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The Grizzly, February 2, 1993

Tom Wilusz Ursinus College

Jesse Searfoss Ursinus College

Sara Jacobson Ursinus College

Robin Loiacono Ursinus College

Mark Leiser Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Wilusz, Tom; Searfoss, Jesse; Jacobson, Sara; Loiacono, Robin; Leiser, Mark; Webb, David; Rhile, Ian; Scoville, Satsuki; Lukens, Anmarie; Chido, Melissa; Rawls, Annette; Sockel, Christian P.; Richter, Richard P.; Sylvester, Ellen; McDonald, Liz; Laskowski, Betsy; Cosgrove, Ellen; Seibel, Drew; Baganski, Mike; Rubin, Harley David; MacMurray, Gretchen; and Markowski, Ed, "The Grizzly, February 2, 1993" (1993). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 308. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/308

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Authors Tom Wilusz, Jesse Searfoss, Sara Jacobson, Robin Loiacono, Mark Leiser, David Webb, Ian Rhile, Satsuki Scoville, Anmarie Lukens, Melissa Chido, Annette Rawls, Christian P. Sockel, Richard P. Richter, Ellen Sylvester, Liz McDonald, Betsy Laskowski, Ellen Cosgrove, Drew Seibel, Mike Baganski, Harley David Rubin, Gretchen MacMurray, and Ed Markowski

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BY JESSE SEARFOSS a 14-7 lead. minutes, culminating in a 39 yard Assistant Sports Editor Buffalo replied with solid offense touchdown pass from Reich to Don on their next drive, but was stopped Beebe to close the third quarter at Sunday saw the highest-scoring by a strong defensive Dallas line 31 to 17. Super Bowl game in history, as the stand and carne up empty. Even Dallas's Aikman threw a 45-yard Dallas Cowboys slapped the Buffalo more crucial on this drive was an TD pass (his fourth of the day) to Bills with a stinging defeat. The injury to Buffalo's Kelly on a hit by Alvin Harper early in the fourth, final score was Dallas 52, Buffalo Dallas linebacker Ken Norton, Jr., extending the score to 38-17. 17 --the third consecutive Super forcing Kelly to leave the game in Shortl y thereafter, Reich threw Bowl loss for the Bills. favor of backup Frank Reich. another interception, which the The first half was a display of Dallas added another touchdown Cowboys quickly converted into mistakes by the Bills, and of on a pass to Michael Irvin by yet another touchdown on a opportunistic offense by Dallas. quarterback Troy Aikman (14-19 spectacular run by Emmitt Smith, After a three down series for passing in the half). After Buffalo who had better than 100 yards Buffalo, Dallas had a punt blocked had another drive stopped and they rushing on the day against a defense by Steve Tasker. Buffalo marched settled for a field goal, Dallas took who had only given up one 100- into the endzone quickly after to advantage of another Bills turnover yard rushing game this season. open the scoring and take a seven to score again on a pass to Irvin to On the next Buffalo drive, Reich point lead. Dallas countered with a end the first half scoring at 28-10. turned the ball over once again on a touchdown of their own on a perfect The half was simply dominated by fumble, which was recovered by drive, culminating in a touchdown Dallas, aided by five Buffalo Norton and run into the endzone to pass to Jay Novacek. turnovers which were turned into truly guarantee the much-predicted Less than one minute later, twenty-one points. blowout. It was a record eighth Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly was Dallas took the second half turnover for the Bills. hit by Dallas defensi ve end Charles kickoff and moved the ball 77 yards The scoring was nearly added to Haley, who performed with his in 8 minutes to extend their lead to late in the game when, in a play most consistent pass rushing day of twenty-one points. Then, Buffalo which is destined to be a part of the the season, and was intercepted by finally showed some semblance of "blooper films" for years to come, Cowboy lineman Leon Lett Jimmy Jones, who took the ball a high-powered offense, scoring on Ph%/Collrtesy Sports /lllISlTaled three yards for the touchdown and a 60 yard drive in the last two recovered a Buffalo fumble and ran Upsilon Phi Delta Approved

BY SARA JACOBSON with green eyes. Their advisor is The issue of pledging was another challenging weekends would be the numerous service projects like Associate Editor Dr. Economopolous. major reason the group decided to ropes course trails like Outward Special Olympics, they will be One notable difference between organize together. The general Bound or Apallachian Trail. To involved in, they will seek to bring Last semester the Greek system Phi D and existing greeks would be consensus on the issue ofthe sorority finance such costly programs the cultural education to Ursinus on all at Ursinus expanded with the the group's committment to an regarding pledging seems to be best group has the fund-raising aid of levels of diversity. While net introduction of a new fraternity on alcohol-free environment. Even summed up by Shanine Brown's Dean Kane and also intends to raise wanting to be stereotyped, both campus, and it looks like itis going including the issue in their comment that, "you don't have to money on their own. The group diverse cultural education and to happen again. Having already constitution, the girls will not serve break a person down to bring them hopes to structure pledging such service will be major goals of the passed through the first two steps of any alcohol at any sorority event, up to sisterhood. " Many of them that pledges look forward to each group. approval from both U.S.G.A. and includingrushparties. Atthesame view the sorority pledging they new day of pledging and that the If Upsilon Phi Delta is approved AFAC since the beginning of the time the sorority does not want to observed this fall as containing pledging experience brings pledges by the faculty either February 3rd spring semester, if Upsilon Phi exclude itself from the rest of the unnecessarily degrading activities personal pride and a new meaning or March 3rd if the constitution was Delta is approved by the faculty in Greek world at Ursinus and will and often without point. They also in life. As freshmen Karen not entered in this month's agenda their meeting February 3rd or in mix with other fraternities or felt it was at times sexually O'Connor stated, "there'snotgoing due to time constraints, they would early March U rsinus will have a sororities where alcohol is present. derogatory and not conducive to to be any crying in our pledging. " be the 6th sorority at Ursinus, new sorority. In such a scenario the girls of the needs of commuting students. While, like other sororities on expanding the Greek system to 15 Upsilon Phi Delta, of Phi Dhopes Upsilon Phi Delta would not The girls hope to achieve campus, Upsilon Phi Delta will organizations. The group welcomes to be a service-oriented, diverse consume alcohol and would not sonething different with their have mealtime lineups, there will anyone with questions to sit in at sorority and an alternative to the accept responsibility for any alcohol pledging activities. Theirpledging be no public degradation. They one of their weekly meetings in the alcoholic Reimert parties on attheevent. By including this issue will conform to the Ursinus wish their lineups to be interesting, Paisley Lounge at 9:00 on weekends. The groups's motto in their constitution the group risks regulations and the Pennsylvania unique, and culturally concerned Wednesday nights and promises to will be "unity and diversity," and having its charter revoked if at any anti-hazing laws, and the main without crossing the line of making be non-pressuring and totally their colors will be emerald green future time the members of the activities will be focused on the off­ pledges feel bad about themselves accepting. Anyone else interested andblack. Emeraldwouldrepersent sorority break this pledge. campus weekend pledging, which or hesitant about pledging. could contact either the President vitality, while black would stand The idea for the group has been will be split equally between service Diversity, the final major issue Nichole Hobbs or Corresponding for the absence of color. The graduate, after which norrnal annual and physically challenging of focus for the sorority will also be Secretary IPledgemistress Ellie sorority mascot is a black jaguar elections will be held. weekends. The physically highlighted by Phi D. Along with Monfiston. February 2, 1993

Al Eaton's "We Are the Dream" Global Perspectives

BY ROBIN LOIACONO main;hewaspoliceofficers, wives, young man who was trying to rally BY MARK LEISER Of the Grizzly daughters, friends, parents, and the support for King) until the KKK Of the Grizzly boss, et. a1. appeared, terrorizing the workers; On Thursday, January 21, Al The three characters other than they lynched the young man. INTERNATIONAL Eaton performed his one-man play King all began with views in some Suddenly, Dr. King and his ideas about Martin Luther King for the way different form his; throughout were beginning to seem more Ursinus community. "We Are the the evening the audience say the appealing. Similarly, the Black --Doctors in Britain are testing what they hope will bea cancer Dream" was entirely conceived, transformation within each of them Panther wanted to take a more vaccine. So far, lab tests with animals have given positive written and performed by Mr. to a way of thinking that matched violent approach to achieve the results. They do state, however, that the drug probably won't Eaton. King's. In other words, those of us change, but was drawn to King's be administered to humans for at least 20 years. The show centered around four sitting and watching in 1993 were non-violent philosophy when he main characters, each of whom brought back to the Sixties and were was "interrogated" (within an inch would,intum,deliveramonologue. able to get a taste of the of his life) by the police, only to --Civil war continues in the war torn nation of Yugoslavia. Thecharacterswere a Black Panther, extraordinary impact King, his return home to a ransacked house The ongoing unrest is jeopardizing scheduled peace talks in King, a Princeton student who had message, and his life had on all he and bleeding family. The Princeton the area. grown up in an all-white town. in touched. Interspersed with the student was drawn to King because Massachusetts who didn't "know monologues and with the other through his calls for change, the what it meant to be a Negro," and characters were impressions of King young man from Massachusetts had --A transcript of a confidential meeting between George Bush a man who lived in the South, who himself, and portions of his finally begun to "fmd" himself and Russian President Boris Yeltsin alleges that the United was probably a sharecropper. Ifhe speeches. The characters acted in and his purpose in life. Through States has offered to pay Russia $400 million to assist in the was not actually a sharecropper, it rotation. Each was indifferent or King, all of these very different dismantling of its nuclear arsenal. is important to know only that he opposed to King somehow in the men had come to a common worked in the fields for a white beginning. For example, the understanding. His ultimate boss. Mr. Eaton also played lesser sharecropper was seemingly message was: that we all truly do NATIONAL characters within each <;>f the four satisfied with his life, (ignoring a share the same dream. --Thurgood Marshall, the first black justice to serve on the United States Supreme Court, died last week at theageof84. Day For A King He was buried on Friday at Arlington National Cemetery. --President Bill Clinton has appointed his wife Hillary to a BY DA VID WEBB as students would be spending the including a bus boycott in task force designed to overhaul the American health care Of the Grizzly day moving back into their dorm Montgomery in response to the fine system. It is a non-paying position and she will try to improve rooms. Furthermore, the laboratory assessed to Rosa Parks, who refused the situation of the 35,000,000 Americans with inadequate Most people roll out of bed after schedules for science classes are to give up her bus seat to a white health care. a lengthy vacation wishing they often disrupted by shortened weeks. male passenger, and picketing in had "just one more day off". This Another reason cited by Dean Birmingham in opposition to past January 18, while post offices, Akin for returning on January 18 discriminatory business owners. --President Clinton is holding strong on his promise to lift the national parks, and public schools w~ the desire offaculty and students Dr. King's "I Have A Dream" ban on gays in the military. He has already started Phase One were closed for Martin Luther King, to celebrate the life and mission of speech in Washington D.C. is of the program which asks the military to stop asking their Junior Day, the doors to Ursinus Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The perhaps the most famous event in personnel their sexual orientation on application. College opened for the first day of week of January 18, dubbed his crusade for racial equality. On the spring semester. Subsequently, "Multicultural Week", featured a April 4, 1968, while standing on "Why did we have school today?" dinner, guest speakers, and films the balcony of his motel room in LOCAL was a frequently heard question. which addressed cultural conflict Memphis, Tennessee, Martin That particular question was in the 20th Century. Luther King was shot and killed by --A woman is wanted in Norristown for attempting "baby posed to Dr. William E. Akin, Martin Luther King, Jr. was born James Earl Ray. Shortly thereafter, snatching. " The woman poses as a health care worker or a Dean of Ursinus College. Dean on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Massachusetts Senator Edward W. door-to-door solicitor and attempts to gain entry into the Akin commented that U rsinus holds Georgia. Dr. King graduated from Brook.e began a campaign to classes on other national holidays, Morehouse College in 1948 in recognize Martin Luther King's house. Police feel it is the same woman that is wanted in South such as veterans Day and Presidents' Atlanta and attended Crozer birthday as a national holiday. In Philadelphia on similar charges. Day. Dean Akin also pointed out Theological Seminary in Chester, 1985, 24 states offici all y recognized that the extra day off would hardl y Pennsylvania. He is noted for Martin Luther King Day, celebrated --Hand held metal detectors will soon be used in Philadelphia be a day of remembrance on campus, leading protests in Alabama, on the 3rd Monday in January. schools in an attempt to curb school violence. A 16-year-old student at Simon Gratz High School was stabbed last week, Super Bowl cont. the Bills was wide receiver Andre Jimmy Johnson, who had started as Reed, who had nearly 200 yards coach just four years earlier with a causing increasing awareness of the problem. it back 60-plus yards, only to begin receiving. 1-15 season, it was the sweetest of to celebrate his touchdown early on The game was the second straight wins. It firmly established the the three yard line and have the ball year in which the game was a poor return of the Dallas Cowboys stripped away by Buffalo receiver showing by the losing team, and the franchise to the upper echelon of Don Beebe at the two yard line, third straight loss for the Bills. In the National Football League. The after which it rolled into the endzone a changing NFL, where free agency team is young and has very little for a touchback to the Bills. The looms for many superstar players, unsigned talent (with the exception game ended at 52-17. it was an especially sad day for the of running back Emmett Smith), The Most Valuable Player award Bills, who appear incapable of and will, barring a rash of injury, was given to a deserving Troy taking a fourth championship. For remain a championship caliber Aikman The lone bright spot for the Dallas Cowboys and head coach ballclub for several years to come. The Grizzly Page 3 U.S.G.A. Minutes AIDS Quilt Roving Reporter The meeting was called to order by president Ellen Syl vester at 7: 35 P. M. BY IANRHILE BY MELISSA CHIDO NEW BUSINESS: Of the Grizzly Assistant News Editor The close of7-11 has caused quite a disturbance on campus so Zack's is taking over their important role. Zack's will have various convenience Ursinus is a step closer to having items for you to choose from. Many of these items are on order and will a portion of the NAM ES Project Question: What would you like to see replace the be in shortly. AIDS Memorial Quilt on campus old 7-11? U.S.G.A. is planning a leadership conference in the spring. Therewill after the NAMES project processed be work sessions for anyone interested injoining U.S.G.A. or brushing Ursinus's application, but it does Cynthia Babcock - Junior - A bar where the honor code is honored. up on your leadership skills. not mean that the quilt piece will so we can "Chug our beer"!! U.S.G.A. passed a new sorority. The name of the sorority is Upsilon definitely be coming. A display Phi Delta. The purpose of this sorority shall be to unite all cultures, races, coordinator will be appointed for Dave Miller - Junior - A grassy knoll where we can play lawn darts and ethnic groups. Ursinus, who then will visit our and boccie till the wee hours of the night. UPCOMING ISSUES: campus in the early spring to There will be two surveys on campus. One to rate the performance of examine the site of our display, the Pam Bitzer - Freshman - A bar that accepts cbeesy fakei.d. 's, so all the Wellness Center and another on the new Zack's. Berman Art Museum. If the site is can indulge. We are also working on bettering the performance of the J-Board. acceptable, then final approval will We will be asked our feeling on CAB, U. S. G. A., and the lower lounge be granted. Harley David Rubin - Junior - I want my damn Sevs back!! in the spring. The idea for a quilt display came from Rob Kester, who took the John Bartholomew - Junior - A liquor store, because my car blew CLASS REPORTS: initial steps of receiving information up and the Trappe Center is to far to walk. Freshmen-They will be selling candy grams for Valentines Day in and organizing people. Since that Wismer. They will also be selling catalog clothes after spring break that time, a committee headed by Kim Ty Kozlowski - Junior - An indoor shooting range. you could not get at the bookstore for their fundraiser. Taylor and Tristan English has Seniors-The seniors will be meeting next week. formed with different Freddie Everette - Graduate student at Lehigh - A restaurant-bar Remember that committee meetings will be held and to get your subcommittees working on certain would be perfect, since the way the U rsinus population drinks, there committee reports in. U.S.G.A. will be talking about having contested aspects of the display--fund raising, would be no drinking and driving. elections. This will get rid of people running unopposed. Elections are publicity, ceremonies, panel making coming up soon, so get involved and run for an office. and education among other areas. Mike Hennessey - Junior - An • Adult World" (For reasons that There were suggestions for activities for the semester. Because of the Many of the leaders of the would not be appropriate for The Grizzly) damage fromthe storm, a lot of trees went down. U.S.G.A. is planning committees have met to fill out the to plant trees around campus. Also, we will be planning one social application, which includes Shannon Savidge - Senior - I'm all for that bar idea!!! activity that may entail bowling. formulating many of the plans and There will be a Disability Week meeting on Wednesday, January 27, goals for the display. Ed Markowski - Junior - An· AlI-You-Can-Eat, 24 Hour, 7 Days at 3:00 P.M. in Sue Koester's offi~e. Ursmus's primary goals for the a Week, Stuff Your Face" buffet place. The attendance was as follows: Nicole Hobbs, Colieen Holland, display match those of the NAMES Sonnya Espinal, Candace Purnell, Heather Bednarik, Carol Drewer, project: both to show the magnitude Janene Paist, Kris Ullrich, Jen Bailey, Regina Foley, Darnell Lee, Ellie and gravity of the AIDS epidemic Monfiston, Tyronia Payton, Jen Stone, Eric Atherholt, Senu Sanka, and to serve as a positive outlet for ." Shanine Brown, John Correll, Raquel Szlanic, Eumika Edwards, Andria those whose lives have been touched Guys' Pledging Blalock, John Paul H., Rob Kester, Robin Baker, and Ellen Sylvester. by AIDS and ARC (AIDS Related Complex). If approval is granted, The next U.S.G.A. meeting will be held on February 3, at 7:30 P.M. twelve to fifteen 12 foot by 12 foot Notice The meeting was adjourned at 8:10 P.M. sections will be hung on the walls and draped on the floor in the Anyone interested inpledging a fraternity. please note the following Respectfully submitted, Berman Art Museum from standards: September 23 to 26, 1993 in an (1) Pledges must have at least a 2.0 cumulative grade point Robin Baker exhibit entitled "The Quilt: To average. Remember, To Educate, To (2) Pledges must have completed at least 12 credits of fulI- tim e Celebrate" . The display will be work at U rsinus. the culmination of an AIDS (3) Pledges should attend meetings (a) and (b), below, prior Awareness month, during which to pledging; there will be a variety of activities Power Plays (a) a mandatory meeting to discuss specific issues on AIDS on campus including panel BY SATSUKI SCOVll..LE AND related to pledging. This meeting will be held in Wismer in Olin Auditorium, four college­ sessions, invited speakers and ANMARIE LUKENS Lower Lounge at two alternative times: Wednesday. February age actors bring at risk situations to ceremonies. Special to the Grizzly 10 at 7 p.m. or Thursday. February 11 at 7 p.m. life, and draw participation and Much work still needs to be done, (b) a strongly recommended attendance of at least one thought from the audience. On and many volunteers are still One in every four women will be performance of "Power Plays" ~ a professional drama group. Tuesday, two discussion will occur needed. On February 3rd, the raped in her lifetime. A rape occurs "Power Plays" will be performing in Olin Auditorium at simultaneously. One, aimed at men, entire AIDS quilt committee will every six minutes in the United two times! Monday. February 8 at 7 p.m., and Tuesday will allow the audience to explore meet in Wismer 103 at 4 o'clock to States. Approximately 80% ofrapes February 9 at 10 a.m. An additional performance will be their own values and offers ideas on discuss progress to date. If you are are never reported to the police. held on Tuesday, February 9 at 6:30 p.m. in Thomas Hall ending rape-conduciveattitudes and interested in working on any facet Awareness is the first step in Auditorium. The presentations will each be different, so situations. The other discussion, of the quilt, please plan to attend. If lowering these statistics. On you may decide to attend all three. targeted at women, will focus on you cannot attend, or have any February 8th and 9th Students and It is important to attend one (a) and one (b) meeting. decreasing risk in vulnerable comments or suggestions, please Teachers Against Rape (S. T. A. R.) situations, and will include basic Prospective pledges attending these meeting will be asked to s i g D contact Kim Taylor (Residence Life brings awareness to the Ursinus in. self-defense techniques. Office), Scott Landis (Studio campus through the creative Attending the "power plays" Cottage), Lisa Barnes (Berman techniques of the program "power programs will help to bring Museum) orTris English (Brodbeck plays". At 7:00 on Monday night awareness and safety to our campus. 207). 199 .Pa.geR4~~n~'''~r~~';zzIHY~~Arts & EntertainmentlDli!lifiI~DFMeb.rua.rY.2,H!l (R3lit Ce -ty Corner Bernie Bernie Headflap Wins Battle of the Bands BY ANNETE RAWLS stink. Who Was the Boss of your Assistant A. & E. Editor acting career? .. BY SARA JACOBSON and it shows. I liked it. I liked it coming in second in the overall Heaven forbid I should forget the 'Associate Editor a lot." competition by a difference of just Well, my friends and foes, it's debut of the long-awaited Elvis Third to perform the CAB one point, the group suffered from that time again--to check out the stamp, an issue which I think got sponsored professional band the being the last group to perform in latest dirt on who's doing what more coverage than our troops in Lime Rockets set up on the side that the crowd was beginning to run with whom and where they're doing Somalia. The young Elvis, the old stage. Primarily a cover band ou, of energy. Nevertheless the it(or, as Joan Rivers puts it: gossip, Elvis, the I'm-fat-and-bloated-and­ playing renditions from such well Jeff Andrews band delighted the gossip, gossip!) Since we have just dead-on-the-toilet-Elvis. Who known bands as The Red Hot Chili crowd with their mellow sound. returned from a oh-so-Iovely month cares? He may have been the King, Peppers and Big Audio Dynamite, Whenal .vas said and done Bernie long break, I have decided to and a fine musical talent at that, but the group was a big hit. The Lime Bernie Headflap was declared the dedicate this particular Celebrity think of what he looked like at the Rockets were as appreciated as all winner of the event, raking in $150 Corner to past newsworthy events­ end--cheesy. Just give me the the bands with sophomore Dan for their efforts. Rumor has it that -things that happened over Holiday traditional 29 cent wood duck Fishman exclaming, "The whole the boys intend to take their winnings break that you may not have been anyday, thank-you ... thing was really neat. I can't wait to a recording studio and start aware of. And with that fme intro, And sadly enough, the holidays 'til next year's rocking show." production of what may someday here we go ... saw quite a few passings of some of Last to play was the Infamous be the first UC band to make it all So much for friendship ... that the most talented people in the Souls with Jeff Andrews as its only the way. Who knows, odder things must have been the replacement industries: U rsinus student. Apparently have happened. Tonight Show Host Jay Leno's DIED: Pierre Culliford (64), on motto during break when his dear Dec. 24, Creator of "The Smurfs" Jal David Lettennan decided to who drew under the name THE PERFECT 'ovet the Tonight Show's 11:30 "Peyo" ... RudolphNureyev(54), TOUCH ime slot on NBC. But when the the week ofJan. 4ina Paris hospital. 'etwork wouldn't give in, Dave World reknown ballet the week of nnounced that he would be moving Jan. 4 in a Paris hospital. World ) CBS opposite when Jay would be reknown ballet dancer, who ,no With friends like Dave, who supposedly had AIDS, termed as leedS enemies? ... "cardiac complication following a And for those of you who find cruel illness" ... Dizzy Gillespie COLLEGEVILLE CAR WASH _rooner Harry Connick Jr. simply (75), the week ofJan. 4, in his sleep dreamy, here's a news flash for 'ya­ at an Englewood, N.J. Hospital. -a mere two days after Xmas, Harry The infamous jazz trumpeter had COLLEGEVILLE CAR WASH ST was arrested at J.F.K. Airport for pancreatic cancer. .. 100 1 Avenue having a 9mm unregistered, On an even sadder note, (forgive Collegeville, PA 19426 unloaded pistol in his luggage and me, Harley, I steppeth into your had to spend the night in the clink ... territory here) Pittsburgh Penguins 489-0164 More network news--ABC and star Mario Lemieux was diagnosed CBS went head to head on January with Hodgkin's Disease, a cancer A Clean Car 3rd by simultaneously broadcasting that attacks the lymph nodes. The Reflects On You! different versions of the Amy cancer is not expected to threaten Fisher Story. (CBS entitled their his life, as it was diagnosed in its production "Casualties of Love: early stages, and Lemieux is the Long Island Lolita Story, mind expected to undergo radiation you, and featured theoh-so-talented treatment next month. Good luck Alyssa Milano as Amy, while NBC Mario ... Campus Paperback Bestsellers opted for drug-rehab veteran Drew And that's that! Sorry to end on 1. n.~c.Mn_-'byBlWallefson. Barrymore to play the lead role.) such a grim note, but as they say, no ( __ & McMeeI, $12.95.) IJIIosI coIectod camons. 2. ut.·.LI1IIelnllructlonllook,byH. JacI<9onBmwnJr. Although Drew gave a much more news is good news. Until next time (Rulladge ~ $5.95.) AIMee lor -.ng a 11.1 lila. 1 n. finn, by Jam GtIsham. (1sIantttleI. $5.99). riveting performance, both versions (when things will be of a more YOUlQ lawyer ccnImn1s 1he _ WClIIdngII 01 too Inn. were ridiculous, and Alyssa--you recent nature)- that's entertainment! 4. u.. _ a.-n _ PMa It an, by H. JacI<9on Bmwn Jr. (Rulladge HiI. $5.95.) 500 tips 10 _ a II.I~. 5. Sewn _ 0I1tWIIy EIIKtM People, by SIIMIn R CcNe>i . (Firaaide. $9.95.) GuIde 10 pononaI fIftmart. 5. s.InI ..... byAtrlJTyIer.(Ivy.$5.99.) .~ Ice Skating "i":" ~oIa)'lUlllmanlOCDT18IOI8rmSWi1hI>o~ <:;:;= 7. UnIIId We 8WId. by _ Perot. (Hypowion. $4.95.) lhou!tD on '-Amer1ca '*' be_ 5. A TIme to KII, by JoIr1 GrisIwn. 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BY IAN RHILE this Valentine dance (and in fact Reimert. One bus will leave served, and a cash alcohol and soda Of The Grizzly they still get the invitations), anyone promptLy at 8:40 p.m. and return at bar will be available. TheDJ (who, can go, not matter who asked whom 12:45 a. m., where as the other bus incidently, is the same one as used What's there to do on campus or if someone's going stag. will leave at 9: 15 p.m. and retum at at the freshmen orientation this year) this Saturday? you ask. Nothing. Anyone with a car can, in fact, 1: 15 a.m. You must come and return has a variety of tunes entirely on However, there is one option off drive there (get directions in SAO) ol/the same bus. Sign-ups for the CD--so come prepared to dance the campus--the annual Lorelei and arrive 9 p.m. as the dance bus are in the Student Activities night away. semiformal dance at the hotel starts; those of us who are deficient Office, and you must sign up by Chateau Granieri. While of transportation may opt to take Thursday. traditionally women asked men to the buses leaving from in front of Refreshments and punch will be

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V The Case Of The Disappearing Sevs Top 10 things that,will (or: Why Collegeville's Most Famous Convenient Mart Upped & Left) push ~helsea, Cli;t1ton Over ~ t :.. '~,~X;;,/. ;.. x jt:;;.;,· lih.e Ell. ~. je... ' z ,.;i 14 ·. , ,; "'~ " --' ~/ I: // BY ANNETTE RAWLS dismayed. "Why did our believed property is still up for sale and that it .~"-': ~!1/1t: Assistam Arts & Emertainmellt Sevs leave us?" we cried. "Where does not belong to the borough. She ~y GRE~~;tJAC~Y ~i'1£.:::~: p Editor do I go now when it's cold, and I also said that there are several people am rather intoxicated, and I want Interested in buying!..~cluding tEe Remember the good old days a corndog on a stick?" borough office itself, who is rather t::I~:wt':o:{iRoseGa¢en ~1~~OJ1Jance tapes and HariLcOpy. .. ,:,; After doing a little investigating interested in using the space for a ~i¥ on when a Big Gulp and a pack of butts , ·.;.Jf··::~V:·.·· ,. :~"" were a few short steps away, (and sounding like a true putz proposed borough hall! Sounds fun, calling up respected officials about eh? Just think, maybe when you're .9 ..! 0.0 .rtia;,:M'=trL'. .::.; '.;:.. .s·;·' practicall y right outside your door? ....•.• ;.:~ :~:. :~;. '::- Or how about those late-nights our missing Sevs) here's what I all drunk and hungry or thirsty or munchie attacks that could only be found: need a bottle offabric softener, you'll 8. No 4-~ :4t£~ · the SiJ~~llS~h~L --::;.'. quenched by a pack of Twinkies, a WHY SEVS LEFT: First I be able to sit in on town meetings, or bedtime., beef jerky rope, and a gallon of called up the WaWa Convenient even attend wild and crazy borough 7, EastemS~~r4 Zone puts "F~lffO~;~ . ~ther :;: .. :\:::;:. '.<'... .'·'·"'¥i'·' ,.; Snapple? That was the way life ran Mart, figuring that the competition functions! And right outside your door! 6. Ghelsea. CIit1tri~ doll is a dead rlng~". ,', .:;:.; ·:/{m:;t back here at U.C. until mid­ always knows the latest "-" .;:;;: ::::,.;' .;-:.... December of 1992, when our most developments. The nice cashier Well, I don't know how 5. not allowed to.taclc opPaula A@ol and important off-campus institution, lady told me that as far as she informative this article was, but the Absolutely· ~; p6sitively Patrick the Collegeville Seven-Eleven of knew, it was due to a lack of sales, point is this: Sevs is gone, and no Sway~. poste:rs{)n ' White Ho~}vatls. Main Street (" Sevs," for true and that the owner had left to open one really knows what is replacing 4. Weekly Saturday Night Live m.ock her quly convenient connoisseurs), shut its a new store in Phoenixville. Not it. Hopefully some type of useful skit;merdl~lY awkward stage. doors for good. content with that explanation, I college resource will be erected, but It seemed to happen almost went higher up--I called the it's doubtful. Until then, I guess we .3. Crush on Chi~f of Staff is chronic case of unrequited passion. overnight--out of nowhere, ugly manager of the new Sevs. And do have no choice but to patronize rumors began to surface about the you know what he told me? The WaWa (which does not really carry 2. Too many snapshots with those good looking Gore children. possibility of Sevs closing and the same thing--The Southland the same fine selection of merchandise various new institutions that were Corporation, which owns all as Sevs and is too far to walk to and 1. Amy Carter's legacy. coming to take its place. A few Seven-Eleven Stores, decided to defmitely a no-no to drive to if short days later, A. Khmel, Munir, close the Collegeville branch, as it you've been imbibing) They ~en and even the awe-inspiring Sevs was not doing well. Which put up a nice little sign--"Wawa logo sign were gone, packed up, basically leads to ... Welcomes Ursinus College." and boarded shut as if they had WHAT IS TAKING ITS Forget the flashy sign; I'd take my never existed. PLACE? For this one, I decided old-fashioned Sevs back anyday. So Needless to say, this particular to call the Collegeville Borough I propose a final goodbye to Sevs * * act of vacating left Ursinus students Secretary's Office. The lady I and its fme staff: A. Khmel and * shocked, bewildered, and spoke to informed me that the Munir--we'll miss you, and good STARWATCH * r-______~luck! * Senior Profile: *** * * • BY SCHECKIE Chris Kakacek Attention Of The Grizzly Standing on the edge of the Hoover Dam. Scheckie's on the center line. Senior Chris Kakacek came*** to Ursinus his sophomore year as a right between two states of mind. Believe in Scheckie. Scheckie believes transfer student from S. U.N. Y. 's Potsdancampus. Since his arrival he *** in you. If. has certainly made a name for himself as one of Ursinus' most Aguarius--Be aware of unspoken cues from a significant other. outstanding students. Pisces- You have high ambitions this week. Follow through on your An English major, Chris has consistently made the Dean's List at All people interested in best ideas. U rsinus. He is a member of the Club and Key Society as well as Sigma Step Aerobics who missed Aries--Try not to stick your nose where it isn't wanted. Tau Delta, the English honor society. With a minor in creative writing, the sign up last week, you Taurus--Remember how important first impressions are to influential he has practiced this skill to near perfection as his short fiction and pri ze­ can still join in this super people. winning poetry has frequently been published in The Lantern. form of exercise. Please Gemini--Don't let a small insensitive remark change your opinion of In his spare time, Chris enjoys art, film and especially music. A someone. If. member of the jazz ensemble, he plays the trumpet. He also works at contact J anene Paist at Cancer--You're an accident waiting to happen this week. Watch your the Berman Art Museum, and donates his literary expertise to The 454-0191 by Friday, back! Lantern as a staff member. Chris has definately contributed to the February 5. There will Leo-T--y to talk out troublesome relations now, don't let it build up academic and artistic enrichment of Ursin us. According to Chris, "It's probably be two classes until someone explodes. encouraging to see an increasing interest in commitment to the arts on around 4:30 p.m., and we Virgo--Come clean with the person yc)U have wronged. Covering up campus. U rsinus is beginning to look like a real liberal arts environment. " now will make it worse later. must know if there are Chris is anxiously awaiting a reply from his first choice for graduate Libra--Consider the consequenet ~ spreading a nasty tidbit. studies, Emerson College in Boston, Mass. There he hopes to pursue committed people to show Scorpio-Assert yourself. You Wi -espect for standing your his interest in publishing. up most of the time. So, ground... With such academic excellence, one would be surprised to learn that hurry and call and let us Sagittarius-Someone may share an ul ..ag secret with you. Known Chris takes full social advantage of Ursinus, as well. He can often be know you really want this what you can and can't try to solve. It- found at Kegwin relaxing to some jazz music while sipping his favorite Capricorn--Try not to take out foul moods on your friends! leisure time beverage, a single malt scotch straight-up. step class to start! Scheckie welcomes everyone back from what Scheckie hopes was a happy & relaxing break. Believe in Scbeckie. Scbeckie beIieva in you! _'I··~w· .:.P~.!!~fi1.'ffi:1. .... -.-.. -.-.• -.-.. ~•• -•.•..• -...... -...... ·.. ·.·.Features·~ ~··~··~ ~ ~··~··~··~ ~··~··~··~··~ ~·.~ ~ ~!1.~~~~.~~.~.. 1?~.~ .. :a; ... •• :;4' ...... ~ ~.!r..,.. ~.t~ ~., "~.,~ ,~.,~ ~ ~.,~.,~,'!7..,~.,~. ? ...... , .•.• , .• .••~.t ,~.,!'r. ;w ..... •• ====...... ,.• ." .... ~=~--~---~-••.•.• .. •• •~~~~~~~...... ,...... " .•.••.•.•• ~~~ ------...... , ...... •.~. What' s Up In Wellness The New Zack's: From The Wellness Center "I have a right to smoke if I want sidestream smoke that the smoker. If you choose to be a Why Hike To WaWa? to." nonsmoker inhales has higher nonsmoker it is your right to be free "It is my decision to smoke. " concentrations of harmful from being forced into a passive "I like smoking; it relaxes me." compounds than the mainstream smoking situation. You are not alone "It's my business if I smoke." smoke that the smoker inhales. With in your decision about smoking. BY ELLEN R. SYLVESTER VeryFine $.65 "It's what I do, leave me alone." this in mind, we can term two types Many health groups and businesses O/1heGriwy YooHoo $.60 Have you heard any of these of smokers: passive and active have gone to work on making Snapple $.90 responses before? If you have, let it smokers. Passive smoking refers to changes in their workplace smoking Since the close of 7-Eleven in Coke 1 liter $.99 be known that these people are smokers who do not actually light policies. Ursinus is taking a step early January, members of the Pepsi 1 liter $.99 right. They do have rights, they up a cigarette but receive effects of toward this. As of now we have campus community have felt a loss 16 oz. $.65 should be left alone, and it is their smoking due to the secondhand smoke free buildings, smoke of being able to make a "Sevs run" lceTea 16 oz. $.65 decision to smoke. The reports have smoke. Active smoking refers to restricted buildings, and three . whenever they have felt the urge.!. Avalon Water $.65 been read regarding the health smokers who actively light up a buildings that as of yet have not However, in an attempt to recover Soda 2 liter $1.50 hazards of smoking, classes have cigarette and inhale smoke. The declared a policy. The bottom line some of the services that 7-Eleven Poland Spring $.65 been taught about the risks involved Environmental Protection Agency is smoke, both mainstream and has provided, Zacks has increased Root Beer $.75 with smoking tobacco, and (EPA) estimated that secondhand sidestream smoke, are detrimental its hours until 2 am nightly in order Raspberry IceTea $.75 information programs on the smoke received by passive smokers and hazardous to one's health. to accomodate students' late hours. NY Seltzer $.75 dangers of smoking and why and causes 3,000 cases of cancer each However, we have certain rights to Zacks has also expanded its selection Elliots Juice $.65 how to quit smoking also have been year. do as we decide, but the right to by including drink cases and an ice Spring Water $.65 offered. Regardless of these things, When it comes to making choose to smoke ends when it cream freezer. Still arriving are Glacier Ridge $.75 smokers have made their decision decisions about smoking there are infringes upon the rights of others shelves or racks that will replace Second Wind $.75 to continue smoking. However, technically three options one can to breath clean air. When the EPA the tables which have temporarily Mineral Water $.60 nonsmokers have made their choose: to be a passive smoker declares secondhand smoke a housed much of the candy, chips, Apple Juice $.60 decision not to smoke. They have either by choice or by being forced proven carcinogen it turns a smoke pretzels, dips, and other Chocolate Drink $.65 rights as well, and they should be into the situation, to be a free environment from a "luxury" convenience products that will be left alone too. nonsmoker, or to be an active into a right. available in the next few weeks. SNACKS/CANDY /ICECREAM On January 7 the There is a suggestion box located in Crackers $.25 government officially Zacks for student suggestions for Granola Bars $.50 classified secondhand tobacco products or specific brands that Candy Bars $.60 smoke to be among the most students want. These responses M&Ms--large bag $1.45 serious cancer threats and a have so far been answered qui ckly . Yogurt $.75 cause of lung ailments in Zacks is not out to make a profit Large Salad $1.55 hundreds of thousands of which has helped to keep the price Small Salad $1.05 nonsmokers each year. (phila. low on the products that are Fritos--Ig. bag $.99 Inq.) Secondhand smoke available. Enclosed is a list of the ---sm. bag $.50 includes mainstream smoke current products and prices of the RoldGold Chips $.99 (smoke the smoker inhales) INSTITUTE FOR STUDY ABROAD products that are presently available. Ruffles--Ig. bag $1.39 that has been exhaled, as well BUT L E R U N V E R S T Y Zacks will also be running specials --sm. bag $.50 as sidestream smoke (smoke and coupon deals to help students Cheetos $.99 corning from the lit end of the UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES IN get food at even cheaper prices. So Doritos $2.89 cigarette.) It is reported that remember when you are leavinJ! the Tostitos $1 .89 Trappe or the library orjust hanging Smart rood Popcorn $.50 GREAT BRITAIN around, instead ofdriving to WaWa, Fnto Lay Dips -cheese $2.29 go for a "Zacks Run." -salsa $1.99 AUSTRALIA BEVERAGES Ben and Jerry's--pint $2.50 Milk-white quart $.70 Dove Bar $1.40 IRELAND pint $.50 J&1 Toffee Taco $.80 -chocolate pint $.55 Chipwich $.80 NEW ZEALAND 1I2pt $.40 Drumstick $.75 Tropicana Twistenr $.65 FrozFruit $.75 Fully integrated stud'), at British, Irish, Mouseketeer Bar $.40 lver Get APol New Zealand and Australian universities FALL OR SPRING SEMESTER· FULL YEAR Smashed! INSTEP • SUMMER PROGRAM • INTERNSHIPS Study Abroad Information SeSSion HEYTHERE RepresentQ.tive: CAROLYN WATSON February 5. 1993 Date: Wismer Lower Lounge and Vikki still are waiting for letters from Location: 2:00 p.m. on campus. If you have a problemor l~~aquestjion answe(ed, please drop it off in the esiJ~natedlb(Jlx outside of the publications office on For further mformaClon pleasl! .:oma([: 'our Study Abroad Office on campus fRlfNOS DON'T lH fRlfNO or the Institute tor Study Abroad, Butll!r Lntverstty. 4600 Sunset Avenue. floor of Bomberger by Thursday afternoon. Indianapolis. I~ 46:!08. TeL 3\7/:!83-Q 336 or \/800-368-6852 Ext. 9336 DRIVf DRUNK. Page------() 8 Th e Grizzly pInIOnS.. ILetters------February 2, 1993 Character Was An Issue, Again

The Grizzly BY CHRISTIAN P. SOCKEL to the letter of the law when she which reflect our ~wn values. Of 171e Grizzly herself has abdicated respect and Character does matter and people responsibility to it? The answer is must take responsibility for their Tom Wilusz That which determines an that no one can expect it. Who is actions. Baird's negligent analysis Editor in Chief individual's leadership, values and above the law is not relevant because of tax and immigration law cost her morals, work ethic, sense ofjustice, no one is, and Baird's controversy a most prestigious position. For Sara Jacobson and honesty was raked over the should remind us all of that. liberals who put so much emphasis Associate Editor scorching coals of the Senate Academically, Baird was well on "symbolism over substance," Judiciary Committee's hot seat as qualified for Attorney General. But Baird's confirmation would have there needs to be a standard applied symbolized that the commission of Senta Bamberger & Dave Weiss Zoe Baird underwent questioning to our leading officials in crime(s) can somehow be AdvertisinglBusiness Managers and analysis for the position of Attorney General of the United government that reinforces respect exonerated by the weight of the States under the nascent Clinton for the law, the understanding of situation, like being appointed to a Erika Compton Administration. The interrogation justice, and the absoluteness of the Presidential Cabinet--undoubtedly News Editor and subsequent withdrawal of Baird American legal code and the the chance of anyone's lifetime. If for Attorney General ironically was Constitution, which is not an you looked cock-eyed on the Melissa Chido fueled by the same key issue that academic standard but one of hypocrisy of the Baird Confirmation Assistant News Editor plagued President Clinton personal adoption and practice. hearings, you were not alone. throughout the 1992 campaign: Considering that the Attorney By choosing a Cabinet that' 'looks like America," President Clinton Dana Kushwara CHARACTER. General oversees the very immigration laws that Baird violated may have forgotten to apply the Arts and Entertainment Editor The hot seat for Baird started to cook once she admitted to hiring directly calls into suspicion the trust character standard in the same Peruvian illegal immigrants for the that we Americans would repose in manner as he applied the diversity Annette Rawls task of tending to her son for under­ Baird to enforce the very laws that standard. Ron Brown, commerce Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor the-table pay. Baird failed to get she blatantly broke. Her character secretary, is another example of a her Peruvian workers green cards and adherence to the law needed to successful attorney with shaky and to deduct social security taxes be the barometer ofher confirmation conflicts of interest throughout his from her employees' pay. Even and it thankfully was by many law practice. His kill-and-tell though tax evasion is nothing new senators and a large portion of the relationship with some big-business to fledgling politicians (consider American population. firms cans into question the sincerity Lynn Yeakel, David Dinkins, and Public outrage and concern over of his loyalty to President Clinton, welfare cheat Carol Moseley­ Baird's abdication of justice was who seems so focused on controlling Braun), the immigrant quandary proper and refreshing. There was, big-business influence in the that Baird found her (and her Yale though not as refreshing, some American economy. Ron Brown's Gretchen MacMurray' and Sarah Starr Law professor husband) embroiled support from libel factions (the character was called on quite a bit Features Editors in spoke directly to the larger issue "Bean Counters") that Baird's during his hearings, and it is of her qualifications for Attorney confirmation was being stymied amazing how some still think that Ellen Sylvester General of the United States, the because she was a woman. This character somehow is not Opinions Editor chief prosecutor of the Justice sort of inane and desperate claim inextricably linked to leadership, . Department and paragon of lacks the insight and concern to the performance, and trust. Zoe Baird Harley David Rubin adherence to the laws of America. larger iSl>-ueof whetheror not Baird's did the appropriate action of withdrawing her name from Sports Editor It spoke to her character and her character and obedience of the law integrity as an indiviqual who is was appropriate to the job !?he was consideration. President Clinton about to head. We must apply now faces the tougher task of Jesse Searfoss appointed to upliold the law. How can anyone expect the Attorney standards to our national officials applying character, rather than Assistant Sports Editor General to hold the American people ethnicity or sex, as a standard by which to select another nominee. Peter Senescu Photography Editor The Importance of effort and "a dream" Erik Moore Computer Consultant BY ELLEN R. SYLVESTER follow in Dr. King's footsteps by Association. Opinions Editor creating "a dream" for oneself in My position as president of the Gar Donecker leadership. student body has allowed me great Typist Extraordinaire In this week's Campus Memo, Many people at Ursinus are opportunities for exposure to the President Richter recalls the visit of involved more directly with many avenues available at Ursinus. Mrs. Jane Agostinelli State Sen. Chaka Fattah in light of government that they probably Since my start here as a freshman I Faculty Adviser the celebration of Martin Luther realize. Each one of the clubs and have seen many changes: Wismer KingJr. 'sbirthday. InhisOpinion's organizations that they are a part of renovation, the building of Olin piece this week, Christian Sockel is somehow governed by rules and Hall, the start ofa WeUness Center, Staff Members: Roman Bish, Audra Boettcher, Jaymie Burkhart, Matt discusses the importance of regulations and is presided over by the start of the Activities Fee Cordes, Jen Diamond, Justin Dominic, Gar Donecker, Leslie Giffin, Dorian character in leadership on a national an executive body. Most often the Allocation Committee (AFAC), a Iaconis, Mark Leiser, Robin Loiacono, Heather Mead, Denise Moretz, Joy level. Christian's column started more successful of these coffeehouse, a new literary society, O'Grady, Mike Pizzi, Ian Rhile, Hope Rineholt, Sheckie, Christian Sockel, me thinking about the importance organizations are the ones that have a Multicultural Society, an Dave Webb, Dave Weiss, Angela M. Zerbe. Photographer par excel lance­ of character and attitude in clearly defined goals or "a dream" organization against Rape, two new -Rebecca Bye\. leadership not only on a national of what they want to accomplish. I Greek organizations, and an level but also right here on our have found that this holds true even increased admissions enrollment. campus. And while it is true that for the organization that I am Although to some people the character is necessary for excellent currently presiding over, the Continued on page 9 leadership, so is it necessary to Ursinus Student Government

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BY RICHARD P. RICHTER celebration dirmer on January 23. Education Assistance Agency. prohibited in all buildings or all suggested in a Campus Memo that President of the College Employing a metaphor from sports, parts of buildings. In Olin, !"or May 1993 would be a reasonable Senator F attah encouraged us to gi ve SMOKING: The Wellness example, smoking is permitted in target date for declaring all public MULTIC U L TU RA L/ everyone the feeling of extra support Committee, chaired by Professor offices. buildings of the campus smoke­ , DIVERSITY WEEK: I salute the and confidence that a basketball team Laura Borsdorf, has periodically Recently, the Well ness free. With that in mind and the students and staff members who gets from its "home court asked me to promulgate smoke­ Committee, in a letter to me, called recent renewal of the concern brought to the campus effective and advantage. " He said that all free status or smoke-limi ted status for the final step. "Perhaps," said expressed by the Wellness appropriate events in celebration of members ofour College community­ for public buildings on campus, the committee, "the campus is now Committee, I am inviting any and Multicultural/Diversity Week, -not just those in the majority group- excluding residence halls. As a 'ready' and primed for a blanket all members of the campus which coincided with the national -should feel that the whole campus is result, we now have a number of no-smoking in public buildings community to show cause why we ) celebration and commemoration of behind them as they study and teach. buildings that are smoke-free, policy. We, of the committee, urge should or should not take this step. the birthday of the Rev. Martin It is a useful metaphor that helps us including Myrin Library, you to seriously consider this I will welcome expressions of Luther King Jr., whose message of clarify what we are aiming for when Helfferich Hall , Corson Hall, important next step towards a opinion either in letters to The human hope for all people rings as we celebrate diversity. Studio Cottage, Sprankle Hall , healthier campus environment." Grizzly or privately in letters to my a permanent theme in American U rsinus was fortunate that Senator Fetterolf House, Berman Museum The committee bases this position office. life. Fattah was able to vi sit. He chairs of Art, Ritter Center, Pfahler Hall, on itsconcernabouthealth, not j ust I State Senator Chaka Fattah of the Senate Education Committee in and the Campus Bookstore. personal preference. Philadelphia spoke at the final Harrisburg and the Pa. Higher However, smoking has not been In the last academic year, I

Sylvester continued from page 8 to these ideas and as I look around the campus there are so many importance of any or all of these opportunities for change around that changes does !lot seem relevant, I could make the campus a better place. truly believe that only at an For any group on this campus (the institution the size of Ursinus can USGA included), however, to make the people (i.e. the students) have changes in an area where they are not so much of a say in what is actually directly involved or concerned is achieved. Unfortunately, often somewhat defeating. As many people achievement falls to negative know, without passion or "a dream" thought or the inability to take it is difficult to fmd the staying I action. power necessary to achieve anything. I don't believe that it is my place So I believe it is up to the students of to judge anyone else's college U rsinus to mobilize ourselves to experience or what is made of it, make changes in the areas that affect but I can say as I prepare to leave us most. In the ideal democracy that Ursinus in May, that I have been most of us dream of, the power able to make some difference in my belongs to the people to create the everyday life at this school; things changes in their lives. In this ideal, that I once hated about Ursinus, the people truly call the shots, truly I that might even have made me want say Yes! or truly say No!. For to transfer when I was a freshman, example, here are some of my [ now can tolerate or even put dreams, dreams that USGA could behind me because I worked to help people accomplish, but which change them. On a larger societal cannot be accomplished without the level, the absence of this passion of the people they would empowering attitude has caused affect most directly. I wish that many people to become inactive students involved in communications members of society, has created would get some people together to strife and struggle among different work on improving communications groups ofhuman beings. While the opportunities on campus (i.e. the world and are society are often seen campus radio station or a cable tv as too large for any of us to make a channel). I wish the Men's Lacrosse difference, the di fference we make team would rally the people to find atUrsinus is still visible and directly out why Girl's soccer must become benefits us, just as our indifference an approved sport before them. I harms us. wish Girl's soccer could get on its When talking with various feet and show itself on campus. I members of the campus community wish for a more handicap accessible Opinions on campus, local, national, and international I am always given suggestions for campus .... I dream ofa campus where issues are encouraged to attract discussion and to things that need to be addressed or students could really work within guarantee a wide range of response. It is preferred things that could work to benefit their organizations to make that Opinions pieces be 200-400 words, typed, and the student body as a whole. One of significant improvements in their double spaced. Articles received by Friday can be my personal character flaws usually lives on campus. comes into play at this moment printed in the next week's paper. Submissions can be When I think, "who is going to put delivered to the student publications room on the 3rd in the effort to institute the changes floor of Bomberger. The Grizzly reserves the right to necessary to make this person's edite all pieces for grammar and length. &oal/dream a reality?" As I listen Page 10 The GdzzLy S t February 2, 1993 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Il()~ 5; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

UC BASEBALL PREVIEW '93

BY JESSE SEARFOSS The team is returning a nucleus both quick ballplayers who should players is youth, including Scott to both the handling of the pitching AssiSfallf SPOrlS Editor of experienced players-an essential be able to eat up most ground balls. Keith, Erik Hansen, Marc staff and their defensive play. to being competitive in the At third is Todd Hearsey, a gutsy Hapward, and Christian Sedgwick, Other strengths lie in the team's The team will not playa game for conference. Team captains Scott and intense ballplayer solid both who is the team's only left-hander. ability to make things happen another five weeks, but already the Kusant and Paul Madson, a pair of there and at the plate. His potential It appears that Keith, as well as offensively on the basepaths using 1993 Ursinus baseball team is hard seniors, will be responsible for help, as there is always the Weisgerber from first base, could contact hitting and speed, and a at work late nights in Helfferich unifying the youth with the older possibility of Hearsey delivering become the staff closers. great ability to get outs when the Hall to bring the team back from players, another must for winning. pitching aid, are freshmen Matt The strength of the team, ball remains in the infield. The the difficult and frustration of last Kusant is competent and will see Boyer and Pete Holcombe. however, lies in the coaching staff. weaknesses are a lack oflegitimate season. time at several positions, and is a The outfield looks to be filled Coach Thomas is well-experienced power threats in the lineup, a need In 1992, the Bears felt the sting talented contact hitter. Madson with Madson in leftfield, Kevin and loves the game with a great for strong throwing from the of both loss of personnel and injury; will see time in the outfield as well Crowley in center, and Mitch Pratta fervor. He has the ability to instill outfield, and the possibility oflack as the team lost its top hitter, only as first base and designated hitter. in right. Both Crowley and Pratta the team with the fundamentals of pitching depth should injuries legitimate power threat and runs­ Catching will be Christopher are speedsters who track down needed to win in this league. His strike anyone in the starting rotation. batted-in leader, and two top Neary, a sophomore with a good would-be basehits and would be great knowledge ofthe game and its The prospects for the 1993 squad pitchers from the previous season. arm and constantly improving capable of stealing bases intricacies coupled with his doctrine are bright in light of the struggle Then, it struggled with nagging defensive skills. Behind him stands offensively . The young talent in of winning mentally and eliminating last season. The coaching staff will injuries to most of the team freshman Bill Stiles, who may see the outfield comes from freshmen, the average mistake rather than have the team prepared mentally, throughout the entire season, time as well. The infield is stable such asJoe Burke, Dan Tomlinson, pushing for the big play simply but it remains to be seen whether or finishing wi th a record of five wins with the exception of first base, and Mike Aceto. wins games when executed. not any lack of experience or injury and twenty-five losses. where several players are in the The pitching, which is where Alongside Thomas is assistant coach will hurt the Bears. This is a league But as in professional baseball, hunt for playing time--including most teams win or lose, is a mixture Mike Swanson, a former Division I where good base- running, each season brings new opportuni ty , Madson, Chip Weisgerber, John of experience and youth. Theaceis player III the Big East with competent fielding, and consistent and fourth-year head coach Brian Barbour, Jase Merill, and Rob Jamiel Ambrad, a talented and Villanova. Coach Swanson is pitching wins more games than it Thomashasasetofyoung, talented, Owens. At second base is Casey strong right-hander who came into capable of relating to the players, loses. If the ballclub commits few and healthy players--a luxury he Neal, a third-year player with great his own last season. Second in the well, and serves as a strong link errors and gives up little in terms of never experienced last season. This defensive skills. He will be turning rotation could be Steve Groff, between Coach Thomas' discipline walks to opposing batters, it has the factor alone gives the team hope for the double play with shortstops another right-hander with veteran and the youth of the team. His talent to have a successful and a sojid season. Justin Fierro and Jim Stinchon, experience. Behind these two coaching of the catchers is crucial competitive season. GYlllnasts Hoping For "Powerful Season"

BY LIZ MCDONALD to achieve each individual's best. was only missing one competitor, West Chester University. The Lady high, a 7.45 on the uneven bars. Of The Grizzly For many of the girls, they have not freshman Sharon Pescha, who had Bears were' 'psyched" at Penn, for Coming back strong this year, senior had to fight for a posi tion to compete injured her knee over the holiday they had an excellent warm-up, and Liz McDonald scored a personal The U rsinus College gymnastics in the past. Now, their place on the break, and they were hopeful for a they broke Ursinus' previous team high on the floor, with an 8.4S. team has once again grown, roster cannot be taken for granted, great meet. record on the floor exercise, with a Sophomore Suzanne LaDonnestuck welcoming into the gym eight new and they must see each week who Circumstances entered into the new high of 41.2. As coach Ray a "no fall" beam routine with grace, freshmen. For three of the returning will be in the weekend competition. second meet of the season, however, McMahon stated, "The number and was joined by junior Melanie ten gymnasts, this team is very After the fall months of leaving the Lady Bears somewhat scores are not a real sign of the Glick, who tumbled strong on the different from what they conditioning, practices, and starting disappointed and hurting. Freshman talent that these girls have. They floor, to break her old record with new friendships on the team, the Erica Brooks grimaced in pain as were strong throughout the whole an 8.45. Sophomore Rebecca experi~nced during the 1990-91 season. Senior Liz McDonald and Lady Bears began their season away, she watched her right knee swell meet, only wavering a bit when it Turchik also danced it up on floor, juniors Melanie Glick and Susan on December 5, 1992. The girls' after landing a vault slightly off. came to beam. The competition competing an excellent front tuck Steele went into competition two first meet was against the Naval Dealing with injuries is a big . from Temple and Penn was fierce, in one of her tumbling passes for years ago with a team of five Academy, a Division I team, and problem this year, for the team's but this team has enough spirit to the first time. Sheila Campbell, members. They watched their group they hoped to beat the Academy for two stars, sophomore Kristen carry through:" also a sophomore, performed well, grow to a total of 13 members last the second year in a row. Their loss Cornell and junior Melanie Glick, One of the Lady Bears' best meets as she pulled out a great bar routin& year, and after losing a few at Navy was therefore a let-down, as well as other strong competitors, was this past Saturday at Cortland The gymnastics team 100D experienced UC gymnasts this year, but the team looked for the positives. including junior Robin Munro and State College, near Syracuse, NY. forward to a powerful season, and gaining many new freshmen, The first meet helped to get some sophomore Sheila Campbell, are Travelling long distances is difficult although they only have one meetll they have begun their season with new-season jitters out of the way, coping with stress fractures and on the girls, but they were solid home. That competition will iii 18. gave new freshmen a chance to other problems. In spite of its throughout the meet, concentrating against Rhode Island on Febnw1 The team has found that the compete for the first time in college, problems, the meet was not all bad. very hard. Thejudges seemed to be 20. They hope to beat them and an addition of many new personalities and it helped to show the areas on Sophomore Kristen cornell ended a little unfair in the beginning, for other opponents, as they see juniat has created a different sense of which the team needed to work. second in theall-around competition the scores were unusually low, but Susan Steele gaining groun unity that existed previously. This Coming back early after with a 33.35, and tied for third on they soon began to come back up to sophomore Karen Drew· workiDI may be due to such a large number Christmas break, the girls worked the vault, with an 8.7. The Bears' normal. Many personal high scores hard, along with Robin Munro ani of freshmen included, as well as the through the existing problems, freshman Kim Miller also did well, were achieved during the meet, as Bridgette Rooney, and ne difference in numbers. Inner-team strengthening the team's bonds. The scoring a personal best on the freshman Samantha Caggiano set teammates Corinne Boettger. competition has also become a key team met with Rutgers University balance beam with an 8.15. her new record at 8.4 for the floor Justine Boettger, Amy PhiUip, factor for many of the gymnasts ~ ·. in New Brunswick, NJ, on January Those nagging injuries were exercise, and 7.85 for the balance temporarily-injured Kim Miller. creating a sometimes-hidden drive 13, 1993, with hopes of reaching ignored as the team travelled to the beam. Teammate and classmate The girls travel to Ithaca Coli team scores in the 160s. The team University of Pennsylvania and to Alyssa Marquis also had a new next Saturday, February 13. February 2, 1993 S t The Gtizzly Page 11 ******************************************* I>()~ ~ *************************************** LADY BEARS MAKE PLAYOFFS SPORTS MAC Player of Week Cosgrove helps team to postseason berth BY BETSY LASKOWSKI forward Ellen Cosgrove led with 25 teams had, and it was an uphill BEAT AND ELLEN COSGROVE points, senior Betsy Laskowski battle all the way. 6'4" Coach Of The Grizzly added 17, andjunior Heather Colvin LisaOrtlipComish, in a desperate TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 pitched in with 15 more. The win attempt to salvage a win, Swimming (M & W) vs. Elizabethtown 7:00 pm Coming off a 74-55 victory over moved the Bears into second place in disappeared under the bleachers Haverford on January 18, the Lady the MAC, now tied with only to re-emerge in an Ursinus WEDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 3 Bears next challenged Muhlenberg Muhlenberg. uniform, cleverly disguised as a Wrestling vs. Elizabethtown College on January 21. The first The Lady Bears faced another transfer freshman. Unfortunately, @ Susquehanna 7:00 pm time these two teams met this important MAC challenge with theofficialswerenotfooled ... Nice Men's Basketball vs. Swarthmore 8:00 pm season, way back on December 1, Albright's arrival on Saturday, try coach. the Mules sent Ursinus home with January 23. Despite poor play by On a more serious note, a well­ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 a 64-54 defeat. both teams, U rsinus came out on top deserved congratulations goes out Women's Basketball vs. Swarthmore 7:00 pm This time around, the Bears faced with a 66-46 win. Colvin and to Ellen Cosgrove, who was named a must-win situation, with Cosgrove combined for 26 points in MAC player of the week. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 postseason play at stake. Stepping the victory. Cosgrove has led the team in Indoor Track (W) at P AlAW @ Swarthmore 6:00 pm up to the challenge, Ursinus came Ursinus did not take the next two scoring for most of the season. together and avenged the earlier games lightly, even though they were SPORTS EDITOR'S NOTE: The SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 season loss with a 73-67 win. The against non-league opponents Lady Bears played Widener on Indoor Track (M) at Haverford Inv. 11:00 am team had a well-balanced attack Trenton State and Wesley College. Saturday night and won by 26 in Wrestling vs. Leb. Valley, W. Maryland, with four of the five starters scoring U rsinus could not overcome the a big victory, 86-71. & Galladet 12:00 pm in double digits. Sophomore advantage in size that each of these Swimming (M & W) at Susquehanna 2:00 pm Women's Basketball vs. F & M 2:00 pm Men's Basketball at Johns Hopkins 8:00 pm

Swimmers FOOTBALL AWARDS Working BANQUET HELD Wrestlers Continue

Hard COMPILED FROM SPORTS Ursinus' all-time leading rusher, Excellence BY DREW SEIBEL AND INFORMA TION REPORTS became the first back in the The team SlI rfered a 31-13 lo:>s MIKE BAGANSKI College's 99-year football history BY ED MARKOWSKI Of 17,e Gri:zly against York College in that same Of 171e Grizzly ,A number of players were to rush for over 1,000 yards in a meet, only its third loss of the 10nored at the Ursinus College season. He also received This past Saturday, the season. Their record was upped Four weeks ago, the Ursinus ootball banquet on January 17. Honorable Mention to the All­ Ursinus wrestling team travelled to an excellent nine wins against swimming teams came back to fhe Scholar-Athlete Award went CFC Team. to Washington D.C. to those three losses. campus to begin the second half of o senior Jay Myers, a biology Other awards went to: junior challenge host Gallaudet Mark Parks and Mike Ortman their season. After two weeks of najor who was twice named to the linebacker Paul Guenther, the College, Washington & Lee, had the best performances of the grueling practice, the Bears travelled ~entennial Football Conference team's leading tackler and First Rutgers-Camden, and York weekend. Ortman improved his to Gettysburg to take on the powerful CFC) All-Academic Team. One Team All-CFC selection, named College. The Bears beat record to 23-3, and Parks went to Bullet swim teams. The men's pf the strongest players on the team, the Defensive MVP; senior place Gallaudet 51-3, Washington & 15-5. Josh Carter is now at 17-2, team continued their win drought, ~ yers was a two-year starter on the kicker Dan McGovern, received Lee 31-25, and Rutgers-Camden Kirk Holt has a 15-2 record, and and the women suffered their first pffensive line. He received the the Special Teams MVP Award 39-12. Ed Markowski (118 lbs.) is 8-1. loss to a conference foe. On the ward from Dr. William E. Akin, and Honorable Mention on the UC got pins from: Matt Sutin Ursinus wrestles against Dean of the College. All-CFC Team; and freshman nose day, great races were swam by (126 Ibs.)-one pin, two pins Susquehanna and Elizabeth-town The Offensive MVP Award went tackle Dan Ben-Tal, the team leader Bridget Cauley in the 200 yd. IM each from Kirk Holt (134 Ibs.), at Susquehanna on Wednesday o record-setting junior running in quarterback sacks was named and 200 yd. butterfly. Mike Ortman (158 lbs.), and night at 7:00 p.m. On Saturday Jack Bill Sedgwick. Sedgwick, the Rookie of the Year. Next up for the Bears was Trenton Mark Parks (167 Ibs.), plus one afternoon at 12:00 p.m., UC State. Again, both teams fell to more pin from Josh Carter (177 takes on Lebanon Valley and tough opponents, taking the men to L-______~lb~s~.)~ .. ______~W~~~te~rn~M~a land at home. 0-7 and the women to 5-3. The next meet for the Bears was in the William Elliott Pool at home, where the men's team pu on an Free). Strong performances by Dave of the women swam extremely with a record-setting performance Mike Baganski, Jeff Andrews, and impressive show. They won their Chrzanowski, Gary Shapiro, Brian well also. in the 100 Butterfly with a time of Senta Bamberger. come out and first meet of the season against Baldia, Ron Mason, Dan Graf, and Last weekend, the Bears took on 0:59.2. As for the men, strong support your swimmers as they Scranton, and the women won their Rob Cohen clinched the meet for the Western Maryland. The ladi~ swims were turned in by all, with prepare for MACs. sixth meet. During the meet, the Bears. continued their winning ways as each swimmer turning in at least Special thanks to "The Bear" for men's team had three triple winners For the women, impressive the men once again fell to their one season-best time. showing up at the meet last in Mike Baganski (50 Free, 100 performances were turned in by opponent in a close meet. For the The next swim meet for the Bears weekend, and to all the fans who Free, and 100 Breaststroke), Jeff Allyson Flynn, Kelly Crowers, and women, strong swims were turned is at home tonight versus have come to the meets. Andrews (1000 Free, 200 1M and Bridget Cauley, especially in the in by all as they took the top three Elizabethtown. It is the last meet at 200 Backstroke), and Drew Seibel 500 Free (Flynn, Crowers) and the places in most of their rares. home, and last chance to see seniors (200 Free, 100 Butterfly, and 500 100 Breaststroke (Cauley). The rest Leading the team was Jen Derstine ~~~:':'~~~W~~Wl.i;O#~~**** S portslt*********~~.:.:.~w~~~ **************** Men's Basketball Split Two

COMPfi.,ED FROM STUDENT REPORTS

-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27 --At Haverford College, UC beat Haverford by 14 in high-scoring affair. Freshman forward Aaron Harken was the high scorer fo r Ursinus with 21 points and 14 rebounds. The referees called 59 fo uls in the game.

-SATURDAY, JANUARY 30-­ At Ursinus, Washington College (MD.)beatUC68-51. At the half, Washington only led by a score of 32-27, but went on to win by 17. Freshman center/forward Jim Zurad scored 16 points and pulled down 8 rebounds. Aaron Harken (#44) goes for two as Will Briggs (#23) Jeff Eckerson (#42) skies for the bucket against Widener. **************** and Bernie Rogers (#10) watch.

HARLEY'S HAVEN

BY HARLEY DA VID RUBIN Braman to loosen his tight grip on made any really big moves or signed However, certain positive things condition to play some great Purveyor of UseLess Garbage the purse-strings and pay up. If the any big names (Cone, Carter, have happened: Manute Bol is goaltender, and the defense is Eagles don 'tkeep White, next year's Drabek, Smiley, Sierra, and Puckett (gasp!) playing well, Clarence improving steadily. PostseasQIJ Hey, sports fans, I love ya! free agents (defensive stars Seth just to name a few), but I feel that Weatherspoon is matching the action isn't out of the question for (Actually, I won't tell you who I Joyner and sackmeister Clyde he has strengthened a team that will rookie numbers that a certain Mr. these hosers, but Lindros will haw really love, but she'll find out on Simmons) may say adios as well. play in possibly the worst division Barkley had a few years back, and to step right back in and help out, cI' Valen~ine's Day.) It seems like it's Then we're in for some trouble, in baseball next year. The Pirates Jeff Hornacek (acquired in that the Flyers will have to sit throughJ been forever since I wrote one of unless we can replace them with lost Barry Bonds and look like a Barkley deal) is playing like the very long spring and summer. these things, and so much has big-name free agents. Any way "Senior League" team, the Mets All-Star that he is. If you watch this Let's cut through the crap. TbiI happened, it'll be difficult to catch you look at it, Braman has to pay up still have defensive problems and team on TV, you'll see at least once is the only thing you want to _ up. But damn it, I'm going to try the bucks, or his major money­ lots of injuries, the Cubs have never during every game coach Doug (besides Scheckie the HoroSCReggie White. with Tourette's syndrome. He is a over the last month, going on three­ knee problem that needs to be rested. One ofthe best defensive ends ofall remarkable individual, and he has or four-game winning streaks, then Once again, let's look at the time (ifnotthe best), White may be hit over .280 since making his losing in a disastrous manner to a positives: Mark Recchi is trying to attracted to the big bucks to be comeback. team they should beat. This carry the load, and scored his 30th found in the free agent market. It is General Manager Lee Thomas inconsistency could be what keeps goal not too long ago, Tommy time for team owner Norman has admitted that the team hasn't them out of the playoffs again. Soderstrom is overcoming his heart