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FREE FRIDAY Faculty, administration settle on contract 0 .c d By Doug Donovan The university also offered a 0.75 and woefully inadequate." James R. Thornton, a member of the rro,essors vote to ay Administrative NewJ Editot percent increase in salaries to bring But Robert B. Carroll, president of the AAUP negotiating team. said that under the After a semester of intense negotiations, university professor's salaries up to parity AAUP. said the AAUP believes the new new contract the university faculty will . Or deny the the administrative and faculty bargaining with same-rank professors at mid-Atlantic offer is fair. remain behind in salaries but will be to accept teams found common ground Monday night Category I. or doctoral degree-granting, "It's the best we could do unless we gaining ground. and settled on a new contract. schools. were willing to vote it down with job "Instead of being behind 4.5 percent, The steering committee. the faculty's The university's chapter of the American actions next fall," Carroll said. we 'II be 3 or 3.5 percent behind," said neW agreement W hiC h leadership, voted 11·3 in favor of the two· Association of University Professors "But, we're not dancing in the streets Thornton, an associate professor of year offer and recommended the faculty (AAUP) asked for a 4 percent across-the- about it." economics. a accept the contract when it votes today. board int Fraternity to expan,d house Doug McLeod and Nancy Signorielli will Founder of be presenting their paper "Conflict and Public university acapella Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity plans to add a Opinion: The Impact of the Persian Gulf War new addition to their house. The addition will on Public Hostility Toward Mass Media and singing group to be dedicated on Homecoming next Protestors" at the American Association for graduate September. , Public Opinion Research Conference. Rich Lucera (EG SR). chairman for the The conference is scheduled to take place The founder of the House Additions Committee, said he hopes May 16 to May 19 in St. Petersburg Beach, university's first acapella the $150,000 addition will "generate a lot of A a. singing group. the Golden rush interest" and "be a big plus for the Greek The research shows how conflict affects Blues, said that1he will be system." . . peoples' perceptions. In particular, it showed leaving the group at the end "The key to a strong Greek system ts that the public held hostile attitudes toward of the Spring Semester. having big fraternity houses," Lucera said. the mass media and protestors during the Gulf Brian Emerson (AS GR), According to Lucera. the addition will have War. a graduate communication student who will be four to six more bedrooms, another bathroom "Conflict tends to whip up support for on the second floor, a meeting room in the graduating this spring, basement and a show room with a flreplace on authority," McLeod said. "It's a timeless founded the group towards principle which can be observed throughout the flrst floor. · the end of Fall Semester ''This will be the type of place to bring history." · 1989 after he heard a tape of parents in and impress·tl\em." Lucera said. He said this research found that many another college's acapella Currently, only eight brothers live in the people felt the government should pick which group. house but with the addition the living capacity stories reporters cover. "I wanted to add will be increased to 16. "Fraternities provide The research was sponsored by a grant something different to the for a communal living arrangement," Lucera from the college's dean. university's music scene,'' he said, "and the more the merrier. McLeod said that he is happy that their said. "With the addition, the house will be about paper was accepted for presentation at the "It has been neat to watch the same size as the Kappa Alpha bouse." AAPOR conference. "It's satisfying It means the Golden Blues change Originally, Tau ·Kappa Epsilon was to be we're doing well and people appreciate it," over the last four years and part of the university's "Greek row," which is McLeod said. to wats;h ~pella groups now the Ray Street complex. catch on at the university,'' "We realized there was no hope of a brand Emer:son said. new house," Lucera said. "so I took it upon Visitors Center receives award "In the beginning, we did myself to get the ball rolling." not have large audiences ~t The university's Visitors Center has been According to Lucera, the problems the our performances, but now THE REVIEW 1 ~ i millian Gretsch chosen to receive the "A Better Newark" Greek system is facing now from the we have 400 to 500 people in Brian Green (UA G3) signs the AIDS quilt displayed in.the university. will have no bearing on the award for the month of May, according to the the audience." successful completion of the addition. City Secretary's Office. · Emerson is looking forward Rodney Room of the Perkins Student Center today. Tau Kappa Epsilon is one of the few The property was selected by the City of to graduating and working at an , Complex, who said he "comprehends that fraternities that own the property on which Newark's Conservation Advisory internship for the 199:6 Olympic Games outrageousness was the concept that they their house stands, Lucera said, so they are Commission because of the landscaping and Baltimore office. He hqpes to continue needed to catch everyone's eye." only subject to New Castle County and · exterior renovations made to the building. working in ~tlanta preparing for the 1996 Some of the 30 students in attendance said Newark zoning ordinances. The university The Commission established this monthly games. they found some of Queer Campus' posters cannot deny them a building permit. award about six years ago to recognize "rude and overly expressive." "Everyone knows how much we need this," owners of houses and businesses who attempt Queer Campus holds forum Tres Fromme (AG JR), a member of Queer Lucera said. to improve the appearance of their property Campus, said some of the posters were in jest through structural renovations and/or "Gay bashing," "hate crimes" and "fag" are and "some of this campus is sarcastically common terms in today's society. impaired. Queer Campus. a self-proclaimed Communication professors landscaping, thereby enhancing the image of Queer Campus held an open forum the entire community. confrontational group, plans to ask university present research on conflict Tuesday night in the Rodney C/0 lounge administrators to address Queer issues. Each month the commission selects a hoping to. make them uncommon terms on property owner for recognition Two university communication professors by bestowing campus. have been invited to present their paper on them with a proclamation signed by the mayor Compiled by jennifer E. Burgess, Gregg David, The program was organized by Marty Eric/. Hutts, Tina Shaffery and Marg!iret Zeman conflict and public opinion at an annual declaring them a the recipient of the "A Better Giblin (AS SO), an RA in the Rodney conference, Newark" award. Study says government agencies · underr~port ~ape statistics Seventy-eight women are raped every hour in the ...MORE fl~G United Swes, a total of 683,000 in a year, estimates fAClOR\ES ... a study by.'the Crime Victims Research and · Treatment Center at the MediCal University of South ~lina. / A:ccording to the National Women's study, one out of every eight adult women, or at least 12.1 niillion American women, :has been the victim of rape and only 16 percent of rapes are ever reported to police.• ·· · 1 I · In contrast, a 1990 Newsweek survey reported that 16 women confront rapists every hour. The National Women's Study, which based its projections on a three-year study of 4,008 women, said the statistics are much higher than those previously reported by the government and other sources. FBI studies show one out of silt women will be raped during college. And 27.2 percent of women report being ,raped by the time they reached college, 57.8 percent by their dates. Prior to this study, national.information about rape was limited to • on reported rapes from the FBI Uniform Crime 'Reports or data from the National Crime Survey from the Bureau of Justice Tribune Media Services Statistics. Sixty percent of the rape service agencies Madonna is evidently the most magnetic figure said, so they imbue the late rock star with those surveyed in the study thought that the publicity of for rock acadeinicians. Thirteen professors around qualities. the 1991 West Pal~ Beach trial of William the country contributed to University of Georgia at Others say star research is not worthy of the Kennedy Smith, ~uitted of a rape charge, made Athens researcher Cathy Schwitenberg's recent institutions that sponsor it. rape victims less likely to report crimes to the book, "The Madonna Connection: Representational Charles Skyes, a senior fellow for the police. .Politics, Subcultural Identities and Cultural conservative Wisconsin Policy Institute, wrote the Theory." 1988 book "Profscam" which accused college Steve Hinerman of San Jose State University in professors of being under-worked and overpaid. Professors research celebrities California favors .Elvis Presley. He reads stacks of He said ofrock research, "It would fall 1under tabloids and fan magazines. in ..earch of people who what I would call junk scholarships. You're They watch videos, catch concerts, read the claim to have "extraperceptual" eltperiences with dressing up very routine subjects in the garb of National Erxiuirer and rap with spike-haired teen ' "''he King." academic seriousness." rock fans. Pop idols Tina Turner and Elvis Presley Many of the people who claimed to have seen the "OUF research is covered under freedom of are the subjects they track aild teach. dead idol are abused women. Hinerman points out. speech and expression," said Madonna researcher They are Jrofessors ofnx:lc'culture whose .. For them, Elvis serves a real function. He Sc~wichtenberg . - research activities range from watching Madonna's becomes a new kind of gentle man. They can •t fmd video "Justify My Love" to lis&ening to the late Roy "real men who are kind and sweet," Hinnerman Compiled from the College Press Service Orbison's hit "'nny the~l~." I. ' Diamond ring ~tolen Apartment door forced were reported stolen, police said. said. The total value.of the stolen Police said tire damage was from Elkton Road house open and VCR stolen goods was reported at $1275 and valued at $150 and dents to the car were estimated at $250. The door of an East Cleveland the damage to window was An unicnown suspect forced open estimated at $75, police said. the basement door of a house on the A venue apartment was forced open M·ountain bike stol~n 700 block of Elkton Road between sometime between 7 a.m. and 5 from Memorial Hal 7:50a.m. and 2:30p.m. Monday, p.m. Monday, Newark Police said. Freon-12 canisters According to police a JVC VCR Newark Police said. A men's 21-speed Trek Antelope ~ was reported stolen. stolen from Newark mountain bike and a lock were ...... A 113 karat diamond ring and The VCR was valued at $350 and some cash were reported stolen Hall stolen from Memorial Hall on ~ 1 the damage to the door was Tuesday, University Police said. police said. The basement of Newark Hall Q estimated at $25, police said. The bike and lock were valued at The total value stolen was was broken into sometime between $340, police said. reported at $1 025 and the.damage Basement window May 11 and May 15, University ~ to the door was $25, police said. Police said. broken, $1275 worth of Police said 17. 30-pound Freon- Dryer fire in house on ~ goods stolen 12 canisters were stolen. South College Ave The total value of the stolen ~ Cement goose removed from front lawn An unknown suspect broke the property was $2380, police said. A running cJtYer caught on frre at .~ basement window and removed about 12 p.m. Wednesday at 228 ... personal property from a house South College A venue, fire offlcials ...... $400 damage to car in A lawn ornament was removed located on Tantallon Court said. sometime between 8 a.m. and 5 from the 200 block of East Park Russel parking. .fot The residents of the house p.m.Wednesday, Newark Police opened the basement door and ~ Place between 7:30a.m. Monday said. A 1989 Pontiac parked in the noticed sD:~oke pouring out. and 12 p.m. Tuesday. Newark A security bolt containing $ t.ooo Russel Parking lot received $400 The dryer was wrecked but the Police said. worth of baseball cards, a 20-inch worth of damages sometime only damage to the house was due Police said the ornament, a silver herring bone necklace and a between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 5 to smoke, officials said. cement goose, was valued at $200. men's black-leather biker jacket a.m. Thursday. University Police Compiled by Kenny Nager May 22, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A3 On the Lighter Women deserve more say in politics By Laura Fasbach Cootributinl Editor As the distaste for "politics as usual" grows stronger among Americans, feminists are trying to persuade women to vote with gender issues in mind. Delaware Voters in 1990 ~la side Fifty-four percent of registered voters are women yet, despite this political edge, only 6 percent of Number Congressional representatives are women. Actually Marian Palley, a political science professor, says Voted because the current trend of anti-incumbant feelings is The Cookie war strong, voters may be predisposed to support and vote for women. to end all cookie wars ... "Who could be more of an ultimate outsider than a Once in a while someone can be overheard saying, "I hate Pencader, it's so boring, I hate it, I hate it, I hate it!" And • News Analysis Total they burst into tears. But now the residents of Pencader have come alive with fun and excitement. After woman," she suggests. Source: Delaware Department of Elections each dinner, when students used to return Lynn Yeakel, Pennsylvania's Democratic nominee ...... to their residence to sulk about the lack of for Senate and once an outsider, targeted sexual activities, they now go for a new record. harassment in her campaign. Vice President Dan Quayle's disapproval of an "Issues of gender are not a sufficient dimension." The record they attempt to break is "The She also criticized the treatment of witness Anita episode of CBS' "Murphy Brown" strengthens Meyer's Palley says women are not only concerned with argument. abortion rights and sexual harassment but also "sex Cookie Toss." Hill during the controversial Senate confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas. In a San Francisco speech Tuesday, Quayle neutral issues," such as the economy, environment and "We always toss our cookies after we "Did this make you as mad as it made meT' Yeakel denounced the character's decision to have a baby out war and peace. "We don't bullet-vote on gender issues." leave Pencader Dining Hall," one student asked voters in a television advertisement. of wedlock. He claimed the episode glamorized unwed Because married women have the financial support said. "My personal record is 70 yards." The commercial showed incumbent Sen. Arlen mothers. of their spouses and share "one economic unit," they Incidentally the record was a throw over Specter, R-Pa .• questioning Hill's testimony which Quayle's belief that "Murphy Brown" was "mocking often vote the same as their husbands, Palley says. Pencader J, which is approximately 110 accused Thomas of sexual harassment. the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone,'' "There is a marriage gap more than a gender gap." yards. There was a small tail wind. The nine ma\e senators who interrogated Hill displays his own mockery of women. Self-supporting women tend to vote for Democrats ignited voters with the realization that a "This administration does not understand what it's because usually women have lower incomes, she representational balance is needed in politics says like to be a woman in the 1990s," Meyer says. explains. As many students boast Cheryl Hodge, president of the Wilmington chapter of Lucy Baruch, a service coordinator at Rutgers But, Kay McVeigh, who considers herself a "tired of their ability to drink, a · the National Organization for Women (NOW). University's Center for American Women in Politics, warrior who won't give up," says women must ensure The treatment of Hill throughout the hearings says, "Women candidates will put it together with the candidates they support have their priorities at heart. man has won the bragging represents one more hill women must climb in politics. women voters." "If [women] don't vote, that's saying 'yes' to the rights Ellen Meyer, a commissioner for the Delaware But women's priorities are not solely based on powers that be," says McVeigh, a 20-year member of Comission for Women. says more women may vote gender says Palley. NOW in Wilmington. Students often brag about how much specifically on gender issues because the Bush Although more women vote. gender issues are not "Whatever is given to a minority, and we are a alcohol they can consume. As immature as Administration mistreats women. necessarily what they are voting for, she adds. minority, can easily be taken away." this may seem. there is a grown man that will shut up anybody who says they have a high tolerance for the drug. In a recent "Sports lllustrated" article, sumo wrestler Salevaa "Konishiki" Atisanoe was reported as guzzling down Bill offers education for police service 120 bottles of beer and 10 quarts of tequila at his birthday bash. There are three and a half cases of beer New legislation gives free tuition for three years of duty in a quarter keg. Atisanoe drank a quarter By Jilllaurinaltis Newark Police Chief William Hogan compared the Police Corps with ROTC keg plus one and a half cases of beer. For MiflOIIling Editor said the program will help police force programs and the Law Enforcement those people who think he didn't know A program similar to ROTC could be candidates to realize "real policing as Assistance Administration (LEAA), a when to say when, don't forget that he also made available to students interested in opposed to TV policing." federal program that was discontinued drank 10 quarts of tequila. law enforcement if the Senate reaches a ~·A lot of programs show cops as in the early 1980s which rebated college compromise on a deadlocked crime bill. crime fighters, but that's not really the tuition for people employed by local The Police Corps. part of the way it is. A lot of what we do is law enforcement. Study tips of reality ..• omnibus crime bill proposed by Sen. community service-oriented." The LEAA was discontinued Joseph Biden, D-Del., would provide The bill does not specify how the because of the redistribution of social Teachers and advisers will tell you, "Just federally-funded scholarships for Police Corps would be organized, but funding under the Reagan turn the television off and study. Take the students in return for three years of the program would be administered and administration, Oberly said. phone off the hook and hit the books." service upon graduation. developed by state legislation, McCabe Von Koch said Newark Police still Sounds easy. Well, notreally. The Senate Republicans have been said. partially refund some tuition for recent Sen. Joseph R. Biden ,Jr., 0-Del. Lighter Side staff has prepared a list of tips blocking the bill since March 4 because State Attorney General Charles M. graduates who serve in their force, Brady Bill and calls for stringent that will get you straight C's, because that's of their opposition to the Brady Bill, a Oberly III, said Delaware's police although there is no formal program. refonns in habeas corpus, the law which what you'll get anyway when you provision of the crime bill which calls forces currently are not hurting for job The crime bill is a compromise of prohibits police from detaining a person procrastinate. for a waiting period for handgun applicants, but the program would both the Senate and House conference without charging them with a crime. First, don't study until your room is purchases. ensure a constant flow of high-quality committees. Filed and passed in Sixty votes in the Senate are needed spotless. It's a great way to procrastinate. The goal of the Police Corps is trainees. November by the House, the bill to pass the bill along to the president. You might even decide to get a scrub brush "basically to attract capable people in "There may be times when being a includes judicial reforms for police The count currently stands at 56. to remove that skin that has formed in the law enforcement, and ·provide them police officer will not be as popular," he accountability, substance abuse, crimes Although both parties approve of the with education that can supplement the said. "[The Police Corps] is not against children and fairness in death Police Corps, Oberly said, approval of toilet bowl. quality of people in law enforcement," something that has to be done, but it's sentencing. the bill "comes down to the different Second, yt>u must go shopping. No one said Mike McCabe, Biden's press not a bad gesture." Senate Republicans are proposing views between handgun control and can study with a empty stomach and secretary. Lt. Alex Von Koch of Newark Police their own bill, which leaves out the reforms in habeas corpus." without caffeine. You may also want to buy a By Rich Campbell Priscilla Rakestraw, Republican Slaff iU!pofff!r National Committeewoman for The problems of Wilmington; like Delaware, said "blaming any those of other American cities, have particular party or individual for the been put in the spotlight after the plight of the cities is shortsighted. recent riots in Los Angeles. "Instead of pointing the fmger and Wilmington Democratic Mayor fixing the blame," Rakestraw said, William Frawley laid the blame for Frawley would be better off forming a the pro blems in American cities partnership with Republicans. BET BELMONT RACES t·PM squarely on the Reagan and Bush Republican ideas, like Housing DELPARK RACING 3:30 • 8 PM administrations. Secretary Jack Kemp's proposed COUNTRY BBQ • MUSIC Frawley did not attend a march in "enterprise wnes" which would attract Washington last Saturday which was businesses to inner cities with tax sponsored by the U.S. Council of incentives, could revitalize the city, Mayors to protest federal neglect of said Rakestraw. the cities, but said he supported the Such ideas kept a major employer, mayors' calls for a $15 billion city-aid Hercules Incorporated, in Wilmington, package to be passed by Congress. she said. Federal programs, such as low Frawley said enterprise zones income housing and job training, have divert attention from the root ••KIDS GAMES • DERBY been drastically cut over the last problems caused by conservative Llnl STEEL KINGS STEEL BAND • LIMBO CD decade, Frawley said. policies. Wi lmington lost about $40 million "The enterprise zone is a warmed- . SUNDAY RACING 1 ·6:30PM in fe deral aid during the 1980s, over Republican right-wing dogma," Wilmington Mayor Dan Frawley Bet the Peter Pan Stakes • Live $35,000 Turf Stakes ret1 ecting the general trend across the he said. country, he said. The effect of these cuts has been devastating on cities and the media has ignored the problem, he said. MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY RACING 1. 6:30PM "Mayors have been a voice crying Bet the Jersey Derby • Metropolitan Hdcp. • Kentucky Breeders' in the wilderness for my seven-and-a -rJIS half-years in office," he said. ~ · Bill Freeborn, a Republican s-roNE H running for City Council in Wilmington's 8th district, said most ~t.LOO mayors are wrongly blaming the federal government. B FRIDAY-YmalMixx States bear a major responsibility for their own cities, he said, the SATURDAY- Schroeder "federal government shouldn't be the -D.J. Free Adlnlttlon panacea for all the iUs of the city." TUESDAY Ski· $:J.99 Pltchen • Happy Hour Prices AU Night Long RT. 2 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY Just 4 from Main Street WEDNESDAY- Final Chapter ~ins. BURN THURSDAY- Mug NlcJat with Back Streets FREE ADMISSION FRIDAY (29th)- Great Train Robbery ·, with student i.d. SATURDAY-The Fabulous Greaseband EVERY WEEKEND COOLERS, BRILLS Congratulations Seniors! ARE WELCOMED IN PICNIC UPCOMING GROVE (no gas grills or glass) JP•~~- Sat., fi/I:J ·Peter Frampton· Tlckett $1S.OO In advance VOLLEYBALL NETS BASKETBALL IN GROVE (31!2} 1194-2521 Blr • RIIMUIIntl Fri., fl/19 ·Warren Zevon • Tlckett $10.00 In advance Rt. 7 Stanton • Exit 48 off 1-95~~ ~mftt Plcnl/c Grove • Playground May 22, 1992. THE REVIEW • A5 Male a capellas make debut By Mickey McCarter pop music. "I was here to see the start of the D SraiiReporrer The Hen-Harmonics, formed in #Sharps#, then the Deltones and With the addition of the Hen- mid-April, prepared a single song, now this. It's great to have an all Harmonics, the number of singing "Silhouettes," in .just four male group. groups on campus moved up the rehearsals for their debut concert. "We now have a large co-ed scale to four this semester. "We hadn't intended to perform group, a small co-ed group. a The university's first all-male this early," Gottshall said, "so we female group and a male group. he chorale, composed of 14 students had to start working our butts off said. "All of them can do very · from the Dickinson complex, made on the song to get something different sounds." their debut performance at the Del- ready." Sue Furst (HR SR), a member of A Cappella concert. Gottshall sang lead vocals on the Deltones, said: "It's all The concert, which attracted "Silhouettes," and left the crowd absolutely wonderful. There's been about 300 people to Newark Hall wanting more. a co-ed group on campus for a long Saturday, also featured previously During their rehearsals the group time. Jason did a fabulous job established university singing expanded to its present size. organizing things for the Hen groups; the D Sharps,· the Golden The Hen-Harmonics didn't Harmonics." Blues and the Del tones. decide on a set number of members, Furst added that the Del-A Samit Basu (EG FR), president Gottshall said. "We just sort of Cappella concert was a rare and founder of the Hen-Harmonics, evolved from the people that came opportunity for all of the groups to said an all-male singing group was to rehearsals." perform together. missing at the university. Basu said the amount of Gottshall said the thought among "There were two co-ed groups e11perience varies widely within the the Hen-Harmonics was, "There's and one all-female. I thought if no group. Some members had singing no way we'll pull off a big concert one else was going to start an all- lessons or sang in high school, in our first year of e11istence, but we male group, why not me?'' while others are novices and just hope to do a number of small Basu found other men interested want to sing. performances and another concert in singing within his dormitory Gottshall said: "Next semester, with the D #Sharps#." complex, including Jason Gottshall we hope to re-audition everyone Basu said he created the Hen (EG FR) and Greg Fort~ (AS FR), and open auditions to new members Harmonics' name from a the musical directors of the group. too. I would like to see the group suggestion made by Fort~. who THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch He said there is a particular get as large as possible without advised 'Enharmonics' as a good People pay respect to AIDS victims remembered on the quilt in the Rodney Room sound to an all-male a cappella getting too big to perform well." name. group produced by bass, baritone, The Hen-Harmonics were invited Smith said "Enharmonics is a tenor I and tenor II singers. to make their debut performance at musical term used to refer to the "We're exploiting the idea of an Del-A Cappella by the D #Sharps#, different names you can give a all-male a cappella group," Basu the only all-female group on note." For example, he said, in AIDS quilt remembers victims said. "There are a lot of selections campus, who hosted the concert. certain cases, a d-sharp could be we can do that the other female a Dina Torok (AS JR), music identified as a c-flat depending continued from page Al turn his anger into something off." says Braddy, that they cappella groups can't." director of the D #Sharps#, said: "I upon what key the note is in. constructive. He began to have to make such an Gottshall agreed: "That's right. was very impressed with their Basu said, "We're ecstatic about Students Timothy F. Brooks] volunteer at the NAMES extravagant · expression to We don't have anything against sound. They did just one song, but everything. We would like to thank one day to fill out the Project Foundation. make people understand the standard a cappella like the Nylons it was a good choice. the other groups on campus since application," say s Buchanan, "The quilt helps people real hardships and [a nationally known a cappella "The Hen-Harmonics have made they've been very supportive. "At the end he said, 'forget it, breathe and move through a implications of AIDS. group) but we are looking to see if a strong start," she said. Saying that we're optimistic about it's impossible." grieving process," Kinlock As people walked around we can do something different." "Over the past few years, we've the future would be an But Buchanan spent the says. the pieces of the quilt, some Basu said: "We are trying not to had a new group every spring," understatement." next nine months filing the Handing over a panel to the were crying, some were get fixed into any one type of Torok added. "It's incredible!" Gottshall added, "The important application and looking for an foundation, he says, helps leaving memories of their own music." They perform music from Gary Smith (AS JR), music thing is that all we want to do is acceptable room for the quilt friends and families of AIDS in writing on a piece of quilt the 1950s on, including rock and director of the Golden Blues, said: sing." to be displayed in. · victims get through this donated by university groups. "I did all this work for process. Others were just absorbed months, it's worth it," says The main purpose of the in reading each panel. Buchanan as she watched NAMES Project Foundation, There is Gary Cas tie's people walking around the Kinlock says, is to educate panel, he was only about 17 Cable delayed for residence halls four pieces of quilt the people about AIDS and make years old when he died of Students wired about cable "An RFP asks vendors to tell us cable in the dorms next year," she university obtained. them aware of the disease as AIDS . There is Terry installation in the residence halls just what they will do for us concerning said. "I think the university was very Kinlock says he became well as to r-aise funds. Conner's. He was almost 35. had their hopes unplugged. prices and different channels that unprofessional in even mentioning it involved with the AIDS quilt The fund-raising efforts, he And there is Philip Limes' The plans announced last October may be available to the university," if they weren't sure." after a friend of his died of the says, support health care and lasting hope, which reads: to have cable hooked up in some he explained. Butler said he recognized the disease. gives benefits back to the "Think of me now and halls by next semester have been Nicole Reistetter (AS SO), who students' desire for cable. "I was angry," Kinlock AIDS community. again postponed until fall 1993. lives on campus, said she was Last fall, Butler said the says. One morning he was D'Lynn Braddy, a former As I was in life David Butler, director of Housing looking forward to having cable in university is "interested in making walking on the Capitol Mall in university student, says she At some moment and Resident Life, said the the residence halls for the upcoming the residence halls as attractive to Washington when he saw the didn't expect to cry at the Which is pleasant to recall." university plans to send out a year. students as we possibly can." quilt being unfolded, he says. display, but she did. Request for Proposal (RFP) "I was really disappointed to find Kinlock then knew how to "It really just ·pisses me sometime in June. put that we wouldn't be getting Beth Kennedy University receives $5 million continued from page Al Wilkins said the federal homosexuals from the military. government is beginning to build Wilkins said people critical of WHERE 1HE STONE AGE $50 million DARPA program to · economic strength by placing university research funded by the develop new research and emphasis on commercial products Department of Defense need to manufacturing technologies. .rather than military products. realize that "we're not building MEns 1HE ROCK AGE. In February, CCM received a However, research supported by bombs or guns here. · $3 .8 million grant from the the Department of Defense has "People should be happier with Department of Defense to continue generated strong opposition recently this kjnd of research because the its research with polymeric from student organizations. emphasis is on international composites used to make Jason Halbert (AS JR), pr~sident competitiveness and commercial automobiles. of the Student Environmental products as well as military President David P. Roselle said Action Coalition, said, "We're applications." the $3.8 million the grant was given totally opposed to Department of Halbert criticized professors who specifically for research Defense spending and research. claim their research has no direct applications but the DARPA grant "Their policies towards military applications. will go a step further. homosexuals and the environment "Everything the university does "This grant is more for the and their general mission of killi~g with money from the Department of development of advanced materials people doesn't adhere to the mission Defense has military applications," and eventually the manufacturing of this university." he said, "even if they're not exactly and marketing of them rather than In May 1991 the Faculty Senate building bombs." solely for research purposes," voted to support a resolution which Roselle said. opposes the exclusion of ·Professor volunteers at shelter continued from page A3 i.pmates to support each other after says he is still in academia but he is Brockmann and his team left. also investigating "spiritual things." terminally-ill patients. At first there was a general Both lines of work strengthen He says this work has helped him distrust among the inmates, he says, each other Brockmann says. He to put things in perspective and has but gradually most of them learned likens this to a rug. also been a source of to exercise the same trust and love "When you weave a rug," he encouragement. shown to them. says, "if the threads go in one "I've seen some really, really Brockmann has tried to use what direction, they can fall apart. courageous people," he says. "If he has learned outside his role as a "But if you weave them in two these cancer people can do this, professor and apply it to the directions, . things that seem then I can do it too." classroom. contradictory, or are not going in Brockmann recently took part in "I've always enjoyed that kind of the same order, actually give another training program in a state Jiving in two worlds," he says in strength to each other. prison in Vermont called "A Three reference to being a business and "I'm hoping it will make me a Day Course in Christianity." technical writing professor as well better professor, and the This program was designed to ~s a counselor [with chaplain professorness will make me a better help a group of inmates establish a work). chaplain." kind of Christian community among "I'm sort of doing that spiritually," Brockmann says. He ~,_ A CHILLIN' NEW COMEDY IN FULL NEANDERVISION. Why Can't I.Stop This? HOLLYWOOD PICTURES ~X<'~'~ ~ •.- ...h TOUCHWOOD PACIFIC PARTNERS I ~~ENCINO MAI'·f' • ANOREXIA/BULEMIA SEAH ASTIN BRENDAN FRASER MEGAN WARD MARIEITE HARTLEY RICHARD MASUR ~ PAULY SHORE • ANXIETY/PANIC Co-~;~ MICHAEL RQTEHBERG Cni;,,.;S<"t; J. PETER RQBIHSQH uZ~ ERIC S£ARS, A.C,£, ~ JAMES ALLEN • DEPRESSION "~~: ROBERT BRINKMANN ~~ HILTON GREEN ~~ GEORGE ZALOOM, .SHAWN SCHEPPS WE'RE HERE TO HELP 1 s.:r.. ~ SHAWN SCHEPPS "" "~ GEORGE ZALOOM ~ LES MAYFIELD , ,.-~ · 6Koi'ii A look ~t the events that shaped the 1991-92 school year Right: Ku Klux Klan members stand around a 30·foot burning CI'OIS in a field outside Elkton, Md., after the Elkton City Council denied the KIO(Is request to parade. Bottom riJht: A Ku Klux Klan member m full "ear during the cross burmn" Left: Steven Brian Pennell IS lead from a courthouse in .. Wilmington after one of'the .. hearings cJetermining whether · Pennell should receive a life sentence or the death penalty. Bottom left: Narlene Simm, mother of Pennell victim Michelle Gordon, gives her son Richard Gordon a hug after hearing about Pennell's execution. ... Above: Two of the .. 3,100 buildings destroyed by looting and riots in los Angeles after a ~lmi Valley, CA., Jury acquitted four Los Angeles police off~eers in the beating of motorist Rodney King. left: A man hold a popular slogan after about 50 people died during the riots. By Suzanne Marcus Mayor James Crouse cited a enforcement, 380 parking tickets Pennell executed support. a crack habit. and Margaret Zeman police report which stated that the were issued. The Alpha Sigma Phi At 9:40 a.m. on March 14, Cohen was finally apprehended St•ff Reporters proposal would not benefit the fraternity was the only one to lethal doses of three chemicals in New Orleans in February 1990 Not guilty. community and would lead to purchase a parkulator. were injected into the body of after being· chased through a These two words delivered on violence despite security measures. It was subsequently raffled off Stephen B. Pennell, a convicted residential neighborhood by a cab April 28 by the jury that heard the Jesse Boyd, a commission and smashed with a sledgehammer. serial killer. drivtr carrying a tire iron. Rodney King verdict would tear member, said allowing the Klan to A new zoning law was passed Nine minutes later, lie was Cohen pled guilty but mentally the nation apart. march despite the police by Newark City Council in dead. ill for the 1988 murder of his Store windows were smashed, recommendation "would be like February. The law reduced the It was Delaware's first parents. . buildings burned and innocent paying a doctor for a visit and not number of non-related people execution in 46 years. Pennell had Judge Jerome 0. Herlihy heeded .. people killed as hate ran rampant taking his advice." living in rental homes from four to been found guilty of murdering a jury recommendation and ' in the streets of Los Angeles. The Comm-ission's decision three in certain zones. four New Castle area women and sentenced Cohen to two In front of the Student Center, prompted the American Civil The new law was prompted by a had asked to die. consecutive life terms in prison. more than 150 students Liberties Union (ACLU) to decide petition signed by over 100 The Inmate Political Action He is not eligible for parole or any congregated to express their to sue the town of Elkton, residents of Kells Avenue and The fraternity was suspended Committee (IMPAC), a prison other sentence reduction, Herlihy outrage toward the verdict. Maryli!Jld, claiming that the Klan's neighboring streets. for one year by its national ruling inmate group, tried to appeal said. A torn nation - a torn campus. rights were violated. Residents who attended the city body and will not be permitted to Pennell's sentence, but a Race relations were among the Unless the town provided council meeting stated that function or be recognized by the Delaware Chancery Court justice Defense Department Grants many issues students were forced "concrete and clear evidence of university students were the source university until the Spring denied the group's injunction. Over the last year, the university to confront throughout the year. violence," the march should not of noise, parking and trash semester of 1993. Attorney General Charles received about $13 million in have been denied, said Stuart problems. The fraternity also lost their Oberly III said that only Pennell grants from the Department of University Race Relations Comstock-Gay, director of the However, despite all of the house and must vacate it by the had the power to change the court Defense. The grants sponsor Over a year has passed since the ACLU's Maryland chapter. tireless complaining by students end of the academic year. ruling. research with both military and ·, March 1991 sit-in in Smith Hall, about the powers that be, when the On May 11, the Faculty Senate commercial applications. Gender Concerns Members of Pennell's family, orchestrated by the Black Student time came in March for students to voted overwhelmingly to institute members of his victims' families The LGBSU and SEAC were Union (BSU). As the Clarence Thomas trial register to vote, the turnout was a set of eight resolutions proposed and groups of protesters waited two student groups angered by the Brian Johnson (EG SR), former was televised this year in nearly disappointing. Thirty-nine students by the Greek Life Task Force. outside the Delaware Correction grants. Victoria Morelli, former president of the BSU, said that every home in America, a whole registered. The registration was The most dramatic of these Center for news of any kind. co-president for the LGBSU, said race relations haven't necessarily array ?f iss~es began to surface. sponsored by the Delaware resolutions will phase out pledging Just after 10 a.m., James she was surprised that the improved at the university, but Questions about sexual Undergraduate Student Council, it by 1997-98. Hutchins of the Delaware Office university accepted money from a "we've become more aware" that discrimination incited further was hoped that the university Many Greeks feel a pledge of Corrections made an blatantly discriminatory racism isn't tolerated. debate on topics such as abortion could build a constituency of period is necessary. announcement. organization like the Department The rally in front of the Student and crimes against women. students to address problems "You need time to learn the "Mr. Pennell was pronounced of Defense. Center held to protest the Rodney On campus, results of a between the university and history and the workings of he dead at 9:49a.m." King verdict further illustrates the National Collegiate Athletic Newark. organization you ar.e seeking to Tears of joy and sadness People Students Will Miss point that.racism will not be Association (NCAA) survey join in order to make an informed flowed freely. This year students said goodbye tolerated. indicated that the university might Academic issues decision about it," said Kimberly It was all over. to some people who have made "This is not a question of civil have been in violation of a federal The university served as a Altemus (AS JK), president of important contributions to the rights, it is a question of human gender-equity law. forerunner in confronting Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Cohen gets life university. rights." Joshua Greene (AS JR), _ Title IX of the Education academic issues. Another resolution will require Charles Cohen managed to On Nov. 30, 1991 David Moir ·. president of the BSU, told the Amendments · of ' 197~ requires that After six years of ongoing rushees to have successfully elude the police for 18 months Nelson, otherwise known as "The ·. . crowd during the rally April 30. athletic financial assistance be debate, the controversial completed 12 credit hours, have a while he crisscrossed the country. Admiral," died of a heart attack at Greene also called for Public allocated in proportion to the plus/minus grading system was 2.33 grade point average and be ,He stayed in homeless shelters the age of 71. From 1951 to 1965, Safety officers to receive ongoing number of male and female implemented fall semester. The free of any university judicial and soup kitchens while adopting Nelson coached the Blue Hens sensitivity training for minorities. athletes. All other benefits also Faculty Senate voted to make the sanctions. numerous aliases along the way. football team to a 84-42-2 record. Pub! ic Safety has already must be equivalent. system optional. Surveys showed The house monitor system will He was fleeing Hockessin He also invented the Wing-T conducted a two-week workshop in Admlnisirators said that that the majority of the student be eliminated and sorority rush where he brutally murdered his offensive formation, which became sensitivity training over the improvement was needed, but that body opposed the system. will be switched from fall to parents. widely adapted by other college summer and plan to hold more. this university was better than In February, the Middle States spring. Cohen, a fQrmer university coaches. Greene and the university agree most. Association of Schools and "The proposed resolutions are a student, said he spent about eight On Dec. 20, 1991 Robert J. Di better recruitment of black high ,A,bort-ion, was another issue that Colleges visited the university as positive step to improve the image months in New York City figuring Pietro, a university linguistics school students is needed. merited a good deal of attention. part of the reaccreditation process. an11 quality of the Greek system," he could easily blend in among professor, died of lung cancer. Di President David P. Roselle In April, the Supreme Court Areas of concern which the said Timothy F. Brooks, dean of the masses. While there, he said Pietro created an interactive predicts a large increase in black b.egan hearing tbe Pennsylvania committee noted were services for students. he sold paperbacks on the street to foreign language teaching method •,, enrollment for next year. Abortion Control Act case and the physically disabled, low that was praised worldwide. In February, a three-and-a-half angry abortion-rights advocates African-American enrollment and hour exchange was held between met in Wilmington to voice their general enrollment practices. administrators and minority opinions. .. President Roselle received students in the College of The Student Coalition for praise for his "well-organized and Engineering about the future of the €hoice (SCC) protested outside the highly-supported leadership." college's minority recruitment Crisis' Pregnancy Center on Main Academic freedom was another program. Street. They chanted "Not 'the issue put to question this year by They addressed many concerns . church,' not the state, women will two university professors, Linda that arose after the resignation of decide their fate!" Gottfredson and Jan Blits. Frank A. Wells Jr., the director of SexU·41 assaults committed After a two-and-a-half year the Resources to Insure Successful · against women on campus was dispute that centered on whether Engineers (RISE) program. another area of concern this year. their research should be financed '·In the fall semester. there were 13 by the Pioneer Fund, which some · KKK Activity reported rapes and two attempte~ . campus groups deemed racist, a The Ku Klux Klan stirred up ones. settlement was reached. powerful sentiments when a Terms of the settlement Maryland chapter requested Conflicts with Newark included a paid one year leave of permission to march through The City of Newark was not absence for the two professors. In Elkton on April 4, the 24th exempt from its share of addition, the two artictes they co anniversary of the day the Rev. Dr. controversy over the past year. authored will be reclassified as Martin Luther King Jr. was It began with parkulators. .research. .. assassinated. The In-Vehicle Parking ,. Regulator (IPR) was approved in Changes in Greek System Although the KKK's first '• request to march was wi!hdrawn June by the Newark City Council. Greeks on campus are once ..'• and another submitted changing For $112.50, automobiles could again concerned about their future. the date to April 11, the Elkton park in two-hour increments on the First there was the suspension Town Commission unanimously residential streets surrounding of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity for a refused to grant the Klan a parade campus. hazing incident that occurred in THE REVIEW I MuimiiM., Gretldl permit. During the first four days of IPR the fall semester. RISE program members confronted President David P. Roselle In February about their future. May 22, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A7 Remember the Good Life. Make a Donation Today in the Name of a Loved One ] Lost to Cancer. 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Let's kill it properly, cheering cents into two expired parking UNEMPLOYME the good and-booing the bad. meters. Kamrnarman was only trying Cheers ...... to help some people out. The cop LINE • To-stud.ent Gordon Gary Geise detained him anyway. -.for~ si"9le tin~- (AS SO) for having enough guts to • To the University Police for make a run for mayor of Newark . their lackluster patrolling of the His 223 vot~s speak volumes. North Blue Lot on Laird Campus • ..Io ARA Dining Services for which enabled vandals to damage their rerioYiillOnormealiiiiij-naTis: ·-·ergiil"ca!s' iii" one·nlgltc · "' "" . - - --·- -- Wil Shamlln The selection and quality of food has • To the Elkton, Maryland City improved ten-fold. Council for not allowing the Ku Klux • To the university basketball Klan (KKK) to exercise their team who went 27-4 for the year and constitutional right to assemble and Long and winding road continues made it all the way to the NCAA march. championship tournament. • To the Elkton, Maryland KKK ·Some 60 issues ago, Rich Jones and had to be at least one or two issues this Review is not a paper that covers just • To the university baseball team for petitioning to march through I set out to produce the paper you hold year without any stories on gay two groups. who will face N.C. State in the Elkton on Martin Luther King's in your hands. students. We strive to cover all the news that NCCA's tod~y. Good luck guys. birthday. Even though we worked 60 hours a I did tell him that we had written concerns students and the university. • To the Black Student Union • To the Student Environmental week and missed 90 percent of our several features and stories on gay As an editor, missing a story is death. It (BSU) for their peaceful protest of Action Coalition (SEAC) for classes. the effort was not always students because it was the 20th means we failed in our mission. the Rodney King trial verdict. Their spending all their money on speaker enough. anniversary of the Lesbian Gay Not wanting this to happen, I asked restr.airu in such an emotional time is Lou Gold. The money they spent We still missed a few stories and Bisexual Student Union and, in the student to write me a list of the highly " co~ruraore.------coUfdiuiv e- beeri- ust!"d ;o-promt>l&-··-- published others I wish we missed . addition, it was the week of Lesbian stories we were missing. • To the ·students who protested Earth Day or a hundred other things. In looking back, I hope you found Gay Bisexual Awareness Days. I also invited him to write a letter to the closing .qf Pencader Dining Hall • To the bartender in the Stone The Review to be a reliable and credible Not satisfied, he intimated that the the editor so that he could air his views. for lunch and dinner. If you put your Balloon who didn't know ~caring a source of news. LGBSU and Queer Campus Maybe it is not made clear enough, minds to it, y!ou can move this world. swastika would offend certain people. That was our mission. orchestrated events just to be in the but The Review is an Independent • To Presidential candidate H . • To George Bush for his non- Despite our efforts, however, newspaper. newspaper. We are run totally by Ross Perot for going Independent in existent domestic policy. Four more accusations of biased and irresponsible He then pointed to a story on the students and have no binding 1992. Good luck. years, George? coverage fell on us as regularly as the front page in which Queer Campus co affiliations with the administration or • To the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Just say no. Delaware rain. · founder and former LGBSU President any student group. Student Union (LGBSU) on your -G.O. Just yesterday, I read "A Review of Tres Fromme was harassed at an AIDS We do make mistakes. The Review" in Pamoja, a newspaper of fundraising race. But we don't print anything David the Black Student Union. I don't think I understood his Roselle has to read first. Frankly, I In the story, we were accused of accusation, because it seemed pretty hope he is shocked when he reads t11e "constantly showing [our] whiteness." doubtful that Tres Fromme would have paper on Tuesdays and Fridays. About Review & Opinion It also said thai'"Biack students hardly ·wanted to be harassed just to be in this We do not allow Tres Fronune or ever get any ink in The Review." paper. Joshua Greene to come to our office to Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. The editorial This feeling is shared by other He went on complaining that it was check stories or to dictate our coverage. aboW! represents the consensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial editor, except students as well. in poor taste to run stories or photos Whether it is being called a "white when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opinion of the A few weeks ago, one student came about gay students on the front page. paper" or a "gay ·paper" or a "black artist. Letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. up to the office asking to speak to the He felt they could be better placed on paper," it usually makes me happy editor. some inside page. when people are mad at us. lt means Because Rich was out of town, I He also said there were many stories they read the paper and they care about asked if I could help. we missed because of our extensive the issues we write about. He started by saying that he was and exclusive· coverage of For some reason, this time I am Editorial columnists offended by our coverage of gay homosexuals. saddened. We still have far to go. students. He said that every issue of A female student who was with the Oh yeah, I still haven't received that Richard Jones, e4itar in chief .. ~oily Williams, editorial editor The Review had some story about guy came over and added that if the list. Scott Dailey, col_!lmnist . jason sean Garber; columnist homosexuality . . gays weren't on the front page, the Paul kane, colu~ ,nist Greg Orlando, columnist I knew he was upset and probably blacks were. Archie Tse is the outgoing executive exaggerating, so I didn't tell him there Taken aback, I explained that The editor of The Review. A parting Review of The Review from inside out Someone put a copy of the Black Student pack them chock full of mistakes. matter- particularly covering African-American It'S frustrating to see that even after these five Union's newspaper, Pamoja, in my mailbox at We make equal opportunity mistakes; they students. semesters, things haven't improved much. The Review the other day. don't discriminate between black students and I explained to him that most of The Review's I've worked hard to dispel this paper's bad, I was delighted to see that Pamoja was back in Asian students, lesbian and gay students, etc. reporters and editors are beginning journalism and I believe undeserved reputation as biased and business after a brief hiatus but was dismayed at We're equal opportunity offenders. students and most of them happen to be white. bigoted. the front page story headlined: "A Review of The I'm sure that if the members of the BSU I told him there weren't many black students But I've realized that I can't, and couldn't, do Review." compared notes with the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual in the joumalism.program and many students do it by myself. The story begins by stating that Pamoja was Student Union, or the Student Program not want to get involved with The Review And my successor, Doug Donovan, the next started because of the BSU' s disenchantment Association or the Young Americans for Freedom because of its reputation. editor in chief can't do it by himself. with what they said was The Review's "whiteness or the Students for Life or the Campus Crusade I asked him, "Is that our fault? What can we do Write letters to the editor, call the office to let ... complete ignorance of blacks, objective for Christ they would all have similar tales to tell to improve The Review's relationship with black Doug know how you feel; he is not only a good journalism and other cultures." of an incorrectly named speaker or the fact that students?" journalist but also a good human being. It goes on to say that The Review has "painted their organization wasn't mentioned or He said, "It's no one's fault because black The Review and all newspapers-ha-ve. the - a picture of the university's black students as a something. students don't come to The Review and no one's potenJial to be a powerful tool to improve what I small group of brown complainers who'll blame I'm accustomed to hearing complaints about really recruiting them. think is one of the most important issue on the white man for anything as silly as a rainy errors in The Review, so that part of the Pamoja "No one's looking for each other." campus- eliminating prejudice. day." story wasn't surprising My sentiments exactly. By prejudice I don't just mean racism but also The story goes on to cite mistakes The Review But the next-to-last paragraph was the one that This is my last column as editor in chief of The sexism, homophobia and whatever other kind of made in identifying members of a rap group who really caught my attention: Review. I've been living, eating and breathing "-isms" or "phobias" out there. came to campus. The article said we also "Ironically, the person controlling The this newspaper for .the past five semesters. lf I could say one last thing to the readers of "butchered" a lecture by rap star KRS-ONE. , Review's steering wheel is a black man ... by For most of time here I've been the only black The Review, it would be for us to take a stake in Everyone makes mistakes but when we make allowing this garbage to go to print Jones is staffer and I am the first African American to improving, not only our campus, but also our mistakes 15,000 people know about it. implying that, as a black leader, he doesn't care finish a term as editor in chief. society. And this year we've had some real head about black representation or ethical journalism." Also for most of my time-here, I've seen what By communicating with each other, by smackers. I would like to express the I called Chuck Creekmur, editor in chief of can only be described as atrocious race relations. tolerating each other and, like Chuck Creekmur newspaper's regret for any error we've made this Pamoja and the author of the story. My reporting and much of my work at this said, looking out for each other. year. He said he understood that mistakes happen in paper has been concerned with eliminating But by no means should the BSU think we newspapers but said it often seems as though the stereotypes, prejudice, racism and bigotry of all Richard )ones is the outgoing editor in chief of single out stories related to black students and paper's reporters are ignorant of their subject kinds. The Review. ---- EditOr- in-cliierhails the light of brand-new semester When David Hoffman, former editor in chief reporting beyond the dictated word. Nothing in the world is. ir it was, there would hand. of The Review in 1973-74 and current reporter And, there is an insane amount of work in be no need for a newspaper. To Rich and Archie, you showed me how it's for The Washington Post, spoke at my class last getting out a publication that delves beyond the The Review is here· to report what happens on all done. Thank you. year I knew I was hooked on journalism. smiling, confident words of administrators, city our campus in an objective, fair and accurate To Paul, from whom I learned how to do Like a heroin junkie looking for a fix, I went officials and any other beurocrat who tries to manner. Whether you believe we do or don'l is what I did at the administrative news desk, you ;a... ~ into every story I wrote with a gaping, screw the students and citizens. your opinion. The fact is we try. And we try are really talented and I will miss you. (That's ~ slobbering mouth and a pulse fast enough to kill As editor in chief for next year I intend td hard. ~ ~ how you treat a former partner)...... Q a healthy wildebeast. continue the tradition of in-depth journalism at It is my vision as editor in chief that our To Molly, Charlotte, Jill, Dan, Ron, Esther, ;: ~ Well, almost every s.tory._ . . _ _ . The Review. attempts next year will surpass those of previous Karen, Rob and Julie, I hope I maintain the ~ Q The important thing is I wanted to write. ·- •· ·· -I.;ike-it- or not, without The Review the years and that the paper will exceed all level of excellence all of you achieved. ~ And, although I didn't write as much as some campus would be simply littered with Update, expectations. I want to thank the journalism professors who ~ ~ of my peers at The Review, I wrote nonetheless. the university newspaper. Hoffman instilled in me the hunger to pursue have made me feel like I know what I am doing 0 Hoffman said in his lecture (and this is not Whether you love or hate The Review is of no the truth and to report it but only after journalist and who have helped me get where I am. a q brown-nosing because it inspired me to become difference as long as you respect the right of a Chuck Stone instilled in me the abiltiy and And most importantly I want to thank Linda. :::.... a journalist), that newspaper writing has to go free press and the opportunity it offers you as confidence to even consider such a career. To Without you I would never have survived any of ~ beyond stenography. readers to express your views and opinions. Chuck I am forever grateful. this. The Webster's New World Dictionary defines Especially if it is different from The lt is this hunger that drives all of us at The To Jon and the entire new staff: We will do it stenography as "the skiU or work of writing Review's. Review to do the insane work we do on top of the way it's supposed to be done. With you I down dictation, testimony." The student newspaper affords everyone the classes and working jobs. ·· have no doubts about how great a job we are Yuk . ability to speak their mind. There is no other I am also grateful to those who came before going to do next year. What skill or work there is in acting as a tape publication on campus that provides a forum for me and are now leaving . recorder is beyond my comprehension. everyone's ideas. Its existence is essential to an They helped me understand the insanity, to Doug Donovan is an outgoing adminstrative I guess that's what public relations is for. irirormed student and fa~ulty body. . sift through and make enough sense of it to editor and the incoming editor in chief of The However, there is skill in journalism and in . The-kiview is not perfect and we admit that. produce the piece of paper you hold in your Review. Featurin May 22,1992. THE REVIEW. 82 I Ente.-taining desk awards and loser file remembranc.es "And the muril: was good and the music Inside, if you're brave enough to open Still'. Cheers to Russ Bengtson and Eric was loud Till singer turned, Qlld he said the thing, is the most hideous Best Crotch Wetting Scene (The Simon for compiling cross-culture and Entertaining Depend Undergarment Award) : Steve 10 the croWd ... Let there be rock." accumulation of sounds you'd never movie times columns. -ACIDC Thoughts want to hear. Martin in Grand Canyon. Jeers to the h9or who cancelled Aunt Vijaya Anand's dance Raja dance , The Gee1.! I Hope the Phone Would Spumoni. · MMCiws gracias 10 Achnod, Zippy, Bill (The Asia Classics series), Happyhead's Ring and Somebody Would Tell Me Our Cheers to singer Tori Amos for having "Hazer" Chutney , the Kilfg of Velcro By Greg Orlando Give Happyhead, Schnell Fenster's Band is Going to Reunite Award (The the guts to cover Nirvana's "Smells Like t~~~d Sid The Slug. And 10 Homer J. -so (Translated: Fast Window in German - John Oates Award): John ''One Half of Teen Spirit." /DIIg and thaltk.sforall the J}olyester. think the band was reaching just a bit?) Hall and Oates" Oates. Jeers to Tori Amos for her butt Don't you hate goodbye columns? In the beginning, there was me and a The Sound Of Trees, Vince and The · Most popular comedian who would smelling awful version of "Smells Like Who really cares a gob of spit about lovable sort named . Sue on the Attorneys, Bela Fleck and the probably be pumping gas in New Jersey Teen Spirit." them? Who wants to read a iist of thank entertainment desk. . Flecktones, Young Black Teenagers, if the F word were never invented (The Cheers to the local bands who have yous and mind-anesthetizing instructions But Sue moved to Lower Eastern Cowboy Don Edwards. Safeguard Soap Award) : Andrew Dice the guts to play original material. for the future? Gambia (the copy-editor position) and I Evil exists. Clay. ' Jeers to "Sweet Caroline" at the Stone Not I. was left on my own to judge what was If you need proof, you're perfectly The Stephen King Cranks Out His Balloon. The goodbye column is nothing more worthy of coverage and what wasn't. welcome to tour the loser file. Third Book in One Week. Award : Cheers to anyone brave enough to than· a public circle-jerk. And nothing is Much as I would've liked to, we had But there's also good out there. In this "Needful Things." stand up and yell, "Hell yeah, I DO like worse than being spooged on in public. no space to cover a lot of stuff. Important vein, I'd like to present the first (and The Yes, I Was Once Talented But polka music." So I'll put a condom on this mother. , . &luff. probably last) Entertainment Desk Now I'm Writing Beer Jingles Award Jeers to polka music in general. Goodbye to no one. And now, I digress, but in the desk Awards. (The Schlitl Lite) : Eric "After Midnight · behind me, there are about 200 audio Alert Ted Koppel. We're Gonna Sell Out" Clapton. Geez, I'll miss this• job. Entertainment has• been my raison d' . tapes tucked into three drawers. The Let's Crank. Out Another Sequel Bye. etre for the past•semester. What a sorry "Loser file," a sign proclaims on each Award (The Coveted Friday the And now, a few• serious cheers and Greg Orlando is the outgoing Entertainment Editor. reason for existence. . drawer. Thirteenth Trophy) : Ernest Scared jeers. All right. ·appearing with Public Service. (I $12.50 to $25 Yee-haw. I can deal with itJ · guess they'll be there just i.n case of The Mann Musk:• Center, located Ring the suckas up at (215) 878- That's 10 tonight, 8 and 11 p.m. I'm another year•closer to the end any utility problems.) God-knows-where, will be featuring 1707 and have 'em fill ya in. tomorrow, and 7 p.m on Sunday. of the carefree days of youth, and that Lookin' to the future, Warren Harry Connick, Jr. for three straight Call (215) 569-9400 for more much closer to the beginning of my Zevon will be howl in' up the Cabaret days of total hell f~r anyone who The Trocadero,• which will spend information than you could possibly life as a responsible adult. onJune9. likes real music. Oh, so sorry. I meant this weekend cleaning up the carnage need. Yeah. right. Since they were so kind not to three days of easy listenin' ecstasy. of yesterday's Beastie Boys show, · Another year at Delaware is up, give us times or prices, call (215) Friday, Saturdily and Sunday. All at 8 will be featuring the ageless Peter Cross culture has• been brought to D p.m but here's a list of what's goin' on 382-1201 and yell a lot. Frampton on June 11 at 7 p.m. you by the letter X, the number 666, this weekend, and a brief touch upon Ticket prices range from $14.50 to Tickets are $16.50. and the drug caffeine. some summer highlights. That rock band• that seems like $39.50. Call (215) 592-8762 for more A big thank you goes out to Ice-T, they:ve been here since the Creation, On the 30th, those violet femmes • information. and my faithful readers. At the Chestnut• Cabaret, (38th Genesis, will be playing Veterans the Indigo Girls, will be playing with Or call (202) 453-8480.and tell All three of you. and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia) StadiuJD (If you can find the Matthew Sweet and Kristen Hall, at 'em you wanna be an astronaut. This final column is dedicated to Cracker. who would rather have Spectrum ... ) The May 31 show is 8 p.m. Tickets from $11 to $22.50. .. • • my car. their collective skulls perforated than sold out, but tickets are still avail!Wle On June 2, go to Margaritaville Pull .out the·chewin' tobaccy and That oughtta appease it long a new Bob Dylan, will be appearing for June 1, 8 p.m $25. with Jimmy Buffet at 8 p.m Tickets tie up the horses, the Oak Ridge enough to get me home. with the exceedingly bold Wall We don't have a number for the from $15 to $27.~0 Boys will be appearing for the entire Maybe. Flowen tonight · Vet, so call (215) '336-2000 and ask On June 5 and 6 at 8 p.m. Crosby, weekend at the Tropworld Hotel I'll be back. Tomorrow, The Band will be them. · Stills and Nash will be playing. , and Casino. , . -Russ Bengtson . '· Friday, May 22 helping the mentally retarded. Volleyball and sports. For information, Congratulations to all graduating seniors and especially to Final exams begin. call Kathy O'Day or Anne Marie Sargent 456-9703. u Saturday, May 23 John LeitzJce Reading Day Wednesday, May 27 on a iob well done. Theater: "Macbeth," presented by the Poetry Reading: "The Waste Land," A In hoiiOr of this occasion D Shenandoah Shakespeare Express. group reading by English students. Newark .Hall . A~ditoriL!If",: 2 p.m. Bacchus Room, Perkins Student Center, Theater: "Merchant,of Venice, • 7:30p.m. Picciotti 's Restau.rant presented by the Shenandoah Shakespeare Express. Newark Hall Friday, May 29 ~~ ·· and John's prOud'parents would like to give all graduating Auditorium, 7 p.m. seniors and their families a special 10% discount during the Final exams end. Sunday, May 24 , ·. graduation weekend with special hours on Saturday'the 30th from Saturday, May 30 2:00 to 10:00 Best Buddies Interest Meetin!UGrwp Outing: For students lhteresteo in Graduation commencement. Fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere 3001 Lanc(lster Ave. Wilmington 652-3563 1.1 Miles east of Barlry Mill Top five movies for the same priority as Rover Dangerfield. week ending May 10 Showtimes: Sat. Sun. Mon. 1, 3. Cinemark Movies 10 1) Basic Instinct ($4 million for the First Sute Plaza Shopping Center (994-7075) week) 2) White Men Can't Jump ($2.7 Sleepwalkers (R) - Stephen l Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles e ers Couples ofdifferent races coming together in the face ofprejudice from loved ones and society By Amy Mazziotta mother she describes as a best friend. Problems: family, 'They act like it never happened," she says, "but I could never forgive friends, society them for that." After the it1itial argument, Jcn says Some lltlllll's hal'<' been cha11ged. she wouldn't talk to her mom at all. Jcn and her mom stopped going en (ED JR) is white. out together, she says. When Jcn The man she loves is black. went home, she says, she would go to And it's a secret. her room, shut her door and make "My father actually told me phone calls. he could deal with me "It bothers me because it is the J most important thing in my life," Jcn bringing home a murderer rather than a black man," Jcn says. says. After her parents' reject ions of the "I'm used to telling mom interracial relationship that started everything," she explains. last October, Jcn says, she and her "Now, if he brings me flowers boyfriend have pretended to her sometimes, I want to tell mom - parents that they arc just friends. and I can't." "They were going to pull me out Instead, Jen has nightmares about of school," Jcn says, adding that her her mom finding out. parents also threatened to disown her. "I've seen mixed couples and I'm Above: Daron 'There was no way they would sec so jealous - their parents accept my point of view," she says. "I do them," Jcn says. Ryan (BE]R) what they want or I'm out." In time, she thinks her parents andDara Now when Jcn goes h Seventy-foot' high, Stones come Rolling through Philadelphia By Greg Orlando l M AX technology will pop your run-you-over rock concert. Even even better if the technology was and Eric Simon eyetx1: h out. The Stones are shown though every member is well into used to its full potential. SlaffEditors on a domed screen encompassing their 40s, they can still make some During "Sympathy For the PHILADELPHIA Steel three quarters of the auditorium. great music. Devil," Jagger takes to a platform on Wheels and giant lips make for a Thanks to nearly 400 IMAX The Stones begin with "Start Me top of the stage. This song, probably great concert. cain~ras filming the four concerts, Up." Mick Jagger's throaty howls the best in the concert, is an The Rolling Stones, veterans of you get much more than just a front and Richards' biting guitar make incredible montage of sights and 20-plus years and 39 albums, have row perspective. this a great beginning. sounds. As Jagger sc reams his been called the greatest touring band In the opening minutes of the Before the band begins "Honky "pleased to meet you's," the band of all time. film. IMAX takes you backstage Tonk Woman," the audience is plays with monster enthusiasm. Put them on a stage and you've with the band. treated to a wonderfully comic scene Jagger goes through about 20 got a concert to drool over. Put them A twenty-foot tall Charlie Watts where two King Kong-size helium costume changes during the show in the Franklin Institute on a screen does a little two-step in the waiting filled sexpots are inflated by roadies and even lets Richards sing a song the approximate size of Rhpde vestibule. A roadie extends his hand who then have to battle the or two. The film excels in the Island and you've got a near to Keith Richards - and is monstrosities they've created. moments when these two religious exJX:rience. completely ignored. Later in the film, the camera pans charismatic chaps duel for the The Rolling Stones- At The Touches like these make the from the band to the audience in a spotlight. Max, which will be showing at the movie. The audience is made to feel grand sweeping arc. The eff~ct is Tickets for the show cost $15, a lnsti tute through December, like a part of the SJX:ctacle. breathtaking, making the aud1ence very respectable cost for a concert, chronicles four dates on the band's There are 56 speakers positioned feel as if their seats are moving . but grossly overpriced for a movie. 1990 "Steel Wheels" tour. It is the throughout the theater to produce But these shots are few and far As The Rolling Stones -At the first feature-length film to be concert quality sound. And more. between, and if the film has any Max combines the best of both, presented in the motion picture As for the show itself, it's an in flaws this is certainly one of them . there's no need to kvetch over the GATHERIN' NO MOSS: From left to right: Ron Wood, Charlie Watts, format IMAX . your-face, knock-you-down-and- As great as this film is, it could be price. Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and the human lip, Mick Jagger. A10. THE REVIEW • May 22, 1992 STOP PAVING TOO MUCH for auto insurance We specialize M .S . Varone with drivers Insurance The Ski Bum age 17-30. Call Mike We forgive fora one ticket. free Noone · quote THE CALIFORNIA SHOP is refused. .. 666-333 .. .,, : l I! 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Do we need to imagine? in The Review and was interviewed of trying to promote understanding, are clarify their content or even to commend procedure - it does not prevent a It happens everywhere, why attack about my experiences with a terminally detrimental to his cause. any of the positive things Greeks devote woman from obtaining one if she feels it us? In fact, Orlando, there weren't any ill parent. The article, "Losing a Parent His bulletin on cunnilingus and themselves to. is her only alternative. skirmishes or sexual offenses committed to Cancer" was released on April 10, fellatio is in nothing more than bad taste, How could the Faculty Senate pass How many deaths from "back-room" at Wilburfest. This does not excuse those 1992. no matter what message he is trying to resolutions whic.h drastically change the and "coat-hanger" abortions will have to who took part in offenses committed at When I read the article, I was shocked convey. · Greek system without even looking at a occur before those who cry murder of Wilburfest. This does not excuse those at how many of my statements were Queer Campus needs to work with Greek member and asking, "How will the fetus will realize that the illegal who took part in "illicit" acts. but it does taken out of context. The most blatant heterosexuals, keeping in mind they are this affect you?" or even "What are your abortions being performed are murder call into question the reasons behind example was the caption under my the majority, if they ever want to be opinions about the resolutions?" T h e just as well? accentuating the negatives of such a picture, which read, :'Despite the loss, accepted, For example, they need to representation of Greek members on the Pro-choice is not pro-abortion. Pro remarkably beneficial event. friends were not understanding." Now, follow the LGBSU's lead in educational task force was small, and any choice merely recognizes the reality of What truths do we, the weirdos, fear? even if this were true. why would I ever seminars. Instead of expressing anger disagreement that the Greeks on the task illegal abortion- regardless of the law, The truth that such a positive and say it, knowing that it was going to be and distaste, Queer Campus needs to force had about any of the resolutions abortions will occur. Why not keep them charitable gathering may be denied its published in a school-wide newspaper? relax their tactics and reorient was basically silenced by the rest of the safe and prevent the senseless deaths of ability to annually raise money for the To make matters worse, another themselves towards the greater good of committee. the women who choose them? homeless. spotlight local music, and student featured in the article had a understanding. J felt that the Faculty Senate should In her letter to the editor on April 28, provide information for those interested caption that stated that his friends were have asked the Greek members for Kristen Bateman says abortion is "a one in many humanitarian causes such as always understanding. Marc Treanor (AS SO) further input about the policies. sided war against a population which has Amnesty International. To have my picture with this caption By talking with a lot of Greek no defense." Illegal abortions create a Orlando is a megaphone for the as a front page story made me very Faculty Senate unfair to members, I came to the consensus that one-sided war against a population of repellent condition of conservative angry and upset. I would like to set the Greeks they felt the Faculty Senate and the women which feels it has no choice. America. Orlando's co-writers also use record straight on this matter. Last year. the Faculty Senate created a administration are trying to do away Melissa Olson (EG JR) his narrow-minded, pusillanimous I never claimed that my friends Greek Life Task Force which was with the Greek system. formulae. weren't understanding. In fact, they were charged with evaluating all aspects of I do not agree with that opinion. I feel Orlando's weak journalism First it was Scott Dailey telling us always there when I needed them. Greek Life. that the Faculty Senate and other Whether Greg Orlando's journalism how we should believe in .his god (does I had hoped that by talking to The Throughout the semester, the task members of the administration were not has enough character to recognize it as the Christian collectivt. fund this Review I could help other college force discussed topics such as hazing, informed enough about Greek life to grounds for reactions is debatable. institution and paper?- isn' t this a state students who are going through what I pledging, Greek liability insurance and make the decisions they did. Nevertheless, as I read Orlando's school?!), now it's some "writer" who did. You can't understand what it is like rush. · I think that the Greeks here on this lackluster swan song it struck me that feels it necessary to distinguish more to grieve the loss of a parent until you It was the job of Mr. Dean Rowley, campus now have a rask in front of there may be a difference between sh*t than 1,000 people crammed into one-half have been through it yourself. President of the lnterfrat~rnity Council, them. journalism (something that a reader a block as resembling "a lunatic I ff!el like I owe it to my friends to and myself, President of the Panhellenic These resolutions have been passed, accused Orlando of exercising) and weak asylum." thank them for being there for me. I Council to write a report of all of Greek and it is our responsibility, as Greek journalism. It seems that a · sh*t Orlando, have you ever been in a would also like to apologize for someone .life. Its purpose was to give the task members, to deal with the decisions and journalist attempts to derive commentary lunatic asylum? I doubt it, they don't else's misrepresentative journalism. force, as well as the Faculty Senate, a work together to come up with with a holistic approach towards a exist. Or are you thinking of mental Thanks everyone. better understanding of the fraternities reasonable conclusions. Greek life is subject of interest. health centers? My father runs one, and Jennifer Perry (NU JR) and sororities. going to change' drastically, and I feel Sh*t journalism is impartial, but along with your uncanny ability to The task force report, the two this is the opportunity for Greeks to things such as poor writing and/or the misrepresent the truth, the real truth, Oueer Campus needs to assessments from the Greek members really show the Faculty Senate, the inability to clearly communicate dilute your terminology is outdated as well as - change strategy and the resolutions were submitted to the administration, and the student body that from an article's strength. Ergo, sh*t. derisive, much like your writing style. As a heterosexual on campus • I Faculty approximately two weeks before we are a group of organizations which Weak journalism, an arbitrarily I challenge you and your staff of would like to question the goals and the actual meeting on May 11 . respects and abides by any decisions that chosen term. employs the press as a whatevers to visit one and attempt to tactics of Queer Campus. Shouldn't their The Faculty Senate, in rny opinion, the university makes, whether we agree means for thrusting opinions (apart from treat their condition with the same goals be oriented towards the promotion was very closed minded in their or disagree. op/ed). It serves as a conduit for biases, condescending attitude that your stinking of understanding homosexuality and the judgements. During the ·actual Faculty prejudices. and obfuscated. persuasive articles smack of. "Freakazoids," just general realization that heterosexuals Senate meeting, I witnessed hostility Lori Trearre Jones· (AS SO) intent. like those at the asylum, at Wilburfest, and homosexuals are just people? toward concern with problems that Panhellenic Council President Orlando is a weak journalist. and all of us in Schroeder know how you Instead, by having the name "Queer Greeks face, and a general ignorance The population of Wilburfest on May manipulate facts. Campus," they are insinuating that this about Greek life. Pro-life no choice at all for 2 was "stranger than fiction," Don't preach to us about truths. You campus is gay. In my opinion, most members of the women committing acts that were failed to relate important truths to the The president of Queer Campus, Tres Faculty Senate knew little about Greek The recent debate over women's unquestionably deserving of the negative public. Fromme, wrote a letter several weeks organizations and the advantages of rights and the rights of the unborn fetus attention that Orlando deemed necessary. You are free to use The Review to say ago. and he seemed to display an anger being a Greek member. The reports as they pertain to abortion has prompted Or were they? Underage drink-ing, what you will. towards heterosexuals in general. This is submitted were extensive and a thorough me to bring up a point which I'm afraid drug use, and the debauchery associated So far it hasn't been the truth. a predominantly heterosexual society examination of everything that Greeks has been missed by many. Presently, with strange people, like we who and campus, and Tres needs to are involved in here at the University of abortion is legal and, most importantly. a gathered. is generally considered Anthony Di Maria {AS SR) understand that. Delaware. relatively safe procedure for women who wrongdoing. Let us imagine that these Guitarist for Schroeder Ccmg~ ta .fke _.. 1992 .ECDLYMPIC!i CHAMPIOI\I!i • Brown/Sypherd Hall Wednesday 5/27/92 (nice work guys) on the "HAT DECK" KARAOKE NIGHT Come and Join Tbe Fiesta Sponsored by: And All Night Specials! I HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE SEAC PLANT OPERATIONS May 22, 1992. THE REVIEW. 83 VIL \.,nf\N\.71: FILTER. LUBE In Memoriam: l_ A tribute to the stars who ~have passed on· . Al.thoug~ there were many new creations.thi s year, entertainment lost many old friends as well. Here is a short to -a few that meant the most to I:~r4:.~:,.- Landoa (1936-1991) - Actor, 1.el4~vislcm pr~ucer and writer who .on ~levision ' for three decades ~n 'c ';'B Clockwise from bottom left: King's latest bomb, the latest bombshell, Danny Glover and Kevin Kline contemplate existence, Tori Amos looks for her next ki II Entertainment in Review END OF THE.LINE: A glance askance at some ofthe best and worst of1991-92 thanks to "Smells Like Teen Spirit." By Russ Bengtson able to add hard rock to its already Sequels have been purty bad too . Assistant Entenainment Editor considerable repertoire. Lethal Weapon III and Alien 3 Of course. even Nirvana failed I'd like to present our entertainer Their concert was a blast also, have so far been chock full o' against the almighty power of the with a circular stage, no opening act mediocrity. I personally don't hold other Garth. Mr. Brooks, .the man of the year. who nobody seems to have heard of, Tori Amos. and three hours of never-ending much hope for Pet Sematary 2 And monkeys may fly out of our thrash. either. I bet' you thought I'd say had a number one and number three album on the pop charts for collective butts. Def Leppard lost another part of Batman Returns, huh? Tori, the woman who has neurosis the band (better than another part of Didja think we'd forget Basic approximately forever. The Seattle Explosion, which on her neurosis, and whose talent a band member, huh?) and brought Instinct? More like Fatal would fit into a thimble, has shown out Adrenallze, a mediocre album Distraction. Sharon Stone's included Nirvana, Alice In Chains, that whatever the world needs now, that will sell 12 zillion copies. crossing her legs was almost as Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, gave grunge metal a new name. Well, OK. it surely ain't her. Three albums in nine years ain' t exciting as when girls started tearing maybe not a new name, but it put Her anemic cover of Nirvana's bad. If they still had any talent left. their bras off at the G' N' R concert. Seattle on the map for something "Smells Like Teen Spirir" is Vivian Campbell will replace Welcome to the Stone age. probably the worst cover, if you "Stearnin"' Steve Clark. Good luck, Stephen King proved his worth as other than rain. Spinal Tap exploded back onto could call it that, ever. pal. Watch your back. a filmmaker. A plugged cent and a Wayne's World, which struck the Kiss gets their Revenge, with ball of lint. Lawnmower Man? the scene after a Def Leppard-like hiatus with Break Like The Wind, pockets and hearts of millions, number 24. Kiss will never die, Techno-mulch. Sleep"alkers? the Definitive Rock Album. Except dissipated "Waynespeak" rather they' ll just get uglier. Snore. You're our boy, Steve. but, for Smell The Glove, the Other quickly into the entire universe. U2 came back with Achtung hey, get a life! "We're not worthy!," can be Baby, which will also sell 12 zillion J.F.K. I still don't know who Definitive Rock Album. And Listen to the Flower heard anywhere and everywhere, as copies, along with 12 zillion concert dunnit, but Oliver Stone did a hell of People, The Other Other Definitive can nearly any other line from this tickets. But then again, what do you· a job writing, directing and splicing blockbuster. expect from U2? Just don' t make me this semi-historical thriller. Rock Album. And .. . Guns N' Roses, after a hiatus listen to "Mysterious Ways" again. Then there was John Singleton's Motley Crue kickstarted Vince Neil right outta the band. Too bad. which lasted somewhat longer than Hammer. You Can't Touch Boyz N the Hood. A film on the Good riddance. For Vince, that is. the Roman Empire, and a minor This? Who'd want to? Too Legit to lines of New Jack City or Juice, Poison eliminated C.C. DeVille. 'Civil War' which offed Steven Quit? Hopefully legitimacy is just a tellin' the life and times o' boyz in He had to spend more time with "Addict" Adler and Izzy "Gone" passing fad. the city, on a low budget. Stradlin' , released the Illusions, By the way, The Eagles still "Counselor .. . " It' d be hard to Cruella, we suppose. Public Enemy was Back in Black which emphatically revitalized their haven't reunited, in case you were forget Robert DeNiro's chilling tum with Apocalypse '91. Raising popularity. wondering. Neither has Wham! as ex-con Max Cady in Cape Fear, Arizona wasn't enough. They had to Girls tearing their shirts and bras The cinematic low? Grand which eerily compl,imented Nick off at concerts didn't hurt either. Canyon,, from director Lawrence Nolte's role. burn it too. The Boss followed in G'N'R's Kasdan, featured a lot of self Disney's timeless epic Beauty Paula Abdul married Emilio footsteps (imagine that! !!) with the righteous yuppies whining about and the Beast was enjoyed by Estevez. Say it to yourself until you simultaneous release of Human life, and Steve Martin getting shot in millions of kids and kids-at-heart. Town and Lucky Touch. No ... the leg for offering a thief his Returning to the music scene, believe it. Take deep breaths if you The inventors of speed metal, Testarossa instead of his watch. Nirvana had a huge year, as Kurt have to. 1991-92 was, on the whole, a Metallica, didn't do too badly What was Steve thinking? Cobain yelled ~s lungs, liver and good year for the entertainment themselves this year. In the 3 years Stop! Or My Mom WUI Shoot? small intestine out on Nevermlnd, between ... And Justice For All and Forget it. We don' t wanna talk about which stayed at number one long world and the entertainment desk. Metallica, the bay-area band was it. enough to make a major impact, Even if Wham! didn' t reunite. Baldy and the Beast- 'Alien 3' not quite out of this world awakened. Her escape pod jettisons and If a character shows crash-lands on Fiorina 161, a prison planet. · even a glimmer of The planet, besides being plagued by lice and promise, he's Film Review other pests, is a haven for 25 male prisoners. dispatched with great Their crime? Probably taking part in the q11ickness and filming of Alien 3. efficiency. Alien 3 The inmates have found'religion and are Ripley, normally a Twentieth Century Fox certainly unhappy to face -temptation in the fierce loner, takes time David Fincher form of Lt. Ripley. out to pursue a Grade: C There's supposed to be some conflict relationship with here, but it's neyer really developed. The Medical Officer By Greg Orlando men try to rape Ripley, but after their attempt Clemens - the two fnterta in,.,nr Editor fails, they seem to forget she's a woman share intimate secrets In space, much like in Alien 3, there is no altogether. and bed down together. air. · Ripley brings some baggage down to the But before we can As such, in space no one can hear you planet with her. Unfortunately, it doesn't even begin to care scream, "THIS IS A BAD SEQUEL!" contain acting ability or enthusiasm. about Clemens, he's Watching Allen 3 in outer space, you'd be Her travelling companions, both of whom sent to his doom. unable to absorb the pungent smell of are offed during the opening credits, fare The prisoners are led disappointment - the heady odor produced somewhat better. by the one-dimensional when a good idea goes sour. Danielle Edmond proves quite effective as Dillon. A preacher type Those ubiquitous flesh-eatin ', man· Newt the corpse, cadaverously excelling in who conjures up hand lin', foam-slobberin' (but wouldn't they both rigidity and pallor. notion~ of every Background: Trust us - you don't need to know their names, you don't want to get attached - look cool on a Burger King glass?) aliens are In a film with two women, she is by far evangedhsht . whohh~ ever they're all just going to end up alien chow anyway. Sigourney "KoJ'ak" Weaver is in the foreground back for a third time. th~ better actress, her performance easily ratt 1e 1s c ams on · Sans weaponry, Warrant Officer Ripley twtce that of Weaver's. It boggles the mind. public TV, Dillon is a chore to watch. He meaningless. Who cries when they throw being wrapped up. The ending of the film , (Sigourney Weaver) is forced to battle the The rest of the cast is cannon fodder for lumbers through every scene - it comes as away their furniture? which disappointed test audiences, is sure to aliens once more. At the end of the previous the alien. Each member of the ensemble is no surprise that he lasts a great deal longer This is too bad, because the story is quite disappoint those who see 3 in general installment, Ripley and her two surviving presented with the challen.ging task of than practically everyone. good. The prisoners have no weapons to release. cohorts (having successfully escaped from an screaming on cue. In short, there are no people in Alien 3. stave off the alien, and as t.he only one to Bleak? The conclusion of Allen 3 makes alien-infested planet) entered peacefully into Aaron, the warden's assistant, is the best And no matter how good the chase scene survive an alien attack , Ripley finds herself the Spanish Inquisition look like a county a cryogenic slumber. of a bad lot- and he's window dressing. He at the end is, the characters will evoke no weakening from an unknown illness. fair. Alien J opens as Ripley's sleep is rudely should be fitted with Venetian blinds. sympathy because their deaths are The story falters, though, when things are Alien J ? Deport it. 84. THE REVIEW. May 22, 1992 It's not all black or white for interracial couples continue . o pag .• I Strangers, however, are a different matter. "If problems arise in the future," Sarah love with him. Even though Quijana is partially black, says, "I think we will have to do what we've "It doesn't maner to me anymore," Ann Wendall says, some people think he is turning always done- tum to each other." says. "I've gone~~ with white people since his back on the black community and culture. and black people slJlCe. But he says. "There is a wide spectrum that "I don't see the difference anymore." is considered black." Wendall cites his light IJ'ltilt• .llt•11 ami/Jiat'k The couple met at the beach in Delaware skinned brother who has curly light-brown hair and spent a lot of time together, though Ann as well as Quijana's brothers who range from a '' 0/llt'll says they couldn't be really public about their blorxi with blue eyes to a light-skinned black. Though other people's opinions made him affectioo. Of the 211,000 black and white marriages She recalls her surruner boss angrily saying, uncomfortable at first, Wenda!! says that after "I can't believe I would hire anyone who a while he didn't care what anyone thought. of 1990, 29 percent were white men and black would share spit with a nigger." Now, he says. he often completely forgets that women. Ann says, "I had to lie and say we broke up . he and Quljana are different colors. to keep my job." Quijana says she believes: "The world is A black woman dating• a white man - Though people's reactions didn't really changing. Our generation is the ftrst that can ''No," Dara Whitney (AS JR) says, "it's not all affect her opinion, Ann says her white male accept this. It's time for a change." that common." friends flatly said they would never respect her But that didn't stop her from dating and again. . becoming engaged to Daron Ryan (BE JR), From all directions Ann heard things like 11/ul'k .lint am/ H '/tile the white man who was her next-door "It's a shame for a pretty white girl to be , , tlflll'fl neighbor in Dickinson Hall freshman year. wasting herself with a black guy" or "'nce "We were trapped here for Winter Session," you go black you never go back." Dara remembers. Ann says she became "irritated more than In 1990, the U.S. Bureau of Census Daron says he would come out of his room anything" that people could be so biased and and Dara was always there. Because they had make such a big deal out of their relationship. reported that 71 percent of the 21/,000 black Ann's mom was very concerned about how and white interracial marriages were black one class, he says, "we spent 22 hours of the other people would view it men married to white women. day together." "She thought people would think she raised Playing backgammon or putting together tn!'wrong," Ann says. Sarah Brizzolara (AS• JR) started dating a puzzles until 2 a.m., he says, they generally "I think it's something my parents did football player from her high school over three spent all their time together. right." years ago. Though they were a little worried about But her parents objected because Kevin parental objections, Dara says, "Our parents Interracial couples• have to face some" White (AS JR) is black. reacted really well - we were surprised." problems which are common to every couple, "The things that would have broken other Her mother, Dr. Florence Whitney, says, according to Leslie Orysh of the Center for couples up a long time ago made our "When it first happened, I was kind of Counseling and Student DevelopmenL relationship stronger," Kevin says, stressing shocked." Individuals need to maintain their identities that "interracial couples have to tum toward However, she says, "I don't have any , and still give ofthemselves to another. each other." problems as long as the person is nice." Along with this, she says, the interracial Though both sets of parents disapprove, Because the couple had a lot of common couple must deal with "pressure they friends before they started dating, Daron says, experience from family, Sarah says her parents friends and the present the biggest none of them objected or disapproved. community at large." problem. Usually incidents of prejudice are very It's important, Orysh "Her's forbid it," Kevin isolated, he says. says, to accept and "Wt, llllt1t' the smne says. ''Every time my rtame "Usual I y from strangers," Dara adds. understand that each comes up at her house, it's She remembers walking down the street partner will handle the exact mgumeuts other an argwnent." with Daron when a group of black men drove stress of rejection or couples INll'C. Et'C1J If something reminds by and shouted to her that she should be prejudice differently - Sarah of Kevin when she's ashamed. closing inward or argume11t file 't'e er,er sitting at the kitchen table "It's kind of scary," Dara says. "It's not like As an interracial turning out 10 the other. at home with her family, it's going to change us, but it's scary that couple, Dara Like an had harl11otM11g to do she can't share it. people can be that way." Wh1tney (AS JR) · interreligious "It puts a strain on me to Mostly though, she says, they ignore and Daron Ryan relationship, she says, it with color. " keep myself from saying negative comments. They simply go on with (BE JR) don't can be "a real things because I don't want their lives and spend lots of time together. think they are challenge to one's Kt'vin Whitt· (t\S JR) to start an argument," she Now, Dara says, "We're learning how to different than values." Rollerblade together." She says people are explains. other couples. often pushed to question values that their Kevin says he doesn't mind that her parents Because the couple is engaged, Dara' s mom Going out for parents have handed them and then reevaluate disapprove, but it bothers him that they make says, "Again, you stop and think." Not that two years, the their own view. Sarah upset. they aren't suited to each other, she e11.plains, engaged couple Ultimately, she says, "You have to decide "The only person they are hurting is Sarah," but "what will happen to them in the future?" is now learning what 's right for you." he says. "I don't know what will happen to their how to Kevin says Sarah's parents always tell her children," she says with concern. Roller blade A black hand holds •a-white hand. that she will face problems because of their Yet, her daughter says, the children will together. The interracial couple passes many who differences, but he feels most of the problems have both a black and white heritage and be stop to stare and judge. come from them. raised as "our children." Photo by The stares can come from anyone - old or One incident, Kevin says. occurred after In this modem, mi11.ed culture, her mother Pamela Wray young, black or white, says Wendall Hall (AS they paid for tickets to the Pencader-Christiana says she believes an interracial relationship can De Stefano SR) who has been in an interracial relationship semi-formal. When Sarah told her parents work as long as both people are strong and for a year .and a half. •. about the dance, he says, they made her go recognize the problems they will have to face, "A l0t of people, black or white, will base home that weekend. · like choosing where to live and work. they want him to be happy. He says, however. dishes as her daughter Janine Stroemer tells their opinions on physical impressions," "It's hard for both of us," Kevin explains. And Dara's mother says with confidence, that his father would still prefer he marry "a her about the man she's dating. Wenda!! says. "Most people are used to saying "Both of them are very strong." Thai girl." other people are prejudiced, while they don't Though they watch friends bring dates to "By the way," Janine says, "He's black." truly look at themselves." dinner with their parents, Kevin says, he and Torch says, "My friend's mother saw a Her mother turns her head and says, He believes critical looks are a negative Sarah know they can't do that. picture of me and Amy and said, 'Aw, these "Ph, really?" comment on the S\afing individual, not the Because of parental pressure, "We had to people are going to have beautiful kids."' "Yeah." relationship. turn to each other," Kevin says. A Double Standard? Their relationship hasn't really stirred any "Oh," she says, returning to the dishes. While family and friends may condone or Sarah explains that they must be open and problems with family or friends, he says. A student of the University of Chicago, condemn an interracial relationship, the silent talk about problems with each other because "It hasn't .affected us negatively - Janine has dated a black actor of the stare of strangers often seems to reinforce a otherwise there is no one else to tum to. "If it's okay for a black guy to date ·a white probably for the better," Torch says. He Professional Theatre Training Program for sentiment of society. Kevin says he thinks they spend a lot more girl, why is it not the other way around?" asks e11.plains, "I don't think dating someone just the past five years. "You can almost sense it," Nicole time together than most couples - hanging Nicole Washington (AS SO), a black woman like you is as exciting." "My dad never said anything," she Washington (AS SO) says, describing the out, talking and learning. who says there is a double standard. Ellen Berman (AS SO) agrees. explains, laughing. "My dad still hasn't attitude of many to her interracial dating. "We both learned a lot from each other," "I've only dated white guys," she says. But A white woman wHo is pre-engaged to an said anything." "Sometimes I get really upset at the way Kevin says. While he grew up in an all-black she adds, "Truthfully, I've heard that other American-Indian, Ellen is excited at the Yet, silent or vocal, many parents, both ·people perceive things," she says. black girls on campus don't talk to me for that Sarah Brizzolara (AS JR) says she thinks neighborhood, Sarah's hometown was prospect of learning all about Alan Clementson black and white, have thoughts or concerns people stare at her and her boyfriend "not completely white. reason." ("Custalow" in Indian) and his heritage. about their children interracially dating. always because they disapprove - they're Sarah says they spend hours discussing all James Newton, director of Black American Besides the fact that Alan is dark with blue "At first I didf\'t like it," says Linda curious." · sorts of political, religious and racial issues. Studies, says the students in the Sex and eyes and she is ''pale," Ellen says, 'The only Washington, the mother of a black woman When University of Chicago student Janine "We talk a lot and we have debates and we Racism course,. which he ,taught several years difference is background, and I think that's who interraeially dates. Stroemer encounters the "staring syndrome" laugh," she says. ago, found that black men dated white women really neat." After the initial shock, she says, she while walking with her boyfriend, a PTTP Kevin says that "things as simple as more frequently than the reverse. Ellen has taken history courses to learn accepted it, though it was absolutely actor, she says she stares back. watching television" with Sarah have given Though this would vary in different regions, about American-Indian tradition and culture. forbidden when she grew up in Virginia. Janine is currently researching her thesis him insight into her point of view as a white Newton says, the white males felt restricted by "I've learned a lot from him," she says. "It's If it ever happened then, she says, "it project, a study to find out if interracial female with an Italian-Catholic background. class and perceptions, so they tended not to so interesting to me- some of his family live was hush-hush." couples have to work harder to communicate "I get to see both sides of the coin," he says. date interracially. on reservations- his uncle's uncle is chief of In the "old school," Linda e11.plains, or if there's no difference from monogamous Together they attend many of the Black "It didn't mean that they didn't want to," he one of the tribes." people were supposed to stay with their couples and "people are people." · Student Union programs and Sarah says she e11.plains. "They just did less." Alan's family is very open and accepting own race. has become a lot more aware of the prejudice Nicky Holder (AS SO) is a black woman, about the relationship, she says. "Now, it's just so open," she says. facing black people. who, though she's dated interracially, believes ''They love me," Ellen says happily. When "You've got to move within it." Clum gt•s? Their problems and concerns pull them that it's definitely less accepted for black they went on vacation together, she says, she lf a parent tries to fight the child's together. But, Kevin says, "Because there is females to date white males. felt a little out of place because they are all choice of friends and beliefs, Linda says, I more pressure on the outside, it puts more "Even I take a second look when I see an dark-skinned, but they the child will rebel. pressure on the relationship." · African-American female with a white man," truly accepted her .• Though she thinks an Nicky says. Since the 1967 case of Loving vs. Virginia He says he doesn't believe interracial Though Ellen' s interracial marriage invalidated laws against interracial marringes, relationships are for everyone. Though acknowledging that it seems parents always wanted "He's still the same could be hard for the number of interracial couples has slowly Problems will arise, he e11.plains, "if you hypocritical, she says, "It seems like the her to marry "a good children, she says, the increased. don't know e11.actly what you want and who female should be a lighter color." little Jewish boy," she person whether he couple will have fewer In 1970, .1 percent of the 44.6 million you are." Yet, one black woman, Lynette McMillan says, they approve and s problems if they know married couples were black and white. "I'm very proud of being black, and she (AS SR), says she thinks personality counts are very close to Alan's b!dck, Hispanic or what obstacles to In 1990, .39 percent of the 53.2 million knows it and supports it," Kevin says, but more than color. parents. expect. marriages were black and white couples. otherwise "you can get lost and lose your Lynette dates the people she has the most in While both parents white." "It's the other people identity." conumn with, whether they're black or white . are very receptive. she who have the Quijana Byrd (ED• SO) sat in Rodney If both people like each other, she says, Seven or eight months into their says. reactions from -- Susan problems," she . Dining Hall with her white mother, black relationship, Sarah says she struggled with there won't be problems . others vary. !\ white 'tudent in her 21h explains. father and younger brother. this. "I think you are conscious about it only if "Some people say, She says it's up to It was Sept. 4, 1990 - 1110ve-in day. "I was worrying about whether or not I the people around you are conscious about it," 'Wow, that's so neat," the parents to support Quijana's father decided to introduce his could deal with it," she e11.plains. "I didn't Lynette says. Ellen says. However, freshman daughter to the young black man at the couple's decisions know who I was - you have to be a fairly Over the past two decades of integration in she adds; "A lot of to be together. the next table- Wendall Hall (AS SR), a strong person." education and corporate diversity, Newton people look at us like, 'Yuck."' Rodney resident assistant. However, the parent of a white child says he believes "America has pretty much For Susan, a white student in her 20s, an Five months later, Feb. 15, 1991, the two Now Sarah says she no longer doubts who is involved in an interracial were dating. herself or the relationship. come to grips with interracial dating." interracial relationship with a Hispanic man relationship says, "I don't think they have "We are an interracial couple, but we "It got to the point where the love was so received a very negative response. the background to understand it- I know aren't," explains Quijana, whose long red hair much stronger than any problems," she Her parents were very upset and they don't." and fair skin doesn't hint at her partially black explains. disapproving, she says. The only time her For the relationship to work, the parent heritage. . Though problems can still strain their boyfriend met her father, she says, her father says, the couple would have to be totally The daughter of an interracial, interreligious relationship, Kevin says, "We step back and was really rude. intellectual about it - a difficult task in marriage, Quijana says she's been e11.poscd to a see what the problem really is." . "It's one of the reasons that we stopped an emotional relationship. lot of interracial relationships on her father's He says the problems usually aren't the In 1990, the U.S. Census Bureau reported dating." She says. "It would never have Though expressing love for both people side of the family . relationship itself, but outside pressure and that 98.18 percent of marriages are same worked." in the couple, the parent explains, "I don't The product of a very accepting home prejudice. race, .39 are black-and-white and 1.41 are Though she believes that her parents' think in general that it's a good idea." atmosphere, Quijana jokes that "my dad Within the relationship, he says, they don't other race combinations. reaction was "totally ridiculous," it had its probably applauded" when he first heard she The parent says an interracial couple quarrel any more than the average couple. effect. would have to intellectually face such was dating Wenda! I. American-Asian relationships• are definitely Wendall says his mother, who recently ''We have the same exact arguments other Now, she says, "I hide a lot more from my problems as deciding about job prospects, married a white Jewish man, liked to inquire couples have," he says. "Every argument easier than black and white, Amy Giordano parents than I did before.'' where to live and how to raise children. about his dates by asking, "Are they pink or we've ever had had nothing to do with color." (AS JR) says. "It seems not as harsh for some Frustrated and upset, she says, "He's still "If they get serious, my first thought is brown'!' Laughing, he explains, the disagreements reason." the same person whether he's black, Hispanic the children," the parent says. "It's a "I told her she was both," he says with a usually arise because "I didn't call or I did Her Asian boyfriend Torch Sida (BE SR) or white. totally impossible situation for the broad smile. something stupid." says their r~lat~onship seems "very ordinary" "We're still best friends." children, socially and economically. Wendall says his mother doesn't mind Looking to the future, Kevin says, "As it and that thetr fnends never questioned it. "I think it would be very difficult. "what color - just what kind" of person one looks right now, we'll probably be together." Though Amy's parents were bewildered at "I'm not against it. I'm not for it. I is. And though Sarah says "I always pictured first, she says once they met Torch they were think if you can deal with it on an "Close friends- they don't care," he says. myself having little blond-haired, blue-eyed very warm to him intellectual level, that's great - but it's "Casual friends don't care or keep their children," she says she is re-evaluating for new Torch's parents are also accepting because An Italian woman stands at the sink doing not always possible." t or s Friday The Review, Volume 11 H, Number 60 May 22, 1992 • 85 Giuliano bolts to Rutgers from Hens'· ~oop Freshman track and cross phenom Alicia Giuliano leaves Delaware to accept running scholarship By Jeff Pearlman While Delaware offers no athletic Delaware women's track and cross placed second in the 3,000 at the her in the future," said sophomore Spotts Cditor scholarships to track and field athletes, country coach Sue McGrath-Powell conference' s winter championships. teammate Gretchen McCracken. Freshman Alicia Giuliano has spent Rutgers gave Giuliano, a Toms River, said the university had no options. "Alicia became an outstanding "She's one of the most talented the past year as one of Delaware's N J . resident, a half-scholarship. "I doubt the athletic department runner at the University of Delaware," runners I've ever run with" premiere two-sport stars. Rutgers ' tuition for in-sta te could do anything," said McGrath said Rutgers women's track and field Anthes said Giuliano contacted Now she can be called a two students is $3 ,114, as compared to the Powell. " It was a case of parents coach Roberta Anthes. "She's already Rutgers during the winter track school star. $8,390 Giuliano had to pay for a year making a decision. The kid wants to an Eastern caliber athlete. It' s a credit season, and during spring signed a After becoming the first Delaware at Delaware. stay. but the parents say she can' t." to the Delaware program." letter of intent. track and field athlete to win an East Giuliano emphatically stated she During her year at Delaware, Despite the presence of defending "We recruited her out of high Coast Athletic Conference did not want to leave Delaware, but Giuliano rewrote much of the Blue East Coast Conference cross country school," Anthes said, "but we don't championship since 1986, the cross had no control over the economic Hen record book. She set the school winner Amy Oppermann, Giuliano recruit athletes from other schools. country and track standout will take aspects. indoor mark for the 3,000-meter run also dominated in the fall for the She contacted us. It's hard when her talents to Rutgers University next "I went to the athletic director, and with a nine minute, 57 second women harriers. She placed second at someone loses an athlete, but I'm year. he said this isn't a professional clocking, and smashed the outdoor the NAC Cross Country happy she's coming to Rutgers." "I'm leaving strictly for financial program," Giuliano said. "He gave me 10,000-meter record with a 35:09.21 Championships, and wound up fourth Giuliano may have one more race reasons," said Giuliano, who took the $1000 over winter, but couldn't give ECAC time at George Mason in the cross country ECAC meet. left in her Delaware career. By 10,000-meter run at George Mason me any more. I got my release, and University. Even though teammates understood winning the ECAC 10,000-meters, she University's ECAC meet last week. that was it" Giuliano won the outdoor 10,000- Giuliano's decision, they were upset qualified for the provisional field of "I'm saving big time money by going Athletic Director Edgar N. Johnson meters at Boston's North Atlantic to see her leave. the NCAA meet at the University of to Rutgers." was unavailable for comment, but Conference Championships, and 'The Olympics are a possibility for Texas on June 3. Chintokan Karate: A UD ·kick By Chris Dolmetsch StilffReporrer What would Bruce Lee look like if he went to Delaware? Probably a Jot like senior Esteban Palacio, leader of the university recognized Chintokan Karate Club that practices Tuesday and Thursday nights at Carpenter Spons Building. Palacio, a second-degree black belt in the style of Shurin-Ryu, has been practicing karate since 1984, and decided to form a club when he came to the university as a freshman. There have been a core of students who have practiced throughout the four years the club has existed, but Palacio said more than 60 students have come and gone in that time. "People come here expecting a miracle," he said. ''Like they will get a transformation into a lethal weapon." Senior Gabor Nagy, a brown belt, was Palacio's roommate as a freshman, and became interested in THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch The Delaware baseball team (left) posted a record setting 32-12 season that led to an NCAA Tournament berth, the first time the Hens advanced to the 48-team field karate when Palacio talked about forming a club. since 1983. All-American candidtae Tom Stanziale (right) scored 34 goals to lead men's lacrosse to an 8-7 record and North Atlantic Conference championship. " I was curious about it, because it was something different," said Nagy. "I had swam before, but this was new.n Senior green belt Charlie Chiu said Spring has April flowers, baseball power he became involved with karate when he got out of high school, just as "something to do." Baseball qualifies for NCM Tournament as part of banner men's lax, tennis and track campaigns "It was also a stereotype," said Chiu. "Little kids say, 'You're By Carey McDaniel cherry on the top of the sundae for least we'll get our names on the wall at the Coach Mary Beth Holder said, "I still Chinese, you should know karate."' sraffReporrer Delaware, who had one of their most Field House. feel we're a good team. We're just a little The cost of participating in the club The Delaware baseball team is back. successful regular·seasons in team history. "It means something." up and down sometimes." is about $10 a month, most of which For the first time since 1983, the Hens Sophomore third baseman Brian The 7-9 (1-0 NAC) women's lacrosse Womc:n's softball proved that after last goes to Sensei Sakimukai for have qualified for tl) • NCAA Tournament. Wallace was named North Atlantic team rampaged through a tough schedule year's dismal 8-29. record they were now a permission to practice his style of Tonight in Coral Gables, Fl., fifth-seeded Conference Player of the Year, and and came up with a disappointing season team to be reckoned with. The Hens karate. Delaware will square off against second- Wallace, Diienno and Tripp Keister all highlighted by a win no one could have finished the season with a 14-21 (2-8 The rest of the money goes toward seeded North Carolina State University in ranked nationally in batting average. predicted. NAC) record, but also with new respect. robes, .belts and sparring gear. the first round of the double- elimination The men's lacrosse team also pulled out With an 11-10 upset victory over fifth- After losing four out of five in March's "We focus more on self-defense tournament. the gusto to finish 8-7 (4-0 NAC), win the ranked James Madison University on · East Carolina Tournament, the Hens went than competition," said Palacio, who The 32-12 (20-8 North Atlantic NACandearna20thnationalranking. March 24, the women landed their firs t on a 10-5 run, bolstered by the 1-2 was a judge in Saturday's state karate Conference) Hens clinched the East Coast With a team of 13 seniors and a blend victory against a Top-10 opponent since pitching conU>o of senior Cheryl Richino championships at the Carpenter Spons Athletic Championships after beatiqg Iona of young talent, coach Bob Shillinglaw's March 16, 1989. (10-10) and freshman Jen Dallier (4-9). Building. "But competition is College 8-4 on May 16. hungry squad brought the season to a On that hot afternoon, sophomore attack Even though they lost 14 of the next 16 important for experience. Win or lose, Led by freshman pitcher Steve Franzini triumphant close. Jen Rinnander led her team with a career- games. including six against conference you learn how to control your head in (2-2) and tournament Most Valuable Led by senior attackman Tom Stanziale, high six goals in the nail-biter of the foes, coach B.J. Ferguson's squad was led competition." Player Bill Diienno (.400 BA), the Hens who finished his career with 107 goals and season. by senior center fielder Kim Griffin, who Palacio said students don' t have to plowed over St. Francis, Hartford and junior John Wunder (81 career goals), the Freshman goalkeeper Karen Critzer hit a stellar .308 with 10 runs batted in and compete, but can if they want. Vermont before cruising past Iona to Hens had what Shillinglaw called the most started in place of injured Katie Parlow 13 stolen bases. Three students placed in Saturday's qualify for the NCAAs. successful campaign since 1986. and proved .her worth with six saves, Sluggers Lisa Meyers (.308 BA, 7 RBI) state championships. If the Hens win tonight, they will face After defeating Drexel 15-10 to clinch keeping the Hens on top. and Lisa Wood (.305, lORBI) also added Junior David Golpira and Chiu the winner of the South Carolina-Notre the conference title, senior tri-captain But two Spring Break losses · to to the Blue Hen lumber company, while wound up second and third. Damecontest. M.V. Whitlow said, "We'll go down on nationally-ranked Penn State and Michelle Rittenhouse kept the base respectively, in the men's beginner Qualifying for the tournament was the the wall as the first NAC champions and at Lafayette doused the fire. see SPRING page B6 division of open kata and junior Christina Schulz fmished second in s~ KARATE page 86 Track's Kelly not just another average Joe in pole vault By Mike Stanley Northeastern with the almost just one of many competitors get a tight grip on it," said Kelly. "I year. " I hurt only my heel, and was .Staff Reporter perfect tailwind blowing down the sitting on the edge of a look down the runway and think of back within weeks." The law of gravity dictates that runway. breakthrough. high speeds with a high plant. For some reason, the fall was the what goes up must come down. As Kelly launched for the record "I was good," sa id Kelly, "but "I stay focussed while running, start of Kelly's rise to the top of But in the case of Delaware breaking vault, the blustering wind dangerously labeled 'potential."' looking for good penetration, good collegiate pole vaulting. The injury senior Joe Kelly, what goes up pushed his pole back into the bar, Kelly makes no claims of having pole bend and good return. There's bug bit Ke lly, but instead of feeling keeps going higher and higher. seconds after Kelly pushed it away. super-human speed or a Jordan-like some point when you don't know pain, Kelly felt more energized. Kelly, a pole vaulter for the Even though he cleared the bar, vertical jump. His keys are where you are. You just hold on to Jumps that used to fall short men's track and field team, set a the pole knocked it off, canceling technique and hard work. the pole real tight," he explained. were going over with ease, and school outdoor record of 15-feet, the jump. "At the beginning of the year his For his first three years at Kelly was clearing heights of up to seven-inches at the North Atlantic On his second attempt Kelly technique wasn't as good as it Delaware. Kelly averaged around 14-feet, 11-inches. The potential Conference Track and Field adjusted for the gust that ruined a should have been," says sophomore 14-feet, but couldn't step up to the was gone, and the reality swept Championships on May 3 at dream. and found success. With the vaulter Brad Posnanski . "But he next level. over his vaulting career. Northeastern University. old record of 15 -feet, 3-inches works hard. He just puts his head Then an accident that could have This weekend Kelly will try "I was more concerned with hanging over his head like a dense down and goes." ended his vaulting career launched reaching the next level when he winning the meet than breaking the fog, Kelly cleared the mark easily. him into a new direction. THE REVIEW I Pamela Wr"'f De Slefano As he runs down the runway and competes in the IC4A record," said Kelly. "But the record It's tbe story of an adequate prepares for the trip, Kelly knows "I was practicing once and after Crampionships at Northeastern. joe Kelly goes up, up and over means a Jot." athlefe who became a champion. for Delaware track and field. how things will work. the jump I landed in the box." said A long way from adequacy. It was a breezy day at Kelly was never a great vaulter, "I feel the pole in my hand and Kelly of his hard fall earlier in the 86. THE REVIEW. May 22, 1992 The best, the worst. .. The Sports Year In Review On Sports On Sports On Sports On Sports By jason By Brandon By Dan B. By jeff Sean Garber jamison Levine Pearlman ear- Delaware 92 Game of the Year-The football Game of the Year~Division 1-AA Game of the Year-Division 1-AA Drexel 68. for the NAC championship team's 42-35 loss to James Madison. Playoffs, James Madison 42, Delaware football playoffs, James Madison 42, and an automatic NCAA birth. It The game had my hair on end, my 35. This wtbelievable game had more Delaware 35. The Hens lost, but it was symbolized the hoops team's teeth on edge, and my emotions on big plays and excitement than all three a classic thriller. dominance. overdrive. I think I wet my pants. Lethal Weapon movies combined. Coach or the Year-Men's cross Coach of the Year- Bob Hannah, Coach of the Year-Men's and Coach of the Year-Steve country/track and field guru Jim baseball. He had two proven pitchers women's swimming coach John Steinwedel, men's basketball. He did a Fischer. A rwtning genius who puts entering this season and a new Hayman. In his first year in the NAC, terrific job in molding talented grades as the top priority. conference. He finished with a he led his teams to second place individuals into a team. Male Athlete of The Year-Men's conference championship. finishes in the championship Male Athlete of the Year-Bill lacrosse Tom Stanziale. Can you say, Male Athlete of the Year- Third Male Athlete of the Year- Brian Vergantirio. The junior quarterback All-American? He won't get first baseman Brian Wallace. He was Wallace. baseball's slugger continued to improve and showed team. but 34 goals speak loud. ranked in the top 10 hitters of the extraordinaire. He was the NAC he's the gutsiest player this school Female Athlete of the Year~ross nation for most of the year .. player of the year and one of the best has. country and track's Alicia Giuliano. Female Athlete of the Year ever at Delaware. Female Athlete of theYear-Alicia An NCAA track qualifier as a frosh, Swimmer Chris Helondovitch. She Female Athlete of the Year Giuliano. Can you say dominating? Giuliano uses record books as personal The freshman will rwt in the Olympics absolutely swamped the competition Swirruner Chris Helondovitch. During portfolios. the NAC championships. she broke someday and all of Newark can say, "I in her events .. used to see her rwt on campus." Freshman of the Year-Women's Freshman of the Year- Without more records than me during the disco hoops' Colleen McNamara. Brian era. Freshman of the Year-Brian Pearl. Brian Pearl at point guard, the It's unfair to give him this award Pearl was awesome for the men, basketball team might have Freshman of the Year-l'm tom McNamara was dominating for the between Alicia Giuliano and Brian because I can't believe this poised and floundered. He's still a freshman, brilliant rookie is only a freshman. · women. One to watch. Pearl. but since .Giuliano is leaving, I right? Team of the Year-Men's basketball. Team of the Year-Who else? Men's bid her farewell and congratulations. Team of the Year- A really close Delawarians will probably never see a hoops qualified for the NCAAs for the call, being how Delaware captured the Team of· the Year-Delaware's first time ever, and gave·us all men's hoops. They brought more than 20-game winning streak again. triple crown this year. But the nod Best Moment-The massive be-in memories for a lifetime. What a ride! goes to basketball because of their rain to March. They brought Madness. Best Moment-Celebration after Best Moment-The television shot of following the men's basketball team's dominance. . , victory in the NAC Championship. In men's hoops win the NAC. ESPN, a Best Moment- The closing seconds basketball's Ricky Deadwyler sell out, an Andre Buck basket and cabbage-patching on the sideline with the movie "Field of Dreams," Joe of the Delaware-Drexel NAC Jackson asked, "Is this heaven?'' For mass hysteria What more? the Hens seconds away from an Championship game and the · Delaware fans that night, it was. Worst Moment-Death of "The NCAA berth. screaming crowd storming on to the Worst Moment-Watching James Admiral" Dave Nelson after loss to court celebrating the Hens' victory. Worst Moment- The television shot JMU. Nelson was Delaware football, of hoops coach Steve Steinwedel Madison celebrate following its 42-35 Worst Moment of the Year victory over the Hens in the Division as both a coach and Athletic Director. Watching Jason Pierson, the ace of the holding his head in his hands as Surprise or The Year-Football's Delaware lost by 38 to Cincinnati in 1-AA football playoffs. Delaware pitching staff, get drilled in Surprise of the Year-The depth of Daryl Brown. The "L .Train" became the head by a batted ball. theNCAAs. obsolete real quick when Brown ran Surprise of the year- Men's the football team. As starter after Surprise or the Year- The pitching starter went down, "Tubby" Raymond over and through defenses. staff depth. Three freshmen, a swimming. After a 5-7 season, they Most Underrated Athlete finished a solid second in the pulled players from the air as his team THE REVIEW I Maximlallian Gretsch converted outfielder, a former batboy, refused to fall. ' Swimming's Chris Helondovitch. conferen~ championships. They may look like pajamas, but Chintokan Karate's Gabor Nagy, a a transfer and two holdovers gave Most Underrated Athlete Who? Just call her one of the greatest Most Underrated Athlete-Anybody brown belt, has mastered the art of karate wearing the attire. Delaware a great staff. Sophomore Katie Partlow. The athletes in the history of UD Most Underrated Athlete who knows Delaware softball knows swimming and diving. that Kim Griffin will go down as one goalkeeper for field hockey and Baseball's Bill Dilenno. He batted women's lacrosse dominated the cage Team Ready to Emerge in 1992- .400, led the nation in triples and led of the best in school history . 93-Football. If you thought 1(}-2 was Karate club .with clout Regretfully, nobody knows Delaware for the Hens. • the team in RBis Team Ready to Emerge In 1992· good, wait till next year. The Hens are Team Ready to Emerge In 1992- softball. stacked from top to bottom. and could Team Ready to Emerge in 9~Football. If the injury count stays continued from page BS activities, such as a trip to the Inner 93- Football. They still have low, Raymond and his troops will play for a championship. Harbor in Baltimore. Vergantino, Malloy, Brown, Mcintire 1992-93-Men's swimming. After Athlete Ready to Emerge in 1992- the female's beginner division. have another hell of a rwt. "You gain a lot of respect for your such a promising finish in 1992, they A kata is an organized routine of and a whole lot of people who do not Athlete Ready to Emerge in 1992- 93-Women's hoops' Sara body," Palacio said. "You're either have to be a favorite to fmish on top. kicks, punches and other physical get any recognition. 93-Keita Malloy. The speedy Giedzinski. Has more tools than amazed at how much your body can Athlete Ready to Emerge in Athlete Ready to Emerge in movements that make up the basis for sophomore split end will explode like Inspector Gadget. The most exciting hurt or at how much your body can 1992-9~ All I know it's really scary 1992-93-Basketball's Brian Pearl. point guard to wear a Hens' uniform karate. a time homb if Raymond opens the do. to think that Brian Pearl was only a Don't expect a sophomore slump from sihce Taurence Chisholm Students who place in the state offense up. "You have to face yourself," he freshman. this guard. championships go to Akron, Ohio in said. "If you can withstand looking at July to compete in the regionals. Dan B. Levine is an outgoing Jeff Pearlman will relum as the sports yourself, you will come out on top." Brandon Jamison is the outgoing The club also has some social Jason Sean Garber is an outgoing M(JIIaging Editor ojlhe Review. edjtor qflhe Review next year. sports edilor ofThe Review. assistanl sports editor of The Review. Spring mixed results for wo.men's lax Base a gets double honor . continued from page BS junior Gretchen McCracken broke the 20-year-old long jump record The awards keep rolling in for combined to pass the brink of with a seven and 13 hundredths meter the Delaware baseball team. runners moving with 16 RBis. speed. leap in helping the Hens win six of 19. Junior pitcher Jason Pierson and At Philadelphia's historic Penn The women won eight of 18 Freshman Barry Pollock won the sophomore third baseman Brian Relays, the women's track and events at the Delaware Track and 5,000 meter run, finishing in a personal Wallace were named to baseball's field team exploded in the Field Invitational, where freshman best time of 15:17.5. Eastern Collegiate Athletic spotlight. Alicia Giuliano took the 5,000- At the Newark Country Club, junior Conference first team Wednesday The 4 x 800 relay unit topped meters in a personal best time of Gary Cecchett shot the third lowest in a vote of ECAC coaches. the school record by eight seconds 17:17.4. score in Delaware golf team history Pierson, a transfer student from with a 9: 17.6 clocking, as junior The home invite was also a with a two-wtder-par 69 in the Hen's Division III Mary Washington Mamie Giunta, sophomore Mary success for the men's track and April 21 victory over LaSalle and College, compiled a 9-0 record with Caceres, junior Jill Riblett and field team. Junior Randy Lambert Lafayette. a 2.15 ERA in 10 games for the Seniors Duke Bowen and Dave Hens. McCrystal each fired 76 in the win, and Wallace betted .423 U>r the helped the Hens wind up with a 4-1 season, ranking among the national record. leaders in that category. Delaware McCrystal landed an 81 at the stands at 38-12 for the season ROYAL EXCttfitiGE Ellington (Ct.) Ridge Country Club for enetering tonights first round personal and team second place finishes in the NAC Championship, PIKE where Bowen and Cecchet tied for • Review Sports CREEK fifth. ' THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch Despite senior Adam Heiligman's The women's lacrosse team finished with a 7-9 record.; 1992-93 verbal confrontations on the court and with a 13-3 dual match record and Jeff Manwiller (7-7) kept New generation of Graduation sopho~ore Mark B_uell's unique and a fourth place NAC finish. veteran coach Roy Rylander's abse?tmmde.dness off It, the Delaw.are Number one and two single squad on top. EXCELLENCE. Reservations men s tenms team ended the sprmg players Jeff Harrison ( 1 0-5) Now Being .. Accepted . To all ofmy pals • • • Specializing in beef and seafood 5 min. from U of D campus SEE , IrS AU. Tf'.~l AS IF f..ll~'i:RTI'S\t 1 ·-·~------ Classifieds. May 22, 1992. THE REVIEW• 87 Classifieds deadlines are Tuesdays at 3 Mercedes ... $100; 65 Mustang ... $50. Choose CHEAP FURNITURE-BED, TABLE , chairs, 2 couches, desk, bedroom sat. Call UNIVERSITY COMMONS, 737-4800; 2 Summar Jobe Still Available . YMCA Camp CHAIR ... 292·8359. 368-6443. bedrooms, 2 bath , living room, dining room, p.m . fo r Frid ay iss ues and Fri days at 3 from thousands starting $25. FREE 24 Hour Tockwogh 11 • • t*lng male counselors for this Recording Reveals Giveaway Prices. 801-379- kitchen. ale, 1/h ; set up for 4 students, summer. Coed resident camp on the For sale: sola, 2 chairs + loH. Cd: 453-8782. p.m. for Tuesday issues. The first 10 words 2929. Copyright t DE10KJC. MUST SELL-Schwlnn Cruiser, T.V. sland, ~~;~~er person + utilities, t year ieue. Chesapeake Bay. One hour from Newark. wicker chair 1181, cheat. 456-51114. · are S2 for students w ith I D and 30 cents ORUGI..OAO TAUCKSI $100-86 COMFY SOFA AND LOVESEAT $75 Oi$10. ::~:~ ~ F~e;,:ec!t, ~ ~:~Yat 4s,-d,'~g : per word thereafter. First 10 words are SS Bronco ... $50; 91 Blazer ... SISO : 77 Jeep 1887 Mazda AX 7 . loaded, new battery, CAU.JEN: 456·30291MMED.!!! College Park Townhouse, 3 Bdr, 1 Bath, sunroof, 5 speed. $2400.00 738-6745. Basement, Garage, 1 Year lease, no pets, 6000. for non-students and 30 cents per word CJ ... $50. Seized Vans, 4K4's, Boats. Choose Sola, chair, floorlaflll lor aafe 292-6980. 5850 I monlh + oM + ulllillas, deposl from thouaanda starting $25. FREE 24 Hour YAMAHA SCOOTER-great condition, whh secu~ CHILO CARE ASSISTANT- DAY CARE thereafte r. For Sale: furniture "CHEAP" T .V., floortamp, 1 2 Recording Ravaals Details. 801·379·21130. aoce.-les. $550/8.0 . Cal 456-1805. ' Call HOME LOOKING FOR SUMMER Copyright IOE10KKC. T.V. tables. 454· 1642. CdJackle. =~4tr~~~~ J~~Fr1 .' ASSISTANT. FLEXIBLE HOURS. Maltresa llld Frame, axcellall price. Partee~ WEEKENDS AND EVENINQS FREE. SMAll. 1990 Honda VTR 250. Never been tagged, For Sale: Dorm size frfg. Exoellen oond. $30 4 BA HOUSE. 10 Benny 51 . Aval 6/t lt050 ANNOUNCEMENTS condllfon. Cal Aprl731-462e. + ulll. 453-1814. Leave Message. WONDER OA Y CARE. 150 DIMINISH DRIVE, kept indoors, 500 mi. $2900. 388-3298. Call837· 1662. NEWARK, DE 19713; 737·18'78. For Sale BALL PVTHON-9 mos. old, 2 Ft. INCREASE THE PEACE . For Sale: Kitchen table and lour chairs, 2 BR HOUSE (Max . 3 People) Aval61t . 229 W.Park Pl . 731·57117 . lelve Massage. Have cats. Need ineKpensfve !!pl. Mid June· YARD SAI..E - Sal. May 23 9·4 pm, 139 ~~~:._:,~~~~~~rna:=::: Included. $65.00. Call Sally 731-2715. bar-$40 o.b.o.; IOYe seal With anac:hed oak ~~ - ~-.r::e =7':~ ~~~cr~~OW,~:~~~ ~ ctorla Mews or Madison Dr. Many Items free! = Or. Martens, Woman's sz. 5, like new, $25.00. FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR tabl&-best oller. Cal us a1 454·7620. Call Johanna 733-7625. RENT. ROBSCOTT MANOA. AVAil-ABLE ~~~rp:::r':;~'fr'e1~~~ms. JULY 1st. $900. 738-7492. Driving Partner wanted. To San Franctaco. AVAILABLE SCHWINN 1Q.spaed bike with Krypton lock. Apt . furniture. Cd Bryan or Soon 737·7889. Call Jon 737·9425. NEED A RIDE TO ST. LOUIS OR PARTWAY. Sl25 or best oller. Call M11111737-0667 . ::~K::p=~~~s~\2:n~~~,:~~ ROOM FOR RENT: 30 Academy St. OWN ROOM. $180/mo. + 1/5 ullls. June lo June. ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS : l-EAVING MAY 31. 731·4268 OR 831·2954. package prlca-S860. Cll: Kazt453-0571. oHer. Cal CHEAP - Twin bed, couch. dresser. Call =l!'t~~~~ condllo~!l Calf 453-8594. Management in less than a year! Take charge AM·whHe , year old female kitty. BeautWul blue 838-6323. leave masaage. CHEAP FUANITUI:'E-bed, desk, dresser, FEMALE FOR CHESTNUT CROSSUNG FOR ~~J:~~~~~%:~~~ - ~In~~ ayes. FREE to good horne. Moving 811-can1 Phlla to S.F. one way Airline Voucher good ~=~ - chair, limpS, lOla, B.O. Cal Mike 455- Furniture/Household Items. TVs etc. at keep her. Spayed and has all neoessary shots. throwaway prices. 731·4268. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST (1150 plus utilities) openings 1!1 the Delaware area for oofll)8tftlve untN 6-1~100 . 00 obo. Cd738·9087. 456-5941 . Good tlflllarament. Call Matge at 292·6934. For Sale: Bad, dreaaer, and delk-cheap l..ots of fu~ture for aafe. Call 368-5987. For Sale: Beige carpet lis Harrington. Rusaell. ~~~~~~s ~~PLCl~~~~~-~~~~~~~:n:~~ Free to good home-1 mala. 1 female Call456-5974. Ask for Jen. Gilbert bed area. Matching smaller rug. sao FOR RENT: 2 Bd-Rm apt. Full knchen wl plans Include PROMOTING 40 new sales adorable white kitties wl blue eyes. Seven FOR SAI..E : 1988 HONDA CAX Sl. Bl-ACK. o.b .o. 837-6246. dishwasher, sublet 3 mos. 5588/mo. but managers from our Manager-In-Training Fumlture; love seat, chair, bed, and more. negotilble. Cll 455-1078. -ks old June 1. Call M111g9 at 292-6934. AC , SUNROOF. AI..PINE STEREO. WELl.. CHEAP. Call 731·71180 Program within the next two years. We're KEPT . VERY 0000 CONDITION. $5500 OR RENT/SUBLET NEED A PLACE TO LIVE: 1 BDRM APT(S) looking for Individuals who enjoy hard work AFFORDABLE WORDS, INC. 738·7133. Term B/0. CAll. 738-4939. 1985 Yamaha Scooter. 185 cc. stereo end love the challenge. If you're the right papers , etc. Reasonable Rates. Madison Dr. Townhouses Avail. June 1. FOR RENT 112 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS. Included. runs great seoo.oo ~· 837· $495/MO. INCL. HT. & WTR-PARKING FOR SALE: Bunk beds, excel. condition 1783 and Ilk for Paul. $875/mo plus utll. 454·6698 before 9 p.m. ~=~~'&ko~:f~t~ ~~ ~~y·~:!;r,'~ FOR SALE apart or together. Dressers, bookcase and AVAILABLE-START SEPT. 1. CAll. ASAP Sublenar(s) wanted for s. Chapel House June !KAREN 456-3030. bllce . Cal Maureen 456·3341 . FOR SALE-Nisaen Pulur, 1985. 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American Frozen Foods, 2 Bala PlaZa, Suite S200.MO. + UTILITIES. 886-4245. Housemates needed to share Madison Ava. ~~:JWtc1Mf!~iJ"AAN ~~~z~~F:~ g~ ~ ~ Townhouse . Call Grant or Jay 737-4517. INC.E.O.E. THREE ROOMS AVAILABLE IN HOUSE SUMMER WORK-cOLLECTORS, CREDIT, CI..OSE TO CAMPUS, BEGINNING 811 . NON· CUSTOMER SERVICE , CLERICAL, DATA SMOKING . MALE OR FEMALE . LARGE ENTRY, WORD PROCESSING. OLST EN ROOMS. GOOD DEAL. PLENTY OF TEMPORARY SERVICES. 738·3500. PARKING, BIG YARD. CALL DONNA OR SUE. 292·6934. PERSONALS The GYN Department at Student Health ~r~te~~1a~lage . Avd June 8a!vfoe oilers pregnancy testing with opllons 0 SUBLETTERS NEEDED 811 TO 9/1 . :~=~~n~ ~~!Jl.~~~~~~:;~F,:~ S1951MO. CAll. 837·1365 OR 837·1369. ssss ~rse~l~e '1:!~ ~~=~~~~ House lor rant: 3 bdrm, 1.5 b, flllCh, 3 t-nts ASSURED. ~,\'~~~j~~~ V3a~~si\/l~ . nhbrhd. Aval. "PARTIES, SEMI· FOAMALS, DANCES, Earn extra MONEY this Fall working lil the 3 BOA, 2 1/2 BATH twnhse 10 min from MUSIC, LIGHTS, AND PEOPLE-what do caflllUS. 836·3075. 5-10 pm. these thl~ have In common? That's ~1- Female roommate needed off campus. ~~ut~~ =~~55-~ . SERVICE. Call $207.00 a mo. plus utllnles. Prefer a serious Athletic Departmentl student or grad. stUdent. Calf 456-01124. ADOPTION. Warm. loving. professional couple longs to adopt ne'f'ttlom. We promise a CHEAP! ROOM FOR RENT IN TOWNHOUSE caring, happy home liMed with muslclwarmth, lor June-August. Air, w/d, deck. Walk to quail~ education, lull·llma mom. e&flllUS. Call Judy or Kim 456-3332. ~~~a~':l:'il~:~~~~penses paid. One bedroom of two bedroom townhome available lor female student. Fumlshed and TO THE FUTURE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Interviews are now being conducted for the .close to campus. Sublet June-Aug. Call 455- Best olluck next year.. .I know you'l do a great 0339. Asll for Karen. job ... you better because your previous boss 1 lrg. bdrm apt, June 1st, $465 (heai!Waater) aet such a magnlltcent example!! 1 will miss Clev ave. 453-1329. following positions: when=~~~?! we're old· ==~~~~and silting by the fireplace~~::::, 2 bedroom apartment. Excellent location. Available from mid May thru August. CaM 478· we'll look back on our first double byline 4400. together on our photographs on front page ol the Infamous "The Review·. I love you Max , RENTERS REALTY: STARTER APTI PETS PAMELA WRA Y. • Parking Collectors • Novelty Sales OK! A/C , APPL. $340. STUDENT SHAAEI 2 BR . UTILS POl $440. LARGE 3 BR, 2 Richard's Frollled Flakes. They're hooomtblel BATHfTHSI A/C , All APPLIANCESI $535. Free plclures ol Morrissey fnslde! SUPER SAVER 4 BAI AIC, FENCED YARD, PATIO $625. COUNTRY 3 BA , 2 BATH , AIC, ::~r:~e~n:f~~d~~~e~~~~~ • Parking Supervisors • Ushers BSMT, APPL.I $640. OAI\IE A LITTLE, SA \IE A LOTI 3 BR SUPER SAVER $50 SECURITY, Vio8ll until next year. Love you, Me. FREE RENT! $415. 2 BA ON HOASEFARMI Archie T-Wa can't thank you enough. Keep $450. 2000 VACANCIES . SM. CHG. 651· pumped, yeah! love, The Tangs Gang. • Ticket S9Jes • Weight Room 9999. Roommate needed for summer on Madison =~e~~isfe~ ·. 1 8~~rc'tt~sng:!':n ~~~li Dr. -Own room -$140/mo + 1/5 utilities. haul. Best of luck next year, I'Mm iss you guys Monitors Please call 366·7528 or lv. mssg. 456·3144 . a lot. Love, Sara. URGENT III Roommates needed lor Dewey Sara, We had lun. I'll miss you . Have tun at :?:5~-:n'i~ ~~A~frf" from beach; Call Laura the beach and keep moving forward . Love always, Rebecca. 2·3 Roommaies needed $120 month + uHIMies. Call731·0181. MARC KLEIMAN- Thanks lor all the tun deadlines and rides hOme . You've been lha For more information about a job opportunity for Want to live on Main St. this summer? MIF pertact co-edhor. I'll miss you ! -Andrea. $200/mo + 1/4 utiL OWN ROOM. CAll. Robyn 368-7843. ALPHA PHI-The most untorgeHable women In the world. Summer sublet: OWn room for $200/month "Sometimes lhe snow comes down In Mu~nford 1 you, call Vince at the Field House at ~~:he /t~ry~~~~~:le . ~~~~ ': I I I I .. ------.. ... ------.. JONATHAN'S STOAWAY I I I I $3.00 om $2.00 om MINI STOAAGE I I I I Arry large pizza at regular price! 1 Al'rf Medium pizza at regular price! I I .. KNOWSNOBODY I SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNTS One coupon per pizza. Ill I One coupon per pizza. I I I 4'x8' to 8'x24' I Explra: 6/7/92 I ·LIKE I Expires: 6/7/92 I : I eDOMINO'S~ . I I ()ncc;ouponpcrptlll 'hhci•IPiniCIP'tlf1g SIOI'Uonly' rtll I I ()niC~Dtf'Dilli VINII ! PiMOPifiiiQ IIOIHOtttyNot 368-9111 Ylbd With any Oll"tr after Pr ~ets may vary Cuslomer ~ 5 VIIICI Wllh any Oilier Ollef Pnctl mt)' VJry C4momtr Pi)S .ults t.n Wfll!rl! IPfJIICa!)lf: Oe!Mry Jrns tmlll!cl to ensure '*lll• wheftapplitlbll DttrttrrlltUitmlttdiOitf1SUfl I I I HO'N You Uke Pizza At Home. I 607 N. Harmony Aood u le drNII"'V Cktrdl!wt:rJCirryless t1'1Jn S2000 0Ul'drwtn _.. .______Jlfe clrmng Ourdnwtrsca•rylesstn•nS20 00 Ourorrt~rs .. ______. lttnotpenalutdlotlltedtiNtrtts 1ft notPtNiiltdlorlittlfllwtfiiS I I I I I. I Newortc, Delaware 19711 88. THE REVIEW. May 22. 1992 Today's Crossword puzzle IT'S HERE AGAIN! - ·------ @ 199 1 United Feature Syndicote ACROSS \ PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED SA ws .R IC A. A F LAT J~ru~~ AB AT .A RE s• co UP E 11 H9lld~x spot T U T U .p EN ET RA TED 14 Number prefix ED NT I L E R S 15 Pr.essad us •T •o 16 Type of p E Rl s• E R RE o• lettuce MO PE .A E S .A •••PAR 17 Stand by for ••AW E. OR A L E. A L IVE 18 Suspicion BA T T IN GA VE RA GES 20 Goodies A R EA L. AM EST 22 Past------EN s p. RY T E OMo• 23 Stadium •s •o shouts L' E E R s• Rl a••NGS 0 ••pH ••EN 0 L .I NK •s HOW ~~ ~~o~~de rt~m R E PU B L iC AN •s ORE 29 Honest- 10 E. 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UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE PERKINS STUDENT CENTER May 19-22 9 :30-5 :30 May 25 May 26-29 9:30-5:30 May 23 I I :00-3:00 9:30-3:30 May 30 1.0:00-5:00 DAUGHERTY PARKING LOT May 25-29 10:00-4:00 "i.. University II Bookstore ) I Comics May 22'. 1992 • THE RMEW. 89 Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson cathy® by Cathy ·GuiaeWtte ' .1~ RESPECTED IN 1'.'1 FIELD. 1'111 LOIIEO 8'1 fllllltl 'f II NO fiiiENO!> . I .4JI SUCCE&~FUL, 81116KT ANO CCWfiOEtH ~ I AM NOT AfRAID TO lOOK IN THE MIRROR~ 1-\(j> II'< 11\E TIME IV\fo.G\\NE , "-·---• HOBBES! W'i':. .' Rt GOINE. 1>. lt'tJ 1\()J\0 It-liD Tilt. f\JT\lRE! I'Ll \lto.'Jt ~lt-~1'51\ro t~~'i ~'I B'i Till;.~. 'S:l Wt.:ll .l\lS\ PKK If UP AI\\) SRII'IG II 6P..CK 10 WI;. Pl?t.'S£1{\.' WI>.\ W~>,'f , I w~' Hr..'l£ ~It ,,,. ~ ~'------===--_...J THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Your typical beeswax lunch "I'll tell you what It looks like- It looks like It was "Give me a hand here, boys! It's young Will Hawkins! It wasn't until he got home that Sahib realized the dang thing had no front end . done by a chimpanzee."' . . . Dang fool tried to ride Into the sunset!" Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU iJJAIJING /JUTHCMlfS, ttJfO ~ PI?IUIN6 ~Cfoltc()NCMIOS, 7HB ffNVIRaVMCNT; t:ii!!FfiF.£ ANI? f()f(ei6N Frlt!CY, SAY H&/5CNt.Y &14YSAitiAY fROM aci/?/Nr3 a/HAT Ht 8&U&V&5 IN. WOr-.j'T '1'00 HE.LP US PROFIT FROJo/1 THE. RAGE AND MISE.RV OF OTHERS? 'sr~r.~ Akbar & ·Jeff's .l~~~~ Official L.A. Riots T-s~··G ! •• i...~~~!~~~.~!:.!:.~~~~~~ ..... ¥ I I 810 8 THE REVIEW 8 May 22 1992 Thank You to Everyone ·Who Volunteered Their Time and Effort, Making This One of the Best Years ~uR Ever for the Student ~\~1lRot~. ~~~ -~ Program Association! ~~ ~ . lt~~/A\ : . . .~~~ · } 4 4 Have A Great Summer <~& -4 J>sopg~\\'j . See You Next Year! . ·. socik't~ \ Benjamin Ringe Tim Cargioli Rosemary Abreu Chad Foor Darlene Lai Chris Adams D'Lynn Braddy Jim McBriarty Ann Anderson Steph.anie Davis Heather McClurg Chris Ayotte Leslie Kraut Shelby Miller Ray Cornwall Sara Kleiner Kitty Mak Jeanne Crossman Wendall Hall Jennifer·Hadley Wyatt Fitch Tracey Keller Chuck Donovan Greg Gillen Zack Resnicoff Pete Kearney Meredith Greer Kurt Schlauck Jason D~Leeuw Adam Hanover Jodi Carpenter Stephen Litterst Lea Lerner Nancy Storch · Trudy Hitchens Alyssa Lucks· Paul Voshell Susan Ra Lynette MacMillin Anne Marie Mulqueen Laurie Norkiewicz Jeremy Moskowitz . Rick Siple Scott McClurg Nina Patti Barry Crell Evelyn Scocas Steve Reinhardt Trish Row.an Fred Slota Adam Bragg Julie Mirelli Jen Costello Bill Kelly Bill Lydick Quijana Byrd Wendell Kellar Michael Larson Kathy Kleiner Chuck Meredith Ken Christenbury Tara Forshey Nishay Holland Adam Hanover Dan Joines Stephanie Leveene Carl Poellnitz . 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