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The Grizzly, October 16, 1990

Krishni Patrick Ursinus College

Christian P. Sockel Ursinus College

Scott Galiger Ursinus College

Kathleen Bowers Ursinus College

Debi Moore Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Patrick, Krishni; Sockel, Christian P.; Galiger, Scott; Bowers, Kathleen; Moore, Debi; Kirkland, Paul; Yutzy, Cassandra; Compton, Erica; Johnson, Terri; Miller, Melisa; Peterson, Norm; Mitchell, Vicky; Becker, Matt; Strawbridge, Jennifer; Jacobson, Sara; Schafer, Neil; Heinzinger, Chris; Gosnear, Lori; Gabel, Dianne; Grubb, Steven; Moir, Dennis; Pandya, Naimish; Koser, Todd; Dennis, Yvette; Castells-Talens, Antoni; and Shatz, Ellyn, "The Grizzly, October 16, 1990" (1990). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 261. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/261

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Number 5 Volume 21 October 16, 1990 Olin Walkway Changes the Face of Ursinus

BY CHRISTIAN SOCKEL extending from in front of Olin to social and festive influences, OF THE GRIZZLY the Wismer Parent's lounge together mixing to create a entrance, and the wall would beneficial and inspiring meeting Who knew that the dismantling inhibit such a Plaza from being place for Ursinus. of the Berlin Wall was a precursor properly constructed. The Campus Planning to the dismantling of our own The Wall removal was not done Committee, headed by Dr. John symbolic Wismer Wall? in haste; it has been planned and Pilgrim, has considered the Olin For years the Wiser Wall served discussed for several years. In Complex totally and look forward as a stage for fraternity and addition, pledging regulations to its healthy influence. sorority wall shows and a specifically restrict lineups and wall In front of the Berman Art convenient seating area for shows outside of Wismer. Museum is located another plaza, students who wished "to sit and For grading and water drainage with a stone wall in close proximity enjoy the sun" as Peggy Herman purposes, this plaza will slope. The to Beardwood and also a new remarked in her letter to the decorum of the Olin Plaza will stone stairway located between .. ~ editor two weeks ago. But, as include extensive landscaping and Paisley and Corson Hall. This Henry Wadsworth Longfellow benches. whole area exists because of a once said, "all things must change This Plaza retains in it certain fundraiser by the graduation class to something new, to something goals, goals momentarily of 1940. The main fund raising overshadowed by dirt and rock. photo by Cristina Seliga strange." goal of the Class of '40 was to The Olin walkway develops. The Olin Plaza has been under The Olin Plaza is designed to have a landscaped, serene plaza discussion for more than four encourage lingering and for the front of Berman. Thus, the landscaping which will be years by the Campus Planning congregation by students, faculty, stone stairway and pathway undergo another metamorphosis. completed within the next week. Committee. This Committee is in staff and other visitors of the extending past Berman will be Benches will be scattered all along The land area between Berman charge of Ursinus Collge's long campus. It is the hope this engulfed in extensive landscaping. this path. This path behind Olin and Olin will be highlighted by range plans, financial, social, or in informal and relaxed atmosphere At the base of the stairway the will not serve as competition for terraces of grass. These terraces this case architectural. According will be initiated throughout the path diverges into a y-shaped path the main Olin Plaza (between are further sites of sculpture. to committee members and Olin Plaza. This will be the new also included in the landscaping Wismer and Olin.) This additional Continuing clockwise around the architects for Olin, the Wismer hub of the campus, the locus of plans. The remaining areas will be pathway is only meant as a smooth Olin building, the pathway wall was "simply out of place". The social interaction. Olin itself will grass. Dr. Pilgrim is anxious to see flowing access to other campus the results of all his and the between Bomberger and Olin New Plan for the Olin Complex offer the academic influence where Olin continued on Page 2 includes a concrete-brick plaza as Wismer will contnbute the committees efforts, particularly the building will remain, but will soon Congressional Candidate Lewis Du Pont Smith Spurs Debate

declared mentally incompetent by Iraq ''barbaric" he advocated a citing failed desalination attempts over-populated, and even whether a judge and therefore has no peace initiative based on, "grand­ in Australia to bolster his a person's life is more important access to his significant family scale economic development for all argument. There were further than a blue whale's. Although Du fortune. While he is considered people, including especially disagreements concerning the Pont Smith may not have found among the longest of long-shots, massive desalination projects to utility of nuclear power and man's many supporters, he did provide he did provide for some interesting expand fresh water resources and proper place on the planet for a lot of pretty heavy, heated and often vehement debate at make deserts bloom, which will generally, whether the planet is and loud discussion. Ursinus. create production jobs in industry Du Pont Smith claimed that he for American and other workers." was declared incompetent due to Other of his economic theories, the corrupt judicial establishment, derived mostly from LaRouche, one with a death wish for any dealt with the changing of world candidacy that was connected with conflict from East-West to North­ Lyndon LaRouche. When DuPont South where the, "Anglo-American Smith donated S212,OOO to the interests are engaged in what are candidacy of LaRouche, his father essentially colonial enterprises." He persuaded a judger to declare him saw an increasing conflict, mentally incompetent, even though sometimes turning violent over repeated psychological testing natural resources. He also Lewis Du Pont Smith continued to reveal no traces of questioned whether "oil is in our mental illness. national interest" and advocated a BY SC01T GAUGER The key to Du Pont Smith's massive build-up in nuclear power Of The Grizzly speech was that the industrialized plants to provide America with Lewis Du Pont Smith, world is shifting its power away energy independent of oil. Democratic candidate for the Sth from England and the United Some students in attendance Congressional District and States and towards Japan and the had violent disagreements with du supporter of extremist Lyndon H. newly united Germany. He said Pont Smith over many of his LaRouche, spoke at Ursinus on that the Persian Gulf crisis is really statements, particularly his TuClday. October 9th, before an a plot by the United States to "making the desert bloom" photo by Cristina Seliga audience of about twenty students drive up the price of oil, and thus comment. Senior Bill Platt Perennial student Bill Platt gestures excitedly in healed discussion. and one profeuor. Du Pont Smith hurt the German and Japanese complained this land development fa facing a tough challenge; he was economies. Calling the embargo of would, "destroy the cco-system; Page 2 October 16, 1990 News Olin Walkway Global Perspective continued from Page 1 BY CASSANDRA YUTZY On Thursday, October 11 the American Air For~ grounded all flights in locations. Of The Grizzly the Persian Gulf for 24 hours to review and practice safety procedures. Again, the main concrete brick The Air Force took this action in response to the death of six crewmen pathway will continue its which took place in three plane crashes. elongation by extending passes Old International Men's. This "chore" will not The Speaker of Egypt's Parliament was assasinated last Friday, October commence until the Summer of '91 12. Officials say it was a well-organized and planned attack. The hit was and will hopefully be completed by Reports this week from Beirut said that an Iranian envoy arrived last week done by four gunmen on motorcycles. None of the assasins were captured the fall of '91. Car access will not from Beirut to secure the release of Terry Waite, envoy of the Archbishop after the attack. longer be permitted in front ' of of Canterbury, and several other hostages. Terry Waite has been held Old Men's after this addition is captive since January 20, 1987. He had gone to the Middle East to help made. Landscape, lighting and yes, free the Western hostages. National benches, will improve the decorum of dreary Old Men's. Then, the Israeli police killed 21 Palestinians when a clash broke out between Jewish master plan will finish a major and Muslim sects at the Mosque wall. The group of Muslims were The Senate passed an emergency spending bill week that ended the stage of completion. protecting the wall from a small group of Jewish zealots who have already government shut-down October 8. This bill will allow the government to Ursinus College wishes to create been banned fromm the area by the Israel government for former operate at normal levels until October 19 when the Senate is expected to a relaxed environment, through a offenses. Reports said that the Jewish zealots were praying at a wall pass a 1991 budget. campus hub that will encourage nearby when the Muslims started throwing stones and shouting "Kill the students and faculty to congregate Jews." As a result of the disturbance Israeli soldiers opened fire on the David Souter took his oath of office on Monday, October 8 and become and mingle ideas, thoughts, and Arabs. The United Nations began discussing a resolution condemning the 105th Supreme Court justice on Tuesday, October 9. The oath was opinions on life. Soon,the Olin Israeli's use of excessive force in killing 21 Palestinians. administered Justice William Rehnquist. Complex's will be complete. Judge its success, its appeal, and its effect According to an article in the New York Times Libyan intelligents agent All week President Bush flip flopped on major issues - welfare, income on the campus after its total may have been involved in the terrorist bombing of the Pan Am flight and capital gains taxes in the 1991 budget. completion. You may change your over Scotland in 1988. The fragments of the detonator which was initial thoughts about the color of recovered from the crash site in 1988 matched other detonators which The government began to pay 1.25 billion dollars to the 60,000 survivors (and heirs) of Japanese American descent who were placed the brick. were seized from the two Libyan intelligents eight months before the Pan Am explosion. in internment camps during World War II. compiled from The Philadelphia Inquirer and Wall Street Journal

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. QE~~~!~!Ya!lank October 14-21, 1990 A Working Partnership_x •. #: t I October 16, 1990 News~~~~~~~~~~~ The Minority Student Union: A Step Toward Diversity BY KATHLEEN BOWERS minority cultures. Those minorities in a minority to lose her or his alternate Sunday afternoons at stressed in the Meistersinger Spons Photography Editor then have a resposibility to share. cultural identity in an effort to "fit 1:30 in the Wismer TV lounge. repertoire like gospel and folk is The three year-old Minority Many of the MSU's programs in." MSU Secretary Keisha "Collaborations," a new vocal also open to everyone. Student Union (MSU) is "well on are educational, focusing on art, Connelly adds that there is often group that will focus on music not its way" to becoming an effective history, or music through trips to pressure on minorities because voice for diversity at Ursinus, says art galleries and shows or fmding anything they say may be taken as Vice President Sabrina Mobley. forum speakers. Often different the opinion of all minorities. There Membership in MSU is growing cultural groups simply do not is a tension of having a lot of nearly every week, and projects know anything about each other, resposibility, and a fear of such as a T-shirt sale and a new which promotes stereotypes and offending those in other groups. vocal group are now a reality. misconceptions and makes social Some people have questioned The primary goal of the MSU, interaction difficult. By starting calling the group the Minority according to President William with education, people lose the Student Union, suggesting, that Briggs, is to help different cultures uncomfortable feeling of having Multi-Cultural Student Union "experience each other." They nothing in common, and social would better reflect their outreach believe that "every culture has interaction can become easy and goals. Briggs says that part of their something to offer," and sponsor genuine. Briggs himself had this purpose is to make the image of programs that reflect diversity. The experience with a Jewish friend. the word "minority" itself better by Union's second purpose is to After spending many hours associating it with a positive group. create a supportive group to deal learning about the friend's cultural It also connotes their desire to with problems such as isolation or background, they were able to deal with real issues, not simply to misunderstanding that minorities understand each other on many satisfy a romanticized curiosity inevitably face. other levels. about anything foreign or exotic. All members of the MSU stress Members of the MSU also try Both Briggs and Mobley offer that it is not a black student union. to reach out within the group. an open invitation to the Ursinus In fact, any and all Ursinus They have a big brother/sister community to get interested and students are equally welcome to program to help freshmen in their get involved. Minorities inevitably join, or just to participate in transition to college, when the benefit from knowledge and whatever projects they are additional pressures of adjusting understanding of the dominant interested in. Briggs notes that socially and culturally sometimes culture. They now wish to share Jeneen Flamer, new Coordinator of Multicultural SeIVices and Minority there are many white students who create academic problems. Briggs their history, art and social culture Student Union adviser are interested in and care about believes it is also easy for someone with others. Meetings are held Crime Fears Spark Big USEAC Conference Bolsters Sales Of Security Devices (CPS)-Fear of campus crime, thing for our students to carry with spurred' in part by the August them." EnvironInentai ActivisDl murders of five collegians in Similarly, ZEI Corporation, a Gainesville, Fla., has sparked brisk Miami-based flIl11, is selling a BY DEBI MOORE AND PAUL eleven foreign countries and was campaigns. The theme was sales of security devices to students portable security alarm to students. KIRKLAND an attempt to establish a unified corporate accountability focusing at some schools. "It gives these students the Of The Grizzly environmental movement natiomyide on oil companies. Amoco was "College communitIes are protection they need," maintains On October 5-7 the National among students. singled out to be boycotted becoming increasingly aware of designer Lincoln Zonn, who said Student Environmental Speakers included Robert because of uranium mines, some and concerned over the many University of Florida (UF) Conference,I(Catalyst)was held at Redford, Ralph Naderr, and Jesse of which are located on Indian dangers that face students on a students snatched up 1,000 of his the University of Illinios at Jackson, as well as representatives reservations. day-to-day basis," says Sean devices in one day. He's also sold Urbana-Champaign The Ursinus of major environmental groups. There was a march on Saturday Tallarico, director of security and quite a few to students at Student Environmental Action Speakers spoke of the power of morning through the city streets of safety at Moravian College in Northeastern University in Boston, Coalition (USEAC) sent 12 the individual, the importance of Urbana-Champaign. A united Pennsylvania. where a student was murdered last representatives. The conference organization and broadened the student front voiced their opinions As part of its new Operation year. attracted over 7,000 students from scope of environmentalism past through posters and songs. In the Alert, Moravian has started The murders of five students across the United States and the traditional "Save the Whales" afternoon, workshops were held, in offering "screaming flashlights"­ within three days in Gainesville which students discussed such portable flashlight/alarms that the last week of August prompted . topics as campus recycling and the sound a high-pitched siren when a widespread panic on the UF power of letter writing. switch is pressed or when the campus. Many left for home just In addition, USEAC's own Ron carrying strap is pulled from its as classes were starting. Some who Constable led a workshop, in socket to freshmen on a trial basis. stayed held large slumber parties which he discussed direct action At the end of the semester, the for protection. The student paper, through nonviolent demonstrating students can either buy it or return the Independent Alligator, tactics, it. suddenly got an influx of ads for The weekend inspired USEAC Nearby Wilkes University mace, tear gas and stun guns. members to become more active. started offering the "Alarm Light," While police investigating the Individual members have taken on manufactured by Fields case say they have several suspects" : specific programs. Efforts are Enterprises in Kingstown, Pa., last no one has yet been Charged. being made to expand recycling to year. State University of New USMC PRESENTS: include glass and paper. Research York-Purchase, Syracuse Pieta' Hoo. from the Union 01 Concerned into corporate policies, including University, St. Mary's College in Scientists and • proaram about 11w that of Ursinus College will be Maryland, and Cedar Crest GnenbouH EII'ec:t on Wedn~sday, October 17, ia Wismer auditorium 8:30 • 9:00. College, King's College and the done to encourage greater 'DIe week 01 October 11-11 Ia tbe National environmental responsibility. Philadelphia Coll~ge of Pharmacy Week 01 Education lor the GreenhouH and Science, all three in meet.. photo by Paul J(jrkland Useac will continue its efforts to Pennsylvania, are also trying out . Anyone iaterested ia the GnenbouH dl'ec:t stop the destruction of old growth the Alarm Light said manufacturer or iaterested In dlatrlbutlna Information USEAC members celebrate at the forests and increase awareness of durin. GnenbouH EII'ec:t AwareMS. week Matt Fields. aIaould attend. National Student Environmental conference. environmental issues on campus "I'm very happy with it," All welcome aDd needed! and in the community. Tallarico said. "It's a good ~fety Don't loraet USMC _tina Wednesday 6:30 p.m...... ue. Page 4 O~'obe.. 16, 1990

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"We want to be in a competitive position." Wismer. Although this may seem having to dress up for the Friday like a fairly recent problem, its. _ evening meal. Because Wismer was Students, moreover, can expect position in the 1990's," he But a tuition increase predicted tuition to keep rising faster than explained. for next year may scare away origins date back to the opening of only open until 5:30 on Fridays, .other prices into the foreseeable Campuses as diverse as students, said Sangamor.. State the dining hall in 1965. It was not many of the students on sports future, other sources say. Jacksonville State, Temple, :?!~m spokesman Porter MclJeil. "We're even a month after Wismer teams or those who had labs had a " T his yea r ' s coli e geState, Michigan State and HarHrd afraid we're going to lose originally opened, before the difficult time getting showered and undergraduates are paying an universities, the universities of students," he said. students were complaining about dressed up for dinner by 5:30. average of 5 to 8 percent more for Utah and Tennessee, c:.nd "It's always a las~ ' :f~ J::t ~o raise the dining hall policies. However, Instead of having to wear a coat tuition and fees over last year, Madisonville (Ky.) and Tyler tuition," he said. the problems the students had and tie for this meal, the students depending upon the type of (fexas) community colleges cited A variety of scho)1.; t lat don't back then were somewhat different were asking for the rule to be institution they attend,"the similar reasons for raising their want to raise tuition precipitously than today. omitted on Fridays. organization's annual national prices this year. raise student fees instead. Instead of complaining about This contention between the how late Wismer was open or the students and dining hall policies accounting of campus prices Yet the benefits are not always In the past year, the universities stated. obvious to students. of Wisconsin, California and North taste of the food, the students in seems to be an age old that will By contrast the Consumer Price While Puget Sound's Larson 1965 were more concerned with probably continue will into the Carolina at Chapel HilI, as well as Index, the federal government's agreed some of her professors how the dress code was being future. Although Ursinus seems to Michigan State and Indiana barometer of how much deserve to be paid more, "it's universities announced fee hikes. enforced. To ensure that the men be changing quickly, the one Americans pay for everything from disappointing when I have Fee raising is "especially were properly attired for dinner, constant is the controversy about food to gas to housing, rose by 4.5 professors that aren't worth (the prevalent in states where colleges they were required to wear a coat, Wismer. percent from 1989 to 1990. j"crea.o;e)." shirt, and tie. The students did not have little or no control" over their The College Board, a New Private campuses generally had have a problem with being dressed budgets, said Hauptman, author of . York-Based nonprofit group best to raise their prices to cover the nicely for dinner, however they did several national tuition studies. known as the overseer of costs of higher faculty salaries and Officials at the 34 State not see why they could not wear Features Writers Needed! standardized admission tests, maintaining buildings. a coat ana sweate,r ramer man the University of New York campuses, blamed declining state funding for Students at "middle echelon" tie. Many times, men wearing a Contact for example, created or drastically Coleen Cosciano the price hikes at most public private campuses tended to suffer hiked a half dozen fees students nice sweater and a coat were asked campuses. the biggest prjce hikes of all this to leave the dining hall by the must pay for transportation, health 454-0176 In late September, for example, year, added Arthur Hauptman, a hostess, but men who were and other services. or many Virginia public campuses consultant to the American wearing a checked jacket, a plaid The fees are "chiefly a revenu~ added emergency tuition Council on Education in shirt, and a paisley tie were Kate Grim raiser for the university," asserted allowed to stay because they met 454-0218 "surcharges" to help them make up Washington, D.C. Judith Krebs of the statewide for a drastic cut in state education For example, University of SUNY student association. funding. Puget Sound students are paying The College of William and $1,120, or 10.9 percent, more in More Increases To Come Mary and the University of tuition this year than in 1989-90. Students at the University of Virginia want to add 5 percent and "We held a protest," said Lisa Buffalo, where tuition did not rise 10 percent surcharges, respectivelY, Larson of the Washington school's this year, were so angered by a Definitions to already-announced tuition hikes. student government. stiff new bus fee that they California state campuses, facing "When you come to this stormed a campus building in late Bookworm: The larval stage of computer nerds. similar cuts, may increase university, they don't tell you to August. B.S. degree: A frighteningly accurate assessment of a registration fees by 10 percent next expect a 10.9 percent increase College prices, Hauptman said, year, even after trying to save every year. The rate of fmancial will keep rising. student's college accomplishments. money this year by canceling aid ~oesn't increase" to cover the About the only thing that will Campus police: Usually the last people to arrive at a course sections and laying off extra expense, Larson maintained. keep them from going up faster really great party. employees. The few campuses that did not than the inflation rate, he added, Class President: The jerk who edges out Bullwinkle Enrollment declines also left impose hikes this year say they is if the inflation rate itself Moose, Mickey Mouse, Pee Wee Herman and all the many schools with fewer students may lose faculty members who, accelerated. other write-in candidates. around to pay them tuition. living. on modest salaries, could If there were a huge jump in Finals: The ultimate test of whether a student can leam 20 "All types of colleges and opt for higher-paying jobs at other inflation next year it might be the weeks of Western Civilization in 12 hours. universities were affected by a schools or in private industry. first year college costs didn't go up Fraternity: A group of rugged individualists who band decline in the number of "Our faculty salary increases faster than the prices of other together because there is safety in numbers. traditional students," noted the (this year) were minimal," said services, Hauptman said. Independent Study: A full-credit project that can be College Board report. Bob Woggon, a spokesman for But then colleges would polished off over one rainy weekend. Puget Sound President Philip M. Northern Illinois University, which probably have to catch up by Meal tickets: Moms. Dads. ;-P_hi_ib_b_S_SlU_·d_t_h_e_ext_ra_m_o_ney..;.;., w_hi_· c_h __al_o_n.::g:....Wl...;·.;.;th.;...;;;I1lin;;;·;;.o;.;;is;...;;S;.;;ta;;;te~=an;.:.;d, raising their prices faster, too. Notebook: A spiral-bound book used to record doodles, , '7ypically, college tuition rates cartoons, squiggles and drawings during lectures. GREEK NOTES tend to lag a y::ar or two behind I inflation," he said. Pre-law majors: 1. Optimists. 2. The first people to leave All bets are off, however, if a party through the back door when the cops arrive. GO current economic uncertainties Rush Week: The week before Christmas. ~ bloom into a full-scale recession. Senior: Spanish for -mister.· GREE~ In that instance, states would Sorority: A fraternity whose members eat with utensils. Q collect less tax money, and Theater majors: Future waiters and waitresses. consequently have less to give to Young Democrats: Sensitive, caring, socially conscious Alpha Sigma Nu will be organizing sign-ups this week for the annual Red their colleges. Short of money, students eager to make an impact, at least until they Cross Blood Drive. campuses would have little choice graduate. get jobs and begin eaming money. but to ask their students to pay Omega Chi will be serving as volunteers at the Suburban General more for their classes, Hauptman Hospital in Norristown. They also plan to write letters to soldiers noted From 1M Uno~ CoIl. DlcflonMy stationed in Saudi Arabia. He thought that, in a recession, by Larry Cohen and Steve ZW8Ig tuition at private colleges would Msadowbroolc Books Tau Sigma Gamma and Phi Alpha Psi are organizing a combined service probably remain stable to meet 800-338-2232 project for their pledges during Service Week. Plans include making market demands. Halloween treats and distnbuting the~ to a nursing home in Norristown. Page 5

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' REMINDER: A THEFT TAKES ruST A FEW SECONDS, DO NOT night Mass in Bomberger H all, you LEAVE YOUR VALUABLES IN SIGHT AND ALWAYS LOCK will no longer be seeing the REMINDER: BOOK AND BOOK BAGS LEFT UNATfENDED IN YOUR DOOR AND CARRY YOUR KEYS. familiar face of Father Eckert. He PUBLIC PLACES INCREASES THE CHANCE OF THEFT KEEP was recently assigned to Saint TRAFFIC ALERT!! !TRAFFIC ALERT!! !TRAFFIC THESE ITEMS WITH YOU AT ALL TIMES. A BOOK IS 100% Dominic's parish in Philadelphia. PROFIT TO A THIEF. ALERT!! !TRAFFIC ALERT!!! "I hate to go because I got to know so many people in the 10-2-90 at 12:47 P.M., Security notified by the Collegeville P.D. that the DUE TO CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER LINES ON NINTH Collegeville area," said Father items stolen from a prior theft in Reimert have all been recovered and AVENUE, EFFECTIVE 10-16-90, THIS ROADWAY WILL BE Eckert, who was with St. Eleanof's subjects identified and charges will be rued. A TIP OF THE HAT FROM CLOSED FROM MAIN STREET TO NINTH A VENUE UNTIL for four years. HI really loved it, SGT. GRIZZ AND THE COLLEGE FOR A JOB WELL DONE B'I: FURTHER NOTICE. PLEASE USE THE FIFTH AVENUE and enjoyed it." mE COLLEGEVILLE POLICE DEPT. ENTRANCE TO THE COLLEGE. Compared with St. Eleanor's, which has about 9000 parishoners, 10-3-90 at 7:15 A.M., Security called and responded to the front of the St. Dominic's has about 12,000 Olin Building to investigate property damage. Upon arrival to this location parishoners and only three priests. it was found taht someone threw rocks on the Blue Rock front steps of Statue Sparks "I know that I'm really needed in the building and inscribed names as well as footprints in the concrete that Philadelphia," said Father Eckert. was recently ?oured. Father Cauterucci will now be Strange Auction saying Mass at Ursinus. Saint 104-90, SeC'Jrity notified that sometime between tilt> hours of 12:30 AM. Eleanor's is his second assignment. A newly ordained priest, he was and 3:00 P.M. unknown person(s) broke a passenger comer sealed window (CPS) - Even to an Iowa State "I bought the penis previously at Immaculate of a CIli' in Lot E and removed the radio from the vehicle. Collegevill(: Unive~sity student who because I don't agree with what Conception Church in Jenkintown, P.D. notifil".d old t~e investigation continues. disapproves of state-funded the state is doing with our tax PA. artwork, a three-foot sculpture of dollars," Allen said. The Grizzly . staff would like to h ,·S-9O at 2.05 A.M., a vehicle stopped by the Collegeville P.D. in front a penis is worth $54,500. 'They could be using that wish Father Eckert the best of of St.JdlO Cottage. The driver of the vehicle was taken into custodY ~ . the, Buying the piece was all money for equipment or to pay luck at St. Dominic's, and welcome Collegeville P.O. for driving under the influence. . . part of a crusade by Tim Allen, a people," AlIen argued. Instead, he Father Cauterucci to Ursinus columnist for the Iowa State Daily, said, "We've got buildings without College. 10-6-90 at 12:50 A.M., Security Officen responded to a fight in pr Ogresl: the student paper, to publicize his equipment and $70,000 sculpture b~tweell LSB and Reimert Building. Upon arrival to this location nfficer5 effort to get the state to spend sitting in front of them." found the fight transpired when avisitor on campus attempte.d to leave 21 more on education and less on art. Members of Petersen Women View suite with an open container of alcohol when RA.'s tried to stop the Allen "paid" $54,500 in a House, a floor in Wallace Hall, a offender, a fight broke out. The visitor was escorted to the security office mock auction of the sculpture in a campus dorm, decided to auction Princeton and advised of the College's Regulation governing the use of alcoholiC' September media event. the sculpture in protest of the art beverages and was reque~ted to leave campus due to his disorder!f An Iowa statute requires statute. "Eating Club" conduct. Upon exiting R~imert, the visitor put his ftst through the front that one-half of one percent of the Of. his new piece of door of Reimert. A new door is being installed and charged to the cost of all new state buildings go artwork, Allen said, "I'd like to (CPS) - Just days after a federal offender. toward art. In a recent column, make it a monument to free judge refused to stop them, 21 Allen argued that the money the speech, but people don't seem to Princeton University women 10-6-90 at 2:10 A.M., The security department confiscated a keg of beer university spent on artwork could like it, so I'm going to take it formally applied to become the from the Keigwin House after receiving an anonymous call. . be used more practically. home." fltst female members of the 111- year-old Ivy Club, one of the two REMINDER: ALCOHOL, IN ANY CONTAINER LARGER THAN all-male eating clubs left on ONE GALLON IS NOT PERMITfED ON CAMPUS. KEGS, BEER campus. BALLS, TRASH CANS, OR OTHER SUCH CONTAINERS In mid-September, HOLDING MORE THA..~ ONE GALLON OF LIQUID ARE NOT FREE LAW SCHOOL federal judge John Lifland refused PERMlTIED IN THE RESIDENCE HALLS AT ANY TIME!!!!!!!!!! INFORMATION SEMINAR to delay a state Supreme Court order to integrate the club. The 10-8-90 at 9:00 A.M., The security department advised that sometime over decision stemmed from a 1979 the weekend three banners that were along Corson Drive were taken, the STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD. lawsuit by a female student who wanted to join the all-male clubs, poles on which they were hung were snapped ofLthe investigation Law School Infonnation Seminar continues. traditionally treated as a ftrst step 10-8-90 at 10:10 A.M., Security responds to A-Lobby at Wismer after into Princeton's powerful "old boys receiving a complaint that someone took the cushion off of the new sofa TOPICS WILL INCLUDE' network." that was recently put at this location, damage estimate being $1,800.00. If What's on the NEW LSAT Members of the Tiger anyone knows wher the cushion is that belongs on the sofa, please contact How Can I Score Higher Inn, the remaining all-male club at Mr. Brian McCullough, Director of Security, as soon as possible. the school, hooted and jeered Choosing the Right Law School outside the Ivy Club as the women 10-9-90 at 4:45 PM., Student injured while playing flag football on the Applying to Law School toured it Sept. 25. intramural field between Reimert Hall and the DLH. Teammates Classified Ads attempted to transport the injured player but stopped at Corson Hall and Bryn Mawr Center FREE SPRING BRFAK TRIPS to infonned the switchboard operatior of the problem. Security responded October 17, 1990 950 Haverford Road Cancun and this Bahamu to Corson Hall after dispatching Trappe Ambulance. Student was 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Organize a small group and you travel transported to the hospital by the ambulance. Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 FREE. Call 1(800) 344-8360 for more information. 1()-1l-90 at 2:02 AM., Security responds to meet with the Collegeville P.D. at the Trinity Church when several students were found to be Energetic person to be a prowling around womens residence buildings. It was later detennined that RESERVATIONS REQUIRED representative for Coppertone Springbreak trips to Cancun, Daytona. their actions were not serious however, it necessitated the Collegeville CALL (215) 526-9744 lKAPLAN Police as well as security to respond. STANLEY H. KAPlAN EDUCAnONAl CENTlR LTD. Nassau, and Jamaica. Best programs available ANYWHERE. Great incentives and free trips possible. Call 10-11-90 at 2:35 P.M., Student reports to security that a Panasonic for more info11'1ation ... I-800-ll-4432 Wa1kman was taken from his room: In Reihiett on the 10th 'of OctcJbel ... " and asll for Brenna or Bruce. Page 6 October 16, 1990 Arts and Entertainment The Replacements Night Out

... not your typical junk rock'n'roll JENNIFER STRAWBRIDGE Overall, director John Foley has Al1s and Entmainment Editor put together quite an original BY MATI BECKER Keep it short sweet and make sure sap out. A boring piece of crap. musical that charmingly depicts the the people are always tapping their OF THE GRIZZLY But, I'll forgive them since 12 When they decided to call Pump oddities and comforts of a rural After taking one glance at The feet. great tunes out of 13 is a damn Boys & Dinettes a "full service diner. Replacements new album All Attitude, Happy Town, Torture good ratio. musical" they weren't kidding. This Shook Down, I thought "Oh jeez"! and My Little Problem (the 9th, All Shook Down is a pleasant lively musical keeps your foot A black and white picture of two 10th, 11th and 12th songs) are surprise. In one way it's surprising tapping and your hands clapping. does, rather mats standing in the songs like this because they are that The Mati topped their 1988 Rhetta, Ivory Blackwood, and middle of the street in a damp nice upbeat ditties that can make release Don't Tell a Soul. After all, Prudie, Victoria Ford, dance and dreary Midwest ,town or perhaps even the most bitter and negative they were starting to get regional sing while they serve up food at they were in Collegeville. But, that senior (such as myself) crack a airplay and MTV rotation for the the Double Cupp Diner. You'll really doesn't matter. It wasn't song I'll Be You. They were never see two .Istera playa cheese what I wanted to see. Regardless, supposedly going to take off to grater, whisk, potl and pana 10 I was assured by Mr. Replacement, stardom from there. The next weill Mark Wilhelms, that this was a move would have been to sell out The pump boya, Jim (Chris kicldn' album (since it will his their musical prinicples on the next Purcell), LM. (P-OIIs\M q. t\l~)1 album). I doubted him. I said, R"nnifll flU' tw@ Mll~ollt y~fli album. Yet, lIomethin$ Mpp~n~d. Jl!@Ii~Qft (FiUll Spitlijl'l), l!mt I!tlflil' "Yeah right, whatever dude". in N~ YOrl Ilnd fiv{J !llld a bAIf Th~ flion't 8~UQltt ana Il~ a fp/lillt (Jltlt~f WUUMl8), plilY fflQre ~i~1U ...... and what 11 fool I Was to doubt yoarll in Ch.i~g(), the Pump 8oy_ till?' will nQt hecQm~ IIltp~flltarll. mltllicill inllm~m~ntll thlln th~ hlJrt, What we hlive with All Shook It Pinette. 1l\IO won Il TOllY Thill t. he~"~ nullo (i,p, dmettl'lll lUI till')' fI'fluniwe IlhQut Down is a collection of 13 moatly Award nomination as the Belt WMMR} will not tOltcn ttll. !!tnee fillhing triPIi an" look forward to rocking tunca. BJ(cept for the last MU$ical on Broadway. It dOI'l~'t have that fine glQSSY vllcation. song, which is a totally sappy dud, The play runs until January 28, studio polish over the tun~ that Twenty memorable songs are Mat. hit on everything el8e. 1990 at the Society Hill Playhouse. The Don't Tell a Soul had. In fact, it strung together by odds and ends Of particular interest is a three Call (215) 923-0210 for ticket sounds like it was recorded in the of short stories. Unfortunately for minute romp called One Wink at information. shed in my back yard at home. In fans of hair raising action, this a Time which is laced with an smile, their feet clap their hands, fact, it sounds like the guys got ______..., infectious saxophone line. It's one and make them jump up and yell _.:m:u:.:s::ical=-_:la:cks;.._a:.....:cc::n.:.:t::ral:....!p.:.:lo~t.:... rip-roaring drunk and then of the many tunes on the album "It's great to be alive." Well, recorded the album. And it seems that makes you want to take off maybe not at all that but I was in The Mats has one hell of a fun Music your clothes and jump around better mood after hearing those time doing it. Good for them. naked and act real silly. tunes. Then came to last song at With only one song clocking in which is appropriately entitled The Next week: Judas Preist, over 4 minutes My little Problem Last..... better yet, the worst, Ursinus College Megadeth, or Queensryche. Maybe at 4:09 The Mats have the rock because it is the worst tune The all three, maybe one. Who knows? song format down at a T. Mats have ever recorded. A total U pcoIning BerInan

From College Communications Tallahassee and her Ph.D. from The music program at Ursinus College offers opportunities Noted art historian Dr. Valerie the University of Delaware. for performance in a variety of ensembles conducted by John Livingston, chair of the art Besides being a member of the French, holder of the William F. Heefner Chair of Music, and department at Susquehanna Susquehanna faculty, she has also Anthony Branker. The program includes a minor in music his­ University, will deliver a lecture on taught at Muhlenberg, Moravian, PennsyWllnia Impressionist Walter Lafayette, Kutztown University, tory and theory. Performances are given in Bomberger Hall, built Elmer Schofield at 4 p.m. Friday, Delaware and Florida State. in 1891, which houses the Heefner Memorial Organ. This three­ Oct. 26, at the Berman Museum of The Berman Museum is open to manual 62 rank organ, a gift of Lydia V. Heefner, was dedicated Art at Ursinus College. The the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in 1986. lecture will be given in conjunction Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; with an ex1ubition of Schofield's from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday; The widely acclaimed Ursinus College Choir is made up of works to be shown in the museum Andres Mining Company and noon to 4:30 p.m. Saturday students, faculty, and staff, and includes members of the local from Oct. 19 through Nov. 25, by Waller Ebner Schofield and Sunday. Admission is free and community. The Meistersingers is a group of approximately 35 entitled "Walter Elmer Schofield: open to the public. For more singers which performs throughout the year at college functions from the college's permanent Proud Painter of Modest Lands." information, call 489-4111, ext. and has toured the East Coast each spring since 1936. The Meis­ W. Elmer Schofield is best collection. 2354 tersingers toured England for two weeks in May 1990. The m~st known as one of several American Livingston's research on Impressionist painters of the New Schofield both in the United exclusive group of vocalists is the Chamber Singers, who speoal­ Hope Circle, whose work now is States and England is hailed as a ize in performing music of the 15th and 16th centuries. All three experiencing a period of major contnbution toward an vocal groups are conducted by Mr. French, who studied at the rediscovery and significant critical understanding of his work. Philadelphia College of Performing Arts, Westminster Choir reevaluation. In this region he is Livingston has previously written College, and the University of Cincinnati. thought of primarily as a painter catalogs for the University of of the Pennsylvania landscape, Delaware's U(liversity Gallery and The Ursinus College Band, Jazz Ensemble and Jazztet offer especially snow scenes. the Brandywine River Museum, instrumental performing opportunities to students and also to Livingston is the author of the has served as an architectural residents of the community. The Concert Band is a large catalog for the exhibition, which consultant at numerous ensemble that performs a wide variety of literature representing Pennsylvania historical sites, and is comprises 27 paintings and was different style periods. The Jazz Ensemble is a big-band that is organized by the Payne Gallery at the author of Historic Architecture dedicated to the performance of classic works by major Moravian College two years ago. in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, which The ex1ubition has been on tour in is being published this fall. composers of the jazz idiom. The Jazztet, a select chamber group, Pennsylvania and New Jersey since A graduate of the University of performs in a variety of jazz styles and concentrates on the November 1988 and will be nearly South Florida in Tampa, she holds development of improvisational skills. These groups are led by doubled in size at Ursinus by the her MA. in Art History from Anthony Branker who studied at Princeton University and the addition of 20 more Schofields Florida State University at University of Miami. October 16, 1990 Page 7 and Entert New Hang-Out Reflecting BY NORM PETERSON offers a different atmosphere than Soap Box: OF THE GRIZZLY the Trappe or the Lamb. A pool on Rosen table and several pinball machines A capsule of crucial events to help you catch up The intramural flag football can be found to pass the time. BY MELISA MILLER regular season drew to a close last With several beers on tap, mixed Of The Griuly BY ELLYN SHATZ I week. The playoffs start this week drinks, non-alcoholic drinks, and On Saturday night, Carl Rosen Of The Grizzly and the competition is tough. bottled beer available, the Eagle performed for an enthusiastic I After their last regular season Lounge has something for crowd of about 70 Ursinus ALL MY CHILDREN victory, the 10th Street Posse everybody. students. Rosen, on a tour of 51 Phoebe warned Brooke about Tad. (Trouble!) AdAm ~ml decided to celebrate. And as most The owner, John Hoch, is very campuses this semester, made stop Natalie argue about Trevor (0 UUl~ jelll@Il~?) opill Yi8§ hw 'I r college students do, they decided enthusiastic about owning the number 23 at Ursinus. A native of feminine! p~Vt!f8 t@ (!Ql\vift@@ 'Iltm~f M~ lQ fiWit far liY~tody fpr to down a few brews. The Trappe Lounge. He is just completing a New York, RQ~n Itu lnum Ad~m, Jf, O@l\l\il WM 3lltpy of Emily Ann f(lf pl!lM~ a Inn wu too crowded and too three year renovation ph@&! whi@h nooUftilt~tI by NAeA fm th@ ~ll8t ftlmijlllJll'f Ild U~ timl Billy Cly(j~ , !lilly Clyd~ WAS I!.Ml(lIl~ IJOf f(l thp hOOll)'IlUI{)f AflOf no fClfced ft()f fita I Qllie1«() mllfliftSQ, noisy, 10 they went to The Rahn's inchul~d 8Pf\l~ Yp thl' Ift~ @f e@~t'8 btl!it Mtt!ftaintsI IlWIlHI , m~ Hotel. tRt! bilf ilnd iltltlrna Il kit@Rt!Jl. 'fIlt! ~h@w m@1yde(j fflY_(Q {fom !JUly ANOTH~1l WOlU.P A8 th~ MU!ft!ft tRt! lfot~, th~ IYt@Rt!Jl'8 ffiMY rnollHl~ roast llP!'f JQol, Hltpn JQhn, lind IIpngs trum Charlene and Jonn talk and reconciJe, John feela thQ baby wm w@\~t!tI with mJI~d _tar~a ~ndw1ehIlR, piua And IItr(lfflllllll, hi. pwn ~ompPCl dille, "FtrQlImds." kicl(, (jran~ comes over, fhey kick him ouf, and go ~I\I~ck , Ken fffim tho ltlUffift~, 'fIl1'Y fmmd ()In ~Q if yQ\! Are IIlPldng to II Hts !lIsp added " liHie humor in leaves tuwn be~ll~ he loves Rachel but doesn't wlint her to lalof tho Hut III (lQ". not apll mpny colebrille a football victory or jU$t betweell Ws lOngs and interacted with the audience. have him one day when she dlscovera the truth about Paulina. eoUo,,1I IItudontli. The Hotel's bar, ~et aWIlY from the party scene Ilt Nancy postpones her wedding to Jake 1 month because of her Tho Eawe Lounge, C8ter$ mostly Reimert, go the Rahn's Hotel Towards the end of the show he doubts. (good movel) Sam and Olivia confront Evan after to localli in and arQund Ellgl!' Lounge, played one of his own songs called Amanda agrees to marry him. Vicki and Ryan shack. Collegeville and Trappe and This reporter rates the Lounge, "China BIt:eds" which told about employees from the cement factory on a scale of 1 to 5 mugs (5 being Tlanaman . Square and the DAYS OF OUR LIVES next door. the best):4 frosty mugs. Stop by problems that China was facing. Located at the intersection of and enjoy! Before playing the song he asked What a week! Jack I. hired a& an embassy guard to protect Katerina (Jennifer). She tell. him to leave, but allows him to stay Routes 29 and 113, the Lounge NEXT WEEK: The Trappe everyone to "meditate and listen to the words." Everyone who when he finally admits he loves her and wants a future with her. attended enjoyed his performance (Gullible II) Lawrence plots to get Bo. Carli tries to fmd her and Coordinator of Student missing brother, Frankie, who Lawrence is holding. Grandpa Real Movie Wismer Activities, Marc Appelbaum Horton retires as Chief of Staff to start the Trauma Center. Neil BY VICKY MITCHELL commented, "the show was takes his place. Steve, Kayla, and Stephanie throw a party to say OF THE GRIZZLY excellent, 1 just wish more of the goodbye to Salem. Steven plots with Bo, Shane, and Raman Cinema campus was here to see it." against Jencon. Steve is supposed to meet Bo at a speed boat, MENATWORK but fmds out that Nick has hired goons to get Bo. Steve heads to BY SARA JACOBSON by Tango or Cash? Do I smell the boat to save Bo (who has returned to the party looking for OF THE GRIZZLY illegal activities here? STARRING:CHARLIE SHEEN & Steve). Steve steps onto the boat just the timer hits zero on the Of course the boys have no EMILIO ESTEVEZ TANGO & CASH bomb. Bye, Bye, Steve! recourse but to break out of jail, Sheen and Estevez play 2 Every loves a good action film. clear their names, and catch the mischievous trashmen in a sunny GENERAL HOSPITAL surf resort. The 2 have dreams of Millions have been made from bad guys. This, however, is not Tom and Simone have a sappy reunion. Rico is killed, Frankie quite as easy as it sounds. some day owning. their own surf movies like Rambo, Lethal injured, and the world saved from terrorists. Colt en is a hero! Weapon, and Die Hard. This Nonetheless, it is fun to watch shop. Their antics on the job, Long live Colten!! Katherine plans to shack with Robert, but he weekend Wismer provides us with nowever, get them into a little them try. They must deal with the heaads for Anna's. Cheryl follows him there and is reminded of trouble. They are assigned to do another excellent adventure ftlm. police hunting them down to their baby who died. (Grab those hankies!!) Tiffany plays cupid their rounds the next day with the Tango and Cash is not just your throw them back in jail, with the between Shep and Cheryl. (A little too late-they hooked last posses brother-in-law. The brother­ typical buddy-cop, blood and guts, bad guys searching for them to hill week!!) . in-law turns out to be a crazy high tension movie. Well, ok, it is them, and with an adorable love a buddy-cop, action packed ftlm, Vietnam war veteran. Who thinks interest/sister who really just SANTA BARBARA he is still in the war. That day at but it has Kurt Russel and wants to help. As will action ftlms The deaf girl shows Kelly a picture she drew of Robert and Sylvester Stallone. Really, what work the 3 discover the dead body there are great stunts, special Kelly figures out what's going on with Quinn. (She fmally got a more needs to be said? of a popular gubernatorial effects, ana some terrific one­ clue!!) C.C. tells "Robert" he'll disinherit Kelly if he marries her, candidate. Gearing that they would Tango and Cash is the story of liners. There is also a thrilling, hoping to step the wedding. Cassie is hot for Masen. (What kind the top two vice cops in Los gory ending. Tango and Cash. be implicated in the murder, they of a name is that?) is not for Julian. Michael tries to strangle Angeles. One dresses straight off Stallone and Russel. No o·n can decided to fmd the murderer Harland to prevent him from leaving town. (There are other of Wall Street and calls his broker quite explain it, but it makes for themselves. This turns out be more ways!) regularly. The other lives in his great entertainment. trouble than they expect. Sheen grey sweats and his dingy tries to romance the prime YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS apartment. Both claim ( and prove) candidate, the dead man's sexy Nikki and Victor are hot for each other. (What else is new!!) they are the best copy in lAo campaign manager. The other two Stayed tuned for more soap summaries. kidnap a pizza man, dress the dead Surprisingly, Stallone plays Ray body as Richard Nixon and go in Tango, the clean cut, well bred, cerebral (I know, I know it's hard FAST search of Sheen. FUNDRAISING Well, that's all I'm going to say to imagine) officer, while Russel portrays Gabe Cash, the more PROGRAM about the movie. There's a lot The Musser International Program Presents: more to tell, but you should see it easygoing of the two. The two meet as they are being set up by a yourself. The movie dragged on a ruthless international crime thug 'IOOO~~WlIK. little too much in the middle, but October 18 who is ticked at the two for French Chat if you are patient the rest of the Earn up to $1000 in one week busting all his dope flunkies for a 19·21 Toronto Trip movie should be worth it. Men at for your campus organization. narcotics related murder. Tango 23 Work combined a little bit of Japanese Chat and Cash are convicted and sent to plus a chance at drama, suspense, action. and 24 Cajun Dinner a minimum security prison, so they $5000 more! romance, with a whole lot of 28 won't run in to anyone they This program works! Movie • My Life As A Dog comedy. I recommend this movie busted. So how do they end up in No investment needed. 29 Spanish Chat and feel it is defmitely with seeing. a maximum security jail where c.tl t-lOMJZ.o5Z8 every other convict was put there Ext. 50 , "'. 'j ( Page 8 October 16, 1990 ***************************************** *****************************************1 ***************************************** Sports *****************************************. Football Refuses To Give Up Grubb Predicts Again But the Bears refused to give BY STEVEN GRUBB entire series. He is old, but BY DENNIS MOIR followed up his Walker Trophy up. Ursinus cut the deficit to three Of The Grizzly experienced in the . Of The Grizzly performance of the week with 83 points with just over 4 minutes to had a hot NLCS. When the Ursinus football team yards rushing. play in the third quarter as 'This guy has got the nerve to The Reds hope he'll stay hot. took the field last Saturday in And as in the other losses, the Thomas connected with junior Bill make more predictions?" The EDGE: None. Gettysburg, they were hoping to Bears defense ran into a hot Engro on a 26 yard touchdown question is probably on the tip of Third Base: Carney Lansford leave the famous Civil War town running back. Greg Sommer pass. your tongue right now, but not to excels in the playoffs. He's one with an even 3-3 record. Instead, gained 140 yards on the ground on Ursinus had two opportunities be deterred from my poor showing player you can count on. Chris the Bears blew some golden 24 carries. But to the defense's in the fmal minutes to tie the in the National League Sabo will give solid play, but opportunities and their shot at an credit, 75 of those yards came on game. Twice the Bear defense held Championship Series, I'm back to nothing exceptional. EDGE: A's. .500 record in a 17-14 loss. one play in the second quarter. the Gettysburg offense and forced put my neck on the line again. Shortstop: The Reds have This game was similar to some After a Gettysburg field goal punts late in the game. However, For the baseball strategist and perhaps the best young player in of the other Bear losses. Just as opened the scoring, the Bears both drives ended in turnovers, fundamentalist, this! should' be quite baseball in . Watch they have done in the past, the capped an "impressive" 65 yard sealing the Bullets win, and an enjoyable series. I'm prediamg him on offense and defense. Mike Bears racked up some impressive drive with a Bob Wiggins sending Ursinus to its fourth low scores with the team who gets Gallego replaces the injured Walt offensive numbers. Against the touchdown to make the score 7-3. defeat of the season. the early lead to win the game. Weiss. He gives you a good glove, Bullets, Ursinus managed to gain In the second quarter, with the This Saturday the Bears will try Both teams feature excellent bull­ but poor offense. EDGE: Reds. 309 yards, most through the Bears trailing 10-7, Greg Sommer to improve upon their 2-4 record pens and excellent managers. Catching: The Reds need Joe passing of senior quarterback ran 75 yards with what would end when they travel to FDU-Madison, Much effort and stategy will go Oliver's strong arm in there to Brian Thomas. Thomas completed up being the decisive touchdown. a team which was shutout 17-0 by into most of the runs scored. keep the A's team speed in check. 19 of 30 passes for 206 yards with It gave the Bullets a 17-7 halftime a tough Franklin and Marshall Here is a position by position offers more offense, but one touchdown. Anthony Barber lead. team breakdown: a weaker arm. The Starting Pitching: The "Stewart Steinbach/Hassey platoon is solid WINTER SPORTS Stare" intimidated many Red Sox both offensively and defensively. and probably will scare some Reds EDGE: A's. WRITERS NEEDED: too. Look for another big series Left Field: has so from this prime-time player. Bob much raw talent, but to tell you Basketball SPORTS BEAT Welch and Mike Moore also the truth, the Reds won all year pitched well in the ALCS. Jose with only a small contnbution Rijo should do pretty well against from their left-fielder. Ricky Indoor Track the A's, as should new edition to Henderson will cap off an MVP Wednesday October 17 the rotation Jack Armstrong, but season with a big bat and speedy Contact Judd Woytek Soccer v.Haverford Away 3:30pm Torn Browning and cleats in the World Series. 454-0153 Field Hockey v. Penn State Away 2:00pm could be the victims of the EDGE: A's. Oakland A's long-ball game Center Field: Dave Henderson ! ,------,, EDGE: A's. has lost some speed and his timing CORRECTIONS: Thursday October 18 Bullpen: One of the big reasons with the bat might be a little off, Volleyball v. Bryn Mawr Away 6:00pm for the Reds' success in the NLCS but he does good things in Last week, in "Athlete of the was their dominating bullpen of October. If Willie McGee can get Week", we stated that Anthony , , and his nbs healthy, he'll have a big Saturday October 20 offensive contnbution also. Billy .\ Barber was the first Ursinus . If the Reds enter running back in two years to rush Soccer v. FDU-Madison Away 11:0Opm the sixth inning with a lead, it Hatcher had an excellent offensive for over 100 yards in a Centenial Football v. FDU-Madison Away 1:30pm could be trouble for Oakland. and defensive NLCS for the Reds, Conference game. Actually, Field Hockey v. American Univ. Away 1:00pm Dennis Eckersley is still the best but can be very streaky. EDGE: Barber was the second to stopper between the two teams, A's. accomplish the feet this year. Paul Volleyball v. Catholic Univ. and Wilmington Home and Gene Nelson and Rick Right Field: Paul O'Neill would Williams rushed for a career-high 12:0Opm Honeycut are acceptable, but not have gotten my vote for NLCS 112 yards on 29 caries against Cross Country (M& W) - P AIAW Championship at quite as dominating as the "Nasty MVP. He shined on offense and F&M on September 15. Thanks to Kutztown 10:00am Boys." EDGE: Reds. defense. His talents are great, but Tavio Hunsicker for bringing this First Base: Mark McGuire largely unnoticed Yet how can you error to our attention. swings a powerful bat and plays compare him to the "total Sunday October 21 excellent defense. is package" of even an injured Jose Also last week, the Soccer article Field Hockey v. William & Mary Away 11:00am young. It will be interesting to see Canseco? EDGE: A's. by Chris Heinzinger was typed into how he handles World Series Designated Hiner: The Reds our computer incorrectly, and the pressure. EDGE: A's. could put , Glen middle of the article was deleted Monday October 22 Second Base: The A's will play Braggs, or at I by mistake. We apologize to Chris Soccer v. Muhlenberg Home 3:30pm Willie Randolph probably the the unfamiliar DH spot (my guess I and the Soccer team for this is Benzinger). None will top !~~e.:.. ______..J Harold Baines, DH personified ______., EDGE: A's. Managing: Piniella v. LaRussa. FEMALE STUDENT-ATHLETE MALE STUDENT-ATHLETE Two excellent strategists who have OF THE WEEK OF THE WEEK handled their players well all season. Let's give LaRussa the KRIS WAGNER - Women's Cross JOE KERSHNER - Men's Cross edge because of experience. Country - Kris fmished second at Country - Joe led the Ursinus EDGE: A's. the Drew Invitational on Saturday "Bear Pack" to the team title at Bench: We saw what Glen to help Ursinus to a second-place the Drew Invitational last Braggs can do with his glove when team fmish. She completed the Saturday. He fmished the five­ he robbed Carmelo Martinez of a course in 19:23. Kris has had an mile course in 26:20, 53 seconds potential game-winning horne run. outstanding season, winning the ahead of teammate Tim Driscoll, Offensively and defensively, the individual titles at the Golden who fmished second. Joe also led Reds offer more. EDGE: Reds. Bear Classic and the Philadelphia Ursinus to the team title by So in conclusion, this series will Metros, as well as earning the top winning the individual be an entertaining one, perhaps spot in a triangular meet with championship at the Philadelphia more close than people might Albright, Elizabethtown, and Metros on September 29. think. But if I must make a Juniata. prediction, I'll go with the dynasty. The A's will repeat as World Compliments of sports' Information 'Campions iii six games. - -- - ~ - Page ~- ! October 16, 1990 ***************************************** *****************************************1 f .***************************************** Sports *****************************************1 1 Cross Country Runs On BY NEIL SCHAFER State runners to place 6th overall BY NEIL SCHAFER I Of Tht: Griz.zly with a time of 20:58. Springer Of Tht: Griz.zly looks to run well at the r While the men's cross.-country championships and leave her mark As the Ursinus men's cross.-country team was continuing there winning on Ursinus women's cross.-country. team reviewed the course for the ways, the women's team was eager Freshmen Jen Oerhowsky ran a Drew Invitational on Friday, to score as a team for the first strong race from start to fmish to sophomore Joe Kershner was very time this season. And score they complete the 3.1 mile course in careful not to tum his ankle on did. 21:19 (7th place). Oerhowsky has the hidden roots covered by leaves The Lady Bears took second been steadily bringing down her on the ground. place behind Albright College at times and competing well at the On Saturday, Kershner had no the Drew Invitational on Saturday. college level. Don't let her shyness trouble navigating the course as he With the addition of junior Dawn fool you, she is a tenacious runner. went on to win the Drew Warner, the team had fIVe runners, Oerhowsky will defmitely be a Invitational. His time of 26:20 was enough for team scoring. good runner in the years to come. over 50 seconds ahead of his next The team was led by Solanca Sophomore Dorothy Iffrig is competitor. When asked of his grad Kris Wagner. Wagner using her experience from last recent success, Kershner saids that suffered her f1l'st defeat of the year and applying it this season. he's happy with the way the season season. Wagner crossed the line in Iffrig, like all the women runners, is progressing. He also said that if 19:23, almost 30 seconds behind is improving on her times and he can stay injury free he hopes he the f1l'st place runner from looks to a good race a western can run well when it counts, at Albright. Wagner has nothing to Maryland. MAC's and Regionals. feel bad about, upcoming MAC's Junior Dawn Warner ran a pain An injury sidelined John Martin championships at Western free race to fmish in 25th place. for the second weekend in a row. Maryland. The fifth scorer for the Bears, Martin has pain on the outside of Running second on the team Warner ran 24:08 and helped the his leg. He is not sure what caused was Teresa Springer. Springer, a team to score seco'1.d at the meet. the pain, but it has effected his senior, has been improving every Warner is recovering from achilles running. Martin did not compete race and Drew was no different. tendinitis and hopes to get bade to in the Bear Pack Run last week followed several Montclair MAC's. because of the same injury. Martin hopes to start running again soon and hopefully be ready for the Netters Upset planned", since we lost the first 3 Soccer Wins Two BY CHRIS HEINZINGER half, with goals being attnbuted to championships. BY DIANNE GABEL games out of fIVe and evened our Of The Grizzly Sean Reilley with two and Mike Co-captain Tim Driscoll fmished record out to 6 and 6 overall). So Of The Grizzly Mondeaux also with two. Steve second at Drew. His time was The Ursinus Women's here we are, going into out First of all let me apologize for Vighetti, and Marty Owens also 27:13. Driscoll ran a strong race Volleyball team must be second-to-the-last week in the last weeks article. Due to a typist each had one. As well as the but he said earlier in the week that experiencing the screwisest season, facing 2 away games - error, a whole page was left out. offense playing well, the defense he was physically tired, not from scheduling that has ever gone on Tuesday at Lafayette, and Therefore making the article very played superbly. With much help the workouts but just from normal at Ursinus College! I mean, two Thursday at Bryn Mawr against confusing and devoid of facts. from senior Bob "Smiley" college life. He had hoped to stay weeks ago, Harcum cancelled out Cheyner and Bym Mawr. But let Anyway, getting to the matter at Woodruff and Freshmen Heinz with Kershner but didn't as on us and left us with a game-less, me just prepare yeh now, in an hand. The soccer team is now 8-6, Buchler. Dave Aurentz, Casey Kershner pulled away between two practiced-full week. Then last attempt to alleviate the potentially as a result of two wins this week. Price, and Chris Heinzinger and three miles. week, Immaculata cut out on our unfavorable cosequences of such On Tuesday the Grizzlies won an combined to register the shutout. Boyertown High School grad match scheduled for Thursday silly scheduling: next week we important conference game against This week the team fa.ces Brian Havrilla climbed another (because we would have simply fmsh, end, complete, terminate our Washington College. The team Haverford on Wednesday and rung on the team ladder placing CRUSHED them, of course) ... season with 3 home games, won big, 6-0, as a result of a FDU Madison on Saturday, both third on the team and ruth overall. However, Albright did not let us Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, in powerful offense in the second games being away. The Bears hope His 27:42 clocking was very down- our match Tuesday the 9th Hefferich Gym 3 (at 7:00 as usual) half. During the f1l'st half there to continue their winning streak satisfying. He said before the race went on as planned at Albright at So, now you know, lAST was little offensive action, and the against these two teams and that he felt good and was looking 7 pm. (well, not exactly "as CHANCE to witness! team looked flat. However, the further improve their winning for a great race. He did just that. Bears came alive in the second record. After a disappointing race at the Philly Metros, Havrilla has Hockey splits bounced back to top racing form. Methacton grad Brian BY LORI GOSNEAR stayed humble and continued to Drummond surged in the last mile Of The Grizzly play hard. The defense held off to beat teammate and rommate Villanova for the remainder of the Neil Schafer. Drummond, 7th The Lady Bears added another game while Freshman Krissie place, was timed in 28:12 with win to their record when they Ruggerio scored her f1l'st goal of Schafer, 8th place, a second back. travelled to Villanova last the season late in the second half. Drummond and Schafer. Both Wednesday. This time the team The fmal score 2-0. runners ran competitive races and was prepared to play on the swift The adrenaline was pumping helped each other overtake turf. All week long the girls played and the girls practiced hard for competitors. in the gym in order to get used to their long trip to Syracuse but the Sophomore Danny Bubb felt the quicicness of the ball or a 4 1/2 hour trip proved to be a victim to the roots in the woods. smooth surface. The practice draining. Unfortunately, the pre- He turned his ankle just past three payed ofT the team stayed strong game drills were no indication of miles and dropped out of the race. despite the pouring rain which the team's game itself, and Bubb has been plagued with a came down as soon as the referee Syracuse came out on top with a nagging ankle injury all season. blew the starting whistle. Janet 3-0 victory over Ursinus College Bubb hopes to return to action in Crutcher scored the first goal on a adding to their 9 game winning time for MAC's. penalty stroke with 10 minutes left streak. Lafayette will meet the The team won the meet with a in the flI'st half. When the second Lady Bears on Monday in a make­ score of 23 points. Other teams half rolled around, the team up game. The girls are hoping to scoring were; William Patterson played uncharacteristically well. gain bade their strength and put 71, Delaware Valley 78, Albright Like most athletes, when the score another win into their record of 8- , 86, Montclair State 113, Drew 147, iI in your favor, you tend to be 5-1. NJ Tech 156 and Stevens Tech over confident;but the Lady Bears ' • Anne Marie Lukens races lor the ball. 188. .. II I I 'f " .. • f ' ~ t r ~ Page 10 October 16, 1990 Opinions/Letters

The Grizzly Complain, But Don't Steal Editor-in-Cbier Krishni Patrick Associate Editor Eleanore Hajian Acting News Editors Eleanore Hajian To The Editor: be one thing if this group did things that we do not have, and Krishni Patrick As an employee, alumnus, and nothing at all, at least then they the minute we get something nice, News Copy Editor Mark Wilbelms friend of the College I am would be in the majority. There one of you (or perhaps it took Features Editors Coleen Caseiano compelled to write about an issue are some people who choose to more than one person to pull off Kate Grim that has, and continues to plague voice their opinions by vandalizing this death-defying feat) ruins it for Arts and Entertainment Editors Lenore Bailey me. Over my past four years at or ~amaging the things they are the rest of us. Complain all you Jennifer Strawbridge Ursinus, we as students have had opposed to. Some of you might want. Do nothing if you want. Vou Sports Editor Judd Woytek the opportunity to complain about remember when the "Aggressive have the right to do that; you do Assistant Sports Editors Steve Grubb a great many things. We have Couple" was splattered with paint, not have the right to steal, Cbis Heinzinger complained about the food, the or when one of 'The Three vandalize, ruin, etc... someone else's Science Editors Eric Bleickardt art, the buildings, the social life, Elektras" was forcibly tipped over. property. Todd Koser the pledging restrictions, the More recently, the Student These instances of immature Opinions Editors Yvette Dennis cleaning service, the student Activities Office has placed Mark Hallinger services and many other issues on furniture in Lobby A of Wismer behavior do nothing but reinforce the perception that published Photography Editors Peter Seneseu campus. Some of you even had Center. It took approximately Kristen Scbwartz enough guts and determination to three days for some brave, mature, professors and the rest of society have misapplied to our generation. Assistant Pbotography Editor Antoni Castells-Talens stop your complaining and to do intelligent, macho student to steal Grow up! Sports Pbotography Editor Katbleen Bowers something about it. Vou formed a cushion from one of the sofas. ' Business Manager Pam Parkhurst committees, talked rationally with But hey, after all we all knew it Meghan McCormick the right people, and made a was only a matter of time before James P. McCartney Jr. Circulation Manager Joe Petko difference. I applaud you all. something happened to them, Computer Consultant Erik Moore Unfortunately, there is another right!? Typists Tara Livingston group of people that handles their This is ridiculous! We have Jill Ruderman frustrations in other ways. It would complained for so long about the Steve Stoiber Proofreader Extraordinaire Scott Galiger Faculty Adviser Mrs. Agostinelli

Staff Members: Kathy Bowers, Louis Bove, Antoni Cast ells-Talens, Erika Compton, Jeanine DeLuca, Dawn Deraney, Dianne Gabel, Scott Galiger, Positive Pledging Fred Gladstone, Lori Gosnear, Craig Faucher, Rebecca Heyl, Kevin Hill, Sara Jacobson, Terri Johnson, Bob Lane, Randy Leiser, Todd E. Keeler, Dear Editor, Megan Mendte, Melisa Miller, Debi Moore, Erik Moore, Harley Rubin. In the past year or so there have voice. This meant no shouting at Neil Schafer, Satsuki L. Scoville, Cristina Seliga, Ellyn Shatz, Christian been a lot of negative things said all which is a difficult request to Sockel, Jen Stritch, Tony Ugoretz, Mark Wilhelms, Cassandra Vutzy about pledging at Ursinus. Much make of a pledge. At this point I Any omission in the staffbox is an unintentional Editors error. Our sincere of this has been deserved as was not optimistic and felt sure the apologies. pledging is a concept in need of sorority would ignore my request. radical change. To do this, I was wrong. The Grizzly was fo.unded in 1978, replacing the previous campus attitudes about pledging have to From that point on the pledge newspaper, The Ursmus Weekly. The Grizzly is published and edited change. Until last week I had seen was told not to shout at all and in entirely .by students, and the views expressed in the paper are not little change in the attitudes of fact was monitored closely by the necessarily those held by the administration faculty, or a consensus of the those students involved with pledge mistresses and sisters of student ~ody. Th~ staff ~f The Grizzly invites opinions from the college pledging. A lot of talk. A lot of Omega Chi to make sure she commuruty and will publish them as time and space permit. new rules. Not much tangIble didn't get caught up in the change. Last week Omega Chi moment and forget her restriction. EDITORIAL changed that. The result was her voice was One of Omega Chi's pledges perfect for the event and the Putting The Grizzly together is a fuU time job. The editors often spend 3040 was involved in an event which problem was solved through the hours per week working on advertising, rhasing leads, and laying out ropy. included several other students. action of the pledge mistresses, Settion editors, tbough not quite this busy, can still spend between 15 and 2S Several days before the event was sisters, and pledges of Omega hours writing and editing copy. As such, we are aU eager lor any leedback the supposed to happen the Omega Chi. A cooperative and responsible campus community can oller. We want it aU -- good and bad. Specific comments Chi pledge started to lose her on layout, article content, and general paper lonnat are needed. For example, attitude creating tangIble change. what do you think 01 our new flag , the Iront page "headline" that now voice which would have caused the It's the only way the Greek system incorporate the Ursinus Seal? cancellation of the event. I told will survive. Your opinions detennine both how our paper will look and the content it will this student that I was very My thanks to Omega Chi. include. We invite you to get involved with The Grizzly in some way -- whether concerned and asked her to you join our stall or just make a suggestion. Also, we always need news copy; if discontinue any activities which Sincerely, Keith Strunk your club or organization wants a little lree publicity, write an article on it's would contribute to her losing her activities. likewise, if you feel strongly on an issue, write an opinion lor our new Op-Ed section. At the very least, teU us how we're doing, a Ia Mayor Koch. We respectfuUy request oral and written leedback lrom aU members 01 the Ursinus community - both laculty and students. -MRH

Letter Policy II is OUI' fwing IIuJI "Opinions" pieces QJU/ 1M dialogs IMy oj/Dr inspire are 1M most Letters must by typed and no more than JOO words. Name and intuesting ~eetion of Q Q pu~/ication. J?tPression of opinion is CffICiaJ for positive chang~ 10 OCClU' on 1M Un/nus Campus; lhis exprr.rS/Oll of idoB requins input from both faculty QJU/ studoW. telepbone number are required ror verification purposes. Letters can be 1M Opinions section of 1M Grizzly is inIordL.d 10 ~ Q fonun for discu.uion. YOUI' opinions are deposited in the Grizzly mail box in Fetterolf or outside of the ~ 10 kup discussion broad baud and potinenL Publications room (third noor Bomberger library side) by Thursday. The Topics can rang~ from local or campus isSUD QJU/ illlOnationaJ isSUD. Sing/~ Grizzly reserves the right to edit all letters. Requests for anonymity wiD submissions on any topic win ~ wdcomL T1Je /mgth of Q typical opinion piee~ is usually betwun 200 QJU/ 40() words. Any artic~ received fly Q T1wrsday can ~ printed in 1M following be considered by the editorial board. Monday's Grizzly, as spoc~ allows. PieeD may ~ ddivued direclly 101M Publicalions Room (3rd noor Bomberger­ Reminder to all Letter Writers - Name and Address .ut be included tor Verification Purpoaes. LiblTll)' sitU) -Opinions Edilon October 16, 1990 Page 11 • Opinions

A Contradiction In American Beliefs I..

By Yvette Dennis I and declared ugly and undesirable. instance means that a woman can I Opinions Editor How is the Oriental woman or the look the way she pleases and be Learning about the Hispanic woman or the African­ proud of it. All too often, women consequences of anorexia nervosa American woman supposed to feel are subject to the whims of men's and bulimia, my Women's Studies about herself when she has not desires. It was shocking for me tv class brought to my attention the been admired for her unique learn that the obese woman was fact that women in America are attributes? The same holds true the ideal type in the early 1900's still pressured by society to for women who are persuaded that Today, she has been tossed aside conform to a particular mould in they must be thin in order to be and replaced by her extreme order to be considered desirable. desirable. Submitting to ideals is opposite, the incredibly thin When people allow beauty to be detrimental to society as well as woman. The result: women who subjected to an ideal type, the idea the individuals seeking to conform. are confused about their own of individuality begins to falter. The women who vomit every identities and their place in Americans have always stressed evening after dinner, and the society. the concept of individuality. Often African-Americans who yearn to On the other hand, society as a expressing the notion that one be Caucasian, have all become whole has made some progress in must be true to one's self and devoid of any sense of self and tearing down the image that all even dare to be different, individuality. women are expected to portray. Americans have proven themselves While one of the original goals In the past few years, America has hypocritical. of the women's movement was for had three African-American "Miss When a society creates the ideal women to have control over their Americas" and one crowned "Miss This Is America? type of anything, there is no doubt own bodies, this goal has yet to be USA". But America still has a that some individuals or groups achieved. America still has it long way to go. The mere fact BY ANTONI CASI'ELLS· TALENS problem is that often on th is campus, will be ostracized. The ideals that image of the "perfect" woman and that "Miss America" is a vital part Assistant Photography Editor I've seen people who hate or fear Americans uphold are often sadly enough, many women do all of American culture exhibits this. I came to America for the first time them, for the simple fact of their impossible for some to achieve. that they can to conform to this Buxom, obese, and highly when I was a freshman. And I liked it. choice to love each other. These When America says that the ideal type. It is our society, not women intelligent women are still And I liked Ursin us. And I came people are the ones by whom I've felt woman is thin, has blonde hair, themselves that determines what is appreciated. The idea of beauty is back. And that's why in May I am threatened, intimidated, harassed and going to wear the cap and gown, and raped, because these people could hate and blue eyes, a huge segment of attractive about a woman. Having subjective. Yet, by creating an the population has been "cast out" become one of the few foreign anybody that disturbs their fairy tale­ control over one's body in this ideal type of woman, we are students who will have graduated from like perception of life. actually saying that beauty is Ursinus. Does this homophobic business objective. Instead of appreciating I have learned a lot in my classes. really exist among us? Yes, it does. Wismer Food Quick Service one another, Americans often But it is by observing all of you that In one of my classes, one of my reached for what is often described live around me that I have been trying heterosexual (that means "straight") and Healthy Variety as the unreal, the unattainable, to understand what this place is all friends gave a speech on why Scott Smith Food Service Director and the unreasonable. A country about. I've seen many points of view homophobia is wrong. It was well such as America risks losing its on many issues, and that's often argued, which was the purpose of the In response to Mark Hallinger's of the same type of foods we diversity when it forces every one confusing when you are in a speech, but I didn't give that much recent article in The Grizzly believe the students are completely strange environment. importance to the topic. I could not to be the same. entitled, "Grading Our Food accustomed to and like. For But I've survived and have tried to relate the dark homophobic feeling to Service", I accept the offer to view example, the dinner selections you look at things in a cool way. You which the speech was referring, to the our opinion. noted in the article is one area. know, have sort of a "This is America!" life around me. My surprise came that I've been a food service director Your statement that most dining room. Many foods will be approach to life, if you know what I same night in Reimert, while having a merchandised with calorie content mean. My teachers, books and friends beer with one of my friends. He had for the last ten years. In the last students don't seem to care about along with low, moderate or high being American, I guess I've become no connection with the class, and two years, there has definitely what they put into their bodies is ranges for cholesterol, fat and somewhat more open-minded and didn't even know the guy who gave the been a change in trends of college true, but more and more students sodium content. You may wish to influenced by American values. There speech. Suddenly, he said: "Hey Toni, students' eating habits. As the cost are caring. We are aware of this I heard in your class another homo use this information to help you is an issue, though, that I have not of living has sky-rocketed, many and have been moving in the right been able to digest yet. I've noticed a came out of the closet: select foods that satisfy your families are required to have both direction by: 1) reducing the feeling around campus that contradicts "Wait a minute!" I had to clarify. I personal nutritional goals. parents working. It is no longer amount of salt we use in our the most elementary human rights, and had known the speaker for three years We will also be starting the like the "olden days" when Mom recipes, 2) reducing the amount of that reminds me of the prosecution of and he had a girlfriend, and he had "Recipe from Home" program. stayed home and cooked dinner all butter and other saturated fats we humans by the Spanish Inquisition in never been particularly interested in This program will allow students day for Dad and the kids. Mom use in our recipes, 3) offering the Middle Age, just to cite an anything but females. My friend in to give us some of Mom's example. Reimert had been misinformed by and Dad are both working now steamed vegetables prepared nutritional recipes that we will I am talking about homophobia, someone from that class. That meant and when they come home they let without butter, 4) using only choose to implement on the menu. which is hate, fear, or both, of that someone in that class had not McDonald, the Burger King, or unsaturated frying oils, 5) offering I also welcome suggestions. The homosexuals. Yes-end I didn't even only missed the point of the speech Wendy do the cooking. Some let skim. milk, 6) offering lowfat notice it until a few days ago-there and misinterpreted the message, but Dining Committee meets the first their fmgers do the walking and yogurt, 7) offering diet and are homophobic people on campus. he had also treated homosexuality as Tuesday of every month. Anyone allow Domino to cook and deliver. caffeine-free beverages, 8) offering For those of you who may think "So something phoney. Speaking up for is welcome to join us by contacting Students are used to having many salt-free seasoning and spice bar, what?", please keep reading because someone else', rights produced a Dean Whatley. The college also selections of establishments with 9) offering whole wheat breads, this article is NOT addressed mainly mistaken idea of the speaker, and has a Weliness Committee that quick service and menu variety. 10) offering fresh fruit at all meals, to gays and lesbians. showed how the subject of These are the trends we followed 11) offering low-sugar cereals, 12) meets monthly. Please contact Dr. When I came back my junior year, homosexuality is avoided in any I found out that two of mv best serious situation. in the food service, i.e. Grills & offering frozen yogurt, 13) offering Laura Borsdorf or Beverly Oehlert Ursinus friends from freshman year To be honest, I didn't give this Frills, Stack's Deli, Pete's Arena. margarine, 14) offering a larger if you are interested. were gay and were dating each other. "mistake" too much importance until More recently, weliness has variety of fresh vegetables on the I do not ignore health issues as was stated. The food service is I had never met any homosexual last week, on Thursday, when going to become a large concern as is salad bar, and 15) offering broth person back in my country, and that's Wismer for breakfast, someone told here to serve you. We have given obvious in your article. If Mom, based soup as an alternative to the why this fact was very new to me, and, me it was the "National Coming Out Dad, and the kids are gOing to eat cream based one. These flfteen you high quality food and have why hide it, pretty confusing. After Day." For the other foreign students out so often, maybe they should be points are a start to the dining changed with the trends to try to my initial surprise, though, I rapidly on campus who may be reading this eating healthier foods. So now service's pledge to students to satisfy everyone. I gave the facts took it the way I usually take puzzling article, I have to say that by "coming McDonald offers side salads, the enhance the healthfulness of the and the direction we are headed realities: "This is America!· out,· Americans mean ·admit that one Burger King offers BK Broilers, foods we serve. toward in a healthier menu. Now I have to i8y that they are still my is homosexual.· Apparently there friendi, and that at no moment since Wendy offers a chicken breast We need to make students we ask for concerned students to were signs in Wismer announcing it, aware of what they put into their become involved and together we then have I felt threatened, and I i8y apparently because they IIIldwich and The Hut offers intimidated, harassed or raped by bodies. In the near future you will can come closer to a healthier -,;W.. tebllble lover's pizza. We ARE them. So what', the problem? The Continued on back page offering healthier selec tions see nutritional information in the goal. Page 1-2 October 16, 1990

I think thy thoughts after thee, 0 God- Kepler Science News But still try, for who knows what is possible- Fa"aday A Spectacular Device

J -; BY NAIMISH PANDYA 311a. In the future, it might even computers, hooked up to the Of The Grizzly be used in the Physical Chemistry instrument, use their vast library of lab. Dr. Tortorelli said, "the compounds to determine the bottom line is that anybody who is structure and molecular formula of During the past summer, the a chemistry major will learn how the mixture. Chemistry Department added onto to use it." The instrument has Dr. Tortorelli put in an an already magnificent instrument, increased the opportunities for enormous amount of effort in the Gas Chromatographic Mass research and much more acquiring this instrument. "I had Spectrophotometer, which they sophisticated projects can now be worked in acquiring this particular had acquired in July 1989. This developed. type of instrument for three years, instrument was acquired by a The machine is a very so it provides a great deal of DuPont Science Grant to the fascinating device. It allows for a personal satisfaction the fact that Chemistry department along with fraction of a drop of a chemical the Hewlett-Packard Corporation a grant to the college by the mixture to be separated into its thought enough of my proposal Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. various components. These and of Ursinus College that they The addition of the Infrared components are then analyzed by awarded us one of the largest Detector was provided by the the infrared detector. Using the grants last year." Dr. Tortorelli Hewlett-Packard Corporation. characteristic infrared spectra of was grateful to the corporations This instrument is primarily for that material, students can that supported and donated this the students. Dr. Tortorelli, who determine the nature of the instrument, and also to a 1966 is in charge of the machine, molecules present. The chemical Ursinus Alumni, Bob Reed. Mr. pictlU'ed from left to right: Dr. V. 1. mentioned that it will be used by components are then examined by Reed currently works at Hewlett­ Tortorell~ assoc. professor of chemistry, chemistry and all other science the mass selective detector, which Packard and helped Dr. Tortorelli 1. M. Ma!fe~ Hewlett - Packard sales related research students. It will breaks molecules into fragments obtain the grant for Ursinus. rep. and P. R. Reed, Jr., 166 also be used in the Instrument and analyzes their molecular Analysis course and Chemistry weight. With these data the two Bolt to Latest Discoveries BY TODD A. KOSER The Cosmos in a Cbeap Digital? Science Editor Take a look down at your wrist. Are you wearing a digital watch with Retraction: in the last issue a sub­ the liquid crystal diodes that are so common lately? Researchers have headline in "Bolt to Latest Discoveries" Science and tbe Kuwait Invasion discovered that the equation which desctbe the behavior of molecules in read "Mitochondria and Las Madres de The Iraqi invasion of the country of Kuwait has created problems and liquid crystal are very similar to those used by physicist to descnbe phase la Plaz de Mayor" it should have been dilemmas all over the world. This is true for the scientific community as transition in the early universe. The flaws that occur when the crystal "Mitochondria and Las Madres de la well as international business. Scientists fleeing the Kuwaiti Institute for solidifies are comparable to theorized strings that may be the key to why Plaza de Mayo." The Science section Scientific Research (KISR) report looting by Iraqi soldiers, especially galaxies, or clusters of galaxies form. apologizes for this mistake. computers. Officials'main concerns are for stored data and valuable background work. Several collaborative efforts between U.S. scientists and compiled from: Scientific American, Science News and The Scientist KUWaiti. researchers are presumed to be ruined due to the pillaging and disruption of staff. These efforts include experiments in growing salt tolerant plants and bioproduction of oil cleaners and surfactants. America Continued from Page 11 making lun ot It then, and finishing by ~ a foreign student I can say that lasted for a couple hours. An SAC. openly showing their anti-gay feelings. being different sometimes carries Opinion in Journals: Libel? staff member was seen taking them It was especially sad, to see that at the tough situations, but I was lucky Due to a new ruling by the Supreme Court.scientific opinion expressed out, and throwing them away. other end of the classroom, one of enough to live in an environment in journals could be regarded as libel. The ruling is the product of a non­ Now I ask: Why did this happen? their classmates had to quietly hear where my tJj!fermce (being from scientific case.Milkovich vs. Lorain Journal Co. sets up different levels of Did the sigM need the Dean's their offensive remarks. He was another country) is accepted. All of opinion some of which are protected by the constitutional right to free permission? If 50, would they also wearing a black T-Shirt with a Pink you guys have helped me become part speech. This ruling directly affects one pending case involving a journal have been destroyed had they been Triangle (international symbol of of Ursin us, but now we have to work homosexuality) and a white inscription: editor and Immuno A.G. The journal printed an article in which the non-authorized "Give Blood" or "Black on 50metbing else. ·SILENCE = DF.ATII." Probably If we want thia campus to be more author, the director of a primate protection league, criticized the History Month" posters? Did it affect the moral spirit of the campus? Is this nobody in that class realized there was diverse, open and tolerant we have to companies plans to use a base in Sierra Leone to test hepatitis vaccine on college condemning homosexuality? a homosexual person sitting with them do more than just be nice to foreip captured chimpanzees. The courts are now reviewing the case in light of Or was it just a personal homophobic since the beginning of the semester. students. We have to tolerate the new ruling. act of the person who did it? Doesn't I just hope that the people that diversity, and although some of us will everyone have the right to express were 50 magnificent when de.oq;ising never be able to understand Cool Under the Hot Lights their feelings? Was this poster more homosexuals, and that seemed so homosexuality, we have to understand Scientists lately have been using lasers to slow atoms down to very low offensive to anyone than a "Pro­ proud of their intolerance, never have that in a free society everybody should temperatures. Atomic motion is a direct measure of the phenomena Choice" or "Pro-Life" one? Are you to go through what that student felt, have the right to love the way they termed temperature. Over the last few years record temperatures close to aware that almost none of the signs ever, because humiliation is not fun. want. It's up to us, st\Idents faculty, Humiliation is walking by one of the staff and administration that Ursinus absolute zero have been achieved. The trick is that this research requires that get put up on the Wismer doors have been authorized? Wismer frat tables, and hearing 50me does not fall in the category of very expensive equipment. Lately researchs at Univ. of Colorado have I sincerely don't know the answers, brothers yell "Fag'" or "Suck I", because prejudiced and narrow-minded managed to cool cesium atoms to 1.1 micro-kelvins, a new record, or one but I'm scared to imagine them. Even you are homosexual. How different is COlleges. millionth of a degreee above absolute zero. This was accomplished using scarier was something that happened this from a black student being called diode lasers, similar to those found in CD players, costing about $200 that same day in one of the language "nigger"? I hope Ursinus would not each. This new technique could put this type of research within the grasp labs I run. Someone brought up the accept insults like thil.. Why, then, of smaller schools and foundations with fewer research dollars. topic that it was "coming out" day, and does our campus put down peoole started joking about it first, homosexual students?