Vol. 102, No. 26 On the Inside
~acuity Want Defined Rights Academic Freedom· revision approved; goes to Trustees ...... page 7
Getting High? Electric rates in Newark ...... page 1
What;s Wrong ·with Bacchus? Lots of things, apparently ...... page 11
Komlo to the NFL? Review photographer DavidS. Resende Hens and their QB in Texas . I THE LAST GAME of the Delaware football season, and the Tubby Raymond's gridders meet Eastern Illinois for the Divi for Championship ... page 20 lost Delaware game for these four senior offensive sion II championship. Left to right: Andy Mihaly, Bill Ragni, linemen, comes tomorrow afternoon in Longview, Texas as Mike Mill, captain John Morrison.'
Campus Briefs ...... 5 Assertiveness Training Identifies Rights by LORRAINE BOWERS feelings and to deny self. being assertive means one violated. Assertive behavior Classified ... ·...... 14 (This article is part IV in a ' Assertiveness training person wins while a lot of peo is direct, honest and an ap Editorial ...... 8 V part series on the Counsel basically relies on question ple lose. But that description propriate expression of one's ing Center - the premises it ing some of those rules, defines aggressive behavior. feelings, opinions and H Cetera ...... 11 operates under and what it although not necessarily According to an asser beliefs." Retrospect ...... 5 has to offer. Part V will ap violating them, said Dr. tiveness training workshop For example, said Wilson, a pear next week.) Michele Wilson, counseling handout, an assertive person woman is asked out by a man Something's Happening .... 5 The Judea-Christian ethic psychologist at the Counsel "stands up for his legitimate she doesn't want to go out Sports ...... 20 teaches individuals to be con ing Center. rights and in such a way that with. She has basically three cerned about other people's Many people assume that others' rights are not options. She can lie and tell him she's busy - that's unassertive. She can tell him he's a fool - that's ag 26 Rapes Reported to S.O.S. in 2 Years gressive. Or she can tell him by LORRAINE BOWERS victims are afraid of how they will be with him," she said. "It really she appreciates him asking and LISA ERB seen by others, court or police harass depends on the situation," Schaefer but she'd prefer not to go out Twenty-six rapes were reported to ment, and intimidation by the rapist, emphasized. with him- that's assertive. the Support Group for Victims of Sex she suggested. The case which is most frequently Assertiveness training ual Offenses (S.O.S.) during the past According to S.O.S. statistics, publicized in the media, that being the workshops offered by the two years, according to S.O.S. co almost all rapes occurred off-campus girl who is jumped in the bushes, is Counseling Center try to help ordinator Karen Schaefer, who and the majority of victims knew not the typical case, she stressed. an individual (training is of released statistics for the first time in their attacker. "The most frequent kinds of rapes - fered to men and women) the group's existence. Twenty-three of the rapes reported which we know of occur with a girl identify what he wants, and In contrast, the Newark Police had involved university students or staff and her boyfriend, or a girl and a date identify the things which are only nine rapes reported to them dur while two involved pre-college age end up sexually involved, and the girl keeping him from getting doesn't want it.'' ing the same period. women. One rape was reported by a "The rapist is suffering from no what he wants.· In addition, Of the incidents reported to the member of the community. diagnosable illness. Ordinary people the workshops provide the in police last year, two went to trial; the All of the victims were white and just aren't thought to be rapists, dividual with a group setting charges were dropped in one case and only two were raped by members of although they definitely can be," said where he can practice asser the charges are still pending after the another race, said Schaefer. Schaefer. tiveness through role playing. court granted two continuances in the Physical violence was th"reatened in In addition to the statistics on rape, "The first time in the other case. some of the cases, she said. "I know of Schaefer also released information on group, she'll (a student) pro- · Schaefer speculated that at least one case where the victim was other problems which S.O.S. bably fumble because of her five times as many rapes as reported threatened with a knife," she said. members have dealt with. Nine sex nervousness. Then she'll get to S.O.S. probably occurred. Of the None of the victims suffered any ex ual harassment cases were reported some feedback on how she cases reported, most were reported tensive physical injuries, however. to S.O.S. members during the last two sounded and support from the five to six weeks after the attacks, she "A victim should try to talk to years along with one child abuse case group for what she wants to said. the potential rapist. If that doesn't and eight requests for information on do. She'll then rehearse it Few rapes are reported because work. she should yell, cry, or plea sex-related issues. · (Continued on Poge 4) Page2 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, D':L December 8, 1978 ERSITYTUT RING SERVICE These departmental/ unit supervisors can put students in touch with qualified tutors. Undergraduate tutors are paid $2.95 per hour; graduate tutors are paid $4.00 per hour. The University 30th On University pays one-hall the cost for students receiving 25% to 50% financial aid. or the total cost for students receiving 50% or more aid. Prospective tutors should also contact these supervisors. ACCOUNTING Prof. A. DiAntonio 221 Purnell Hall 738-2962 AGRI. & FOOD ECON. Prof. R.C. Smith 234 Ag. Hall 738-2511 ''Fortunate 500'' List AGRI. ENGINEERING Prof. E.N, Scarborough 057 Ag . Hall 738-2468 ANIMAL SCIENCE Prof. P. Sammuelwitz 028 Ag. Hall 738-2525 When it comes to en college endowments - that ANTHROPOLOGY Prof. Norman Schwartz. 309 Kirkbride Off. Bldg . 738-2821 dowments, the University of part of an institution's income ART Prof. D. K. Teis 104 Recitation Hall 738-2244 Delaware is in Division I all derived from donations. Part ART HISTORY Prof. J.S. Crawford 335 Smith Hall 738-2865 the way- it ranks No. 30 on of the story is a list of the 40 ATHLETICS (Varsity) Prof. T.C. Kempski Oel. Fieldhouse 738-2253 Esquire magazine's "For most generously endowed col BIOLOGY Ms. Wendy Groce 117 Wolf Hall 738-2281 BUSINESS ADMIN . Ms . P. Johnson 306 Purnell Hall 738-2554 tunate 500" list. leges and universities in the CHEMISTRY Mrs . Susan Cross 104 Brown Lab 738-2465 Esquire has a story this United States according to COMMUNICATION Ms . J. Harrinoton 301 Kirkbride Off. Bldo . 7:lll-8041 ' week (December 19 issue) on June 30, 1978 figures. The COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES ·Prof. G. Stutzki 448 Smith Hall . 738-2712 "Fortunate 500," as Esquire ECONOMICS Prof. E.D. Craig 412 Purnell Hall 738-2564 EDUCATION : Currie. & lnstruc. Prof. J.A. Brown 304 Hall Building 738-233 terms it, are the 500 institu Educ. Foundations Prof. L. Mosberg 211 Hall Buildino 738-232· tions which have endowments ENGINEERING Prof. Robert McDonough 137 DuPont Han· 738-2403 exceeding $3 million. ENGL!SH Prof. L.A. Arena 401 Morris Ubrary 738-1168 Delaware is thirtieth on the ENTOMOLOGY Prof. P. Burbutis 205A Ag. Hall 738-2526 list with a recorded endow GEOGRAPHY Prof. E.V. Bunske 2D1 Robinson Hall 738-2294 ment of $102,411,413. GEOLOGY Prof. P.B. Leavens 1D4 Penny Hall 738-2569 HISTORY Prof. G. May 316 Kirkbride Off. Bldg. 738-2189 I· .)'/> Includes: I Don't Wanna Lose You It's a Laugh Melody for a Memory RCn The Last Time Includes: Hang On To Yourself Fame· "Heroes" ncn Station To Station RECO;D SET NEWARK·738~6856 WONDERLAND N. WILM. 475-8928 December 8, 1978 THE REV)EW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK. DEl. Poge3 Do you ever go to Bacchus? WXDR to Pay Clayton Damages The Question What do you like most about it and how can it be improved to by KEN MAMMARELLA that all damages were not maining to the carpet, interest you? WXDR will pay in in caused by the concertgoers, Whitehead said. by DAVE FLOOD and that the station was not The Board will discuss with Review photographer Jay Greene stallments for damages caus ed during the George solely responsible. Security sharing responsibili Thorogood concert at Clayton Board members had also ty for the damages, said Hall on Oct. 19. contested bills of $258 for Whitehead. The guards, whQ "We have the financial carpet cleaning and repair were not trained in crowd resources now to pay close to and $1,682 for carpet replace control, arrived late, said half of the bill," said Ron ment, however the committee Whitehead. Whitehead, chairman of a concluded that these "We have no desire to go WXDR Committee on the bill. assessments were fair. back to Clayton Hall," said The $258 was assessed for Kim Ayers, chairwoman of "I've gone a couple of Exact arrangements for pay ing the bill will be made later, the cost of additional the WXDR board. "It isn't times, but I don't go out to custodial labor, and the $1,682 fair to the fans, to the station, school events. I like to stay in he said. Members of the WXDR was based on "the loss of life to Clayton Hall or the univer the dorm and party.'' Mary of the carpet." WXDR was sity's reputation," said Ann Uniacke, HR/80 Board of Directors had previously disputed the billed for half of value re- Ayers. $2,395-bill because they felt women~ Get Well medical center birth outpatient free abortion . control early detection facility Dawn counseling pregnancy testing (215) 265-1880 Call Collect f}X: R.S. DeKALB PIKE and BOROUGH LINE ROAD "I never go there. This is ; ~ KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 19406 my first semester here and I : don't even know what goes on i there." 1 ShariCohen,AS/82 ~w&~~Pr~~~ILY IMPORTS ~O~ SALE 92 ~-Mom St. (rear) (BehindAbbot"sShoes l1f. New City Parking Lot 731-9182 . V"'lnexpensive Hand-carved wooden boxes from India. Handmade Ecuadorian Dough Ornaments. Handmade Woolen Scarves $8 "No, I don't go there. I and $9. Indian Bedspreads • All designs and don't know if it can be im proved since I don't go sizes. Wallhangings. there." Rich Movelle, AS/81 *NEW SHIPMENT OF STOCKING STUFFERS FROM BOLIVIA ADVERTISEMENT 1 WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25 "I go to Bacchus, when they have shows, never any other In view of the tragic occurences In Guyana a few weeks might see Its tHtlmony of the MLIYing God" and compare It times. Therefore, if they had ago, the following comments are published as 1 call for all of with the testimony of those who sey God Is dead, or does not more shows, I would go there us to put our trust In the LIVING GOD AND HIM ONLY exist. worahlp and servel The spacious firmament on high, With all the blue ethereal more often.'' Down through the ages "fools" have been denying the ex- sky, And spangled heavens, a shining frame, THEIR GREAT Kimberly Y. Wortham, lstence of the Almighty God. One rHult and fruit of this ORIGINAL PROCLAIM: The unwear'd sun, from :lay to day, ' foollshnHsls to produce men who claim to be divine, and DOTH HIS CREATOR'S POWER DISPLAY, AND AS/82 even God. How many kings, rulera, emperors, and others PUBLISHES TO EVERY LAND THE WORK OF AN have claimed devlnlty and demanded worship! ALMIGHTY HAND. The evldencH of the existence of ''The Living God," who Is Soon as evening shadows prevail, THE MOON TAKES UP from Everlasting to Everlasting, having no beginning and no THE WONDROUS TALE, and nightly, to the listening earth, end-(man has not been created with a mind capable of REPEATS THE STORY OF HER BIRTH; WHILE ALL THE underatandlng that which has no beginning nor end)-are STARS THAT ROUND HER BURN, AND ALL THE 1------'i clearly seen, being underatood by the things that are made, PLANETS IN THEIR TURN, CONFIRM THE TIDINGS AS even His eternal power and Godhead; so they are without ex- THEY ROLL, AND SPREAD THE TRUTH FROM POLE TO JCUM," that deny Him. Romans 1:20. POLE. · Over two hundred and fifty yeara ago Joseph Addison wrote wonderfully telling how the created things seen testify What tho' In solemn silence all move round the dark terres HAIR CUTS - PERMS of the unseen Creator and how "The heavens declare the tlal ball? What tho' no ringing voice nor sound, amid the glory of God" and tHtlfy of Him. His words of truth still live radiant orbs be found? In reason's ear they all reJoice, and HENNA · 'and are a1 fresh a1 yHterday's writing and still are preserved utter forth a glorious voice; forever singing as they sh:ne, In hundreds of thousends, yea, probably millions of hymn ''THE HAND THAT MADE US IS DIVINE!" I bookl round about the world, being used and sung by the Hear the testimony of God Almighty t11mself In Psalm 10 ) at Clinic Pri~es true people of God as they worahlp and "praise God from and repeated In Psalm 53:1: ''THE FOOL HAYH SAID IN HIS whom all blessings flow." We quote the hymn words of the HEART, THERE IS NO GOD. THEY ARE CORRUPT, THEY OPEN DAILY & THURS:EYE.~ ' song "The SPfCious firmament on high" In order that you HAVE DONE ABOMINABLE WORKS •.. !" 87 E. Main St. P. 0. BOX 405, DECATUR, GA. 30031 st~Httttl~ uf Newark 737-5100 HAll~ lttiSit;l ADVERTISEMENT Poge4 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. DecemberS, 1978 ~ .. Assertiveness Training (Continued from Pag. 1) again," she explained. After powerful as a result, not in students are most concerned · thinking are all ways in which and describe what you want rehearsing three or four an aggressive way, but in with in learning to be asser- ' individuals can become tQdO. times, the individual will be terms of feeling self tive. But Wilson said that men , stronger and more assertive, The result qf a person going comfortable, and ready to re confident, she suggested. generally need to express she stated. But some people down that sequence of ques enter a life-situation to apply If you're assertive, you their feelings, while women need to talk to an objective tions, she said, is that the in the training. won't necessarily get what need to think clearly and ex- source and get support for the dividual will feel resolveq. Assertiveness training de you want though, Wilson press logically. changes they might have Students may sign-UQ or sensitizes fear that a certain agreed. People are often Training at the Counseling made in their behavior. call the center for asser behavior is not proper, or has shocked and disappointed as Center is not the or_tly method Support groups have been tiveness training workshops. the other person in mind, a result of this misconception. to learn assertiveness. criticized by many as The sessions are usually of Wilson said. There are no specific cam Religion, friendships, strong creating a dependence for in fered twice during the People begin to feel more pus trends in areas which family ties, reading and dividuals. Wilson countered, semester and offer two if you can comfortably follow-up sessions to check manage alone, do it. But progress and give support. there's nothing wrong with One student commented, getting support. The key is "My roommate participated whether you get what you in an assertiveness training want. workshop. instead of merely The workshops try to teach learbing to assert herself she people how to analyze a situa became rude and paranoid. tion by making use of a Another student said, "I checksheet based on a for understand what I need and mula for clear thinking: what I want now, since I took describe a situation, describe assertiveness training. 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Main St./Newark/(302) 453-1123 December 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL DANCE - International Folk Danc RADIO PROGRAM - "Going LECTURE - "Frans Van Mieris ON STAGE- - Swarthmore College ing. 8 p.m. Hartshorn Gym. Sponsored Hollywood." Clark Gable, Dean and the Development of Dutch Genre Chorus. J.S. Bach's "Magnificat" and by Folk Dance Club. Last session until Martin-Jerry Lewis Show w/Lucille Painting." Otto Naumann ' of Yale "The Shepherds' Play." 8:15 p.m. second semester. Call366-9230. Ball, Eddie Cantor Show. 7:15-9 p.m. University. 5 p.m. 202 Old College. Lang Concert Hall. Tickets required. COLLOQUIUM - Professor WXDR. Spons,ored by Art History Depart EXHIBITION - Through Dec. 20. FILM- "Fun With Dick and Jane." .Reuven Rubenstein, Department of 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m., midnight. 140 RADIO PROGRAM - Chicago ment.Free. Prints by Alex Katz. Florence Wilcox Business Administration, University Symphony playing Mendelssohn. MEETING - American Studies Gallery in Parrish Commons. Swar Smith. $1 with I. D. Sponsored by SPA. of Illinois will speak on "Optimization ON STAGE - University Stage Noon-2:30p.m. WXDR. Club. Christmas Get-together. 4 p.m. thmore College. by Smoothed Functionals." 3 p.m. to 4 French House, 189 W. Main Street. EXHIBITION - Through Dec. 22. Band. 8:15p.m. Loudis Recital Hall, p.m. Rm. 209, Kirkbride Office Amy E. duPont Music Building. Free. Refreshments. All welcome. "Literary Portraits," engravings by Building. Refreshments, 4 p.m., Roo~ Sidney Chafetz. Lobby of McCabe ON STAGE - lOth Annual Interna 536. tional Christmas Carol Songfest. 7~30 Library. Swarthmore College. p.m. Clayton Hall Auditorium. Spon EXHIBITION - Through Dec. 22. sored by the Cosmopolitan Club and "Roots," award-winning exhibit on International Center. Free. ANd ••• tree roots. Lobby of the Lang Music MEAL - Friday Feast. 6 p.m. SATuRdAy FILM- "Foul Play." Castle Mall Building. Swarthmore College. EXHIBITION ..:__ Through Jan. 4. United Campus Ministry, 20 Orchard FILM-..., "Smokey,and the Bandit."· King. 1 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:20p.m. $1. Road. $1.50. Call368-3643. 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m., midnight, 140 PG. · Sculptures by George Greenamyer. MEAL - Dinner Meeting with elec Smith. 8:15, in 100 Kirkbride Hall. $1 FILM - "The Revenge of the Pink Delaware Art Museum Downtown tions and Christmas Caroling. 6 p.m. with I.D. Sponsored by SPA. Panther." Castle Mall Queen. 1 p.m., Gallery. 10 to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. LSA l:louse, 247 Haines Street. Spon EXCURSION - Ski Trip. Depar 7:15p.m., 9:20p.m. $1. PG. sored by Lutheran Student Associa ture, 5:30 a.m. Student Center Park · EXHIBITION - Through Dec. 15. tion. ing Lot. Sponsored by the University FILM - "Grease." Chestnut Hill I. "Mexican Paintings. " Minority GATHERING- JAM 7:29p.m. Col of Delaware's Ski Club. Please be on MEETING- Gay-Student Union. 8 7 p.m., 9 p.m. Friday & Saturday. 7 Center Gallery. lins Room, Student Center. Sponsored time. 738-7971. p.m. 201 Hartshorn Gym. Coffee after p.m. Sunday - Thursday. 1:30 p.m. EXHIBITION - "Cad Sandburg, 1878-1967." Through Dec. 15. Morris by Campus Crusade for Christ. NOTICE - Bicycle Auction. wards. Everyone Welcome. 7~8-8066. Sunday.PG. Christmas songs will be sung along Backyard of 28 W. Delaware Ave. MEETING - Christmas Get FILM - "The Sound of Music." Library Mafn Lobby. , with a talk on "Trusting Jesus with 10:30 a.m. Sat., Dec. 9. Sponsored by together. 4 p.m. French House, 189 W. , Chestnut Hill II. 7:45 p.m. nightly. 1 EXHIBITION - "Holiday Show our Concerns, Studies, Finances, Security. Main St. Refreshments. All Welcome. p.m. Sunday. G. '78." Through Dec. 16. Clayton Hall. Etc.!" Sponsored by ·the American Studies FILM - "Girlfriends." Cinema EXHIBITION - "University GATHERING ~ Inter-Varsity Club. Center. 7 p.m., 9 p.m. nightly. 2 p.m. Authors." Through Dec. 17. Morris Christian Fellowship. 7 p.m. Ewing Sunday.PG. Library. Rm., Student Center. SuNdAy FILM - "Heaven Can Wait." EXHIBITION - "Ceramics." Triangle Mall -1. 7:15p.m., 9:20p.m. . Through Dec. 12. Student Center GATHERING - Christmas Carol FILM - "Padre, Padrone." 7:30 $1. PG. · Gallery. ing. 8:30 p.m. Ewing Rm., Student p.m. 140 Smith. Free with I.D. Spon- FILM - "Last Waltz." Triangle EXHIBITION - "A Galaxy of Gala Center. Sponsored by Navigators, sored by SPA. · Mallll. 7:15p.m., 9:20p.m. $1. PG. Galleries." Exhibit and sale of crafts, Campus Crusade for Christ, Inter ON STAGE - Christmas music FILM- "From Here to Eternity." ON STAGE- "Godspell." 8:15p.m. prints, photos, and drawings. Dec. 9 Varsity Christian Fellowship, presented by University Chorus. 8:15 7:30 p.m. 140 Smith. Free with I.D. Friday, Saturday, and Monday. 2:30 between 10 and 4 p.m. Dec. 11 - 14 bet Charismatic Christian Fellowship, p.m. Loudis Recital Hall, Amy E. du Sponsored by SPA. p.m. Sunday. Thomas More Oratory. ween 1 and 4 p.m. Gallery 20, 20 Or and Baptist Student Union. All Pont Music Building. Free. LECTURE- "Moral Dimensions of Sponsored by Eutopian Players. Cost: chard Road, and Janvier Gallery, 56 students invited to join us. ON STAGE - Student Recital. Genetic Research and Cloning." $1. Call368-4728. Delaware Ave. Call368-3643. Refreshments following. Joseph Bradley, baritone. 3 p.m. · Richard Goldsby, author of "Race and ON STAGE .- "The Snow Queen." EXHIBITION - Student Ceramics MEETING- Ski Club Happy Hour. Loudis Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Races." 7:30p.m. Clayton Hall. Spon Dec. 8, 9, and 10 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 9 S,ale. Dec. 8 and 9. 10 to 4 p.m. Gallery 4 to 6 p.m. Pencader Commons I. All Music Building. Free. Sponsored by sored by the University Honors Pro- and 10 at 2 p.m. Mitchell Hall. Cost: 20. Sponsored by United Campus skiers invited. Call 738-1471. the Dept. of Music. gram. • $3, $2 students, and $1 with I.D. Ministry. Call31!_8-3643. retrospect retrospect related 1960 Supreme Court decision rays are coming from. Speculation of No Warrant to Search that said persons could challenge the Venus Catches Rays the sources are black holes, quasars, Automobile passengers have no legality of a search if evidence un Pioneer Venus 1 is on its way to a dense star concentration, or legal right to challenge a police covered by it leads to criminal solving the source of the bursts of something completely unexpected. search of the car or resulting seizure charges against them. gamma rays in deep space. If the location of the bursts is of evidence, ruled the Sup~eme Court The new ruling also applies to per Through a technique called around the same type of object Tuesday. sons borrowing and operating a triangulation, scientists believe that several times, then that will be con This decision narrows tQe effect of a friend's car. they can detect where the gamma sidered the gamma ray source. Campus· Briefs Campus Briefs Hodukavich Gives Benefit learn about state agencies. The program includes Buxtehude's funds from anonymous, private Exhibits, demonstrations set up to "Magnificat" and Britten's "A donors,, said Trabant. They will be Tom Hodukavich and special friend ' Ceremony of Carols" featuring pro renewable for three years and are ex will be giving a benefit concert spon convey activities of each agency, and displays will be located in the lobby of fessional harpist Walter Pfeil of pected to continue past this year with sored by WXDR on Tuesday, Dec. 12 Philadelphia. funding from other private sources. at 8 p.m. at Daughtery Hall. · State Office Building, 820 North Tickets are $2.50 and will be sold at French St., Wilmington. Santa Claus Interested students should apply the door. will greet guests and carolers will Freshman Awards Offered through the normal admissions pro sing. President E.A. Trabant announced gram by obtaining a President's Citizens Be Aware Tuesday that 25 $500 awards ,for in Achievement Award aJ)lmcatio om Governor---flu · Pont will proclaim Chorus Carols coming freshmen with high academic the University Admissions offi e or a ''Citizen Awareness Week'' The University Chorus is presenting and leadership achievement will be high school guidance counselor. December 11 to 15. Ceremonies will a free public program of Christmas available next fall. start December 13 at 10 a.m. and are music on Sunday, December lOth, at The new President's Achievement Application deadline is Mar. 1; ap designed to enable Delawareans to 8:15p.m. in Loudis Recital Hall. Awards will be made possible with plicants will be notified by April!. BANNER OpTiCAl ·COMpANY CONTAO LENSES LOUNGE COMPLElE EYEGLASS SERVICES LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CATAAAO EYEGLASSES TUES.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT. LOW VISION AIDS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT TUES. & THURS. FEATURE This week dance to the sounds of \ 40 C: ·DRAUGHTS "BLUE MEANIES" 18 HAINES STREET. NEWARK. ----PHONE: 068-4004 ---- Located '12 mile West on Rt. 40 from Newark-Elkton Rd. PHONE (301) 398-4442 Now comes-Millet-time. ~ (----- 1 ' - ' " 1977 Mtller Brewing Co . Milwaukee. Wis. December 8 , 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. Page7 Senate Responds to Trustees; ~ ~~~~~~~~ Defines Faculty Responsibilities 1 b~eo~~!:~a~~rs by DIANE BACHA indicate that he/she is not an resolutions in the proposal at Faculty Senate President institutional spokesperson." consisted of guidelines based THOMAS MO. RE ORATORY Ralph E. Kleinman told the Finner said that his com- on an evaluation of tpe FHP Senate last Monday that "we mittee added comments on drawn up by the Adjunct 45 Lovett Ave., Newark have a mandate, a respon- faculty responsibility in Academic Affairs committee sibility... to be prepared and .response to the Board's re- thissprinJ(andswnmer. Dec 8 9 10 11 8·15 p m bring up pertinent issues" to . quest when it returned the Director of the Honors Pro- • --- • • • the Board of Trustees. previous version. "Inter- gram Donald Harward was Ad 1 1 His comment at the pretive comments" based on present at the meeting to m SS on: $1.00 meeting was in response to the legal commentary of the answer questions raised the Board's rejection last American Association of about the proposal. Dr. Mark Saturday of the Senate's pro- University Professors were Shamoff asked Harward how posal for direct access to the deleted, also at the request of the program's physical struc- Board. the Board. ture could "maintain a sense Kleitlman added that in re- Finner feels that the state- of identity" for FHP students, jecting the proposal, "the ment passed by the Senate is taking into consideration its SPECIAL! board made it very clear that "the strongest statement that appeal for recruitment. the role of the faculty at the the university has had." Shamoff also questioned committee meetings is one of Campbell, who met with the feasibility of extending SPRING BREAK full participation" and en- Finner's committee, agreed FHP courses to other couraged senators to take ad- that "it's a good statement." freshman, as proposed, while vantage of this role. He said that both he and the · maintaining their quality and "There is a mechanism and president endorse the present avoiding extended teaching TOURS revision. commitments. a. n opportunity" for faculty AcademiC · F ree d om has Before Harward could mput. through the Board com- b een a sensttlve· · issue since fi.nish addressing the ques- mtttee meetings, said Pro- the 1977 A umi1 ler case when twns the meeting was ad- \ ~\\t\~ vost Leon Campbell. Two sat'd F'mner, ...1t b ecame clear' journed, with the understan- ~teevot in the faculty members and two tha t th e (present) Academic ding that the discusst'on would . students are invited to each F ree d om statement was not be taken up at next month's meeting, but "the degree of s u ff1c1en' · tly protective of meeting. · - BAHAMAS participation varies from faculty." committee to committee , he Final approval of the 4 Night Charter Vacation said. ' At the meeting, president Master of Fine Arts degree E.A. Trabailt reasserted the and provisional approval of A revised Faculty Hand- ad · · t t· • b mtms ra 10n s endorse- an MBA/MA degree 1·n ook Statement on Academic ment o f t h e f ormer proposal. Economics were passed. The .March 26-30, 1979 F reedom was passed and N d · · will be submitted t~ the o ectswn was made con- Senate also voted in favor of a cerning a six-part proposal recommendation for the Education and Training Com- rt · · t h From Only $ 2 24.00 per person mittee of the Board. pe ammg o t e Freshman restructuring of the College of Honors Program (FHP). The Education. Drawn up by an ad hoc committee chaired by •••••••••••••••••••••• •. Tour Includes: Stephen Finner, the state- I WINTER SESSION • air fare, accommodations at mentis a revised version of • International Study Course • the Bahamas Princess Hotel three previous proposals re- 1 • jected by the Board. 1 in Mexico Taxes & Baggage Handling' The proposed clause states 1 . . Dep.a.rting January 4, 1 979 ... that the teacher "should be 1 free from institutional cen- I Tnp me udes VISits to cultural. historical, educational .. sorship or discipline," and is I and archeological points of interest in Mexico City and .. entitled to "full freedom in I elsew~ere: Cuern~vaca , Queretaro, San Miguel, .. the classroom." It includes 1 Glana1~to, GuadalaJara, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo ... comments on faculty respon- 1 Approx1mate cost: $750. For further information call .. FLORIDA sibility, stating that teachers • Dr. Marvin Brams, 303 C Willard Hall . Ext. 2413. Ft. 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STUDENT CENTER PROGRAMS •NOW •NITELY AT Room 252 738-1296 SHOWING! 7&9P.M. MAT. SUN. 2 P.M. PageS THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL December 8, 1978 roo--Editorial------Our Man Hoppe. By Arthur Hoppe S.O.S. Really Works The Tart Look Peace reigns! The latest War between the Sexes is all The Support Group for Victims of Sexual women who knew their rapist. but over. And, as usual, sex won. Offenses (S.O.S.) released statistics on Ropes occur between boyfriend and The reason I know all this is that my favorite liberated woman, Cassandra McFurth, wobbled past me at a rope occuronces for the first time this girlfriend and acquaintances and do not CJII cocktail party on a pair of five-inch-high spike heels. week. Twenty-six ropes were reported to necessarily occur in the "man behind the "Cassie," I said, tapping her bare shoulder, " is that the group during the lost two years. bushes scene." So what that means is, really you?" ~ We commend S.O.S. for opening up their generally, some pervert isn't going to be "Don't shove," she said, a trace of panic in her voice. records, not to justify their existence, but attacking in the majority of cases. A rapist "This is the first time I've soloed in these things." _ to make the campus and surrounding com is usually the guy you met at the local pub "They shouldn't send kids like you up in crates like munity aware that rope occurs. We hope or, that friend of a friend. those," I said sympathetically. " But why are you doing through that awareness, women will toke S.O.S. suggests that you take core in it?" more precautions in their doily routines. ·who you let into your room. Be sure you "Speaking as a totally liberated woman," said Cas'sie know on exit. We hope that the community with dignity, •'I'll damn well wear anything I want to.'' Notional trends emphasize that rope is a I nodded. " And they do make your legs look even pret crime on the upswing. The suggestion has and campus support and attend S.O.S. pro tier,'' I said gallantly. been mode that women ore now more will grams for additional information. Her eyelashes fluttered. "Do you really think so?" she ing to admit that they hove been roped, We urge women who hove been sexually asked. - thc:11:'1ks to support groups like S.O.S. harassed to communicate with S.O.S. Not When I assured her this was true, she confided that Newark Police statistics show that less only so they con help themselves, but also five-inch-high spike heels were part and parcel of the than half of the rapes which were reported so that they may help the rest of the com latest mode in women's fashions. It's called "The Tart to S.O.S. were officially reported to them. munity to deal more effectively with this Look.'' The majority of ropes which occurred, most violent of crimes. "The what?" I said. according to S.O.S. statistics, dealt with LB. "There's a world wide run on cheap sequins," she said. "Imitation feathers are big, along with slit skirts, plung ing necklines and the most expensive of sleazy ac ======Readers Respond_======cessories." "But since time immemorial," I protested, "fashionable women have spent small and large fortunes CAISA Defends Demonstration on tasteful clothes -their worst fear being that someone To the Editor: pperates in South Africa and could be admitted. Mr. Brown might mistake them for a lady of the eyening." I would like to correct and supports the racist regime refused. "And this season," Cassie agreed, "they are spending clarify several points made in there by paying its taxes. small and large fortunes in hopes someone will.'' your editorial on Dec. 5, Second, in response to Mr. Two weeks later CAISA I shook my head. "You mean to say the new arbiters of "CAISA Fails Test During Doney's charge in his letter sent a letter to Mr. Brown, · haute couture are those young ladies I see in hot pants Demonstration.'' entitled, "CAISA Was Way Mr. Harrison, and The and whatnot when my bus passes through the First, the demonstrators Off," he has obviously not . Review, challenging the ad Tenderloin?" did not block Irving Shapiro's been reading The Review. To ministration to explain their "Well," said Cassie cautiously, "some of them may be path. Indeed, he stopped to wit: we have addressed the position, why they had refus ahead of their time." argue with us over DuPont's proper people in our attempts ed to answer our appeals, and "Then let me pay you the highest possible compliment investments (or lack thereof, at divestiture. We approach to call for a public debate in my power to bestow," I said. "Cassie, you really look as he claims) in South Africa. ed: Rick Sline, assistant with the administration over like a $10 hooker tonight." The "book in the library" Dean of Students, who sent us divestiture. We were again "Thanks,"·she said simply. "I needed that. Trying to which you referred to is the to Raymond Eddy, Dean of refused, and our appeals went keep upright on these heels really undermines a person's "Directory of American Students; to John Worthen, unanswered. feelings of stability.'' Firms Operating Oversea~" V.P. of Student Affairs and "But, as a liberated woman... " (seep. 1357). Anyone wishing Administration; to Wallace Third, CAISA did not "If I fall off and break my leg, I'll pay my own medical to contact the Du Pont Nagle, Assistant Treasurer choose a "hostility provoking bills." "development manager" in for Investment; and finally, approach" to the Board of "I know," I said. "But in that get-up, you're deliberate South Africa can write to: to J. Robert Harrison, Trustees at their. meeting, ly asking men to look upon you not only as a sex object, J.P. Hood, 13 Eton Park, Treasurer of the university. contrary to Mr. Bailey's ac but as a professional sex object.'' Rudd Rd., Sandhurst, Johan cusations. We sinlply appeal She .frowned. "As a liberated woman, my goal in life is nesburg, South Africa. Fur Mr. Harrison informed us ed directly to the Board dur to win the respect of men for my intelligence and abili :hermore, a June 1978 UN that Mr. Brown, chairman of ing its call for "miscellaneous ty." iocument entitled "Invest the Board's finance commit business," at which time we ''I'll always respect you, Cassie," I said quickly. nent in Apartheid" lists Du tee, did not want divestiture were again refused recogni- · "That," she said, a dreamy look in her eye, "and the Pont as having investments on the Committee's agenda tion. opportunity just once to say no to Robert Redford.'' n South Africa. and did not want a written I thought about this the next morning while I was shav Mr. Shapiro is either misin statement of CAISA's position Finally, we call on all ing. It seems to me that more and more liberated women 'ormed (which would be for Finance Committee members of the university are coming out of the closet in sexier clothes, I thought as 1mazing! ) , suffering from persons. community, especially the I splashed on my after-shaving lotion. :orporate amnesia, or prone At the October 24 meeting Faculty Senate and the UDCC Look at Bella Abzug, I thought as I carefully combed tot to tell the truth in front of of _the Finance Committee, to support our cause and to my slightly-thinning hair. Just the other day, she posed arge, critical audiences. In two representatives of CAISA join us in an attempt to gain for photographers in a bathing suit after she lost 45 my case CAISA stands by its went there and asked through access and dialogue directly pounds. .negations that Du Pont their student rep. if they with the Board of Trustees. Yes, sir, I thought with a certain measure of delight as Michael J. Mayo I cautiously selected a tie neither too wide nor too nar Chairman, row, liberated women have at last achieved true equali Executive ty. Committee, When it comes to wishing to be viewed as sex objects, CAISA they're no more rational than we men are. · (Copyright Chronicle Publishing Co.1978) ol. 102 , No. 26 Friday, December 8, 1978 AI Mascitti .arkOdren editor Valerie Helmbreck. 0""9ing Editor Executive Editor .an 8. Kravitz O.boroh Ann Burvchion .------G nlnen Monoger Advertising Director dmlniatrotlve News ...... •...... •...... •...... •...... •. •....•.....•...... Tom Conner epart~tol News ...... ••••....••. . . . •...... •...... lorraine Bowers E~:~~: :E~,;~; :.::.::.:::: .:: :::.:.:.::::.:.:::.:.::.::.::.:.:.:.:: .:::::.::.:: .::: ...... J~ .. ~·~E:~E;~ >Orta Editor ...... •.....•...... ••• , .. , , . , . ... • ...... David Hughea rta...... •...... • ...... • ...... •....• • •••. , .. .. . • Ken Mamrnorella lusic ..•...... •..... 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Morit Richter Published twice WHkly during the acod.mlc year and once wHkly during Winter Session bY the stu- ent body of the University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, 19711 . Editorial and buainess aHices located at 8-1 Student Center. Phone numbers: 738-2nl. 738-2n2, 738- n•. Buslneu hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. December 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWA~K. DEL Poge9 =====More Readers Respond==== In Defense of South Mrica To the editor: With all these economic Africa. COMPUTERIZED One of the most tragic en benefits, the "exploited" So why the desire to destroy deavors in recent American blacks in South Africa own South Mrica like so many foreign policy follows the more automobiles than do all countries before them? First Typing Ser~ice usual path of betraying our the inhabitants of the Soviet of all, the area contains many friends and aiding their Union. vital minerals and the Soviets enemies. Once again, the What about the much talk want it. In addition, if Russia United States federal govern ed about apartheid? It has could control the shipping Word Processing Service • Phone: 654-8788 ment and the Soviet Union been rapidly abandoned in re around the Cape of Good are allied in an effort to cent years as public facilities Hope it could drive much of • Manuscripts • Manuals & Lengthy Texts destroy the governments of have been desegregated and the West to its knees. Yet the • Confidential • Fast Service South Africa (referring to thousands of "Whites Only" United States is supporting both · Rhodesia and the signs are gone from places this insane plot to sack South 901 Washington Street • ~lilmington, DE 19801 Republic of South Mrica). like elevators and beaches. In Mrica, an important ally. The "liberal" mass media in South Mrica, a couple of Several international finan the United States has helped areas the size of Maryland ciers and various other In by painting a false picture of have been given to the blacks siders, who are running this South Mrica's being a police with complete independence. country for President Carter, state in which the blacks and It is impossible to describe want to build a "New World STRIKE UP other minorities must be all the benefits of the blacks Order" with themselves at granted permission to even in a short space, but the bot the top, and South Africa with THE breathe. At the same time, tom line is that the blacks its gold deposits is in their pro-Marxist Andy Young realize they have life much way. Carter knows which side PRESERVATION glorifies Communist ter better in South Africa than do his bread is buttered on, pro rorists in this region like blacks in most of the world. If vided he can maintain con HALL JAZZ BAND! Mugabwe and Nkomo, but they didn't like it, they could cealment of his motives from leave freely. There aren't any It chers who along with their the American people. is PRESERVATION HALL fellow henchmen enjoy killing machine guns or barbed wire time to see through the con JAZZ BAND little children in schoolbuses waiting for them at the spiracy and stop it in its NEW ORLEANS· VOLUME 1 and cutting the ears off peo border like in Communist tracks, or as too many people including: ple. countries. In fact, blacks around the world have Tiger Rag/Bill Bailey/His Eye Is On The Sparrow from Mozambique and Zam already found out, it will Memories/Panama/and more Just how "oppressive" are bia are desperate.ly trying to regrettably be too late. the governments of South KenEdnie Mrica toward minorities? enter "repressive" South The facts tell the story one won't hear from the Carter Administration or the mass media. Modern hospitals have been constructed for the ·Qyjfem6 blac,ks and medical fees are nominal or waived altogether /~ M 34549 if the person is unable to pay. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band are as terrific on record as they are in ~~ concert. Listen to them recreate the The whites have drilled if the sound gets you up classic masterworks of JaZz on thousands of easily accessible but the prices ~et you down Columbia Masterworks. where they wells as a source of pure belong. water for the natives. Bet CALL THE PROFESSIONALS ween 1972 and 1976, the "P.reservation Hall Jazz Band, average real earnings of non New Orleans-Val. I!' whites rose 36% while the at 322-1001 On Columbia Masterworks whites' earnings rose just 2%. Records and Tapes. On top of all this, the blacks t • can buy a four-room brick .. house for 10% of their income. Also, they receive subsidized ~--< ~~... public transportation and their children's education is free. The blacks have 91.5% of their school-age children in school while their income SPA taxes are .008 that of whites. Clarification MUSICAL EVENTS COMMinEE I In the Board of Trustees story on page one (The DOUBLE HEADER W-EEKEN.D ·' . ... :~·· Review, Dec. 5, 1978), Irving Shapiro lead the move to Featuring table an Executive Commit tee rejection of a Faculty EDDIE MONEY Senate proposal and not the BILL HAYMES "BABY HOLD ON" . proposal itself. 11THE· ARKANSAS TRAVELER" "TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE" W/FANTASTIC FOLK & TRAVEL ... EARN MONEY \Nith ... EARN A FREE TRIP ... TALL TALES AND SPECIAl GUESTS rt 8.2!To.~2~:hJ MIKE HUMMEL SUNDAY, during the Spring "Someone New Under the Sun" DEC. 10th Be a Campus Representative for New England's largest and highest . 8:00p.m. Commission Paying Agency. 1n Interested students, write s,.oo~/ $5.50 students GARBER TRAVEL, 1406 Beacon Street BACCHUS \.0· $7.50 others Brookline, MA 02146 8~30 p.N\· or call (617) 734-2100 collect FRIDAY, DEC. 8 person-to-person to Stuart J. LAST CHANCE FOR ADVANCE TltKETS Chason. Evenings call (617) 232-3322. REFRESHMENTS ARE AVAILABLE Today at Rm. 100 S.C. 12:00-4:30 p.m. Page 10 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. ==inner vie-w-======'Forget the Grade, Forget the Money' for the people in the department, and •The general look of Mitchell Hall by KEN MAMMAREllA I think that they deserve a bright was improved with upgraded signs, a "If in any way I've contributed at future," he said. For reasons that repainted box office and a refresh all to the quality of theatre here - Stoner cannot fathom, the picture is menttable. forget the grade, forget the money - rosy. •Auditions this September had the that will make it all worthwhile," said "The atmosphere, enthusiasm, self largest number of people trying out Patrick Stoner, manager of univ~rsi image and morale have improved," the department ever had. tytheatre. he said, "but it would be the fur •"The Snow Queen," the fantasy Stoner, a doctoral student from the therest from the truth to say that I am that premiered last night in Mitchell City University of New York has the the cause of it." But Stoner has Hall will be the subject of two half unenviable duty of being the suc engineered some· changes and par hour programs on Channel12. cessor to Richard Aumiller - the ticipated in others that have bettered •Attendance at "Annie Get Your i skilled director whose dismissal and the department. Gun" in October almost equaled the j the ensuing legal battles enervated •Public relations and personal con attendance for all five of last season's : the theatre department. tact with administrators and the productions. "Times haven't been always easy media have increased. "But you can't spend too much time tal~ing about statistics," Stoner said. "We must be judged in our relation- Newark Ral·ses E. lectri·c Rates . ship to the community as a whole. "Theatre doesn't happen in a increase for five months. · vacuum. We must have the support of by DAVE FLOOD Martin said the city would demand the faculty, the community and the Electricity rates for Newark have a hearing before the commission to students. increased 21 per cent beginning try to stop the increase, but added · "Judging by this season alone, the December 1. that the "hearing would begin department fully intended to take into The increase was announced at the sometime in the spring and can take ..- account audience interest. They don't Newark City Council meeting o( Nov. up to two to three years. And other in- have to love everything we do, but 27 by city Finance Director Albert creases are possible within that time. tbey have to care about theatre for its Martin. Last Monday, Martin said the It gets more confusing every year - variety as a continuing institution. increase reflected a 28 per cent, or the paperwork is unbelievable." " You cannot survive going from $1.5 million, increase which Delmar The rate for the University of show to show," he said. Therefore va Power and Light (DP&L) has im Delaware has only increased 20 per they have reinstituted season tickets posed upon the city. Newark buys cent since it is a large user of elec- sales. electricity wholesale from the utility tricity and receives a slightly lower Stoner wants to expand the number and resells it to its city customers. base rate than average households. of university productions, exchange Newark was first notified about the Councilman William M. Coverdale plays with other colleges and offer increase last March when DP&L filed recommended at the meeting that professional touring productions for it to be effective on July 1, 1978. local electricity users be refunded for here. He also dreams of having pro The Federal Energy Regulatory Com the rate increases if the city is sue- fessional actors in the cast with mission intervened and suspended the cessful in challenging them. university students. -- so! , . HO· RAINBOW HAS THE ·BEST HOLIDAY PRICES IN NEWARK. eapkll.• GRAINERY STATION 100 ELKTON ROAD 368-7738 Dece.mber 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL Page 11 ==etcetera======~=== Lee E,:~E,Io:~l.f.~r:~!~s of Universe, Life Possibility There may be "two million spoke to the capacity ~ro~d Mars, we can see ourselves as according to "Lee's ~w of o.f . mass in. sp~ce exploded, advanced technological on the "Existence of Life in t~;~~glei~~ 1 ~f~so~~~~t~as .Large Number~·- all ftrmggala~nesmtothenewly civilizations" in our galaxy, if Other Parts of the Universi- P ~ g . . numbers over one mllhon are created universe. th 1 t . l t , Lee then discussed the V1k- the same. Throughout the year he describede comp in B.ex Gentry eq ua Lee's Ion .Y· "Ever tim ing Pro]'ect ·. 0. n a f'u~ancta · 1 0 n a sctentlflc· · · level, large traced the development of' the lecture Monday night at another Y lane~ w:e g~ea:~ lev~l, the Vtkmg landm~ on ~uantities of water, nitrogen Earth. To show how yQung Clayton Hall is accurate someth' p b t' th E rth , Mars cost every American m the atmosphere, and science and technology are Lee, currently the director· · . said Lemg "H a ou. e d a d ' $4 ·75 - he .broke . the cost sub s t ances m· th e so1'1 w h'1c h Lee sa1d· that they d1d· not take' e. avmg 1an e on down to that f1gure because, would allow life were found place until the last second on on Mars through the Viking New Year's Eve. "In the l~nding, but no recognizable history books, our time will l~fe was, disc?vered. "~ci~n- be marked by the beginning tlsts don t beheve there 1s hfe of the exploration of space " · on Mars, but some people still said Lee. ' do," s~id ~ee. . "All human history will Lee mv_Ited _the ~udt~nce to change if we get a signal from take a tnp wit~ ~!m to get another planet," said Lee. some pe~spectlve on space According to Lee, the e~ploratw_n. He . measured message will be through a d1~tances m space m..terms ?f mathematical code, a form of tnps ~o. the ~oon. Mars ts "transcultural" communica- 100 mllhon miles away, or 400 tion trips to the moon," Lee_ said, L~e is co-author of Man and He spok~ qf the most d1_sta':t the Cosmos, which will be planets an~ other galaxt~s m produced as a 13-week televi terms. of hght years, miles, sion science series by the and t~Ips t? the moon. Public Broadcasting System Usmg shdes, Lee presented in 1980. His lecture was part the. development of the of the Honors Program's ?.mve_rse . throu~h t _he "The Use and Abuse of Cosmtc Calendar, wh1ch Reason and Science.,, compares stages of growth to On science and the media, the_ days of . one y~ar. He ex~ Lee S All of the Turks are made to look not only mean and stupid, but malicious, filthy, and revengeful. The film seems to exaggerate Turkish violence. There are a lot of beatings and fights in it, but they are seen in grotesque detail only a few times. See ing the prisoners dragged from the torture room is evidence enough. The movie is fast-paced, but the terrifying scenes of Hayes' suffering are im printed so clearly that the au dience can almost suffer through those five years with him. The story is obviously one worth telling. As the movie ends, the screen reads that 43 days after this movie was shown to an international group of film directors and journalists, negotiations for prisoner exchange between the United States and Turkey began. In a film clip on television 1 a few weeks ago, Hayes was interviewed about his ex perience and how he feels about it today. Not until I had seen the movie did I unders tand the fUll import of his words: "I'm free, I'm young, and I'm alive." "Midnight Express" is now playing at the Eric 3 Tri-state Mall, on Naamans Road in Claymont, Del. UNIVER$ HONORS PROGRAM presents RICHARD GOLDSBY Professor in '.l 0 tr Biochemistry, Univ. of Maryland on Genetic Research and Cloning: The Moral Dimensions MONDAy I DEC. 11 If you're a little bored that comes to you live LECTURE 7:30 P.M. with every New Year's from New Orleans. By Clayton Hall Eve turning out like radio. Just check your every other New Year's local listing for the time _This program is Eve, we've got some and station. sponsored in part really good news for you. Then pick up some by It's called the Pabst-Marshdll Tucker Blue Ribbon. And have DELAWARE New Year's Eve Party. It's a real hand yourself the best New Year's you've v HUMANITIES clapping, foot-stomping rock concert had in years. FORUM \ All Lectures FREE THE PABST-MARSHALL TUCKER NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY and Open to the Public < l97R PABST BRFWING COMPANY Molw•lukee Peono Heoghls New.ork Los Angeles Pobsl Georgoo ...... * ...... December 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. Page 13 Big Brothers Can Provide Child's' Missing Link' by DAN HORGAN not as important as the in- Chuck on duty with me to the Chakwin, a senior Criminal Parents "adopt" a Big teraction between the adult station," Chakwin said. Justice major, emphasized Brother for their children on Six Newark youths have and child, Leek emphasized. Chakwin is a Community Ser- the role Big Brothers play in a strictly voluntary basis. gained companions recently "Big Brothers' main func- vice officer with the Newark guiding their Little Brothers "We've had a good response thanks to members of Phi tion is to provide companion- Police. in a non-authoritarian way. so far from the parents of the Kappa Tau and Alpha Tau ship· and attention for the "Big Brothers can provide kids," said Leek. Those who Omega fraternities who have children they are matched the missing link in a kid's wish to become Big Brothers become their ''Big Brothers.'' with," Leek said. life" when the child has only or Sisters must submit per- The National Big Becoming a Big Brother his peers to turn to for sonal references and are Brothers/Big Sisters pro does not necessarily require a models, Chakwin said. screened through personal in- gram consists of volunteers great deal of time from the Phi Kappa Tau member terviews with the Big who provide adult compa volunt~er, according to Leek. Mike Trenery, a senior Civil Brothers staff. nionship for children between "We recommend that Big Engineering major, said he The only real problem fac- the ages of 7 and 17 from Brothers spend at least a half sometimes plays baseball ing the Big Brothers program single-parent families. a day a week with their mat- with his Little Brother Dean, is a lack of volunteers, ac- The fraternity members ches," Leek said. 10, near the fraternity. cording to Leek. There are have joined Big Brothers as Five of the six students who "Sometimes we just go out currently 25 children on the part of an effort by the pro have been paired with Little for ice cream," '}:'renery said. Big Brothers/Big Sisters gram's Newark branch to Brothers are members of Phi Trenery, who worked as a waiting list for the Newark establish the Big Kappa Tau fraternity. The . volunteer with an orphanage, area alone, and the number of Brothers/Big Sisters pro other Big Brother is a emphasized that "treating or una s sign e d chi 1 d r en gram on campus, according member of Alpha Tau Orne- buying my Little Brother statewide is 350, mostly to Karen Leek, head of the ga fraternity. No female things is not as important as boys. Big Brothers Newark office students have become Big developing a relationship Leek said that 'at the last on E. Delaware Avenue. Sisters yet, Leek said. with him.'~ organizational meeting of Big Volunteers' activities with John Chakwin, a member Trenery and Chakwin said Brothers there were 15 pro- their Little Brothers or of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, they "get along well" with spective volunteers from the Sisters range from attending said his activities with his 16- their Little Brothers parents, student body, but that some of a movie or sporting event to year-old Little Brother vary. ' which makes their relation- those will probably not simply studying together. "Sometimes we go out to ships with their Little become Big Brothers or The activities themselves are get something to eat or I take Brothers more comfortable. Sisters. 'Holiday Show. 78 ' Offers Gifts for the Home by LAURA BEDARD center. Simplicity harmony against sheet music are sug vibrant colors make up for · Several weaving pieces and Creative and original through the suggestive waves gestive of a successful the painting's failure to stand two jewelry works s~t forgot of the wire makes this piece recital. Colors are pleasantly out. ten besides the lion, a poor en Christmas gifts by the best of ding to area artists provide a suc the strongest art in the show. faded, as in a dream. Dispersed around the hall, an otherwise suc cessful panorama for the Realism and impres Acrylic, lithography and the sculptures vary in form cessful exhibit. All of the ar "Holiday Show 78" at Clayton sionism are the two art collage are some of the other and substance, yet add the tists in this show belong to Hall. movements present in the ex mediums used, all in quiet final touch to the flow of the Delaware's six craft and fine hibit. Most of the watercolors and faded earth colors. The exhibit. "Children's Lion," by arts societies. If the average student can Nothing offended or is too not afford the· . paintings, are silent, moody pie~s of oil paintings are the most Melila Phillips, an almost watercolors, sculptures and autumn or Indian summer as disappointing works in the life-size animal in hydrocal bizarre, and all the art work other mixed media, the show in "Summer Landscape" by show. Either too (type of stone that can be is a mixture of originality and Marie J. Keanne, and in photographic or inexpressive, cast), lounges smilingly in a commercialism. The still pleases the eye even if it mildness of the show gives is too commercially oriented. "Autumn Afternoon" by most do not succeed in attrac corner. Isabelle M. Kast. ting or conveying any feeling. The image of a whale piece the feeling that these pieces Nothing is shocking, or too are meant for the home and abstract for one to unders Traditional water scenes "Rooster" by Mary by Petey Willet evolved from tand. The purpose of the ex take on a new look in these·ef Sutherland is the best oil in the raw block of the wood's not specifically for a fectual works. One water the exhibit, although the im commands. The grain flows museum. hibit is to please and to sell. "Holiday Show 78" is the The mixed media paintings color, "After the t:oncert" by age is too flat, too from the head and body of the Eugenia Eckford Rhoads, photographic. The thick and whale to the slender and flipp forefront of more holiday and watercolors are the best ideas pieces of the show. "Twenty romantically lingers on the colorful paint smooth out the ing tail. Willet said the wood as Christmas rounds moment captured. A forgot outline of the rooster to fade grain "determined the form the corner. The show ends and One" by Dorothy V. Riley Saturday, Dec.16. is an enamel piece enclosed in ten violin and flowers lying in the background. The of t~e sculpture." a steel frame with 20 circular views across. the front. Each view is a cloisonne (wire enclosing enamel) with faint images of a bird, trees or a sunset. The soft tones blen ding into green, blue and Eleven orange shades makes the extraordinary piece refreshingly new. • Distinctive Resumes By far the best work of the Expertly Prepared · men have earned show is "Order out of Chaos," • Professionally Written, the world's most by Eleanor Nichols. A simple Anaylzed, or Re-designed prestigious piece of wood with a sheet of for ... 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Harmon-Kardon 900+ stereo receiver and Sleeping Sam's mattress; TYPING - 25 yrs. experience. $.85 per page. BSR FEW II Equalizer - $225.00 Call Pat, Yes he was still out. Call S. Anderson. 738-1112 days or 737·7203 for sale 738-7487. Stolen RecenUy- Brown Wallet- Return to As they hefted It up, after&. Security. And carried him out, Raffle tickets for a basket of Cheer. Being Plexiglas sheets, clear and colors (largest The hall where he llve Little one: How are your Fish? They are pro ••w••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••J• bably in love with your chestnut brown eyes. I bet you munch out first! A little bigger one. I bet you never expected anything in here for i RESIDENT ASSISTANT ! you, but here 1t is Love! Thanks for all the to times. Sorry so many tears com in the way but me is sentimental. I'm trymg hard. Thanks for the understanding and support. Me Wuv You! Hope you feel bl'}ter. You're ! POSITIONS AVAILABLE ! Plunk. ~...... PERHAPS, Miss H, we'll be as~igned to the .. Application materials for RA positions for the 1979-80 school year • same clinical setting next semester, 11 which time you'll have the opportunity to .. will be available at Candidate Interest Meeting to be held In each • ·hear me bitch all the way up '95. I DON'T KNOW, G., but I feel that, PERHAPS, yoa M complex on Tuesday, February 13 and Wednesday, February 14 at 4 tl should not forget T.T., Black Betty, M. Sheepbrecht, Spunky Brownie, Cuddly .. p.m. Candidates are expected to attend a meeting at ONE of these • Clam, V. Sorority and Diane D. Let's nat forget our tape and January jobhunt. WbM M times. Please attend the meeting in the complex to which you wish to . tl are your feelings on this subject, Kathryn?. I apply. • PERSONAL PROBLEMS? Need a confidea tlal listener? We've got your number. TRY = Interest Meeting Locations : DIAL at 738-5555. Brett, I'~appy to know you. The Fink M COMPLEX LOCATION OF MEETING • • • ONE MORE SATURDAY NIGHT Party It Dave and John's, East Delaware Ave. Be I Central •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Warner Hall Basement I there, Aloha. B YO"! I Christiana ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Christiana Commons • Sue: Get your cheerleading uniform, it's = Dickinson ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dickinson CID Lounge : "Go, Go, Go, Go, Go," all the way! Laurie I Gilbert ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gilbert DIE Lounge • TO THE CAST, ET. AL., OF GODSPEU.: Annie, Cindy, Linda, Cathy D., RoJ, M Harrington •••••••••• ·••••••••••••••••••••• Harrington DIE Lounge I Suzanne, Terri, Brant, Jacqui, Lynn, MarJ Jo, Joan, Randi, Laura, Anita, my rna I Pencader •....•..••...... ••••••.•.•. Pencader Commons II Lounge • Frank, Randy Iscariot; Our Fantastic Band: Rick, friend and teammate Simon, and 1111 I Rodney ••...••••.•...... ••••..••.••.•••.•. Rodney CID Lounge • amazing John; D.O., Mr. Bill; all of lilt Oratory; and especially Jessica '~ M Russell •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Russell DIE Lounge 1 cherie), Cathy and Denis and FamliJ (wonderfulness!), and my favorite "raq I Candidates unable to attend either meeting may pick up application i lady." Karen; Thanks one and all for lilt b<>st two months of my life. All my love, J.C. M materials from the complex office of their choice between 9 a.m. 1 (the dark one) I February 13 and 12 noon February 16. 1 Anita (Cricket), Good luck in and break a leg! We'll all be rooting for &•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fri.·Mon Love, Michelle. December 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. Page 15 The Review Classified Send your ad to us 8-1 Student Center with payment Newark, Del. 19711 CLASSIFIED Rates: 5C/word per Issue Hey you Chi(s), We welcome D. Rodney Chi Happy 2 year anniversary Kev and Sharon: to Godspell at the Newman Center! And To Collsie - baby, Mama Leone (Alias Happy Hour Friday 4-6. Pencader Commons LISA! HAPPY BIRTHDAY To a real special remember- it's Paison nite, too ... Sorbello, "Stromboli Express") and Ann (you know, I friend. We have shared so much in the last Love, "The Kids" Deluke, Recchiuti, Vignola, Longo, DePaul, the one with the blonde hair): This is your few months: from the 151 to the " No-Dog" etc .... Long Live the Chi! resident shrink giving final notice before go Larry - 0 Wow! U're talkin' 'bout your from "Yeah Bullpup!" to "No ... Mr. Bill" J-mates: Thank you for the personal! The ing on to the " real world." Now you guys basic HBD. Good stuff,' hugh? Happy birth and from "I'm gonna get alot done National Holiday was appreciated and en know I wouldn't leave you empty handed. To day, Larr, we'll celebrate with some social tonight ... " to "Boy, did I get alot done joyed to the fullest. Love, Sagittarius. Wow- This Is Nancy Sterner's second per Cols I leave ONE blank change of major brew-ha-has, some gooood notes, and get tonight! May memories like "northern sonal in one day. form to be filled out immediately; to Mama I sloppy. Later, huh? Love, Mom, l's, no walks" atld "Oh no, not an all nighter!" be Chere McCrae, Ca va? A)t, comme tu me leave ONE odor-free day at the circus; and apropos nickname, the Pope (JP), and Hoo many more to come. I'll be in flight manques! J'espere que tout va bien avec toi Samurai Historians Unite! to Ann I leave a scorecard for Thursday ty. P.S. Catch U on the rebound, huh? P.SS. somewhere between here and Texas when et j'attends ton retour avec impatience. John nights. Thanks for all the laughs, fantastic not bad for a personal, huh Larr? you read this, sorry. Thanks for letting me Ritter. Quackelschen: Frohliche Weihnachten und food and "THE BEST" semester. It was in go, but be sure to enjoy tonite - it's all for you! (C'mon Lisa!" HYeah, Go for it!") ein gesegnetes neues Jahr! Prosit! Aile sanely hysterical and 1811 miss you all. Larry - I couldn't have asked for a better Mary, Happy 19th birthday ... "Seriously!" meine Liebe, R. Love, Anne son. Happy birthday honey! ! Love, Mom Love and Happy Birthday from your Roomie, Nora. ... Kurt Bill Shakespeare - Thanks for the "red Happy Birthday Robbins! Too bad you're not Eileenie Beanie- The cows are leaving, the McCrae, Je t'aime beaucoup. Joyeux Noel et Robbins - Hope you had a happy birthday. roses" of support and encouragement - a in Jersey! Let's get up for that 8:00 a.m. kids are drinking their milk! Happy very Wasn't English a blast? Love those comma fellow Ophelia disbeliever. class-ugh! Love ya. Laurenzo. late birthday. If I asked, would you follow maintenant Ia piece de resistance: Ich sehalrze Dich sehr! (Susie m'a aide) Laurie splices! Happy 18th. Love, your fellow me home?- Fireworks. English buddy, pal and fri<:nd. Lois. BILL HAYMES IS BACK IN TOWN- CAT GODSPELLGODSPELLGODSPELL Kathy M.: To all our crazy times .. . and the CH HIM TONIGHT IN BACCHUS. 8:30p.m. Fri, Sat, Moo 8:15 Sun. 2:30.$1. 00 Parly with the ski club. Happy hour this more to come. Hoping 22 is your best year Viva Las Vegas! $1.00w/ID. afternoon from 4-6:00 p.m. in Pencader Com yet. Happy Birthday!!! Love, Us. mons!. Specz-women - We wish you all the rum & Christmas Kissagram-"Send a Kiss" for Happy Birthday Robbinski - baby! Love, Mark- Welcome to the UD and my humble coke on your 18th birthday. Love, Sue and The Herd. closet! I'm sorry you couldn't stay any Nancy. 25¢ to anyone on East Campus on Friday, Yo Carol, Happy Birthday! The first night... Dec. 15 - Orders to be taken on Saturday, longer. Ah weii ... Love always, Kleine Paul Masson, KA, Dead Elephant, Shwester. Dec. 9 and Sunday, Dec. 10 during brunch in I'm going to DO IT during Winter Session! Lori V., Happy Holidays with AXO. Love Homemade Supper, "I feel so sorry for RusseiD.H. from your Snoopy Sister. you!," Who would sing into a microphone? Dennis, Manager Kent Dining Hall: We are Kansas, California and Wisconsin! Love McCrae - Sei Brav! Und sei Vorsichtig back! Puss & Boots. your 2 Roommates. It's Mike Voelker's 21st Birthday Today. If Feliz Navidad! deine T. W.C. Short but sweet Is the best, so have a you see him, give him a kiss (anywhere but terrific day. "Happy 18th Birthday" Your on the lips)- The GHE assholes. I miss you, E.M.H., Love, L.J.Z. RQOmie. If you know SARAH/CATHY WHITE fre Happy 18th Birthday W.C. Piitz!! We quently seen at the Stone Balloon please c;ouldn 't forget! relay this message: Since I can't get to the 221-46-3714 AKA Perle or Plum: Two whole Happy Birthday Dave. Sorry we missed It, Betty Ann - To sunken bathtubs (I'll win), semesters and a summer with you is more but at least you're finally 20. Love, Donna, canary blue paint, Nah-Nah and Wah-Nah, Balloon on your regular nights I'm relying They have found a place to go. Go to the Ho! on your " U.D. Buddies." I don't think 2 years than I thought I could take! JOB, BOC, BS, Even N.B. Wing can crack. Julie, and Eleanor. and the dishroom blues. Happy Birthday VH, GT, and EM, not to mention the in from a fellow projects resident. difference is any problem. At least give it a chance. Call 7 Vodka Collins famous camping trip, millions of movies, I'm going to DO IT at Pencader! Beatlemania, a bug for a week. love in a Beebe - It was great to see ya. Let's get Happy Birthday Shliron. sandpit, Sat. morning cartoons. a dozen together - Lil Brother - DKE. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" GAIL, I know it's Happy Birthday Julie - Love your roomie yellow roses. and much more. I can't begin late but then I never was perfect. Stay sober to tell you how much it all means to me, and Scooters: A true friend is one who will share and your "twin." P .S. Thanx again for typ G.D. Preppy: Happy Birthday (finally)! youngen'- Mark. ing my papers! Thanks for being you and being here. Love, how much I love you. My life began ten mon her yellow roses with her friend. Ork. Ork. P .S. Get Drunk! ths ago. I hope it never ends. AML, 119-34- SLEEZ - Can you believe we've spent a 1551 AKA your sweaty lady. Anyone knowing Diane Gibson from Alpha John Congrats on your D.U. brotherhood! quarter of our lives together? And I love vou You're a great guy. All my love. Michele. Phi - come to her going away party on Dec. Peter - It was nice to talk after such a long more than ever. Happy Anniversary-Th· 15. time, maybe we'll bump into each other Karen - Congratulations on heck night! I rough good times &nd bad, A's MYLIU told you it wasn't that bad. This is just the There is still time to go see the Snow Queen! ! again soon, Burnt Sienna Blonde. TAVE.ACE Mitchell Hall, Dec. 8, 9, 10. 7:00 p.m. and beginning of all the fantastic times. Thanks Web ·Feet are alive and working on 7th floor so much for choosing me as your Big Sister matinees at 2:00 on the 9th and lOth. Do not GLC- I miss you so much. I can't wait until Christiana East. miss it!! S. L. - Is it true you type in your underwear? and when the d2y is done we'll have just one! Christmas when we'll be together again! I Love, Martha love you, V. Gumbo: Roses are Red/Daffodils are Party with the ski club. Happy hour this ' To the Security Officer who stopped us Sun yellow/We all think that you're/An extra day night: Because of your inconsiderate de GODSPELL: Remember "zip-per," the Mr. afternoon from 4-6 :00 p.m. in Pencader Com Linda, Happiness is so hard to find by special fellow!!! Sherri, Patty, Marianne & mons1. tainment, we missed our important date. We Bill show, the sign of the Chi, Paison nile!, Kris. ' yourself, thanks for showing the way. Hope only hope you realize what a flaming rectum McDonalds, Grease paint in the Scrounge, you found a little for yourself. Behave you really are. dinner at the Deer Park, Karen's ta dada da SENSH - Deine haarige Brust gefallt mir yourself you little bugger and watch those da, Szupe's troup. Dennis the menace, To the management on Randi's Corridor, 3rd vie!; dein Glied ist sehr schon; und das full moons. RMA LOVE ALWAYS, PAUL Randy-boy-Randy girl, You Scoundral! floor Gilbert F. How much is room and board Geschmak deines Mund, nachdam du eine Kevin D. of KA, There's still time to. go for a sin~le occupant?! ., Ballooning. John's the band, Eldin's B-day, etc. It really Zigarette rauchst, Ieite! mich wirklich ah! Is there an ERROL FLYNN FAN CLUB was all for the best. I love you all! (yum, yum!!!) Deine sehr freundliche alive and well on campus? Nachbarin. To the four wild and crazy American Foxes from first floor Smyth: Thanks ... I needed So you're leaving Nance, Remember the wanted Panache, Just because we're listeners that. But the perfume was too much! Love. good times. From your rowdy freshman yr. Kathy Beattie- I hope you aren't presently to your not so rowdy sophomore yr. Don't riding around aimlessly in Marcus Hook or doesn't mean you can't taJ< to us. Light me Jeff. Dance Instructors wanted. Full or part time. up, who you talk-kin like? forget the lounge parties, floor parties, and something, because then you won't see that Lou's parties. Riding to D.C. on the hump, No experience necessary. Proper training I've written you this personal - just as I said Bill B.- Good luck with the show! It'll be a walking downtown on Fridays and having a will be provided. Contact us by phone or in I would - to thank you for coming to my Kim K. Happy Birthday. Wes smash! Your needed one. riot on Saturdays. Scoping out hunks - NT, person. The Village Ballroom Inc. 366~45. rescue before the psych hourly. Although not to be confused with TNA or DT. Sur 273 E. Main Street. I'm sure the notes didn't help, it was grea" v' Richard Murphy, This one's for you! Your, Hey Tab! It's way after Thanksgiving. rogate, roommate, and the real thing BBB. you to come through. You're a good cousin Peanut Pal Watch out! Your Cous. The time tunnel, Ultra-Brite toothpaste, and Roommate female. Victoria Mews Apt. $80 but a better friend. Love, Cindy. P .S. - ARE "You gotta test on Monday." Sneaking in the mo. Available anytime. Call737-6330. YOU SURE YOU DON'T?!?!?! Karen: I'd just like to wish one of the best Party with the ski club. Happy hour this Balloon, Amaretlo, and getting air on the friends ever a very Happy Birthday. afternoon from 4-6:00 p.m. in Pencader Com porch (Thanks) Smoking, spinning, and Part time campus representative position Carol Anne (RRRUTTRROW) We Love you Thanks for everything! Love ya, Diane mons I. rollin after one more drink. Mac Arthur available immediately. Aggressive, highly Both And Hope To See More of Them in the Park, Subs, slice & bakes, and Fig Newtons. motivated individual needed to sell Spring Future - From Your Not So Secret.Ad McCrae, Feliz Navidad! Que tengl's suerte a G.-I guess good-bye doesn't mean forever. Have fun in Salisbury. You will be missed. Break sun and ski packages. Excellent com mirers. Love, Niete. Ia escuela. Cory L. mission plus travel benefits. Call Summit Travel, Inc. (314) 874-6171 immediately for K. (legend in her own time) - Happy 19th Michelle Turner, Happy 20th Birthday! To the Alpha Chi Omega 'Sisters & Pledges: Caryn, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! This semester an application. Birthday! Remember the great times the From your friend Cyndi. Keiley. Sue, Jean, Laura, Marcy, Karen, has been so nice with you as a friend. Of all "trio + 1" had this semester: USC, "the Gina, Kathy, Lori, Pattie, Reenie, Linda, the people I've met, I value your friendship Senior stude:nt, female, seeks private room Band." Sunday morning scoops, Chebyshev, Barb, Phyllis, Jenny, Val, Pat, Barb, Leslie, the most. Except for Felix. May we have in house or apartment for Winter Session and Steroid Kingdom, peepholes, caveman, To the most fantastic human being alive. Many marriage smarties. Linda Suz, Kim, Anne, Arlene, Gina, Linda, Karen, many more happy times in years to come. Spring semester. Will share rent and ex sleeze-mobile roadtrlps, H C B P, Studio 313, Lori, Betsy, Ann, Claudia, Jaki, Barb, Love, Marian. penses. Contact Carolyn, 738~. "Only The Good Die Young" so GO FOR IT! Rubin, Elaine, Sue, Rubin, Beth, Lynn, Mom loves you, etc. My pen is running out! Beth - Just think, in about two months I'll' Carol. Thanks for all the great memories! Probability of future fun Your partners in be able to be really obnoxious again. "Grin, HAPPY BIRTHDAY KAREN - you're the Roommate wanted. Towne Court Apt. Two Love, the Graduating Seniors (Linda, best friend I could have ever wished for. bedroom winter and/or sprtng semester. crime, 0, D&J. P .S. -How could we forget lt makes people wonder what you're up to." Deborah, Karen) AXO is the greatest sorori the Big "0"? Friendships like ours don't come along very Call Frank 731-5971. ty-Forev~ndalways! Bye! often, but then friends like you are hard to Thanks to the Holy Spirit for its grant. JCO find. Now that you're a big 19 you'll have to Samurai Historians Unite! Female roommate wanted. Paper Mill Apts. Scruff, what is this, another anniversary? kiss today good-bye, but remember the time $70 mth. Winter and spring session. Contact Bill W. of KA: And I thought you had class. We've had a lot of great times together, with was only ours to borrow. " It's easier to laugh Ronna. 738-9901. Happy Birthday, Carol. Love Sewickley. You blew it! A Friend. much more to come ... stay tuned. All I can when someone cares.'' Love always, Beaner say is stay away from big piece of oregano PS- It's been real nice! Stephanie - I want to give you a gift you will Female roommate to share 1'2 a house W.C.- Happy 18th! This birthday Is going to always remember me for. I wish to pay you and especially watch out for coal in your located in town. Rent 150/month which in be your best ever. Never forget all the good the highest tribute that anyone can betstow stocking! Love ya, Scruffy. Liebe ex-Zimmerkollegin Frohes Fest Mc cludes all utilities. Please call Barb 368-4716. 'times we've had this year - the camping upon you. For ten minutes of my life I am go Crae! Hector un Ich denke an Dir oft (Und Best times to call: Mornings on MWF- but trip, toasts, bets, the parties, SPIKE!, ing to accept your moral code. For ten Girl - A guy can't always tell what's going mein Doug auch-er sagt "Hallo") - deine keep trying anytime. Rocky, our talks, and all the others. Thanks minutes I am going to be the image uf your on inside your head- you've got to give him Kate. for the memories and for being such a good soul. a chance. friend. Love, H. A. Lounge chair and couch. Call366-9218. Roger I am going to believe that the only value McCrae! Joyeux Weihnacten und ein Happy (room311) or Mark (room3!3). system that exists is mine. I am going to be To my MATH MAN: I guess you're not Nouvelle Annee! Craig. one-sided, unfair and hypocritical. These are Liebe McCrae, Frohe Weihnachten und Pro HEYBURN ROAD kid anymore?! I was go HUSBAND - Desire attractive, attentive sitl979! Dugenstmirsehrab! DeineSusie the characteristics of your soul that I choose ing to buy you an LTD for your birthday but I from the many you have. On many occasions Chere McCrae, sans doute aue le "Revue" and well-mannered young man, 21-28, couldn't, so I told FRANNIE AND CHICK to va faire beaucoup de fautes de dactylo avec preferably an Engineer and experienced Cheer up Nancy the semester's almost over. I saw these characteristics in you, but cer buy you a POOL HALL. I'll take you to the tain ones stand out. When your roommate tous ces mots etrangers, mais meme si tu ne with women. Should be earning at least Besides - that's supposed to be my role BROADKILL MARSH or the "C&D CANAL" comprends pas chaque mot, tu comprend $50,000., but will accept $30,000., if extremely anyway- isn't it? 218-68-6348. was moving out, you imposed your value instead. It all started at DARIA'S PARTY system on her by saying that you would nos_sentiments pour toi. good looking. Call 6-ll evenings, 2nd floor and lead to the MAY 5 REVOLUTION - Warner for an appointment. Susan. never move out because you and your room SEARS was more fun than the TRI-STATE DO IT... It really doesn't hurt! mates were one entity and each was MALL. Let's buy a truck! Ooogia!! Sincere To the Sig Nu pledge who so innocently left obligated to the other. Your one-sidedness ly, I hope you have the best birthday ever! his paddle unguarded in Harrington Dining Needed. Documented information on stage Need extra money for Christmas? We need surfaced when you told your friends of my The year I've spent with you has been the Hall on Wednesday: To find your paddle A fright from musicians. Call Ellen 366-9112. guys to pick up campus refrigerators on Dec. faults, but failed to mention my "few" good best in MY UFE, as I hope it has been in normal Sig you can't be, For you'll find your 12 from 10 to 4. $3.50/Hr. Call 738-2773 on Sun. points. Your unfairness showed in recent yours. ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH- let's give paddle Under SN in the library. Femal'! roommate wanted to share apart Dec. 10, 2 to 5, or stop by the RSA office, 211 discussions when you only wanted to express it another year, OK?! Like Toni Tenillesays, ment in Paper Mill. Own room. Call ~705. Student Center. your own feelings and was not concerned "YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND," because To the cute little blonde worm, (Gino B. ) what others had to say. Your hypocrisy is I don't want to live in a YELLOW SUB Congratulations on becoming a Sigma Nu SHUTTLE DRIVERS needed January 21 to Marian - Congratulations on heck night! evident when you did not want to hear what I MARINE! YOUR FUTURE COLLEGE brother!! We love you!! "Damn glad to have May 14 for runs between Newark and Dover. You were great! Hope you had as much fun had to say in support of your roommate's FRIEND, CHESTER. met you." Love, Rosch, Patti, D•bl>i and argument because it was a "subjective" Contact Honors Office 186 So. College or 738- as I did. Kanga, Kanga, Kanga! Love, Judy Lord. 1195. argument, but you did not fail to mention a To the socialite who waited 19 years to ex list of supporters of your arguments. You are Sharon, Just a little something to say thanks pose her legs - HAPPY BIRTHDAY and To my ex-next door-neighbor now in Looking for roommate to share a 2 bedroom hypocritical for telllng your roommate she best wishes for the coming year! Hope you (the bigger stuff comes later)! Happy 2 was Irresponsible for not considering others Komstanz. To a friend with whom in a short apt. in Victoria Mews for winter and/or spr: years. Love, Kevin. find a belt to keep your coat closed so as not time much share, To " friend for whose com , ing semester. Call Diane 368-5833. feelings, yet you did not consider mine when to freeze your (if you'll excuse the expres pany I do much care, ro a friend far away a you were playing matchmaker for my sion) buns! Roomies. note of good cheer, I wish you the best at this MEN! WOMEN! JOBS-CRUISE SHIPS! girlfriend. Your hypocrisy is displayed when time of year. M~ry Christmas. K. V. FRIEGHTERS! No experience. High pay! you feel your roommate is wrong for not See Europe, Hawaii, Australia, So America. realizing you mean no when you say yes. EMILY! Happy 20 Today! "Remaaarkable" room change Winter, Summer! Send $2.75 to SEAWORLD The reason I am paying you such tribute And I haven't even done anything wicked ... Belated Happy Birthday Bratty Blonde - Box 61035 Sact., Ca. 95825. Miss S., is best expressed in the precept: yet! At last, no more faking the stamp to get From the PI":" fS. "JUDGE AND BE PREPARED TO BE into the Balloon! Be there at 3 to celebrate! JUDGED." I hope that you do not take this Can't walt! Maybe we'll have company~~ Jerry from Theta Chi - I've been a secret Will trade girls' PENCADER DOUBLE for GODSPELL,GODSPELL,GODSPELL constructive criticism wrong, Stephanie - admirer for 4 years. I still am. You're the ANY traditional double on campus next Frl, Sat, Monl:l5Sun. 2:30.$1.00 ~mber,_ I am your friend. best.-TooShy. semester. Call!MMEDIATELY738-1359. Page 16 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. December 8, 1978 Swimmers Start With A Splash Delaware Women's Health by JOHN MOSKO of their swimmers not been really be challenged severely Organization Sporting a 2-0 record and a disqualified in an earlier when we swim them," lot of speed in the freestyle race, this would have decided Rawstrom added. " This is Birth Free / Out Patient events, the 1978·1979 it. But we won it anyway." really a big meet." Delaware men's swimming Also winners for the Hens Control Pregnancy Abortion team is hoping to match or were captain Bruce VickRoy, even improve on last year's ... Hens Counseling Testing Facility a first placer in the 200-yard (Cont i nu~ from Poge 20) 11-1 record and high finish in freestyle, Jeff Heckert in the ballcarriers into the 652-3410 1-800-221-2568 the East Coast Conference backstroke, and sophomore Delaware Stadium turf.Tak tournament. Dan Knisely, who was a dou ing advantage of ten fumbles 1205 Orange St., Wilmington, Del. 19801 The record includes their ble winner in the 500 and 1000- by the adversary, Komlo and latest win, a 65-48 victory yard freestyle. the Hen offense racked up 41 over West Chester Wednes "We rose to the challenge," points. day. Leading the way was continued Rawstrom. "We've Dean McClenaghan, who won Another victory tomorrow got a lot of good freshmen and will have reporters and fans the 50 and 100-yard freestyle I think we've finally got our as well as anchoring the final claiming this has been Tub act together." by's finest team ever. The relay team, which won by less The Hens will certainly than a second. 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Luis Tiant is 38 Using a tea leaf from Perth up his mind as to which (possibly even 48 or 58) and Amboy, New Jersey that said baseball team's top dollar of he still gets the job done. He the Phillies would sign Rose, I fer he'd choose. The result of and Rose are undoubtedly cut predict that the Hens will be Breakfast his four-year, $3.2 million from the same cloth. crowned Division II Cham contract with the pions tomorrow by downing a.m.- a.m. Philadelphia Phillies can best After Rose had told the Eastern Illinois by a score of 7:30 10:30 be described as "expected Phillies last week that their 27-17. irony." Even though the original offer of $2.1 million Phillies were apparently out was not enough, the bidding of the bidding, Rose is the skyrocketed. The Kansas City kind of guy who works for Royals offered a flat one NOW PLAYING IN WILMINGTON what he can get and gets what million dollar per year con he wants. )'here was never a tract and the prospect of doubt that Rose wanted to finishing out his career as a play in Philadelphia. designated hitter. The Pitt sburgh Pirates offered less Two months ago, I wrote a money but more fringe column that criticized the benefits, such as racehorses Phillies as choke artists and from owner John Galbreath's was promptly labeled a huge stables. Owner Ted "pampered Yankee fan." Turner of the Atlanta Braves One of the concluding points told Rose to come back with to my attack was "The Phils his highest offer and he'd top don't have a money it. Rose kept prolonging the ballplayer ... who can deliver decision, perhaps somewhat with the key hit or make the remorseful that he couldn't big play to win an important come to terms with game." Being a pampered Philadelphia. 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Komlo-A Pro Prospect (Continued from Pou- 20) I like being on the spot." much; all he does is do his YPUBL~C LECTURE~ Dimuzio was a halfback one Tubby put Komlo on the thing." year." spot early in his rookie season And despite losing an ex Komlo has spearheaded of 1976. After playing in a loss cellent receiver in Brian Delaware's offense to over at The Citadel, the sophomore Adam, Komlo's passing has 500 yards a game this season signal-caller passed for 201 gotten better. "I've definitely and 33 points per contest. yards and scored two had a better year this year," He's become a master at run touchdowns in Delaware's he said. "I'm throwing to a lot ning the somewhat-confusing memorable 18-16 come-from more guys this fall. I'm look ''Whaling in Wing-T, and Tubby fias him behind win over Temple at ing more for second and third calling almost all his own Franklin Field. But it wasn't receivers.'' plays. Above all, he is an in until the second half of last "He gets better and better spriational leader to the rest season, following several in every game,'' remarked of the offense. terceptions against Morgan Komlo's top pass-catcher "He's the leader out there," State when Tubby benched Pete Ravettine, who has 46 Two commented tackle Herb him, that he really matured. receptions, two short of the Beck. "If he wasn't playing, "You learn from an ex team record. "He's not afraid our offense wouldn't click at perience like that," continued to run one pass play and come all. The whole team feels he is . Komlo. "That game taught right back with it. He's so '' the key. He's very cool, relax me not to force the ball in cer cool. In a crucial situation, ed; that's Jeff's image. tain situations. It's an ad he'll call the play and act as if Hemispheres That's the way he is. vantage to learn from a game there's nothing to it. He isn't Sometimes I don't unders like that." selfish. He's always talking tand him. But he's been "doing Komlo knew that to be con about how his teammates simply a great job all sidered a pro prospect, he help him out." season.'' would have to have a bang-up His dad was a star at "I alawys wanted to play senior year, and he's done Maryland in the mid-50's, but quarterback," said Komlo, a just that. didn't force the game upon PROF. College Park, Maryland "Jeff's improved 200 per the younger Komlo. "No he native. "Quarterback is the cent over last year," added didn't," said the quarterback. position where you've got all Beck. "You have to give him He let me develop myself. He HORACE BECK the pressure square on your most of the credit. Over the hac;l an interest in the game, shoulders. You can be the summer I worked out with but he didn't interfere in any gamewinner or be in the him up on Long Island. He way." Author of doghouse. If the team loses, worked so hard, every day, Komlo was recruited by his people come to you wonder throwing, doing patterns. And hometown Maryland Ter ing why things didn't go right. it's paid off. He doesn't say rapins after lettering at Washington's DeMatha High, FOLKLORE and the SEA but decided to attend Fork Union Prep in Virginia for a year. From there he came to Delaware. "Maryland had recruited me, but they had too many TUESDAY, DEC. 12 quarterbacks at the time," recalled Komlo. "For some reason I wound up here. I lik 8:00P.M. ed Delaware's program." He would like a shot at the pros, though the thought of NFL ball didn't hit reality un EWING .ROOM WINTER BIKE STORAGE til this fall. "It's something everybody dreams about, • PROTECT YOUR BIKE FROM WEATHER when you watch games on TV STUDENT CENTER AND THEFT IN OUR INSURED WAREHOUSE and the publicity of it aJ.l. Now •yoUR BIKE CAN BE READY TO aiDE WITH I'm more serious about it." ONE OF OUR SERVICE OFFERS ! 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Eorlybird 6AM-9AM M-F Nightowl 11 PM-2 AM M-R R.D. 7 Maloney Rd. Elkton, Md. 301-398-8282 December 8, 1978 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. I . Page 19 ''I- ' LIKE)LITE MORE THAN · I LIKE REFS. MUCH MORE!'.. · , 1 • • Tom Heinsohn Famous Basketball Coach ' I. - 1.... Poge20 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. December 8, 1978 Battle In Texas: Hens Meet Eastern Illinois by DAVID HUGHES mood and his Delaware grid- morning. This is the second ing Youngstown, 26-22, a quarterback in Jeff Komlo, Tomorrow is the ball game. ders. Indeed, winning the time Delaware has advanced team who earlier in the fall have reeled off five straight It's the ball game that the championship would be a to the championship round; in had pummelled them by 40- wins over probably the Blue Hen football team has most fitting way to end the 1974 they traveled to Califor 24. toughest competition, outside worked for all year ·long. year for what may be Tubby's nia only to get steamrolled by The 10-3 Hens, of course, Temple and Lehigh, they've Playing for the Division II finest team in 13 years as Central Michigan 54-14. had a very easy time with the faced in 1978. championship in Longview, Delaware head coach. Delaware's final 1978 oppo previously unbeaten Winston This year's performance Texas will be the culmination Tubby, his staff, and the nent will be the Panthers of Salem team, waltzing to a 41- makes last year's mediocre 6- of another very successful Hen players arrived in the Eastern Illinois, who last 0 win. Delaware, led by 3-1 record a little easier to season for coach Tubby Ray- . Lone Star S~ate yesterday week gained revenge by topp- recently named All-American forget. Eastern Illinois (not to be confused with Western Il linois, an earlier Hen victim) wasn't mediocre a year ago. They were positively horren- . dous, finishing 1-10. This year they turned the tables com pletely, winning 11 times while suffering only two defeats, to Akron 17-16 and Youngstown 40-24; last Satur day they made up for that lat ter defeat. First-year coach Darrell Mudra has enjoyed the services of quarterback Steve Turk, and threatening runner Poke Cobb, both Pan ther mainstays all season. The Hens, though, had heard all about threatening running backs a week ago and promptly ground Winston Salem's supposedly awesome (Continued on Poge 16) TV Again Tomorrow afternoon' s Delaware-Eastern Illinois Division II championship football game in Longview, Texas will again be televised by WPVI, Channel 6, Philadelphia ABC affiliate. The contest will be aired in some 30 states around the country as a regional ABC broadcast. New York, the country's major TV market, Review photographer DavidS. Resende will be able to view the game DELAWARE TACKLE ED BRACELAND smells blood as he zooms defense ho~>Jes to be as successful tomorrow in longview, on Channel7, WABC-TV. in on Winston-Salem quarterback Kermit Blount in last week's Texas against Eastern Illinois. Game time tomorrow is 41-0 Hen rout here in the Division II semi-finals. The Hens 1:30EST. Billy And Grapplers Have It Tough Early With Football by JOHN O'FERRALL weekend did have a bright class from Lafayette and Booth, junior Josh Williams is good performance against the spot for the Hen grapplers. Princeton to win. getting experience at 190, and Quakers. "We have not been For Delaware wrestling Sophomore Joe Waskewicz freshman Mark DiGiacomo is coach Paul Billy, the past a solid performer on the road established himself as one of "Joe did a fantastic job this learning the ropes in the but this is one match that we couple of weeks have been the East Coast Conference week, but our overall per heavyweight class. should take," said Billy. anything but a typical start to premier wrestlers. On his formance was disappoin the grappling season. The captain for the 78-79 way to garnering the first ting," related Billy. One area The wrestlers' fir~t match season will be John Boyer, a Because of Delaware's per place laurels in the lfi8 weight in which Billy is optimistic is comes tc:>morrow _aga~nst P~n- senior from Orwingsburg, formance in post-season foot class, Waskewicz had to beat the team's depth. Because of nsylvama, and Btlly 1s hopmg Penns y 1 van ia. Boyer ball, Billy has lost the ser the top two seeds in his weight the absence of Larson and that the Hens will turn in a . wrestles at the 150 class. vices of his two top wrestlers, heaVYweight Joe Booth and ======Grid Gab======by David Hughes=== Gregg Larson at 190 weight class, who made it to the na tional championships last spring. The coach does not ex Jeff Komlo-Maybe to the NFL pect both wrestlers to be able Let's clear the air on But do we really have a round. I don't know; it's hard Delaware passing records to compete until January. something. Is Jeff Komlo a future pro player in our tosay." this fall. Overall he's com- pro prospect or not? midst? Is Jeff Komlo really But how can Komlo make it pleted 338 of 652 passes for a Billy, who is also a defen Apparently he is. that good? Our Jeff Komlo? to the pros over all those Divi- 52 percent mark, 56 percent sive line coach for the Hen All fall numerous NFL "I'm sick of guessing about sion I quarterbacks? How this fall with 19 touchdowns. football team, has had an ob clubs have been heavily this," mused Tubby this about Rick Leach? Or Chuck The 6'2", 210 pounder was vious scheduling conflict. scouting Komlo, who was week, "but I think he'll get Fusina? Or Joe Montana? voted Hen offensive player of "The Villanova game was the named this week to the Kodak drafted, maybe in a high Responds Komlo: "You can the year by both the Wilm- last game that I devoted full college division All-American til':. accomplish anything you i n' g t o n a n d N e w a r k time to football," he said. squad. The inside rumor has want to at anyplace you want Touchdown Clubs. He was "After that I just worked as a it that the Kansas City Chiefs to. I wouldn't trade my years 1976's All-East rookie of the scout in the pressbox on game want to draft the senior Blue here at Delaware for year. He's received all-east days." Hen quarterback and use him anyplace else. It doesn't mat- honors 13 times. Now he's an to run their offense, which ter where you play." All-American to boot. With these handicaps, plus has a familiar philosophy: He is very cool, very confi- . "I don't know if he's the an injury to Dale Boyd, Billy Wing-T. First-year Kansas dent, cocky in a subtle man- best quarterback I've ever feels that it will take some City coach Marv Levy and ner. Tubby sent Komlo in two had," said Tubby, "but he is time for the team to reach its Tubby Raymond are old bud- years ago at The Citadel and the best pure passer. Tom potential. A disappointing 6th dies. Levy offered Tubby a he's started every game Dimuzio (star Hen QB in the place finish in the prestigous job with the Chiefs earlier since, 33 of them, with 24 late 60's) was a better runn- Lafayette tournament last chisyear. wins. He's broken 11 ing threat. Of course, (Continued on Page 18)