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Volume 68 • Num ber 34 The Student Newspaper ofD rexel University July 30,1993
Van R m ight face w recking ball Water drive in quad brings Replacing the building with * green space' relocation. Engineers and securi Mayor Rendell to campus ty must make periodic rounds is being considered. Opposition is expected. through the building, and $30- M ichael J . Lebiedzinski leveling Van R, which was con 40,000 is spent annually to heat Editor-In-Chief structed in 1933 and named for the building. After two years of vacancy Sarah Drexel Van Rensselaer, a Also of concern is the WKDU and a recent mothballing, Drexel member of the founding Drexel transmitting tower located on the is investigating the possibility of family; and the Early Childhood roof of Van R. Chris Marlowe, tearing down Van Rensselaer Learning Center (ECLC). general manager of WKDU, said Hall, Drexel’s first dormitory. “[Breslin] has also expressed his that the radio station is ’‘looking Some University members are desire to have more green space to move the tower if [Van R] concerned about removing a on campus .... With this in gets sold, or even if nothing hap symbol of Drexel heritage. Oth mind, the [demolition of Van R] pens.” ers, who support its removal, say has always been an option,” But while demolishing Van R that the space could be better Noyes said. might be an option, Marlowe utilized but expect opposition Noyes said that whether or said that now might not be “a from the Powelton Village Civic not Van R is demolished, there wise time to throw in more Association. are costs involved in maintain-, paperwork.” “We have always entertained ing the vacant building. In the WKDU is currently waiting [demolition] as an option,” said worics is a plan to move an elec to hear if the Federal Communi David Noyes, director of facili tricity supply unit located in the cations Commission will ties management. President basement of Van R to Myers by approve its request for an President Breslin, M ayor Ed Rendell, Joe Jo e Campbeix/Twe rRHMst£ Breslin has asked Noyes to December. A water problem in increase from 110 to 880 watts. King, and Nicole Rose at DrexeVs water drive, July 28. Members of the investigate the cost involved in the basement necessitated the “These things are so tricky ... Learning by DVing class held the water drive to help aid Midwesterners lefi you never know what the FCC without drinking water. Two groups in the class organized the event by will say,” Marlowe cautioned. putting up flyers throughout the campus and city asking that people donate Drexel looks to industry Van R was closed in 1991 unopened gitUon Jugs o f drinking water. due to declining enrollment and The first gallon o f water was donated by Rendell, Radio station WIOQ was the cost of renovations involved also on hand, urging listeners to stop by and donate. A truck, donated by for new business dean See VAN R on page 3 King’s company, filled with the donated water will drive to Iowa on July 29, Catherine Campbell University for a while,” said Campus E ditor Baer when asked about his vari Drexel’s new Dean of Busi ous employers over the past two Physics adjunct prof attacks eighty- ness and Administration Arthur decades. He intends to raise the H. Baer had three choices last college and its graduates visibili winter after completing 20 years ty beyond Philadelphia. He said year-old landlady with meat cleaver in the corporate world. He could that his past experiences J oe Messina Drexel was shocked by what Apostolidis, 42, had recent ^p ly for a government position, throughout the corporate world News W riter had happened. ly returned from Greece to start a small entrepreneurial should help in networking the Eleftherios Apostolidis, a Dr. Richard Haracz, depart accept the job in the Drexel company or seek a nonprofit or University. This in return will professor and member of ment head, commented, “He physics department and had educational position. help in collecting monetary Drexel’s physics department, was always a nice man. He called Beddall to arrange a Baer was originally informed donations. was arrested July 3 for attack was a very good and depend room for the summer. of the position at Drexel through He would also like to expand ing his landlady, 80-year-old able teacher.” He was scheduled to teach the Wall Street Journal. He the international exchange pro Claire Beddall, with a meat Apostolidis had taught peri this summer in the Evening became increasingly interested gram both academically and cleaver. odically at Drexel after finish College but only taught the in the position as he learned of through the co-op department. Apostolidis was living in an ing school until he moved first week. its challenges. Though international programs apartment in Beddall’s twin back to Greece about 3 years Julia Jensen was one of Baer originated in Long are already established he feels home at 43rd and Baltimore ago. Apostolidis’ students in the Island, N.Y., and has “followed that building relationships with when the attack occurred. He contacted Professor physics class. “I found him the corporate ladder” through these schools and companies The Drexel graduate and Kaczmarczik of the physics confusing,” she said. “It such cities as Chicago, Boston, will be beneficial to the col adjunct physics professor seemed like he didn’t care,” San Francisco, and Munich Ger lege’s future. allegedly snuck downstairs “He was a real when she went to him for help many. He is married and has a Though his educational expe into her living room and after a lecture just days before son in high school in Chicago rience is limited to the business struck Beddall in the back of good teacher ...I the attack. and another son who is a senior world, he said that there were the head with the meat think he needs “Something about his teach at Syracuse University. many similarities and differ- cleaver. ing was missing,” she com “I intend to stay here at the See DEAN on page 2 He then allegedly threw !ii t v e a t m e n t . mented, referring to his lec to the floor and beg^ swin™ ^^^ UNiyERSfTY P h v s i c s ture. ing the meat cleave): into her “I think he needs treat face, chest and shouldersfiyQ ()2 “[gSB P ^ O fe S S O r ment,” Kaczmarczik said, yellingyellin* “I'm sorry” WiU, eaclT ' ' KuCZmarCZlk referring to the possibility that blow. Apostolidis may have a mental The other tenants rushe^ illness. into the room to come to he about a summer Apostolidis attended Drexel aid and Apostolid(s calmly position last year but never in the early seventies and was returned to his apartment with came. This year, he did return a star player for the soccer the bloody meat cleaver in his to teach the Physics III class. team. band. Kaczmarczik taught He received a Master’s When the police arrived, “Terry,” as his friends called degree from Drexel in 1977 Apostolidis told them he was him, when he was working for and taught physics and calcu totally responsible for what his Master’s and Ph.D in lus in the Evening College had happened and gave him physics. “He was a real good before moving back to Greece. self up. teacher; I was happy that .he He was close friends with Beddall was checked into came back to teach.” Beddall and her daughter. the University of Pennsylvania Kaczmarczik went to visit Apostolidis dated Beddall’s hospital in critical condition. Apostolidis on Monday, July daughter and was the best man Her injuries included the loss 26, and told The Triangle that at her wedding. of sight in one eye and fore he was, according to Aposto arms that were lacerated to the lidis, his first visitor in the two In this bone. weeks that he’s been at A preliminary trial was held Holmesburg Prison. “He IM -O p ...... July 22 and Apostolidis was appeared spaced-out, it looks held by the court for charges like h e ’s 15 years o ld e r,” that included aggravated Kaczmarczik said. “He asked assault, reckless endangerment me if I found a substitute for and use of a prohibited offen his class,” he said. C o m i c s ...... 8 sive weapon, according to Bill Kaczmarczik thought Apos 10 started la$t week as hordes of Jot CAMwu/rHB Tmsaus Dovall of the district attor tolidis did not appear to be incoming freshmen and their parents flooded the campus. Tours and other ney’s office. worried about what had hap orientation activities wilt be given throughout the next few weeks. The physics department at pened.
. T'f' t 2 • The Triangle • July 30,1993
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N e w s i n b r i e f A n d r e w Ross abilities on the court I’m going Drexel. News Editor to have to woric real hard at what “I’ve always had an ambition “I’ve sort of been taken in by I’m doing off the court, all the to move to the Division I level; Drexel harriers sweep area relays______the whole atmosphere and expe other jobs that go with being the it’s just a matter of when that On July 7, a trio of Drexel cross country ninners, David Har- rience so far. I’ve only been on head coach of a Division I pro was going to fit into my monds, Jeff Praia and Ken Kropac, traveled to Freehold New Jer campus for a total of one week. gram. lifestyle. ... [It was] really a sey to run a 5 kilometer relay race. The Drexel team not only won This whole thing’s real electric “Obviously, the recruiting tough move for me because of the race but set a new course record by 3 seconds. to me, very stimulating,” said regions have now broadened my wife being very close to her On July 25th, with the addition of two more team members, new women’s volleyball head tremendously. At Millersville, family, she enjoys her job ... David Beccaria and alumnus Kevin Cooke, the team won the coach Scott Pennewill. ... Pennsylvania is pretty much and does a lot of similar things Lehigh River Relay Run. This 5-leg, point-to-point race started in Pennewill comes to Drexel where your scope is. With this that I do. Allentown at the Canal Park and ended 22 miles down the river at after three years as the head type of program ... [I’m] going “I’m leaving a team at the Riverside Park in Easton. Race legs varied frcHn 3.38 to 5.12 coach at Millersville University, to have to definitely go to more Millersville that will probably miles. a Division II school in Lancast wider points [and] pull in more win a championship in our con Prata had caught the leader about halfway into the final leg and er, Pennsylvania. city kids as well as [players ference. ... That was the most was able to put an additional 30 seconds on the second place “For me,” said Pennewill, “I from] the more rural atmos difficult thing for me to do, but team. The team of Drexel runners won the race in a respectable think the biggest adjustment will phere.” I’m very, very excited about 2:01:25, upsetting the pre-race favorites, team Rodale. be administratively ... being a In addition to his experience being here...this is a long-time good office manager, handling at Millersville, Pennewill also objective of mine coming true. Lewis, former NAC star, dies______the paperwork that’s required. coached club volleyball and has “I tend to be very good with As far as on the floor, on the worked as an officii. change,” said Pennewill. “We’re Reggie Lewis, one of the best players in the history of the court responsibilities and duties One of his former players, going to see just how good I am North Atlantic Conference, died the night of July 28 of cardiac — I’m very confident about my Dana Shanebrook, now plays few- [with change].” arrest. Lewis, who played at Northeastern, became a star with the Boston Celtics of the NBA. He had collapsed while shooting around at the Celtics’ practice Desmond: No Greek image problem facility at Brandeis University. His last season was cut short when A n d r e w Ross all pledge programs. The details Maryland, the University of he collapsed during a game on Aixil 29. N ew s E d i to r haven’t been ironed out...” Delaware and St. Joseph’s Uni The tragedy is the second suffered by a former NAC star this “Our image really isn’t that Desmond emphasized that the versity, before deciding on a summer, as former Venmont player Kevin Roberson died in a car bad. It’s unfortunate that the DFA had not yet apiMroved this. policy for Drexel. accident earlier this year. only thing that’s covered [in The Also, Desmond said that an “The days when everyone Triangle] is negative — [but] attempt to limit alcohol con had kegs and there was a lot of that’s part of life,” said Inter- sumption at fraternity parties alcohol — those days are gone. Fraternal Association President would be made through a ticket Everyone’s liable [legally],” Rob Desmond in an interview system. While fraternity parties said Desmond. “This will help This date in Drexel History with The Triangle. everyone out in the long run.” Desmond outlined several “Our image really “There’s a lack of communi FkOM Triangle Back Issues programs for Greeks to work cation between the University C o m p il e d b y F r a n o s W is n ie w s k i more closely with the Universi isn that bad. It’s and Greeks — and with under ty. He also int»ids to change the grads in general. I’m working 1 Q ^ Q July 29: Freshman hazing to begin in second week of unfortunate that 1 fall term. On Fire Day, freshmen will cairy brown alcohol policy for fraternity par the only thing extensively with [director of paper bags. When a gong rings, the is placed on the fire^miiaii’s ties, and make some changes to Greek Life] Eric Newman [to h e ^ . On Sign Day, all freshmen will carry a pep rally poster to the pledging process. that’s covered is improve that].” encourage suppc»t of sporting events. • TEP routs Lambda Chi 3 ^ “We’re gomg with recruiters Desmond also discussed the in IF Tennis, as they are running away with the Gold league, but to high schools ... [and we’re] negative...” alleged rape at Apple Pi last Apple Pi, W Kap, and Sammy share the lead in the Blue league. • going to try to start a Greek —IFA President fall, and the sanctions that By the way, you can get dress shirts dry-cleaned for 23 cents. tutoring service. ... Everyone Apple Pi received. thinks that Greeks are a little Rob Desmond “What happened [at Apple 1 Cn 1 WKDU installs its antenna on Van Rensse- clique, but they’re involved,” Pi] — and I don’t know what X / 1 t o Hall, becoming ah FM station, with good rece^ said Desmond, producing a list are currently BYOB, this fall happened ... — you don’t con •tion found up to 20 miles away. You still can’t get it in Kelly Hall. • of over 80 student organizations they are trying to adopt a ticket done. I don’t care if you’re Captain McCullough girls defeat the Student Programming Board that Greeks participated in. policy, where partygoers must Greek or non-Greek. 5-2 in a Pinball tourney, and the Lady’s Star King defeat the Co-q> “This isn’t something you produce a ticket in order to get a “At this point, it’s behind us. Cavaliers 4-3. • Paridng rates increase by S3, to $24 per term. can change overnight — [it’s beer. Desmond studied alcohol Our concern and my main 1 Q 'T Q July 27: Lighming strikes WKDU’s antenna, shutting best to] start with the pledges. policies at other universities, objective is getting Apple Pi -L -X / ^ the statioir down for five days. • Shocking news as They’ll go through programs — including the University of back on campus. Student Congress didn’t have enough members at its last meeting [the IFA] vice president ... is for a quroum. * July 21: A finale student was assaulted and robbed going to be an overall pledge in* froni of the armory on her way to the Friday Night Flicks. She educator. He’s going to oversee New business dean was injured, but managed to walk to Creese Student Center to get help, fmding no security guards. When security records were S o ... YOU THINK comes from industry checked, a security squad was parked at Nesbitt Hall. Two hours later the police were finally notified. She was treated f(»: a concus w e ’r e w r o n g , DEAN from page 1 Focus groups made up of stu sion and body bruises, • Buy ^ AM radio for only $2.98 or go to dents and alumni will contribute Great Adventure for only $|7- • For more entenainment^ Deep HUH? W e l l ences; he maintains that his to the improvement of the col Throat is showing ^ the TLA Cinema for only $1.75. experience is very relevant to his lege. d o n ’t ju s t c o m position. As for developing the college July 27: Nothing h^pened on Drexel’s campus, but p l a in , WRITE TO Baer will be developing a in a technological institution, he if you go to the Jaitoouse you can gei tta “strategy for the College of said that “technology is perva Roclu fw a buck at the Schijiylkill Riyv Beacii Party. The Triangle Business and Administration fa* sive in business” and that more ed: Mime for sorofity party on October 18—Call Ciiidy. the 1990s” which will position technology and information i Q O O July 22: Clarence Armstrong, Jim Fenwick, Dan AND LET YOUR Drexel high among all of the “needs to find its way into the X ^ O O Le^y, Jonathan Raab, and Michael ThcMiipson sme all RIGHTEOUS OPIN other colleges which offer busi curriculum.” new recruits for Drexel basketball. Four years later, they would lead ness programs. This strategic Baer noted that the needed the Dragons to the North Atlantic Conference final. - For sale. Mac IONS BE KNOWN. plan will be chartered by the improvements to Matheson’s 512K -$800. • Big Top Pee Wee (^ n s at adult theatres everywhere. University and be presented to lecture hall will be made next the Board of Trustees next year. year.
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It has been C a m p u s D e sk tion for their consistent efforts. on the jHoposed development of vacant for almost five years, and At a national leadership I believe this chapter is not in keeping the building open. a retail center at 32nd and Mar draws its power from the same seminar held on June 23 to only an asset to Drexel Univer Dianna C. Dale, director of resi ket Streets, suggested that Van R source as Kelly and Myers June 27 in Bowling Green, sity but also a great asset to dential living, said that resident holds ‘^symbolic value” to the Halls, located in the basement of Ohio, Lambda Chi Alpha Inter Lambda Chi Fraternity nation student population has fiallen by University. “My vision is that Van R. national Fraternity awarded its ally.” m(Me than 200 students over the Van R can be the marriage of EHana Hackney, interim vice ^ ik > n Kappa Zeta ch^ter at Drexel University was one past three years, mainly as a the old and the new: where the provost for student life, said that Drexel University with the of the nine chapters, out of a result of an overall decline in outside will represent the her the division for student life had Bruce Hunter McIntosh total of more than 250, to both enrollment itage of the University, and the requested use of Van R for stu Award. sulxnit an application and win In the 1990-91 school year, inside would be a state of the art dent organizations and possibly The award is given to chap the McIntosh Award. Four while Van R was open, there residence hall,” Grazioso imag occupation of the ECLC by ters that have effectively used brothers from Drexel (Kevin were an average of 1692 resi ined the future Van R as a “pre Greeks. the “Standards for Chapter Lee, Tom Boyle, John Fuente, dents. In 1991-92 and 1992-93 miere residence hall.” Many options are being con Excellence” manual to enh^ce and Mike Cona) were present school years, there were only In order for the University to sidered for the space occupied the overall performance of the to receive the award. Lambda about 1400. Dale is hoping to fill demolish the building, it must by Van R and the ECLC, includ Fraternity. On April 1, 1993, Chi Alpha Fraternity, located 1586 beds in the upcoming year. obtain permission from the city. ing a retail center and green the Drexel Chapter submitted a at 34th Street and Powelton Some students, including past Usually a public hearing is held. space, but Hackney said that no 156-page report that detailed Avenue, was also the recipient Van R residents, are in favor of Vaughn Cook, outgoing vice final decision has been made, every aspect of the Fraternity of Drexel’s 1993 Dean’s Cup keeping the dorm around, what president of the Powelton Vil but that she believed a final deci and how they used the repwt to earlier this year. ever the cost. “I think that a lage Civic Association, stated sion would have to come from improve these areas. The report Also, a tentative date has piece of the University would be that the PVCA would be very the Board of Trustees, which consisted of information rang been set for the painting of the dying if the University would interested in whatever Drexel's meets in New York in Septem ing from risk management to Greek Walk for this weekend. tear down Van R. I think it is plans for the building are. ber 1993. Fraternity Education. Jack The Greek Walk was last one of the last symbols of our "It’s in a historic district," Noyes also said that he wasn’t Keiffer, then DirectCM- of Greek painted in the summer of 1992. history on the north end of cam said Cook. “Drexel should be aware of any final decision Life, also wrote a letter of rec Both the IFA and the Pan- pus that ties us to our founda talking to the Preservation Com about the property. ommendation, stating, “The hellenic Council will be assist tion,” said Chris Grazioso, |xesi- mittee [of the PVCA]. As of this Jim Maries and Carl Dranoff, Epsilon-Kappa Zeta Chapter of ing in the rebuilding of an dent of the Undergraduate Stu point. I’m sure they haven’t ” both of the Board of Trustees L ^ b d a Chi Alpha is a proac abandoned bouse into a home dent Government Association The Early Childhood Learn Building and Properties commit tive and responsible fraternity. less shelter in the near future. (USGA). ing Center, located to the west tee, were unavailable for com I believe they deserve recogni Details will be available soon. Grazioso, who recently of Van R, is also being consid ment. Alternative schools gaining popularity among students Karen Neustadt them,” she said. school. are realizing that good nutrition there would be four accredited C o l l e g e P r e ss S e r v ic e Seacof said students must “There has been a tremen and exercise have a lot to do naturopathic schools by 2000, Ever since the Bill Moyers’ have one year of undergraduate dous resurgence of interest in with individual overall health and another five in the decade TV series on “Healing and the woric at an accredited institution the healing arts,” said Robert than the generation before us,” after that. Mind,” and a New England before they are accepted at Lofft executive director of the Lofft said. “There is a dissatisfaction Journal of Medicine rep(»t that Naropa Institute. Council on Naturopathic Med “People also realize that with high-tech medicine," said that one-third of Americans “lliere is an attempt at under ical Education in Eugene, Ore. nature provides a lot of reme Hobbs said, noting that the are using alternative medical standing our relationship to the “Applications are going up dies in natural botanical prod nation’s naturopathic physicians therapies, the phone at the natural world,” Seacof said, “If, faster than the numben entering ucts, such as the herbs. We are are encouraged that an Office of Naropa Institute hasn’t stopped for instance, the course is in conventional medical schools.” finding more cures for diseases Alternative Medicine was estab ringing. environmental education, it will The schools, whose students right beneath our noses, literal lished last year at the National The small Boulder, Colo., probably be held in the natural can receive federal loans from ly,” he said. “A good example is Institutes of Health in Washing college, which offers degrees in environment. The professors use the U.S. Department of Educa the yew tree bark that is a cure ton. the arts, social sciences and a combination of lecture and tion, offer four-year degrees, for certain types of cancer.” Hobbs described the Ameri humanities, touts itself as a experiential exercises.” Lofft said. He described a natur The National College for can Medical Association as Buddhist-inspired non-sectarian The institute was founded by opathic physician as a “primary Naturopathic Medicine in Port “antagonistic” to naturopathic institution where faculty mem an Oxford-educated Buddhist care physician who uses a wide land reported an unexpected 25 physicians and said traditional bers weave, “contemplative scholar, Chogyam Trungpa, in array of natural therapies” to percent rise in applications and doctors contend many naturo practices” into students’ daily 1974, and has grown from a treat patients. inquiries. pathic therapies are not scientifi lives. summer program to a year- “The first two years in our “That means we have three cally based. More than 600 students, round college offering bache program are nearly identical to ^plications for every space. We TTie AMA, however, says it when not hitting the books, par lor’s and master’s degrees in medical school. We learn the thought there would be a doesn’t have an official position ticipate in everything from fields such as pyschology, early same diagnostic skills, but we decline,” said Ann Hovland, about naturopathic medicine. cross-legged meditation to childhood education, environ differ in the third and fourth director of admissions and pub “The AMA is a group of Japanese archery and various mental studies, religious studies year, and we are more oriented lic relations. physicians that practice tradi types of martial arts. The school and interdisciplinary arts. around natural therapies and “There has been a fundamen tional medicine. We don’t have ^so offers a program in healing A growing interest in alterna learning when to refer (patients tal change in the way people are anything to say about (naturo arts that includes courses such tive medical practices, which to other doctors), and how to looking at health care. We all pathic medicine.) We have as massage therapy. include homeopathy, massage work adjunctively with drugs,” grew up with the idea that a never made a statement about Since early 1992, applica therapy, Chinese herbal thera Lofft said. doctor would fix us, a pill would them. It’s not something we tions have increased 22 percent pies, midwifery, and nutritional “Though you have to have make it all go away, but the want to pass judgment on,” said at the college, said Sue Seacof, disciplines, also is evident at the 1,000 hours in an outpatient problem always remains, and an AMA spokesman who asked spokeswoman for the school, nation’s two schools of naturo clinic to receive your degree, we you have to do things to heal not to be identified. and officials are scrambling to pathic medicine in Portland, don’t have internship or residen yourself.” The nation’s acupuncture keep up with inquiries. Ore., and Seattle, with both cy requirements like the con Ron Hobbs, director of schools also report increased “Our students are indepen showing increases in applica ventional medical schools,” he admissions at Bastyr College in interest since the “Healing and dent, creative, and they know tions over the past several years. added. Seattle, and a naturopathic the Mind” TV series, according what they want to do. One of A third school will be opening Lofft attributes the rise of physician, reported that applica to Delores Llanso, associate the reasons they are here is that in the fall in Scottsdale, Ariz. applications to a new interest in tions at the school have director of the National Accred they want to nourish themselves Ontario, Canada, is also the self-care that has been fed by increased by 50 percent, and the itation for Schools and Colleges in work that is meaningful for home of a thriving naturopathic astronomical medical costs, an school is expanding so much it of Acupuncture and Oriental interest in preventive medicine, will be doubling the incoming Medicine. and a desire to use natural prod class next fall. “It definitely perked interest” Students write textbook ucts rather than chemicals for “You have to remember that she said. “In 1986 there were healing. we had only five chiropractic only eight accredited schools, “I think people are taking colleges in the country in the now there are 22, and five in for computer literacy better care of themselves and ‘50s,” Hobbs said. He predicted candidate status. C ollege Press Service introductory computer literacy course. Here’s a textbook with a The Triangle is selling twist Instead of having to buy The writers are members of This is a piece of history a required book written by the the university’s Management two Mac IIs that it used professor, at the University of Information Systems Club, for production of the Minnesota-Duluth students and it is estimated that about newspaper. So, you can have to buy a textbook written 500 students will use the book either buy one from by fellow students. for a business class. Joe, or buy a piece of Forty students wrote “Intro At least 100 students are This is YOUR piece of history duction to Computer Litera expected to work on an updat history and a nice com cy,” reported Campus Market ed version next year, and the puter with a 21” moni place, a newsletter of the book will be made available to tor. Price negotiable. National Association of Col other colleges and universities lege Stores. in about one year. The cost of Come to room 3010 The book was published by the book is $12.75 and all roy MacAlsiter McGraw-Hill and is used in an alties go back to the club. P a g e 4 T he Triangle • July 30,1993 E d it o r ia l & O p in io n 'A i. S---X > A student-run newspaper serving the cam pus • and the com m unity s i n c e 1 9 2 6 E ditor-in-C hief M ichael J. L ebiedzinski Ed-O p E ditor K evin E liasen E d i t o r i a l L e t t e r s t o t h e E d i t o r Modern catch-phrases suck Editor: What was once locker-room think of couching it in (slightly) So what’s with the “suck” talk has entered the mainstream more creative contexts such as: schtick? Is Generation X really and has consequently lost its • The mwe things change the the Fellation Generation? shock value and what little more they suck; In the July 16 Triangle, John humor it had. It has become trite • It’s from an old Indian word What do you want to do with your campus? Gruber had two offerings, an in a manner similar to those meaning “this sucks”; interesting “Prisoner of Gravity” “Drexel University Co-Ed Naked • If something can go wrong, it Lines of communication between the administration and stu column and the new, spectacul^- (fill in the blank)” T-shirts; mild sucks; ly vulgar “Captain Hero” comic dents have been improved in the past year. But it seems as ly amusing for about three sec • Give me liberty or give me (so vulgar, in fact, I had to stick onds, then tiresome. though these lines need constant grooming. Having a president suckage. with it to see what would happen Perh^s it’s the result of hav In view of my radical stand, who wants to make the campus greener to improve enrollment next). Sure enough, the Grub- ing been overdone by Wayne, Mr. Editor, I respectfully request helps, but when students’ opinions are heard through “channels" meister did not disappoint. In the Garth, Beavis, and Butt-Head. I that my name be withheld — oth rather than directly, a knot develops. last frame, one of die boys, act would hope that we in this uni erwise someone may tell me to Take the ongoing development of the S-lot. An unusual ing fully in the spirit of the ’toon, versity community could aspire my face that my opinion sucks turnout of students expressed, throught the Continuous Quality uses the standard fellation invec to be more articulate. If “suck” (rhino). Improvement method, certain preferences concerning the devel tive against the captain. must be used, perhaps we could Name withheld by request opment of recreation spaces at a spring term Student Congress meeting. But these concerns followed a “channel” to the final decision, rather than including a student in the group which made Catholics are forgetting God the final decision. Editor: The consciences of most relate that the American More green space is more green space; this is Uue. But when William Clinton could not Catholics were troubled by the Catholic bishops failed to pro the issue is yes or no instead of what, when and where, it is ever have been elected without the casting of votes for pro-abor vide specific moral direction more essential that students be involved. This involvement will Catholic vote. Clinton’s posi tion politicians, such as Clinton about voting for pro-abortion tion on abortion was in direct only come at the students’ request; or demand as some have said. and Perot. The consciences of candidates. This inaction was opposition to the teaching of the too many Catholics have truly the silence of the shep Let’s face it, Buckley Green didn’t just appear. Bob Buckley Catholic faith. The Church become lax and corrupt because herds. Their sin of omission didn’t just wake up one morning and decide to drop thousands of instructs her faithful that abor of the commission of repeated was also mortally grievous. dollars in time and materials on an empty lot. Students were frus tion is murder. This precept has mortal sins never sorrowfully We Catholics have forgotten trated with the lack of green space. They went out and made been taught for 20 centuries. confessed to a priest. Catholics that God is perfect love and things happen. The American Catholic popula do not realize, therefore, that perfect justice. If He did not The addition of the S-lot recreation space will happen. But tion knew the Church’s instruc they became accomplices to chastise us for the horrible sin will most of us be here to use it? And will the rest of the green tion about abortion as pro abohion when they voted for of abortion, God would contra development planned for campus happen during our undergradu claimed by Pope John Paul II, pro-abortion candidates. Conse dict His nature. He can never do ate career? Only if students actively pursue this and other impor but chose to ignore papal decla quently, millions of Catholics this. We will be punished. Only tant issues. rations because of economic with free will and sufficient prayer and penance can reduce coniderations; especially em knowledge committed mortal the tribulations. The peak offrustration ployment. sin last election day. It is sad to Joseph E Valley, M. Ed. Who is more able to keep the Drexel community informed, Q102, the radio station, or The Triangle! Good question. Ed-Op Policy This Monday, at the USGA meeting, members of the Learning • The Editorial & Opinion pages are intended to be a forum for all members of the E)rexel community to express their opinions on issues related to I>rexel University, Philadelphia and the world at large. Letters and columns by DUing staff announced a Water Drive in the Quad, which express only the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views o f The Triangle or £>rexel University. took place on Wednesday, with guests like Q102 and Mayor • The Triangle welcomes letters to the Editor and guest columns as an opportunity to better express personal views. Rendell. To be published, letters to the Editor and columns must be signed and include a phone number. Names w ill be At a similar student government meeting, other students com withheld upon request plained about how The Triangle only covers bad news at Drexel. • Submissions from students must include major, year of graduation arid applicable affiliations; University employ At this week’s freshman orientation, an orientation leader ees must include position at the University. Letters to the Editor must be typed, double-spaced, and no longer than one-and-a-half pages. Guest columns must be no more than three pages, double-spaced. Submissions should be joked that she turned over The Triangles so that the incoming turned in as MacWrite II documents on floppy disk. freshmen would not see that Drexel was being sued. • Writers who submit guest columns may determine, in conjunction with the Editor-in-Chief and the Ed-Op Editor, When news happens, we try to cover it. We don’t simply the feasibility of becoming a regular staff columnist Regular staff columnists should submit a column for every throw out the “good” news and print the “bad” news! News is other issue. Failure to do so may result in a contributor’s staff columnist status being revoked. news. • The deadline for letters to the Editor and guest colunuis is the Wednesday before publication at 5:00 pan. M ail Therefore, a more appropriate question is, “Why doesn’t any submissions to the attention of the Ed-Op Editor, The Triangle, 32nd and Chestaut Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19104. Submissions may also be dropped off in person at our office in room 3010 MacAlister Hall, 33rd and one let us know when things are going on?” Chestnut Streets. A ll submissions w ill be considered, but The Triangle does not guarantee that a submission w ill It takes time to assign reporters and photographers and to be printed. The Triangle reserves the right to edit for space, grammar, and clarity. make space for the news. It takes time to go out and get the news. • Profanity in columns, guest columns and letters to the Editor is not encouraged and may be edited to conform And sometimes, we don’t know because no one tells us. with the journalistic standards o f The Triangle. • Responses to letters to the Editor, columns, guest columns or the editorial are welcoine. The original author o f the Keep these things in mind when you know about news you letter to the Editor, column, guest colunm or editorial in question w ill be permitted to write a response, but the think should be covered in your newspaper. response w ill be limited in length and must only correct factual information or clarify misunderstood points. The 'Driangle • July 30,1993 • 5 The battle is now led b y the unw ed lesbians Well, let’s sec how many peo football and sperm donation). They homosexual activities and brag Yeah, right Anita Hill has been found to be ple I can aggravate this week. I’ve deserve to be treated with equsd about it to be feminine. That is, at Next we move to the question lying about Justice Hiomas in front given a haid think about this tojnc, rights, equal respect, and equal least if you want to call yourself a of sexual harassment. This is quite of Congress, she should be arrested and I believe it is now time to dis pay. Unfortunately, as is usually feminist. an interesting law. I believe it and charged fw giving false testi cuss... feminism. the case in this country, people What we have here is a classic would be described as vague at mony and for fraud, but they won’t have not learned where to stop, example of the liberal minority best. Here is a law that states that it touch her, because she’s so in ^ r- and are overkilling the feminist screaming and yelling about some doesn’t matter what a man does to tant to the feminist movement. movement. thing that has already gone too far. a woman, it matters what she I hope women who read this Before I see my effigy burning Let’s take the new family leave thinks about it. So here we can column will understand that they outside The Triangle window, let law. Women can get pregnant consider everything from asking a do not need this kind of recogni me explain what I’m talking about whenever they want, schedule a girl out more than once as sexual tion or support. It is truly degrad To any woman reading this col full six months off of work regard harassment, to feeling up a girl ing to any heterosexual woman umn who considers herself a femi less of how inportant she is to the whose name you don’t even know who would like to have a husband Yes, you’ve all seen the Nation nist, let me ask you two questions: company, and return with her pay as okay. The way to make asking a and family, and it is equally insult al Organization for Woman. Are you a lesbian? Do you believe and position intact. Now, imagine girl out more than once okay or ing to women in the work force. You’ve heard the story of Anita m^riage is guaranteed enslave she were a vice-president How do feeling up a girl into sexual harass What these laws and statements Hill. And you are probably also ment for a woman? If you you find a replacement for such an ment is to change the woman’s have in common is that they say familiar with at least some of the answered “Yes” to both questions, important position? It will take attitude. TTie man’s is always the that women cannot hack it in the statistics pitting sex against sex. congratulations; you a ’^ s femi almost six months just to train same. Besides, this law is, if any “man’s world,” and the law must Yet, somehow, it has again nist. If you answered “No” to someone to do the job, only to thing, discriminatory towards unat therefore run to their rescue. become commonplace to slam the either, then you should maybe do a have them either demoted or laid tractive men. Heterosexual women Women cannot fight men on a white male in this counuy, and this little research before you start call off when she returns. Now imagine tend to tolerate more sexual level mental playing field, and time, it’s truly, literally, below the ing yourself a feminist. that she were a he. His wife is aggressiveness from a man they must therefore have the legal belt. It’s true, girls. Sheila Cronen, pregnant, about to give birth, and find attractive than from a man scales tipped in their favor. How I’d like to start with the major one of the leading feminists in this he wants a full six months off, with they are repulsed by. disgusting this feminist movement beginnings of the modem feminist nation, said “Since marriage con a retention in pay and position. Also, I’d like to say that since has become. movement, circa the ’60s. Women stitutes slavery for women, it is before feminism were almost prop clear that the women’s movement erty. They were married off, and must concentrate on attacking mar 'Heroes' of today lack heroism went from one man’s house (her riage. Freedom for women cannot Julia Roberts and Lyle Lovett tabloids. town in his limousine and get father’s) to another (her be without the abolition of mar were married recently in the same The problem is not always with autographs and all of that. Then husband’s). Unless they were riage.” Read this carefully. Not. small Indiana city that happens to the fallen heroes. Though, I’ll be there are the other endings. The financially forced to, they never only has she just stated that every be where I lived all of my non- the first to admit that the average one where this big hero misses the worked, i^ d when they d ii it was man who marries a woman does so collegiate life. The church where Hollywood star is definitely not big play and throws his hat. The never a “man’s job.” Having been to enslave her, a complete degrada the ceremony was held was about living up to any high standards. one where the hero yells at the ref given the right to vote earlier on, tion of all men, but she also threw These people are simply living eree. The one where the hero falls their vote still almost always went away every established religion’s their lives. Taking in their and breaks his leg. And there is with their husband’s. most holy union. And this is pro moments of stardom. Collecting the worst one of all. The one Finally, somebody realized that gressive? This is the future? the handsomely large check at the where little Billy meets his hero men were not the only ones capa Next, we move to the National end of the show, movie, or con for the big moment to get an auto ble of work, as was demonstt^ated Organization for Women Times, CfmSTOmm cert. And they watch as they are graph and say hello. And the hero in the factories of WWn America. January 1988,“Tlie simple fact is, Hatch elevated to the level of star, to the says something like, “Beat it, kid” Over the ’60s and ’70s, women every woman must be willing to be level of hero. But, they are still the or “Hey, I’m busy” or “I don’t continued to climb the social lad recognized as a lesbian to be fully 300 yards from my front door. same person, lost in this fame. sign autographs.” The one where der, and today are found in every feminine.” What??? Guess what, The event became fte talk of the It’s a familiar scene in one of the hero has died. facet of life (except, obviously. ladies, you all have to engage in town ... the secret wedding which those heartwrenching movies or Except that we have forgotten no one suspected ... the event of television shows. Little Timmy or that the hero hasn’t died. The the summer to the rest of the Billy or Beaver idolizes this par expectation of heroism has died. 'Anti-Greek' may known universe. They were all ticular sports hero. He collects The hero could never die, because there soon after the event posters, he has the team apparel, the hero was never alive to begin occurred — Hard Copy, the and he never misses an event on with. It was that imaginary escape. be earned sentiment National Enquirer, People Maga television where he can watch his The hope of fame and fortune. Surprise, Surprise — words He claimed that the “they” zine, Entertainment Tonight — all hero. And one day, dear old dad, The endless idolization of people from die columnist who is sup (meaning members of The Trian of them. Everyone wanted a or grandpa, or mom, or big broth with qualities that are admirable or posed to be home for the summer. gle) waited until right before glimpse of their favorite heroes er, or whomever the strange plot infamous. But there are few peo Yes folks, I have had a revelation, freshman orientation to print getting married. This little city twist has brought to be in charge ple who are ever able to become even though I have put all something derogatory about- the had its eyes filled with gold stars. of the youngster, decides that true heroes. Imperfection abounds. thoughts on hold for the summer. fraternities, therefore giving the But, just a few weeks later, it’s today is the big day. The day to go And that small city in Indiana However, miraculously, the freshmen a negative impression business as usual. to the big game in the sports arena. has to get on living. There is still wheels in my brain still seem to be about the whole system. He also The problems of the town are The day to see that hero live and work to be done. There are still revolving at a fairly good pace. claimed that The Triangle hates still there. The slow producing in person. There are many twists problems to be solved. And the fraternities. economy sends ripples of difficul at this point in the story. A few people that are living next door or Let me just say right here that I ty through our pr^ominantly blue actually have the happy ending. in the same house should become am not anti-Greek. However, I am collar city. There are still drug The one where little Timmy meets more important than the stars that an\i-Triangle bashing. I have had deals going on in the heart of the his hero and gets to ride around left the night before. it with fraternities blaming The city. And there are gangs increas Triangle for giving them negative ing their membership daily. And Gjna Di VmcENZo coverage. The Triangle prints all of this was forgotten, just for a news. If a fraternity does some moment. Jobs Available at On this wonderful day, I made thing negative which hinders the Going to the grocery store, one a trip into Philadelphia to take welfare of the University then the of my favorite places is the check- Mellon PSFS care of some business concerning facts will be printed. That is what out aisle. Everyone knows the my “Drexel career.” I also made the newspaper is for — to print spot I’m talking about. The spot 8th and Market Street some visits and said a quick hello news. with the National Enquirer, Cos to those I occasionally think of Now, as far as negative mopolitan, and People. And the Mellon Bank’s Retail Lockbox Department will be hiring a limited while I am relaxing at home and remarks that are printed on the fun magazines. The ones about number of part-time employees for work during our peak processing periods. watching my soap opera. opinion pages are concerned; that real scandals, or the ones about the fake scandals that atU’act our Applicants must be able to work a minimum of 15 hours per week, I had an interesting conversa is where they belong. Those words and vyork up to 48 hours. Our schedules are made up weekly and tion with an acquaintance of mine. are not fact they are opinions! attention. Stories about heroes. employees are scheduled on an “as needed” basis. We were discussing the article Everyone at this university has the The people of the hour. Stories written about Apple Pi Lambda right to express their opinion in about fallen heroes. The villains Jobs Available; Mail Openers losing its recognition, which The Triangle, through letters to of the moment. 10 Key Operators- appeared in the July 16th issue of the editor or guest columns. It’s a peculiar syndrome. The Shifts Available: 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. (Mon.-Fri.) fascination with heroes. From the 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Mon.-Fri.) The Triangle. It is simply preposterous to and full days on Sat. & Sun. This person, who happened to blame The Triangle for negative favorite baseball pitcher, to the Rate of Pay: $6.00 to $7.00 per hour depending be a member of a (3reek organiza publicity the Greek originizations favorite sitcom actor, to the on skill level tion, informed me that he feels receive. The only way to not favorite blockbuster movie star. PC experience helpful that The Triangle staff is against receive negative publicity is to not America’s eyes filled with hopes. Greeks and brought my attention commit acts which will bring Rags to riches stories taking the If you are interested In applying, please send self-addressed to the headline which read “Drex about negative repercussions to population by storm, only to have stamped envelope to: el, fraternities hit with $850,000 your specific organization. Hark!! the newly rich scandalized and Retail Lockbox Mellon PSFS lawsuit.” That almost sounds simple. exposed on television and in the 701 Market Street Th9 Triangle la looking for peopio to become regular Philadelphia, PA'19101 columnists for the rest of Summer term and throughout the Attn: Operations Manager 199-3255 next year, If you're Interested, please stop by 3010 We will then send you an application and an information packet. EOE/Affirmative Action Employer MacAllstfli Nall, or call 895>2585, and ask to speak to the Ed'O p Editor or Edftor-in-Chlef^______6 • The Triangle • July 30,1993 The Triangle Student H andbook com ing soon! Including: W hy place an ad in this book? Dining Guide • This book will include everything about Drexel; Bars IT IS TOTALLY ENCOMPASSING. Shopping • It will be published before students return to Drexel Sports SCHOOL. Greek Life Off Campus Housing • It WILL REMAIN ON STUDENT’S DESKS ALL YEAR ROUND, Student Organizations • 8,000 TO 10,000 COPIES WILL BE PRINTED. The Hit List • W e know what we’re doing. W e did it once Philadelphia Attractions BEFORE, AND WE DO A NEWSPAPER EVERY WEEK. More.... • It’s cheap! C heck out the rates below. How to get in it... Call 895-2585 and talk to Francis to place an ad before September 6. Advertising Rates: Students/DU Business Size Full Page $150 $175 10" high 71/4" wide Half Page $75 $100 5" X 71/4" Quarter Page $40 $50 5" X 3 1/2" Eighth Page $20 $30 2 1/2" X 3 1/2" The Drexel Hitlist is being updated! The unofficial offical teachers evaluation source for the common Drexel student is now being updated for printing. A new listing will be out before the freshmen arrive for fall term. Please fill out the forms below in order to get your favorite or worst teacher included. Some of the old listings are getting dusty and need to be confirmed or modified, so please send in as many as you can. Drop off your completed forms to The Triangle office in 3010 MacAlister. The Triangle is not affiliated with the Drexel I^tlist and is only being used as a dropoff point. Teacher's Last Name: First Name/Initial: Teacher's Last Name; First Name/Initial: YourQass: (Circle One) Freshman Sophmore Pre-Junior Junior Senior YourQass: (CircleOne) 'Frediman Sophmore Pre-Jimior Junior Senior Subject Area (example - ECON): ______Subject Area (example - ECON): ______ Try to answer the following questions: Try to answer the following questions: Is the instructor fair when grading papers, tests, homework, labs, etc.? Is the instructor fair when grading papers, tests, homework, labs, etc.? How good is the instructor as a teacher? How good is the instructor as a teacher? Do they presoit the course material well? Do they present the course material well? Is the instructor willing to explain topics outside of normal class time? Is the instructor willing to explain topics outside of normal class time? Do you consider his/her tests hard or easy relative to the course material? Do you consider his/her tests hard or easy relative to the course material? Is the instructor fair about assigning homework or do you feel overburdened? Is the instructor fair about assigning homework or do you feel overburdened? Try to use plenty of descriptors such as: interesting, lazy, tough, weekly quizes, Try to use plenty of descriptors such as: interesting, lazy, tough, weekly quizes, too much ^eory, helpful, confusing, etc. These are just some examples. Then too much tfieory, helpful, confusing, etc. These are just some examples. Then write your evaluatkjn in tf\e ^irit of the Hitlist. write your evaluation in the spirit of the Hitlist. REMEMBER, NOT ALL EVALUATIONS MUST BE BAD. WE ENCOURAGE REMEMBER, NOT ALL EVALUATIONS MUST BE BAD. WE ENCOURAGE GOOD EVALUATIONS. GOOD EVALUATIONS. (Don't just say This teacher is lousy." Tell us why, be descriptive and comprehensive.) (Don’t just say T his teacher is lousy." Tell us why, be descriptive and comprehensive.) The Triangle • July 30,1993* 7 46t i MacASster Hall t6 wi^xh MacAlistcr Hall happtwi at day in Sttln Auditoritofti Nesbitt ♦ If y F r i d a y 3 0 Saturday 3 1 S u n d a y 1 M o n d a y 2 T u e s d a y 3 Remind your significant other • Mass at St. Agatha-St James • Center for Literacy needs volun- • Watch Northern Exposure and join • No news is good news, that you love them today. Church 38th at Chestnut 5:30p. teer tutors. Call 474-1CFL the fan club started by a Drexel • Mass at St. Agatha-St James Graduate. Write to: An Oasis, Church 38th & Chestnut, 10a, P.O. Box 42433, Phila., PA 11:30a, 5p. 19101. W ednesday 4 T h u r s d a y 5 F r i d a y 6 S a t u r d a y 7 ______S u n d a y 8 • GAB Friday Night Flidt "A River •; Explonng the Infemetii Korman • Have a great weekend, remem- • Mass at St; Agatha-St James Mass at St. Agatha-St James Runs Through*" 8p. Stein Audi* 249 4:30. ber mid terms are hear Church 38th ^ Chestnut 5;30p. Church 38th «t Chestnut lOa^ toriura* Nesbitt HalL • Put some everrts in thts box, • Atwater Kent Museum & Neigh ll;30a, 5p. • Temple University's Center lor ^ borhood Tour 16:30a to Qfted Young Musidans recital U:30p, Cost $20.00 Go any h30p. 569 S, Broad S t Tuesday thru Sajturday 9i30a to • S o rd ery 4i45v, a r d For mfo call 932-3031. • USGA • Ludergraduate Student Goveniineiit Association Clothing Drive to benefit the Salvation A rm y Student Assembly Meetings Eveiy Monday at 7p.m. August 1 - August 7 W e w ill pick up bags of clothing from locations Room 5051 McAllister Hall on-cam pus or in nearby Pow elton V illage Everyone is invited to attend. Call Gamma Sigma Sigma at 895-1973 or stop by 3031 MacAlister Hall Call i SGA at (215) 895-2577 to be on the agenda or for more information. If you m issed the senior § p o rtraits for th e L exerd, C arl W olf S tudios w ill be The Newirian Cen iter Community -welcomes you to cel ebrate Mass with back in O ctober. 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'r.- •' Tiie work may iast for an issue, for a term, or untii graduation. Tiie experience iasts forever. The Triangle. Drexei’s only student newspaper. Join us now. 895-2585. 3010 flacAlister Haii. Page 10 The Triangle C la ssified s July 30,1993 Index A partm ents A partm ents A partm ents A partm ents 37th & Lancaster - 4 bedroom apts. The Triangle Classifieds are sepa 3735 Lancaster Avenue, 1 BR, WAV Millett Enterprises @ 222-1207.7357 33rd & Spring Garden $500. Franklin carpets, ceramic tile kitchen + bath, new Rentals 382-7368 131/______Available immediately, own w/d. rated into 10 available classifica House - after 5 years our tenants have appliances, newly renovated, air condi- 4 bedroom, 1.5 bath, bi-level, laundry, $890+Util Millett Enterprises @ 222- tions in the order below. If you graduated and are finally given up this 1207. /34/______tioning, roof access call 222-8006.734/ remarkable house which has 8 bed security system, large sundeck, hard cannot find a beading, there are no 6-7 large room home. W/W, W/D, 2 rooms, completely rewired for separate wood floors, available 9/1. All of this 38th & Hamilton - Efficiency, I,2,3,4,<& ads of that type in this week’s full baths, secure window bar. Fire student p/c's, refridge's, you name it!! for only $800. Others also available. 5 bedroom apartments available for newspaper. place. AV 9/1 call 382-2388 Leave For $178 each you get a spacious sunny Franklin Rentals 382-73681311______September. All modern with gas heat. message 734/______private rom, laundry, backyard and dou Efficiency in charming Victorian home, Roof decks, w/w carpet, w/d. $325 - ble living room. $1425+util. 3617 lovely garden view, ornate fireplace, $1195 + Util. Millett Enterprises @ Apartments 2 or 3 hr apt at 32nd st. secure porch and backyars. Gas heat call 382-2388 Spring Garden Just listed, rush to see!. hardwo^ floors, laundry, available 9/1, 222-1207. /34/______Sublets or leave message 386-9683. 730/______/35/______$395 -f $25 for utilities. Franklin 3405 Baring St., Two bedrooms, two R om inates 4 br apt and 3 br apt. recent renovation Just pack a suitcase and move in! Rentals 382-7368 737/______baths, kitchen living room. Sunny third F o r Sale close to campus. Gas heat, call 382- Beautiful spacious extremely private 2 bedroom in lovely Victorian home, floor apartment. Good security $675 including utilities. Call 386-6001 /35/ W anted 2388 or leave a message 386-9683.736/ room in owner occupied home at 35th fumished/unfiiriiished, skylight, air con and Baring. 18ft. ceilings, hardwood 3735 Lancaster Ave. - 1 BR near Drexel Services Clean, newly painted 1 br apt. available ditioning, carpet & hardwood floors, floors ceiling fan, marble fireplace, nice kitchen, laundry, alarm system, campus, newly renovated, w/w carpet Help Wanted right next to 7-11. Safe, partly fur nished, good parking, and very close to cable tv, washer/dryer, security system, $695 + $25 for utilities. Franklin ing, air cond, new appliances, tile Lost & Found subway. $3257mo. including heat and gourmet kitchen, furniture and kitchen Rentals 382-7368/37/______kitchen & bath. $400 call 222-8006. Announcements hot water. Call 386-5677 7367______utencils available Sept I or 15 32nd & Pearl: 3 + 4 bedrrom apart /35/______$395/mo. 222-4056.1311______Personals Studio, large, 3825 Hamilton Street. ments available September 1st. Bi-level Apartments for rent available Sept 1, Sunny, Beautiful renovated apt. New Apartment with a view 35th and Baring sunny apartments with 2 fu ll bathrooms 1993. Large one bedroom and large kitchen and Bath, track lighting, 2 bedroom apartment with eat in modem kitchens with G/O. W/W car three bedroom on Drexel’s campus. Placing Classifieds exposed brick, super clean, quiet build- kitchen, separate living room, spacious pets &. lots of closet space. W/D in Call 215-673-8911./34/______ing only 295-h Call 727-6488 7377 sunny (3 skylites) lots of storage securi building starting at $850 includes heat. 1 Bedroom apartment with yard, hard The deadline for placing a clas ty system, washer/dryer, cable tv, ac, Call day 222-9117 ask for Chris. Night wood floors, leirge closets, dishwasher, 34th and Baring sts. 3 story, 3 a7c bed furniture optional $695/mo 222-4056. sified ad is 5:00 p.m. on the Tues call 765-1076 /36/______modern kitchen, secure, very good con room house, w7d, dishwasher, garbage /37/______day before the Friday you wish disposal, cable ready. Suitable for 4 or Available Sept. 15-1-4 bedroom apt. dition. 3627 Powelton Ave. Modem newly renovated apts for rent. spacious, 2 floors, fu ll kitchen & livin g $440/month plus. 662-1000./36/ your ad to appear. 5. $1,000 includes some utilities. Available now Phone222-7185. 7367 1,2,3,4 bdrms avail. Good location and room, good size bedroms, 2 fu ll baths, 5 Bedroom house 2 bathrooms, alarm Forms must be completed in very seife area. Includes g/d, ceiling small yard, dishwasher, garbage dispos system, gas heat, large closet, full, otherwise no guarantees w ill 32nd + Powelton: Modem 2 br a7c, gas fans, w/d (in basement), studio lighting, al, no washer/dryer. Great location heat, w7w carpet w7d in apt. Reason- washer/dryer, dishwasher. Energy effi- be made. W riting should be legi ets. Very cheap - must see !!! Please 3329 Powelton Abe. $1260 month u tili cie.nt $890 month plus utilities 662- ably priced call 279-1205.7367______call 662-5337.7367______ties included. Please call Gina at 885- ble. 1000 38th & Hamilton. / 36/______Walk to campus. Apartments for rent. 1 Bedroom apartment in apt. complex; 0634 (evenings only) 7357______If there are no copies of the Reasonable rates, Ibr and 2br. Call Deluxe 3 or 4 bedroom house/apt. 2 On 41st & Chestnut street; w/d in base 32nd & Pearl: 1 & 2 bedroom apart bathrooms, central air, all appliances, classified form available (this hap 279-1205 7367______ment, carpetted, ideal for two, very safe ments available in September 1st. deck, sunny & bright, ice maker, etc. pens occasionally), write your ad Our apartments are immaculately clean. low rent of $400/mo all utilities includ Sunny with high ceilings. A ll have Alarm, energy efficient $890 month on a fu ll sheet of paper, and We have 1 and 2 bedroom apartments ed. Call Priya 387-7787 (E) 895-2376 modern kitchens and lots o f closet space plus 662-1000/36/______available for September 1st. Some have (D). /36/______W/D in building starting at $395 include your name, organization, 1 1/2 bedroom apartment. Tile bath, fireplaces, patios, decks, or yards. All One bedroom apartment totally renovat includes heat Call day 222-9117 ask for phone number, and student num have modern tile baths and kitchens. Chris. Night call 765-10761361 dishwasher, yard, washer/dryer, declud- ed. New kitchen, new bath, new paint. ed.loft. $490 662-1000./36/______ber if you are a Drexel student or Our buildings are lovely historic Efficeient gas h e ^ free washer + dryer. Apartments for rent. Beautiful 1 and your name, organization, address, restorations, and maintained to the high Available Sept. $425+ 386-6722. 36/ two bedroom units in Powelton Village/ $200 CASH!!! If you need an apartment est standatds. Come see for yourself. University area HW floors, washer and then call me first. I will give you $200 and phone number if you are not a Heat is always included. 1 Bedrooms 3406 Spring Garden - 2 bedroom apart cash after you sign a least. I'm not the Drexel student. Always make note ment new renovation - new kitchen. dryer, outdoor decks, call and leave from $495, 2 Bedrooms from $600. message. 624-7536./36/______owner, just a 3rd party beneficiary. of the date the ad was placed, Meridian Associates 387-7808 7347 New bath, new carpet, new paint. Inte 386-8029. /35/______rior security bars, efficient gas heat, 3312 HAMILTON STREET: Efficien which section you wish the ad 6BR, 2 Bath Victorian townhouse. large yard, free washer + dryer. $550 + cies, one and two bedrooms from 36th and Lancaster. Luxury 5 bedroom placed in. Be sure to sign your great location at 41st & Chestnut, high Available now 386-6722. /36/______299/mo up. Heat gas and hot water house, large closets, deck, high cielings, ceilings, large bedrooms, modern name. included. A ll apartments have walk-in energy efficient, washer/dryer. Alarm kitchen and laundry. $1300 call today Apartment for rent: 308 N 32nd Street. system. Oak and carpet floors, central In Person Spacious, clean 1 bedroom, safe neigh closets, lots of windows, walking dis- 222-2000.7367______tance to school. 349-9429./46/______air $1500 Call 662-1000./35/______Our office is 3010 MacAlister borhood, close to school #375/month + GRAD STUDENTS Large 2 room effi util. $50 discount first month. Call 2 3 bedrooms apts avail. Powelton v il- 37th & Powelton. Large 1 Bedroom HaU. ciencies from $325 hardwood floors, 476-0781 or 222-0731./37/______large cable with &. wash./dryer. Safe apt. Large enough for two. $440 + gas M a il laundry on premises short term leases call Ron 222-1740.1311 and elec. Heat included. Call 387- available. CaU UCH 382-2986.7367 33rd and BARING. Large, two-bed 6793. /35/______The Triangle room apartment available in September SUNNY, BRIGHT, RESTORED Attn: Classifieds Manager 37lh & Baring - Large Two Bedroom in faculty member’s house close to HOUSES AND APARTMENTS, 37th & Powelton. Large studio apt. Apartment Modern ^tchen and bath, Third floor. $395 + elec. Heat includ- 32nd & Chestnut Streets campus. Large living room with built POWELTON VILLAGE. UNIVERSI w7w carpeting, contemporary design. in shelving, separate lutchen, hardwood ed. Call 387-6793./36/______. PhUadelphia, PA 19104 TY CITY. WALK TO CAMPUS! 1 Private Secure entrance on quiet block. floors, washer and dryer, storage, etc. BDRM $350/M0 +; 2 BDRM 35th & Hamilton. Efficiency apt. F ax One Month Free! Must See! One bedroom apartment ^so available. $500/M0+ (bi-level); 3 BDRM BI Quiet building and .quiet area. $330 + The Triangle Fax number is (215) $5007month + Utilities. Walter M. Sorry, non-smokers only. Please call LEVEL $700/ MO +; 4-5 BDRM elec. Heat included. Call 387-6793. Wood, Realtors at 386-2800.7357 895-5935. If it is a paid ad, a copy Dr. Weiner at 386-5079. /37/______HOUSE $875/ MO+. SECURITY, /36/______PEARL COURT - A genuine cloistered of the check or money order 3 bedroom bi-level, skylights, central SUN DECKS, YARDS, MUST SEE! 34th & BARING. TWO LOVELY garden courtyard - adjouned by spa air, wall to wall, laundry, alarm, pets #222-2370 (Alex). ^5 /______APARTMENTS. ONE, ONE BED should be faxed and the original cious decks - these are our very best 2 okay, 36th & Lancaster. Only $1175. 4 BR Apartment. 32rd 8l Powelton. ROOM. LARGE LIVING/DINING should be mailed or dropped off in & 4 Bedroom apts. available Sept. 1. Franldin Rentals 382-7368 /37/______Available Sept. 1st. 4 Huge Bedrooms, ROOM, ALL ALMOND GALLEY A/C!, w7w carpet. Modem, w7d usable person. 5 bedroom house, 33rd & Baring, fire 2 Full Baths, Wall to Wall Carpeting, KITCHEN, BEDROOM WITH 3 WIN basement, you must see these unique Modem Kitchen w/ Eating Area, Good DOW BAY, LARGE BATH, WALL apts. Off 37th & Powelton $775+Util. place, refinished hardwood floors, pri Security, AC, W/D in Apartment, TO WALL CARPET. HEAT Millett Enterprises @ 222-1207. /357 vate yard, laundry, modern kitchen Costs Limits $1250. Others available. Franklin Garbage Disposal & Dishwasher. INCLUDED. $525. ONE TWO BED 33rd & Baring - Superb location! 1 & 4 Rentals 382-7368.737/______Affordable Gas Heat. This Place is a ROOM APARTMENT WITH LARGE DREXEL ADVERTISERS Bedroom - 3 Bath Apts Beautiful Gar must see!!!! 222-5983. Call Anytime. LIVING/DINING ROOM, ALL Large 3 bedroom house, bi-level, hard Cost: FREE. Exceptions: normal den /Yard, gas heat, hardwood floors, 735/______ALMOND GALLEY KITCXHEN, w/d, fine furniture, really gorgious wood floors, laundry, basement, yard. LARGE BATH, TWO BEDROOMS, ad rates apply for personal busi All this only $600. Franklin Rentals 6 Bedroom - 3 Baths - Kitchen - Living setup. As little as $230 per person. Room - Laundry - $1000 - September - WALL TO WALL CARPET $650 nesses and apartments. Millett Enterprises @ 222-1207 . /35/ 382-7368. /37/______483-2395. /40/______INCLUDES HEAT. BEAUTIFUL Limits: 2 classified ads per person 38th & Hamilton - Efficiency, 1,2,3,4,& 1 bedroom exposed brick, eat in STREET. SECURED BUILDING. Brand new 3 or 4 bedroom apartments per issue, with a 40 word maxi 5 bedroom apartments for Sept. All kitchen, large sunken living room, hard VERY DESIRABLE. AVAILABLE available now. Call Mule at 387-5040. modem with gas heat. Super penthouse wood floors, laundry $495. Franklin SEPTEMBER 1, 1993 FOR ONE mum for each. P^sonals have a 25 /36/______deck, a/c!, w/w carpet, w/d. As little as Rentals 382-7368/37/______YEAR LEASE. WASHER/DRYER IN word maximum. Ads w ill be edit $192 per person. $325-1150 + Util. 2 bedroom newly rehabed, wall to wall FREE MONEY!! $50 to anyone who BUILDING. ONE GARAGE AVAIL- ed for length. carpeting, modern kitchen, laundry. finds me a tenant. Call 222-0115 ABLE $50/MONTH. 947-9380. /36/ CHIA. /35/______Apts, available private home, Pow Vil OUTSIDE ADVERTISERS One bedroom apt. recently renovated, lage area spacious furnished apts large Cost: (per week) $3.50 for the first entire third floor. Available immediate 2nd + 3rd floor. 3 bed. apt. cable/laun PAID, ly. 385+ and One bedroom apt. bi dry available. Newly renovated. Sum 25 words and $.15 for each word level, recently renovated. Available mer/Fall. Call Ron Todd 222-1740 thereafter. Tear sheets are $.50 Must see. /38/ extra. Ads Must be pre-paid. Pay PART-TIME 4 Bedroom apartment available Septem 3735 Lancaster Ave.- I BR;close to ment can be made by cash, money ber 1. 2 fu ll bath, w/w carpet, w/d, roof campus, newly renovated,w/w carpet order, o r check. deck, a/c, ideal for 4-6 students, 38th & ing, new appliances, ceramic tile INTERNSHIPS Hamilton. $1195+Util. Millett Enter kitchen & bath - $400 Call 222-8006. Limits: there are no ad limits or prises @ 222-1207. /34/ 1351 word lim its for paid classifieds. Conrail’s headquarters (20th & Market Sts.) & our 33rd & Barine • 1 & 4 Bedroom Apts $200 CASH!! I will give you $200 if Technology Center (in Far Northeast Phila.) have available for September. Garden/Yard, you lease an apartment through West gas heat, hardwood floors, w/d, semi- Village. Only qualification is you must Additional Info paid internship opportunities for Juniors and fiimished, very spacious. W95-$1290+ Seniors with majors in: be new leassee. I f you need any size If there is a charge for your Uril. M illett Enterprises @ 222-1207 apartment, call here FIRST. Ask for /34/. Rich at 386-8029. /35/ advertisement, fu ll payment must • COMPUTER SCIENCE be received before the ad can run. M ultiple ads with duplicate • M .I .S . subjects w ill not be accepted • ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING D r e x e l ' s B e s t O n -C a m p u s H o u s in g unless they are paid for or submit • TELECOMMUNICATIONS ted on disk (MacWrite format). • G R A P H I C S No classifieds w ill be accepted l e r n e r c o u r t a p a r t m e n t s over the telephone. Qualified individuals will be literate in PC technol 120 N 34TH ST / 3409-1 5 RACE ST Ads may be cancelled or cor ogy and software. rected by notifying the classifieds 1 B R - B e a u t if u l K it c h e n (C h e f e x t r a !) staff in writing or by phone by the Interested candidates may send letter & resume 2 B R - D r e a m P l a c e (S a f e . . . N o N ig h t m a r e s !) 5:00 p.m. Tuesday deadline. No to: Kathleen C. Murphy, CONRAIL, 18-C, 2 B R — L a r g e , 13* L i v i n g R o o m ( G o o d f o r 4 p e o p l e ) refunds w ill be given for cancelled 2001 Market St., P.O. Box 41418, Philadel 3 B R - L a r g e R o o m s ( H u r r y . . . W o n ' t L a s t !) ads. phia, PA 19101-1418. FAX (215) 209-4548. 4 B R - B i g a s a h o u s e ( M a i d S e r v ic e E x t r a !) These apartm ents feature: T r i a n g l e ' C e n t r a l A i r & G a s H e a t , L a u n d r y F a c i l i t i e s o n P r e m i s e s , E x c e l l e n t S e c u r i t y V e r y R e s o n a b l e R a t e s C lassifieds Don’t Worry, Be Happy and Safe, I lu' tu St vs >i\ to I \ ()iir u ()nl ai n CONRAIL* Live in Lerner Court Place! S'IS. ',i)in \1,„ \||,|, r II,ill _____ 8 8 6 -9 9 9 9 W oodstock R ealty 7 6 3 - 3 3 0 3 House and Apartments Some Short-Term Leases • 3 Brm Carriage Lane Townhouse- 32nd & Hamilton. NEW! Roof Deck, Parking, Fireplace, Secu rity System , Waslier/Dryer, CA, and more! Avail. 9/1 From $1400/Mo. • 27th & South- 2 Brm and 2 Brm/2 bath, Avail. Now or Sep. Some summer leases, Spiral Stair, Private ent., CA, From $695/Mo. • 3 Brm/2 Bath § 3629 Lancaster- NEW Huge Bi-Level, CA, DW, W/D, Security Syst, skylt. Avail 9/1 $1 1 75/Mo. The Triangle • July 30,1993 • 13 For Sale For Sale Help Wanted Announcements Announcements p m . 734/ line. Worth $2000 w ill sacrifice for environment, good pay. Commuter ing with children, preschoolers, and tot- $450. Call Rob (215) 624-3429 /39/ knowledge of public relations 2-4 Mazda 626 LX 89, 5 spd (stick) ac, from Havertown area, underclassmen tlers in .shelter 3 hours/week- flexible hr./wk: 3215 Race Street World Games power sU BR/ locks, am/fm cas. W ell- preferred. Call 449-8266 for interview. 5:50-8:30 pm People’s Emergency Cen- Institute Rosemary Lukens 387-0220 maintained, excellent cond one owner. Wanted /34/______ter Lorraince Latham 382-7523______48 K miles $7700 or BO 660-0458. /34/ Research Assistant/Technical Writer The Drexel ice hockey team is looking Would you like to make additional Construction Volunteer General con Aid in the research and compilation o f 73 Red corvette totally restored, immac for 1 or 2 work studies for their 1993-94 money in your spare time? You can struction and labor activities. No skills information pertaining to municipal ulate condition, no reasonable offer season easy work and you go to all or work only a few hours a week and make needed. Supervision by Drexel Co-ops. government operations. Working with refused call (609) 783-4067(e) 952- our games home & away for in fo call up to $1500/month! For details, call Available daily for 8 hr./day. House is Publications Committee 10 hr./week 1273(d)./34/ ______Rob 382-2421. /35/______982-5170 and leave your name and at Lancaster & Girard Avenues. Habitat starting June 1st League of Women number. /35/______for Humanity Ted Swanson 895-6942 Must sell: 3 miniblinds 36x64H ($25 Looking for a portable stereo with Voters Pamela L Kemp 977-9488 for all 3) 4 miniblinds 37Wx64H ($45 am/fm/cassette/CD. Preferably a named Immediate Openings: Earn $ll-»- per Development Assistant Data entry, Software Division Assistant/Research for all 4) couch <&cofTee table ($30 for brand and not more than 3 years old. hour, Mon- Thurs 4;30 -8;30. Don’t set mailings, assistance with planning & Data Entry; General clerical assistance; pair) Everything in good condition; all Please call or leave a message at 222- tle for flipping burgers, You deserve execution of 2 community events to be Research. Good researching skills, abil prices are negotiable call Daniel 386- 2671.736/______more. Good people, good Fun. call for held in Fall of 1993 Knowledge of com ity to work independently, knowledge 7573. /35/ ______info:629-0773. 737/______Wanted: Mac LC or recent model in puters helpful. 5 hr./wk 3215 Race of computers helpful 5 hr./wk: 3215 For Sale: bike $10, sm refige $25, old good condition 453-0424. /34/______The Nation’s #1 consumer credit report Street World Game Institute Gianna Race Street World Games Institute microwave $25, desk $20, chairs $5, ing company is seeking Telephone Col Tripodi 387-0220 ______David Whitter 387-0220 ______Mac Games & DA’s wanted. Trade for end tables $5-20, drafting table $15, lectors for the following schedules: FT Early Childhood Helper Reading, play Teen Health Related Video Education lamps $5, AC needs freon $5, folding dead Sony 40 MB HD - Chris (215)884- 11:20 AM to 9:00PM Mon-Thurs 8:00 5723 leave message. /34/______ing with children ages 0-5 yrs old. Tak Preparation of script & production of chairs $5. call Mike. 386-8567. 734/ AM to 12:00 Noon Sat FT 8:00AM to ing children for walks, trips, or arts & teen produced video on AIDS, infont Mac Plus computer- almost new, WANTED - TENNIS PARTNERS 4:40PM Mon-Fri PT 5:00PM to crafts. Working with homeless children mortality, reproductive health issues for includes software: MacWrite, Excel, SAUGHT TO PLAY ON WEEK 9:00PM Mon-Thurs 8:00AM to 12:00 in a shelter flexible hours 9:30am-4pm teen educators. Summer, 4 hr./wk at Mac Paint, games, graphics software DAYS. CALL 382-2540 AND ASK Noon Sat If you are assertive, an excel People’s Emergency Center Lorraince SCS Southwest Community Services and much more. caJl for more info- no FOR CHRIS./35/______lent communicator and self-motivated, Latham 382-7523______■ Brigitta Howe 729-8911/12______we will train you. We offer $7.00 per reasonable offer refused.call (609) 783- Language Exchange Partner. I am look Filmmaker To /aid in the development Tutor- Homeless Adults Assist residents hour and for FT employees a compre 4067(e) 952-1273 fd). /34/______ing for a native English speaker for a of an educational film. Must have using Page Maker and in w riting arti hensive benefits package including Chinese-English language exchange. knowledge of all aspects of independent cles, stories, etc. W orking with shelter Mac Powerbook 145 portable M acin tuition reimbursement. Interested candi Please call Kevin. 222-8379. /34/ film malung. 10 hr./week starting June residents, male & female very flexible tosh computer 6 meg RAM, 40 meg dates should call Craig Childs at 496- Mac LCII, buy or trade Mac Qassic II 1st League of Women Voters Pamela L. hours 3-5 hr./wk: Korman Center. HD, 68030 Processor, software 1 bat 6635 or Mike Ferens at 496-6633 /34/ tery & power connector $1800. Call 4/40: modem, microphone, keyboard. Kemp 977-9488______Office of Computing Services Adele James 386-2157.733/______call 824-0781. /34/______Social Position. Young men 18-28 of Gallery Education Assistant. Assist in Varenas 895-2635______interesting character discreet well man COMPUTER WANTED-Macintosh educational aspect of Gallery. Arrang Workshop Assistant- Administrative Car Sale. 1989 Mitsubishi Mirage, nered seeking part time employment computer and peripherals wanted. Any ing visits of groups of school children. Assisting with packing for workshops White, 4-dr sedan, 48,000 miles Auto outrageous pay short flexible hours call model and any condition. High price Communication slalls & interest in edu and workshop material preparation. matic, A7C, AM 7I^ radio, New Front 492-0694 733/______Tires Inspection (03/94) Power steering. and immediate cash offered. CaJl Joe at cation/art. 15-20 hr./month: The Creese A b ility to work independently and an Excellent Condition, June 22 Available, (609) 273-1357 anytime./39/______Gallery Michelle Lewis/Ronnie Manlin, interest in the mission & goal of WGI only $4650. Please call Wang 394- Alpine CD changer or 12 inch Sub Announcements 895-2158______10-20 hr./wk: 3215 Race Street World 9 0 2 5 7 3 4 /______woofers for car. Call Paul 303-8815 The Undergraduate Student Govern Gallery Technician Phone calls, order Game Institute Ann Tinkham 387-0220 2400 baud External Modem fo r Mac or /31/______. ment Association (USGA) is looking ing food, assisting in creative & physi Workshop Assistant- Marketing Assist IBM (cable not included) $50 obo. Wanted: 14 inch wheels for A 1988 for work studies to work in the USGA cal aspect of hanging & breaking down ing marketing coordinator with phone Dave 382-3023./34/______Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Front office. If you are interested please call shows. 6 afternoons and/or mornings & calls to prospective clients. Excellent 1-3 evenings per month: Creese Roland U-2D Synth. Comes with 2 tier Wheel Drive. CaU Rob (215) 624-3429 895-2577. /33/______communication skills and an interest in Gallery. The Creese Gallery, Michelle WGI Mission and goals 10-20 stand, Midi sequencing software (For /38/ Gays, Lesbians and Bisexuals at Drexel Lewis / Ronnie Manlin 895-2158______Macintosh), foot pedal and all cables meetings to-be-announced. Also look hr./wk:3215 Race Street W orld Game and manuals. Great beginner synth. A Services ing for new 93-94 offices. Call Grant /Proposal Writer Research fund Institute Himesh Bhise 387-0220_____ steal @ $800. I f interested call Andrew (215)895-2063 or stop by our office in ing proposals & develop budgets for ATHLETES NEEDED to assist very @386-6176 w ill not sell separately. 736/ Complete resumes $15 and up Laser- room 3015 McAllister Hall. Everyone programs serving low income minority special children. Rowing, soccer, golf, print or tj^s e t 24hour service 7 days is welcome at our meetings and the youth & families. Ability to write. and softba ll coaches needed to teach Bike Parts: Mountain bike parts I don’t high quality. Tailor-made consulting Knowledge of foundations. 10 need. Don’t pay new equipment! Han office. /36/______basic skills. For more information call (215) 387-3454 “ Taylor made services hrs/month. Southwest Community Ser- the Philadelphia Special Olympics at dlebar: For sale: Center line Mag USGA - Undergraduate Student Gov- • to fit you”739/ ______vices Brigitta Howe 729-8911/12______351-7224 ask for Steve Ryan. /36/ wheels fo r Ford vehicles 14 x 6 Best emment Association Student Assembly Offer. Never used, s till in box. Call Rob Custom screen printing by Open Hand meetings every Monday 7 pm in room Head Coordinator Arrange biweekly Gamma Sigma Sigma S till has Mace for 624-3429.7407______Graphics. 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LSD simula CG Lollapalooza ’94, should it tions. The whole nine yards. happen, needs at least ten more Top Ten Things Overheard at Lollapalooza ’93 In short, the debate tent was water dispensers. either dead or, as a friend put it, CC If tour directors and promo full of “right-wing assholes.” tors try to stay away from 0. I really d o n ’t like the lineup this year. The music tent didn’t exist. Most appearing real commercial or 9. T -shirts! Ten dollars! of the crafts and vendors you corporate, why do they charge could find at your nearby mall or 8 . Spray that w ater over here! $2 for a keg cup of iced lea? Grateful Dead show. I didn’t find CG During our trip away from 7. D id you see that guy’s tattoo? the LSD or “cyber” tents until I the Alice in Chains set, I had no 6 . W hen are the Spin D octors going on? was leaving the JFK site, and problem walking on fans’ blan there was no message area at the kets that were on the ground. My 5. W hat are those naked guys doing up there? main stage. friends were trying to balance 4. Is that R age A gainst the M achine? (as Tool takes the stage) CG The Cyberpit in Stanhope between them. had a ring of computers in stand- “If you bring a blanket to 3. W hat’s that sm ell? up booths. They were Macin Lollapalooza,” I explained, “you 2. W e’re gonna leave early. toshes that contained information should realistically expect it to about the bands and the day’s get trampled upon.” / . Sorry, b u t yo u can *t bring th a t in. events. I didn’t have an opportu Blankets are comfortable nity to see if I could break into and ideally useful items lo bring LOLLAPALOOZA from page 16 “Them Bones,” “Dam that in New Jersey, even if it was the system, though. to a show like this, but the event River.” “Rain When I Die,” from far away for only a few AB The only thing that pleased and conditions are not entirely a£raid to indulge in an extended “Sickman” and the Singles songs. I was disappointed when I me about the Village was the conducive to their survival. lead break. Cool versions of soundtrack’s “Would?” that I found out they weren’t going to collection of international food CC Another thing. Why did “Start Choppin’” and “Out enjoyed the most be on the main stage, but I liked vendors. That truly looked (and they insist that concertgoers in There” from the recent Where I think that they played what I saw. smelled) cool. But Perry, I’m Philadelphia turn over blankets You Been? highlighted their set almost the whole album but I Hiat was ail I caught on the sorry, the rest just feels loo cor and water bottles at the door? CC “If the band is called was often paying more attention second stage, except for the porate for me. They weren’t even selling blan EKnosaur Jr. why is th»e a pic to whether I was going to get a “ugliest ass competetion” which CC This marked my third kets except for a few expensive ture of a cow on stage?” asked combat boot in the face than to closed that stage for the night. (annual?) visit to Perry Farrell’s South American ones that are one of my friends. how many songs they played. The winner got to smash a piflata brainchild. I was at the South more decorative than functional. Dinosaur Jr. was good but I CG I missed Alice in Chains full of condoms. Philly site with a group of Lolla AB Who cares about buying a would have appreciated them completely. We couldn’t get AB I caught the Goats as they palooza virgins who had no idea new blanket? You pay 30 bucks m(xe if I had been more fginiliar near the main crowd, so my opened up the second stage and what they were in store f(wr. for tiie show, you shouldn’t have with their music. friends and I used the opportuni the whole show at JFK. Their set This show jMt)ved to be, in to part with anything else in CG They were the only band to ty to walk to the back of the was only about six or seven my opinion, the most (M^ganized or(to to get in. start late at Waterloo Village, main stage area. songs long and started off with of my experiences — more so Of course, all the bottles which makes sense because in sound problems, but the ten- than Fairfax, Va., in 1991 or and bags and blankets that got the past, every show of theirs Prim us piece (!) r ^ band kept going. Montage Mountain in Scranton, left at the gate were deemed a whidi was announced in my area CC By the time Primus hit the Sporting {H-o-hemp t-shirts, Pa., last year. hazard by the Fire Marshal and was canceled. stage I was too exhausted to get racouraging the crowd to pogo, I personally preferred the were tossed without warning by J Mascis, I will say, loves into them. Only diehard Primus stage diving, and criticizing the last two years’ lineups to this Spectac(M'. So lots of people lost his job. He may not be the best fans and anyone who hadn’t got site, the main stage, and the year’s. There were no hardcore their stuff anyway. How nice. singer or guitarist, but he thcM*- ten in enough moshing for one stage crew, the Goats created an rappers like Ice Cube or Ice-T “Spectacle” is more appropriate. oughly enjoyed his appearance day appeared to stay around for attitude of controlled anarchy this year. Thae were essentially Only Philadelphia could screw on the Lollapalooza stage. The their show. that unfortunately couldn’t be no girl groups. Gone for the most up scHnething like this. band played a healthy represen SB Primus, simply stated, are stretched to remove die sense of part was the pogoing of Ministry Fm just glad I got out with tation of all their albums, but gods. If you think they’re too control that hung over the venue and Jane’s Addiction. There everything I brought I guess get their set was only a dis^point- weird, then you’re just too damn for most of the day. sem ed to be more crowd surfing ting out in one piece was a day’s ing 45 minutes. normal. Seems I missed that pifiata and stage diving this year, and of triumph in itself. AB Okay, it was right around Even though the crowd deal, as well as a few explicit course the pits remained as here that my GPA and my sun thinned out by about half after piq)pet shows. I did catch either intense as ever. burn got the better of me. I left Alice in Chains, Primus still put O il (wh«n I didn’t want to see) Also, the lack of grass on • .... after Fishbone; you Mascis fans in an amazing performance. OT Royal Trux (whom I wanted the old JFK field was made up can crucify me at a later date. Their set was punctuated by to see) before I left. Whoever for by a booth calling for the Even with all of the com guest appearances by Fishbone’s they were, they were pretty legalization of marijuana and a plaints, the problems, the out Alice in Chains Moore and Fisher, and by scMne good. Why the confusion? Sun few thousand sup^rters of such bursts and protests, you gotta SB In keeping with their dark inspired visuals (especially a glare and all that dust — it felt action in the audience. think that this is still a full day’s lyrics, Alice in Chains didn’t fol “Sledgehammer”-esque video like a rodeo. SB Yeah, the worst characteris worth of entertainment unlike low Dinosaur Jr. until after the projection of various types of tic of the JFK site — “the grassy most days out there. sun went down. (This also food dancing around a three- knoll,” as I call it — was that This time around Lolla afforded them the luxury of a dimensional Primus logo). there wasn’t any grass on it. The palooza wasn’t the most interest bitchin’ light show.) As it turns SingerA>assist extraordi best characteristic was that it was ing, it wasn’t the coolest, it out, these guys were the big naire Les Claypool ruled the Of Venues & Villages actually located within the wasn’t the heaviest, and it sure draw of the day, and they didn’t night with his goofy demeanor AB The concept of the Village Philadelphia city limits. as heck wasn’t the best it’s ever dis^point and astounding bass playing. is, at least on paper, an intriguing CG I enjoyed that marijuana been. But that doesn’t mean it Alice in Chains put on a Winning moments included one. Local and international booth, too. I bought a 100-per might not be next time. performance as intense as their Claypool’s electric stand-up bass foods, handmade crafts and cent hm p bracelet, and we were The whole pant of the Fes song topics. Guitarist Jerry trilogy of “Seas Of Cheese,” clothing, statements of open- allowed to stamp any dollar bills tival is to keep people’s minds Cantrell and new bassist Mike “Pork Soda” and “Mr. Krinkle,” mindedness from stickers to we had with a cartoon speech (^ n . If scHneone asl^ you if it’s Inez were in especially fine along with the traditicMial opener weed available for purchase cm a bubble that said “I (jrew Hemp.” worth it to try Lollapalooza next form. Their set pulled heavily “To Defy the Laws of Tradition” whim. The idea was to make it kx)k like year — even after this year — from their latest disc Dirt and and the new fave “DMV.” There was also the prtnnise Gewge Washington was admit tell them what we told you after also included “Man In The Box” CG They were very energetic of attractions like an informa ting to growing marijuana, which Lollapalooza ’92: and “We Die Young” from their and put on a great show, but like tional “Cyberpit” that could he did. Hell yeah! debut Facelift. Dinosaur Jr. their Stanhope set transmit messages to the main SB The best drink at Lolla Even after three years, the Even though the band did was too short, especially for a stage. A fully-wired Forum tent. palooza had to be the strawberry groove is still an almighty thing. inspired versions of “Sickman,” healdlinmg act. “Hate To Feel,” and “Them SB But hey. Primus sucks. Bones,” it was clear that most of What else can you say? the audience was there to hear “Would?” and the set-closing “Rooster." Sadly, it seems as Our Lollapalooza Main Stage “Dream Teams though most of the crowd only last two resulting in a reunited knew “W ouldr’ and “Rooster.” The Second Stage Catherine Campbell Ah, the price of recognition ... AB Sem s like Chad and I were Helmet, Nitzer Ebb, Cypress Hill, Jane’s Addiction CC Most of the people with the only ones to pay attention to Social Distortion, Sonic Youth, whom I spoke went to see [»i- the second stage, and even thoi Beastie Boys, Soul Asylum, New Chad Corn marily Alice in Chains. The we couldn’t take much of it in. Order, Nirvana, a reunited Sex Pis Sebadoh, Fugazi, Velocity Girl, day’s highlighted performance Oh well. tols with Metallica’s Kirk Hammett Digable Planets, Live, Lords of staned at dusk and went oo until CG I had heard good things replacing Sid Vicious Acid, Belly, Stone Temple Pilots, dark. about the band Unrest, and, to be Mudhoney When these guys first came brief, I was impressed by what I Steve Bojanowski on the national scene a few years saw at Waterioo Village. I left The Posies, Soundgarden, Fishbone, Adam Ely weiss back, they were considered Front 242 early to catch them; a Pigface (at least Ministry jamming Urban Dance Squad, Gumball, straighfcM^ard “metal.” I don’t tough decision, but I do not with Trent Reznor), Faith No More, Mary’s Danish, Cypress Hill, Curve, know what they are now, but it regret making it. was the harder songs such as I was also glad to see Tool Deconstruction. Porno for Pyros, the Bad Brains, Sonic Youth, KMFDM P a g e 1 6 The TYiangle E ntertainment July 30,1993 sages to the audience about respecting JFK blown aw ay, what else do we have to say? females and noting the group’s struggle as African-Americans. But as one of my friends said, “It was a shame that none of the neo-Nazis in the audience could s^preciati from the day’s t you rest, yet • • • • • « ass moving, ishbone’s Actually, we have lots to say about the Philly and Stanhope shows. T AD’S set? The ise, Adam Blyweiss, Steve Bojanowski, Catherine Campbell from JFK; Chad Gorn from Waterioo Village lead v( set of bo^ sounds Lollapalooza. The only place that debut disc is well worth checking out. AB Told ya so! I saw them at JC Dobbs were s than those of Front you can walk out of with bruises, blood, Plus, they’re sure to be back in Philly later (!) late in 1991 and was absolutely mes 242 that head spin. (Or maybe dirt and sweat and look cool. in the year. Get over it already. merized by “Brother Maynard’s” stage it was Lollapalooza. The creation of fOTmer CC Rage first caught my attention last presence. Tool didn’t disappoint in front 0 th that, however, AD Jane’s Addiction and current Porno for spring when they opened for House of of the huge c r o # ^ — most of their set seemed didn’t find them all Pyros frontman Perry Farrell. His con Pain at the Trocadaro. Their CD has held came off of Ummi^ow and the rest, that excitii n down in the mid- cept, modeled after various festivals and a permanent slo t^ m y stereo for a while, including their came from their die of the crowd’ tead of resting at the concert extravaganzas in Europe, is criti with its anti debut EP O p /^ |H p h ie masses, indeed. back of it, I might have been able to get cized as a showcase for the underbelly of At JFK CC I w a sJjH with how fast Tool into their set more. As it turned out, they American youth, derided as an increasing seeing Ali set ActuallilE thought that were a letdown. And they didn’t play ly corporate parade of stars, and hailed as the Machihi^. age at heard Tool “Revolution.” Surprise, surprise. Woodstock for Generation X. seeing more I g e n e r^ g |H |w h a t I heard. CG I missed their Stanhope act because I Lollapalooza. The sights, the sounds, and didn’t that they played was waiting in a line for water for 40 min the smells of “alternative music’s” most A cro ^id ed “Swamp Song.” utes. I could hear the music, though, happening bands and a big slice of youth weren’t pe e J J H ^ s s you can’t have it all. which sounded close to what I have heard culture. That’s what it’s all about. broadcasting on the radio. I don’t think they performed Did they pull it off this year? That Rage th ^ they had to nt 2 4 2 “Mr. Wendal,” though. I could have would depend on who you ask. Rage cefttsed to do si# ____^Iw a^interesting to see how caught the end, but I left to watch Tool naked p ihdl^||[jfc techno acts perform perform on the second stage. just wha| I cause^^lr the most part, those bands c e n s ^ i ist of one or two members. Front 242, Fishbone N a m e * ch has two members, showed up with SB These guys would’ve been the day’s SB There sure were low points at JFK: Machin ilir on stage: two singers, a percussionist heroes if they were allowed to play a The Spectacor assholes who would or Coun% on cymbals and tom-toms, and a key longer set. (When are Perry Farrell and would not allow various items into the SB The in boardist working various effects, synthe Co. gonna learn how to schedule these show according to their individual whim. the “W M M i sizers and drum machines. I thought they things correctly?) No one else put on as Rage Against the Machine’s non-musical banner being tow were musically exciting. intense, funky, or brilliant a performance protest. The dust clouds at the rear end of as Fishbone did. This is one band that the site. The price of the food. The hordes '1} Lollapalooza begs for. of poseurs. Their pumped-up mix of jazz, metal, AB I think all those minuses kinda out funk and ska is about as “alternative” as weighed the pluses this year. I have never you can get, and they rocked as hard as had to pay three bucks for a Chipwich any other band in the lineup. Lead before; hopefully, I never will again. And singer/saxophonist Angelo Moore was in most Philly music fans cannot mosh cor rare form, climbing the scaffolding at the rectly to save their lives — there’s no eti start of the set and stage diving at the quette at all. In general, parts of the festi slighte^jrhim. Fishbone’s all-too-short val were pretty cool, but the whole came set killer versions of “Swim,” nowhere near the sum of its parts. For my “S l^ H ^ ^ b e Beat ” and “Sunless Satur- first time I was very disappointed. Claypool joining John SB What did you expect? It was still a drums?). These guys Philadelphia concert — ergo most of in. these problems were inherent. But I think s^hen I decided to eat and the biggest problem was that the Lolla ______j^ pai^ularly care for palooza Festival had to live up to an inflated reputation stemming from the !^C 1 went tioeS^uring Fishbone too, good vibes at other venues. A good chunk ^ u t I did manage to inform my group that of the audience went to IFK not because , they were singing some song from one of they were into any of the bands, but sim tihe Nightmare on Elm Street movies. If ply because it was logistically possible for was live during them. These people, unfortunately, went Primus A. MAtSAVOmAN/lNTERSCOPE frdii Moore’s nvf hope they had into the show waiting for Lollapalooza to their censor blow their minds for them. Babes in Toyland AB Oh te faith. And Well kids, it doesn’t work that way. CG Lollapalooza’s token female band quartet lowledge — Participation was a big part of the game. played a fairly short set in Jersey, with a a blistering show ‘T r M e ’ s Isic funk track So was the music. If you didn’t dig any of male stripper occasionally doing his t h i ^ cro\ ChcQ is M^ stapldlof Fish- the bands and you didn’t feel like ta ^ g during a couple songs. At the end of T stage, live sf part in what the Village had to offer, then set, this stripper put on a full set of cl6tti^ of the of lie sets at JFK see there was little sense in your being there. ing and a rubber raincoat, then proceeded list l?ass, duly impressed, J Otherwise, I think the rest of us had to run the hose on his head. The lead bass, and ] s n a t c h y some good fun. singer, despite her rough singing vp| spoke softly to the crowd. ->y 'wwft AB Although I was itching to see T o ^ on the main stage, I feel bad that I missed SB out on these ladies, having heard bits and foreii piss 0^ Dinosmr Jr. Rage Against The Machine pieces of their work. That, combined with iy, yes, but SB J Mascis wins the award for being CG Since they were the first band and the the obvious lack of female performers Lt least they the singer most likely to sound like come roadies had only started to hose the anywhere in the venue, made me wish ^t stupii 'to attempt a dian Steven Wright. I mean, deadpsoi. But Waterloo Village audience, the dirt level that Tool and the Babes had only switche hmckehif $:(X) p.m. he does like to play guitar, and he likes to kicked up so high that, if you wanted to stages instead of itineraries. And truth/^ play it loud. This worked both for and stand back so you weren’t in the middle told, I think the lead singer’s kinda cuj A rrestei ^pilopment against the band as they pounded through of it, you could not see the band. Musical a violent sort of way. 7C 1 never ihyself an Arrest- their late-aftemoon set ly, they were ready and effective. The ed t)evelop? before Lollapalooza. Mascis’ prodigious distortion caused guitarist, I believe, had a broken leg and Tool I liad plant It food during their set, a lot of feedback problems early on in walked on stage on crutches and therefore SB Tool ended up being the here but was "a friend to stay and lis- their JFK set. And when he used his wah- stood in one place throughout the perfor JFK — if only by being the first maii ten. Th( |pf0wd was clearly not wah pedal, his guitar ended up sounding mance. stage band to actually play some music. In iiliade IS, the group gathered very much like a two-speed Cuisinart. But SB Well, what can you say? I have a lot any event, the band was up to the task, the mosi ______r-audience interaction Mascis’ enthusiasm and soloistic flair did of respect for their anti-censorship protest and the mosh-thirsty crowd drank it up. of the day^ ~ set Dinosaur Jr. apart from some of the here, even if I personally would’ve pre Tool won itself more new fans than any I b u n g ^ P m ^ friend’s shoulders day’s “competition.” It was almost ferred that they did it in Stanhope. If you other band that day. Definitely the buzz and enjoyed their mix of rap and African refreshing to hear someone who wasn’t still haven’t heard them, their self-titled band of Lollapalooza ’93. soul harmonies. They also sent out mes- See LOLLAPALOOZA on page 15