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Volun1e 128, Issue 26 www.re"·iew.udel.edu Frida~· , .Ianum·~· 18, 2002 .Student Man's remains Life VP eaten by lizards BY JENLEMOS and weighed between 2 and 25 Ne11·s Layout Editor pounds, were taken to the Delaware to retire The decomposing body of a Society for the Prevention of . Newark man was found partially Cruelty to Animals. consumed by lizards in a Towne A number of large cockroaches BY STEVE RUBENSTEIN Court apartment Wednesday used for feeding purposes and a cat Editor in Clrief Vice President for Student Life afternoon, New Castle County were also transferred to the Roland M. Smith announced his Police said. Delaware SPCA, Executive plans for retirement Jan.9 after Ronald Huff, 42, raised the Director John Caldwell said. serving the university for six years. seven flesh-eating Nile Monitor University senior Ian Peek, who "I've been in higher education lizards as pets,. Officer First Class lives in an apartment several doors now for 32 years," he said. " I' m Trinidad Navarro stated in a press down from Huff's, said he arrived looking forward to getting back to release. on the scene early Wednesday doing a lot of the research I ' m After a family member called afternoon and witnessed Huff's interested in." 911 to file a "check on the welfare" body being carried out by police. Smith will continue working THE REVIEW/Rob Meletti Roland Smith's position will not complaint, officers entered Huff's Peek said he spoke with several through June 30. apartment, he said. of Huffs neighbors, who said they University President David P. be filled after his retirement due "When police arrived, they had seen the l izards in the Roselle stated in an e-mail message to a university hiring freeze. found the victim laying on the floor that no search is underway for apartment. Smith's replacement due to the Program for improving fraternity and as the flesh-eating lizards were "They wanted to get him evicted school's hiring freeze. sorority life as well as the Student feeding on his body," Navarro said. because he was bringing "Because of difficult budgetary Problem-Solving Action Network as The State Medical Examiner's cockroaches in to feed the lizards, times for the State of Delaware, the tools he feels have made tremendous office has not yet determined the and they were getting all over the University's budget for next year will progress in student life. cause of death, said Alison Taylor­ place," be said. • THE REVIEW/Leslie Uoyd be constrained," he said. "I hope that these initiatives Levine, communications director Caldwell said Huff possessed a Seven Nile Monitor lizards are now being held at the Delaware Smith, who turns 66 next month, continue to contribute towards for the Delaware Department of valid breeder's license from the SPCA after police found the animals in a Towne Court apartment. said his research endeavors would helping our students become the next Health and Social Services. state permitting him to raise the Monitor lizards, which are Caldwell said. focus on the history of Texas, a state generation of outstanding An autopsy cannot be completed lizards, which roamed freely indigenous to warm climates in He said the Delaware SPCA where he worked in Houston's public professionals, future innovative until the office receives blood and around his apartment. Africa and Australia, generally feed school districts as well as at the leaders and active and contributing plans to place the lizards in zoos in tissue reports, she said, which Since Huff received that license University of Houston. He has a citizens," he said. on small animals like birds, snakes the tri-state area but has ruled out postpones any findings on Huff's Masters Degree and Doctorate in Marilyn Prime, director of the several years ago, Caldwell said, and rats, he said. giving them to individuals. history from Carnegie-Mellon Student Centers, said she does not cause of death for several weeks. New Castle County has passed an " For now, we' re feeding them The management at Towne University. anticipate any difficulties will arise as The lizards, which measured ordinance that forbids exotic pets frozen rats - thawed out, of course Court Apartments declined to Roselle and Acting Provost Dan the result of the reorganization. between 2 feet, 6 inches to 6 feet like monitor lizards. - and chicken, on occasion, comment on this story. Rich plan to oversee the Division of "My guess is the president will Studtnt Life for at least the next year. allow directors to do their jobs, and With the retirement of Dean of possibly work with other units [of the Stuclents Timothy F. Brooks in May administration] at some point," she 2001, combined with Smith's plans, said. Roselle said he does not feel students Before he retires, Smith said he Invention IDs chemicalmakeups will suffer from any lack of services his main goal is to promote his " 10 the two positions offer them. Big Ideas" for helping students BY STACEY CARLOUGH and faculty member of the Delawa re [like Saran wrap] is being stretched "All of the relevant duties of the develop during college. They are Seoior News Editor Biotechnology Institute, is one of the consistently by the machinery," he said. "With Dean of Students are being covered composed of, independence and It is the size of a shoebox, and in Jess than researchers who developed the technology. their current sensors they won't know if there is quite effectively. We think that the maturity, career awareness and one second it can identify the composition of He said the PA-IR spectrograph is superior a problem for a half-hour or even an hour, same will be true for the Vice preparation, appreciation of diversity, almost any solid, liquid or vapor substance on to its predecessors. which leads to a lot of wasted time and money. President's duties, as well," Roselle a just and civil campus, wellness, earth. "It' s like a camera, but instead of giving the "With ours, they could easily tell if there said. school spirit and pride, responsibility, The planar-array infrared spectrograph, the was a problem instantly." At the university, Smith said he leadership development and academic picture of a person it gives the chemical fastest and most functional technology of its makeup of a substance," he said The researchers said they believe the new takes pride in several initiatives he success. kind to date, has recently been developed and implemented during his tenure. He "These are all key components of One thing that distinguishes it from previous infrared camera also has a potential use in cites the Leadership Development what you need to learn as a college patented by a group of university researchers, technology is its ability to distinguish between defense against chemical and biological attacks. said John Rabolt, .chair of the materials science Program, the 5-Star student to .~ su c~essful in different materials quickly, Rabolt said. Postdoctoral fellow Doug Elmore, who also Chapter Evaluation See editorial, A12 the future, he srud. and engineering department. "For example, an industrial manufacturer Rabolt, a Karl W. and Renate Boer Professor wants to know if a material being produced see SPECTROGRAPH page A4 Pika holds unique Board in charge for_ role as prof, trustee mor~ than 150 years TOM MONAGHAN As a member of that committee, Pika TOM MONAGHAN divided into nine committees: academic Administrati\•e NeH·s Editor Administrative News Editor said he is respo nsible for examining af~airs, finance, grounds and buildings, Professor Joseph A. Pika has been at patterns of enrollment, g1aduation rates Little is known about the Board of s tudent life and athle tics, honorary the university since before some students and the quality of students admitted to Trustees, but they are the highest form of degrees a nd awards, executive, were born. In that time he has moved his the university, as well as the quality of a uthority at the university, said Vice nominating a nd compensation way up through the ranks of the political the teaching staff. President and University Secretary Pierre committees. science and interna tio na l re la tions One of only two faculty members on D. Hayward. "Obviously, the whole board cannot be departme nts to the the Board of Trustees, The Board of Trustees has control over there every day, so they select a president, position of act i n g r---:::;;,....,.'""""-_,.,,.....,::;:;-..,-,.,....,...-...,.,.,,..,.--, Pika said he feels it is almost every aspect of the university, he who, along with the administrative team, chairman. his job to help the said. a re respons ible for the day-to-day For many people board r ealize what President David P. Roselle stated in an decision making," Hayward said. that would be the effect it can have ori e-mail message that he feels the board is Each committee meets on its own in crow nin g the education system of well suited to manage the university. meetings closed to the public, he said, but accomplishment of a the e ntire state of "The charter for the university states a faculty representative chosen by the di s tin g ui s h e d THE REVIEW/Courtesy of Photo Archives Delaware. Professor Joseph Pika arrived at the the board shall have the entire control and faculty senate and a student representative academic career, but "My b iggest management of the affairs of the selected by the Delaware Undergraduate not for Pika. university in 1981, and has since won contribution to the numerous honors and awards. university," he said. "My experience is Student Congress are present whenever Two c onsecutive board is to he lp them that the board has carried out that charge." possible at these meetings. De laware governors understand the role the Afte r earning his bache lor's and The board is composed of four officers, "Basically, they want to encourage the ha ve r ecognize d hi s university plays in the master's degree in international relati ons 28 current me mbers and six honorary faculty and the students to partic ipate." achievements in the state and the positive from Johns Hopkins University and a trustees emeriti, retired members who are Hayward said. field of education. impact that it can have doctorate in political science from the recognized for significant contributions to The full board meets twice per year, Former Gov. is the /irst itt aftve-ptll'l ' on the state's education University of Wisconsin, Pika e ntered the board. once in May and once in December, in Thomas R. Carper series profiling members ofthe syste m , f ro m g rades into the fi eld of higher education by Mary J ane Willis, one of the three session open to the public. he said. appointed him to the Board of Trustees pre-k to 12." he said. becoming an assistant professor at the trustees most recently added to the board, The paramount duty of the board is the Delaware State Board Preside nt D a vid P. State Unive rsity of Ne w York in said she g rasps the respons ibility that selection of the preside nt o f the of Education in 1997, Rosell e stated in an e- Buffalo, starting him on the path to a comes a lo ng with be ing in s uc h a university, Hayward said. To achieve this, and Gov. Ruth Ann Minner promoted mai l message that he understands Pika' s long career in university education. position. they form a committee, hire a con ultant him to the position of president of the unique position as both a faculty Pika said he came to the university in "Bas ically, our j ob is to uphold the and compile a list of qualified applicants. school board four years later. making member and a trustee. 198 1 because he beli eved he would be policies of the university's charter,'' she They are then interviewed and the board hi m a n ex-oficio member of the "Professor Pika is a lo ng - te rm able to pursue avenues of study and said. votes on the final selection . university's prestigious Boa rd of member of the faculty. but is serving on teaching that were best suited to hi s All positi o ns on the board a re The origin of the Board of Trustees Trustees. the Board of Trustees in his capacity as background and style. volunteer. Hayward said . This means the d ates back to I 833. he said. when the Winner o f both the Excelle nce in head of the State School Board," he said. "1 joined the univers ity because l trustees must hold other jobs in order to o ri ginal charter was penned. making a Teaching a nd the Excelle nce in ·'His knowledge of the operations of the thought that it was likely to be the ideal make a living. as well as overseeing a ruling body for what wa then referred to Undergradua te S tudies a wards. Pika university and the pu blic schools is thus combination of teaching and research." major universi ty. as Newark College. Since then. there have serves o n the academic affairs extensive and could lead to still more he said . To tackle the job of handling the affairs been several changes made. but the basic committee of the Board of Trustees. cooperative programs between the two." ·'J haven' t been disappointed." of the universit y, he said. the board is principles have stayed the same.

I A2 . THE REVIEW . January 18, 2002 .· Funding aimed toward fuel cells BY SARA FUNAIOCK States' reliance on foreign oil he said. Bush's National Energy Plan he submitted last The nation's transportation sector is 95 May, he said. Talks to encourage the nation' s The Bush administration has decided to end percent dependent on petroleum, with three largest automobile makers to participate an eight-year program aimed at helping transportation consuming 67 percent of the have been ongoing. automakers develop high-mileage, family-size petroleum in the United States, he said. Jennie Sweet, spokeswoman for the Uni~ed cars and instead plans to support a program that States Council for Automotive Research, said promotes the use of hydrogen fuel cells to the transition to hydrogen-powered vehicles power automobiles in the future, officials said. would require a significant investment by the At an auto show Jan. 9 in Detroit, Mich., automotive industry and the federal U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham said "The PNGV was not government. the Department of Energy would join with She said the success of FreedomCAR would BUSH TO SEEK $24 BILLION FOR HOMELAND SECURITY Ford. General Motors and DaimlerChrysler to cost effective and the depend on the development of breakthrough WASHINGTON, D.C. - President George W. Bush will seek to: fund research into advanced, efficient fuel cell technology that would enable mass production double spending next year for protecting America from terrorism to at: technology that uses hydrogen to power program was still of affordable hydrogen-powered fuel cell least $24 billion, his budget director said Wednesday. automobiles without creating pollution. vehicles, as well as the hydrogen-fueling But the approximately $24 billion Bush will request is only ~ : Tom Welch, a spokesman for the DOE, said wedded to gasoline as infrastructure to support them. fraction of what federal agencies sought to advance projects under the: The Freedom Cooperative Automotive Brian Selander, spokesman for Sen. Thomas banner of homeland security. : • Research program would replace the an essential source of R. Carper, D-Del., said Carper, who is a Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., director of the Office of Management anc( Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicle member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Budget, said he has received close to $300 billion worth of terrorism : program that began in 1993 under the previous power." Energy and Natural Resources, supports the related spending requests after the Sept. 11 attacks. , administration and had aimed at a government­ move to encourage the use of renewable energy. Among them were calls to tighten security at the Bureau of indian· industry effort to improve fuel economy by the -Tom Welch, Welch said the formal partnership between Affairs and to make "unspecified enhancements" to courthouse middle of this decade. spokesman for the Department ofEnergy the DOE and USCAR should take place in the security across the nation, he said. "The PNGV was not cost effective, and the near future. Some proposals are new, others repackaged. Congress has also program was still wedded to gasoline as an "When the president submits his budget in pitched in. Last year, Democratic lawmakers failed to win approval for essential source of power," he said. the next few weeks, there should be a clearer spending up to $20 billion more on homeland security. · FreedomCAR will focus instead on the indication of when the program will go into Fueling debate on the administration's fiscal 2003 budget, to be ' research needed to develop technologies such To meet the United States' growing demand effect," he said. released on Feb. 4, is the government's first deficit since 1997. Daniels as fuel cells and hydrogen from domestic for oil, Welch said, approximately 10 million confirmed that it would be "in the neighborhood" of $10 billion. renewable sources, Welch said. barrels of foreign oil are imported each day. ln a year when many government programs will be scrutinized for The transition of vehicles from gasoline to The pla n for FreedomCAR is rooted in See editorial, A12 possible cuts, those that play a role in homeland security are emerging hydrogen is critical to reducing the United as just about the only clear winners. ; Except for mi litary spending and other scattered programs such as federally sponsored science research and certain aid to poor women and children, Daniels said, "the rest of government will need to take.. second place." • Computer technology goes wireless Bush also plans to propose $1.2 billion in new funding during th; next three years to reform voting systems across the country, BY MELISSA MCEVOY The latest model of CLIE, PEG­ administration officials said Wednesday. News F~atures Editar T6l 5, was unveiled Tuesday and As for what defines "homeland security," it is in the eye of the With the invention of Personal contains 16 megabytes of memory, beholder. Daniels' list included airport security, public health, Digital Assistants and Pocket PCs; high-resolution color, a remote protection against bioterrorism and aid to local police and frrefighters. ' computer use has become control for the stereo and portable. te levision and the ability to GUNMAN KILLS THREE AT LAW SCHOOL Companies such as Microsoft download from digital cameras, GRUNDY, Va. -A student apparently irate over failing grades burst and Sony have created palm-sized she said. into the dean's offic·e with a semiautomatic pistol and killed the dean, devices that have "The T615 is also a professor and another student Wednesday at a small private law • virtually all the ------the slimmest model school amid the coal fields of Appalachia, authorities said. ' capabilities a out right now," the Students tackled the gunman minutes after he stalked through the ' standard - sized "We are on the representative said. tiny campus of the Appalachian School of Law where he wounded ' computer has, said T he entry level three others during the shooting spree. Marc Altman, a CUSp Of maj• or· CLIE is priced at State police said they were holding Peter Odighizuwa, a 43-year-old 1 technology $ 169.99, and the Nigerian immigrant, in custody as the suspected gunman. ' specialist from changes in "s i gn at u r e" He had been dismissed from the law school earlier Wednesday - CompUSA, a product, the other students said it was the second time he had failed first-year Wilmington COmputer h ighest-leve l classes. computer retailer. mo del, sells for Students described Odighizuwa as a loner who spoke with such a · "Over the technology." $500, she said. strong accent that it was difficult for them to understand him. holiday season, Altman said at Odighizuwa is suspected of shooting dean L. Anthony Sutin, former these products Comp USA, Palm- assistant attorney general during the Clinton administration, and were very popular -David Saunders, based devices, THE REVIEW/Carlos Walkup professor Thomas Blackwell in their offices. as gifts for college professor of computer and w hich are more Popular products such as Pocket PCs eliminate the cumbersome He then opened frre, emptying two magazines of .380 bullets in a students and information science popular with wiring of a regular computer and make technology portable. student lounge, where his classmates were gathered at lunch. recent college college students, The third fatality was identified as Angela Dales, 33, a former·· graduates," he sell anywhere from companies such as Microsoft, sciences, said the introduction of recruiter for the law school who had enrolled as a student last said. $1 00 to $400. Hewlett Packard and Compaq, sell this type of wireless technology semester. The Palm Pilot, a personal The Pocket PC is a more from $400-$650. will revolutionize the industry. Dr. Jack Briggs, the county medical examiner, said the dean and the digital assistant, is an organizer sophisticated version of the "Computers are getting smaller " We are on the cusp of major professor were executed at "point-blank r!!lge." 1 with Microsoft Word and Excel personal digital assistant, which is and more capable," he said. changes in computer technology," Two of the wounded students were shot in the back, apparently as and access to the Internet, Altman like a hand-held computer , be Altman said CompUSA also he said. they attempted to flee the lounge, he said. said. said. carries a combined cellular phone Whether the standard tower PC Students who responded to the sound of the gunshots described a A representative of Sony said "The Pocket PCs come with and Palm Pilot made by Sprint, becomes obsolete is questionable nightmarish scene in the lounge. the CUE line of handheld devices more built in to them, and an and although its popularity is though, Saunders said. Using folding coffee tables as makeshift stretchers, several students is Palm-based and uses software almost full array of software," rising, it is still considered a " T he user interface has not bundled the wounded into cars and drove them to the local hospital. called Documents To Go to view Altman said. specialty item. changed too drastically since the Two other students, both former police officers, took control of the· and edit Microsoft Word as well T hese p roducts, made by David Saunders, a professor of eighties," he said. room and tried to maintain the crime scene. as play games. computer and information Odighizuwa was described as a foul-tempered student who woulct talk back in class. ~ "He always thought he was getting picked on," said first-yeat. st~dent Kenneth Brown. "I had been told to stay away from him." .. Chicken soup may have healing agent F O UR SLA F IGUR E S ARREST E D F OR FATAL l97S.. ROBBERY ; BY JAMIE ABZUG Health Services, said she read an article that LOS ANGELES - A full generation after their alleged crime, Bill and Senior Staff Reporter supported the healing benefits of chicken soup. Emily Harris and Sara Jane Olson, co-survivors of the violen .. Long before there was "Chicken Soup for the "Most medical providers feel that chicken revolutionary movement known as the Symbionese Liberation Army; Soul," there was chicken soup for the cold. soup is worthwhile because it provides fluids," were arrested Wednesday and charged with murdering a Sacramento-; A recent study conducted by Dr. Stephen she said. From my standpoint any clear soups area church volunteer during a 1975 bank robbery. Rennard, a professor of med icine at the would have the same benefit. A fourth person, Mike Bortin, was arrested on similar charges. University of Nebraska, indicates that chicken "The article just talked about chicken soup, The case became notorious nearly three decades ago, in part soup has a mild effect at slowing down a white though." because kidnapped newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst admitted taking blood cell called the neutrophil. The steam in the soup also adds moisture to part and later described in a book bow the robbery and killing took Therefore, chicken soup might have an anti­ dry nasal passages and makes breathing easier, place. inflammatory action cont ributing to t he Scott said. Hearst, who claimed she was brainwashed by the cult-like terrorist associatwn between the soup and the common "Possibly the salt in the soup would bring group, was long ago granted immunity from prosecution for her role. , colds. down throat swelling as well," she said. The arrests came two days before Olson, who changed her name to For decades, parents have been feeding their However, Scott said she would recommend Kathleen Soliah and spent years as a suburban fugitive, was scheduled ailing children chicken soup in order to help using one of the health center's cold packs over to be sentenced in Los Angeles County Superior Court for her role in a them kick the cold. But the question remains chicken soup. SLA bomb plot. whether chicken soup is really a miracle cure or Nutrition professor Cheng-Shun Fang said he Olson has pleaded guilty in the attempted bombing, but has denied just an old wive's tale, passed down through the sees no benefits to chicken soup other than the taking part in the robbery at a Crocker National Bank branch in· years. fact that it is a liquid. Carmichael, Calif. that resulted in the death of Myrna Opsahl, who Dr. Joseph Siebold, director of Student "Fluids are always helpful, but other than that was making a deposit on behalf of her church during the robbery. Health Services, said the new study has a I don't see any reason," he said. Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley credited the 1999 arres~ reasonable claim. Caro lyn Manning, assistant professor of of Olson, who had spent 25 years as a fugitive, for restarting an " It is a very reasonable claim," be said. "It nutrition and dietetics, said there is no cure for investigation that had long since gone cold. was published in the 'Chest' journal, which is the common cold, only treatment of the Authorities also cited technological advancements in forensic very reputable. symptoms. science since 1975 as providing additional corroborating evidence "I have not looked into the study deeply, but I implicating the four suspects. "Studies have been done that show the best THE REVIEW/Carlos Walkup do agree with the direction the study points in." thing chicken soup does is keep you hydrated," Chicken soup has been seen throughout Melissa Scott, a registered nurse at Student she said. -Compiled by Sara Funaiockfrom the Los Angeles Times and the ages as a way to heal the common cold. Washington Post news wire

CEMETERY WALL DAMAGED discovered stolen Wednesday from said. Three males were arrested on the DaimlerChrysler plant on South Police arrested Benson after charges of disorderly conduct and College Avenue , Horsman said. discovering the vehicle's license plate criminal trespassing at the cemetery The computer was removed from was also stolen, Horsman said. · on New Street early Thursday the commons area of the plant morning, Newark Police said. between 12:45 a.m. and 9 a.m. on ATTEMPTED THEFT AT Officer Scott Horsman said one of Jan. 12, he said. RAINBOW the trespassers, 21-year-old Craig Police have no suspects at this An unknown man entered Henry, kicked the wall separating the time. Rainbow Books and Music on Main cemetery from the CSX railroad Street Tuesday afternoon and tracks, while the other two, 22-year­ STOLEN IDENTIFICATION attempted to receive cash for items in old Bryan Hess and 21 -year-old A 21-year-old man was arrested the store he had not purchased, Lorgio Jimenez, yelled ob~cenities for criminal impersonation and Horsman said. while attempting to cross the tracks. receiving stolen property Wednesday He said the man picked up two CD ' 6 IJ Police officers who had the area evening, Horsman said. boxed sets, worth approximately $65 under surveillance arrested the Police pulled over Edward Benson total, and brought them to the cashier, FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY trespassers at the scene, Horsman Ill, of Elkton, Md., after discovering claiming he wanted to return them. said. Damages to the wall are his vehicle' s registration tags were The employee did not allow the estimated at $50. stolen, Horsman said. transaction because the man did not Sunny, highs in the Chance of snow, Sunny, highs in the After attempting to give police a have a receipt, Horsman said. The lower 40s highs in the mid 30s lower 40s COMPUTER STOLEN FROM false name, Benson was found to be man left the store without the items. CHRYSLER PLANT wanted by Newark Police on previous - courte.'iy of the Natinnnl \Ventller Serl'icc~ A computer valued at $1 .090 was outstanding traffic charges, Horsman -compiled by Jaime Bender

' \ l ' January 18,2002 • THE REVIEW • A3 YoUDee places #1 in competition BY JAMIE ABZUG constructing the props and rehearsing for the Junior Ashley Robey, a shadow in the Senior Swff Reporter competition. mascot program, accompanies YoUDee to YoUDee, the cheerleading team and the The mascots are then judged on creativity, various events. dance team placed in the top three at the crowd appeal, enthusiasm, prop usage and "There are no divisions for mascots," she Universal Cheerleading A ssociation overall appeal, she said. said. " When we won it showed we are competition in Florida, with the fighting blue "The students on our mascot team work actually number one, not number one in a hen winning first prize in the mascot match. very hard all year long to promote a sense of division. " We are number one in the YoUDee, who is played by a group of spirit on our campus," she said. "It's great to nation." students who comprise the mascot team, is see them get the national recognition for Joe Mackley, head cheerleading coach and the first mascot outside the Southeastern something they do so well." advisor to the dance program and fitness Conference to win the competition More than 40 college mascots submitted coordinator, said the cheerleading team took " lt is a lot of hard work," said Christy tapes to enter the competition, and 14 were third place in the nation in Division l. Lion, co-captain of the team. "There were a chosen to compete. The cheerleading team has been lot of seniors and it was nice to have a last The mascot team takes turns playing participating in the competition for the past time, and now we have the rest of the season YouDee depending on the availability of the seven years, he said, and has been in the top to look forward to." members. five for the past fi ve years. This is the sixth year YoUDee has made " It was just great that after all the years I " I think it was a good competition," an appearance at the UCA competition. have done this, we blew it out and we won," Mackley said. "There were a lot of new and YoUDee has also placed in the top five for said senior masco t team member Kyle good teams. the past four years. Kurtyka. " It is great to graduate being "Any time you finish in the top three it is Sharon Harris, head of the mascot number one. very good. We are a little upset because we program, said the team first submits a two­ "l am really going to miss it. " had a few drops down there, but obviously minute video of YoUDee' s highlights over Senior mascot team member Christopher you can't knock third in the nation." the past year to the UCA. Bruce said the mascot team has a history of Last year the cheerleadi ng team placed T he video counts as 50 percent of the excellence. · first. . THE REVIEW/Mike Cacciapaglia competition. For t his aspect, the team " It feels really good as a senior, and as a The competition was held at the Wide The fighting blue hen beat more than 40 coUege mascots to win first place prepared a one-and-half-minute skit. Once four-year member, to come back a World of Sports at Walt Disney World in at the Universal Cheerleading Association competitoin in Tampa, Fla. the team came up with the theme, YoUDee' s champion," he said. "It is a tribute to all of Tampa, Fla. · Fun House, members spent h ou rs them for making the program what it is." Repaving on Route 72 Students proposed by DelDOT propose BY MELISSA MCEVOY construction will be continuous, she said - News Features Editor seven days per week, 24 hours per day. The Delaware Department of All traffic will be detoured to Marrows political Transportation held a public workshop Road, she said. Wednesday evening to address the future The only other option would be to keep re- pavement on Library Avenue, or Route one lane open, but construction would take 72, from Kensington Lane to Route 273. a longer amount of time, Frey said. talk show Jill Frey, a representative from Century "It will be hard with 70 days of closure, Engineering, said the project will cost but wi 11 be better than two years under BY RISA PITMAN approximately $5.5 million, which will construction," she said. Staff Reporter come o u t of the state's general A lan Marterey, another representative Freshman Renee Gorman and tr,ansportation fund. from Century Engi neering, said the sophomore Michelle Levy have Gary Laing, a municipal liason for construction is necessary because the decided to bring politics to campus. DelDOT, said the actual construction, existing concrete is deteriorating. Levy, who currently produces the which will close the entire road to SR 273, This breakdown is being caused by a weekly " What In The Hall" for the is scheduled to begin June 15 and end chemical reaction between Alkaline and university's Student Television August 23. Silica, which occurred when the pavement Network, decided to co-host a new "The road surface was in need of re­ was laid in the 1970s. political talk show with Gorman as paving, and the summer does not interfere "The new pavement should last 20 years co-host. Their idea originated after with schools," he said. minimum," Marterey said. Professor Ralph Begleiter, a former "The i mpact on students should be Laing said there wou ld also be an CNN world affair's correspondent THE REVIEWII...eslie lloyd !llinimal." aesthetic addition of stamped concrete with and current distinguished journalist in Approximately 15 people, ranging from the look of red brick at the crosswalks. Proposed construction from Kensington Av enue to Route 273 along Route 72, or Library Avenue, will close the road to travelers from June 15 to Aug. 23. residence, appeared as a guest on DelDOT associates to Newark firefighters " The brick will be more visible to Levy's show to discuss the events of attended the meeting, held in the Newark oncoming cars," Laing said. "It will help T he t raffic also poses potential emergencies." Sept. 11. High School cafeteria. pedestrian safety." problems, he said. Dave Gala, a representative of DART Gorman said she became interested Frey explained the process of Steve Kavanaugh, fire chief for Newark, "It's not so much a problem at 2 a.m., First State, said there should be no major last sprin g in the Revolutionar y reh abilitating the pavement, the said once construction begins emergency but definitely will be in the afternoon," impacts on any bus routes, although a few Association of the Women of replacement of s idewa lks, curbs and vehicles will have to use the detour to get Kavanaugh said will have to use the detour. ' · · • Afghanistan, an organization of guardrails"lrom Kensington Lane to the to certain a reas. possibly extending "'The way they are tearing things up, they "I will definitely take the 70 days over Afghan women struggling for peace, Amtrak Bridge. response time by at least five minutes. can't even keep one lane open for the two years," he said. freedom, democracy and wt1roen's D uring the 70 days of this process, rights, last spring and has "since exchanged letters with the association. ' This experience stimulated her desire to learn more about world events, and she feels students on Jewish Students prepare meals campus should be given the same opportunity. . She said the talk show, whose name has not yet been decided, will initially group at Ronald McDonald air biweekly on STN with a format similar to "Crossfire," CNN's nightly debate program. "Crossfue" is hosted by three men House to feed families with different political views and ~yes 'Y' covers the day's hottest political, economic and social topics. Guests on BY MELISSA BERMAN currently staying at the house. Staff Reporter The duration of time a family stays at the the program range from White House officials to scholars and economists. A s universi ty students adjusted th eir house depends on the child's diagnosis, she building blankets and rolled over in bed at 8 a .m. Like "Crossfire," Gorman said said. STN' s 30-minute talk show would Saturday, five members of the com munity It can range from overnight to one year or have a host acting as the mediator for service group Circle K were already up and more. STACEY CARLOUGH discussion. Gorman said Levy and Senior News Editor assembled in front of Perkins Student Center. Jones said the families a re very herself would most likely alternate Following Monday' s Newark City Senior Tara DiSciullo, district governor of appreciative of college students and religious that position. Council meeting, the Jewish Federation Circle K, cheered when the last m ember, groups that volunteer at the house as well as She said guests on the show would of De laware voted to pursue the freshmen Sarah Hussey, arrived. restaurants such as Grotto's Pizza that often be representatives from interested acquisition of the YWCA building on DiSciullo smiled at the students standing provide dinners. political campus associations willing South College A venue, City Manager before her. Freshman Dhiren Ponnambalam, said he to bring the views of their groups to Carl Luft said. THE REVIEW/File photo "You guys ready to cook?" she said. has always enjoyed helpin g out the the discussion and political figures "It's good news for us," Luft said. The YWCA building wiU remain a The group filed into two cars and headed to community and meeting new people. from within and outside the ' ~ Now they will begin negotiating [the youth and family-oriented center the Ronald McDonald House, where Circle K " I watch a lot of Oprah ," he said, community. open to the entire community. volunteers gather once per month to cook "especially the part about using your life to ~rice]. " • After contacting several campus breakfast for the families residing in the help others." · Thi news was a great relief to many community. groups, Gorman said many seemed house, whose children are in the A .l. DuPont Lyman said other monthly projects of Newark citizens who said they were ·'If we do [acquire the property]," we interested in the show, which she Children's Hospital across the street. Circle K include volunteering at the Delaware c;oncerned about losing needed before- will need you to come and participate," believes will be successful. The g roup entered the house's large food bank, Newark Parks and Recreation and after-school programs and summer he said to the Newark res idents in She said all students would be kitchen bearing buttermilk, Department and the camp opportunities for their children attendance. "The Jewish community given the opportunity to participate. pancake m ix, bacon and ------AIDS/Delaware· volunteer since the YWCA closed its doors Dec. won' t be enough to sustain us - we "The show will act as an outlet for sausage and went to work. night. 18. need the whole community to be our people to stand up for what they At the meeting, Pres ide nt of the friend." " T his project Duri ng the week, believe," Gorman said. incorporates help in g members vtstt children Jewish Federation of Delaware John A. Prio r to Elzufo n's announcement, Currently, she said the campus plzufon said his organization, a Unite·d Councilman Karl families and their children living in the Emmaus lacks political charge. She hopes that with illnesses," said senior Hous e , a shelter on Way agency, had an Ka lbacher, 3 rd during this show, each student will extreme interest in ------district, presented Sarah Lyman, vice "I watch a lot of Continental Avenue in bring forth aspects of topics that president of Circle K. Newark. operating the four o ptions for the others had not previously considered. She said Circle K has Oprah, especially The group also plays property a nd taking site's future use if Levy said most of the shows volunteered at the house bingo with physically or over its childcare, "The Jewish the city dec ided to the part about currently airing on STN are no t during the four-year period mentally challenged ~ummer programs "t ' acquire the property especially in-depth. While "What In that she has been involved adults at Meadows group and pool facilities communi y won t through s ta te and using your life to The Hall" has previously addressed with the group. ho me in Delaware City, since these services b h federal grant money. serious political issues, she said, In the dining room, the she said. fell within their e en00g tO He proposed using help others." many of the topics are more light­ eight tables remai ned Lyman said since there mission. • the site for a Youth hearted. Elzufon said at SUStain US - We Center, a Police mostly emp ty . DiSciullo are many members on said that the families were - freshman Dhiren Ponnambalam campus this winter Levy said she wants to add the talk first, they did not Athl e tic League, a show to the channel as an interesting ned the WhOle probably still sleeping or session, more events believe the federation Community Center and informative program that gives busy visiting their children. could be scheduled in had eno ug h mo ney, o r a c hildcare students a chance to think deeply community to be " I think they appreciate addition to weekly but since they were faci lity. about political issues. us but are going through a projects. in the middle of a " We owe it to our She said although the talk show is OUr friend." hard time," she said. "They ------The group left the plates ~a pit a l campaign and citizens to explore still in the works, she thinks it will be don't want to worry about of pancakes, bacon and sausage waiting for had all ocated money the options of state a beneficial addition to STN. what they're going to eat today." the families to eat when they awoke. (or work in th e - John A. Elz.ufon, and federal funding Senior Matt Balan, president of At one of the tables in the corner, Lynn Although Circle K usually does not stay Newa rk area. they president of the Jewish Federation of for its acquisition," Young Americans for Freedom, said Rodriguez slowly sipped her coffee. She said long enough to watch the families eat the decided to take Delall'are he said. after talking to many people o n advantage of this Obstacles the city her family has been staying in the house on breakfast, L yman said it is rewarding to and off since April, one week at a time. campus he has found that the opportunity. would face 1n receive their thank you letter . university is politicaJiy apathetic. After breakfas t , Rodriguez said s he Sophomore Allyson Short said, "It's nice to " It just fell into acquiring the He said that initially, the only planned to visit her daughter who is know you've made a difference." our hand." he said. building inc lude a people who will most likely tune into recovering from a liver transplant i n the Before heading back to the uni versity, the "We have the expertise and desire to lack of funds to purchase and renovate, the program are those that already pay DuPont Hospital. six volunteers posed for a picture next to the run these programs." limited staff resources to operate the attention to politics. " It 's j ust so nice to see that people really smiling redheaded figure seated on a bench Elzufon aid although the building programs and the lo ng-term The success of the show depends care," she said. outside - none oth·er than Mr. Ro na ld would be a Jewish Community Center, maintenance costs that would come greatly on the issues under discussion, it would be open to the whole with it , Kalbacher said. Linda Jones, weekend relief manager of the McDonald. house, said the Rodriguez fami ly is one of 24 Balan said. . .i A4 . THE REVIEW . January 18, 2002 Spectrograph may be useful against biological attacks continued from A I identify deadly chemical agents in " Eventually. probably within environment while operators could of getting rid of the oil by lighting "We reflect light off the water the air much quicker than its the next 20 to 25 years. we' ll be keep track of its activity us ing it on fire and burning it off the and can tell instantly what the worked on the spectrograph. said predecessor, Elmore said, the real able to create 'smart dust' using wireless computers. waters' surface, but the oil needs concentration of each substance the PA-IR can sense potent nerve advantage is its durability and thi s technology,'' Rabolt said. " It He said he is also interested in to be thick enough," he said. "But is," he said. "What we're working gases such as sarin at speeds 1.000 freedom from will be as small as adding a different type of camera to get to it while its thick enough on now is being able to tell parts times faster than its predecessor. "umbilical cords'' ------a dust particle and so the spectrograph can look at a you need to be quick, because it per million, or parts per billion." the Fourier Transform infrared restricting it to lab will have the broader class of materials and thus thins as it spreads." Although the federally-operated pectrograph. use only. ability to wire back yield more specific information. Elmore said he and other National Science Foundation He also said the theoretical "The old "The PA-IR has information. non- This in creased specificity would researchers conducted an funded the research, Rabolt said possibility exists for it to one day instruments can't • invasively." be especially beneficial for experiment last week using the the government has not yet achieve speeds up to I 00,000 be bounced around nO ffi~VIng E I m o r e chemical warfare, Ra bolt said, spectrograph to detect solvents and enlisted his machine for entry into times faster than current levels. - its just not demonstrated the because when nerve gases are other common industrial its military forces. "This means that one, it would rugged," he said. parts. It could spectrograph by released, there is often a second pollutants, such as chemicals used Many private companies have be able to collect measurements "[The PA-IR] has fall Off the baCk waving a film of "camouflage chemical" added. in dry cleaning, present in water. already expressed interest, he said. much faster.'' Elmore said, "and no moving parts. plastic before the This makes it difficult for the two, it could drastically increase " It could fall d lens. Immediately, current sensory technology to its sensitivity to. say, nerve gas in off the back of a of a jeep an the attached identify the substance as the air.'· jeep and keep k computer monitor dangerous. Rabolt said the old FT-IR functioning." eep broadcast the " It confuses the sensors," he version took up to 30 minutes to Rabolt said the f • • " m a t e r i a I ' s said. "With a broad band detector identify a substance. while the PA­ FT-IR is more lab- UnCbOntng. "fingerprint" via a we'd be able to see both IR takes only a few milliseconds. oriented. series of spikes [chemicals]." As for its use in possibly "It's good for -JohnRabolt, and dips on a When research for the project combating biological weapons, us, but it can't be chair ofmaterials science and chart. began, Rabolt said, the intention Rabolt and Elmore said the brought into the That fingerprint. was to make the current spectrograph uses a "fly-paper" field to test, for engineering which recognizes technology faster. type material that is affixed on its example, oil on an the substance, can " It wasn't until we built it that sensors. oil slick or gas in be identified by the we realized its sensitivity," be As compound~ such as anthrax the air during ------machine whether said. spores float around in the air, they chemical warfare." the material is a solid, liquid or The PA-IR also bas potential get "stuck" to the paper. While the s pectrograph vapor. environmental benefits, since it The PA-IR can then analyze prototype is currently the size of a Rabolt said the next goal is to could be used to monitor air or them and alert those in the area of shoebox, researchers said it has the miniaturize the spectrograph into a water quality, Rabolt said. the spores' presence. capacity to be made as small as a cube-shaped box, which could be " For example, when you have While the new spectrograph can quarter. dropped into a field to monitor its an oil spill, there is the possibility

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• I BY LAURA CARNEY arrested five times. This change only added to the SrajJ Reponer No matter how fine the already strong association between the His domain lurks over bus stops. workmanship, the stickers are still Andre images and the word, "obey," Utility poles wear his face like a badge. graffiti. and the stickers developed an entirely Stencils of his smudgy features tile the But despite the proliferation of new dimension. sidewalk. stickers in recent years, the Newark And while most only catch a Police Department says it has not The ugly truth glimpse of his gaze, Andre the Giant received any Andre-related complaints. "It' s forceful language and uses a has staked his claim on Newark. Andre is so popular that he even loaded word," says Mike Ternosky, The World Wrestling Federation appears on the drum set of the band head clothing designer at Obey. "It gets wrestler, born Andre Roussimof and Weezer. He seems to have inspired you to question what it's telling you to known for his appearance in the 1987 spin-offs such as Destroy Clothing, a T­ do." film, "The Princess Bride," died in shirt and sticker-based company started Professor Ray Nichols, coordinator 1993, but his legacy lives on through by visual communications major Adam of the university's Vis ual the work of San Diego-based graphic Brush, which features the images of Communications Group, says Andre artist Shepard Fairey. Fairey and his Pee-Wee Herman, Mr. T and Sid makes for an unus ual political followers have posted more than l Vicious. The power of the icon is in full instigator. million renditions of Andre's amusing effect in Newark. "Andre, if you' ve ever heard him mug across the nation in the past 'They're nice posters," Veasey says. talk, is a very unlikely leader," Nichols decade, an influx of which has recently 'There' s nothing done in graffiti like says. " At the same time, you are shown up on campus. this. A lot of people have followed him talking about a huge individual. Who Several versions of the sticker because they've never seen anything better to tell you to do something than a feature Andre's face in some shape or like it before." guy like this? form. The oldest sticker, often called "On the one hand, he seems like a the "original O.G.," portrays a traced, The ugly duckling bit of a teddy bear, and on the other photocopied image of Andre with his The conception of the frrst sticker hand, he seems completely evil ." arms crossed along with the message, came in 1989 when Fa irey was a Andre has something exotic about "7'4", 520 lbs. Andre the Giant has a student at the Rhode Island School of him - something easy to be attracted posse." The newer version, what Fairey Design. Besides working toward a to in a non-sexual way, Nichols says. calls the "icon" image, has a more degree in illustration, the artist also "I think it is interesting to have that TilE REVIEWflntcmet photo _ ' simplified, Rorschach-test feel to it. It managed a skate shop and noticed a word 'obey,' and you don' t have the San Diego-based graphic artist Shepard Fairey and his foUowers have posted more than 1 million copies is a black-and-white magnification of foggiest idea to 'obey what?' " he says. of Andre the Giant's mug during the past decade. Andre accompanied by one yellow­ Due to the ongoing relocation of his lettered word: "obey." "Images are a San Diego-based graphic design fmn, spread the Andre image, and although movement, she wishes the image and provides a sense of belonging," he : While popular with the skater-punk Black Market, to Los Angeles, Fairey he is now a successful graphic designer message were better thought out. writes. 'The Giant sticker seems mostly population, most students don' t know was too busy to give an interview, but with clients like Mountain Dew, he still "Images are a very powerful thing," to. be embraced by those who are (or at what to make of the images popping up very powerful he explains on his Web site the history puts much of his profits into the Andre · Foreman says. "Without words, people least want to seem to be) rebellious." on South College A venue, Main Street and psycholog y of the Andre cause. Steve Ternosky says he mostly will see an image and assume it is being Nichols says he agrees with Fairey and Academy Street. Many appear as thing." experience. After realizing ust how big admires Fairey for .his do-it-yourself put o ut there as a positive th ing, and thinks that after this craze blows small, 2-square-inch stickers on parking the phenomenon was getting, the artist attitude. something worthy of support. Seeing out of proportion, a new one will take signs, while the largest example so far -Terry Foreman, executive decided to pen a manifesto in 1990. "T o get jobs, it' s definitely a good 'oqey' under any image just buys into its place. way to get your work out there," the very thing he is criticizing. No one "Our visual culture kind of demands remains a blurry stencil on the sidewalk director of the Newark Arts Fairey writes that his main goal with in front of Smyth residence hall. the Andre sticker s is to generate Veasey says. "People can't help but should blindly 'obey.' I don' t think the that to happen," Nichols says. "A lot of people don' t know what it Alliance curiosity in the viewer and inspire look at an 8-foot-tall poster o n a audience that is overwhelmed with "You can't be hip doing yesterday's cr" is - it jumps up at them," says Billy people to question their relationship billboard." stimulus by the media is going to see thino · Veasey, a 2001 alumnus of Delaware trend in skaters photocopying stickers with their environment. While they can't help but look, some · this image and get the point of what the Copycats of the Andre the Giant College of Art and Design. boasting of their posses. "The sticker has no meaning but say they don't appreciate the giant's artist intended." phenomeno n have appeared on Senior Steve Ternosky, a An effort to show a friend how to do exists only to cause people to react, to invasion into their communities. Foreman says she thinks the people campus. communication major, says he acquires a simple screen print soon resulted in a contemplate and search for meaning in "I've heard people say they thought who spread the Andre stickers are For example, stickers featuring a the Andre stickers easily. Fairey massive inside joke, as Fairey's tracing the sticker," he writes. it was for a band, or some say, 'Oh my "obeying" without much understanding picture of Keith Hernandez (although encourages visitors of his Web site, of Andre the Giant' s face from a "Because 'Giant has a Posse' has no God, is that a cult?'" Steve Ternosky of it. some say it is Tennessee Titans football · obeygiant.com, to download Andre newspaper advertisement spread actual meaning, the various reactions says. "If someone wants to come up with coach Jeff Fisher) with a bar code on artwork and even design their own throughout the skater community. and interpretations of those who view it In his ma nifesto, Fairey an image that speaks clearly and his forehead can be found on numerous Andre bootlegs. The artist and his friends found the reflect their personality and the nature characterizes those who look at the advocates an important cause, I would stop signs, but nobody seems to know Temosky and Veasey, however, get popularity of the sticker funny because of their sensioilities." stickers with disdain as overly paranoid like to see what it is," she says. '1 think who designed the image. or conservative. the Andre the Giant image is an attempt Fairey satisfies what is ever more their stickers straight from the source, of Andre's striking feature~ and how as Temosky' s brother Mike "uncool" wrestling was in the early The good, the bad and the ugly ·'Many stickers have been peeled to create a 'happening' where only a becoming a mainstream market with collaborates with Fairey as the head 1990s. But what began as a joke The sheer number of Andre stickers down by people who were annoyed by few are 'in the know' and that makes the Obey clothing line, which Steve designer of his clothing store in Los quickly escalated into something much dotting the urba n cementsca pe, them, considering them an eyesore and those people feel elitist and special." Ternosky says limits its clients to Angeles, Obey. bigger. combined with the large, more an act of petty vandalism, which is certain boutiques. Andre's face can also ironic co nside ring the number of now be found in a store in Japan, and in "I get a lot of stickers from my Fairey decided to ~se his creation for noticeable posters, have clearly brought In the eye of the beholder brother and then I give stuff out to one of his illustration assignments and the newly formed icon up from his commercial graphic images everyone Fairey's thoughts in his manifesto collaboration with Paul Frank clothing · people who are down with it," designed an 8-foot-tall face of Andre underground roots. in American society is assaulted with fall in accordance with Foreman's in design. Ternosky says. the Giant to cover the face of a Mike Ternosky says Fairey has a daily," he writes. that many people have discovered the " A lot of people think with the Of course, one must consider the campaigning Rhode Island politician on tight-knit circle of friends living in all V ie wers like T erry Fore ma n, Andre sticker and embraced it just so clothing line, hl!' s selling out," Mike legal implications when putting up the a billboard. He was almost kicked out different states that help him spread the executive director of the Newark Arts they could feel like a part of the Ternosky says. ''But by branching out stickers, posters and stencils. A typical of school for the stunt. stickers, while most of the larger Alliance, take offe nse to Fairey's "disruptive underground" or skater­ into clothing, it's another medium for graffiti run must be done at 4 a.m. to After graduating, Fairey began posters in New York City and m essage simply because it is so punk community. the message. It acts like a mobile avoid arrest, he says. Just last week, developing newer versions of his Philadelphia were put up by Fairey nonsensical. Foreman says that while "People have often demanded the billboard or electrical box. On a T -shirt, friends of Ternosky had a close brush original image. He added the "obey" himself. she thinks it's a good idea to spread the sticker merely because they have seen it with police. Fairey himself has been component to the sticker. Fairey painstakingly worked to image through such a grass roots everywhere and possessing a sticker see ANDRE page A9 ly BY CLARKE SPEICHER That's probably because American journalists and Senior Mosaic Ediror audiences aren't really used to films outside of Sex makes American filmgoers nervous. pornography that depict sexuality so graphically and Not the simulated sex found in movies ranging from especially to have it rooted in emotion. Which leads to the 1972' s provocative "Last T ango in Paris" to 1995's question, what was your intention when filming the , nettlesome "Showgirls;" the real, penetrating sex many would explicit scenes? associate with pornography. When you're showing more than is usual in a commercial : While American filmmakers devote a great deal of energy film, my first idea was just to carry on and not stop in the , to creating new and interesting ways of blowing things up, middle of a scene, but to carry on and just watch how two • foreign directors have been blurring the line between art and people try to express love to one another, to show tenderness. • hard-core pornography. Because they are not talking they don't know each other, so I · Three years ago, maverick French director Catherine don't know these people either. So I think that I have to show · Breillat brought "Romance" to American art houses, her something about their intimacy and how strong they are literally penetrating tale of a woman's sexual odyssey. connected to something. Last year's ''Baise Moi" (translated as "Fuck Me") was co­ I just wanted to go to the end of their lovemaking, because directed by and starred French porn stars on a sex-and-bullets to cut to it, there would be no story. They don't talk - this is odyssey that made 'Thelma & Louise" look like nuns on the their way of communicating, a nd it' s a very trong run in comparison. communication. Now comes Patrice Chereau's "Intimacy," the first non­ I must say, of course when I was working with the actors, : porn, English language film to feature non-simulated oral sex. it's unusual to have two naked actors in front of me, but after I : 1be Parisian-born Chereau, who first earned international discovered that the key to these scenes was that they were not · praise for 1994's "Queen Margot," won the top prize at last exciting at all, and I liked that idea, but it was very moving to ; year's Berlin Film Festival for his searing portrait of sexual watch them. I felt that sex was part of the emotion of the film, '

complexities. a strong part because it sets up their relationship. p Kelly Fox ("Shallow Grave") and Mark Rylance ("Angels Then Jay makes a lot of mistakes. He wants to talk with her ' I & Insects'') star as Claire and Jay, a couple who attempt an and know more about her. He follow her ecretly on the I impersonal sexual affair, but soon become embroiled in their street, and when he discovers that she is married, suddenly he ~ emotions. doesn't want her anymore, and he denies his love. Probably , his reaction is a very male reaction: ''Well, she is like anybody : · Your film begins in a rather challenging way. It's just THE REVIEWfFile photo else. She is exactly the same as aiJ other women. She is a · : these two bodies without dialogue. It's a difficult way to Patrice Chereau's "Intimacy" portrays sexual encounters in an unapologetically frank manner. whore. She has an affair outside of marriage."' He makes the : : enter the story. whole thing a little dirtier than it is. • Because it's difficult for them, too. Because they don' t always been difficult to talk, in every country, about sex and Of course, it was difficult, because you have to protect the From her point of view, it's a beautiful story, an important • know who they are either. relationships and feelings. It is not a modem difficulty. actors and help them, but it was easy in a way. They were thing, because she gi ves to him everything that she can give, • really very respectful of each other. which is not the case with him. For that reason. to construct • And that's why you start in this kind of anonymous place. Being a French director working with British actors in the basis of the film. I needed this length of those scene . and • That's how the story was - two unknown people. So we London, do you think you gained a more unique Had Rylance or Fox worked together or met before this the actors accepted it Of course, it wa~n 't easy for them. decided, "What can you learn about someone when mqking perspective on the material? film? love to them?" That was really interesting to direct. Being an outsider is always an advantage. In France. we No, never. They met two months before shooting, which Director Sergio Leone ["The Good, the Bad & the Ugly''] The sex became a language, a dialogue, and they are have a critical eye about cinema. l see our terrible abstractions, was quite good for them. Sometimes actors meet the ftrst day once said he didn't have Jove scenes in his movies "because talking. And they're saying a lot. and I try to change it and I try to make a correction. In the on the set and have to give a great passionate ki ss at 10 they slow down the action." Sometimes, people say, "They don' t talk." But nobody British cinema. I like this extreme brutality and the social o'clock in the morning. Which is not true in my movie, because the idea I had with talks that much when they're making love. Nobody talks that reality. I want to catch something of this. to steal it. Anne-Louise was to see if those scenes could be the motor of much in life. How have American audiences reacted to it? the movie, to allow it to go ahead every time. ll1at perspective Had you worked with English actors before? Most of the time, people see their own lives . They was very interesting, very challenging to me, because love In British films, it seems like there's this tradition of Never. I wanted to meet English actors, because everyone recognize the people on screen. mostly the women. I can hope scenes in movies totalJy stop the action. It's a pose. lt"s written repression, which, despite the sex, your film seems to knows the level of the British actors is really high. It was a that the American reaction will be the same. The problem is. in the cript: ·'They make love." continue. dream to work with them. sometimes journalists are not helping as much as they could, I don't feel "Lntimacy'' is repressed. It's quite the opposite. because they are talking about the sex. It makes the film more Was it difficult casting this film? difficult than it is. People in the audience have told me. ''I "lntinwcy" is playing at the~ at 1M~ rlwller But the characters are constantly containing their It was not difficult getting actors. It's always difficult to didn' t want to see the fi lm after reading the reviews, and then (4th Street mnh of Chestnut) in~ tltroilglt emotions. choose them, to have rapport with them. Here, they are two finally I went to watch it, and it's not the film I was expecting. Tltunday, Jan. 24. S#ttwJrimes: 1:45. 4:15. 1:()5 and I think it's general, not just English. The people say to me, mai n actors. They read the script exactly as it wa<; and I like it, lfs not just about sex. 9:45. 'This fiJm shows how difficult it is to talk," and I think it's and understood that every scene was important and necessary.

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CBiack Hawk"' falls aown on emotion

"Black Hawk Down" nothing." 20th Century Fox On Oct. 3, 1993. the U.S. Anny dropped its two most Rating: -:n'c·:c e lite units, the Rangers a nd the De lta Force, into Mogadishu for what should have been a simple mission. Soliders were sent into Bakara Market to kidnap two high-ranking lieutenants in an effort to pressure warlord Muhammad Farah Aidid to allow a U. N. peace-keeping mission in the country. The operation was expected to take an hour at most.

! ,--..., I I I 1 • '- .' -.. .-~ .. :!" The plan quickl y unravelled almost as soon as it began. r; ~ . t v \ ,. J 1 _ t '< ~ ' ~ r"' Two of the four Black Hawk helicopters sent to provide ...... "'t.. r... ,....,... ..,...... • - ~-- ~ ~ cover for the Delta force were shot down, turning the ------operation into a mission to rescue nearly 100 troops. When the dust finall y settled 15 hours later, 73 BY CLARKE SPEICHER American soliders were injured and 18 more died, along Senior A1u_,·oic Editor with hundreds of Somalians. War veterans often complain that the only way a war Screenwriter Ken Nolan condenses journalist Mark film could be considered realistic is if the audience is Bowden's detailed and enthralling account into a 144- actually shot at. The warning falls on deaf ears, as minute film that cobbles together every imaginable war directors have attempted to the near point of ennui to movie cliche. The movie exi sts in such a context-free capture the carnage and chaos of war. vacuum, it would be easy to confuse this with a work of Steven Spielberg' s "Saving Private Ryan" came the fiction if not for the "based on true events" intertitle at the closest in 1998 when his glory-filled (and self-glorifying) beginning. Nolan paints the conflict with a broad, epic featured 25 minutes of gruesome combat. In the condescending brush that turns the Somalians into process, Spielberg raised the bar for "realism" in combat nothing more than an angry mob that feels a bit peckisb. violence and opened the floodgates for an onslaught of Of the 40 or so archetypes (to call them characters war-minded films. would imply they actual.ly did something besides fight, Ridley Scott ("Hannibal") does Spielberg one better die or utter a cliched witticism), only the not-so-subtly­ with "Black Hawk Down,'· one of the most harrowing named Staff Sgt. Matt Eversmann (Josh Hartnett) war reenactments in recent memory. The problem is that manages to stand apart. Eversmann is the lone soldier not when one looks for meaning beyond the bloodstained eager to fight, even though he does want to make a battlefield, in the words of one dying soldier, "There' s difference. "We can help these people, or we can watch what's conspicuously missing. The single most haunting thought they were helping or even the fundamental them die on CNN," he says. image of the Somalian conflict is the videotape of Master philosophical and political aspects of the conflicts. He's The Gist of It With plot, characterization and message flown to the Sgt. Gary Gordon' s half-naked corpse being dragged too busy re-writing America' s most humiliating defeat wind, Scott relies on cinematographer Slawomir Idziak to through Mogadishu' s streets as Somalians- the men and since Vietnam as an effects-laden tale of courage. ·i:rt.'ctrtc~ Bald eagle salvage his movie. For the most part, Idziak brilliantly women he was sent to protect- spit on him. It wouldn't Because of its bam-handed jingoism, "Black Hawk ~ "'c~ "'c Hawk succeeds. If nothing else, "Black Hawk" is a beautiful and be surprising if the film was re-cut to feed into the post­ Down" becomes a tale full of sound and fury, but September 11 ·patriotic fervor, but in doing so, Scott bas signifying nothing. ~~~Robin horrifying film to look at. Grenades soar in slow motion, debris explodes and bodies dismember with such grace sanitized an immensely complex event and all but ~~Finch one might think the bloodbath was choreographed by dishonors the memory of the men he tries to triumph. C/arl

"Brotherhood of the Wolf' ''The Shipping News'' Universal Pictures Miramax Rating: ~~ 1/2 Rating: ~1/2 If directors John Woo, Tim Burton and an absinthe­ Most movies these days suffer from too-little-plot swilling Frenchman had collaborated on " Sleepy syndrome. They attempt to wow viewers with special effects Hollow," the result would probably have resembled and violence, but ignore story and character development, the ''Brotherhood of the Wolf," a stylish martial arts movie in elements thal make a film truly unforgettable. . a costume epic's clothing. ''The Shipping News," new from Lasse Hallstrom, director The first third of " Brotherhood" takes its inspiration of 'The Cider House Rules," tries to avoid this malady by from documented fact. On the dawn of the French packing four fairly involved plots into its two hours-a bit too Revolution, the Beast of Gevaudan claimed the lives of much. I 00 villagers, most of them women and children. Kevin Spacey stars as Quoyle, a man who drifts through When the beast still remained at large by 1768, Louis life, failing to see why he should make any effort at anything. XV - eager to regain popular opinion and silence his and there are lots of opportunities for B-movie-level fun He works as an ink-setter, but his primary task appears to be Moore). British critics - ordered his trusted taxidermist, Fronsac, - there' s a one-armed villain ( Vincent Cassel), sleeping on the job until the day a nightmarish woman named Overall, the cast is rock solid Moore proves again that she (Samuel Le Bihan) to stuff a suitably ferocious-looking gratuitous slo-mo violence, gratuitous sex, thugs who Petal (Cate Blanchett) enters his life. has no equal in Hollywood, bringing wit and humanity to wolf. The brutal killings continued, but they were no look like "Mad Max" rejects, cultists who look like "Eyes Quoyle bas a child with Petal and struggles to financially Wavey. Scott Glenn's performance as Quoyle's boss is also longer attributed· to the beast. (Anyone who has visited Wide Shut" rejects, and two one-dimensional love­ support them. Meanwhile, Petal sleeps around, drinks and very strong. Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va., may recognize the interests (Emilie Dequenne and Monica Bellucci) whose teaches their child to mock him. As for appearance, the film bears resemblance to story as the basis for ~e "Big Bad Wolf' roller coaster.) sole purpose is to flaunt their gravity-defying breasts. Finally, Quoyle's futile existence is altered by catastrophe. Hallstrom' s previous efforts. The islands and sea of Fact soon gives way to ludicrous fiction, with Fronsac But at 144 minutes, "Brotherhood" is at least a half­ He is prompted to move to his ancestral Newfoundland borne Newfoundland look hard, with grays and blues dominating the and his blood brother, the Iroquois Mani (Mark hour too long and needlessly talky to be an amiable with his daughter Bunny and his newly disqovered Aunt Agnis , palette and mist rising from everywhere. Very nice, but nothing Dacascos), attempting to uncover the truth about the amusement. Hamm (Judi Dench).In Newfoundland, Quoyle discovers both new. beast. What they find is a far-flung conspiracy involving Once someone introduces director Christophe Gans to true love and a career in which he is actually successfuL which 'The Shipping News" is a lot like its protagonist. Quoyle the bourgeoisie, the king, the pope and a large wolf that the m axim " less is more," he could be a highly enables him to become a happy and complete man. has a good heart, but not much skill in anything of importance. was apparently swallowed by the exoskeleton of a mutant entertaining fil.mrnaker. Right now, Gans pushes so hard Because of the numerous plots, each one is allowed only He does, however, eventually find a method of establishing his porcupine. he practically mauls you. marginal screen time. Especially touching is the blooming niche in the world That's what ''The Shipping News" needs. ".Brotherhood" obviously shouldn't be taken seriously, ___.: Clarke Speicher romance between Quoyle and Wavey Prowse (Julianne - Matt Zankowsld

THE PRICE OF FAME by Kitt Parker No Doubt's Gwen Stefaui and ordered to pay a $100,000 fine for Bush's Gavin Rossdale are finally failing to submit an income tax. planning to marry after a six-year return, ending a federal courtship. .racketeering suit against the Rossdale proposed on New company. Year's Day, but the two have yet to decide on a wedding date. Both After ph:ading guilty to 13 Bush and No Doubt released counts of animal cruelty, rapper albums last year. DMX agreed to fihn public service announcements directed at children The band the Black Crowes has condemning &uns and animal announced that it is on hiatus for an cruelty: The charges stem from a indefinite period of time. 1999 arrest at his home in New Lead vocalist Chris Robinson, Jersey. husband of actress Kate Hudson, is planning to pursue a solo career. "Survivor" contestant Lex The group released its sixth album, Vauden Bergh's band, Luckydog, "Lions," last year. released its self-titled debut album this week. Vanden Bergh plays On Jan. 9, Elton John was drums in the group. honored with a Hero Award by the U.K. Coalition of People Living On Tuesday, rock artist Jon Bon With IDV and AIDS. John has been Jovi made his first of seven an avid supporter of AIDS and HIV appearances on FOX's "Ally awareness c ause s for numerous McBeal." years. Bon Jovi will be playing McBeal' s love interest on the show. Death Row Records and its chief He most recently appeared .in the Marion '·Suge'' Knight were movie .. U-571."

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I 'J January I X, 20U2 . THE REVIEW. A 7

~"Black HawkJ falls aown on emotion

"Black Hawk l)own" nothing ... 20th Century Fox On Oct. 3. 1993. the U.S. Army dropped its two most Rating: :( .'c :( elite units. the Rangers and the Delta Force. into Mogadishu for what should have been a simple mission. Soliders were sent into Bakara Market to kidnap two high-ranking lieutenants in an eff011 to pressure warlord Muhammad Farah Aidid to allow a U.N. peace-keeping mission in the country. The operation was expected to take an hour at most.

1 -...... , , t , • • ..-- , .... ~ ... ,.,. a The plan quickly unravelled almost as soon as it began. -1 { ~ l , ...,.. \t I : ) \ J I ... Two of the four Black Hawk helicopters sent to provide ~ ...... -...... ~ '~~ ~~ - ....

~ cover for the Delta force were shot down. turning the operation into a mission to rescue nearly I 00 troops. Whe n the dust finally settled 15 hours late r. 7 3 BY CLARKE SPEICH ER American soliders were injured and 18 more died. along .\~ ·mor ,\loww Eduor with hundreds of Somalians . War veterans often complain that the only way a war Screenwriter Ken Nolan condenses journalist Mark film could be considered realistic is if the audience is Bowden's detailed and enthralling account .into a 144- actually sho t at. The warning falls on deaf ears. as minute fi lm that cobbles together every imaginable war directors have attempted to the near point of ennui to movie cliche. The movie exists in such a context-free capture the carnage and chaos of war. vacuum. it would be easy to confuse this with a work of Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan .. came the fiction if not for the "based on true events .. intertitle at the closest in 1998 when his glory-filled (and self-glorifying) beginning. Nolan paints the conflict with a broad. epic featured 25 minutes of gruesome combat. In the condescending brush that turns the Somalians into process. Spielberg raised the bar for "realism" in combat nothing more than an angry mob that feels a bit peckish. violence and opened the floodgates for an onslaught of Of the 40 or so archetypes (to call them characters war-minded films. would imply they actually did something besides fight. Ridley Scott ("Hannibal .. ) does Spielberg one better die or utter a cliched witticism). only the not-so-subtly­ with ·'Black Hawk Down,.. one of the most harrowing named Staff Sgt. Matt Eversmann (Josh Hartnett) war reenactments in recent memory. The problem is that manages to stand apart. Eversmann is the lone soldier not when one looks for meaning beyond the bloodstained eager to fight. even though he does want to make a battlefield. in the words of one dying soldier, "There· s difference. "We can help these people. or we can watch what's conspicuously missing. The single most haunting thought they were helping or even the fundamental them die on CNN," he says. image of the Somalian conflict is the videotape of Master philosophical and political aspects of the conflicts. He's The Gist of It With plot. characterization and message flown to the Sgt. Gary Gordon's half-naked corpse being dragged too busy re-writing America's most humiliating defeat wind. Scott relies on cinematographer Slawomir ldziak to through Mogadishu's streets as Somalians- the men and since Vietnam as an effects-laden tale of courage. !.-'cCcC! t't~ BaJd eagle salvage his movie. For the most part. ldziak brilliantly women he was sent to protect - spit on him. It wouldn' t Because of its ham-handed jingoism, " Black Hawk !.'tt'l!.-'tt't Hawk succeeds. Lf nothing else, "Black Hawk'' is a beautiful and be surprising if the film was re-cut to feed into the post­ Down" becomes a tale full of sound and fury, but September II patriotic fervor, but in doing so, Scott has signifying nothing. ~r ,r-:.'! Robin horrifying film to look at. Grenades soar in slow motion. debris explodes and bodies dismember with such grace sanitized a n immensely complex event and all but Fincn 'l.h.'t one might think the bloodbath was choreographed by dishonors the memory of the men he tries to triumph. Clar*e Speicher is a senior Mosaic ediJor for The Review. His t't Hummingbird Mikhail Baryshnikov. Scott can't be bothered to investigate what went wrong past reviews include "Orange Cmuuy•· (t'rCl 1/2) and ''Behind What's most striking isn' t the carnality on screen, but at Mogadishu, why men were killed by the people they Enemy lines" (:.h'c) .

"Brotherhood of the Wolf' "'lbe Shipping News" Universal Pictures Miramax Rating: :.h't 1/2 Rating: -:.'c~'c:.'cl/2 If directors John Woo. Tim Burton and an absinthe­ Most movies these days suffer from too-little-plot swilling Frenchman had collaborated on "Sleepy syndrome. They attempt to wow viewers with special effects Hollow." the result would probably have resembled and violence, but ignore story and character development, the ''Brotherhood of the Wolf,'" a stylish martial arts movie in elements thal make a film truly unforgettable. a costume epic's clothing. "The Shipping News,'' new from Lasse Hallstrom, director The first third of " Brotherhood" takes its inspiration of 'The Cider House Rules,'' tries to avoid this malady by from documented fact. On the dawn of the French packing four fairly involved plots into its two hours-a bit too Revolution. the Beast of Gevaudan claimed the Lives of much. I 00 villagers, most of them women and children. Kevin Spacey stars as Quoyle, a man who drifts through When the beast still remained at large by 1768. Louis life, failing to see why he should make any effort at anything. XV - eager to regain popular opinion and silence his and there are lots of opportunities for B-movie-level fun He works as an ink-setter. but his primary task appears to be Moore). British critics - ordered his trusted taxidermist. Fronsac. - there's a one-armed v illain (Vincent Cassel), sleeping on the job until the day a nightmarish woman named Overall. the cast is rock solid. Moore proves again that she (Samuel Le Bihan) to stuff a suitably ferocious-looking gratuitous slo-mo violence, gratuitous sex, thugs who Petal (Cate Blanchett) enters his life. has no equal in Hollywood. bringing wit and humanity to wolf. The brutal killings continued. but they were no look like ·'Mad Max" rejects. cultists who look like "Eyes Quoyle has a child with Petal and struggles to financially Wavey. Scott Glenn's performance as Quoyle's boss is also longer attributed to the beast. (Anyone who has visited Wide Shut'' rejects, and two o ne-dimensional love­ support them. Meanwhile. Petal sleeps around, drinks and very strong. Busch Gardens in Williamsburg. Va .. may recognize the interests (Emilje Dequenne and Monica Bellucci) whose teaches their child to mock him. As for appearance, the film bears resemblance to story as the basis for the " Big Bad Wolf' roller coaster.) sole purpose is to flaunt their gravity-defying breasts. Finally. Quoyle's futile existence is altered by catastrophe. Hallstrom's previous efforts. The islands and sea of Fact soon gives way to ludicrous fiction, with Fronsac But at 144 minutes. "Brotherhood.. is at least a half­ He is prompted to move to his ancestral Newfoundland home Newfoundland look hard. with grays and blues dominating the and his blood brother, the Iroquois Mani (Mark hour too long and needlessly talky to be an amiable with his daughter Bunny and his newly ~overed Aunt Agnis , palette and mist rising from everywhere. Very nice, but nothing Dacascos). attempting to uncover the truth about the amusement. Harnm (Judi Dench).ln Newfoundland, Quoyle discovers both new. beast. What they find is a far-flung conspiracy involving Once someone introduces director Christophe Gans to true love and a career in which he is actually successful, which 'The Shipping News" is a lot Like its protagonist. Quoyle the bourgeoisie. the king. the pope and a large wolf that the maxim " less is m ore,'' he could be a highly enables him to become a happy and complete man. has a good heart., but not much skill in anything of in1portance. was apparently swallowed by the exoskeleton of a mutant entertaining filmmaker. Right now, Gans pushes so hard Because of the numerous plots, each one is allowed only He does, however, eventually find a method of establishing his porcupine. he practically mauls you. marginal screen time. Especially touching is the blooming niche in the world. That's what "The Shipping News" needs. ".Brotherhood'' obviously shouldn' t be taken seriously, - Clarke Speicher romance between Quoyle and Wavey Prowse (Julianne -Matt ZanluJwski

THE PRICE OF FAME by Kitt Parker No Doubt's Gwen Stefani and ordered to pay a $100,000 fme for Bush's Gavin Rossdale are finally failing to submit an income tax planning to marry after a six-year return, ending a federal courtship. racketeering suit against the Rossdale proposed on New company. Year's Day, but the two have yet to decide on a wedding date. Both After pleading guilty to 13 Bush and No Doubt released counts of animal cruelty, rapper albums last year. DMX agreed to film public service announcements directed at children The band the Black Crowes bas condemning guns and animal announced that it is on hiatus for an cruelty. The charges stem from a "I newr check m~ mailbox but I a!" a~ scheck m~ e-mail'"- Junior Christin.1 del Rl' indefinite period of time. 1999 arrest at his home in New Lead vocalist Chris Robinson, Jersey. husband of actress Kate Hudson, is planning to pursue a solo career. "Survivor" contestant Lex The group released its sixth album, Vanden Bergh's band, Luckydog, "Lions,'' last year. released its self-titled debut album this week. Vanden Bergh plays On Jan. 9 , Elton John was drums in the group. · honored with a Hero A ward by the U.K. Coalition of People Living On Tuesday, rock artist Jon Bon With HIV and AIDS. John has been Jovi made his first of seven an avid supporter of AIDS and HIV appearances on FOX's "Ally awareness causes for numerous McBeal." years. Boo Jovi will be playing McBeaJ's love interest on the show. Death Row Records and its chief He most recently appeared in the Marion '·Suge·· Knight were movie "U-571."

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I I A8 THE REViEW January 18, 2002 sundance returns to its roots BY CLARKE SPEICHER falls in love with the wife (Sarah Wynter) of his best friend Senior Mo.mic Editor (Josh Brolin), who also happens to be the local sheriff. After 15 years, the Sundance Film Festival remains a sanctuary for devoted movie fans. "The Dancer Upstairs"- Oscar-nominated actor Javier Sundance, which began unspooling Jan. 10 and will Bardem stars as a South American police detective conclude Sunday with an awards ceremony, celebrates the pursuing a revolutionary leader in John Malkovich's independent voice in cinema, casting the spotlight on directorial debut. talented, aspiring filmmakers who may otherwise remain unknown. The festival is credited for bringing such ''The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys" - four boys fight acclaimed movies as "sex, lies, and videotape," "Clerks" back against the nun (Jodie Foster) who runs their parish and "Reservoir Dogs" to the masses. school after she steals the comic book they're creating Critics have attacked the festival in recent years for (featuring animation by Todd McFarlane). being "too commercial" (leading to the rise of anti­ Sundance festivals including Slamdance, No Dance and ''Gerry'' - Matt Damon and Casey Affleck reunite with Lapdance), but it's difficult to deny Sundance's importance "Good Will Hunting" director Gus Van Sant for this to the independent fU.m community. Some of 2001's best visually compelling, philosophical journey about the angst movies debuted at last year's festival, including of Generation X. "Memento," "In the Bedroom," "Donnie Darko," "Sexy Beast," "The Deep End" and "Hedwig and the Angry ''The Good Girl'' - Jennifer Alliston stars as a virtuous Inch." discount store clerk whose The festival's artistic ~======~ life is turned upside down director, Geoffrey Gilmore, when she falls for a younger says that indie filmmakers co-worker (Jake Gyllenhaal). are beginning to push the envelope again ·after Some of 2001's best movt·es ''May" - a horror-comedy veering toward the more about an outcast (Angela conventional a few years such as "Memento" and Bettis) who decides to make ago. her own friend using body "It's now clear that there "Donnie Darko" parts she keeps in the freezer. is, once again, a real distinction to what premiered at last year's "Narc" - three narcotics independent films are officers (Ray Liotta, Jason trying to do," Gilmore says. Sundance Film Festival. Patrie, Busta Rhymes) "I think this year's festival investigate the death of a will recharge the idea of colleague. what the independent This year, many other cinema is about." unique films are highly " One H our P h oto" - Following are a few of Robin Williams plays a the films generating early lonely photo technician who buzz and acclaim: anticipated. develops a obsession with his frequent customers. ''Bark" - when his wife suddenly decides to retreat ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ''Paradox Lake"-a highly from reality and go through experimental work shot on life acting like a dog, a man assembles an eclectic group of Digital Video about a man who becomes a counselor at a experts to help her, including a vet (Lisa Kudrow), a real camp for autistic children in upgtate New York. psychiatrist (Vincent D'Onofrio) and her best friend (Hank Azaria). ''Pumpkin" - Christina Ricci plays a sorority girl who falls in love with the wheelchair-bound discus thrower she's ''Better Luck Tomorrow'' - four friends attempt to break training for the Challenged Games. the nerdy stereotype of Asian-American students by pulling off a series of petty thefts. "Secr etary" - a lawyer (James Spader) punishes his · mentally-unstable secretary (Maggie Gyllenhaal) by ''Blue Car'' - an 18-year-old girl (new~omer Agnes spanking her, leading to a sadomasochistic relationship. Brucker) escapes her broken family by writing poetry and enters into an increasingly complex relationship with her "The ·Slaughter Rule" - Ryan Gosling made an English teacher (David Strathairn). impression at last year's festival in the controversial film '"The Believer." 1bis year he stars in a coming-of-age story "Cherish'' - Robin Tunney plays an extrovert obsessed about a teen who attempts to recover from tragedy by with ' 80s pop songs who is sentenced to two years house joining a six-man football team and finds love with a arrest with a police officer (fim Blake Nelson) as her only waitress (Clea Duvall). companion. THE REVIEW/Internet photos THE REVIEW/Internet photos (top) ''One Hour Photo" (middle) and ''Storytelling'' - divided into two parts, "Fiction" and ''Pumpkin," (top) ''Gerry" (middle) and ''The ''May," ''Coastlines" - Sundance favorite director Victor Nuiiez "Non-Fiction," the latest from director Todd Solondz this ''Narc"(bottom) have all been presented at 2002's ("Ruby in Paradise," "Ulee's Gold") returns with this film (''Happiness") explores issues of sex and race set against Slaughter Rule" (bottom) are among year's Sundance Film Festival. about a newly-released ex-con (firnothy Olyphant) who the tragicomic backdrops of high school and college. crop of unconventional indie films at Sundance.

BY JENNA MILLER crazy." stepping his way around the perimeter of the Staff Reponer Grasso agrees. "All of the goalies that I've crease, he strains to see past the blockade of Left skate, right skate, left pad, right pad, left ever known - ever met- are a little goofy," opposing players and his own teammates that glove, right glove. Junior Adam Barbour sits in she says chuckling. "I don't know what it is." hinder his view of the play. the locker room of the university ice hockey Perhaps it is the stereotypes that plague A serum in front of .the net sends bodies club, preparing for the evening's competition goalies from the first time they put on the pads. flying past Barbour, threatening to shatter his against Drexel University. Senior Laurie Tortorelli, co-captain and fragile concentration. The puck trickles through Outside the locker room, fans rise to their goalie for the women's lacrosse team, says the the barrage of bodies toward the gap exposed feet and bagpipes echo throughout file arena as stereotypes are often unjustified. between his leg pads. Barbour instinctively Barbour steps onto the ice. He skates around "A goalie is always seen as the big, fat heifer dives onto the puck being repeatedly jammed the perimeter of his zone, careful not to cut that just gets stuck in the cage because they into his blue and gold pads. across any of the lines drawn on the ice. can't run," she complains. 'There's a stereotype In such a high-pressure position, Tortorelli Stopping at the goalie's net, he places a white that goalies are beastly, manly girls, but it's not says her balance of intensity, aggressiveness water bottle on the top left side. Then, he goes true - you have to be quick." and enjoyment for the post enables her to be a to work. Barbour agrees. "You have to be more champion. Night after night Barbour disregards natural athletic and in-shape than people think," he "You have to have focus - all the pressure instinct, allowing himself to become a living says. "You can' t just stuff a big fat sumo is on you - but you have to be able to handle target for the five opposing players trying to get wrestler in there!" situations thrown at you," she says. the 3 inch rubber disk into his cage. 'We aren't 'just goalies,' " Grasso returns. "You have to be a little bit of a perfectionist, Growing up, Barbour says, be watched "You have to be an athlete." but be able to have a goal scored on you and hockey on television and always wanted to be a *** move on, or else you'll become a headcase." goalie. He says the National Hockey League One shot from the comer and Barbour drops *** . goalies he idolized as a child bad a certain air to his knees as the puck bounces off his chest With 18:38 left in the second period, about them that intrigued him. protector. One rebound shot from in front of the Barbour faces a shot point-blank from the front 'They just looked cool," he says. net and Barbour kick-saves by sliding from the of the crease. Sacrificing himself, he dives Barbour admits the goalie persona was not right side of the cage to the left, stopping the headfirst on top of the loose puck. Following the only appeal to the position. puck with his left pad. the whistle, Barbour lifts himself push-up style "And I don't have to skate," he says with a onto his skates. He stretches .his neck ­ smile. touching each ear to its respective shoulder pad Goalies play a unique position, functioning - and resets himself inside the cage. as individual players in a team sport. For the Despite clutch saves, frustration is an THE REVIEW/File phO!o most part, they play a stationary position. inevitable part of a goalie's game- especially Hens goalie Adam Barbour blocks the 3-inch disk flying toward his team's cage. Goalies are the only players on the field who do "We aren't 'just when the ball (or puck) is behind them. But not follow the action in and out of the zone. The how keepers cope with goals against them can keeping her attention on the game. well. keepers are responsible not only for keeping goalies.' You have to be a game-determining factor - leading to the "You have to stay focused - stretch. jump "You feel like you're the man - like no one themselves in position and coming up with the team's potential triumph or defeat. around, yell supportive things," she says. "It's is going to score on you," be says. "Of course, saves, but acting as their teammates' second set be an athlete." "You know when you mess up and there's cool to have one moment to look up and realize there are also 'great saves' that you're like, of eyes on the field, recognizing developing nothing you can do about it," Grasso says. that you' re participating in something really 'Holy shit, I can't believe I made that save! I cool." hope it looked like I meant to do that! ' " plays and yelling instructions. - senior Andrea Grasso "You have a choice when you get scored on: "It's the toughest position on the field," says you can dwell on it, or let it go and move on." *** *** senior Andrea Grasso, goalkeeper for the Tortorelli says when a goal is scored on her, Nine minutes and 42 seconds remain in the Time expires in the third period, with the university field hockey team. she tries to stay focused and not let it shake her third period. Barbour follows the puck behind scoreboard showing a solid 8-3 victory for the Grasso began her field hockey career as a concentration. the net as an opposing player barrels towards Hens. The whistle blows and Barbour skates up forward, until her high school coach decided to "Some goals do go in that I should have him in pursuit of it. Instea4 of playing the puck the ice, pointing to his teammates on the bench, put her in-net - a devastating move for the Second rebound goes wide to the left. had," Tortorelli says. "That's when I say, off the side of the rink, causing the opponent to then pumping his gloves into the air. At the 1Oth grader. Barbour sprawls back across the net with his 'Sorry guys!' and try to move on." peel off, Barbour holds the puck and stands his center of the ice, a team hug and appreciative 'There's this stigma that they put on the girls gloved hand extended. Bolting behind the cage, Andy Cousin, goalie coach for the university ground. pats on the helmet greet him. Another "W" in who can't run and have 110 skills in the cage," he freezes the puck with his stick, drawing a ice hockey club, says it is difficult to be scored Putting his blocker arm straight out, he Barbour's season statistics. she says. "So all I could think was, 'They think whistle from the referee and ending the flurry on, but a goalie needs to shake off goals against clotheslines the opponent charging forward, Below the goalie mystique lie athletes, 1 suck! '" of shots. him and the negative reactions they ptoduce in sending him crashing to the ice as the play unique athletes, who strap on the pads every Eight years later, Grasso says it was the best "Once you practice for so many hours, it's order to be successful. progresses toward the offensive zone. Unable to gan1e to give their team an opportunity to win. decision her coach could have made and takes all in your head. You have to be mentally sound "You gotta have thick skin out there," says retaliate against a goalie ' s aggressions, the Gras o says she wi he everyone could put on pride in the athleticism of her position. - you can't break down," says Tortortelli, who Cousin. "A lot of people get in your face - but player slowly rises to his skates and returns to the equipment and stand between the pipes - "People say that I'm 'just a goalie' - it's was blackmailed into becoming a goalie in 8th a big red light doesn't go on when they screw the bench. to gain knowledge and respect for what it takes not true," she says. "You concentrate on so grade. up." The goalies agree the loneliness of their net to be a goalie. many things and do all of these things in a "My junior high basketball coach was also *** sometimes makes them yearn to participate " It's a position that everyone houlsJ try for themselves.'' she concludes. "You have to be in matter of seconds ... and still come up with the the lacrosse coach," she recalls. "She said that With about 14 minutes l~ft in the second offensively - and physically. ball. she wouldn't start me in the basketball game period, Barbour stands erect in front of his cage '1 would love to shoot, and I would love to there - you have to try it:· "We may not be physically exhausted after a unless I tried out for lacrosse." - arms by his sides, goalie stick dangling score, but I have to watch instead," Grasso says. The goalie position requires immense game, but we' re mentally depleted . We ' re Teammate and co-captain Ashley Moderacki several inches above the ice, carefully watching '1 wish I got in a fight. 1 want to be tough,"' concentration and skill. Even goalies agree with always thinking." has been playing lacrosse with Tortorelli since the play on the other side of the ice. Barbour agrees. "Goalies don't get the glory of the assumption that they belong to their own, Is it this constant state of thought that makes high school. She says goalies need to be leaders Although being a goalie is a position of scoring goals or having big hits. I just want to somewhat kooky breed - an assumption too goalies such a different type of athlete and and stresses the importance of dependability in scrambles, serums and saves, offensive go out and hit somebody." widely accepted to be altered. individual? a goaltender. downtime is as difficult to handle as a flurry of Although goalie is a stressful position. there Barbour and teammate Ryan Goeller agree. Cindy Bottet, goalie coach for the university " 1 feel very secure with he r in goal," shots directed at the net. are certainly rewards - even if they can't be "He' s a weirdo!'' Goeller says of his women' s field hockey team, say goalies tend Moderacki says. "If she can' t stop it, it was "1 get really, really bored," Barbour says. "I enjoyed until the clock runs out. teammate. ·'Anyone who would stand in front to have unique personalities in comparison to obviously a good shot." try to stay focused and keep moving around. The most recognizable reward is the ·'W" in of a I 00 mile-per-hour piece of vulcanized other athletes. *** And l sing songs in my head." the win column. However, the goali es ay rubber is insane.'· "It definitely takes a special type of person to A turnover in the neutral zone and a "Sometimes I get bored," Tortorelli says. making a great save can c harge the ir "And r ve heard that I' m one of the most put on the pads," she says. "An independent stampede toward his cage snaps Barbour into " It' s like, 'Sweet - I don' t have to do momentum during a game. nom1al of goalies:· Barbour says. "You are !·· per on who doesn·t conform to the team and position, knees bent, glove hand set, shoulders anything.' " Barbour says good saves not only pump him can handle pressure. And you have to be a little squared toward the potential shooter. Side- Grasso has a more phys ical method of up but energize his teammates on the bench as

,. January j 8, 2002 • THE REVIEW . A9 The lost . letter .writing

One might say, "Who cares?" Rarely does one from a short, pimple-faced 13-year-old. encounter the need to write coherently by hand Along with serving as a source for countless anymore. I'm typing this right now. Clearly, memories, there is just a certain charm to words computer technology has made the typed word a . written by hand. most efficient method of communication. The recent movie "Kate & Leopold," though ln eighth grade, my best friend and J shared a admittedly not a highly acclaimed or exceptional l>ear Mosaic, notebook we exchanged daily, filled with our film, reminded me of this. I skeptically attended .4'" adolescent anxieties, ranging from algebra tests this seemingly shallow chick flick on a "girl's to finding dates for the ghastly eighth grade night out" during Winter Break, but when I miss letters. Leopold (Hugh Jackman), transplanted in the It's such a shame that the anticipation of formal. 21 st century from I 867, wrote a letter to Kate waiting for the mailman to come around the How easy it would have been to send these communications via e-mail, but when I went (Meg Ryan) professing his intention to "court" comer ha been replaced by a monotone voice home last weekend and discovered that notebook her, I must say I was impressed. proclaiming. "You've got mail," and the sight of Leopold emptied the ink from several l's dotted with hearts in smudged ink is now a in the back of my closet, I suddenly recalled the ballpoint pens and wliipped out his quill to mere memory, replaced by flickering computer charm of the written word. The notebook, decorated with florescent puffy compose a message that was art unlike anything monitors. paints represents a snapshot of the eighth-grade currently prefixed by, "You've got mail." The old program, " Mavis Beacon Teaches me. Each note is accompanied by a colored­ My friends and I, romantic saps that we are, . Typing," on my grandparents' 6-year-old pencil drawing of a cartoon character or sighed wistfully. Macinto~h say I can type 65 words per minute "If a guy sent me a letter like that, it would be now - pretty dam good for someone self-taught something equally artistic. We took pride in our the best day of my life," someone whispered. by nece sity (i.e. forced to type quickly while notes. "Are you going to the eighth grade formal? I Despite the fact that I would probably (or carrying on numerous simultaneous Instant definitely) laugh at such a gesture during this day Messenger conversations.) might if my friends go," I scrawled in purple pen next to a drawing of Aladdin. "If you go, what and age, I had to agree. There is just something This talent, however, bas not come without about letters - the boxes in attics filled with the cost. Last Friday, I took an art history exam that would you wear? My mom keeps bugging me about getting a dress. She keeps saying that I'd love and struggles of ages past - that is allowed me four minutes to analyze the historical be the only one in a flowered dress if I wore one. irreplaceable by electronic means. art issues of a slide of a painting. As I began to They chronicle the history of individuals who spew random craps of knowledge ('This is a "And worst of all, I won' t have a date. I'll went to war and never came back, friends who · portrait of a man ... kind of old looking ... oil never be brave enough to ask anyone, and no one moved miles apart and middle-schoolers' ; · paints .. . wearing wig?''), it occurred to me that will ask me." . · I still suffer similar anxiety every time an confessions of affection. (''Do u like me? Check •: my handwriting was better in second grade. 'yes' or 'no!' ") : • I longed for a computer to allow me to scroll event occurs that requires a date, but I wouldn't have remembered any of this particular brand of Computers crash, and online services come : : up in my essays and insert information with the and go. Without letters, will we remember who • : click of a mouse, but no such luck. While my trauma if these communications had been we are today? : • classmates requested extra blue books for their exchanged by e-mail. . Write back soon. • . extensive responses, my handwriting became The heartbreak of going stag to this dance . : increasingly illegible and the structure of my would have been deleted from my inbox - as •. essays became more disorganized. quickly as I realized that there are many worse Woe( things in this world than not dancing 4 feet away ;r'.. .A ·Golden event for TV, movies

BY ANDREA BENVENUfO ("Iris"), Sissy Spacek ("In the Bedroom") Managing Mosaic Editor and Tilda Swinton ('The Deep End") for They might seem like an odd pair, but the Best Actress, Drama award. All but Nicole Kidman and Billy Bob Thornton Swinton are past Golden Globe winners. are Hollywood's golden couple of the Thornton meets his match in Best moment. Actor, Drama, with past Golden Globe Both performers received two Golden nominees Russell Crowe ("A Beautiful Globe Award nominations from the 90- Mind"), Will Smith ("Ali"), Kevin member Hollywood Foreign Press Spacey ("T~e Shipping News") and Association this year, one each in the Denzel .Washington ("Training Day''). acting categories for Drama and Musical In the Best Motion PictQre, Musical or or Comedy. Comedy, category, "Moulin Rouge" goes Kidman was recognized for her work up against " Bridget Jones's Diary," in creepy thriller "The Others" and "Gosford Park," "Legally Blonde" and. bohemian fantasy "Moulin Rouge," while "Shrek." Thornton got his nominations for the For Best Actress, Comedy or MusicaL Coen brothers' screenplay-nominated Kidman contests past Golden Globe lliE REVIEW/Internet pholo "The Man Who Wasn't There" and bank- winners Cate Blanchett ("Bandits") and "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" is nominated for Best robber comedy ''Bandits." Renee Zellweger ("Bridget Jones's Television Series, Drama, alongside "The Sopranos," "The West Kidman previously won a Golden Diary") along with rookies Reese Wing," "Alias," "24" and "Six Feet Under." Globe for Best-Actress in a Comedy or Witherspoon ("Legally Blonde") and ~ Musical;for ~td)je Fop 19.96, Vf)lile __ .Thora Birch ("Ghost WadS"). event designed to bring the stars of the and "Will & Grace" compete for Best Thornton received a no~n fOJ; Best "Moulin Rouge" costar Ewan two mediums together. Series, Musicil or Comedy. Supporting Actor in 1998"-t'"A Stin(>le McGregor is nominated for Best Actor, New dramas ·'Alias," "24" and "Six Haley Giraldo, daughter of .singer Pat Plan." Musical or Comedy, alongside Thornton, Feet Under" are nominated for Best Benatar and guitarist/producer Neil The Golden Globes are often seen as a Gene Hackman ("The Royal Series alongside "C.S.l.: Crime Scene Giraldo, will join the likes of Melanie precursor to the Academy Awards, and Tenenbaums"), Hugh Jackman ("Kate Investigation," 'The Sopranos" and 'The Griffith and Joely Fisher as Miss Golden winning one is thought to increase a and Leopold" ) and John Cameron West Wing." Globe - a position traditionally given to film's chances of Oscar glory. Mitchell ("Hedwig and the Angry Inch"). Besides the awards-show favorites like the daughter of a well-known entertainer. The nominations for the 74th annual Notable nominees in the Best "The Sopranos" stars Jamt;s Gandolfini The 59th annual Golden Globe Academy Awards will be announced Feb. Supporting Actor and Actress categories and Edie Falco, new talent is represented Awards will air Sunday at 8 p.m. on 12, allowing just enough time for the include both Helen Mirren and Maggie in the acting categories by Jennifer NBC. success stories of this Sunday's awards to Smith for "Gosford Park," Marisa Tomei Gamer ("Alias"), Peter Krause ("Six Feet Presenters are scheduled to include sink into the minds of academy members. for "In the Bedroom" and Steve Buscemi Under") and Kiefer Sutherland ("24''). Be n Affleck, Cameron Diaz, Kelsey If the tradition continues, Oscar's bald for "Ghost World." Old standards "Ally McBeal," Grammer, Josh Hartnett and Kate head could shine on such films as "A The warm-hearted French flick "Frasier," "Friends," "Sex and the City" Hudson. Beautiful Mind," "In the Bedroom," 'The "Amelie" battles "Behind the Sun" Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the (Brazil), "Monsoon Wedding" (India), Ring," "The Man Who Wasn' t There" "No Man's Land" (Bosnia) and "Y Tu and ''Mulholland Drive"-all nominated Mama Tambien" (Mexico) for the Best for Golden Globes in the Best Motion Foreign Language FJ.lm award. Picture, Drama, category. Harrison Ford will receive the Cecil B. Ron Howard ("A Beautiful Mind"), deMille award for his outstanding Peter Jackson ('The Lord of the Rings"), contributions to the field of entertainment David Lynch ("Mulholland Drive"), Ford, who is best known for his roles as •._.- THE REVIE\_V/Intemet photos Robert Altman ("Gosford Park"), Baz ~ adventurous archeologist Indiana Jones • ''Moulin Rouge" (top) and "Legally Blonde" (bottom) Luhrmann ("Moulin Rouge") anti Steven and Han Solo in the "Star Wars" trilogy, : will compete to win this year's Golden Globe Award Spielberg ("A.I. Artificial Intelligence") has appeared in 35 feature films. :;.. : for Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy, at are all nominated in the Best Director Although most of the focus of the :.- : Sunday's ceremony. "Bridget Jones's Diary," category. Golden Globes is on the films vying for • "Gosford Park" and "Shrek" are also contenders in Kidman is competing against Halle the title of "best," 11 awards are also this category. Berry ("Monster's Ball"), Judi Deneb given for. excellence in television at this

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One nught ~ay ...Who caresT Rarely does one from a short. pimple-faced 13-year-old. encounter the need to write coherently by hand Along with serving a<> a source for countless anymore. I' m typing th is rig ht now. Clearl y. memories. there is just a certain charm to words computer technology h:Ls made the typed word a written by hear adDicscent anxieti..:s. ranging from algebra tests this seemingly shallow chick flick on a "girl's to find ing dates for the ghastl y eighth grade night out'' during Winter Break, but when lm1'~ letters. fi mnal. Leopold (Hugh Jackman), transplanted in the J(", \llch a ~hame that the anticipation of How ea;.y it would have been to send these 21st century from 1867, wrote a letter to Kat.e waiting for the mailmru1 to come around the communications via e-mail. but when I went (Meg Ryan) professing his intention to "court" corner ha~ been replaced by a monotone voice proclaiming . .. You've got mail. .. and the sight <)f home last weekend and discovered that notelxx>k her. I must say I was impressed. in the back of my closet. I suddenly recalled the Leopold emptied the ink from several r ). dotted wi th hearts in smud ~ed ink is now a mere memory. replaced by ni~kering computer charm of the written word. ballpoint pens and whipped out his quill to The notebook. decorated with florescent puffy compose a message that was art unlike anything mmlitor~ . paints represents a snapshot of the eighth-grade currently prefixed by, "You've got mail." The old prngram ...Ma vis Beacon Teaches Typing:· o n my grandparents· 6-year-old me. Each note is accompanied by a colored­ My friends and I, romantic saps that we are, Macinto;,h \

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Junior fmward Maurice Sessoms Delaware received a was named the CAA Men's preseason ranking of No. 21 Basketball Player of the Week. in Faceoff Magazine' Presea on Men's Lacro e Poll.

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program,·• he said. "[The plays the whole game," he said. Seahawksj are very difficult to "Most people didn't expect us to defeat on their home court. come out of this game with a win, "I thought we played extremely but we gave a whole team effort well for 40 minutes, and we and came out with a victory." understand that if we are playing Monday night was a hard and doing everything right, different story, however, as the we have a chance to compete in Hens were unable to counter any this league." of Virginia Commonwealth's runs Freshman guard Mike Slattery and lost 68-57. said the team's effort on Saturday Sophomore forward Sea n No job is was its finest of the season. Knitter came off the bench to lead " That was the hardest we've the team in scoring with 13 BY BETH ISKOE played all year,'· he said. ·' Jr was points. Junior guard Ryan Iversen Managi11g Sports Editor ever safe Last night's game at Penn our best defensive game and we added nine points and 10 ended too late for this edition. had great bench play as well as a rebounds. In one of the biggest upsets in great performance from Henderson said even our tarters." though the team was nfortunately over the past this season's Colonial Athletic l\ ...... ~. · 's few years a growing trend Association action, the Delaware Henderson said the ln~.r"'l corning off a great win, U has occurred in the NFL. men's basketbaiJ team traveled to team thought it had a BASKETBALL he did not feel the loss That trend refers to the North Carolina and defeated first­ good chance to defeat to the Rams was a firing of coaches that were place UNC Wilmington 65-60 on UNC Wilmington, but disappointment. simply unable to win, except for this its home floor last Saturday night. knew it had to play its Hens 65 ....- " I consider VCU to season. Unfortunately for the Hens (7- best basketball in order UNC Wilm 60 be the most talented First we have Dennis Green, the 8, 3-3 CAA), they could not to have a chance for the ~!'.!!!!!'.!!!!!'.!!!!!'.!!!!~!'.!!!!!'.!!!!~ team in the league," he Minnesota Viking head coach who was sustain their road momentum and victory. Hens 57 said. "We went up "We believed we had VCU 68 .... against a team that was fired before tl)e team's final game. fell 68-57 to Virginia to play a great game in ____..., ____ experiencing adversity Green, who brought his team to Commonwealth (11-6, 3-3) last order to win,'' he said. "and that's which generally unites the team THE REVIEW!Ben Thoma within one game of the Super Bowl Monday night. Junior forwar d Maurice Sessoms fights with a James last year, was also the man who drafted Against the Seahawks (9-6, 4- exactly what we did. It was a team and causes it to play better. effort for us and we got a lot of "They had a great tea!TI effort Madison player for possession of the ball earlier this season. Randy Moss and Daunte Culpepper. 1) Saturday night, Delaware· used The Hens won that game 51-50. The problem for the Vikings came a balanced scoring attack to take a contributions from a lot of that night." down to the fact that Green was unable I 0-point lead in the second h·al{ different players. The adversity Henderson was CAA Player of the Week for his to be more consistent and make to control his players, and showed no and held on to hand UNC Junior foi:ward Vohn Hunter referring to was that junior 12 point 8-8 free throw game sure we play night in and night intent on doing so. Wilmington its first conference had a team-high 13 points and forward Willie Jackson, the against UNC Wilmington and his out." Tony Dungy: Sorry Tony, I don't loss of the season. junior forward Maurice Sessoms Rams' leading scorer, and junior 17 point, seven rebound Rowland said he felt Delaware think you should have been fired Hens head coach David had 12 points to lead the Hens. forward Josh Clark, their top performance in the team's two­ had an off night while VCU had a either. Henderson said he was pleased Junior guard Austen Rowland bench player, . were both point loss to Old Dominion), said good game. When Dungy came to Tampa, he with the victory because of the agreed that Delaware's balanced suspended for the Delaware game the team just was not focused "They just outplayed us," he took over a team that was the laughing team's performance and the fact it scoring attack was the key to for their conduct Saturday night Monday night. said. "They capitalized on our stock of the NFL, and he turned them was a road victory. victory. against William and Mary. "We couldn't hit shots, it just mistakes and went on runs while "That was a big win for our " Everybody was making big Sessoms, (who was named wasn't there," he said. "We have into a team that has made the playoffs see DELAWARE page Afl four of the last five seasons. Dungy was forced to deal with the Bucs annually saying they were only one player away from winning the Super Bowl. First it was Keyshawn Johnson, then Delaware loses to Old it was Brad Johnson. Did anyon.e else see a chance for this team to get better? I didn' t either. Keyshawn caught 106 passes this season and an eye popping one touchdown. ONE Dominion, beats Towson TOUCHDOWN! This from the man that wrote a book BY CRAIG SHERMAN lead. road victory the team achieves. entitled"Give me the damn ball." Sports Editor The Hens played strong man- "If you can win road games in Then enter Bill Parcells, because Last night's game against to-man defense and did not allow this conference, it says when it comes down to it, you can George Mason ended too late for Towson to score its first field something." she said. ·'We have never really get rid of the Tuna. this edition. goal until the eleven-minute to keep working on getting However, I can't imagine that the Going up against No. 25 Old mark of the first half. better. team we know as the Bucs will last Dominion is one thing, but The Tigers rallied late in the "We rushed some of our that long under Parcells' tenure. attempting to maintain a 22-game first half to bring shots, but we made our Here's my question for Bill: Why do home winning streak against them within five at free throws and our you want to try your hand at coaching them is another. 19-14, but the Hens WOMEN'S guards did a good job again? Last Friday was the Delaware always seemed to today." Is it that you're desperately trying to women's basketball team's (9-4, have an answer to BASKETBALL Another positive result recreate the bond you and Keyshawn 3-2 Colonial Athletic every Towson run. of Sunday's game was once had? Association) first opportunity to Senior guard ------senior forward Oh wait, what am I saying? find out where it stands against Megan Dellegrotti led Old Dominion 82 .....: Christine Rible, who in Keyshawn, I hope you had your fill of the elite CAA competition: all scorers with 25 Hens 55 her second game back, Florida. " A record crowd of 2,642 was points on 7 -of- 11 '!H!!!!!!!!!e!!!!n!!!!s !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!! scored 12 points and Marty Schottenheimer: Dear 68 in attendance to watch the Hens shooting' from the grabbed 10 rebounds. Marty, so sorry about your firing, and I attempt to knock-off a nationally field. She also Towson 51 After the game, Rible am being serious. ranked opponent. converted 10-of-12 said her recovery has Schottenheimer was fired after only Unfortunately for the Hens, free throws and added six assists. been tougher than expected. one season. The Redskins finished 8-8 the Monarchs (8-5, 5-0) jumped Junior guard Allison Trapp " It's good to be playing this year, winning eight ~f their last 11 out to an early 21-4 lead and held contributed 10 points, three again," she said. ''I'm just trying games. off a late Delaware run to seal assists .and three rebounds. to get back in shape because I Hey Daniel, here's a hint- stay in the 82-55 victory and remain Delaware went into halftime hadn't played in four weeks.·· your Luxury box and let your ·coaches undefeated in conference 'Play. with a 27-19 lead and were Dellegrotti said she was win the games! Poor·shooting and turnovers poised to improve their record to pleased with the win but there Now, the Redskins have handed the contributed to the loss as 8-0 when leading at half time. still are things that can be reigns to the great Steve Spurrier and Delaware only shot 32 percent The Hens came out strong to improved on. his five-year $25 million. from the field and committed 25 start the . second half by "Sometimes we rush our shots As you can probably see, I've been turnovers. increasing the lead to 14 and they and we get timid," she said. scratching my head a lot this week. There was little time to revel never looked back as they closed "Basically we just need to get Dear Steve, you run a spread offense over the loss, however, because out the game with a 68-51 win. . back on a winning track and tum and in case you don't know who's on the Hens traveled to Maryland After the game, a sense of things around." your team, I will fill you in. Sunday to take on Towson. restored confidence was obvious. Delaware will return to action Wide receiver Michael Westbrook THE REVIEW/Lindsay Ware Delaware showed no signs of Hens head coach Tina Martin Sunday when it hosts James was good when he played at Colorado. Junior forward Christine Cole takes a shot over an Old fatigue as it jumped out to a 10-0 said she is pleased with every Madison at I p.m. Your quarterback is Tony Banks, Dominion defender last Friday. The Hens lost 82-55. enough. Hopefully Steve will keep his resume bandy. Jim Mora: The former coach of the Colts. is a perfect example of how a team must have a balanced attack to Hockey sweeps Rhode Island win. Maybe next time he will try to have more than tackling dummies for a JOEL SHEINGOLD capable of." he said." The Hens remarkable performance on defense. SraffReporrer Friday's game against Rhode Island the ice has continued to earn them the No. Mike Riley: Also one of the few Perhaps it was the climactic third proved to be tougher than what the Hens 2 ranking in the country, behind only Penn coaches to be fired with losing record, period win that occurred the day before. It expected. State. the former Chargers coach did improve may have been having the No. I ranking Although Delaware came away with the Earlier this season, Delaware bad a the team this year going 5-11 , mostly in the country within its sights. Or maybe victory, the game was close throughout chance to defeat the Lions at home Nov. due to the addition of Doug Flutie. it was 300 additional raucous fans that the contest. 16 and 17, but were defeated 5-3 and 3-2 Riley, who was known as one of the filled the Fred Rust Ice Arena on "Boy With both teams deadlocked at three respectively. nicest men in the league couldn' t tum Scout's Day". going into the third period, the Hens took The Hens are set to take on Penn State things around in time to save his job. Whatever the case may have been, the over. Feb. I and 2 in an anticipated hockey George Seifert: After winning two Delaware ice hockey team (15- Sophomore center Dan battle that can be only compared to a Super Bowls with the Niners, Seifert 3-1 ), ranked No. 2 in the Howard a nd junior forward Gryffindor vs. Slytherin Quidditch match. moved to Carolina and was unable to American Collegiate Hockey ICE Mike Weyermann scored back- Delaware will attempt to defeat the win, mostly due to the fact that the best Association, skated in HOCKEY to-hack goals 11 seconds apart Lions and take over the prestigious quarterback in franchise history was re markable fashion this past with about 12 minutes position 'Of No. 1 in the country. Kerry Collins. weekend. . remaining to give Delaware a Although the Hens are grueling ly In a year that started out with great It defeated Rhode Island 5-3 ------lead it never relinquished. preparing for their upcoming match up Friday, and shutout the Rams Rhode Island 3 hope after beating Minnesota in the When the puck dropped to with Penn State next month, they are not season opener, the Panthers destroyed by a score of 6-0 on Saturday. Hens 5 start Saturday's contest, the getting ahead of themselves because they any hope fast as they went on to lose After completing the Hens began the game right know they have a number of tough weekend sweep, He ns head Rhode Island 0 their final 15 games and surpassed the where they left off the previous opponents to face before traveling to Lion Lions for the worst record in the NFL. coach Josh Brandwene said he Hens 6 ~ day. Country. Unfortunately, these coaches was extremely pleased with the Leading the attack for Currently, the Hens are preparing to realized too late that in order to remain team's performance. Delaware was All-Ameri can sophomore travel to West Virginia to duke it out in as a head coach in this league, you " It was a solid performance,'' he said. center Chris Ferazzoli. who knocked in another two game-battle that promises to have to improve every year or you're "We made them play up to our level of two of the team·s six goals. be a classic. out! intensity and performance, which is our Ferazzoli was accompanied in the A large West Virgi nia crowd is ticket to success.'' scoring department by sophomore forward anticipated to be on hand tonight when the Brandwene said the team's foc us was Ken Cardillo and Weyermann. who scored puck is dropped at 9:30 p.m. Craig Shemum is a sports editor for The THE REVIEW/Rob Meletti Review. Send comments to one of the reasons it was successful. in his second straight game, to propel Delaware will a lso face the Junior defenseman Adam Lewis gains [email protected]. ''The key for us is to force our Delaware to its 15th victory of the 2001 - Mountaineers tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 opponents to skate at the level that we are 2002 season. in the f1nal contest of the two game series. control of the puck against the Rams. January 18, 2002 . THE REVIEW n~...._ Hens lose Track teams finish fifth tri-meet BY STEVE GERMANN On the women's side, Maryland Senior captain Diethra Seymour said Staff Rep

continued from A 10 said. "For us to come away 3-3, I think arena for the first time. game tomorrow when it takes on Drexel at that's a huge accomplishment. "The Palestra is a great college 7:30p.m. we didn't." "We are in great standing considering we atmosphere," he said. It's a small place - The Dragons (8-8, 5-2) are a familiar for The team needs to play the full 40 have played five of our first six conference the fans are right there and it gets reaJly for the Hens as both teams were in the minutes more often, Henderson said. games on the road." loud. America East Conference last season. " I think there has been a lot of Rowland said although he felt the Hens " It's j ust one of the great college Drexel is coming off of a 69-59 defeat of inconsistency in our performances," he could have won all of their conference basketball venues across the country." James Madison on Wednesday. said. " Part of 'that is because of the games, their record has kept them in the Slattery, who grew up in Philadelphia, Drexel is led by junior cenetr Robert inexperience. "We don't have a player on middle of the CAA standings. said he is especially excited to play at the Battle and sophomore guard T im our team with more than one year of actual " We're not out of it at all," he said. "It's Palestra. Whitworth. playing experience at the college level." going to be a mountain hill climb, but I'm "I played there twice in high school and Battle is averaging 13.6 points and 8.8 Henderson said he is pleased with the glad to have some home games corning up." it was the best place I played at," he said. rebounds per game. THE REVIEW/Ben Thoma team's .500 record through six games of Going into the game against Penn last " It is a great building with a great Whitworth is averaging 12.4 points and Sophomore guard Mike Ames fights conference play. night at the Palestra, Henderson said be was atmosphere." 4.6 rebounds per game. for the loose ball earlier this season. "It's tough competition every night," he excited to coach at the historic basketball Delaware will host its first conference

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Despite the criticism the Bush security precaution will surely administration has received for its make the move a smoother one. efforts to drill for oil in the and it is certainly time to break Alaskan Wildlife Refuge, the U.S. the chains that bind us to the government may finally be doing Middle East. something right when it comes to The development of fuel cells the environment. to date is woefully inadequate, Rather than given the fact that continuing to ~------~ this energy source invest in the may be our only Partnership for a alternative once ew Generation we run out of oiL of Vehicles. the R egardless, admi nistrati on fuel cells are has donated its cleaner than fossil efforts to a new Review This:. fuels and have the organization. The Bush potential to be The old cheaper o.nce they would have adminstration is wise have been more concentrated on to invest in fuel cells widely accepted. getting better The only task gas mileage out to ensure a sounder that remains is to of cars. make fuel cells The new futUre. more marketable Freedom CAR to the American - for public, so that Cooperative everyone will Automotive realize what a Research - tremendous wi II use the 1------.J benefit the change money to develop fuel cells. will be. Wisely, the government has We may not see the widespread cited economic dependence on use of fuel cells in the next few '\ 'w'El..L- lT'5 A£>o<-1T tl~~\ foreign oil sources as a major years, but this is an important step reason for developing_ homeland by the Bush administration in iT~~{ STA~lED MA~ l Nt;, ~OSE energy sources. marketing them to the public. Lauding the change as a

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Roland Smith THE REVTEW I John Cheong Residence Life. Dean of Students that one can't The Center for Counseling and help but wonder - is the Studen£ Development. university out to get rid of all The student centers. administrative positions that deal Student Health Services. directly with the student body? The MB A Smith's Career Services position, as well Center. as that of former What do a ll Dean of these groups and Students One of networks with which the defense has aligned compared, though inadequately, to the bombing facilities have in Timothy F. the most itself have the clear goal of boosting their of the Alfred P . Murrah Federal Building in common? Review This:· · Brooks, created .JenLemos fundamental ratings. Oklahoma City. Every one of a rapport principles of But despite the intentions of the networks, Timothy McVeigh' s federal trial and them reports to Yet another between Lemos Lane t h e attorneys have made several convincing subsequent execution were broadcast on closed­ Vice President administrative students and Am e rican arguments for televising the triaL circuit television to his victims and their for Student Life administrators. ju s tice Though the law prohibits taking photographs families, a ruling with which no one disagreed. Roland Smith, position that requires The cuts system is and radio broadcasting during federal criminal It stands to reason that citizens who were . whose position at seem to send the the right to proceedings, all 50 states permit some type of similarly affected by the events of Sept. 11 the university is interaction with the message that the a fair trial. and due to recent controversy over the TV coverage and 37 state allow cameras during should be extended the same courtesy. being di . solved. student body will universi t y punishment of captured and suspected terroris ts, state criminal proceedings. How, though, could we possibly settle for Pi rt of does n't .care that right is being questioned now more than Court TV, which made the motion to allow closed-circuit broadcasting in this scenario? Smith's job was cease to exist w1tfiin;)\' about student ever. cameras a nd was supported by the other Although the thousands of survivors and to meet with the ·university. involvement. Numerous issues are at play concerning how networks, claims that the ban on broadcasting is family members of victims deserve to be kept student leaders to W h i I e suspected terrorists living in the United States unconstitutional. informed of the trial, I can' t help but feel that ­ discuss campus President will be brought to justice. How will unbiased In i-ts motion, the network cited the First given the scope of the assault - the American · issues, but now Roselle will, no juries be selected? How severe will the charges Amendment and the fact that there is no public as a whole should have access to the those issues must doubt, fulfill his be? Will the death penalty be sought? constitutional distinction between observing proceedings. be taken up with new duties to Now, a new concern has emerged into this legal proceedings firsthand and the right to The attacks on Sept. ll damaged not only University President David P . the student body, a uni versity debate - Zacarias Moussaoui, the first person record and telecast those proceedings. people and property but our collective sense of Roselle. president has fa r too many charged in connection with the terrorist attacks Reporters and artists are currently permitted in national security. In that sense, the victims of the While Smith will be missed, responsibilities to be easily on Sept. 11 , wants his trial to be nationally federal courtrooms, the defense argued, and both assault number not in the thousands but in the students will al o suffer from the accessible to students. televised. leave with descriptions and images that are then millions. fact that no one will replace him Student groups will likely find What's more, Moussaoui joined forces with shared with the public - somewhat similar to a As a nation, we should be privy to as vice president for Student Life. it much more difficult to have major networks - including Court TV, CNN, C­ video feed. Moussaoui' s trial and other judicial actions This change so closely follows their voices heard. Span, NBC, CBS and ABC - to argue that While l find no major faults with these points, relating to terrorism. Perhaps then we may all the dissolution of the position of cameras should be brought to the trial despite a there is another argument that l feel would be far see the true nature of American justice. federal law that prohibits broadcasting in U.S. more effective in implementing cameras in the courtrooms. courtroom. l en Lemos is the news layout editor for The Prosecutors in the Moussaoui case argue that The Se pt. 11 attacks have often been Review. Send comments to [email protected]. televising a trial of such international importance may have drastic consequences - for example, jurors, witnesses and other participants might be WHERE TO WRITE: identified as targets by a terrorist organization. The Review Other concerns include a breakdown in security and the distraction of witnesses and 250 Perkins Student Center jurors, effectively turning the proceedings into a Newark, DE 19716 · ~) media circus similar to the O.J. Simpson triaL I do not argue that these things should not be Fax:302-831-1396 taken into consideration. However, it is also E-mail: [email protected] apparent that the possibility of such occurrences does not outweigh the stronger argument for The Opinion/Editorial pages are an open forum for poblic debate and ' broadcasting the trial. discussion. The Review welcomes responses from its readers. For Moussaoui, who underwent flight training in verification purposes, please include a daytime telephone number with the United States, is suspected of preparing to be all letters. The editorial staff reserves the right to e

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Fuel cells

l)c,pitc the crit1u'm the Bu'h \C:t:urity precaution will surc:ly adnllnlqratwn ha' Ject:l\t:d fm II\ ma ke th e: mo\'c a -.moother one. dlort' to dnll lor oil 111 the and it i~ certainly 11111e to break :\la,l..an \\ ddlifc Reful!e. the .S. I h c chain~ I h a I .b i 11 d Us I o tiH.: gm c:rnmenl ma~ finalf~ bl' d01ng 1iddiL : Ea~l. 'llmc:thlll!,! l'l!,!hl "hl'n it come:' to The development of fuel eel b the: em lronnll'nt to date i~ woeful!) inadc4uatc. Rather than gi\'en the fact that t'OIItillll lll g IO thi' energy ~ourcc I 11 \ ' e \1 I 11 I h C may h e our only Partnl'r,hip for a alternative o nce ~C\\ GeneratiOn we run out of oil. of \ l'htelc'. the R egard l ess. ad1111ni,tration fuel cells are ha' donatl'd 11\ c leaner than fossi I cflt'l h to a new Review This: fuels and have the or!!anl!atwn. The Bush po tential to be ~The u ld cheaper once they \\ lllil d ha\'e adminstration is wise have been more concc:ntrated on to invest in fuel cells widely accepted. !!Cllin!.! hctter The o nl y task e-~.a,' milcaoee- out to ensure a sounder that remains is to ol ear\. future. make fuel cells The new more marketable Freedom CA R to the American for public. so that Cooperati \ e everyone will 1\ U I 0 Ill 0 I I \ ' e rea lize w ha t a Rc,carch tr eme nd o u s ,,. d I u 'e the '------....l benefit the change monc) to develop fuel cells. will be. ------~, Wt sely. the government has We may not see the widespread cited economic dependence on use of fuel cell · in the next few \ w1El-L \T5 A?;;ot.-\T TlME · ·-~ \ foreign o il 'ource!-. as a major years. but this is an important step 1 rca-.on for developing home land by the Bush adminis tration in energy sources. marketing them to the public. jft-\E--[ STA~TED MA. F'lN~ I~ DSE Lauding the change as a

Roland Smith THE REVIEW I John Cheong Re,idcncc Life. Dean of Students that one can't The Center for Counseling and help but wonder - is the tude n! Development. ~ university o ut to get rid of al l The >.tudcnt centers. administrati ve positions that deal tudent Health e n• ic e~. directly with the student body? The l\lB ' A Smith· s Career Scr\'ices position. as well Center. as that of former What do all D ean of the..,e group'> and Students One of networks with which the defense has a li gned comp ared. though inadequately. to the bombing facilities IHI\e in Timothy F. the m ost itself have the clea r goal of boos ting their of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in common? Review This: Brooks. created Jen Lemos fundamental ratings. Oklahoma City. Every one o f a rapport principles of Bu t despite the intentions of the networks. T im othy McVeigh 's federal trial and Yet another attorney · have made several convincing subsequent execution were broadcast on closed­ them report' to betwee n Lemos Lane I h e ice President administrative students a nd American arguments for televising the tri al. c ircuit television to his victims a nd their for Student Life administrators. justice Though the law prohibits taking photographs fa milies. a ruling with which no one disagreed. Roland Smith. position that requires The cu ts system is and radio broadcasting during federal criminal It stands to reason that citizens who were whme po,ition at interaction with the seem to send the the right to proceedings. all 50 states permit some type o f similarly a ffec ted by the e vents of Sept. II the uni,er,it\ i~ mes. age that the a fair trial. and due to recent controversv over the T V coven12e and 37 state allow cameras durin!! should be extended the ame courtesy. puni,hment of captured and -,u~p ec t eJ ·tenori~t~. we bCIIll! di''"h :.,1 tudent body will !I !" i \' C r <; i I \' stule crimiilal proceeding!>. ~ How. though. could possibly scltle for P :1 rt of doesn't care that nghl i~ being 4ue~t10ned no'' more than Court Tv . wh1ch made !he motion to allow c lo ~ed- circuit broadcasting in this scenario? Smnh·s job was cease to exist within about student ever. cameras and was s uppo rted b y t he other Although the th ousands o f survivors and to meet with the ·university. involvement. umerous issues are at play concerning how networks. claims that the ban on broadcasting is family members of victims deserve to be kept student leaders to W h i I e suspected terrorisb living in the nited States unconstitutional. informed of the trial, I can't help but feel that­ discus" campu<.. Pr esident will be brought to justice. How will unbiased In it mo tio n. the network cited the First given the scope of the assault - the American is..,u es. but now Roselle will. no juries be selected? How severe will the charges Amendment a nd the fact that there is no public as a w hole should have access to the those issues must doubt. fulfill his be? Will the death penalty be sought? constitutional distinction between observ ing proceedings. be taken up with new duties to ow. a new concern has e merged into thi~ legal proceedings fi rsthand and the right to The attacks on Sept. I I damaged not only niver,it} Pre\tdent David P. the s tudent body. a university debate - Zacarias 1oussaoui. the first person record and telecast those proceedings. people and property but our collective sense of Roselle. president has far too many charged in connection with the terrori!> t attacks Reporters and artists are currently permitted in national security. In that sense. the victims of the While Smith wi ll be mi. sed. responsibilities to be easil y o n Sept. II . wa nts his tria l 10 be nationally federal courtrooms. the defense argued. and both assault number not in the thousands but in the '>tudents will abo suffer from the accessible 10 students. televised. leave with descriptions and images that are then millions. fact that no one wi II replace him Student groups will likely find What's more. Moussaoui joined forces with shared with the public - somewhat similar to a A s a nat io n. we s h ould be privy to a'> vice president for Student Life. it much more difficult to have major networks - including Court TV. C . C­ video feed. Mo ussaoui's tria l and other judicial actions Th1s change so closely follows their voices heard. Span. NBC. CBS a nd ABC - to argue that While I fi nd no major faults with these points. relati ng to terrorism. Perhaps then we may all the dissolution of the position of cameras should be brought to the trial despite a there is another argument that I feel would be far see the true nature of American justice. federal law that prohibits broadcasting in .S. more effective in -implementing camera. in the courtrooms. courtroom. l en Lemos is The nell's layoUT editor for The Prosecutors in the Mou~~ao ui case anwe that The Sept. I I attacks have often been Re1•ie11'. Send commem s to [email protected]. televising a trial of such international importance may have drastic consequences - for example, jurors. witnesses and other participants might be WHERE TO WRITE: identified as targets by a terrorist organi zation. The Review Other concern include a br~akdow n in security and the distraction o f witnesses a nd 250 Perkins Student Center jurors. effectively turning the proceedings into a Newark, DE 19716 media circus similar to the O.J. Simpson trial. Fax: 302-831-1396 I do not argue that these things should not be taken into consideration. H o,~ever. it is a lso E-mail: [email protected] apparent that the possibility of such occurrences does no t o utwe igh the stronger argument fo r The Opinion/Editorial pages are an open forum for public debate and broadcasting the trial. di::-.cussion. The Rev iew welcomes responses from its readers. For Moussaoui. who underwent tlight training in vcrit1cation purposes. please include a daytime telephone number with the United States. i~ suspected of preparing t~ be all letters. The editorial staff reserves the right to edit all submissions. the fifth hijacker aboard United Airlines Flight Letters and columns represent the ideas and beliefs of the authors and 93 that crashed in Pennsylvani a. should not be taken as representative of The Review. . l n ve~ tig a t ors believe Flight 93 was the only one of the fo ur hijacked airplanes that did no t have fi ve hijackers on board. 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The first reason is that the directive was made theologians, "apologetics" is a term that means to to clarify existing Canon Law, which is the area explain why you believe what you believe. of the Catholic Church that deals with its However, in the past two weeks, the news technicalities and procedures. media has been quick to jump to its own ln other words, it's the set of laws that govern conclusions about a recently uncovered Vatican how the Church itself operates as an organization. resolution and demand the root of the word - an Clearly, the clarified procedures only talk apology - rather than an explanation. about internal actions because Canon Law itself Remembering the job code Two Tuesdays ago, the news broke that the is an internal matter. Vatican had quietly issued a directive during Along similar lines, there is no mention of the 2001 that any cases of suspected civil side of this issue because tile charged with attempted murder, both men "suspicious," but how are they to decipher pedophilia among its clergy shoul~ procedure for complying with civil left without a just punishment. which ones are normal people and which be handled by a secret, internal authorities has already been defined The officers, under a plea bargain, were ones are here in the United States with bad tribunal. elsewhere. in Canon Law. fined a mere $280 each for official intentions? Most newspapers that The Church has always held misconduct and providing false In one way, police should question broke the story pointed that respect for civil authority information and neither are allowed to hold motorists of Middle-Eastern backgrounds out that the Vatican is required of Catholics. a job as police officers in New Jersey. in detail but at the same time, those issued the ordeP The second reason is that it The plea bargain also circumvents without deceitful plans should be left "without fanfare," may have been difficult to After pleading guilty to lesser charges, federal civil rights charges. alone. never announcing it include specific direction two white New Jersey State Police officers The state says it plans to take steps Age profiling is another distinct to the press and about civil evaded paying their dues in jail Monday. toward monitoring the race of drivers discrimination police practice throughout only publishing it investigations in the The officers fired 1 I shots into a van they pulled over by police officers and will pay the country. In a police officer's mind, a in Latin in a text because a civil pulled over in 1998, wounding three of the a lawsuit settlement of $12.95 million to driver speeding who is under the age of 25 recent text investigation might four passengers. the men whom the officers shot at. looks far more suspicious than a middle­ summarizing all not even take place. The men the state troopers pulled over These "steps," however, should have aged businessman. canon acts over Pedophilia laws - three black men and one Hispanic man been made immediately after the To the officers, the businessman is most the past year. differ greatly around - were targeted by the troopers, as occurrence, and really shouldn't have to be likely speeding for a valid reason- he's But what has the world, and many encouraged by their superiors. made at all. late for a meeting - while the young generated the are far from perfect. The driver of the van reversed the Nothing like this should have happened. driver is usually up to no good. m o s t A police vehicle and hit one officer, causing no This is where the problem lies. 1f both drivers were stopped, there is a controversy investigation might injury. The officers then claimed they In the first place, state officials much greater chance that the officer will be about this papal find a suspect feared the driver was planning to run them encouraged racial profiling. So when more lenient with the older driver than the order is that there completely innocent, over and kill them. something like this happens and the state younger driver. is no mention of but a subsequent Solving racial profiling, a recurring claims to make steps towards a more Questioning to the point of harassment, the role of civil investigation by the problem throughout the nation and tolerant and racially blind policy for berating and illegal searches are most authorities in the Vatican might still find especially in New Jersey, is long overdue. pulling motorists over, one can't help but likely to occur with those drivers under the text, prompting that the clergy member The main problem behind this particular wonder. age of 25 and minorities. many people to should be removed from situation is the officers' training and the The state is in control the entire time, How many mothers with children in the assume that the his or her duties. politics that enabled the officers to leave and the politics operating within the police car, businessmen and women or senior Vatican means to And while it is fairly the courtroom with a slap on the wrist, and judicial system are unjust. Any efforts citizens are asked if drugs or alcohol are in · cover up cases of easy to tell that the Church rather than a more .severe and just made by New Jersey state officials have the car or if ;he driver has consumed any pedophilia among the intends its directive not as a punishment. had no results and will continue to be drugs or alcohol when being questioned? clergy, dealing with it replacement but as a The officers' superiors trained the two unsuccessful until something is done. Usually it's just to teach a lesson to internally rather than THE REVIEW I John Cheong supplement to civil investigations, state troopers to practice racial profiling, Perhaps a law should be passed to ban young drivers. It's done all in the "name of handling it through appeal to I do believe that from a public and the troopers were encouraged by state any officer from specifically targeting the law," without "reasonable cause." civil law. relations standpoint, the entire matter and federal officials to practice it. minorities and strict monitoring of As citizens, we all appreciate and Were the directive meant in this could have been handled much better. What many people don't realize is that stopping motorists based on race should be respect the importance of professional law way - i.e., not alerting civil authorities but Certainly, the text could have been clearer. it's like a fraternity. One of the two enforced. enforcement and the dangers officers face rather dealing with the allegations as an internal And it would have done the Vatican a lot of good troopers claimed he went along with the There is, however, a difference between each day. matter - the Church would be patently guilty of to have disclosed the new policy to the public proceedings in order to "fit in" with the suggesting and actually doing. At the same time, it is not the duty of an several civil offenses. when it was issued, rather than burying it in other officers. Another issue that has risen from the officer to take their power trip to a new Nearly every state has laws requiring religious Latin. He says he started to believe the Sept. II attacks is that some people now level and break the laws they are supposed officials to report suspected cases of sexual abuse But it is quite a leap to assume that those PR discriminatory attitude and began to follow favor officers profiling ap.d targeting to enforce. to officials. mistakes weren't really mistakes, but efforts at a· along with the racial profiling proceedings. Middle-Eastern motorists. I think every officer needs to be Obviously, it would be a terrible thing for the cover-up of massive, nearly And whatever happened to those Nineteen men involved in the event that reminded their job is to "serve and Vatican to not only condone this course of action, unbelievable proportions. superior officers? Sadly, nothing. Not one occurred were living right here in the protect," not strike fear in the hearts of but demand it. of the superior officers was punished, let United States. So people feel perhaps minorities and young drivers. And if this were the case, I believe civil Shaun Gallagher is a contributing editor alone even named. police should question Middle-Eastern authorities should have every right to lock up for The Review. Send comments to Originally charged for official motorists in depth, more so than they Susanne Sullivan is an assistant features church officials who impede civil investigations. [email protected]. misconduct, providing false information would question any other motorist. editor for The Review. Send comments to However, Catholic officials across the board and aggravated assault, and one officer Many police now view them as [email protected]. Idealism still has important place in society

There that the future is taking. capitalism, bleeding heart or idealist. are, in Many people see positive change as a It would serve us well if, instead of Stacey Carlougb o u r twinkling, unreachable star high above the shaking our heads and dismissing these horizon. Or maybe they're just lazy. idealists, we embraced them and their thoughts The point remains that these once great and listened a little more carefully to the words In An Ideal World addendums to personal nomenclature need to they were shouting. We just may learn be resuscitated to their previous glory and something. spoken with pride and spoken loudly. Idealism is not a concept to be set aside ' And there is one particular, all­ because its ends are not accessible within our glittering 21st century lexicon, certain words encompassing title in dire need of a good lifetimes, or our children' s, or even our that began their lives as revered and shining. grandchildren's. empowered - whose mere utterance could The word is "ideal," in its noun form, and We need to learn to delay our gratification bring social and moral convictions to the its relative, the "idealist." and not be disheartened by setbacks, oil spills boiling point, could spark the flame of The Merriam Webster dictionary or bate crimes. They can be eliminated, wrongs inspiration and lead someone to write great defmition reads, "a standard of excellence, one can be righted, and wounds can heal without books, lead great movements and improve the regarded as a model worthy of imitation," and the use of arms. sad lot of their circumstances. "one who practices forming ideals or living We should, as a society, strive to regain Alas, many of these words have tarnished under their influence." the broad scope of consciousness of actions we as they aged, their denotations weighing under To the objective dictionary reader, this have lost somewhere along the way. the crushingly negative connotations placed seems like a pretty noble concept. Shouldn't we Whether our ideal circumstance includes upon their well-meaning shoulders. all, in our worldly endeavors, strive towards clean air arid water, equal rights for all people "Environmentalist," "conservationist" and some standard of excellence? regardless of color, gender or sexual orientation "naturalist" have melded into one big Should we not attempt to mold our lives in or a society where we noblest of savages can condescending "tree-bugger." the shape left by earlier, greater people like fish without being fishermen, we should The once rallying title of "feminist" has Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., embrace those ideals and run with them. become some tarnished vestige of the '60s, Betty Friedan, Karl Marx or John Muir? We should not be discouraged by the \AWf:jw evoking images of loose, swinging breasts and You may not agree with every idea these waving of hands and rolling of eyes of a few man-hating lesbians. people had, or the manner in which they sought narrow-minded individuals. ~ · A~ Anyone citing the works of Marx and to apply their ideas to the world around them, There is an urgent need for people today to Engels in a literary theory paper is peered at but you should be able to recognize that they realize the power they possess and know they f"t:M\N \STp with suspicious eyes by classmates who think, saw a need for change and did their best to can make changes and better themselves and ''Damn Commie." remedy the problems, regardless of immediate their surroundings. ~--NN' l~ Even someone claiming to be an activist, success. We are not destined to live and breathe in ~--~ - regardless of political inclination or cause, is They saw the violence, hatred, inequality, a cubicle working for someone who doesn.'t passed off with a sigh as a head-in-the-clouds irresponsibility, greed and destruction around even know our name. hippie - or worse yet, an unpatriotic rabble­ them and worked toward the ideal of You may say people possessing this \~AL1srY ' rouser. eradicating the roots of these troubles despite mentality are such "idealists," and shudder at Of course, it is not being asserted that the voices telling them to live a life of blind their lack of perspective or warped version of everyone holds these associations, but they do acceptance. reality, but I urge you to rethink that position. seem to be the dominant subtext to these labels lt is certainly a sad world when someone Your future may just be in our hands. in American culture. voices a somewhat starry-eyed solution to a The problem is, many people today have problem, or chooses to work for a non-profit Stacey Carlough is a senior news editor become so complacent with the status quo that and forsake the house in the Hamptons and the for The Review. Send comments to they don't believe they have a say in the course Beamer, and is labeled a dreamer, disgrace to [email protected]. THE REVIEW I John Cneong

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Among have been quick to say that the directive is meant not to take the place of a civil investigation, but to be required in addition to a ny civil investigations that take place. There has been quite a bit of speculation about why the mention of civil authorities is absent from the Vatican's text. But there are two possible reasons that stand out. The first reason is that the directive was made theologians. ··apologetics" is a term that means to to clarify existing Canon Law, which is the area explain why you believe what you believe. of the Catholic Church that deals with its However, in the past two weeks, the news technicalities and procedures. media has been quick to jump to its own In other words, it's the set of laws that govern conclusions about a recently uncovered Vatican how the Church itself operates as an organization. resolution and demand the root of the word - an Clearly, the clarified procedures only talk apology- rather than an explanation. about internal actions because Canon Law itself Remembering the job code Two Tuesdays ago. the news broke that the is an internal matter. Vatican had quietly issued a directive during Along similar lines, there is no mention of the 200 I that any cases of suspected civil side of this issue because the charged with attempted murder, both men "suspicious," but how are they to decipher pedophilia among its clergy shoul~ procedure for complying with civil left without a just punishment. which ones are normal people and which be handled by a secret, internal authorities has already been defined Susanne Sulltfail The officers, under a plea bargain, were ones are here in the United States with bad tribunal. elsewhere. in Canon Law. fined a mere $280 each for official intentions? Most newspapers that The Church has always held misconduct and providing false In one way, police should question broke ihe story pointed that respect for civil authority Serve and Protect information and neither are allowed to hold motorists of Middle-Eastern backgrounds out that the Vatican is required of Catholics. a job as police officers in New Jersey. in detail but at the same time, those issued the ordeP The second reason is that it The plea bargain also circumvents without deceitful plans should be left "without fanfare," may have been difficult to After pleading guilty to lesser charges, federal civil rights charges. alone. never announcing it include specific direction two white New Jersey State Police officers The state says it plans to take steps Age profiling is another distinct to the press and about civil evaded paying their dues in jail Monday. toward monitoring the race of drivers discrimination police practice throughout only publishing it investigations in the The officers fired II shots into a van they pulled over by police officers and will pay the country. Ln a police officer's mind. a in Latin in a text because a civil pulled over in 1998, wounding three of the a lawsuit settlement of $12.95 million to driver speeding who is under the age of 25 recent text investigation might four passengers. the men whom the officers shot at. looks far more suspicious than a middle­ summarizing all not even take place. The men the state troopers pulled over These "steps," however, should have aged businessman. canon acts over Pedophilia laws - three black men and one Hispanic man been made immediately after the To the officers, the businessman is most the past year. differ greatly around - were targeted by the troopers, as occurrence, and really shouldn't have to be likely speeding for a valid reason- he's But what has the world, and many encouraged by their superiors. made at all. late for a meeting - while the young generated the are far from perfect. The driver of the van reversed the Nothing like this should have happened. driver is usually up to no good. m o s t A police vehicle and hit one officer, causing no This is where the problem lies. Lf both drivers were stopped, there is a controversy investigation might injury. The officers then claimed they In the first place, state officials much greater chance that the officer will be about this papal find a suspect feared the driver was planning to run them encouraged racial profiling. So when more lenient with the older driver than the order is that there completely innocent, over and kill them. something like this happens and the state younger driver. is no mention of but a subsequent Solving racial profiling, a recurring claims to make steps towards a more Questioning to the point of harassment, the role of civil investigation by the problem throughout the nation and tolerant and racially blind policy for berating and illegal searches are most authorities in the Vatican might still find especially in New Jersey, is long overdue. pulling motorists over, one can't help but likely to occur with those drivers under the text, prompting that the clergy member The main problem behind this particular wonder. age of 25 and minorities. many people to should be removed from situation is the officers' training and the The state is in control the entire time, How many mothers with children in the assume that the his or her duties. politics that enabled the officers to leave and the politics operating within the police car, businessmen and women or senior Vatican means to And while it is fairly the courtroom with a slap on the wrist, and judicial system are unjust. Any efforts citizens are asked if drugs or alcohol are in · cover up cases of easy to tell that the Church rather than a more severe and just made by New Jersey state officials have the car or if the driver has consumed any pedophilia among the intends its directive not as a punishment. had no results and will continue to be drugs or alcohol when being questioned? clergy, dealing with it replacement but as a The officers' superiors trained the two unsuccessful until something is done. Usually it's just to teach a lesson to internally rather than THE REVIEW I John Cheong supplement to civil investigations, state troopers to practice racial profiling, Perhaps a law should be passed to ban young drivers. lt's done all in the "name of handling it through appeal to I do believe that from a public and the troopers were encouraged by state any officer from specifically targeting the law," without "reasonable cause." civil law. relations standpoint, the entire matter and federal officials to practice it. minorities and strict monitoring of As citizens, we all appreciate and Were the directive meant in this could have been handled much better. What many people don't realize is that stopping motorists based on race should be respect the importance of professional law way - i.e., not alerting civil authorities but Certainly, the text could have been clearer. it's like a fraternity. One of the two enforced. enforcement and the dangers officers face rather dealing with the allegations as an internal And it would have done the Vatican a lot of good troopers claimed he went along with the There is, however, a difference between each day. matter- the Church would be patently guilty of to have disclosed the new policy to the public proceedings in order to "fit in" with the suggesting and actually doing. At the same time, it is not the duty of an several civil offenses. when it was issued, rather than burying it in other officers. Another issue that has risen from the officer to take their power trip to a new Nearly every state has laws requiring religious Latin. He says he started to believe the Sept. ll attacks is that some people now level and break the laws they are supposed officials to report suspected cases of sexual abuse But it is quite a leap to assume that those PR discriminatory attitude and began to follow favor officers profiling apd targeting to enforce. to officials. mistakes weren't really mistakes, but efforts at a along with the racial profiling proceedings. Middle-Eastern motorists. I think every officer needs to be Obviously, it would be a terrible thing for the cover-up of massive, nearly And whatever happened to those Nineteen men involved in the event that reminded their job is to "serve and Vatican to not only condone this course of action, unbelievable proportions. superior officers? Sadly, nothing. Not one occurred were living right here in the protect," not strike fear in the hearts of but demand it. of the superior officers was punished, let United States. So people feel perhaps minorities and young drivers. And if this were the case, I believe civil Shaun Gallagher is a contributing editor alone even named. police should question Middle-Eastern authorities should have every right to lock up for The Review. Send comments to Originally charged for official motorists in depth, more so than they Susanne Sullivan is an assistallt features church officials who impede civil investigations. [email protected]. misconduct, providing false information would question any other motorist. editor for The Review. Send comments to However, Catholic officials across the board and aggravated assault, and one officer Many police now view them as [email protected]. Idealism still has important place in society

There that the future is taking. capitalism, bleeding heart or idealist. are, in Many people see positive change as a It would serve us well if, instead of Stacey Carlough o u r twinkling, unreachable star high above the shaking our heads and dismissing these horizon. Or maybe they're just lazy. idealists, we embraced them and their thoughts In An The point remains that these once great and listened a little more carefully to the words Ideal World addendums to personal nomenclature need to they were shouting. We just may learn be resuscitated to their previous glory and something. spoken with pride and spoken loudly. Idealism is not a concept to be set aside And there is one particular, all­ because its ends are not accessible within our glittering 21st century lexicon, certain words encompassing title in dire need of a good lifetimes, or our children's, or even our that began their lives as revered and shining. grandchildren's. empowered - whose mere utterance could The word is "ideal," in its noun form, and We need to learn to delay our gratification bring social and moral convictions to the its relative, the "idealist." and not be disheartened by setbacks, oil spills boiling point, could spark the flame of The Merriam Webster dictionary or hate crimes. They can be eliminated, wrongs inspiration and lead someone to write great definition reads, "a standard of excellence, one can be righted, and wounds can heal without books, lead great movements and improve the regarded as a model worthy of imitation," and the use of arms. sad lot of their circumstances. "one who practices forming ideals or living We should, as a society, strive to regain Alas, many of these words have tarnished under their influence." the broad scope of consciousness of actions we as they aged, their denotations weighing under To the objective dictionary reader, this have lost somewhere along the way. the crushingly negative connotations placed seems like a pretty noble concept. Shouldn't we Whether our ideal circumstance includes upon their well-meaning shoulders. all, in our worldly endeavors. strive towards clean air arid water, equal rights for all people "Environmentalist," "conservationist" and some standard of excellence? regardless of color. gender or sexual orientation "naturalist" have melded into one big Should we not attempt to mold our lives in or a society where we noblest of savages can condescending "tree-hugger." the shape left by earlier, greater people like fish without being fishermen, we should The once rallying title of "feminist" has Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., embrace those ideals and run with them. become some tarnished vestige of the '60s, Betty Friedan, Karl Marx or John Muir? We should not be discouraged by the evoking images of loose, swinging breasts and You may not agree with every idea these waving of hands and rolling of eyes of a few man-hating lesbians. people had, or the manner in which they sought narrow-minded individuals. Anyone citing the works of Marx and to apply their ideas to the world around them, There is an urgent need for people today to Engels in a literary theory paper is peered at but you should be able to recognize that they realize the power they possess and know they with suspicious eyes by classmates who think, saw a need for change and did their best to can make changes and better themselves and "Damn Commie." remedy the problems, regardless of immediate their surroundings. Even someone claiming to be an activist, success. We are not destined to live and breathe in regardless of political inclination or cause, is They saw the violence. hatred. inequality, a cubicle working for someone who doesn ~ t passed off with a sigh as a head-in-the-clouds irresponsibility, greed and destruction around even know our name. hippie - or worse yet, an unpatriotic rabble­ them and worked toward the ideal of You may say people possessing this rouser. eradicating the roots of these troubles despite mentality are such "idealists," and shudder at Of course, it is not being asserted that the voices telling them to live a life of blind their lack of perspective or warped version of everyone holds these associations, but they do acceptance. reality, but I urge you to rethink that position. seem to be the dominant subtext to these labels It is certainly a sad world when someone Your future may just be in our hands. in American culture. voices a somewhat starry-eyed solution to a The problem is. many people today have problem. or chooses to work for a non-profit Stacey Carlough is a senior news editor become so complacent with the status quo that and forsake the house in the Hamptons and the for Th e Review. Send comments to they don' t believe they have a say in the course Beamer, and is labeled a dreamer, disgrace to [email protected]. THE REVIEW I John Cheong

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Merchants' Attic II T $1,600/MONTH, 3 TENENT simple office work. Box Office at (302) 652-5577 or toll free at is scheduled for Saturday, March 30, 2002, 1200/MONTH. 266-0364. (800) 87-GRAND. www.grandopera.org from 9arn to 2pm. Both events will be held Must be availabe at the Rehoboth Beach Convention HaU, 229 3 Houses 731-5734 E. Cleveland, 4 person, ASSE International Student Exchange Rehoboth Avenue. The cost of a lOxlO $1,400 S. Chapel4 person, $1,100 during winter Programs (ASSE) is looking for enthusiastic space for each event is $50 and includes one Thompson, ( 1 blk off Main) 3 per, $930. people in the community who lilce working table per space. Space is limited. . session to train. Call with young people and learning about Reservations are accepted on a first come, Madison DR, 4 BR T.H. Washer & Dryer. different culture. When you become an first se.rve basis. For reservations or Avail611 $925 per mo. CaU 994-3304. 831-2771 or stop by ASSE area representative, you provide a additional information caU the Rehoboth­ valuable opportunity to outstanding high Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce at Free parking! Don't share a bdr., rent the Perkins Student school exchange students who want to 302-227-2233 or 800-441-1329, ext. 1 L · these Madhon Dr. townhouses. 4bd/2btb, experience the American way of life for OM..tof~-~ WID, W/W carpet, dw, central air, ample Center to pick-up an either a semester or academic year. By Delaware Women's Conference parking, aU units have decks. 12 mo. lease finding homes for these students with local Register NOW!! Registration is currently ln~lslwlllslnastatlaof starting June & July, $1100-+util., call application families, you bring an international flavor to open for the 18th annual Delaware Earle Anderson 368-7072 before lOpm. your community! ASSE area representatives Women's conference "Releasing the Power ~ And that's one too many Fraternities-Sororities receive training, are reimbursed for Within" to be held Saturday, March 2, 2002 ALL NEW studio, 10 miD. from campus Clubs-Student Groups expenses and enjoy friendships with people at the University of Delaware's Clayton Hall American dreams broken. One too on DART Route, incl. beat & bot water Earn $1,000-$2,000 this semester with the from aU over the world. ASSE invites you from Sam to 3:45pm. Early Bird registration private entrance fr. $499 737-3110. easy Campusfundraiser.com three hour to join our family of area representatives. is only $40 before January 31st, 2002. After many American childhood' at fundraislng event. Does not involve credit Please caU (845) 832-0224 or 1-800-677- January 31st registration is $50. The cost of ris~ threatened by the dally For the nicest houses on Madison. CaU 239- card applications. Fundraising dates are 2773 to find out how to get started on your the conference includes: continental 1367. filling quickly, so call today! Contact exciting international adventure. breakfast, sit-down luncheon, three Campusfundraiser.com at 888-923·3238, workshops to choose from 42 offered, strucc~e to se<:ure enou&h food. Houses Madison, Chapel, Choate, or visit Campusfundraiser.com. keynote lecture and access to exhibitors, OperaDelaware, The Delaware Symphony enough shelter, en ouch medidne Annabelle. CaU 239-1367. and the Grand Opera House present Morgan book sale and craft sales areas. The keynote ature student for occasional care of State University Choir- Special Event address will be given by Erica Jong, best­ just to survive. Nearly 12,000,000 An Alternative To Dorm Life! 1&2 BIR 'sabled child in our home. Prefer Spec. Ed. Celebrates Black History Month. selling author of "Fear of Flying" and "What Apts w/Garages Available For Immediate ajor but will consider relevant life exp. Morgan State University Choir Nathan do Women Want: Bread Roses Sex Power." precious lives hanging in a bNtally & Future Occupancy. Qualified Pets /disabled siblings or involvement in Carter, Conductor. Wednesday, February Child care available. For more information, Welcome. CaD 368-2357. rograms for the disabled. Ref. required. 20, 2002 at The Grand Opera House, 818 N. visit www.delawarewomen.org or contact uncertain balance. SIXteen percent 12/hr. Call Bob at 302-457-3319 or page at Market Street, Wilmington, DE. Tickets are the Delaware Commission for Women at S. Chap, Cleve Av, Prospect, 2, 3, 4, 5 02-247-9253. $33-37 which are available online at 761-8005. of all our children-a poverty rate bedroom houses 369-1288 www .operadel.org or by caUing The Grand elemarketers- $8 to $10/br- Main St. Box Office at 1-800-37-GRAND. Led for "The C & C Canal: A Tale of Towns, that's blgber than any other ace lling wall maps to schools & libraries. the past 29 years by acclaimed conductor Villages, Locks, & Bridges" will be the xible Hrs. CaD 738-8845. Nathan Carter, the Choir's repertoire spans topic of a lecture and slide presentation by &roup. But who cares to notice? several centuries and includes classical, Mike Dixon, Cecil County Historical Help Wanted Help Wanted- Pff child care needed in my gospel and contemporary popular music. Society. After enthusiastic receptions of his I I home. M-F 7-Sa.m. MWF 3:15-6: 15p.m. The choir is also noted for its emphasis on programs at several public libraries in $ 100/wk. Study while you work. CaU Nanci preserving the heritage of the spiritual, Delaware, Mr. Dixon will bring his POVERTY. @ 738-8806. especiaU y in the historic practices of fascinating stories and facts about building Aattiu"• ,...... Roadhouse Steak Joint is looking for Acapulco Cancun performance. the Canal, its history, and how it bas If-motivated, fast paced Individuals for ~obs A vail for Winter &/or Spring Sem. Sponsors: The Delaware Chapter of the influenced our area to the Chesapeake City Jamaica Bahamas Branch Library on Monday, January 28, at ~c..wc~ rver, llDe cook, hostess, and bartender 1Min $10/hr + Comm. 2 miles from Morgan State University Alumni, MBNA "-~ fw ...._ Deo t' J •It tions. 10 mins from UD. Earn top ~ampus Flex Schedule. Call Ted 454- Florida Foundation, and Metropolitan Wilmington 7pm. Focusing on cultural, economic, and developmental aspects, the program 1.180.MI.424J ollar. Please apply In person at 4732 ~55. Urban League. www.JIIY.n,.sa.ert imestone Rd In Pike Creek Shopping Jason~~302~456~1865 examines the historical uniqueness of this enter. Call 892-Beef for directions. The City of Newark Parks and Recreation is part of Delmarva. Every town and village Mike@ 302-598-2009 currently looking for performers for its 2002 along the fourteen miles of the 172 year-old Need computer Help? Have Questions? For Sale events. Anyone interested in performing t canal has a fascinating story to be told. Mr. 5 yrs experience troubleshooting, the Spring Concert Series, Newark Nite, Dixon will bring the past to Life with his diagnosing bard and software computer Liberty Day, 4th of July Fireworks, and very popular stories and revelations about troubles. AU systems supported. Low I I Community Day, should submit a demo people who built the Canal and its effect on Futon - Fruitwood Frame Extra Heavy bourly Rates. CaD now 302-737-4914. Ask with a cover letter to the Recreation our area since then. Following his for Don or leave message. Mattress Excellent Condition. $275.00 or presentation, he will answer questions and best offer. CaU Bill302-731-911 9. Supervisor for Community Events at City of Newark, Department of Parks & Recreation, lead a discussion of the C & D Canal, its Wanted: Student seeking experience in 220 ElktOn Road, PO Box 390, Newark, DE history, and significance. To register for this advertising. This Individual will 19715-0390. For additional information, free program, caU the Chesapeake City Promote Trips crt Delaware Branch Library, I 00 Bohemia A venue, 4 10- coordinate aU publlclty for the North Earn Cash and Go Free please caU the Newark Parks and Recreation East Water Festival Association Announcement] Office at 302-366-7060. 885-2552. (NEWFA ). NEWFA is a group that I Call for details!!! organizes the annual North East Water Information and reservations: Corpus Christi Grade School is celebrating "The Art of Spiritual Dreaming" Festival in North East, MD. The event is its 50th year anniversary in 2002. Grade Free one-hour workshop at Hockessin DON1 TRADE IT­ scheduled for July 12, 13, and 14 2002. COMPARE TEXTBOOK PRICES! School Reunion activities include: Saturday, Library 7pm to Spm. Dreams are a treasure. The Water Festival takes place to give Search 16 bookstores with I click! S&H 800-648-4849 January 26: Beef and Beer from 7pm to Learn bow to discover the spiritual gold. non-profit and civic groups in the region and taxes are also calculated. 12am at Corpus Christi Social HalL Cost is Thursday, January 3 1, at Hockessin Library, DONATE Rill an opportunity to raise funds for their Http://www.bookhq.com. www.ststrovel.com $20 per person. For tickets, caU Cathy Doyle 1023 VaUey Road, Hockessin, Delaware, group. The event typically brings 12- at 655-1103 (evening). Sunday, January 27: trained facilitators will present a free one­ • Help a worthy charity 15,000 people to the town of North East to $250 A DAY POTENTIAL I 0:30am liturgy at Corpus Christi Church hour workshop based on The Art of Spiritual • Donate your used car, van, Dreaming by Harold Klemp, the spiritual partake In exhibits, shows, competitions, BARTENDING. TRAINING followed by an Open House in the school SUV, truck, or boat great food, entertainment, live music, PROVIDED. basement until 2:30pm. All past graduates leader of Eckankar, the Religion of the Light rides, and demonstrations of Upper 1-800-293-3985 ext. 204 and faculty are invited to visit with old and Sound of God. Facilitators will share • Avoid the hassle of selling Chesapeake Bay waterman skills and friends, view memorabilia, take a tour of the simple techniques people of aU faiths can be use to remember and understand their • May eligible for tax traditions. Publicize the event by means school. and enjoy light refreshments. If you deduction of print advertising, radio, TV, flyers, etc. Classes are canceled are interested in attending the liturgy and dreams to fmd help in every aspect of life. There is an advertising budget but an Open House please call Rita Nally at 998- Discover more about yourself as a spiritual • Vehicle doesn't have to run effort should be made to obtain as much on January Z lJ ZOOZJ 9861 (evening) or 695- 1414 (day), or email being. Learn how to live in your dreams. For donated publicity as possible. Target but the Morris Library Skybar [email protected] more information, call 302-322-7673 or AMERICAN should be 40% Cecil County, 60% out or will be open (or use Janet Butler at 410-658-2773. LUNG region. This is a voluntee.r position with Special Olympics Delaware's 2002 Winter T Bowling Touman1ent Kids Count in Delaware Conference Avenue ASSOCIATION. opportunities to network with key people from noon to 10 p.m. Vehicle Donation In the advertising industry. Time Months of training culminate from across for Action: Advancing Advocacy Wed.. Proxram s.- mtrinlooo commitment varies from 2-3 hours per Not all service desks Delaware showcase their skills in the annual March 20, 2002 at Delaware Technical and _,.lot-·- ... --.. month until March and then increases as will be open and Special Olympics Delaware Winter Bowling Community College Join us for our 2nd Cd tldly fir,, fill .... the event date approaches. The Tournament. Nearly 1.000 athletes from annual one-day conference featuring Individual may choose to head up a special collections will across the state will converge on Dover to nationally known speakers. practica l workshops and our KIDS COUNT Awards committee or work alone. Please respond be closed. participate in ingles, doubles. and unified taoo.5nL•www.donateyourcar.com to the following e-mail address: doubles competition. Saturday & Sunday, luncheon. For more information call 302- northeastwaterfestlval @yahoo.com. January 19-20, 2002 Competition 831-4966 Al 4 . THE RE\'IEW • .Jamwy IX . 2002

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IRA TES!! 456-9267 hiring for the spring The Grand Opera House. 8 18 N. larket St.. with more than 200 volunteers from local on Thursday Ja nuary 24. 2002 at 8 p.m. businesses, high schools. and the law Hms/Apts Jan. Jun. Sep wlk UD 369-1288. semester. Easy and Tickets are 525. S20 and S 15. with discounts enforcement community working together to a,·ailabfe for seniors. tudent and group . make it a success. There is no charl!e to be a Why share a bedroom? I have many fun way t o make To purchase tickets or for information call pectator. Visit our web site www.sode.org renovated 4 BR Townhouses on Madison the Grand Box Office at (302) 652-5577 or or contact Special Olympics Delaware at Drive WI D. DIW. A/C. Excellent condition some ext ra money. toll free at (800) 37-GRA D. Orders can 302-831-4653 (upstate) or 303-855-0546 Available 6-1-02$1080 plus util John also be place ,·ia secured server at (downstate) or [email protected] Bauscher 454-8698. Flexible hours. "wv. .grandopera.org. Tasks incl ude Merchants· Attic- The State's Largest Hurry! A few 2 bdrm & bath luxury Broad" a\ Cunain UP' Prc><'n t;, Gersh\\ in ·s Indoor Gara!!e Sale apts. left for June 2002 IIlli\ c in call ;\lain answering phones, .. Stnk~ L'p th~ ~and dt rh" Gmnd Opera Extra in' ent'Orv? Cleaned vour atti~ Street Court @368-4748 for details. Ho use. I N. i\larket St.. on Thursda\. recently·> Purcha e space at the Merchant' s taking classified January 3 1. 2002 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 545. Attic and General Public Garage Sale and EW HOUSES FOR RENT ON $40 and $38. Discounts available for make money on your extras. Merchants· AMPUS. 3 & 4 TENENTS ALLOWED, ads, and some seniors. students and groups. To purchase Attic I is scheduled for Saturday. Feb 23. FF-STREET PARKING. AVAIL. 611 . 4 tickets or for information call The Grand 2002. from 9am to 2pm. Merchants· Attic II ENENT $1,600/MONTH, 3 TENENT simple office work. Box Office at (302) 652-5577 or toll free at is scheduled for Saturday, March 30. 2002. 1200/MONTH. 266-0364. ( OOl 87-GRAND. "\\w.grandopera.org from 9am to 2pm. Both events will be held Must be availabe at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Hall. 229 3 Houses 731-5734 E. Cleveland. 4 person. ASSE lntemational Student Exchange Rehoboth Avenue. The cost of a lOx 10 $1,400 S. Chapel. 4 person. $1.100 during w inter Pro!!rams (ASSE ) is lookin!! for enthusia tic space for each event is $50 and includes one Thompson, ( I blk off Main) 3 per. $930. people in the community ,-J:io like working table per space. Space is limited. session to train. Ca ll with young people and leaming about Reservations are accepted on a first come, Madison DR. 4 BR T.H. Washer & Dryer. different culture. When vou become an first en·e basis. For resen·ations or Avail6/l $925 per mo. Ca11994-3304. 831-2n1 or stop by ASSE area representati,e. you pro,·ide a additional information call the Rehoboth­ ,·aluable opponunity to outstanding high De\\ ey Beach Chamber of Commerce at Free parking! Don' t share a bdr., rent t he Perkins Student school exchan!!e students who want to 302-in-2233 or 800-~1 -1329. ext. II. these Madison o ·r. townhouses. 4bd/2bth, e>.periencc the~ American way of life for One out of every six dlildren WID, W/W carpet, dw, central air, ample Cent er t o pick-up an either a . emester or academic year. Bv DeJa\\ are Women·s Conference par king, all units have decks. 12 mo. lease finding homes for the e students with-local Register NOW'' Registration is currently in America is living in a state of starting J une & July, $1100+util., call application families. you bring an international flayor to open for the 18th annual Delaware Earle Anderson 368-7072 before lOpm. your community' ASSE area re presentatives Womcn·s conference "Rekasino the Power poYerty. And thars one too many Fraternities-Sororities recei,·e train in!! . are r<'imhursed for Within" to he held Saturdav. M:rch 2. 2002 ALL NEW studio, 10 min. from campus Clubs-Student Groups ex pen. es and ei1joy fri.:nd hips with people at the niversity of Delaw:irc·s Clayton Hall American dreams broken One too on DART Route, incl. heat & hot water Earn $1,000-$2,000 this semester with the from all O\'er the \\Orld. ASSE invites vou from Sam to 3:45pm. Early Bird registration private entr ance fr. $499 737-3110. easy Campusfundraiser.com three hour to join our family of area repre entative . is onlv $40 before January 31st. 2002. After many American childhoods at fund raising event. Does not involw credit Please call (845) 832-0224 or 1-800-677- Januiry 31st registration is $50. The cost of For the nicest hou es on Madison. Call 239- card applications. Fundraising dates are 2773 to find out how to 2et staned on vour the conference includes: continental risk. threatened by the dally 1367. filling quickly, so call today! Contact exciting international · breakfast. sit-down luncheon, three ad~·ent ure . struggle to secure enough food, Campusfundraiser.com at 888-923-3238, workshops to choose from 42 offered. Houses Madison. Chapel, Choate, or ,-isit Campusfundra iser.com. keynote lecture and access to exhibitors. OperaDelaware. The DeJa\\ are Symphony enough shelter. enough medicine Annabelle. Call 239-1367. and the Grand Opera House present Morgan book sale and craft sales areas. The kevnote !Mature student for occasional care of addrc~ s "ill be given by Erica Jong, best­ State Univer ity Choir - Special E,·ent just to survtve, earl~' 12,000.000 An Altemath·e To Dorm Life! 1&2 BIR ~isabled child in our home. Prefer Spec. Ed. Celebrates Bl ack Iii torv Month. selling author of "Fear of Flying" and "' What Apts w/Garages A\•ailable For immediate !major but will consider relevant life exp. !organ State University Choir Nathan do Women Want: Bread Roses Sex Po\\ cr." precious lives hanging in a brutally & Future Occupancy. Qualified Pets v/disabled siblin!!S or involvement in Caner. Conductor. Wednesday. February Child care avllilable. For more infom1ation. Welcome. Ca11368-2357. ~Programs for the disabled. Ref. required. 20. :!002 at The Grand Opera House. 8 18 N. ,.i it W \\\\ .de)a\\are\\omen.org or contact uncert;~in bo~lance . Sixteen percent rs 12/hr. Call Bob at 302-457-33 19 or page at 1\larket Street. Wilmington. DE. Tickets are the DeJa\\ are Commis ion for-Women at S. Chap, Cleve Av. Prospect. 2. 3. 4. 5 302-247-9253. 533-.17 which are a,·ail'able online at 761-8005. of all our children- a poverty rate bedroom houses 369-1288 """" .opcr.1del.org or by calling The Grand elemarketers - $8 to $10/hr · t\lain St. Box Office at 1-800-37-GRAND. Led for ''The C & C Canal: A Talc o r To" ns. that's higher than 3ny other age elling wall maps to schools & libraries. the past 29 years hy acdaimed conductor Villages. Locks. & Bridge~ · will he the lexible Hrs. Call738-~5. 1athan Caner. the Choir"s repenoire spans topic of a lecture and slide presentation by group But v. ho cares to notice? se' era) centurie' and includes classical. Mike Dixon. Cecil CountY Historical Help Wanted Help Wanted- PIT child care needed in my gospel and contemporary popular music. Society. After cnthusiastii:· receptions of his home. M-F 7-8a.m. M\\.F 3: 15-6: 15p.m. The choir i;, abo not<'d for it; emphasis on programs at scn~ral public lthraries in $ 100/wk. Study while you \\Ork. Call Nanci prcse n ·ing the hc:ritage of th..: spiritual. DcJm,arc. Mr. Dixon" ill hrin!! his POVERTY. @ 738-8806. . . especia l!~ in the historic pracllces of fa cinating torics and facts ahout building Aaeu c.a's loftettu 3-tltl. frhe Roadhouse Steak Joint is looking for perfonnancc. the Canal. it~ historv. and ho\\ it has ~obs A ,-ail for Winter &/or Spring Scm. innuenced our area ·to the Chesapeake City ~lf-mothated, fast paced individuals for Spon ·ors: The Dda\\ ar<' Chapter o f th..: -Aiii•'· Catholic Campaign ~lin $ 10/hr + Comm. 2 miles from Branch Lihrary on i\londay. January 28. at lserver.line cook, hostess, and bartender lor!!an State ntvcrsi tv Alutruli. MB A ~ ~· for Human Oevelopmtnt positions. 10 mins from UD. Earn top !campus Flex Schedule. Call Ted ~5~- Fom~dati on . and Metropolitan Wilmington 7pm. Focusing on cultural. economic. and ·--.· 1.800.946.4243 ~ollar. Plea.~e apply in person at 4732 18955. Urban League. developmental aspects. the program www.povertyusa.otg ~imestone Rd in Pike Creek Shopping examines the historical uniqueness of this ~enter. Cali892-Beef for directions. Thc Cny of c\\ark Parb and Recreation is pan of Delman·a. [,·cry town and village l:urrently looking for performers for it 2002 alon!! the founeen miles of the I72 vcar-old Need computer Help? Have Questions'! For Sale e' ent'>. Anyone interested in performing t canal has a fasc:inatin!! story to he told. 1\lr. 5 yrs experience troubleshooting, the Spring Com:en Serie . Newark 1itc. Dixon will bring the past to life " ith hi' diagnosing hard and software computer Libenv Dav. 4th of Julv Fi reworks. and ,·cry popular stories and revelation' about troubles. All systems supported. Low people "ho built the Canal and it> effect on Futon - Frull\\ood Frame Extra Heavy Comniunit~• Dm, s houid submit a demo hourly Rates. Call now 302-737-491~. Ask \\ ith a CO\ er letter to the Recreation our ar..:a 'oincc then. Follov. ing his for Don or leave message. Matt res' Ex,ellcnt Condiuon. $275.00 or prescntation. he " til answer quc,tions and best offer. Call Bill 302-73 1-9 11 9. Supen isor for Community E' cnts at City of 1\c\\ ark. Depanmcnt or Parks & Recreation. lead a di,cussinn of the C & D Canal. its Wanted: Student seeking experience in :!20 El kton Road. PO Bnx 390. 1e\\ ark. DE hi>tory. and ;,ignillc:ancc. To register for this advertising. This individual will ~· fre<' program. call the Chc>apcakc C 11 y Promote Trips at Delaware 19715-0.'90. For additional information. coordinate all publicity for the North plea;,e call the Nc\\ ark Parks and Recreation Branch Lihraty. 100 ~ nh<'mta Avenue. 410- East Water Festhal Association Announcement · Earn Cash and Go Free O ffice at 302<166-7060. 885-2552. (NEWFA ). NEWFA is a group that Call for details!!! or ganizes the annual North East Water Information and reservations: Corpu' Chm.tt Grade , chool i, celebrating 'The An of Spiritual Dreaming" Festival in North East. t\ID. The e,·ent is ih 50th '<'ar ann I\ cr,an tn 2002. Grade Free one-hour workshop at Hockc,sin OON1 TRADE IT­ scheduled for July 12. 13. and 14 2002. CO!\lf>ARE TEXTBOOK I'RICES! School R<'uninn act!\ 1tt~'> tndudc: Satu rdav. Lihrary 7pm to pm. Dreams arc a treasun.'. The Water Festival takes place to gh·e Search II\ bookstores with I click! S&H 800-648-4849 Ja nuar~ 26: Beef and Bccr from 7pm to · Lcam htm to discover the 'pi ritual gold. non-profit and ch·ic groups in the region and taxes a re also calculated. l:!am at Cnrpu' Chri,ti Social Hal l. Co't is Thursd;n . Januan· 31. at Hock..:" in Lihrarv. DONATE IT!TI an opportunity to raise funds for their Http://www.hookhq.cum. www.ststrovel.com 520 pcr pcr'tm. For ttd.. "h. ~a ll Cath~ Doyle 10::!3 Valle\ Road. 1-lockc·"i". Dda" arc. · group. The e\'ent typica lly brings 12- at 655- 1103 k\ en ttl!!) . Sund;l\. Januan 27: trained fac:ilttator' ''ill pre,ellt a free one­ • Help a worthy charity hour \\ ork'>hop ha,cd on The r\n or Spiritual 15,000 people to the town of North East to $250 A OA Y POTE:-.ITIAL llUOam liturg~ at (orpu' Chriqi Churdt • Donate your used car, van, BARTENOi t G. TRAI:-11 'G Dreaming hy Harold Klemp. the ' Piritual partake in exhibits. s hows. competitions. I o lio\\ cd h) an Opcn llnu'c 111 thl" '>dmol SUV, truck. or boat great food, entertainment. lh·e music, PRO\"IOEO. ba,..: m~nt unttl 2:.10pm. All pa't graduate' lcadcr of l:d.ankar. the Rdi~ion of the Li~ht rides, and demonstrations of pper 1-800-293-391!5 ~xt. .w~ ami facultv <~r..: in' itcd tn ,.,,it '' ith old and Sound of God. Factl ll at<~r' '"II :.hare­ • Avoid t he has~ lc o f selling ,impk tcchniqul"' p.:oplc of all faith' can C hesapeake Bay waterman skills a nd rncnlk ' '~" mc mnrahtha. takc a tour ol the • May be ehgtble for ox u'c tn r~rnc:mhcr and undcr'\land thctr traditioJL~. Publicize the e\·ent bY means 'chool. and ..:njo\ light rdn:,hmcnh. If )OU deductton of print adnrti~ing, radio, TV, rlyers, etc. Classes are canceled dTt: •ntcr<.",tt:d in att<'ndin~ thc ht ur~' aml dream'> to lind help lllt''· .:r~ :t'>pe,·t of lik. 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