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Volume 67 • Number 5 October 18,1991

Founder’s D ay m a r k s D rexel’s centennial Gary Rosenzweig Walter Cronkite to moderate panel discussion celebrating it’s one hundredth Of The Triangle anniversary. will be questions taken from the The rededication ceremony McClements, Jr., chairman of There will be two events Celebration and ceremony audience. The event is being will begin at 6:00 p.m. on 32nd the centennial committee, and following the light show. One is will mark Drexel University’s filmed by Quantum Productions, street. According to Hanshew, it President Richard Breslin. a reception in the Quad open to Founder’s Day this Monday, who have been recording many will start with a “centennial This will all take place on a all, where hors d’oeuvres will be Oct. 21. Several events will take of the centennial events this salute” with trumpets and a specially built stage on the served. The other is a cocktails place starting with a panel year. There will also be a choir. There will be speeches by closed-off 32nd street. There and black-tie dinner for trustees, discussion on the future of continental breakfast served for , George Ross, chairman of the will be a light show featuring the corporate executives, and education moderated by former those attending in Mandell. Board of Trustees, Robert Main Building, which is also administrators. CBS news anchorman Walter Cronkite, and ending with a formal rededication of the Drexel University and an exclusive black-tie dinner. The day is one of the main Family to events of the year-long centen­ nial celebration which began last reunite this June. Drexel was officially dedicated on Dec. 17, 1891 with Thomas Edison, Andrew weekend Carnegie and J.P. Morgan in attendance. Catherine Campbell The panel discussion, entitled Of The Triangle “Frontiers of education in the 21st century” will take place From October 18-21 the from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Drexel family will be holding a Mandell theater. The theater reunion to commemerate the seats about 420 and the U niversity’s centenial. More proceedings will be shown live than 250 of Anthony J. Drexel’s on video screens in the cafeteria descendents will meet on below. campus from across the United According to Louisa States and Europe for this pre- Hanshew, centennial coordin­ Founder’s Day event. ator, Walter Cronkite^ will act as Drexel’s decendents cover the moderator for six panelists: many brackets of society including politics, the arts, Mary Francis Berry, seated Studtn$aHdDiraill»n4oauHiii^ Anne ^gUy/THE TRIANGLE professor at the University of finance, science, and other Pennsylvania, George W. Denise Inman Through the urgence of the who stepped into the ring, and fields. His family tree includes Johnson, president of George omnipresent blue and yellow promises of prizes such as T- the Dukes, Van Rensselaers, Mason University, James L. Triangle Staff Writer Drexel Dragons and members shirts and money to those who Devereuxs, DuPonts, Powel, president of the Franklin To celebrate Diexel Univer­ of Public Relations Student stayed. With a flourish, the DJ Vanderbilts, and Wyeths. Other Institute, John Silber, president sity’s centennial, students, ■Society of America (PRSSA) started the record, and the family members include the of Boston University, Niara faculty, and staff joined id “100 there were, enough people Hokey-Pokey began. No one Biddles, Cadwaladers, Cassatts, Sudarkasa, president of Lincoln Hokey-Poicey Steps.” There assembled in the Main actuaUy wins the Hokey- and Pauls. University, and Bernard C. were some e^tra stuUeqis on Building for another one of the Fokisy i but there were judges to President Richard Breslin Watson, president of the hand because a camera crew “Dragon-rDaze” activiues. choose those with exceptional commented, “This is a very William Penn Foundation. from CBS^s Afomitiji The Hokeyrfokey got hpkey aptitude. special event because only four The panel will engage in free A m ^i^a Almeji^ a spot i underway around 1;1S. A dftnce competitipn for universities in the United States discussion at fu'st, with Cronkite wav a free for aikyplie have the founder’s families asking questions. Then there directly involved.” Six members of the Drexel family currently sit on the Board of Trustees. The family members will be Tw o student sexual assaults reported residing at the Ritz Carlton Hotel and spending their Stacey Crown Oct. 4, a female undergraduate President Richard Breslin she was sexually assaulted. The weekend taking part in activities O f The Triangle reported an alleged date rape in stated that, “It is my assailant is described as a black involving the University and the Calhoun Hall that occurred at understanding that both students male, medium complexion, with Centenial celebration. Two sexual assaults on approximately 5:10 p.m. Officer involved were Drexel students.” a mustache, approximately 5’4” Saturday’s activities will Drexel students have been Cofield of the Philadelphia sex On Thursday, Oct. 10, a night to S’6” tall, slight athletic build, include a continental breakfast, a reported to Drexel Security in crimes division is currently student called Drexel Security in approximately 23 years of age, walking tour of the University the past two weeks. On Friday, investigating this allegation. what resulted in a safety alert wearing a white cloth baseball- and several educational work­ which was posted the next day. type cap, a jacket, and also shops regarding the cooperative The alert said: wearing tennis or moccasin-type education and computer pro­ “Drexel University Security shoes. His shoes are described as gram. A group picture will be has received a telephone report possibly cinnamon or orange- taken outside of the gym of over from a female Drexel student colored, with tan bottoms. The 250 relatives. An animated Walt stating that she was sexually assailant is also described as Disney movie entitled “The StifdiW' assaulted. Due to the serious soft-spoken but able to revert to Happiest Millionaire,” which is nature of this non-verified a coarse-sounding voice. based on the life of Anthony J. report, Drexel Security is Drexel Security is investigat­ Drexel-Biddle, will be shown in disseminating the following ing this report. Anyone having the Stein auditorium. Saturday information so that members of any information regarding this night’s event features a black tie ».v M. elicaon. Oilier the community may take report should notify Drexel cocktail party and art exhibition follows: Kcunwth Ppvovar, 43; Adam Blywelw, 16; appropriate precautions. Security at 895-2822 and/or the followed by a dinner in the Brown,7;A«^P|Mton,3. ,, According to the report, on Philadelphia Police Department Great Court. KwadJo A s m the l&MhiMB claw’s Vice Fiwk||tati|a Thursday evening, (October 10), Drexel Security reminds all On Sunday morning, a prayer positioil with 82 vote^^ f o l l o ^ by Joe Di Mtfta. «9: n zza the student was abducted at members of the Drexel com­ service given by Cardinal 15; and JuMin D eA n^lis. iT. ThW w # gunpoint on campus, and taken munity that a Drexel Security Bevilacqua will be celebrated in votes for eachpoiition. to an off-campus location where See ASSAULT on page 3 See FAMILY on page 2 2 • The Triangle • October 18,1991

Library makes do without funding Scott Smith Libraries. Anyone with an research in less time and also Triangle Staff Writer account on the Internet network, provides them with a much including Drexel students, can larger source of journals. New books are not being log in to CARL, a database of Hitchingham said the Drexel added to the shelves of college articles from journals. CARL library would keep copies of all libraries as quickly as they were contains 2 million articles and articles retrieved through CARL ial« air'li Mljr m day*. The inrfem a year ago. The W.W. Hagerty 600,000 are added annually. and other sources, so the articles Library at Drexel University has Hitchingham stated that the would be available to Drexel been forced to cut spending, but library will continue to stock students immediately in the **— Ite car taikte the library is finding alternative those journals which are in future. ways to maintain the quality of highest demand. When a student Hitchingham spoke of a time information available. needs an article that is not in one in the near future when Drexel Drexel University has been of the library’s journals, the students can access the resources forced to limit spending in most library will go on-line with of any library in the world from areas. Dr. Eileen Hitchingham, CARL or other university their personal computer. She Dean of the Library, has been libraries to locate the article. stated that the Development and managing the development of This is what Hitchingham University Relations department •Wi^ dw IfMWla dMMi the Hagerty Library within the referred to as a just-in-ti'me at Drexel has given the library current cost constraints. approach. Once the article is top priorities in development. Journals are an important located, Drexel can "borrow” it Ideally, Drexel University will aspect of libraries, but their from another library. It takes a follow in Virginia Tech’s foot­ inflation rate is considerably couple of weeks for the article to steps and network the entire higher than books. In many arrive at Drexel. If the article is campus, dorms included, so cases, it exceeds 16%. Drexel needed immediately, Drexel can students can access the library University, Lehigh University, have it faxed in less than 24 from the comfort of their own Virginia Tech and most other hours. Students who wish to room. colleges have had to cut back in access CARL need a password Senior Vice President of the amount of journals they will and should visit the library for Administration Dr. Richard be buying in the future. The further infoimation. Schneider stated that the library libraries at these universities By using computers to locate is receiving the same amount of recognize the students’ need to articles, students can quickly cutbacks as every other have current information, and find all articles pertaining to department at the university. are developing alternative ways specific subjects. For example, The library is not immune to of retrieving this information. topic “keywords” are entered future cutbacks, however. College libraries in Colorado into CARL, and CARL returns a Provost Dennis Brown will have organized themselves into list of all articles with ultimately decide whether the a group called CARL — the occurrences of that keyword. library will receive cutbacks for Colorado Alliance of Research This allows students to complete 1993-1994. Schneider stressed that the size of the next freshman class will have a lot to do with future cutbacks. Drexel will examine the number of incoming freshmen and transfer students in March and will decide if further cutbacks will be necessary.

Gaiy Rosenzweig...... Editor-in-Chief Brian D. Yates...... Business Manager Drexel family Brent Diller...... Advertising Manager Stacey Crown...... Associate Editor reunites Catherine Campbell;...... News Editor Continued from page 1 Ted Howe...... Ed-Op Page Editor the Newman Center. Matthew Appleton...... Campus Page Editor Centennial coordinator Anita j. Michel...... Entertainment Editor Louisa Hanshew, who has been coordinating the weekend and John Van Ness...... Sports Editor Monday’s Founder’s day for the Rich Coughlan...... Comics Page Editor past year, remarked that “it is a John Vassallo...... HiotQgraphy Editor wonderful opportunity for Jennifer Gibbons...... Copy Editor Drexel University’s descendants to get to know the University Dan Morrow...... Copy Editor better and for us to get to know Sandra Benks...... Classifieds Manager them better.” Mike Tlrenin...... Production Manager Ann Satterthwaite, associate Joel Zighelboim...... Circulation Manager vice president for university relations, said that it is Drexel’s chance to “get to show the Robert Blasi, Adam Blyweiss, Steve Bojanowski, Scott Brown, nation who we are through our Anthony Burokas, Angie Capozello, Mike Carey, Mark Davidson, roots, growth, and accomplish­ Tameka Evans, Greg Galcik, Chad Corn, James Helton, Denise ments.” Breslin concluded by Inman, Stacey Jacobson, Walter Kihm, Jack Persico, Gregory J. saying, “We are very pleased to Retry, Earle Philhower, Sriniuas Poluru, Andrew Ross, Steve be blessed with our founder’s Segal, Anne Seguy, Carol Smith, Scott Smith, Yen Wei, Duncan family.” Widman, Scott Williams, Eric Zander, Sean Zheng The last time the families met was in 1983 for the dedication of the University library.

Copyright 1991 The The Triangle is published .... A ’ Triangle. Beaver Boy copyright Fridays in Philadelphia, PA, 1991, Rich Coughlan. No work during the academic year, herein may be reproduced in except during examinations and any form, in whole or in part, vacation periods. ^ A ' without the written consent of Subscriptions may be the Editor. ordered for $20 for six months; Opinions expressed within display and classified adver­ are not necessarily those of The tising may be placed at the Triangle or Drexel University. address below. Friiday Pwrtly sunny and mild. Highs arouodTO. The Triangle • Drexel University 32nd & Chestnut Sts. • Philadelphia, PA 19104 Business! (215) 895-2569 • News: (215) 895-2585 Satunfaiy Monday ^ Wghs in tlii 60s. MoNog Iowa in Fax: (215) 895-5935 tlow to mid 4|)^. The Triangle • October 18,1991 • 3

Campus assaults reported Continued from page 1 we have here is a young woman escort service is available upon who has alleged that something request by calling 895-2822.” has occurred.” When asked about the report, The allegation has not been OcMMr^33nl*RaceSL October 12--<16N . 32nd S t Breslin stated that “I have officially filed with Drexel ii b . Wldte fteMde her 1980 SMtai SM0. Black male stales that his 1988 reason to believe... that the Security or the Philadelphia Ow'iiV taken from tlM» Chevy Cavalier, black, was stolen. Vehicle woman who has indicated this to Police but is expected to be filed bi|inhv.V«l«efjnSOa was lecovered at 6th ft Norris prior to report us seems to be a reasonable, soon. beiPtnade. responsible individual... what m m m m iu in n OdDbarl4~‘ 3JQS RaoaSt Students dance in Quad •M m M ia. Btidc mrie M ies that Ms 1989 Continuedfrom page 1 When asked how she enjoyed MiBfihai Mknown prizes followed and students taking part in this, the fourth of «Ma kciiid aiiiMiMd 198S competed for four $25 awards. Drexel’s “Dragon-Daze,” Winner of “the Twist” was Vlad Christine (who, declined to give ...... Oreben, the “Electric Slide” her last name) said, “I’m really Ociiibarl5-^31SM.3S(h^t: contest came down to a tie glad we can all take time out to ' SMaa Mt«. ^ t e male sutea Us 1974 between Manice Barry and do these little events, because Vaikawagon, paiiMied a^ld and ftean. was Brian Turnauver, and Tara it’s important to celebrate and Btotad stolen fton the hi^w i^. Andrews won the last $25 prize keep up school spirit” H dm N i p tttom note har 1917 M uda 323. for her version of “The Butt.” dck*cr 15— 30)1 JFK BKd. SMali M ia. While male states that unknown Oel^il<-^34th ft Piaw ^ persons stole his 1990 Ford Mustang Bebbtty (Point of gun). Black male stales convertible, white and emerald green. Ever thought of joining he is tlie driver for Pmnium LImo Seivice. Oratefiil Dead stickers in window. At S:S5 aim., while parked at 34th A Fbweltoa , two Mack males «|i|ifoadied his October 16— 32nd ft Arch S t The Triangle"! auto, one oo each side. Hie black male on Stolen anto. White male sutes he locked paisengw’s side produced a handgun and and secured his 1987 Ford Convertible Now is the time to get involved demanded that he lower the window. The Mustang, white, to return and discover it black male on the driver's side removed missing. Value: $8,000. Come on up to our offices, located in 3010 MacAlister Hall, at moo^ from driver’s shirt pocket Ibey fled in Chevrolet Chevette. dark brown, south any time and ask for: October 16— HON. 34th S t bound on 34th S t Hrst Mack male not fiiHy Bnrglary. Black male states he left his identified. The second Mack male described apartment locked and secured. Upon his Brian or Gary if you want to handle large sums of money and as being S’10”, medium build, medium return he found his rear iron gale and door important business accounts. conq>lexion and clean shaven; w on a Mue hKk hinge broken off. Items taken: 1 stereo jacket and a led sweater^ Third Wack male recdverwofth$17Sand $1S U.S. cunrency. Catherine or Stacey if you want to write news stories that will was the driver of escape aota topple the dishonest and uphold justice. October l6-> SI N.39di S t Tb#fl.vBJaclC;B«de staias that between 12 , Anita if you want to review music, movies, theater, or books. 4 .«i. iiu l 7 4 ^ . o f <

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His forecast of the American economy for the The Monetarists short term is “stinky” but he sees For being the president of one the end of the recession on the of the world’s hungriest comput­ horizon. er trading firms, Jeff Yass sur­ When asked if program trad­ prisingly had the demeanor of a ing contributed to volatility in good-hearted uncle as he kicked the market, Yass exfdained that off the Monetarists’ fall lecture arbitrageurs only put prices back series. The 35-year old self- to where they should be and made millionaire and founder of thereby provide stability to the Chi’s on Campus Susquehanna Investment Group market When asked about Sus­ shared insights with the 100 pro­ quehanna’s foreign currency kicks off Monday Expose Your Shaft!! options trading operations by fessors, professionals, graduate Scott Jennings Just ^ u t evetyoM at Drexel has been shafted at one lime or anoth­ and undergraduate students in Drexel Economics professor. Lamda Chi Alpha er - it's the closest thing Drexel has to a tradition. The next closest attendance at Nesbitt Hall’s Ruth Bang Nam Jeon, Yass told the thing Drexel has to a tradition is students telling other students about group about his office in Japan On Monday, November 18, Auditorium last Wednesday their o w n s h a ft night: SIG traders deal on the and intentions to set up future 1991, the Lambda Chi Alpha branches in Europe. Fraternity will be coming out As a service to the Drexel Community, the Campus Page offers a floors of more than nine ex­ forum for students to let everyone expose themselves in public. People who only want to with its debut edition of Chi’s on changes across the United States Hopefully, the administration will read these and address some of these and Japan and their computer learn from third-hand sources Campus. The purpose of the protdems [yes, I realize I'm dreaming - but we can all dream can't trading operations are consis­ can go to class and read text­ newsletter is to inform the w e?]. tently listed among top program books; tfiose eager to learn by Drexel faculty and administra­ To have your own shaft story published, submit your own shaft to trading firms such as Bear speaking with top ^ated profes­ tion as well as the community of The Triangle office by 7 p.m. on Wednesday to be printed in that Steams, Kidder Peabody, Merill sionals go to Monetarists lec­ the on- and off-campus activities week's edition. When submitting, please include your name and phone Lynch, and Nomura Securities tures. The next speaker will be in which we are involved. number. You can have your name withheld if you wish, but include of Japan. Carol Burger, President of Many of the problems that yo ur na m e and n u m ber reg ard less Yass provided an insider’s Diamond Sute Bell. Hearing fraternities run into can be attri­ N ow the sh a ft o f the w eek g oes to... view of the daily woridngs of a about the recently passed legis­ buted to the fact that there is no major Hnancial Hrm, but also lature concerning the “Baby communication between the fra­ covered other topics ranging Bells” firom a successful female ternity and the university or T he Student Congress for its failure to adequately fund D.U.R.T. - the Drexel University Rifle Team. A paltry $800 has been offered from quantum mechanics to how business person will be extreme­ community. We would like to to avoid toll booth lines at the ly interesting. Ms. Burger will change that. By printing a for the entire year, when last year’s budget was more than $3,000. That represents a slap in the face for D.U.R.T's outstanding achievements. Hudson Tkmnel. Yass, who pre­ speak on October 30 at 6:00 newsletter like this one every It’s national ranking last year among college clubs was 2nd place in fers to consider himself a “deci­ p.m. at Ruth Auditorium of term, the university and the co­ sion maker in uncertain Nesbitt Hall. The Monetarists is mmunity can get a better idea of the Air Rifle competition and 4th place in the Smallbore Competition. environments” rather than a an organization dedicated to pro­ what Lambda Chi Alpha is all A budget of S800 dollars won't even cover the cost of ammunition, let alone the travel expense to West Point or the Naval Academy, or the “gambler,” explained statistical viding a public forum for the about cost of hosting matches at Drexel against Kings, Johns Hopkins, trading formulas in great detail. discussion of topics relating to We are very anxious here at His witty manner of speaking economics and finance and wel­ 3401 Powelton Avenue to get Columbia, Penn State, and DePaul. Where can D.U.R.T. tum for fair treatment if this is what Student made the complicated trading comes all interested persons to this project off of its feet and strategies, which have earned attend. Admission to all Mon­ into your hands. If you see one Congress does to student sports and its own rifle team? HELP! D.U.R.T. has been shafted! him his fortune, understandable etarists events is free of charge. of these newletters next month, do not be afraid to pick it iq) and Drexel PRSSA Raises Over check us out John Crooke: Co^aptain, Drexel University Rifle Team $600for Variety Club William Bogan D M I has first fall term m eeting and Delaware. Donations were Drexel Moving Image PRSSA taken at several downtown inter­ ed at the prospect of creating Video Review Annual Shootoff. On Friday, October 11, mem­ sections during the day, and the On October 10, the Drexel whatever she wanted but didn’t Mary Catherine Donnelly and bers of the Public Relations over $600 that was raised will Moving Image held their first know where to get equipment. Brook Dain’s experimental Student Society of America at certainly assist the efforts of the meeting of fall term. About 15 Burokas informed her that the video, “Interiors” will be shown. Drexel (PRSSA) and other inter­ Variety Club. new people came to the meeting. Instructional Media Services It is a work that touches on the ested students todc to the streets The Variety Club - The DMI president. Anthony Bu- office on the fourth floor of conflict between what the mind of center city in order to raise Children’s Charity will also be lokas, opened by telling people MacAlister has both VHS cam­ envisions and what the filmmak­ money for the Variety Club, holding the Second Annual about DMI. “We are a group of corders and film cameras avail­ er can create. Other works, both Variety Club Dance Marathon similarly interested individuals able to the Drexel student body. experimental and narrative will on November 1st and 2nd. Five- woridng togedier to create; what There are also classes open to be shown. The DMI Student ‘‘ t h e o v e r hundred universities from the is created is up to you.” anyone that want instruction on Works Show will take place on area will rock Drexel’s Creese He then asked the group what both film and video equipment Monday. October 28.1991 from Student Center for 24 consecu­ their backgrounds were. Not “When you take the classes, you 7 to 9 p.m. $ 6 0 0 t h a t tive hours. The Dance Marathon only were there people of all dif­ have access to even more pro­ Students interested in becomt is sponsored by WIOQ 102FM ferent majors, from electrical fessional. two-piece, mobile ing a part of DMI can come to'' w a s r a i s e d and Drexel University. All stu­ engineering to design, but the equipment, or state-of-the-art the Student Works Show or they dents and student organizatimis. amount of experience each per­ studio equipment. You are can come to DMl’s next official w ill certainly are welcome and encouraged to son had varied greatly. One stu­ taught how to not only record meeting on Thursday, November participate in this q)ecial event dent had done some exper­ something, but how to make the 7.1991, in 4014 MacAlister at 6 If you are interested in danc­ imenting with his parents' supier- equipment do what you want it a s s i s t t h e p.m. You can also leave a mes­ ing, all you have to do is obtain 8 camera while he was in high to. You go beyond shooting and sage for Anthony Burokas in the one hundred dollars in sponsor school. Another had worked editing, you start to tell a story, Department of Performing and efforts o f the dollars for the event. This is far with Betacam-SP and 3/4” and the equipment is the tool,” Cinema Arts office, room 2018 less difficult than you think, and videotape and some had no he stated. MacAlister Hall. The group is V a r i e t y as a matter fact it’s easy, so if experience at all - but all the stu­ DMI will host a showing of always interested in meeting you would like to dance contact dents wanted to create. Their student works in the Creese new people who have the same Club^^ the Variety Club at (215) 735- interests covered both film and Video Lounge. Some pieces that interests. As was said in the 0803. The Dance Marathon video and some students were will be shown are: Anthony meeting, “Regardless of major should raise at least S50.000 for interested in getting started Burokas’ latest work, in school or experience on which is an organization dedi­ the Variety Club, so dance the immediately. “STORMS” which features equipment we can help you stu­ cated to improving the lives of night away and help raise money After the meeting, many stu­ music from Enya’s Watermark dents make your ideas come to disabled children throughout the for a worthy cause. dents stayed to discuss various album. His previous work, life.” Philadelphia area, New Jersey, projects. One student was excit­ “Pops” won third place in the The Triangle • October 18,1991 • 5

D rexeVs W riting Center M r #ip(ellsi expands fo r student needs Betsy Chapin Writing Center tutors to the a Second Language) students in room 0018 of MacAlister. These The Writing Center dorms, there are now tutors in ATTENTION STUDENTS! On May 30, 1992; Drexel the New Tower Residence Hall, tutors are aware of E.S.L. stu­ jUnivend^^y^;ce|ebrate it's Centennial With thc'largest camivid' As every professional writer Kelly and Calhoun Residence dents’ special writing concerns, ^ d ; b i ti lid a y < jttit ^ tl^ ti h is ^ .- lliis «ventrwill takt^ place knows, and as many students Halls, and in LeBow Engin­ and of how to work within the BiKkley^Gieen.'/ discover, writing can be a lonely eering Center. There are Writing intricacies of the English lan­ activity. It comes down to just Center tutors in Towers' second guage. If you fall into this cate­ the writer and the paper, and the floor conference room on Sun­ gory, make sure your writing pressure to create something. day afternoon (1-4 p.m.), at reflects what you want to say! But at Drexel, help is in the form piiumiiig CoAMittee is'noW ^ t i ^ g Ydr tlH^ 19d2^(%niefi^tai Calhoun on Monday (4-7 p.m.), Stop by room 0018 or call for an 'jain^we aro hard wi^ng, o«ati>v students Who of The Writing Center, where it's and at Kelly on Tuesdays (5-7 appointmenL % be"lnvblV<^"in the'planning and implemeniaticm of .Ihis majtir you, the pqper, and the tutor, or p.m.) and Thursdays (S-8 p.m.); And best of all, the Drexel iey^nt.*There,i«nll be six committee'heads including; Corniva/ ybu, your ideas and the tutor... in LeBow, students can stop in Writing Center is FREE! Just ;(^des,^g^es),?£wer^w 9en( (bands^ DJ, roaming & ^ ts);C n ^ tt for 30 minutes of his or her room 335 to be tutored on call 895-6633 or drop by room ^tie-dy«r wQod jbarving), Pi^/iV<0 ’"(articles, ads,> banner, radto), undivided unattention. Lots of Wednesday afternoons (2-4 0020 in MacAlister H^l to make 'Decorationsi'mi Food. If you are interested in any or all of t h ^ other students are down there p.m.) an appointment... and discover "pbsit16ns, please send us a cover letter stating hoWyou can too, with their papers or ideas. The Writing Center also has what even the best writers know enhance our conimittee and why you want to get involved. Please Any way you look at it, you're tutors to help E.SI.. (English as - when to ask for help. aJso auach a copy of yoiir resume with the letter. You can drop off not alone. tHe completed information at-the Oreese Desk to the attention of Writing Center tutors are rDrew Williams, Director of. Student Activities.^ .All applic^ons l»,;^bmitt^byj^^ I991./We will revi^vth^^ trained to help students with all The Campus Page ..pplicatioh aitd- let’you know decision by No^m ber 8,; ■ kinds of writing dilemmas, from ll’unded^by the CentenniilI<'C0mmittee and the’Student Prograrii. getting started to getting fin­ The Campus Page is published by The Triangle for disUibution to -Association. ^ ished. If you have a draft, they’ll university students, faculty and staff. In covering events and issues of >>>i. It's fiee. Use it. about Drexel's Writing Center is P.S.: We still are looking for senior design submissions. Projects that it can move around! Or, at from all majors are welcome. Let your fellow students, parents, and least, the tutors can. Due to an future employers read about your work. overwhelming student response to a questionnaire about bringing

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S exual assault victim s w ill be protected Sensitive issues are a part of judge and jury in an act that has may include details and everyday life in a university not yet been proven true in a court descriptions, but will never The Weekly Newspaper environment. In the past year of law. All information in regards contain the name of a rape victim. to these alleged assaults that It is the policy of The Triangle o f there have been racial and religious issues discussed around appear in The Triangle are simple that in this case the individual’s Drexel University campus and on these pages. Now reiterations of previously filed privacy outweighs the public’s there will be a new sensitive issue reports. right to know. appearing — campus rape. Published throughout the When we get information about We know that women are sexually assaulted every week at year by students for the Three weeks ago we ran a a rape on campus we have a lot of decisions to make in our Drexel University. It is one of the University Community feature on campus rape and excerpts from the Temple News on newsroom. We have a biggest, if not the biggest problem the reported rapes at Teniple to responsibility to inform our among students here and at other better inform our readers. Now readers, a responsibility to respect colleges. We will do our part, as the issue has hit home. In the past the privacy of individuals, and a best we can, to inform and Editor-in-Chief two weeks there have been two responsibility to handle sensitive educate our readers. We ask that Gary Rosenzweig reported sexual assaults of Drexel issues with tact. the University, the various campus students. and neighborhood organizations, We will run articles about and the individuals that make up Editorial Page Editor As also can be seen from the sexual assaults and rapes on the Drexel community to do what Ted Howe Temple News coverage, the media campus. One such article appears they can to prevent this all-to- has a responsibility not to play on the front page this week. These common tragedy.

H U D continues to have questionable m onetary policies WASHINGTON^ - Presidential lit only four times for minor projects. Platform Stains - Aricansas Governor things a governor is responsible for. wannabe Jack Kemp^didn’t expect to be And the official line is that Kemp Bill Clinton, a declared candidate for the Clinton's staff claims the Green Index sidelined when he agreed to be George didn’t even know that it existed until we Democratic presidential nomination, has is outdated because it doesn’t account for Bush's secretary of Housing and Urban asked about it. That's tough to believe. If a nasty stain on the environmental plank some changes made by the Arkansas leg­ DeveJopment in 1989. At the time, the Kemp didn't actually order the constnic- of his platform. The non-profit Institute islature in the last year. But environmen­ scandal-ridden HUD was the perfect don, he must have heard as workmen tore for Southern Studies recently published talists and some Arkansans, who have out walls, floor and ceiling just down the its Green Index and ranked Arkansas 48th suspected for more than a year that Clin­ frii6 Wwkiy Special hall and around the comer from his own of the 50 states in an assessment of over­ ton would make a run for the presidency, office. all environmental conditions, policies and are cynical about his reawakening and the HUD brass'now call the studio the leadership. flurry of get-tough activity. Jack Anderson & “training room.” Department heads have Most damaging to Clinton personally Dale Van Alta and Jack Anderson are Dale Van Atta been urged - “begged” as one source was that the Green Index put his state nationally syndicated columnists. The called it - to use the studio to produce dead last when it came to state environ­ Weekly Special is copyright 1991, United place for a man with designs on the While U'aining videos. And when asked about it, mental policy initiatives, the son of Feature Syndicate, Inc. House to show his stuff as a tough admin- HUD officials will swear that the studio isuator. was always intended for that use, to make How was Kemp to know that Bush training videos as a cost-saving measure There com es a tim e w hen would m ^ e HUD a low priority, some­ so HUD employees would not have to where on the “to-do” list after the eradi­ travel to Washington from far-flung cation of broccoli at the White House? offices. you m ust turn the page... The HUD scandal worked its way to the The HUD rank and file don’t buy it. Eventually, all regular columnists at with so many people dedicated to the pro­ “It's sitting there as a monsuosity,” one back pages and then disappeared. As lime The Triangle come to this point. It is time duction of the paper. employee told us. “It's an embarrassment wore on, it became app^ent diat Kemp’s for me to write my farewell column. I've But, as they say, there is a lime for crusade was a low pnority for a president They have not come up with a reason to been here at The Triangle for over a year everything. I feel that it is time for me to who preferred international inu’igue. use it” now. Forty-two issues. I may not have move on to other endeavors. This was not Kemp’s advisers, many of them carry­ Free-Trade, False-Ballots - The free- been here as long as ^ome of the staff an easy decision to come to. I’ve wrestled Q^de pact between Mexico and the Unit­ overs from- his 1988 presidential cam­ with it for some time, but there are other ed States may stumble over the decidedly paign, began coming up with schemes to i’ll Wear opportunities to seize, other mountains to undemocratic tome of the August elec­ get their boss in the news. Agency cam­ It Proudly climb, and other rivers to ford (and a eras rolled as Kemp joined a police raid tions in Mexico. In some parts of the whole bunch of other cliches that I can’t counby, opposition parties are complain­ on public housing in Chicago a year ago. diink of at this time). ing that the ruling pm y of President Car­ Then they went loo far, Late last year, I leave The Triangle a little bit older Kemp's closet aides began spreading the , Ted ^owe los Salinas de Gortari stole the election. and a great deal wiser. Working in a vol­ word around HUD that they were build­ To be sure, ihe impressive vote tallies members in the past, but it sure seems unteer organization, against a deadline for the Institutional Revolutionary Party, ing a TV studio for the boss. The original like I've spent an entire lifetime in these and having too little copy to fill three or PRI, look suspicious. Andrew Reding plan was to outfit the studio with satellite offices. In the past, people have always pages may not be the best thing for the of the World Policy Institute was one of capability so Kemp could gel instant said that working at The Triangle was one nerves but it sure can lead to some great the few independent U.S. observers access to the networks, orchestrate press of the best experiences in their college learning experiences. Necessity may be conferences, and generate news. allowed to assess the Mexican elections. li^ s, and that leaving the staff was a dif­ the mother of invention, but desperation The studio was fmished eight months He found that in the state of Nuevo ficult decision to come to. Well, it would sure does lend a hand as well. The long ago, but - discretion being the better pan Leon, for example, large numbers of bal­ seem a bit cliched for me to say the same days and late nights have taught me so lots in 43 urban districts were invalidated. of politics - Kemp has never used it. things as everyone else, but I'm going to much, not just about the way a newspaper Throughout HUD headquarters, employ­ Those districts are strongholds of conser­ anyway. is created, but also about how a group of vative opposition to PRI. In more than ees are whispering that Kemp wanted the Last September, the newly rejuvenated people can and should work together studio so he could get his mug on TV 100 precincts in Nuevo Leon, the number Triangle ran an ad stating that the paper when they have a common goal. more often. Now HUD, already burdened of ballots cast exceeded the number of was looking for new columnists and an I’d like to thank everyone who has by a reputation for flnancial mismanage­ registered voters. At one polling place in Editorial Page Editor. Since 1 have no helped me through the last year. I’d espe­ ment, is scrambling to come up with other suburban Monterrey, 498 people are reg­ shortage of opinions and I had some page cially like to thank former Editor Bob reasons to justify the expense of nearly istered to vote and 1,038 votes were cast. layout experience in Quark XPress, I Pritchett for giving me the opportunity to President Bush has insisted that the $70,000. applied for both jobs and was brought prove my skills as a writer and layout The huge room with its 1,000-wau Mexico free-trade agreement not be aboard. A lot has trahspired in the 12 technician last year, and I'd like to thank dimmers, black velour curtains, stately linked to any social charter - guarantees months since then. The Triangle has the current staff for lending ideas and desk and American flag backdrop has of human rights, fair labor laws, and envi­ grown into what I consider to be one of constructive criticisms when I wanted to become an embarrassment. It is locked ronmental protections. But Americans at the best college newspapers around. I'm flex my creative muscles and redesign the and almost never entered. The “QUIET least should have the right to expect that proud to have been a part of that and I'm Editorial Pages this summer. That was a RECORDING” sign in the hall has been democracy is a given in Mexico. glad that I’ve had the opportunity to work See SO on page 8 The TWangle • October 18,1991 • 7

Som e thoughts on the E -w ord

Environmentalism. A big word with that I think the environmental movement lots of syllables. In the past two years, it’s has gone too far and is in danger of the word of choice among those yuppies becoming a parody of itself. In a sense, it who want to be politically correct and already has. Some examples: help to save the planet. Unfortunately, • Interesting laundry you have there. there have been little signs that maybe Sure, avoiding disposable products when environmentalism has gone too far. In you can is great, but there are some things fact, it has. Or should I say. the people that will never be accepted as non-dispos­ pushing environmentalism have gone too able. For example, in the Seventh Genera­ far. They don’t understand that the more tion catalog (“Products for a Healthy you scream, the more people won’t listen. Planet”), you can buy reusable, washable cotton menstrual pads. Yes, that’s right, auAuneb Aoi Needles toss ‘em in the washer when they’re ^ R T U E J O ft; And Pins soiled. Use them over and over! Oh, what a pleasant and earth saving experience you’ll have every month! Ladies, I don’t Anita j.lMichel know about you, but when my period’s over, 1 want to forget about it, not wash It’s called overkill, and that’s exactly the remains. W hat’s next, a bucket to what those eco-warriors are doing to the strap between your legs? Oh, wait, that’s common man. made out of plastic! Heaven forbid! To be truthful, I probably don’t do all I On the same disposable note, I guess Midwest. He didn’t plan to storm the green. Why does every environmental can to “save the planet" Sorry, but I just my mother is going to environmental hell actual facility, just knock out some power group that sends direct mail advertising didn’t have the time to jump in front of because she used disposable diapers on lines that lead to the plant. Like that have to beg for money? Why is it when whaling ships shooting their harpoons, me. Hey, give her a break! She had to would be any less dangerous. What if they give you a choice of how much to sabotage a chemical factory, make that deal with cloth diapers with all my broth­ those lines were the ones that powered give, the lowest amount listed is always compost pile in my apartment, or take out ers and sisters. Believe it or not, dispos­ the safety equipment of the plant? He was $2S? And if I do send them that money, al! my clothes and beat them on rocks able diapers were probably cheaper for caught and arrested. how will I know that it went to an envi­ instead of using the washing machine. my parents anyway — my dad supposed­ How does possibly creating a danger­ ronmental cause and not for sending out What I did have time to do is recycle ly had this habit of accidentally flushing ous and deadly situation fit in with saving more junk mail? newspapers, use paper bags at the super­ the dirty cloth diapers down the toilet the earth? According to Foreman, ecolog­ All I’m saying to the eco-warriors is market instead of plastic, buy large refills when they were soaking. They saved lots ical sabotage is a defensive act: “It’s self this: give us some practical methods with of products instead of new containers, in plumbing bills when the disposables defense for anyone who identifies with which to save the earth, and give the peo­ and buy dolphin safe tuna. But I guess came along. wilderness; it’s defense of critters who ple who aren’t sacrificing their lives to that isn’t good enough for the environ­ • Playing with nuclear power plants can’t elect representatives to Congress. save the earth a break already. For the mentalists. If you’re not willing to die for can be dangerous. This past summer, An attack on wilderness justifies a coun­ most part, everybody is doing what they the earth, you're lower than shit. Oh, Dave Foreman, leader of the radical envi­ terattack by anyone who feels threat­ can. Just because someone isn’t protest­ wait, compost. ronmental group Earth First!, attempted ened.” Now. I enjoy camping and hiking, ing in front of GE does not make them By now. you’ve probably figured out to sabotage a nuclear power plant in the and hate to see the beauty of the wild less of a good person. One more thing: destroyed. If I see a soda can in the the more you yell and scream without woods diuing a hike. I’ll pick it up and making solid, logical points, the more I’ll P ow elton V illage is not the throw it away in a trash can later, but I’m aim my can of Pam cooking spray out the not going to blow up a chemical plant window and spray right into the ozone because of it. layer. So there. best choice fo r housing • It's getting mighty expensive to be

I was riding my bike through the con­ cheaper and better maintained in the area course on my way home from the Aztec across the river than those in Powelton W hat w ould you do if when my friend Matt and I hit an area Village. somewhere around 16th street where the I had ample time to do my research smell of week-old urine was just over­ since I was living close to campus and you w ere president? powering — I mean, if we weren’t riding had free access to both a phone and a car. our bikes at 15 m.p.h., I think we would I looked at about 20 apartments in Powel­ With the elections coming up, I recent­ salaries, bad checks, salary raises, have vomited.______ton Village and about 30 “across the ly found myself wondering what would I unneeded perks for government employ­ river.” For each apartment, I filled out a do if I were elected president. (Yes, I ees, restaurant tabs, and other fiscal fias- Something More home-made score sheet which rated know presidential elections aren’t until coes. All this saving will come at the cost Than Mockery things as varied as the lighting in the next year, but I had to come up with an of about 535 worthless politicians. kitchen to how big the fridge is. idea for my column.) The way I figure it. • Have all five of The New Kids on the I found more apartments that came I could do no worse than Gerald Ford - Block executed by firing squad. It has to sEric gander closer to my idea of the “perfect” apart­ be done - there’s no other choice. While ment across the river than in Powelton Voicies In " I’m at it, a resuaining order will be issued Fortunately, by the time we reached Village. The single largest difference I The Sky to prevent Paula Abdul from ever gyrat­ Penn Center, the west end of the con­ found was the rent. As I suspected I ing to a Casio ever again. course. the floors were shiny from a fresh found apartments in Powelton Village • Take all activists and give them reali­ cleaning and that putrid smell was no ranging anywhere from $100 a month to , xMaUl^ewt'^pplelto^ ty shots. For example, I’d take all the ani­ longer pervading the air. In fact, we felt $2S0 a month more than similar apart­ -M, .1 ■»< '‘4 »a mal rights activists, strip them naked, put that we had left one world and entered ments across the river. even though he was never actually elect­ them in the middle of a deserted island another. Now you tell me; would you pay ed. Anyway, here would be my executive with only a gun and hundreds of savage I mentioned this to Matt, who was $2400 more a year than you have to? I decisions during my first 100 days of animals. No vegetables will grow on this busy hopping his BMX bike over a sleep­ know I wouldn’t. That is why I now live office, if I were elected. island, either. They have to kill to eat. ing street person (Matt is a demigod when across the river. No. not as many Drexel • Can the Senate and the House of Let’s see how long they remain buddy- it comes to trickin’ on a BMX bike). students live over here but I still get to Representatives. For those who didn’t buddy with the animal kingdom when Matt, in his semi-drunken state, agreed Cav’s for Days-to-go parties and I am aheady know it. the Judge Thomas hear­ they have to kill or be killed to survive. with me. He also went on to elaborate, in much closer to the bars, nightclubs.' ings displayed just how incompetent the To prove I’m fair however, everyone who his semi-drunken state, that this differ­ restaurants and my personal favorite. Chi­ people are. I figure that this move would does testing on cute harmless rabbits will ence was analogous to the difference in natown. not only increase my popularity about 10 be used for lab experiments themselves. apartments between Powelton Village and There is one added benefit of living percentage points, but it will also save • Sell Cleveland to the American Indi- where he currently lives, 19th and Spruce. downtown: the Powelton Village Civic Americans about $4 billion a year in See PRESIDENT on page 9 I had to agree with him. I used to talk Association’s “jurisdiction” ends with the about moving out of Powelton Village; I rail yard. If there is a civic association in talked about how nice it would be to live the area where I currently live, they have Thom as’ rights w ere violated across the river, closer to center city. This as yet to gain a seat on the Judicial year, instead of talking, I researched. I Review Committee. I think some of the There are some things that you can ter. Your life is private and that is guaran­ lodced at apartments in Powelton Village spineless bureaucrats at Drexel should expect from a job interview. They ask teed linder the Constitution. and at those across the river at a similar wake up and see that a Drexel student about your qualifications, references, pre­ Anyone who hopes to get hired for a distance from campus as the ones in Pow­ lives downtown and to include a member vious employers and so on. All of these job wants to be evaluated on their qualifi­ elton Village. The key features I looked at of the proper civic association on their cations for the job they are applying for. were no different than if I were looking Judicial Review Committee. The life they lead, or even their political for an apartment (which I was doing): Most schools in Pennsylvania consist Column views, should not affect their perfor­ rent, location, security, heat, etc. What I of the school and one small, high- rent mance on the job. Why should Clarence found wasn’t very suqJllSiafc, since I sus­ town right next to the school. Here at Thomas’ case be any different? pected it all along: The grass is greener Drexel. we live in one of the biggest )K e^^prrentino The Senate Judiciary Committee is on the other side of the river. cities in the world. Do yourself a favor, turning this confirmation process into a Well, actually, there is less grass, but move out of Powelton Village and see things go into a file and should stay there republicans-versus-democrats battle for Logan and Rittenhouse Squares are right what living in it is like. so they can be referred to at a later date if political reasons that don’t even pertain to there. Md who needs a 10' by 10' piece of necessary. Your lifestyle shouldn’t come whether or not Clarence Thomas belongs sod anyway? On the average, I found up in the interview and definitely should on the Supreme Court. one-bedroom apartments to be larger. not go on your file; that is a private mat­ See PRIVACY on page 8 8 • The Triangle • October 18^ 1991

IF YOU LIKE WEARING THICK GLASSES, P r i v a c y i s PLEASE IGNORE THIS! i g n o r e d If. however, you are wofried about the need tor stronoer glasses after every eye exam, please read on. H I* potaible for you lo control your Continued from page 7 vlslen and prevani H from delarlorallngin Clarence Thomas’ life and ATTENTION STUDENTS personal habits have been irre­ Over SO years of research has shown that our environment plays a sponsibly displayed for every significant role in Ifte development of myopia (nearsightedness). Although you cannot easly change your environment, you can cfiange its effect on one to see and are a common your eyes. Progressive myopia la often due lo the visual airesa or eye Since the publication of the Student topic of conversation. This is a alrain refaled lo Intenae cloae worfc (reading, computing, etc). The Handbook has been delayed, the Judicial clear denial of an individual’s distance Uur is only the symptom of the eye muscles not being able to rights guaranteed under the con­ relax after close worft. We can help you reduce the underlying visual Manual consisting of the Student Judicial stitution. stress that creates the blur, rather than just treating the symptom with The man is a good judge. akonger distanoe glasses. Policy and University Policies, will be Period. He has no history of rad­ The simplest approach lo controlling nearsightedness involves available for you to review at the Creese ical or unusual decisions. He has modifying the full prescription you need for seeing far away, since it is an unblemished trial record and usualV too strong for dose worli. It can actualy strain your eyes to read Student Center Desk, Residential Living, the appears to make conservative through those distance glasses! You may not faal the atrafai, but your Reserved Section of the Library, and in the decisions. All of this qualifies eyea do, and they keep gelllrtg worse. In other words, doing a lot of him to be a Supreme Court d o se Work with our distance glasses contributes to your vision problem. In Office of the Vice President for Student Life. fact, after 2 years of cdlege you will prot>ably need stronger glasses. Judge. Some would say that a judge For eyes that require additional help, the aolutfon to conlrolllng should be atx)ve reproach if he is vlafon can be found In vlalon akifla training. Visual skills include Richard E. Woodring going to be on the Supreme accurate eye movements, eye teamwork, eye alignment, and focusing Vice President Court It is highly doubtful that abiRy. Penn Optometries, with support from the Ben Franklin Technology anyone selected to be a judge is Center and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, has developed for Student Life above rqnoach in today’s politi­ exclusive, patented, vision testing and training software which can quickly tel us which visnn skills are contributing to your problem. Visual skills cal world. The president has training progr«ns are designed to m eet each individual's need for; been involved in more scandals and cover-ups than Thomas and • extended concentration with less effort he is the leader of our country! • studying with less eye, head and body fatigue The allegations that Thomas • praventkMi of myopic progression sexually harassed Anita Hill are • improved coordination for sports not even substantiated by other CALL 387>3600 for Inlormallon about the Myopia Control co-workers. Many have said that Program. We assume you have questions, and we will be happy to Thomas is a good and decent answer them. There is no obSgatkm, except to your eyes. person and that Hill has ques­ tionable motives. These reasons, WOULDN'T nr FEEL GREAT IF YOUR STUDY HARD. LIVE AT EASE coupled with the fact that this NEARSIGHTEDNESS STOPPED GETTING WORSE? occurred ten years ago, lead one to wonder why this is even an Make Your Move issue. Why is Anita Hill coming for­ PAQR ward now? Is it so she can iP ™ *' * demonstrate how much of a problem sexual harassment is? u p to m e tH c s TOWNE Or is it so she can be on talk 3600 Market Street shows and write a book, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104 ma maybe make some money out of it? APAmam Clearly, whether or not Clarence Thomas sexually 5 6 a - 2 2 0 0 harassed Anita Hill should not be an issue in his confirmation 2200 Benjamin Franklin Parltway - just steps from the Art Museum. hearings. He should have been Open Monday to Friday 9-6, Saturday & Sunday 12-5. appointed when he demonstrated Free bus and utilities included./24 hour door attended/24 hour attended that he was a good judge. This indoor garage/Free outdoor parking/New Fitness center. battle that is tearing apart a Will provice bus transportation to and from Park Town Place and the man’s life is nothing but a skir­ University. All utilities included. mish in a greater political war

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Entertainm ent Spend ‘24 Nights’ with Eric Clapton Jack Persico______nights of everybody except the years they still sound good, even Triangle Staff Writer blues guys onstage with the if (literally) decades of over­ National Philharmonic Orch­ exposure have nullifled Cream’s Like many “classic rock” estra of Britain. That’s right old wonderfully sloppy sound, and artists, Eric Clapton suffers iram men in tuxedos playing along­ those heady 30-minute jams of having too much available side rock musicians. Strange but yore are now the stuff of myth. material to play in concert, most true. And more exciting than it Nevertheless, throughout 24 (though certainly not all) of it may sound. Nights Cls^ton proves that he is good. This problem and the On the strength of its novel still capable of playing live ren­ implications it has for the future format, 24 Nights tries to avoid ditions of his songs that are of Clapton’s career as a live being passed off as “just another somehow both spontaneous and performer is reinforced on his live album” — but it is. By faithful to the original, as newest live album, 24 Nights, trying to condense an entire demonstrated here by his re­ the very title of which dooms it month of very different con­ markable versions of “Pretend­ to failure. As anyone who's ever certs, 24 Nights shifts gears too ing” and “Bad Love,” both of tried to bluff their way through a quickly, too abruptly. Worse, which are better than their final after skipping class all term the album is saddled with too Journeyman originals. knows, it’s simply not possible many traditional Clapton favor­ Although the blues rock of to coherently cram so much ites (both old and new), pre­ Clapton’s original material material into such a small venting him from exploiting the woiUd seem to fit in well with package — in this case, two diversity of sounds that un­ the blues standards included, the CDs — and get away with it. doubtedly were evident over contrast on 24 Nights is marked, The 24 nights in question - those 24 nights. and the effect is confounding: refer to Cliq)ton’s unprecedented Ultimately, 24 Nights fails in the Cream stuff is so familiar to month-long stint at London’s its attempt to frame Clapton as a Clapton fans that it’s practically Royal Albert Hall this past larger-than-life renaissance man. trivial to include it here yet March, during which the veteran Eric Clapton is a damn good again, while most of the blues performer played four very dif­ musician, and he even used to tracks on 24 Nights are familiar ferent sets, each lasting six be God, but he’s too single- only to blues purists. Rather nights: first a set by Clapton’s minded to pose as the be-all and than being the center of an no-nonsense four-piece band, end-all of modem music — and homage to the blues (presum­ then six concerts with a variety he knows it. Instead, the real ably, what those concerts were), Eric Clapton played the Royal Albert Hall for 24 nights. of blues legends (including strength of 24 Nights lies in these tracks feel out of place Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Cliqjton's famous guitar-playing among the conventional Clapton Johnnie Johnson) sitting in, then prowess. fare. It’s a shame, because if a set with the four-piece band The set opens with the Cream Clapton had been daring enough D o K ing’s fa n s really need augmented by backup singers, a war-horses “Badge,” “White to scrap all the familiar stuff and percussionist and other niceties, Room” and “Sunshine of Your concentrate only On the blues ‘N eedful Things^? and finally culminating with six Love” — and after all these See CLAPTON on Page 12 Ted Howe. Of The Triangle ______Soundgarden doesn’t sacrifice sound It seems that lately I have been running across writers intent on bettering their own w o*. First it was Tom Gancy, whose The Chad Gorn, Triangle Staff Writer______records definitely matches the efforts of their first. Sum of All Fears was overblown and tiresome, and now Stephen Louder Than Love, (1989) and their first LP, King, the modem master of horror fiction, has given us Needful In an era where so many bands, especially those Ultramega OK, which was released on SST records Things, a book that sinks under its own weight. Speaking of who fmd that other bands are beginning to sound in 1988 and nominated for a Grammy in 1990. weight, the book certainly is a heavy tome. At nearly seven hun­ like them, are u^ing to change or otherwise expand Badmotorfinger lasts nearly an hour and sports dred pages, it is longer - far longer - than King’s average book. their music, Soundgarden is pleasantly consistent twelve songs, without any actual ballads, “^ n d Though he has shown in the past that he can handle a longer Their latest release, Badmotorfinger, offers the Riot” comes close to being siow without being ex­ form work, it seems as if this book was stretched out to a larger same spontaneous, loud guitar riffs and a heavy ceptionally heavy. Without a doubt, these songs size simply because the work had to be “bigger and better." rhythm section behind Chris Cornell’s crying will get you moving, and their extra touch of Needful Things is billed on the dust jacket as “The Last Castle vocals that faithful listeners have respected in smooth changes and surprises when they play live Rock Story." Castle Rock, Maine is one of King’s favorite fic­ Soundgarden. will render none disappointed (speaking of playing tional locales. It has been the setting of such novels as Cujo, The Some of the melodies may be a little less catchy, live, I heard that Soundgarden will be touring with Dead Zone, and The Dark Half, as well as the novellas “The but after a couple listens, one can imagine them­ Guns ‘N’ Roses). The lyrics are sometimes Body” (which was made into the movie Stand By Me) and last selves singing along. Kim Thayil’s guitar delivers thoughtful, as in “Drawing Flies” where Cornell year’s “The Sun Dog.” Since there will never again be another some creative chord and note manipulations, and writes that he is “Sitting here like uninvited story set in this wonderful little town, it appeared that King Matt Cameron’s drums, along with Ben companylWallowing in my own obscenitiesll share wanted to give the townsfolk a proper soidoff. Shepherd’s bass, pound out some quicker beats, as a cigarette with negativity..." while other words The b o ^ revolves around a new shofdceeper in town. A man in the opening number, "Rusty Cage,” while not seem closer to typical heavy metal anger, like in by the name of Leland Gaunt comes to Castle Rock to opm a sacrificing their slower, strong poundings, such as “Rusty Cage," where Cornell sings that he will store c ^ e d Needful Things. Though at first it appears that this is in “New Damage" and “Searching With My Good "break my rusty cage and run." By the way, on the just another curiosi^ shop. Gaunt seems to Iwye exactly what Eye Closed.” Their second release on A&M See SOUNDGARDEN on Page 13 ewh of his “^[Mcial" customers desires most in the world. Qqiint has other things in mind than just satisfying his customers needs. Along with each Gaunt also leaves suggestions in the B illy B ragg elaborates on his socialist minds o this custonM<8.i iThough his plan is not clear at ftrst« the is sure that the intentions am not forihe best interesits of messages on ‘D o n ’t Try This at H om e’ Castle mjck. Mbny characters from bid Castle Rode stories show up again Anita I. Michel. Of The Trianele______in this book. Ace Menrill from“ The Body” is here, as is Sheriff Alan Pangbom iiom The Dark H a f m d -Tho Sun Dog.” It is Billy Bragg has been called “a modem day folk iilw i^ intqresting to me to see f a m i^ old chaiacten return, but singer.” To a point he is, with roots implanted in iCing ^i^Qds far too much time reintnxlucing the people to the woiks by artists such as the late Phil Ochs. He is tiew a^uaintances of Castle Rock. Furthermoie, the important also extremely involved in politics: he has played eventit of the earlier works are rehashed so lliat everyone is on many benefit concerts for union woiicers’ rights, the same wavelength when it comes to motivations. It is these has performed in communist countries, and isn’t passages in particular that bothmed me. King doesn^ want any- afraid to admit a staunch following of socialism. Qne to feel 1 ^ out, but he bc^s down those of ii$ who know BS One of his earlier songs included the lyric: "I see no shame in putting my name to socialism's Because of this, the first half ^ the book moves along at a causelNor to seek some niore relevance than snail’s pace. I found myself putting the book down time after spotlight and applause." For the most part, time (something which I have seldom done with any of King’s Bragg’s two main songwriting topics are love, fiction). Normally, the narrative of King’s books propels itself especially jilted love, and politics, where he often along at a furious clip, bvt Needful Things meanders along in a calls for social reforms. He employs much social daze similar to that experienced by many of its main characters. satire in his woric. He provides the credo for the Perhaps because of the slow pace of the reading, 1 found DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME Student Action Unions across the country: "It all Modern dayfolksinger’s latest work o f art. See DONT TRY THIS on Page 13 See THINGS on Page 13 The Triangle • October 18,1991 • 11

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Steven D. Segal members of the Academy ought half-hour too long. And maybe the film, the double-CD of the Rebecca DeMornay, Donald Triangle Slqff Writer to be eaten. No other perfor­ Kevin Costner’s interpretation soundtrack, a 16-page commem­ Sutherland, J. T. Walsh and mance this year has burned itself of Robin Hood was too modem, orative booklet, and an auto­ Robert DeNiro take a back seat Defending your Life: Albert so deflnitively in the memories too American or just too non- graphed lithograph). For laser to the most impressive fire se­ Brooks stars in and directs this of movie-goers. Street date: Errol Flynn-like, but lighten up! bi4fs, the CLV disc will sell for quences ever captured on film. afterlife comedy. He plays a 10124. (R) ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ 1 / 2 It’s escapist fare, and for pure $39.95; the CAV disc will be The movie throws in everything yuppie who dies in a car wreck Stone Cold: Brian Bosworth entertainment value, Robin $99.95 and includes all of the but the kitchen sink - family and finds himself in Judgment turns in his football pads and conflict, mystery, action, City - where he must stand trial helmet for a motorcycle and a romance, tragedy, and even a and explain why he made the few guns in this action pic. “The nod to Silence o f the Lambs - crucial choices that shaped his Boz” plays an undercover cop and at times it goes way over­ life. Meryl Streep is on hand as who infiltrates an Aryan-like board, but only a director like an angelic love interest, with a bike gang planning a political Ron Howard could get away fine supporting cast that includes assassination. It’s just another with being so corny, melodra­ Rip Torn, Lee Grant, Buck loud, obnoxious shoot-em-up - matic and manipulative. Great Henry and a cameo by Shirley but with some great stunts that Hans Zimmer score. MacLaine. Typical for Brooks, add a bit of life to an over­ Note for laser buffs: the film doesn’t offer any true exhausted genre. Street date: Backdraft is being released in side-splitting laughs, but a con­ 10130. (R) ▲ ▲ both letterboxed and non- sistently pleasant comic tone is Robin Hood — Prince of letterboxed versions at $39.95 maintained throughout, with a Thieves: This movie was far each. As the film was shot with a satisfying, heartwarming flnale. from perfect, but despite un­ 133 ratio (like a TV), and not a ▲ ▲ ▲ 1/2 animous critical panning, audi­ 235 ratio (as it was presented in Class Action: This melo­ ences shelled out it total of $160 theaters), the letterboxed version dramatic courtroom drama pits million for this 12th century is simply the non-letterboxed father Gene Hackman and es­ Sheiwood Forrest adventure Whal about Bob, anyway? Rent it and see for yourself. print with black bands masking tranged daughter Mary Elizabeth with a decidedly 20th century Hood - Prince of Thieves extras the expensive tape set the top and bottom of the frame. Mastrontonio attitude. In delivers in spades. Note: Warner features except the CDs of the This may be advantageous against each case nobody Home Video has been merciful soundtrack. The discs will be however, as certain “unmasked" other when noticed am­ towards the legion of fans who released the same day as the scenes reveal visual ii^ormation they take op­ idst the har­ made this the #2 hit of the year: tapes - a first for Disney. (G) too soon or show extraneous posite sides in sh reviews, when it hits the street on ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ information that was never a class action people were October 30th, Robin Hood will What About Bob? Bill intended to be seen in the suit Fine per­ willing to sit feature a low price-tag of Murray is a riot as a multi­ "scope” presentation of formances, th ro u g h $24.95! A widescreen laserdisc phobic patient who tracks down theatrical prints. For example, but there’s too Robin Hood will be available the same day vacationing psychiatrist Richard when William Baldwin saves the much father- over & over for $39.95. (PG-13) ▲ ▲ ▲ 1 / 2 Dreyfuss and forces his way into mannequin from the warehouse, daughter stuff again for one Fantasia: They said it would his family. Murray’s best film the "unmasked" version clearly and not enou­ very good never happen, but on November since the original Ghostbusters, shows the mannequin at the gh courtroom reason: IT 1st, Walt Disney’s most beloved and Dreyfuss has never been lower edge of the screen, much drama. Street WAS EN­ animated feature is Anally being funnier. Street date: 1116. (PG) earlier than it should be date: 10/24. TERTAIN­ released on home video. With a ▲ ▲ ▲ 1/2 revealed. Street date: 1117. (R) ^ ▲ ▲ l /2 ING.yfhy catch. After SO days, stores and Mortal Thoughts: Slow, ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ The S il­ every critic customers who haven’t ordered brooding mystery tracing the Laserdisc of Dances with ence of the d e m a n d e d a copy will no longer be able to events that led up to the brutal Wolves: On November 15th, L a m b s : more sub­ do so - once all copies are murder of an abusive husband. Image Entertainment will finally Unless you’ve stance from exhausted, that’s it for good. Demi Moore and Glenne Headly release two laserdisc versions of been hiber­ this one is Plans are underway for a 1996 play best friends, with Bruce Kevin Costner’s Oscar-winning nating since beyond me. release of Fantasia Continued, Willis as Demi’s bastard hus­ epic. While both versions are the last February, Though an which will substitute certain seg­ band and Harvey Kietel as the same length as the already- you should e x c e l l e n t ments of this 1940 version with cop who investigates. Repeated available videotape version (3 know all ab­ supporting new segments set to different use of slow motion montages hours and 1 minute), one disc out this one One hot scene from ‘Backdrqfl’ cast blows music, so this is the last time bogs things way down, and the will be panned-and-scanned and by now, even Kevin Cost­ Walt Disney’s original version flashback framework of the the other will be a full-width if you haven’t seen it Jodie Fos­ ner off the screen, the film has of Fantasia will be available. story doesn’t help either. Street letterboxed version. The much- ter, in her Hrst role since win­ terrific action, good photography Fantasia is being released on date: 1116. (R) ▲ ▲ talked-about four-hour “Peoples’ ning the Best Acu-ess Oscar for and features Michael Kamen's two cassette versions: the film Backdraft: Ron Howard’s Cut” has passed the editing The Accused in 1988, proves most accomplished musical itself will sell for $24.95; a first foray into big-budget-land stage, has t ^ n rated PG-13 and that she’s worthy of the honor score to date. Sure, it’s not as Special Collector’s Edition will is an explosive blockbuster with is currently being prepared for this year, too. But if Anthony merry as itS predecessors. Per­ set you back a cool $99.95 (this the best cast of the year. Kurt limited theatrical release, with a Hopkins is snubbed for the Best haps it is too dark and violent. more expensive edition features Russell, William Baldwin, Scott video release planned for next Actor Oscar, perhaps certain Granted, the movie’s about a a documentary of the making of Glenn, Jennifer Jason Leigh, summer. (PG-13) ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ . . . and another one to cause damage to it Amphetamine Reptile's “Dope, Guns, and Fucking Up Your Video Deck” will blow your mind

Richard Atkinson______alternative bands. The best of the videos If you are into acid-induced semi- Overall, what you gel is about 45 Special to The Triangle are probably the songs by the Cows, hallucinatory video effects, then you minutes of good alternative music and Lubricated Goat, the Godbullies and should enjoy the Helios Creed video. The humor that’s great to play at parties and “Welcome to die annual report video Surgery. song is typical Helios Creed guitar offend your more sensitive friends with. for Am-Rep Industries, the reformation of The Lubricated Goat video for the song feedback ttot he has been doing since his And who knows, after watching the Amphetamine Reptile Records. Due to “In the Raw” deserves special mention days with ihe band Chrome (remember videos, you might just want to head out to contractual obligations, music videos by since the band actually performs the video them?). the Khyber Pass Pub or Dobbs to see one several of the bands who were on the in the raw (eat your heart out. Madonna). As far as the rest of the videos go, or more of these bands perform live. record label are included in between the Well, not completely riaked; they do have don’t expect any earth-shattering effects. presentations by the new chairman of the their boots on. Still, they leave nothing to Most of the other videos are just shots of board for Am-Rep Industries, Mr. the imagination. Following this video is a the bands performing in garages or Dope, Guns, and Sphincter.” parody of a BBC style news program that basements, usually in black and white. F*cking Up Your This is how the Dope, Guns, and responds to viewer comments on the What you can expect from each is a better F*cking Up Your Video Deck video video, giving us all a second chance to than average grungy punk rock song. Video Deck collection starts off. What follows is a peek at the bands “ukeles" while enjoying The video bits featuring Mr. Sphincter collection of videos by ten different bands a whole range of humorous responses to are a nice break between each music Amphetamine Reptile Video made almost famous by Amphetamine nude musicians. video. In these bits, we get to here Mr. Productions Reptile records. Included are the bands Another particularly good video, which Sphincter’s views on cars, guns, Japanese Helmet, Lubricated Goat, the Cows, features possibly the best effects, is the management methods, those little Featuring: Helmet, the Cows, Helios Creed, Halo of Flies, Vertigo, the Godbullies video. This band projects a condiment packages, guns, squinels, and Helios Creed, Halo of Flies, Tar, Godbullies, Tar, Sifrgety, and King Snake very evil image, with lots of inverted many other subjects. Also included are Surgery, Godbullies, Vertigo, Roost. In between the music videos are crosses and blood dripping on your TV commercials for some new products to be King Snake Roost, and others. various bits of propaganda featuring the screen type effects. The lead singer may made by Am-Rep IndusUies, including very anal retentive Mr. Sphincter. be one of the most evil-looking indi­ Spur Coffee and a not-so-healthy looking Running Length:4S minutes Musically speaking, all ten songs are viduals to sing (scream?) into a health food. The humor is definitely left- straight-forward grunge guitar songs by microphone since Alice Cooper. And the wing, so all Republicans should fast Rating ▲A A A some of the best new (and not-so-new) song is preuy good, too. forward through these bits. 12 • The THangle • October 18,1991

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Carol Smith Ocean Blue.” The airy chick audience at the Tower that night Triangle Staff Writer behind me whispered to her were Squeeze fans from the get- Perfection. beau “aren’t Ocean Blue so mes­ go. Obviously a bit out of AAAAA My friend Mary and I went to merizing and atmospheric?” I college, these folks had been fol­ see Squeeze at the Tower this said to Mare that I thought lowing Squeeze from the begin­ AAAA So close, but... past Saturday nighL Mare and I Ocean Blue were more tran- ning; I mean. Squeeze has been are kihda like the distaff rock quilizing than mesmerizing and around for a while, although it’s Three triangles. version of Siskei and Ebert. We that, yes, they were attnospheric. easy to forget just how long. AAA begin critiquing a show from the like an autumnal low pressure Their first album, U.K. Squeeze, moment we w ^ in a place, and system that gives me an out­ came out way back in 1978. AA Almost ick. our taste in music differs enough rageous sinus headache. After years of lineup changes, that we can get into some pretty David Schelzel is Ocean the latest incarnation of Squeeze heated battles. We had wanted to Blue’s lead vocalist, guitar play­ is touring in support of their A Ick. see the first opening band the er and hauteurish front man. His latest release Play. The new Candy Skins. We missed them. longish blonde bangs hung de­ lineup is Chris Difford (lyricist) The show started right at spairingly in front of his averted on backing guitar and vocals, Beaver Boy comix. eight. I forgot that this was the face while he mumbled songs Glenn Tilbrook (melody) as the Tower and not one of the many like “Marigold” and “Mercury” pretty lead vocalist and guitarist, Philly cabarets where the acts (which both sounded the same). drummer Gilson Lavis and new Only in The Triangle. don’t go on until midnight, so He plucked out evocative riffs bassist Keith Wilkinson. Live, the audience has to drink too on his Fender stratocaster while they had two additional players G od is dead, but C lapton lives many expensive beers to occupy an aunospheric synthesizer wal­ on various keyboards and guitars. the lag time. The Candy Skins lowed in the haze of music. The Squeeze played all of their Continuedfrom Page 10 have one of the better retro pop drummer percolated lightly in hits, and every time one of the rock albums out, and I’m sorry I the background, but a full- familiar melodies started up the and orchestral %ts, this could have been a much more significant missed them. I asked the folks bottom end was missing. Mare crowd stood up and sang along. album. sitting around us if they had seen thought that I might like their When the band played newer In fact, as Clapton himself rhetorically asked in a recent interview the band and no one quite re­ album better than the rather material, the audience sat down in Rolling Stone, “how many times can you listen to a live version — membered if they had. These pleasant live show. I borrowed it and politely listened. Difford or any version — of ‘Wonderful Tonight’ or ‘Layla’?” An excellent chatting folks were here to see from her and found it a long and Tilbrook are agile musicians question. Although “Layla” doesn’t appear on 24 Nights, “Wonderful Squeeze and the airy chick be­ listen. They are a rather, again, with keen, almost too glib, pop Tonight” does, dragging on for so long that even Clapton sounds hind me wanted to see the next pleasant, but undistinctive outfit sensibilities. Their songs are bored with it. Infinitely better in the blues-rock vein is the fairiy band. Ocean Blue. Although they dress “right” clever, hooky and often a bit too. obscure Derek and the Dominoes track “Have You Ever Loved a Ocean Blue came on and a and carry themselves well and theaterical for my taste. But the Woman,” which makes full use of the blues talent Clapton recruited small contingent up front at the are full of attitude, their music crowd loved them and they play­ for the event. stage went crazy. I said to Mare lacked any real energy and uni­ ed well. Tilbrook has such a The other Derek and die Dominoes song included here, “Bell Bo­ that Ocean Blue ^ m s to have a queness. Their songs blended sweet and flowing voice and it ttom Blues,” appears during the orchestral section (a piddling three small frenzied army here to­ together to form post-modern just got better as the show went songs). This is by far the least representative portion of the much- night, and I thought that was un­ elevator music. There are plenty on. Difford seemed to hang in balleyhood 24 nights: the orchestra is barely perceptible on “Bell usual for a relatively unknown o ’ bands out there that do this the background and not do very Bottom Blues,” and the Ray Charles standard “Hard Times” prob­ Manchester band. “Manches­ angstful, atmospheric quasi-pop much. I kept wondering if he ably would have worked better using the blues band. Instead, 24 ter?” says Mare, “They’re from meanderings a whole lot better was sick, and Mare wondered Nights should have included the orchestral version of “Sunshine of Palm yra!’’“Palm yra?... — the Lightening Seeds, House why he wore such a stupid Your Love,” since it’s just so bizarre to hear an orchesua playing England? ... I’ve never heard of of Love, Ride, Lush — just to looking hat. acid rock written by a bunch of ’60s drug addicts, at the Royal Albert i t ... is that near Manchester?” I name a few. I went out in the I missed hearing Difford’s Hall no less. said. “No, you ninny. Palmyra, lobby after they finished to get froggish vocal counterpoint to There is a hint of the utteriy unique interplay between guitar and Pennsylvania ...nearHershey ... some fresh air and to Wait for Tilbrook’s heavenly lilt. I think orchestra on “Edge of Darkness,” the instrumental track that closes you know ...Cow Country ... Squeeze. I looked for a camera, Squeeze songs need that contrast the album, in which the orchestra plays in blustery, overwrought Upper Bumblefuck, PA!” But since I thought they might be to give them a bit of an edge, tones while Clapton spits out some'inspired soloing. Still, as with the they looked and acted like they filming a J. Crew commercial, and I’m curious as to why blues material, it feels out of place. wanted so desperately to be what with all the nattily-dressed Difford didn’t play more of a Far from conveying the “you are there” sense of the best live from Manchester. acne-faced teenagers milling part in the show. The band were albums, 24 Nights leaves you oddly disappointed: you know these They had happening hair, about with their Ocean Blue consummate musicians and unique concerts must have had some fantastic moments, but you sallow skin, emaciated frames posters and booklets while wai­ played extremely well. The have no idea how many are documented on 24 Nights and how many and the Morissey attitude. They ting for the band. Squeeze catalogue was well aren’t. dressed like The Gap house Squeeze came on to a rush of executed and the band played Jack Persico tried really, really hard to get all the way through band and sounded like all those applause. I went back inside and for way over an hour. The crowd this article without bragging about having gone to London this other “blue" bands out there — surveyed the standing crowd. got exactly what they wanted — spring to see one of the Clapton shows. Deacon Blue, the Blue Nile and “Hmmm, the Squeeze crowd a slick display of tuneful fav­ Ocean Blue. I said to Mare that looks a lot like the Ocean Blue orites. Mare and 1 enjoyed hear­ these bands sound like lines of delegation, except their skin has ing the songs that we liked, but 24 Nights, Eric Clapton clothing. “The Gap is now cleared up and they’re losing slick only goes so far. I’d like to Reprise Records, 1991,2 discs, 15 tracks featuring music and clothes by hair and gaining weight.” The see Squeeze get a little dirty Produced by Russ Titelman sometime. Rating ▲ ▲ ▲

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Some of I previous work in that it uses more electric guitar that the normal the descriptions of settings [ Billy Bragg listener is accustomed to. seems to be too metaphorical The disc starts strongly with “Accident Waiting to Happen,” an and appear as if King was trying upbeat mix of acoustic and electric guitars, and insightful lyrics to be too literary in his writing. (*7’ve always been impressed with a girl who could sing for her Much of the dialogue seems supper and get breakfast as well...") After this. Don’t Try This at strained and unnatural, and the Home takes a slow, serious turn. “Moving the Goalposts” features of characterizations seem to waver all things, a fluglehom. “Cindy of a Thousand Lives” has way too The Butcher’s Wife from time to time. much electric guitar, which just desax>ys the song. is a newfilm staring Demi Moore and JeffBridges During the 70s and early 80s Lyrics have always been Bragg’s forte, and on “Trust,” it really The Triangle has 10 passes for a special October 23rd screening at Stephen King was the master of shows. This song is told from a woman’s point of view about having 7:30p.m. We also have 10 full size posters to give away. horror fiction. His novels were slept with someone that you’re not sure you really love: “He's This week's question is: straight ahead, grab you by the already been inside o f me/would he have told me if he cared?H know In what 1990film did Demi Moore need a psychic? collar tales designed to frighten. surprising that a I ought to find oullBut I'm much too scared."lCs Drop off answers and pick up prizes at 3010 MacAlister Ht^l! During the late 80s King man can understand how a woman can feel about these situations, branched out with novels such but after all, this is Billy Bragg. (He’s been at this songwriting thing as It, Misery, and The Dark for ten years. By now he should Imow his stuff.) M ore noise from Soundgarden Tower stories. These books were There is the usual dose of politically-orientated tunes on this disc. more allegorical tales, thrillers Continued from Page 10 “The Few” is an upbeat song about modern day radical English designed to make the reader patriots such as the Baby Brotherhood and the Inner City Crew. cassette, the lyrics are printed such that you must unfold all seven think as much as react with fear. “North Sea Bubble” is an almost garage-y sound from Bragg. It’s flaps, plus those flaps are perforated. Why, oh why, must some It appears now that the talent he stripped down to electric guitar, bass, and drums, and has classic record companies do that? had for the straight horror novel lyrics such as *7 went out drinking with Thomas PaineIHe said that Badmotorfinger is not for everybody; if you don’t like a powerful, may have faded. His later works all revolutions are not the samelThey are as different as the cultures strong guitar sound or some innovative time signatures or loud are better literature, but horror that give them birthlFor no one idea can solve every problem on vocals, then you will not like this album. It is not pretty, nor is it ac­ they ain’t. Earth.” ceptably mellow. It is for the person who wants to disturb his neigh­ A few years ago, Stephen Unfortunately, Don't Try This at Home isn’t without it’s clunkers. bors, so long as he enjoys the music as well. As with any new re­ King was quoted as saying that These weak links include “Rumors of War,” which features cello, lease, however, it does t^ e some getting used to. One small adjust­ British author Clive Barker is viola, and violin, and “God’s Footballer,” which is entirely too slow. ment is the subtle presence of a trumpet and saxophone on a couple the future of horror. That may be Thankfully, for every stinker there is a strong track to pick it up: of songs. a good thing, too, because unless “Sexuality," “Mother of the Bride,” or “You Woke Up My Soundgarden has established an undeserved linkage to other bands his future efforts are consid­ Neighborhood,” being cases in point with loud, melodic singers such as Alice in Chains and Mind Funk. erably better Stephen King's Granted, Don't Try This At Home isn’t Billy Bragg’s best work. If Unlike the other bands, Soundgarden offers its fans more originality days as a quality horor novelist you want to hear some of his best stuff, pick up Back to Basics, a and energy and less predictability. The band has not lost their are in the past If you really want collection of his early releases. It could be improved in several areas. growling Seattle sound, as obvious in “Outshined” and “Drawing to get a new horror novel in But it is an interesting disc, and a good example of a “modem day Flies.” Badmotorfinger shows that Soundgarden is continuing their hardcover, go buy Barker’s folksinger” at work. path of excellence without attempting to wander into diversity. latest release. If you are a fan of Stephen King and feel you must read Neec^ul Things, wait for the Don Try This At Home, Billy Bragg Badmotorfinger^ Soundgarden paperback to come out. I Elektra Records, 1991,16 tracks A & M Records, 1991,12 tracks wouldn’t want to see anyone Produced by Grant Showbiz Playing time 57:47" spend the $24.95 on this book. Come to think of it, even the Rating. . A A A l / 2 Rating. .AAAA $S.9S for the paperback would probably be too much.

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DU psyched for the NAC Triangle Sports Desk use their defense to help create their offense. For the past four years, the Herrion will demand an ag­ Dragons have been pointing to gressive man-to-man defense, a this season with anticipation and strategy in which he hopes to optimism. give his guards for fastbreak The 1988 recruiting class, layups. Herrion would like to arguably the best in school see the Dragons run and press history, have become seniors more in order to take advantage and will have one final shot to of their strong bench. grab the brass ring. This is the The schedule is once again season the Dragons hope they filled with high-quality com­ will mesh into a championship petition. In addition to their new unit and go out on top. How­ challenge in the NAC, the ever, new head coach Bill Dragons will play host to Penn Herrion and the rest of the team State, a 1991 NCAA tournament will have to tend with numerous participant, this year in the Head coach Bill Herrrion (center) instructs his team during a recent practice session. Herrion will challenges and changes this home-opener at the famed lead a group of seasoned veterans into the Nortth Atlantic Conference for the first time. Expectations year. Palestra. For the first time since the In addition to the game with c e M gHM a , , m M , vassallo/THE TRIANGLE 1974-7.5 season the Dragons will the Nittany Lions, the Dragons be associated with a new con­ have dates scheduled against at ference. After being one of the least four and possibly five other charter members of the East teams that participated in the Tennis places 4th in the N A C Coast Conference, the Dragons 1991 NCAA Tournament. and the University of Delaware, The non-conference schedule Championships at University of Vermont have moved to the stronger is highlighted by a pair of games North Atlantic Conference. at the Lapchick Tournament in Triangle Sports Desk who totaled ten points. The Ludwick-White said, “and The Dragons were the only New York hosted by Big East University of Maine finished several of the closest matches in full-time member of the ECC to Conference powerhouse St. The Drexel University wo­ sixth with three teams points. the tournament involve Drexel not have suffered a sub .500 John’s, as well as a trip to men’s tennis team played to a Drexel’s Eva Ruiz de athletes. It is especially pleasing league season during the past 11 Piscataway, NJ, to play Rutgers fourth place finish in its first- Luzuriaga advanced to the to see that we were able to pull years and hope, once again, to University. ever North Atlantic Conference championship round of her out a fourth place finish, we’re be in contention for the The Dragons will return to championship hosted at the second singles flight before within several points of third conference title. face Georgia State, a 1991 University of Vermont Oct. 12- losing to Boston University’s and able to place ahead of Each of the past two seasons NCAA Tournament participant 13,1991. Shea McGuier 6-4, 3-6, 2-6. Delaware, to whom we lost in a the Dragons have had a well in the opening round. They will The Terriers of Boston First singles star Joan Glass was dual meet earlier in the season. balanced offensive attack, whit also renew a rivalry when they University captured their third eliminated in the semi-flnals in a The tournament showing should four players averaging in double travel to Annapolis, MD, to consecutive NAC title, sweeping three-set decision 6-4, 2-6, 2-6 do a lot for my athletes’ figure scoring. The offense will meet Navy for the first time all five singles matches and to Hartford’s Linda Barton. confidence the rest of the way.” once again be spread out and since handing the then 17th- tallying 34 team points. The Drexel’s Nicole Vance won the Drexel’s scheduled match involve many weapons. ranked Midshipmen and NBA Lady Hawks of Hartford consolations of her third flight with St. Joseph’s on Tuesday This year’s team possesses lottery pick David Robinson an University were second with 17 singles competition, defeating was postponed by rain. The more speed and quickness and upset loss in the Palestra. The points. Host University of Allison Ashurst of Delaware. Lady Dragons will close their the Dragons will attempt to E)ragons other road tilts will be a Vermont finished third with 13 “There was a lot of great season at home against St. utilize that factor into more easy pair of tough games with St. points. Drexel’s 11 points edged tennis this past weekend,” Joseph’s on October 22, at baskets. The team will look to Joseph's and Lehigh University. out the University of Delaware, Drexel Head Coach Laura 3:30p.m. play up tempo on offense and

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Scott Williams tournament, losing to North­ Triangle Sports Writer eastern 0-3 in the first game of the tournament. The Lady The Northeastern Huskies Dragons recorded tournament won the NAC Mid-Season wins against Hartford (3-0), Invitational Volleyball Tourna­ Vermont (3-0), and Delaware ment last weekend to give them (3-0). first seed for the NAC champ­ Junior middle blocker Judy ionships. Fenoglio played an excellent The championship tourna­ tournament, hitting a team-high ment will be held at Drexel, .350. She also recorded 24 kills, November 16-17, and the four solo blocks, and nine block Huskies will be tough competi­ assists. Junior setter Malanie tion for the rest of the con­ Kopka contributed 113 assists ference. and six aces over the weekend. Northeastern captured the The team travels to the tournament championship with a University of Connecticut record of 4-0. The Huskies are Classic this weekend, where currently in first place in the they will play matches against NAC, followed closely by Connecticut, Fairleigh Dick­ Drexel. Northeastern has won its inson, and Northeastern. Drexel last 11 matches, and was ranked returns home to play Villanova first nationally by the AVCA on Tuesday. The Lady Dragons last week in hining (.3275). lost to Villanova in the Ninth The Lady Dragons were 4-1 Annual Drexel Invitational last week with a victory over earlier this season, and are Towson State (2-3) on October looking for a win against the 9, and three victories at the NAC Wildcats on Tuesday in a match Tournament last weekend. They that promises to be a close finished second at the battle.