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The Grizzly, November 6, 1990

Krishni Patrick Ursinus College

Mark Wilhelms Ursinus College

Sara Jacobson Ursinus College

Becky Carreon Ursinus College

Cassandra Yutzy Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Patrick, Krishni; Wilhelms, Mark; Jacobson, Sara; Carreon, Becky; Yutzy, Cassandra; Lunt, Jen; Grim, Katherine; Johnson, Terri; White, Kristen; Miller, Melisa; Hajian, Eleanore; Becker, Matt; Spence, Brian; Koser, Todd; Schafer, Neil; Heinzinger, Chris; Grubb, Steven; Case, Jennie; Koch, Nancy; Strawbridge, Jennifer; Woytek, Judd; and Hallinger, Mark, "The Grizzly, November 6, 1990" (1990). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 263. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/263

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Volume 21 Number 7 Publishing the 1TUlh, from good motives and for justifiable ends November 6, 1990 -AlexLlnder Hamilton Olin Hall Dedicated: First New Building In 20 Years BY KRlSHNI PATRICK and great plans lead to great William E. Akin, vice president for Editor-in-Chief accomplishments." He referred to academic affairs. On Friday, November 2, the the building as a "magnet." An Cornish outlined the steps the campus community participated in example of this Richter stated is college has taken to facilitate the formal dedication of F. W. Olin the complimentary message sent by Olin's arrival as stated in the Hall in a noontime ceremony on Governor Robert Casey to the original grant proposal. "We have the steps of the building. The Ursinus community. done what we said we would do," dedication cuhninates an over Richter also made a "surprise Cornish proclaimed. three year effort between Ursinus announcement," stating the Akin stressed the Olin building and the F.W. Olin foundation to prospect of a major endowment to was all part of an increased focus create this center for the create a distinguished on the humanities beginning in the humanities. professorship in the humanities. 1980's. Thus the Olin building is a William Heefner, Chairman of As soon as the details of the "logical cuhnination," of this the Board of Directors, began the endowment are complete, Richter growth." ceremony explatning the history of promised to announce the donor Akin expressed his thanks and the acquisillon of the building. The and endowment terms. the hope that this facility would, F.W. Olin building is the first Richter called the building the "bring ~aculty and students building in the 120 year history of result of a "grand alliance," together and increase their ability the college devoted solely to between Ursinus College, the Olin to engage in a common intellectual classroom teaching. It will bring foundation, Dagit-Sayor Architects pursuit." together under one roof the of Philadelphia, and Biehn The ceremony concluded with departments of classical studies, Construction company of the snipping of the yellow nbbon history, modern languages, Quakertown. He expressed his tied across Olin's two front pillars. English, and philosophy and thanks to "one and all, " involved Before wielding his "shears," religion. with the project. Richter emphasized the building is "Presidents of Ursinus," Heefner Also speaking at the dedication "98.785%" complete and will not stated, "tell our graduates that they was Lawrence W. Milas, president be totally ftnished til January 1991. are forever linked to Ursinus, of the foundation's directors, who Following the ribbon cutting likewise this building forever links expressed thanks and appreciation uncommon man, stated. require who enter its ceremony, members of the Ursinus the F.W. Olin foundation to to all who contnbuted their time Since that time the money has doors ... to bring it to life and give it community streamed inside to Ursinus." Thus, "this step forward and efforts to the Olin project. been invested, allowing the real meaning." explore the building. materially increases our resolve Milas then recounted a brief foundation to make over Finally Milas emphasized the 5.4 Olin's inaugural ceremonies that this college will emerge as one history of the foundation's $190,000,000 in grants. The million given to Ursinus "is not a continued later in the day with of our nation's leading hberal arts namesake and founder. foundation has financed 58 gift," but "a transfer of trust." speaker, Dr. Gerald Graff. 0 n colleges." Olin, orignally from Vermont, buildings in over 45 colleges, "over Milas concluded, "Use this Sunday, November 4, Founder's President Richter began his ftrst established the foundation in 3 million square feet of space for building well, we trust that you Day, a public open house of Olin address reminding the 1938. Before his death in 1951 higher education," commented will." was held following the convocation Milas. audience,"the noise and dust is Olin donated 20 million dollars Expressing thanks to the Olin ceremonies. almost over, I stress almost." He with no speciftc constraints as to The building is only "a lifeless foundation were David A. Cornish, The newly-dedicated F.W.Olin praised the building asserting, how the money must be used. form ... a tool in the search for chairman of the Board's Buildings hall will be fully functional for use "great ideas lead to great plans, "An uncommon act by an knowledge," Milas observed. "It and Grounds Committee, and when classes begin January 14, 1991. Founder's Day Celebrated Quad Intruder Sighted BY MARK WILHELMS Baker, whose credentials read MA: and Ph.D. from UCIA. BY SARA JACOBSON the same general description of Of The Grizzly longer than the precession of Sunday, Ursinus added to the Assistant Arts and Entertainment the "shower peeper" dressed in Sunday's Founder's Day Ursinus College professors that writer's many honors by giving him Editor only a white t-shlrt. She reentered Convocation in Bomberger Hall opened the ceremony, discussed an honorary Doctor of Letters. Over the past ten days there her room and locked the door. marked the climax of a historical the importance of broadening the Ursinus also honored Dr. D. have been reported incidents of The man came to her door, and weekend for the whole Ursinus scope of the humanities. According Elton Trueblood and Dr. Geoffrey invasion of privacy in the Quad. then Beardwood resident heard a College community. Not only did to Baker, the director for the ""'farshall with An unidentified man, severe rattling of her doorknob. Sunday's convocation celebrate Study of Black Literature and approximately 5'6", age range 18- He apparently sprayed an over 120 years of academic Culture at the University of 25, with light brown or dirty unknown substance on the door to excellence at Ursinus College, but Pennsylvania, humanities has blonde hair, has been going into which the resident had an allergic also brought to a close a weekend expanded beyond the traditional the bathrooms of the Quad and reaction. The girl immediately which showcased the humanities Western ideas, which have "peeping" at girls as they shower. called security (489-2737), but here at Ursinus. dominated the humanities in the The incidents usually occur unfortunately misdialed. She then The humanities' coming-out past. Instead, Baker claimed the between 6:30 and 8:00 AM when called the Collegeville police who party began with Friday's scope of humanities should go security leaves the Paisley I front notified campus security. Five dedication of F.W. Olin Hall. beyond ''white, male, middle class desk. Overall there have been five minutes later the man was spotted After two years of construction, ideas," and should embrace "Afro­ reports to security of this intruder again in the quad, this also time the hall's completion means a new AmeriCan, feminist, and gay and or intruders in the Quad, and in wearing a pair of bikini shorts. home for the College's humanities lesbian" works. each case except the Beardwood IT Campus security's general theory departments. Secondly, Dr. Certainly a product of the Civil encounter, the intruder was seen is that the person is a boyfriend of Houston A. Baker Jr., the 1990 Rights Movement of the 1960s, on the fll'St floor. someone in the Quad. They do not recipient of the Pennsylvania Baker eloquently spoke of his Wednesday moming, however, a know if the "peeper" and the man Governor's Award for Excellence initial experiences with the more serious incident occured. A from Beardwood IT are the same in the Humanities, highlighted humanities, fll'St through his older resident of Beardwood IT left her person, although they are not Sunday's Founder's with a Day brother, and later at Howard room to take a shower and looked ruling out this poSSlbility. There is speech on, what else, the University. After graduating from both ways down the halL Two humanitiea. Dr. HoUlton A Balter. Howard, Baker went on to get his Pounder's Day speaker doors dqwn she saw of man fttting COIIIinued Oft ,. 3 Page 2 The Grizzly November 6, 1990

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BY KRISHNI PATRICK whether the traditional, Classical them." BY BECKY CARREON Editor-in-Chief texts used to study the humanities Graff used these two characters Of The Grizzly Just before two o'clock on are appropriate in what Akin to illustrate the arguments on both Friday, November 2, Dean William called, "an interdependent world." sides of the debate. For instance The Ursinus staff has a new face Akin, vice president of Academic Critics of this traditional approach when YFP stated this poem was in the fmancial aid office. Mary affairs, stood at the podium in the argue" the traditional eurocentric" about gender politics, OMP Francis Woodall is the new F.W. Olin Hall Auditoriurn smiling is limited by this "centric, male­ condemned this "trend toward Director of Financial Aid this year. and asked his audience, "Isn't this centered elite focus," according to theory that ignores literature." In addition to her duties at a marvelous setting?" Akin. Then, YFP countered, "literature is Ursinus, she was recently elected After the applause subsided Dr. GraWs basic assertion not begin neglected, but seen in a to the office of secretary by the Akin introduced the inaugural throughout his lecture on Friday new way." Pennsylvania Association of speaker for the lecture hall, Dr. was this debate within academia is Finally Graff asked the question, Student 'Financial Aid Gerald Graff of Northwestern not a negative influence for "who is really hurt by that debate?" Administrators (PASFAA). University. Graffs lecture entitled students, but rather if students can And, more importantly, "How were PASFAA is comprised of four "What to Do About the be elevated from observor to poems like Dover Beach doing hundred fifty financial aid Mary Frcmcis Woodall Humanities Conflict - Teach It," participatory status this debate before this debate?" Graff argued administrators throughout the focused on what President Richter would be of much greater meaning putting discussions like this one state, The organization's main goal responsibilities within the in the Olin dedication ceremonies and significance. that occured in the faculty lounge is to keep current information on organization. called, "a hot topic if you read the Graff began his lecture with an will make poems like "Dover the topic of fmancial aid Woodall's new beginning at Op-Ed pages of the New York Beach," "a live issue in this culture anecdote descnbing a recent throughout the country, as well as Ursinus marks her seventh year again." Times." discussion in his faculty lounge to sponsor educating workshops working in Financial Aid. The Within the past decade a great For what is really threatened that epitomizes this humanities for high school guidance transition from the position of deal of has arisen over according to Graff is not "Dover debate. An older male professor counselors. Associate Director of Financial (forever dubbed OMP in the Beach," but its conception as a Woodall's office of secretary Aid at Elizabethtown to Director lecture) entered the lounge "repository of universal values that involves the chairing of the at Ursinus was a challenge. When complaining of what appeared to transcend the circumstances of its Professional and Public asked which facet of her job she creation and inception." be his students complete inability Information committee. This most enjoys she replied Graff warned either side from to understand Matthew Arnold's committee is responsible for the emphatically "the people." She poem, "Dover Beach." The "getting caught up," in what should publication of an important especially enjoys the support and professor took the incident as be and what shouldn't be on the newsletter concerning the trends of kindness people at Ursinus have "another sorry illustration of the list of required books to read." For fmancial assistance in higher shown her thus far. "People in deplorably ill-prepared state of many students, Graff argued, "it is education on both on the state and Financial Aid are really great today's student." Another of the life of the books itself that is federal level. Asked how she felt people," she comments. Graffs colleagues, a young female so alien no matter who is drawing about the election Mary Francis Woodall's goal for this year is professor (YFP) took exception at the list." replied, "I am glad people have simply to become more acquainted OMP's complaints. "Why teach In many cases it is not the text confidence in me," but can't help with the fmancial aid process on Dover Beach anyway," YFP asked. that is problematic for students, but feel a little "overwhelmed." campus. Also, she most looks but the vocabulary. Thus courses "No wonder so many of our Last year Woodall h~d the forward to developing relationships students hate poetry when this is in popular literature are valid and opportunity to coordinate an Dr. Gerald Graff with students on a personal level. the way poetry is presented to shouldn't be considered "inherently information hot-line PASFAA We congratulate Mary Francis devoid of any culture," Graff sponsors for students. The hot-line Woodall on her election to her THE GWBAL PERSPECTIVE commented. was the f1(st time she really new post and welcome her to the BY CASSANDRA B. nrrLY Students are left "behind the became involved in taking on Ursinus community. Of 1M Grizzly educational scenes," Graff argued and should be brought out from students from being the "alienated who asked if the criteria for NATIONAL behind them. He suggested spectators," they often can be. In somethings "teachability" would be WUJUDsloD'1 Mayor, MariOD Bany wu aeDtenced to lix moDtba ill jail ID additloD to symposiums and videotaped or addition Graff stressed we should its ability to generate conflict. hill jalllellteDOe, he was giveD one year probation, aDd fiDed 55,000 for hill COnvidJoD OD a staged discussions such as the one recognize,"No one is going to Carol Dole, professor of English, ~r coc:aiDe-pouessloD charJe. between OMP and YFP for decisively win the canon debate." also queried what effect Jim SUer _ ICbeduJed to appeal hill 4.5 year prisoD term OD TueIday, October 30th. He receiYed the aeDleDCe for hill CODYidloD OD a CODipiracy c:barse. Baker Is serviD& hill students to participate in as a way Among the questions that videotaping conflicts, staging prisoD term ill a federal prisoD ill Roc:beIter, MiDDesota. of rectifying the situation. Moves followed was one from Bruce events subsequently had on the Side DOte: Jim Baker's ceUmate Is poUtic:IaD L)'DdoD LaRouche, wbo Is aerving a prisoD such as these would prevent Rideout, professor of psychology, student's position. term for hill coDYidlon on c:bargeI of tax fraud. Lut -k, after Dine yean of negotiation, Congress fiDalJy paued Clean-Air IegislatioD. from Pa~ one The bUl, whicll II expected to be Iiped by the president, will COlt industry up to S2S Quad Intruder,Residents Take Precautions biUIoD a year. The legislation demandl c:ulI ill lIDOS, acid raiD, facto!)' fumes, aDd ozone­ doubt to whether or not it is the moderating. Jtoting the increased security and depletlDJ c:bem.kall same person because Beardwood General concerns and possible explaining that any change in Presldeot BUlh used rough talk, Jut week apiDIt Iraq ill 8 aeries of Jut minute II was dimly hl due to ita solutions such as allowing male visitation policy would have to go c:ampalp appearances for the upc:olIIiDs eJectioD. He compared the Iraqi brutalitlea ill the Halleween decOrations. and the Gulf to thole of Adolf Hitler. J>Ied&Ins to tum back the agresaion, the President', guests with passes spend the night through USGA. apokeman laid tIut Bush wasl!yiDg to 'prepan: the AmericaD people for any eventuality". desciptions of the intruder have and locks in the bathroom doors Security, has greatly increased President BUlb announced plans to spend 1baDkspving with the troops ill Saudi varied. Security is still not sure were discussed. The concern that its precautions. There are an Arabia. DIIIiD& this trip he will also meet witb tbe deposed crowned PriDc:e aDd Prime whether or not the man is from there are windows without screens increased number of early morning MiDIster of Kuwait, Sbeik Sud aJ-Abdullab aJ-Sabab. the campus or the community. In in the frrst floor lounges which patrols throughout the Quad. addition Security is not sure INTERNATIONAL anyone could enter was also Early Friday morning each whether or not the intruder mentioned. A further complaint bathroom was watched by a guard. The Soviet Republic: of Georgia held multi-party eJections Jut week. 15 partiea were attempted to enter the room in the competiDa for 2SO parliamentary scali. ThIs eJection marks the lint time formal parties was the allegation that security, These "stakeouts" will be ollldally competed aDd were listed OD the baUol Many DOncommunist parties WOD tbe Beardwood IT incident stated which is now supposed to remain continued on random future eJectioD. above because the doorknobs at the front desk until 7:00 mornings. Halloween night The Soviet pemment aent troops illto the republic: of Moldavia to settle the soc:iaI rattle when someone walks down a.m.instead of 6:00 a.m., has seventeen men were asked to leave UIII'eIt of UO,OOO etJmIc: TIub wbo are demandiDg their illdependenc:e. the hall. actually sometimes left as early as the Quad by security. The Friday The UDited NatioDi Security CoUDdl paued a resolutioD last week to bold Iraq Following the initial bathroom respolllible for war damaga and Is delll8lldiDs that Iraq permit the resupply of food aDd 4:00 am. Other concerns included morning stakeout led to the 'ftIer to embualelltl1l open ill Kuwail incidents each hall in the quad had invasion of priva<.y, the ability to apprehension of three more The UDited States put Iraq OD notice that they are ready to use force if it bealmea a mandatory meeting to discuss have legal, registered male guests unregistered males. All men neceauyilltheGulf. what was happening. Beardwood II in the Quad late at night. the caught in violation of the visitation . President Saddam Huueill aDDOUDc:ed Jut _k that the fami1Ies of the boItqeI were had another meeting following the IaviIed to viIIt their IoYed ones ill Iraq dllliD& the ChriItmaI bo1ldayL unattended Paisley front door policy are referred to student life_ After Dille .,. of religioll.\ rioCI ill India the deaath toU paued 200. These rioCI encounter on their hall. On while the guard is patrolling the A main problem, according to llemmed from etrodl by Hindu rederaliltl to throw down a MUiUm IDOIQIIe ill the town of Sunday, November 4, a general Quad late at night, and whether or security, is that people prop the AyodIIyL Quad meeting was held with Dean not "anything will really be done doors open at night allowing lineD poIb minister Roni Milo ordered a reorpnlzatloD of the departmeDt of the Kane and Todd McKinney, Area until someone gets hurt". Dean police. 'l11li IIID response to las. IDODth'l kIIliDa of anyone to get into the quad Coordinator for the Quad, 211'a1e1t1D1an1 at Jel1lllllem'l TC:.:mp::!:.::Ie:...:Mo:.:.:.::..1IIIl:.:.:.::.. ______-1 Kane addressed these ISSUes by TIle Grizzly Page 4 November 6, 1990 ".=.:'.••• =.: ...... :e;,.:e;•• :".;...... , •.•.••.•.••.•.••••. , ...... , •.•.••.•.••.•.••.•.••.•.••.•.• , ...... " .•. ::t:: r..."~~::~::~::~::i:~::~::~::~::~...n =.:' .•':=.:' .• '=...... =...... = ...... =...... ~.: ... :=...... Fe a ture s ;~..•• ~,.~.,~"~.,~ •• ~t'?,,~.,~,.~,,;;;•• ~,,~.. ~,,~ •• ~t.~.t~,,~ .. ~ •• ~ •• ~t';: .. ;;.,~ Olin: Past and Present Sgt. Grizz together, gazing at the stars. BY KRISTEN WHITE have stood on the site of the The 1900's approached, bringing 10-26-90 at 2:30 p.m. Security Dept. advised of vandalism that occurred Of The Grizzly future Olin Building daydreaming of what the land w~ be one with them many changes. As the at a suite in Reimert. The complaining party stated that unknown need for new dorms and buildings person(s) entered the suite sometime between the hours of 5:30 p.m. "'This building will be here for hundred and futy years down the arose, the Olin field witnesses and 8:00 p.m. on October 25th and ripped the telephone cord out as many generations. Future classes road. many additions to campus. In well as doing damage to the bathroom door hinges. of Ursinus College will use this Freeland Seminary continued 1892, Bomberger Hall and the building daily-and you were here during the next twenty-two years, heating plant opened next to the IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ALL COMMON AREA DOORS, SUITE when it opened!" when, in 1869, it became Ursinus site of the future Olin Building. DOORS, AND WINDOWS ARE LOCKED WHEN ROOMS ARE You have probably heard a College. Approximately 120 LEFT UNATI'ENDED. speech similar to this in reference students attended Ursinus College The heating plant, located partly where Olin now stands, provided to the new F. W. Olin Building. that first year. During this time the steam heat and water to 10-26-90 at 11:40 p.rn. Security responds to Reimert after being Everyday as we pass the building Olin site was still the site of fields Bomberger and other buildings on dispatched to this location. Two visitors became verbally defiant to the on our way to classes or lunch, and gardens where, according to campus. By 1962, however, the officers on duty and were escorted to their vehicle and advised if they watching the gradual progress the brochure, students could enjoy plant had become obsolete. The were seen on campus again the Collegeville P.D. would be called and being made, we can indeed "the most attractive scenery with college constructed a modern ' charges flIed. imagine people years from now all the happy educational power plant next to the women's gazing at the Olin Building. In the influences of such scenery; dorms, where it still stands today. 10-28-90 at 2:48 a.m. Security responds to a Reimert suite after future students will wander the affording delightful walks and During this time, in 1949, the receiving a call of a male harassing a student. The male involved in the halls of the building wearing inviting fields for botanical and college placed a new, "temporary" incident was found to be intoxicated and a visitor on campus. unthought of clothing and geological studies." building on the Olin site; a attending classes we could never Although students had a busy building which remained for forty 10-28-90 at 4:35 a.m. officers respond to a Reimert suite after receiving imagine. At Homecoming, we (in schedule consisting of such classes years. This mustard-colored a complaint of an unwanted person. Upon arrival to this location our out-dated fashions), will be as Natural Philosophy and building seIVed as a post office, officers found an intoxicated male subject that was a tresspasser. The amazed at the changes. Yes, it is Theology, Science of Language, bookstore, snackbar and even actor was escorted to the security office and Collegeville P.D. notified. easy to develop an image of Olin Zoology, and Evidences of offices for the English The actor was taken into custody by the police dept. and charged with in the future. But, I wonder about Christianity, as well as a curfew at Department. Criminal Tresspass and Public Drunkeness. the site of the Olin Building in the seven o'clock, it is not Perhaps some older students past. What was Olin like fIfty or a unimaginable that one spring remember cramming into this WE WANT TO THANK THE STUDENT THAT NOTIFIED hundred years ago when Ursinus evening a few young men might building during the first week of SECURITY OF THE UNWANTED SUBJECf AS WELL AS THE College had just begun? slip away from the dorm to meet each semester to purchase their OFFICERS AND COLLEGEVILLE P.D. FOR A JOB WELL One hundred and futy-eight years in that field where they would text books. Some may have visited DONE. ago Ursinus College had not yet discuss the philosophy of life and the English Department corridor become a notion in anyone's mind. ponder their futures. Perhaps John for a conference with their English 10-29-90 at 6:50 a.m. it is found that unknown person(s) broke the glass Collegeville was known as the Foil and Joseph Hunsberger, 101 professor. out of a fue extinguisher cabinet in the Reimert Courtyard. It appears town of Freeland. The Olin site members of the first graduating The removal of the bookstore the glass was broken with a beer bottle. The investigation continues consisted of fields where t!-,!. young class, took turns guessing what occurred in 1989, making room for children attending Todd)! Ursinus College (not yet a year the new Olin Building. During the THE B-O-O-T IS COMING, PARKYOUR CARS LEGALLY OR GEf Elementary School might roam old) would be to students 120 past year and a half we watched THE B-O-O-T!!! during a break from their studies. years later. Olin grow. Soon it will be open Sixteen years after the opening of In 1884, fourteen years after that and accessible to all students. Next 10-31-90 at 6:10 a.m. Collegeville P.D. and Ursinus College Security Todd's School, The United Church first meeting in the Olin field, the semester, when some of you responded to the Quad after a student called 911 after an unknown of Christ built Freeland Seminary young men of Ursinus may have students have classes in Olin and male actor knocked on her door. The entire Quad was checked and on the site of our present campus. had a different purpose for your professors are droning on, Officer's were unable to locate anyone with the description they were Freeland Seminary consisted of slipping away on a spring evening. you may be tempted to daydream given. Freeland Hall and Stine Hall, Perhaps they were hoping to meet about the glorious building and which together formed at-shaped Minerva Weinberger or Bertha what it will be like a century and a THIS AREA DOES NOT HAVE 911 EMERGENCY SERVICE AS building on the site of the present Hendricks, the first two female half from now. Between your OF THIS DATE. IN THE EVENT YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY Myrin Library. One of the first graduates of Ursinus College. The notetaking and daydreaming pause CALL URSINUS COLLEGE SECURITY AT 489-2737 AND/OR three male students that year may young man would slip unnoticed and reflect on those first three THE COLLEGEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AT 489-9332. have wandered through the fields from a fust floor window of the studentss who sat in that exact THESE NUMBERS COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE. KEEP THESE where Olin now staands, quietly Stine Hall Dormitory and, amongst spot, daydreaming of the people to NUMBERS BY YOUR PHONE! THE SECURITY OFFICE IN reflecting on his inner-most the shadows of the trees and sit there a hundred and fIfty years REIMERT HALL HAS THESE PHONE STICKERS FREE OF thoughts or contemplating the bushes, hurry to the Olin field after them. They were CHARGE. nature around him. He may even where he and MineIVa could sit daydreaming of you. 10-31-90 at 11:30 a.m. Security investigates mischief done to a house on Sportscaster Dabbles in Theatre Main Street. Eggs, shaving cream, and tomatoes had been thrown against the front windows, wall, and porch area. BY MEUSA MIUER Papa also attended law school, has been excellent. of The Grizzly planning to become a lawyer, but When asked what advice he 10-31-90 at 8:30 p.m. Security advised that actors going through the instead took a job sportscasting in would give college students Quad were causing a commotion. Security responded to this location Gary Papa, the sportscaster for Buffalo. wishing to enter the and found the actors and advised them that they were tresspassing on Channel 6 Action News, is taking Papa says that being an actor is communications field, he said that private property and would have to leave or the Collegeville P.D. would part in this semester's production more real and demanding than it is critical to have a backround in be called. The actors left campus and Quad windows and doors were of "The Changeling". He has been being a journalist. He feels more communications. "As much as you secured by the officer. spending his time these past few like himself when he is acting and want to do something, just go out months shuttling back and forth to less restricted since he can use his and do it. If you want to be a 11-01-90 at 12:10 a.m. Security was ~ of a suspicious male actor Ursinus from Philadelphia hands and body to express himself. writer, you write. Courses help you that was at the Myrin Library on October 31. preparing for the play which will Papa plays the part of Alsemero, a along the way, but someone be performed thiJ Thursday, "good guy" who tries to overcome cannot be taught without learning IF YOU FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE IN A SITUATION OR SOME Friday and Saturday. obstacles that keep him from for themselves." ONE IS ACTING SUSPICIOUS, CALL FOR SECURITY RIGHT A Mr. Papa fint became interested marrying his true love. Ursinus is looking forward to WAY!!! THE DEPARTMENT WORKS 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN in acting two years ago and started One of Papa's coworkers, a watching Gary Papa and the rest DAYS A WEEK. taking acting classes. He was not graduate of Ursinus, introduced of the cast in "The Changeling" involved in high school or college him to "The Changeling". Papa being performed this Thursday, 11-01-90 at 12:25 a.m. Security advised of obscene phone calls that plays and says he regrets that says his experience with the Friday, and Saturday nights in students have been receiving on a pay phone in the Quad. According to decision. Instead, he participated students and Dr. Henry has been a Ritter Center. A three dollar the complainant this has been going on for two years, same caller, same in sports and worked at the positive one, that he "feels like one admission for students will be phone. Calls are received about once a week. college's radio station. of the guys" and thinks Dr. Henry charged at this Fine Arts Forum. 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8YKATE GRIM didn't really nf':.d to respond to frustrating an actor with an BY JEN LUNT The Superior Court wasn't like Features Editor two actors preparing a ftght scene. attitude must be, but really, the of The Grizzly anything on lA Law. In this court Collegeville Police aDd a Canine Just think of the potentiai danger room, the three justices who Unit?! In the history of writing this in having Security run off to cneck When my alarm clock blared me preside over the court listen to the column I have asked some probing Three-I think a play or maybe a up on a false alarm like they did out of my loft at 5:30 a.m. on arguements of law, not the facts. 'luestions about Wismer, campus musical in Reimert would be a with these actors. Suppose while October 3, I began to dread the The justices and attorneys present events, and school in general. But, nice alternative to the usual suite Security was out on a call in impending two hour drive to were surprised to see our group never have I tried so in vain to parties. If we could all agree to let Reimert and girls in the Quad Harrisburg for a day of meeting there. Once we got settled in, we answer a deep, meaningful Security play director could we suddenly saw two maglClans people and observing the were instantly absorbed by the question as I have with the one I develop this amphitheatre idea wandering about. What would they operations of state government. arguements and the majestic must now turn over to the rest of these actors had? do? But as it turned out, the day went beauty of the room. you to answer. So, here it is... Four-Were those actors on 10-19- The campus was actor-free until very well and the group of political The next stop was the Senate. Does anyone know who all of 90 famous? 10-19-90 at 2:20 a.m. That's when science students, led by Kathleen We stayed to see the opening of these actors Sgt. Grizz has been Five-Did Pro-Theatre use their "the offtcer on duty obselVed two Manzella, had a great time. the session. Roll call was taken spotting all over campus are? funds to bail the actors out of jail? male actors in the Reimert We spent the morning in the and the Pennsylvania Senate Sgt. Grizz reported last week that The last actor sighting occurred Courtyard." But, when "the actors Pennsylvania State Museum. I welcomed some special guests. on four different occasions on 10-24-90 at 12:30 p.m. when "an refused to cooperate with the could have spent the entire day The highlight of the day was Ii between Oct. 13 and Oct. 24 unknown actor attempted to get officer," Security called there. The ex1ubits were very tour of the House of Security had run-ins with "actors." into the passenger side" of a Collegeville Police Department interesting and the huge sculpture Representatives with John Dawes, Now, what I would like to know is student's vehicle at 7-11. This same aDd the Upper Providence of William Penn was an awesome Republican Representative of the if we're talking about some really actor questioned girls at the 7-11 sight. There were wildlife ex1ubits 128th district. Sitting at the desks famous actors, summer-stock Canine Unit. about where parties would be on (sorry, folks, nothing from used by the Representatives, we players, total amateurs, or what? I The Collegeville Police Dept. took campus that night. Well, at le&st Reimert), industry exhibits, leafed through binders that think that Security should realize with this report we know the actor custody of the actors and charged mineral exhibits and historical contained the bills up for that if Patrick Swayze and Tom wasn't famous. And, we can them with tresspassing. This documents and even a flIe arm consideration for the week. I Cruise wander onto campus for incident raises many questions. assume he's never been to Ursinus ex1ubit. found a bill discussing whether to some reason, there's bound to be One-what type of performance if he was looking for a wild party After we had gone the historical celebrate McGruff, the Crime a bit of mass hysteria. were these actors doing? Classical on a Wednesday. route, everyone headed for the Dog's tenth birthday anniversary. Take note that on 10-13-90 at Greek Theatre? A little Perhaps the sudden appearance of Capitol building. Most of us spent Dawes then took up through a 4:10 a.m. Security "approached Shakespeare? Some Avant-garde? actors all over campus has our time in mainly three places­ committee meeting room and actors" in a vehicle behind 702 and Two-it appears Security watched something to do with Pro­ the Superior Court, the Senate, ended our tour with a look at his "advised the actors to leave the actors for a while and when Theatre's performance later this and the House of Representatives. offtce. campus." Later that same date at the actors wouldn't follow week. Or, maybe this is just the 11:45 p.m. Security responded to Security's stage directions, Security Ursinus version of the Elvis some actors getting ready to ftght called for back-up. Was this really sightings? What will be next, we in Reimert. Seems to me Security necessary? I understand how ask. Will Security be responding to actor sightings in This Week in UC History ... Clemens and McDonalds? Classifieds BY TERRI JOHNSON rule that was basically impossible The scholarship search for of The Grizzly to keep students from breaking. freshman and sophomore Because of the authoritarian way computerized nationwide sources Imagine being in college in the that Ursinus persisted in trying to for student fmancial assistance: 1960's. There were demonstrations, keep this rule intact, the students The Graduate student fmancial rallies, and the horror of the felt they were being deprived of aid - an individualized program Vietnam War. This was a time the opportunity to develop their matching loans, scholarships, and when students began to speak out own code of values. In a world of assistantships with ~ graduate about what they felt was important decaying morals, the students requirements. in the world around them. During needed to decide for themselves Contact Mr. Fegley Studio this era, students at Ursinus began what moral code was best suited Cottage Tuesday & Thursday 3:30- Sgt. Grizz -- continued to change some of the policies that for them. 4:30 p.m. IF YOUR HOUSE OR DORM HAS BEEN RECEIVING OBSCENE had always been standard at a PHONE CALLS PLEASE NOTIFY SECURITY SO THE INCIDENT small, conselVative hberal arts CAN BE FILED AND TIlE ACfOR PlACING THE CALLS CAN college. BE CAUGHT. In 1968, Paisley Hall still Perm &Relaxer enforced an antiquated rule which ATI'ENTION ALL RESIDENTS OF BEARDWOOD-PAISLEY­ stated that no men were allowed Touch-Up Sale! STAUFFER: SAFETY AND SECURITY IS A HIGH PRIORITY AT in a woman's room in the URSINUS COLLEGE. THE SECURITY DEPT. WILL BE residence hall. Ursinus regarded ENFORCING THE VISITATION POLICY AS OUTLINED ON this rule as a means of keeping the PAGE 48 OF THE STUDENT HANDBOOK. ANY MEN SEEN IN students away from moral $25' THE BUILDING AT UNAUTHORIZED TIMES WILL BE TAKEN TO THE JUDICIARY BOARD FOR DISCIPLINARY ACI'ION. temptation. However, the students Reg. $35" felt that the school was just being IN ADDmON ANY RESIDENT WHO ASSISTS OR PERMITS A skeptical about whether they were Soft waves, full body or MAN TO VIOlATE THE VISITATION HOURS WILL ALSO BE old enough to make their own glamorous (uris, just for you! TAKEN TO THE JUDICIARY BOARD. decisions concerning right from Sale price includes shampoo and hair conditioner. 11-01-90 at 8:15 p.m. Security Department responds to the Myrin wrong. Instead of allowing the Haircut and blowdry style extra. students to maturely m8ke their Sale ends Dec. 1,1990 Library after receiving a call that the "suspicious individual" was at this own decisions, the college was ·long. Ihlck 0' curly hai' and Oeslgne, Pe,m I*aps exl,a location. Officers located the male actor and questioned him on his dictating how every person should actions. The actor is a student from another school and did not realize No Appointments· Just Walk In act regardless of whether the he was causing a disturbance. individual subscnbed to that idea. Uninua was already behind ICiit~ WE WANT TO THANK ALL THE SfUDENI'S FOR THEIR HELP many other schools in the area AND COOPERATION IN THIS INCIDENT!!! who had already abolished this rule. The University of 11-02-90 at 1:15 a.m. Security responds to a ftre general alarm located Pennsylvania stated that it could at BWC. The investigation continues because there were ashes on the not continue trying to enforce a floor as well as the smell of smoke. Page' The Grizzly November " 1990 Arts and Entertainment A WVOU Profile: WVOUTOPTEN

Quickdraw Throws Rap at Ursinus BY DAVID VAN BY BRIAN SPENCE and Public Enemy'·. He also feels Jodster is Quickdraw's sidekick Station Manager Of the Grizzly that New Jack Swing (a type of and helps him with the music dance music) is best suited for layouts and phone calls. Convey 1 BLACK CROWS-SHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER A few weeks ago, Ursinus dances and parties. credits Fosbenner with convincing freshman Jim Convey took the Convey considers himself the him to meet with the General 2 FUNHOUSE-GENERATION GENERATOR microphone for WVOU 540 AM pioneer of rap music at his high Managers if WVOU, Vic Starr and student radio station at Ursinus school. By the end of his senior Julio O'Mana, and sign up to be a 3 MOTIIER LOVE BONE-APPLE College. He now DJ.'s the Ten year, LaSalle High School's disc jockey. O'clock Jam, airing every Tuesday students were following his lead by Although things are going well, 4 SOUL ASYLUM-AND THE HORSE TIlEY RODE IN ON and Wednesday nights from 10 listening to rap, rhythm and blues, so far, and he loves doing the until l1:3Opm. Convey, known and club music. He grew up in show. "I get to work with my music 5 TIlE CALL-RED MOON better to his listeners as Maple Glen, Pennsylvania, and is in my own way," he said. Music is Mastermixer Quickdraw, spins rap a big fan of the local rap acts who his second love to sports and the 6 LMNG COLOR-TIME'S UP music, rhythm and blues, and originated from Philadelphia. The show gives him enjoyment away dance music. group Tuff Crew, along with the from his hectic college schedule. 7 KING'S X-FAITH HOPE LOVE Convey began listening to this Hill Top Hustlers (made up of Convey doesn't mind the time put style music when he was in the Three Times Dope, Cool C, and into the show because he considers 8 ROGER WATERS-THE WALL eighth grade. The mainstream Steady B) are his favorite groups it to be part of his leisure time. artists such as Run D.M.C., L.L. from this area. Convey plans on a 9 GRATEFUL DEAD-WITHOUT A NET Cool J, and Doug E. Fresh were Over the years, Mastermixer communications major and is the most popular acts of that Quickdraw has built up an considering a career in the radio 10 SOUP DRAGONS-LOVE GOD sophomore in high school He tool enormous collection of tapes. The or record business. You can help a liking to the unique rap-style of number has climbed to over one Quickdraw Convey pursue his Yo, check out Janis Joplin's Pearl, 'cus I said so! Kool Moe Dee rather than the hundred and thirty, by artists career in the music world simply Tune in to WVOU for album and CD give-aways during every show! new wave rock of groups such as ranging from the rhythm and blues by listening to is show. An increase Call in 489-7755! Yo! Shows still available. Various times. Call Jeffrey R.E.M. and The Cure. act Guy to the hard-core rappers in the audience would give the "JJ." Ta lor at 454-0183 for information. Convey thinks rap music has a ofN.WA., and includes a number show a tremendous boost. catchy rhythm and contains strong, of self-made ntixed tapes. His request lines are open powerful lyrics concerning present Along with Quickdraw in the throughout the show and you can issues. "I like the tough, street­ studio is sophomore Jodi even be heard on the air. The gang rap of the groups N.WA. Fosbenner, The Jodster. The station number is 489-7755. Warrant: A Bunch Of Sissies! BY MATI BECKER chest, let's examine the songs, juvenile or vulgar. In case you Of the Grizzly eleven of them in all. They all don't know, Tipper Core is the stink! (except for the futh track head of the PMRC (parent's With the opening chants "Sure feels good to me"). This Musical Resource Center). The of Cherry Pie, Warrant embarks song shows what Warrant could PMRC is a group of powerful upon a mass ejaculation of teenage do if they ever decided to "strap it individuals, based in Washington sexual fantasies and wet dreams. up". But, no, it's easier to playa D.C., that want to censor rock With this being said, I can bunch of half-hearted attempts at lyrics. comment on their music. It sucks, rocking tunes and the usually sissy For opposing censorship and and really bad at that. Warrant's ballads. Tipper Core I can honestly say new album, Cherry Pie, should However, there is one that Warrant isn't a total bunch of never have been put on the press. moment (54 seconds actually) on losers. In closing, you should buy This album is ten times worse than the album where I must applaud the album if you have frequent anything Poison has ever d~ne. Warrant. "Ode to Tipper Core" is masturbatory fantasies. If you have Warrant is the epitome of "poser" a series of live out-takes that is any taste what-so-ever, save your strewn with profanities. The whole metal bands. money! Now, with that off my idea of speech, no matter how Hey Bar Hoppers! BY NORM PETERSON your requests by artists like Jimmy because the men at the door will Of the Grizzly Buffet, Harry Chapin, Neil Young, surely tum you away without or Led Zeppelin. First Circle, a proper ID or a collared shirt (sort The Trappe Tavern, located on new wave dance band, will fill your of a dress code). Your big pal Main Street in Trappe, offers the ears with loud music on Norm does not recommend under perfect environment for the Wednesdays and Thursdays. On age drinking and especially at the college bar goer. The best bet is to several occasions First Circle has Trappe (because you could sit on order a pitcher of your favorite been known to play on weekends my stool and drink my beer). beer and share it with a couple of at the Trappe. Their music This Boston Beer Drinker gives friends. Tables are limited and fill includes Depeche Mode, Modem the Trappe 4 1/2 frosty mugs out up on fust come, fust serve basis. English, and more. of five. And for all these students You could also saddle up to the With free eats like mini hoagies that thought I gave the Rahn's bar, but don't sit on my stool, and and egg rolls on certain nights, the Hotel too high a rating, tough. guzzle down your brewsk.i or your Trappe is a place with everything. Why don't you visit it and see?! mixed drink. If Pinball or Basketball is your You want entertainment? The game, visit the Trappe, but get NEXT WEEK: The Lamb Trappe's got it! Bill Witty will sing there early, because on a good your favorite classic rock 'n roll on night it fills up fast. And don't try Mondays and Tuesdays. He'll sing to get in if you're under age, November 6, 1990 The Grizzly Page 7 Arts and Entertainment Wismer Cinema New Video Ursinus Theatre

D" EU'ANORE IIAJ1AN with one baby left crying next to BY SARA JACOBSON Associate Editor its bloody mother's body carries an Assistant Arts and Entertainment unforgettable impression. Kovic is Editor BORN ON TIlE FOURm OF forced to leave the surviving baby JULY lllJd in a delirious state shoots his STANLEY AND IRIS own man in the battalion's retreat. Born on ****the Fourth or JUly by The image of his dying comrade Imagine*** what it would be like to Oliver Stone is an action packed, whose neck has been ripped off not to be able to read this dramatic, and heart rendering flIm from Kovic's shots is also newspaper. Imagine life without which causes an enormous twisting unforgettable. This is the rust the ability to read simple street sensation inside of you that sticks round of bricks. signs, instructions, or groceries. in your gut long after the fIlm is The second round is thrown Illiteracy is a major problem which over. The reason for this minutes later when Kovic returns is often overlooked in America perpetual stomach-ache is that home as a paraplegic. His stay in today. The fIlm, Stanley and Iris, Stone has constructed the fIlm the Bronx veteran's hospital is a is the story of an illiterate man purely from a series of streamline segment of the fIlm during which who is forced to deal with his flashes which depict the tragic one must control the urge to gag problem. events in, Vietnam veteran, Ron constantly. The urine, rats, and Stanley Cox (Robert Denieo) Kovic's life. There is very little if spilled excrement bags are only cann9t read. He cannot use a anything between these flashes. In minor factors. The lack of human map, drive a car, or do his own fact, so many stomach-clench compassion is a major one. When grocery shopping. Because of his events occur in such a short period Kovic snaps at an attendant for illiteracy, Seanley loses one job be played by Lisa DiIenno, a of time that the viewer is not answering his call sooner after another and is forced to face and Entertainment Editor senior communications art major. practically stoned to death by (Kovic is inn traction and has been his problem. George Fago, professor of them. They hit you like a brick staring at his own puke for two While working in a factory Be sure not to miss The psychology, and Keith Strunk, and before you have time to hours) the attendant responds to cafeteria, he meets a friend, Iris Changeling this week! The play is lecturer in communicatipns arts absorb them something else him by yelling, "#@.! you, #@.! King. Iris, played by Jane Fonda presented by Protheatre and are also appearing in the temble has happened. your Viet Nam!" Kovic in a rage is a factory worker whose husband directed by Dr. Joyce E. Henry, production. And, yes, you will see The fIlm opens with little Kovic screams and cries at the same time recently died. She is fighting to chair of the department of channel 6's Gary Papa on stage at playing soldier with his friends. "AU I want is to be treated like a make ends meet and keep her communication arts. Ritter. This foreshadowing scene is eerie human being!" This is where the family fed and clothed. Stanley The Changeling is a 17th The play runs Thursday, Friday, due to the realistic nature of the true acting capabilities of Cruise and Iris become close friends. century drama by Thomas and Saturday, November 8,9, and young boys' play. Other childhood fust appear. One day while shopping Iris Middleton and William Rowley. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ritter center flashes include mom and dad, It is in the hospital where Cruise realizes that Stanley cannot read. The central character, Beatrice on the Ursinus campus. Tickets good Catholicism, support of the is transformed from the young jock The second half of the movie Joanna, is a woman whose are $4 for adults and $3 for KeMedyS, and a Fourth of July character he usually plays to the deals with Stanley and Iris's obsessive love leads her to students and Senior citizens. Call parade during which little Kovic character of a disillusioned, struggle to help each other. Iris deception, murder, and ultimate now for reservations! (215) 489- enthusiastically screams, "Look confused, angry and determined begins to help Stanley learn to damnation. Her role is one of the 4117. IOldiers!", while sitting on top of young man. This transformation is read. Unknown to Iris, the more greatest in English drama and will his father's shoulders. intensified by the fact that Cruise time they spend together helps Iris Before you know it Kovic, is normally a happy, go-lucky get over her fear of getting close played by Tom Cruise, is a senior character. His performance is to someone again. One of the in high school and being recruited impressive. Born or the Fourth or most impressive aspects of this by the Marines. He runs to the July can truly be said to be fIlm is that it does not portray Attention Playwrights prom in the rain to say goodbye to Cruise's bloom into manhood as illiteracy as a problem which is productively explore changes and his sweetheart, Donna, and packs an actor. It is by far the most easily solved. There are periods of FROM HAUSKA HOUSE directions a reading may suggest his bags. The next scene is in intense role he has ever played. denial, blocks from progress, and mEATRE but not mandate". Ham. Kovic is now a platoon Altogether the fIlm is a must see. both quitting and success. It is It is hoped that one of the-.five leader struggling for swvival in the It is powerful in its own right and this more realistic look at illiteracy Hauska House Theatre is plays selected for the spring Viet Nam jungle. His men explores a unique side of Viet which makes the movie good. accepting scripts of plays.-in­ workshop can be further ac:c:identally fare upon women and Nam. Stanley and Iris is a movie about progress from Eastern friendships, love, illiteracy, and PeMsylvania area playwrights for developed by the playwright, in children who are completely conjunction with the theatre, for a lacerated from the bullets. The hope. It is a fIlm which leaves the a play-reading series, scheduled for late spring, 1991, at the non-profit fall production at Hauska House image of bared organs, physical viewer feeling, as Stanley says, theatre in Saylorsburg, PA. Theatre as part of the 1991 pain, moaning, and dead babies "anything is possible". Five plays selected from those subscription series. submitted will be directed with Although shorter, one-act plays local actors for a script-in-hand will be considered, full length plays ContelDporary Anterican Craft performance so that the playwright are preferred. Submissions must may benefit from hearing the be postmarked by January 15, PllQADELPHIA MUSEUM OF works by potters, ceramists, textiles women whose work was executed dialogue spoken in a theatre 1991. Playwrights will be notified ART artists, basket and furniture in Philadelphia:Adela Akers, atmosphere, be able to observe no later than March 1 of selected makers, and artists who work in YVOMe Bobrowicz, and June audience reaction and hear works. All manuscripts should From November 7 to March 31 metal and glass and wood. The Groff. Dale Chiculy's large glass audience comments during a include a self-ad dressed-stamped the "Contemporary American earliest examples of ceramics in sculpture shows on e strain of the facilitated discussion of the work envelope for their return. Please Craft" edubit will show at the this exh.tbit, created by Austrian contemporary studio glass following the performance. mail scripts or inquiries to: Philadelphia Museum of Art. This emigres Otto and Gertrude movement. The installation also William Marley, playwright and "Plays-In-Progress" Workshop lnatanation draws primarily from Natzler in 1940, introduce the includes several pieces of jewelry artistic director for Hauska House Series Ihe Museum's permanent viewer to "American" ceramics. on loan from local collections to Theatre says, "It is imperative that Hauska House Theatre, Inc. ):ollection of contemporary Other ceramic artists represented complement the Museum's own a writer is exposed to the sound of P.O. Box 697 'American crafts objects and include Robert Arneson, Richard fme examples of jewelry by his/her words during the creative Saylorsburg, P A 18353-{)6973 'ftftcc:ta both Philadelphia's and the DeVore, Rudolf Staffel, Peter Philadelphia artists Olaf Skoofors orocess, so that another draft may Museum's resolute commitment to Voulkos, and Beatrice Wood. The and Stanley Lechtzin. twafta. The edubition includes textile artists represented are three Page 8 The Grizzly November 6, 1990 ~********************...... 1 S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *. ***·***.* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• orts ~ ...... ~ Meier Named Ursinus' Field Hockey Finishes Season coac;led field hockey at West New Lacrosse Coach BY NANCY KOCH The UrsinusJWest Chester Special to The"rizzly game, otherwise known as the Chester for thirteen years. Compliments of Sports Snell game, remains a long­ "The trophy sttands for her Information The Ursinus Lady Bears fIeld standing tradition of a great (Snell's) lead~rship in the sport,· hoclcey team defeated the West rivalry. The trophy goes back and Urinsus coach Vonnie Gros said. forth between the two teams, Gras, who coached the 1980 Former Temple; University All­ Chester Rams Monday, October staying with the winner: Last year, United States Olympic field American lacrosse player Karen 29, at West Chester, 2-0. The win the two teams ended in a tie. hockey team,Js an Ursinus alumni Meier has been named new head gave Urinsus (10-8-2) possession of The trophy commemorates who retume«in 1989 to coach the lacrosse coach at Ursinus College. the coveted Snell trophy, in honor Eleanor Snell's involvemt:nt in Lady Bears. Meier replaces former Temple of the legendary coach, Eleanor field hockey. Snell coached many • The Lady Bears' season ended teammate Kinl· Lambdin, who Snell. winning teams at Urinsus and became the youngeSt coach in Senior co-captain Janet Crutcher Tuesday, October 30, against helped build the foundation for NCAA history to win a national scored both of Urinsus's goals, the Bucknell, Ursinus winning again, the game's tradition. She also championship last spring. fust mid-way through the first half, 3-0. Lambdin, 24, left Ursinus in and the second with eight minutes August for the head field hockey left in the game. Freshman goalie, and lacrosse position at Randolph­ Hope Arroliga had a crucial save Macon Women's College in in the second half, securing a Lynchburg, VA. victory for the Lady Bears. "It was a great team effort," Meier, 22, becomes Ursinus' New iIIa'Osse coacb Kann Meier. third head coach in as many years. senior co-captain Trina Derstine She takes over a program that has said. The offense moved and the won two straight NCAA Division defense defended the ball well, m national team championships, restraining the Rams (6-9). and returns eight of twelve starters Crutcher holds the record at from last season's 14-3 team. Urinsus for the most goals in a "It's my belief that Ms. Meier single season. After the game with will carty on the tradition of West Chester, she had a record of excellence that we have come to eighteen. expect from our women's lacrosse "It all fmally came together program,· said Ursinus athletic today," Crutcher said. "We had a director Dr. Robert R. Davidson. long break from games and we Team leader Janet Crutcber bandIes the ball "In recent years we have been practiced more on the basic .... - blessed witl} talented young fundamentals .• coaches who have had the energy, enthusiasm and knowledge of the game needed to be successful. Women Swim to Win, Men Sink "An Intern in athletics, during BY STEVEN GRUBB Garrett. Garrett looked strong and .------_____ the fall semester, Ms. Meier has Of The Grizzly smooth in her 1000 yd. and 500 yd. FEMALE STUDENT­ freestyle victories, as well as in the ATHLETE OF THE WEEK It used to be that when the 400 yd. freestyle relay. Senta Soccer Ends Season Ursinus swim teams met Bamberger also had a sweep of JEN DERSTINE - Swimmin·, - Dickinson, the men came out on her events with victories in the 50 Jen broke two pool records in with 9-11 Record top and the women lagged a few yd. and 100 yd. freestyles and the the women's swim meet against points behind. Saturday,. when the free relay. Dickinson on November 3. She two teams met, the roles were While the women were having a easily shattered the old records BY CHRIS HEINZINGER Aurentz was required to make reversed. This time, the women relatively easy time in their meet, Of The Grizzly . several impressive saves, which overcame the Red Devils 11.f-91 the men fell into an ambush. in the 200 yd. indivdual medley held the Moravian team to scoring while the men were on the sho~ Dickinson offered an extremely and the 100 yd. backstroke. As The Ursinus soccer team faced only one goal in the second half. end of a 112-91 score. strong team, full of fast freshmen. a freshman, she has already Moravian College in its fmal The team finished with a record Attention Ursinus swimming Ursinus did not swim badly; qualified for NCAA Division match of the season. The team of 9:-11, and now looks toward next record keepers: Don't waste your Dickinson was just too strong. The III championships in Atlanta hopedtto be victorious and show a year. The Grizzlies this year are ink by re-writing the record books Bears started out strong with a this spring. J en was also a 500 record, however, the Bears losing several key players: every meet. In her fust meet as a victory in the 400 yd. medley relaY member of the women's lacked many starters due to goalkeeper Dave Aurentz, collegian, Jen Derstine wasted no with a team of Judd Woytek, Mike winning 400 yd. freestyle relal, injuries and lab commitments and forwards Mike Ruth and Steve time breaking two pool records in Baganski, Steve Grubb, and Dean making her a triple winner in fell to the strong Moravian squad Vighett~ midfielder Marty Owens, the 200 yd. individual medley and Streck. Ursinus followed with Saturday's meet. 4-1. and on defensive Mike Roman and the 100 yd. backstroke. Derstine, ~i-2 fInish in the 1000 yd. freestyle by The Grizzlies played aggressively Bob Woodruff. The team thanks who has already qualified for the MALE STUDENT-ATID.EfE Grubb and Jeff Andrews in the first half, but the effective these players for their time and NCAA Division ill championships OF THE WEEK respectively. Then the fusts and Moravian offense and the lack of dedicatiol1 to the sport and team, in Atlanta, also added a first in the sometimes even seconds became Ursinus' attacks resulted in a score and wishes them much success in 400 yd. freestyle relay for a nice, hard to come by and Dickinson MIKE BAGANSKI of 3-1 at the half. In the second their future endeavors. triple-victory start to a promising began to pull away. There were Swimming - Mike was a triple half, players became even more As for next year, the team hopes collegiate swimming career. some bright spots for the Bears, winner in the Bears' meet aggressive, and the Grizzlies had to see Matt Harrar and Adam Derstine wasn't the only freshman however. Baganski added two against Dickinson on several opportunities to score, but DaIler off the injury list and being to have a good day. Lisa Wessner, more wins to his scorecard in the was came up short."The lone goal was primary scorers along with Carlos who has had her pre-season November 3. Mike the 50 yd. freestyle and the 100 yd. scored off a corner kick, in which Ortega, Victor Gill, and Sean plagued by injuries, looked breaststroke leg of the 400 yef. breaststroke and Grubb picked up sophomore Steve Devlin registered Reilly. The defense will rely on impressive as she racked up two medley relay which started off another win in the 500 yd. freestyle his first Ursinus goal. As the game Heinz Buchler and Mike Mondeax wins in the 100 yd. butterfly and the meet with a win. Mike aJso to make both men triple winners. drew to a close, intensity combined for backfield support. In the net, the 200 yd. freestyle. Kelly claimed individual top placings Even with these wins, the team with the frustrations of the play 'rs Casey Price and Chris Heinzinger Crowers also showed the depth of in the 50 yd. freestyle and the lacked the depth to beat the strong soon resulted in several fouL. in will ~ preventing the goals from the freshmen class by contnbuting Dickinson opposition. 100 yd. breaststroke. Mike is which two members of the Ursinus getting through. Coach Walter to the 400 yd. freestyle relay The Aquabears travel to recovering form a hand injury team were red carded and forced victory. Manning promises heavy Washington College ned week in sustained in pre-season. to leave the game. Playing two The veterans also had a good recruitment to increase the size of the first of three successive away men short, goalkeeper Dave meet, led by junior captain Mart Compliments of the squad. meets. 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BY JENNIE CASE But Schafer wasn't the only one You may remember that in the fll'St issue I mentioned this Coaches BY NEIL SCHAFER S[JICiai to The Grizzly Of The Grizzly to have a bad race. Under the hot Choice section. Well here it is, fmally! I decided, due to lack of space sun and high 70 degree in past issues, to run this section as a whole instead of featuring one The volleyball team saw their person a week. The information provided on each athlete was provided There is a saying in cross­ temperatures, the Bears placed dream of a winning season slip sixth among 23 teams. Driscoll led by Sports Information. country, "you are on~' as good as away after their last home match -Judd Woytek, Sports Editor you are on the day of the race." the Bear attack followed by on Thursday, October 25 against Kershner, Drummond, and Martin. For the Ursinus men's and Allentown College. This was a very women's cross-country teams, this Schafer struggled to the fInish line The following student-athletes were chosen by their respective important game since only two and the ailing Havrilla fInished weekend supported that saying and coaches as team members who show outstanding team spirit, days before, the team had pulled provided proof why it should be sixth man. determination, hard work, and dedication to the sport they together for a much needed win The race was won by Seamus made into a law. play: over Haverford. This match was a The men's and women's teams McElligott of Haverford. Second great morale booster after falling place went to Matt Leighninger, were both riding the coat tails of Neil Schafer - Cross Cou1\try - Neil finished 90th at Saturday's MAC two matches in a row to Lafayette also of Haverford. The Haverford successful seasons. The men's team championships. He compleced the five-mile course in 28:59. Neil turned and Bryn Mawr just the week Red Wave captured its second had an undefeated dual meet in a time of 28:51 this season when he fInished 9th in Ursinus' dual before. The team fought hard, but record, several invitational consecutive crown and fifth in six meet against Widener. He placed 8th (28:13) among 69 runners to help just could not pull off the win. The years. Swarthmore College was victories, and a third place showing Ursinus win the Drew Invitational on October 13, 1990. Bears ended their season with a second in team scoring led by at last year's championship. record of ~9 . The women's record didn't Robert Marx. Chris Taylor - Football- Nicknamed "The Plug" because of his 5'5",210 The team is looking forward to reflect their success, but every one The Lady Bears also felt the pound frame. Chris is the strongest player on the team. As a defensive next season, making plans to play of the Lady Bears was coasting heat in their race. Kris Wagner led lineman, he has appeared in all eight of Ursinus' games and has in the off-season, planing a through the season by improving the Lady Bears to a 12th place registered 12 tackles, including a quarterback sack. "Taylor is a well possible trip, and setting a goal for on their times and consistently team finish by placing in the top prepared individual," defensive line coach Dave Alwine said of Chris a successful season. The Bears are bettering their team performance. ten. Wagner was followed by Jen this fall." "He doesn't always make the tackle, but he enables other saying a tearful goodbye to That was true until this pa~t Oerhowsky, Teresa Springer, players to do so because he can't be moved out of the way. He gives us Diarme Gabel, a senior who is a weekend. Dorothy Iffrig, and Dawn Warner. quality nose tackle play. We don't lose anything when Chris is in the great player, inspiration, and friend Without boring my readers with The Lr.dy Bears wanted to finish game." to everyone. Good luck Di! useless times and places, I thought in the top· ten as a team. I'd reflect on the overall Swarthmore, lC'd by senior Dana Thorn Love - Football - Special teams captain. Thom has recovered two performance of the Bears and Bailey's course record fumbles on special teams this year. His fumble recovery in the fourth Lady Bears at the MAC performance, won the women's quarter of the Muhlenberg game led to Ursinus' winning touchdown. Wrestlers Look Championship Meet held at the title. Thom switched from linebacker to the offensive line this season. Carroll County Farm Museum in Both teams should be to Impress Western Maryland. commended for their Matt Kitts - Football - Matt has registered 14 tackles, including a The men's team was dealt a performances, though. The Ursinus quarterback sack this season. He also has forced a fumble and has BY MATI BECKER teams fared well and look to next lousy hand at the beginning of the broken up two passes. Matt is a versatile defensive player as defensive Of the Grizzly week. Senior John Martin was still week's Regional Championships coordinator Merel Bainbridge attests. "Kitts was an inside linebacker not at 100% after suffering from a held at Allentown College. The that moved to the outside. He gives us a lot of depth and bounces The 1990-91 wrestling team will stress fracture on a non­ men hope to better this past between the strong safety and rover positions. be a most interesting blend of weigh.bearing bone in his leg. weekend's performance. They have upperclassmen and talented young Martin would no doubt be in pain the capability of placing in the top Ray Clifford - Football - Junior defensive back from Woodbury, NJ and freshmen who make up the best during the championship race. five in the region. The top two West Deptford High School. Has a lot of determination and team recruiting class Head Coach Bill Sophomore Brian Havrilla met teams qualify for nationals. spriit. Racieh has seen in over five years. fate face to face when he was The women's team looks to With the loss of only 1 senior Nils involved in a "college scuffle" that place well in the region. There is a Dave Ragone - Football - Solid Offensive lineman who does a i;ood job Neubauer, Coach Racich returns resulted in oral surgery and a week possibility for individuals to qualify despite his size (5'7", 162 pounds). the nucleus of last years squad. A off from running.· Havrilla would for the national meet to be held in squad that he descnbes as run the championship race with Iowa this year. Dianne Gabel - Volleyball - Team captain and leading server. Dianne "disappointing." Yet, one must pain, not from his legs, but from To sum up this meet: nothing is will be on the MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll. expect some sort of let down after his healing mouth. a sure thing. compiling a 21-2 record the year On the positive side, junior The Bears and Lady Bears Gina Radocha - Volleyball- Junior from Allentown and William Allen before. standout Joe Kershner was taking aren't losers. They won't settle for High School. Missed most of last season due to an injuryJean Gaudet - With "disappointing" season a four meet winning streak into finishing the season on a down Junior from Spray Beach, NJ. Leader on the team and helped the lingering fresh in his mind, Racich the "big race." He was having the note. They want to go out winners. squad to its ~9 record. Jean also plays lacrosse. embarked upon his most ambitious type of season most runners dream The seniors want to end their recruiting jaunt ~. With an of: he was beating four seniors college careers with their best fill Grizzly commends all these aJhletes and wishes them luck for the inital list of over 1000 potential consistently and running fll'St man efforts and the underclassmen remainder of this year and next year, for those who are returning. We also student athletes, Racich narrowed on the team while staying injury want to carry on the Ursinus thank the coaches for submitting the names to us. this down to 16 freshmen who free. tradition of success. could cut the mustard, Seniors Tim Driscoll and Brian A special thanks to the parents academically and athletically. As a Drummond were running steady and the fans who cheered the result , Racich is well on his way seasons. Driscoll was Kershner's teams on this past weekend. to duplicating the 1988-89 competition for top honors on the Anybody can come to a home wrestling squad that was nationally Bear squad and Drummond was meet, but it's the true supporters SPORTS ranked and packed full of studs. looking to use his late season who cheer at away meets. Sure, Another interesting point for the tactics to guide the team toward most of the fans were parents of 1990-91 squad Coach Racich notes, victory. the runners, but that shouldn't is that he will be starting a youth Pottstown native Neil Schafer matter! BEAT movement for the team which will was running his best season in four Allentown College isn't too far include starting freshmen in every years. He was improving on his from Collegeville. Mark your Saturday, November 10 weight class (or until they are times and solidifying himself as the calendars! ! Football v. Dickinson Home 1:30pm beaten out ofuprlerclassmen). This Bears' fifth man. Schafer never ran is a return to the youth philosophy an MAC Championship race Swimming v. Washington Away 1:00pm that Racich implemented with the before this year. Was he ready? •••••••••••••••••• Cross Country --- NCAA Regional Championships 1989 graduates (and no one needs Apparently not. •••••••••••••••••• t~ be told how that worked out). g November 6, 1990 =pae=10=The=Grizz=)Y =0 pin ion s I Lette rs

Zeta Chi Sexist?

Dear Ms. Haijan, The Grizzly As proud members of Zeta Chi, In her last paragraph, she states Neil Schafer Editor-in-Chier Krishni Patrick we were offended when we opened that this kind of conduct or the Ray Jones Associate Editor Eleanore Hajian the October 30th issue of The support of it leads to "wife beating Mike Farleigh Acting News Editors Eleanore Hajian Grizzly and saw our fraternity and child abuse." How can she Paul Herr Krishni Patrick maliciously attacked in the make this statement about Robert D . Moir Features Editors Coleen Casciano Editorial on page 10.Ms. Haijan's nineteen single men who have no Tom Steels Kate Grim comments about the "fIrst personal children? Tavio Hunsicker Arts and Entertainment Editor Jennirer Strawbridge abuse flyer" were inaccurate and How do you think we feel when Michael Kane Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor Sara Jacobson down right lies. we show this issue of the school Rodney Hessinger Sports Editor Judd Woytek The only reference to any sexual newspaper to our parents? What Dennis Holzapfel Assistant Sports Editor Steven Grubb conduct or sexual acts was the use are they to think about their sons? Eugene Cavacini Science Editors Eric Bleickardt of the word ''wench." Webster Are we brutal, neanderthal-like, Richard Naratil Todd Koser defmes wench as: a lewd woman wife beating rapists? Steven Eck Opinions Editors Yvette Dennis with loose morals; a base or evil Maybe Miss Haijan should use David Gallagher Mark Hallinger woman; a vulgar individual. her intelligence (?) and her Matthew Miller Photography Editors Peter Senescu Whether or not this term fIts the educated mind (?) to look up Title Editor's Note: Kristen Schwartz individual is not the question. 42, Section 8344, Paragraph 14 of Assistant Photography Editor Antoni Castells-Talens Rather, the question is whether or the Pennsylvania Consolidated It is the policy of this editor not to Kathleen Bowers not we were "Neanderthal" in our Sports Photography Editor Statutes. She would fmd the interject editorial comment unless in Business Managers Pam Parkhurst comments or whether Miss. Haijan following: the case of a factual discrepancy. Meghan McCormick is blowing this whole thing out of "In defamation action, Please note the following: Circulation Manager John Petko proportion. damages are assessed According to the 1990 edition of the Computer Consultant Erik Moore In her Editorial, Miss. Haijan based upon harm AP Stylebook and Libel Manual, p. 292, Typists Tara Livingston says that we committed sexual individual experiences to "The publication of defamatory matter that coru;ists of comment and opinion, Jill Ruderman harassment and that it was a his reputation within the Steve Stoiber "brutal, inexcusable act of as distinguished from fact with geographic area where reference to matters of public interest Proorreader Extraordinaire Scott Galiger insensitive uneducated, defamatory statement is Mrs. Agostinelli unintelligent individuals." First of or importance, is covered by the Faculty Adviser communicated." defense of fair comment. all, we are not insensitive; we have Staff Members: Kathy Bowers, Louis Bove, Antoni Castells-Talens, Becky -Graham vs. Today's Spirit, a lot of feelings and emotions. Carreon, Erika Compton, Jeanine DeLuca, Dawn Deraney, Diarme Gabel, ·Everyone has a right to comment on Secondly, we are very well 1983 Scott Galiger, Fred Gladstone, Lori Gosnear, Steve Grubb, Craig matters of public interest and concern, educated; we were accepted and Faucher, Rebecca Heyl, Sara Jacobson, Terri Johnson, Tara Livingston, Sincerely Yours, provided that they do so fairly and are educated at the same with an honest purpose. Such Randy Leiser, Jen Lunt, Todd E. Keeler, Megan Mendte, Melisa Miller, The Brothers of Zeta Chi institution Miss Haijan attends. comments or criticism are not libelous, Debi Moore, Erik Moore, Joe Mulholland, Norm Peterson, Sona Rewari, undersigned: Much more intelligent than a Robert Diehl, President however severe in their terms, unless Harley Rubin, Neil Schafer, Satsuki L. Scoville, Cristina Seliga, Ellyn they are written maliciously... and such newspaper editor who holds a Brian Riviella, Vice-President Shatz, Christian Sockel, Jen Stritch, Brian Toleno, Tonya Ugoretz, Dave criticism fairly and honestly made is grudge against a fraternity and Patrick Thompson, Treasurer Van, Kristin White, Mark Wilhelms, Cassandra Yutzy not libelous , however strong the takes it out in such an immature Brian Leypoldt Any omission in the staftbox is an unintentional Editors error. Our sincere terms of ceru;ure may be.· manner. James Wee apologies. (Hoeppner v. Dunkirk Pr.eo., 254 Nnv York. 95) Editorial

Remember to Vot~! Students Waste Money Election Day is Tuesday To the students; is that students do not attend -KPandElH these events. Where are you? Do It is amazing to me how you realize what you are missing? students waste money these days. Out in the "real world" this All of you pay $120.00 per year for entertainment would cost you an a student activities fee. I bet that arm and a leg!! Is it that you are most of you have no idea where too lazy to come out to Wismer, the money goes. Well, I am going or that you cannot read signs and Letter Policy to tell you. The money is fliers? Might the reason be that Letters must by typed and no more than 300 words. Name and distnbuted to all the clubs and you feel that you have no telepbone number are required for verification purposes. Letters can be organizations on campus and what alternative to Reimert on the deposited in the Grizzly mail boll in Fetterolf or outside of the remains is available for smaller weekends? Your money is being Publications room (third noor Bomberger library side) by Thursday. The clubs and organizations to request spent to bring these great Grizzly reserves the right to edit all letters. Requests ror anonymity will for special events. CAB receives a entertainers and events to campus be considered by the editorial board. nice size chunk of the student for xmt!! So, Come on down to activities fees. As the advisor for these events and see what you

II is OUT fWing that "Opinions" pi«es /lIId 1M dialogs they ojIm inspi~ are 1M mo!1 CAB, I can tell you the group have been missing. If you do not inu:ruting s«lion of Q Q publication. E:qJr£uion of opinion is crucial for positive change 10 occur attempts to bring a variety of attend these events, I personally on the Ursliuls Campw; this apression of ideas reqWTD input from both ftJCUJty /lIId studorls. entertainers to campus. We have want to thank you for paying my The Opinions S«tion of The Grizzly is /nJend.ed to ~ Q forum fOl" cIiscussioII. Yow opht/oIts are presented comedians, musicians, way to see these events. It«ded 10 kup discvssIon broad bAred tl1Id pertinent. Marc Appelbaum Topia CIZII rrznge from local or cllmpfU fssua to inJemational fssua. Singk magicians, and hypnotists just to SIIIJmJssIons 011 Q/I)I topic wf/J ~ we1comL The /oJgIh of Q typkal opinion piece is IUllQ/Iy name a few. Our largest problem Coordinator of Student Activities 6GWetn 200 tl1Id 4IJ(J words. Any anIck received by Q 77Iunday carl ~ Jl'inUd in the following JrlOIIdIrj's Grizzly, lIS sptI« aJJows. Pieces may ~ ddivered directly to the PubIicatJoM Room (3rd Floor IJombot/er­ UbtrIty sid.e)

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Olin Has Great Benefits

the price tag would have been Studies, and History departments my facade to other campus So basically, I want the campus BY TIlE F.W.OLIN BUILDING about two million doUars. are scattered through various locations, and to provide a central to accept me for what I am. My Special to the Grizzly Therefore, in order to make stone­ locations around campus. When I campus walkway for the first time facade, my location, and my facing affordable, I would have to am complete, everyone will be in years. I think people are just landscaping are done, decided, and be much smaller. You would gain centrally located and easy to find. looking for reasons to complain. will not be changing. Try to harmony with the rest of campus, Do you remember the fust time I draw the same conclusions understand my aesthetic qualities, For months now I have listened but lose most of the benefits that you were wandering aimlessly on when I look around this campus. and my advantages for the campus. to the grumbling around campus. I am going to bring within my Main Street looking for Zwingli? Helfferich, Life Science, and most Come inside and see my three­ EveJ)'body has an opinion; 37,500 square feet. So don't Well, that will not happen once all of the residential village are brick­ story atrium, and my beautiful everyone enjoys making comments protest when the administration the professors are tucked into their why is my brick so offensive? auditorium; not to mention my about my appearance. Now I have tries to sell the story that the offices in me. Some people Does anyone realize that when language and computer labs. If decided to defend myself. I am the bricks are supposed to blend the complain that I should have been Myrin was built, the last original you missed the dedication on F.W. Olin Building. I belong here campus together; even I know that placed closer to Helfferich Hall, campus structure, Freeland Hall, Friday, come by and rattle my at Ursinus, and I will serve to isn't true. Just understand what is leaving central campus more open. was razed in order to provide doors. Take a look around and improve your campus. inside of me is more important I am too important a building to space? Phaler, too, required the see where the fIve million dollars First of all, I wish everyone than what is outside! be remotely located! Be honest; demolition of at least one women's was really spent. And, if after all would stop complaining about my The other night Wismer was when the weather is snowy, does residence hall. And the loss of the this, if you're still unhappy with· brick facade. Yes, the bricks are mouthing off to me. He told me I anyone ever walk to Ritter? student union building for the me, I have only one thing to say to very different from the other was crowding all other buildings. From the fust moment my Berman Museum caused some the campus, "Suck up and deal!" buildings, but why do all buildings As I told that circular monster, I construction began, everyone has grumbling, but hardly the have to look alike? The was placed in the center of campus complained about the mud. Now overwhelming animosity that my multicolored bricks were chosen in order to centralize the campus has decided to install a arrival has caused. Your because they fIt into the Olin humanities faculty. Right now, the nice brick pathway, sans mud and complaining is a sad reflection on Foundation's budget. If I had Modem Languages, English, nobody likes that either! The the campus' tendency to complain been stone-faced on all four sides, Philosophy-Religion, Classical pathway is an honest effort to tie without knowing the whole story,

*** Voting Guide*** $200,000. "Without publiC financing. compiled by Mark Hallinger, Opinions Editor and unless a peIWn is independently wealthy, there cannot be serious challengers" says Stretton. Stretton, 42, Pennsylvania 5 t h Co n gres s ion a I stresses the need to eliminate or lessen District special interest money and influence in Governor Congress. Legal donations by political Ursinus welcomed Republican The Ursinus Community was lucky action committees, for example, should gubernatorial candidate Barbara Hafer enough to have two of the three be dropped from $5000 to $500. to campus in early September. Hafer is individuals running for Pennsylvania's Honorarium and other ethically the current Auditor General of 5th Congressional District speak on questionable congressional practices Pennsylvania. Ms. Hafer's talk covered campus this fall. Lyndon laRouche should likewise be eliminated or a variety of issues, as does her protege Lewis DuPont Smith, restricted. campaign. The fISCal problems of Independent, spoke before a very vocal A large part of Stretton's campaign, Pennsylvania, particularly the group of Urinsus students on October and his talk at Ursinus, stressed Philadelphia situation, are seen as a 9th. Democratic candidate Sam Schulze's perceived ties to special Pennsylvania Bond Issues result of imcumbent Governor Bob Stretton spoke on October 30th. interest lobbyists. He also pledged that Casey's fiscal mismanagement. She Incumbent Republican Dick Schulze, is the country had "to make hard sees the need for "comprehensive aid" seeking his 9th term in Washington. decisions now" on environmental from the State Government to bail The 5th district incudes parts of issues, that the rich haven't "paid their Prison Overcrowdina: Philadephia out. Citing Casey's Montgomery and Delaware counties, fair share of taxes" recently, and that he would support national health Assistance for At issue is whether or not to "overestimation" of state revenue, and about half of Chester County. Hafer also predicts significant state tax Smith's platform mirrors that of insurance and a massive housing bill. Yoluntary Emera:ency float an expensive bond sale that Incumbent Republican Dick Schulze would establish a two hundred increases as a budget deficit develops. laRouche-the basic issues involve Services "Everything begins from the budget; conspiracy within the US government, focuses on "what's going on in million dollar fund for county This proposal would increase, Hafer says. "His (Casey's) lack of the weakening of the US as a world Washington"-the economy and the prison construction and repair. budget. "We can be strong militarily, through a bond sale, the low management is the key to this power, and the growing colonial nature This fund would match whatever campaign." Hafer has also stressed that of US interaction with the the Third but we need a strong economic interest loan fund that enables fWlds PA counties could raise for undeIpinning to be strong in other Pennsylania Volunteer Fire Casey's anti-abortion stance is "out of World. Smith calls for massive prison modernization. The need the mainstream. You will see poor desalinization projects in Africa and ways; says Schulze. As such, Schulze CompaniOi and Ambulance for more and larger prisons has women, and you win see young women the Middle East to make the deserts favors giving the President "some sort Squads to purchase vehicles and increased in recent years due to die if abortion is outlawed; said Hafer fertile and allow Third World of budget authority to make selective equipment. This fund, which has harsher sentencing practices, in her Ursinus campaign stop. countries to attain, "the inalienable cuts," which would lessen the "pork barrel" legislation in the budget. c:mted since 1976 and sets a very particularly those related to drug right to life, liberty, and economic Foresight is also advised regarding low 2% interest rate for volunteer offenses. Incumbent Governor Casey's development." Nuclear power plants are also seen as the only way to free foreign trade. "We've got to look organizations, would be increased State Representative Ray Bunt campaign stresses his'ccomplishments by 2S million dollars. Statewide, during the last four years. One of his the US from oil dependency. DuPont ahead ten to twenty years and decide (R-147) made this point clear in what we want our role .. .in the world to OYer 3000 loans have been chief accomplishments, the state's new Smith, and La Rouchites in general, the October 30 edition of The see most of the environmental be." The growing power of East approved since the programs auto insurance law, allows insurance Independent. He stated that "much holders to waive their right to legal movement as slowing economic Europe and the Pacific Basin are seen inception. Montgomery County of the additional burden on our action for cheaper premiums. Casey is progress. This viewpoint led to heated as demal\ding new economic policies. volunteer organizations have prison system is due to the massive also pro-life. He has signed one of the discussion in the candidate'S Ursinus Schulze's campaign adds also stress his received 5.1 million dollars in increase in drug related crimes" nation's most restrictive pieces of visit. toughness regarding drug enforcement. loans since 1976. The proposed and "the vast majority of the legislation regarding abortion. Overall, Stretton's campaign theme stresses One ad reads, "His 'Bounty Hunter' increased funding was sparked by people in Pennsylvania have made Casey's campaign has been low key; congressional reform. For example, Act will establish a sizeable reward .. .for those providing information substantial increases in the price of it clear that drug offenders should his ads speak in general terms of Stretton estimates that he has spent competence, environmental awareness, less than $10,000 on his campaign, leading to the conviction of a dealer." fire trucks and other emergency be subject to tough punishment." vehicles. and fiscal management. while Schulze has spent well over Other adds stress Schulze's economic policy and general experience. November 6, 1990 The Grizzly Page 12 But still try, for who knows what is possible-Fa"aday Science News

I think thy thoughts after thee, 0 God-Kepler

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BY TODD A_ KOSER Afro-American Bees Science Editor The first swarm of African honey bees to enter the U.S. was detected two weeks ago. The bees were found in a bee trap close to the Mexican Drugs Mostly Tested on Men border. These bees displayed characteristics that indicate no cross Many of the drugs that are approved in this country are tested almost breeding with the European honey bee which is much more passive. This exclusively on men, even when they are approved for both sexes. This sighting confirms predictions that the bees, brought to the Western discrepancy ranges from testing the effects of aspirin in preventing heart hemisphere on a freighter many years ago, will work their way north and disease to AIDS research. The fastest growing sector of the population invade the U.S. African bees are noted for their high aggression in showing infection of the HIV virus is women, but there is some comparison to the European honey bee. An African swarm will often uncertainty as to effectiveness of treatments currently being developed attack a threatening target until it is dead. Bee specialists ;peculate that as because of different opportunistic infections and a faster mortality rate the bees move north they will become more hybridized, which could lead related to women with the disease. Some researchers argue that the more to a reduction in aggression levels. complex hormonal of women complicates much drug research and drives up cost. Some point to this trend as being epitomized by the NIH's Med Waste Nuked funding of women's health problems which comprising only 16% of its Some hospitals spend $250,000 or more to dir.pose of their medically budget. Critics of the trend argue that females comprise 51% of the tax contaminated waste. A device has been invented that can treat the waste paying population and should be more equally represented in federally much more efflecintly. Waste is typically hauJedto special treatment sites funded research programs. in refrigerated trucks. The waste unit, by Sanitec Inc. of Conn., starts out by shredding the waste which reduces it to one eighth its original volume. Cold Feet Over Cold Fusion The waste is then subjected to microwaves for half an hour. This On March 23, 1989 Dr. Pons and Dr. Fleischmann announced that they microwaving causes high temperatures and sterilizes the trash allowing it had achieved fusion reactions at room temperature in a table top device. to be disposed of in a normal landfill. The scientific community reacted rather skeptically, but moved to confirm or disprove these claims. Today, 19 months later, the matter still is not compiled from: Time, New Yom Times, Science News, Christian Science complett'ly settled. Some early tests. of the process yielded promising Monitor results, but it was later reported that these tests were flawed. The overall consensus is that the claim is untrue. However, the Utah legislature has invested $5 million in a Cold Fusion Institute. The editor of Nature feels that the issue has remained alive for so long because the two proponents Moon Mystifies of the process have refused to cooperate with the verification trials, BY TODD A. KOSER not caused by clouds. The ring was by moisture or ice crystals in the making conclusive work difficult. Th,: two scientists have failed to appear Science Editor not touching the moon, but was atmosphere. The moon light WII before a hearing in Utah to discuss the validity (" ., their claims. Last night a very striking encircled it with a space in refracted by the water in much tile atmospheric phenomenon was between the two. The clarity and same way as a rainbow is. ~ Synthetic Ancestors visible on the Ursinus campus. distinct boundary of the ring also students stated that from certail Chemists have been able to synthesize chemicals which have the There was a large, white ring was a clue that it was not diffused places on campus it was possible capability to replicate themselves on a basic level. These chemicals circling the moon. When I rust light from cloud cover. to almost see colors in the rill function in a manner hypothesized as the probable action of molecules heard about it I assumed that it The ring seemed to be about a The ring was bright enough 10 that lead to the living cell. The molecule amino adenosine triacid aster was caused by clouds around the thumb width held at arms length. obscure stars in its most inteJ18 (AATE) is able to take two smaller components, hold them together and near full moon, nothing to get A space between the moon and areas. encourage a bond I to form. When these two smaller components bond excited about. Every one has seen this ring appeared to be three they form a new AATE molecule. It is hoped that by studying this and that before. times the diameter of the moon Iii;-;;~-;;;;;;;buii;j-;;~;;;~;;~ III other molecules like it more accurate hypotheses concerning the origins When I went outside to take a itself. of 'life can be made. look it was obvious that this was The ring was most likely caused

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