. James Flatley, assistant it's a little shallow of the union went out on a limb this year, I route this time is because we've working with people because she providing the escort service director of Public Safety, said he workers to get somebody kicked hope we get more support next had so many complaints," she said. really doesn't know how to," because many brothers are hopes the safe walk is successful. out of the dining hall because year." Two years ago, six grievances Waters said. uncomfortable about a lack of "It's always good when students they're doing their job," he said. were filed against the manager, Before being placed at the security on campus. help other students," he said. When the grievance advances to who was then assistant manager of present post, the manager was "With the two [sexual assaults] Public Safety also sponsors an the fourth level, at which time it another dining hall, said Helen on campus, there is a lot of concern escort service. Fraternities elect will be brought before the Waters, shop stewardess of the see MANAGER page 5 about safety," he said. new council leaders The Inter-Fraternity Council Task force to educate (lFC) elected 13 new officers Dec. 4 who will begin their terms spring semester. about sexual violence "I think the outcome of the elections was great," said Kevin Howard (AS 90), lFC president. By Christina Rinaldi be better educated about the legal Women, suggested the university "Most of the fraternities are Staff Reporter issues surrounding rape and sexual show a stronger response toward the represented on the executive violence, Sorenson said. acts of violence which have occurred board and I think this will The recommendation of a paid, The Greek system should make on campus. ensure that all Greeks have full-time coordinator for S.O.S., the rape education a high priority within Ninety percent of rape victims are input to future policies." university's rape counseling service, their pledge programs, she said. acquainted with their attackers and CRYSTALS ARt: Dennis Knitowski (BE 90) was suggested to the President's Housing and Residence Life should 90 percent of rapes are interracial. will replace Howard as IFC Council by the Sexual Violence Task also place a greater emphasis on rape The idea that most rapes are black THt: NATURAL GifT president beginning next Force Wednesday. education in Resident Assistant men raping white women is a myth, semester. Liane Sorenson, director of the training. she said. • CRYSTAL PENDANTS • INCENSE ''Dennis is a very capable Office of Women's Affairs, said the Patricia Grim, chairwoman of the The task force urged the • BOOKS • CARDS person," Howard said. "He's position would be more efficient Committee on the Status of Women, university to take action against highly motivated and can than the current volunteers, because said 52 percent of college women individuals or fraternities which are /i) • AND OF COURSE CRYSTALS motivat.e others. I think he'll do more time could be devoted to have experienced some form of involved in rape incidents, she said. an excellent job." research and victim outreach. sexual violence. Statistics show one of every 12 New officers are elected Other existing services and The task force presented two men on college campuses admitted sexual-violence programs on ~ .. ~~taf eonca.rl~ every semester. Representatives other recommendations to the to attempting a rape or actually campus should also be improved, from each of the 16 fraternities council. raping a woman.,. by its legal Sorenson said. 47 E. MAl N STREET, NEWARK between WSFS and the Mall Shoppe and the JFC oflicers vote. Sorenson, also executive director The university community should of the Committee on the Status of see COUNCIL page 5 731-5400 December 15, 1989 • THE REVIEW • 3 Council decides hand·book case

By Maureen O'Keetfe programs to enhance all groups," Eddy said. excuse [for the violation of the rules) and that's sororities on campus." Staff Reporter The Blue Hen Handbook is an unofficial why National Panhellenic has asked the According to Alpha Phi's statement, the Compiled from the College guide to the university which contains chapter to educate all of us on the unanimous sanction is necessary to resolve conflict Press Service. National Panhellenic Council (NPC) rules derogatory remarks about some fraternities agreements." Finnigan said. created by the handbook. were violated when an Alpha Phi sorority and sororities on campus. Elise Bonn (AS 90), The Alpha Phi sorority cannot appeal the Christopher DeFilippis (BE 90), Delta Tau member edited The Blue Hen Handbook, an an active member of Alpha Phi, an editor of NPC's decision, Finnigan sa id . "National Delta president, said the entire sorority should Dartmouth divests unofficial guide to campus life, a university the publication. Panhellenic's word goes. That's final ." not be held accountable for the actions of one from South Africa official said Tuesday. The National College Panhellenic Eddy explained, "When a woman or man member. The Alpha Phi sorority violated a set of committee recommended Alpha Phi arrange decides to affiliate with a national fraternity or "[The workshop) could help, but then again, unanimous agreements which prevent sorority the workshop that will be conducted by the sorority, one of the things they need to think there could be some animosity toward it if Dartmouth College in New members from making derogatory remarks NPC area adviser and will involve the about is the fact that they are submitting they are being forced to give it," he said. Hampshire in November about other fraternal organizations, said chainnan of the College Panhellenics, Eddy themselves to a higher authority." Michael Mikulski (AS 90), president of Tau became the first campus this Raymond 0. Eddy, coordinator of Greek said. When fraternity and sorority members take Kappa Epsilon, said, "When [the handbook] school year to announce it Affairs and Special Programs. Tara Finnigan (AS 90), president of the an oath, they give that authority a certain first came out, I thought that there was a lot would completely "stop The NPC Committee recommended the Panhellenic Council, said although only one amount of control over their lives, he said. more to it until I talked to some of the sisters. investing in companies that do sorority host a workshop in the spring for all member of the sorority participated in In a statement issued on behalf of Alpha "Looking back on it now, I don't think it business in South Africa. sororities to "improve the understanding and publication of the handbook, the entire Phi, Terry McFall (AS 90), president of Alpha was meant to be in bad taste," Mikulski said. Scores of other campuses purposes of the Panhellenic corporation and sorority is being held responsible. Phi, said, "The College Panhellenic committee "I think it was a mistake that got blown a little have divested themselves of for its specific training in rush procedures and "We don't feel that ignorance was really an issued a sanction to improve relations among bit out of proportion." stocks in such firms in recent years. In announcing the decision, Officials Dartmouth's board of trustees said their remaining Students wear investments, while accounting tell tales for only 2 percent of the black to protest school's endowment value, have "great symbolic meaning" that of past frustrated the school's efforts to By Darin Powell "What the [CCHR] has tried to achieve some educational goals. Associate News Editor do for the past two years is for Dartmouth students have holidays every board of trustees meeting to been protesting for total Three campus student groups have some kind of protest against divestment for years and urged students to wear black the university's investment in inadvertently provided one of By James J. Musick clothing yesterday to protest the South Africa," Wasfi said. the enduring symbols of the Administrative News Editor university's investment in South "We still wanted to have some anti-apartheid movement that Africa. show of protest and maybe a swept American campuses from While Santa Claus may bring a The Black Student Union bigger rally in the spring," she 1985 through 1987, when many twinkling smile to an excitable (BSU), Campus Coalition for said. schools agreed to divest. child, he can also stir up some Human Rights (CCHR) and Both Hunt and Wasfi said their In November 1985, students past emotions in adults. People United Against Apartheid groups want to sponsor more were among the first to build Christmas can make people (PUAA) sponsored the event, education on campus about anti-apartheid "shanties" to remember a joyous occasion which coincided with the board of divestment. symbolize the poverty of blacks which forms slowly until the 0. Eddy said he has no control fact that he came home from the trustees' semiannual meeting. Wasfi said, "Part of the reason in South Africa. The following entire picture is seen as if it were over what he wants. Santa will war Jan. 6 to celebrate Christmas The groups want the university the rallies have been less January, students froin the yesterday. need some help from above on this for the second time. to divest, or remove investments, successful is there is not a conservutive Dartmouth Members of the university one. Eddy has four good friends Whittington spent Christmas in from companies with holdings in knowledge base about the issue Review newspaper wrecked the administration expressed their who are in various stages of cancer the Caribbean as a teacher and South Africa. among students." shanties with sledgehammers. wishes to Kris Kringle and whom he would like to see cured. scuba diver. Janine Hunt (EG 91), president More than 250 protesters The incident helped popularize reflected on the days when they "I know who is responsible," he Sorenson recalled the year she of the BSU, said black clothing gathered in front of Memorial the divestment movement. had the sparkle of anticipation in said. "I pray to him everyday." and her family flew out to San was worn to promote campus Hall on May 16, also the date of Schools as diverse as their eyes. Some still have it. How about those Christmas Francisco to celebrate Christmas awareness about the divestment last semester's board meeting, in Hamline, Drew, Georgetown Marilyn S. Prime, director of gifts Santa brings that weren't on with relatives. All the presents controversy. the most recent divestment rally. and Southern Illinois, as well as the Perkins Student Center, your list, yet appear in your were ordered in advance through a "I don't think people are really As of June 30, the university most large state universities, showed she still has the little girl stocking every year? A little elf of catalog. The gifts, however, never aware of the issue," Hunt said. had $29.9 million invested in the have divested since then. in her. At the top of her list is a a mistake. arrived and shopping had to be "It seems to me that every common stocks of companies with Now students at several The most common gift given to done on Christmas Eve. watch with the Walt Disney spring there's a rally, then people operations in Scuth Africa, s~:hools, including the College character Goofy on it. male administrators were the President E.A. Trabant laughed just kind of forget about it," she according to Alan Southmayd, of Wooster in Ohio, the She explained she wanted the dreaded handkerchiefs. Hollowell as he turned the pages of the past added. associate treasurer for University of Ala bama and watch because it was something said he has "enough of these to last back to the chapters of his Yasmine Wasfi (AS 91), Investments. Oberlin College arc pressing different from the normal Mickey him 50 years." childhood, where he discovered president of CCHR, also said the The investments account for 21 their administration to divest. Mouse watch. Eddy asked, "How many who Santa Claus was. event was held to raise awareness percent of the university's equity David E. Hollowell, senior handkerchiefs can you use in a Trabant, instead of chasing after about South Africa. portfolio, he said. vice president for Administration, lifetime?" St. Nick like he was supposed to, AIDS play supporter is asking Santa's little helpers to Edgar N. Johnson, athletic looked out the front window of the arson victim bring him a paint-spray gun so he director, said he always seems to house of the Trabant ranch and can paint his basement walls get a book that he does not want. discovered his father dressed as Opening night of a more easily. Other gifts which administrators Santa. Breast cancer: Southwest Missouri State Director of the Office of seemed to receive every year were Whittington experienced the University (SMSU) production Women's Affairs Liane M. slippers, neckties, turtlenecks and amazing sense of direction th at of a play about homosexuals Sorenson is wishing for an easy­ sweaters. Santa has in finding good little early detection key and AIDS was marred by an to-handle 35mm camera that can There is always that Christmas boys. When he was about 8 years arson fire that destroyed the fit in a pocketbook instead of the which everyone remembers for old, he was at his grandmother's By Mark Nardone home of a vocal student bulky camera her husband has some special reason. It triggers a house for Christmas when he Executive Ed~or supporter of the drama. with many different lenses. reaction from inside that can began to question the capabilities Brad Evans, president of Other officials were thankful produce a burst of laughr.er or can of Santa's reindeer. Most women arc not seeking People Acting with for their families and wished for sometimes force that drop of water ~hittington said, "I was early diagnoses for breast cancer, Compassion and Tolerance, was peace on earth and good will to form in the eye because of the which could be one reason why wondering how Santa was going to attending u candlelight vigil toward all. Some asked that good times it brings to mind. find [his grandmother's) house" so Delaware had the highest breast outside the campus theater Nov. others be given the gift of shelter Many administrators remember cancer mortality rate in the country he could get his presents. Nancy Alterman, director of 15 shortly before the debut of a certain Christmas because it was in 1986, according to state health or life. Prime was also mystified by the Medical Affairs for the American "The Normal Heart." near the time they got married or it officials. Ronald F. Whittington, magical presence of Santa at the Cancer Society. Someone had forced open was a time enjoyed with their first The Center for Disease Control assistant to the president, said he front door of her home when she She recommends a "triad the back door of Evans' single­ wanted nothing personally, but child. There were, however, others was a child. To this day, she does has reported that 131 of the 100,000 approach" which consists of a story house and spread had a special request. which took place in a different part not know who was behind the women who contracted breast monthly self-examination, a yearly flammable liquid on the floor of Whittington, who works on the of the world or those who fuzzy white beard. cancer died in 1986. In 1987, the clinical check-up and for women two rooms, investigators said. fund-raising efforts of the Lyton remember their discovery of who figure dropped ~ignificantly: 117 There are also some interesting over 35, a mammogram. During four weeks of Home, a nursing home in Santa really is. per 100,000 women with the disease stories behind the favorite Home self-exams can reveal controversy and threats by play Wilmington, said he would like Dean of Students Timothy F. died. Christmas gifts ever received. different types of lesions, from opponents, who included state Brooks spent his most memorable "It's a function of Delaware being the home to reach its fund-raising Hollowell remembers a gift he superficial lesions just below the Rep. Jean Dixon and a group Christmas in Vietnam in 1970, a small state," said Peter Andersen, goal, for his present. is reminded of everyday, which he skin to moveable lesions to ones called Citizens Demand ing where he saw the Bob Hope live. director of chronic disease programs which adhere to the chest wall. Coordinator of Greek Affairs received from his wife - his cat, Standards, called on SMSU for the Division of Public Health. Women should seek instruction in and Special Programs Raymond Even more memorable was the given to him 16 years ago. President Marshall Gordon to There are large year-to-year proper detection techniques from Prime's most cherished gift was halt the production. a poor, pitiful pearl doll which was variations of the numbers, but when either the American Cancer Society similar to an orphan doll. She the state computes the rate, "It looks or a family physician, Alterman liked it because it looked pathetic at five-year averages." said, especially younger women, Illinois will not drop 1!1!1118!:~~ and needed a home. However, Delaware falls slightly whose breast tissue is "denser and Indian mascot A train set which was a part of below the national average for harder to read." Eddy's growing years was his incidence of breast cancer, She recommends that women Your Preference. favorite gift. It was give~ to him Andersen said, which means that the over 35 have a mammogram The University of Illinois by his father and was set up in the state's unhealthy environment is not performed as a baseline to compare (UI) will keep its Indian corner of the basement on a a significant factor in the high with subsequent mammograms. The mascot, the school's chancellor platform. mortality rate. process is similar to an X-ray, in said. Beer. Beer. Beer. Sorenson did the unheard of, "It could be one of two things," which the breast is pressed between Chancellor Morton Weir said The brands you want especially in the second grade. She Andersen said. "Either women are two metal plates and a photograph is although scores of other schools played with her Madame not getting early diagnosis or people taken, one from side to side, the have dropped Native American ­ but can't find anywhere else. Alexander doll. The problem, are not getting the best possible other from top to bottom. theme mascots in recent years, however, was that she did this treatment" Though other conditions than UI would keep "Chief about a month before Santa was The Division of Public Health is breast cancer can confuse the llliniwck" as its official symbol. due to arrive. She found the gift in conducting a special study to results, Andersen said a trained In responding to petitions her mother's hiding spot. determine the problem, Andersen radiologist can usually differentiate and critics, including U.S. Sen. Some people did not always said. between cancerous lesions and other Paul Simon, who claimed the have the hope that they would get College-age women are not at tumors. symbol is offensive to Native what they asked for. high risk, however. During 1987, Neither official recommends a Americans, Weir said he would Vice President for Government only one woman between 25 and 34 mammogram for women younger bar inappropriate derivatives of STATELINE~ died from breast cancer, according ~6 Relations John T. Brook got the than 35 unless there is a family the Chief llliniwck trademark, best gift a boy scout trying for his to Andersen. history of breast cancer or other such as putting the letter "I" State Line offers the largest selection on this coast! merit badge in bird watching could No woman less than 25 years old problems because breast tissue is over his face. 1610 Elkton Rd . • Elkton, MD • On the DE/MD border •1·800-446-WINE get - a pair of binoculars. It has died in Delaware. more sensitive to radiation. A _. ..:::·:::?::... -~· :-:-r- ::::-~-. ·::- ·.-;- -~·- ·<; Early detection is the key to properly executed self-exam is see PRESENTS page 5 effective treatment, according to usually sufficient. 4 • THE REVIEW· December 15, 1989

·Term· ends with look toward next decade

'By Mike Boush Also in question is a donation to and Jay Cooke the university from The Pioneer Staff Reporters Fund, a group charged by some as having racist motives. Falll989. 'L' Bit "' handnooit More $174,000 was awarded as For first-year students it was a a research grant to the university semester of introduction, one of for a professor's research on racial initiation into the rituals and ability differences. customs that make up the William J. Frawley, professor of University of Delaware. linguistics, met with Trabant in For others, it was the time to October to object to the step back, look around and university's continued acceptance -appreciate once again the campus of money from the fund. around them as they prepared for The fund, Frawley charged, is one last hurrah before the devoted to prejudice and the inevitable, eventual donning of the promotion of racism, and is tassel and gown that looms around counterproductive to the the comer. university's goals of promoting It was a time of conflict and Three assaults at Towne Court racial and cultural diversity. change, of initiatives and Apartments between Oct. 7 and The university continues to institutions, of actions and Oct. 13 were reported to be investigate the nature of the fund. reactions. possibly related. In each incident, Excitement swirled around And it was a semester loaded victims reported the assailants as a Delaware Stadium in September as with news. group of between four and 10 the football team prepared to kick An important battle affecting black men from 11 to 20 years old, off the season. Not only were the current and future students was police said. No one has been Hens ranked highly in pre-season following the publication of The sniff sniff- no more cheese fries. this spring. waged between the Delaware charged in any of the incidents. polls, but they were about to Blue Hen Handbook. Throughout the semester, the Alison Hall may soon have a Undergraduate Student Congress In local events, Steven B. celebrate the tOOth year of Alpha Phi sorority faced university pursued a rigorous neighbor, as the College of (DUSC) and the Faculty Senate Pennell was convicted of torturing Delaware football. criticism after the release of the policy for building renovations and Business and Econom ic s over the controversial plus/minus and murdering two women. He Redshirt freshman Bill book, an unofficial publication planned construction of new, announced in October tentative grading system . was sentenced to life imprisonment Vergantino got the nod for the critiquing campus social and Greek improved facilities. plans to build a new facility DUSC announced ptans to late in November. starting quarterback job, paving life, which an Alpha Phi member Construction was abundant alongside it. The move is needed lobby against the system in The verdict was the culmination the way for expectations of a team helped produce. Several about campus this semester. The to relieve overcrowded Purnell September. Later in the month, of an eight-week trial at Delaware full of youthful enthusiasm. fraternities and sororities addition to Alison Hall neared Hall, administrators said. petitions were signed by about 600 Superior Court. Pennell escaped a Despite early victories, expressed frustration and anger completion this fall and is As the university leaves th e students voicing their concerns death-penalty sentence after a including a 41-21 trouncing of over comments in the handbook expected to be operational by semester - and the 1980s - over supposed inconsistencies week of deliberation by the jury. February. behind, it carries with it th e within the system, such as the the Major political and social issues The sounds of shovels were wisdom and experience needed to absence of an A-plus grade. struck the university throughout also heard around Newark Hall, face the unsettling questions of the Despite DUSC's efforts, the the semester, forcing students and Hartshorn Gym and Laurel Hall, '90s. Faculty Senate ended the debate administrators to become aware of all recipients of various facelifts Nov. 13 by voting 32-22 to defeat the world around them. . this fall. The university also started the proposal to overturn a Student awareness of global building a North Campus parking plus/minus system. events was demonstrated Nov. 17 lot. Students anticipating the long­ in the symbolic construction and Some university construction time Saturday tradition of subsequent destruction of a mock plans were met with less Clockwise from center: tailgating before and during home Berlin Wall in front of Smith and enthusiasm. A plan proposed in Sexual assault on campus football games were stymied by Purnell halls. October to relocate all special spurred several strict new rules banning beer kegs, Sponsored by German House in terest housing students to new demonstrations; The beer balls and alcohol residents, razing the wall was a dormitories on Ray Street by Fall university cracked down consumption during the game. The sign of student support for the end 1991 Jed to concern among current on alcohol misuse at football games; The Blue ban was intended to promote of oppression in Eastern Europe residc nL~ that the move will lead to responsible drinking and retain and the installation of new a loss of identity. Hand book caused a minor interest in the games, freedoms. arch-rival West Chester, an they considered derogatory. In addition, picketing occurred uproar among some administrators said. The plight of the homeless was epidemic of inconsistency struck These events and others in November at the Hartshorn Gym Greeks; The Hens had an University Police joined in the brought to the forefront of campus Newark and the Hens floundered prompted Vice President of construction site to protest a labor­ Inconsistent season, but anti-tailgating crusade in October attention when about 250 with a 4-3 mid-season record. Student Affairs Stuart 1. Sharkey management dispute about union had Its share of thrilling when they began vi deotaping protesting marchers en route to a With their confidence as bruised to send a memorandum to all wages. upsets. tailgaters from the top of Delaware Washington, D.C., rally stopped as their bodies, the team needed a fraternities in October which said The universi ty pl ans for a new Stadium to check for alcohol­ for rest at Delaware Stadium Sept. big boost. illegal and disruptive behavior will $1 8-mi Ilion sports/convocation policy violators. 27. Remarkably, the team was not be tolerated by the uni versity. center which will be home for the Another student protest In response to destruction uplifted in a 35-28 centennial year Despite these events, Greek men's and women's basketball occurred after the library caused by both the San Francisco Homecoming upset against the chapters contributed to the teams. Groundbreaking is expected anno unced pl ans in October to earthquake and Hurricane Hugo, previously undefeated and community and charitable r.ed uce weekend library hours the university sent representatives nationally-ranked Universi ty of organizations . Qecause of a lack of student from the Disaster Research Center Maine. A crowd of 22,904, the Off-campus students might face r ------~------r workers. to study effects and provide aid. sixth highest in Delaware hi story, new difficulties and substantial This led one angered student to AIDS was · once again an witnessed one of the best gaines in rent increases because of a We Give Students set up a protest table on the steps important social issue affecting the recent years. crackdown on overcrowde d of the library and collect more than campus. A two-day conference and Inspired by the win , the Hens housing. l ,400 signat!Jres requesting a workshop session held at Clayton went on to finish the season with a Newark landlords urged city A BREAK! 7-4 record, including a season­ officials in Oc tober to begin ending victory over the U.S. Naval enforcing a zoning ordinance 1 0°/o OFF any brake service or Academy. which limits the number of Post-season honors went to unrelated people living together. repair with coupon defensive end Mike Renna, who As a result of the ordinance, ·Brakes • Mufflers was voted All-America, center landlords and tenants cannot ·Shocks Dave Buchanan, who was named knowingly allow more than four ~ • Transmission second team East Coast Athletic unrelated people to live together in ·Tune-Ups· rn~----- Batteries Conference(ECAC), and ECAC a single-family house. Both parties • Rookie of the Year Vcrgantino. can be fined as much as $500 and The Greek community came lose their rental permits for up to under close scrutiny early in the one year. s.emester following two alcohol Three committees were formed 368-3600 related incidents in September. to interview prospective In the first case, Delta Tau presidential candidates. Godwins Major Muffler Delta's parent company was The search for the university's 610 S. College Avenue charged with serving alcohol to an 25th president was narrowed from (across from field house • University bus access) return to previous hours. Hall highlighted AIDS Awareness underage female university student 264 candidates to four finalists ~------~ An incident of unlawful sexual Week in October. during a social function Sept. 10. who visited campus as part of the contact at the Kappa Alpha The abortion debate also raged The charge, made in October, was selection process. fraternity house Sept. 10 sparked a as both pro-choice and pro-life related to the ongoing The board of trustees named PART TIME POSITIONS campuswide protest against sexual voices were heard. investigation of unlawful sex ual David P. Roselle, from the assault. The Campus Coalition for contact at the Kappa Alpha house University of Kentucky, as INVENTORY AUDITORS later that evening. Trabant's.successor . Five days after the incident, Choice sponsored about 350 Nation's leading inventory service Is now In another alcohol-re lated Students who could never seem more than 350 people gathered on students in a massive pro-choice hiring dependable individuals to take physi­ the steps of Purnell Hall in a rally at the nation's capital in incident, a 17-year-old femal e non­ to get enough of a late snack were candlelight vigil for victims of November. student was ru shed to Christiana greeted in September by a big, cal inventories in various retail stores. · campus rape. Progress in minority relations Hospital for alcohol poisoning blue neon sign which proved The The Be-lmont House also wavered as the affirmative action after drinking at the Sigma Nu Scrounge had transformed into a We Offer: organized a petition against sexual plan came under scrutiny. fraternity house Sept. 30. legitimate fast-food service during • $6.00/hr to start Controversy also arose within the summer. With progress came assault on campus within the The university released an • $7.00/hr after 6 months month. the Greek community itself longer lines, higher prices and - overview in September of a plan • Paid training The case is still und.:r which called for increased investigation. minority and female representation LOOKING FOR A QUIET PLACE • Morning, evening and weekend hours The campuswide frustration in the university's workforce. • Flexible schedules spurred President E.A. Trabant to The plan was updated with TO STUDY FOR FINALS? ask for the aid of the Solutions to three-year goals to meet federal WHERE: Calvary Baptist Church These are Ideal positions for students. work Sexual Violence Task Force. requirements for hiring minorities. 215 E. Delaware Ave. (1/2 block past Haines St.) 8-l 0 hourstwk during the semester; 30+ · Another female university Affirmative Action Officer Jack WHEN: Thursday, December 14, 7 p.m. to midnight student was sexually assaulted at Miles said, "We need to raise our hours/wk during winter and summer breaks. Friday, December 15, 7 p.m. to midnight gunpoint on Winslow Road Nov. consciousness level." For an interview call 888-4529. Saturday, December 16, 1 p.m. to midnight 27. Her attacker is still at large. However, some uni versi ty Sunday, Decemb r 17, 3 p.m. to midnight Assaults on tudcnts during the officials said the plan will create RGIS Refreshments wiLL semester were not confined to a double standards and may mean be available! Further info: Call 368#4904 or 731-1533 Inventory Specialists sexual nature. hiring less qualified people. December 15, 1989 • THE REVIEW • 5 Petitioner plans to take protest to president

By Darin Powell an unauthorized table he set up on "I don't see that happening of the university have all been the hours is better than cutting hours a week, and the Temple Associate News Editor the library steps Nov. 19. without budget support or cutting asked to submit reports on how back in other areas," Trabant said. University library, which is open Brynteson said the library hours other services," she said. "There's they would take a 6 percent cut, if In a memorandum to Trabant, 95 hours a week. A univefsity student protesting were cut "because of the budget just not the staff. It's already a necessary." Brynteson said slae explained the Patton said in addition to the the recent cutback in weekend and an inability to attract students skeleton staff as it is." He said department budgets are situation to Patton and Hadler, but 1,700 signatures he has already library hours has taken his 1,700- to work at odd hours." Patton said he was committed to not actually being cut 6 percent, they were not satisfied. collected, he has additional signature petition calling for Student workers' wages were bringing back the old library hours but are being assessed so an Brynteson said the 100 hours petitions circulating among the restoration of the original hours to raised to $4.25 an hour, she said, in despite the budget problems. informed budget decision can be the library is currently open are faculty. the library's director and plans to order to compensate for the hours "The point is, I'm not willing to made. longer than those of other colleges. "The money's there present it to President E.A. which were cut. The Friday and seLLie for that," he said. "I won't "The outlook is, we'll have to She cited the University of somewhere," Patton said. "It's Trabant. Saturday closing times were accept the fact that hands are tied. reduce planned expenditures by Maryland library, which is open 89 definitely not over." John Patton (AS 90) and Mortar changed from 10 p.m. to 8 p.m., I won't accept the fact that budgets 3.3 percent," he said. "I don't see Board Honor Society President and the Sunday opening time from are set." where the money would come Lisa Hadler (BE 90) presented the 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hadler said, "This is really an from to give the library any petition to library director Susan Brynteson said the hours academic atrocity." additional hours." POLICE REPORT Brynteson two weeks ago. Patton probably could not be changed Brynteson said it was a choice Patton said, "I have sympathy collected most of the signatures at back. between cutting hours or cutting for the budget problem, but just back on other library services. because it happened doesn't mean Student attempts traffic Youths throw objects at "It broke my heart to cut the it can't unhappen." sign theft passing vehicle Officials' presents hours," Brynteson said. He cited instances such as She said possible university flooding in the Bacchus Theater, continued from page 3 Hollowell. Johnson favored Nat budget cuts mean there is little where emergency funds were A male student was arrested at Two youths, aboutl4 or IS years King Cole's "Chestnuts Roasting possibility the hours could be found to pay for repairs. 12:45 a.m. Thursday for attempting old, threw rocks or bricks at a 1986 wasn't easy though. "I was uptight on an Open Fire." increased. Trahan t said he trusted to remove a stop sign near the east Ford truck Monday at 10 a.m., all night. It was a lot of pressure "0 Tannenbaum" was a favorite Richard B. Murray, acting Brynteson's assessment of the side of the Taylor Gymnasium, which caused the driver to lose and tension," he said. of Colm's who used to sing the provost and vice president for situation because she is familiar according to university police. control and skid to a stop, Newark Trabant recalls gifts he received song in German to her Academic Affairs, said, "Various with the way the library operates. When the police told the student to Police said. The incident resulted in - an Irish Mail, a sled type of grandmother. Whittington favored colleges and administrative units "She believes the shortening of stop, he student ran but was caught $200 damage, police said. object which you guided with your "We Three Kings" because he feet, a wagon and a scooter. acted the part and sang it in a Whittington, a former Blue Hen Christmas pageant in grade school. football player, remembered the "The Grinch who Stole Professors criticize U.S.-China talks excitement he had the Christmas Ch ri stmas" was by far the most he found his ftrst football uniform favorite of the Christmas specials, and real helmet under the tree. acclaimed by Brook, Sorenson, By Darin Powell "I think it was a mistake," he business as usual," Meyer said. Maxine Colm, vice president for Brooks and Prime. Hollowell and Associate News Editor said. "I don't think we should move Dr. Joyce Kallgren, a professor .Employee Relations, thought back Eddy favored C harles Dickens' to improve relations until they of political science at California to the days when her father bought "Scrooge." Early this week, President admit to what went on in State University and associate her theater tickets for plays in New Most of the administrators were George Bush sent National Security Tiananmen Square in June." director of the Institute of East York City, not too far from her split on whether they still believed Adviser Brent Scrowcroft and Meyer said he believes Bush has Asian Studies, also said lower-level home at the time in Staten Island. in Santa Claus. Only Trabant Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence personal feelings about the Chinese officials should have been sent. Administrators also commented seemed to hold a grudge against Eagleburger to China as an being easy on the Chinese situation because he once lived "I am very much in favor of on their favorite Christmas songs the guy in the big red suit. apparent move to re-establish governmenL there while he was the U.S. maintaining ties between the and television specials, and boy, He said he was disappointed relations. The president said that U.S.­ ambassador to China. American and Chinese people," would Rudolph's nose be like a because he "never got an electric The United States suspended China relations remained strained, "Bush is more sympathetic to Kallgren said, citing programs like burned-out light bulb and Frosty train. I always kept thinking I was high-level diplomatic relations with but he did not want them to China than he should be in this student exchanges. the Snowman would be slushed. going to get one and never did." China and cut off arms sales after deteriorate. He also said he did not situation," Meyer said. He also said However, she said the trip may Brooks and Eddy agreed on the Johnson, Brooks and Trabant the June 3 massacre of protesters in want China to become isolated. the Chinese should release political not have been timed properly. "It same song, Frederick Handel's were th e only ones to wear the Beijing's Tiananmen Square. University political science prisoners who were arrested after seems to me to be a bit premature. "Messiah." Trabant and Prime al so mystical red suit and sadly enough Bush has defended the uip to professor William Meyer said he the massacre. It's not people to people." agreed on the same song and artist; only about half of these China, though some congressional thinks the trip to China was a bad Congress is currently working on Kallgren said the Chinese Bing Crosby's "I'm Dreaming of a admini strato rs sti II belie ve in leaders have criticized him for idea. a bill which would suspend risk government will be able to take White Christmas." Other songs Santa. insurance for U.S. companies doing advantage of the trip and try and chosen were "0 Holy Night," by business in China, freeze sales of improve its image. President's council U.S. satellites and halt the export of "The Chinese will make as much various nuclear materials. However, use of it as they can, both continued from page 2 relationships. the congressional session ended internationally and with their own Sorenson said in th.e case of before an agreement was reached people," she said. definition, she added. acquaintance rape, the most between the House of European countries have not Finally, Sorenson suggested a prominent form of sexual assault on Representatives and the Senate. been quick to reopen relations with sexual violence awareness week be campus, women tend to blame Meyer also said Bush should not China, she said. held in the spring, which would themselves for the attack. have sent high-level U.S. officials "The [Chinese] government still include participants wearing buttons Acquaintance-rape victims suffer like Scrowcroft and Eagleburger. says no one died in Tiananmen with slogans such as "Against Her both physical violation and the "The problem is, we sent so high Square," Meyer said. "I think they Will is Against the Law." violation of trust and friendship, she a level of official that it gives the ought to have to come clear, so to She also suggested handing out said. impression that things are back to speak." whistles to be used in defense of an According to police reports, the attack. number of sexual assault incidents Tables with information and a has increased, but the reason is microphone for people to speak difficult to determine. Youth center about sexual violence would be set continued from page page 2 Newark, and it would be improper up on the North Mall to help people to devote money to a project that become better educated and more Manager increase problems in the area and would serve non-residents. sensitive to the issue. necessitate more police Assistant Planner Maureen Roser The task force wants to address continued from page 2 surveillance. said, "It will be an eligible the issue at New Student Orientation John Cerrato, program director community development project as in the fall to also inform parents removed from one dining hall and of the Newark Youth Coalition, said long as it serves at least 51 percent about the issues and have them transferred as assistant manager to City Council has allocated $32,145 low- and moderate-income youths." educate their children at home about another. Some allege the student of the Community Development Cerrato said the Coalition has work force has decreased because Bhx;k Grant, which will be awarded been offered an option on a live­ WITH STUDENT I.D. of the management. in July, to the coalition to establish year lease on the Choate Street The union has complained that the center. property at a reasonable rate. workers are being forced to clean •NOT VALID ON SALE ITEMS OR IN COMBINATION Councilman Olan R. Thomas "Until they can find us a better up after meals, fill in for student WITH ANY COUPON OFFER. said most of the youths who gather place close to Main Street, we can't •OFFER EXCLUDING BOATS & CANOES continued from page 1 workers and miss their breaks, on Main Street are not from walk away from this opportunity." •OFFER VALID NOWTHRU DEC. 24, 1989 because the dining hall no longer District 3, who introduced the has a sufficient 'number of student ordinance, proposed a stipulation workers. which would mandate a minimum "No one wants to work there AIDS proposal one month suspension of violators' because it's so hard," the assistant continued frompage 1 regulatory powers of the the driving privileges. student manager said. "The division," she said. City Solicitor Thomas Hughes atmosphere has changed ... I confidential, it would defeat the Sharp said public comments will said Wednesday he is investigating worked there for 2 1/2 years. plan entirely." be considered and a decision might whether or not the city can pass the Everyone liked it - it used to be Public Information Officer be reached as soon as January or proposed amendment, which would fun. It's no fun anymore." DonnaS. Sharp said the program is February. exceed state-mandated penalties. Another student employee designed to give physicians an Silverman said the proposal is Miller said he believes the city's agreed. ''I'm trying to get money. option, other than education, to modeled after a New York largest problem is "kids who are I'm trying to get through school prevent the spread of Acquired regulation. Most states have paru1er getting their hands on real licenses." and the manager's trying to get the Immune Deficiency Syndrome. notification programs, he said. "The police will use the dining hall of the month." "The proposal will increase Mary Herr, surveillence officer ordinance at every opportunity," But Becker said this is not the efforts to protect the public health for the division's AIDS office, said Hogan said. "Alcohol violations are only dining hall in need of student and would keep a reign on the virus 221 people have been diagnosed a high priority for us because so workers. All are short this time of itself," Sharp said. with AIDS in Delaware and 129 of many other problems are rooted in year because of finals, he said. "We do not need any new them have died. Delaware has the alcohol." "I would doubt that seriously ­ legislation for this proposal highest per capita incidence rate of However, "I don't think any law that they're quitting because of the because it falls within the AIDS in the country. can change social. pressures," he management," he said. "The said. "Young adults will try to drink students work directly for the when they legally can't." student manager." Roselle elected continued from page 1 was deliberate, thorough ami open ~~ to advice from anyone with the '$ Kentucky) and the governor's involvement of th e Faculty office," Jennings said. Advisory Commiuee and the A Cut Above Robert E. Hemenway, chancellor Committee of Advisor . Hair Designs of the Lexington Campus, said two The search was opened when $2 Off weeks ago that Roselle might have former President Russel C. Jones Cuts, penns, or colors. been considering leaving the resigned as the 23rd president in university because he is frustrated October 1988. Pre sident E.A. 92 E. Main Sl., Newark • ., .. w ' " ""' with the lack of funding the Trabant, who was the 22nd J66•J.ZH No F'tCathy Swarter, advertising director express our concern relative to th e individuals, not otherwise case. The i uc is the responsibility everything. Karen Wolf, managing editor many inadequacies of The Review. identifiable, for educational and of The Revi ew to accurately And although Nov. 21. 1989 Some of our concerns stem from other purposes. In addition, the Sports Editors ...... Drew Ostroski, Joshua Putterman represent facts. Everyone is entitled marked the day I decided to make News Editors ...... Susan Byrne, Mary Ellen Colpo, Heather McMurtrie, the lack of coverage of positive Fund has supported the study of to his/her opinion, however, when this semester my last, 1 know the Diane Monaghan, James J. Musick, Sharon O'Neal, events outside of the white genetic diseases including sickle you serve a wide variety of re.1d crs, lessons I learned here will follow Darin Powell, John Robinson, Bill Swayze community and inadequate cell, Tay-Sachs and hemophilia. Features Editors...... Stephanie Ebbert, Vanessa Groce research on those events which arc you should be sensi tive 10 the me a long, long time. Photography Editor...... John Schneider effect of artic les on the ir li cs. So now, with three semesters of Graphic$ Editor...... Archie Tse covered. In addition, it seems that continued to page 7 Entortainment Editor...... WIIIIam C. Hitchcock many of The Review reporters bloodshot eyes, Scrounge addiction. Assistant Sports Editor...... David Blenckstone either have an inability to be a building passion for journalism, Assistant News Editor...... Richelle Perrone objective or simply do not consider Corrections valuable clips, countless memories Assistant Features Editor...... Chris Rice Assistant Photo Editor...... lestle D. Barbaro objectiveness important. A few An article in the Dec. 8 issue of The Review titled, "Minority and s pecial friendships. I leave Assistant Business Manager...... Carol Hollman examples of blatant mi takes which students expand diversity," shoqld have said, "Gibson said 62 percent of these omnge walls and pass the bug Assistant Advertising Directors ...... Jodl Becker, Bernadette Betzler could be avoided with minimal the black sLUdents enroll ed in 1986 arc currentl y seniors." to my successor. Copy Editors ...... Sharon Breske, Janet Dwoskln, Sharon Juska, research arc: I. the statement that Also in the Dec. 8 issue, Barbara Hebner's name was rnis ·pellcmna art lht opinion of lht author plclurtd. C.rtoona rapr- the aplnlon of tilt Mitt. The Ienart lo lht tdllor conltin tho opinions ol our Kappa Alpha Sorority was th e only The Review regrets these errors. .. -... Karen Wolf is the outgoing managing editor ofThe Review. December 15, 1989 • THE REVIEW. 7

exists? The university community applicants from protected classes pages either to promote responsible of The Review concerning th e deserves beucr reponing. (i.e., women, minorities and discussion of sensitive issues or to Catholic Church completely mi ssed I urge members of the university disabled) are hired to fill quotas, attack African-Americans and other the point. It stated that the Church community to examine the evidence rather than on the strength of their groups. As members of an has voiced strong opinions on for themselves. h is available at the qualifications. There is an educational community, let us AIDS, binh control, homosexuality Education Resource Center in the assumpLion that affrrmative action is choose not to live in fear and and abortion, but then went on to Willard Hall Ed ucation Building or used only to correct societal ills and ignorance. Opinion is welcome say that it is ignoring these issues. It, directly from me (Department of has no merit for the organization. attack is insensitive and hurtful. ' is not the Church that is ignoring to suppon research on problems of Educational Studies). This is surely heredity. Frawley, again quoting out For a good discussion of the these issues, it's the people that arc Among lhe many universities and one instance when the light of truth organizational benefits of cultural Tl)e University of Delaware ignoring the Church because it foundations that have received of context, distorts this purpose, needs to dispel the darkness of lies. giv!ng it a racist meaning. Frawley diversity, we refer you to Dr. African-American Coalition doesn't te11 them what they want to . grants from lhe Pioneer Fund are Rosabclh Moss Kanter's "Men and hear. If these people think that they Stanford University, Tel Aviv clmms lhat the Fund's purpose is to Linda S. Gottfredson support research on "lhe problems Women of the Corporation" and "A Double jeopardy? know beucr th an th e Catholic University, the University of Associate Professor, Taleof'O.'" of race beuennenL" The phrase, "lhe Should lhe educational process be Church how to handle these issues Pe~nsyl~ania, Johns Hopkins Departmenl of Educational problems of race bettennent," comes The column and cartoon available to lhose students that have th en they should conven to anothe; Un~ver~1ty, the University of Studies per~etua.te fear of diversity. reli gion with which they can more CahfomJa, lhe National Hemophilia from lhe original charter, where it is committed such heinous crimes as used in the same sentence as the Affumat1ve action policies have (gasp!) liuering? Evidently not, as closely identify. Another Great Foundation, lhe Sickle Cell Disease Fund not anti-Semitic been in effect for more than a Schism might be the best answer, so Foundation and the Tay-Sachs words "lhe human race:" viewed by the Faculty Senate. When As Jewish soci:JI scientists decade at other universities and the Senate voted to make that those people who believe in an Prevention Program at lhe Eunice To conduct or aid in conducting associated with projects that have white males are not unchanging moral code would still Kennedy Shriver Center for study ... into problems of heredity m isdcmeanor convictions a received funding from the Pioneer underrepresented or "endangered." scholastic matter, it opened a wide have somewhere to turn. Research. and eugenics in lhe human race Fund, we wish to protest allegations In fact, one of the benefits of In addition, the accompanying The Pioneer Fund's original generally and such research in range of ethical questions and legal of anti-Semitism recently brought affirmative action is a reduction in problems. cartoon was not only di stasteful, but charter states two purposes. Frawley respect to animals and plants as class bias - today, a degree from against the Fund on your campus. The universi ty is a state­ was bordering on sacrilege. (and The Review) misrepresents may throw light upon heredity in the University of Delaware is often Such irrespon sible charges exploit supported institution of higher Yes, a lot has changed in the 472 both. man, and research and study into victims of the Holocaust in a regarded in the same light as a years since Martin Luther and l. Frawley claims, first, that the problems of race beUennent with education. By using a city of transparent erfort to substitute degree from Harvard. Newark conviction as the basis for a fortunately the Catholic Church has Fund's purpose is "to encourage the special reference to people in the political for scientific considerations Musick displays a lack of resisted the temptation to change reproduction of individuals United States .... hearing on the expulsion of a in the conduct of research. historical knowledge with his student, the administration is re­ with tim e and has kept its values 'de~cended predominantly from statement, "Hiring less-qualified unchanged . wh1te persons who settled in the trying a student's municipal Robert A Gordon people for a job, when a better convicLion under State of Delaware original thinecn states ... or from person is available does not justify Professor of Sociology rules of due process. Clearly, this Jim Trettel (EG 91) related stocks.' " The passage lhat what happened in the '60s." Johns Hopkins University action does violate Constitutional Frawley quotes here (in the interior Apparently Musick thinks the The Catholic Church believes quotes) comes from the Fund's rules about double jeopardy. Seymour W. ltzkoff injustices to African-Americans arc Additionally, there is reason to that abortion, birth control and charter, but is wrenched out of Professor of Education and Child confined to the 1960s. We homosexual acts arc si nful. This will context. It refers to a racial question the assumption that Study recommend that he take full punishing violations of municipal never change; that is the affect of preference in scholarship eligibility. advantage of the university's Smith College laws that occur off-campus is Canon Law. If you don't believe ("Consideration shall be especially Women's Studies and Black these thing s, then you don't have to given to children ... descended from included in the university's right to Nancy L. Segal American Studies programs. protect the "educational goals and belong to the Catholic Church. If predominantly white persons .... ") As The response of The Review's Assistant Director interests." As adult college students, you do believe Catholic teachings, everyone knows, strict racial Minnesota Center for Twin and editor in chief to protests has been then you have a right to practice that restrictions - to say nothing of this those enrolled in the university are Adoption Research "I realize many people have bee~ not covered under the principle of faith. This is freedom of religion. type of racial preference - were offended; however, one purpose of in loco parentis, and therefore, the It is surprising that the same common 50 years ago. Indeed, it UDAAC blasts cartoon an editorial cartoon is to raise administration docs not have the Review which supported the right to was only 40 years ago that the tJ bum the llag as freedom of speech It is ironic that 1c opinion page awareness about highly-sensitive right to act as a student's guardian. University of Delaware began to of Dec. I issue of The Review issues, such as minority relations. supports a group of deviants who admit black students into any of its Indeed, it is unethical for the school featuring a cartoon by Neal Bloom The cartoon and column are the interfered with a group of people's programs. What is more important, to punish those students who are and a column by James J. Musick _ opinions of the artist and writer." right to freedom of religion. though, is that not only was this convicted in Newark, since they which offended the African- There is a difference between have paid their debt to society to the If you disagree with the Church's preference removed from the Fund's American community _ arc opinion and attack. Bloom's drawing ~aching, then you may write about : present charter (adopted in 1985), satisfaction of the judicial juxtaposed against editorials titled of a pickaninny and Musick's ll, hold rallies, etc. It is . but no scholarships were given authorities. "Living in fear ... and ignorance.'' bastardation of King's "I Have a unconstitutional for you to disrupt : under iL The scholarship provision, Indeed, the cartoon and column Dream" speech are a viscous form someone's religious ceremony. even under the original charter, was perpetuate both. of emotional terrorism designed to E. Ross Allen Ill (AS 93) never anything but a dead leuer. 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suspension rather than being clerk. They helped hold and expelled from the university. Police investigation subdue Lane and Callahan, Coffiey Anxiety leads Brooks said he believes dishonest said. habits are developed before students continued from page 1 the store where Lane pushed Maloney said that when come to the university. Weldin, Coffiey said. Callahan Callahan returned to the store to to dishonesty interfered with Lane's arrest and collect his belongings, he had "People who tend to cheat in recognized Lane, who said, "Hi college probably have had a pattern John ," when Lane entered the punched Simpson, he said. trouble speaking and his jaw was of academic dishonesty in high store. As Callahan attempted to escape swollen. during finals However, Coffiey said Callahan school." Coffiey said because Officer in a car, Simpson tried to get in, Brooks said he thinks an honor James Weldin recognized Lane as Coffiey said. Callahan then began was not allowed to reenter the Richard S. Sharf, senior code would not be an appropriate having an outstanding warrant, he t.O drive away with Simpson half-in store. ~ Janet Dwoskln psychologist of the Center for solution to cheating. asked him for identification. and half-out of the car, police said. All police officers are required Copy Editor Counseling and Student "I think the problem is Lane and Callahan then fled . Meanwhile, two assisting to submit repons to a monthly Development, said there are a developing the tradition, and the The officers followed them outside officers were called by another review panel when force is used. : As finals week begins, university variety of reasons why students time it would take to do that, I am students find themselves bogged cheat, ranging from not realizing not sure an honor code would work down with tons of studying and what they were doing to wanting in Delaware," he said. hopes of good grades as a result of better grades for entrance to "(With] the current feeling that lheir efforts. graduate school. most students have here about : But often, thoughts have turned SPECIAL STUDENT RATES "The biggest problem is a lot of telling on their friends, [an honor ~way from books to cheat-sheets in students aren't aware of what the code] is not an accepted part of our ;;carch of an easy way out. penalties are," Sharf explained. culture," he added. : In the 1988-89 school year, 56 "Some people are just naive and Thomas R. Scott Jr., chainnan of s tudents at the university were think, 'well you know, I'll just fail the psychology department, said he 'referred judicially for academic the test,' but that's not just the way it thinks the most damaging aspect of dishonesty and 40 were found guilty. works," he added. cheating is the harm it docs to others Although this number seems low According to The Student Guide in a class, especially when there is a for a school of Delaware's size, to Policies, a student who is found curve in efTcct. Dean of Students Timothy F. Brooks guilty of academic dishonesty will Scott said he has adopted an said th e figure does not fairly receive an F for the course and an X altcrnati ve way of grading to represent the number of students will be piaced on the students' eliminate this disadvantage to who have cheated at the university. transcript along with the notation, honest students. Brooks pointed to a 1982-83 "X equals failure due to academic Besides a 10-minute explanation survey conducted at the university dishonesty." about the consequences of academic that reported 78 percent of the Brooks said disciplinary action dishonesty at the beginning of his students polled at the time admitted ranges from a warning or probation course and using multiple forms they had cheated. The types of to deferred suspension or expulsion. during exams, Scott said he takes academic dishonesty defined in the The seriousness of action taken academic dishonesty out of the survey ranged from plagiarism to depends on the situation. curve by grading on two scales. copying from another person's exam If a student paid someone else to He said the first tactic is an to padding a bibliography. take an exam for them, the student absolute scale where if one answers Brooks said the kitlds of would get an F in the course and a certain number of questions academic dishonesty he deals with would be expelled from the most frequently are plagiarism and correct during the semester, the university, he said. student will get a certain grade cheating on tests. He said if there are two students regardless of other student grades. He said one of the major reasons PHYSIQUES 101 THRU 510 who are collaborating on a lab The second scale is a relative scale students are academically dishonest assignment worth 1/100 of the is they are poorly prepared and for when a student sits in the top course, the students would fail the percentage of the class the student is at NEWARK FITNESS CENTER become desperate. course but would be put on deferred guaranteed to receive an A. 366-7584 315 Newark Shopping Center Black students protest Review continued from page 1 Mawice Gray (AS 90), co-editor "DUSC's feeling is that students of Pamoja and former Review have just as much or a right to Spiker said the paper has provided reporter, said after the rally, "What protest as The Review does to IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS ample coverage of minority issues we are trying to accomplish is to see publish stories," Thomas said. and defended the cartoon's if we can effect some kind of change "I think this whole issue has FOR ENTERING STUDENTS publication. in the accuracy and content of the raised awareness," he said. "Whether "The cartoon was aimed at one articles in The Review. the effects will be nega tive or MEASLES, GERMAN MEASLES, AND MUMPS ARE HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS positive, I'm not sure." twget and hit another," Spiker said. He said another issue of Pamoja DISEASES. IN ORDER TO PREVENT OUTBREAKS OF THESE DISEASES, THE "The intention of the cartoon was to would be published the ftrst week of After an hour, about half the exaggerate a flaw in the system. Winter Session, and the paper would protesters left the rally. Joe Smalley UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE REQUIRES THAT ALL ENTERING STUDENTS BE "We plan to meet [with black try to publish monthly editions. (AS 90), spoke briefly and organized PROPERLY IMMUNIZED. student leaders] over Winter Session Affirmative Action Officer Jack protesters in a circle, where they A LETTER HAS RECENTLY BEEN SENT TO ALL ENTERING STUDENTS • to .discuss both sides of the issue," he Miles, who attended the rally, said held hands and prayed. , sa1d. the rally was an effective method for "I hope we can look around and WHO ARE NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS. I The crowd marched and chanted students to voice their feelings. see this is the kind of thing that pulls IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE GRADUATE OR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS : on the Student Center patio. "This group, it found the article us together," Smalley said. "This IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU FOLLOW UP BY PROVIDING PROOF OF IMMUN­ : Speaker John Savage (AS 92) and cartoon offensive and expressed should happen more often." IZATIONS, OR BY OBTAINING REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS. : told protesters: "The issue is not just their concern," Miles said. "I would like to see this type of · ! blacks. There are other minorities on Trent said racial sterotypes, jokes vigor for other campus issues in FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO STILL NEED IMMUNIZATIONS, TO INCLUDE · campus." and canoons should be done away hopes of rallying a rather apathetic MEASLES, MUMPS, RUBELLA, AND TETANUS/ DIPHTHERIA VACCINATIONS, 1 He said students offended by The with in our society. student body," Spiker said. YOU MAY OBTAIN THESE AT THE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE IMMUNIZA­ LReview should not to support it. "It's time for us to get to a point Spiker said he was supportive of TION CLINIC LOCATED IN LAUREL HALL, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:00 ' They should back the BSU­ wt.ere there would no longer be the protester's efTorts. A.M. TO 11:30 A.M., AND 1:00 P.M . 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I still give myself a gift chair inside a house of pine needles every Christmas." and red decorations, awaiting the For presents, the most popular arrival of timid, excited and happy request this year from boys and girls Fear not holiday pounds children who want to sit on his lap, is Nintendo, but trains and Barbie give him Ouistmas lists and tell him Dolls still enjoy immense popularity. with seasonal diet plan their Christmas wishes. Other requests include a baby Santa. The name conjures images sister from a girl whose mother is By Lorna Sapp Deciding what to eat before the of long, silvery white hair and a not pregnant, while another wants Staff Reporter holiday season means greater matching beard, twinkling eyes, a someone to do her homework. control when facing high-calorie Although eating, drinking and round belly, a red suit trimmed in "I never tell them I'm going to decisions, Beall said. being merry are top priorities this white fur and black boots. A jolly bring them what they ask for, but if Little added that food time of year, these common old fellow who "ho-ho-ho's" and they say they've been good I'll say proportions should be kept small, holiday indulgences inevitably holds the key to children's dreams. I'll do my best," Santa says. since nothing is extremely lead to extra pounds. And while Santa Claus visits The One common question he often fattening when eaten in More than any other time of the Christiana Mall, he lives up to hears is 'Where are the reindeer?' He : moderation. Problems arise when year, the winter holidays bring on everybody's expectations - unless tells children they are in the stable : food is eaten quickly and in large excessive social pressure to cat they've been naughty instead of nice. resting for Christmas. quantities. more than normal, said Joan Beall, He sits talking to children and During the recent snowfall, Santa 1 Another way to keep the area manager of Weight Watchers giving out presents, his blue eyes says he gave them a different t calories down is to focus on the of Delmarva Inc. twinkling as he pulls thoughtfully on answer. "I asked them if they saw • taste of food rather than the "Along with the added stress the his white beard. Rudolph playing in the snow and if · amount you eat, she said. hoi idays often bring, there arc After returning from checking the they did would they ask him to come : If other foods are properly customs and traditions that involve snow's progress outside the mall, he in. Then I told their parents to point . proportioned, there is still room food, and people are expected to remarks, "If today is any indication, and say, There he goes!' when they for some high-calorie foods during cat and cat," Beall said. "So it is we won't have a white Christmas. Leslie D. Barbaro went out to their cars. You should've the holidays, Beall said. no suprise people have problems The snow is already turning to min Happy St. Nicholas, who is appearing at the Christiana Mall, seen their faces when they thought Another option when you're with their weight over the and a little girl asked me for a white can tell right away If you've been naughty or nice. they might see Rudolph." tempted by enticing holiday food holidays." is to exericise - it not only burns Christmas. and I said, 'Oh yes I am' with such whi le they're terrified. Not all of Santa's visitors are little And to make things worse, most calories, but also alleviates holiday "The f~rst time I put on a suit, I certainty that he didn't doubt me "I have a policy. I will not hold a children. Even adults stop by. of the food on the holiday plate is stress. stepped out into a room and there again." screaming child while the parents try "They tell me they want a Ferrari very high in fat - which means "When you exercise, your heart was a semicircle of kids crowded For the most part, children Lake to get him to s mile," he says or a house and I say, 'You weren't l twice the amount of calories as rate increases and blood flows to around and one kid behind the other him very seriously, although many "Christmas is for children, not for that good!'" carbohydrates and protein, said the muscles instead of the children, one boy, took one look at arc afraid of him. parents' pictures." From Nov. 13 until Dec. 24 Santa 1 Louise Little, associate professor digestive system, so essentially me and ran around the other kids "The age group of one to three And what Santa loves most is llllks to countless children as U1ey sit t of nutrition and dietetics. you temporarily lose your and grabbed my legs and wouldn't years old arc scared to death of me," making children happy. on his lap. He asks if they've e "Fat and alcohol are both rich appetite," explained Susan Pao­ let go. I've been hooked ever since, he says. "It's a major experience. "They see me walking through behaved for the past year and what,t sources of calories and there is a Constable, owner and manager of and you couldn't get me out of that They have the desire, but once they the mall from a distance and they they want under the tree. large intake of both dudng the Newark Fitness Center. suit around Christmas-time," he get to the front of the line they wave," he says. "Some run at me, But does he ever wish he could d holidays," Little said. By eating right and exercising, says. freeze. I try to get their attention some approach me timidl y. The leave the job behind and head back k But before you say no to weight gain does not have to be a Santa says without a doubt away from what's happening so I courage of these kids amazes me to the North Pole with Rudolph and : cookies this holiday season, part of the holidays. children believe he is the real Santa can get them on my lap." because they're so scared , but they Mrs. Claus? consider a few other ways of And with a little common sense Claus. Santa's only pet peeve is parents' want to sit on my lap. One boy was "For the happiness I see in their preventing unwanted pounds. this holiday season, you really can "I had a boy look me right in the forcing their children to get on his shaking the whole time." faces every day you couldn't get me : First, plan your eating habits have your cake and eat it too. · eye and say 'You're not Santa Claus', to give it up." lap and have th eir pictures taken But who could be fri ghtened of befor.e .the holidays begin .. Homeless find Christmas cheer By Andrew Bowser dominoes. It's like a little trophy to Emmaus House in Newa rk , a 4-H Club. Staff Reporter me," he says. shelter for homeless families and "By and large, we receive a Sheets and his wife us ually battered women. great outpouring of gifts from For Robert Sheets, playing receive about S6,500 per year from At the Emmaus Ho use, members of the community," she Santa Claus to New Castle businesses and individuals in the Christmas day in cludes opening says. County's homeless families has New Castle County a rea. These presents and a large family dinner, People from the s urrounding been very worthwhile. donations are received under the according to program manager community bring cookies, food He and his wife Janice have auspices of Vietnam Veterans of Penny Hanes. baskets and presents, which are spent part of the past six holiday America, a tax-free, non-profit "It's a bitterswee t time," s he given to families who have most seasons bringing good will to organization of whi ch Sheets is a says. "Most of the families here at recently left the shelter, Ha nes families who may not have had member. [Christmas] time have not made says. During this time of year, money or homes of their own. During the wee k before arrangements to live in th eir own many people donate to an account "I enjoy it," he says. "It makes Christmas, he dons his Santa Claus places. There's a sense of not really fund set up to assist families in me happy to see kids who wouldn't outfit and makes his rounds along being secure." .paying security deposits on have anything if it wasn't for us." with his wife, bringing one or two Presently, nine adults and nine prospective homes. One of his most memorable gifts for every child. children reside at the Emmaus "That eases one of the great experiences took place last year at "We started out g iving them House, Hanes says. The maximum tensions of how to get the extra a homeless shelter in Wilmington, candy canes, and now it ends up stay is 30 days. money that is needed besides rent," the Mary Mother of Hope House. like this. I don't sec any way we She says in the past , local · she says. Each child in the shelter was could ever quit doing it ," he says. churches and organizations have "Since the whole of Emmaus given a small Christmas tree under They also give turkeys, adopted families for the Christmas House is organized like a large which Sheets placed presents for children's presents and grocery season. family, we tend to have a pleasant the children to open on Christmas store gift certificates for SSO to Other groups have helped them time. It's very family-oriented." day. Before he left, one little five­ needy families in the area. prepare in other ways, as the local Hanes says the goal of the year-old girl gave him back one of This year, in addition to visiting 4-H chapter has for the past two Emmaus House is "to make this a her presents. the Mary Mother of Hope House, seasons. lovely Christmas, for the children "She insisted that I take it," he Sheets and his wife will visit the The Emmaus House tree was especially." says. "She gave up something Salvation Army and the YMCA in donated by friends, she says, while And with people like Hanes and leslie D. Barbaro when she had nothing. Wilmington , St. Francis and the decorations were made and the Sheets, a lovely Christmas is These children, who are staying at the Emmaus House, join In "It turned out to be tiny Christiana hospitals and the hung last Saturday by the Newark often a reality. the holiday spirit and decorate their Christmas tree. Holiday spirit doesn't have to end after the celebration 'Tis the season to be jolly. every day like Chri stmas?" Yet today it is treated a an that all people would be on equal and A season to celebrate Hanukkah, Winter Sorry, I never ai m to please. To top Lhis un attainable utopia. But if we get off our good terms. Mutual respect. Solstice, Kwanzaa or Christmas. off, I think it would be unrealis ti c to collecLiv c asses, we can work towards thi Working toward these goals is si mple. A time to gather with friends and expect everyone to treat others as well as utopia or, in better words, towards peace Ri g ht now we how what could be. relatives and simply enjoy several days they do now all year long. and harmony. Howeve r, by the doldrums of mid­ off. Holidays arc hi ghl ights, something to You might not agree with your February, a ll of this goodwi ll will be A time to reflect on t.he past year and li ghten the year. But they can also be a neighbor about holidays or about specific forgotten with curses at the bus stop when enjoy the slackening pace of the world at touchstone to ren cct back and say, "Why gods, but wouldn't life be much easier if someone spla hes you after driving large. can't it be ... " you could smile at your neighbors' fri ends through a puddle. A time to try to enjoy the best, and Why say, "Why can't we be?" Instead, or a random s tranger on the street and A little thought and respect can rectify reflect on what the next year may offer. William C. Hitchcock we should jusLb e. have them smile back? all. It's a lot to ask for, but it is not Awfully optimistic words from a cynic, We donate food to the homeless and the No ill will. No hatred. Just happiness. impossible. general griper and full-time assigned needy' over Christmas. Why not work for Goodwill and respect for others' Peace and goodwill to all persons grouch. every street across America. Lh eir general good all year long, or for ceremonies could result in having that throughout the whole year. Yet this season does bring out the best What you may expect now is a general Lhat matter, any oLher injustice? feeling reciprocated. in everyone. General goodwill overflows dissertation along the lines of the time­ Most religions speak of a time of peace You would also know that you are not William C. Hitchcock is the from one human being to another on honored phrase, "Why can't we make and happiness as an attainable utopia. oppressed and that others are not either, entertainment editor for The Review. entertainment wunm•n•'P""' we DeVito's 'War of the Roses' proves divorce can be funny

Leanne Riordan Coyote repeatedly gets crushed by some sympathy for repeated Staff Reporter the Road Runner. attempts at repairing the marriage. As kids, we could watch these Director Danny DeVito, who Michael Douglas ducks, and just cat-and-mouse antics for hours. also directed the 1987 comedy misses getting clocked in the head However, "Roses" loses its novelty "Throw Momma From the Train." by a speeding dinner plate. about three-fourths of the way narrates the twisted tale in Later, his co-star Kathleen through the movie. probably the straightest role he has Turner takes a tumble down a The Roses' marriage begins like ever played. circular staircase and, amazingly, a fairy tale, complete with two DeVito uses the tragedy of the The Roses' German maid, lands in a conscious state. children, but turns into a Roses to explain why divorce played by Marianne Sagebrecht No, this is not another sequel to nightmarish battle of the sexes. shouid not be chosen as an easy also provides the movie with the "Romancing the Stone" Turner plays a bitter housewife way out of marital problems. unusual flavor, while she tries to adventure series. "The War of the who releases 17 years of repressed "There is no winning in a get the couple reunited. Roses" shares little with anger towards her inconsiderate divorce, only degrees of losing," he Special effects photography, "Romancing" except for the husband. She realizes the only says. including unconventional camera leading cast members and an thing she has accomplished in life Humor, before it gets redundant, angles similar t~ the "Late Night unbelievable amount of stunts. is decorating a house. is found in the absurdity of the Thrill-cam," is invaluable to the "The War of the Roses" is a She quickly becomes enraged situation rather than punchlines or horror show atmosphere. black comedy about the thorny and demands a divorce, asking obvious pranks. If you do see "The War of the marriage and divorce of Barbara Douglas to leave the house so she The most entertammg Roses," you should go with an and Oliver Rose, played by Turner can have some freedom. characters, although they appear open mind. This is truly an off-the­ and Douglas respectively. Douglas plays an inattentive only briefly, are the Roses' wall film. As the bizarre couple fight over lawyer absorbed in legal briefs and overweight, unruly children played And be prepared for a surprise Kathleen Turner,~.. Danny DeVIto and Michael Douglas star In the ownership of their house, the his own accomplishments. His by Trenton Teigen and Bethany at the end. 'The War of the HOSes' a black comedy/ action a(jventure film becomes reminiscent of Road well-developed character deserves McKinney. Runner cartoons, in which, Wile E. Films and Books: A great ------combination on videotapes em,,

By Richard Jones "ultra-violence" is a form of recreation. Dr. Haing S. Ngor won an Academy Award Staff Reporter The film offers a stirring social commentary for his portrayal of Dith Pran, a translator for an mi~ted with beautiful direction and powerful American New York Times reporter in Southeast It's that time of year again folks. imagery all scored to a soundtrack with sources Asia. Yep, fmals time. In our efforts to keep you as diverse as "Singing In The Rain" and Pran is captured by the Khmer Rouge, when informed as well as entertained (or vice versa) Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony." they come to power in Cambodia, and at the here are a few films, available on But fair warning, much of the "ultra-violence" same time helps his American friend to escape. videocassette, that are based on books or short in the picture is not for the faint of heart. The film, also starring Sam Waterston as the stories. Franco Zefferelli's Romeo and Juliet (1968), reporter, focuses on the indomitable human This list has been compiled to complement, on the other hand, offers Shakespeare's classic spirit. Such spirit is seen in Pran's ability to but not take the place of, the reading experience. tale of the heart. endure seemingly insurmountable hardships and So, if it's the night before that big final on In it, Zefferelli combines brilliant the American's efforts to free Pran from some voluminous book and some bit of allegory, cinematography and excellent acting with his captivity when many believed thill the foreshadowing, or personification escapes you, direction to produce a wonderful new Cambodian was dead. or if you can't quite follow the denouement of interpretation of the Bard's great romance. The aforementioned films are just a few of the story, here's a collection of great cinematic It has been called the best on-screen version the marvelous pictures which have their roots in translations of great stories. of this literary classic which has been remade literature. One such translation is A Clockwork many times. These or any similar films would be Orange (1971). Directed by the meticulous The love between the children of the extremely entertaining when you want to get a Stanley Kubrick, the fLim is based on the novel Montagues and the Capulets and the feud visual perspective on literature or if you're of the same name by Anthony Burgess. between their elders is captured at its finest in looking for a slightly different type of film. The action of the story is centered in a future this picture. It may not be as strict to the original Many would argue that even the best motion where chaos, corruption and mind-control have as a PBS special, but the life brought to picture adaptation lacks some important aspect free reign. Zefferelli's version will stick in your brain much of the book. Such assertions are very often true. The film follows the adventures and better. So, the next time you're checking out your misadventures of Alex, played by Malcolm Also worth checking out is The Killing video store's movie library, don't forget about McDowell, and his "droogs" (a futuristic slang Fields (1984), based on the true story "The your loc~ public library. term for friends) as they carouse and cavort in a Death and Life of Dith Pran." society which has' gone bad. What Alell calls Movies of the 1980s: hype or tripe?

So, what are some of the best attempt to present them. What he The theater is empty, the movies of the last ten years? Well, I presents is the problem, and the popcorn is stale and thoughts of haven't seen them all but here's a conversations this film can spark Santa Claus are running through nice sample. Remember, these are should be interesting, to say the my head. movies that do more than just least. Another excellent film in a More importantly, I realize that entertain. similar vein is " Sammy and Rosie because this is the end of a decade I loved "Raiders of the Lost Get Laid." it is also a nice time to reflect on Ark." It wasn't original -just very Back to the domestic front, if how the world has improved and well executed. The following films one had to pick the comedy of the gotten worse over the past ten are ones that make you think, decade it would have to be years. And in the area of cinema, Ken Kerschbaumer which is what a great book or film "Airplane." the news wasn't all that good. will make you do - view life Everyone's seen it, and if you One would think that with the differently, if only for a few days or wonder whether you have a good average cost to produce a movie weeks. sense of humor see this film. If you hovering around $30 trillion each, So while the public was First up is "Do the Right Thing," don't like it then you should figure that movies would be incret1ible. hoodwinked into what they thought Spike Lee's controversial film of out what your parents did wrong Going to the movies would be an were the best movies, some very life in the Bedford-Stuvesant when they raised you. out of body experience, and for all fine films slipped through the section of Brooklyn. It was released A great film that garnered little intents and purposes, at $6 a pop cracks, forgotten by most cinema goers. True, some people saw them, last summer and addresses the issue public attention was the quick - they should be. of race relations with power, humor paced comic thriller "Something But no, movies today are as but these are films everyone should and a realistic eye. Wild." The film starred Melanie banal and, unfortunately, less see. Films that are more than Lee realizes there are no easy Griffith and Matthew Modine and original than they were ten years television movies on a big screen. Light Bright Movie times ago. solutions and he doesn't even moved wonderfully from an Just look at the movies which outrageous comedy to an unsettling Interested in seeing Christmas Chestnut Hill Cinema -Family get shoved down the public's throat. tale of psychopathic horror. lights other than your own? Here Of course there were plenty of Business (A) 4:45, 7:30, 1o :15 , "Ghostbusters II" and "Back to the are a few houses in the Newark other fine films that also shouldn't 1(Sat.). Steel Magnolias (PG-13) Future II" (the real title should read area worth a look: be missed. "Crimes and 4:15, 7, 9:45, 1:30 (Sat.) "Ahead to the Future but then Back 108 Garrett Road, Todd Estates Misdemeanors" is still in the to the Past and up to the Present 53 Courtney Street Christiana Mall - Back to the theaters, and "Empire of the Sun," again after going Back to the 115 Kingswood Road Future II (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5:15, "The Last Temptation of Christ" Present." I mean past. No, I mean 86 Chaucer Drive 7:45, 10:15. Harlem Nights (A) present. Or... screw it. You get the and the graphic and ugly ·"Full 1:15, 3:45, 7, 9:30. War of the Metal Jacket" are all available on Roses (R) 1 :30, 4, 7:15, 1 o. point). Blaze (R) 1, 3:30,7 , 9:45. Then along comes this "Batman" video. Most of these films are thing. Incredible - people bought Cinema Center Newark - tickets two weeks in advance just unsettling in their own special ways. However, unsettling is National Lampoon's Christmas so they could say they saw it first Vacation (PG-13) 5, 7:30, 10, Never mind that it hadn't been cinema at its best 1:30 (Sat.). Look Who's Talking reviewed yet - they saw the poster And it seems that the unsettling (PG-1 3) 7, 9:30 . Prancer (G) and merchandise all over the places days of Hollywood are quickly 1(Sat.), 4:30. She-Devil (PG-13) so it must have been good, right? passing by the wayside. 1: 15 (Sat.), 5:1~. 7:45, 10:15, Bring on "Dick Tracy." WRONG. SPO December 15 1989 • THE REVIEW • 11 Delaware drops ECC for NAC

the University of Hartford, and the anno unced felt we had to protect Implements drug-testing program EAST COAST CONFERENCE r 1989-1990 Uni er ity of Vermont. the interests of the institution." By Josh Putterman expe nses res ulting from the Bucknel Lalayene Drexel Un iversity announced "1 expect that Delaware will fi eld and Mitchell Powltz 0ei1WII8 lalllgh distance between schools. These Dre•el Aider earlier this year that they will also very formidable teams in all of our Staff Reporters costs in joining the league have Holslra Towson SL be leaving th e ECC to join the championships," said Stu Haskell, been estimated to be between NAC in September 1991. ommissioncr of the NAC, in a The board of trus tees, in EAST COAST CONFERENCE $250,000 and $300,000. 199G-1991 As for the drug testing, John on press release. "Their presence will conjunction with the athletic "[ think frequently when an C.ntral Connecticut St. Marls! said the program was implemented be a major factor in securing department, announc..:d yesterday OeloWIN UMBC institution makes a commitment Ore•el Ald., for the benefit of students. automatic-qualifier status in several that the university has accepted an Hotalra Towson SL Vampire like this, it's easier to come up with "We feel that we can provide our of the NCAA Division I sports." offer to enter the North Atlantic those funds," Johnson said. NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE kids with the opponunity to reduce The NAC was formed in 1979 as Conference (NAC) in the 1991 -92 The Hens, who helped form the 1991·1992 the tempta tion of using drugs a basketball-only league and added makes academic year, leaving the East Booton U. Maine ECC in the 1974-75 academic year, OeloWIN NewHa~hlre because of the potential of being conference championships in 14 Coast Conference (ECC). will join some of the other Dr•••l Nonheaatem tested ," Johnson said. spons for the 1988-89 season. Both groups also announced Hartford Vermont four new .· members of their football league, The university started toying With only an automatic qualifier yesterday the implementation of the Yankee Conference, in the with he idea of leaving the ECC to the NCAA Tournament in men's mandatory random drug testing for NAC. of Maine and the University of two summers ago when Bucknell basketba ll, the conference has friends all participants in the university's "The move to the NAC, r think, New Hampshire. University, Lafayette College and already applied for automatic Pardon me if this, my final intercollegiate athletic program. is an opponunity for the University "It seems appropriate that we Lehigh University decided to leave qualifiers in men's soccer, field column for The Review, gets a little Athletic 'Director Edgar Johnson of Delaware to associate itself with compete in intercollegiate athletics the league, Johnson said. They will hockey and women's basketball. sarcastic. I probably won't be able said the NAC was the only 1 institutions that we already have a with institutions of similar be joining the Colonial League In addition, the NAC plans to to write this goofy stuff once I entc:r conference to extend an invitation relationship within the Yankee academic and athletic next year. apply for automatic-qualifier status the "real world." , to the Hens. Conference," Johnson said. philosophies," University President "Losing Le high , Lafaye tte, for baseball. Currently, the I hate this place. (Just kidding, Many questions have been raised Those schools that are already in E. A. Trabant said in a press release. Bucknell [was] maybe signaling c onference is one of five that it's part of that sarcasm I warned· about the increased costs of joining both the Yankee and the NAC are The other members of the NAC drasti c changes in the the ECC," comprise the East Coast Athletic you about). It's not that I hate it, but' the NAC because of travel Boston University, the University include Northeastern University, Johnson said. "When th at was Conference (ECAC). The Review is the reason I am now' a vampire. It is 5:53 a.m. and I have to' hwry and finish writing this before Rams create game, lose it the sun comes up. I asked for a' Radio Shack desktop portabl~ By David Blenckstone early in the game. Murray, averaging 18 points a game in the computer for Christmas so I c~ Assistant Sports Editor "That was a product of having first four outings, was held scoreless (for the write in my coffin during the day. substituted." first time in a Delaware uniform) on 0-for-6 Yes, I still celebrate Christmas Coming off Saturday's 70-54 loss to Delaware built a 48-26 lead with eight shooting from the floor and committed four although I'm the living dead. Who, Rutgers University, th e De laware men's minutes and 43 seconds left in the game and turnovers. would pass up all those presents? • basketball team was looking to rebound with Steinwedel went to the bench, using 10 "Mark Murray is not going to play th at Back to becoming a vampire. a strong showing Monday at the Delaware players in the game. bad again," Steinwedel said. "He's had three Working at The Review requires · Field House. Sophomore Denard Montgomery was one really good games up until the Rutgers' one to change hiS/her internal ti~e~ Well, the Hens (3 -2 overall, 0-0 in the bright spot in a dreary game for the Hens. game. So you know he'll be back up there." clock. Deadlines are on Sunday and:! East Coast Conference) got a victory over He set two career highs by scoring 20 points The Hens have two weeks off before they Wednesday. We are usually at the West Chester by the final score of 63-52, but and grabbing 10 rebounds. play in the Connecticut Mutual Tru st paper until the wee hours of the it certainly was not a convincing win over But Montgomery's performance was no Tournament on Dec. 29 and Dec. 30. morning, but we get used to it. the Division II opponent. substitute for the team's play. The tournament features Big East member I became a night person pretty i In the first half, the Golden Rams (3-5) "We did not play near as well as we can Connecticut, St. Joseph 's (Pa.) and quickly and began to shun the sun·,ll were playing their own game-within-a-game. play," said the 6-foot-9 center. "Sometimes Mississippi State, the alm a mater of and classes. This was the part of, It was called, "Let's see how long we can go people lack intensity. Steinwedel. working at The Review that helpedt without scoring a point." "We almost beat ourselves again," he said, my social life considerably. Four For two five-minute periods in the first referring to the Rutgers' loss. "Our team is new people became much closer to• half, West Chester went scoreless, missing the biggest enemy." Delaware 63, West Chester 52 me than any had been in the past. W..ta-(52) seven shots in a row at one point, while The Hens' biggest enemy on the West Jenkins 1·2 ().0 2. Traywek 2-4 3-6 7, Mandrgoc 5-7 o-o tO, These special folks were my;: Nell 4-18 4-4 13, James 1-5 o-o 2. Tronie 3·5 1-2 7, Falcone 0-0 Delaware ran off 11 and seven straight Chester team was sophomore Todd Neff. ().O 0. Miller ().3 1·2 1. Collins ().0 o-o D. Green 4· 12 0- 1 1C. professors. · , points, respectively. The 6-foot-2 guard came into the game Piotrowski ().2 ().() 0. Totals 20-58 9-15 52. After missing a few classes inv DefiWII'8 (63) The result was a 29-14 Hens' lead at the averaging 18.7 points a contest, but was held Murray 0.8 o-o 0, Col'"'4-9 0.1 8, Montgomery 7-12 6-9 20, each course, I felt I'd better have a.. Jollnson 1·3 ().0 2. Haughton S-10 2·2 14, Haddock 1·5 2-2 5, intermission and marked the second time in scoreless until the start of the second half, Blackhu~t 1· 1 0.1 2, Wrigh1 2-4 1·2 5. Dunkley 2·3 1-4 5. Long little talk with each of my profs. Do.1 three games that the Golden Rams scored 14 when he hit a pair of free throws. 0.2 2·2 2. Totals 23-55 14·23 63. you know how hard it is to explain Halftime-Delware 29, West Ch ester 14. Th re e point or fewer points in the first half. Neff finished the night with 13 points, but goals-West Chesler 3-13 (NoH 1-9, Miller 0. 1, Green 2-3) , your absences are due to ' Delaware 3·8 (Haughton 2-3. Haddock 1 5) . Fouled · "I thought it was a pretty good defensive was only one for nine from three-point out-Jenkins, Coles. Aebounds-Wesl ChMiet 37 (Green 9). vampirism? I felt like Calvin and2 range. De'-•• 42 (Montgomery 10). AssisiS-West Che&ter 10 (NeH Hobbes. Well, actually just Calvin. ··; effort," said Hens' Head Coach Ste ve 3), Delaware tO (Haddock 5) , Tolallouls-Wesl Chesler 21. Leslie D. Steinwedel. "Late in the game, we started to The Hens' leading scorer, forward Mark Oe'-aro15. Delaware forward Alexander Coles While I was gaining new friends A-743. give up some easy baskets which we hadn't Murray, never did find the groove. soars for a dunk against West Chester. and influencing people, The .., Review became my second home .•~ The staff was an extended family and I looked forward to going tol• Women pass Princeton exam, 63-41 the office every day. But day turnS · to night and because I was up all ' ~ By Josh Putterman said of McCarthy's hOL hand. "That night, I figured r was a vampire . ~ Sports Editor Delaware 63, Princeton 41 helped out so much, because [the Princeton (4 t I The doctor told me it was just Tigers' defense] were sagging in the Bun 0-0 0.0 O.Dowiddluk 2·5 0·2 4, Aeln 7· insomnia But I knew better. In the midst of finals week, the 13 1· 2 15, Spraragen 2- 5 1-2 5, Blnlor 5-18 0-0 beginning. 14. Garlson 0·3 0·0 0, Brackenridge 0-0 1·2 1, While my grades were dropping, Delaware women's basketball team Malcarn ey 1·2 0·2 2. Sana 0.5 o-o o. Gahagan o­ "Then she started firing it up, o 0·0 0. Totals 17·51 3·10 41. my by-lines grew in number and r found some time to shut down Molly [Larkin, a freshman forward] Oelaware (63) started to Jove being a sportswrilcr. Princeton 63-41 Wednesday EalleS 5-103-4 13, StoHel 2-11 3-4 7, Wisler started firing it up a nd that just 3·7 3-4 9. RHey 1·3 ().0 2. McCarthy S.B 4-7 17. As my co-editor Josh Putterman evening at the Delaware Field Joy 0. 1 O·O O.Lenan 1-1 o-o 2. Cyborskl 1· t o-o helped open up things so much 2, Bieber o- t 0.0 0, Albrlnaln o-o 0.1 0, lillinakl always said, "To be a good, House. more." 0·2 2-2 2, larltln 3-8 3--4 9. Totalo 21 · 53 18-28 63. sportswriter, it takes guts." Well, I : Having entered the game one While McCarthy was breaking Halltlrne-Oer-are 31, P~natton 20. Thr­ figured Josh and I are very good 1 game under .500, the Hens (4-4 point goals- Princeton 4· 13 (Binler 4· 13). her old career high of 13, Ea es Delaware 3-7 (McCarthy 3·8. llplnakl 0· 1) . sportswriters simply because our overall, 0-0 in the East Coast Fouled out- Rein . Siltier. Technical didn't score a point in the first half. bellies hang so far over our belts. ' Conference) found relief from both loui- Prl nceton Caoch Kowalik. The second half was different, Rebounds-Princaton 33 (Rein 7). Der-are 47 We had the biggest guts on staff. . the pressure of a tough weekend in (Eaves. Stolle! 9). Aulsts- Prlnceton 13 however, as Eav'es pumped in 13 (Spraragen 6), Delaware 13 (Bieber, Lipinski 3). (Now, it's all you Joshy.) North Carolina and the end of the points and grabbed nine rebounds in Total louis-Princeton 23, Delaware 14. My roommates were very A-122. 1 fall semester. the final 20 minutes. understanding about my becoming Junior guard Bridget McCarthy, The win snapped Delaware' a vampire. This was probably 1 who had two final exams before the three-game losing siTeak, and Perry Lhc forwards and the center for most because they are three of the game, relieved her stress with a was very happy to see a total team of its points. executives at the paper. No, that's . career- and game·high 17 points, 16 effon for the entire game. "She's been staying after practice not how I got the job. of them coming in the ftrst half. "We needed a whole game where a nd working on her free-throw Without offending anyone due to! "It's hard to get up for a game we kept our minds into the whole shooting and outside shooting, and exemption, I would like to mention ~ when you're doing finals," the 5- game," Perry said. "We've had great it's paying off," Perry said. a few people who were influential , foot-5 McCarthy said. "But it kept halves, great 30 minutes and a great It looks like McCarthy and the in my stay at The Review. Jeff , me focused on something." 38 minutes again s t Mount St. Hens have passed the first semester James was editor in chief my first , That something was Tigers' Mary's." of the 1989-90 season. Maybe not semester. Craig Horleman, who was leading scorer Sandi Bittler as she The He ns lo t to Moun t St. wi th traight A's, but the Hens will the sports editor when r was picked was McCarthy's assignment for the Mary's after blowing a 12-point have a 20-day layoff be fore for staff, taught me everything I , game. lead. returning for th e start of the scccind know about freaking out. I also ., "[Head Coach Joyce Perry] told And with a complete, 40-minllte ·emester when they play Jan. 4 want to mention Ken me on Monday I was playing her, effort came a bonus- 17 point by against Maryland-Baltimore County Kerschbaumer and Keith Flamer . and r wished she had not done that," McCarthy for a team that relics on in the Field House. who were influences from my McCarthy said of guarding Bittler. humble beginnings in E307. "Actually, it helped me. That's all I I want to thank Ted Spiker and " thought about." :.ATTENTION Mark Nardone for signing my ; Bittler scored 14 points, but for Thurs.-Fri. 12/28·29 - paychecks then taking them right ; the game she made only five of 18 The men's basketball back for rent payments. And -! shots from the field, including a 4- Wrestling at Wilkes game against St. Tournament, times to be finally, Josh and David r •.. for-13 effon from three-point land, B Jenckstone. It was a great ' before fouling out with one minute announced. : · . .. ·Mary's (Md.), SCffi~lj~• . and 17 seconds left in the game. Fri.·Sat. 12/29·30 - Men's· or.i_ginally cancelled, Basketball at Connecticut I will miss· ~ne'"b'W ' sta -;- Delaware scored the first two . first staff of the broadsheet-style·; baskets of the game (\nd never gave h·a·s been Mutual Trust Classic. 7 and 9 p.m. Review. The experience at the'o up the lead. Princeton was almost rescheduled for University of Delaware's school i outscored .by McCarthy in the first Wed. 1/3- Men's Basketball at Princeton, 7:30p.m. newspaper has been the most half as the scoreboard read "Home Monday, February 19 rewarding of my life. And myr Thurs. 1/4 - Women's John Schneider 31, Guest20" at intermission. at 7:30 in the undead life. ,, p.m. Basketball, UMBC at Hens' guard Sue Bieber (30) looks tor a teammate •• she II "She was really on tonight," Drew Ostroski is an outgoing' field House. Delaware Field House, 7 p.m. trapped by Princeton guards Jenny Cerlson end Sandi Blttler. Hens' senior forward Debbi Eave sports editor ofThe Review. Cloulfleda d*llneo •• TuMdaya at 3 p.m. lor Friday loa- llld Frldayall The Review 3 p.m !Of Tu•day lu-. FIISt 10 warda aral2 l0< atudanta with 10 and 30 '*'I• B-1 Student Center par word tharaahar. FIISt 10 warda are 55 IO< non-otudanto and 30 aonta per Newark, DE 19716 CLASSIFIEDS. word tharaahar. 12 • THE REVIEW· Dt L•'illiJt I 1') l'•o'l

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Peg $800.00 Pat 453-8559 eve., 368-1621 SPRING BREAK: BAHAMAS. RIO, Bundy AVAILABLE day, John 731-7997 day CANCUN. JAMAICA.... MOR E!! LOWEST PRICES!I738-8302 TO TODD AND SETH - Thank you for Tutor - Math/ Statistics courses. Call Share large one bedroom apt. 5 min. an excellent time at AEII Formal - you Scott 368-7585 before 9 p.m. from campus. Bus. $220. Call 453-8349 It's 3:30 a.m .... guys were great dates. P.S. Clip and or (609) 443-4507 during break. Thurston - thanks for the notice and the Needed - 3 skiers to share slope-side If you are plann ing to live on campus lavalier- al so- to sleepy- thanks for the condo. Killington Vt, 5 days lifHicket, 5 CLOSE TO MAIN ST. - furnished 2 br next semester and you live ofl now, ketchup on the prime rib- C. and J. nights lodging. $268 per person. townhouse, yard for pets, $600 month, please call Christina 731 -6062. I'm January 14-19. Call IMMEDIATELY available 1190- 737-0922 trying to get released lrom my hou sing Bill honey - Keith Richards is not an 738-8181 contract. ugly man ! Love, Vanessa Rent - Stonesthrow 2 br condo, pool, WORDPROCESSING BY C. LYNNE UD bus route $650/mo. 368-8594 days and I just want to say... Beth - Happy Birthdayll! And good luck PUBLICATIONS 368-2480 453-0662 eves. next semester at Beaver. We will really Just say ye s! Tired of drugs? Can't stop miss you. Love always, Dee, Carolyn WORD PROS Term Papers, Resumes Small ~om available Feb 1 off Main using? Talk to someon e who's been and Michele Pick-Up and delivery 301-398-4567 Street. Call 453-0819, $160 plus 1/3 there. Just say "yes" to an NA meeting . utilities, no security deposit required Narcotics Anonymous is a group of LAURA POMMETI - To the best little SPRINGBREAK SAILING BAHAMAS recovering addicts who live without the sister - crush those exams! Love. Joan 45ft. Captained Yachts, groups of eight, Super 2 bedroom apartment in the front use of drugs. It costs nothing to be a seven days barefoot in the Bahamas, of Towne Court. Available immediately. member. Th e only requirement for MARK - Do you still want to trade a $455.00 each All accommodation & Willing to negotiate lease. Call 324- membership is a desire to stop using. BMW for a Schwinn? meals, SPRINGBREAK HOTLINE 1- 1723 We meet 7PM every Tuesda y and BPM 800-999-7245 Anytime every Thursday at 20 Orchard Avenu e GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE ON HOUSE FOR RENT AVAILABLE UPSTAIRS. We meet 12 :15PM every THEIR FINALS AND HAVE A SAFE Need term papers or resumes typed, IMMEDIATELY. Townhouse at 101 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday AND AND HAPPY HOLIDAY! LOVE, THE X-COUNTRY SKI call 737-3671 Madison Drive $725/month, call 737- 10PM Saturday 69 E. Main St. in the SISTERS AND .PLEDGES OF ALPHA 1978 United Methodist Churc h, Room 2 13. EPSILON PHI January 12-15 WORD PROCESSING - LASER Call 429-8175 for additional meeting QUALITY - GUARANTEED ERROR­ location inlormation. Phil - You have made me so happy th is Canaan Valley, WV FREE MRS. PARISI- 368-1996 WANTED past week. I can't wait to see what the Hi Ms . Vague !!! future holds for us. Your litti e camper. Word processing. Reliable, Used IBM computer. Phone Marner at STAY 3 DAYS/3 NIGHTS IN DELUXE professional. Campus pickup, drop-off 215-268-8838 Thanks for feeding us Sunday Mrs. Dave Morse - Congratulations on being CHALET: HOT TUB, FIREPLACE, VCR 733-7665 Spiker! The Review elected Phi Tau 's president. But we cos·r IS ONLY $50.00 Preschool teacher for 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 yr. know who's really in charge, don't we i PT positions to sell dynamic new old class. 8 :00AM - 1:OOPM Mon. - SELL GREAT T-SHIRTS AND MAKE Love, Sue NO X-C SKI EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - advertising space. Set own hours, car Friday at Children First Preschool. Ask BIG BUCKS! 324-1723 EXT. 25 WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW IT'S DONE necessary/ We train. Call Patty 998- for Cindy. 239-3544 Days. 274-8404 KRISTEN CARBER - Hey Blowpop 7879 Nights. To the girls on the th ird floor of A, happy woman! I can 't believe you're leaving AND WE'LL EVEN SUPPLY THE holidays from the boys of A. Shake UD. Thanks for all the fun times, from SKIS, BOOTS AND POLES. LOST AND FOUND Kitchen help needed, day & night shifts. it ... Aaaauuu "Slipper the Car to Spain. Good luck at Dishwashers for nights $5.00/hr to Beaver - I'll miss you . Carla. P.S. How For more info call start. Apply Deer Park Doesn't Eric Schwarz look ex actl y like co.uld you room with such a slob? Found - Mountain Bike near Student Schroder from Pe anuts? Center. Leave Message 478-3898 Babysitter Tues . thru Fri. 4-6 :30 pm. CHERYL - Have a great semester 731-9843 Own transportation, infant +2 Ri chelle - Thanks fo r helping me with abroad! Remember, no 20 pesos for or sign up outside Outing Club Office lost: Blue key chain . Near Carpenter preschoolers. 454-0384 the dirty wo rk, Spiker Claus . Definitely the Americana! We love you back here (207 Student Center) Field, Can't go home for the holidays 58. Defin itely. ASAP. Love, Barrie and Marci without them. Call Alison 456-1655 International marketing firm is seeking a campus manager to start LOST: Watch, Lord Elgin, Black Band at immediately. Flexible hours. excellent least 1 1/2 months ago. Inscription from pay. Call 1-800-753-8100 for Information 1940. VERY SENTIMENTAL. If found PLEASE call456-1044 PERSONALS FOR SALE neWark~ 136 Elkton Road Experienced OJ- GOOD VIBRATIONS U.D. STUDENTS Government Homes from $1 .00. U. Available for Parties and Semi-formals. (Next to Kinko's) Repair. Also tax delinquent properties. Good Prices!! Excellent References! Call 805-644-9533 Call Paul Kutch 834-0796. ~sporting 737-7678 1990 NFL TEAM CALENDARS BALLOONS, BALLOONS, BALLOONS, 10°/ooFF MON.-SAT. 9-9 Washington, Dallas, Philly and some FOR ALL OCCASIONS: birthdays, get SUN. 12-5 miscellaneous. Great gifts! Call 994- wells, congratulations, anniversaries, or 5207 just a friendly hello. College Pro Balloons is located in Room 301 .. "goods G1..... RENT/SUBLET Student Center. Call 451-2649 or 292- 8611 . Delivery is free. • IN-HOUS[ SCRf[N • ATHL[JIC fOOTWfAR • fL[[C[WfAR & ROOM FOR RENT- 3 blocks from FREE pregnancy screening test/results PRINTING W/fR[[ SOCKS! LYCRAW[AR campus. $150-$200/mo. plus util. while you wait. Accurate information in Available Jan. 1, call737-9167. a confidential atmosphere. Call Crisis • COMPL[T[ LIN[ Of • RACK[T RfSTRINGING • STR[[T HOCKf.:Y, Pregnancy Center - 366-0285. We are RACKfTHALL SUPPLI[S BASKETBALL, T[NNIS 2 Bedrooms in Madison Dr. house. located in the Newark Medical Building, • TROPHI[S & [NGRAVING Available January S150 per month- Suita 303, 325 E. Main Street, Newark • CUSTOM [MHROID[RY & AND MUCH MOR[! 368-5620 and also 911 Washington Street, Wilm. • lACROSS[ & MINI­ - 575-0309. MONOGRAMMING One third house for rent - 5 minute bike lACROSS[ STICKS ride from campus. $250/month includes Spring Break '89 Vacation packages • ALL MOD[LS Of INNOVA all but phone/cable. Call Chip 733- With this Ad 20°/o OFF all in-stock T-shirts are herel Travel to Jamaica, Cancun, GOLf DISCS 0539. and Acapulco. Call Larry at 292-6950 for details. Towne house in Wilmington of. 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You can find them Peace, love and everywhere. togetherness. Long hair, ·wallets, bathrooms, friendship bracelets and closets, medicine cabinets, ripped jeans. Dudes, the machines, drug stores, street sixties came back. The scene is a local comer gutters and beside beds. It's not your average Of course, not everything But as long as you can find drug store on any given day. television personality who can about the '60s era resurfaced. Inside, activity, exists in a them in one particular private entice millions of nationwide But the fashions of the flower normal fashion; customers place, you're covered. So to viewers every night into children rose once again in browse up and down the isles, speak. staying up until 12:30 a.m. the '80s from Grateful Dead­ employees stock shelves and The condom. simply by dressing like a com like influences around 1987. With the rise of sexually merchants are pleased with flake and jumping into a bowl Volkswagen vans, drugs transmitted diseases, the increase of sales. of milk maudience Supremist Skinheads. be defeated. of wide-eyed viewers. The skinheads, who usually Hosts Phil Donahue, Regis range from 18 to 24 years of and Kathy Lee, Wil Schriner, age, are often poorly educated and Mortin Downey, Jr., who individuals and are employed colored the screen red in a ·in low-status jobs. In addition, violent interaction with the these gangs are accompanied skinheads, visited homes in theory by other white across the country, touching supremist groups such as the on a spectrum of interests Ku Klux Klan, forming a ranging from the homeless to deadly alliance. diet tips. Page 4 • December 15, 1989 • The Review Turning back a decade of fashion hand, bring to mind long hair In terms of fashion, what, was intended as a spoof, the and Birkenstocks. then, comes to mind for the publication of "The Official And the slightest mention '80s? Jill Gerston, a feature Preppy Handbook" by Lisa Think of the '50s - and of the '70s conjures up reporter for "The Philadelphia Birnbach followed fashion as ink of poodle skirts and tasteless images of Inquirer" who specializes in it moved into an impeccably nty cat-eye glasses. polyester butterfly collars fashion writing, sums up the classic style - i.e., khaki The '60s, on the other and Greg Brady haircuts. styles of the '80s, in a word, pants, Fair Isle cardigans, as "eclectic." twill, tweed, and madras, and She notes the Princess of anything from the L.L. Bean Wales as the "Jackie and Brooks Brothers Kennedy of the day," and catalogs. While it that the Reagan era, in which surged in popularity during the First lady initiated a the beginning of the decade, trend of opulence, exuding the proverbial "preppy look" never really dies out. Today, Just when the an "If you've got it, flaunt it" conservative, comfortable fashion perspective. But it has a bit more flair and Levi corduroys hit their Nancy Reagan's "ladies who polish thanks to Ralph fashion high, in jumped the lunch"/AdoHo suit look came Lauren and J. Crew. Valley Girl craze of the off as "stiff and lacquered," As the decade of the "Me summer of '82 to shake up says Gerston - a far cry from Generation" progressed, teens, wardrobes and today's more down-to-earth people wanted to get conversations. Fer sure. approach of Barbara Bush. themselves in great shape - Moon Unit Zappa, when Also at the conclusion of and they wanted clothes 14, set the short-lived '80s the disco/glam rock period geared for working out. After trend by imitating her came the last remnants of the release of "Fiashdance" schoolmates from Los glitz: designer jeans. came the ripped-up Angeles' San Fernando Marketed by a number of sweatshirt phenomenon. Valley at the dinner table one designers and companies, Anyone who sweated along night. such as Calvin Klein with Jane Fonda had one, as "It's like grody, grody to (remember the Brooke well as dancer tights and leg the max. It's like really Shields catchphrase, warmers. Looking back, nauseating. like barf me "Nothing comes between me Jennifer Beals must cringe. out! Gag me with a spoon!" and my Calvins"?), Gloria Simultaneously, it seemed squealed Moon Unit on her Vanderbilt and with perhaps that everyone wanted to "Valley Girl" hit she sang the biggest pre-"Polo" horse increase their bank accounts. with her father Frank Zappa. .... insignia, Jordache. Jeans, of So they decided to combine Not only did the country's •./ all things, became bourgeois work and working out - by lingo become almost foreign "status symbols" of fashion. wearing sneakers to the for a while, miniskirts, But not for long. Fashion office with their Armani suits. metallic accessories, ruffled "status" became far more blouses, lace-trimmed socks, traditional as people began costume jewelry and Deely to dress as if they had just Meanwhile in the decade, Bobbers, the wobbly plastic come from tailgating at music exploded visually via antennae worn for no Harvard instead of Studio 54 MTV - and more than ever, apparent reason, were like in the late '70s. Although it people started p;tying the totally bitchen items to wear. Trends complied by: Other Val-Gal verbiage Video games explode included: Fashion drawings by By Darin Powell The video game had • gnarly - ugly Leslie Wald Susan Byrne Associate News Editor arrived. • tubular - awesome Sharon Breske The names and games • beasty - nerdy Zap! Bang! Pow! Boom! became an instant part of our • I'm freaking out - wow, oh Stepanie Ebbert Vanessa Groce It was a revolution. Almost culture: Pac-Man, Space no overnight, children across the Invaders, Asteriods, Defender Wendy Pickering world were entranced by and Dragon's Lair. Atari and Ted Spiker flashing lights, explosions, Nintendo became household attacking aliens, lasers, flying words. They ate quarters by meteors and ravenous dot­ the thousands and turned eating creatures. family televisions into

Cabbage patch kids continuously expanding. solution to children toys. "Congratulations, little And not only does little Over the past decade, the Debbie. You have just Janey have the opportunity to Great· Pumpkin is not the only become the proud new chose from a vast selection of thing you could find in the mother of Samantha Raye, possible sons or daughters, patch. your cabbage patch ranging from curly, redheads Hidden deep beneath the daughter." to blonds with blue eyes, but cabbage leaves, a major Cabbage patch dolls, fully she can also adopt a· brand money-making product was equipped with new clothes, a new "preemie" as well. born into a country whose birth certificate and chubby The creation of cabbage commercial industry is cheeks, became the ·sos patch dolls has overwhelmed The Review • December 15, 1989 • Page 5

watches what she does. After all, how can you miss her? From the same vein as the Aerobics earlier Madonna look came a less-than-en lightening People became very health trend - neon flourescent conscious in the 1980s. The colors for everything from fitness trend that started on sweatshirts to earrings the the West Coast quickly size of hubcaps. For spread to the East. shopping mall merchandise, The "Marilyn Monroe day-glo pink, orange, yellow figure" was out and thin was and chartreuse became all in. Fad diets soon ran their the rage. course and the nation began Toward the end of the to exercise. Running and decade, fashion generally weights proved too boring for became more tasteful. Wide the average person to stick to hem pants - often mistaken a regiment. Aerobics solved for long .skirts - became this problem, combining extremely popular, alttiough \ dance and music with most flattering to model-thin excellent cardiovascular types. Some just grazed the I exercise. ankles, while others came to The nation became hooked a mid-calf length. In any and aerobics soon became case, they looked best when the fastest-growing fitness -~~- paired with cropped bolero craze in the nation. jackets. yet another fashion trend at But high-impact aerobics, In the fall of 1987, the mini the closing of the '80s - that the traditional method of skirt also came back into play is, the revival of the '60s. jumping, took its toll on joints almost as strongly as it had From long, flowing skirts and a new, safer, low-impact attention to what their her concerts and followed in in the mid-'60s. Top with ethnic batik prints to hip­ form was developed, which favorite musicians were her garish footsteps. designers from both sides of hugger pants, clothing was easier on the joints and wearing. Hence came a Despite her wardrobe, the Atlantic perpetrated the seemed to reminisce back 20 burned fat more efficiently. strong interest in London's initially comprised of stretch­ trend, and often the years to a much more free­ Health clubs became a street fashion - which often lace tights and bustiers, big, mid-thigh and even shorter thinking, laid back era - multi-million dollar business looked androgynous (i.e., floppy hair bows, crucifixes, lenghs required the fashion undoubtedly as a release as the "singles bars" of the Annie Lennox's cropped crew rhinestones and rubber conscious to get out their from the high tech and highly '80s. At the close of the cut and oversized men's bracelets, she proved to be a lycra pants and Reeboks to complex pressures of the decade, the overly-skinny suits, while Boy George major trendsetter of the '80s get their legs in shape - day. look is out and the toned look became the most visible drag - and even wound up being fast. This fall in particular, is in, as the aerobics of queen since Rocky Horror's photographed for the cover For the office, the look designers have taken today combines weight Frank N. Furter). of Time. came off as a bit risque to be patterns one step further training, slimnastics and a But no one took more She later peroxided her taken seriously. So the than Indonesian styles to a balanced diet to provide the advantage of music videos hair purely platinum blonde following fall, the designers Middle Eastern influence - effects of cross training. than Madonna and her and adopted a look wised up and expanded their with lavish, gold embellished belly-button. With her boy­ reminiscent of the late '50s, markets - by showing a brocade and ornate Baroque Spuds McKenzie toy/flash trash brand of modelling herself into an variety of hemlines from ostentation, she paved the updated Marilyn Monroe micro-mini short to see FASHION page 19 way for hundreds of little prototype. Either you love her .,.. ___ _ Confined to Bud Light ankle-length, which signified commercials and spring break ~~anna-be's" who invaded or you hate her, but everyone posters, Spuds McKenzie is the first canine to be with modern features recognized for his Hawaiian shirts, surfing escapades, sex battlegrounds. processing had a strong appeal and beer promotion. "It was something new," influence on video games. In Unlike Lassie, Toto and says Nat Friedland, editor of the course of the '80s, video Scooby Doo, this macho Amiga Plus magazine. "There games progressed from English bull terrier has hadn;t really been anything simple shoot-the-bad-alien brought a new image to like that before. It wasn't formats to complicated "man's best friend" and beer passive. The user could scenarios requiring thinking drinking during the decade. interact with the game." and acting on a multitude of He wil continue advertising The advances in computer levels. : Bud Light in the '90s technology such as larger The quality of the graphics according to an Anheuser­ memory systems and faster see VIDEO page 19 Busch, Inc. spokeswoman. Although the spokeswoman would .not reveal Spuds age, the marketing industry, of the most profitable Games she did confirm that Spuds is bringing in profits of over $20 inventories for toy companies Trivial Pursuit combined a male and all rumors per doll, while simultaneously and department stores alike. The '80s generation played knowledge of fun and useless suggesting otherwise are producing endless smiles and The creators of America's sophisticated games: Trivial facts with competitive false. warmed hearts of children favorite babies have also Pursuit and Pictionary. strategies, while Pictionary The new "light" shown on nationwide. originated and marketed Both games were perfect required speed, creativity, and These cuddly babies for stuffed puppies and kittens examples of the creativity the in some cases, artistic ability. alcohol sales and canine children of all ages reached called Koosas, with the same '80s inspired, as old favorites The games helped the endeavors since 1983 has their peak sales in the early cabbage-patch face only a such as Monopoly and adult population send thf walked Spuds out of the years of the past decade, but new mommy or daddy could Scrabble quickly became message that nobody is toe doghouse and into stardom. have oontinued to remain one. love. games of the past. old to have fun. Page 6 • December 15, 1989 • The Review

Technological triumphs

By Stephanie Ebbert California at Santa Cruz. home and office, ironically, Features Editor "It's exciting," he added. closer together. "More than I ever expected." Today, the PC makes it This month marks the end Huskey designed the G-15 possible for people to work of the McDecade, a time PC because he was looking out of the home; the VCR marked by rapid progress and for extra work during the war. makes home viewers want to amazing technology that Though intended for a single stay there. The cellular phone made our workloads lighter user, the original PC hardly f~s breaches the gap between and our dinners quicker, our the modern image of a home and work and the days more efficient and our personal computer. answering machine ensures nights more entertaining. "It was a little bit large," workers won't miss anything Call it a decade of Huskey admitted. But its size while they're out. acronyms: VCR's, PC's, didn't grant it better efficiency. The way Americans work IK:.,..:;;,.,;;~;.,...,.,~-=-""""""-­ ATM's, TAD's and CO's Huskey's PC could store only and play is also changing. invaded homes and about 12K bytes, or 3,000 The transition, while businesses across the country numbers. Today's PC's are facilitating work and making "My writing time was cut by lines, same-moment service, almost as fast as buyers could desktop models with our lives easier, was not easy a third," Moyed said, though no-stress delivery. decipher their meanings. capacities of about 1 ,OOOK for everyone. he admits the turnover was Thirty billion pages will be And while some lamented bytes - 100 times more "It was kind of sad during awkward for some. "As you faxed in the United States this the good old-fashioned ways information than the original the interim period," said Ralph write, the process interferes year- more than 100 sheets of life - Panavision, Smith­ model could store. Moyed, a columnist for the with the thought. Once you for every American. Corona, teller banking and Since then, the PC has News Journal. can meet the demands of the And while few Chrysalis 45's - few argued invaded the American Moyed, who broke into the computer, it shouldn't take you communicate from the home with the convenience of time­ workplace, a change which world of journalism in 1948 as that long. with fax machines - only 1 saving devices that the new many found to be a difficult a copy boy, said the most "As far as I'm concerned, technology brought close to adjustment. percent of American families high-tech advancement in the anything that makes my job home. owned them last year - 24 newsroom at that time was easier, I love. I don't know how Early in the decade Time percent own answering the telephone. it works or anything, but as magazine glorified the machines, according to a A century ago, our country , "Twenty years later, the long as it turns out all right, computer by naming it Man of survey of more than 1,000 was undergoing a revolution telephone remained the most that's okay." the Year for 1982. It was only households. - an industrial revolution that technological device we had," 28 years earlier that Harry D. "At first, people thought drew a clear-cut line between he said. "Of course, in the last Huskey, then a professor at the American home and the answering machines were a two decades, the technology Just as the computer the University of workplace. The household real yuppie kind of thing," said has been dazzling." revamped the way people Pennsylvania, had designed became a comfortable Kim King, a spokeswoman for At the News Journal, the worked, facsimile transmission the first personal computer, a sanctuary to return to after a the Electronics Industries transition from typewriter to (fax machines), answering mammoth machine the size of hard day at work; the factory, Association in Washington, computer in the late 1970s machines and cellular phones a refrigerator and costing a representation of the D.C. "But we did a study with effected everyone from the changed the way they about $50,000. dangerous world outside. Gallup in 1988 and there was printers who set up the pages communicated in ways that "I never expected them to A decade ago, the country much more variety. They're - a staff that was cut back rival the invention of the be cheaper than began a technological becoming rnore widely from about 360 to about 30 - telephone. automobiles," said Huskey, revolution, as new accepted." to the reporters, whose very No longer do memos travel now a professor emeritus of advancements took over So are most consumer process of writing had to be by mail or messenger. "Fax it," the computer science where the machine left off. But electronics, the survey revamped. and the information is department at University of this revolution brought the transmitted via telephone see TECHNOLOGY page 23 Yuppies Journal. The SOB-point stock market A new breed of people was crash of 1987 was dubbed born in 1984. The Reader's "the Yuppie panic." It almost ·Guide to Periodical literature made the animal extinct. has no listing for the term Many yuppies were forced to "Yuppie" from 1900 to 1983. move into their old But1984 had 19; 1985 had apartments and wear 26; 1986 had 14; and the courderoys again. three quarters of 1987 had This may have been the 12. The Young Urban reason for the second breed Professionals were born. of people that emerged in the The Yuppies moved out of late 1980s: the Couch their one-story apartments Potato. and into luxury loft Out was the caviar and condominiums, ate caviar and Perrier, in was the "Couch drank Perrier. They joined Potato Cookbook," light beer racquet clubs to play Squash and "Jeopardy." Squash was and wore Giorgio Armani replaced with armchair suits. games. Comfortable luxury They were a product of the cars were no longer Reagan Era, which necessary, a good Lazy Boy emphasized economic status. chair was. Yuppies liyed close to the city Who knows what breed and read The Wall Street the '90s will bring. The Review o December 15, 1989 o Page 7 Faces of the '80s Page 8 • December 15, 1989 • The Review Events that shook the world administration as a reflected by the Iran-Contra of the Screen Actors Guild. President Reagan leads nation combination of both good and affair and the recently Reagan was divorced from through eight years in Oval Office bad. revealed Housing and Urban Jane Wyman in 1948, and "I believe it will have more Development (HUD) scandal. married the former Nancy pluses than minuses, but it will Environmental and social Davis in 1952. Between 1954 By Darin Powell Like him or loathe him, have both," Hoxie said. programs suffered during and 1962, he was host of Associate News Editor there is no denying the impact Reagan's positive outlook, Reagan's term, and the ethics General Electric Theater on Reagan had on the shape and ability as a "great of many of his subordinates TV. Formerly a liberal The political landscape of image of the United States communicator," and improved were questioned. Democrat, Reagan joined the the 1980s was dominated by during his two terms in office, relations with the Soviet Union Ronald Wilson Reagan was Republican Party in 1962. one overpowering figure: from 1980-1988. were all positive aspects of his born Feb. 6, 1911 in Tampico, The real beginning of Ronald Reagan, the 41st Dr. R. Gordon Hoxie, term, Hoxie said. Illinois. He majored in Reagan's political career was President of the United States. founder and president of the "He did build up our economics at Eureka College, Oct. 27, 1964, when he made For many, the decade will be Center for the Study of the defenses to a point where we graduating in 1932. He worked a televised half-hour speech remembered as "the Reagan Presidency, said history will could negotiate from strength, as a radio sports announcer, on behalf of Republican era: view the Reagan and then did," he said. then he became an actor, presidentia~ candidate Barry ~=-..,...... ,-:--;::::::~~ · "But history will indicate he making his first film Goldwater, which won him the did not have as much of a appearance in 1937. During support of many Goldwater hands-on role as he should World War II, he was a captain supporters. Goldwater's have." in the U.S. Army Air Corps, defeat, coupled with his The lack of control over his making training films. He also dramatic speech, planted the own administration was served six terms as president seeds for Reagan's 1980 victory. In 1966, "Citizen Reagan" ran for the governorship of California, and won his first political post. He served two terms. Reagan's first serious run for the presidency was in 1976, when he almost defeated incumbent President Gerald Ford for the Republican nomination. In 1980, Reagan was one of several Republicans who ran for the presidential nomination. Although George Bush took an early lead with the Iowa Caucus, Reagan won the New Hampshire From upper left, clockwise: President Reagan gets primary and quickly sewed up pushed Into his llmoslne Immediately after being shot In the nomination. His campaign 1981; Security surround Presidential Press Secretary was largely based on the James Brady after John Hinckley Jr.'s shooting spree; question, "are you better off Reagan debates Walter Mondale In 1984; and Ronald now than you were four years with Nancy, his wife. ago?" In November, he defeated Jimmy Carter to become the 40th President. His administration began on an upbeat note. Only hours after he was sworn in, the hostages were released from Iran after 444 days in captivity. "He had a most effective early period, and contributed . to the restoring of national pride," Hoxie said. The early '80s was his most affective legislative period, as both houses of Congress were controlled by the Republicans. Mark Cunningham, assistant editor of The National Review, a conservative opinion magazine, said Reagan's success was attributable to see REAGAN page 20 >,I_ • .... 1 . !'.... The Review • December 15, 1989 • Page 9

By Sharon Juska Inauguration Day in 1981, Copy Editor T • delivering a final slap to Jimmy e rro . The 1980s saw a ~~~i~~ti~~~~a~e~~~~:n!~: tremendous increase in acts of struggling to negot•ate the ri s m • of international terrorism. hostages' release. Airplane hijackings, truck The final deal cut with A d d • d b h bombs and kidnappings Khomeini returned $5.5 billion eCa e tatnte Y 0Stage CriSeS became the methods of in Iranian deposits and interest Republican Army (IRA) failed activities. capable of gaining the publicity-seeking radicals that had been frozen since the in an attempt to assassinate In October 1985, the U.S. hostages' release, everywhere. overthrow of the Shah in British Prime Minister took its first successful action disappeared. "There is no q!Jestion that return for the hostages. Margaret Thatcher, when a . against terrorists, intercepting On Nov. 29, 1987, Korean there has been an increase in Although the hostages bomb in the Grand Hotel in the getaway plane of Airlines (KAL) flight 858 terrorism since 1980," said Dr. came home safely, the Middle Brighton went off in the wrong Palestinian hijackers who held vanished from radar screens. Yonah Alexander, director of East continued to be a hot room, killing another member the Italian cruise ship Achille North Korean terrorist Kim the Institute for Studies in spot for terrorism aimed at of her party. Lauro for four days. U.S. F- ~yun Lee described at her International Terrorism at the Americans. Shi'ite Muslim radicals 14s forced down the plane of trial how she and an State University of New York. In 1982, President Reagan hijacked Trans World Airlines the terrorists, who had killed accomplice planted the time · In 1970 there were about ordered 800 U.S. Marines to (TWA) flight 847 in June 1985, American tourist Leon bombs that killed all 115 300 incidents of terrorism, Beirut, Lebanon, to take part taking the plane first to Algeria Klinghoffer, 69, as he sat in his passengers on the plane. "I Alexander said, compared to in an international peace­ then returning to Beirut wheelchair, and Italian soldiers should die a hundred deaths over 2,000 already in the first keeping force. Beirut had airport. Television crews took them into custody. for what I did," she said. six months of 1989. become the focus of a conflict filmed the plane on the The year 1985 ended in two The December 1988 "1989 will be the bloodiest between Isreal and the runway, as the captain spoke brutal Dec. 27 attacks on destruction of Pan American year yet," he said. Palestinian Liberation out the window, a terrorist holiday travelers, as terrorists flight 103, which exploded in As the 1980s draw to a Organization (PLO). holding a gun to his head. sprayed gunfire and lobbed mid-air over Lockerbie, close, American hostages still In April 1983, the U.S. The hijackers, who hand grenades in the Rome Scotland, shocked the world languish in Beirut, Lebanon. Embassy in West Beirut was demanded that Isreal release and Vienna airports, killing 19 once again at terrorism's Some have been held captive destroyed by a truck bomb. Palestinian detainees, killed and wounding 112. brutality. A bomb placed in the for almost half the decade. On Nov. 7, 1983, over 200 U.S. Navy diver Robert In April 1986, the U.S. plane's luggage compartment "We know of nothing, we Marines were killed when a Stetham, before Shi'ite militia bombed Libya in retaliation for killed all 258 aboard, and hear of nothing and it is very bomb struck their leader Nabih Berry interceded the bombing of a disco where falling wreckage killed more frustrating to us," said Thomas headquarters near Beirut to negotiate the hostages American soldiers frequented on the ground. Victims Cicippio of Norristown, Pa., airport. It was the highest release. Isreal did release in Berlin. The Berlin bombing included 35 Syracuse speaking of his brother number of armed forces some detainees, but claimed killed one G.l. "Operation El University undergraduates Joseph Cicippio, a hostage casualties in a single day the hijacking did not influence Dorado Canyon" targeted the returning home from a since 1985. since Jan. 13, 1968, the first the decision. headquarters and barracks of semester in England. The tenor for the decade day of the Tet offensive in Libyan strongman Moammar On March 16, 1989, Terry was set in January 1980, Vietnam. Khaddafi, who had openly Anderson, Middle East when Time magazine named However, bombs were not Bruce Hoffman, of the Rand declared his support of correspondent for the the Ayatollah Khomeini its the only method of terror used Corp. in San Diego, attributes terrorist groups, and he Associated Press, began his . Man of the Year. Khomeini's in Beirut. On March 16, 1984, the increase in terrorism to a claimed it killed one of his fifth year in captivity in Beirut. revolutionary Iranian the head of the CIA in Beirut, rise in what he calls "irregular children. The same group that holds government seized the William Buckley, was warfare." The U.S. operation used Anderson, Hezballah, also American Embassy in Tehran kidnapped. This "There are 23 conflicts in 28 British airfields and F-111 s, claimed to have killed in 1979 and held 52 foreshadowed a continuing countries going on right now," took about 15 minutes to American Lt. Col. William Americans and the hearts of trend in 1984 and 1985, as Hoffman said, "but few of complete its laser-sighted Higgins in August of this year. an entire nation hostage for more and more Americans them are traditional wars." bombing runs and caused A videotape showing Higgins' over 400 days. were taken hostage. He said most conflicts widespread protest in Europe. body dangling from a noose In April, an attempt to In October 1984, the brand­ today involve forces that do France refused to allow the was released to Western rescue the hostages ended new U.S. Embassy annex in not necessarily represent one U.S. forces to overfly its journalists, though experts with a chopper crash in the East Beirut was bombed. The state or government, such as territory during the mission. said that the tape could not be Iranian desert and the deaths three bomb attacks within the the private militias in Lebanon, verified. of eight U.S. soldiers. space of 18 months left 260 the drug traffickers in "I still maintain a count on The Ayatollah released the dead. Colombia and terrorist Some countries bargain with Lieutenant Colonel Higgins," hostages on Ronald Reagan's Also in October, the Irish terrorists. The U.S. said Thomas Cicippio, who administrations in the 1980s has signs in front of his home have always maintained that it counting eve.ry day each American hostages held in Lebanon will not. Hoffman said policies hostage is held until they are dealing with terrorists must be released. "He is presumed flexible. "There's no one single dead, but I'll keep counting policy that will be effective in until there is official dealing with terrorists," he confirmation [of Higgins' said. "There are too many death] or the hostages are enemies in too many places." released." January 1987 saw a rash of Cicippio said his family still hostage-taking in Beirut in hears from the State ~:!:;~t~~~:f~ii ' retaliation for the arrest of a Department, "but they have ·····, ,,.i: ... ,.::;:· Ftarik : R~cfr terrorist accused of the TWA nothing new to tell us-only flight 847 hijacking. Eight that they're trying." . ,~: d.ffii :i':~ sGih~· ;li~a :::: people were kidnapped in He said he hopes for his ··: ~ ~u~::; ;rl:;~~ '~ rti~;;~~~r ·: · eight days, and British brother's release this year for negotiator Terry Waite, the holidays. "We're still ·~·- . '•·• ' SCXir~ : Mt. tllo·mas .CiclppiO · acclaimed as the only man hoping," he said. Page 10 • December 15, 1989 • The Review NUCLEAR DISASTERS Three Mile Island, Chernobyl lead international list of accidents

By Janet Dwoskln as they feared an earthquake occuring over a span of 30 "hot" fuel partly exposed. caused a chain reaction Copy Editor would set off a nuclear years, were never reported. These incidents are only a towards disaster. disaster. The plant was originally shut few of the many problems The operators were so The '80s has been termed In November of the same down April to upgrade safety nuclear power plants determined to start the test the nuclear age, but for year, the plant was put on systems. · experienced in the 1980s. that they ignored all warnings nuclear power plants, the past suspension after the After these repairs, the But the worst nuclear and closed off the steam de.cade should rather be discovery of several design technicians who were to accident to happen was not valves which would keep the termed the age of disaster. and calculation errors. restart the plant did not know even in the United States, but plant from automatically With the near meltdown at A ruptured steam generator there was decaying halfway around the world in shutting down. Three Mile Island, Pa., in pipe at the Robert E. Ginna radioactive material inside the the USSR, causing This triggered a runaway .1979, this decade was nuclear power plant in core. When the operators radioactive fallout to spread reaction in the core, causing greeted with a hearty Ontario, N.Y., almost started a could not restart the plant, all over the earth. two enormous explosions. radioactive smile as the disaster of Three Mile Island they tried again, going against The Chernobyl power plant The explosions blew the top controversy over the safety of proportions. normal procedures. This near Kiev sent out enough off the power plant, exposing nuclear power plants was the The 1982 incident resulted action set off an abnormal radiation to cause a predicted the reactor to the air as it center of attention throughout in the release of radioactive jump in nuclear fission. The cancer death-rate 9f over began to bum out of control.

The Chernobyl power plant near Kiev sent out enough radiation to cause a predicted cancer death-rate of over 25,000 people. The emotional effects resulted in several thousand school children being committed to hospitals for emotional trauma.

the 1980s. steam into the atmosphere, workers ignored this warning 25,000 people. The emotional The fire released an The incident at Three Mile prompting a "general site and plant officials had to effects resulted in several enormous amount of deadly Island, which resulted after a emergency" as the plant was intervene in order to shut thousand school children radioactive isotopes into the steam valve failed to operate evacuated except for down the reactor, prompting being committed to hospitals atmosphere. Effects of the properly, prompted a series of essential personnel. Five of federal investigation. The for emotional trauma. explosion were felt worldwide. investigations leading to these workers sustained mishaps of previous years The May 1986 Chernobyl With all of the tragic revelations about design flaws minor radioactive that were uncovered included accident began when plant mishaps in the past, the and potential disasters. A contamination. the following: operators temporarily turned decade of disaster is leaving multitude of abandoned plans, In April 1987, The Peach • In January 1960, the plant off the reactor's emergency and the '90s may be greeted suspensions and shut downs Bottom nuclear power plant in withdrew control rods too cooling system to prepare for with a light of hope. soon followed. Delta, Pa. was completely quickly and nearly caused the an experiment. The cooling Earlier this year, the U.S. In August 1981, the Diablo shut down by the NRC coolant to boil, almost starting system was shut down to Department of Energy Canyon power plant outside because of allegations that a meltdown. prevent flooding while the test announced its plans for a San Luis Obispo, California, plant operators were sleeping • In May 1964, a reactor was in progress. The nuclear plant that may be 100 was the subject of a large­ on the job. shutdown button was not operators kept the reactor percent safe against a scale protest by members of In 1985, the Davis-Besse working for 40 days, running to generate electricity. meltdown. the anti-nuclear group plant in Oak Harbor, Ohio was preventing any necessary While tne cooung system New plants would have four Abalone Alliance. fined $100,000 because an emergency shutdown. was shut down, the core small-scale reactors that use The subject of debate operator was sleeping while • In November 1970, became destabilized because such small quantities of fuel concerned the plant's he was supposed to be on workers ignored an alarm, of a radioactive xe_non gas that their cores could never location, which rested only 2 alert for a leaking cooling and radioactive debris build up. The technicians tried meltdown under any 1/2 miles from a major, active system. contaminated a processing to counteract the buildup by circumstance. earthquake fault. The *Savannah River power room. removing all but a few control With these new protesters did not want the plant near Aiken, S.C. was • In December 1979, the rods. This action reduced the developments, the '80 may Nuclear Regulatory shut down in August, 1988 plant experienced a brownout plant's ability to shut down the leave this age of disaster and Commission (NRC) to issue when investigations revealed and a crane that was moving reactor. When the operators lead the '90s into a new age a _large number of mishaps, reactor fuel stalled, leaving tht . P!~I'!t~ an ~_ratiflQ_ licerl98. started the experiment, it of nuclear success. Th~ Revtew • December 1s, 1989 • Page 11 Page 12 ·December 15, 1989 • The Review I' THAT'S irresistible tale of a lost alien who befriends a young suburban until his spaceship retums to reclaim him. Jason Vorhees, with handy Flicks hockey mask, chased happy campers and even urban By Bill Swayze Chariots of Fire stole the dwellers throughout the '80s Administrative News Editor screen In 1981, winning best time and time again in Friday picture, scree!1)1ay and score. the 13th. He first appeared in The engines shake while lan Fleming's 007 filtered 1982 in 3-D, the same year steam sprays from the heights the screen throughout the Jeff Spieoli ran from Mr. Hand of the locomotive. Passengers '80s. Bond, James Bond in Fast Times at Ridgemont stand awaiting the conductors searched for sunken high-tech High and Dustin Hoffman call, awaiting a trip through a equipment off the coast of moonlighted as a soap opera decade of touching humor Albania in 1981 in For Your star in Tootsle. and enlightening creativity. Eyes Only. In 1983, Roger Falling in love, Richard Terms of Endearment won Robert Redford was a The voyage will encomi:>ass Moore defused a nuclear Gere and Debra Winger found best picture in 1983, elevating Natural, Kevin Bacon was ten years of sequels and warhead for Octopussy but commitment and serenity on a Shir1ey Maclaine as the year's Footloose, Rachel Ward and excitement, drama and Sean Connery, the original navel base while Louis best actress and Nicholson as Jeff Bridges were Against All science fiction. Ten years of a 007, returned to his role in '85 Gossett Jr., won best best supporting actor. Odds and Kathleen Turner, vast silver vail with familiar in Never Say Never Again. supporting actor in An Officer The Jedi returned in the Michael Douglas and Danny faces and imaginative plots. Moore returned in '86 in A and a Gentleman. The same final Star Wars trilogy in the DeVito were Romancing the Oscar calls. Within minutes VIew to a Kill for his last year, Gandl won best picture 80s while Rodney Dangerfield Stone. the train is loaded. bonding as the new 007, and B~n Kingsl·ey won best triumphantly found Easy Splash brightened up 1984 Destination, Hollywood. Timothy Dalton saved a actor for his performance as Money in 1983 before going as Tom Hanks fell head over Roaring into the return of Back To School in 1986. heals for mermaid Daryl the B-movie, the early '80s Blood was spilled in '83 as Hannah and Indiana Jones awakened with Steven AI Pachino traded bullets for returned to the Himalayans in Spielburg and George Lucas' blow in Scarface. the Temple of Doom, Raiders of the Lost Ark as In 1984 Wolfgang searching ·for Mola Ram and Indiana Jones and Harrison Amadeus Mozart returned the rult of Kali. Ford, thrived on non-stop from the 18th century to win Red Dawn began the PG- momentum in quest for the best pictur~. Amadeus 13 ratings, bringing Patrick Ark of the Covenant. adversary, F. Murray Abraham Swayze, Charlie Sheen and "Da Doo Run Run." Bill won best actor while Sally Lea Thompson together to Murray and Harold Ramis Field received an Oscar for fight Russians in a small town joined Uncle Sam in Stripes best actress in Places In the while Mogwais, known as to save themselves from Hean. Gremlins, tore up an even failing careers and foreign language classes. Connecting the generation Russian cellist in The Living the peacekeeping leader, gap, On Golden Pond united Daylights, and avenged a while Meryl Streep won best Jane and Henry Fonda with friends death in '89's Licence actress in Sophie's Choice. Katharine Hepburn, telling the To Kill. Stallone's John Rambo, tale of family forgiveness and In 1981, a bad moon rose emerged from the wreckage understanding. Henry Fonda's over Dr. Pepper's David of fallen hero films to avenge last performance won him an Naughton in American his own demise in 1982's Oscar for best actor while Werewolf In London. First Blood. In 1985, Rambo Hepburn grabbed one for best Damien Thorn died in The actress. · went back into Vietnam in part Final Conflict, Superman two of the trilogy with a high­ was alive again and tech array of weaponry and adolescence erupted in guerilla warfare, and finally Porky's. traveled to Afganistan in 1988 Sylvester Stallone returned to save Col. Trautman, twice in the '80s as Rocky Richard Crenna and face the Balboa, once to KO Clubber Russians. Lang, Mr. T., and again in Destined for fame, 1985 to beat on an evil Saturday Night Live's Eddie Russian, Ivan Draggo. Murphy became a convict on "They were here" in 1982 48 Hours parole to help Nick as Spielburg brought us the Nolte find an escaped psycho. special effects of Poltergeist Murphy left the chain gang to from the fourth dimension. become Axel Foley, searching Carol Anne was plagued for another killer in Beverly many a time by ·those pesky Hills Cop. and returned to spirits throughout the '80s. Beverly Hills to hunt down E.T., the Extra Terrestrial Brigitte Neilson in 1987. landed on Earth in Spielburg's The Review • December 15, 1989 • Page 13 ENTERTAIN~~~~T f Editorial Editor LIVE On July 13, 1985, JFK Stadium in Philadelphia was one of the only two places to be on the entire planet. AI D And it seemed like half the planet was there. Live Aid was more than a concert, it was an emotion. It was a day when everyone thought not of themSelves, but of people we had never met. People we had only seen on television, dying. Sounds corny, doesn't it? It wasn't. When dawn broke and the sun began to rise above the Philadelphia skyline, the sea of bodies began to flow in the direction of the stadium. Tens specially built to revolve. of thousands of people, tired, While one band was playing, drunken people, flowed like a another could set-up without swollen stream across the being seen by the crowd. parking lots toward the still­ When their time came, empty stands. stagehands merely rotated the Once at the gates, stadium stage to bring their equipment security played the usual around front. Pretty cool. game of "just you wait until Flanking the stage on both we're ready" before opening sides were the speakers. the doors. Each was stacked about 70- It was only 6:45 a.m., but feet high with amplification you could tell it was going to equipment, all covered with a be a hot day - the sky was black screen and decorated clear and blue and the cool with the Live Aid logo and morning air had already multi-r.olored flags. become warm and sticky. To the left, just above While waiting, you couldn't stage-level, was MTV's booth. help but hear bits of VJ Nina Blackwood was conversation. standing around looking smaller town. escalated The Killing Fields haunted serene sleepers five "So, where are you from?," bored. I was only 18, and "Jerome, bring me my hat." as one of the best movies jn times in the '80s until finally "I can't believe we're here!," since I would probably never Purple Rain propelled Prince 1984. Overwhelming movie having a baby in '89. "Did you bring the camera?," "I get the chance again, I yelled, into the limelight, telling the critics, Dr. Haing S. Ngor won In 1985, Ron Howard's hope Bruce shows up." "Hey, Nina!" I don't know why. story of the Minneapolis music an Oscar as best supporting Cocoon landed on earth to It was about this time I got Regardless, she heard. She scene, winning best score, in actor for his portrayal of Pran. rejuvenate audiences lost in that rush of emotion and smiled and waved -that was '84. Freddy Kruger was bom in faltered science fiction. thought, "This is really enough for me. Murray, Aykroyd and Ramis 1984, killing many a dreamer St. Elmo's Fire and The exciting" - a thought which Just before the three became the parascientific hit having A Nightmare On Elm Breakfast Club were familiar was quickly countered by Panavision screens flickered of the summer of '84 battling Street. Freddy, sporting a "God, I'm so corny." on, I really got to feel what is phantasms in Ghostbusters. wolverine-like metal claw, see MOVIES page 19 Nonetheless, the gates was like to be in a crowd of After crushing the spirits of opened and the masses 100,000 people. The nice five­ Zuul, and watching Signomey rushed the stage, as they tried by-five-foot area the early Weaver turn into a dog, the to get as close to center stage stage-rushers had staked out Ghostbusters returned in 1989 as possible. In Philadelphia, for themselves were quickly to cross the streams again. "general admission• means diminishing to more meager James Cameron's ·survival of the fittest." proportions. Terminator traveled from the My spot was in the13th row. By the time the year 2029 to erase the Not that there were chairs to simultaneous London concert existence of a rebel leader by judge rows by, but there were (which started at 7 a.m., killing his mother back in approximately 13 bodies' Philadelphia time) came up on 1984. The story of New York worth of people between me the screens, it was standing Times' correspondent Sydney and the stage. room only and getting even Schanberg and aid Dith Pran, The stage itse.lf was more crowded by the minute. who covered the rise of the enormous. The first band from England Kymer Rouge in Cambodia The center of the stage was see UVE AID page 19 ------

or not, it has no doubt had a audience by diversifying the huge effect on '80s culture. schedule began early on, with As of 1987, MTV was shows like I.R.S.'s the Cutting available in 35.8 million Edge, and imported shows homes with cable, and the from Britain, like The Young MTV network's net revenues have Ones and Monty Python. By Chris Rice risen from $71 million in 1984 J. J. Jackson epitomized the Today, the network seems Assistant Features Editor to $111 million in 1986, turning word cool and Alan Hunter to be going specialty show had to have been class a profit of $47 million that Either you hate it, or you year. crazy, sectioning off the day president sometime in his high into rigid programming blocks love it, but either way, you're school career. This success is clearly seen going to have to five with it. like the Dial MTV show, 120 Rounding out the list were in the spreading of music MTV has dug itself deep Minutes, Headbanger's Ball, Mark Goodman, who was video's quick cutting, rhythmic Yo! MTV Raps, MTV News into the roots of our pop style to network TV and always just a tad too and the now infamous Remote culture, and there is no sign of feature films, as well as it's it letting go. professional and perennial Control. favorite, Martha Quinn. drawing of feature film Born on Aug. 1, 1981, this So whether you side with Quinn is the too-hip girt next directors for videos. hybrid cable network dared to Dire Straits, singing "I want my door, who has recently just But times weren't always be different, in both it's format MTV," or the Dead Kennedy's made her comeback to MTV peachy tor music television. In and programming, as well as "MTV get off the air," the TV's with a. show called "Deja 1986, the network's ratings it's choice of music. remote remains in your hand. Video," that harkens back to were down considerably. The In it's glory days, MTV was that hip time in the history of problem was probably due a somewhat obscure, very hip MTV. But since then, record mostly to the fickle nature of channel, always out to break it's predominantly teenage in new bands. companies began to notice MTV as a true force in selling audience. Who could ever forget the records, and the inevitable Another big factor in the original MTV logo, that happened. ratings of MTV is the fact that astronaut planting the MTV MTV began as a channel the popularity of the network flag on the moon, with it's that set the trends for others, relies mostly on stars and fads driving theme music - duh, paving the way for acts like U2 that come and go. du-duh, duh-neh-nuh-nuh. and John Cougar. · MTV hit one of it's highest And what about those But now MTV is dictated to points in 1983/84 when original five VJs who played by its audience, only setting Michael Jackson's "Thriller" host to the festivities? trends that are proven to be album was taking the nation Nina Blackwood was the safe. by storm. original heavy-metal groupie, But whether you like MTV Other stars that counted on MTV, and in tur:n were counted on by MTV, include Madonna, who would still be a Ciccone if it wasn't for MTV, and Billy Idol, tor whom all the crotch-grabbing in the world wouldn't have helped if it wasn't for this network. Attempts to gain a bigger

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Four men captured the essence of professional athletics in the '80s. All were masters of their respective games and all were men who conducted themselves in a graceful manner both on and off the field.

Baseball Mike Schmidt He was a player who left won the MVP three times bciseball with style and grace. during their careers in the NL: He didn't put pressure on Stan Musial and Roy himself to be someone he Campanella. Not bad wasn't, to be an aging player company. reaching for what was no The numbers Schmidt longer there. posted during this decade, and Had Mike Schmidt of the his career, are staggering. Basketball Philadelphia Phillies been that He won or shared five type of player, however, it National League home run Earvin 'Magic' Johnson would not change people's titles, led the league in runs The rookie guard with the win the championship against opinions about what many batted in four times and golden smile to match his Julius Erving and Company. describe as the best third earned six Gold Gloves uniform strides to midcourt for Los Angeles and Johnson baseman in history. awards. the tap. had given a preview of what And also as the most His smooth, wrist-filled It's 1980 and his team, or was to come in the '80s. productive player in the swing was a nightmare for soon to be his team, the Los Magic, at 6-foot-9 with the 1980's. opposing pitchers. Angeles Lakers, are facing the body of a power forward, was At age 39, Schmidt was not He had more home runs -Philadelphia 76ers in game six the prototype point guard of forced to retire last spring, he (318) in the last 10 years than of the NBA championships. the future. chose to. And the man who any other player and ranks L.A. is up three games to two He redefined the position won three Most Valuable seventh on the all-time list with and are without their 7-foot-1 that traditionally, players six Player awards (1980, 1981 548. center Kareem Abdui-Jabbar inches shorter had filled. He and 1986) in this decade went Nobody is perfect, however, ,who is injured. not only performed the out on top. The new kid on the block, customary point guard tasks of Only two other players have see SCHMIDT page 23 fresh out of Michigan State, is dribbling upcourt and passing asked to step in at center and off to a scorer, he did Football fill a legends' sneakers. If the everything. And did it well. Lakers are to pull this one out, "Johnson rebounds, outlets Joe Montana it may take a bit of Magic. to Kareem who passes to Quarterback Joe Montana, pumped once, trying to draw dare to fly. When Clark left the Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Wolthy. Back to Magic filling still young, still inexperienced the Cowboys secondary off ground he and Montana were provided just that. He played the lane. He looks right, in playing the role of the the receivers. both mere mortals. However every position that night, dishes left to Scott who dunks miracle-worker, stepped up to It worked. when his feet touched earth scoring 42 points and pulling it through for two! the center to take the snap. Montana released the ball, again, football in hand, both he down 15 rebounds. He also Showtimmmme!" The 49ers were at the Dallas lofting it into the end zone at dished out seven assists and Cowboys six-yard line, six­ an altitude where only eagles see MONTANA page 23 recorded five steals. to help see MAGIC page 23 yards from the 1982 NFC title and receiver Dwight Clark Hockey and San Francisco's first ever till to the Super Bowl. All they needed was a Wayne Gretzky touchdown. In short, a For the last 10 years the ice (NHL), Gretzky has outscored miracle. hockey world has been every other man who played So with 51 seconds dominated by only one player the game, passing Gordie remaining in the game, -Wayne Gretzky. Howe's mark of 1,850 points Montana decided to work his Throughout the sports in the sixth game of only his first miracle and, in the sections of the 1980's one had 11th NHL campaign. Howe process, enter sainthood. more fun looking at the box took 26 seasons to reach his He took the snap but scores, trying to find out how career mark. immediately the Doomsday many points the man scored When "The Great One" Defense of the Cowboys the night before, than going entered the world of broke through the protection straight for the comics in the professional hockey in 1978, and forced Montana out of the local newspaper. he was a member of the pocket and towards the right In his last ten years of Edmonton Oilers of the Wortd sideline. He looked toward the professional hockey, all in the end zone fe~erishly .,and , National Hockey League Page 16 • December 15, 1989 • The Review

Professional The Starting Five -Basketball G- Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles Lakers G - ,Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls C :- Moses Malone, Houston, Philadelphia, Washington , Atlanta F- Julius Erving, Philadelphia 76ers F- Larry Bird, Boston Celtics

Professional Football

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Comebacks Hang it up 1. The 1989 Baltimore Orioles- This NAMES 1. Steve Carlton rags-to-riches team went from having the 2. Bill Walton worst record in the major leagues, 54-107, in 3. Dave Dravecky 1988 to an 87-75 record before bowing to the 4. John Riggins Toronto Blue Jays for the American league East Division title in the final week of the 1989 5. Muhammad Ali season. 2. Greg Lemond - In the 1989 Tour de France, this American did what many called the impossible. Trailing by 58 seconds on the final day of competition, Lemond made up the time and won the race for the second time in four years. Even more incredible is that three Ranters and Ravers year ago he almost lost his life in a hunting 1. John McEnroe accident. 2. Earl Weaver 3. The 1985 Kansas City Royals- The 3. Billy Martin Royals made to comebacks to win the World 4. Bobby Knight Series. First they fell behind the Blue Jays 5. Mike Ditka three games to one and rallied to win the ALCS 4-3. Then they rallied from the same deficit against the St. louis Cardinals to win the World Series. 4. Sugar Ray Leonard - The undisputed welterweight champion (1980-82) •retired" after suffering a detached retina. He returned to the ring in 1984 for one bout and in1987 for good when he defeated Marvelous Marvin Hagler for the undisputed middleweight title. 5. Bernard King - He suffered his first of two debilitating knee injuries in 1985 when he led the NBA in scoring. Three years later, he returned to the court with the Washington Bullets and averaged 20.7 points per game during the 1988-89 season. Traffic Tragedies 1. Pelle Lindbergh 2. Bruce Kimball 3. Lawrence Taylor Open Mouth, 4. Jose Canseco Insert Foot 5. "Iron• Mike Tyson

1. Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder - "The slave owner would breed his big black man with his big black woman. That's where it all started.•- On the superior performance of black athletes. 2. AI campanls - "I truly believe that they [blacks] may not have some of the necessities to be, let's say, a field manager or perhaps a general manager. • 3. Howard Cosell - "That little monkey gets loose, doesn't he?" -On the Washington Redskins' Alvin Garrett. 4. Tom Brookshier - "Denny Crum has a great team at louisville. They have a collective JQ of about 40. But they can play basketball."

Biggest Cutest Couples 1. Mike Tyson and Robin Givens Boobs 2. Wade Boggs and Margo Adams 1. Pete Rose 3. Mark Gastineau and Brigitte 2. Raben lrsay Nielsen 3.BenJohnson 4. Joe Thelsmann and cathy Lee 4. Bill Buckner Crosby 5. Morganna, the "Kissing Bandit" 5. Steve and Cyndy Garvey Page 18 • December 15, 1989 • The Review

Biggest Moments 1. February 24, 1980- The United States ice hockey team defeats the Soviet Union 4-3 in the sem~inals of the Lake Placid Winter Olympics. 2. October 17, 1989 - An earthquake hits San Francisco, ha~ing the World Series for 11 days. 3. October 13, 1988 -Kirk Gibson's homer in the first game of the World Series with two outs in the bottom of the ninth gives the Los Angeles Dodgers a win over the Oakland A's. 4. April 4, 1983 - North Carolina State's Lorenzo Charles dunks a Dereck Whittenburg airball with one second on the clock for a 54-52 upset of No. 1 Houston for the NCAA Basketball Championship. 5. January 10, 1982 - Dwight Clark catches a Joe Montana pass with 51 seconds remaining to beat the Dallas Cowboys 28-27 in the NFC Championship game. 6. November 23, 1984- Doug Flutie fires a 64-yard "Hail Mary• touchdown pass to Gerald Phelan with six seconds left to beat Miami 47-45. 7. January 22, 1989 -Joe Montana caps a 92-yard drive with a touchdown pass to John Taylor with 17 seconds remaining in Super Bowl XXIII to beat the Cincinnati Bengals 20-16. 8. April 1, 1985- Villanova hits 22 of 28 shots (79 percent) in upsetting defending-champion Georgetown 66- NFL 64 for the NCAA Basketball Championship. 9. January 30, 1983 - John Riggins rambles 44 yards 1980 - Pittsburgh Steelers on fourth down for a touchdown as the Washington 1981- Oakland Raiders Redskins defeat the Miami Dolphins 27-17. 1982 -San Francisco 49ers 10. February 16, 1984 -Bill Johnson becomes the 1983 - Washington Redskins first American ever to win the gold medal in the men's 1984 - Los Angeles Raiders downhill at the Sarajevo Winter Olympics. 1986 -San Francisco 49ers 1986 -Chicago Bears 1987 - New York Giants 1988 - Washington Redskins NBA 1989-San Francisco 49ers 1980 - Los Angeles Lakers 1981- Boston Celtics On-field 1982 - Los Angeles Lakers 1983 - Philadelphia 76ers tragedy 1984 - Boaton Celtics 1985 - los Angeles lakers 1. 39 fans die in Belgian jGan1es I 1986-Boston Celtics soccer riot 1987 -los Angeles lakers 2. Duk Koo Kim 1988 - los Angeles Lakers 3. Flo Hyman 1989·-- Detroit Pistons 4. Kathy Ormsby Events That 5. Dave Jansen Beat·the Hype

1. Miami Doll)hlns vs. San Diego Chargers 1982 AFC Championship game. 2. VIllanova vs. Georgetown 1985 NCAA National Championship. Baseball 3. Miami vs. Nebraska, 1984 Orange Bowl. 4. John McEnroe vs. BJorn Borg 1980 - Philadelphia Phillies 1981 Wimbledon Fina1s. 1981- Los Angeles Dodgers 5. San Francisco 49ers vs. Clnclnattl Bengals 1989 Super Bowl. 1982 - St. louis Cardinals 6. 1983 America's Cup The United States loses for 1983 - Baltimore Orioles the first time in 132 years to Australia. 1984 - Detroit T~gers 7. 1984 U.S. men's gymnastic team captures 1985 - Kansas City Royals the gold medal at flie Summer Olympics. 1986 - New York Mets 8. 19821ndlanapolls 500 1987- Minnesota Twins 9. Nonh carolina vs. Georgetown 1988 - los Angeles Dodgers 1982 NCAA National Championship. 1989 - Oakland Athletics 10. Kirkland, Wash.'s 1982 Little League World series victory over Hsien, Taiwan, 6-0.

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the help of advanced alike couldn't be happier. Gerston predicts that in the '80s trends might not show technology, this year's line of 1990's, fashion trends will up again for quite some time. Fashion faux furs look far more follow the example of the late "Usually, fashion skips a continued from page 5 luxurious than the synthetic With the exception of slight '80s in keeping with decade, and '80s clothes are versions of the earlier extravagance, today's simplicity. not vintage enough just yet patterns, complimented by decade, which she compares fashion seems to have taken "Fussy things probably for the '90s," she says. "You equally opulent costume to astroturf. And as a number a much-needed breather. won't come back because of can't revive things too jewelry. of couture designers, such as Overall, clothes have how people live," she says. quickly." Another lavish trend with a Bill Blass and Carolina become more loosely "Clothes are becoming more Let's just hope we do 't practical side this year is fur Herrera have enthusiastically tailored, more fluid with pared down as people are see any mo re - more specifically, the fake supported the trend, animal lighter fabrics, and generally trying to simplify their lives." glow-in-the-dar k stuff. Gerston says that with rights activists and ermine more relaxed. She adds that a number of polyester-blend sweatshirts. Video games explode continued from page 5 "The line between a very clumsy sort of system, recreation and simulation is and that is still a problem with game speed also improved. fading," he says. "We're still them." Compared to the current seeing a very rapid increase in Video games also had a Nintendo home game system, the quality of video games." huge impact on the home the original Atari model In the near future, games computer market. popular in the early '80s indistinguishable from People moved away from seems ancient. television pictures will be game-oriented systems to The trend towards more available, with much less machines which could balance intricate and realistic games is static quality than current checkbooks and help write likely to continue into the next games. papers, as well as entertain decade, according to Fred With Compact Disk (CD) them. Langa, editor of Byte technology, stereo quality Langa says video games Magazine. sound will also be used. were a big reason for the "The increasing Lasar video disks were explosion of home computing sophistication of the games of computer brands, videos can review or that the briefly popular in the mid-'80s and computer literacy. arcades and software consumers can buy," he said. and everything surrounding in video game pictures which "It was an outgrowth of the them has led to games that packages. The industry Thousands of homes will be were actually animated exciting graphics people got aglow this Christmas with the aren't really games anymore," survived, and the popularity of cartoons, like the game turned on to eight or 10 years personal computers, home flashing lights of Nintendo, Langa says, citing flight Dragon's Lair. ago." game systems and video reflecting a trend that shows simulation programs which "Those were real expensive However, the computer arcades rose again. no sign of stopping in the next are realistic enough to be and slow when the scenes industry went through a crisis "There are constantly more decade. used in pilot training. changed," Langa says. "It was because of an oversaturation games coming out than we Movies of 1980 spotlight fun, horror, action continued from page 13 In the same year, Molly Peter Weller was Robocop, '87, Fatal Attraction, proved to ban the movie, but the Ringwald was Pretty In Pink, Lou Diamond Phillips was La infidelity could lead to haunting movie reached theaters to many theater junkies who Billy Chrystal and Gregory Bamba, Swayze was Dirty consequences as Close anyway. needed a yearly dose of the Hines were Running scared, Dancing, Sheen went to Wall hunted an unfaithful Douglas. We also found out Who brat pack. Michael J. Fox Goldblum was a Fly and Paul Street, Earnest went To In 1988, Rain Man rolled Framed Roger Rabbit in went Back to the Future, to Hogan was Crocodile camp. Oscar over, winning best 1988. 1955, as Christopher Lloyd Dundee. "Go fetch me a baby H.l.," picture, director, screenplay In 1989, Indiana Jones screamed, "1.21 Gigowatts." Tom Cruise flew F-14 ordered Holly Hunter to and actor as Hoffman returned returned and Harry Met Sally, The McFiys were back again Tomcats in Topgun while Nicholas Cage in Raising as the handicapped Raymond but the biggest craze belonged in '89 travelling time in the Ferris Bueller, Matthew Arizona. Hunter also joined Babbitt, a mathematical genius to Batman, grossing over hype. Broderick, took the Day Off: Hurt in Broadcast News in a learning to drive with Cruise. $200 million in profit, Remember Gary and Oliver Stone's Platoon told romantic and journalistic Nakatomi Corporation combining Keaton and Wyatt? Weird Science the tale of Vietnam, of inner comedy. Nicholson joined savior Bruce Willis stopped Basinger against a laughing twisted the Frankenstein plot, struggle and the struggle of Witches of Eastwlck, Cher, moonlighting to see his ex-wife Joker portrayed by Nicholson. creating the perfect creature, man to overcome unbearable Susan Sarandon and Michelle and shoot 12 German Controversy emerged as Kelly LeBrock with the help of odds, winning Oscars for best Pfeiffer. Steve Martin as terrorists in the summer hit of Spike Lee's Do The Right an amazing computer. "How picture, and best director. Cyrano de Bergerac joined 1988, Die Hard. Thing, told the story of racial about a nice greasy ham Returning to the pool halls, Hannah in Roxanne and Pfeiffer was involved in a hatred and misunderstanding sandwich .served on a dirty Paul Newman's performance Gibson joined Danny Glover in Dangerous Llason and between blacks and whites in ashtray?" Thanks, Chet. in The COlor of Money won Lethal Weapon, once in '87 became Married to the Mob, urban New York City. In 1985, audiences could him an Oscar for best actor in and again in '89. Melanie Griffith was a Dead Poet's Society, Steel Live and Ole in L.A. and '86 while Children of a The story of Vietnam was Wortdng Girt and Hanks was Magnolias, Look Who's Witness Ford fall in love with Lesser God's Mar1ee Matlin, a told again in Stanley Kubrick's Big. Talking, and Field of Kelly McGillus in the Amish deaf actress, overwhelmed Full Metal Jacket while the In 1988, several Dreams, tops the list of country. critics and won an Oscar for story of Adrian Cronauer, the Fundamentalist Christian contenders in search of Oscar More controversy best actress. off-the-wall disc jockey who groups attempted to ban The for 1989. surrounded Rourke as 9 1/2 In 1987, Angel Heart's tried to make Vietnam less Last Temptation of Christ, Ten years of movies, ten Weeks crossed a volatile line Rourke, went to hell, Dennis unbearable, was told in Good starring Willem DaFoe. The years of imagination soon will between art and pornography. Quaid went Inner Space, Morning, VIetnam, starring religious controversy end as. new glimmering stars Kim Basinger's portrayal of a Kevin Costner had No Way Robin Williams. surrounding Christ the man vs. will light up the screens of the woman controlled by desire Out. Barbra Streisand was "I won't be ignored, Dan." Christ the son of God was '90s. Names, immortal. enraged anti-pornography Nuts, Cher was Moonstruck, · One of the scariest movies of fueled _by r"i~ed fi~~ .in 9!Q~ r.. M-911lEt!!...f9Jey~r., . . -~ · - .. . groups in 1986. Page 20 • December 15, 1989 • The Review

quota of people who were not Unfortunately, she was a little so good," Hoxie said. "He was too catatonic to comprehend The Reagan years always very loyal to his Live Aid the "pass the bottle" procedure. Oh, well. continued from page 8 subordinates." continued from page 13 freeing themselves from its The most well-known and One of the most his personality. rule." damaging Reagan scandal I remember seeing was The memorable moments of the "He was a man of Hoxie attributes the was 1987's Iran-Contra affair, Style Council. The rest of the day happened about mid-day, principles, and his policies softening in relations with the in which it was revealed morning was a blur until Joan when our crowd was were attempts to follow those U.S.S.R to Reagan's personal members of the administration Baez took the stage in Philly. introduced, via satellite, to the principles," Cunningham said. relationship with Gorbachev, had sold arms to Iran and "This is your Woodstock," London crowd - 200,000 Cunningham also said and the fact that both were funnelled the proceeds to the she said, to the pleasure of hands waving at a video Reagan initiated a excellent salesmen. Nicaraguan Contras. Lt. Col. the 100,000 of us who were image of 150,000 hands tremendous economic "When (Reagan] first carne Oliver North became a expecting her to say that. waving back from thousands recovery by cutting taxes. into office, Gorbachev was not national icon, and polls It wasn't Woodstock. We of miles away. The world Richard Lingeman, editor of in. Just the personal chemistry revealed much of America knew that. It was different, but seemed pretty small at that The Nation, a liberal opinion between the two men was thought Reagan was lying the feeling of just being there point. magazine, also agreed very good," Hoxie said. about the extent of his was something none of us had The concert continued. Reagan had a strong image. "There was a severe turning involvement. His popularity experienced before. Seventeen minutes per band, "He had a lot of charm, and around because of the ability temporarily plummeted. Melodramatic? Now, yes­ with the gaps filled in with was a very good to communicate between the In recent months, then, no. footage from London. Several speech maker," Lingeman two men." widespread corruption at HUD Joan got us all to sing acts stick out in my memory said. "I hate to come back to Lingeman agreed that during Reagan's term have "Amazing Grace." That was - Simple Minds, The Who, the actor image, but he knew better relations with the come to light, casting more rather like asking us all to sing Madonna, Ashford and his lines, where to stand, · and U.S.S.R was a major shadows on his "Happy Birthday" at that point. Simpson ... how to speak them." achievement of the Reagan administration. Get on with it, Joan, we want This continued until about But tragedy struck early in era, but said there were many Cunningham said the to see The Hooters. 5:00, when it was time for his term. On March 3, 1981, more bad points. problems at HUD did not The Hooters, who were all London to sign off. The entire John Hinckley, Jr. tried to "The failures are the arms tarnish Reagan's image. the rage that summer with "All London crowd gathered on assassinate Reagan as he buildups, the debt, and the "What went on at HUD You Zombies," did their thing stage to sing "Do They Know was leaving a hotel in cutbacks in social services under Reagan is what has and everybody loved them. It's Christmas?" - in the Washington, D.C. Reagan which led to the gutting of always gone on under HUD, Philly crowd, Philly band. middle of July. was critically wounded, as Federal regulatory agencies," but it was just a little more About the time RUN-DMC Everyone in Philly sang were a police officer and Lingeman said. heavy-handed," Cunningham came on stage, the sun was along. Press Secretary James Brady. Lingeman also said said. really making its presence Another memorable But Reagan bounced back Regan's packing of the court "It was the same old known. Being in the middle of moment came when Phil from his brush with death with system with ultra-conservative system. Reagan couldn't a crowd that size at any time Collins was performing the an optimism that only judges was harmful to the change everything. The HUD is an experience, but when acoustic version of "In The Air heightened his popularity. country. scandal is not the politiqal you heat that crowd up to Tonight." With only Phil at the Reagan remained highly "The judicial packing, from usage of the programs, it is about 95 degrees, it gets a piano, a key ingredient of the popular, and easily won a the Supreme Court on down, the programs themselves." little gamey. song was be missing - second term in 1984, will have a bad effect on .civil He said Reagan survived Next up was Rick namely, the drum fill after the defeating Democratic rights and civil liberties. His despite the problems of his Springfield, which for me and line "It's no stranger to you challenger Walter Mondale in pro-corporate tilt sort of kicked staff because his mistakes thousands of others, meant a and me." That problem was trip to the restroorns. 1984. Reagan proclaimed it individuals out of the court were seen as mistakes, not quickly and creatively solved. That was an sxperience as was "Morning in America." system, and allowed violation betrayals of his ideals. The crowd became his "The early '80s saw the of our rights," he said. Reagan was also widely well. You see, they were all drum set. complete death of liberalism Perhaps the most criticized for his economic coed. Women in the stalls, As Phil uttered the line, the as any sort of coherent damaging aspect of the programs. men against the walls. audience onomatopoetically tradition. There was a lack of Reagan White House was the "Starting with Watt," Nobody seemed to mind. In sounded, "Duh dum, duh any new, really fresh thought ethical allegations which Lingeman said, "he showed a fact, there were so many coed dum, duh dum, duh dum, on the left," Cunningham said. forced several people in the bias toward privatization of showers going on that there dum-dum!" What else could The greatest achievement administration out of office. resources. He certainly was a constant stream of we have done? Phil smiled of Reagan's presidency was Interior Secretary James accelerated it in areas like water flowing out of both doors and we cheered. the INF treaty and the easing Watt resigned in 1982 in the acid rain, where he blocked into the main hallway As exciting as the rest of of tensions between the wake of controversial policies legislation." underneath the stands. the show was, it couldn't United States and the and his remark about a Overall, Hoxie says he I refilled the water jug, compare to the emotion U.S.S.R. which occured committee being made up of does not think history will rank because dehydration was a shared by the Philadelphia during 1987 and 1988. "a black, two women, a Jew Reagan as one of the top 10 real problem. People around crowd at the close of London's "The timing was right, and and a cripple." Former Deputy presidents, but will certainly my spot were dropping at a show - love. It was genuine he took steps to help bring it Chief of Staff Micheal Deaver rank him as one of the top 20. pretty alarming rate - better love between people with a about," Hoxie said. was accused of illegal "The years he served, his safe than sorry. common concern. "Ronald Reagan won the lobbying and charged in 1987 age and optimism are all Once back in the crowd, Unforgettable. with five counts of pe~ury . Cold War," Cunningham said, pluses," Hoxie said. "He had you got a real sense of who The Philadelphia show Attorney General Edwin "by sending the Soviets into one of the highest approval was surrounding you. ended at 11 p.m. - 16 hours Meese Ill resigned in 1988 the dustbin of history." ratings of any president." Mc:rijuana was everywhere. after the opening in London. after his involvement in the To many, it seemed a Cunningham said if the About every three minutes As the crowd filed out, Wedtech defense contract strange turnaround for a man rankings are honest, Reagan or so, a bottle of beer or booze leaving the garbage-filled scandal. Labor Secretary who only a few years before will be considered one of the or even an occasional joint stadium to the custodians, Raymond Donavan also had declared the Soviet Union top Presidents. would be passed down your everyone was half-smiling. resigned in 1985 after being an "evil empire." "He proved that a principled row. It was like, community Happy that they had shared charged with defrauding the "Ronald Reagan was conservative could head the indulgence. By the time 1 got a that day- July 13, 1985- obviously correct when he New York City Transit country and do it well," he bottle of something that didn't Authority of $7.4 million. with the world, and sad called the Soviet Union an said. "He had the integrity taste like antifreeze, I offered it because we all knew it would 'evil empire'," Cunningham "He had some good people, to the young lady next to me. people wanted in a president." never ha~en again. said. "We can see people now but he chose more than his The Review• December 15, 1989 • Page 21

From upper left, clockwise: Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev; Lt. Col. Oliver North Is sworn In before the Iran-Contra Committees prior to his testimony In Washington In 1988; the late Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomelnl; and President George Bush. Page 22 • December 15, 198~ • The Review

From upper left, clockwise; a section of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge after the October 1989 earthquake; students protest In Beijing; the burnt aftermath of a Philadelphia neighborhood where pollee dropped a bomb to remove radical group from the area; and workers rescue Jessica McClure after she was trapped In a 22·foot deep well.

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ability. When he was traded to the playoffs. Schmidt And Wayne Gretzky can Los Angeles Kings just So what's left for No. 99? dominate a hockey game in Gretzky before the start of training A few more years in the continued from page 15 his sleep. continued from page 15 camp last season (1988-89), NHL. A couple of Stanley But Schmidt, more than any many people thought His and neither is Schmidt. He World Hockey Association Cups for his new team. A ranks third on the all-time other player in the '80s, Greatness would not be able happy and comfortable life dominated baseball. (WHA) at the tender age of strikeout list, with 1,883, 17. to lift his new club out of the with his wife, actress Janet The Phillies reached the cellar of the Smythe Division behind Reggie Jackson and People in the hockey world Jones, and child in Southern World Series twice, in 1980 in one year's time. Willie Stargell. Npt bad knew he'd be a star, but it California. An entire wing of and 1983. He proved the skeptics company either. was a question of how soon the Hockey Hall of Fame But as in any sport, In 1980 they beat the wrong by both lifting the bearing his name upon his Kansas City Royals behind the spotlight would shine on statistics do not tell the whole him. Kings to second place in the induction. Schmidt, who won the Series Smythe last season and story about an athlete. After racking up a mere 46 No matter what happens in MVP. They were beaten by the helping the Los Angelinos Baseball may be the most goals and 64 assists to pick the future to Wayne Gretzky, Baltimore Orioles in 1983. beat his old team, the Oilers, difficult sport to dominate. up Rookie of the Year honors the 1980's will be defined in So not only did this future in the first round of the Magic Johnson can for the 1978-79 season, his just one word - "great." dominate a basketball game Hall-of-Farner put up mind boggling numbers in the '80s, chance to become a with his passing, scoring or household name arose when rebounding. he also passed the most important test of all: his team the WHA folded and the NHL Magic Johnson Joe Montana can dominate was successful. allowed the Oilers to join the a football game with his league. continued from page 15 and has made the look-away And, like few athletes, pinpoint passing and running Then, all hell broke loose. assist an art form. Schmidt went out on top. "Showtime" is just another For the 1980's, he Johnson holds the all-time creation by the Magic man averaged 63.7 goals (with a NBA playoff record for most whose outstanding play forced record 92 in 1981-82) and assists and led the league in statisticians to create the Joe Montana 120.0 assists per season. that category in 1983, '84, '86 "triple-double"- when three continued from page 15 In addition to leading his and '87. any quarterback in the history statistical categories are in Oilers to Stanley Cup titles in NBA teams have jumped to the status of legendary. of modem football. double figures for a player. 1984, 1985, 1987 and 1988, on the big-guard wagon but At the time most Americans Even more impressive are This kind of play helped L.A. Gretzky's name had become no other guard in the '80s has marvelled at the play rather the Super Bowl stats. to eight NBA championship a permanent fixture on two won two Most Valuable Player than the players. However, Montana's 49ers have been in games in the decade. They trophies .. awards. over the past seven years three, and they've won each. fast-breaked their way to five The Art Ross Trophy, Magic came to a team that Montana has shown that what After looking at Montana's titles including back-to-back awarded to the NHL's leading already had Kareem, Norm happened that magical numbers it's easy to see why. championships in the 1987 scorer each season, has Nixon, and Michael Cooper afternoon was anything but He's completed 61 of 93 and 1988 seasons. been given to him eight and before our eyes, turned a magical - it was more like passes for 845 yards, six Although Magic has times. And Gretzky's name team into a spectacle that the norm. touchdowns and no averaged 1S .5 points per was fun to watch. Over the past decade no interceptions. None. has been engraved on the game for his career, he is Hart Memorial Trophy (given All this by a man who quarterback has thrown for Montana isn't the most known for his spectacular to the NHL's Most Valuable finishes what he starts, with a more yards and Montana has gifted quarterback, but he is passing. He unselfishly throws Player) nine times. smile. the highest completion rate of the best. Ever. the bounce pass to perfection

Now, many question 1989, the average cost was technology has changed the whether someday, proud $184 wholesale, with 14 way Americans work and play Technology grandmothers will shun percent of the population in the 1980s. Children of the continued from page 6 with children have them, while plastic-coated wallet photo owning a CD player. '50s grew up on G.l. Joe and only 40 percent of single adult holders in favor of animated Though cassettes are still Tonka toys; kids of the '80s showed. households have VCR's. "video albums," VCRs small the top seller in music - grew up on Nintendo and "There is a common "I guess it's become so big enough to fit into a handbag. partially due to the prevalence Donkey Kong. misconception that our because you can watch a Such a future is not of portable boxes, Walkmans The children of the coming industry's products are movie in the privacy of your improbable. and car stereos - CD sales decade will laugh at the luxuries," said EINCEG vice own home and stop it when After introducing the surpassed album sales for the simplicity of the computers in president Thomas P. Friel in a you want," said Shelley Gore, Walkman in 1979 and the . first time this year, according use today. Predictions for the press release last year. "This manager of West Coast Video mini-television Watchman in to Billboard magazine. computerized future include study shows that this is simply of Newark, one link in the 1982, Sony has introduced a "There's no questiQn," said voice simulation that will allow not true. Rather than gadgets largest video chain in America. Video Walkman, the size of a Dana Kornbluth, director of computers to teach students for a privileged few, our "That way a family can get book, which can record from a public affairs for the National foreign languages, optical survey shows that consumer together without going out to a built-in TV receiver or from a Association of Recording disks that will store a library's electronics products are movie." TV set, and can play 8-mm Merchandisers. "CO's caught worth of information, solidly in the mainstream and Consumer electronics is a videocassettes on a 3-inch on because they ended up sophisticated animation that are essential to our work, daily video-driven industry, with color screen. being very practical for will make computer screens life and recreation." TV's and VCR's leading the The cost: $1 ,300. industry in terms of storage look like photographs, and Ninety-nine percent of way, and now, camcorders space. The quality is much desktop computers that will American households now pulling up the rear. better - CO's are almost replace pens and paper in have televisions and 65 First introduced in 1983, the With high-tech toys, one impossible to scratch. schools. percent own VCRs to camcorder has been thing is certain : as their "CD players were initially But computer-f acilitated accompany them, the survey improving and shrinking ever popularity increases, their the toys for the upper echelon education is still a long way showed. since. What began as a prices fall. who could afford to pay for away, if possible at all, Huskey When the VCR was $2,500 heavy camera linked Three years ago, the CD quality," she continued. Now, believes. introduced in 1975, it cost to a bulky tape recorder on a player sold for about $200 people replace their album "Education is really teaching between $1,500 and $2,000. shoulder strap has become a wholesale, while only 2 collections with CO's , for a people how to think," he said. Now, it goes for about $290. single-unit camcorder, with percent of American sound that will last forever. "Computers aren't very good The survey also showed built-in tape recording, costing households had them, at that yet." that the VCR is a family toy: about $1,500. according to the The operative word is "yet." 78 percent of all households Gallup/EIA/CEG survey. In Without question, »>:t.lno~)~ns~d

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