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The Grizzly, February 4, 1991

Krishni Patrick Ursinus College

Reed Coats Ursinus College

Christin Outwin Ursinus College

Mark Hallinger Ursinus College

William Rosenthal Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Patrick, Krishni; Coats, Reed; Outwin, Christin; Hallinger, Mark; Rosenthal, William; Richter, Richard P.; Gelston, Trey; Rubin, Harley David; Grubb, Steven; Woytek, Judd; Zobel, Laura; Grim, Katherine; Johnson, Terri; Major, Chris; Shatz, Ellyn; Griffin, Diane; Mendte, Megan; Jones, Katie; Stritch, Jen; and Compton, Erika, "The Grizzly, February 4, 1991" (1991). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 269. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/269

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Authors Krishni Patrick, Reed Coats, Christin Outwin, Mark Hallinger, William Rosenthal, Richard P. Richter, Trey Gelston, Harley David Rubin, Steven Grubb, Judd Woytek, Laura Zobel, Katherine Grim, Terri Johnson, Chris Major, Ellyn Shatz, Diane Griffin, Megan Mendte, Katie Jones, Jen Stritch, and Erika Compton

This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/269 ne9 Serving the Ursinus Tfieo G rizzly community since 1978 Publishing the tlUth, from good and justifiable ends Volume 22 Number 13 -Alexander Hamilton February 4, 1991

Ursinus Celebrates Black History Month

BY JEN STRITCH a display of blacks in history from Khalil Meggett, another Ursinus Of the Grizzly all facets of life. student, feels that Ursinus' The October Gallery, an African celebration of Black History February, 1926 marked the first American art gallery located in Month "is good because it adds to celebration of Negro History Philadelphia, will be on campus to the diversity of the school and to Week. Initiated by Dr. Carter display a number of pieces of art. the cultural knowledge of Ursinus Godwin Wilson, the director of the A lecture is planned to coordinate students." He also feels that Association for the Study of Negro with the display on the 13th. Also African American students will Life and History, the week was on display in Berman will be feel more comfortable here as a designed to devote time to public African cloth from Handmasters, a result of Ursinus' participation. exercises to emphasize the fact shop in Philadelphia. In addition to Dr. Shaw's that Negroes have influenced On Tuesday the 19th, Dr. Nancy presentation, Ritter Center will be history. The public responded Shaw will host a presentation the host for the play "Zora." This enthusiastically to the first Negro entitled "Mules and Men". This one woman play reveals both the History Week. Today, following will be a discussion of the African humorous and tragic side of an requests from allover the country folk stories of Zora Neale African American woman's for additional time for programs Hurston, an African American struggle to become an artist and to and celebrations, the week has ben novelist, journalist, and folklorist. have a career as a writer in an extended into Black History len Rausin, Ursinus student, unaccepting society. Month. believes that Ursinus should "stress The movie "Glory" will be Ursinus is participating in Black that "Ursinus is celebrating Through the work of the the connection between all of the shown the weekend of the 15th. History Month not only because it diversity" and that she hopes Student Activities Office and the events" so that the fact that we are This movie follows the actions of a is a national celebration but students will, as a result of this Minority Student Union, Ursinus celebrating Black History Month regiment of blacks during the civil because "part of a liberal celebration, ''be more sensitive and has a number of events planned to will "be more prominent" and not war. education is to learn about aware that there are people of all celebrate Black History Month. To just another series of random lenneen Flamer, Multicultural different people and their different cultures that have name a few, the library will feature events. Services Coordinator, explains that cultures." She goes on to explam contributed to the United States." Welcol11e Back President Richter

BY ERIKA COMPTON Richter and his wife visited was regions in the United States. 'That Of the Grizzly the home of Carl Sandberg in Flat reality can still be touched, (but it] Rock, North Carolina. is still in danger, and ecologically, During the last semester, After coming back for the in terms of development; it's all at President Richter was on a leave dedication and Founders Day, the risk," says Richter. He feels they of absence from Ursinus College. president and his wife left for the are all different places, underneath After 35 years of having his "nose Poconos. Even though the grew up all the plasticism. "Physical to the grindstone," he took a break in the Philadelphia area, president America is still there, and you can from his everyday schedule, and Richter knew virtually nothing differentiate it. Cultural America I did travelling as well as work. about the mountains. "We were think is also still there, but you have to dig down a little bit," says President Ri~htertravelled south there [in a friend's condominium] to the Carolinas, then came back between seasons (summer and Richter. for the dedication of F.W. Olin winter) and were treated to a 'This time away gave both of us Hall, and then left again for the wonderfully lonely existence for time to appreciate our life a little Poconos and Arizona. "If we those two weeks. I enjoyed that bit more, and also we returned to (President Richter and his wife) tremendously." the campus with a much different were going to renew and refresh, After the Poconos, president perspective," said Richter. He also then we really felt we had to get Richter spent a month in Arizona. prepared for his liberal studies severed from the life on campus," Although he had been there course, and had time to catch up he said. several times, it was always on on some of the reading that he has The Richters spent their first business. He never had time to not been able to keep up with. "I month travelling south by car. "penetrate the culture." There was did some unsystematic reflection They went through the Outer one underlying question in the on the direction of the college, and Banks, west through North minds of president Richter and his tried to sort out in my own mind Caronlina to Nashville, then north wife: "Is there an America still what are going to be significant through the Blue Ridge Mountains there beyond . . . what I think of issues for the college," stated President Richter Photo by Krislln Schwartz up to Virginia. "We saw things we as plastic America? Is there Richter. wonderful experience." knew from our childhood that we something below that, or maybe Although the president and his "This whole year for me has had passed by," said Richter. He above that, that is not just the wife were not absent from campus been aberational. since the first Open Dialog toured Monticello, several incorporated America?" The surroundings for over a month at part of it I was away, and the universities including Duke, couple saw the expected signs in a time, they did notice the changes second part I will be Wed. 12:30 Thomas Jefferson's home, and Arizona like McDonald's and going on. 'There greatest thing I teaching. For the moment I'm in the Nashville. One of the most Holday Inns. But he also says think has happened to this campus enjoying being a teacher," said interesting places. President there is a. "g~o~a~hic reality" to is th~ walkway. I think it's such a Richter. Parent's Lounge ljiiiiiiiiPiiii~iiiigeiiii2iiiiiiiiiii1biiiiiiieiiiiGiiiirizziiiiiiilYiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii News ~he Global Perspective I The New York Giants beat the The House and Senate both The February 11th-13th Moscow War in the Gulf Buffalo Bills in Superbowl XXV. unanimously approved a bill which summit between the U.S. and the Iraq has flown up to 100 planes . The score was 20-19 in favor of would ensure permanent disability Soviet Union has been postponed to Iran. Iran has pledged to benefits to Vietnam War Veterans ,0-.. : the GUm". till June 30th due to the war in impound these planes until who are suffering from illnesses the Gulf and differences in the end of the war. Allied mill caused by exposure to the START talks. officials are skeptically cautious. herbicide Agent Orange. President George Bush gave his South Africa's Black leaders, Nels second State of the Union BY CASSANDRA YUTZY on Mandela and Chief Buthelezi Iraq announced the death of an Address last Tuesday. In it he " the Grizzly " A USAir Boeing 737 jetliner meet on the 29th and ordered the Allied POW due to an Allied Of praised the work of the military in struck an outgoing commuter immediate end of fighting bombing raid. They also the Gulf. He urged Congress to plane on Friday Feb. 1 while between their followers. announced the capturing of the National strengthen laws against hiring attempting to land. Three people first female POW. Utah's Governor Bangeter signed discrimination without the use of died in the crash and another 30 South Africa's President De Klerk quotas. the repeated his call for a the nations toughest state anti­ were injured. calls for the destruction of the Iraqi troops attempted to cut in the capital gainst tax and a abortion law last week. laws that lie as a foundation for the abandoned Saudi Arabian toughening of anti-crime laws. , World the apartheid system. The laws to town of Khafj~ but were turned Edmund Madigan, an Dlinois Most surprisingly he called for the be abolished include registration back by Allied troops. 500 Iraqi congressman, was chosen to head ending of involvement by Political President Gorbechev gave the of people by color, housing POW's were captured and 11 the Department of Agriculture. Action Committees in campaign KGB the power to seize bank segregation, and race restrictions marines lost their lives. He will be succeeding Clayton fundraising. records and other documents from on land ownership. Many Yevtter, who was elected Soviet groups and joint ventures members of the Conservative Chairman of the Republican in order to crack down on party walked out of Parliament National Committee. "economic sabatoge." protesting De Klerk's speech.

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Kristin Border Crowned OPERATION Ursinus Cares

BY KATIE JONES g:>od in swimsuits. "You can't just BY A. JUDD WOYfEK Armed Forces flags in Wismer is the selling of T-shirts that say Of Ihe Grizzly be beautiful," stated Kristin. "It's a SP0riS Editor Dining Hall, and started a letter "Ursinus Supports Our Troops" multi-faceted competition in which writing campaign to President and have a yellow nbbon on them. 'There's a brain under this you have to be talented and OPERATION Ursinus Cares is Bush in support of the troops. The The shirts cost ten dollars and the crown." These words were heard intelligent as well." a newly formed group on campus group has also contacted General profits will be used to send through the airwaves of York The dilligent work doesn't stop that is directing their efforts to Colin Powell who is to inform the sweatshirts with the same logo County Sunday morning of the for Kirstin. Holding this title support the troops in the war with troops of Ursinus' support. over to relatives of Ursinus faculty, 27th. On the previous night, means public appearances at Iraq. The group was originally Finnegan has also started a "war staff, and students who are in the Ursinus' own Kirstin Border was schools, parades, the March of started by the Ursinus update board" on Brodbeck 1 and Gulf. One hundred forty-four T­ crowned Miss York County 1991. Dimes annual ball, and the Easter Republicans, but now is a joint' asks that anyone who would like to shirts have already been sold to In addition to the crown, she Seals telethon on the 23rd of this effort with the help of the College contnbute any information to the the Ursinus Community and more brought home a $5,000 academic month. Democrats. Cassandra Yutzy, "update wall" should feci free to are being ordered. Please aid in scholarship, modeling and dance This pageant was the first for Brian Toleno, and Bill Finnegan stop by the hall and do so. supporting the troops through this scholarships, a television and Kirstin this year but not her first have been heading the different Included on the wall are the effort. l jewelry and clothes for the future ever. In the previous year, she projects which the group has names of those missing in action, OPERATION Ursinus Cares Miss Pennsylvania competition. gained the needed experience of become involved in on campus. killed in action, and wounded, and will be writing letters to service Twelve girls, including Kirstin, three other pageants. Now, she has So far, the group has hung a variety of newspaper articles men and women this Thursday. had been practicing many months the pleasant opportunity to be a yellow ribbons on "The Temple" pertaining to the war. Watch for more information. for the Miss York County spectator, rather than a outside of Bomberger Hall, hung The latest venture of the group Scholarship Pageant held in the participant. Competition doesn't York Theatre of Performing Arts. resume for Kirstin until the Miss Each participant was judged upon Pennsylvania Pageant on June a scale of 40% talent, 30% 16th. In the meanwhile she has the intensive interviews, 15% swimsuit time to analyze her rivals for and 15% combined evening gown States. Peace Activist Speaks and on-stage question responsals. You may wonder, what comes Kirstin dazzled the judges with an after Miss Pennsylvania? Who intricate gypsy piece called knows, we may see Kirstin walking BY MEGAN MENDTE invade and annex Kuwait. But they huge numbers of peace protesters "Czardas" played on the violin. down the runway while hearing Of Ihe Grizzly believe the January 15th deadline that were there," said Sylvester. Despite old misconceptions, Bob Barker host Miss America. was Bush's way of forcing ''The media doesn't want the these pageants are not for a bunch Whatever happens, "At peace we could change the Hussein's hand and ruining any peace demonstrators to know how of mindless "Barbies" who look Congratulations Kirstin! nature of the world." This is what chance of further negotiations. many of them there are," explained Libby Frank, the Executive "We have to keep protesting and Frank, "so they cut out anti-war Director of the U.S. Peace Council lobbying to let Congress know sentiments that the soldiers express believes is the answer to the war we're here and we're upset," said and make little of our Sop.homore Scholarship in the Gulf. Frank. The U.S. Peace Council led demonstrations." On Wednesday, January 30th, to the National March and Rally Many of the students in the Frank met with 'Concerned students for Peace in the Middle East in group were upset by the treatment Competition Announced in the Parents' Lounge in Wismer Washington on Saturday, January they have received because of their from 4-5 p.m. She came to Ursinus 26th. anti-war sentiments. "One of my friends actually called me Dr. Peter F. Small, Assistant information. Applicants will be to talk with students about their Frank said that she was upset to unpatriotic," said Keisha Connelly, Academic Dean, has announced interviewed in Philadelphia by the views on the war. see the T.V. news after the march. that the St. Andrews Society of Scholarship Committee of the St. The majority of the students in A few of the students in the group "I really resented tha~." Philadelphia, for the 34th Andrew's Society together with the group were against the war. were at the rally. Ellen Sylvester Frank, who has beer. :in activist consecutive year, is awarding candidates from other colleges and They agreed with Frank that there was surprised at the sparse since VjHnr.m. gave Connelly this scholarships to outstanding college universities. should be a cease-fire to give coverage of the large crowd of advice: "Hold onto Jour beliefs. sophomores who wish to spend Dr. Small has expressed the Hussein a chance to negotiate. The demonstrators. ''They showed the The people that want the best for their junior year at a Scottish hope of the entire Ursinus U.S. Peace Council does n:J~ Pro-War demonstrators first and this country are the best and only University. During these years 85 community that we shall have this believe Hussein was right to then a few little kids from the patriots." students from 19 colleges and year yet another winner of this universities have been selected. coveted honor and opportunity. Ursinus has been fortunate enough to have had 17 winners, ;CONTACT5~' more than any other participating college or university including the Classifieds I University of Pennsylvania, I Temple, Bucknell, Haverford, Swarthmore and Dickinson. . F A S T Veteran Leads Discussion: FUNDRAISING This year there will · be four ~ LStudent Services PROGRAM Scholarship awards, providing for How do ~ feel abQui the war Army who served time in Korea a year at either the University of $1000 in just one week. ENS LAB Earn up to $1000 for your in the Persian Gulf and the way will be leading discussion St. Andrews, The University of Contact Lenses For Less Americans are dealing with it at regarding the situation in the Edinburgh, or the University of campus organization. Plus in Fast. Convenient, Direct-ta-You home? What are your questions Persian Gulf from 4 to 5 p.m. Aberdeen. The amount of each a chance at $5000 more! regarding the Crisis? What does the Wismer Parents Lounge. 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Includes FREE CATALOG. perspective, and what might you opportunity to be heard and to who are "held in high regard by round-trip air, 7 nights hotel, be able to contribute? hear. Wednesday, February 6, their contemporaries." Anyone cruise, beach parties, free lunch 800-726-7802 ; On Wednesday, February 6, Mr. Wismer Parents Lounge, 4-5 p.m. who is interested in applying and more! Organize a small group­ + David Mailen, a veteran of the See you there! should see Dr. Small in the earn frcce trip plus cash. 1-800- ~ ~Houn , Biology Department. L.S.B. 117, BEACH IT. • 7Days' IMMEDIATELY for more &.!.f~!!!, . ~~~ Page 4 The Grizzly Arts and Entertainment February 4, 1991 King Swamp The Dark Half BY CAPTAIN HI-TOP ponderously soul-searching "Walk of whom died last year. Of the Grizzly the Knife." "Can't Be Satisfied," All of the tracks on The Soul one of the fmest cuts, is ripe with Cages were inspired by Sting's BY A. JUDD WOYI'EK name of Stark which sell extremely personal pain and tragedy behind formative years, growing up the Sports Editor well. Two of these books feature an evil character named Alexis Wiseblood, the latest disc by the forceful voice of Wray, and the son of a ship builder, who longed Yes, sports editors do write kill King Swamp opens with the title ringing guitars by Miller. The best to be taken to a "place far away." Machine, who likes to people book reviews (and news with a straight razor. track, heavy on digitalized vocals, bet is "Some Kind of Love," a The best track, oddly enough, is artides,too,if you'v~read the last Beaumont's secret writing guitar samples and computerized spectacular blend of the instrumental "Saint Agnes and Grizzly). I just wish I could write identity is discovered by a nosy drum programming, a radical and instrumentation and sheer vocal the Burning Tree", the only place like Stephen King, the author of reporter and George Stark is given not-well-received I departure from power that could quite possibly set where Dominic Miller is able to the book I am reviewing! the spontaneous 1989 debut King your speakers on fire if you're not put down a cohesive guitar a "proper burial" in a People King's latest work is entitled The magazine article. This, however, Swamp. Thank God the tcchnical careful. Wiseblood is a welcome sequence, along side Branford Dark Half and is another best­ tricks don't pervade this thinking and fitting follow-up to King Marsalis' soothing sax. The disc enrages the fictional Stark, who seller already!This time out, King man's release. The following track Swamp's debut that elaborates on plods on in utter monotony, save actually comes to life and sets out gives us the character of Thad "One Step Over the Line" jumps past creativity without resorting to for the anti-religion "All This on a murderous rampage (with a Beaumont, a novelist from, you back into the heavy pounding beat complacency. Time." As an ardent fan of Sting's straight razor) to get back at guessed it, Maine. The book everyone who led to "his death". supplied by Martyn Barker and the With apologies to Me. Todd past work, The Soul Cages serves begins by informing us about the scratchy lead guitar of Dominic McKinney, Sting's The Soul Cages as a poor follow-up to 1987's Beaumont and his wife are the severe headaches which Beaumont Miller (both ex-members who is a muddled and meager affair. Nothing Like the SUD, but will no only ones who believe that the pen suffers from as a child. When the return for session work). With new band member Dominic doubt be a huge commercial name has really come to life, and headaches become a problem, the Walter Weay's powerful vocals Miller (on loan from King success. Beaumont realizes that he is the doctors decide to operate and they propel most of the numbers, along Swamp), and returning sax-man Sting also gets the raspberry of only person who can rid the world flOd a very unusual tumor in with the crisp fretwork of Miller. Branford Marsalis, the disc should the week for hypocrisy. This is a of this murderous creature. Beaumont's orain and remove it. The music is genuinely UK born be infused with a breadth of man who crusades for the rain What keeps the suspense going (Of course I'm not going to tell is that Stark is slowly deteriorating with a Louisiana kick as potent as musical styles.The lifeless music is forests of Brazil, yet puts out a CD you about it-read the book!) as time passes, just like a normal Bourbon Street pubs. indicative ofthe disc's all perv JSive clad in bleached cardboard, King then jumps ahead a few corpse would. Stark wants Wiseblood is a dark, foreboding theme-dealing with death. The bypassing the traditional jewel box. years to when Beaumont's writings disc as heard on "Floating World", Soul Cages is dcJicated to Sting's Can we please have some Beaumont to help him write career has begun. Beaumont has another Alexis Machine novel so a tale of helplessness and father and two members of the consistency somewhere Mr. written two books on his own that he will stop decomposing and desperation, followed by the Three Penny Ope,r& production, all Sumner? which were published, but were continue to live. The not big sellers. So, for his third Dark Hair ends with the book, Beaumont decides to create collaboration of the two on a new a pen name, George Stark Alexis Machine book and a (scenario sound familiar to any of supernatural twist which you will Organ Recital you King fans?) have to read the book to flOd out He writes three books under the about. Thomas Murray, an charge and open to the public, the Music and the School of Music. internationally-known concert concert is set for 7:30 p.m. on Known worldwide for his organist and recording artist, will Sunday, Feb. 10, in Bomberger interpretations of Romantic music, Reflections perform a program including the Auditorium. his performances have been works of Saint-Saens, Mozart, and Murray is the university organist recorded on the AFKA, Sheffield BY DIANE GRIFFIN of James Taylor. Binder not only Grieg an the Heefner Memorial at Yale University and on the and Nonesuch labels. Of the Grizzly has a voice that sounds amazingly Organ at Ursinus College. Free of faculty of the Institute of Sacred like Taylor's, he also knows a great Dave Binder,' a man who has deal about Taylor's life and career. become a legend on the Ursinus Binder was able to entertain the campus, returned to the campus crowd between songs with trivia this weekend for two great nights and humorous anecdotes about of musical entertainment. Binder Taylor's personal life. This was played to record crowds in Wismer Binder's third performance of on both Friday and Saturday "Fire and Rain" at Ursinus and, as nights, despite the two dollar usual, the show was greatly admission fee. enjoyed by the crowd. Friday night's concert featured During each of his performances music by Crosby, Stills and Nash, this weekend, Binder played Simon and Garfunkel, and several several songs of his own creation. other popular artists, including a For those of you who are few of Dave Binder's original interested, Dave Binder's album is songs. now available on cassette and C.D. Saturday night's concert was Partial proceeds from Dave composed of the kind of music Binder's tour and the sale of his that has made Binder a favorite on album are donated towards the Ursinus campus. Binder environmental cleanup and the performed "Fire and Rain", a show preservation of endangered based totally on the music and life species. International Program

February

4 German Chat at 7:30 p.m. in Mu sser 11 Hungarian Dinner at 5:00 p.m. in I\lusscr 12 Russian Chat at 7:30 p.m. in Musser 13 Speaker: Dr. Graves on "Women's Studies and Feminism in England" Thomas MUlray, internationally-known concert organist and recording al1isl. 15 Ritz Trip

Photo (rom College Communica tions February 4, 1991 Arts and Entertainment The Grizzly Page 5 Fact vs. Fiction Upcoming at Berman BY CHRISTOPHER MAJOR her abrupt departure years ago, Of the Grizzly refuses. The next day Sharon is Sculptures and drawings by was the inspiration of many of his National Gallery of Art, the dead. Suicide. Unable to bear the Gaston Lachaise, generally works. When Isabel returned to Chicago Art Institute, the Jay Carsey, college president, guilt, Alex delves into the tangled considered the most significant the States four years later, Hirshhorn Museum and the government consultant, and well life of Sharon Ransom and her sculptor to have worked in the Lachaise followed her. They Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection. respected civic leader, disappears tortured past. United States in the early part of married in 1917, settling in New The Gaston Lachaise exhibit will leaving his wife and colleagues Sharon had been under the care this century, will be featured in an York. coincide, in part, with the City of dumbfounded. A real-life Walter of Dr. Peter Kruse, an exhibition at the Philip and Muriel Lachaise received numerous David: Discoveries from the Mitty living out his fantasies. The acquaintance of Alex. Kruse had Berman Museum of Art at Ursinus public and private commissions, Excavations, an exhibition of rare non-fictional Exit, the Rainmaker been the recipient of a prestigious from Feb. 14 through March 28. including the reliefs on the RCA archaeological fmds from Israel previews as an interesting endowment from billionaire The show, which will be in the Building at Rockefeller Center in which will be on view from March psychological journey into the Leland Belding, an endowment museum's main gallery, consists of New York City. Isabel was his 8 through June 30 in the Berman mind of a troubled man. Sad to that begins to look like a bribe. 45 sculptures and 18 drawings and model and muse, inspiring most of. Museum's Upper Gallery. say, Jonathan Coleman's novel Through frenzied detective work, was organized by the Lachaise his female sculptures, some of The Berman Museum of Art at falls wildly short of its Alex puts the scant pieces of Foundation. which appear in this exhibition. Ursinus College is open from 10 expectations. Poorly written by Sharon's tormented life together to Born in Paris in 1882, Lachaise Lachaise also executed portraits of a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Coleman, the fal.ts get lost in n.t! uncover a disturbingly shocking was trained at the Ecole Bernard such well-known personalities as Wednesday and Friday; from 10 author's speculation, while ti'c family past. Palissy and at the Academie John Marin, Marianne Moore, e.e. a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday; and noon real-life characters are hurriedly Jonathan Kellerman, author and Nationale des Beaux Arts in Paris. cummings and Edgar Varese, to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. introduced and whisked away psychologist, has written a He had just won the coveted Prix several of which are also included Closed Monday. Admission is free before fully contributing to the masterful psychological thriller de Rome when he met an in this exhibit. The artist died in and open to the public. For more story line. filled with gripping suspense American woman, Isabel Dutaud 1935 at the age of 53. His works information, telephone Lisa For a truly riveting psychological around every twisted comer. Silent Nagle, who was visiting Paris. She are included in such collection,S aSrj Tremper Barnes, museum director, journey, tune in to Silent Partner Partner is a gut-wrenching work eventually became his wife and the Museum of Modem Art, the 215-489-4111, ext. 2354. by Jonathan Kellerman. that will keep you mesmerized Sharon Ransom reaches out for from page one to the wildly help from ex-lover Dr. Alex breathtaking conclusion. Delaware. Alex, still reeling from Okiek Portraits .. The Okiek, a little-known that others know them only as 'II people of Kenya's luxuriant central Torrobo' (those poor people with Soap Box highland forests in East Africa, are no cows). Forest honey and the BY ELLYN SHATZ determine the identity of Jake's baby to his mother, knowing he is the subject of-and commentators meat of wild animals have long in-a traveling exhibition of been important staple foods and Of the Grizzly mystery visitor, only to discover the father. Broxton is denied bail trade products fo: them; they she's Cass' dead wife .... and the and threatens Robert, yet contemporary photographs by plot thickens!! fearless hero is not worried! anthropologist Corinne Kratz, move about freely in places others All My Children- Bianca tells opening at The University dare not tread and brave fierce Museum of Archaeology and bees would flee." Erica that she hates her. (Aw-too Days of Our Lives-Lawrence Santa Barbara Mason worries Ar.thropology, University of The University Museum of bad!) David wants to hire a private charms Kimberly into discussing about the opening of Oasis since Pennsylvania, February 2 through Archaeology and Anthropology, detective to follow Ceara, but Shane. The love triangle between has has not heard from Cassie in March 30, 1991. University of Pennsylvania, is Melanie spills the beans about Shane, Kimberly, and Marcus is a days. She is agonizing over her The exhibition of thirty-one located at 33rd and Spruce Streets Ceara & Jeremy to David. Jeremy bit rocky as jealousies soar. Lockridge birthright. Gina and color photographs features in Philadelphia. The Museum is gives Ceara a ring. (I guess he Isabella worries about Victor, as Keith crash the masquerade ball. portraits of Kaplelach and open Tuesday through Saturday, doesn't feel too guilty about usual. April tells Johnny she's sick Dash wants to attend thinking his Kipchornwonek, the southernmost 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 1 to 5 stealing his son's fiancee, does of being cooped up, so they invite is from Julia. (I don't think of several dozen groups of Okiek p.m. on Sundays. Closed summer he?) Barbara is upset when Tom contact Justin about Alexander just so!!) Julia escapes to a cabin to who live on the Western Mau Sundays, Memorial Day through won't sleep in her bed-!!.&IDn! as one of Victor's men arrives with "write a novel," but brings a gun in Escarpment in Kenya. Part of the Labor Day; Mondays; anrl news of Alexander. Eve loses her purse. (This could mean ethnic diversity within Kenya's holidays. Museum admission Another World- Amanda kisses Frankie to Jennifer who has just trouble!) Cruz fears for Eden's national unity, Okiek have donation is $3 adults; $1.50 Sam in the cabin. She asks him lost Jack to self-pity. Carly signs safety at the ball, and should since remained one grOl!f.' about which students and senior citizens; free about Olivia and he says he isn't over her inheritance to Lawrence Andre is watching! Sophia gives many people, even fellow Kenyans, to Museum members, Penn staff, going to rush things with her. who gives Jennifer her annulment. Eden a necklace that's been in the know little. Dr. Kratz writes of the students and faculty, and children Amanda tries to get Ken and Carly and Bo kiss as Emmy vaults for years. Okiek: "Mysterious to outsiders, 6 and under. Call (215)898-4000 Rachel to reconcile as Paulina watches with envy. tries to pull them apart. Grant Young and the Restless-Cassie feared and sr.orned by neighboring for more information. Maasai, Kalcnjin-speaking Okiek puts the moves on Paulina. Vicki General Hospital--Robert and Jack plot to get Brad out of go about their lives unconcerned tries to comfort Ryan after his threatens Scott. Frisco is relieved Jabot and into Raytec. Jill plots to suspension from the police force, that Felicia hasn't asked about his get Brad's job at Jabot, but brad but he's just happy he'll have more trip to Cape Cod. Bobbi refuses to overheard and says he's stayjng at time to spend with fler. (How Jabot. Nikki and victor worry give Lucas up to Cheryl, but romantic and sickening!) Franke Robert says she must return the about Victoria at boarding school. examines the hospital video to TRAPPE BEER & SODA WVOU AM 540 TOP TEN 489-2070

1. Black Crowes-Hard To Handle 6. Tesla--Slgns "YOUR FULL SERVICE BEVERAGE STORE" 2. Queen-Headstrong 7. Kage-Lock The Doors MON-WED 10-7 TRAPPE SHOPPING CENTER 3. Urban Dance Squad--No Kid 8. AC/DC--Money Talks THURS 10-8 130 WEST MAIN STREET 4. Soul Asylum--Something Out or Nothing 9. Van Morrlson--Real Real Gone FR19-9 TRAPPE, PA 10426 SAT 9-8 5. Kin,'s X--It's Love 10. The Cure--Close To Me PROOF OF 1.0. MAY BE REQUIRED! The Grizzly 'Page 6 .. ---...... Features~~~~·~~~~~~~·~ February 4, 1991 Grim's Law This Week In Sgt. Grizz By Kate Grim Awards, but that's a different story Features Editor altogether). U.C. History "THE BEAR FACTS" Not too long ago my sister and Is it possible for both groups to brother had a scaled-down version be equally respected? I wonder BY TERI JOHNSON The "AUTO-BOOT' has fmally ARRIVED!!!!! An auto-boot is an of The Great Debate-i.e.'''Science sometimes. There is a natural Of the Grizzly automobile immobilizer that is used where illegal parking is a problem. vs. Humanities: Which is More defense mechanism inside of many The following policy and use of the BOOT will take effect the 21st of Important?" Their debate went Liberal Arts majors which kicks in Over the Christmas break in 1970 January 1991. One warning will be given to the owner of the vehicle something like this ... each time a science-oriented the students of Ursinus College prior to using the AUTO-BOOT for the following listed violations: Suzy (Sophomore Bio major at person points out all the physical received notice of a tuition Villanova): English majors don't work and stress involved in a \ increase, similar to the one that 1. Parking his/her vehicle irt a STAFF area. have to do anything hard. Bio Science major. However, all the Ursinus students received this year. 2. Parking his/her vehicle in a NO PARKING ZONE AREA majors have no free time. thesauruses and dictionaries in the This increase naturally annoyed 3. Parking his/her vehicle in a Handicapped Area without Steve (English grad student at world can't help to provide everyone, especially the seniors, having the proper temporary permit issued by the Ursinus College Villanova): You think that just defense against those who have who were receiving their fourth Security Department or a License Plate from the state which he/she because we don't have labs we shut their minds to the possibility such notice. From the year 1966 to resides. don't do anything? that humanistic studies can be very 1970 tuition had risen thirty three 4. Parking his/her vehicle ON THE LAWN, ON CAMPUS Suzy: Well, it's not like you have challenging as well. percent. In the year 1970 the cost DRIVEWAYS, BUILDING ENTRANCES, SIDEWALKS, OR FIRE to study for an exam every Unfortunately, what develops of tuition was being increased by LANES. week and memorize a ton of stuff once this defense mechanism two hundred dollars. This brought 5. Any person who has accumulated five or more tickets like I do. wears out is an inferiority complex. the total cost of the college up to during the semester may be subject to having his/her vehicle Steve: True. I don't have to sit One begins to believe that maybe two thousand eight hundred "BOOTED." around and memorize stuff Liberal Arts studies are easier. dollars for the year, a small for an exam and then forget it After all, look how many former amount compared to today, but a I~ the ev~nt your vehicle has been "BOOTED" you will be advised by until fmals. I have to write papers Bio majors are now studying the substantial increase back then. eIther Bnan McCullough, the Director of Security or advised by your and take essays exams in which I humanities versus the number of Because the letter was very vague RA. DO NOT attempt to move the vehicle with the "BOOT' must draw comparisons between former English majors who as to why the increase was occurring, connected, it may cause severe damage. Do not attempt to remove the different works and THINK about decided they'd rather study many students were puzzled about BOOT from your vehicle-any damage sustained to the BOOT while it my answers. .3iology. The fact that those who the college's reasons for raising the is connected to your vehicle will be your responsibility. You will need Suzy: Are you saying I don't have .>witch their majors do so to fmd a costs. The letter sent to the to contact the Security Department so that arrangements can be made to do any thinking? major they can handle is often students simply said there will be with the officer to remove the BOOT once the $25.00 Removal Fee is Steve: No. You have to think ignored for argument's sake. an increase of two hundred dollars paid along with all outstanding violations paid irt full to date. If fmes about what you've memorized. I Instead, it is assumed that the field "in order to defray continually are not paid within two days after the vehicle has been BOOTED have to do original thinking. of study to which they've rising costs beyond our control." stringent disciplinary action shall occur and the privilege of having a Suzy: HA! converted is simple. At this point many of the students vehicle on campus may be revoked. Steve (Giving Suzy a noogie right began to raise the question of As an English and French major YELLOW LINES SIGNIFY STAFF PARKING ONLY-EVEN IF above the patella): HA! whether the extensive building I am naturally biased in this issue. STAFF NOT ON THE SPACE. VIOLATORS WILL BE Suzy: Ow! I probably have a program was the cause of the am also one of many on this TICKETED!!! bruise now. r yearly increases. However what campus who constantly hears Steve: Don't you mean a sub­ most students did not understand ~ -25-9 1 AT 3:10 P.M., It is reported to the Department of Security that, people say, "No offense, but, I dermal hematoma? was that tuition money cannot be three male subjects were acting suspicious and going into various suites mean, I'd probably get good And so the debate went on until used to finance the construction of located at Reimert Hall smearing the windows with a mop. The grades too if I weren't a science the two intellectuals had reduced new buildings; only personal Security Department responded and located the subjects involved. Such major," and "I'm interviewing with themselves to a couple of contributions and government actions will not be tolerated!! The incident has Deen written up as a Rohm & Haas, Johnson & sputtering four year olds. funds could be utilized for this disorderly conduct and the matter is being turned over to the Office of Johnson, and IBM. What are you I bring this argument up not to purpose. Resident Life for disciplinary action. going to do? Teach?" set off a campus-wide debate The main problem that the I respect science-oriented people 1-26-91 AT 2:50 AM., A smoke alarm was activated in the kitchen area between the Science majors an" students had with the rise in because I know that what they of a house on Main Street. The Security Department as well as the the Humanities majors, but to tuition was that they were never told in study is hard. I know enough Collegeville Fire Company and Police Department responded. The discuss the division already present what way the additional money about science to know that their alarm was activated because of a pan that was left on the stove and had between the two. would be used, or whether the brains are geared towards overheated. It is no secret that Science majon. increase was just a question of understanding the difficulties of 1-26-91 AT 4:55 P.M., The Security Department responded to the put in a lot of hours in labs, OJ inflation. Many misunderstandings math and science and mine is not. Myrin Library after receiving a call from the librarian of a "townie" grouped in dorm hallways poking for increased costs could be I would expect that these people causing a problem at this location. The officer called the Collegeville at cat carcuses they were lucky avoided if these questions were understand this as well and do not Police who responded to the location after the subject was not enough to bring home from class answered, however the reasons assume that they could easily walk cooperative. The subject was taken into custody by the Collegeville Where are all the Liberal Arts always seen to remain a secret . majofs during this time? Ask a into an upper level English or Police and transported to the station. French course and handle the 1-28-91 AT 1:55 A.M., While Security was doing a routine patrol of the Science major and the answer is work without any effort bound to be, "Lying on the couch Zacks campus, the officer observed a male subject hanging from a 2nd floor whatsoever. But, you'd be reading a book," as if we're window at Reimert, on the south side. When the subject saw the surprised. looking at the pictures in Horton Specials For The Week Security Van he fled from the location. Hears a Who or something. 1-29-91 AT 3:00 AM., It is reported to the Security Department that We Humanities majors could Mon., Feb. 4--Cheesc;steak on Pita------$2.25 sometime between the hours of 9:00 P.M. and midnight on the 24th of explain over and over again (in January, someone entered into an unlocked room and removed a black about 6 different languages) that leather waist pouch which contained a checkbook, black pen knife, and although it appears we have it Tue., Feb. 5--Chicke~ Parmesan Hogie--$2.50 a wallet with I.D.'s. The investigation continues..... easy, we do actually work hard and we do actually learn more than 2-1-91 AT 4:11 AM., A Fire Alarm Pull Station at Reimert Hall was how to form a sentence. This Wed., Feb. 6--BLT, Reg. Soda free------$1.60 activated by unknown subject(s). The Collegeville Police Department as explanation would not matter, well as the Collegeville Fire Company responded along with Security. though, would it? Society There was no fICe at Reimert-A FALSE AlARM!!! YOU STOOD automatically labels the science­ Thu., Feb. 7--Soup & Small Salad------$1.50 OUT IN THE COLD AT 4:00 IN THE MORNING AND YOUR oriented people as "smart," or SLEEP WAS INTERRUPTED.... DUE TO A CHILDISH ' AND "brilliant." while the INCONSIDERATE ACT. NOT ONLY WERE YOU humanistically-oriented people are Fri., Feb. 8--Bacon Cheeseburger------$2.50 INCONVENIENCED BUT SO WERE THE MEN AND WOMEN just "creative," or "good OF THE COLLEGEVILLE FIRE COMPANY WHO RESPONDED. writers/thinkers/speakers." (Of course, this is the same Society February Breakfast Special 8am-llam which recenlly deemed Vanilla Ice Free Donught with purchase of a cup of Coffee! worthy of two American Music February 4, 1991 The Grizzly Page 7 ****************************************** S t *************************************~***-, ****************************************** Jl()Jr S ***************************************~~ Wrestlers Take It to the Mat Extra BY LAURA ZOBEL brought the crowd to its feet with Of The Grizzly his close and exciting match against E-Town's 167 powerhouse Last Wednesday, the Ursinus Matt Hurley. He lost by a score of Point wrestling team brought their 3-1-1 1-0, with Hurley acquiring an record to Helferrich Hall where escape late in the 3rd period. BY A. JUDD WOYfEK they faced Elizabethtown and Freshman Brian Edens and Scott SpOt1S Edilor Susquehanna. Both teams are very 'Tex" Flannery each pinned his strong and the Bears knew that opponent in the 1st period to give Anabolic steroids are the drugs their work was cut out for them. Ursinus the victory 24-20. that athletes and non-athletes alike The Bears ftrst encountered Unfortunately Ursinus didn't use to get "bigger" or stronger. Elizabethtown, who demonstrated fare so well against Susquehanna Some students take them to fit in their strength by winning the first and lost by a score of 17-20. Kevin or to "get girls." These drugs have two matches and jumping out to a Athearn and Todd Klinedinst both many dangerous side effects, and 10-0 lead. Ursinus won the next won their second match of the steps must be taken to properly three matches to take the lead 12- evening. Kevin won by a score of educate students at a young age of 10. At 134 pounds, Kevin Athearn the dangers involved with steroid 6-4 in a close match and Klinedinst wrestled tough and won his match use. overpowered his opponent by 9-4. Todd Klinedinst, who dropped Anabolic Steroids are synthetic winning 16-5 and accumulating to 142 pounds to fill the spot derivatives of the male sex 4:05 minutes of riding time. vacated by Terry Gallagher due to hormone, testosterone. The Seniors Thom Love and Larry German government under Hitler an injury, pinned his opponent :58 Howe wrestled well and their wins seconds into the second period. At first developed them in an attempt brought Ursinus within four points to create an army of supermen. 150 pounds, Rodney Hessinger's of Susquehanna. Scott Flannery Larry Howe gets Into pOSition ror 8 win. Photo/KalMeen Bowar, Sports Photography Editor Ken Mannie in his article "What impressive 8-3 win enabled Ursinus wrestled an impressive match and Coaches & Athletes Should to take the lead. Elizabethtown won 18-5, but Ursinus fell short of Know About Steroids," which stole the lead back by winning the victory. On Saturday the Bears traveled to Western Maryland. Klinedinst, Scott Flannery, and next two matches. Larry Howe There they faced three teams: Thorn Love wrestling to a draw. appeared in the September 1989 Western Maryland, Mansfield and Ursinus wrestled against issue of Scholastic Coach, refers to Lebannon Valley. The Bears fust these drugs as androgenic-anabolic Lebannon Valley in the ftnal steroids. He says that wrestled against Western match of the day. The day ended "'Androgenic' refers to the Maryland. The Bears started off on a positive note for the Bears masculinizing properties inherent strong with a pin by Kraig Bano, with a 29-4 victory. Kraig Bano in testosterone." Some of the who joined the team in mid­ picked up a forfeit at 118 pounds. season. The Bears lost the next Todd Klinedinst won h'c 3rd effects of the tesl (erone within the steroids c' by Mannie two matches and were behind 6-7. match of the day in style, by a Todd Klinedinst dominated his technical fall at 4:25 minutes. At include initial gro 1h of the penis opponent, which is reflected in the 167 pounds, Larry How put in a and development of the seminal final score, 15-2. His win put the solid performance, controlling his vesicles, growth and development bears on top 10-7, but they would opponent throughout the match, of the prostrate gland. increased lose the lead again and this time which resulted in a 7-1 win. Thorn density of facial and body hair, for good. At 177 pound, Thom Love recorded his 2nd pin of the deepening of the voice, increased Love quickly pinned his opponent day. At 190 pounds, Brian Edens oil production of the baceous in 1:34. Scott Flannery's strong wrestled intensely. His 5-3 victory glands, and increased sexual performance, which also resulted ensured a win for the Bears. Scott interest and desire. in a pin, still wasn't enough for the Flannery's awesome performance Mannie explains that "anabolic" Bears,who fell short of victory 22- by pinning his opponent in :28 literally means to "build up." The 23. seconds into the 1st period capped steroids used by most athletes and Disheartened by losing by such off a fine performance by the body builders today have a high a slim margin, the Bears faced Bears. The team this week travels anabolic quality, but the Mansfield with little morale. The - to Haverford on Wednesday and androgenic effects have been team didn't fare well, with the only John Hopkins on Saturday. chemically minimized. Therefore, Scoll Flannery pins his opponent. Photo/KiltMeen Bowen, Sports Photography Editor bright spots being wins by Todd steroid users to not get the androgenic, masculinizing results they sometimes think they are Football Players Honored at Banquet getting. "While federal law stipulates that anabolic steroids be graduate John Eitzen, a senior available by prescription only, most InformatioD taken from major, was named the Bears' Ursinus in rushing with 556 yards economics and .business abusers obtain these drugs through UC SPORTS NEWS Scholar Athlete. Thompson was on 150 carries. He also tied for the administration major, was named black market avenues," states Spotts InfonnaJion third on the team with 54 tackles, team lead with four touchdowns. including 20 unassisted. He also Barber was named to the CFC the Bears' Defensive Most Mannie. The steroids come in two Valuable Player. Eitzen, who was forms, oral and injectable. Most The football team held its registered three quarterback sacks, Academic AIl-Star Team. Senior health and physical named to both the CFC and abusers take both kinds of annual team banquet before the forced a fumble, and broke up two education major Matt Smith was ECAC All-Star Teams, led Ursinus steroids. Many do something semester break and honored some passes. His play earned Thompson named the Bears' Offensive Most in tackles for the second straight referred to as "stacking," which is of the outstanding team members. a spot on the Eastern College season. He registered 70 tackles, taking a number of different Sophomore economics and Athletic Conference (ECAC) Valuable Player. Smith was including 19 unassisted and one steroids at the same time, both business administration major Division III South All-Star Team. Ursinus' second leading receiver last season. The 6-foot-3 tight end quarterback sack, from his inside oral and injectable. Some heavy Todd Klinedinst was named the He received honorable mention to linebacker position. He also abusers take up to seven different Bears' Special Teams Most the Centennial Football caught 28 passes for 261 yards and recovered one fumble, forced kinds of steroids at the same time. Valuable Player. Klinedinst, who Conference (CFC) All-Star Team, two touchdowns. A team captain, another, and broke up ftve passes. Mannie states that "anabolic also saw time at free safety, was and was named to the CFC Smith was named to the ECAC Eitzen received honorable mention fifth on the team in 46 tackles. He Academic All-Star Team. Division III South All-Star Team. steroids have limited medical to the CFC All-Star Team in 1989 also forced two fumbles, broke up Tony Barber, a sophomore Smith was also leading receiver for uses,· but according to an article after he set an Ursinus single­ fIVe passes, and recorded a safety. English major, was named the Ursinus during the 1989 season. by Eliot Marshall in the October season record with 115 tackles. Walkersville High School Bears' Rookie of the Year. Barber, He caught 45 passes for 466 yards 14,1988 issue of Science magazine, who missed all of his freshman as the Bears posted a 5-5 record. Infonnalion reamutged by Judd graduate Pat Thompson, a senior See Extra Point page 8 health and physical education season with a knee injury, led Notre Dame Prep School Woylek, Sports Edilor Page 8 The Grizzly February 4, 1991 ~****************~************************ *****************************************1 ****************************************** Sports *****************************************. Swimmers Drown E-town Harley's Haven BY STEVEN GRUBB BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN Bowl team for a while-too much Assistant Sports Editor Of The Gtizzly dissention in the ranks and inferior coaching will probably do them in. At some point in every sports Hi there! It's me again. Let's see Then again, who knows? team's season, sights are set on . . where to start? There's the General manager Lee Thomas something above head-to-head Flyers, who just climbed back into has his hands Phull with games or meets and the focus second place. They are only three arbitration hearings and getting contracts signed. It looks like all of shifts to making the playoffs or points behind those pesky New the Phillies are going to be back playing well at conference York Rangers, and have done it despite injuries to key players like championships. That time of next year-whether or not this is a Tim Kerr, Mark Howe, and now season has arrived for the good thing remains to be seen. But their leading scorer, Rick Tocchet. as a diehard Phils fan, I can only men's and women's swim (A little pat on the back for yours look on the bright side: Wally teams. truly in predicting Mike Ricci as a Backman brings even more spirit The swimmers have gone solid player for years to come!) and versatility to the team; Dale through a season of My poor, poor Sixers. Losing Murphy and Von Hayes are unprecedented pool time and Charles Barkley can be compared determined to improve on last hard work, some going as many to the Chicago Bulls losing year's numbers; and Wes as 11,000 yards in one day. It's Michael Jordan. Sir Charles' Chamberlain will get a chance to fmally the time of year when dominating presence has returned show that he is the second coming the 'Mers can look forward to to the court and hopefully will pull of Johnny Callison. the team out of the downward spin some rest and reduced yardage, Speaking of Johnny Callison, if they've been in for the past few there is anyone out there who and watch their times drop at weeks. Kudos to Hersey Hawkins knows who JC was, you are the MAC Championship meet for his valiant efforts in trying to welcome to write in. Or even if Teni Johnson Strokel ahead or her rompetllor. Photo/A. Judd Woytd; Sporu Editor scheduled for February 21-23 carry the team: not many people you don't know one of the greatest at Swarthmore. realize how good the Hawk is right-fielders in the Phillies' The Elizabethtown Blue Jays 1,000 yd. freestyle, 500 yd. fly leg of the 400 yd. medley when there's a Barkley around to history, send in any responses you arrived last Tuesday to find a freestyle) and Jen Derstine relay. The final was 111-87. take the spotlight. have. Tell me off, tell me I'm tired, but excited Ursinus team. (400 yd. medley relay, 200 yd. As for the men, there was The Eagles' new head coach, right, tell me something!! whatever his name is (I know-it's The Blue Jay women posed a Individual Medley, 200 yd. never any worry as to who Remember to drop off your Rich Kotite), has hired a new legitimate threat of winning the backstroke). Senta Bamberger would win from the begirming, opinions at the penthouse suite of bunch of coaches. Oh boy. Is it my meet, while the E-town men and Lisa Wessner scored well the spacious Bomberger Complex but Ursinus swam some imagination or do they all come located behind the new Olin offered some good individuals, with two victories a piece. impressive races. Triple from losing teams? Kotite's from building-which is where 75% of but a thin team overall. Bamberger took firsts in the 50 winners included Mike the Jets, Bud Carson crawled out my classes are. Remember, sports The women's meet was fairly yd. freestyle and as a member Baganski, who looked good in of Cleveland with the new fans, I love ya, and "don't let life close through the third event, of the 400 yd. medley relay his season best time of 2:20.80 linebackers coach, and nobody treat you like a baby treats a the 200 yd. freestyle. team. Wessner captured her in the 200 yd. breaststroke. He knows where the rest of these guys diaper" (adapted from Norman Elizabethtown was only trailing wins in the 500 yd. freestyle also won the 50 yd. freestyle came from. I hate to admit that Peterson). 28-25, but then the flood-gates and the 200 yd. butterfly. and was a member of the the Eagles don't look like a Super opened with Ursinus taking Bamberger also picked up a winning 400 yd. medley relay first place in the remaining second in the 100 yd. freestyle team. Steve Grubb was the Extra Point Continued events, except for the 100 yd. while Wessner placed second in other three-time winner, anabolic steroids are used in the A survey done among 12th freestyle. Leading the women the 200 yd. freestyle. Kelly capturing the 200 yd. butterfly, medical profession for such things grade high school students by were two triple winners, Mary Crowers was Ursinus' only 500 yd. freestyle, and taking a as treating female breast cancer, William E. Buckley, PhD. and fIVe combating two kinds of anemia, Garrett (400 yd. medley relay, other winner , swimming the win as a member of the 400 yd. other doctors and scientists which and reducing the effects of appeared in the December 16, freestyle relay. Also picking up hereditary angioedema. Some boys 1990 JAMA showed that in 1986, points in the 104-68 win were who are small for their age are 3% of the total population Judd W oytek (400 yd. medley prescnbed steroids to aid in the surveyed was using steroids (5% of relay, 2nd in the 200 yd. growth, but the dosage prescnbed males and 1% of females). At one backstroke), Malt Landis by doctors is much less than the high school, 8% of the senior (firsts in the 400 yd. medley dosages which many steroid males reported steroid use. Two relay and 200 yd. backstroke), abusers take. years later, the same survey Jeff Andrews (1st in the 1,000 Use of anabolic steroids without showed that 6-7% of all high yd. freestyle and 2nd in the 500 a prescription is illegal. Athletes school seniors were currently using use the drugs to get "bigger" and or had previously used steroids. yd. freestyle), and Dean Streck to increase their strength, 383% of the users said that they (400 yd. medley relay, 400 yd. endurance, and aggressiveness. had first used them at the age of freestyle relay, and 2nd in the Non-athletes use them to improve 15 or younger. Another third had 100 yd. freestyle). Fred Brown appearance or to become more used steroids by age 16. 38.1% of swam well with season best muscular to "get girls." In the the abusers reported "stacking,· times in winning the 200 yd. October 3, 1990 issue of The while 40% reported fIVe or more 1M and fmishing second in the Journal of the American Medical cycles of use. Only 43.6% of the 200 yd. breaststroke. He and Association (lAMA), Virginia S. abusers reported participation in Chris Foust were the other Cowart reveals a recent survey that athletics. The reasons for use were swimmers on the winning 400 estimates "some 262,000 . as follows: to improve athletic yd. freestyle relay team. adolescents arc using or have used performance (47.1%), to improve appearance (26.7%), to prevent or The Bears continue to wind steroids." The report showed that 5%-11 % of teenage boys in grades treat an injury (10.7%), which, by down their season with two 7-12 have used steroids and that the way, is illegal. away meets, Wednesday at 0.5%-2.5% of girls in the same age Widener and Saturday at group are involved in illegal Franklin & Marshall, and then This special edition of Extra steroid use. Conservative reports Point--THE DANGERS OF return home for their fmal estimate that there are some one STEROIDS--will be continued meet against Division I Loyola million steroid abusers, 500,000 of throughout the not lew issues 01 these are children 18 years and Orb FDUaI tllKUlel • atron& backslrOke. Photo/A. Judd woyteA; Sporu Editor on Tuesday, February 12. The Grizzly. under in age. February 4, 1991 The Grizzly Page 9 ****************************************** Sports *****************************************,*****************************************: Martin Scores 1,OOOth Career Point BY KRISHNI PATRICK pick-up with the boys," and game both home and away Edi/or-in-Chie/ officially began on her sixth grade Martin's parents remained a team. As captain of her high source of support throughout her 1,000 points isn't just another school (Ursuline Academy) team basketball career. It was her father catchy Republican slogan for her senior year she led the squad who flIst noticed the 1,000 point senior Deb Martin. For this 5-foot- to a 23-2 season, the Catholic goal as a possibility and her 5 guard from Wilmington, Conference Championship, and mother who took the actual 1,000 Delaware 1000 points is an the State Championship. She also point ball home to remember the accomplishment that puts her in won honors that year as All­ event. an elite group with only two other Catholic, AU-County, and All­ When asked what she attributes women in Ursinus basketball State. her success to, Martin replies history. Named co-captain of the Lady simply, "Wynique Reed." Martin Last December third, Martin Bears this year with senior Trina and the junior Economics and sunk a 15 foot jumper in Ursinus' Derstine, Martin has been a top­ Business Administration major rub game at Immaculata College to hit scorer throughout her four years. each others elbows as part of their this milestone. Though the Lady She scored 277 points as a pre-game ritual. Reed, when asked Bears eventually lost the game 68- freshman, 274 as a sophomore, if she thinks she's getting the short 92, Martin ended the game with 15 and 323 as a junior. Last season end of the stick, states confidently, points. She has since continued she hit a career-high 43 percent "My day will come." playing strong and now has over from the field. Martin, a senior politics major, 1,100 points for her collegiate Calling her 1,000 point hopes to eventually sell real estate career. milestone, something she "didn't as a career. In spite of all her This recent accomplishment is really plan," Martin sees the accomplishments, the memory of only the latest in Martin's long accomplishment as something Ursinus that will stick with Martin Deb Martin and Wynique Reed basketball career. Her love for the the most after she graduates will more for her parents than for PhotojJ(ristin ScJrwartz, Ph.oIogroplry EdiJor sport began as a child, "playing herself. Coming to every single be, "My teammates and the friends I've made."

Hoopsters 'Fall to Hopkins t • f '~I BY TREY GELSTON 0/ The Grizzly half, but the Blue Jays proved to be too strong and deep for the SPORTS BEAT On January 30, the men's Bears and took the game 70-62. basketball team travelled down to Pete Smith led the Bears with Monday, February 4 . Baltimore to take on the Blue Jays 24 points and Andy Lesher had 13 . Men's Basketball v. Haverford Home 8:00pm of Johns Hopkins who were Lesher and Smith seemed to score perched in flIst place with an at will inside or maybe from Will, undefeated league record. as in point guard Will Briggs who Tuesday, February 5 The Bears, with two league had six assists. However, with Women's Basketball v. Eastern Away 7:00pm losses, were tied for third and were about four minutes left in the in a must win situation. game, Lesher went down with an Unfortunately, the Bears appeared ankle injury which hurt the Bears' to be in hibernation the flISt few chances of catching up. Ron Algeo Wednesday, February 6 minutes of the game as the Blue added seven points; Matt Swimming v. Widener Away 7:00pm Jays flew to an early 13-4 lead. Campbell scored six; and Brendon Wrestling v. Haverford Away 7:00pm After an Ursinus time out, the Sharpe gained four. Bears started to claw their way Ursinus takes on Haverford in back into the game behind Pete Helferrich Hall tonight at 8:00pm Friday, February 8 Smith's inside scoring. At the half, and then on Saturday, the Bears the Bears only trailed by a count meet up with the Shoremen of Women's Indoor Track --- PAIAW Championships of 33-28. Washington College, who went to Ursinus crept to within three the Division III Final Four last points midway through the second season. Saturday, F ebrualy 9 Women's Basketball v. Moravian Home 6:00pm Men's Basketball v. Washington Home 8:00pm Donald R. Groff Wrestling v. Swarthmore @ Johns Hopkins 12:00pm Named New Softball Coach Gymnastics v. Ithaca Away 12:00pm Swimming v. Franklin & Marshall Away 2:00pm From UC SPORTS NEWS Groff coached little league softball SPOI1S In/Oimalion in the Coventry League, won a league title, and guided the all-star Sunday, February 10 Spring City, PA., resident team to the District 23 Donald R. Groff has been named championship. Men's Indoor Track v. Haverford Away head softball coach at Ursinus "We're pleased that Don Groff College. has accepted the challenge of Groff has extensive youth rebuilding our women's softball Monday, F ebntary 11 softball and baseball coaching program," said Ursinus associate Women's Basketball v. Widener Away 7:00pm experience. He managed for four athletic director Adele P. Boyd. Men's Basketball v. Catholic University 8:00pm years in the Royersford Youth "Don is an enthusiastic coach who Athletic League and produced two stres.~es sound fundamentals and good defense. He has already put championship teams. Groff also Tuesday, F ebl1tary 12 managed for three years in the a great deal of lime inlo the Spring-Ford Babe Ruth League, program." Swimming v. Loyola Home 6:00pm led his team to a league Groff inherits an Ursinus team Wrestling v. Kings Home 7:00pm championship, and coached the who won just three of 22 games league all-star team. Additionally, last season. g February 4, 1991 =pae=10=The=Grizz=IY =0 pin ion s ILett e rs

Campus Memo The Grizzly government's policy; the soldiers in Krishni Patrick desk in the occupation Army. "Pax Editor-in-Cbief BY RICHARD P. RICHTER Vietnam tragically were indicted Associate Editor Eleanore Hajian Americana" in Europe was at its along with the government pOlity Editorial Assistant Denise Makoid apogee. Mere privates and by many who opposed the War. News Editors Eleanore Hajian corporals like me could take a This differentiation, along with the Krisbni Patrick Grand Tour on their small salaries. absence so far of a draft, has made "Every war is going to astonish Features Editors Coleen Casciano The economic miracle of West you," Dwight Eisenhower said. As the mood of campuses markedly Kate Grim Germany lay nearly a decade in different from that of the Vietnam the war in the Gulf greets me on Arts and Entertainment Editor Jennifer Strawbridge the future. We took pretty much the morning broadcasts, I reflect period. I hope it \vill be pOSSlble Assistant Arts and Entertainment Edi~ors Sara Jacobson for granted the privileged life that on the astonishments of the wars for campuses to maintain the Danielle Owens we led. that have occurred in my lifetime. reflective and responsible attitude Sports Editor A. Judd Woytek With such a benign experience that we have seen so far. For those of us who were kids Assistant Sports Editor Steven Grubb as a draftee and with a child's during World War II, war was not I fmd it ironic that this colorfu~ Science Editors Eric Bleickardt memory of a just war, I did not at high-tech, instantaneously reported Todd Koser abnormal or abhorrent at all. To a first understand the student nine-year-old, remembering Pearl war should be perceived in some Opinions Editors Yvette Dennis protests against the Vietnam macabre way as a kind of video Mark Hallinger Harbor-as a popular song urged conflict in the 'sixties. But, like us to do-was a simple and natural game, courtesy of CNN. That is Pbotography Editors Peter Senescu America as a whole, I came to see about as accurate a picture of war Kristen Schwartz act of childhood. We memorized that the astonishments of Vietnam the silhouettes of enemy warplanes as the one we kids conjured up Sports Photography Editor Kathleen Bowers had to bring a fundamental change printed on bubble gum cards. Of during World War II. Assistant Pbotography Editors Karla Hummel to American attitudes toward war. The truly astonishing thing is Toni Castells Talens course our games were war games. To the surprise of people my The war filmed on the back lots that war still survives, that Business Managers Pam Parkhurst generation and older, war, it governments still have not figured Meghan McCormick of Hollywood in black and white, seems, was not after all a simple in which the heroes all smoked out the peace game. The Circulation Manager John Petko black and white affair. Its enduring cigarettes non-stop, was our fundamental hope we all share is Computer Consultant Erik Moore terrors reached the domestic front entertainment at double feature that the war will end quickly and Kenn Bradley in the 'sixties and injected a deep lay the groundwork for Gar Donecker shows at the movie theatre on sense of anxiety into the American Saturday afternoons. stabilization in the Middle East. Typists Tara Livingston understanding of war. Beyond that, is it too much to Danielle Owens Those films taught us that the In recent months, as the U.S. war was just, that there were real hope that people and governments Proofreaders • Scott Galiger prepared itself for yet another war, evils in the world, that giving up will again take up the search Linda Fisher the debate about it was heavily world-wide for the peaceful Erika Compton life itself to overcome those evils colored by the attitudes forged in was a nobel, even an expected, resolution of conflict? Faculty Adviser Mrs. Agostinelli America in the 'sixties. But now thing to do. that we are in it, the Gulf War so Staff Members: Aileen Bidelspach, Jennifer Blay, Matt Becker, Kathleen Shortly after I was drafter into far has had its own flavor and its Bowers, Louis Bove, Becky Carreon, Erika Compton, Dawn Deraney, the Army in 1953 for a two-year own set of surprises. It is quite Dianne Gabel, Scott Galiger, Trey Gelston, Bob Gonzella, Lori Gosnear, tour, the cease-fire in Korea was different from Vietnam. Adria Harris, Rebecca Heyl, Terri Johnson, Tara Livingston, Evelyn declared. The danger of my going One of the most notable Kousoubris, Megan Mendte, Melisa Miller, Erik Moore, Sona Rewari, into real war was thus removed. differences is that Americans have Harley Rubin, Neil Schafer, Satsuki L. Scoville, Cristina Seliga, Gabi I had the good luck in any event been able to draw a line between Scheel, Ellyn Shatz, Susan Steele, Jen Stritch, Tonya Ugoretz, Mark to be shipped to Europe instead of their moral support of fellow Wilhelms, Cassandra Yutzy, Diane Griffin I Lora Zobel ,"Trash ~ Coats the Far East. So I "fought" my citizens in uniform and their "war" as a chief clerk behind a differing opinions about our EDITORIAL Well, well, well, February is here again and for twenty-eigbt days Letter Policy America will take time out of its busy schedule to remember a people who have given their beautiful culture, talents, and hard labor to ber. Letters must by typed and no more than 300 words. Name and Twenty-eight days; we don't even get thirty-one. In the span of these telephone number are require4 for verification purposes. Letters can be twenty-eight days Ursin us will do all that it can to give you a deposited in the Grizzly mail box in Fetterolf 0;" outside of the perspective on the lire, history, and culture of Mrican-Americans Publications room (third floor Bomberger hbrary side) ~, Thursday. The through displays, lectures, and plays. It's all very nice, but who wants Grizzly reserves the right tf) edit all letters. Requests ~'or anonymity will a perspective when you could have a full understanding? Afier all the be considered by the editorial board. displays have been removed, the lecturers have lectured, and the plays have entertained us, do we go back to a mentality of ignorance and apathy? Surely you cannot believe that you can learn over tbree­ hundred years of African-American history in twenty-eight days? Did It is our feeling thai ·Opinions· pieces and the dialogs they often you know that Dr. Charles Drew was the first to separate the plasma inspire are the most interesting section of a a publication. Expression of ~m blood, a technique that allows us to save many lives today opinion is crucial for positive change to occur on the Uninus Campus; this through transfusion? How about Daniel Hale Williams? He was the expression of ideas requires input from both faculty and students. The first person to successfully perform open heart surgery.' The simple Opinions section of The Grizzly is intended to be a folW11 for discussion. yet much needed tramc light that helps keep order in society was Your opinions are needed to keep discussion broad based and pertinent. Invented by an African-American. These discoveries and inventions Topics can range from local or campus issues and intemational

that we often take for granted help to show that African-Americans issues. Single submissions on any topic will be welcome. The length of a .f: have had a hand In the development of a great nation as mucb as typical opinion piece is usually between 200 and 400 words. Any article anyone else. Therefore, ir we really want to know what it means to be received by a Thunday can be printed in the following Monday's Grizzly, as American, we must know the significance or all ethnic groups. Rather space allows. than celebrate this culture on the shortest month, once a year, let's do Pieces may be delivered directly to the Publications Room (3rd It every month. Floor Bomberger-Library side) -Opinions Editon YMD =F=~=a=ry=~=~=91~~~~~=~pinions=~~~~Th~eG=~=~~=P.~u=,

Peace Movement Needs Agenda

BY MARK HALLINGER Opinions Editor populace would not have been course not, because Israel would quickly take up where we left off. "No War for Oil". "US Out of adversely affected by a pre-1972 This could lead to an Arab-Israeli Middle East". "Give Peace a withdrawal. This is not just 20-20 war on a larger scale than we have Chance". All of the above are hindsight-academics and many ever seen. Additionally, moderate slogans put forth by an anti-war politicians basically came to this Arab leaders such as Egypt's movement that I have respect for, conclusion by 1968. Theoretical Hosni Mubarek might fall; this though '::0 not agree with their backing and a subsequent political r would further polarize an already sentiments. A slogan, by deftnition, agenda thus gave protests unstable region. is a catchphrase or distinctive cry legitimacy. Moderates could see Frankly, I can't see any that symbolizes a group or that the protestors' demands were reasonable scenarios involving a movement. It is assumed, at least reasonable, and many agreed with deescalation of the operation in by me, that a slogan will be an agenda that included withdrawal. the near future, unless Saddam supported by further theoretical Hussein makes concessions. So backing and a clear agenda. Now consider the protests what's the point of saying "No War Consider the post 1967 anti­ against the Iraq conflict. We have for Oil" now? Vietnam War protests. The slogans many slogans, which by their very From an effectiveness of those protesting were backed by nature are simplistic. Before standpoint, I think the protests are a wide variety of intellectual January 16th, these slogans could lacking. I'm not saying that there arguments and even legitimate easily stand for diplomacy or aren't ways to increase protest Presidential candidates. The sanctions or other legitimate non­ legitimacy, and thus protest protestors' basic message-­ combat alternatives. From January effectiveness. I am saying that "Withdraw from Vietnam"-was 16th on, however, the movement simplistic slogans will win few reasonable. Many would has simply not articulated converts in the near future unless legitimately argue that U.S. policy legitimate options. Slogans such as they begin specifying reasonable in Vietnam was misinformed about "Complete removal of a U.S. agendas. a variety of social and political Presence" and "Stop Fighting" do Perhaps the media hasn't factors. Additionally, by 1968 our not reflect legitimate options. Iraqi covered the protests thoroughly involvement in Vietnam was Scud attacks on Israel have greatly enough. It is, of course, ultimately largely a matter of pride. complicated the matter. Does the fault of the protestors if their Withdrawal was thus a reasonable anyone !E!l.!J! think that a agenda is not reported. Or if they option. Our national interests and withdrawal of U.S. forces would simply don't have one. the interests of the Vietnamese stabilize the region now? Of

Why We Are at War: The Opinion Upcoming Campus Discussion . of One Informed Layperson on the Gulf Conflict

DR. WILLIAM ROSENTHAL, Environmental President and the war because of this man's desire to • Open Dialog Education President and proved to deflect attention from a domestic be neither chose the nickname agenda so devoid of substance, of Professor of Mathematics "Persian War President" over meaning, of vision, that his chief The Changing Conduct of War "Nothing President." We are at advisor could unashamedly _respond "Not that much," when Moderator: Dr. Richard King We are at war because of a "men have always recently asked what it contains. sequence of egregious and We are at war because our avoidable errors of political and president foresaw that going to Wed. February 6 moral judgment on t~e parts of gone to war war offered him his best chance at our leaders. We are at war reelection. Parents Lounge 12:30-1:00 PM because a conspiracy of silence when offered the We are at war because our and ignorance amounts to an president made common cause acceptance of and acquiescence in opportunity" with the leaders of a Defense • Discussion these errors. Department terrified at the We are at war because of our war because this man wanted prospect of a futy-percent cut in historical failure to understand those whom he is elected to serve their funds. We are at war because David Mailen that American values and to forget that he has taken and these leaders chose to fight a war sensibilities are not universal, an plans to take no measures to help in order to cancel a dividend of Wed. Feb. 6 inability to acknowledge that them feed and house and teach peace. -civilization- and -Western themselves; to guarantee and We are at war because of the civilization- are not aynonymous, protect certain Constitutional age-old belief that force against is Wismer Parent's Lounge and the disastrous consequences of rights that do not serve the superior to collaboration with as a the prideful preaumption that the interests of himself and his means for resolving human interests of the privileged dais of colleagues; to cherish and nurture conflict. 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. one countly take prec:edenc:e of the land that we lease from nature; We are at war because powerful the hopes and dreams of other and to pay them back the billions men - men - have always gone to peoples of the world. stolen from them by the robber war when offered the opportunity We are at war l)ec:ause a man barons of the banking and to go to war. who promised to be both the investment industries. We are at · 'Page 12 The Grizzly

But sti/l try, for who knows what is possible - Faraday Science News ithillk thy thoughts after thee, 0 God - Kepler

BY REED COATS Garbage: A Terrible Thing to Waste Of The Gn'zzly Thls method of reducing the that the monetary gain due to demanded that states form a plan Toxic reduction can be amount of waste is known as point source reduction can ba to deal with their hazardous waste exemplified by the history of "point source reduction." The substantial. Chevron USA and encouraged them to plan to asbestos. Once known as I Analysis main application is thro\.lgh incorporated a closed loop high construct incinerators, build superior insulator, the flakJ companies or industries. The pressure water cleaning system landfills or work with businesses to material proved to cause lung he maker of Post-Itlm principals involved, however, are that replaced a hazardous cleaning reduce the amount of waste cancer in humans and was T agent and saves the company Notes (3M) started a program in applicable even here at Ursinus produced. subsequently regulated in the 1975 that allowed their employees College. The disposal of organic, $50,000 per year. These plans are known as the 1970's. The industry quicklJ to comment on how the company metallic, or caustic wastes can be Other savings can be realized, Capacity Assurance Plans (CAP's) rebounded with cheaper, safer and could reduce its production of quite costly. For this reason, it is too. If the production of toxic and the EPA does not stress, superior insulators to replace the waste. In the nine years that beneficial for large companies to waste is decreased, the need for unfortunately, the last option. asbestos. So long as there exists I followed, the company saved $190 seek alternative chemicals to those places to bury or bum this waste Point source reduction could, in cheap yet hazardous way to million. This savings was caused that pose biological threats to the will consequently be decreased. effect, compensate for the need to dispose of toxic wastes (landfills by a reduction in the amount of eflvironment. The National Toxies Campaign employ the first two options and and incineration) there will be no wastes produced, a decrease in the Unless the government will Fund published a paper in 1989 therefore save both the state and incentive to reduce the amoulll need to dispose of hazardous sponsor programs, give tax breaks regarding hazardous waste disposal the business money that would produced. wastes, and an absence of a need or promote the reduction of in the future. In this report they have been spent on waste disposal. One of the key ways to reduce to purchase hazardous chemicals. hazardous waste at its source, little found that the United States EPA For companies who review their the waste, therefore, is to not They discovered that one of the will be done to address the is preparing to deal with the practices and make changes in the create it in the fIrst place. If this most important ways to reduce problem. Therefore it must be increase in hazardous waste mainly chemicals used, monetary savings lesson can be communicated to the waste was to not create it in the pointed out by employees by building incinerators (Gn'zzly. is almost guaranteed within two right people in industry, a serious first place. (hopefully by Ursinus graduates) Jan. 28, 1991. p.12). The EPA years of adapting new technology. cut in the production of hazardous waste can be achieved.

Chemistry of the Gulf War BY CHRISTIN OUIWIN Of The Gn'zzly some estimations it has been said 4. lethal in moderate doses of 100 to 150 feet. a crop-duster. Cannot be used for that Iraq has 2,000 to 4,000 tons of 5. does not contain mustard(given 2. Short and long range rockets­ hydrogen cyanide gas. toxic chemicals, mainly nerve gas name by British soldiers -WWI may spread gas over area similar and mustard gas. In addition it formula in use at that time smelled to that of an artillery shell has been assumed that biological like mustard) 3. Bombs and canisters-dropped Compiled from the The New York me,;"n mili"'Y agent-such as anthrax-could have from aircraft, bomb explodes while Times - Jan 30, 1991 A been moved to safer areas, away Nerve Gases: canister sprays its contents. Iraq officials say, in Baghdad, there are large stocks of nerve gas and germ from production plants. In the 1. block transmission of electrical has gas bombs weighing up to agents. Many military analysts, in words of General Powell, .. ... there signals in nervous system 1,OOOlbs which spread an especially Writers needed for the science both Washington, D.C. and are hundreds of bunkers out 2. make it difficult or impossible dense cloud over an area, radius section of The Grizzly. Meetingl Moscow face the difficult task of there," but .... .it would have been a to breathe of 100 to 200 feet. are Monday at 7:00 p.m. in thin! eliminating thousands of tons of waste of our effort to keep chasing 3. cause loss of control over 4. Underwing tanks on aircraft­ floor Bomberger, library side. chemical and biological weapons every single bunker, which mayor bowels and urinary track, dispersal pattern similar to that of stockpiled at hundreds of sites may not have chemical weapons shuddering, convulsions and across Iraq. Iraq has threatened stored in them." Analysts say in respiratory failure to use chemical weapons. As order to fully destroy Iraq's 4. lethal in tiny doses when inhaled recently as Monday, January 28, chemical weapons could take or touched Math Research 1991, President Saddam Hussein hundreds or thousands of combat 5. heavier than air, can linger for referred to using unconventional missions. In destroying stockpiles two to three hours in shell craters BY SUPRAllK BANERJEE Special 10 1M Grizzly weapons against allied forces in of biological weapons, the and trenches preserving and protecting his populations of neighboring Lynn Fantuzz~ a senior majoring in country. countries could be threatened. Hydrogen Cyanide: Matb/Computer Science, is presently doing In its recent war with Iran, Even if plants were to be 1. chemically blocks transfer of independent study on databases. In ber damaged, they could be rebuilt. oxygen from lungs in own words, ·databases are 8 series of tables Baghdad used chemical weapons of related information.· Lynn's major against ·ts own people in "Sure it hurts them to lose a lot of bloodstream (effectively project Is designing a data system·any Kurdistan, fuing rockets and facilities, but they're not suffocating victim) exclamations she waves olr with, ·I'm only artillery shells and dropping bombs irreparable," said W. Seth Carus, a 2. disperses quickly-lighter than air designing a very simple system.· The from airplanes. Against the Kurds, fellow at the Washington Institute MathematicaJ Association of America (MAA) bas conferred upon ber free the government 1 also emploved for Near East Policy. membenhip. The MAA olren free planes flying crop-duster style to DISPERSION OF CHEMICALS membenhip to tbe senior bolding the spray lethal toxins on civilians. bighest G.PA in upper level math couna. Despite America's claim to have Iraq has systems which can send Presently, Lynn is lethal gas toward allied positions working at the Quanticb damaged or destroyed chemical IRAQ'S CHEMICAL ~SENAL firm twice a week and wiD plants in Salman Pak and using: grenades, artillery shells, be enrolled there full time 'Samarra( outside of Baghdad) as Distilled Mustard Gas: aircraft bombs, canisters and upon graduation in May, well as some in AI Qaim(near 1. immediate and violent rackets and tanks under wings of 1991. Even as Lynn aircraft. The affect of gas attack prepares her plans Cor the the Syrian border) Iraqi military inflammation of the eyes and lungs future, we wish her luck expert Anthony Cordesman 2. quickly causes skin rashes, which on area depends on: and success. feared that several thousand tons turn in!O ~treme blistering terrain, wind, and weather. of chemical weapons may still be 3. can fill craters and trenches and stored away, but ready for linger in lethal doses for 1. Artille~-155 mm shell spreads immediate use in the war. In days (it is heavier than air) gas over circular area with radius