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The Grizzly, November 26, 1991 Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper Newspapers 11-26-1991 The Grizzly, November 26, 1991 Eric Foellmer Ursinus College Melisa Miller Ursinus College Sara Jacobson Ursinus College Peter Senescu Ursinus College Dana Kushwara Ursinus College See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews Part of the Cultural History Commons, Higher Education Commons, Liberal Studies Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Foellmer, Eric; Miller, Melisa; Jacobson, Sara; Senescu, Peter; Kushwara, Dana; White, Kristin; Wilusz, Tom; Compton, Erika; Barnes, Lisa Tremper; Grubb, Steven; Moore, Erik; Donecker, Gar; Richter, Richard P.; Zobel, Laura; Rubin, Harley David; Gelston, Trey; Gonnella, Bob; Short, Dennis; Lecrone, Laura; Baccino, Nick; Brown, Jeff; and Lionarons, Joyce, "The Grizzly, November 26, 1991" (1991). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 285. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/285 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 Eric Foellmer, Melisa Miller, Sara Jacobson, Peter Senescu, Dana Kushwara, Kristin White, Tom Wilusz, Erika Compton, Lisa Tremper Barnes, Steven Grubb, Erik Moore, Gar Donecker, Richard P. Richter, Laura Zobel, Harley David Rubin, Trey Gelston, Bob Gonnella, Dennis Short, Laura Lecrone, Nick Baccino, Jeff Brown, and Joyce Lionarons This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/285 TlieConegeGrizzi Pub/i,hi.g Ih' ,",Ih from good mOli~, ~d fo, j~lifiahl' ,.ds y: -Alexander Hamilton November 26, 1991 'olume 23 Number 9 Alcohol Speaker IY PETER SENESCU Green will not preach about the 'hotography Editor problems associated with drinking alcohol, but rather give a unique Wednesday December 4 in the presentation on the responsibility N'ismer Lower Lounge at 6:30 associated with using alcohol. He ),m. the Greeks will combine their will illustrate the lypical college :fforts to sponsor a program student's attitude toward drinking liscussing one of Ursinus students' using the audience as examples. 'avorite pastimes: Drinking. Utilizing students, Green will The Inter-Fratemity Council and teach the audience to make sure to nter-Sorority Council will be know what you are drinking and to .ponsoring speaker Mr. Mike control your rate of consumption. :ireen. Green is a member of Green will also explain the ['beta Chi Fraternity and also a possible consequences that can 'ccovering alcoholic. He will speak occur by the rapid consumption of 10 responsible drinking. alcohol. He will provide some Green has spoken at colleges simple formulas which can serve as IcrOlS the country. Delivering the guidelines for the safe and ncssagc that it is OK to drink, but responsible consumption of :ach of us should look at our own alcohol. )ersonal consumption and the Green relates his message well easons why we drink. He issues a because of his straightforwardness President of the ISC Janet Kintz and President of the IFC AI Clowers work on the planning of :haUengc to change our drinking and sincerity. the joint event to take place on December 4, featuring speaker Mike Green. I3bits for the better. Hostage Update Barry M. Goldwater Y SARA JACOBSON Wallace Speaks to Whitians rts and Entenainment Editor BY MELISA MILLER She then went on to describe Of The Glizzly Scholarship and On November 18 two men, who the different fields of pediatrics with slides that helped describe lve been held hostage in On Tuesday, November 19, Dr. what she was talking about. Some Excellence in Education ebanon by Shiite Muslim radicals, Wendy Wallace spoke on the field of the fields discussed were genetic ere released and sent home. of pediatrics, what she saw during disorders, arthritis, fractures, Foundation Program IlOmas M. Sutherland, a college her residency, and about the neurology, fetal alcohol synjrome, 'ofessor at Colorado State Pennsylvania School of l7rsinus students interested 1992. and renal diseases. Cases in these niversity and American Osteopathic Medicine. She started in a career mathematics or fields were shown and she in The scholarship award covers 'niversity in Beirut, had been held her talk by describing a typical day described how they are treated. the natural sciences are invited eligible expenses up to a Iptive since June of 1985. Terry when you are a resident in The last subject Dr. Wallace to apply to the Barry M. maximum of $7000 per year. faite, a member of a special pediatrics. It starts out with a spoke on was osteopathic Goldwater Scholarship and Junior scholarship recipients ritish envoy for the Archbishop morning report, then doing medicine. The first two years were Excellence in Education are eligible for two years of , Canterbury that attempted to procedures in the treatment room, spent in the classroom, and the Program. ee other hostages held in the and then ending the day with note­ support or until the last two years were hospital Established by Congress in liddle East, was taken in January writing which you are usually baccalaureate degree is rotations and clinic work. The only f 1987. Mr. Waite was the last bogged down with. A lot of the 1986, the Barry M. Goldwater received, whichever comes first. difference between medical school ritish hostage released. cases she saw in the middle of the Scholarship and Excellence in Senior scholarship recipients and osteopathic medicine was that The hostages were taken in the night were in the delivery room Education Foundation operates are eligible for one year of lSO's by religious terrorist groups students were required to do an where a lot of premature babies an educatiunal scholarship support or until the , response to Israeli Prisoners of internShip, and th~y nad to learn were born. She stressed that this is program designed to provide baccalaureate degree is osteopathic manipulation. ar. Six hostages, including three a big part of pediatric training opportunities for outstanding merieans, still remain in The floor was then opened up received, whichever comes first. (neonatology) and also a booming U.S. students with excellent ebanon, but Sutherland and for questions which included how To be eligible, a student field. academic records and must be a current full-time 'aite c:laim that their captors Dr. Wallace then went on to she felt about getting married and dicated that further releases having a family while going demonstrated interest in, and sophomore or junior and must describe her approach to the potential for, careers in ere imminent. Terry Anderson, patient. She first pointed out that through her medical training. Even be pursuing a baccalaureate mathematics and the natural lief Middle East correspondent the doctor is dependent on mom, though Dr. Wallace herself was degree, have a B average or sciences. ~r. tho Associated Press, Joseph or grandma, to bring the patient not married she responded equivalent, stand in the upper lc\ppio, a professor from in. Then she explained that she according to some of the In May 1992, the Foundation fourth of the class, and be a merican University in Beirut, and carried around a doll that she lets experiences her classmates went will award Scholarships to U.S. citizen, or a resident alien, lann Steen, a journalism the children play with, and also th.rough. Another question was if students who will be college or U.S. national who will 'ofeuor from Beirut University hospitals were doing anything to lets them play with the instruments juniors or seniors during the pursue a career in mathematics 011. aU still remain A.-nerican change the 24-38 hours shifts that to distract them while she is 1992-93 academic year. In or the natural sciences. lStapa, U well as two German residents have to go through. She examining them, and to make order to be considered for an :lief wolken and an Italian responded by saying not much was Interested sophomores and them feel more at easc. A award, students must be juniors should contact Dr. ~ technique that was particularly being done in the New York schools like everyone had hoped nominated by their institution. Peter F. Small (Thomas Hall, The United Nations and its useful was letting the child listen for, but some hospitals are The DEADLINE for all 1992 Room 129) by December 15, ~ Javier Perez de Cuellar, to your heartbeat after you listen attempting to resolve working to improve the system. nominations is February 7, 1991. to theirs. 411:.l:tost'ages p. 2 Page 2 The Grizzly N November 26, 1991 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ... ~~~ ................................................... All Host~~~~·~~~:~::~~··;;~:·~:~~·~····if~~!:···· ....:: .. the hostage situation in the Middle East. The negotiations between the their ordeal. They said that Terry fundamentalist Islamic terrorist Anderson, the longest held and groups and Israel are presided most widely publicized hostage, November 20, 1991 over by the UN and assisted by was in good health and good both the Syrian and Iranian spirits. Before releasing Sutherland Global Perspectives Committee Reports: governments, who want to improve and Waite, their captors said they AFAC allocated $2,000.00 to their relations with the west. The would be releasing Anderson, BY DANA KUSHWARA Cicippio, and Steen, by the end of Student Publications (The Gri12Iy release of Waite opens up the Assistant ArlS and Enterlainment Editor November. Their captors went on The Lantern, and The Ruby) ~ possibility for international to say, "We apologize for having that they can purchase either a World relations to resume between captured you; we recognize that large screen monitor or a new England and Iran, Mr.; Perez de now this was a wrong thing to do, computer for the Publicatiolll Cuellar is optimistic about future Room.
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