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EVIEWA FOUR-STAR ALL-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DUSC fights plus/minus grading By James J. Musick said the group decided to develop the philosophy department. DUSC would discuss the proposal at its college, Thomas explained. Administrative News Editor proposal after an informal vote by 70 percent The executive committee of DUSC met meeting, Thomas said. "Our feeling is It is possible, but unlikely, DUSC would of Faculty Senate indicated a majority of its Sept. 11 to discuss ways in which it could students are not at all in favor [of the favor the system if amendments were made, The Delaware Undergraduate Student members were opposed to the new grading overturn the plus/minus grading system, plus/minus system)." he said. The idea for the plus/minus system Congress (DUSC) plans to propose a motion system. Thomas said. Students' opinions on plus/minus are originated from a previous student to defeat the plus/minus system at the next "The message was the senators were "We're looking at how to bring [the based on information gathered from a poll government, but the plan was changed 1 Faculty Senate meeting, according to the slightly in favor of not initiating the system," proposal) up and we want to make it an issue Lalcen by DUSC about a year ago, he said. considerably, he said. DUSC president. said Dr. Frank Dilley, president of the because we feel the students are getting the DUSC opposes the system because it is Jeff Thomas (BE 90), president of DUSC, Faculty Senate and c hairman of the shon end of the stick," he said. not mandatory ilnd can vary from college to see GRADING page 8 Vigil Groups plan battles policy review Students to assist Dilley announced the senate's sexual plans at its Sept. 12 meeting in in reevaluation of Memorial Hall. • "We've asked for candidates to divestment issue contact the senate office and I'm cr1mes hopeful we'll appoint a committee By Bill Swayze by October," Dilley said. Administrative News Editor Two years ago, Faculty Senate Speakers cry out approached the board of trustees and Several university organizations recommended total divesunent from against violence will research the economic, social South Africa, Dilley said. and moral issues about divestment "That recommendation was toward women of university holdings from South rejected by the board," Dilley said. Africa. "You cannot predict what the board By Darin Powell The Faculty Senate will create an of trustees will do." Associate News Editor ad hoc committee about divestment Aft.cr appointing members to the to decide "whether the senate shall More than 350 people gathered new ad hoc committee, members recommend total divestment from on the steps of Purnell Hall Friday will research divestment and Faculty South Africa," Dr. Frank Dilley, night at a vigil for victims of Senate will report its findings to the Faculty Senate president, said board of trustees. campus rape. Friday. Members of the crowd carried Continued student support for Delaware Undergraduate Student lit candles, sang songs and listened divestment, according to David L. Congress (DUSC) will seek student to statements about rape from Colton, mathematics professor and opinion about divestment, according various university groups. member of the Newark Rainbow to DUSC President Jeff Thomas (BE "Sexual violence takes on many Coalition, was a major element for 90). form s, the most devastating of the success of many campus The board of trustees' new which is rape," said Kym Smythe, organizations who participated in a Committee on Public Affairs and area cooridnator for the Harrington divestment rally on the steps of Advancement, which was formed Complex and South Central Memorial Hall in May. during the summer, also will review Campus. Allison Graves DUSC will provide students with many issues subject to public Paul Ferguson, advisor for the A speaker encourages participants In Friday nights candlelight vigil to work actively for the information about divestment and its discussion, including fund-raising S.O.S. rape crisis center and rally prevention of sexual assaults on campuses across the country. economic consequences, allowing activities and university policies and speaker, said earlier Friday that the students to vote for or against procedures, said board Chairman vigil was not directed at any Women's Affairs, said, "We have university community." positive feelings about the vigil. university involvement in South Andrew J. Kirkpatrick. specific events, but organized to resources for support and The organize rs distributed "I'm excited to see that there are Africa, Thomas said Friday. Although fund-raising activities raise awareness about campus education for prevention, but we information about rape an'd sexual a lot of men here," said Mary Sikra "DUSC wants students to make are a series of top priorities, up their own minds," Thomas add.ed. rape. still have a long way to go. abuse, with tips and places to call (AS 91). Kirkpatrick said, "Divestment is a Donna Tuites, of the Office of "But most important is the for help on campus. "We have to consider people who involvement of those in the Most of th e participants had see VIGIL page 5 subject that would fall in the orbit of Amendment grants professors this committee." see POLICY page 8 right to drop unruly students By Maureen O'Keeffe could go through the judicial system Richard B. Murray, acting provost In the past, if a student was Staff Reporter and be dropped from the class, said and vice president for Academic disruptive in class, a charge could • Dean of Students Timothy F. Affairs, said, "This issue was have been made, Murray said , but • Inappropriate, loud or disrupti.ve Brooks. discussed at a meeting of the the amendment clarifies the .• behavior in the classroom will now The amendment to the Student Council of Deans, and a situation and states clearer options • be considered a violation of the Guide to Policies includes a recommendation was made to look for the professors . :e~ student conduct code. statement about disruptive behavior at the policy and clarify it as written "The instructor needs to define • A student in violation of the code in the classroom, Brooks said. in the Student Guide to Policies." the limits of inappropriate • behavior," Brooks added . • A large number of complaints • coming through th e Dean of .. Students Office last year led to the amendment, Brooks said. The history department has utilized the amendment this semester in many of its courses, said Jack D. Ellis, chairman of the history department. "We've had a departmental discussion about what - not just the history department but the university in general - feels is a growing problem with classroom decorum," Ellis said. He said talking, coming to class 15 minutes late, reading newspapers, and leaving candy •• wrappers and half-filled soda cans in • the room are examples of disruptive • behavior. • The behavior detracts "from the .•. learning experience in class, and I • think for many of us, education is a • serious endeavor and it is also a • costly endeavor," he explained . • "Disruptive behavior, besides l ·rt:':~~~i~~~===~i-= • ... AMENDMENT page 5 ••• r f 2 • THE REVIEW • September 19, '1989 - - A~- --~- - ~ --: Aid available for alcohol abusers ·. . .Li$) of the dangers, they still are not seeking the Joyce Walter, coordinator of Wellspring, and laugh about it the next day." help that is so easily accessible to them , said ~ ..... :::: .:·~~:- .. . :::::· Programs help prevent outlined some statistics that she said are very If a student wants help or to find out if - Nichol, adding that drinking problems are typical. he/she has a problem, the university has very dangerous - sometimes fatal. President expects college drinkers from Ninety-two percent of all college students many ways to help. In case of an emergency, Walter coordinates educational programs students to perform drink alcohol. More than one in 10 will the first place to call is Public Safety. They forming later problems about alcohol awareness at the university. develop a problem with it, Walter said. will contact the appropriate authorities, "We are a resource that students can call The inaugural class of the Last year, 515 students were arrested at depending on the severity of the incident, By Michael O'Brien to ask questions about alcohol or other Professional Theater Training the university for alcohol violations. Most according to Thornton. · Staff Reporter drug s," said Walter. "If you have a problem, Program (PTTP) "carries a lot of were under legal drinking age, according to Nancy Nichol, substance abuse counselor we can get you the help you need, on responsiblity, as the entire It's about 10 p.m. on a Saturday and it's Larry Thornton, assistant director for Public for Student Health Services, helps students campus or around the community." university will be watching," the first weekend in college for a freshman Safety. Since the beginning of the academic and those concerned about roommates, Walter calls her program the Basic said President E.A. Trabant who has had only a handful of encounters year, there have been six alcohol-related friends or family members. Alcohol First Aid Program, which she when he welcomed the students with alcohol. Drinking games begin. Other incidents that required the Student Health "Anyone who has ever questioned their conducts for residence halls, fraternity di of the newest graduate program. college newcomers seem to be handling the Center's services or Christiana Hospital's own use of alcohol should call me or come pledge groups and anyone who wants a w The program, which includes alcohol fine. services, according to Walter. in and see me," she said. All consultations w 71 students picked from a field But after consuming 15 shots of hard "If you develop a drinking problem in are totally confidential. program. "We're not just providing tips on of 850 applicants, is a notable liquor in fewer than two hours, the freshman college," Walter said, "it's not just as easy as Nichol can make arrangements with how to be a good drinker, but here's how not sc addition to the university is rushed to Newark Emergency Cenler. The graduating and saying it's going to get better. treatment centers in the area or refer students to have any of the negative consequences be because it is "unusual for the student wakes up the next morning anCI must "Because alcohol is the drug of choice for to the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, that can happen with alcohol," Walter said. ch university to add a new face the realization that he/she almost died. the American population," she explained, "it which are held three times a week in Perkins She said she has not seen many changes ho program," Trabant said. It might not be the typical scenerio of a is often seen as something that is OK to do. Student Center. wi "As part of a university in such student's first experience at college, but It's OK to have blackouts. It's OK to be sick Although students seem to be more aware see ALCOHOL page 5 a small state," he said, "the students will be the wind in a small lake that makes the waves around the nation. Specialist helps "The university elects you, the students, to be the leaders in a And they're both repre, program that is exciting and hiring procedure sented by the insignia you wear invigorating." The PTTP will perform the "I would like to see the university as a member of the Army Nurse classics, including Euripedes' University creates reflect the demographics of the Corps. The caduceus on the left "The Bacchae" this semesler. new position in population of Delaware," Moore means you're part of a health care said. system in which educational and Cadets monitor vigil Affirmative Action "My goals are to fulfill the career advancement are the rule, responsibilities of the position, not the exception. The gold bar honoring POW/MIA's By Donna cappachlone which are to assist the university in Staff Reporter on right means you command respect as an Army officer. lf you're the meeting of its affirmative action earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 7713, Air Force ROTC held a 24- goals." Rourke A. Moore, former hour candlelight vigil last week Miles said Moore has strong skills Clifton, NJ ,97015. assistant director for Admissions, as part of POW/MIA in program development. He was named affirmative action Recognition Day sponsored by stressed the programs that will be ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAM BE. specialist Sept. 5. th e Arnold Air Society, a presented "to the university Selected from 15 candidates, division of the university's community, and especially the work Moore was chosen to assist Jack ROTC. force, on sexual, racial and age Miles in the Affirmative Action Cadet Major Gary Wheeler harassment. Office. (AS 90) lit a candle at the "His involvement in recruiting Miles, affirmative action officer AFROTC detachment in honor black students to the university has and director for of 1st Lt. Leonard A. Byrd, a given him a valuable perspective on the Commission 1966 university graduate the concerns of protected group to PromoiC Racial missing in action since 1968. members on this campus. and Cultural ,. -- ..... ------.... ----- .. ----- ... .. ------"First, there are num-bers;" "Rourke has the kind of skills ------Diversity, said :t.f~ , m~!:EO)htJ~ a:.iJS ~~-r 9t.J'? mH:? t.:M @JO) -tz;~*- t--g- raJ~..t said Wheeler, "then there are where he's able to go into complex Moore will help ~iz ~ 7 - l~ ma, at::.Q , 10 .Fl 21 s (±) • 22 s (B), f:J.: O)-g-raJ;tt~-tz ~ names. We say to ourselves, situations, diffuse the negative "as we try to 7-~NEW YORKI.:1: m.JHH '1::. G£9o hid:~ £1.:tiJSJd: Gho:l:1£.f.>(~ 'Among those names are my emotions and move us in a more 1 make the Rourke A. 30U, AA ~ 5 '1:J-Jv~iJS< ':J£9o B*o:l:1£¥ -ro:l ;!ii~@Ji?0Jd:t.:l.:c father, my husband, my son.' positive direction," Miles said. ? "'C' , £T:cld:L'7-i' university's work Moore :.;Ao itO. ,),{> ? 1:.:"~1JD( t:~Li o Today, one of those 2,353 is Moore's knowledge of the force more diverse." honored." university will help the Affrrmative . Bfi · 10}921 B (±) · 22 B (B) .J.;pJi ·NEW YORK ( ;t-711-~'f)i: ) • A 1976 graduate of Delaware Byrd was shot down over Action Office understand where the ~1Jo:Jt: ¥;;t · *-~ 30 U C.:YJi:l • x:t~ · 7:1- !.! tJC7.>4~ili i J:k~&tf:k~i!Ji; ~ 1991 State College, Moore also has South Vietnam on July 13, 1968. university needs to go in order to ~6fl i!;-r·l:$¥; C Bachelor J;,UC1J~{iL ~Ill! i~) 7Ji:C1Jm~~ • ~*~:g ·~1Jo:< certificates of training in grievance His body was never recoverd, comply with the federal government, C1Jili.SJl~.l.iW@Jllj[jjjjl •:R f!l · ~1JOnl\*4 ( ~lj\il;l'C1J 11ilfn~3li!Jfi ;~:J:JM US procedure, adverse actions and according to Col. Paul S. Miles said. $ 5oo t-rn*±1:·fttfD .. ------· management in stale government. Olchvary of the Arnold Air Miles said, with the president's .cf.; $ Lil, iiJ. • cf.; Po~i,.g. tJ'tt Moore's responsibilities include Society. commitment to diversity, through -t?:lv:?- - ~ *H ~f!lffti!! .ltrul C ~JlO H!~ / : il!i!~O)t:~O) monitoring the university's workshops and one-to-one contact f

Unhealthy diet UD rents s rla~iius~~\. FROM · feeds anemia Main St. ACRo~~ ION Compiled from lhe CollAge Anemia is the office Press Service most prevalent i ·Lifes~es space Students fight police nutrition problem in Virginia Beach riot 2 9/ealth By ~en Podos Disaster research In what was either a student Staff Reporter Anemia is caused three ways: library will be party run amok or a re­ loss of blood from an ulcer or escalation of cam pus racial Ar Julie waited in line at the hemorrhage, increased destruction housed at the site tensions, thousands of students dining hall, she couldn't figure out of red blood cells because of fought with police officers and why she was so exhausted. She infection and, most commonly, By Claire Sanders National Guardsmen between was_in bed by 10 last night and her · decreased red blood-cell production Staff Reporter Sept. I and Sept. 4 at Virginia schedule wasn 't even close to because of iron deficiency, said Beach, Va. being hectic yet. E.F. Joseph Siebold of the Student The university plans to expand The students, most of whom As she reached for the grilled Health Center. the Disaster Research Center and were black, attributed the cheese, pudding and soda, she But this does not mean that you the sociology department to a new violence to white racism. The hoped she would get her second should go out and buy vitamins Main Street location by Nov. 1, mostly-white beach resort is the wind. with iron if you are constantly according to a university official. site of the annual Greekfest, a Eating a balanced diet isn't tired. Siebold said quite a few Associate Treasurer for Finance four-day celebration marking exactly pan of the daily routine for students complain of fatigue, Wallace N. Nagle, Jr., said the the end of summer. many college students. mistaking overwork or depression university will lease two spaces A crowd estimated at But sooner or later, these with anemia. totaling 3,802 square feet in a 100,000 jammed the area this imbalances could catch up with the If you suspect anemia, first see a building currently under year. Confrontations broke out body, causing fatigue, paleness, doctor for a hematocrit test or construction behind Charlie B. late Sept. 2. The students, with headaches, fever or stomach aches. hemoglobin check, which are the Travel. The building is expected to little left to do, apparently went All arc signs of iron deficiency only ways to determine iron be completed by mid-October. on a rampage through the main anemia, a disease which feeds on deficiency. Although the university will thoroughfare, looting more than poor eating habits. A hematocrit test is a measure of rent both spaces, each department 100 stores. "Iron deficiency anemia is the the percentage of red blood cells in will have a separate lease. "Each Police arrested 260 people, most prevalent nutritional problem a sample. A hemoglobin check lease is for five years and Jen Podos in the world," said Dr. Sue determines the number of grams of half of them locals, and issued To avoid fatigue from anemia, d.octors advise eating In renewable for another five," Nagle Rodwell Williams in her book hundreds of summonses. hemoglobin in I 00 milliliters of moderation and maintaining a balanced diet. said . "Basic Nutrition and Diet Therapy." blood. The Disaster Research Center Students saidm city officials peas, nuts, dark green leafy caloric and low nutrition foods," Anemia takes many forms that Accorqing to university will take up 2,902 square feet. The singled them out unfairly vegetables and high-nutrition Siebold said. are not directly related to Nutrition Clinic Coordinator Ann­ sociology department will occupy because they are black. cereals arc also good sources of "Iron level in the body reflects Virginia Beach officials also nutritional problems, but at the Marie Corrozi, women tend to be the other 900 square fe~t, Nagle iron. long-term eating hab its," Corrozi contributed to revelers' lack of university, iron deficiency anemia significantly more iron deficient said. However, the amount of iron in said. "We ha ve to encourage people things to do by shutting down is fairly common. than men because of blood loss Russell R. Dynes, co-director of green leafy vegetabl es does not 10 eat small amounts of meat on a many of the facilities students Ancm ia is the result of a reduced from menstruation. Women also the Disaster Research Center, said come close to the iron in an equal regular basis and vegetarians to cat had used for dances during past number of red blood cells or consume less red meat, which is the space will be used for faculty portion of red meat. Greekfests, students said. They amount of hemoglobin in the blood. adequate amounts of dried beans and graduate offices, as well as high in iron content. "Unfortunately, [students] who added that the Greekfest library space for research. Foods such as dried beans and : are on meal plans choose very high activities held at nearby see ANEMIA page a Dr. Frank R. Scarpitti, of the Norfolk State and Hampton sociology department, said the universities went off without a MAIL ORDER PRICES ... RETAIL CONVENIENCE. IBM • APPLE • CLONES department's lease would allow for hitch. WE BUY OLD PC'S. TRADE-INS WELCOME. additional office and research space for a five-year study which will benefit the U.S . National Profs say students c:o' ;,.,;,.""""",._ Institute for Drug Abuse. not well educated SEceND- w.J' vr:vc Rental and equipment costs will "YOUR FIRST CHOICE FOR USED & NEW COMPUTERS" be paid by a grant from the Three-fourths of the 5,000 institute. '11\ f'1 .. coliege professors queried last NEWARK- 280 E. Main St. WILMINGTON - Independence ~all The newly-acquired space is an 1 spring by the Carnegie 737·4473 656·3943 advantage because the sociology Foundation for the department does not have enough Advancement of Teaching said room to conduct the institute's their undergraduate students are research, Scarpitti said. YOUH FULL "seriously underprcpared in the Nagle said the university's basic skills," preliminary data SERVICE BOO/~STORE VOLUMt: II property expansion can be revealed. attributed to "overcrowded 58 E. Main St 368-8660 Professors at two-year conditions over the past few schools complained most years." Join usonf'rlday, Sept.22tld between ll frequently, 84 percent saying a.m.-lp.m. He said he hopes the or 7-8 p .m. and meet U of D students lack basic skills. Sixty­ university's growth will level out, five percent at liberal arts Professor& NASA Consultant- but right now the university is still colleges said their pupils do not Or. Harry Shipman loolting for additional space. know enough. He will be autographing his new book Two-thirds of those surveyed lfumans In Space thought colleges spend "too TUTORS much time and money teaching students what they should have Ifyou can't be with u that day, reserve your book WANTED learned in high school." In adrJance, Dr. Shipman will Inscribe It for you. Complete results of the THE PERFECT XMAS GIFT! IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN: survey, which the Washington, Math, Science. D.C. -based Carnegie group conducts every five years, will Accounting, be released in November. Economics. Business, Higher age limit and other areas. encourages drinl

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It was a rare display of campus unity. And count unfortunately, it probably won't be seen again for quite So many people use death as a scare tactic. sometime. You'd be tte r have fun now, More often than not, the word "apathetic" has been ach ieve what you want while there used to describe the collective attitude of university is time because life is too short. students in the face of important issues. But when the Well, I found out a couple days issue at hand hits so close to home, as campus rape ago that a friend of mine from high does at every university, a surprising thing happens. school died in a car accident last weekend. The campus comes together. My reaction to his death was It's a shame it takes something as brutal as rape to pretty normal, I suppose. allow people to see the power of collective will. First, I cried and then I punched But in a time when everyone is touting a different my bedroom wall , which was n~t cause, the focus of public attention is often too the brightest idea. · The calamity about condoms I don't feel sorry for myself and I scattered to be conducive to any positive action. certainly will not use this incident Last semester, hundreds of students and faculty Don't have sex. as an excuse to do something stuPid rallied to protest the university's investments in South Pretty straighlforward. If you don't want to catch a or slack off in my work. · Africa. However, this was an example of a noble cause disease, don't have sex. The fact is most of us will live that was just too far removed from the university to If you do have sex, use a condom. It is the only fonn for a very long time. We will have plenty of time to accompish what inspire many students. of contraception that can prevent you from catching herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea or AIDS. we want. Campus rape, however, hits ground zero. But if you're going to have sex on campus, you had I do feel sorry for the people In the last 10 days, there were two incidents of illegal better be prepared, because 7-11 is the closest place to who were closer to him than I was sexual contact reported on or near campus. That's just campus to get anything resembling a rubber after 9 p.m. William C. Hitchcock and, of course, his parents. the cases that were reported. Countless incidents of or on weekends. My mothe r once said to me, "The worst thing in the world that a How far is 7-11 from the Student Center? Try two or machines nearer than 7-11. date and acquaintance rape go unreported every year. parent could have to do is bury three miles. I know no one who would be ready and a Like maybe in bathrooms. How can these people be helped if we don't hear them? their child." rarin' to go, male or female, after a nice leisurely six­ Like maybe in donn bathrooms. I obviously do not have any Who is holding their candles? mile sprint And then the great university screams, "No, that children, but I can imagine how A candlelight vigil is a powerful symbol - a So, you go off and have sex anyway. You couldn't get would promote sex! Sex is evil. Good little girls and much his parents are suffering. reminder that when many tiny flames burn together, a disease. You're young and immortal. boys wait until wedding night." I guess you're wondering what And if you believe that, you might as well tell me the Sounds like I'm exaggerating a tad . Well, I'm not. If the darkness can be tamed. my point is. Well, here goes ... university's food is as as good as your mom's. the university really wanted to be "en loco parentis" But unless there is a significant increase in awareness His death did not send any You want to know just how mortal you really are? they would take care of us. Remember last year when spiritual revelations through my of campus rape and other violent crimes, there will be Here are the chances of you catching one of these measles spread across the campus like wildfire, how mind - it just hit me. unfortunate reminders that will turn our brief flickers wonderfullitUe diseases: Herpes: 1 in 6,677. Syphilis: I quickly the university set up vaccinations for al l of us? I feel sad and angry that he is of hope into candles in the wind. in 2,572. Gonorrhea: 1 in 256. But the university still confuses sexually-transmitted gone. It's such a strange feeling to (Tabulated from cases reported to the Division of diseases and mordlity. A disease is a disease, no matter know that the next time I go home, Public Health since June divided by the population of how you get it. The university also still believes people he will not be there. · Delaware as reponed in the 1980 census.) don't have sex before marriage. The generally quoted The reality of his death did not What's worse is that these figures are for the entire figure is that nearly 60 percent of 19-year-olds have had sink in for a few days. So many state, not just the university. Our figures would be worse sex. It's nice to know the university only recrui ts the thoughts raced through my Second that motion as a percentage. Why? Young people are more sexually other 40 percent. . confused mind, but it did not active than the general public - ask your grandparents Or maybe I'm wrong. But slamming the university seem real until I sat back and DUSC gets an A plus. when they catted around, I'll bet it wasn't when they with philosophy will do nothing. They believe wh at remembered some of the things we Four years after its initial approval, and only one were 50. they believe and that's about it so lets hit'em up with did together. year before its scheduled implementation, the Want a real chiller, oh, immortal one? How about this some- thing they can understand: Money. I would be walking through plus/minus grading system may finally be put to sleep. AIDS? Yeah, the disease that kills in seven to 10 years. There are roughly 250 group bathrooms in dorms on campus and all of the sudden I At the rate the state is going there will be 211 new campus. Rick Ventrasca, vice president of Diamond President Jeff Thomas said DUSC is planning to would get chills. I would remember reported cases of AIDS, and better yet, 122 deaths Chemical and Supply , quoted a price of $87 a piece for propose a motion at the next Faculty Senate meeting something specific - something he because of the disease as of this year. 250 condom machines ($95 installed) which hold ISO said or did, like puJI his fake teeth that the controversial grading system be defeated To be as banal and as !rite as possible, it would ldnd condoms each. At $.25 per condom, the machines out, and it would hit me. before it is implemented in fall 1990. of suck to be dead when you haven't even had a chance would only have to sell out two-and-a-half times to pay 11mnk God for memories. to be thirtysomething with a Beemer. for themselves. Amen and hallelujah. I'm not saying that we were best So what to do? Don't have sex? That's not bloody Or to put it another way, the most you can spend to But introduction of the motion is only half the battle friends or that we went out a lot. likely. Stock up on the 36 packs? That's sman but not get yourself "cleaned up" at Planned Parenthood afler - now it's campaign time. It's just that I will never see him too practical. What if you're at his/her place and he/she catching a sexually-transmitted disease is $37, for a again. He is gone. Those students and faculty members who feel that doesn't have any? Or you're in the middle of a ftrst time female and slightly less for a male. Or about three I feel so lucky that I got the the idea deserves an F minus should pass the grade and, well, you didn't think it would happen tonight (as avoided cases of gonorrhea or syphilis before a machine chance to see him and talk with along to the Faculty Senate. his/her voice raises and becomes mildly hysterical.) pays for itself. him thi s summer before I came Looks like a) a nice jog to 7-11, b) you go ahead But that assumes the disease doesn't kill you. If the planned plus/minus system is not defeated, all back to school. anyway. William C.Hitchcock is the entertainment editor for university students will receive grades based on a scale No, I don't feel sorry for myself There is an easier way around all of this: Put condom The Review. that does not reward academic excellence with an A because I lost a friend. plus. coloring with crayons, use many Instead, I feel lucky to be here at all. And that may be reason enough for some students to colors but stay within the lines - We see violence, drugs, racism, stop trying for it. fingerpainting, swirl as many different colors together. e tc., every day of our lives. It Somehow, as we grew older, bothers all of us to see these we lost the art of fingerpai nting problems in our world. and became rigid with our But we also see people standing crayons. Keeping the colors up for what they believe in. People Seeing the line separated and staying within the and organi zations march, scream I'd like to reassure the women This summer I spent some lines became an obsession. and chant trying to get what they of this campus that all guys are time with the Samburu tribe of Where does racism come want. Ted Spiker, editor in chief not partial to rape and sexual Kenya. While I was there, a from? Was it taught? Who is I get fed up with people Mark Nardone, executive editor violence. Whether or not the warrior asked, "Why don't the teaching this insane course? complaining about how bad our Ken Kerachbaumer, managing editor Trlcla 1111._, business manager male turnout at Friday night's blacks and whites in America get Adolf Hitler and Ku Klux world is. If you think something is Bob Blctcnell, editorial editor Cathy Swarter, advertising director vigil is an indication of our Karen Wolf, managing editor along?" I stared at my 22-year­ Klan used the Etch-a·Sketch wrong or needs to be changed, do support, I think that most guys old friend and answered, "I don't method to erase what they did something about it. · Sports Editors ...... Drew O.lrosld, Jo8hu. Puttemuln respect and recognize women's know." not want around. Some still try to If you think the world is perfec~ News Editors ...... Suun Byrne, Mary Ellen Colpo, Hee"- McMurtrie, rights as the rights of all human At that moment, I wished for use it. then fine. If you want to live youi Olane Monaghan, Jamea J. Mualdt, Sharon O'Neel, beings and view the violation of Darin Powell, John Roblnaon, Bill Swayze two possessions - a world map But many racists would prefer life and keep quiet, then fine. Featurb.:; Editors...... Stephanie Ebbert, Vane ... Groce anyone's rights as wrong. and fingerpaints. Allow me to to be passive and just ignore Do whatever you want with your Photography Editor...... John Schneider To the people out there who explain. I am referring to that what they do not Like. They are life, but feel priveledged to be here. Graphics Editor...... Archie Tee have trouble seeing the line whispered R-word, racism. the compulsive crayon colorers. Some people are not so lucky. . Entertainment Editor...... William C. Hitchcock · Take a moment and remember Assistant Sports Editor...... David Blenckalone between the conventional Every color must stay inside the David Blenckstone is the Assistant News Editors ...... Richelle Parr-. Karyn Trltelll behavior and violation (or maybe those childhood days when lines. No mixing. assistant sports editor of The Assistant Features Editor...... Chrla Rloa see inebriation as justification for imaginations ran rampant with an Someone tell them that it is Review. · Assistant Business Manager...... Carol Hortman violation?), I'd really like to Etch-a-Sketch and endless OK to go over the lines and mix. Assistant Advanising Directors ...... Jodi Becker, Bernadene Belz._ know what the proble m is. I possibilities for art. Anything Assistant Photography Editor...... Timothy J. Bwa111 So when my warrior fri end Copy Editors ...... Sharon Breake, Janel Dwoakln, Sh1ron Juelul, mean, you don't have to be your small heart did not like asked me about rac.ism, I wanted Wendy Pickering Donahue to understand women. could be erased with a shake of the world map and fingerpaints Take a minute to put yourself in the screen. so that I could smear the map To be really creative, Publlehed everr Tueed.., and FrlcleJ during the aoadamiG ,..,, Frldllp during Winter th e ir shoes, and whil e you're with every color as a reminder of S.ulon, br 11M etudent boclr ol the Unlv.. n., ol Dae.w.. , Newaotl, Del8w ... Edlorllol Mil there, ask yourself what's wrong fingerpaints and Crayola crayons the fingerpainting rules - swirl buelne• olfl- .. w... Wing, Student Center. Phone: 451-2m, 451-2172 Mil 451·2774. with the stereotypes and the were the excitement Mom would B~aiMN lloura: Mondlly through Frk18J: 10 a.111. 1D J p .... as many different colors together. attitudes, and perhaps, above all, have to pry you away from. Of No boundaries. Edlloflai/OplniOn: '"-1• I Ia I'MMYIICI for aplnlon and •-IHnlary. The edltatW lllova ,..,._.,.. a - qllnlan of Tlw ,.,,_ atlllf .... Ia wrtnen ...... adltor, what's wrong with rape? course they were addicting, the Jennifer Irani (AS 91) ••Gept ...n algned. The etaft CIOllmne .. tM opinion of 11M ...,_ p1oturM. c.-. Nestor Veltia (AS 91) rules were fun and simple. When ...... ,...... ,..t tM aplnlon of the artllt. The ltttent to 11M editor oont111n 1M aplnlona of - Septemeber 19, 1989 • THE REVIEW • 7

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who drink milk with their iron of cars without permits, according supplement may not be geuing all Parking to the apartment managers. Anemia the iron they need. Towne Court will issue new Design continued from page 3 Coffee drinkers may also need continued from page 2 stickers this week so that th e continued from page 1 more iron. Coffee decreases th e residents' permits arc updated, said and peas very consistently." are on a much smaller scale in other major computer systems and six body's iron absorption as well. Fran Kuzo, apartment manager. However, even the most heaJth­ complexes, cars in those areas have work stations which allow students But not everything we eat lowers "We normally give a warning ~ onscious people may be low in not been towed. to gain experience with computer the amount of iron in our bodies before towing cars without iron , Siebold said, because of the "If a person has outstanding color graphics, fabric design, Siebold said. Some foods enhanc~ permits," Kuzo said. "But because body's complex metabolism of the unpaid tickets, a warrant will be illustration, grading and pattern it. of the problem we will send a issued for his arrest, and we will nutrient. The best thing to do is eat notice explaining that we will tow layout. For example, calcium decreases tow the vehicle if we can locate it " The new CAD system, officially moderately and get a variety of without warning after this week." iron absorption in the body. People he said. ' named Microdynamics, from Dallas, nutrients. Because there are only enough Computer generated design If a car is towed and the owner Texas. was installed between spaces for the residents, Towne looks impossible when you don 't refuses to pay outstanding tickets, February and June 1988. Court will enforce the permit rule, have a computer," she said his driver's license may be revoked The pattern design system allows Plus/minus grading Kuzo said. Another element of the graphi cs Penoza said. ' students to take basic two­ Debbie Slotwinski, Park Place system enables students to grade cont inued from page 1 difficult for them." Both Towne Court and Park dimensional patterns and create manager, said the complex also their patterns by enlarging or Peter Rces, an associat.e professor Place issue one parking permit to pockets, collars, sleeves, buttons and "It seems like it's not going to issues parking permits and is trying reducing the specific pattern to get a take a lot of lobbying to defeat it," of geography, said the College of each resident, but currently no snaps, Kallal said. Students can also Arts and Science Senate tri ed to action is being taken against drivers If> develop a solution. full range of sizes. "It's so much Thomas said. visualize their concepts using a faster on the computer, it's Robert F. Brown, senator and reverse the college's stand, but it was sophisticated color graphics system, defe ated by departments in the incredible," Kallal said. philosophy professor, said he is not which includes a screen, computer The third major system , th e sure a motion would pass. college who wanted the grading Divestment policy drawing tablet and stylus or drawing system kept. marker making software, maximizes "I just don 't know," he said. "I continued from page 1 Thomas said. pen. The plus/minus syst.em, approved fabric utili7.ation. have a hunch th e senate would G. Arno Loossner, vice president "Students work with a pallet and May 6, 1989, is scheduled for are for divestment, who see the "Marking is like puUing a puzzle trample [the proposal] because it's for University Advancement, said can change colors and mix colors implementation next fall and would short-term impact but are looking for together," said Kallal. "With th e been going on for three years and the committee's role is still being and it's great for developing color affect all students. The plus/minus the long-term solution." CAD system we can save 3 to 4 people just want to get it over with. DUSC will report its student poll defined. stories," Kallal said Friday. percent cost on fabric." "Faculty members walk around as syst.em has been delayed because the results to Faculty Senate. "It's so new," Loessner said. After creating a design, students Kallal, who has been teaching at if someone pulled the wool over univers ity's computer system is not "I applaud DUSC for taking a "They are preparing a public affairs can input their color pauem on an the university since 1978, said she their eyes," he added. ready for the system's dynamic approach in researching agenda to consider the university's image of clothing visible on the thinks students gain greater If fa cult y members want to implementation, Brown said. divestment," Colton added. policy with respect to investments in graphics screen. Students can also experience working with th e change th e dec ision, they should The system is presently designed Two members of DUSC wilJ also South Africa." use a color scanner image processor sophisticated CAD system. speak lO their fac ulty senators and so each plus and minus will be serve on the board of trustees' Kirkpatrick said, "The issue of to use printed ideas from pictures. 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Kristen wants to be thin . What she doesn't want is to exercise and eat right. She wants to be thin now, Food but without upsetting her busy lifestyle. Kristen, a college student, doesn't think that she is compromising her health in her · quest for the perfect body. ·She suffers from bulimia, which thdUght affects one in five college students in the United States today. "I don't think that I have a problem," she says. "1 have a tem porary solution." The second in a three-part · Kristen believes that by · bingeing and purging, she'll remain series on eating disorders thin until she can do something · about it. ''I'm not going to be doing this time to act is now." I don't care. I know that I'm not the forever. It's only because I don't Bulimics arc often afraid th at only one doing it." · have time to eat right or exercise they won't be able to control their What Kri sten doesn't realize is Tim Swartz · that I'm bulimic. School takes a lot eating once a binge has begun, so the harm she is inflicting on her Bulimics, who eat excessive amounts of food and then purge themselves, are often looking for out of me, so bulimia is a they purge to console their guilt. body. an easy way to gain or maintain an Ideal physique, at the expense of their health. solution," she says. "After I cat a lot, when I know "Most bulimics don't realize the The more advanced and Brinkley wasn't happy with her on their looks," Jacobs says. "They Bulimia is an eating disorder I'm supposed to be dieting and medical problems they arc creating dangerous effects are swollen or figure and that's about as close to should look for other ways to build characterized by a pauem of binge­ watching what I cat, I feel guilty," for themselves," says Jacobs. infected salivary glands, damage to perfect as anyone can get!" Kristen up their self-esteem, like hobbies eating and purging. Kristen says. "Purging makes me Bulimia can cause weakness, the esophagus causing pain or says. "I'd kill for her body." or relationships or careers. Women Dr. Sharon B. Jacobs, a feel beuer about myself. It's just headaches and excessive tooth internal bleeding, bursting blood Having the perfect body for should accept themselves for who psychologist at Christiana too convenient. I can have my cake decay. Kristen's dentist was the vessels in the eyes, amenorrhea Kristen means being popular and they are." Hospital, says, "Kristen suffers and cat it too." first to suspect she was bulimic. (the loss of menstruation), diabetes powerful. Often people with bulimia look from an erroneous aLtitude. What Purging means regurgitating "He noticed that my teeth were or hypoglycemia (particularly "G uys adore sexy women. relatively normal and try to hide she'll find is that she'll begin to food consumed during a binge. decaying and couldn't figure out when binges consist primarily of Wom en admi.re women with great their problem, making the disorder gain weight after a while when her Most bulimics do it in private, and why. He decided that a high acidity sweets and sugary foods) , heart shapes. Men have pictures all over hard to detect. Some signs to look metabolism slows down." fear that they will be discovered in my mouth had something to do arrhythmia and heart failure. their walls. I want to be up on that for include: The more she starves herself, and thought of as sick or with it. That's when he asked me Bulimia occurs mainly in wall. I want to be drooled after. I o Taking excessive quantities of the more her body will try to disgusting . about it and then told my parents," women, but can affect anyone at want women to be jealous of me. laxatives or diet pills. maintain itself by slowing down "At first I hid and went into the she says. any age. The majority of bulimics No mauer how smart a woman can o Signs of secrecy, such as not the metabolism, Jacobs says. After bathroom with my tooth brush by Other physical problems that arc young , usually in their teens or be, if she's ugly or fat, a man will eating in public. Kristen graduates and tries to take myself," Kristen says. "The shower develop from bulimia are stiffness early adulthood. still choose a gorgeous body and a o Depression due to poor self- control of her erratic eating habits, was going and music blasting. No or numbness in the extremities, Pressure from the media, peers beautiful face." image. s hewill find it difficult to do one was going to find out. But muscular cramps, stomach cramps, and society in general encourages Jacobs says this is a typical o Abnormal interest in food. without any counseling. being in a college dormitory made nausea, digestive problems, food women to diet. In some cases, such attitude for a woman with an Bulimics spend an unusual amount "She is denying the reality of that practically impossible. allergies, ovcrse nsitivities to as bulimia or anorexia, th e eating disorder. of time thinking and talking about this disorder," Jacobs says. "After Someone heard me and approached certain foods and difficulty pressure creates an obsession to "It's become the normative for food, dieting and their weight. she graduates, she'll be just as busy me about it. I told th em I had a swallowing and retaining food become thin, to become pcrfec women to be concerned with their if not busier than she is now. The hangover. Lying was easy but now even when desired. "I read somewhere that Chnstie weight and basing their self-esteem see BULIMIA page 10 Palestinian student researche$ persecution of his people By Andrew Bowser Christians and Moslems. 1977 in -Moslem Lebanon, when to humiliation, harassment and Staff Reporter "We were on the front line," he the bombing hit close to home. murder by the local groups, says. "For those three years, we He had been playing soccer one whether they are Christian militia, May 1948: at the end of a long were living under constant evening with a few friends. An Moslem militia, Israelis or Syrians. civil war, 90 percent of Palestine is bombardment." Israeli plane roared overhead on a "One day these people are claimed by Israeli settlers. His family had to live in their bombing run. He tried to flee, but killing you, and the next day others In the following years, Israelis garage to protect themselves from bombs exploded in the field. are killing you," he says. "[L is a force nearly 1 million Palestinians the shrapnel of nearby bombings. He says details of the incident very difficult situation." to leave. Neighboring countries, During this time, the Israelis were published in the News After 1980, Saffouri moved to unwilling or unable to deal with sided with the Christians and the Journal, causing him to be the United States. Currently a th e influx of refugees, confine Palestinians with the Moslems. "bombarded by questions. People resident of Wilmington, he is a many to camps. Saffouri is both Palestinian and created stories." doctoral candidate in the university Today, for many Palestinians, Christian. Even though he lived in Eventually, life in the Christian political science department. I i fe is hard and fear is the Christian section of Lebanon, section became very difficult for He is quick to say that the overwhelming fear of he bore the brunt of a great deal of the Saffouri family. "We were refugee camps exist because the imprisonment for liLLi e or no what he calls "anti-Palestinian expelled from school out of turmoil in Israel caused a massive reason, of torture, of expulsion hatred." safety," he says. "Local proponion of Palestinians to leave. from a land settled for hundreds of One Tuesday afternoon in April shopkeepers refused to sell food to "It was like 200 million years by one's forefathers, of 1975, Saffouri and his brothers us." Americans just packing up and persecution in foreign lands and of were playing in the garden outside Finally, his family was forcibly leaving the country," Saffouri says. death. their house when they heard a taken from his home and taken to a "You cannot talk about solving Ramzi Saffouri, a Palestinian burst of gunfire. "detainment center." His father was their problem without resolving the graduate student who has studied "Bullets started hitting all over severely beaten, and the house was Arab-Israeli conflict," he says. the plight of the Palestinians in the the place," he said. "The table we confiscated and used as a base for He expresses concern for Middle East, has experienced the were siLting at wa riddled with military operations. The Saffouris 'Palestinians living in the West violence and prejudice firsthand. them. A few days later, word got moved to Moslem Lebanon, where Bank and Gaza Strip, the two small He has survived both shooting around that a few people were they were tolerated. areas of the old Palestinian attempts and bombings by Israeli stalking us, to scare and harass us." Many other displaced homeland reserved for refugees. planes. Living in Lebanon from Saffouri also lived with the grim Palestinian families experience New Israeli setllers to the region 1975 to 1980, he witnessed the reality of indiscriminate bombing similarly harsh conditions, says height of the civil war between raids, including one day in August Saffouri. Often, they are subjected see PALESTINE page 1 0 10 ·THE REVIEW · September 19, 1989 ays. "It is a hopeless situation." blown up. According to Saffouri's that I don't want to do anything is determined to believe she has He cites examples of people statistics, 450,000 arrests have Bulimia about it I'll stop when I have time the perfect diet Palestine living in Lebanon in mud houses, been made in the past 20 years, to take the problem by the reins." Jacobs thinks Kristen is kidding continued from page 9 Bulimics can be helped and can herself. continued from page 9 ten t or otherwise dilapidated and 120,000 homes have been structures. The areas arc crowded, destroyed. • Severe dieting and exercising. take control of their eating habits. "She seem s to be a are crowding them out. and unsanitary. The people are The treatment amounts to "a • Alcohol and drug abuse. Under no circum stances should a perfectionistic, setting "The government has engaged denied pa sports and cannot leave. restriction of human rights," says Kristen says she's not a typical bulimic ignore medical treatment unreasonabfe goals for herself. in a 'creation of facts,' " he alleges. They have no right to property. Saffouri. Papers are censored and bulimic. There are many ways to solve She'll never be sati sfied with Israelis confiscate Pale tinian land, They can be arrested or "delllined" showing Palestinian nationality is "I admit I have a disorder," she the problem through counseling herself." and seulc it. And when without a trial or lawyer. prohibited. says. "I don't take pills or eat in with individual psychotherapy, But that doesn 't stop Kristen Palestinians raise their voices in Even worse is the situation in "I have a Palestinian flag private. I eat whatever I want and family therapy or support groups. from pursuing her goal of th e protest, "The government says, the West Bank and Gaza, where emblem on my keychain," he says. as much as I want wherever I want. Help or more information is ultimate body. 'there are already one million Israelis harass or kill Palestinians. "For this I could be arrested." I hate exercise and don't even available at the University's Ironically, in spite of all of her Israelis there. We can't move that "For example, if one Palestinian For a Palestinian student abroad, attempt to diet even though I know Counseling Center and at the bingeing, purging and preaching, many. Sorry.'" kills a n Israeli, thousands are the Israeli government will make I should. Health Center. Kristen is definitely not thin. Saffouri says he has researched arrested in a form of collective life difficult. Three or four times a "One thing that sets me apart is Kristen refuses to gel help. She ' And that's all she wants to be. the refugee situation and has seen punishm ent," he says. "The idea is year, the student or worker will the "horrible conditions" under that you are responsible for the receive a notice that his exit visa which many Palestinians live. crimes of someone else." has expired and he must return to "Life is hellish in re fugee A Palestinian in West Bank or renew it. camps, in the West Bank and Gaza Gaza, arrested for any crime, can This is obviously an unrealistic and especially in Lebanon," he and will have his house sealed and expense and hassle, Saffouri says. 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Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff coming to Stone Balloon By Robert Cavanagh to come. Mango, Veep, Warner Brothers and Staff Reporter Cliff recorded "Daisy Got Me Chris Blackwell's new Island label. Crazy" and then recorded Cliff's latest,"Hangin' Fire," was Jimmy Cliff, one of reggae "Hurricane Hattie" with the then- recorded in 1988 and released on music's preeminent performers, unknown, butthe soon to be Columbia Records. will bring his stage show to the influential, Leslie Kong. These two One thing that distinguishes Stone Balloon tonight. songs were Cliffs springboard to Cliff. apart from his phenomenal Cliff has been delivering his an international career that has voice, is his religious beliefs. music since 1962, highlighted by spanned over twenty years. Unlike many reggae performers, he his remarkable voice and lyrics. He left Jamaica for England in is not a Rastafarian. Born James Chambers in the 60s to seek fame and fortune, Cliff instead is a member of the Somerton, Jamaica in 1948, Cliff only to return several years later. Muslim faith, a religion he threw himself onto the music world Clifrs retum to Jamaica was the sometimes refers to as "Divine after leaving home when he was subject of the 1970 reggae Culture." . ~y . l4 . documentary, "The Harder They Cliff's show will probably • : :t)i 1962 the newly-independent Come,"named for one or his songs. include classics like "Many Rivers it.atioo of Jamaica was a turbulent He starred in the film and produced to Cross" and "Wonderful World, music scene awash with the new some of th e songs for the Beautiful People." :")k:&" sound. Bands like the soundtrack. The show is scheduled to begin :Witlers, the Maytals, the Skatalites In the years that followed, he has tonight at 10 at the Stone Balloon, Jimmy Cliff, a child star at the age of 14 with his 1962 hit ~- ~liff were shaping the sounds recorded num erous albums on 115 E. Main St. Tickets are $11. "Daisy Got Me Crazy," will perform at the Stone Bailon tonight. TNailed to sound with Newark's Willey By Chris Rice from every country in Europe that places did." Assistant Features Editor you could imagine. Everybody And finally, due in stores this wanted to buy the records, and I week is "a million bricks" from Batz "Ask me more, I love answering didn't have enough to send to Without Flesh, Willey's own band, ·questions," says Claude Willey. everyone. which is their first full length album · ~ rm glad that somebody has the "I've gotten letters from Portugal, on vinyl. interest to ask me questions. Greece, Sweden - there is this "I would say if I had to give a .Nobody's had any interest in asking underground station in Portugal that name to our sound," says Willey,"I'd me anything." the state doesn't know exists. say it's real urban, throbbing "He gave up on Newark a long "They play industrial music and electronic music. time ago," says Michelle Davis, they sell it to people who are really "I always say electronic in Willey's fUIIlcee. into it. They wrote me and they said describing it because our music is Willey is the founder of Newark's they wanted to buy everything I derived electronically - it's the N.T.S. (Nailed to Sound) record could possibly send to them," he whole basis of the music. And the label and is responsible for recording said. guitar or any outside instrumentation and producing some of Newark's Thls month is a big month for that we use is just used to go on top." most innovative music. N.T.S., because all three N.T.S bands In the near future for Willey is a "The thing that really disappoints will be releasing albums. Batz Without Flesh tour. me about ~usic today, is tha~ The first release to hit r d "If all goes well," says Willey, everybody's just into big beats," says stores was Sinister Attraction's "we're going to be leaving around Willey. "Private Wars," the newest band to November and we're probably going "It seems like anybody these days join the N.T.S . after the :mccess of to go for about six weeks. -<:an just get an SB 12 drum machine earlier Spit and Batz Without Flesh. "We're going to do some shows in ·and just get the latest big, huge drum "I try to go with music that is very Canada, and then some out in San sample and just dance around on the independent sounding," says Willey, Francisco and Los Angeles and stage. "and I look for stuff that is very finally come back up through the "But it's so boring because aggressive." south, hitting Colorado and Chicago. anybody can do thal You don't get Also just out on N.T.S. is "You "We're probably not going to any kind of feeling from it, there's Would if You Loved Me" from Spil make too much money, but we're no mood. That's one of our main "I'd say Spit is very blues just doing it as a promotion. things, we need to set some sort of oriented," says Willey. "He's "I can't see giving up," says feeling." schooled." Willey. Not only is Willey offering "He can play every instrument. "Hopefully this new Spit record William Hitchcock Newark an alternative, but putting it He's really good," says Willey. "He's will financially enable me to put out Claude Willey, a fonner WXDR disk jockey, poses with some of on the musical map. been playing guitar for like 15 years. more copies of records. I'd also like his label's products from his old station's record llbary. Their most well known artist, a And so many people are so offended to sign at least another band. And highly controversial jack-of-all­ Peel. Spit's first vinyl release, "Road Jeuers," says Willey. "He really liked by him it's funny, especially girls. hopefully within the next year, I trades by the name of Spit, has Pizza," made it to number 32 on the records. "Five places refused to do the Spit hope to develop into a distributer. I become a favorite of the highly Peel's "Festive 50," just two slots "His show is syndicated all over record because of the cover. I really just want to put out stuff as long as below the Pixies. Europe. So when he started playing influential British disk jockey, John don't think it's that bad, but five possible." "John Peel wrote us a bunch of 'Road Pizza,' I was getting orders _Quick Spins------

of the Sixties and Seventies, whose machines and synthesizers have kitten with a whip, so undress me, from your speakers. Perverted Martin L. Gore music means so much to us." E.J. replaced the live drummer, the hom undress me," ("Slice of Your Pie") rhythm and rhyme from the hip-hop Counterfeit EP seems to have forgotten that he was section and the organ of the past and "It's like connecting the dots, bizarre, Pop Will Eat Itself are back Sire one of those pioneers. Unfortunately all of the new start at the bottom, lick to the top" literally attacking the soundwaves ~ As for this most recent attempt, technology makes the music sound ("She Goes Down"). without mercy. Boring! Boring! Boring! there's not one soulful passage on the like every other new kid on the pop There are a few good songs here. A combination of grinding Depeche Mode's Martin L. Gore entire record. The rhythms plod and charts. However ~hen those five "Dr. Feelgood," about a drug dealer, electric guitar and organized noise . reverts into depressing obscurity, the melodies barely waver from a voices kick in they almost save this naturally, is the Crile at its best. tears away at the more placid forcing any avid Mode fan to gouge straight line. platter. - W.C.H. "Rattlesnake Shake" is a danceable alternative dance scene. • their eyes oul However Elton nearly attains his party tune, with some horns thrown P. W.E.I. 's malicious contempt for Six tracks? Why? Break out the past brilliance on two tracks. · ~ .i ff...;t, ~mp~ in for a good measure. the mainstream is overshadowed by bucket and hide the razor blades. "Durban Deep," featuring a chain­ But two tunes do not an album their irx:redible sample engineering, : Gore nauseates to the point of gang rhythm and "Club at the End of make. Neil's annoying vocals and mixed by Flood. Samples of Chuck k : suicide. -B.S. the Stree,t" which showcases some overall lyrical repetitiveness take D (Public Enemy), Salt-n-Pepa and a sweet sax by Vince Denham. their toll by the end of side one. The multitude of high tech audibles Elton has always been more overdone production is too glossy to filters throughout the 14 tracks. mature than the majority of his be threatening. "Def. Con. 1," "Wise Up! musical peers, but popular music has In the Crl.le's own words, it's the Sucker," "Can You Dig It?" and always been the realm of those with same or situation. - D.P. "Wake Up! Tune To Die" stand out hyperactive hormones. E.J. must as the album's most intense take a step back in order to move creations. forward. Unfortunately, he reached If the subculture sound is your the end of the yellow brick road too MOtley crae drug, P.W.E.I. will feed the fix. long ago. - M.N. Dr. Fee/good -B.S. Elektra ~~ The Temptations Those searching for musical Special maturity and lyrical growth in the Elton John Motown Records Sieepi'f} with the Past new CriJe LP should look elsewhere. ~~ Those wanting sex and screaming (MCA) They've got it back, and you have ~ guitars will feel right at home. to ask if they ever even lost it. "Dr. Feelgood" duplicates M6tley Reg is facing the same dilemma Pop Will Eat Hself The Tempatations were Cri1e's patented raunch-rock sound. many artists are facing these days: This Is The Day. .. This Is The harmonizing and syncopating before As one of the first bands to take what do yo'u do when you're Hour.. . This Is This the New Kids on the Block were metal to ~e top of the charts, they're fMy30mething and all you can do is glimmers in their fathers' eyes. BMG/ RCA make music? The answer is continue not about to change their style. But with this new album The Guitarist Mick Mars pumps out ~~~~ to make music, and mate it poorly. "I'm wet with sweat and Temptations do steal from their the power chords, as vocalist Vince A liner note says, "These songs modern-day counterparts. Drum handcuffed to the TV set," blares were inspired by the Soul pioneers Neil pops ofT lines like "Lick lips, 12 • THE REVIEW • September 19, 1989 Classified deadlines are Tuesday at 3p .m. for Friday ' The Review issues and Friday at 3 p.m . for Tuesday issues. The B-1 Student Center first 1o words are $5 for non-students and $2 for Newark, DE 19716 students with 10 . Then 30 cents for every word Classifieds thereafter.

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PERSONALS Aragorn at Bilbo's birthday party Sept. Center. Male roommate wanted: 2-bedroom 22nd at the Newark Mni-Mall. Bike for sale. CHEAP! $50 or best offer. Female roommate wanted to share 2 condo, dishwasher, laundry, one mile from PASS!. .. We're looking for 73t-3298. bedroom apt. w/2 other women. Short Field House. $225 + utilities. 456-0825 ATTENTION RUSHEES:THE SWM: Hobbit seeks small furry creature dedicated,caring students who would like walk to campus only tolerant need apply. (Glenn.) PANHELLENIC COUNCIL WILL HAVE to cavort with at Bilbo's birthday party. to put an end to student suicide. If you'd Volkswagen Bus 1975, new brakes , Refs a must! call Sherry or Jonnell at OFFICE HOURS STARTING MONDAY , Come see the action Sept. 22nd at starter, battery heat boxes, rebuilt engine. like to lend a hand, Peers Again~! Student 292-2524 leave message Yard help needed, use riding mower + SEPTEMBER 18 FROM 10:00 A.M. T03 Newark Mini-Mall. 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·.( ·• Register For This Course At The Intramural Office Carpenter Sports Bldg., Room 101A Registration Deadline: September 20, 1989 -The Prudential~ Programs Provided By Student Comprehensive Fee SPORTS September 19 1989 • THE REVIEW • 13 Spikers Hens batter take third ·at tourney Rams, 21-12 By Josh Putterman experience of the game was that we Sports Editor have to grow. By Scott Tarpley "Our offense will be better and Staff Reporter KINGSTON, R.I . - The term our defense will be better having had "must-win" is often used late in the this experience." With few obstacles in its path, the season to identify a very important The victory was ensured when a Delaware women's volleyball team stormed game. 17-play, 90-yard drive by the Rams through the Patriot's Invitational Volleyball The Delaware football team, stalled with 3:28 left in the game at 'Tournament Friday and Saturday at George which fell to lOth in the NCAA the Hens' one-yard line. Mason University. Division I-AA coaches' poll, has had On third and goal at the six, The Hens (8-4) fini shed third overall in plenty of experience winning key Rhode Island tailback John Newson the eight-team tournament. games while on its way to the ran around right end toward the end · On Friday, the Hen's first foe was playoffs in years past. zone. He was pushed out of bounds · 'Princeton University. The result was a three­ The Hen s' 21- 12 victory over by Delaware junior cornerback Marc . game sweep for Delaware, 15-11, 15-10 and Rhod e Island Saturday could be Sydnor at the one. 15-13. placed into the must-win file, but "I really took it personally," • · Following that success, the Hens ran into then again, every win this season Sydnor said of the touchdown­ ·a wall too tough to scale. A strong John Schneider should be th ere too. saving stop. "I just really wanted to University of Maryland squad won 15-S, 15- Senior free safety Mike McCall pursues Rhode Island tailback John Newson {right} Delaware senior halfback Mike lay him out." • J ·9 and 15-8. during Delaware's 21-12 victory over the Rams Saturday, lifting the Hens' record to 2-0. McCoy raced 43 yards for a second­ Rams' quarterback Steve Monaco · - ' "The Maryland team was playing like a quarter touchdown, giving the Hens was pressured by senior free safety machine," Head Coach Barb Viera said . the lead for good with four minutes Mike McCall on fourth down, and "They made absolutely no mistakes." and 36 seconds remaining in the the attempted pass hit the ground. In the match, the Hens had more errors half. · "We played some good defense, ·· ·than kills for the first time this season, Sydnor applies key "Rhode Island is a good football but we're capable of playing better," resulting in a negative hilling percentage. team," Delaware Head Coach Tubby The second game was particularly Raymond said. "The overriding see FOOTBALL page 14 -disappointing as Delaware led 9-3 before hit, inspires defense ·finally succumbing. On Saturday morning, the Hens faced a Coaches praise · , I,.oyola team that Delaware beat earlier in the By Drew Ostroski pads collide. Newson is driven out of bounds •week. Delaware defeated the Greyhounds Sports Editor inches from the goal line. 15-10,15-3,4-15 and 15-10. Did somebody get the license number of that weekend results With a 2-1 record, the Hens had earned KINGSTON, R.I. - The hit. truck? "I think it was 21." , "!\econd place in their pool. The team then All sports have it in some form . The Rams failed to score and the nine-point By Bill Holmes Delaware sophomore Amy squared off against the second-place team In baseball, the hit can win a game. In boxing Delaware lead is preserved. Staff Reporter Oppermann led the Hens and from the other pool, host George Mason . . it docs win the title. And in football - it is the "It was between me and him ," said Sydnor, finished second overall with a time , Delaware swept the Patriots 16-14, 18-16 game. "and I wanted to give him the best shot I could. Despite th e hi gh winds and of 20 minutes and 17 seconds. She ,

Delaware 21, Rhode leland 12 Football .,__ 7 7 0 7 - 21 Hens and Tigers Rhode loland II 8 0 0 - 12 continued from page 13 ATHLETE OF THE RI-Roe- 12 run (kick biDcMd) Sydnor said. "We're just staning to D-Verpnllno 2 run (O'Brien kick) [)-McCoy 43 run par-.. kick) reach our polential." Ri-Polrier e run (-t.llod) The Hens widened their 14-12, D-8..,t!er 3 run (O'Br-., kick) battle to 0-0 tie A~ . 218 WEEK halftime lead when junior fullback .,...._ -.~ Daryl Brantley ran three yards for a Firot Oowna 17 20 Kline sees ECC opener as positive R.. t.ea - Yarda 47 · 185 42 · 145 The senior middle touchdown. Don O'Brien's extra PuoingYarda 1-40 117 By John McCarthy "plays dirty." hitter contributed 47 point closed the scoring with 10: 11 Return VAlda 1!1 42 The Hens, however, thrived on Conl> · . An. • Int. 8 · 13 · 0 13 . 33 · 0 Staff Reporter kills, 10 service aces, remaining in the final quarter. Punta · A"'I· 8 · 3-.3 8 · 38.3 the nasty play of the Tigers. The Fu-· Loat 4 - 2 3 · 1 13 digs, 11 solo blocks The drive was keyed by a short­ Ponallieo · Yardo 1 · 48 1 · 80 dirtier Towson played, the more pass-turned-big-gain play from Bill TOWSON, Md . - After a pair and 17 assisted blocks aggressive and determined Delaware In the volleyball team's Vergantino to Brantley for 52 yards INDIVIDUAL STATlSTlCS of ovcrtimes and nearly two-and-a­ becam e. five wins and one on third down. Brantley was tackled RUIH~ . McCoy ~72 , 8t1111tley 16-60, half hours of play, the Delaware Knight 8·28, V.rg..,.lno 18·25. Rhode taland. Poirier Kline, who was worried about defeat. at the Rhode Island seve n, and 11 ·59, ~ tl-59, u- 1~. Monaco 7.fl, soccer team bauJed to a scoreless ti c being blown out, had mixed NeYilo 1· 1, Rogero 3-(·1), P*oo 1·(·21). A three-time letter­ scored two plays later. PASSING-Del-••· Vergantlno 6-13-0-140. Rhode Saturday afternoon at Towson State emotions after the game, but was winner, she Is only one "We made some big plays when lolond, Monaco 13-:12.0.117, Nerilo0-1.0.0. University. pleased in general . RECEIVING-Ooloware. Brantley 2-62, Oilman 2-4!1, of two seniors on the we had to, and we're not as lolcCoy Nl. Yot~ 1·18, Knight 1·5. Rhode Iaione!, Prior to the Hens' East Coast "You don't like the ties, but with a Rogero 5-62. Poirier 2·13. w~u.r. 2·9, L.-. 2·!1, consistent as we'd like to be," Allbotti · 14 . ~HO . Conference opener, senior midfielder team and only one of team like Towson, it's a good game Raymond said. "I think that was very AELD GOALS-Oet_,., O'Brien 0. I (mlu ed 34). Mike Kandra said to "play intense five returning players RhocN laland, none aftarrt>led. for us." Julie Earhan from last year. evident." and not lose our heads" would be the The Tigers came into Saturday's The game started on a negative firs t key for a Delaware victory. game with a 3-0 record, having won · note for both Delaware (2-0 overall, blocked the extta point, an indicatio'n That was accompJjshed, and Hens seven consecut ive games dating that the Hens were not going to give: Head Coach Loren Kline was 2-0 in the Yankee Conference) and back to last year. ~~~~~i~~~~;~;;;i;~ii~~~~ the 6,218 in attendance at Meade up early. pleased to see that "everybody n T he He ns' defe nsive effort Stadium. "[Rhode Island] had a really good played with intensity." showed true determination and was A light drizzle began to fall by the defensive game plan for us ," said... The second key to success was especially impressive since Towson opening kickoff and th e fans' Vergantino, who fumbled once more . · : another story. scored 11 goals in its last three umbrellas remained open for th e during the game. "They shut down ·-: In the second half, two Delaware games. entire game. the option really well." · · ' fu llbacks, freshman Mitch Helfman Delaware sophomore goaltender. On the following drive, ::: and sophomore Mark Pelouze were l Roy Best was credited with his :!ll~l~~l~~~~~~:~~,1~!l1 scrimmage,On the Hens' red secondshirt playfres hmanfrom Vergantino capped a 75-yard drive. given yellow cards as a warning. second shutout in three starts. with a two-yard touchdown run of [¥t~~tf~~7~e~~ ii 111~ri.~[f 'l~~ quarterback vergantino fumbled, During the fi rst overtime, "He had a heck of a game," Kline 1\ Ternrtis ;:=r T•"''"' .. " ." ,.... ·c .: ·J ·:· c • · • allowingtheRams(1-1, 1-1 YC)to his own. The Hens kept the nine­ sophomore midfieldcr Dan Palzzo said of Best's performance. play drive exclusively on the ground. also drew a yellow card. The Hens (2- 1-1 overall, 0-0-1 in line. 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