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Through its history, Drexel Block Party bloc "adm inistrator has gone from an Institute to a University, Beginning with by Joe Saunders activities. “When I tell people, they say with Denny Dent, a rock-por­ the no colleges or co-op and O f the Triangle News of the switch has not ‘What?’,” said John Ponist, trait painter as an opening act. an enrollment of 1,600, the been well-received, Interfratemity Association Block Cheap Trick is scheduled to take school now offers over 30 Fears of inclement weather “People have been really Party chairman. the stage at 2:30. Neither SPA majors and has 12,500 stu­ forced the cancellation of the upset,” Yamauchi said. “In gen­ Marburg defended the deci­ officials nor Yamauchi could say dents, See page 12. annual Block Party yesterday, eral people were resistant sion. whether refunds would be according to organizers of the because they knew it wouldn’t “Cheap Trick is such a picky, offered to students who did not event, A scaled-down alterna­ be the same.” fussy band [if it rained) they want to go to the concert. tive, a Cheap Trick concert in “A lot of people are upset,” wouldn’t play,” she said. “That Although some students the Physical Education Center is said Student Program would have been really pathet­ agreed with the decision, virtual­ set for Sunday instead, accord­ Association President Deb ic.” ly none were happy with the ing to Gayle Yamauchi, Marburg, whose organization The concert is now set to manner in which it was made. University director of student sponsors the annual party. begin at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday While Marburg was at the meet­ Once again, throngs students ing that changed the party into a are running for Student concert, she said, Yamauchi Congress positions and once Bresttn, University tie knot in 3-day fete made the decision without con­ again throngs of students sulting students in SPA or the will vote for the electees. So All classes from 1 p.va, to 5 p.oi event’s co-sponsors. you are not an uninformed .today are cancclied. “We don’t know what the response is going to be,” throng, read the candidate’s IfijUtgoration ceremonies begin at Marburg said. speeches on pages 4 and 5. .2:30 p.m. today in the Physical BdticatioiDsitter. Discontent with the way Yamauchi handled the decision sparked some debate yesterday V Ik; ' ...... in the Quad about a potential ^ Vilkum^ Vmvvmty boycott of the event by fraternity members, Ponist declined to comment on an organized boy­ Realizing that the improve­ cott. ments necessary to make “I heard a lot of students say­ Drexel a ‘homey’ campus ing they weren’t going to go,” he would be astronomical, one said. “We’re not getting what columnist suggests that sim­ we want. We didn’t want a con­ ply moving the campus cert, we wanted a Block Party.” across the country to an unin­ SPA officers charged last habited area would be more night that Yamauchi has over­ stepped her role as an advisor to economical. See page 14. take greater financial and admin­ istrative control over the organi­ zation since she assumed her post last summer. Two wiU lis c|)en “They stopped advising and to lixiKm 3:30 10 5:30 started programming,” said Gary one in tfee Qrand jM of Bernstein, SPA’s vice president The Drexel Players will tbe other i for finance. Ay jJV/# Mhe Great Cotut, Main Building. deviate from their norm of See BLOCK on Page 2 plays and musicals next week and present six short plays entitled Kicking and Day of remembrance marks Holocaust tragedy Screaming. For a preview by one in the know, turn to by Joann Gayuski ents fled to Israel where they today do not even know where dents together with Holocaust page 18. Triangle Staff Writer later married, Meir does not they came from. They have lost survivors and their families, felt even know where the rest of his their line of decent.” sympathy for the millions of People around the world family was killed. Possibly Jenny Tietze, a representative deaths. She said she had no remembered Yom Hashoah, the Auschwitz, but he just does not of Project Reconciliation, a prejudices, but, instead, claimed Holocaust Memorial Day, know. group that brings German stu­ See HOLOCAUST on Page 3 including Drexel’s Hillel Group Leonore Meyer was another which sponsored a Holocaust guest at the sei'vice who remem­ The Lady Dragons are Memorial Service open to the bered her two cousins who man­ preparing to enter the East community on Wednesday in aged to survive in the German Coast Conference softball ensse aer a , concentration camps. . A solemn group of Jews, “They [her cousins] were not championships. After finish- in Auschwitz because everyone ing in first place in regular prayer and discussion in rev- at Auschwitz died,” said Meyer. season play, the team is erence of those horrifying 12 “The Holocaust was worse than favored to win. years during World War II, slavery because it was actually Candles were lit, prayers recited, planned out to murder millions and personal stories told. One of people.” gentleman who attended had suf­ This statement struck a nerve fered the loss of his father’s in another guest, Greg Easley, a entire family, except just one sis- black member of the audience, who countered Meyer’s state­ M a y 5, lyoV mother’s family, as well. ment, claiming that “the Gad Meir reflected on the Holocaust was not worse than Editorial ...... 8 mistakes of the past, lamenting slavery, they were both bad, but Features...... 10 that “you cannot close your eyes slavery had lasted for hundreds Classifieds...... 12 and blindly follow the govern- of years whereas the Holocaust Delta Zeta and Sigma Pi released 1,500 balloons from the quad Entertainment...... 14 ment.” Meir’s parents were lasted fur 12 years. Also the Wednesday afternoon in the annual Drexel University Philanthropic Comics...... 17 among the few survivors of the slaves were permanently separat­ Balloon Lift Off despite charges of mass littering and posing an eco­ SpQrts 20 concentration camps. Like most ed from their families and logical threat. Funds raised by sponsorship of the balloons will be Jews freed at the time, his par­ because of this most blacks donated to various charaties. Photo by Adam Geibel. The Triangle M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 Journalist: U.S.-Israeli relations jeopardized in spy case

by Brian Goodman convicted Israeli spy Jonathan 6 feet by 6 feet,’’said Blitzer. Israeli intelligence forces. sion there, but the cooperation O f the Triangle Jay Pollard. Although the actual breadth “He was a ‘walk-in’ spy,” continues.” Pollard, a former U.S. naval and scope of Pollard’s 18-month said Blitzer, “who sought out the Blitzer contends that U.S.- “The United States suffered a intelligence analyst, passed spy mission are largely Israelis and offered them the Israeli relations reached their tremendous failure in intelli­ thousands of classified U.S. unknown to the public, Blitzer information he had.” highest level under the Reagan gence,” said Wolf Blitzer, intelligence documents to Israeli reports that the stolen informa­ Pollard was warily regarded administration which afforded renowned journalist and pundit agents that had reportedly circu­ tion included Soviet military by the Israelis at first, but was the struggling nation strong con­ on Israeli-U.S. relations. lated as high in the Israeli gov­ systems intelligence as well as later fully embraced and was gressional, military, and eco­ Blitzer, who described a peri­ ernment as the country’s defense details of U.S. diplomatic initia­ officially “run” in Washington nomic support. od in which several foreign spies minister, Blitzer said in an inter­ tives in the Middle East. as he began to deliver. "Israel has been strategically were permitted access to confi­ view Friday. Pollard was the first and last “There are some loose ends important to our Middle Eastern dential U.S. military and intelli­ According to a U.S. affidavit Israeli spy uncovered within the that are not yet resolved [but interests (and is our] major non- gence data, will appear at Drexel to the sentencing judge, Pollard U.S. military ranks, according to U.S.-Israeli] relations on the sur­ NATO ally” in the region, said on Wednesday to promote his delivered enough classified doc­ Blitzer. Ironically, Pollard was face have been patched-up,” said Blitzer. book Territory of Lies about uments “to fill a room 10 feet by not initially recruited by the Blitzer. “There is still some ten­ continued on next page Team Sundragon ^raycing^ to capture Australian crown by Brian Goodman will make final selections based fashion the car’s structural and use in developing the car; the The three top-fmishers in the Of the Triangle on qualifications portrayed in exterior corriponents. team also received $2,000 from Florida-to-Michigan “Sunrayce” those resumes. Marmel was The car, when completed, the U.S. Department of Energy will be sponsored by GM to par­ Intent on developing the most unsure as to how many students will be roadworthy and is Additional funding for the pro­ ticipate in the November, 1990 efficient way of harnessing solar will be selected to participate in expected to reach top speeds of ject, according to Marmel, is World Solar Challenge race to be energy to power their 1,800-mile the project. 45 to 55 miles per hour during expected to come from industry held in Australia. Challenge race journey from Florida to “The car must be completely its journey. sponsors who will help with to be held in Australia. Michigan, six Drexel professors solar-powered,” Marmel said, General Motors donated financing and purchase of mate­ have begun forming the “with no other engines or motors $5,000 to the Drexel team for rials, he said. University’s Team Sundragon, to move it.” one of 32 college and university Electrical engineering stu­ teams chosen to participate in a dents, along with the electrical Cheap Trick by administrator solar car race sponsored by auto­ engineering department, will continued from page 1 “For a few years there’s been is that after a National motive giant General Motors. design the electrical components “The last time I looked up the no close supervision [of SPA],” Association for Campus The race, scheduled for July, and solar pieces of the car, he word ‘advisor’ it meant to advise she said. “The students need to Activities convention in the 1990 will begin at GM’s World said. “We’re looking for the students on what to do, but it’s get used to it ... there’s been a fall, she and fellow SPA mem­ of Motion-pavilion at Walt most efficient transference of the the students [who make] the lot of resistance to training.” ber Thomas Palm received Disney World in Florida and solar energy into electrical ener­ final decision,” he added. “She In particular, SPA officials receipts from travel vouchers will proceed through seven gy. We’re not really sure at this [Yamauchi] hasn’t been doing charged, Yamauchi has usurped from Yamauchi’s office with states, reaching GM’s Technical point what form the motor will that. financial control over various forged signatures on them. Center in Warren, Michigan take ... it may be electrical, “She knows how to program, organization processes, like fil­ about five days later. “I didn’t appreciate someone mechanical, or even some form she just doesn’t know how to let ing check requests with the forging my signature,” Marburg According to Drexel team of steam-powered turbine.” other people program ... I keep Comptroller’s Office. However, said. “I don’t know if she representative M. Mitchell Mechanical engineering seeing the word ‘student’ in our the director responded that the Marmel, the professors will be [Yamauchi] did it. But she pro­ majors will design the car’s sus­ name. I keep wondering about students, again were to blame. cessed it.” gathering resumes from prospec­ pension and chassis and materi­ why it’s there.” “I’ve been struggling to “They got me the names for tive student team members and als engineering students will According to Yamauchi, how­ explain to SPA that there are cer­ SPA members who were going ever, she has been forced to take tain procedures you have to go to the convention too late, at the a greater control over the organi­ through” for University funding, last minute,” Yamauchi zation because of the lack of she said. SPA’s lack of organiza­ responded. “They [Palm and organizational skills among SPA tion has forced her to take more Marburg] weren’t around, so members. control, she added. we just went ahead and signed TRKNGLE “They just didn’t pull togeth­ “It had to be done,” she said. them.” er,” she said, citing a seeming “It was something I didn’t want Did Yamauchi herself sign inability to delegate responsibili­ to do.” the papers? Established in 1926 ties and follow up on job perfor­ A different charge of misac- “I don’t remember,” she said. mance. counting, according to Marburg, JOE SAUNDERS, Editor BRIAN GOODMAN DAVID CHARTIER News Editor Editorial Page Editor

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Student Congress [Elections will to help alleviate the economic bur­ by voting Laura Ivan for Secretary to f(K'us my attention on the fraterni­ fying. and successlul as possible. take place on Wednesday May 10th den of tuition for more students. In of Student Congress in the upcom­ ty system as a whole and served as and Tliursday May llth in Matheson addition, I propose to increase the ing Student Congress election on rush chairman in the Fall of I9S8. Robert Holston - Student Vice Hall and the Main Building from number and availability of quality May 10th and llth. Rush Chairman gave me the oppor­ President for Student Affairs 11 :(X) am to 2:(K) pm. The following student programs and activities at tunity to work with the other Greek My name is Rob M(ilsfon and 1 candidates have provided speeches Drexel. I think these and other goals Edward R. Holmstrom organizations, in addition to incom­ would like to announce my candida­ with their application for which the along with your input and ideas are Senior Class President ing freshmen on a more personal cy for Vice President of Student Elections Committee has published. important in achieving a more satis­ My name is Fd Holmstrom and I level. Affairs. Please pay special attention to those fying college experience. am running for Senior Class With the experience that 1 have The position of V.P. for Student speeches corresponding to your I will be a very effective leader President. As I am sure you are gained over the past four years. I Affairs is a position that 1 am well College and Class. Thank you for as the President of the Student Body. aware, our Drexel days are quickly know that I am able to serve the qualified to hold. In the position 1 your participation ! My primary responsibility is to be coming to a close. There are less class of 1990. My plans include will be responsible for all matters Peter A. Cona your advocate to the administration than 400 days to go until our under­ working with the president of the dealing with general student affairs: Elections Chairman as a representative of the student graduate paths lead us to the ulti­ class in scheduling fun and memo­ appointing student counterparts body. I am readily available to dis­ mate goal of graduation, and there­ rable events to hallmark our last within the department; .serving as cuss any problems, questions or con­ fore we have many reasons to cele­ year at Drexel. These events chairman of the Eligibility commit­ Andy Stutzman cerns you may have to help ensure brate. include, days-to-go parties, class tee; and meeting with the Vice- Speaker you are properly represented. On To properly cap off our long yet socials, selection of a graduation President for Student Affairs to dis­ "A government of our own is out May 10th and llth, please remem­ illustrious careers at Drexel, strong speaker and planning an exceptional cuss subjects of concern to the own natural right." - Thomas Paine ber to vote for Tom Murphy for leadership and good planning must Senior Ball. Student Body. I believe in government. I Student Body President. Thank prevail. I feel that I am just the per­ Remember; VOTE FOR STEVE I currently serve on Drexel's believe that government can work. You. son who will lead the Class of 1990 FACENDA FOR SENIOR CLASS Student Congress as Student Dean And having served on Student through what will be the best year of VICE-PRESIDENT. LEADER­ of the College of Business and Congress, I understand the functions John Devlin our lives. I have developed strong SHIP WITH EXPERIENCE. Administration. In this position I of our government. But I also see President of Student Body leadership and interpersonal skills have regularly attended meetings the limitations of our Congress. I do I am a candidate for Student through various positions held with­ Donato Polignone with Dean Dascher to discuss pro­ not feel that we need to limit our­ Body President, my name is John in the University, including Student Student Dean of Engineering grams involving the business college selves, but the limits are there and Devlin. I am a Pre-junior majoring Dean of Admissions and Vice- Hello, my name is Donato and the Drexel Community as a they are ingrained limits within the in Materials Engineering, and cur­ President of my fraternity. The for­ Polignone , I am running for the whole. In this aspect I am also on system. Although this does not rently the Student Vice President for mer position has also provided me positionof Student Dean of the student facilitators committee to mean they cannot be corrected. Student Affairs. Since I have been with Student Congress experience, Engineering. My duty, if elected, "De-Shaft Drexel." As Student Building a strong government on Student Congress, I am familiar while both have enabled me to would be to act as the liaison Dean I was instrumental in develop­ that truly serves as the people’s with the responsibilities involved become acquainted with and work between the Engineering students ing the SPUDS (Student Program voice is the primary concern of any with the position of President. I with many administrators at Drexel. and the faculty. I am a Pre-Junior for Understanding the Drexel responsible representative. But have worked closely with the cur­ In addition, personal relations with materials engineer and I will be in System) which was successful in being effective in these efforts is the rent President in many aspects of senior class officers from the past school for the next three terms. This helping students, especially fresh­ true judgment of his abilities. student life, including the reinstitu­ two years give me a strong basis will allow me to attack more present men get a better understanding of In order to strengthen the studen­ tion of the common lunch break. from which to work. problems that face engineering stu­ Drexel. As a member of Student t's voice, I first propose to increase The Student Body President Because this coming year is one dents at Drexel today. As most of us Congress, I was elected to attend a the quantity of student representa­ works directly with the President of for all of us to celebrate, I believe know we seem to be coming up with National Leadership Conference to tion within the administration and Drexel University, on all matters that everyone should have the the short end of the stick. For exam­ represent Drexel University. As faculty without the increasing the concerning the Drexel community. opportunity to voice their opinions. ple, having classes on Fridays dur­ Student V.P. 1 will continue to number of our student representa­ He is the student's representative to I will maintain an "open-door" poli­ ing the summer. The number one implement the skills I obtained to tives. And secondly, to increase the the Drexel administration and to the cy to hear everyone's views concern­ complaint that seems to keep com­ create a more "HuTnanized quality of our representation by Board of Directors. As president, I ing Days-to-Go parties, the Senior ing up is the fact that we, as Drexel Campus." increasing the effectiveness of our will be open to all suggestions as Ball, the graduation speaker, and all students, predominantly speak Along with being Student Dean I voice within the administration. well a complaints that are presented other senior class events. There is English; however, some of our TA's am an active member of the Greek Speaker is an essential function to me. The Student Body President not much time left at Drexel, but if don't. System. Holding officer positions of Student Congress. An acute is also in charge of the Drexel we do it right, it will be a year none My goals of Student Dean of and interacting with IFA and Drexel knowledge of parliamentary proce­ Student Congress, which meets of us will forget. So remember, on Engineering are to see that we have leaders has provided me with the dures and rules is necessary to main­ every other week. May lOth and llth, vote Ed TA's that we can understand, interpersonal skill necessary for the tain an effective and efficient gov­ 1 am concerned with diminishing Holmstrom for Senior Class because its not how smart the TA is day to day contact I will have with ernmental environment. I believe the effect of "the Drexel Shaft"; as President-'Leadership with but how well he can relay the infor­ students, administrators, and faculty. the knowledge I have will foster a President I can and will use my Experience. mation. Another thing I would like VOTE; ROB HOLSTON - more functional democracy, which leverage to help rid the school of the to see get underway is a four day VICE-PRESIDENT STUDENT in turn provides for a strengthened unnecessary hassles. Another goal John Barrett class schedule during the summer. I AFFAIRS LEADERSHIP WITH student government. of mine is to give the students a real Senior Class President would also like to see a better stu­ EXPERIENCE Having a strong Student activity program. So many students, I, John Barrett, am asking that dent faculty relationship which Congress certainly does not guaran­ commuters as well as residents you elect me as your Senior Class includes more involvement in the Danielle Newman • Student Vice tee that all voices will be heard and revolve around school work; college President. I have been a member of classroom with the professors. President for Student Affairs all needs will be met, but strength­ is supposed to be a life experience, Student Congress for two years and Overall I believe that Drexel experi­ Past experience, determination ening this arm of the students must which can be the best time of your am looking forward to once again ence is among the best and I will and student involvement; these are certainly strengthen the students life. That will be one of my jobs, to serving the Class of 1990. I have strive to make it an even better one. just a few of the qualities it takes to themselves. make sure you have a good time at strong organizational skills and be a success at VP of student affairs. Drexel. J am already on a commit­ would enjoy using them to make our Toni Caiazzo The key words there are student Tom Murphy tee to revamp the activities program, final year of college a success. If Junior Class President affairs, the affairs of the students. To President of Student Body in order to make Drexel into a better you are interested in having top I have been involved in student fill the shoes of this position I Hello, my name is Tom Murphy campus environment. quality graduation speakers, a terrif­ congress since my Freshman year believe the person needed should be and I am running for Student Body If elected President, I will never ic Senior Dinner Dance, and enough serving as president of our class for one who is interested in helping the President. Currently, I am the stu­ forget that I am there for you, the money in the Senior Class budget to the past three years, since that time, students, a person who could talk on dent Vice President for Academic students! I promise to work hard, have some #%! kicking days-to-go I have served on numerous advisory an equal level to their peers. And Affairs, a member of the Dean's give one hundred and ten percent, parties, then please take the time to committees dealing with different then turn those views into an intelli­ List, and a varsity player on the and to get the job done. vote for me. I will take the time to aspects of campus life, and I have gible format to discuss with some­ Drexel basketball team. I also serve turn these wishes into reality. always been sure to make the voices one who could make a difference- a as a member of the Student Laura Ivan and views of my fellow classmates real difference. Facilitator Committee and the search Secretary of Student Congress Stephen F. Facenda heard and considered. Creating A person who sets goals and then committee for the new Vice I would like to take this opportu­ Senior Class Vice President class morale is one of my foremost goes about achieving them, a high President of Academic Affairs. I nity to introduce myself as the next My name is Steve Facenda and I goals, and i have coordinated class achiever- like me Danielle Newman. have established high personal stan­ possible Secretary of Student would like to announce my candida­ events to keep enthusiasm high each I have held numerous positions in dards in academics and on the bas­ Congress. My name is Laura Ivan cy for Senior Class Vice-President. year. I planned and coordinated the the past where responsibility and ketball court. I have maintained and my home town is in East Over the past four years I have first annual Freshman Spring semi- maturity were a key to my success. these high standards in fulfilling my Brunswick, New Jersey. been extremely active in the frater­ formal. And this year the class of Positions that allow me to work duties in Student Congress and will Being on Student Council in my nity system. The latter half of my 1991 days to go party is In the works directly with people in a group. continue to do so as President. senior year of high school and Vice Pre-Junior year and the beginning for the end of the spring term. Positions of leadership and disci­ Now I ask for your support so I President of the Freshman Class this half of my junior year I had the dis­ Lastly, along with planning events pline. Things that I feel have ade­ can continue my service to you as year, I feel that 1 have gained the tinguished honor to serve as presi­ that are fun, I also want them to be quately prepared me to serve suc­ President of the Student Body. As knowledge and experience needed to dent of my fraternity. During that profitable so our class,the 100th cessfully as vice president of student President I will utilize my abilities, take on higher responsibilities as in period I learned many techniques in class to graduate from Drexel, will affairs of Drexel University. my experience within the Drexel the position of Secretary of Student leadership and delegation. I not have plenty of economic resources Now that I am at Drexel, I would system and my relationship with the Congress. If elected, I will keep up- only helped to manage college stu­ in our Senior year to celebrate our like to become more involved. I feel administration to achieve several to-date attendance and will take dents in the most active time of their centennial graduation in style. that being the VP of student affairs important goals. Among these goals accurate notes on reports given by academic careers but I also had to In closing, I hope you will con­ would give me the involvement that is a much needed tuition freeze. We members of Student Congress at keep close contact and good rapport sider me for reelection as president I crave as well as allowing me to cannot continue to accept annual each meeting. It is this experience with Drexel's administration. This of the class of 1991. As Junior class relate directly to my peers- some­ tuition increases without the risk of that will enable me to solve any enabled me to meet the administra­ president I will work even harder to thing I truly enjoy. I am a good lis­ education becoming unaffordable problems or tasks that may be tors and learn how to communicate eliminate the problems that make tener and a good speaker and I for most students. 1 also propose brought to my attention. In closing, with them in an appropriate fashjon. college life sometimes trying, and to would represent my student body to increased funding for financial aid I would like to ask for your support After my year as president I decided make your junior year as fun, grati­ the best of my abilities. 1 am cur­ M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The Triangle

the 1989 Student C ongress Elections

rently involved in Drexel cheerlead- me . "I am the captain of my fate" of the students in the College of we possess the necessary qualities to amount of time to VOTE LAURA ing, and it is here that I see the lack and I will strive to achieve the Business to the best o f m y responsi­ hold the position. Having complet­ GRUBB for Student Dean of Design of school spirit- one of the main respect o f the faculty and peers. 1 bilities. ed three years. I, Michael, have seen Arts. problems I would like to address if I will try to administer the Student The duties o f the position include what changes have been made and I would be elected. Government funds s q that all student acting as a liaison between the stu­ know that other changes are neces­ William R. Mosey Some of the other issues I would activities can successfully exist. You dents and the business administra­ sary. and I, Tara, being a new comer Student Dean of Design Arts address would be the recent tuition will find me unafraid of the chal­ tion, coordinating with the commit­ to the College of Information During the three years I've been increase, with the lack of academic lenges before me. I possess the abil­ tee of student department represen­ Studies, am able to see the college at Drexel, I've noticed many scholarships and the current format ities to adapt, understand, create, tatives and implementation of the from a different perspective and I changes and advancements within of the meal plan. After talking with rationalize and communicate. These course evaluations for each of the w ill also devote my attention to the the College of Design Arts. some classmates it appears these qualities will allow me to excel in departments. Through the assis­ necessary changes. Enrollment has increased, courses areas are o f the greatest concern. I this position. I plan to use m y cre­ tance o f the student department rep­ As student deans we w ill close have improved, and a reputation has would try to answer the questions- ativity to bring about maximum resentatives, I would like to increase the gap between students and facul­ been built. W hat was once the butt "Where does all our money go ?" rewards for all student activities. the feedback of students generated ty. We are in good standing with the of numerous jokes, is now a respect­ and "Do student opinions really Employers look for depth and diver­ in each o f the departments. In order faculty members of our college and ed and integral part o f the university. count ?" sity, and as employers you should to effectively make changes within they are very willing to meet our I credit this growth to the stu­ Hopefully, with the knowledge I not allow my depth and diversity to the business program, students input needs. We w ill present our needs to dents who dedicate themselves to will obtain from holding this office, go unused. is a necessity. By utilizing this the administration and we will be their trade. A long with the faculty, I w ill be able to obtain the neces­ T.A. Carter .Class of 1992 information the students current thorough to see that our needs and the inner pride and effort o f the stu­ sary experience to continue on with opinions w ill be an influential factor ideas for improvement are heard and dents have turned Nesbitt into a student congress in years ahead. It Vincent Mancini in the future programming. that action is taken. school whose reputation is growing i^s time for a new face in Drexei's Student Vice President of I am currently involved in the Two major areas that we feel at large leaps. Student Congress, with Freshman University Relations executive council of Phi Mu sorority need change are scheduling and One o f the forces behind this suc­ enthusiasm and ideas, a new face Hello, my name is Vincent as the corresponding secretary. I expansion of the resource center. To cess is the interaction o f students. like mine. Mancini and I am running for have developed outstanding organi­ often classes that we need are not No other college within Drexel has Student Vice President for zational and interpersonal skills that being offered when we need them, such a high amount of student inter­ Andrew T. Nguyen University Relations. I would be will be a vital key for the Student we will present our needs so they activity as the college o f design arts. Student Vice President for responsible for all matters dealing Dean position as well as an active are taken into account when sched­ Most recently, the college displayed Administration with University relations. I am a member in Student Congress. My ules are devised. Also, with the its' student interactivity in the pro­ I am confident that I will be able Pre-Junior marketing major with a recent coop employment has greatly continued growth of our college, the duction of the Mardi Gras to handle the responsibilities that 3.0 cumulative average, member of attributed to my availability of resource center needs to expand its Extravaganza, a dance held for the come with the position of Student the Drexel ice hockey team and an working with others to obtain a hours to allow more flexibility and entire university in the Great Court. Vice President for Administration, international fraternity. mutual goal. As a regional manager more equipment to accommodate W ith the exception o f formals, this already having had the opportunity M y goals are to uphold the quali­ o f 14 stores and over 70 sales asso­ the students. A ll issues presented to dance (attended by well over 200 to serve this office for the 1987 and ty and reputation of education at ciates, being ranked 3rd region of us will be addressed. Thank you for people) brought back a Drexel tradi­ 1988 academic year. I feel that the Drexel University. I will accom­ 16, my high level of responsibility you consideration and your vote. tion o f an entire school social func­ experience that I have gained during plish this by helping to create a and dedication to m y w ork is defi­ tion. the past term will help me better comfortable atmosphere between the nitely my first priority. Glenn Naphy I have been an active member of serve you in the up-coming academ­ students and the administration, I would like to conclude by stat­ Student Dean of Information College Council for the past three ic year. I believe that it is necessary which w ill enhance the students per­ ing my strong feelings towards stu­ Studies years. As a Freshman, I was elected to have everyone involved for an formance and thus allow them to dents responses being effectively My name is Glenn Naphy, I am a by the students to the college coun­ efficient allocation of responsibili­ excel in their selected endeavors. represented to the administration. Junior in Information Systems. I am cil. Once again, I am asking your ties and powers. It is important that Drexel has a national reputation Students are the mind, the Student running for Student Dean of the support in electing me Dean of we practice open and timely two- for the college coop program; I Dean is only the voice. Best of luck College of Information Studies. Our Student of the College of Design way communication, with the would like to include the remaining to all the other candidates and thank college needs a boost in student Arts. Many of you already know me expectation and confidence that colleges in this reputation and to you for your time. involvement. C.LS. is boring , let's and what plans I have for the col­ well-informed people will do the recognize that the Drexel experience have some fun. The other colleges lege. This past year, I have played right thing. is unique and among the best of its Henry Konstanty on campus have happy hours, teas integral parts in assisting the current This office gives the person rep­ kind. Student Dean of Science and other events. I personally student dean. Barb Garvey, to bring resenting it the responsibility for all In conclusion, I feel well quali­ Is it important to you that your would like to have some fun my student activity up to a level never matters dealing with administration, fied to hold the above mentioned professor spends as much time and senior year and if I'm elected you seen before in the college. Next and in addition shall address prob­ position and would greatly appreci­ effort in teaching as in research ? are all invited. Our image on cam­ year, I plan to take it higher. Many lems concerning food service, the ate the opportunity to work with my A re you concerned that the science pus isn't the best. Most students of you have already come to me dormitories, and bookstore. With fe llo w students, as w e ll as the education you are getting at Drexel view us as Dewey decimal develop­ with ideas in anticipation for next your support I will continue to work administration in order to enhance will prepare you to compete in busi­ ers. We need to be a group not a year. Now. 1 am not only asking hard to resolve any problems facing Drexel University's reputation for ness or at grad school ? Do you conglomeration o f computer science those who know me, but those who I us. quality education. If elected I will want to have a say in tenure deci­ transfers, librarians, and C.I.S stu­ w ill know to vote for me in the next The student body of Drexel work to the best o f my abilities for sions and in choosing the next Dean dents. Let's get rid of those old Student Congress election. University do have a say in the run­ the Drexel students. o f Science ? I do ! corny ideas and bring in some fresh ning of this University, and one of My name is Henry Konstanty. In new ones! Vote for Glenn Naphy Christine Carnazza the way is through Student Michael Shiloh • Student Vice the fall I will be starting my final for Student Dean of the College of Student Dean of Design Arts Congress. The Student Congress. President of Academic Affairs year as a mathematics major at Information Studies. Hi, my name is Christine The Student Congress and the office Hi. my name is Michael Shiloh Drexel. Like many other soon to be Carnazza and 1 am from Rumson of Student Vice-President for and I am running for the office of graduates, I am anxious about what Laura A. Grubb N.J. I am currently enrolled at a Administration are there to serve the Student Vice-President for lies ahead. I would like to be sure Student Dean of Design Arts first year student in the Design and needs of the students. Conclusively, Academic Affairs. As you know, that the worth of a Drexel degree Nesbitt. The college that dis­ Merchandising program. Wanting to I need your support in the up-com- there have been many changes increases at least as m uch as the plays the imagination, creativity, and become more strongly involved with ing election and 1 look forward to recently in the O ffice o f Academic cost. style o f Drexel University. Students the Nesbitt College, I decided to run working with you in the future. Affairs and 1 feel that my experience Though innovative research can belonging to the Nesbitt College for the position of Student Dean of Thank you. and flexibility make me the best enhance a college's reputation, the must constantly supply new ideas Design Arts. candidate. true value of a University lies in its and precise skills in order to survive During my Senior and Junior Tyrone A. Carter For the past year, I have been ability to educate students. I believe the long and grueling critics. years o f high school, I took part in Student Vice President for Junior class President. As President, that professors should be evaluated Dedication is the key to any art the Flemington Fur Design Contest, Financial Affairs 1 have had many opportunities to not only on the quantity of their major. My dedication has been and in creating a new design for the M y name is T. A . Carter, a sopho­ gain experience and get Involved. research theses but also on the quali­ shown day in and day out o f every "Banana Republic." Even though more Architectural Engineering stu­ Besides being a member of Student ty of their instruction. Professors term, finally earning me a place on my major emphasizes design. I dent, and I am running for the posi­ Congress, I chaired the Drexel should be held accountable not only the Dean's List. N ow 1 would like to have also had five years of experi­ tion of Student Vice-President for S em i-Fom ial committee, I served on for the performance of their gradu­ direct my dedication to Nesbitt not ence working in a restaurant, where Financial Affairs. My inspiration the Judicial committee, and I ate assistance in the lab but in the only in my class w ork, but to it's 1 have learned many aspects of the behind campaigning for this position planned several fund raising and classroom as well. function as well. That is the main business. I feel that since I have had is elegantly expressed in the last two social events for my class. N ow I This fall a selection committee reason 1 am running for Student this experience in both majors, 1 can relate to many o f the different needs stanzas of the poem "Invictus'' would like the opportunity to serve w ill meet to choose a new dean. As Dean of Design Arts. 1 have had the entire student body as Vice Student Dean, I would be represent­ many great times and experiences at of the students within Nesbitt. "Beyond this place of wrath and President for Academic affairs. ing your interest on this committee. Nesbitt, a lot of those times 1 was If elected I will organize new tears, So please, exercise your right on O ur College is in the midst o f great working until all hours of the night activities clubs and fundraisers to Looms hut the horror of the shade M ay lOth and 11th and V O T E in the change. The direction it w ill take is on projects with friends. 1 enjoy this make the Nesbitt College a stronger and yet the menace of the years Student Congress elections. Vole still uncertain. It is important that college and being here. Now I've and more unified diversion of Finds, and shall find me unafraid for MICHAEL SHILOH for VPAA. our voices be heard. realized 1 would like to do more to Drexel. In closing, I am asking for make others feel this way. 1 want to your support by voting for Christine It matters not how straiffht the }>ate, Bonnie Richards Michael Lucarini/ gel involved ! I want to get my Carnazza as Student Dean of Design how charged with punishment the Student Dean of College of Tara Marrella point across ! I'm a hard worker. Arts on M ay 10th and 11th. scroll. Business and Administration Student Dean of Information Crazy and 1 have an imagination I atn the captain of my fate, Hello, I am Bonnie Richards and Studies that just won't quit. 1 want to start I am the master of my soul. I am running for the Student Dean Our names are Michael Lucarini some good times rolling at Nesbitt by William Henley of the College of Business and and Tara Marrella, a Junior and an and 1 want to start them N O W ! My competitive attitude to excel Administration. If elected I would incoming Sophomore respectively, 1 hope those o f you who take the time to read this short, sweet, and to "Beyond (the) place of wrath and accept the responsibilities and chal­ in the CIS program. We are running the point speech take the same tears" is what you should require of lenges and w ill represent the interest for Student Dean and we feel that The Triangle M ay 5, 1989

After the Pollard spy case J STUDENTS TEMPORARY POSITIONS Jounalist to offer look at U.SAsraeli relations continued from page 3 continues. I don’t think we can according to Blitzer. The “mil­ LONG OR SHORT TERM • FULL OR PART TIME Blitzer, would allow Palestinians expect to see any sunshine over lion or so” deaths caused by the DAYS OR EVENINGS to elect their own representatives it over the next few weeks, use of poison gas has added to to negotiate the transition period months, or even the next few their concern, he said. during its first two years. In the years. The most important thing Blitzer’s lecture will be held u p t o HI hr. third to fifth years of the plan, to do right now is to avoid war,” in the Stein Auditorium of the representatives would deter­ said Blitzer. Nesbitt Hall at 7:30 p.m. EMPIRE-OMNI mine the final status of the West According to the journalist, Admission is free. CALL FOR LOCATION NEAREST YOU Bank and Gaza territories. the brutality of the conflict Center City 636-9085 • Bala Cynwyd 668'8800 “In the long haul, the Middle between Iran and Iraq has had a East is still tense ... terrorism “sobering effect” on the Israelis, King of Prussia 7 6 8 * 0 9 0 5 r Drexel University International Students H&R CORPORATION A HERBACH A RADEMAN COMPANY Award Ceremony "Offers a Whole Lot More for a Whole Lot Less" 1989 Visit H&R’s all new Self-Service Electronics Supermarket A Pliiladelptiia area FIRST. Walk directly into our warehouse/ showroom and select from hundreds of electronic It electro-mechanical parts and equipment at Super Discount Prices! OPEN- MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:30 AM to 4:45 PM SATURDAY 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM H&R CORPORATION 401 EAST ERIE AVENUE PHILA., PA 19134 4 2 6 - 1 7 0 0 Choose from the endless parade of... The Dean of Students of Drexel University Power Supplies. Valves, Components, Circuit Breakers, Motors, Counters. Test Requests the Honor of Your Prescence At The Equipment. Wire & Cable, Relays, Fans & Award Ceremony Honoring Our Outstanding Blowers, Thermostats. Transformers, IC's & Semiconductors, and much more International Students to be Held on 22nd May 1989 at 12:30 pm at Mandell Theater.

Tickets for the above function can be collected CO-OP from the International Students Ofllce ANYONE? (Ext-2502) or Contact Mr. Laks at Ext-2685. Cooperative education can give you a chance to gain hands-on experience working with professionals in your field of study. The National Security Agency offers students challenging experiences and an opportunity to work with state-of-the-art technologies. Don’t miss your chance to find out about and inter­ view for cooperative education positions at NSA. We’ll be on campus to speak with Electrical/Computer Job Opportunity Engineering, Computer Science and f^ath majors. Basic requirements include: U.S. citizenship for ap­ plicants and immediate family members; 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale And, all co-op students must work a total of 12 months prior to graduation, alternating periods of work with periods of full-time study Students who will Become a stockbroker and be eligible to coop Spring/Summer 1990 are en­ couraged to attend the following: enter the high income world On-Campus Schedule of finance. Wednesday, May 10 - 4:00 PM Information Session, Main Building I, Room 417 Now hiring Stockbroker Thursday, May 11 Interviews will be conducted. trainees for NJ, NY area. To sign up for the information session and/or an interview, contact Mr. Jack Leer at the Center for Please call Charles Banks at Cooperative Education, 895-2190. (800) 873-5525.

National Security Agency We look forward to meeting uHtbyou! An equal opportunity employer M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The Triangle

Because of the threat of rain on Sunday, May 7th, the Block Party has been changed to a concert in the gym. The tentative schedule is:

1:00 Denny Dent - Rock Portrait Painter 2:30 CHEAP TRICK

The local bands. Beat Clinic and So Sydney, as well as the vendors will be accommodated at a FREE band party, Wednesday, May 31st.

Thank you for your support. SPA & IFA ‘ May 5,1989 8 th e IViangle

Drexel Marketing copy center fax video rentoJs Association RENT ANY TAPE MEETING IN THE STORE $1.50 NOTHING HELD BACK! New Releases Classics Wednesday May 10th Science Fiction Horror - Comedy - Action/Adventure Matheson Hall Room 201 Free Membership 1 :0 0 pm Map Open Now All students Welcome! You Don’t Have To Go Off Campus For Video Tapes Anymore

G E T CASH More Than Copies

for your: • Convenient Hours Macintosh • Pickup and Delivery 1 1 IBM Compatables • M acintosh™ Rental & • LaserW riter® Prints > • FAX Service

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Philadelphia is full of restaurants that serve Avoid The Tfap... dishes you can't pronounce. In amounts you can hardly see. At prices only eight people in D o n ’t let vour resuijie get stuc'k in all of America can actually affoid. So we put together a menu that makes it WHEN THE possible for you to eat out without having to CHECK COMES Bland Neutrality sell your BMW. Spectacular salads that start at $4.95 and finish nearby. A wild array of YOU WON’T NEED ■' ‘ ' i j j i j burgers and steaks that are almost as big as A STUDENT LOAN. Printer s Places "The Resunne P lace'... the Eagles' Front Four, but infinitely more • Conducts interviews to d^erm ine tender. Fish, pasta, soups, sandwiches and ♦ entrees that are real signs that supply side underplayed strengttis and skills economics can work in this century. So come on. Any country that can run up • Reworks resunnes and constructs a national deficit of three trillion can easily afford to eat here. n e w o r l e s • Provides expert typ«sl5f^g and

printing on qual|y papers AN EATING AND DRINKING EMPORIUM • C om poses attention-getting Hours 7 Q.m. till 2 a.m. M ond Che$tnut-386-S556. cover letters Bizarre brookfosts. Wild lundm. Outrageous dinners. • Prepares you for a challenging Oaudent drinks. And small time enteitoinment. We occept American Express, Diners Club, toworrow.., MosteKord, Visa, Carte Blanche, and occasionallif cosh. Free parking. But no free lunch. ■{■"resume place \ OT' 546-8922 *1315 Walnut St. M , TheTViangle

PODIUM

Professional O rientation of D rexel's Industrious U ndergraduate M inorities proudCy presents its Spring Mentor Conference

"From College, to Career, to the Executive Suite / f

Saturday, M ay 6,1989

9:30 a.m . - 3:00 p.m .

V an R enssalaer H all, Living R oom

G uest Speakers Include:

M s. L orina L. M arshall, V ice P resident of G overrunental R elations and U rban A ffairs,

Philadelphia G as W orks

M r. R ichard G. G ilm ore, Senior V ice President of Finance and A ccounting, Philadelphia

Electric C om pany

Sem inars w ill be facilitated on M anagem ent in the C orporation, A ssertiveness vs.

A ggressiveness, and Sexism .

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AMCRICA ft COLLtCt JOSTENS C O L t e O e ONAOUATION A C C K S S O ft I C B"* Date: May 10-11-12 Place: Drexel University Store D rexel U niversity Store Jc«nn»nw«MnMiwlvUMiii^ 5* W

APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HELP WANTED ROOMMATES FOR SALE

We are a smal group of amateur photographers Roommate needed to share 4 1/2 bedroom S p ad o u t, rtn o v M d . on* bMlroom apailnwnM. room, large eat-ir kitchen (tied). Good lor one or two fooking to capture the beauty of the female fonn on house. NeiMy painted A carpeted. Located at 38th A iieod For Sale irs the real thing, great for a wash«r/drysr. (uH kitchan. hardwood floors. avaKabte persons. Washr i dryer m BuiWlng. Addr: 314 N. film. Excellent pay. or wHI swap profeaaionai portfolio Baring Sts. $200Anonth ♦ utilities Can move in iri>me- fraternity or a real oool sorority. Call Bnan @ 386-1513 rww. CM Man at (W) 8 9 3 ^ 6 6 . (H) 386-0021. lH 32nd St. C«l Gideon at (215) 222-9117. Rent $395 (haatmcl'jded)./7/ picturea. Ful leifigth color photo preferred but not nec­ dUitely Call 222-5578. /6/ /6/ essary. For more information nwile to; I Badrooin AfMrtmant Staapa 3. 34tti A R«c« Charias Hobbes Savage SUBLET: One or two lemaie roommates to share For sale; Sanyo SO watt/channal am p, digital Houae Sutilet; 4 to 6 people are needed to s(rt> St.. AvrailaWa July 1. Duhwashaf. LaurxJry, Modafn 1977 Monh Olden Ave. room in spacious 2 bedroom apartment (3500 block AM7FM tu n r w/12 presets, dual cassette deck w/dot>y let a five bedroom house at 317 N. 34th Str. lor Kiichan t Balti. Oas « Haat tfKiuded. Elactrk; extra. Ewing. NewJeraey 08618 Hamilton St.) with one non-smoking female and cat. NR, semi-automatic turntable, A wood veneer cabinet w/ $1425Anonth. 3 stories wMi basement, from and back $675. Can Mtfk at 235-7186 or Large Iront porch. W/D in bidg. Bus to C.C. one btock glass door/top. $225 AI ol the above PLUS 2 Realistic porches. 3 baths. W/D. 2 kitchens. Period: June 30 to 487-7965. /Sprin»' Local Magnln* PuMtcaHona seeking agresalve away. Mid June-end of Aug. One person- $650 flat, two Minimus-7 bookshell spkrs $275 Call Keith at 387- SepI 15. Possibilities lor year lease alter Sept. 15. individual wilh vehicle. Draw + Expenaes. Expehence a people-$432 flat, utilities not ind. Cad 387-4632. HI 5410./6/ Contact either John (387-1006) or Vince (387-5734). m Large afflaiKy • 34ih & Race. Avaiiatte July 1, plus Call 568-7435 between 10am and 4pm lor Technics SA-210 stereo receiver, 25 wans per gas « haat tndudad. alactric extra $350 Call 235-7186 appomtmant. Nonsmoking roommates needed to share 2 channel into 8 ohms. Asking $100 662-0506./S/ or 487-7965./Spring/ Available Nowll Room for rent in 7 bedroom bedroom apartmem. Located 2 blocks Irom campus. Air house. One large room with plenty of dosel space m Raceptionlat • Entry level position. Small CC conditxtning. dishwasher, cable TV. For more info can co-ed house Large living room, dtning room, kitchen, All "non-working MAC" owners.* All types ol Orexel/Penn apartmenls-E(fio«ncies/of>e l)ed- puWishing/adverlising firm. Good typing (30wpm) and Tony at 387-8785 after 6 pm /6/ and back yard. $170 mo. ♦ util. Call 387-6605 or 387- repairs done on computers, keyboards, anything Has rooms/two bedrooms. Unlurnished. Heat included in organizational skills Only energetk:, enthusiastic indi- your screen bkmn yet, or your disk drive coughed out 6603 /7/ 2 roommate* needed to share single bedroom- rent. Month to month leases Calt 349-9429. /Year' vktual need apply. Full time immediate start. Call 568- parts'^ The best prices available lor the simple reason that wili accept one-2 bedroom. 1 bath aparttment-fully 7435 between 10 AM 4 4 PM for appt they're done m house We replace the broken pan, not 3311 PoiveMon Ave. apartment for rent. 1 beo- 3318 Arch Street. Ltfge 2 bedroom luxury apart­ furnished with central air-condttioning. Located at 34th the whole board It was on. Three years in the business. room. wall to waH carpeting, kitchen island cable avaii ment Self-deaning oven, dishwasher, washer/dryer, Looking for a Sales Position? Let us help you and Race sts. $194 per month. Can move in immedi- See classified about upgrades in this issue Call Dave @ able Available Junel. $475 plus utilities, heat and hot deck, intercom. New renovation. No pets. $1200 All levels of opportunity. Many client companies. aately Call Dave/Marko at 387-7914 or Mr. Lerner 886- 590-8755, anytime./6, water included. For more inlormatnn. call Joe or Dan Includes heat and hot water 222-2500 Available July Salary/Base/Draw.'Commission Call Mr. Joseph 540- 9999.161 at 387-6686. /6/ 1./9/ 0960. 7 ' ALL MACINTOSH OWNERS- Upgrades, upgrades Wanted; 3 Roommate* for summer term. Grey upgrades. Any system The absolute best prices avail­ 3 Bedroom Apertment for rent on 44th & Walnut MODELS/ACTORS WANTED Gables. 312 N. 33rd St. Apt. 2 Very reasonable rent: 32nd & Hamilton - Close to campus, rehab in able. Free internal fan. All the work warranted. Three SpacKXJS. Ideal for 3. Next to Thriftway and one bkick (part-time'flexibic hours & weekends) Kids-Teens- own rooms. If imeresied call Beth or Mara at 662-0277 Victorian House 3 bedrooms, bi-level, tile bath, yard years m the business See dassified about repairs in this away from ACME. Rent $595 (Heating, gas, & hot Aduits. $125-$3S04- p e r HOUR. Slickis Model & or Shannon at 662-1774.7' issue. CaH Dave 590-8755, anylime./6/ i875 includes heat, hot water, gas. 729-4644. rJ: water induded). Call 662-0484 after 10 p.m. 7 / Talent Agency. Philadelphia's most respectable agen­ cy. is searching lor new (aces for TV commeraais. Male/Female Quiet Nonsmoker needed to FOR SALE: 1981 Datsun- Needs new engine- sell 38th t Spring Garden ■ 3 bedroom bi level with Two bedroom apt. at 34th and Baring Streets films, catalogues, magazines and promotional work. share 2 BR w/ W/'D. DW, endosed backyard. $430/mo. as is or lor parts. Best offer Call 386-1362 or 353-5062 riew galley-slyle kitchen, LR. new tile bath Knotty pme Recently renovated kitchen, W/W carpet, laundry and Expenence helpful but not required . FREE TRAINING -f utils (about $265 each). Must like cats. Call Sue. after 6pm./6 lloors. $550* 729-4644. patio Must be seen. Nice furniture available at no IF YOU HAVE NO EXPERIENCE! 386-2127 or 895-2585./& 1 Meg Mac/800K drive, good condition, the oniy cost. $650/mo. Call 387-4266. 17,■ •Bo careful, other agencies will charge you for training 34th a Spring Garden Large 3 bedroom bi- or say "no training or experience required.’ Call for free 2 female roomate* to share bedroom in a newlyused Mac for sale with a 3 month warranty, software lovei. avail 9-1. beautllui Victorian living room, hard­ evaluation (215) 540-0440. /Spnng renovated apt. 3310 Race S t. WW carpel, garb. disp.. induded, caH dave at 590-8755 for more info /6' Huge two bedroom apt, at 34th and Banng wood floors, tile bath, large oedrooms. $950-f 729- AC. $240 month * util. Avail. Immed. thru Aug. 31. Streets Entire first ftoor W/W carpet, fully equipped “ ••Sports Salea I Marketing^*^* Call Lisa or CArol Tues. - THurs 387-5397. Leave Loft, small refrigerator, small desk, book case kitchen, sunny dining too, large livmg room, fireplace, Highly visible organization seeks an indivkluai who can name and f^ . If no answer /8. Very reasonable prices For more info, please call 662- laundry and p^io. Must be seen. Nice lurniture avail­ 34th & Hamilton - Large 2 0R total quality make sporl sponsorship happen' You must be conli- 0277./6 able at no cost. $900/month. Call 387-4266. 7 ' rehab Ultra kitchen. D/W. hardwood fkxjrs. lile bath dent with the latest strategies lot selling, marketing, Female Roommate* Needed. Modern, spa 79 Suberu Sedan, needs transmision and battery J785 inckjdes heat 729-4644 17■ and producing results. Send letter and resume to; clous apt. in The Courts. Summer and Fall terms. Huge two t»droom apt, at 34th and Baring Best olfer EBEL U.S. PRO INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Beautilully furnished. AC. Very reasonable rent 35th Streets. Entire third floor. Beautiful hardwood floors, Call Paul @ 747-6924 after 6pm. /6 Clark Parke Real Estate-New Renovation PO. Box 336, Huntingdon Valley. PA 19006 /Spring. & Powelton. Call 386-7026 for more information. ,<9/ fully equipped kitchen w/ dishwasher, loads of light, LHlaenaes. studios. 1 and 2 bedroom apts $300-600 large living room, sun deck, skylights, laundry, and For Sale Cheap: Twin bed $70, Loveseat bed $60, Ai: new kitchen Irost Iree refrigerators, some with dish Subjects Needed-Women (ages 18-45), with Two Female Room m ates wanted tor spacious patio Must be seen. Nice furnilure available at no Drop-W dresser $70, Desk $30 Call 387-5307, leave a viashers. intercoms, hardwood floors, washer/dryer. premenstrual symptoms of weight gam, breast tender­ apartment at 34th and Race Sts Have your own room cost. $900/month. Call 387-4266 7 ' message 6 s..icunty guard. Call 387-0327. .Year ness. swelling and aches are needed for a study. - one with private batnroom. Close to campus and rea Free treatment and up to $300 for participation are sonable: $240/mo (plus gas * elec.) heat incl BEER MEISTER b keg capacity two tap system. 509 N. 35th St, at Spnng Garden St. 4 BR nous<> offered For more info, call Barbara Altimari at 662- Available June Call 366-2554. ask lor Susan ar On Penn cam pus .Various size apartments near Good njnning corxlition Call Andrew at 386-4778 or 222 Iwo ceramic baths W/D. Finished lloors Coniem. Angela. .'8 public transportation Parking spaces available also 3329 at the University of Pennsylvania. /Spring 9925 or come by ana see it at lAE, 206 N 34th Street kitchen. Secure. $1200/month, 3mos. adv.. year Mor 10 Sal. 9-4 Call 386-2380 Weiseninal Properties 17: lease Call 386-6722.-e- 4029 Spruce. 'Year Looking for a sales position? Let us help you 2 Female room m ates needed - 1 large room All level of opportunities. Many client companies available in a 4 BR apt. Apartment indudes W.'D LR. Fender Telecaster, early 70 s model Great Maie/Femaie Quiet Nonamoker needed to share Salary'Base/Draw/Commission. Call Mr. Joseph 540- large modern kitchen and 2 baths. Rent is $195 each Condition with Hard Shell Case $300 Call Chris at 662- Private bedroom in large house. Fully furnished, 2 BR w' W/D, DW, endosed backyard $430/mo -f utils 0960.7/ plus utils. Great location 32nd A Powelton Room is 0762. ,7/ air condilroned. cable-TV washer/dryer, backyard deci<. (about $265 each). Must like cats. Cali Sue. 386-2127 available June 1st. Please call Carolyn at 662-0526 ano very clean. Available June w.' option to renew or 895-2585. « ■ G uitarist- Rythm guitarist looking to jam with before 9 for more info. /9 Carver Sonk: Hologram Exc. Cond $145 (3021 lease in September. $240/montn. Near 34th and lead/rythn/vocals whatever. 222-2892 ask for Peter-.^' 836-4778. Leave Message. 7 Powelton Ave. Call Charlie at 387-1006. /6 Sublet: immediate occupancies (2 openings) Female Roommate needed to sublet summer 3627 Powelton. 7 min to campus, central air, OW, Act in TV Commencals "Real people needed.' term. 34th and Race. Rem private room in a two bed Casio MIDI Keyboard, Set tone cotors, combine CLOSE TO CAMPUS, Large 1 bedroom apt. lor cable TV. W/D. deck, furnished. $190/month. Call Make big money No experience — all ages. chiWren, room apt. Aif Condittioning $295-t. Call Alison 387- sounds, it has rhythms it can play accompaniment StiH suolei in June w/ opiion to renew Spaaous living room in the box. Asking $250 or best offer If interested, call Dave at 222-2387 after 5p m, 7. teens, young adults, families, animals, etc. High pay 3410. /e- leatures a whole wall of built in bookcases, large walk- TV advertising. Call for casting informatkjn. Charm Enk at 386-841S 7 in closet in bedroom, exclusive access to basement a Studios. (313) 542-8400, Ext. 6208. /Spring Summer Term Roommate Needed. Large 1 Available June 1 ■ 2 bedroom apt dose-to-cam- backyard Large kitchen with lots of cabinets & counter BR apt.. 33rd & Baring W/W carpet, fully fumished. '83 Pontiac Sunbird convertible. New top new pus k>cation, washer/dryer, wall to wall carpeting dish top space - all this, hot water & heat included lor only Agressive Bass Player wanted to replace on old Rem S245/mo ♦ gas & electnc Call 387-4283 /8 brakes, shocks, everything is in great condition Body wasner, A/C Great secunty. $900/month * util. - great $400'monlhi Call 387-3728 i leave a message. /6 BONEHEAD We are a complete original metal band has sonw small dings but nothing major Taking ofters at for 4 people. Call Lisa or Emily. 386-2S48. /8 386-8418 Ask lor Enk '7/ with contacts and opportunities to play out by June. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: Vour own oedroom Orexel Vacancy; 3629 Hamilton. 4 large bed­ Professional attitude and dedication a must' Contact lor $165 a momh. Located at 33rd A Powelton Call 314 N. 32nd St. Apt. 1A. 2 Bedroom, living room, 10 Speed Bike. Columbia 10 speed for sale. Fair rooms large tile balh. W/D. Available 5 'I or 6 'i 222-1417 or 662-0861./8 Lisa at 386-1203./O' condition. Great city transportation Asking $50 222 $990/mo. Call Jan EWrige 222-9073 or (609)468-3652. kitchen. Available June 15. Option to renew lease, rent $460/mo. ind heat Call Mike 668-493? .7/ 1295, 7; /6' Full-time Ad Salea Rep wanted for University Roommate wanted: Beginning July 1 have your City community newspaper. Commlsion plus draw own bedroom lor $175 a month Located at 33rd A Wanted: Macintosh SE, ril give you 1500 reasons A partm ent for rent: Bright, Clean 3 Room Excellent territory Great opportuniiy. Looking lor moti­ Powelton. Call Lisa at 386-1203 « Newly rerMvaied 2 bdrm apt. 1 bath, modem to sell It 222-0628 /8 kitchen with miaowave. dishwasher, and gaittage dis­ Apartment. 35th & Lancaster, Safe Location. Spacious. vated individual. Call Bob at 222-2846. /7' Carpeted, Air Conditioning, Only $335 per Month. posal. washer/dryer, central air. gas heat, very secure - Female Roommates Needed Immediately to 1978 Arrow GT Runs great. 77.000 miles new tires Indudes all Utilities. Available July 1 Call Don or second lloor with intercom. 3631 Lancaster Ave. National film company is coming to Philadelphia share a huge bedroom w/ your own bathroom and & battery Best offer over $400 7, Available June 15. $725(month. Call 387-8971. /6' Renee ai 895-2497 or 386-0919. I6i for auditkins. We are looking for attradive women to deck. Great tor summer sunning! Apt. indudes central star in mature subject movies. II interested, please call air, W/D. OW, skyligm, and much more. All interested Loft, small relrigerator. small desk. txx)k case Very Two bedroom s available in huge 4 BR house. Apartment for rent, 4 spacious rooms available (215) 790-0892 and leave name and number to be persons call 387-1065 /6 reasonable prices. For more info, please call 662-0277 Amazing renovation with W/D. DW.HW lloors and in 6 BR townhouse. Large kitchen, basement WD, reached. /6 <7. rooldeck. Must see. June-Sept $l50'm o -i- 1/4 utils. Rent $l82.70/mo. -t- utils. Located in Powelton Village. Summer sublet - i person needed to share 386-2S26. Mike /7. 424 N. 32nd. Avail. 21 Jun 89 with opiion tor 6-12 mo. large apt Own room w/ loft. Great location - Aaoss 1981 Volkswagen Rabbi! C. 90K. approx 22K on lease. Call Randy or Trevor at 386-9760. (II no answer. from T ow ersC alhoun. $250/mo. plus 1'4 util. Avail rebuilt engine. Runs great, A/C, PB, cloth interior, decent 386-2567.) 7 / June to Sept. Call Pete @ 222-8739 alter 5pm. IB' AM/FM stereo cassette, asking book value. Call 662- Huge, beautifully renovated 3. 4. 5. 6 bedroom 0205. /6 houses for Hune 1st in West Powelton. OW. W.'D, Female Rommate Wanted! Large, modern 1 roofdecks. HW floors and large bedrooms. $660-$1050. Powelton Village. Secure, sunlit. 2BR bilevel BR apt with central air and W'O. High security. MacS12e extended keyboard with Imagewnter I. 386 2926. Mike. 7 apt., private deck. W/D. no pets. $690.'mo. + utils. $272/month + util. Call Paula at The Courts at 387- Excellent condition Software induded $990 Call Ann Avail. June 15,878-2585. /8- Roommate Needed ASAP Central Air. Free 0375 /6' 222-0472 7 Sublet - June to August. 44th & Walnut. Huge, Parking. Free Washer & Dryer. Close to Center City & Powelton Village. Modem 3BR 1 1/2 bath bilevel Orexel (Those black and white houses right across the one bedroom, newly renovated, well secured, large ter­ Female Roommate Wanted immediately to 1981 Chevy Chevette. 4dr silver, am/fm radio. apt., lire place. W/D. pnvate patio & yard, no pets. $830 South St. Bndge!) $200/month Call Chris 545-8171 race, hardwood fkx>rs. lease option, $490/month. per move m June. Nonsmoker, tidy, to share newly con­ 46.000 mi. For info call (609) 482-1383. 7. ♦ utils. Avail. June 15,878-2585. /8 /6' feet for couple, call 222-6336. 7/ structed 2 BR 2 bath apt. Secure, W/D on premises. Wanted to Buy: New or used RGB color or Female Roommate wanted: Have your own $325 all util, except electrioty. A Must-See. Contact Apt. For Bent. Available in June. Sun-filled, reno­ Summer Sublet. Avail. June 15 - September 16. monochrome monitor for IBM compatible computer Call bedroom in a HUGE 2 bedroom apartment, located at 386-7590. Leave m essage,/8; vated apt. Livmg room with bay. bedroom with lolt. sep­ Completely lurnished efficiency tocated in Center City Brad at 386-8318 after 5 pm or leave a message. '6' 3310 Race St. (Across from Kelly & Myers.) Rent arated kitchen, owner-managed buiUing. Sorry, non- (10-15 min from campus). V aa reasonable rent. Call Female Roommate Needed starting summer $225. Call Jackie at 386-4011./6' 128K Mac lor sale, all saftware ind. Best ofter 387- smokers only. Please contact Dr. Weiner, 386-5079. /6/ for more details. 496-9095 leave a message. term (middle/end of June). Sublet a 1 BR apt. at 311 N 1608 - Tracey. '8 33rd. St. (1/2 block behind Village Pizza) $148 * util. / Responsible Female Roommate needed 3310 Race Street - ‘Keen House' Historically month. Spacious living room, new kitchen ♦ dining A partm ent available for sublet late June or Summer term with option to renew. 32nd & Powelton. $$$Get Ca»h$$$ for your Mac A penpherals Call renovated building. Fabutous one bedroom apts. Air room. In building washer A dryer (same floor). Contact Julyl, option to renew. Large 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath- Melissa at (609) 424-7500, '8' conditioned, wall to wall, dishwasher, garbage disposal, 2nd fl. Fully furnished with desk, computer stand, and Musi see! 36th & Lancaster, the Lancaster Mews. Call sofa bed. ftow refrigerator and stove. Wood Ikxxing. Thu-Van at 662-0322. /10.' laundry, intercom security. Csdl 543-1999. /6/ 386-2422. IS! $215.^onth * gas and eleclric. Call Jill anytime on Looking to Sell your SE? HI buy it. $1500. 222- 2 Girl* Needed to share 3-BR apt Quiet build­ weekends, and alter six on weekdays, 387-8466. /6' 0628./8/ Vicinity of 4Mh & Ce W> available June 15. Call 386-1999. /8/ CONDITIONING. $295>. Call Akson at 387-3410./8/ DORMS. We cook great dinners. 434 W. 34th St. Female Roommat* needed to share two bed­ Room For R ant Your own bedroom in a 5 BR room apartment in the beautiful Courts apartments. 387-9727 (or FUN-WRAP). Call or stop by. Tom. Privile iMdrQom in large house. FuHy furnished, Dave. A Mike, /8/ air-conditioned, cable N. washer/dryer, backyard deck, house with a large kitchen, dintngroom, a 1 1/2 bath. Sublet in June. Great kxatnn, W/0, dishwasher, WW MISCELLANEOUS and very dean. Available June w/ optnn to renew lease On campus, quiet» dean. Flexible lease. $145m\o. carpet. Safe!! Please contact Carolyn, Vaiari, or Suzie in September. $240/month. Near 34th & PoweKon Ave. utility. Call T.Y at 382-1096./7/ at:i86-6470. /6/ CaU Charlie at 387-1006./S' How About A OrMm Vacation in China? HELPII Female Roommate needed immediate- Lot's get together. Firxl out how much fun we can U or lor June to share a Ig. studio apartment at The FOR SALE Great TWo Bedroom Apt. tor sublet: Staning have before and after going, and how much Courts. $272.mo * elec. Please call Julie at 38iL June 1st. until Aug. option to renew. Located at 3310 HELP WANTED money we can save (even make) on a dream 0375. /Spring/ vacaton in China. Call TV. at 382-1096. /8/ Race St. (Aaoss form Kelly A Myers) Huge living room Macintosh Oi*k*. The OUsers are selling 800k and kitchen with 2 spacous bedrooms, wall to waU car­ Macmtosh disks. Induded on the disks is PuUk Domain IWo roomatM ne«dad to share spadous live Happily married coupio desires to give a pets, washer/dryer, AC. Rent is $9090. Call 386-4011. Lite Guards Wknlecll • High rise buiUing in oen- software Irom the DUsers 139-disk software library. The bedroom apartment. Ck)se to campus. Available in newborn all the advantages of a kjving home and Jackie, m trai Philadelphia, pari time $5.2S/hour. Contact: Barbro disks oome in dear piasbc cases, are muiticokired and June. Please contact Angela or Susan at 386-2554 lor family. Medical e x p e n se s paid. Legal and confi­ Alvarez at 232-7400x26 /6/ come with labels. The disks come in the toUowing cokxs: more info. /6/ dential. Please give yourself, your baby and us a Summer SuMet - June 1 to Aug. 31. Wdh option bkie, red, green, gray, white, yelkiw and black Disks are happier future. Call Diane or Jimmy collect (201) to renew. One Master Bedroom. Fits 3 comlonabiY Expert asiistance needed for transcription from only $2 apiece and can cost less than $1 80 il purchased Sublet a room in The Courts for summer term, 316-0047. /a/ Spadous living room. Central air. Washer/dryer. Wall tape to disk. Must have access to MAC +/SE with MS- in quantities. The disks can be purchased in the DUsers with option to renew. Female Roomate needed to Word. QUALITY is key. Rate $20 per 60 minute tape. ollice in 3026 MacAlister Hall. For more inlomiatran call to wal! carpeting. In between Towers and Kelly. 3310 share. Cantact Carolyn. Susw, or Valari at 386-6470. RaoeSt. CaKRina 367-5651. W Call Debra at 925-5016, between 1-5. I6i the OUsers at 895-2573. /Spring/ Troubit with Calculua, Math Analysis. /6/ Physics. Chemistry? Call Joseph's Tutorial 386- Car and M cyde courlere neadadi Approx. SMv. I would like to buy a 128K Mac. Even il yours 9770. /Spring/ Apartment tor Rent starting in June. Pertect lor 5-15 Hrs/wk. Penn campus. Fat Boy Delivery 662- HELPI 2 Roommate* needed to share a huge doesn't work, iers talk Leave a message for Tom at 462- one or two people. 3310 Hamilton St. 1 BR. LR. 0559. /Spring/ bedroom w/. deck & private bathroom in a bilevel 6489./Spring/ Raaum^t- We will take your information or kitchen. Fum. available lor sale. Ask for Gina or Chhs. apanment. Must seel Cenuai air. W/D. OW, skylight, okj resume and whip up a professional resume 386-7585. HI Olac Jocktya Wantad. No equipment necessary, secure. Free street parking. Cali 387-1065 leave a MAC KARO DRIVES Pnces cut to save you more'll suitable for framing. We do 80X80! Next day ser- but must have car or access to one. Call 789-3590. lii message. *6/ 50Mb External now only $499,100Mb External an unbe­ vtee. Low Price; $15 includes a laser-written copy 35th and Lancaaler. Apartment for rent begin­ lievable $649. Best dollar-per-Mb value available'!! on bond paper and a copy on your disk. Multiple ning the week of June 12 or June 19. Sleeps two w d Sublacla Noadad-Woman (agoa 18 ^). not tak­ Apartmant lor the Summer: Female roommate Dnves fit neatly under a Ptu*/SE or on a II. All drives copie* on your own paper are extra. Call Bryan at consists of a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living ing birth control pills, are needed lor two paid studies. A needed to share a bedroom in a 2 bedroom apartment. brand new. factory fresh, factory shipped, fnckides lull DUSERS-0 (387-3770) or Stephanie at 386 2661 room. A nice apartment at an inexpensive price of six-month medication study to treat premensUual symp­ Rem « $222 ♦ 1/3 utilities. Please call Sanya at 387- warranty University PC's accepted. Also internal hard and leave a message. We'll work with you to $350/mo. findudes heat and water). ExceXent k>catlon toms ol weight gam. swelling, breaat tenderness and 3410. /Spring.' drives and lightweight portabie hard drives at similar dis­ make you look great! /Spring/ at 101 North 35th St. Call BIN or Doug at 222-1868. /6/ aches is available, as weH as a study requiring daily counts Call TGI Hardware for mfo 24 hours at 222-0801 /Spring, bk>od tests lor one month. Both studies pay $300 by Roomat* needed - One large bedroom in lour 128K (or S12K) Mac Wanted DEAD (or Very Large TWo Bedroom apartment available complatkx). Can the HUP PMS program at 662-3329. bedroom apartment; Grey Gables, 33rd and Pearl Alive), Please laave m essage for Tom at 462- lor June sublet. New kitchen with Dishwasher. Washer Sueets, For spring and summer terms beginning now. Macintosh Computer Wanted Cash lor your 6849. /Spnng* Maantosh and accessories Any condilion Whether and dryer in basement. (No charge.) Large backyard, Ftm al* Modal* Wanted • Tall, very slender, verry For mors inlo, please call 662-0277. it' work or not. Call 9609) 273-1357 anytime /Spring' great for barbeque. Located at 3811 Baring St. Call atuactrire girls, no more than 22 years okJ. lor glamour, The Natworti la an organized group of facul­ 222-3529. ask tor Joe or Mike /7/ cheescake and figure work. No exparianca necessary. Female Roommate Wanted: 34th and Powelton ty, staff and administrators who have been meet­ Flyer* PLAYOFF Ticket* Call Campus Twkels Baginn«r* wek»m*d. No pornography, no hassle and $195/mo * utilities Avaiiabie immediately Call Axnee ing to discuss tiasic women's Issues. Our con­ 387-5397. t / anytime at (215) 463-7T1X./6/ AvaHaMe Immedlalely • One bedroom, living picture* w i never be primed. cerns are distinct from the Women's Studies » . . . 5 f , .JI » • ? * May 5,’ 1989 The Triangle 11

MISCELLANEOUS PERSONALS PERSONALS ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS

Group and w e Include all ranks and conditions of shirts Love, all the Phi Sig dates Alpha Sigma Alpha Pledges Good louck this Lounge in MacAlister HaB All are weteome. For more of humor and its importance to the human spint wiN be wom en at Drexel. The Network woukJ like to Invite weekend Hang in there, the hard worlt is almost over information, call 895 2063 heki on Friday May 19th, 12 noon - 1 pm . in Creese all Interested graduate students, faculty, staff. & Mr. Tau Beta PI. My calendar says that Saturday Love m ASA Student Center, room 226 Stones and parables wiN be administrators to it's future bag luncfi meetings. will be one month since that rainy Friday night when The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) presented in mime by the Clowning Troupe from They are a s follows: everything seemed to go wrong except for you' I still Lori. Happy 23rd' Wishmg you the best' Love. hoMs its meetings Wednesdays at 1 p.m in Stratton Hall, Newmann College, led Jo Murphy AH students faculty Tuesday. April 11, 1989, Living Arts Lounge. have the rose on my table, but now I have a nose almost Aim room 101. Open to aH n^iors We need underdasspeo- and staff are invited to attend Sponsored by Spintual Mandell Theater the same shade of red (not to mention silly looking plel Walch for signs and No COBOL T-shirts Wellness forum ■ Drexel Asbury Minislry. 895-2522 Tuesday, May 9, 1989, Room 2023 knees!) Than* for the past 4 weeks, you don't know what Dopey Twins: Good Luck in your Accounting MacAllster Hall they have meant to me Your Geeky Girtfnend Exam. Try to get out of the daze tong eriough lo take your Workshop on Assertiveness Learn to believe in Phi Mu WalHathon. Saturday May 20th to benefit Tuesday, June 13, 1989. Room 2023 exam. Orie of the Dopey Brothers. yourself and be assertive, at this week's CAPS workshop Project Hope. Sign up in Mam BIdg now! MacAllster Hall Rene4 - Welcome back on campus ■ It's great Leader: Tracy GreenfieW. Counselor Special Programs All meetings are 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. /Spring/ habing you around! You're doing a great |0b with PanheM Rodney: I owe you a couple. Thanks. I tove you Date: Wednesday May 10th. 1989 Time: 4 pm. Place Anyone interested in obtaining summer employmeni Phi Mu «1 Love Kathy Creese Student Center, room 201 In Sea Isle City is asked to contact Fr Zeuner at the Typist - ProfMSionaL Resumes. Theses. Newman Center (590-8760) Arlen# ■ Hang in there this weekend! If you need Reports, etc. Has own Macintosh computer. Low Thursday anything. I'll be there ■ after irs all over, we'll go out. rates -• discount to Drexel and Penn faculty/stu­ 100% Phi Mu Love Kathy THE OUILT Come witness our National AIDS dents. Next day sewlce available. Will pick up Memorial. The Ouilt in Philadelphia. May I1th-14th Volunteers needed Help homeless chMren. Do vol­ and deliver. Call Shirley now at 895-1485. /6/ Today Phi Sig would like to ttiank everyone who came to National Guaid Amxxy. 33rd and Market Sts. Unfok*ng unteer worlt m a nursing home. He^ two groups at once, our spring break parties We enjoyed meeting everyone!! Ceremony 6:30 ■ 9 p.m. Exhibition hours Friday and right here on the Drexel campus Call Jon Haklt, 545- Friday Night Flicks: this week's movie will be Saturday. 11 a.m. • 8 p.m.: Sunday, 11 a m. - 6 p.m. Free 8427 Working Girl. The movie will be shown in Stein "Rod-tlt»Clod" You1l always be a 'sweattieart' to admission. For infomatton caH, (215) 625-2448. Auditonum, room 111. Nesbitt Hall, at 4:30. 7:00, 9:30, PERSONALS us; thanks for a great year - We tove you!! The sisters of Macintosh Disks The DUsers are selling 800k and 12 mklnlght. The cost will be $2. For nw e informa­ Phi Sigma Sigma. On Thursday. May 11th. at 4 p.m in Commonwealth Macintosh disks. Inckxled on the deks is Pubhc Domain tion on this or any other SPA event, call 895-2575. HaU. room 210. the Drexel Math and Computer Science software from the DUsers 139) • B. P. Mondays at 1 p.m. In Commonwealth Hall (bWg. 7), room 113. Come join us for our casino trips, movie nights, dis­ E - They blocked car in and all we wanted was tinguished speakers, picnks. parties and any suggesttons Jbe; I II still put roses on your grave. No schmuck, snuggle! Thanks for going to the car for me. Worth it? you might have. OK? Yup!-B. MARKETING OPPORTUNITY Tuesday Minnie- I'm on top of the workJ! You're everything to Trainer E. - Missed you, funny face. Glad we wait­ me-so don't leave me with nothing. Mukey PS. Fred ed. Always be ready - you never know when our song Is Need informatton on off-campus housing information says hi. coming on. Love-B. day. All available information on off-campus housing: STARTING FALL 1989 Realtor/landlord listings, lease info., renter's checklist, ATTENTION: FEMALE TRIANGLE PERSONNEL K«S. Thanks for the surprise birthday dinner. maps, current listings and more. In the future, please make all leading statements and/or Sony it was so much trouble. Whistling teakettle & toned It's all happening Tuesday, May 9th, 1989. 11-2 Creese Sales-oriented, industrious individual with strong initiative comments explicitly clear. Translators of female-speak are arms + legs. Look out! #1 Roomies in N Y. Luv. D. in short supply here. The Rooks. Student Center Lounge, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Myers Tutor sought for prestigious marketing/promotions position with top Lounge PS. Media, the same goes for you. To the brothers of PI Lam ■ The formal was the best and so are you guys. You mean the worW to me. Fortune 500 firnfi. Student must commit to 20 hours per week Baccalaureate Planning: All Sentors who woukJ like MITCH: O K., I'll play If you wear your baseball uni­ Thanks for making me 'Sweatheart' again I Love You! to participate In the Intertaith Baccalaureate, next meeting for the entire 1989-90 school year. form Friday night. I know this is a bizarre request (thafs Margie why I dkJn't ask you lace to face), but oblige me and I'll is May 9th. Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Newman Center. If you can't anend but are still Interested, call Sr Dorothy Excellent salary and bonuses. Flexible hours. All work is on show you what I'm wearing underneath. To the Pi Lam Pledges ■ I love you guys too. Your at 590-8760. Wetly Kim ; 'Shipwrecked' party this weekend is going to be great. campus. With tove. Margie G eotf' We tove and miss you. Love M & Dl! HA! Come to the Women's Network Meeting Brown Bag Lunch May 9th. 1989, at 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. Come Applicant should have experience/strong interest in sales, mar­ Just kidding. We do miss you though. Let's get together ASA Sisters and pledges. Have fun at the tormal when you can, leave when you must. In MacAllster Hall, soon. Have your machine call ours!! Love, Alison and & at the block party. Love In ASA. Betsy keting, promotions, management and/or public speaking. room 2023. Come hear the news about: The ACE-NIP Paul. Conference at Villanova, An Update on the Internship credit possible. Drexel Softball - Good luck at ECC's this week­ Questtonnalre. Usa. Thanks for a great time at the formal. Hope end... #1 you liked the lllly You and Lara have to get together for a For more information, contact Campus Dimensions Wednesday can kill. LoveAI. Dear Chrlssy, I'm glad you are my little sister. Recruitment at (800) 592-2121 or send resume and cover letter Have fun ptodglng. Love In ASA. Kathy To the Staff at Arthur's Catenng. Thanks for the Gays. Lesbians and Bisexuals at Drexel will hokJ Its to CDI, 210 W. Washington Sq., 11th floor, Phila., PA 19106. meeting this Wednesday at 5:30 In the Fourth Floor

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Quick! Which Drexel buildings are named for presidents Kenneth G. Matheson (1922-31) of the University? Which president was in office for the Matheson began his presidency faced with many of shortest time? The longest? Who served at the helm of the same problems Drexel faces today, Drexel Institute of Technology twice? What is the official such as raising money, improving enroll­ name of "orange brick"? Who started the co-op pro­ ment, updating equipment and buildings, improving the co-op system and publi­ gram? cizing Drexel. Did we catch you with your presidential trivia down a He began a program of visiting local few short hours before the inauguration of President V high schools to attract students and began Breslin? If you're worried about being able to discuss developing alumni relations. In ’22, he intelligently the major contributions of presidents restarted the Library School, which offered a one year course in library sci­ Godfrey or Rea with your favorite dean of students, don't ence. Matheson emphasized co-op for as worry. Contained herin is everything you ever wanted to many students as possible. know about the city of orange brick. The campus expanded through the erection of the VanRennssalaer dorm in ’31, the Drexel Lodge, and the use of the athletic field at 46th and Haverford. In ’27 Drexel began its first graduate degree programs in secretarial science, commerce, home economics, library sci­ ence, civil, electrical, mechanical and chemical engineering. The programs received accreditation from the major national bodies.

Parke R. Kolbe (1932-42) outlined his goals for Drexel in a report in ’32. He would transform the Institute of Art, Science and Industry into an Institute of Technology. While Drexel would continue as a professional school, there would be a strengthening in the pure sciences and the secretarial school. Drexel planned to offer degrees in physics and chemistry and develop the biology curriculum. The economics, sociology, political science and history departments were to be strengthened and the Secretarial School became the Business School. Drexel, then as now, had a pressing need for space, and Kolbe felt construction of a library building and gym building would go a long way to solving these problems. Neither would be built for some time because of the advent of World War II. Research was the best way to publicize Drexel, and Kolbe institut­ ed visiting professorships, exchange fellowships, graduate assis- tantships and lectureships.

George Peters Rea (1942-44) took the helm James MacAlister (1892-1913), first president of the Drexel A n sw e rs: Disque Hall was named for an of the Institute when the war was threatening to Institute of Art, Science and Industry, was also head of the first cen­ interim president not mentioned. Robert C. close the school and he began a number of pro­ tral board of education in Philadelphia. These close ties to many high Disque served as an interim president from 1944 grams to attract and keep students. schools helped attained a first-year enrollment of 1,600. to ’45, and also on a committee with three other To prevent attrition, Rea assigned each student MacAlister believed the purpose of the new school to be “to open men who ran Drexel from 1931-32. Orange to a faculty advisor who would guide the student new and higher occupations, involving knowledge and skill, to bricks are actually “Drexel pink iron spot” through the intricacies of college life. He also young men and women.” bricks, and Stratton Hall was the first orange introduced an accelerated curricula and loosened During the years of the first president there was no co-op, degree brick building. For the rest of the answers, well, the entrance requirements so that students could or graduate programs. The departments included art, scientific, you’ll just have to read the article. participate in the war effort. The Engineering mechanical arts, domestic economics, technology, business, physical School began to admit women and the Business training, normal department of the training of teachers, and lectures The information in this article came from Dr. School, which already had women on its rosters, and evening classes. The Institute also had a library and reading Miriam N. Kotzins book A History of Drexel began to train them as secretaries. As with the room and a museum. University, 1941-1963, the long-range plan of entire nation, Drexel realized that women would The library and reading room became the “Library Class” of '92, 1986, and the archives of The Triangle. need to take over “men’s” jobs to keep the country one of the first library schools in the country. Although it was dis­ afloat as the men went off to fight in Europe, continued in 1913, it was re-established in ’22 and is now the Africa and the Pacific. College of Information Studies. The war effort and the duties as advisors served increased the faculty loads so that each did the job of a “man-and-a-half.” One of Rea’s most unpopular moves was to attempt to sell Drexel’s art col­ lection, including the original Hollis Godfrey (1913-21) was not always a popular man, but manuscript of Poe’s “Murders in he did continue the development of the Institute, and started the pro­ the Rue Morgue.” The collection gram that was to become the main attraction of Drexel to this'day — included the George W. Childs co-op. Collection of manuscripts, the Godfrey consolidated the departments into schools: the School of John D. Lankenau collection of Engineering, the School of Domestic Science and Arts, and the paintings and various other Secretarial School. With the consolidation, the Institute was allowed pieces. by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to offer degrees in four year Rea argued ihat the Institute programs and certification in two year programs. did not have the proper facilities Adhering o his philosophy that education “should not only be to display or store the items. good, but good for something,” Godfrey mandated controlled sum­ However, student and faculty mer work for engineering students in 1915, and recommended it for outrage was such that eventually the other schools. In 1919, the Institute moved from the semester sys­ an agreement was reached so tem to the quarter system to accommodate the co-op cycles. that Drexel sold only part of the collection, including the Poe manuscript. M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The Triangle 1 3

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James Creese (1945-63) oversaw a huge W i l l i a m spurt of growth in Drexel’s campus, student G a ith e r body and academic programs, and envisioned a (1984-87) is University on the eastern side of University perhaps the most City. infamous of During Creese’s tenure, Drexel acquired or Drexel presi­ built the athletic fields at 42nd and Haverford, dents, but there the Alumni Engineering Labs, the Basic was more to his Sciences Building (now Stratton Hall), the leadership than Library Building (now Korman Center), the the scandal that Drexel Activities Center (now Creese Student became his Center), the Rush Building, and Red Lion Hall downfall. (now Commonwealth Hall, named for the In his few Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which loaned years, the the Institute the money). University built Creese’s plan was to concentrate the academ­ the Towers, pur­ ic buildings around the Main Building at the chased the corner of 32nd and Chestnut Streets, the resi­ Wilford and dential buildings in the northern part of campus Freeman build­ by VanR, and the Gym and ROTC around 33rd ings, expanded and Lancaster. the cafeteria to The curricula for each college was revamped include the area at least once during the Creese years, and each under the glass col lege offered a co-op program. Almost twen­ dome, and began ty years after Kolbe first suggested it, Drexel planning for the first offered a B.S. degrees in physics and construction of chemistry in '51. As the Institute and its col­ the LeBow En­ leges gained a sense of direction, they would gineering Center streamline their programs, integrating technolo­ and the Center gy and a newfound emphasis on the humanities Engineering and Business began to offer graduate for Automative Technology. Plans were already formed to move the into the programs. programs leading to a Masters of Science, and the math and computer science department to the Korman Center, to The School of Business changed its curricu­ School of Library Science totally eliminated its under­ make it a complete computer center. lum to be more attractive to men in '50, and in graduate program. In '63 the Library separated from Gaither outlined his plans for the Drexel in the long-range plan '54 revised the curriculum for each major to the School of Library Science. issued in September of '86. He hoped to turn Drexel into one of the include a core of business courses and general Students could earn their degrees either during the leading universities by making admissions requirements more courses, and again in '61 to further integrate day or night starting in '47 under a “6-2” plan, where stringent. He also felt that Drexel could be one of the top 100 research business with sciences. The colleges of they went to class at night for six years, then during universities as ranked by the National Science Foundation. A number the day for two. The Evening College began offering of majors were to be added to the colleges. Some majors, such as continuing professional education courses for for international area studies, were put through and the College of people with degrees applying to take supplemental Information Studies began to offer undergraduate degrees again. courses. Other pre-existent majors like dietetics and psychology were moved Creese decentralized his administration, and hired a from one college to another. full-time director of student aid. Drexel began recruit­ Oddly enough, many of the goals that Gaither outlined before his ing professors with engineering and math back­ demise President Richard Breslin has also aimed for, like improving grounds and more advanced degrees. the student experience at Drexel and increasing funding.

Harold Myers (1987-1988) came to the University when it was in the midst of one of its most turbulent periods. The Board of Trustees pulled Myers out of retirement to be president after Gaither’s not-wholly-unexpected resignation. Myers was a natural for the position, as his entire life was involved with the school. He graduated from Drexel in ’38 and became an instructor in cooperative education and later director of graduate placement. He took a sabbatical from the University to enter the Navy on active duty in World War II and the Korean War. Between the wars he was assistant dean of men and director of the student building. After Korea he returned to Drexel as dean of men, treasurer, vice presi­ dent and treasurer, and finally vice president for university relations. He was awarded the Doctor of Science Degree, Honoris Causa, in 1983. Although Myers did not have the time to expand the campus or institute new degree programs while he was in office, he was entrusted with the difficult task of quickly finding Hagert a new leader for the University. Breslin William Walsh Hagerty (1963-83) presided over the change from “Institute” to “University,” and watched Drexel change as much as his predecessor had. Hagerty further modernized the administration, creating the Richard D. Breslin (pre­ position of academic vice president, replacing the vice presi­ sent) One of the most significant dent for research. The graduate deans office administered, accomplishments under Breslin's developed, and guided the graduate studies, which expanded to tenure at Drexel has been the include doctoral programs in science, engineering, and library establishment of a Faculty Senate, which will replace the current science. Two new colleges, the College of Science and the College of Faculty Council later this year. Humanities and Social Science appeared on the scene. The Created with the support of the College of Science separated itself from the College of Drexel faculty, the Senate will Engineering, and the College of Humanities and Social Science have broad responsibility over the grew out of a pilot program in the humanities and technology. University’s curricula. The campus grew to include the Abbott’s building. Breslin is also initiating sys­ Matheson Hall. Kelly Hall (the first men’s dorm). Disque Hall, tematic strategic planning efforts the Health Center moved from the Main Building to its present to help the University chart its location, Nesbitt Hail, Applied Mechanics Building, General course into its second century, Services and Parking, Calhoun Hall, the Educational Activities which begins with the Center (now MacAlister Hall), the Physical Educational University’s centennial in 1991. Center. Myers, and Hagerty Library. With the completion of He is also overseeing the imple­ the Library, the old library became the Korman Computer mentation of several multi-mil­ lion dollar research programs and Center. . , ^ The number of faculty with doctoral or terminal degrees committing additional resources increased to 86 percent by ’80. The Committee of Faculty to improve student services and Nominations and Affairs, a faculty self-governing body, came the athletic program. into existence. vK v { v»;r'#' M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 1 4 The Triangle

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THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF DREXEL UNIVERSITY That’s five down, life to go Published Fridays during the academic year; Every spring around this time, names. (He will be mentioned Towers, built that spring over a by and for the students of Drexel University. it is usually expected that a later in this column.) never-used-because-it-was- senior reminisces about the last And of course I remember fenced-in basketball court. five or more years of his or her Debra Wilson, the pre-junior We also got our first real big EDITOR EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR life here at Drexel (i.e., rehashes math major who was murdered tuition increase, 19 percent. It Joe Saunders David Chartler here in October, 1984. I remem­ almost makes 8.5 percent seem G r a i n o f S a lt ber the letters sent, the mourn­ reasonable. Gaither needed the \Randy ing, and the reminders that her money because of the botch-up Dalmas killer still hasn’t been found. with Martin-Marietta, a case ‘Gayle’ forces party move It also reminds me of how when Drexel bought a non-exis­ safe Philadelphia really is. tent computer system for $7 mil­ all the foul-ups and gossip). So, I also remember learning all lion. “There’s been resistance to training.” to uphold the tradition, it is my Gayle Yamauchi, director of student activities those delightful euphemisms for I remember staying up late turn to fill this this space with describing the Drexel shaft. It studying in Van R’s study my not-so-worthy memories. “She knows how to program, she just doesn’t know how to let only goes to show that things lounge, trying to figure out Calc I remember my freshman year other people program.” really haven’t changed that IV and Digital Logic Circuits. I like it was yesterday. The smell much. Gary Bernstein, SPA vice president of finance also remember transferring out of my new Mac is still haunting- My sophomore year has of engineering. ly sweet. Yes, I was a Obviously, there’s some misunderstanding between the Student Of course the high lucky member of the Program Association and its advisor. That misunderstanding led this point was when the bas­ class to buy Mac­ week to Yamauchi’s deciding to cancel the Block Party and move the ketball team went to the intoshes, the ‘state-of- “I remember staying up Cheap Trick concert to the Physical Education Center. While the idea NCAA Championships. the-art’ 128k machine of using the gym for the benefit of students from the whole late studying in Van R’s They lost to Louisville that promised to faith­ University is novel enough — and, incidentally, to be commended — by 20 points, which isn’t fully serve us through study lounge, trying to the fact that Yamauchi saw fit to make a decision which fundamen­ so bad considering our five years at tally belonged to the students is an example of the kind of relation­ Louisville went on to Drexel. It’s still ser­ figure out Calc IV and ship that exists between students and the administration. win the title. viceable, but it stopped It is also an example of a University staff worker advising a stu­ Digital Logic Circuits. I My pre-junior year really serving me after dent group out of existence. brought juicy scandal. my sophomore year also remember transfer­ Yamauchi’s statements that it was SPA’s lack of organization that The aforementioned Bill when the Mac Plus led her to take over basic functions of the group may be (and, consid­ ring out of engineering. ’ Gaither allegedly made it as obsolete as ering SPA’s often-troubled past probably are) true. But that’s not an grabbed a secretary’s the horse-drawn car­ excuse for adopting the role of supervising rather than advising the knee under a conference group. riage. delightful memories of the table in Canada. Gaither I remember 1984 was the first Yamauchi was hirtJ to provide continuity and organization for Residential Annex, next to the resigned after a couple of year of Bill Gaither, the Drexel student groups troubled by high turnover rates resulting from Co-op Health Center. I lived there the Philadelphia Inquirer front-page president who replaced William and high pressure terms. If she has not provided that continuity, and last year it was open, and it was stories and campus workshops Hagerty, who had presided over obviously hasn’t provided the organization, the solution is not to take just as well, because the rats had on sexual harassment on the job. over, acting more as a mother than an advisor. this institution for 20 years. moved out of those awful condi­ I remember stopping in the mid­ Hagerty got a library named after The idea of administrators controlling what should be student tions long before we did. The dle of a class so someone with an him. Gaither got a few other decisions is not a new concept at Drexel. This same solution has building was made obsolete by See RECAP on page 16 been used by many members of the student affairs office, including the decision to put more Drexel employees on the SAC committee ------^ than students. Yamauchi is only continuing the trends set by earlier u 1 1 behavior of Vice President Joblin, Dean Hallam, and others. Student organizations should be exactly that, staffed, organized and controlled by students. Their events should stand or fail on the is e v ^ weens ngo i m 1 wib lernttea what i > tiMJver^get a m you plant merit, and efforts, ef their members. If there’s to be no teaching — as iem y of yoti io B r,; md h m 4, in st week tite*' some seed$. csii point oui ^ in this case — then there’s to be no learning. The only way to let the tcsiF the pky$ md ks* evil$ of ENrket, ctm Hold student organizations leam is to let them make their own decisions, betw« speeclies abAmencans as indlvld- author must realize that these fact, I rarely saw people stop to people Mve a teim^^resente^ uals; creation ails my heaii things take time. Drexel has put talk to each other. They were thathiing^ ^ Ij^e^ence of k I recall the Intmaiional s^ident in grass all over campus and it rushing everywhich way. The person die of afii m focusing mi his face; joy hows looks great! It is not Drexel’s differences are in a closed, colo­ aioufid . So* if Icmii^ne through my body. I hear the fault that students trample over nial campus, and a city, more your name followed by men making comments "about conversations of men i^nd the grass. Why should they put modem campus. If you tmd your ‘^Fifeseii^^ yoor life becomes women's bogles and w<»nen rat* women talking about each up small railings to keep people friends want to hang out at Penn m tliat tnoitteiit a valu^te piirt ing itien’s looks with sneers; cru­ other; respect permeates my in the walkway. If students want for more than “leg watching”, of the life of^^commui^ty. elty peime^ed my being, A man being, I watch a man, reach out to see the campus looking plush, enroll. You aie present as a sacred stood by his car holding out a to others in honesty; person* they will stop making new path­ There is a greener side of being lor ail to talte as patt of dollar and ai^ng for ch i^ e for hood bec(»}ies my n^ty- Bach ways through the grass. Drexel if you chose to be a part themselves. the parking meter while people person has a isciedness» a holy Students who come to Drexel of it, and if not, GO to one of < lwmKietifl>r.Bensoticovil(l rushed by not even bothering to essence that becomes part of are attracted to certain features, those “plush campus” campuses have sayii^ that we do tm answer him; nonexistence me* if only I allow myself to such as co-op and a city environ­ instead of complaining about have a life e^seitee of diose heoim my leality. When 1 sit in seelt ment. If this environment is not what is wrong with Drexel, and m Co^M he have been ^ny office and say» **Drexel, ^ This c a n ^ has not losi it$ suitable, there are other schools send us a post card. saytng tNit as a society we do iPiresente’* I felt no essence* no si^bMiity* we have chosen to with beautiful, plush, enclosed not hold anything outside of sacredness^ no positive life fotce. campuses. ignore it The, journey to recov­ Penny Zenker ourselves as saa«d? Ilave we The commentary was one «r er our spirituality Is not easy, it In reference to “hanging out”, Business Administration ’92 lost 1 0 call ourikei^t- racism, bigotry, hostility,,and requires a deep commitment on nice days there is always a bor*>e8ente’7 from all piEuts of the university full quad with people filling all (Ed. note - see also Boh Prit­ With these qiiesitions In mind l,ast night I read the state­ community. Everyone must be the benches and lying on the chett’s column at the top of the I began to wi^lc the l^ x e l cam« ment* *‘Vou can plow the field wilUng to plant a seed of grass, When it IsTainy.’obvious-’ next pdffe^) pus trying to UtKl its sacted mm- and but ^ ^ en page M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The IViangle 1 5

Go w est, young university On the road again, going places we ain’t never been If you’re a regular reader of close any street we wanted, community (‘Silicon Valley students as co-ops to move the esting, but I had to bring him these pages you may have there is no central path through East’), and it’s far from Penn. University. Sort of like a back to reality: “Come on, Paul, noticed a recent inclination of the campus. And worse yet, At this point in the discussion University wagon-train.” Penn will just annex the campus the Triangle staff to make com­ every plan for expansion of the the Thursday night pizza It was typical Saunders: sim­ and reface the buildings in stone parisons between Penn and campus means less open space, arrived, and Paul, who had been ple, to the point, and eminently and ivy.” He had to concede the Drexel. (In fact, we are now not more. (The old master plan on his way out the door when practical. logic in that... holding our would put at least h m h h Of course if Drexel Moving a university of this staff meet­ three more buildings moved west, what size would present some diffi­ ings on around the quad, “Drexel just can’t grow to full would become of culties, though. Who would lead P enn’s making it a collection potential on this campus; our (Orange)-Bricktown? the wagon-train? College of concrete alleys.) The thought that the “I can see Joblin at the front G r e e n ...) Drexel just can’t conclusion was obvious: buildings would stand of the caravan with a map; ‘I T his may grow to full potential Drexel must move... Arizona empty for generations knew we should have turned or may not on this campus; our to come had an attrac­ right at Kansas...’” have any­ conclusion was obvi­ was our first choice. ” tive, mysterious quality “But I thought it was Breslin thing to do ous: Drexel must ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I to it. who wanted to ‘lead the with the Keeping Up move. this began twenty minutes ago, “Just imagine, a hundred University in new directions.’” fact that the Bob Pritchett This brilliant idea was initial­ decided he didn’t have all that years from now, people will be Other questions were just as Triangle is staffed with a num­ ly regarded with skepticism, much work to do at home after driving through Philadelphia and pressing. ber of “I wasn’t accepted at until we realized that it was not all. they’ll pass this ghost town, and “How do we arrange the cara­ Penn” and “I was accepted at at all without precedent. Many As we resumed our musings, someone will say ‘That used to van? By college and major? Penn but couldn’t afford it” colleges and universities that pizza in hand, we were joined by be a big University, until they What if somebody gets lost? I types, and that Penn’s classes find their city locations pro­ a number of other staffers, moved west; no one’s heard can just see it, years from now, ended last Friday and ours hibitive to growth move to drawn by the intellectual level of from them since.’ 1 can just see we’ll be talking about Nesbitt, didn’t, but regardless of the rea­ greener pastures. Occasionally our conversation. (Or else the it, tumbleweeds blowing across the lost college... ‘They stopped son the topic is prevalent within they find an abandoned campus pizza...) After learning the topic the empty quad.” at a fashion show in St. Louis, this suite. for sale and sometimes they of the evening, these newcomers Paul’s ruminations were inter­ See SUNSET on page 16 Susan J. Talbutt’s column last build their own. (Now, of became quite excited and were week took a look at Drexel’s course, these nomadic schools quick to add their own input. campus in comparison to Penn’s, may not have been as large as “How to we move all the and during its writing it served Drexel, but...) equipment?” queried one. Money: What is it and as a conversation starter for The question of where to “Do we move the students those of us with nothing better move Drexel was the next to too, or send them on co-op for a to do, (like homework.) What arise. For some reason the term?” asked another. where can you get it? intrigued Paul Bobnak and I was thought of a major move within Our esteemed editor, Joe M oney is a strange thing. glorious day I took a trip to my the thought that Drexel could Pennsylvania lacked excitement. Saunders, had the answer as Created by our ancestors, it has local state police barracks. With never unify the campus in the Arizona was our first choice. It’s usual. “Drexel rents every truck become our Frankenstein’s mon­ both hands firmly on the steering way that Penn did with Locust spacious, has a low cost of liv­ in the fleet from U-Haul, Ryder, ster. I won’t bore you with what wheel of my dad’s 1970 Nova I Walk because, even if we could ing, has a surprisingly technical and Budget and then hires all the Mr. Webster has to say about proved to a bitchy old woman money, we who refused to wear her seat belt all know that I was worthy of a what it is, or Pennsylvania drivers license. You think we have problems... do we? Now I was in trouble. I had to Money pay car insurance, I had to get a swears that everyone in the seems you have to know a for­ As I sit here on my final co­ isn’t all that job to pay car insurance, I had to comptroller's office hates and eign language to understand op, content with not having any it seems. fill out a tax form for my job, despises him and anyone else many of the TA's here at Drexel. classes for the next four and a Physically, and I had to open a bank account goes there. Sounds familiar? Want to transfer? Well, don’t half months, 1 remember the it comes in to act as a temporary pool for bother going to Penn State or complaints that I have heard This could be happening in this stream of money that I had Temple, as their engineering •Tl a y * . Drexel’s Main Building, but this forms: American Dream created. , TA’s don’t know Guest Columnist scene is actually paper, metal Gary Rosemweig For the first time money how to speak taking place at coins, or even a number on a meant something to me. ~ Kevin A friend of English either. T e m p le ’s bank statement. You can carry Does money measure suc­ Worse, I’ve ------Fosko com ptroller’s mine tells me large amounts of it in a brief­ cess? I bet you that if you ask heard that some office at Broad case, or in a small plastic card. many people this question they o f a profes­ of their full-time over the past four years from and Montgom­ You can get it by sweating your will think for a moment, and professors can’t friends of mine. U n f r i e n d l y ery in North sor at Temple butt off for 40 hours a week, or then answer “no” in an attempt comptrollers, security problems, speak English. Philly. who doesn't buy pulling a slot machine lever. to look intellectual. The truth is We all know foreign-speaking TA's, and Everyone You can give it away, keep it, that these same people, or at believe in giv­ professors who teachers who won't give above a hates Saturday trade it, invest it, gamble it, or least most of them, will pop the don't think any­ B in a course. The list goes on finals, but I hear ing anyone burn it. So what I question “How one in their class­ and on and on with complaints this is being is this thing that much are you above a “C ” es deserves an There are many about college life. looked into for we call money? making?” to an “A.” A friend of However, these complaints possible elimina­ Many years attitudes old friend before mine tells me of a professor at are not coming from friends who tion. Well, I’m glad this isn’t ago thoughts of toward money. they ask “Are you Temple who doesn't believe in have attended Drexel. No, they the University of Vermont or the money rarely happy?” or “Do giving anyone above a “C ”. Some people are complaining about their own University of Delaware. Else, popped into my you like what you There is a double-shaft here. colleges, some of them hundreds we could be having midterms on head. I d idn’t will say, “Can are doing?” This professor also teaches grad­ of miles from Orange Brick SUNDAYS. I’ll take an have very much you eat It?” Well, let’s see. uate classes, and at Temple a University. 8:(X)a.m. weekday exam anytime of it because I ■■ Is it ever a bad “C” can put a student in danger It may come as a surprise to over a Sunday exam. never needed money for any­ thing to have money? No. If you of being dropped from the some, but there do exist prob­ Lehigh University may have a thing. My parents supplied me have money you can always get school. lems at schools other than better time for their midterms, at with food, shelter and an rid of it if you don’t really want Think Drexel is the only col­ Drexel. There is not a college or 4:00 in the afternoon. This allowance. The only things that I it. Is it ever a bad thing not to lege with campus security prob­ university anywhere in the coun­ might be better, except of course would buy would be things I have money? Yes. For instance, lems? I don't think so. Friends try that does not have something if you like to work during the really didn’t need, so I never you need money to eat, to put a of mine at lUP and Bloomsburg that causes displeasure among evening or if you are a morning missed them if I couldn’t buy roof over you’re head, and to tell me security problems are its students. person. them. take the subway to someplace See BAD on page 16 For instance, a friend of mine Sprechen sie Deutch? It Everything was fine until one See MONEY on page 16 ARLO by Michael Tirenin

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This Students attend the same class you thought hour and a half One school holds freshman The dormitories are not co-ed, may be good, but shouldn’t it be for six hours a day, for three classes were bad? English classes in large lecture and students of the opposite sex the student who decides whether weeks, then the cycle is repeated Everything listed above actu­ halls with 150 students in atten­ are not allowed to visit each to attend class or not? After all, with the next course. Imagine ally exists at other schools. The dance. OK, so not many stu­ other's rooms after 12 midnight. it’s his or her money. having to listen to six hours next time you’re shafted or have dents here could care about This school also has a class If you think ten week terms straight of Physics lectures a complaint about Drexel English, but at least you have attendance policy. Skipping are bad here, I have heard of a every day for three weeks. remember, you are not alone. one class freshman year where four classes in one course results school out west that sounds a lot I know of a college here in There are problems to be faced at you are not just a faceless num­ in an automatic F for that class. worse. They have a fifteen Pennsylvania that does some- any school, from Harvard to East Bumblebrook Junior College. You can't just say that Drexel stinks, and that any other school will be better. In fact, you’re just W ho’s in control: At the mercy of money as likely to complain about that Continued from page 15 sort of part time bucks that trick­ friend once told me "'How much mother, offer protection from a school too. Studies have also that you would like to go. So the le in. The stream analogy fades can you buy?” Another person rival mafia family, build a few been shown that there are people absolutes of having too much away as we add credit cards. told me that everyone wants 10 buildings and buy a few casinos that will be unhappy no matter and having too little definitely Mac machines, and loans. percent more than they have, no (all with your name on them), what the situation. have their points. But what Money has now become a matter how much they have and become a famous rock star, If you haven’t turned to Bloom about this success thing? major part of our lives. another person quoted a figure import hallucinagenic crops County already, you may be Well I will bore you with Mr. Everyone knows how much of 20 percent. from South America, steal alu­ wondering whether I am looking Webster’s thoughts on success; their tuition will be next year, I guess everyone has some­ minum and sell it for the going at Drexel through rose-colored accomplishment. It’s that simple, but how many people know thing to say about money. Most rate of $.55 cents a pound glasses. My glasses are clear, being successful means getting what classes they will be taking of them fall into either the (hmmm, I wonder what those not rose-colored, thank you. what you want. If you are run­ next year? ‘good’ or the ‘evil’ categories. two new flagpoles on Chestnut I could have filled this column ning a race, success would be street are made of?) or, buy a with stories of dumping the use­ winning (assuming you didn’t printing press and make your less 128K Macs on the freshmen bet on another racer). In the own. class of '85, or twenty-percent game of life having a lot of “Where does money come What is money? Well, it’s like tuition Increases in 1986, or of dough could mean success, if a beast. You can tame it to work an EE course being taught so that’s what you want. If, on the from? Well you can get for you, knowing that it could poorly that the midterm average other hand, you just want to be turn against you at any moment, was 20 out of 100. happy, just want to raise a fami­ money the way most people or you can let it run wild. Endless complaining here or ly, just want to party, or any do, by working 9 to 5. If this Sometimes it only confuses at other schools does nothing combination of wants, then you things to try to analyze some­ about the problem unless you do can be successful by just achiev­ isn’t your style then you can thing too much. However, something about It. There are ing that. It stands to reason that money is something that some administrators and faculty if you don’t know • hat you rob a bank, win a lottery, sell becomes more obscure and more here that are dedicated to stop­ want, you may find it hard to your grandmother... ” understandable at the same time. ping the shaft In its tracks. But, become successful. Maybe next It’s importance in people’s lives unless you tell someone you time you see an old friend you varies, but it’s always there. have a problem with being shaft-, should ask them “Are you suc­ It seems to me that money has ed, or feel you’re being treated cessful? Did you get what you It gets worse after graduation. It’s hard to say if money is come to control many people’s unfairly, no one will know, and wanted?” Now you have a steady income either. I prefer to think of it as a lives. It has the ability to trans­ cptisequently no one can heipS College adds all sorts of com­ (or lack thereof). You also have mixed blessing. It’s good as long form innocence into greed, you. plexities to the word money. By steady bills, mortgages, loan as you don’t sell your soul to it. lovers into enemies and friends It's not right to be apathetic the time most people leave high payments, and taxes. You might Where does money come into foes. Next time you cash and say “(my school) stinks, and school they have had a few part need money to support a family, from? Well you can get money that paycheck, smile at your that’s life.” One should be mad time jobs and have learned how you might need money to take the way most people d.o, by bankbook, or grab for that quar­ as heck about being shafted, and the government is a pretty that trip to Europe, you might working 9 to 5. If this isn’t your ter on the ground, think about want to do something about It. greedy bastard come tax time. need money to pay bail. All style then you can rob a bank, the money and make sure that After all, we’re the ones paying The college world adds all sorts sorts of things can come up and win a lottery, sell your grand­ you’re the one in control. $10,000 per year to attend this of tributaries and branches to the interrupt your money stream. school. money stream. There’s tuition, AH sorts of people have all If the Colonists were as apa­ fees, and rent, not to mention the sorts of different attitudes thetic in the 1770’s as Drexel food and general cost of living toward money. Some people will Heading off Into students are today, we’d all be that we suddenly discover once say, “Can you eat it?” Others singing “God Save the Queen” we leave home. There is also co­ will say “I want as much as I and driving on the left side of the op salary, financial aid, and any th e su n set can get, as fast as I can get it.” A road, legally of course. Continued from page 15 have to stay behind... and then...’” Paul thought we should move “What about security? Will “in the dead of the night— lock, Wells-Fargo come along? Great, stock and barrel.” The effect students will have to sign into would be much greater, and The journey A recap of dog days the wagon circle at night...” while It would complicate the “How about the comptroller's Initial organization and packing office? A little thing like a move It’s nothing a few thousand engi­ to recover and long nights to Arizona wouldn’t faze them. neers couldn’t handle. Continued from page 14 of Peter Pan. I really liked the They’d still be billing students ‘The Great Exodus’ — Inquirer could read the article to part anyway; It was a great In Kansas City who dropped out Thousands of Drexelltes travel­ spirituality everyone. Right after Gaither chance to act goofy and have In Pittsburgh...” ing west to that great open plain Continued from page 14 came Harold Myers, another in a everyone not think the less of “Will O.S.l.R. be keeping on which they’ll plant one, sin­ change. Each person needs to long line of acting-administra- you. I don’t remember much addresses up to dale? I suppose gle orange brick and rebuild the care enough to stop name call­ tors, and another in a long Mne else about my junior year that Is everyone will have to change University. What better time to ing, and start listening to others of administrators that were for­ Interesting to anyone else but their records at the data-terminal move than now; Drexel could on campus, finding out who they gotten long before they left me. But don’t worry, you’re not wagon every night.” enter its second century on a are as Individuals. Try looking at office. missing much. Of course the fact that Drexel brand new campus with broader, your roommate In such a way I also remember my disbelief Of course, that brings us to has just completed some expen­ wider, more open horizons. that you discover his or her when I got my first 4.0 average, the present. Almost everyone sive projects that are tied to this sacredness. Try seeing the ever. I think that was the only should know what has happened campus was not ignored. Unfortunately moving Isn’t holy essence of the people who time in my life that I though this year, and if you don’t, again, “OCS isn’t going to want to all that practical. The only are standing in line in front of school was O.K. you’re not missing much. leave the phone system...” option is to work to improve our you at the bookstore or the My junior year brought the And it goes without saying “Well, they could just unroll current surroundings, something trucks. Try showing the vitality nationwide search for our cur­ that for me, my senior year has wire as we move west and do all we can do through cooperation of your being to others instead rent president, Rick Breslin. brought me senior design pro­ the communications switching with the administration and with of your negativity. These Breslin’s inauguration will make jects, on-campus and on-site out of the Korman basement.” a little effort of our own. Have changes in attitude are the seeds the class of ’89 the only class in interviews, and plenty of drool Food service was not really an idea? Tell someone. See that will begin to complete Drexel’s history to witness the stains on my shirt t>ecause I can touched on; most members of trash? Pick it up. On your way Drexel’s unfinished agenda of terms of three presidents. Let’s almost taste graduation. the discussion simply assumed to class? Don’t beat the grass inclusiveness and humanization. hope that we’re one of the last. And remember, no matter that the lunch trucks could roll comers to death along the side­ "Drexel, Presente!” I give you I also remember how hot I how far-fetched all this seems, along with the caravan — regu­ walk. Want to talk more about the sacred seed to be planted. got while wearing my dog cos­ every word of it is true. Believe lations regarding the interstate moving the University? 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Due to a good chaiu'c ol rain on Sunday this year's block The latest in parly has been moved into ihe gym. Cheap Trick will remain home video the main attractic-n. but the opening bands will be seen in a releases late May band bash instead. At this time it is unknown what by Steven D. Segal other aspects ol the block party Trianf'lc Staff Writer have been carried over. Cheap Trick formed in 1972 The Accused when guitarist/vocalist Rick Jodi Foster won the Oscar for Nielsen got together with Bun E. Best Actress 1988 for her role as Carlos (drums). Robin Zander the victim of a gang-rape. Kelly (vocals, guitar), and Tom McGillis is her attorney who Peterson (bass, vocals) in tries to prosecute not only those Rockford. Illinois. The band who participated, but also those signed with Columbia and who cheered them on. A A A released several albums between (available 5/10) 1977 and 1980. They opened for a number of big names, such as Coming to America Queen. The Kinks, Journey, and Cheap Trick will be the star attraction at this weekend's block party. Eddie Murphy plays African Santana. Jon Brant replaced Prince Akim, who, along with Peterson on bass and the band his buddy, Semmi (Arsenio released several more albums, good number of colleges. Tickets are available in the price. Stay tuned for more infor­ Hall), travels to New York to achieving moderate rock radio Scouting reports have praised Quad until 2 p.m. today and will mation about the upcoming band pick a bride. An uncharacteristi­ airplay in the 80's. Recently the group as an excellent party also be available at the door at bash. cally subdued performance from Cheap Trick has been playing a band. the same, or a slightly inflated Murphy (who, for the first time is hilarious without being obscene), some excellent make­ up effects (the old white guy in Kicking and Screaming at Mandell Theater the barber shop is Eddie himself) and an outrageous update on by Randy Datmas audience will be seated around don't quite understand each finding a suitable vacation spot Traclin}> Places' "The Duke Triangle Staff Writer and several feet from the action. other, which leads to conflicts that will satisfy both Granny and Brothers” made this one the #3 Robin Jaffe. this term's director with humorous results. the kids. And Monopoly has two money maker of 1988. Directed The Drexel Players will pre­ and technical director for One such one-act, named drunk couples fighting over a by John Landis {Animal House, sent “an amusing evening of six Mandell Theater, explained that Tell It Like It Is, portrays a com­ game of Monopoly. Trading Places) A A A 1/2 short plays,*' appropriately the although the audience has pany that insults people for a The playwrights Bishop and (available 5/17) named Kickinfi & Screaming’, been reduced to a maximum of fee. Unfortunately, one of the Fuller have been collaborating opening on Thursday May 11 130 people, the audience will characters can't quite tell anyone since they met in college, and Halloween 4 through Saturday May 13. The have much more intimacy w'ith off without sympathizing with have since taught at the universi­ Subtitled “The Return of production of Pennsylvania the actors. them as well. Dalmatian tells ty level. Later, they went on Michael Myers,” this ridiculous playwrights Conrad Bishop and “I want to get people the story of a girl who wrote a produce their ow'n shows with update on the psycho-killer Elizabeth Fuller is being held in involved,” Jaffe said, “and poem, but has failed because her Theater X, a company that has (who, by the way, mis killed at conjunction with the 20th bring the audience in closer to teacher believes that she is too toured the country. Much of the end of Part Il\ I guess the anniversary of the Theater deal with the conflicts” that below-average to have written it. their work has been written orig­ producers forgot...) is another Association of Pennsylvania Jaffe feels are important in each In Miss Bleep, a malfunctioning inally for Theater X as material routine horror sequel: as the (TAP), and the plays were cho­ piece. robotic teacher covers first- for the troupe to perform. Roman numerals grow higher, sen partly due to their state of The short comedies, com­ grade material for adults with “It's strange to consider your­ the gore gets tamer. Oh yea, origin. monly referred to as one-acts, all college educations. And an self a playwright,” Bishop said, Donald Pleasence returns as The most noticeable feature depict fascinating characters that enterprising young man in explaining he and Fuller both Myers' doctor...even though he of this production is that none of “think that they should be the Entrepreneur tries to convince a produced plays, and happened to too was killed off at the end of the seats in Mandell Theater will good guy,” according to Bishop, bank executive that he should do most of the writing for them. Part //; I guess the producers be used. Instead, platforms have one of the authors. The situa­ get a loan. In Bon Voyage, a “It wasn't until 1980 that we forgot...) A A (available 5/18) been built onstage so that the tions shown all have people that married couple wrestle with See KICKING on page 16 See VIDEO on page 16 Rcc.ord Reviews Tom Petty scores a hit, without the heartbreakers FtM Moon Fever A A A I/2 with the heat of Full Moon change that. Tom Petty, MCA Fever, The Golden Wire A A A 1/2 Full Moon Fever is Tom Petty's World War Two A A A l/2 Andy Summers, Private Music solo debut, and while it doesn't Point Five differ much from his work with The Swimming Pool Q's, On The Golden Wire, former the Heartbreakers, it’s a first- Capitol Police guitarist Andy Summers rate effort. Petty engages the turns in a varied and provoca­ full range of h styles — from World War Two Point Five is tive selection of 11 tunes, all tough conviction (“I won't back singer JetT Calder’s wry phrase but one of which are insiru- down”) to yearning sincerity for the wary state most menial. The gently uplifting (“Depending on You”), and Americans find ihemselves in “Pia Tose,” on which Indian from caustic commentary these days, and this album by singer Najma Akhtar provides a (“Zombie Zoo”) to rocking the Atlanta-based Swimming gorgeous vocal, is one v)f the urgency (“Running' Down a Pool Q's captures with disquiet­ album's more dclectablc treats. Dream”). Fellow Travelling ing force the edginess of being But Summers, who is supple­ Wilburys George Harrison and neither at war nor at peace with mented by a group of splendid Jeff Lynne, along with mem­ one's emotions, “The Common players, weaves rich musical bers of the Heartbreakers, join Years,” “In the Place of Milk poignancy from loss. has explored on previous Q's textures on all of the album's Petty on the album. Petty will and Honey” and ‘^Broken Meanwhile, “Sweet Reward" records. Calder and the Q's are songs, fashioning a blend that record and tour with the Pieces,” bolstered by the soaring and “Y u Don't Wanna Grow Up impressive talents who have will satisfy and challenge a Heartbreakers this summer, but guitar of Bob Elsey, display (To Be Like That)” mine the gcuv. underrated too long. This range of musical tastes. tni then fans should be pleased Calder’s ability to wrtiig Southern Gothic vein that Colder album is strong enough to ~Anfhotly DeCurtis, Roiiinn Stone M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The Triangle 1 9

Fear and loathing in the great outdoors

by Gary Rosenzweig and excess food in a bag and Of the Triangle A twisted tale of adventure and confusion hung it about 12 feet up a tree like good little campers. Well it Every once in a while a cry in the Shenandoah mountains worked, when the same 8-foot comes from deep within our pike because it seemed right. & D, and a bottle of Jim Beam with a sharp edge to carve me a tall bear came wandering by he souls, a primitive cry, that tells My jeep ate up the miles like a at a Kmart/Liquor store. We suitcase and a pair of shoes. couldn't get to our food up in the us it’s time to burn down the hungry wilderbeast. I headed added this to our supplies and When I was starving in a tree, however, he could get to house, kill any bystanders, and south at Carlisle until an unsus­ also found a map of the lifeboat in the middle of the us, sleeping in a tent on the destroy civilization. However, pecting tovn of Front Royal Shenandoah valley, which Atlantic, it was there, with a ground. calmer people, like myself, are welcomed us with a sign that seemed the perfect place to go. fishing line in the hollow handle The bear looked at the able to channel this frenzy. says “Front Royal Welcomes We parked the jeep in some to help me catch dinner. Now, strange, pyramid-shaped crea­ My last cry came on a Friday You.” bushes and covered it with lost in the Shenandoah valley ture and clawed at it until the afternoon, several weeks ago, We were about to steal their brush. Then we packed the rest and coming face to face with a tent collapsed on itself revealing during my third morning coffee women and eat their food when into our backpacks and started 8-foot tall bear, I reached for my 3 humans inside. We yelled out break. I instantly picked up the the law appeared. “We don’ like downhill. The jeep was at about trusty knife only to find that it all sorts of obscenities that the phone and called my friend yo type ’round ’ere.” said a grin­ 3,000 feet up in the cold wasn’t there. bear didn’t understand and then Dave Coggan, weapons special­ ning deputy with ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ That was im­ scattered. ist and part time Drexel student. a deep southern possible! It had Of course the bear followed “I need to destroy civilization.” I accent. He seem­ never let me down me. I ran as fast as I could, but I "/ need to destroy civilization.” said. ed to be disturbed before. I must couldn't see a damned thing in “Bummer.” he replied as if by pur combat I said. “B um m er” he replied as have dropped it at the pitch-black darkness of the expecting my call, “Why not gear, which my last compass woods. Finally I tripped and fell just go camping?” included blunt, if expecting my call, “W hy not reading about 2 onto my face. My ankle twisted “Yea, good thinking. Meet sharp edged and miles back. No itself nicely under some sort of you in an hour at my place.” projectile just go cam ping?” time for a compre­ rock and I realized I wasn't A mission. What mission I weaponry. hensive search going anywhere soon as I wasn't sure off at the moment, “Look here,” I bhiiihhbhmi blacked out. but there had to be one some­ said, imitating his running to do. When I came to, the bear was where in this madness. accent poorly, “We ain't done February air and we hiked about When I was young I heard upon me. I stared into its eyes I called up Tom Benckert, nothing wrong yet.” 10 miles out and 2,000 feet somewhere that you shouldn't and let out a yell. At that same Marine and part time Vermont “What we got here is a failure down, sweating beneath our run from a bear, but just play time my hand felt a familiar state trooper. His survival tech­ to communicate, son. I want you winter clothing. dead. Well running did the job object lying on the ground so I niques and immunity to speed­ boys to leave this town or things As usual in these types of this time. In a few minutes we grabbed it and slashed the bear ing tickets would be useful on could get real inhospitable. trips, I had my trusty survival were out of sight of the bear and with my trusty knife. It yelped this expedition. I then com­ Know-whu-ah-mean?” he knife. I had ordered it through miles away. and staggered backwards. plained to my boss about how he sneered as a crowd of the local the mail for $5 about 7 years We set up camp near a stream Realizing that it was at odds was making us work under men­ townspeople gathered behind ago. It included all sorts of gad­ at the bottom of the valley. After with a superior force (one with tally stressful conditions and him, pitchforks in hand. gets in it's hollow handle all of cooking over sterno covered sharp instruments) he fell back stormed out of the building after We know when we aren't wel­ which I disposed of and replaced coals we attended to outdoors into the woods, not to be seen collecting my paycheck. come so we left Front Royal and with my own survival kit. The type stuff: whittling, rifle shoot­ again, at least not in this story, I In under an hour Dave. Tom, headed for a town called knife was always there when I ing, exploring and heavy drink­ blacked out again. a tent, a few backpacks, a Harrisonburg. There we needed it. When I was lost on ing. Our campfire burned late My friends found me a few wardrobe of camouflage cloth­ obtained several cans of stemo the Appalachian peaks it was into the night. Across it we minutes later. When I told them ing and myself were packed into cooking fuel, some canned sar­ there, with a compass on the passed stories of adventures the story of how I had found my an old jeep that I had bought at dines and pork and beans, some handle to point the way. When I past, of women and war, travel knife and fought off the bear an auction last year for $350. beef jerky, tobacco chew, a bot­ was attacked by a galor in the and torment, fear and loathing. they weren't sure whether to We headed west on the turn­ tle of Wild Turkey, a bottle of J swamps of Florida, it was there. We then put all off our trash See OUTDOORS on page 16

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The College of Business and Administration presents

Come and hear the experts discuss the Drexel System. Bring your lunch, Bring a Date. Patton Auditorium, Room 109, Matheson Hall, 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm. The Place to be.

May 17 Dr. Rolph Anderson, Marketing Department - About The Department

May 24 Keith Brooks, Admissions - How To Apply for Graduate School

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The Week In Entertainment Late sping video Frld«^»l/5 The Trocadero > Heavens Bdge«Le Compt* Continued from page 14 tor of Stripes and Ghosthusters. Gypsy Rose and Network fti(6iy Wicks - C/r/ Without a Clue A A (available 6/15) OueitiuR Cabaret - Backsti^ets Wednesday, 5/10 Interesting role-reversal idea 23 East Cabftwt * The NeighbortK>od$/Scam/ here: Sherlock Holmes is actual­ Alien Nation Cleaiiitg Chestout C&\meX ^ Tinn^Tom Club (all ages) This movie wasn't all that 23 East C^fljaret * StreetBeat Jam ly a clumsy second fiddle to The Efflpiic - White Foxx, Blind D»tc Doctor Watson. Ben Kingsley is bad. James Caan plays a cop The A«b Street lEmptfe«Birdsongs of the The Empire»Heam'now, Parrish Blue> taw and assigned to partner with alien Order the razor-witted Watson; Mesoizwc, Stiimp Wixards Michael Caine is the bumbling Mandy Patinkin. Together, they The Civic Center - Power Over AIDS employ every cop movie clichd Powerfiousc n Ctmcert Holmes. The idea loses its nov­ elty - and its comic potential - in their pursuit of some nasty Oj«${^ C^Mret - Eek^A'Mous^Debturas after ten minutes. AA l/2 (avail­ druggy aliens, led by Terrence TbursdiiyyS/ll 23 Bast Cabaret * BHcklin/Tpth House able 5/24) Stamp. But somehow, it all adds the ^ ^ e - M n iBddie> Chestnut C^l)in5t - Tom-Tom^ C^^ up to a decent flick. A AA 25 Ikst C ab ^ t - T-Bone B um et^ott the Arch Stttet Empire * Richard Bush and the Twins (available 6/15) Omdies, So Sydney McOatchy Arnold Schwarzenegger and The Empire * te Coiiq;^ Dirty Rotton Scoundrels The Afch Street E m |^ -Bullet ta ^ ta ^ Skin Danny Devito play long lost $«iday,5/7 twins: the former the prized- Frank Oz directed this IV»jrW Cheap IDrick etc.,. ya«ts Pmiy - product of a WWII genetic sophisticated comedy, styled (see artkb on page 14) , experiment; the latter the “after­ like one from the thirties. H k ifflfiK; * naxx Gang,"l*yramid birth” if you will. Reunited at Michael Caine enjoys a luxuri­ C hestn^ Ca^txmi ^ Biiipoit Convention4i:);< of their money. He takes fellow The Arph Street Entire - Oumbo, Darma the car Devito has stolen, Devito wants the money for it, and poor con artist Steve Martin under Arnold just wants to lose his vir­ his tutilige...then wages a bet to OieM iCaiiaret ^ lloytMlliNfe Others ginity. On an off comedy (but see who can con a certain TSIEmCHmet- Aleot Chyion^ak0d1Vf$ter more off than on) from the direc- actress out of $50,000 first. Mm A A A l/2 (available 6/22)

And now, here's a look at what will be popping up before UAfom says the September: The Accidental Tourist, Mississippi Burning, house fiiist isnt the Dangerous Liaisons, Talk Radio, The Last Temptation of same without me, Christ, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Tequila Sunrise, evetithoi^ it^ Scrooged, The Naked Gun, Cocoon: The Return, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure , ak>tckaner.99 Working Girl, The Fly II, Tru e Believer, Fletch Lives and Rainman. Kicking and Screaming Continued from page 14 began writing [for distribution to other theaters),” Bishop said. Plays from the pair have been seen around the country, includ­ ing one in Denver at one of the best-regarded regional theaters in the country. Both writers have since won the Pennsylvania playwright Connections Award, a monetary grant from TAP for their past efforts. All performances are at 8 p.m., and admission is the usual $2 for Drexel students. For ticket reservations and more information call the Department Just because your Mom of Performing Arts at 895- is far away, doesn’t mean ARTS. you can’t be close. You can still share the love and laughter on AT&T Long Distance Service. Adventure It costs less than you think to hear that she likes in the great the peace and quiet, but she misses you. So go outdoors ahead, give your Mom a Continued from page 15 call. You can clean your believe me. Neither was 1 for room later. Reach out and that matter, but the knife was touch someone® lying on the ground nearby as proof. Nevertheless, they seemed to think that It would be a good idea if I just finished off the Wild Turkey bottle. Fine, I planned on doing that anyway. "Life is weird” I once told a friend of mine. And it should be. AW You've got to make it weird in order to survive, never mind the The right choice. consequences. No matter how weird the sea of life gets I can always count on the captain of the ship to throw me a life pre­ server at the last possible moment. M a y 5 , 1 9 8 9 The Triangle 2 1

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Sumanth Addagarla score. Sophomore Cindy Triangle Staff Writer Russell then stepped up to the plate. After taking a couple of The softball team, beating strikes, she hit one to center field rain and Rider, have topped the enabling Ponist to score and give FX’C in a ;‘ular season and go in the Lady Dragons a 4-3 victory. to the playoffs favored to win. The Lady Dragons in the sec­ The ECC title would fittingly be ond game were on fire in the the topping to the finest season very first inning, powering in the Lady Dragons have had five hits and taking a solid 5-0 under nine-year Head Coach lead. The rain came down quite Carol Kashow. heavily during the fourth inning The Lady Dragons, in reach­ much to the relief of the Rider ing the pinnacle of the ECC, had coach, resulting in the game to battle arch rival Rider at home being postponed, with just one on Saturday, in a double header. inning left to force a decision The weather gods were con­ The Lady Broncs then tributing their bit to the scenario returned on Monday afternoon to with a heavy downpour, making another opportunity of trying to the outfield slippery and con­ beat the Lady Dragons for the ducive for making errors. ECC title. The Lady Dragons Pitching for the Lady Dragons in proved Saturday’s effort was no the first game was freshman tlash in the pan and started off standout Heather Frey. The first strongly as before, getting in five inning saw the visiting Lady hits. With Ponist, Rogers, Broncs get two hits and a run (0- Russel, Stenerson and Lynn 1). The Lady Dragons, though, Tirado scoring, the Lady came back strongly, powering Dragons ran up a 5-0 lead, at the four hits and three runs from Coach Kashow inspires the troops as they enter the ECC championships this week. end of the first inning. Rider Ponist, Svanson and Russel to replied with a run in their first take a 3-1 lead. The visitors, added to their score by getting in batter in order to get a chance at Barb Svanson, taking advan­ inning at bat (5-1). The Lady continuing where they left off in a run in the third and tying the the lower order. The move paid tage of an error, advanced Ponist Dragons then sort of relaxed and the first inning, got in three game at the end of seven innings off, as Heather Frey put in a to second base, and got on to were almost shut out for the rest more hits and a run to cut the (3-3). good effort in retiring the next first base herself. Next up, of the six innings, getting in just lead by half (3-2). The Lady The start of the extra inning three batters. In the Lady Eileen Rogers then hit one to two hits. Dragons were then shut out for saw the Lady Broncs get a 2- Dragons turn at bat, Audrey shallow right field; couldn't Meanwhile, the Rider team the next six innings by Rider base hit from their lead-off bat­ Kimmel was retired early, but make it to first base, but more started inching their way back, pitching ace Caren Rittenhouse. ter. The Lady Dragons then Ponist got a walk to first base to importantly advanced Ponist to getting in a run in each of the Meanwhile, the Lady Broncos intentionally walked the next keep things alive . third base with an opportunity to See DRAGONS on Page 23 Ruggers scumble in scrum scrimmage for mixed week

Special to the Triangle large percentage of the posses­ sion and Drexel’s defense was Drexel Rugby enjoyed anoth­ stretched to the limit on increas­ er gameday of mixed fortunes The Ruggers wUl also be defending ingly frequent occasions. last Saturday in the annual Finally, as the opposition found “small field fest” that has come an unbeaten regular season record themselves deep in D.U. territo­ to be known as the “Temple ry with a penalty in their favour, Tournament.” The festival fea­ against Kutztown tomorrow at a momentary lapse of concentra­ tured familiar rivals such as tion on the part of the scrum let a Kutztown and Temple as well as vicious looking Kutztown prop the less well-known outfits of Kutztown, Game starts at 1:00 pm. over the line for a try. Shippensburg and Scranton and Composure now gave way to promised to be a great test of desperation and as the rain ren­ team stamina. Rubin, his first for the club in his loose ball and the added compli­ Romano, Blair and rookie dered sophisticated passing Drexel’s first encounter pitted first injury free game of the sea­ cation of a large Medical pack upstart Billy Snyder. The result attacks impossible, Drexel’s them against Temple Medical son. The play responsible for (if you’ll excuse the expression) now came down to a sudden Preletz took advantage of a sim­ College on the smaller of the the score saw coach/player left Drexel little leeway for error death kicking contest between ple overload to dish the ball off two playing arenas. As a result, Harry ’O take a pass from Steve as the opposition lurked close to the full-back Cunningham and to Romano on the wing. To the both lines of backs managed few Blair and feed the soft hands of penalty goal range. The errors Medical’s “Louis Zendejas.” great surprise of a number of break-away opportunities and the bursting Dirtball who went came, however, and resulting Cunningham, after a shaky start more well informed teammates punting the ball was the most over for a hoplessly overacted Temple penalty kicks tied the prevailed and ihe win which “the Crippler” took off at quite a popular, if rather pointless, activ­ and dramatic score. game at 6-6 as the whistle should have been snatched by lick down the touchline. ity of the game. The only try of Despite being 6-0 up at the approached despite efforts of the the Dragons much earlier, was However, Kutztown foiled what the game befell Steve “Dirtball” half, Drexel was slow to tidy up marauding breakaway unit of Drexel’s. would have been an uplifting The quarterfinal match-up score by bumping the eminently brought together for the second “bumpable” Romano into touch, week in succession Drexel and preventing him from using the I-Ballers eyeing intramural success highly respected league rival support of his screaming team­ Kutztown University. As in the mates. previous week’s encounter Special to the Triangle In more B league, Boston off the Dependents. Kutztown eventually came which saw D.U. pound the oppo­ away victors by a score of 8-0 Stranglers choke, Orbison’s In Water Polo action, the sition 18-4, the fist half of play and the two teams will be train­ A broken-legged pitcher? Dead dies again, and the Suds Drowners did just that as they was probably the most eventful. ing hard in anticipation of a Hungover outfielders? A lapdog Suckers smash the Polarizers were sunk 4-1 by the Floaters to The Drexel pack won good ball deciding regular season battle for a captain? Are these the 25-6. The top teams in the even up their best of five series. thanks to the aerobatic finesse of tomorrow on away turf. The secrets of the I-Ballers’ success? Open league: Ballbusters, The Floaters found a new cage “Hats” Griffin and breaks from Maybe, but one thing for sure is Good-Bye and Skip Booz’s man in Bearded Bill who Ruggers will also be defending Russ “the drencher” Brezler and this team is storming through B Billy Goats. stopped every attack but one an unbeaten regular season “Smiley” Preletz brought Drexel league competition. The What Rich Foley didn’t do for Drowner penalty shot. The record so the rugby world at closer to points with each play. I-Ballers remain undefeated the Boston Strangler’s softball, Floaters wave of assault came large is, needless to say, buzzing As the game neared the half, after trouncing That Damn Club, he also didn’t do for volleyball. from two goals by Brian the with excitement and gambling however, Drexel lost a valued with Rich Ciuba on the pitcher’s (Sorry, Rich). His Hooka’s Aquaman and one each from activity over this encounter. For scrummer, Steve MacDonell to a mound despite a broken leg. Hitters go down again, this time Bombin’ Butch and Gary the any information about attending largely self-induced leg injury Congratulations, Ciuba, you are to Nietzsche’s Penpals. Doug Tidal Wave. (Hey, real men remaining games or about get­ and found themselves forced to undoubtedly Player-of-the- Porpora’s Penpals along with don’t use last names!) ting involved in the club please Week, but don’t get too confi­ Dawn Fitzpatrick’s Slammers Next week, the result of soft- play the rest of the game “short- contact your local Ruggger dent I-Ballers, you’ve yet to are leading their league with 3-0 hall’s Clash of the Titans. handed.” “Hotline“ at 386-1340 or 387- meet Paul Bovo’s also-undefeat­ records. Right behind them are The imbalance this loss creat­ 7006. ed Ball Bags. Herban Cannibals after writing ed enabled Kutztown to gain a