• ev1e Voi.106No.59 University of Delaware, Newqrk. DE Financial aid expecte to be awarded in July By BARBARA ROWLAND To deal with the budgetary The Office of Financial Aid impasse, the university's is anticipating a "bottleneck" financial aid office will send in processing Guaranteed out estimated and unofficial Student Loans (GSLs) as soon award notices on the basis as the federal budget is pass- that the prog19ms will re- ed by-Congr.ess. main the same'-- Because Lhe==amount-oL __- M_ac!)_o_!!ald does 11:0t expect federal funding for both Pell to receive an indication on the Grants and the GSL program amount of. f~ding for Pell has not yet been determined Grants untll this July. the university has not bee~ In an effort to alleviate the - able to award financial aid pressure students may feel packages, according to Direc- -about tuition payments, Mac tor of Financial Aid Douglas Donald said the university MacDonald. will allow students to pay their tuition a quarter at a MacDonald emphasized the time, instead of a half and problem of funding student half installment plan. assistance is not as serious as The university has the problem with delivering also established a $50,000 aid in time for the fall scholarship progr.ani to semester. award students on the basis of MacDonald believes it is both merit and need. unlikely Congress will imple Some of tne changes the ment any changes in the two financial aid office has pro , . _ . . . Review Photo by Leigh Clifton programs in 1982-83 because jected for next year include: FIREMEN' RESPOND TO A BLAZE at the university's cer'amic building Wednesday night which of the late date. • A 25 percent cut in the resulted in injuries to four firemen. In addition, MacDonald university's college suggested "the . White House work/study program, from underestimated public sup $503,460 to $380,160. port for . financial aid pro • A 44 percent reduction in Blaze damages ceramic building grams, and Congress has Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants for in By CASEY GILMORE The fii'e department received the call at been sensitized that consti about 8:30 p.m. and it took them "a good tuents feel strongly about coming freshmen and a 20 percent cut in the program hour" to put it out, said one fire-fighter. There them.'' Four firefighters were taken to Newark were several Aetna fire department fire Also before Congress for returing students. Emergency Room Wednesday night after changes the programs for the • A four percent cut in the fighting an hour long blaze at the ceramic engines at the scene of .the fire in addition to second time in two years, national Direct Student Loan building, located at the corner of East several ambulances. MacDonald said it needs the program, amounting to a Cleveland and North College avenues. opportunity to study the ef $12,400 decrease. It was a rainy night but this did not prevent fects of the earlier changes. Any reductions in Pell several art students from coming to the scene The firemen suffered "minor injuries" con to assess the damage. One girl was taken Because it has not had a Grants or GSLs cannot yet be sisting of eye irritation caused by the chance to adequately study determined, however, Mac through the charcoaled sight to see the re building's insulation, according to Deputy mains of her former work place. last October's Budget Recon Donald predicted the federal Fire Chief Tom McKuen. ''They'll get their government will continue to ciliation Act, it should wait on eyes flush~d and then they'll be allright," Meanwhile, the Down Under, located across additional changes for this include graduate students in McKuen said. the GSL program. the street from the Ceramics Building, main year. tained a healthy stock of patrons oblivious to The fire was caused by a kiln which was left the destruction occurring across the street. burning all night to finish off pieces of pottery, That's all 'til the fall ... McKueri said. The kiln fire ignited the roof and damaged a 30 by 20 foot area surrounding the kiln. McKuen could not give an estimate of the on the inside damage at the time but said the city fire mar sha~ woulEI. be. investigatin~ the building Thursday mornmg when the light would have Highlights of the semester been better for an estimate. Photographs reflect "There was moderate structure damage and the roof was moderately damaged," Spring '82 ...... p.lO McKuen said. "Also several sculptures were destroyed, but I don't know what they were worth," he added. Farewells and Thank yous The kiln operates at 2250 degrees Fahrenheit and required a great amount of Students set record water to cool off and put out the fire, ac lor{lassilied ads ...... p.ll cording to McKuen. He did not know what As the year comes to an end, so does publicatio!l of The harm was done to the kiln as a result of the Review. firemen's efforts. Page 2 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 DUSCOKs JIM ~ Hope The New Crew's As Much Fun As We Are - I'm Going To Miss Our Ventures And The Hangovers And The 4.0- Love, Barb budget board allocation By DAN PIPER The Delaware Undergraduate Student Con When ag09d friend borrows gress (DUSC) unanimously approved its budget board's allocations to student groups your car, the tank may not come back full. Monday, giving out $100,000 to 73 groups. Seventy-six groups But the trimk does. requested a total of $224,729, about $10,000 more than the 71 groups that submitted re quests last year. The $100,000 allocation from the university, which was not increased over that of last year, was described as "not enough" by budget board chairman Tom Vozzo, who added, "the university simply did not have enough money to increase the allocation. A lot of offices were asked to give money back; we were lucky - -notiaffilve been cut back." v ozzo said-a student -a~ tivities fee "would help a great deal." A mandatory student activities fee, which was actively pursued by stu dent congresses for nearly two years, would raise over $200,000 toward student ac tivities and programing. "We funded only about one third of the requests for speakers, which are often very benficial to the universi ty." Vozzo added that groups have to cope with some ex penses this year which were free last year, such as Loudis Recital Hall, which now must be rented. The Student - Program Association (SPA), WXDR and DUSC collectively receiv ed nearly $62,000, about $4,400 less than last year. While the SPA and DUSC budgets were increased, . WXDR received $12,400 over $6,800 less than last year's allocation. Vozzo said, "Last year, the money WXDR received was for equipment needed just to keep broadcasting. This year a good part of their budget re quests were for less necessary items.'' General Manager Bill Wohl of WXDR said he has already advised DUSC President Rich \ Mroz that he "will have to ask for supplementary funds in the fall." "WXDR appreciates the job the budget board has to do with the money they get ... When you get paid back with overall, we're satisfied, but we are going to have to find interest like this, it sort of makes you ways to raise some money. wish he'd borrow things more often. We miss the student activities Open up a few cold ones fee as much as anyone," Wohl said. and toast a guy who really SPA, which requested knows how to return a favor. $58,000, received $42,500, about $1,000 more than last Tonight, let it be year. SPA President Jo Lowenbrau. Gilliard said the allocation was "fine, just what we need ed," despite the fact that they LOwenbrau. Here's to good friends. received nearly $16,000 less C>1982--byMillerBrewingCo .. Milwaul Ruff, · i ~ Lov~, . J Christina May 21 1982 • THE REVIEW • Page 5 Something's Happening Zakour, pathology, University of A d Hall. Speaking will be Ron Marcus of ·Friday Washington. 3:30p.m. 316 Wolf Hall. n . • • • r,eopl.e for the American Way 'on EXHIBITION - Annual exhibit of Refreshments served at 3 p.ni. Free FILM- "Atlantic City" 7 p.m., 8:55 RadiCal Threats to the U.S. Constitu student work. 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Recitation an_d_o..;;.p_e_n·------~ p.m. Friday and Saturday; 7:45 p.m. tion." Also new film, 'The Moral Ma · Annex. Sponsored by the art depart 1 ·Sunday-Thursday. Chestnut Hill. joritarians,' will be shown. ment. Free and open to all students, FILM - "Quest for Fire." 7: 15 NOTICE - Commencement. 10 faculty and administration. p.m., 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday; a.m. Delaware Stadium. Open to all · COFFEEHOUSE - Delaware gay 7:45p.m. Sunday-Thursday. Chestnut interested persons. ·community presents singer and Hill. guitarist Carol Regan, 7 p.m.-11 p.m. FILM - "Chariots of Fire." 7: 15 Daugherty Hall. Sponsored by GSU, p.m., 9:30p.m. Cinema Center. 738-8066. Also "Gamos Night." ~Piiiias1 FILM - "Paradise." 7:3o p.m., 9:20 p.m. Cinema Center. FILM- "If You Could See What I Sunday Hear." 7:30 p.m., 9:25 p.m. Cinema .NOTICE - Senior voice recital by Center. Hillary Colton, sporano. 4 p.m. Loudis FILM- "Death Trap." 7:15p.m., Recital Hall. Sponsored by the music 9:30p.m. New Castle Square. department. Admission free. ------l FILM - "Reds." 8 p.m. Castle · CONCERT - Delos String Quartet Mall. New Castle Square. M:onday formal Concert. 8 p.m. Loudis Recital FILM - "I Ought to be in Pic Hall, Amy du Pont Music Building. tures." 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m. Castle LECTURE - "RNA and DNA Se Mall. quence Recognition and Structure - Sponsored by the music department. Free and open to the public. Replaces FILM- "Missing." 7:15p.m., 9:30 Function of Aminocyl t-RNA Syn p.m. Castle Mall. thetases," with Paul Schimmel, April concert which was cancelled due to illness. EXHIBITION - Photo II exhibit by Massachusetts Institute of -•·1dents of this class, May 24-28. Jan Technology. 4 p.m. 203 Drake Hall. .er Gallery. Reception May 24, 7 Free and open. ThJ.l.rsdajr v.m.-10 p.m. LECTURE - "Site Specific MEETING - Board of Trustees se MEETING - Annual meeting of the Mutagenesis Based on the Infidelity of miannual meeting. 2:30p.m. Clayton American Civil Liberties Union of ~------' DNA Synthesis," with Dr. Richard Hall. Open to all interested persons. Delaware. 8 p.m. June 1. 121 Clayton Retrospects Rich ignore faltering economy Locus~ Wa~ to display certain parts Frisbee will face assault and weapons Jesus Christ "for treason against the of therr bodtes as they passed by the charges. state." The high rate of inflation and fraternity's house. A recent ruling by the New York unemployment this year has gone un The fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa at Pot detection questioned Court of Appeals granted the Unifica noticed by a growing number of peo 3615 Locust Walk, held its Smile Con A researcher at UCLA claims to• tion Church tax exempt status as a ge ple, reports the Philadelphia In test on April 23, the last day of classes have invented the first breath and nuine religious organization. This quirer. at Penn. saliva tests for detecting the presence however, does not effect Moon's per The sales of Rolls-Royes-, priced at Phi Sigma Kappa officials will ap of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol sonal income. $110,000 to $163,000, have increased 50 pear for a hearing before Penn's (THC) the active ingredient in mari A government witness refuted percent from last year for one dealer, Fraternity and Sorority Advisory juana, but some experts are skeptical defense claims tha1the funds in quest Martin C. Keenan, president of Board within several weeks. The as to the effectiveness of the tests, the tion belonged to the church. Former Keenan Motors Inc. Also, the slopes in result could be a warning, a proba Los Angeles Times reported. church member, Michael Warder, Aspen have had a ski season almost tionary status or a more serious The researcher, Dr. Stanley Gross, testified that he had been told "That's meeting their record season in 1980. punishment that could include a who runs the nonprofit Receptor Father's money; that is not accessible." The faltering economy has made no suspension of fraternity activities, ac Research Laboratory in Glendale, a ble." impact on the best restaurants, the cording to Martin Stamm, director of suburb of Los Angeles, says there is Takeru Kamiyama, an aide to luxury sailboats, or the most exten fraternity affairs at the university. considerable interest in his tests Moon, was convicted with him in the sive estates, although the more "The brothers just assembled in because they do not require the draw tax evasion conspiracy, and also of moderately priced real estate (in the front of our house and we asked ing of blood in order to detect recent obstructing justice. $300,000 to $400,000 range) is selling a passers-by to turn and smile, and then use of marijuana. little slower. the brothers held up score cards," Skeptics of Gross' work say it will · Opening of TMI opposed The Commerce Qepartment and said Penn junior Bob Kelly. "Its all be several years before tests to deter The residents of the three counties Census Bureau have recently releas done in fun, but if we had known that mine marijuana usage wil be cheap closest to the Three Mile Island ed figures showing an increasing gap there would be so many objections, and reliable enough to be used exten Nuclear Plant showed their disap between the very rich and the very we would have conducted it different sively, like the commonly ·used tests proval of plans to reopen Unit I of the poor. Statistics show that this gap has ly." to detect alcohol. reactor by voting 2-1 against it in a been increasing and one factor that The marijuana tests are designed to nonbinding referendum, the will contribute to its further expan Jewish student shot at U. Md. detect THC in the saliva and breath of Philadelphia Inquirer reported. sion is the recent reversal of the pro The University of Maryland has a person who has recently used mari Although this vote against the plant gressive tax laws and federal pro received criticism from a state com juana. The saliva test requires sampl could not keep it from opening, Nun grams aimed at redistbuting in mission concerning recent anti ing with a cotton swab, while the zio Palladino, chairman of the federal comes. Semitic acts on campus, one of which breath test traps the chemicals in a Nucle-ar Regulatory commission COngress passed tax-reform legisla concerned the shooting of a Jewish filter. which will make the decision about tion showing what critics call student by another student pretending The problem with the tests is that they opening, said the vote could influence Reagan's "Beverly Hills Budget." to be a Nazi soldier, the Associated will run about $17 a piece, and require the decision. Wealthy Americans will thrive on a Press reported. a few hours wait in order for the In February when the referendum reduction on the maximum income Roger L. Frisbee, 19, of Rockville, laboratory to get the results. was announced, a campaign was tax from 70 percent to 50 percent and Md., the student accused of firing the 'aunched by the TMI Public Resource a three-year, 25 percent tax cut. BB gun said that he did not Know the , Moon convicted of tax evasion ;enter which is a group of anti As inflation has hit the necessities woman was Jewish and that the inci The Reverend Sun Myung Moon, nuclear activists from Pennsylvania. food, fuel and housing - it has hardly dent was intended as a prank. founder of the Unification Church, has The group, with money collected touched the luxuries, which has set University officials have been ask been convicted of tax evasion in a from $5 and $10 dollar contributions the well-to-do on a shopping spree, the ed for an explanation by several civil New York court, according to the totaling $2,000 went door to door, Inquirer reported. rights leaders, Jewish leaders and Associated Press. Moon faces up to 14 made phone calls and put an ad in the also by Gov. Harry Hughes. years in jail for the charges. Harribsurg Patriot News for $1,300. Smile contest ends in frowns Not long after the shooting, Frisbee The charges stem from Moon's By looking at the voting margin, the A University of Pennsylvania was awarded "Man of the Month" failure to report $112,000 in interest work has shown clearly the discontent fraternity is fa~ing administrative honors in a campus underground earned from 1973 through 1975 on about the opening of the plant. Courts charges· that its members harassed newsletter. The editorial in the deposits in his nam~ in Chase Manhat have also contributed to the delayed women passing their house on the newsletter ended: "Burn Jews, burn tan Bank. He was also charged with opening by ordering a study of Penn campus and displayed obscene Jews, burn Jews." receiving $50,000 worth of corporate psychological stress of a start-up on posters as part of its annual "Smile The victim, whose leg injuries are stock without paying for it, and failing residents. Contest,'' according to the reported to be slight, was identified as to report it as taxable income. Unit I had been closed for routine Philadelpia Inquirer. the 21-year-old daughter of a Moses Durst, president of the maintenance at the time of the acci The posters, according to university Holocaust survivor. Unification Church of America liken dent and has been closed ever since officials; urged women walking along According to campus police, ed Moon's problems with those of due to corroded steam-geneGi,ltor tubes. Page 6 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 Hl~rial------~ Cheers and ieers: Reagan comes out the big loser In a week the school year will be Department, and the notion of br It's a pity they didn't take greater ad sprung its surprise announcement of over. There will be no more classes, inging prayer back to the public vantage of it. Gov. du Pont's invitation on an un no more lectures, no more exams. schools. -- - The award for the best case of suspecting audience. The university, The thoughts of the university com The president's awards do not end misrepresentation, The Two-Face it seems refuses to recognize that the munity will turn not only toward the just there, however. No, Mr. Reagan Award, goes without question to the graduation ceremonies should be for freedom (or burden) that comes with was lucky enough to also earn the organizers of Ground Zero Week, the graduates and their families, not the summer break, but toward the esteemed Screw the Nation's Future nation-wide. While professing to be a the administrators and their well successes and/ or failures that oc Award, for his effort to cut financial non-partisan educational group that financed friends. curred over the past year. In keeping aid for students by more than half. takes no stand either pro or con on The Where the Hell is Everyone with this train of thought, the follow Apparently Reagan cannot see past the issue of nuclear disarmament, Award goes out to the students at ing is a list of the year's highs and his own short future to the time when they turned out to the one-sided and large, for their lack of support for the lows, bestowed with appropriate today's youth will be the nation's biased. Even more ridiculous was the Student Activities fee, DUSC elections awards. leaders. Without educating its opening ceremony for Ground Zero and other related functions. DUSC is youth, the nation will never be able to week on this campus which consisted useless if it cannot show the universi The winner of the let's Turn Back realize its full potential as "the land of a pitiful turnout of supporters and ty it has a student body 13,000 strong The Clock Two Hundred Years Award, of the free." an even more pitiful model of a standing be.hind it. It is not only up to goes hands down to our dear friend in nuclear warhead, that stood barely DUSC to get things done; it is up to the White House, Ronald Reagan. The The Big Surprise Award goes to a six feet in the air. the students, too, to get things done president has consistently tried to big surprise: DUSC. The Delaware for themselves. do away with the social advances of Undergraduate Student Congress was The Sleight of Hand Award goes to Finally, accolades are due to the the twentieth century since he was impressive in its only real effort to stir the university administration for its National Champion Women's elected to the Oval Office by the not student support this year when they continued mishandling of the com lacrosse Team and the Hens' baseball so-Moral Majority, and Co . The most mounted a strong offensive against mencement speaker selection pro team which is currently ranked recent of Mr. Reagan's revisions have the president's proposed cuts in stu cess. The Administration led the number 15 in the country. Both are been his plan to give tax breaks to dent aid. It's nice to see that there DUSC commencement committee truly commendable achievements-- if private colleges that were recognized really is some potential for action in chairperson astray with constant only the rest of us could be so suc as racist institutions by the Justice the University's student Qovernment. delays and false overtures, and then cessful. ~~readers respond~ Holocaust day clarified To the Editor: millions of human beings. The comments made by That the overwhelming pro Erich Wolz in his May lllet- portion of these people were t e r , " W WI II Mid-E a s t of Jewish descent makes this analogies explained," further atrocity no more horrendous. convince me that Mr. Wolz However, it must be noted has misunderstood the pur- that this is a historical fact. pose of Holocaust Remem- While Mr. Wolz links brance Day. Mr. Wolz implies Holocaust Remembrance that this event took place so Day with some sort of Israeli as to educate " for a specific nationalistic propaganda, I purpose." This purpose, Wolz see the day as a reminder to made clear in an -earlier let- all humankind of the ugly ter, was "to influence our opi- c o n s e q u e n c e s o f nion in the Arab-Israeli ques- totalitarianism and racism. I tion." can only hope that Mr. Wolz It is indeed sad that Mr. and others with similar sen Wolz cannot see some higher timents eventually will moral reason for having a realize that the destruction of Holocaust Remembrance European Jewry destroyed a Day. The Nazi Reich, from part of all of us. 'R;UGIOUS ~it:latt\? WHV W£'~ £V£N CONSIDiRING BRiNG\N(; ~ COMPUJ,t'I'Bil'(ZA~P.IN ~,.UNlit' 1938 until the end of the Se- Jeffrey J. Schupack- 1 ~· ~. cond World War, slaughtered AS82 ~~~~~more readerS reSpOnd~~~~~ ~~~~~~letters welcome~~~~~ The Review welcomes and encourages letters from the students, faculty and members of the administration and Legitimacy of moral teaching questioned community. All letters should be typed on a 60-space line and addressed to: The Review; B-1 Student Center. To the Editor: that the (uture of "righteous society" is found Although The Review will honor all requests for anonymi In response to Professor Barry Seidel's re ed in the ability of the educational system to ty, names and addresses must accompany all letters for cent article on "the teaching function" ... provide an adequate representation of moral identification purposes. I found his perspective on this issue quite in virtue. teresting, and most enlightening. I believe, I say that Seidel under-rates himself, in however, that Seidel has greatly underrated sofar as he misperceives that opinion com himself, and; most certainly, the entire monly accepted as to teaching's role in the teaching profession in his regard for the development of the individual; for few would The RevieW sphere of influence embodied by his profes argue the tremendous effect which moral sion. education has, as conveyed at the classroom Val. 106, No. 59 Newark, DE Fr;day, May 21 , 1982 In Seidel's article he emphasized his belief level. The incorporation of valu~instruction that " 'teaching' should mean more than an into the educational system is already a plain Brenda Greenberg Barbara Rowland Mahmood Majid Managing Editor Editor· in-Ch ief Business Manager efficient transfer of knowledge ... Transmitting fact of life; The spiritual encroachment for Jim Hughes Tobios Naegele Steven 8. Morris values is also important." This conception of which Seidel strives is, as is, inescapable. In Ex&eutive Editor Editorial Editor Advertisi_ng oTrector the teaching ideal is not exclusive to him and deed, it is found in its most dubious fonn not News Editors ...... • •... .• , , . , , ...... Debbie Frankel. Don Piper, lizanne Sobolesky Features Editor ...... Sheila Daly his colleagues. He is joined by many as the direct, conscious indoctrination of a stu Sports Editor ...... Chris Goldberg great scholars, educators, psychologists, and dent or class by a professor, but in the subtle Photo Ed itor ...... • ...... • • ...... leigh Clifton Copy Editors...... •• •.• •...... Casey Gilmore, Andy Rosen , Pim Van Hemmen philosophers in your concern for the spiritual persuasion inherent to that instructor's man Assistant Features Editors ...... o...... Pam Carlson, Meredith Fielding Assistant Sports Editors ...... Nick Alicea, Rob Stone well-being of the individual and society: ner, personality, and subconscious directive Art Director ...... • • ...... Christie Clothier Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg holds the constituting his/her teaching method-what Assistant Art Director ...... • • . 00...... Patty Reardon Assistant Advertising Director ...... Alice liptrot view that societal justice is primarily Kohl berg refers to as the ''Hidden Cur· Assistant Photo Editor ...... Bill Wood manifest in the stimulation of moral reflection riculum." Staff writers...... John Chambless. George Mollet--Prevost. Jamie Martel · in the classroom, the exposure to moral at The subjection is real, yet some question re Publi~hed twice weekly during the academic year and once weekly during Winter Session by the student body of the University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, 19711 . . titudes external to the individual's personal mains as to its legitimacy: " 'teaching' should Editorial and business office at Suite B-1. Student Center. Phone 738-277 1, 738-2772, 738-2774 . · value structure, ultimately_ embodied in the mean more than an efficient transfer of Business hours 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . Monday through Friday. modus operandi of the school; thus we see (Continued to page 7) more readers respond Krishna story challenged To the Editor: and I spoke with the area's · I appreciate the Review's guru who put no pressure on position in wanting to run me to alter my decision to not timely news but the recent pursue initiation. "expose" of "Ex-Krishna Members tell their own I have no fear of the story" is a bit much. What ISKCON hierarchy as im started as an article for an plied· by Ms. Cline's choice of assignment according to Ms. words. I have heard stories Cline became quite a surpris about · a lot of negative ing piece of student-style aspects of involvement in journalism to me when I Krishna. Consciousness but caught the article. (Ms. Cline my own experience did not did not show me the courtesy reveal any of that. There are of calling and telling me her many wonderful and talented - =- article was running in the people initiated into Krishna Review.) Consciousness. They, for the Bit by bit explaining and most part, are people who correct4Ig of facts is too have been a part of the lengthy for this letter but I Western culture and are now think that some clarifying is trying to direct all their con necessary. scious thoughts and actions I chose to become involved toward God. Their struggle is w.ilh__ the Krishna Con in defeating- the pull of ego sciousness Movement known -reigning supreme to Krishna as ISKCON in Newark. I reigning supreme. They are made many friends among people who want the best for the devotees. I chose to be in their children, and in so wan ting, have established schools To the Editor: for Krishna Consciousness continue, to torment them volved in classes and in ac I wasn't surprised to find tivities around the center. where children actually learn (ISKCON) is a non-profit more intensely. Ted Patrick, to read and write and use unverified and slanderous ac religious organization whose a leading kidnapper in Certainly because of the new cusations about the Krishna ideas I was being exposed to, their creativity for glorifying missionary activities require America (now serving a jail God rather than drugs. consciousness movement in funds for its various pro term for his nefarious ac relationships changed, the two· articles describing priorities altered. I still main There are many ways to grams such as maintenance tivities) has publicly boasted learn about ISKCON and ob the so-called experiences of of centers, distributiog of free that by such techniques he tained my full-time job. former Hare Krishna I was at no time brain tain the knowledge necessary literature, and world-wide could force even the Pope to to deal with it as a part of our devotees. John (who wasn't free food distril)ution. abandon his religion. washed (as is the popular even straight-forward enough term for those involved in community; but reading Therefore members have about it in the Review is not to allow his real name to be formed businesses to provide When the victim's faith is ISKCON against their used) is admittedly employed shattered, he is usually filled parents' and friends' wishes) the best way. Visit the center, necessary funds for read one of their many books by professional depro ISKCON's programs. with guilt about his former into submission. I chose to do gramers and now finds it associations, and thus he the things that I did and when or the Back to Godhead Businesses run by members ,magazine published by the profitable to invent stories of the movement are comes to accept his kidnap I decided that I couldn't about his life as a Hare per's explanations that the follow fully the path of an in movement. Talk to a separately incorporated from devotee ... they don't bite. Krishna devotee. One of the the movement and pay taxes; group he was formerly itiated devotee, I chose to do m,ovement's basic principles associated with has only what was necessary to alter R e m e m b e r , t h e y ' ·r e and like most businesses its vegetarians. its adherents follow is salesmen do not make an malevolent goals, which he my involvement. I talked truthfulness, a principle John was tricked into accepting by openly with those in charge Sharon Trnka issue of their religion. When seems to have abandoned you shop at Safeway does the psychological manipula along with our others. What cashier make an issue of the tion. was he promised when he All victims are injured fact that Mormons own the Membes of our group are To the Editor: ~ joined the movement? Where store? • · In re: Review, May 14, page 10, headline: "Woman raped does he give any examples? law-abiding citizens, they near apts." Closing line: "According to police the woman Considering the movement's John volunteered to par follow the tenets of the Vedic was not injured." simple life-style, I am sure he ticipate in devotee-run literature that teach that It is very difficult for me to consider that an accurate didn't expect when he joined businesses, he was not re because everyone is an eter statement. No doubt that is what the police reported - to receive an all expense-paid quired to do so, he could have nal servant of God, it is sinful unless the victim is beaten severely, stabbed, or otherwise vacation to Hawaii. If Ann participated in the movement to unnecessarily hurt even an abused physically, I guess it is easy to say she was "not in Cline had followed the jour in other ways according to his ant. Ann Cline's reporting I jured." But, enlightened editors and readers should know nalistic codes concerning ac inclinations and propensities. view as a typical example of better. The very least that should be said in an accurate curate and balanced repor Unfortunately his parents "good-ole" religious pre report is that the victim "suffered no other physical in ting and had investigated the had him kidnapped and thus judice. On the other hand, Dr. juries," if that were the case. painting businesses' financial he was involuntarily sub Diana Eck, an historian of It is tempting to consider launching into a lecture on this records, she would have jected to days of intensive religion at Harvard Universi subject, but I will refrain and only suggest that we must all discovered the fallacies of physical abuse and verbal ty has written: guard against being drawn into repeating those glib phrases some of John's exaggerated derision to force him to "The Krishna con of the past, particularly in connection with the crime of rape. statements. change his beliefs. At the Nancy E. Blake The International Society sciousness movement is beginning of their session such rooted in a long tradi kidnappers threaten their vic tionalism called bhakti, ...professor's opinions tims that the sessions of tor which means the devotion to, ture and abuse will not end or love of, God. There are Bearing in mind the obviously subjective (Continued from page 6) until the victim is "cured" of those in America who have nature of morality and values, (Seidel and his their apparent aberant ~ow ledge."? .... St. Thomas Aquinas explains labeled the Hare Krishna if someone proposes to another things which colleagues have said that "a great amount of beliefs and behavior. Other Movement a "cult" and have are not include_d in self-evident principles, or judgment is involved"), I come upon my techniques similar to called into question its does_not make 1t clear that they are included, greatest difficulty in accepting this proposal "Korean brainwashing,' authenticity. This is an ap for an incorporation of explicit moral instruc authorities state, are used in h~ will no~ cause knowledge, but, perhaps, opi palling and saddening mon or fatth.'' tion within the educational system. Perhaps such forced conversions. witness to our cultural insola With this in mind, we can derive a second my main concern, and the summary of this ar Mercenaries showing no tion. This religious tradition position (the Neill position) based on the ticle, is most comprehensively expressed in regard for any merit of their is one that commands a assumption that since moral values are ar my question to Prof. Seidel: Exactly whose victim's belief, incessantly respected place in the bitrary and irrational, they should not be values do you wish to profess? blaspheme, berate and twist religious life of humankind.'' taught or enforced in schools at all. Of course, " ... for there is n(!thing either good or bad beliefs held sacred by the vic this response should be identified as an ex but thinking makes it so." tim. If their subject's beliefs treme, for as I began to suggest earlier it is · William SHakespeare waver, the kidnappers Prahladananda Swami virtually impossible for an instructor to ieave (Hamlet) reward them with "love" and 168 Elkton Rd. all his values (and personality) at home. Stephen Leins "sympathy." If their subject's Newark, DE 19711 (AS84) beliefs persist the kidnappers 453-8510 Page 8 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 OIThan/cs, Senioritis: a lack of motivation By DARRYL MULL Jim's family would like to thank school, and they devote less of my lab partners and I run into Senioritis: a lack of their time to current mat· a difficult homework pro 1 friends, classmates, friends at Fox motivation to do work, usual ters." blem, it's usually solved at croft, and ChE staff and faculty for. ly beginning in the spring but the Deer Park." may begin earlier in extreme Dr. Frank Scarpiti from the their kindness during our recent cases. sociology department views Scarpiti acknowledged the bereavement. We had it in high school and senioritis as a "letdown fact that the seniors realize many in _ this year's before the end. Those who let they can get away with doing graduating class are ex down the most usually don't little work because, "few periencing it right now go on to graduate school. faculty members will fail whether it's because they've They see their bachelor's them in their final semester." already gotten jobs or they've degree as a terminal j us t h a d e n o u-g h of degree." Senioritis is also dangerous schoolwork. because of its contagious According to Dr. John Jeff Czarnecki (EG82) said qualities which aren't Lewis from the Center for that he's not involved as necessarily confined to Counseling and Student much with school anymore seniors. "If my roommates Development, "People start but is now devoting his time ask me to go out, I don't even 1UNIVERSITY looking ahead - they look to looking for a job. "I never hesitate," said Sue Noonan towards the summer or law expected to get senioritis, it (BE82). "I have a roommate just happened," he said. who is a sophomore and she has to get out of the room to MARCHfNG "I used to do a lot of work study or else we'll persuade and now I can't do anything," her to go out with us." he said. "I guess if I were go . ing on to law school it would For those seniors who have BAND be different.'' jobs, senioritis offers many pleasurable opportunities. Attention all members of the As a senior who is going on "It's allowed me to pursue to law school, Brian my own interests like looking 1981 Marching Band and all McLaughlin (AS82) feels that for a car or doing some students interested in joining "Best WishesFor it does make a difference in reading that I never have A GREAT Summer the way students work. time to do," said John Firgau the 1982 Marching Band. From" "Before you get accepted, (EG82). You must come to Amy E. du you try to keep your grades Rudolph added that he can up," McLaughlin said. "After get at least eight hours of Pont Music Building to be you've been accepted, your sleep every night because, ~'I measured for your New Uniform grades are only for persona~ never set my alarm clock. It on Friday, May 21, 9:00 a.m. to satisfaction. You do the work never crosses my mind to but you don't spend as much study past 11 p.m. Weekends 4:00 p.m. or Monday, May 24, EDUCATIONAL CENTER time on it." to me are never- for studying 2:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. 20 Peddlers Row Maintaining a 3.0 average and if I do any work, it's as a chemical engineering usually of the low concentra Christiana, Delaware tion type that I can do with a (302) 737-1124 student is the oilly incentive to do work for Eric Rudolph beer in my hand." (EG82). "I'm not worried However, with final exams about individual class next week, some seniors and grades,'1 he said. "I just want The Raven·Ends the Semester to keep 01y average high so even others who might just I'm maximizing the work I do have a case of spring fever may find out that they can't with in my easy classes and get back on track. "I suggest Sunday Jazz f·eaturing minimizing it for my harder to people to get structured classes." again," Lewis said. "I tell "Our faculty realizes we've students not to look beyond Reverie got senioritis," Rudolph add finals and re-establish their Monday · ed, "and they don't give us goals and decide what they anything too intense to do. If have to do." the MIB's Tuesday Barb, Hot Romance Without sounding like too much of a wally, - I'd like to thank you for all the help, laughs, from Asbury, N.J. advice this semester. You did a great job as Wednesday editor, and I only hope I can fill your shoes Golden Oldies Night (joke intended). Take care of yourself and with the good luck at Hastings. Cruisamatics -Jim from Atlanta, Ga. T -Shirt Sidewalk Sale- CONTACT LENSES Friday, Saturday, and Su11day 12-3 BANNER OPTICAL CO. Last Day of Classes Drink Special- •Complete Optical Lab •Full Services• 4' . pierre Frozen Black Raspberry Daiquiri JORDlCHEpes1gner Frames. cardin 18 Haines St. Newark, DE Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.- See Judy at the main bar 368-4004 May 21, 1982 • THE REVIEW • Page 9 Send your ad to us with payment. For first 10 1 The Review Classified words. $5.00 minimum for non-students, $1.00 for B-1 Student Center students with 10. Then 5' for every word Newark, DE 19711 Classifieds thereafter. WANTED: 1-2 Females roommates to share QUALITY TYPING. $1.00/page. Martine Phillips Electronic-Turntable $50.00. The Women's Co-ap bas FaD Semester open- summer sublet w/option to rent in Sept. CaU Technics Casette Deck$50.00. CaU 738-&79. ingata newlocatiall. CaU3111-llll f..-info. announcements Ireland. 731-7715. Thanks. . 738-1623 or 321-76tl. for the dry dive" party at the IVAN "oress ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE next to Little refrigerator, used 5 semesters, clean, , SUBlET - .JUNE 1 - AUGUST 31. 1 BLOCK ROOMMATES WANTED FOR SUMMER, 2 SEKAL INN today. Ivan's dead but you're GILBERT D. FULL KITCHEN, LAUNDRY, $60firm.303Rodney.F. , FROMCAMPUS.PRVT.BDR.M.$105/MON- not. BDRM. PAPER MILL APARTMENT. CABLE AND TELEPHONE HOOK UP 1N TIL DAVE 731-tal. RENT NEGOTIABLE. CALL :J6II..65M. EACH ROOM PARKING. EACH ROOM FOR SALE: 6 cu. ft. refrigerator. GOOD One ..- two roommates wanted to share fur NEED CHILD CARE .. Pick up your Child FURNISHED. CONNECTED TO SEMI CONDITION. 2x's the size of dorm frig. Fils Care Survev at the Student Information nisbed Towne Court Apartmeot f..- .June Lg. Bdrm./3 mo. Sublet June - August, in 3 PRIVATE BATH. $250.00 FOR ENTIRE LOTS OF BEER! $75. CaU 738-1581. through August. Female preferred. CaU Desk, Student Center, or Office of Women's SUMMER. CAL 366-9682 ASK FOR PAUL Bdrm. townhouse, $100.00/month. Near cam Affairs, 219 McDowell. OR JERRY. Camille 3&1-8~. pus, near town, CaU 366-9179. (lv. message Furniture from entire aoartment- all new. for Chip). Will negotiate prices. CaU 738-fAI. Subscriptions to the Review are available to ROOM: AVAILABLE IN TOWNE COURT SAVE$$$ PLANE TICKET TO SAN FRAN FOR .JUNE - AUGUST. RENT the non-student public for $12.50 per year. CISCO. $150. SAVE $170! MUST USE BY 2 Bdrm A/C Apt. June - Sept. w/option to BUNKS for sale, excellent looking, universi NEGOTIABlE. PlEASE CALL~l24. For more info. call 738-2771. JUNE 15. 762-4396. takeover lease. $300/mo. CaU 7371319 ..-.._ ty approved. CaU Lori at 738-1665. Best offer. 1335. F..-Rent: Large._, f1mlisbed, walk to U. DRUMMER, VERSATILE, VOCAL ·Ex- 1 available of D.; No pets. $525/mo. plus utilities, securi Room Available for Female. Towne CGurt PERIENCE, SEEKS W{>RKING BAND. ty deposit, 1 year lease beginDing 111511%. CALLKEITH322-5480,after4:30. ApL June 1-Sept. 1 (and probably cootlnu YOU FOUND IT! FOXCROFT DOUBLE 738-7551. ing through next year). $125/month - Very FOR SUBLE'r W/OPTION TO TAKE OVER LOST - BLUE LONDON FOG WIND negotiable. CaU 731-7299. BREAKER 44X-LONG. REWARD. CAI:.L LEASE. 2 MIN. WALK TO CARPENTER. GUITAR LESSONS $5 per half hour. Call Available May 29 sublet thru Sept. 1, POOL, AIR COND.,CABLE TV, CALL 731- Helen (738-5330) for more info. 545-8140. wltakeovel- aption 1 BR. AC Flll1L ..- liD 'ROOMMATE needed for Summer~ od 2 0418. fum. Rent negotiable. Victoria Mews. CaU bdrm. To""'!! Court Apt. $100 - $120 mo--utls. WHY TAKE IT HOME? PRIVATE FOUND: Men's watch on Main Street, 731-8061. CaU 731-4742. RIDE TO FT. LAUDERDALE, LEAVING STORAGE ROOM AVAILABLE. INEX weekend of 5/8. CaU Michele at 366-9151 (Rm. 451) to identify. MAY 29th. CALL 3611-1661. PENSIVE, CONVENIENT. NO KIDDING. SUBlET: LARGE 1 . BEDROOM FULLY CALf> DUANE OR LISAAT737-3949. Rooms available near campus, for the sum-· FURNISHED APARTMENT. NICE. mer $250.00 for double + semi-1>rivate bath. Typing Done - Experienced Secretary - LOST: LADIES SILVER TIMEXWATCH. UNIVERSITY GARDENS, JUNE I-AUGUST CaU366-9682. Ask for Paul or Jerry. Reasonable Rates- Call Gail, 999-3681 (8-4); Room in furnished 2 bedroom apt. for sum Outside Pencader Dining Hall Bldng. Sen 31, RESPONSIBLE PEOPlE NEED ONLY timental Value... 738-1019 OR 738-1364. t75-1561 (after6p.m.) m~r or longer. Convenient Quiet location (5 APPLY. CALL 137-o&O. One or two females needed to share a 2- mm. walk to campus & stores). Rent flexi ble. Call Bill at 453-1770. bedroom Towne Court Apt. for the summer. Typing. 8 yrs. exp. Will pick up. Call rent/sublet· Sublet available -.June- Aug. with option to CaU~6. Maureen 301-398-4730. I take over lease. Foxcroft single. Foxcroft 2 for sale Summer sublet w/option to take over lease. ersession. CaU 731-4360. Want Privacy? Efficiency available for sum Typing - mM Selectric. Quality work. Female roommate needed for Park Place mer June - August. Colonial Gardens, Main Reasonable Rates. Call Anytime 454-7650. Apt. Fully furnished, A/C, pool, cable T.V. Street. Walking Distance. $1110/month. Plus Couch and/or armchairs. Good condition. 737-9115. SUBlET CHEAP! ~ of a 3 bedroom apt. Price negotiable. 454-1420. electric. Phone 731-1921. TYPING DONE ON-CAMPUS, $1/PAGE. available .June 1st - Sept. 1sL Air cood. pool, CALL JUDY AT738-2191. FOXCROFT single. Sublet with option of w/w carpeting, completely fumisbed. Only HBO/MTVIESPN. SUMMER SUBLET. Apartment furnishings. Carpeting, Desktop, TAKEOVER. Pool. A/C. Call Terri, 737.;1060. $90/month + utilities. CaU Sandi at 137-4723. ROOM U'l NICE HOUSE WITH1N WALK shelving, etc. 737-4874, ask for Jesse. STRAWBERRYRUN'APTS. SUMMER JOBS. WON'T IT FEEL GOOD ING DISTANCE. $110/MONTH 731-5999 or WHEN FINALS ARE OVER!. ..THEN USE YOU FOUND IT! FOXCROFT DOUBLE Foxcroft Double, .June - August, Furnished, 731H1971. Dorm Size. Refrigerator around $90. Pioneer YOUR TALENTS THIS SUMMER TO FOR SUBLET. JUNE -AUGUST W/OPTION Ale, wasber/dryer. CaU 4U-1629, .run. EARN U$ AND VALUABLE EX 3 head cassette Deck CRT-900. Offers $250 TO TAKE OVER LEASE. 2 MIN. WALK TO (Continued to page 11) PERIENCE. OPPORTUNITIES ARE and over Call Paul or Blair 366-9156. CARPENTER. POOl, AIR COND, CABLE AVAILABLE FOR STENOS, TV. CALL 731-4418. ' SECRETARIES, TYPISTS, WORD PRO MOTORCYCLE - 1965 HONDA DREAM 305 (;ESSORS, LAB TECHNICIAN, AND - 18,000 miles - MINT CONDITION - SAl):'" Female Roommate wanted to share large LABORERS. WORK VARIOUS OLE BAGS, WINDSHIELD, HELMET IN bedroom in furnished Southgate Apartment. ASSIGNMENTS & LOCATIONS. CALL CLUDED- COLLECl'OR'S ITEM- $400 or Summer w/option for Fall•• Reduced to NOW FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW BEST OFFER-CALL STEVE AT 731-7942. $70/month. 738-6919. AT ONE OF OUR CONVENIENT OF AMTRAK TICKETS FICES. CALL... CALDWELL TEMPORARY MUST SELL. Bed, dresser, CaU if interested SUMMER SUBLET AT PARK PLACE HELP: WILMINGTON, 1608 FARMERS 738-5426. BANK BUILDING. 655-7455; NEWARK.l201 AVAILABLE ON JUNE 1. CAL 731.-a:J Departures Fro~ Newark, Delaware DRUMMOND PLAZA, 731-1111; AFTER5p.m. . TALLEYVILLE 28 THE COMMONS, 478- 6 string guitar, Yamaha FG-75. Beautiful maple wood with hard shell case·. $100 no 8700. Wanted: 2 Female roommates to share 1 Destinations - Philadelphia less! Call Melanie 366-9330. Bedroom in a 2 Bedroom Papermill. Starting Baltimore Subscrpitions to the Review!! Keep in touch August 1-$90/mo. Call Lisa 737-4074. with the University after graduation. For Yamaha CA~ Amplifier, Excellent condi Washina.ton more info. call 738-2771. tion $185. Call454-7581. 1 BEDROOM FOXCROFT APARTMENT AVAILABLE TO SUBLET AND Available Now At Interested in living in OCEAN CITY, N.J . '75 Honda XL-250. Under 6000 mi. $475, Ed. TAKEOVER LEASE. CALL 731~- this summer in a NICE HOUSE with VERY 368-2276. REASONABLE RENT? Call Nancy 454-8731 FURNISHED ROOMS available for summer orNoni4~. Twin Bed - 1 yr old. - $75.00, Dresser. Ex and Fall. Kitchen priv; $35 per week; cellent Cond. - $35.00, Sm. Refrigerator - everything included. Minutes from campus. ROOM AVAILABLE 1N VICTORIA MEWS $50.00 All negotiable.Call Randi731-91110. NO SMOKERS. Open to men and women. FOR SUMl'!fER/FALL. · FURNISHED. Call Tom at 366-9796. CALL 738-4589, NEGOTIABLE. One bed with headboard and foot board and 126 EAST MAIN STREET one large, very sturdy couch- prices ~of TWO BEDROOM APT: AVAILABLE NEWARK, DELAWARE 19711 negotiable-call 738-4133. JUNE 1 to AUG. 31. w/in WALKING STUDENTS - ROOMS FOR SUMMER • '(302) 731-0337 SCHOOL AND RESEIWATION FOR FALL DISTANCE OF CAMPUS. $140 +ELECT. TERM. FURNISHE;D - ALL UTILITIES - SHARP COMPACT STEREO with cassette 368-8357. COED. APPLY 233-W. MAIN ST. d!!Ck and turntable. Excellent condition. Good first stereo. Must sell: CaU Rick: 454- ROOMMATES NEEDED. SOUTHGATE Typing service- 16 years of ,xperience. Self 8651. APT. SUMMER SUBlET. $100/Mo. + correcting typewriter. Close to University. UTILITIES. 737-'¥117 368-1996. FOR SALE: TAN RUG WHICH FITS GILBERT SINGLE. $25 OR BEST OFFER. Available 6/1/82. Pool, parking Univ. Bus, 368-9240 MARY-LOU. Shag (shite) carpeting, desk, bed, cbest-454- Typing, will pick up. CaU Susan 838-1499. 1588aft. 5. FULLY INTEGRATED PANASONIC CHEAP! Towne Court- 2 bedroom starting SUMMER STORAGE SPACE. June. $219 mo. regularly. $320.454-7581. REASONABLE. PICK UP AVAILABLE. STEREO SYSTEM - AMIFM STEREO, TURNTABLE, TAPE. ANY TYPE OFFER 737-4788 LEAVE MESSAGE WJNAME AND Furnished, 2 Bdrm, Park Place Apt, SUII!el GOING UOME FOR THE SUMMER~ .. · CONSIDERED. CALL 738-1404 ANYTIME. NUMBER. tlng for summer. CaU 731-4026. Now available place in a three bedroom GAGUANO GUITAR $70. Wood handcrafted Paper Mill furnished 1 Bdrm. w/den Bethany Beach house. Female wanted to design table, adjustable, 24" by 36", $70. Available June 1st. CaUafter5:00. 737-3W7. share house with two males and one female, B/W Zenith T.V.1 17", $50. Peugot 10 speed,36". $125. Prices negotiable. call Con NEED STORAGE SPACEr· own bedroom d~ the week. Call 575-0130 (work) or 76U760, 656-3003 (home.) nie 454-1191. 2 BDRM TOWNE COURT APT. June 1 - Sept. 1. MAKE OFFER. 738-6542. Hours T-F Tues., Wed. 11 -9 Thurs. 11-10 Two Fers (2 for 1) ARD Fri., Sat. 11-11 Sun. 4-9 2-6 U-Storeh U-lockh ,MINI Thurs. ti~ 9:00 p.m. .Q-Keep The Key ~STORAGE 1~95 &Rt. 896, Diamond St. Ind. Park And: Includes Tap Beer, House Wine, &House Liquor. Also Pictures. Newark, Delaware 160 Elkton Road, Newark (302) 737-5558 738-0808 Page 10 • THE REVIEW • May 21. 1982 Semester in review Review Photo byl.eigh Clifton Review Photo by Bill Wood • May 21, 1982 • THE REVIEW • Page 11 e e To 2nd FLOOR GHF: THE BEST FLOOR To the three guys and one kid with the green HEY BUCKO! Now it's Happy IY.a, thanks so f d ANRACOULDHAVE:Ijustwanttoletyou hankie around his neck, you're good scopes. much for it all: bopping, videogames, ducks, Cl know what a great year you guys made this The girl in the Tan Buick. b-ball games, 7 and 7's, ladder trim, tacos, assl le S and " You can do it!" With love, Phyllss, Good luck pavement pounding. ~~·~•:;:•~;:~;:;:;~~====::=:;;:~~;:~;:~~~~~;:: · ~~~~~:~~~~n~~~~~~~~ Looking forward to a Great Summer! LOVE, BUCKWHEAT. LOU. (Continued from page 9) WANTED: FEMALE ROOMMATE TO Vicki, Susan, Joanne, Suzanne - Thanks for DKB to 14-C: WASTED and TASTED for Sharon, I'm glad you're making Delaware SHARE 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT, JUNE four years! All for that piece of paper! everything. Love, Karen. 2 Bedroom, AIC, Park Place Apt. Good con 1 • SEPT. I, ALREADY FURNISHED, 2 you're home on your birthday. Drink up and dition. June, July, Rent negotiable. 454-4163. Smoke that and you'll really get off. BEffiiSH! Love and farts, No. 11 MILES FROM CAMPUS, RENT • $150. DEMENTIA STILL RULES! AVOID the To the Zims of 211, Thanks for helping us CALL AFTER 7 P.M.: 4M-8107. PLASTIC, it's still melting! BIZARRENESS 5th & 6th CWT • Good luck with finals. STOP make it through our first year "here at the Main St. Apt. 2 bdr. fully furnished, nice overwhebns us all: DffiTY D takes It, KAR· BY TO SAY GOODBYE· LOVE, KAREN. University," and for keeping us entertained. place and reasonable, available for summer. Good luck next year in Vienna and the Big ROOMMATES WANTED AFTER MA MACIDNE beats ATO HAR! BAR! To the guy who turned in a men's gold ring to Call733-7971. GRADUATION TO SHARE MODERN Brother RAT! To the Maniacs« Life (they Apple! We'll miss you! Love, theZimsof215. : Gilbert HD; stop by 117 GHL, you've got a piz APT. IN NORTHWEST PHILA. 2 all help me avoid reality): Cosmic, Valium, : za coming to you! SUBLET: One bedroom, Park Place apart BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, NEAR TRANSPOR· Jess, Nina & the Pussy patrol, Spacey & Tootle • I dialed the number 8675309 and a ment. It's furnlahed, spacious, air condition TATION. $185/mo. CALL 731-5811. Trscy, Ames & Jefflner, Lightweight & Co., D.W .• Turkey heroes, roadtrlps to L.I., Moobaaneigh said, " Leggo my foot, Mofo!" ed, and even has a pool. Rent Is cheap; call The Easy DeeGees and of course my Honey preludes and starfires, walks along the I dialed it again the the operator told me soon! 731.-o5. Ask for Carrie. WANTED: A TOWERS OR PENCADER BULLSHIT. Remember: Shrooming in the beach, kidnapping adventures, bongs, about her pocket calculator. (Jeez!) Then I DOUBLE FOR A HARRINGTON DOUBLE. summertime helps with the 99. P.S. To all of Rlunite and more Riunite, bacon had the "sense" enough to write a letter con WE WILL NOT BE UNDERRENTED!!! CALL PATTY OR KARIN 366-9173. the Faculty and U of D organizational pimp cheeseburgers, picture hunting, basketball cerning those conditions. Enough of that. Paper Mill Apt. for rent this summer. 2 sticking commie plots: DO ME! NA-NOOK. in the snow, Gilbert C, Eckerts, roommates, Just ANSWER THE PHONE!! How about a late night phone calls, shotguns, driving Bedroom, 1~ Bathrooms, air conditioned, Tia Marla? I hear they're pretty good at Male roommate needed for Y.a of a Christiana Chris, Mr. Ho would be proud. The man with lessons, breakfast in bed, CSN, show after fully furnished. PRIME POOLSIDE VIEW.· slnglefornextyear. Call738-8225. the "GAP" Is finally getting a degree in his Sweeps. Thanks for so many wonderful Call m- 4112 for more Information. show, Big Shlt/Uttle Shit, Halloween '81, times & look forward to an even better cake major. Good luck in Grad. School "4.0" J.T., winter session '81, Chicago's Greatest summer! Love, Tanya. Wanted roommate to take over Y.a of lease in and I am sorry to see you leave. Eddie. Hits, "Dancin"', magical moments, Mickey ROOMS STILL AVAILABLE NEXT TO a 2 bedroom furnished Towne Court Apt. . D's, roses, sweatpants and flannel shirts • GILBERT D FULL KITCHEN, LAUNDRY, starting Aug. I. Semi-serious male student. remember? I do. Lady of the Island. Hey CINDY WHITE! Looks like we made it. Have a happy 22nd 8-day. I owe you a couple It was nice spending all that time together. CABLE AND TELEPHONE HOOK UP IN Call 731-9864. at the Park. Eddie. EACH ROOM, PARKING. EACH ROOM TERI MALESINA ·Happy 20th Birthday two Have fun in New York and behave yourself! FURNISHED, CONNECTED TO SEMI· days early! Love, Sharon. Love ya, Sheila. MALE COUNSELORS AND NATURE JOHAN, CARLIE AND DAVEt Thanks for PRIVATE BATH. $250.00 FOR ENTIRE SHEREE ETHERINGTON: Thank God the SUMMER. CALL 366-9682 ASK FOR PAUL LEADER NEEDED FOR SUMMER making my senior year the greatest. You're RESIDENTIAL CAMP FOR HANDICAP· semester is finally over! Here's to this sum Joannie, Vicky & Susan (MaryO) ·I unders OR JERRY. the best bunch of friends a I!UY could have. mer down the beach! Stinky. tand you need a roommate - What a blast PED IN MARYLAN_D. CALL: (301) 77~. I'll never forget roadtrlps, fish, puppy-dogs and ferrets. I wish it could go on forever, but we've . had indeed, beyond a shadow of a Woodly, PLEASE learn how to print, OK? doubt! We'll have much more popcorn & Male for Y.a I bedroom Towne Court, furnish I guess it can't. I just thought I'd take this op Really, you stud, the darkroom bas been ed. Less than '>'• cost negotiable. June 1 ·July personals portunity to tell you all how much you mean much more fun since you've been there, peanut butter, throwing darts at J.D., W2· 31. Call Mark 731-9869, evenings. to me. Carlie, can you ever forgive us for ing, midnight running, shopping sprees and Take care of the football players next relaxing weekends ahead (no more good Sueey, (Remember), "Hi, I'm your new never letting you .be alone with Joan? semester and remember, always print like roommate!", the unconscious Fig: tlie dead guys, prepettes & marshmallows! ) But first SUBLET VICTORIA MEWS APT. FOR PLEASE! Keep in touch, guys. WIZKID. you mean it, OK? Good luck next year, make I'd like to borrow a dollar to go ice skating. SUMMER, OWN ROOM, $162/MONTH. 368- squirrel chase; chug-a-lug and "kissing" the it mean something and keep Pim in line, This summer we'll rock the Pier Pub and --· - 8298. - - - door knob; AGDLDG: MTPRDJ; "smiley would ya? I'll still be around to give you face," Scrounge; draw(er); "Hershey· VINCE PUGH, YOU DIDN'T THINK I'd make our presence known in the Big Apple • remember your Birthday, did you? Well, grief, so don't forget me. If I don't want my I'm going to miss you all next year... But I talk!, pre-exam drinking: wine, kahlua, internship I'll let you know. Remember to 2BRPAPERMILLAPT. FORJUNE·AUG. Schnapp's, etc... cops : dropping by, escor wrong again! Happy Big tw •f • d' Annie· girl and Lynda: Congratulations on To Jim and Joe and Julio and Dave with who R.C., Your first personal! One more week completing 4 grueling years of nursing!! I'm I spent many Thursday nights getting 1 1 so proud of you both! ! Good luck with your and we'll be on our way. Texas- look out! . a s s e s plastered and losing money in large Cl Can't wait!! Ilove you always!!! Sprout P.S. e e e prospective careers and always remember amounts, what's going on next semester? :;~:;~:;~~;;:;::;:;;;;:;;!;!;'!;;;!;::;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;!1 the wise Bahamian scholar who once said, Happy 20 months!! • "Girls, go for de goodies, you only go round (Continued from page 11) Pookies of Ground Floor Smyth: Can you once!!" XOXO, Helen-woman Dear Curly, Gnome, Ledd Belly, Center Bren, Who are you? Yo ulook marales. Take Rick . Here'• looking forward to a fantastic believe the semester is over . so much has cake, and Queen-for-a-day! Somebody care and see you in the summer. Love, Tom. summer. I know we'll be seeing a Jot of each happened. Fun Ann joined hte crew as the STEVE: I miss you already. No more a should give you their wind about Erica and P.S. I hope I didn't get you in trouble. other. Be good (ha!) and remember just how semester began and blessed us w/ " I'm so musketeers. Don't forget your shortest, her blue-genes: She's putting you on. She much I Jove ;ou. I'm really lucky to haves<>- excited," & screaming "I'll get itl:' and doofiest friend! Excuse me while I start stu never comes. Don't believe all you read: a Sheryl F. • Thanks for being here. I'm gonna meone as good and sweet as you are by my wearing her FUN clothes. Angela (zoo dying for 1983's finals. Expect a birthday staff infection makes even a crude estimate miss ya. Congratulations and Good Luck! side. There have been a lot of memories, and keeper) gifted us w/her double-time danc- card! -LIN go all the way to fit in.She treats you like Love, Jeff. P.S. Please Write. 1 know there'll be plenty more to come. I ing, be faces, fun greekness, designer pants. trash picked up in a parking lot and all you don't know what else to say exceot. "Thanks "Don't fag out," and her Greek God. "What GINA • Have a good summer (happy early got was rearended, up for grabs, down and $10.00 HAIRSTYLE - $5.25. STILL THE for everything!" Love always, Kathi. is he all about anyway?" Angie the Chern-E birthday) and a GREAT senior year! (You out, since she was just minding her own af BEST BUY IN NEWARK. SCISSORS introduced us to 4th floor Lane, put in big won't settle for anything less!) Thanks for fairs. It was big of you to open up and reveal PALACE, HAIRSTYLIST FOR MEN. NEXT bucks for our late night munchies, was helping me on that paper! LITTLE ONE how you really feel when you are in the mid TO MR. PIZZA, ACADEMY ST. 368-1306. Robby & Dean, Thanks for making my stay always there when we needed her and has a Chris, Thanks for being the wonderful guy dle over how to come up with undercover ac at Delaware a great one. Best of luck boyfriend who I thought cut lawns, but in tion. Go get a hold of yourself or she'll have always. I lov_o:_you both. Your sister, Sue that you are. You made this year the best TO THOSE BOHEMIANS of the Academy reality dances w/mirrored shades and Rus ever. Good luck on your finals (Maybe hav you off the deep end, push you too far with Apts: OOH OOH WE, LIQUOR SET ME sian fur hats. Gail was our connection to ing your last final on your 20th birthday will only one thing on her mind: shoot the bull FREE! Crank my ludes, tick brain. Liz, Wham, Woosh, Wild Woman & Chippy, It's Main St. Parties, along w/security monitor bring good luck). Look at the bright side, you while it's up and coming. Then you'll walk in Mark, Fat Main, Mr. C., AI Cleland, Hef-It's' been quite a year with a lot of "Firsts (the Assistant Fun Director, and head of th~ can celebrate afterwards... and legally, too. the shadow of Death valium unless you deep been real, it's been fun, but it ain't been real wall says it all). Get siked for next year and Pookie School of Fast Piano Playing & This summer, even though we'll be physical· six her. And that's the kiss-off unless you put fun. Drink more. Have a blurrr of a summer, more great times! Love, Cowgirl Directing, and has a bad-toad for a ly apart, mentally you'll always be with the finger on her before she goes off half stay off the horse. Good nite, roan. Cyroid boyfriend. Little Baby Catalina (Pebbles) me ...subduction leads to . erogeny.. silly baked to S and F: one-sided and tw<>-faced. Jan (Lynn or Grace) Brady, Walk a mile for scared us the night she refused to get out of goose .. apple pie ... turkey subs ... So face it -whose side are you on? You'd bet the closet, created Leo lind Jorge, and has us ter be afraid of Virginia Woolfe. She'll make Randall • you've been the best. roommate a Camel, will ya? Remember all those lun mustang. .Orioles over the Yankees.. Did you I've ever had (of course, my brother was the ches in Pencader and my rolled-up book bag. laughmg constantly. "Cath - get those feet know earthquakes prediction is a shaky you put your mouth w~ere your money is: I back on the ground and good luck w/Cadet bet you say that to all the... Just get her off only other). Thanks for making this year a Thin!< about how you were contemplating the business? Like the flowers need the rain you good one. Keep rolling! -Mitch proracquetball circuit at 8:00 a.m. By the Rick." An(l, don't forget "FYYBFJG!" Judy know I need you... Love, Ruth your back. She always gives you a hard time way, you're holding your racquet wrong. Go, was tt•~c "· as the Pookie Psychologist, now that she knows all your ins and outs, ups Lynn, Go. Remember "Chips" and how we Jaug:.OI!g in her unique style, dancing up a Sarah, Thanks for being such a great and downs and pathetic phallacies. Show her MARIE RETZ for Best Office Coordinator of walked around campus with our lips drawn ~torm, wearing Cath's feetie P.J.'s, and giv· roomie! Have fun in Maine. Love, Ruth a thing or two. So why get hard feelings over the Year!! Thanks for 3 great years, Marie in after Deer Park lunch. Fla. was wild. Go m!! us the pleasure of meeting Jimmy's it, unless it rubs you the wrong way that a Nl. See ya this summer ·Tennessee, here we crash in the picture cuz, you didn't wear fr1end Schmo withe black hi-tops. As for Pam, Jan, Laura, What can I say, you've busy body saw a Jot of ceilings before she come? ·Marie H2 your glasses! Go ride father's teacher's myself, I am a HAPPY Pookie, I've got my made this year great! Remember, Hobart, was sistine. Joan and Noah are liable to be salary. I'll miss ya. Keep in touch, don't great fun friends, fun grades, and a lacrosse March 13, Killer Chef, PW2, para-lacrosse, burned up. Your beach picture is an eyeful Carol Wilsonian: I want to party with you make me laugh... and I mean it. P .S. Bee playing, sharp dressing boyfriend from the Kent scopes, L.I., raisin treatment, etc. but Erica can't stomach stark realism, so in next year! Mrs. Marco Polo Bee loves you, Darling. Colleen. sticks who reminds me of a cross between ...Are you kiddin' me?! We are definitely fantasy had draped it since she's one way to Willie Ames and Jethro Clampett and usual made for each other! Thanks for your friend your face and another behind your back and ly makes me very happy. Take care you considers it an intrusion that the grapevine Steve· Here's to birthdays, graduations, and To the Holiday Inn located in that famous ship. I love you! Lauren early congratulations (this), and hayrides, resort 907 East: Thanks for being two of the guys, keep in touch, and BY ALL MEANS calls you the Last Uncovered-Dish Supper "Don't stop us now!" Love, Lisa (Fun Direc . and call her a Whitman's Sampler and snowfights, Friendlys, chocolate chips, long best friends in the world. What a semester J h ul talks, smiles.. and all the other wonderful from Deer Park on Monday to the Bar and tor) o n, Pa • Kevm, Mark, Thanks for making Reese's Pieces like a black and blue Jackina M221 worthwhile. I'll miss you guys this Pul~mill. Erica only J"oined the piece corps memories for whicb I have you to thank. Grill on Thursdays after the Snub. No time summer. Keep in touch, Love, Calc ,. Looking forward to many more. I Love you for that. Diz, you'd better get out that em Mrs Pete Wolf (Judy P.): Commotions, major in animal husbandry and minor in and miss you already. All my love, Cathy broidery hoop and needle, we'!! need it this • • . 1 • • • • peccadillos are wild boars on the side. So summer. Keep up those accurate predic geeks m class, do rocks. the Snaps, the Z1ps, - To 2nd flom:Dtck~nson E., espec18lly Jeff C., find someone who adores u. With her it's tions. Patsy, "What," go drive a shuttle bus. M~- G. Q., Jerry and Deano, B-Bats, s~~ JohnS.,Stev~Ghi!>'-1'hanx.lo~__c11.rte blancll....J!¥,g. Virginia Dare wants SUE ·It's really going to be hard to say good Tom, from all corners of the world, spanning pamt, husband-mate~1al, and a good fr1end. Jy good year. I had Jots of fun and I'm really Mastercharge. To er you'rejust another- bye.il>-l'Q.U at the end of the year. In the past 2 the globe, we encountered every. situation Love, Mrs. Huey Lew1s. glad I got to know you guys. Have an. ex- facelift. You're funnin the locals. They want years, you've been such a great friend tome. with ~en there is. What's left? Please stop cellent s_un_uner and see ya next year. Lots of to know who shot their paw. From: A hired I'm going to miss you a Jot, but I know our mournmg over the death of Ocean View Park To my sisters, roommate, and bestest love, KriStina hand down on the raunch: Roger"Andover. friendship will continue. I hope you are very and go drink a lite. Remember all those friends: Thanks for all you did for me on my haooy ne) Jeff: From werewolves and missed shuttle HELP! Male Looking For Place to Live for WELL I'M OUT OF HERE AND I WOULD buses to spring weekend and "coed dorms," Summer in Rehoboth, ~wey, Bethany JUST LIKE TO SAY A FEW THINGS it's been a fantastic semester! Spring Area. 366-9193. Ask for Dale. , BEFORE I LEAVE. JESSE, YOU'RE THE weekend was the best and I'm really glad we BEST FRIEND AND BEST ROOMMATE went. Good luck on your finals. Luv, LORRAINE MCQUOWN, LORRIE, Classifieds LORABELLE, MY OWN DEAREST I'VE EVER HAD, EVEN THOUGH ••• Mischief. FRIEND: For weeks I've been thinking of YOU'RE A DRUG ADDICT. PATRICIA, I (Continued from poge12) things to write to you in the last issue of the LOVE YOU AND ALWAYS WILL, THESE Diary of a Mad Bus Tracey, I noticed you having a good time at Review this year, and your last issue as an TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN GREAT KNOW How did so much happen with Cindy being so the Hooters Sat. nite. Sorry about the ING YOU, BUT I WON'T NEED ANY perfect, Adele so nonnal and Joan always at Monday, Apri119, 1982 undergraduate. But now I'm sitting here, I 9·:00-11:00 Classes boring. playoffs. Good luck onFinals & have a great can't think of anything to say that even MORE HAIRCUTS, THANX ANYWAY! the market. The dancing, the music, the say summer. See you next fall.· An Admirer. BOB, TOO BAD YOU MISSED ALL THE ings, the food, the tailgates, the parties, all 2:00 - 3:00 Review Session dull. begins to grasp at the humor, the wit, the 3:00-5:00 Lab Long. pathos, the ups and downs and confusing all LINES, THEY WERE GREAT. VALIUM those glorious morning chats, the Balloon, WHAT CAN I SAY BUT HAPPY DRUGS IN the Down Under, The Balloon. From Kent (4:14) Leave lab early today. Beach bums beware: Sue, George, & Terry arounds, and the love and respect that has (4:30) Arrive at apartment, begin putting on will be on the prowl this weekend. The lemon characterized a friendship that has lasted THE COAST GUARD. COOP REMEMBER and Smyth to the Towers, that's why we have NEXT TIME YOU NEED A HAIRCUT LET XXX. Hanging necklaces, Beast of Burden, strange clothes including banana boat pants. industry will never be the same! half my life, (and yours; you ARE really ON· (4:45) Arrive at Space Charlie's apartment L Y 8 months older than I). From Coreli over ME KNOW. JULIE MY TERRAPINS WILL organic, accounting and other popular A'!..: WAYS BE DANCIN' BECAUSE OF YOU. finals, Sigma Nu parties, O.C. Md. Fabulous with many curiously dressed people who are The Freeze Dried Boys would like to thank the clothesline and buying Sha"'n (Shaun, beginning to party. all the Pikes and Partiers for a great Spring Sean?- you know, the slobbery Irish Setter), CAROLYN (BOTH OF YOU) HOW CAN I Florida, The Review, The Dollface, Dr. GET ALONG WITHOUT l:IAVING YOU Moore, Dr. Leaky, clothes pin hairstyles, 5:00 Thirty-..ight people <+ 2 kegs, and Tour. See you next Fall. Signed, Ears and dancing to Birds of a Feather (bet you assorted other drugs) board yellow bus with ringing Nemo, Todd, Rico, and Rich. don't remember that! ), through CCF and out TWO AROUND TO MIX UP YOUR NAMES. throwing things in the Deer Park, thrown out TO ALL THE DELTA BONG DELTA of the Balloon, the Wilcastle experience. Cin signs all over it. 4th FLOOR DICKINSON F: We're a great again, arguing abot!t Marxist-Leninism, 5:00:45" Music, beer, and bus begin to flow. learning how to say shit in 12 different MEMBERS, WHAT A BUNCH OF dy's "Men" at the Balloon, "I'm not drunk group! Thanks for a fantastic year, terrific STONERS. TO-THE KARMA MACHINE, I officer." Sleeking in the sleeker, eeeee, 5: 15 Many small glowing objects being pass languages at the Balloon, through early mor· ed around, some balloons being inflated and times, & wonderful friendships. Let's do it DON'T BELIEVE WE MADE THE hepy, Real Love, Take me as I am, Get down again next year! Love always, Beth & Steph. ning telephone calls (! • I'd ~o ANYTHING deflated very quickly, mushroom dinner for you, really), white wine in Rodney PLAYOFFS. NUKE, GET READY FOR on it, nothing good about Wilwood except ABUSE IN '82. JACKSTRAW MELLOW ·Family Feud. (Who put McDonald's on their served to some. Square (giggle, giggle), being a spectator to 5:30 Stop at MacDonalds so whole bus can p- TRACY- YOU'RE GREAT! Being roomies kinky doings in the Cellar's upstairs OUT BEFORE YOU BURN OUT FROM A resume). You're in the killer seat, Carlo has been terrific - especially our 3:00 a.m. EXCESS OF EVERYTHING. CAROL, Rossi shots, coke, she's dead." This is not a bathroom (really, people have NO sense of 5: 37 People begin boarding bus, some eating talks & green faces, Ho-Ho's & missing time and place- and to borrow my hairbrush NEXT TIME WE GO TO BOSTON YOU CAN XXXXX keep moving." The kamikaze night, Snickers, Lehigh weekends & best of all DO THE NITROUS AND I'LL SIT AND Cindy gets a major. Shoot me I'm a horse, Me-purchased in ''restaurant'' before hand adds insult to injury!), Irni's 5:43 Trucker who is in lane next to bus JUST BEING FRIENDS! Have fun in apartment with the tape deck out the win WATCH YOU. ENGALLY, HAVE FUN All the craziness just to keep us sane. You Wildwood- Love you, Cathy. P.S. Water your GETTING YOUR ROCKS OFF. KEN & guys are the greatest. The times, the wonders why 38 strange looking people are dow, sensuous music, the toe technique, and screaming ''Grateful Dead'' at him flacid cactus! third world revolutionaries to now, you've GARTH, MY NEWEST AND OLDEST laughter, the music are irreplaceable. Love, FRIENDS AT THIS SCHOOL, IF THE Alice 5:50 Bus makes M turn thereby stopping been usually unpredictable, always very traffic in all four lanes at once. INCREDIBLE. · Arlo - Squire Hall! ! Doesn't that say it all! special to me. Isn't it funny how I can only DEAD EVER STOP TOURING THEN WE From Sat. tailgates to weekends in Lewes to produce a sketch of the superfluous things, CAN MOURN TOGETHER. TO Alice - it was nice working with you, but I'll 5: 50 Bus with Delta Bong Delta written all April Fool's Jokes that just aren't ap but can't find words for the important things EVERYBODY I'VE PARTIED WITH always think of you dancing by the bar when over it enters beautiful downtown Baltimore. preciated I'll never forget last semester's at all? You've been there for me during THESE LAST 4 YEARS, IT'~ BEEN I go to the Glass Mug. Lori 5:50"30 38 dead heads from same bus all end party or hiding in the shower from every major crisis of my life (and I do seem GREAT. HAPPY TRAILS INTO THE shouting in general direction of old lady on Security!! Or You!! Thanx! Take care of to attract them!), giving me advice, words FUTURE, I'M OFF INTO THE REAL PIGLET- I want to thank you for making porch. ~ . _ yourself - SJ & Maggs next yr. in Conover • of comfort, a shoulder to cry on, money (you WORLD (SOONER OR LATER). COSMIC this my best year yet. I have so many great 5: 50"35 Old ta)ly-makes a mental reminder I'll be back to tonnent you! Love, Mary Mo. should really let me pay you baek some day, P .S. IN THE DARK OF THE NIGHT, THE memories of the things we've done together, to send_...eontributions to Reagan election you know), food, a place to stay or retreat, SHIP OF THE SUN IS DRIVEN BY THE GRATEFUL DEAD. and I know in the years to come I'll just keep committee, and Moral Majority. To 1st RDF: Chad, "Baby, we were Born to and anything else I ever needed. It's true, adding to the list. I love you now and always. J)£1 38 dead heads from same bus all Run!" Ringo, "I'm not really '1:7" Burt, "Tell you know: you can search the world over for Ellin, Well what do you know, you actually - WOOSH ./shouting towards general direction of cop. me what you really think" Dr. Bombay, a real friend, only to find tilem in ~our own made it through the U of D in 4-years, do tell 5:51 :15" Cop makes mental reminder to "Spades?" Mikavic "Get a Real back yard (or side yard, as the case may be) me your secret. You've been an absolute in Gail, Angie, Tackhead, Smackhead, Dave, polish nitestick AFTER concert. name"Rickster, Laugh some more. Hi all the time. "And so God gave us friends, spriation to my life and words cannot ex Pam, Sandy B., Mary C., Melissa, Marge, 5:52 38 dead heads from bus shout "Grateful Tosher! Hey Beeyull! Kersmack! Skip that we on earth might have a glimpse of the press how I hope to follow in your footsteps Moose, Winchester, Deb. Kris, Mary R., Dead" towards 200 obviously tripping dead "Bend my basketball needle!" Bongo, "Get joy of heaven.. .'' Thanks for the glimpse, so that I too can live a life of purity, such as Michelle, Barb, Sandy M.; Ann, and John - heads on sidewalk a real phonograph needle" Machine! Stay up dear - Happy Grllduation - Good luck in yourself. Always ''remember:'' Thompson, Thanks so much. I lvoe you all. Sorry you 5:5210" Deafening reply from 200 dead heads late much? Phillip, "Do your inorganic?" Princeton Seminary (way to go! Don't let Dick O'Rourke, Mr. O'Rourke, the Flying couldn't come Dave, Donna and Orette; I on sidewalk upon noticing 30 roll by in bus. J.M. "Jerry Garcia made you break those them tell you can't do it!)- and remember, Walendas, The D.P., Ohio phone calls, your hope the tests went well. I'll be thinking of 6:00 Bus parks. chairs!" Teddy "76'ers! Phillies!" Bruce, I'm only a thought away. I love 'YOU - so brother, abusing Joan, the men in your life, each and everyone of you next year, and 6:45 Delta Bong Delta and 38 dead heads play some more racquetball. "That's Jim much. The Girl Next Door. Myrtle Beach, DR. Jimmy, racing elevators, remembering all of the good times. Please head into Civic Center. Hughes, the associate editor of The killer Torg, Goby, Stetson Boys, ruining 7: 15 Dead Their Thing keep in touch, I'll miss you. Love, Em (alias Do Review!" Plus: Crowman - Gea.r it Down! Donna, This is it! I~ad a great year with you ourselves in Europe, finding the old Malibu, Emma Junker from swamp Pike! ! ) 7: 16 Bus driver enter local bar. Bri "Pitch it higher?" McPheeter "Pitch and look forward to another. Love you green pants/pink shirt, mon cherie, Lum's 8:30 Dead (fans) take a break. Betting Practice?" Wild F. Bill C'mawn, always, Paul. 1 I Pond, our laughter and our tears. The past 3 9:00 Dead begins again, 17 year old band Peggy's, Midnight Catch, Ltsten to real years have been great and full of countless Nanc- You're the best roomie ever. Thanks with more energy than most two year old music on a real stereo. "I was born on a NEED STORAGE SPACE? Use qur,APART memories. I wish you the best for a suc for everything. You really surprised me, bands. mountain.'' Hedda, AVV, Hey, I'm moving cessful and happy future. I will always Sunday!! It's been a great year, and I really HOW DO THEY DO IT? MENT over summer. Call Liz or Teresa 366- on, I'll look bsck and smile. To all the rest of 9238 or Debbie 738-&20. treasure your friendship and remember me don't want it to come to an end. Even though 11 :40 Same 17 year old band play encore. 1st RDF whose ever lived there the last 4 when you get a "real job." Love always, we'll be many miles apart, I trust we'll con INCREDffiLE! years, a hell of a lot. Don't forget me, Vee I will miss the first floor Gilbert B. I've Molly. tinue to share our hope and dreams, and 11:50 D.S. (who was co-organizer of trip) Sun. strive for them together. All my love, Em takes a lap around Civic Center to check out never met a nicer bunch of girls. Debbie the neighborhood and natural habitat (dead (RAJ good luck in Kansas City; you've pull To the Losers in A-7, As we look to the future P.J. & Carole: You guys are something else. ed me through a lot and taught me a lot. we ask ourselves - Will Steve's plant live, Mikey, I hope that you had as good a time as concert). D.S. takes care to avoid policemen (with· hand on nitestick), and people (well I can't believe what I've been through this Robin and Kelly - I think we'll be laughing will Tucker learn not to puke in the ptichers, I did on "The Love Boat." Have a great sum past year. P.J. - funny, funny Phyllis, did till we die. It was great struggling through will Matt and Steve ever learn to leave mer and please keep in touch. Eddie. dressed) handing out pamphlets. 12:05 D.S. Boards previously mentioned bus you really O.A. two years ago? Becoming a "Human Psy". and the wish for one night Barb's car alone, will Molly ever learn to via emergency exit: ... real person helped. Hey, good eye to eye con with J .B. The sisters of AOPi thanks for play uno and remember, Will ~arb ever Tobby pedigree Persian Cat. Needs a good 12:08 Bus pulls out, D.S. predicts entire bus tact. Oh well, life goes on, without a doubt. welcoming me into your family. Steve, when learn she lives in 1-7, will Chuc'k ever be home. Call 738-3318. to be crashed out in ten minutes. Bruce Springsteen? Maybe not. Ya O's. Feel I visit let's go to the Balloon. You're a very sincere, will Tucker ever learn to wear mini 12:08:30" Second keg tapped W• keg). like a big sister? Leslie, P .J ., Bingo, and the nice guy, your smile always made me feel pads, will the dart board ever make it Liz-maybe I never said it right, but I always 12:09 D.S. notices certain irregularities in Ro Machine hit D.C. Get mad at me much. good. To my special friends in "E" - Carl, through another year, will Matt ever learn cared. Continue to be unique. ILY, Sheila ride of bus. Gennan Chocolate Cake. Oreo Cookie Ice John, Paul, Mike and Brain, I won't forget there's more to life than bongs, will Chuck 12:10 D.S. uncovers reason for same, i.e. bus cream kidnapped. SQUAB 51 points. I love you all, especially the shaving cream and the ever realize not everyone wants to eat him, will the legend of the Toke-masters live on Ken -A personal without moosh because it's driver was hitting the sauce during dead con water fights! U-turn on Elkton Road.! shower. to Cindy who I'll miss the most, we cert. Carole- with an e: I'll run for V .P. if you run had great times- studying microbiology, our forever? We don't know the answers, but we in public and a thank you for all you've done. do know it's been one hell of a year and we Just one more thing- I lied about the moosh. 12:30 Noise level still increasing, certain for Prez! Yay! Do SCOPE! Quit it! Poor long walks and talks, and all the parties we Varnum. Fine! Make me clean and cut went to. I will miss you, Lisa and a~ the look forward to another great year. Love I love you, your fathe~'s motor mouth. dead heads seem to be "Dancin' in the Seats." (Philadelphia, PA, Ballimore, MD vegetables. Love Boat. You're still trying to friend I've met through you. To ALL my Always, Molly & Barb. make a housewife out of me! Thanks for the friends I've met these past two years, I'll Ted Waugh - Engineers and girls go now). 12:30 Second keg kicked, D.S. makes predic memento. You guys, anytime you need a miss you all. Love always, Debbie. To 1st vice President Mike of APO, Con· together. Eh? Sheila tion about entire bus falling asleep within 10 backrub, let me know. I'll be up in a second. graulations on your new and well deserved minutes. Keep in touch. Love, V. Sun. Also to Jean TO MY SISTERS IN ALPHA PHI, THANKS position and.Jor ma)png these past two Fri· Mary and Nancy- For some crazy times and 12:40 No change in loud noise level. Marie and Jodi B. - Two of the nicest hall FOR ALL THE GREAT TIMES AND day nights the best ever! Love, Brandi and some special moments... I'm glad they won't as:50 Enter Newark, De., noise level in· directors. Jodi, got any better dirty jokes? MEMORIES. I'LL MISS YOU! LOVE YOU, "Mom". ' have to end. ILY, Sheila creases greatly.1:00 Dead heads disembark, Marie Jean, you wouldn't really cut if off, CAROL. ALSO, KIM & ANGELA- THANKS would you? Love, your Hall Government dissassemble, and maybe even a few went FOR THE BEAUTIFUL GIFT. I LOVE IT! Dave - Now that our first year at College is To the crew of 1514 East- Before the end of home to sleep. Tuesday, April12, 1:00 Back ViceP. rapidly coming to an end I want to say this semester I had to give a personal to a in Lab. BORING!! To The Brothers of APO- Glad I got to know thanks for not only being terrific, but for great bunch of guys. Continue to be crazy! LIND- What can I say? It's definitely been a you - or at least some - thanks for the almost making this year one that I never Oh yeah, that includes you and Dirk. Love, To the person who wrote the last personal: memorable two years, but more memorable bathroom jams & the "Jug" that put me out want to forget. You're the tops and you will Sheila (and I know who you are) Was it REALLY two months. From Coed Football "How can for 2 days! I'll miss you all!! All the best!! always hold a special place in my heart. En necessary? I mean, Jeez! Congrats - its was you hit a girl like that! " Okay, Spike it! Many Monetta, Gamma Sigma Sigma. joy your summer and if you're ever in Col· Broc-Sup? Rupp the longest personal I've typed in 21,2 yea'?' Smithsonian Institution, "Marrin, will you onia please stop by. Love always, Fran. on the job. quit eating with your hands!" "Hi Debbie, is Thank you Alexis, Jordan, Delaney and Linda there?" To Supennan, "Go to Boston? SJ - From dirty socks to Charlie Brown's R. McC. WHAT A FRIEND! I'LL NEVER Christina for making this semester un A REAL PERSONAL FROM FLEA. FIRST Nahh!" Midnight cookies, O's 13-li, Throw Dictionary - Thanks for always being there - forgettable and for seeing me through all LY, TO THE MEN OF CAMBRIDGE, Peanuts, Throw water, Purple Iris, "Wing I'm going to miss you! Be good and take care FORGET... SQUIRREL SHOS ... DEUTSCH IN DER SCROUNGE ... SKATING ... CHOCOLATE those trying moments and leaving me with THANKS FOR TRIPLING UP. MOLD, It!" Inner Harbor, good transmission. - watch those amphetamines! Love ya - these happy memories: Rick James, Tease THANX FOR THE ROOM, LACROSSE AND "You're shaking!" Chariots of Fire, Nice Mary Mo-face. CANDY ... LUCNES IN KENT ... FLOWERS ... "singing Get Down on It, those Lambda Chi THE PLEASURE OF KNOWING YOU.A Roses, Semi-Formal . Unreal "You mean YOU GETTING SLOSHED... DRESSING UP... NOT BOWLING. LOOK OUT NEXT parties, Gino's and the fudge brownie, GOOD LUCK AND FORTUNE $ TO YOU, there were other people there?'' It's so right! SuperGrad - Have a great summer in Bookie, Winnie the Pooh, and the "Mouth," YEAR!!D.L.J. MANO AND JACUZZI. TO THE REST OF Lind, all I ca~ say is "I'll love you with ~ll building "A" and with fuzz. Love, Gimp. lNG. LOOK OUT NEXT YEAR!! D.L.J. killing bugs and especially March 17! Those THE PIKES HAVE A GREAT 3 MONTHS the madness m my soul." Don't forget me, famous lines: "Don't you want to mush OFF. MISCHIEF, TAKE CARE AND HAVE see ya this summer? Love, Varnwn ASG: Finally, after two years of reading this it!""Next time turn up the lights so I can see A MARVY SUMMER. LITTLE SISTERS, column a personal for you. May your past Sheila, Ellen, Suzy, El, You've all held me his teeth!," "Quit sporting me!" and as for HAVE A NICE ONE, TOO. MOM, TAKE two years be filled with wonderful together these past months - Thanks for To the girls of 4th RDS: Manzo! Learn some everything, including a great b-day. Sheil the shuttle bus, well "therehas never been a CARE OF ELMHURST. SEE YOU AT J.C.'S chemistry, Hey Ellis and Louryn! You memories, especially the times we shared better time!" I'm going to miss you while OR BROWNIE'S IN THE BETTER HALF this spring semester. To name a few - and Suz, you've kept me covered, but I don't cuties! CROTCH, Novothy (You Loser). know about the Els. One funds AND inspires I'm home on the fann and can't wait for our OFTffiSSTATE. YOUR HISTORIAN Regina and Jenny • are all men really sots? machine guns, the overworked oven and fall reunion at you know where! Love, baking pans, monopoly for shots, all the me. The other forces me into pennanent Juice, turn off your hairdryer! Wend, you kinkiness! Mostly though, thanks for all the Sabrina P .S. Get psyched for Saturday A m, A GOODBYE, AND A "HAVE A really ought to calm down. Bets, bend down philosophical conversations, and don't forget night! GREAT SUMMER" TO JENNY & DANA, and get that frisbee! Natalie, pick some disussing the guy who walks funny.(never love you give. I love you too. Deanne. MICHELE, JACKIE, LACROSSE LESLEY, flowers, the Phillies lost, GoO's! EE-LEE! picks up his feet, like me). Thanx for a very KAREN: 11 MORE DAYS! GET PSYCHED DIANE P., DEBBIE FOR THE NOTES, Is that really at the right height? Plus: Traf special two years. Love, AWG. Art, Brad, Bob, Brian, Dave, Steve: You FOR REHOBOTH. MAYBE WE'LL FIND THAT REVIEW TYPIST NAMED LORI, ford! will you get OFF of me! Folley, be a guys are terrific friends, but only so-so mun· YOU A REAL MIDDLE NAME. THANKS MY LITTLE BROTHER, KAREN NEXT good doob1e! And to all the rest of youse LAURA, CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST chers. Is that brick REALLY my birthday FOR EVERYTHING, ESPECIALLY FOR DOOR, JANE GRUBE WHEREVER YOU guys, thanks for a great senior year! Love WISHES. YOU'VE BEEN A GOOD ROOM cake? The card and kisses were SO good. BEING YOU! (THEY FINALLY PRINTED ARE, AND CR'S CLASS OF 80. HEY You all, V MATE AND FRIEND. SHINE ON! LOVE, May I have another birthday tomorrow? IT) DEB BRIANNE, I'M THE MYSTERY PIKE! STEPHANIE~· Still, you guys were right - it is the thought JEFF H. To Nate, my "roommate." I owe this per that counts. Know what I think? I love you all! ! ! Thanks again. Good luck on finals. Mel, Katie & Dave - To three GREAT sonatwhich is past due 4 years. To the Best SEP: C'est moi! Thanks for the endless Love, Deanne. friends, who made my first two years Thanks, Dimples! You're welcome. Squashy roommate that's ever been. When you meals, movies, picnics, fun and for being you something to laugh about! Get Psyched for remember Delaware, I hope you remember - you do it so well. Now do you know? Te $3.It'llbeGREAT! Love&Ar-.VEb. Special thanks to the Bugaloos for last Satur the good parts, like the stuff we used to do. It amo, Lisa. To all those who have made my four years was a classic. When you leave for Rochester, here full of good times - Thanks, especially day - Sparky. for God's sake, keep in touch and play lots of R.W.S. Have a wonderful summer. I shall Kathy. Happy Graduation, everyone and STRAT-0-MATIC. Love, Varnum "Fren Barry, Mark, Glen & John, Well, guys I don't Good Luck. Love and Happiness, Wendi H. miss your wonderful smile, your scabby feet, To the dark-haired Pike with the hairy chest chy" Sun. know how you did it but you actually and your unusual personality. Lotsa love, and cowboy boots. Have you noticed me tolerated me for a whole semester. Not to T.M.O. Donna- Let's ski in bandanas and moan thru smiling at you? Come over and see me. - To FHP-31 and anyone else I've known at the worry though, there's always next year. Eloise. Good luck on finals & have a great summer. A&P! I'll always miss those tailgates & care U of D, I'm graduating! Bet you all thought Love always, Molly. packages - thanks for helping me thru these 2 Hey N9- Watch out for all them "bar sleezes" I'd never do it! Thanks for the experiences, this summer, I wouldn't want you to get used Joan, If only you could make it to the end of if anyone wants to keep in touch, VARNUM and abilsed. Anyway, have a good one- I'm the semester! Hope you had a great 20th b SUN will be at 7808 Heatherton Lane, Margie - Thanks for being such a wonderful '"'' (Continued·~· ""''· to "''' page 1,.) gonna miss ya! ! ! Love, "The Little One." day. Luvya,Judy. Potomac, Maryland. 20854. roommate! Oscar and I will miss you! ''\ \ Page 14 • THE REVIEW • Ma•y 21, 1982 Happy Birthday, P.R.N.! You're one hell of Sberri, Kate and Sue • TO THE GIRLS AT 143 COURTNEY a LADY! Here's to the countless times Remember all that was said and done STREET: Here's to the Curling lnla together, Including: D.B. Cooper's, "James Midnight munchies • they sure were fun. Singers, New Year's Eve, the hungry rob Brown" at Dilllngers and group pictures! Slg Ep parties and KA too, bers, leaking ceilings, squeaking beds, MA . Classifieds Good-bye Regina! Get psyched for I sure do love all of you. and MB's clean room, raids, nude men oo tile •• AWESOME times In 1514 as we implement Try to recall if you can roof, dlrty dlshes, Napolean, Sherlock, AJ, (Continued from poge 13) · J.M.R. ("I DON'T KNOW AND I DON'T the new nursing image! Fondly Martha from PT divided by 2 and Wookieman and Nanook, Phone Bills, Pizza, HaPPJ CARE") DON't DRINK TOO MUCH TAB theHo-Jo's Dancing and drinking we sure did a lot. Hours, Chewed up everything (Sorry, Cath), LEN BA'l'ES of Geology: You Did It! Kudos! AND TRY AND SAVE SOME MONEY. I Love You! SANDY SOCKS.~ · Ice cold Molsons really hit the spot. the sorority stereo - wherever It may be, CATCH SOME RAYS SUN GODDESS. To the Coppertone Twine, (Laina and Kitty ScOPtlng In the dining hall Climbing In windows, dates - and in and out Hand, Laura, Wlsda, Boyle and Colleen. KEEP IN TOUCH. THE NON DRINKER ARE HOT STUFF!!!), The terrible trio JB Cakeman and that's not all of love, popcorn, Friendly's and frlendshipL You're a very special group of friends! Let's from Towson, and let's not forget Chuck: Late night talks and Mr. P's We made It!! I'll miss you guys ne:rt year wtlll keep In touch. Love, Sharon and Oscar. TO THE HEm OF THE LEGENIJ. KEEP Thanks for one hell of a weekend!! I dldn't Nacho Cheese Dorltos and cottage c~. all the sexual dlscussions. Good Luck, bat IN TOUCH .AND LET'S MAKE SOME know we sang that well! But, M.P., what I The time Is now to say good-bye never goodbye. Love In ASA, the anonym 3rd fl09r Rodney F - It was great living on MULAH. Nll, DAY LOOXE, JAP AND A· would like to know Is, how are you going to We've laughed and joked and even cried Review worker. your floor this year. Make sure you practice SIG. ELBOW SPRINTS, BROOKS TOP it??? Don't sweat It, we have the whole The year's been great for me and you 500 this summer so you can beat us next BROTHERS AND PUH STUDENT. DE· summer... Love you all, Greg Now all I've got to say Is 1-2. To all the wonderful, fantastic people lworll· year! Sean and Mo, we'll miss you; the rest FEND MY REP & LEARN TO TAKE A Priddy ed with at the library this semester from tile ol you will be graced with our presence nut CHANCE: IT'S THE ECONOMIC To everyone who made the last 2 yrs. fun • catalog department. Shirley thanks for aD JIM- HE HUNG-G UP ON MEl GUESS your giggles, Audrey for your smiles aDd year! Have a great summer and keep m MULTIPLIER IN REALITY. IT'S MORE Thanks - all the best & I'll miss you! Love, WHO?? touch. Love, Lalna, Casey, Kim and Jane. OF WHOME ONE KNOWS THAT WHAT MaryMo winks, Mrs. Myers for your conatut ONE'S CUME iS. SINCERELY, THE To my friends and the important people In thoughtfullness, Ann for your "tough" U. Kalua, Thanks for the best three weeks ever! PIGEON HATER. my life: I fear we're running out of space In titude and humor, Nancy for or golf talb, Hope there's more to come; I wouldn't trade To the Sisters of Gamma Slg • I'll never the classified (this Is the last). But you know Susan, hope you have a great swnmer wllll the tickles, the Ice In the pants, and the Fin. DELTA ETA, WELL I GUESS forget you! I'll miss you all! Thanx for all who you are, and you know how I feel. your new baby, Barb, thanks for teacldllll sessions for anything. Well, this Is what you DOWNSTATE ISN'T SO BAD. GOOD LUCK the great times! Take care & all the best to Thanks, Lori me to play raquetball, susan, doo't let boll get for spitting beer In my face. Love lots, TO ALL OF 'YA. THANKS SO MUCH FOR the Greatest sorority at U of D. Love, Mary grow back his beard, oops almost forsat, M&M. MAKING MY LAST YEAR THE BEST! TO CONGRATULATIONS HRCC OFFICERS: thanks for being so nice Ellen and Mrs. Flft. MY LITTLE BROTHERS: KEEP THE Hey Wayne! Did you know that minnows ate President Shirley Young; Vice-president cher. MOM, THANKS. WILLIAM FAMILY ALIVE. NEMO: KEEP THE algae & turned Into frogs? Thanks for being Lisa Greschler; Secretary Mary Lynn Uxanne FAITH AND ALWW THE UNITY TO a great friend "That's what I like about Mack; Treasurer Margy Johnston!!!! T- TP, PT, JP2 AND TP are enough coin FWW. I'M PROUD OF EACH AND cidences for one year, don't you think? Love, you!" Love always, Beth Mike, Congratulatiosn! ! Good Luck wllll P. .. . EVERY ONE OF YOU. TRULY YOURS IN Best of friends ... roommates... will you ever your new job. I hope it works out for you. I'D, PffiPffiKAPPAALPHA MOLDY forget? ... I wish I could be a loser too... super miss having you around but the weekeudl freak ... burn rubber... hose monster... get will be all that more special. I love yoa, down on it... headbands... tainted love ... I'm Nadine crazy about him ... but ther')!'s no fireworks ... can I borrow this? ... do I look fat? ... What· HEY! THIS ONE'S FOR YOU! LEIGH question mark... Let's groove... you owe me Through thick and thin, good and bad, In five cents... Kahlua ... You can be Bosley... sickness and in health, thanks for Ob, I didn't know your father was here.. . Oh, everything. To my big brother LARRY· it's your boyfriend... GOYD ... gold leaves... thanks fQI' holding my hand when nobody backing talkwards ... pithageeltl!!!gerre... L _ else-was there •..J!Il-never focset-you. DON·-- 9 small my nose ... Everyone's staring at us... next year, I WANT YOU to win the ECCI. I'm not hungry but my mouth Is ... wax car- Remember the Victory, Conan, and keep on !l- rot... do you have gum? ... I'm low so.. . M0 LS 0 N---10 punklng. KAREN-You're not joining the nUD rascan los sabacos... shmendrick face .. . nery, but you are turning Japanese. F·N·M that's real cool... Ugbhh-lt's him-what but not forever, I hope. KENNY & ANNE G.· should I saY.? ... Wt- could live here for free ... For aU those mornings with and without you. Stone Balloon... Did you Toea? ... Tell me . . breakfast will never be the same. GOLDEN • ALE • BEER CASE12NR details... I'm so wasted... You're the best... HUGHES.The Boss! at 80 mph on the NJT. Collect call... nice hands... I'd like to thank See you at the Jersey Shore ... Yeah! Foot you all for being here... Who even cares ... ball 1981, love it! Baby, wow, you're the Road trips... tan... mustaches... THIS IS best! MIKE-Do you believe in love? How COLLEGE ... dancing In the streets... good about UFOs? Knowing you has been a really times... Just ask anyone... Pat... Rum at unique experience, but when will this torture Sam's... Senorita face... H20... Yes, hello end? TO MY TEAM-This season was great, we're here... He's getting on my nerves... but I want you guys to be "in there" next 0l SUE & ELLEN - This year has been great: TRIGGER- Happy 20th! You finally made "Steve" (Ralph) - I'll never use my back dancin' in the halls, Thursday nile fights Mr. efle it. Have a great summer. Let's keep in & ed s pack without thinking of Chug-a-lug you. P's, and those long talks about.. . everything. ClaSS l touch, six months is too much to throw away. Get psyched for O.C. this summer. Here's to Thanks for everything and keep in touch this ;;;;·~~·;;·~:;;;;;;;~====~!:~:::;:;;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:· ~Lo~v~e~y~a~,Klln~·~- ----~------our salvation. (We'll need It). "Nicole". summer. Luv ya lots, Kimmy. (Continued from page 14) Pimmer - to a future Pulitzer Photo winn.er I Steven B.-here's to a wild eyed Southern boy L.A. - to a theatrically talented sweetie Danny Boy - I hope in addition to teaching that knows the value of fishin' and raw who's fun to work with. You really like to COCHERAN: Thanks for giving me a really you the joys of sexism, I also taught you look forward to working for you next year and learning a lot. You've got a great smile. oysters. Thanks, its been fun. laugh, and I appreciate that. Glad you were good reason to go to Stats absolutely every something about friendship. That's a lesson here. Do good next semester. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. - SLAMM youi taught me and I am grateful. Love and be kind to animals-8. Woos - have a good Rehobothesque sum Alice - have fun in the Village straighten that plac eout, eh? Youwere awesome in ads. DibberDabberDoober-thanks for some ONLY 'CUZIT'SCHEAP: "HI PIE!" mer; holding up the gas station wall in the a.m. It's IM!en good. memorable times in various places. Have a LARRY AND MIKE: If we added up the good summer with your sister (do write pluses and minuses, this may have been a Pam - I<> a blonde Swedish beauty. Your Well, here goes, Just remember I'm writing Brenda - you're a good dog trainer and resume nelp got me a job. My biology help got some stories) and put some life in Milford. under the 2 a .m . clause and I just read 250 in negative year, but we've all emerged in one that's a high complement from me. Best of piece - except for your nose, Michael. yeu nowhere. Sorry you're leaving. ches of classifieds. Barb-There isn't an Luck with Kenny (are you the guy from T.-to a person with talent coming out his alcoholic Editor-in-Chief I;d rather work for Thanks for the support guys, I couldn't have Rutgers?), and Mexico (don't drink the made it without you (but don't let it go to Meredith-Alligator people: labvel them in ears. You seem to've changed a lot in the -But are you listening to me? Jim-Besides water). past four months, if I'd run for maned I'd've Springsteen, you're all right. No, seriously, your heads). Besides, next year's bound to secure. Please turn your collar down. The be better-I hear Pencader's nice in the spr Mahmood- thanks for some good times on Orioles rule, even when they are 4 and 19. My voted for you. Hope the breaking up wasn't he did hun-g up on me and I hate chewed too hard on you. Have a very European sum cigarettes and pencil shavings but you're a ing! OTTER the court. Who else would back up Harter in weekends here were great cause of your col a fight? Good luck on the job scene. umns. mer; I look forwad to seeing you next year. good listener. Sheila-No words could ever be Send me a Parisian postcard. enough. I could never have made it through the deadlines without your help. Pam and Meredith-! really do appreciate the work, 18. Theft and I'ru sorry about those noverb heads. University of Delaware GUILTY Deferred suspension when returned to U Tobias-Thanks for being such a quick Office of Housing & Residence Life of D thru graduation eligible to return Fall Semester 1913; sUspended on previous learner. Good Luck, you 'II need it. Just be SUMMARY OF STUDENT JUDICIAL SYSTEM HEARINGS charge. patient. Lizanne - Thanks for your smiles March, 1982 HEARING BOARD HEARINGS and broadway song accompaniment. Dan Thanks for being such a friend to AJ-that's 1. Administrative Action 19. Dlsnaptive Conduct GUILTY Disciplinary Warning APPELLATE COURT HEARINGS more than I can say for Jim. (Only kidding, Cherg•lsl Decision(a) Sanction(s) Jim-dirge) Deb-Thanks for being so 20. Theft APPEAL DENIED Disnaptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end of reliable and keeping news together when ' Spring 1982 semester University of Delaware they were about to 1ose it. Casey (crazy), Theft Office of Housing & Residence Life Pim (be proud of your country) and Andy Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end of Fell 1982aemester SUMMARY OF STUDENT JUDICIAL SYSTEM HEARINGS (Shannon Ferret)-Thanks for rewriting Th•ft Campus Briefs and Retrospects five times Guilty Deferred Suspension from Residence April, 1982 Haifa through end Fall1982 semester when it seemed as if it was 6 a .m . instead of 2 Disruptive Conduct I. Administrative Actions a.m. Chris (don't yell), Stoney, and Nick-I Guilty Disciplinary Probation through and Spr Ing 1982 semester Charga(sl Decision(s) Sanction(sl r really do think Sports is important - What's Disruptive Conduct Guilty the phone list anyway? Thanks for giving me Disciplinary Probation through end of 1. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr~ the opportunity to edit the most sexual copy Spring 1982 semester Failure to Comply ing 1983sem. Alcohol Policy VIolation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end of Alcohol Policy I'll probably ever come across. To the Spring 1982 semester business and art staff-you guys are great. 2. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr~ Misuse Ot Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end of Failure to Comply ing 1983sem. We all appreciate your hard work although Theft Guilty Spring 1983 semester & restitution. we're usually too tired to show our apprecia· Alcohol Policy Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through and of 3. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr~ tion. Bill and Leigh-Thanks for leaving to Theft Spring 1983 semester; restitution. take news breaking assignments and NO, ing 1982sam. Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr~ 4. Failure to Comply Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Fall Leigh it's not for me - it's Jim's. I can't Theft ing 1983 semester; restitution Alcohol Policy 1982sem. believe I'm actually about to type this but - Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr 5. Disruptive Conduct Guilty ,_ Disciplinary Probation through end Fall I'm going to miss this place next year (did I Theft Ing 1983 semester; restitution. Alcohol Policy 1982sem. really say that?) When you spend sooooooo Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr· 8. Misuse of Property Guilty DisciPlinary Probation through end Spr much time with the same people you can't Theft ing 1983 semester; restitution Disruptive Conduct ing 1983sem. help but feel close to them. Thank you for 7. 2-Aicohol Policy Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end FeU those friendships and all this funky music Alcohol Polley Violation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr 1982sam. I'm listening to. I'll keep in touch from Ing 1982 semester. 8. Theft Guilty Disicplinary Probation through end Fall Mexico-! hope you all feel as close to Alcohol Polley Violation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr· 1982sem. everybody when you leave as I do to all of ing 1982 semester. Disruptive Conduct Guilty 9. Misuse of Property Guliiy Deferred Suspension from Residence you right now. I love you guys, Take care. Disciplinary Probation through Gradua· Theft Halls through end Winter Session 1183;_ Brenda (and AJ, of course) tion; not permitted in Residence Halts. Disciplinary Probation through end Spr Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr· 4-Failure to c;:omply ing1983sem. To the F' in A group at the Review. It's been lng 1983 semester. Comply with requests 10. Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Fall to. 1982sem. frigging great working with you at the paper Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Spr this semester and I mean that even though 4-Feilure to Comply ing 1883 semester. 11. Misuse of Property _Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Fall 1982sam. Jack has had his influence. I'm really glad I Alcohol Polley VIolation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Fall didn't go to Carolina even tho' the men are 1982 aemeeter. 12. Theft Guilty Suspended from Ruidence Halls through Misuse of Property end Winter Session 1913; Disciplinary Pro greek gods and I'm shallow and Dennis has Alcohol Polley VIolation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end Fall promised to teach in a toga. I stayed cause 1982sem-r. bation through end of Fall1983 sam. I'm psyched to work with the people who are Alcohol Polley Violation Guilty Disciplinary Probation through Fall 1982 13. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through •nd Fall staying and I know I'll learn a lot. Pim and eemeater. F.llure to Comply 1983sem. Alcohol Policy Andy, thanks for being great since I'm such , Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end of a slack. Pim, think D.C. I'm friggin' psyched Spring 1983 sem88ter. 14. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through lind Fall for next semester. Casey. 1•2sem. 15. Theft Guilty Disciplinary Warning II. Administrative Hearings 18. 2-Diaruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through end My Dearest Happy Camper-(This one is for Chargetsl Decfslon(al Sanction(a) the record) I know you'll do a great job next Winter Snalon 1913. yeal'-you're competent, literate, sensitive, Failure to Comply Guilty · Dl8clpllnary Probation through •nd of Fall 17. 2-Diaruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through •nd intelligent, worlaiy and full of the needed 3-Disruptlve Condilcta 1112aem88ter. Wfnt•r S...ton 1113 energy. All my love is with you. I wish we Misuse of Property Guilty Dleclpllnary Probation through end of Fall 11. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through lind Faa could have worked together, we would have Disruptive Conduct 1112 -arratltutlon. 1112sem. ~ made a great team. Have a terrific summer Th•ft Guilty Dlacipllnary Probation through and 11. Disnlptive Conduct Guilty S-ndad from Rnidanc• Halls through -Love, Lovely January 30, 1113. Misuse of Property Spring1913semest•r. - - Theft Guilty Disciplinary Probation through and II. Administrative Hearlnp January 30, 1113. 20. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Probation through lind Spr· I Barb Landingcraft-FinaiJy! never walt un 3-Disruptln Conducts 2-Gullty Disciplinary Probation through end of Misuse of Property Guilty lng1913sem. · til the last minute, do I? Sorry things didn't 4-Rnid•nce Hall Regulations NOT Guilty Spring 1112 semester. Res. Half Regulation Not Guilty I work out for the summer and didn't see as 3-Disruptlve Conducta 2-Gullty Dl8clp!lnary Probation through lind of 21. Misuse of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through Fall 1113 much of you as I wanted to this semeater. but 5-Rnkhnce Hall Regulations 3-Gullty Spring 1113 senwster. sam. there will be other summers-S. 2-Miswe of Property Guilty Deferred su..,.slon from University 22. Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Vl!arning 1-Theft through spr1ng 1114 .....-er; s.._ Ann Dobersteln-Where are you? I want to 1-Disruptlv• Conduct slon from University Residence Halla STUDENT JUDICIAL SYSTEM HEARINGS say good-gye. Sheila through Graduation from Unlv. APRIL, 1812 111118uae of Property Guilty Disciplinary Probation through Spring ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS Pamela, I can't emphasize how much I en 1112aemester. joyed working with you this semester. I Disruptive Conduct Guilty Disciplinary Warning Cherg.lsl Decision(a I Sanction(a I couldn't have done it without you. And you 3-Disruptlve Conduct 2-Guilty Disciplinary Probation through lind Spr 1. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru Fall a.m.-, don't talk too much about sex-no matter Ing 1112 aemester. 1982183AI what Jim says. Anyway, he's just jealous Theft Guilty Disclpfinan• Probation through end 2. Disruptive Conduct GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru erld of Spring because he doesn't know ss much as you. Winter &.-1183 and restitution. Sem•ster, 1913 (8381 Your co-pilot. · Theft Guilty Disciplinary Probation through •nd 3. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Warning Winter Session 1113 and restitution. 4. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru - of Fall Bernadette-I'm going to steal a line you Theft Guilty Dlaclpllnary Probation through Semester, 1982(83AI once wrote to me-Thank you for teaching Graduation. 5. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru end of Spring me friendship and love-Sheila Pollc,y Regulations Guilty D.terred S-alon from Residence Semester, 1983 (8381 Halls through Spring 1983 semester. I . Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru end of Spring Disruptive Conduct Guilty DiscipUnary Probation through end of Semnter, 1983 (8381 Mr. Ketchup ... You still spice up my life. MISUH of Property Guilty Spring 1983 semnter. What can I say? 7. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru lind of Fall Rnldence Hall Regulation NOT Guilty Semester, 1982 (83AI STUDENT JUDICIAL SYSTEM HEARINGS 8. Misuse of materiels GUILTY Disciplinary Warning Meredith- I spelt it righ this time! MARCH, 1982 Listen,you. were really great this semester, 9. Failur• to comply GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru graduation even if I got nasty at times. You are a good ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS 10. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru graduation from U ofD sport and don't mean that to sound patroniz Charge(sl Decfslon(sl Sanction(sl ing. Monday at K.K. I'll say my good-byes 11. Misuse of prop•rty GUILTY DiliCiplinary Probation thru llfld of FaH then. ..The B.B.E. 1. Academic dishonesty GUILTY Disciplinary Probation till graduation; "F" Semester, 1982 (83AI grade in course 12. Disruptive Conduct GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru end of Fall 2. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Probation Semester, 1982 (83AI Jim-If I had an ego I would write you a 13. Theft masterpiece of a personal. But since I don't, 3. Misuse of materials - GUILTY Disciplinary Warning GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru and of Fall you're out of luck. Besides, I'm insecure 4. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Warning Semester, 1982 183AI about my writing and I don't have a thing to 5. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru end of Fall 14. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Warning hang out. Your Chauffer. 1982(83AI ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS 15. Academic dishonesty GUILTY Deferred suspension thru graduation Brenda-What can I say that tells you all that 8. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Warning 18. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Warning needs to be said. A simple thank you? a loving 7. Misuse of matariala NOT GUILTY 17. Academicdishonasty INNOCENT good-bye? I shall never forget our talks after 8. Misuse of materials GUILTY Suspended; eligible to reenroll beginning 18. Theft GUILTY Suspended from residence halts effective the two o'clock clause, the three o'clock Winter Session, 1983 immediately clause, etc. ..Good luck in Mexico Hasta 9. Disruptive Conduct GUILTY Disciplinary Warning 19. Theft NOT GUllTY LuegoS. 10. Misuse of materials GUILTY Disciplinary Warning 20. Academic dishonesty GUILTY Deferred suspension thru graduation 11 . Academicdishonesty NOTGUILTY 21. Theft GUILTY Disciplinary Probation thru graduation Barb - I anyone should know about Euro 12. Misuse of materials G.UILTY Deferred suspension thru graduation 22. Alcohol Policy Violation GUllTY Disciplinary Probation thru graduation peans it's you. I can't even speak a second 13. Theft NOT GUllTY . 23. Misuse of materials NOT GUllTY language. I can barely speak English except 14. Misuse of property/Theft GUllTY -Disciplinary Probation thru end of Spring HEARING BOARD HEARINGS Semester, 1914 to spout bull shit. But I'll tell you about my 24. Academic Dishonesty GUILTY Disciplinary Warning, "F" grade in course sexual exploits and guilt feelings any time if 15. Academic dishonesty GUllTY Deferred su-nslon thru graduation; it will get you ahead in life-you need all the receive •• F.. grade in course 25. Academic Dishonnty GUILTY Deferred suspension thru end of Fall Semester, 1982, (83AI; "F" grad• in help you can get. The enigma. Disciplinary Probation thru graduation 18. Theft GUllTY coune. 17. Academic dlshoneaty NOT GUILTY Page 16 • THERE VIEW•May21, 1982' May 21, 1982 • THE REVIEW • Page 17 etcetera 'Patsy's Friends' designed Artistic talent revealed in tattoos By CLARE BROWN bungle, while other see a friend get one and to help men look their best If you get butterflies just thinking of a doc- decide to do the same. " . :tor's shot, ho:w would you feel about getting. Nanook's oldest client, a 65-year-old man, By ANN CLINE the! want to appear sexter, . 3,000 shots a minute, for an hour? Nanook of wanted one just because he'd never had one. while oth~rs. want to look the North is ready to give them to you. His design choice wasn't typice either - he Patsy will peek in your more sophisticated. If a Nanook 33 is a tattoo artist with a catchy ·wanted a Greek Orthodox cross. closet. She'll. investigate and · wan~e~ to appear nickname', a' steady hand and a prospering It is illegal to tattoo children under 18, but appraise your apparel and sophisticated, Mangold w?uld business. N anook understood when a mother brought in cart away your old jeans and pr~babl~ sugges~ a 3-ptece Getting over the initial fright and_conven- her two young grade school tots after they tee-shirts. But Patsy Mangold swt for hun, s~e .s~ud. . tiona! feelings that tattooing is painful is the messed up trying to put the homemade pin is not a new kind of burglar, . After the wtial co~sul~- easy part. A tall brunette receiving a small and ink tattoo on. she's Wilmington's first tion, the custo~er dectdes if rose on her thigh elaborated (without a clothes consultant. he would hke to . have flinch!): "It's just like lots of tiny stings!" Mangold's business "Pat Mangold reconstruc:t hts pre- As Nanook and she decided on the rose's col sy's Friends," is a confiden sent wardrobe, whtc~ wo~d or he laughed, describing how his long wavy tial service designed almost cost about $1500! or J!l5t ~- !hair sometiines gets tangled in his "tattooer", exclusively for men. corporate n~w p1eces mt~ It. as he closely concentrates on the design. Although Mangold will help Mangold said m_?st men JUSt The piece of equipment used is called a women with their "closet want to accessoriZe. "hole puncher" which looks like a small drill crazies," she tends to cater She charges $40 ($20 for and can be easily maneuvered with one hand. more to men because she stude~ts) for a half day of . N anook said it is common for people to try says "they aren't taught to shoppmg. The customer must to do their own tattoos, which is how he dress." acc;ompany her and pay for started 15 years ago, but a straight pin and In all Items. dian ink is more messy and painful to use than Although she sets out to the equipment now available. . please the customers, Nanook is set up in the basement of h1s Mangold sa~s they do have to home off Kirkwood Highway. Scattered equip trust her JUdgement about ment and bottles oE ink indicate an artist's what looks ~o?d. . studio. A sign hanging on the wall states, Ma~gold s mterest m c?n- "Minimum $50 for artist's services," but sultatton started about f1ve that's only for an hour. . years ago when she began Nanook said his most elaborate and costly helping her husband with his piece covered one man's back. It cost $3,000. clothing. She foun~ she ha~ a Nanook added that not everyone wants this !latural eye for vyhich clothmg much art, but many people get one tattoo, ~et I~ most attractive on a p~r- hooked and come back for more. Four to f1ve t1cular man, Mangold sa1d. appointments daily keep him as busy as he W_hen her hus~and an~ wants to be. f~1ends began askmg her opi- · Nanook emphasized that getting a tatto~ is mo~ more ?ften, ~angold no longer a lonely sailor's way of expressmg dectded to go mto busmess. his longing for his girlfriend, nor is it a motor- ~angold never went to a cycle gangs' identification. Now people of all des1gn sch~ol, but bec_ause lifestyles sport them, from high school drop THIS DISTINCTIVE TATTOO is one of the PATSY MANGOLD her fathe!" IS a pro~es:uonal outs to Barry Goldwater. many designs offered by Nanook of the artist, she took up pamtmg on It is also no longer just men that receive tat- North, a custom tattoo artist whose studio Before Mangold, 33, does her own. M~ngold. ~ys her toos. Nanook boasts that 50 percent of his any redesigning of a war- background _m pamtmg has clients are women. is located off Kirkwood Highway in drobe, she gives the customer helped her m h~r. con.sulta- The most common and easiest places to put Newark. a free initial consultation. tions . because pamtmg lS . full tattoos are on the arms and shoulder blades, "Some people feel they must get really drunk During this first meeting, of ~n~ks and camo~agmg, although Nanook laughed as he added that Mangold said she inquires t~chnique~ she uses m s~lec- he'll put them anywhere. .to get a tattoo," Nanook said, "but it is really about things such as the tmg clothmg for her cbents worse thai way for both of us. It's hard to give customer's profession, that minimizes faults and Hesaidthathetendsto keepawayfromthe a good tattoo to someone who keeps sliding off favorite colors and nightlife highlights assets. face and hands because "it's not cool." But, the chair." to gain a better understan- Although Mangold has been showing a picture of -a bald man's head Nanook said the stereotypic drunk who ding of his lifestyle. advertising her business for covered with tattoos, he said, "If the person is wants a tattoo is common, and for this reason Mangold said the toughest only a short while, she said this crazy, I'd do it." he doesn't put his address in his ads. "If I put ~~:!:!~nis f~e ~~Jo:::e:.a~~ she's. doing ~ell. Right now The most popular tattoos for men are eagles in my address, I'd have drunks banging at my she lS workmg out of her and for women, roses and butterflies. People door at four in the morning!" they would like to portray. ~orne, and hopes to get an of- get them for all kinds of reasons, Nanook said. Caring fot: a new tattoo is easy. All it '-F_o_r_e_x_a_m_p_I_e_,_s_o_m_e_m_e_n_sa_Y__ f_l_ce_so_o_n_. ______, Some people want to cover up a homemade (Continued to poge 18) ,~--MooodTown------~ End of semester highlighted by a variety of choice entertainment As the school year winds down at STONE BALLOON: will present eludes entrance to nine of the hottest street will present the Jack of long last, there is an abundance of The Buoys in the final weekend of their spots in the city and transportation Diamonds. entertainment opportunities spring schedule. This group from on the Loop bus. OSCAR'S: will bring in the West available to bring it to an exciting Scranton, Pennsylvania has just THE BARN DOOR: will host Philly Speedboys to entertain close. returned from Bermuda, so they will Crabmeat Thompson. Be sure to 'loopers' tonight. Many people have mixed feelings surely be hot. catch Thompson playing songs in the THE LOFT: on Shipley street will about the end of the semester. Some GLASS MUG: will host the group style of Kinky Friedman and Bob lift off this evening's entertainment may feel relieved that the year is Project II tonight. Tomorrow night Dylan. with the band Rockett 88. over, but at the same time they know they will present the band Mibs, BERNIE'S TAVERN: on East Se As if this were not enough to they will miss being inNewark. formerly the Mammals. cond street hosts the Watson Brothers distract you from studying for finals, Others may be confused as to how to Band tonight. on Sunday night the 800 block of the spend their last weekend of spring DOWN UNDER: will rise to the oc THE CELLAR: will present a Market Street Mall will be transform semester. They have the desire to go casion as they present the group Newark favorite, The Commotions. ed into the Outdoor Cabaret. out, yet still have finals ·hanglng over Awakening all weekend long. With The bar is located on Market street. The cabaret will be from 6 p.m. un their head. their blend of popular tunes, they THE FLIGHT DECK: will soar tilll p.m. and the fee is $5. Entertain . won't put anyone to sleep. tonight when they play host to the ment will be provided by The Parent This weekend around town, there is WilmingtQn will be the scene of a lot group Fury. Johnson Band, Jack of Diamonds, more entertainment than there has of the entertainment all this weekend, GALLUCIO'S: has invited Gene Robert Hazard and the Heroes, and been all semester, so take time out especially tonight and Sunday night. Davalos to entertain their audience The Tom Larson Blues Band. from studying and take advantage of Tonight is the last Spring Loop. The tonight. · \.the fun. price is now two dollars and it in- THE HABERDASHERY: on King Compiled By MEREDITH FIE_LDING •••r••.. _...... •r•~••••••P••• .. -_. Page 18 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 To our representatives: New Squeeze sounds 'sweet' Jo'anle- last seen on the perimeter of Newark Kim- " get her off the streets" Cheryl- sent to Budapest for ads. By SCOTT MANNERS bassist John Bentley that is "I've Returned" exhibits both subtle and irresistable. the other side of the emo Thank you, SQUEEZE --"SWEETS Steve & Allee The synthesizer work on the tional spectrum, with FROM A STRANGER" song typifies its use on the Tilbrook exuberantly describ ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::======~~(A&MSP~) whole album. The record is ing a rekindled love -the way Easily one of the best not overwrought with or he sings the title in the open Find Your Place in the Sun !albums released so far this chestral maneuvers in the ing makes the record worth This Summer ·year, "Sweets from a machine; rather, the syn its price. !Stranger" verifies the wit, thesizer simply presents Squeeze gets some vocal Many students prefer going to college in the summer charm and musical seduc another variable into the assistance from Elvis when the atmosphere is more relaxed. At ACC you tiveness of last year's "East can complete a course in a shorter length of time and Costello on " Black Coffee in ·Side Story," which gained Bed," and the harmony bet still have a chance to take a vacation, enjoy the Squeeze both a large follow· beach or find a summer job. ween E.C. Tilbrook and Dif ing and positive mass ex· ford is a magnificent event * Save time and money on your college education posure, largely from the suc unto itself. cess of the single, "Temp Perhaps the most emo * Over 1 00 stimulating courses •ted." tional song on "Sweets from a Happily, the new album Stranger" is "His House Her * Mays Landing, Cape May & Atlantic City locations sounds as fresh as "East Side Home," which gives Difford Story," but presents a sound ample room to display his * Daytime and nighttime classes 1 that is certainly not stagnant, vocal talents. Describing his nor an attempt to flog a com relationship with a divorced * Starting dates throughout the summer mercially dead horse. woman and her son, he sweet Keyboardist Paul Carrack is ly sings: gone, having defected to Nick Lowe'~ Noise~ Go. The ga~, __ Squeeze equation, which has HI Cd ~ however, 1S more ~an fm:ea never been predictable:- I laugh at myself when ATLANTIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE b¥ Don Snow, who brmgs w~th Tilbrook's voice sounds as your son MAYS LANDING, NEW JERSEY 08330 him keyboa~d talent_s that m- sweetly unique as ever, and is 1609) 625·1111 or 646·4950 Is watching cartoons ...... ~....-...K-IN"""*' elude an unpress1ve syn- given lead vocal responsibili- In the morning he's Your summer with ACC is described in our free bulletin. Call us for a copy or return the 1 thesiz.er ab~lity · ty on nearly every song. looking up at me coupon below. It 1s. _still, however, the Tilbrook's breathy phrasing, When we're in the songwr1tmg team of Glenn whether in a whisper or a r------~------, bathroom I Please send me a free copy of ACC' s summer schedule. I Tilb~ook and _Chris Diff?rd, scream, propel the songs Sees me kissing mother mus1c and lyr1cs re~pectlve- superbly. I Summer Sessions '82 I Doesn't blink an eye I Atlantic Community College Name I ly, that takes th1s band There isn't a bad song on Asks a lot of questions I Mays Landing, NJ 08330 Address I places. To put it simply, the the album, but some of them Answers hard to find songs are wonderful. . are incredible. "When the 1•• "'"'' 0 ,_,• ..,1 City/State/ Zip I l •lflllTIM!vtaC:tiOn•nsblutiOn I The al~um opens w1th a Hangover Strikes" sounds ~------~ .rhythm riff from Snow and like it was written for Billie Though it may not be as ;:::======!~.;;...------, Holliday. Tilbrook sings the commercially successful as lines " I'm feeling locked "East Side Story," "Sweets up/But I can't find the from a Stranger" is truly fine key/Well, no damage was music that will create more done/poor, poor shaken trends than it follows. The one/Pour pour me another album is well-paced, varied · one" with enough broken and genuinely fun - these are melancholy to make even the the songs that summers are most skeptical listener sad. made of. .. . tatoo artist propsers !Continued from page 17) ideaS OJ\ Can Select a picture requires is a bandage and ap- from one of many books. Any plications of vitamin E to help idea is possible with Nanook's it heal. quick ability to translate a But, what if a customer customer's vague concept of doesn't care much for it? what he wants into a concrete Nanook, having a business design. permit only to give tattoos, But, when Nanook asks if recommends that the the tattoo that he first draws I • ~ \. '- @"'--.-J..P"t.,.;;,.. customer go to a doctor, who on the skin is what you really usually would either perform want, he wants to make ab a skin graft or use a process solutely certain that it is, I .i>ELA WARE. .,. that sands the tattoo off. because after tattooing, "it's People bring in their own on you-literally! " ,. ~ ...... ~. ~ ..... ~-·- ·., • Jimmy's Dtner : .RITES o SPRING : Try our delicious home cooked meals.: : We have both quality and quantity at : ·• reasonable prices. Everybody meets at 1 'PA TY! I ' I : · Jimmy's Diner. :. I I : 137 E. Main St. : ,•· New_ark, 368-8338 1 ····················~··········· t. American Thursday Music by Nards OHeart Association June 3rd 8:00pm N·o WE 'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE May 21, 1982 • THE REVIEW • Page 19 'Jump pp': a step in the right direction TERRI- Don't forget to use ... - BARB for Elton, rock's ex-'Captaln Fantastic' By DAVE HAMILL past, present, and possibly Frank Sinatra impression to future styles. deliver a bluesy love ballad. ELTON JOHN- "JUMP UP" The album gets off to a fast Side two begins with the women~ (Geffen Records GH2013) start, literally, with "Dear album's single, "Empty Confidttntilll Perhaps more than any John," a lively dance-rock Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)," medical center S.rvict1 other recording artist over number with an infectious a song that has been a~ birth free outpatient the past decade, Elton John sing-song chorus. "Spiteful ticipated since the trag~c control early detacti~ abortion has ridden the rollercoaster Child," a potential second death of John Lennon m counseling pregnancy tasting facility of musical popularity. December 1980. Elton, god single, is reminis~ent of (215) 265-1880 Together with lyricist Ber earlier John/Taupm col father to Lennon's son Sean, nie Taupin, John rose from produces his most inspired 20 minuter from Phillldtllphia the obscurity of the British laborations, featuring strong instrumentation and backing performance in recent DeKALB PIKE AND BORO LINE ROAD music mill during the early memory, - while Taupin:s KING OF PRUSSIA. PA 19406 1970s with a string of enor-. ,.;:;~r;:;,...... ,~-;.L: lyrics play upon the symbolic mously successful albums, t representation of the and his popularity reached gardener ala Jerzy Kosinki's **********************1* such a peak that in 1975 he · "Being There" without soun was featured on the cover of ,ding maudlin or trite: . *HOT STUFF! HOT STUFF! HOT STUFF!! Time magazine under the ~ heading,. "Rock's Captain .t Who lived here? •! The Student Center /Summer Session Concert Series .! Fantastic." He became ~. He must have been a famous for his elaborate and t gardener that cared a Tuesday June 15 ROBIN & LINDA -tl often outrageous costuming l lot ! . and theatrics, and was in . Who weeded out the . * , 8:15 ~.m. WILLIAMS ! strumental in helping to tears and grew a good ; lt Mitchell Hall Popular fol~ singers _and rec?~ding ~ make eyeglasses an interna crop . ""'- ·-r artists Robm & Lmda W1lhams ~ But now it all looks ' .,.... $2.00 U.D. Students w/I.D. return to the U.D. campus for a i' tional status symbol. lf- ' - $3.G_O Others pleasant evening of traditional ~ But- fi}F-Wh.al_ever the ) ···. strange lf- i _..- music from the Shenanqoah Valley. :; reason, whether jaded with It's funny how one in success or simply creatively sect can damage so spent, hard times descended - Album Courtesy much grain ! TOM NIELSEN Tuesday, June22 ·: upon Elton during the latt~r "Princess," in sharp con trast, is breezy and pleasant lt &the Parker Brothers 8:15p.m. -tl part of the decade. / __:W.:..O=N::D:.:E:.:.R.:.:L::.A.:.:N..:.D::.....:R:.:E..:C..:O..:R.;;.;D_S~:- lt 'Tom Nielsen. star of the soap opera M't hell Hall The slow climb back up the vocals in support of a solid pop of the style that ~lton h~s "The Guiding Light.''' brings his 1 C i' musical performance. specialized in durmg hts lt band The Parker Brot~ers and the $4.00 U.D. students w/I.D. -tl ladder began with the release lf- music from their hit aibum Pretty $6.00 Others · ~ of "21 At 33" in 1980. an album In a less positive sense, "I association with Osborne, Am Your Robot" also reflects while "Where Have All the lt Boy Floyd . They will be joined in : which marked the return of concert by singer-actress Lisa ~ Taupin as part-time con back on the past. It is the type Good Times Gone?" is a lt Brown. Floyd Parker's love interest i' tributor and yielded Elton's of song John and Taupin used "Philadelphia Freedom" lt on the TV show. -tl first top-ten single in over to get away with during their ' style anthem, sung in a three years, " Little Jeannie." mid-1970s heyday - simple similar style, with strong It continued in 1981 with lyrics lacking in depth of backing vocals and the effec Tuesday,July& FIRSTSTATE : statement, music upbeat but tive addition of brass and str ! "The Fox," a solid collection unexceptional, yet . carried ings. * SYMPHONIC -tl of songs which spawned lt BAND -tl another successful single, along by Elton's musical The album's final track, M~~~~:~j~~~~ " Chloe," and remained high show m a n ship . T o daY, and perhaps its most in Free & open to the Under the direction of Lloyd Ross . -tl on the charts for several mon however, without the ov~r- teresting is "All Quiet On the * University the band will present a summer -tl ths. whelming swell of populartty Western 'Front," a curiously ...._ community & the public pops concert including works of ~ to carry it, the song is not par- inspiring ballad with an . in "'~"'* Holst. Del Sorgo, Sousa, Verdi and ~ On the heels of these lt Hamlisch. -tl modest successes comes ticularly effective. tellectually anti-war theme "Jump Up," an album which "Legal Boys," on the con- which utilizes brass and or trary, is a powerful look at chestra to create an at *------. demonstrates both the BILL HARRELL & Tuesday, July 13 -tl maturation of Osborne and divorce from the inside out, mosphere that is both ex .! the resurgence of Taupin as featuring lyrics by Tim Rice, hilarating and ironic in its best known for his contribu- similarity to a nationalist I * THE VIRGINIANS M~~~~:.i~~ll : creative counterparts to with special guest U.D. w/I.D. Elton's musical and vocal tions to such productions as patriotic dirge. · * *3.00 students i' abilities. While still showing "Jesus Christ, Superstar" "Jump Up" is an album : THE JOHN *4.00 Others i' some signs of uncertainty and "Evita." that continues to grow on the regarding his ultimate Side one also includes "Ball listener with repeated listen .* HERALD BAND ! musical direction, John has and Chain," a country- ings. It is, if not a great leap nevertheless succeeded in flavored tune featuring The forward, at least a step in the ~ '* • producing an encouraging Who's Pete Townshend on right direction for E~ton J.ohn '* Sunday, July 18 acoustic guitar, and "Blue as he continues hts chmb * THE ! selection of material, which · * 8:15p.m. PHILADELPHIA i' synthesizes elements of his Eyes," wherein Elton drops back up the ladder of musical an octave or two in his best stardom. . lf- Mitchell Hall BRASS i' lf-$3.00U.D.studentsw/I.D. SOLOISTS i' lf- $4.00 Others Mason Jones, renowned French i' the lt Horn player, and the four other ~ Brass principals from the ~ lt Philadelphia Orchestra will perform i' lf- a light cla~sical concert for a sum· I ~ Bookateria lt! mer's evenmg. · ~ * . t For Your Summer Reading Enioyment *Tickets will be available beginnangi' *lf-Ju~~ 1 at the Student Center Mam·• i' Trade in Your Paperback Texts and get your Beach *Desk Monday-Friday, Noon to 4:00i' Books For Only$ .30 each i' . *lf-p.m., , legal holidays excepted. Tackets. i' 100,000 Paperbacks · *also available at B & B Tickettown.i' New& Used .·..*For information, call (302) 738-1296. .i' 70 E. Cleveland Ave., Newark 737-4933 : ~*****~**************** Page 20 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 Happy Birthcfay, Stoney/ Hen sports awards for 1981-82 ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIftlllllllHIIIIIIIIRJIIIIIII!r By CHRIS GOLDBERG mile with an incredible. 8:57 during the ECC ~ 1~ As is tradition, the Review sports section of championships. PAPER MILL fers its a wards for the 1981-82 year. Unsung hero Award: Garry Kuhlman, who APARTMENTS Male athlete of the year: Jim Sherman. despite. two all-American honors was hidden "The Quiet Section of a Rarely can you see such an admirable deci beneath the. obscurity of the. offensive line his Lovely University Town" sion (staying on for his senior year after being whole career. drafted by the Cubs) backed up so well. Greatest moment of the year: the field Our Rent Includes: Honorable mention goes to basketball's Ken hockey team's dramatic 4-1 upset over Penn •Dream kitchen with Luck, track's John Wehner and football's State in Regionals. breakfast bar I:!~~~~~;: I Garry Kuhlman. Freshman of the year: Andy Donatelli, who •Spacious Rooms - MARKET (largest apts. in areal Female athlete of the year: Anne Brooking, led the baseball team with a .400 batting •Large dining area the Hens' two-sport star who gave up a chance average. •Wall to wall carpeting NOW OPENED for the '84 pre-Olympic field hockey squad to Most improved player: Mike Stanek. Tbe •Heat & hot water lead the lacrosse team to another National ti same Mike Stanek who hit a woeful .202 last •On University shuttle route Fri. 12 Noon-9 p.m. tle. Mention also goes to field hockey's Carol year zoomed to .375 this year and shared co-· •Cable T.V. Sat. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Miller, swimming's Mary Carr and Mary Pat MVP in the ECC Championships. Honorable Johnson, and runners Sandy Gibney and Jody mention to basketball center Tim Carr. 1 & 2 BEDROOMS Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Campbell. MlAISIH Unit: Men's track team which FROM *340 Merrill Stubing Award: Ken Dill, who was a was lucky to have maybe half a team for each NOW OPEN MON. THRU SAT. Free Parking. captain for both the basketball and tennis meet due to injuries. STOP BY lt SEE US Over60 teams. Most exciting individual effort: Ken Luck, Merchants Men's team coach of the year: Bob Hannah. who capped his great career with a slam dunk 14 BWHARTON DR., NEWARK, DE. . Enough said here. at the Fieldhouse to break the school's all Women's team coach of the year: Edgar time scoring record. 731-9253 70S. Chapel St. Johnson. He is simply in another world when Best example-setter: Ed J3raceland, for Professional Management IJ y Newark, DE it comes to coaching. Janet Smith, Bonnie Jill playing on a gimpy leg all year in all Franklin Realty Group of Pa., 737-4020 Ferguson and Mary Shull (for cross country) American style. Inc. Realtor also get mention. Behind the scenes men: sports information Single best individual effort: John Wehner, director Ben Sherman and assistant Tim who broke the ECC record for the indoor two- Sullivan and Senior statistician Scott Fifield. ********************** -- : The Women's Co-Op * ... women's sports movgs to Division I * Proudly Announc.es * (Continued from page 2•) Lafayette as well as won't change our philosophy of the Delaware is moving from philosophy." * The Termination Of Its : AlA W - the other requires a Affiliation With Division II to I. Delaware has Next year, the schedules * great deal of time and also been very competitive will not change drastically. * The University of Delaware : money." with the teams in the Eastern They'll include the ECC * And The key move that's been Section. games and essentially the * Its Relocation To 351 South College Avenue : made to compensate By sport, the field hockey same schools on this year's somewhat was the expansion team's outlook is the least schedule. Therefore, the * For Information On Possible Fall Openings * of the East Coast Conference changed. They are the only records might not change too Call368-1181 (ECC) to women's sports. Hen team currently in Divi much, but the chances of * * The entire West Division - sion I and have been ranked Regional play will. ********************** Bucknell, Rider, Lehigh, in or near the top 10 for the "The fact that the schedule past six years. is similar to last year's is The lacrosse team, which is good," said basketball Coach dominating Division II, has Joyce Emory. "The ECC will split with Division I power help, we aren't adding any All graduating seniors Temple the past two years. real powers right away. Still, low recruiting budgets "It's a little bit in could keep it - along with all timidating - the fact that Don't Make This the Hen squads- at least one those Division I schools have step from the top. big budgets and big "The great concern is still recruiting. We won't be able Your Last Review for the student-athlete and to compete with them right what happens to them," away. We'll have to make Campbell said. "We have to small strides. be realistic. The competition "We'll have to change our will be a lot rougher. We need goals, try to win the con to be very careful about look ference.. For everyone, it will The RevieW ing in the long run when com~ be tougher," she continued. peting with schools who have "I hope that it doesn't full-scale recruiting. dampen spirits. Post-season •to be mailed anywhere in the United States. "Being affiliated with a play and success has helped For only $12.50 per academic year. conference with comparable us to stay up. That promotes ability will be helpful. We'll good spirit. be looking for the conference "We'll talk to recruits dif. •MAIL IN NOW! If mailed by June 1st deduct 2.50 from rate. championships more. ferently, from a different "Every coach is still going perspective. The pitch will be to be in pursuit of ex different. We've got to find •All subscriptions requests must have payment with them. cellence," she added. "We'll students with philosophies in be doing whatever it takes. 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' 368-5941 The batter bounces the ball to the third In the top of the third, a Jeff Bula single baseman, he scoops it up and fires to first. scored a pair of runs. In the bottom of the inn Come In & Browse Defeat appears imminent. However, the throw ing, the second of three George Deever hits Jewelry Sale is a little off target. The first baseman can on knotted the contest at four. ly deflect it into right field. Both runners In spite of all the scoring, Toot pitcher Summer Shirts *4°o · score. The home team wins, 9-8. Bruce "Yo-Yo" Yost and Trojan hurler Jim Cotton Scarfs *1°o And so went this year's comp Championship Knox both had tremendous arcs oil their game. Toot '82 won it's second consecutive in throws. tramural title to close out a perfect season "He's got a real big arc and I'm not that with an 11-0 record. happy about it," said Bart during the game. Softball is the university's most popular in However, his team just kept hitting. They tramural sport. It includes approximately 20 grabbed a run in the fifth on Deevers' third hit Audio comp, 40 metro and 60 rec league teams. and one more in the sixth on a single by Marty "Almost every one of our players is in either Kelleher. the Newa~k or Wilmington league," said Toot Sparked by outstanding defense by short coach Ke1th Bart. "We began our season in stop Rob Wendel, the Toot held a 6-4 lead go Visual Arts February with three indoor practices a ing into the final frame. 817 Tatnall St., Wilmington week." In the final inning, things started to come Such dedication and practice have reaped apart for Toot. With the Trojans waiting out huge rewards for Bart and his teams. They've Yost, they were able to collect a pair of walks. 652-3361 made the playoffs Jhree years in a row with Coupled with a pair of errors and three hits him at the helm. The past two seasons they've highlighted by a two-run double by Knox tO'ti~ gone 22-1 and captured two championships. the game, Toot went into the bottom of the 0 seventh trailing, 8-6. AVA T-SHIRTS: $3° each However, Toot is not just a bunch of jocks. 5 0 The team is filled with Computer Science, With two outs and a runner on second (FREE with cash purchase of 30° grad students and one professor. William Dick singled to make it, 8-7. Another in Art Supplies at List Price) . Toot's opponent, ~he Unpredictable Trojans single by Wendel put runners on first and third Jumped out to a qwck two-run lead in the top to set up the exciting finish. Everything You Need In ... batters set for Regionals Art, Photo and Drafting (Continued from 1- :w captured the tough East Coast team in the tournament, Happy 21st Athletic Conference (ECAC) Delaware is the only non Metro tournament. Ironically, scholarship team. The Hens Supplies the 30th-ranked Pirates last also bring in the top hitting Birthday with a .333 average. defeat was to Rider, who is the "We would like to think we ANY CASH PURCHASE .last team to beat the Hens, 20 games ago. have the best team in the East," said Coker. "Now we Stoney! 10°/o OFF WITH THIS COUPON Maine,-27-11 and winner of have the opportunity to prove the ECAC North tourney, is it." ranked 29th in the country. EXTRA INNINGS - Co The Bears swept through this captain Jim Sherman was regional last year and ad named the ECC West Sec vanced to the World Series. tion's most valuable player. "Seton Hall is always tough Besides Sherman, catcher and we'll have to play real Mark Ringie, second PEUGEOT well to beat them," said co baseman Jeff Trout, third captain Chuck Coker of the baseman Mike Stanek, team who beat Delaware 12-6 designated hitter-left field last.year. "They look like the Andy Donatelli, and pitcher team we'll have to beat, but Bob Vantrease were named we're not looking past Navy. to the ECC West all-star "Like the ECC tournament,, team. Donatelli was the lone we're going to need some freshman selection on the strong pitching. This year we unit. have the'depth that could take us all the way (to the World Series). All these teams will 5laxers all- ECC be tough because they liave all had great years and had to · Five members of the win a conference tournament. Delaware men's lacrosse "Before when we went team have been named to the (1979 and '80) the ball club all-East Coast Conference was low key because we were squad for Ute 1982 season: at experienced," Coker added. tackman Brian Haggarty, "This year, nobody expected goalie David Darrell, much but the young guys did defenseman Bob Waters and great and we're all excited." mid-fielders Bobby Smith and Besides being the youngest ·Tim Owings. -·····························:• : \Cindy & Cy, .: • • : Welcome to Advertising!! : UI-IEELEO CYCLE : , Good Luck. : to , Cycles Peugeot 90 EaJt main /treet .• .• . s . IIIII II Ill Ill Ill I. 11111 & IIUIITilU 368 • 2685 : teve & Alice • ~···········~·················· Page 22 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 ,-1 \ I HERE'S -AN IDEA \ I \ I \ I \ I THAT COULD ME-AN ••• \I I I I I MO.NEY IN I i I I YOUR-POCKET I I I I Get cosh for your used textbooks. The · I I Bookstore offers half the new book price I J tor books needed for th.e second semester. 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The Hens captured their second straight National title. men's lacrosse team's1 year for Tim Owings, the squad's MVP. 1982 Graduates · Your Bookstore will. be open I \ I I \ Commen/ce,men-\IDay · Saturday, June 5th 12:00 pm · 4:00 pm ·-i University · IIBookstore ----. University of Delaware / Page 24 • THE REVIEW • May 21, 1982 \ r Brooking namef}?:Js ·op senior female athl ..te Anne Brooking, a starter on two-mile run and the--· 3,000- both the Blue Hen field meters and will participate in hockey and lacrosse teams, outdoor track Nationals this was named the top senior weekend in the 3,000-meter female athlete of 1981-82 run. Wednesday night at the Sixth • Cheryl Gittings, who was Annual Women's Sports the basketball team's MVP. Awards Banquet. She finished as the school's Brooking was a Mitchell sixth all-time scorer and and Ness all-American field fourth leading rebounder. hockey player as a back in Gittings was the team's co- 1981 and was named to "the captain the last two years and United States Olympic Elite led the Hens in blocked shots Squad this winter. Brooking's and minutes played both position on the Elite squad seasons. makes her a strong candidate • Mary Pat Johnson, who for the 1984 Olympic team. was the swimming team's The Wilmington native also MV P. She holds eight served as co-captain and school records and was a co- played cover point on- captam forffiis year's swim______Delaware's two-time Na- team which won its second tional champion women's straight Regional title and its lacrosse team. She has been 34th straight win. named to the AIAW all- • Pam Hohler, who was the championship team the past MVP for the indoor and out- Review Photo by Terry Bialas two seasons. She led the Hens door track teams. The junior ANNE BROOKING WAS named the top senior female athlete Wednesday. in blocked shots and blocked currently holds six school passes this spring and shared records and is on eight relay the team's MVP this spring teams'that hold records. she after winning it last year. also qualified for Nationals in Baseball team seeded 1st in Regionals (She is also the field hockey three different events. By NICK ALICEA MVP). • Sue Coleman, who was the dangle a brass ring in front of someone, softball team's MVP. Col "I'd rather be in Hawaii, but I'm happy they're liable to grab it. Our team will give a Other sport winners were: eman was 9-5 for this year's we're going to Maine," said Delaware good account, and we still have a shot at get • Ann Pasquariello, who 16-9 squad and broke three baseball Coach Bob Hannah of the Hens' ting to the World Series. shared the lacrosse team's records. The sophomore placement in the four-team Northeast Since capturing the East Coast Conference MVP with Brooking. She is recorded a 237 ERA. Regional at Orono from May 28-30. (ECC) tourney, Delaware has won all four of the all-time leading goal The 37-7-1 Hens, who are the No.1 seed, will its scrimmages over local semi-pro teams and scorer (147) and point getter • Donna Methvin, who was face Navy at noon on the 28th while Seton Hall Widener College. (204) and had 50 goals and 16 the. volleyball team's MVP. will battle Maine in the day's other contest. "It's tough to get up the same type of assists this year as the co The junior led the Hens in The regional is a double-elimination tourna adrenalin for these games as we would do for captain. She also holds the spikes the past two years with ment with the ultimate winner going to the a conference game," said Assistant Coach school record with an 11-goal 721 over that span. College World Series in Omaha, Neb., June 4- Bruce Caryle. "But we're playing well enough game and is a four-year 13. . to stay in the game and win." • Joyce Nidzgorski, who · "We look at it as a reward for the fine starter. was the tennis team's MVP. The Midshipmen, Delaware's first round op season, we're having," said Hannah, of his ponent, finished their year at 27-7-1 and won • Jody Campbell, who was She has been the No. 1 singles 15th-ranked squad. "It's nice to see a true the cross country team's player for three years. Nid the Easter Intercollegiate Baseball League. Eastern regional, but it won't be easy winning Last year Delaware clipped Navy, 12-8 in MVP. Campbell was one of zgorski holds the win record thetournament. · three Hen harriers to qualify with an 18-4 season and holds regular-season play. "We have a competitive ball club and we Seton Hall, 40-11 and winners' of 10 straight, for Nationals and also holds the record for career wins with should be ready. You never can tell when you track and field marks in the 42. (Continued to poge 21) Hens moving up to Division I By CHRIS GOLDBERG I - which is why all Hen women's Last of three parts analyzing the re sports now must move to Division I. cent success of the women's sports What all this means is: program at Delaware and next year's • Off-campus recruiting, which was move from Division II to Division I not allowed under AlA W, can be used For its 10 years of existence, under the NCAA. Delaware's women's sports has • Transfer rules will also change competed in Division II (except in under the NCAA. field hockey) under the Association of • Delaware is now able to double its Intercollegiate of Athletics for allowable aid-grants in basketball, Women (AIAW), which had been the but can't in any other sport. only governing board for collegiate "It's a step in a new direction," said women's sports. Assistant Athletic Director Mary Ann However, the NCAA entered into Campbell on the move to Division I. women's sports this year and with its "You can't afford to put a value judg huge budget has nearly forced the ment on it. The change in divisions is AlA W into bankruptcy. This forced disturbing. It's a change to a different the AlA W into its current anti-trust level. suit against the NCAA which will be "We've taken what's come through heard this summer. the years. I'm confident we'll take it Pending its suit, the AlA W will shut in the same spirit. down this summer and not operate ''What will be allowed is more off next year, making all women's sports campus recFuiting - similar to the under the NCAA. men's program," she continued, say Review Photo by Bill Wood NCAA rules state that all sports ing that Delaware's budget will not be must be in Division compliance with a raised. "We have worked com KAREN EMAS looks for an open Hen during Nationals last week. The entire school's football division. Delaware's fortably with the on-campus women's s orts pro ram will move to Division I next ear. football status is 1-AA - e uivalent to (Continued to poge 20)