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God, God, God, God, God, Persian Gulf War, The Entertainment pages this week takes you to The softball t(^tn^runs into stiff competition, God, God, God, God, God, Bejing, God, God, God, the movies with a summer preview, an interview dropping a couple of ganies. However Kelli Griffith God, God, God, God, budget cuts, God, God, God, with Naked Gun 2 1/2 director, and Bong water’s gamed player-of-tfe-week again. The baseball team Gad, God, Spring Fling, God, God, God, God, God, latest release. The Power of Pussy — and much gave up 12 runs in the first inning on Tuesday. See God, God, God, God, and Bejing. See page ten... more. See page“sixt«n„. theae^stories and mori^ on page twenty-eight... T h e T i

Volume 66 • Num ber 28 Serving Drexel University Since 1926...' April 26,1991 Mayoral forum hosted by E.Y.E. Openers

Brian Goodman the city. mass transportation authorities. ties’ capital budgets. An addi­ originally sought to raise revenue Triangle Stajf Writer “Solid waste costs [the city] Rendell echoed Katz’s call for tional $20 million in annual rev­ by imposing an additional half- Sn.*? [per! ton to remove,” a gasoline tax but also suggested enue could be raised, Rendell cent increase in the local sales Although environmental con­ Rendell said. “Removing recy- that SEPTA follow plans used by said, by contracting with the tax. “I can’t sit here...[and] pro­ cerns have been “lost in the shuf­ lables, curbside, costs $185 to Chicago and the City of New state legislature for transporta­ pose an additional half-cent tax fle,” in Philadelphia's mayoral $200 [per] ton. Unless we have York where every stream of rev­ tion contracts. when the sales tax has just been primary contests, four candidates some fomi of privatization in the enue is placed into the authori­ Hearn’s transportation plan See MAYORAL on page 5 for the city’s highest office dis­ trash collection system, we can­ cussed their environmental posi­ not expand the curbside pro­ tions at a mayoral candidates’ gram. It’s just too expensive.” forum last night in Mandell White later challenged Theater. Rendell’s estimations, noting that Republican candidate Sam the cost-per-ton differential Katz and Democratic contenders reflected the acquisition costs of Ed Rendell, James White, and vehicles for hauling recyclable Peter Hearn fielded questions materials. from both forum panelists and Both Rendell and White members of the audience on specifically expressed support waste, transportation, toxics, for a “bottle bill,” which would energy, parks and open space. require consumers to place a Moderated by WHYY-FM’s refundable deposit on bottles and “Earth Talk” host Mike cans to encourage recycling. Weilbacher, the forum was spon­ Although all four agreed that sored in part by Drexel’s E.Y.E. drivers of single-passenger vehi­ Openers. cles in Philadelphia should be Republicans Ron Castille and persuaded to use mass trans­ Frank Rizzo and Democrat portation, each differed in his Lucien Blackwell all declined approach to continuing support invitations to personally attend for the regional Southeastern the lorum. Democrat George Pennsylvania Transportation Burrell, who originally agreed to Authority (SEPTA). Members o f IFA present the SunDragon team with a $1,000 donation. FILE PHOTO appear at the program, did not Katz praised SEPTA's $75 bil­ attend last night. lion physical plant as “one of the All the candidates expressed most impre.ssive...in the nation,” but argued that at least $750 mil­ Son of SunDragon ready to race support for recycling in Philadelphia and, except for lion to $1 billion per year must Brian Goodman Rendell, indicated that they be reinvested into the system. and project leaders expect to other structural changes, have would expand the city’s curbside K atz’s solution is a statew ide Triangle Staff Writer unveil the finished new model added about 130 pounds to last recycling program to all parts of gasoline tax to aid the state’s 29 sometime next month before its year’s trim 423-pound weight. Although the 1990 Drexel performance debut at the 1991 D espite the increase in SunDragon solar car has yet to American Tour de Sol. weight, the team expects engi­ drive off into the sunset. Heavier and longer than last neering and performance SPA downsizes University students building year’s version, SunDragon II changes to boost the top cruis­ the 1991 model are anxiously engineers have created an ing speed of the car to about 60 awaiting their car’s day in the entirely new car that features m.p.h., about II m.p.h. higher Block Party plans sun. increased solar cell surface than last year’s top figure. The 1991 car, dubbed area, more efficient solar cells, Most of the weight gain, Gary Rosenzweig______change] was all because we were SunD ragon II, is nearing the and sophisticated aerodynam­ according to SunDragon ics. These improvements, and O f the Triangle not receiving support from any final phases of development See SUNDRAGON on page 4 student organizations or individ­ For the first time in many uals.” said Coren. years, Drexel will not have a Plans for the Block Party were Student U nion A dm inistration reorganizes Block Party. The Student made back in October. They Program Association (SPA) has included a full afternoon at Hill Gary Rosenzweig decided to 'change the name of Field (located on 33rd and Director in March of 1990. The responsibilities for this posi­ the annual event to “Spring Chestnut Streets) with a six-foot- O f the Triangle Williams and Mike Faherty, tion would be to “advise the Fling” and move it from Penn’s high stage, five or six bands, cor­ the assistant director of Creese, Student Program Association, Hill Field to the Kelly Hall bas­ porate sponsorship, carnival The Student Union Admin­ now split the responsibilities. including on-going training” as ketball courts. The event, slated games, and ending with a come­ istration in the Creese Student Williams leans more toward stu­ well as other duties, according to for Saturday, May 4, will feature dian in the gym that evening. Union is undergoing some major dent activities and Faherty more the position announcement. the bands originally scheduled to This last performance would personnel changes this term. The toward the operation of the The administration will be be at the event as well as a few have been co-sponsored by the department, responsible for stu­ building. interviewing four candidates and of the originally planned events. SunDragon team and SPA. dent activities advising and the Also working at the Creese will probably decide on one next According to an advertise­ In January, the SunDragon running of the Creese building is desk are also Diane Lutz, who See CREESE on page 4 ment published in last week’s team axed its plans for a comedi­ changing primarily due to budget handles reservations, and about issue of The Triangle, the plans an, because, according to Coren, cuts in the Department of 30 student staff who are paid for the event have “become an they could not get corporate Student Life. through fmancial aid. impossibility for Spring 1991.” sponsorship. In mid-March, At the end of March, Dr. The final state of the depart­ The advertisement also stated Coren and Student Activities Timothy Grimm, the Creese ment is still uncertain, as second- the that the reason for the change Director Drew Williams decided Union Director, was released as round budget cuts have yet to be of plans was the lack of involve­ to change the name of the event a result of cuts amounting to announced. “We have to look at ment by other student organiza­ to ‘Spring Fling.’ $122,000 in his immediate the big picture with reductions tions. “The idea was to get Drexel department. According to Drew and what is humanly possible ... Joseph Coren, special events pre-juniors, juniors and seniors Williams, the associate director we can do a few things very chairman for SPA, said that it upset and to get freshmen to say of Creese, Grimm “oversaw the well, or do as many as we can,” was apparent from lack of atten­ ‘what is it?” ’ said Coren. “We entire operation.” Grimm came said Williams. dance at Block Party meetings honestly wanted to make them to Drexel in November of 1989 The departm ent is currently that SPA would get little support angry ... we wanted them to as the Activities Director and interviewing candidates for the position of Program Coordinator. from other groups. “[The See BLOCK PARTY on page 3 became the Creese Union 2 • The Triangle • April 26,1991

N ew w orkshop helps seniors cope with the poor job m arket Karen J. Phillips tain a more positive outlook and It’s hard to find out about job will be held at the Career to 3:30 Special to the Triangle be able to approach their job leads when people just aren’t hir­ Services Center, 3210 Cherry search with as much preparation ing" Street, on the following days: Any student wishing to attend This year, the number of and confidence as possible." Another senior Corporate • Tuesday, April 23 from should stop by the center and add recruiters who came to Drexcl's An Informal poll of seniors Communications major, Louise 10:00 to 11:00 his name to rhe sign up sheet. campus i(> meet anti -ccruit stu­ suggests that many students Whitelaw, said, “It can be very • Tuesday, April 30, from 1:00 Other workshops to be offered dents for employment fell by 20 would be helped by additional frustrating when you're a senior to 2:00 this term by the Career Services percent. The econom y is in a guidance while the economy and you don’t have a job lined • Friday, May 3. from 1:00 to Center are “Job Hunting and recession. Some manufacturers remains so sluggish. Senior up. I think it would be helpful to 2:00 Resume Writing,” “Interview have left Philadelphia for more Corporate Communications hear what other people are doing • Tue.sday, May 14, from 3:30 Preparation” and “Interview productive areas, taking with major Leda Sawchuck said, “It in their job search.” to 4:30 Practice.” them Hundreds of jobs. When really is tough out there this year. The ‘What Now?’ workshop • Tuesday, May 21, from 2:30 students call to check on job leads, some companies tell them they are laying off people rather Freshm an expert talks about freshm an sem inar than hiring them right now. What IS an employment-minded stu­ Jennifer Gibbons______Gardner suggested that admin­ able not only to teach, but to rate at many universities across dent to do? Triangle Staff Writer istrators, faculty, and students all answer questions outside of the the country which have already The Career Services Center is be involved in teaching this classroom as well. “They have to implemented such a program. offering a new workshop entitled Dr. John Gardner, an expert in class. By involving all of these be willing to give the time. According to Gardner, a higher "What Now?” designed to help the development of freshman groups, new students get many Otherwise, the new students will percentage of students who reduce the stress and uncertainty seminars, visited Drexel on different perspectives and ideas. leave anyway,” stated Gardner enroll in “University 101" finish many students are feeling in their Thursday. Using the program The problem of getting the facul­ The number of credits for the college. These students are al.so job search. The “What Now?” from the University of South ty and administrators involved new freshman seminar has not more likely to get involved in workshop is geared towards Carolina as a model, Gardner was addressed by Dr. Gardner been determined. Many options activities on campus and have a those students who are actively spoke to faculty, students, and with importance. It was sugesst- were discussed for a one, two or higher overall grade point aver­ looking for employment but have administrators about the imple­ ed that fully established profes­ three credit course. The possibil­ age not yet achieved the results they mentation of a new freshman sors be invited to teach this ity of a free hour scheduled It is hoped that this program want. Besides addressing topics seminar at Drexel, course for two reasons. Gardner specifically for the freshmen will increase the retention of new such as how students can revise This mandatory course would feels that these insrtuctors may seminar one or two days each students at Drexel through their job search to be more suc­ teach freshmen how to be suc­ have more free time in their week was also mentioned. awareness of University services cessful, what job sources stu­ cessful in college by making schedules than assistant or asso­ Although this program has been and resources. A positive first- dents often neglect, the them aware of resources avail­ ciate professors. They may al.so run as both an elective and as a year experience also has a defi­ workshop will include a discus­ able on campus. The services of have children of their own in col­ mandatory course at different nite effect on what others think sion session among students to the career services center, library, lege and could relate to new stu­ universities, administrators of Drexel. "The quality of a stu­ compare notes and offer support. various student organizations, dents not only as instructors, but expressed an interest in making dent’s experience ultimately The leader of these work­ greek life, counseling center and also as concerned parents. Dr. it mandatory at Drexel. influences retention and new stu­ shops, John Caccamo, explains other facets of the University Gardner emphasized the impor­ The benefits of this seminar dents." stated Gardner that “the goal of this workshop is would be included in the curricu­ tance of professors being avail­ are evident by decrea.sed attrition to help students deal with the lum. Other topics, such as the frustration and rejection that is a selection of a major and adaption part of the job-hunting process. to college life could also be a Several schools nix party plans We want to help students main­ part of this program. (CPS) — Ending what has of nationwide attempts to better license or allow the Yahoo Fest. become a sure sign that spring control student parties, which But in light of national cam ­ has come to college campuses, disrupt scores of schools every paign to crack down on student two schools have nixed students’ spring. drinking and the need to project The Trian<^le plans to throw outdoor celebra­ A melee the first weekend in a good image of higher educa­ tions. March that injured students and tion to the state. Maust said he Established in 1926 At North Adams State College police trying to break up a beer had almost no choice. in Massachusetts, Vice President party at the University of Hart “ Almost dail> you read arti of Student Affairs Robert Maust ford has prompted renewed calls cles about the governor threaten Editor-in-Chief...... Jack Bilson, III canceled the 15-year-old “Yahoo for a ban on the sale of keg beer ing to close colleges and raise Business Manager...... Brian D. Yates Fest” because in recent years, there. tuition,” said Maust. whose cam Advertising Manager...... R, Brent Diller there were “several incider.ts of After struggling for years to pus has been prominently men students drinking too much.” quell wild weekend parties near tioned as a candidate to be News Editor...... Gary Rosenzweig Similarly, at Virginia Tech, the Colorado State University, Port closed down. Campus Page Editor...... Ian Broverman Blacksburg City Council rejeted Collins police announced in “Right in the midst of this is a Ed-Op Page Editor...... Ted Howe a request March 12 by the Sigma March that, this spring, they’re picture of a bunch of college stu­ Entertainment Editor...... Ashley G. Smith Alpha Epsilon fraternity for a simply giving $100 noise tickets dents dancing around with beer parade permit because it feared to each host of wild parties. in their hands. We don’t need Sports Editor...... John Van Ness the parade would get out of hand North Adams’ Mault conced­ that.” Copy Editor...... Jack Persico and snarl traffic. ed he angered students when he Copy Editor...... Lisa Gerson The two cases are indicative decided not to seek a liquor Copy Editor...... Connie Regan Photography Editor...... Tim Dailey D rexel new s in brief... Classifieds Manager...... JoEllen Hamer Polaroid to help celebrate new Drexel hosts “Computers in Mark T. Abrams, Steve Bojanowski, Jared S. photography program Adult Literacy” conference Broderick. Catherine Campbell, John D ’Alessandro, The Polaroid Corporation will be celebrating On Thursday, May 2, Mayor Wilson Ooode Jennifer A. D'Angelo, Karen Darress, Tracy Dee, Rob Drexel's new bachelor’s degree program in pho­ and Pennsylvania’s First Lady Ellen Casey will Desmond. Jon Eggert, Dan Evan, Lauren Francis, Dan tography by hosting a reception on May 3 from 6 speak at Drexel for the fourth annual Furey, Mark Gaffney, Jennifer Gibbons, Brian to 9 p.m. The reception is scheduled to take "Computers in Adult Literacy” conference. place m Nesbitt’s new photography facilities, Sponsored by Drexel’s Office of Computing Goodman. Joseph Hicks, Suzanne Hinton, Eric where there will be an exhibit of 20 items from Services and the Mayor s Commission on Kretschman, Joe Koren, John Manfield, Anita Michel, Polaroid Museum Replica Collection and a Literacy, the day will feature morning and after­ Dan Morrow. Jeanette Mulligan, Carol Smith, Wm. group of photographed paintings by some of the noon sessions on how adult literacy can be Scott Tinkler, John Vassallo great Impressionists such as Monet and Van assisted by computers. Gogh. The workshops will include the teaching of Richard Bernstein of Interview magazine will special-needs students, English as a Second Copyright 1991 The The Triangle is published be on hand to display some of his work. A Language, “Computing and the Disabled”, and I'riangle. Beaver Hoy copyright Fridays in Philadelphia, PA, Polaroid executive will also be in attendance to other programs that help adults with word pro­ 1991, Rich Coughlan. No work during the academic year, discuss the new technology that is being used to cessing and the job market. The Mayor and the herein may be reproduced in except during examinations and create Replicas. Governor’s wife will be featured at a lunchtime any form, in whole or in part, vacation periods. Polaroid will be donating a day’s use of its session. without the written consent of Subscriptions may be world famous 20-foot by 24-foot portrait camera The program is free and will take place in the the Editor. ordered for $20 for six months; which is otherwise pennanently located in New Mandell Theater Lobby from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. Opinions expressed within display and classified adver­ York. During the reception, guests will bid on a chance to have a portrait made by the camera; — Catherine Campbell are not necessarily those of The tising may be placed at the the proceeds will benefit Drexel’s Photography Trianule or Drexel University. address below. students. There is free admission by special invitation The Triangle • Drexel University only. For information, contact Laura Lenet at 32nd & Chestnut Sts. • Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215)895-2386. Business: (215) 895-2569 • News: (215) 895-2585 The Triangle • April 26,1991 • 3

O ffices m oved SPA to allow for M ain c h a n g e s

B uilding renovations B l o c k

Gary Rosenzweig ovations will cost about O f The Triangle $283,000, which will come out Party plans of over two million dollars that Renovations in the Main the University has earmarked for Continued from paf’c I Building have prompted the tem­ deferred maintainence. This porary relocation of several high- estimate includes the new air stand on their own feet." ranking administrative offices. system and the asbestos removal. Williams said that he made The offices include those of the The cost of shifting and rear­ the suggestion because “there president, the provost and the ranging the offices will run about had been a lot o f ill feeling senior vice president. $126,000, which comes from pri­ about Block Party for the last The renovations will take vate funds. few years.” He said that most place in the Office of the The renovations should be other schools had a 'Spring President and the fi'ture Office completed by about July 15, Fling.’ of the Provost on the first fioor according to Noyes. Last week. SPA made the of the Main Building. They will The current locations of the decision to downgrade the event include the installation of a new offices involved in the moves and move it to the Kelly basket­ temperature and air control sys­ are: ball courts. They had received tem, the removal of vinyl • The President and staff have no response from prospective asbestos from the floors, and the moved to Room 220 of the Main corporate sponsors Pepsi, Kraft rearrangement of office space to Building (formerly the Senior and General Foods. The carnival accomodate the recently added Vice President’s office). events had been cancelled position of Provost and his staff. • Dr. Richard Schneider, the because there were not enough According to David Noyes, Senior Vice President for people to run them. director of facility management, Administration, will move to TIM DAILEY/THE TRIANGLE By moving the event, SPA the new air control system will Room 201 Creese, and his staff The Freshman Ceneter moves into room 225. has eliminated the need to rent not only improve conditions in to Room 210 Creese (formerly Hill Field or a power generator, the President’s office, but will the Freshman Center). of Freshmen, has already left the Student Life, and the staffs thus saving $2,000. There will ^ Iso “free up the current system” • Dr. Carol Wharton, chief university, and Keith Watanabe, involved. still be a ‘Drexel Olympics’ to improve conditions in the rest planning officer, and Wayne assistant dean of freshmen, has “We knew what was required event in which groups of stu­ of the building. The current sys­ Wormley, senior assistant to the taken over as acting director of to do the renovations ... so we dents can compete as ‘countries’ tem — consisting of three president, both of the president’s the Freshman Center. put our heads together. It was a in team sporting events. ‘chillers’ — services the Main office, will move to Room 240 • Allan Zeigler and Steve group effort,” said Noyes. Coren cited lack of funding as Building and parts of Curtis Hall and Room 236 of Randell Hall, Cake, of the Office of the Vice The future use of the another reason for ‘downsizing’ and Randell Hall. respectively. President for Research, have Freshman Center area in Creese the Block Party. SPA had “What we will have is better • Provost Dr. Dennis Brown moved to Room 319 of the Main will be determined by the requested $13,000 in additional temperature control,” said and his staff are currently housed Building and Room 442 of Department of Student Life. funding from SAC and was Noyes. "It will free up the cur­ in R oom s 113 and 114 of LeBow, respectively. The perma­ Other moves that might be granted $5,()(X). rent system ... which is under­ Randell Hall. The permanent nent locations of their offices is forthcoming include the possibil­ “If we did get the $8,000 sized.” location of this office will be still undecided. ity of moving the Career there is a possibility that we The new system will have an next door to the Office of the • Vice President and Treasurer Services Center and the Center would have it at Hill Field ... to advantage over the old in that it President on the first floor of the Freddie Gallot will be in Room for Cooperative Education to the do it the way we planned, even will be able to work during the Main Building. 203 of the Main Building: this building on 33rd Street across without the help of the student winter as well as the summer. All of these offices will return change will be a permanent one. from Myers Hall (where Drexel’s organizations,” said Coren. Currently, air from the ouside is to' their original locations after The decisions of which offices Health Center used to be locat­ The cost of the event will run used to cool rooms during the the renovations arc complete. and people would move were ed). While Noyes said that these over $6,000, most of which is winter because the older system • The Freshman Center, which made collectively by Noyes. plans are still preliminary, they being paid to the bands. will freeze if used in cold weath­ will be completely dissolved by Schneider, Brown, President liave been approved. er. June 30, was moved to Room Richard Breslin, and Dr. Richard According to Noyes, the ren­ 225 Creese. Mark Blaweiss, dean Woodring. Vice President for

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Continued from page 1 three wheels, sacrificing last $2,150, and Mak’s backpack each of five car categories, Second to fund-raising, which Driveirain Manager Paul year’s rack-and-pinion steering have not been recovered. including racing and commuter has seen contributions from the Cicconc, comes from doubling system for a more fragile cable “We’re keeping our eyes out cars, have not yet been an­ American Welding Society, the number of storage batteries steering system. The team does for the [stolen] shirts,” said nounced. Airtech International Inc., Dow to 30, which added an extra SO not expect the cable steering to SunDragon Business Manager The Tour de Sol features only Chemical USA, Eagle-Picher, pounds, and from doubling the be a source of problems in com­ Brian Nelson. five entries from colleges and General Electric, Hexel Corp., number of solar cells, which petition, Ciccone said. The shirts, which were white universities. Drexel and Howson and Howson, ICI added 40 pounds more. These The car’s engineers have also with a yellow-orange sunburst Villanova universities are the Fiberite, Drexel’s ERA, Jorgenson changes increase total wattage used knowledge gained from last design on the front only, were only local schools competing in Steel, Micromint, Mobil Oil supplied to the car’s pulse-width year’s race to custom-design the only ones of their kind com­ the race. Research and Development, modulated permanent magnetic parts of the SunDragon II that missioned by the SunDragon The SunDragon team has been Orcon Corp., and Texas brushless DC motor to 1500 were bought off-the-shelf last team. None have been sold invited to a second competition, Instruments, and completing the watts, up from 600 watts last year, Ciccone said. Wheel hubs, through legitimate channels. the SAVE California Drive, car, another top priority for lead­ year. purchased from vendors last Nelson said. scheduled in June. High trans­ ers of the SunDragon team is to In a more common use, year, were designed by Sun­ The shirts were intended to be portation costs and budgetary recruit strong leaders to ensure according to Ciccone, the batter­ Dragon engineers this year to be sold at pep rallies scheduled last constraints may prevent the team the project’s continuance. Nelson ies would supply enough energy much stronger and durable, capa­ Monday and Thursday. Both from competing in the race. said. to light 15 75-watt light bulbs for ble of supporting 1,600 pounds were cancelled due to inclement Nelson said. Although it is not likely that about five hours. each. weather, and are rescheduled for The SAVE race is a six-day, there will be another entirely Other weight gains are the Total construction and compe­ today, when the unfinished car 760-mile race from Sacramento new car next year, Ciccone said, result of engineering refine­ tition costs for the car are expect­ will be on display. A send-off to downtown Los Angeles leaders will be needed to plan for ments, like the replacement of ed to reach $150,000. Some celebration is scheduled for next designed to demonstrate the fea­ future races and to refine and lightweight fiberglass trailing costs have been absorbed by cor­ month before the American Tour sibility of the electric vehicle adjust the current designs. arms in the mechanical suspen­ porate sponsors in product dona­ de Sol, which begins May 20. alternative. For those who missed the sion with slightly heavier alu­ tions. Students managing the The American Tour de Sol is a Californians have taken an original SunDragon car, which minum versions. The pod that business aspects of the project five-day, 250-mile competition increased interest in solar and finished 11th out of 32 entries in houses the car’s driver is larger have raised about $6,000 in cash, for both solar and electric cars electric vehicles after the state’s the 11-day, 1,641-mile GM as well. including a $1,000 donation sponsored by the Northeast legislature recently passed a bill Sunrayce, the vehicle is on dis­ The structure of the car from Drexel’s Interfraternity Sustainable Energy Association requiring ten percent of the 2003 play in the lobby of Common­ remains monocoque, where the Association. (NSEA). The NSEA, a non-prof- model-year automobiles to be wealth Hall for an indefinite entire structure, made of com­ The business team suffered a it membership organization, zero-emissions. period. posite materials, acts as its own setback in fund-raising last week founded the annual race in 1989 support. This design eliminates when 144 SunDragon T-shirts, based on the original Swiss Tour the need for a much heavier steel expected to be sold to students de Sol held seven years earlier. Creese undergoes changes frame with no compromise in and supporters, were stolen from The race begins in Albany, NY, strength, say automotive engi­ the car of SunDragon with daily stopover points in Continued from page I According to Dr. Richard neers. Drexel was one of only Advertising Director Jean Mak. Plymouth, MA, Great week. The new Program Woodring, vice president of three teams to employ this tech­ The theft occurred on Wed­ Barrington, MA, Avon, CT and Coordinator will start after mid- Student Life, the plan is to have nology in last year’s 32-team nesday, April 17 between 9:00 Storrs, CT. Each leg of the race May. the Creese desk change to “one- GM Sunrayce. p.m. and 12:00 a.m. while Mak’s is approximately 50 miles long Other changes in the depart­ stop servicing.” This means Uiat Space and weight constraints red Peugeot was parked along over a varied terrain. The race ment include a computerized activities could be planned com­ have caused the team to rear­ North 39th Street in University will finish in Providence, RI on reservations program to be put pletely at the desk — in terms of range the position of the car’s City. The shirts, valued at about May 24. Prizes for winners in into effect in a few weeks. room and reservations services. What You Do B E A After Graduation Could Depend On LEADER ^ atY o u D o Right Now.

The fact is, without work experience behind you, you’ll have a lot of woric ahead of you finding a job after c o ll^ . That’s why the National Security Agency’s Cooperative Education Program exists. It gives stuctents real-world work experience now, so they’re prepared for what comes later We’re currently Kam\:m%fmhimn and sophomores majoring in: electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science and mathematics for Co-op tours b^in- ning in Maitii 1992. For more information and to sign up for an interview, contact Jack Leer or the recq>tionist in the Run fo r Drexel Co-op Education Center, (215) 895-2190. The NSA Co-op Pn^ram Student Congress Info Session: T\iesday, May 7th, 4:00 PM. Main Bldg. #1, Rm. 417 Get your application in the Inter\'iews: Wednesday, May 8th Creese Student Center Deadline: 5113 Elections: 5121 & 5122 National Security Agency The Opportunities of a Lifetime. The Triangle • April 26,1991 • 5

M ayoral candidates discuss environm ental issues

Continued from page 1 Inverso, Rendell said he would said. Only While proposed the enterprise fund to be adminis­ Philadelphians for Recycling, increased by a whole cent,” support a complete remapping of reinstatement of an energy direc­ tered directly by the park’s direc­ Sierra Club, Drexcl E.Y.E. Heam said. Philadelphia recently the city’s zoning to protect resi­ tor to manage administrative tor and its commissioners. Openers, Clean Air Council, proposed and won an additional dential neighborhoods from toxic controls over energy conserva­ Hearn cautioned against Pennsylvania Environmental one percent local sales tax on substance-producing businesses tion by city employees. Katz increasing the city’s appropria­ Council, Bicycle Coalition of the consumer goods to aid the finan- monitored by AMS. According suggested an incentive plan to tions for the park, claiming that Delaware Valley, Delaware cially-ailing city. to Inverso, 32 auto-body and motivate conservation by city any additional park funds must Valley Greens, and Philadelphia While no candidate chal­ auto-repair shops are within a employees whereby a portion of come from cost cutting, specifi­ GREEN. lenged allegations that the three-block radius of her South energy savings are directly cally from union pensions. According to Clean Water enforcement powers of Philadelphia home. Each pro­ returned to city departments as Members of the seven-person Action’s Spofforth, who co­ Philadelphia’s Air Management duces toxic substances and toxic additional, unbudgelcd funding. activist panel included Claudia chairs the EFC, questionnaires Services (AMS) have been deci­ fumes, she said. Restoring Fairmount Park was Crane, from Philadelphians for on environmental issues were mated by budget cuts, each Hearn questioned Rendell’s high on the list of environmental Recycling, and Sam Spofforth, mailed by the committee to all offered varying levels of com­ suggestion but said he would priorities for all candidates. from Clean Water Action, mayoral candidates about three mitment to restoring the effec­ support the restriction of new According to Rendell, his Richard Meyers, from the Sierra weeks ago. To date, only tiveness of the agency. toxic substance-producing busi­ campaign has developed a nine- Club, Sara Nichols, from the Republican Frank Rizzo com­ “In stage one of an eight-year nesses from residential neighbor­ part program for the improve­ Clean Air Council, Gloria pleted the questionnaire, administration, which we expect hoods. ment of Fairmount Park which Inverso, a free-lance activist, although all other candidates to last between 18 and 24 White suggested that he included increasing city funding Mike Groman, from Philadelphia except Lucien Blackwell have months, most of our activity would cut positions in the office up to one percent of all city GREEN, and Kathy Kline, from assured the committee that they must be placed into bringing the of the mayor to create spots for spending and seeking financial the Pennsylvania Environmental will complete the form. financial deficit under control. inspectors at AMS and restore support from suburban counties. Council. Responses will be released next We can’t afford to spend more around-the-clock enforcement. White, however, suggested redi­ The event was co-sponsored week, Spofforth said. money [on the AMS],” Rendell “Government should be a recting existing funds derived by members of the Environ­ said. In response to a complaint leader and a role model for ener­ from rent, fees, donations, state, mental Forum Committee (EFC) by free-lance activist Gloria gy-saving possibilities,” Heam federal, and city budgets into an including Clean Water Action,

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C a m v u s

''Information Contributed by the University Community. Earth-saving ideas from Save Our Planet Betty Robinson______becoming) this. covered to be under assault by the Office...” There’s even some one of a growing number of The Wellness Committee While we can’t fix everything the contaminents seeping down food for thought about what to Youth Conservation Corps that’s wrong at once (even if we from one of the several haz­ do on vacations. around the US in which partici­ Where was it? I held the book were wise enough to make those ardous landfills located in our A few of these include taking pants build trails and bridges, in my hand, looking at the cover. macro-judgments), we can do area. I felt as though a beautiful the train or bus instead of a restore historic buildings, I expected little things that — added creature had been dangerously plane or even the family car. improve timber stands, and help ' ^maybe a together — will bring about a and senselessly wounded. And, Not only does it save fuel, it manage wildlife habitats. d a y g I o w more” whole”some world. momentarily, I felt helpless. saves stress. It you do drive, Though pay is modest, you’ll sticker Even those of us who’ve I’ve learned to accept the observing the posted speed lim­ have to stand in line for accep­ announcing achieved only 18 or 19 years of news. But I’m determined to its, says MacEachern, will save tance. (Human Environment it. T hey living have “I remember when..” live my life in the small, silent gasoline (17% actually by driv­ Center. 810 18th Stret, NW, m ust have stories. Remembrances of quiet ways of preserving those trea­ ing at 55 mph rather than 65). Suite 507, Washington, DC put it on the marshes now squelched and sures that remain. I’ve installed When visiting amu.sement parks, 20006.) title page? The dedication page? squashed down to accommodate a device (a gift from the local zoos and other public places, try These are just a very few of Nope. Nope. Finally, in despa- yet another strip shopping cen­ utility company) in the shower- declining (“refuse” the author the ideas offered. With next to ration, I turned the book over. ter. For me, it’s longer ago than head to reduce wasted water- says) accepting beverages in no effort, you can uncover your Eureka! Set off in a scroll that. 1 live in South Jersey. I flow. We’ve snaked soaker foam plastic cups. (You might own “comfort zone” for living in graphic, the message I sought, remember after shopping trips to hoses along flowerbeds rather carry your own in reusable con­ our fragile universe. Family “This Book Is Printed on Philadelphia that included than using overhead sprinklers tainers.) Circle magazine (Feb. 1, ‘90) Recycled Paper.” lunches where we were served that lose moisture to evapora­ The book goes so far as to ran their editorial, “You can Why did I search so diligent­ nasty-tasting cokes, I couldn’t tion. When I change the cat’s include a section on vacation make the difference.” Under ly? Why was it so important to wait to get home and have a drinking water each day, I first options that let you “get away this theme were a speculation on me? It was a matter of credibili­ cool, clear glass of water from pour what’s left (provided she’s from it all and do the earth some “Life in 2010,” describing a typ­ ty; how could I contemplate tak­ my parents kitchen tap. hasn’t washed her whiskers in it) good at the same time.” ical family day, and a trio of per­ ing the advice of author Diane “Artesian well water,” my dad into the pitcher for watering Earthwatch, a nonprofit organi­ sonal successes, “Earth Angels.” MacEachern, in her Save Our used to brag to our visiting rela­ plants. zation, sponsors ecological Most noticeable is the story of a Planet — 750 Evervdav Wavs tives, w ho’d fill bottles with our These things won’t make page research expeditions New Jersey high school student You Can Help Clean Up the prized water before returning one of the metro newspaper, but (Earthwatch, 680 Mt. Auburn who began a campaign that Earth unless she and Dell home to Philadelphia. I’d these are things 1 can live with, Street, Box 403N, Watertown, resulted in a change to Publishers practiced what they silently smile (it was rude to changes I can implement today. MA 02272). Bio majors among biodegradable paper trays in her preached. brag), knowing our house was I don’t have to wait until I grad­ you already know about “Saving school’s cafeteria: multiple that Earth Day itself is important perched (well, not literally) over uate and become an international the Leatherback Turtle.” (If not, by 1,4(X)students! to me since it em b o d ies so a treasure. success. I can have small suc­ check in with Dr. Spotilla.) The editorial ends with, “...it’s many, if not all, of the elements There have been a lot of cesses with my planet right now, The Vermont Youth never too late to start saving our of Wellness. And Ms. improvements in Philadelphia’s in my kitchen. And so can all of Conservation Corps (VYCC) is earth.” Good news! MacEachern’s book offers us a water product since those days; us. Little things. Save Our guide (one of many currently unfortunately, the changes to the Planet offers simple, manage­ available) on how we can South Jersey water have not able things for just about every H O T S P O T become agents of change in mat­ been good. I remember too situation: chapters are titled “In ters that directly affect us and how 1 felt the day I read that the Your Home,” “In Your Garden,” our futures. Empowerment is aquifer that supplied that deli­ “ In the Garage”, “At the Drexel's First Annual Senior another word for doing (or cious, sparkling drink was dis­ Supermarket,” “At School,” “At Graphic Design Exhibition is being held from May 8 - 17 in the Creese WIN ! WIN ! WIN ! WIN Gallery at 33rd & Chestnut Street. Opening Reception May 8th, 5-7. Come see the COMMUTER COALITION'S table this All are welcome. 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Maureen Bray Amnesty and Jack Healey an death penalty throughout the audience. budget. If you had a chance to Amnesty International important factor in the fight for world, and a possible third con­ Amnesty’s write-a-thon in the catch any of these excellent Human Rights throughout the cert tour to take place later in the main building produced over a Hicks, please stop by our office For the past week, Amnesty world. year. He also urged the students hundred letters that will assist in and tell us what you thought- International at Drexel and SPA During his speech, Healey in our community to continue the efforts to release prisoners of we’d love to pick your brain! have spon- stressed the importance of “not letter writing campaigns in an conscience in Turkey, Columbia, I’d like to take opportunity to giving up hope” in the fight for effort to free prisoners of con­ and Thailand. We will send all say “thank you” to the following Human Rights liberation. science. Healey’s powerful and of your letters out immediately people for their time and dedica­ Amnesty’s goals for the future persuasive message was well and will watch for further devel­ tion in making Human Rights include support to Kurdish pris­ received, as was proven by the opments in their cases. Thank Week a success: SPA, the oners, the abolishment of the standing ovation given by the you to all the people who Amnesty International Satellite stopped by the table and “signed Office, Jack and all the staff at a letter to save a life!” the Triangle and the Human er, write-a-thons, literature and Movies in the Creese/SPA Rights Week Commiuee (Tracy, merchandise sales in the main video lounge this week were “A Maureen, Chris, Dan, Lee Ann building, and Human Rights World Apart”, “A Dry White and Pete). movies in the Creese/ SPA Season”, “Breaker Morant”, “A If, for some reason, you’ve Video Lounge. Raisin In the Sun”, and “A been “out of the loop” this past The speaking engagement on Soldier’s Story,” respectively. week and missed these events, Tuesday evening gave Drexel “A Dry White Season” included never fear! -you can always stop University faculty and students, Kim Girgentl, a pre-junior at such notable actors as Donald by our office at 3018 Macalister Philadelphia area Amnesty Sutherland and Marlon Brando, or give us a call at 895-4973. International members, and local Drexel, recently had her house both of whom agreed to work We look forward to hearing from high school students the oppor­ for minimum wage in order to ya’ll in the future! tunity to attend a presentation by severely damaged by fire. accommodate the film’s tight one of Amnesty’s most promi­ Anyone willing to donate money, nent individuals. Jack Healey, ADMINISTRATORS: the Executive Director of time or materials to help a fellow Amnesty International’s United States Region, was the driving Drexel student please contact force behind the “Conspiracy of Use these pages!!!!!! Hope” and the “Human Rights either Fr. Brinkman or Daniel Now” around-the-world rock The Campus Page should be used as your forum for concerts that brought several of Murphy at the Newman Center communicating with the university. the world’s most talented musi­ cians together to voice If you are implementing a new service, improvement, Amnesty’s message to the mass­ policy change, new schedule, etc. send an article or let­ es. The invention of “The 5 9 0 - 8 7 6 0 ter to: World Hunger Run”, a New York to Los Angeles fundraiser Campus Editor, in 1977, is also credited to do The Triangle Healey. These events, as well as many like them, have made HERE'S A BIG T H A N K Y O U !

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G reek Life: IFA nam es the recognition award recipients

A jov C. Mahtab an area of concern in the neigh­ an added honour, three members best for all of us who live in were reported in last week’s bourhood. The project was con­ of the team were named to the Powelton Village. If you are Triangle. Although the plates Phi Kappa Sigma ducted in conjunctionwith Dr. tournament all-star team; they not a member of IFA but would are restricted to Pennsylvania A check in the amount of Lugach and “The Friends of were Greg Link, Matt Davis and like to help by participating in only, both Drexel and IFA hope SI,000 was donated by the IFA Wissahickon.” this clean-up for a large demand from towards the Drexel S undragon Tau K appa please get in Faculty, staff and students. IFA Recognition Award Winners; Project. The check dated March Epsilon participated touch with In keeping with a 14 year tra­ 15, was a joint donation from all for the third straight R 0 c c o dition, the Annual Pi Kapp members of the Inter Fraternity year in the Eastern IFA Man of the Year...... Jack Kiefer D i P r i n z i 0 , Show will be held on Friday, Association and was given in Regional Inter- IFA Educator of the Year...... Ronnie Manlin IFA’s May 3rd in the Main recognition of what was felt to Fraternity Ambassador to Auditorium beginning at IFA Varsity Athlete of the Year...... Andy Junta be one of Drexel’s most positive Basketball Classic the PVCA at 7:30pm. The brothers of Pi projects and to show the IFA’s held at the IFA Athletes of the Year...... Mike McDougal 382-2769 after Kappa Phi invite all to attend support and encouragement for University of «& Joe Daniels 5pm. Any help and promise an enjoyable show more such ventures. Delaware to benefit The IFA Athletic Cup...... Sigma Alpha would be more for all who do. The brothers of Sigma Alpha AIDS Research than welcome. The 1st Annual IFA Foosball Epsilon M u spent three hours on The tournament _____ The Phi Mu tournament will be held in the Saturday, April 6th doing their consisted of 32 teams for all Seth Feit. “Miss Pink Panther” Contest game room located in the base­ bit for Mother Nature in the over the East Coast and was A PVCA clean-up is sched­ was held on Saturday, April ment of the Creese Student suburbs of Philadelphia. The sponsored by the brothers of the uled for Saturday, May 4th. As 20th in the Main Auditorum. Center on Saturday, April 27th brothers spent the day planting Alpha Epsilon Pi Chapter at the it has done so many times in the The winner was Pete “Blunder” beginning at Noon. Come and trees and landscaping in an University of Delaware. TKE past, members of the IFA will Aezen from Sigma Pi who par­ support your favorite 11 wooden attempt to slow the erosion pro­ finished runners-up in the tour­ be actively taking part, trying to ticipated under the exotic name men and their handlers! cess that is beginning to become nament in a nail biting final. As make the neighborhood look its of Blunder-eue. The show was At the last meeting of the IFA, a thorough success with an Recognition Awards for the year FRIDAY 26 SATURDAY 27 SUNDAY 281 audience of over 300 people. were voted upon. The winners • SPA: Flick-Miscry • Creese Gallery Reception: • Baseball: Dragons vs. Towson Most of the fraternities look part were: rexel •RLO: Gardens of the Open Heart at 1:00 PM displaying models in all shapes IFA Man of the Year Last day for room selection. 3K»*5:00 PM • Phillies Phanatic's Birthday • and sizes. A good time was had Jack Kiefer • Basebdl: Dragons vs. Towson Send him a card. atebook at NOON by one and all. IFA Educator of the Year The sisters of Phi Sigma Ronnie Manlin Week 5 Sigma will be holding their IFA Varsity Athlete of the annual Rock-a-thon on Year Thursday, May 16th this year. Andy Junta ft ft ft ft ft' n n People will be invited to spon­ IFA Athletes of the Year i n i i iiii Utt 4^ iiii utt lili liii Int I t m sor this event, proceeds from Mike McDougal and Joe MONDAY 29 TUESDAY 30 WEDNESDAY 1 THURSDAY 2 1 which benefit the National Daniels ■ 'ABE: • Biseb«ll: Dragoni v». West • SPAtli^t: The comedy of Kidney Foundation. More The IFA Athletic Cup H Take ui ABE to lunch diy. Chester 11 3:30 PM TAYLOR MASON 8K»-11:00 YO! • GLBD: Coffee Hour at 3021 details about this event in future Sigma Alpha Epsilon MacAlistcr, 6:00 PM Administrators issues. Congratulations to all the win­ • Triangle Editorial Board & Meeting 10:00 PM Between the dates of April ners. There will be a formal Organizations: 29th and May 3rd IFA will be ceremony for presentation of the Send a copy of your awards on May 10th. calendar schedule lo; helping the University sell the Campus Editor c/o The Triangle personalized “Drexel University Alumni” license plates that

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A short history lesson

f r o m T he Triangle s t a f f .

In the immortal words of philosopher George Santayana, those who ignore the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them. Nowhere is this more true than Lack of response caused changes right here at Drexel. Editor: write this letter explaining SPA’s were and still are occurring The Triangle is in the process of moving its store of I would like to comment on side of the story. every Wednesday night at 6:00 back issues to a remote storage site (part of the ongoing Ian Broverman’s article “The I, as Special Events Chair in p.m. in 4016 MacAlister Hall. struggle to obtain more office space) and, as we were Block Party... ” Ian was right charge of the Spring Fling, This also did not occur. As for sorting the old copies of the paper, we came across some when he thought we were trying counted on a reaction by The the IFA, Ian said “They used to very interesting articles. to make sure that "current Triangle. This, I hoped, would be co-sponsors. 1 wonder what While it is true that Block Party (or Spring Fling as sophomores and pre-juniors will inspire Drexel students into they have to say about this... ” I SPA would prefer to call it this year) has been greatly not connect this year’s event doing something concerning wonder too. downscaled due to a lack of help from other student with the previous fiascoes.” If he Block Party. The Triangle's Since the first meetings, only organizations, it won’t be the first time. researched further, as good “Vote for Block Party” two IFA fraternity members and On the cover of the April 23, 1976 issue of The reporters do, he would have campaign was started to fuel one Panhellenic sorority Triangle a story appeared that began with the following found several other reasons for Drexel’s normally apathetic member attended - and attended the name change. campus, to write in, and force only one meeting. IFA boycotted lead: “The biggest social event of the spring quarter faces For the past three weeks, the SPA to change the name back. the 1989 Block Party and was the possibility of fizzling like a wet firecracker. The Student Program Association No letters have been brought to not interested in sponsoring the annual 10th of May party will be severely curtailed has been taking a lot of flack SPA’s attention, so the name 1990 Block Party. IFA was because of a lack of funds. The principal sponsor, the about the name change of the stays. Drew Williams and I asked to participate in this year’s Interfratemity Association, is trying to run the event annual event, formerly known as figured that Drexel students Spring Fling as far back as without the help of other Drexel organizations.” Block Party, to Spring Fling. would unite and rally to make October of 1990. Their official Sound familiar? Well it should. Apparently students The Triangle lead the attack on SPA change the name back. This response has been that they’ll at Drexel do not heed the lessons of history. Once again the name change by writing would build interest in the event get back to me. I have talked to we find ourselves with a smaller party because students articles and editorials, dropping and perhaps SPA could garner them on several occasions and I have failed to help out with preparations. out of co-sponsorship (which some manpower to help put on have received no decision. SPA is not alone. The administration has also failed raised SPA’s advertising costs the event. The plan flopped. We’re down to one week and for this event), placing anti- Drexel’s apathy is to the point of I’m still waiting. its history lessons. Residents of Powelton Village were Spring Fling personals, tacking sheer solidity - except for Finally, as Ian pointed out, just as enigmatic for Drexel in 1976 as they are in 1991. “Block Party or NO Party” Triangle staff, of course. “The University of Pennsylvania The University angered Powelton residents in 1976 by letters on the SPAffice door, and The change was also to excite has a Spring Fling.” Well, converting University-owned apartments into additional trying to rally the Drexel other student organizations into Temple, La Salle and other area dorm space. At that time, non-Drexel tenants lived in the populous to vote against Spring attending the Spring Fling / colleges do, too. Attendance to apartments and they were asked to leave. According to Fling. This has caused me to Block Party meetings, which See SPRING on page 13 the article “several residents have complained about being asked to leave the apartments.” Apparently the Powelton C hristianity is not the only religion residents felt that Drexel was encroaching too far on their historic area of the city. Several past issues touched on the various tuition w orthy of peoples’ consideration increases over the years. These days, tuition increases Last week, Ari Waller and found when they “discover” constantly in the minority? Mr. have become so common that they are a way of life. But Bob Lanza extolled the virtues Jesus Christ). You constantly Waller says in his article that if back in 1974, there was a fantastic uproar over a $238 of living in America. Both spoke contradict yourselves. You say you don’t agree with Mark increase. Granted, that increase was a much larger that God loves all creatures great Bickel’s writings you should just percentage of tuition than this year’s 6.95 percent, but the and small, but when an Atheist “not read them”. Well, Mr, $700 more we’ve paid was calculated on a tuition amount G u e s t verbalizes his beliefs, he has a Waller, after learning the general that includes that 1974 increase. “defensive attitude... in theme of Mr. Bickel’s articles, I C o l u m n The Triangle has no further to look for repetition than complete rebellion against the waste absolutely no time in its own doorstep. During the its 65 years of existence, the Church... and an insecurity in skipping over them. But what the area of religion”. In other student newspaper of Drexel University has been closed Dina R. Deitz you don’t understand, and this is words, your God does not love where your ignorance lies, is down at least four times... yet another example of a all creatures but only those who that, generally, non-Christians failure to learn from history. of the freedom to believe in any believe fervently in Jesus Christ. get no choice when it comes to The archives of The Triangle are littered with God and the freedom to express First, I would say this to you: witnessing Christian beliefs. repetition— both in production and content. Pertiaps there our beliefs in any way that we you claim that Mr. Morrow has One of my most vivid is a reason for this, though. choose. But the view that you no understanding, and therefore memories of Elementary School Unlike the members of a world government, who may both loudly voiced in their no right, to speak out against (and this is public school, keep remain in power for decades, the population of a letters is that the first your beliefs. What right, then, in mind) was being forced to University community, as well as the staff of a university amendment applies only if you do you have to say that non­ sing Christmas carols. “Joy to newspaper change every few years. are Christian. Jews, Muslims, believers of Christianity are lost the Worid”, “Silent Night”, and With so many new people and so little Hindus, Atheists and any other and ignorant? Being a Jew, in “The Little Drummer Boy” were my Hebrew School we took an communication from one staff to the next, each group people who do not partake in the just a few of the songs that I, as Christian faith are basically entire year studying other a Jew, had to sing as each needs to learn the ways of the world itself. For each group ignorant and as of yet have not religions. We visited mosques. December rolled around. And let of students that passes through Drexel, the history is discovered the one and true Cathedrals, and many different me tell you, the “Dreidel, entirely new. Though times may change, the situation God. Protestant churches. I would like dreidel, dreidel. I made it out of remains laigely the same. College life has its own very I find that your beliefs are to ask you, Mr. Lanza, who says, clay” song did not take away the specific characteristics and those characteristics create stated quite often by “I can only pray and hope that hurt that I felt when I had to sing certain patterns which most students’ lives follow. missionaristic Christians you too might Imow God,” just praises about your lord Jesus Perhaps future students will read this editorial will (NOTE: not all Christians how many times have you Christ. learn from the lessons of the past. However, if past history behave this way - in fact, not visited a synagogue? Of course, having to live in a is any indication, no one else will read this until at least even the majority do so - just What aggravates me even Christian world did not end in 2006. those of you who feel that a more is your arrogance. Do you second grade. I would like you person’s salvation can only be even know what it is like to be See OTHER on page 12 The Triangle • April 26,1991 • 11

H ow budget cuts should be handled

“The next time somebody in and few know what to do about be happening. After all, who Comptroller’s tells me they can’t it. made a budget so poor that you find it again I’m going to burn People, both employees and have to cut personnel to keep otherwise, do not seem to think afloat? People are not happy that anybody cares that they when they get fired because W hen the W orld exist. This needs to stop. Many someone else is not doing a people do great things around good job, and they are. Is Running Down this school. From the girl who How many counseling center mops your bathroom floor, to the people are going to be cut? What Jack Bilson, III dean who helped you get out of about your academic advisor? that 8 a.m. class, to a Dean of The security guard at the Students who takes the time to Library? No one knows, and of the office down to the ground.” hear personal problems and course students have no say on “Yeah, man, his Dean bought respond with compassion and what will be cut despite the fact When the Freshman Center what is happening from all of us six kegs, it looks like we are understanding, to your room­ that we pay the bills. I wonder was going to be axed people the good things like a new solar going to party tough. So much mate who stayed up all night to how many big names at the uni­ started to complain, as did peo­ car and award winning profes­ for homework” help you study for physics. versity will disappear. I wonder, ple about the Counseling Center. sors, to an assault just off cam­ “Just what the hell is that These people do not need tacky and so should you. If the Editor These departments found out or pus or a staff member about to damn TA saying...” plaques to hang on their walls, of the newspaper doesn’t know were told that their number be fired. Morale sucks, and not “I have not been to a single or boring senseless articles in an who is going to be cut, who the came up, and they had time to informing the University com­ one of his classes yet.” administration paper. They need hell does, and when are we build a case to remain here. For munity of what areas are going “We are only budgeting for to be personally thanked, by going to found out? People are the Freshman Center it did not to be cut is not going to help. 1000 Freshmen next year, the their bosses and peers. We as not happy when they are not matter, but for the Counseling Students need to have input on reasons for this should be obvi­ students need to take the time to informed of where cuts are C enter it did. Yet, when Tim what things are to be cut. This is ous.” thank those TAs and Professors going to be so that they can pre­ Grimm was terminated, it was our university, and it is our repu­ “WHO CARES?” who go out of their way to help pare. done with no public notice, and tation that is at stake. Cutting “Why would he go to Drexel? us. What the hell happened to I hope it is not like the last little private notice. It was done people is not going to help Is he crazy?” thanking a person for a job well time where we came back after over break in which the students morale, but letting everyone in “It’s like they don’t even done (or is that just on break to find people like Tim with whom he worked had no on administration’s little secrets think of us...” Secretary’s day when you give Grimm gone. Tim was director time to tell anyone of his leav­ on where the axe is to fall, will. “Drexel Sucks.” him or her a tacky flower of Creese Student Union, and ing. You might want to say your Being honest with students, and This is just a sample of what I arrangement in a coffee mug)? none of the student organiza­ goodbyes to people before the going the extra mile will help have overheard the last few days Besides, thanking someone does tions knew about his termination next rounds of cuts, because if it the individual giving, and the from students and administrators not cost anything. People are not until after the fact. This process happens like last time you won’t one receiving. People like being alike. In the opinion of this happy when no one seems to of not telling people that they have an opportunity when the thanked and praised, and like to columnist, this is not the sign of care about them. are about to be terminated does time comes. People are not know their standing in the uni­ a happy university. A good The next thing you do is cut make for a lack of time to build happy when useful members of versity. friend of mine talked to me for the fluff, not the meat. It is a case for them staying. People the university are fired and dun­ People like being treated like almost an hour on just the nega­ understood that people need to are not happy if they have only derheads are left instead or even people. tive sides of Drexel, and the sad be cut to handle this financial two days notice before they are in their place. thing was that everything she crisis. Some departments are laid off. People need to be informed of had to say was true. This univer­ understaffed as is while others sity needs to take a hard look at do not hold their own. For just what it hopes to accomplish example, MacAlister did not get G ood argum ents needed in debate in its current condition. Now any mail this Tuesday. Here is a I have been both encouraged in the existence of God; rather, sons for believing in the that the second round of cuts in department that needs to and dismayed in observing how he presupposes the existence of Christian God that can be the University are about to improve. If people would start the discussion of Mark Bickel’s God, the veracity of the Bible, gleaned from Mr. Bickel’s come, it’s not going to get any pulling some of their own and the divinity of Christ, and columns are rather paltry: one better. The morale of this uni­ weight at this university, maybe Guest proceeds to moralize from with­ should hold such a belief versity is already in the toilet. some of this cutting would not in this framework. because ( I) it says so in the Column It is such a distinction that Bible; (2) it provides spiritual differentiates an argument from fulfillment and, therefore, happi­ • D o religious view s a sermon. Considering that Mr. ness; (3) it is comforting to do Jack Persico Bickel’s column is an example so in moments of anxiety. of the latter while a newspaper Grounding belief in God in belong on Ed-O p pages “From Here to Eternity” column exists to uphold the principles of the authenticity of the Bible is has very recently escalated into the former, it is on these grounds circular reasoning that is feeble Editor: Hinduism, Buddhism, and other the beginnings of a debate over that Dan Morrow, myself and and irrelevant; the Bible is there­ Since Drexel University is a Eastern religions? What about the existence of God in general. others find the column inappro­ fore inadmissible as evidence of secular, private university, with the Mormons, Baptists, Zionists, In light of Mr. Bickel’s con­ priate and offensive. the existence of God, or as a jus­ no ties to any religious order, I and Christian Scientists? And tinual reluctance to directly Our objections are not the tification of such a belief. have doubts about whether the let’s not forget the agnostics and address this issue himself it is result of a personal vendetta Regarding Mr. Bickel’s sec­ “From Here to Eternity” the atheists. If someone were to encouraging that others have against religion in general or ond justification, that Christian column written by Mr. submit a guest column to the now intervened, elevating the Christianity in particular, but Christianity provides spiritual M ark Bickel should appear in Triangle reasoning why “there is discussion to a more objectively offense at Mr. Bickel’s method fulfillment, in his April 11 col­ The Triangle . no God,” would it be published? concrete level of argument than of bludgeoning his readers with umn he offers the following Although I have not actively I realize that every religion is characteristic of “From Here his views instead of explaining advice: “Living life to the fullest participated in (that is, attended cannot use the paper for a to Eternity.” However, it is dis­ them in a sober and logically involves knowing and following church) Catholicism for a few sounding board. This is not the maying that such a debate has compelling manner — an the only God who can offer that years, I was baptized Catholic, purpose of The Triangle, or any overshadowed the question that offense that cannot simply be life.” Such a claim assumes that still consider myself somewhat secular newspaper. prompted Dan Morrow’s origi­ allayed by Mr. Ari W aller’s there is an innate need for spiri­ Catholic and choose to practice, I’m sure that if I get any nal letter of April 12: what knee-jerk solution of April 19 tual fulfillment (which atheists or not practice, my religion in response to this letter it will be merit, if any, does Mr. Bickel’s (“if you have a ‘problem’ with dispute) and that the only means my own personal way. However, one of two things: I will be told column contain? the articles, then don’t read of satisfying this need, when I do not believe that that (1) Mr. Bickel’s column is Despite the sincerity of Mr. them”). present, is via Christianity Catholicism, or any religion for on the Ed-Op page, so he can Bickel’s intention to help others, Given Mr. Bickel’s obstinate (which adherents of other reli­ that matter, is the “superior” reli­ say just about anything he I am offended by the unalloyed attitude, to the non-Christian gions dispute). Considering that gion in the world. Religion is a wants, or (2) If you don’t like it, arrogance of his dogmatic style reader his tone seems uncon­ neither of these assumptions are personal choice. I believe that don’t read it. in expressing his beliefs. scionably sanctimonious and supported adequately in any of Mark Bickel is attempting to But I have read it, and I have Although he raised the issue of patronizing: “Satan and his Mr. Bickel’s columns, rea.soning push Christianity as the “only” been offended by the almost belief in his very first column legions of darkness are quite real of this sort is also ineffective; religion a person needs. I am “television preacher” ^ty!c cf the (November 30, 1990) in a way and still have control over the moreover, it is offensively eli­ offended by someone telling me column. It almost scares me tiiat that is both sensible and promis­ people on earth. ... If you are tist. what religion to practice. The this column could be published ing — “I want to be sure that not living in the kingdom of M r Bickel’s final justification more I think about it, I didn’t without consideration to other what I believe is true, and that I light, you are living in the king­ of belief (that it is comforting) decide to practice Catholicism, religions. am not just deceiving myself’ dom of darkness, as a slave to may appear innocuous, but in my parents decided for me, and I’m not trying to take away — the six “From Here to Satan” (March 15). Silly the absence of any valid, logical their parents before them, et Mark Bickel’s First Amendment Eternity” columns published Medieval rhetoric aside, assert­ argument for belief, such senti­ cetera. But then again, my par­ rights (I’d be the last person who between November 30, 1990 ing such portentous claims with­ ment must stand alone as a basis ents are staunch Republicans, would want to do th at) but I feel and April 12, 1991 contain vir­ out the slightest attempt to for belief. It is only due to the and I didn’t choose to follow that he is not recognizing other tually no evidence of the ratio­ authenticate them is far beyond widespread opinion that religion that. So why should I feel obli­ people’s beliefs in a fair manner nal, open-minded spirit that is the bounds of rational discourse, is beneficial to society that such gated to follow Catholicism? and that he is offending and the hallmark of a well-written requiring an inordinate amount a tactic is not readily questioned. May I ask this? Has The driving away people who are and effective investigation. of tolerance and indulgence However, whereas most people Triangle approached Drexel wavering Christians. In none of Mr. Bickel’s writ­ frotti all those who value sound who share this view also hold Hillel or the Asbury Protestant ing is there the slightest attempt reasoning as a means of acquir­ more valid reasons for such a Ministry to write columns for Anita j. Michel to devise a cogent and objective­ ing knowledge. belief, Mr. Bickel offers none. the Ed-Op section? Furthermore, Technical and Scientific ly warranted argument for belief Unfortunately, the few rea­ See NO on Page 19 what about the followers of Communications, '92 12 * The Triangle * April 26,1991

Dan M orrow ’s letter draw s m ore response from students

Editor: rea.sons to believe. For instance, As a second note, the Big How could anyone “paint” this (which has been passed down I have read the letter to the Dan Morrow must have an Bang Theory of the beginnings image? In the 12(X)s they had no through the priesthood). “If you editor by Dan M orrow in the appreciation of science and of the Universe is highly consis­ knowledge of film developing or forgive any m an’s sins, they are April 12 issue of The Triangle math, being a computer science tent with the Bible’s account of negatives. Scientists describe the forgiven; if you pronounce them and am offended by its anti- major. Does he truly believe that creation in Genesis. image as a result of some radia­ unforgiven, unforgiven they Christian tone. It was an letter this highly ordered universe was As a third note, one can look tion blast, so how could any of remain.” St. John 20:23. Sins are full of mean-spirited, close- created out of nothing and by at the Shroud of Turin as a good this occurred in the 1200s? not absolved unless the sinner is minded, insensitive, and chance? reason to believe that Jesus Now I wish to address specif­ sorry for the past and expresses Neanderthal statements. I am a We are constantly discover­ Christ was God. The Shroud of ic attacks that Dan Morrow his honest desire to amend his Roman Catholic Christian, and ing, not inventing, new concepts Turin is the burial cloth that sur­ made. At one point he states, ways. am proud of it. I believe it is just such as DNA and nuclear fis­ rounded Christ while he lay in “confession...is a crock...what Another statement of Dan another open attack upon my sion. It is logical to assume that the tomb before he rose from the is the point of confession?” M orrow’s is, “If you call your­ faith, rather than a logical dis­ a much higher intelligence flrst dead on Easter morning. The First, in order for you to be at self a good Christian, all you cussion trying to arrive at the existed and created all of this. Shroud of Turin has the image of peace with God, as with anyone should need to do is follow the truth. I will show that much of This is especially true when one Christ’s dead body imprinted on else, there must be forgiveness Ten Commandments...Going to what Dan Morrow stated was realizes that the Universe is infi­ it, as the negative of film. It also bestowed by the offended and church does not make one a bet­ pure falsehood about nite, and our limited human shows the wounds exactly as sorrow and contrition offered by ter Christian...” The third com­ Christianity. minds cannot comprehend it. described in the Gospels. This is the offender. There is no peace mandment is, “Keep holy the He states,’’...there is no proof Given that, why is it so difficult an obvious miracle. And, as long as the sinner lives in sin Sabbath.” Just as Orthodox Jews that God exists." I admit I can­ to assume that we really cannot although recent, unreliable, car­ without contrition. For this rea­ attend the synagogue on their not prove without a doubt that comprehend the fact that God bon 14 tests dated it in the son, Christ bestowed the power Sabbath, so do Roman Catholics God exists, but I can give good always existed? 1200s, this is highly illogical. to forgive sins on his apostles See DEBATE on page 19

H ow the violence of war affects our view of the w orld order

People feel the impact of vio­ define an acceptable level of accept and experience some of Should we be uncritical? weapons proliferation, rainforest lence when exposed to discrete killing, or any violence, in the the pain that violence causes us, Another common way to destruction, greenhouse effect, events. From a distance, howev- real world? instead of blocking it out or avoid responsibility is to not species extinction and so on; Perhaps an acceptable level of shoving it under. Only by expos­ look at the future. One may set a you get the picture. killing is one which is not much ing pain and giving ourselves chain of events in motion which All these problems have com­ G u e s t larger than what we were willing love may we heal the damage will have undesired conse­ mon denominators. They are to tolerate before; perhaps it is we have suffered. Likewise, by quences that one may be vague­ ignored by most people most of C o l u m n less. In other words, our being sensitive, we make the ly aware of, but the immediate the time, and they are violent. tolerance evolves, depending on social environment more sup­ gain seems too important to (Here the usage of “violence” is Nick Ide real world circumstances and portive and less painful for oth­ forego. extended to encompass anything our sensitivity (and vice versa). ers. For example, we celebrate the which causes a destructive dis­ When violence confronts us, we One mechanism to avoid successful exercise of violence turbance.) There is a correlation: er, we usually get a more statis­ often look the other way, numb dealing with violence in the in the Persian Gulf. Then we to the degree that we accept vio­ tical impression via the media. ourselves, or become outright world is to say that events are abhor the slaughter of the Kurds lence, we will ignore violence For example, we might hear that callous. The question is, can we out of your control, that there is and Shiites. Did we not know and perpetuate it. Relationships “death squads in El Salvador maintain our sensitivity for lov­ nothing you can really do. You that the latter was a probable, with others will emphasize will kill about two thousand ing, while trying to isolate our­ can’t solve all the world’s prob­ though undesired, consequence aggression and selfishness, at people this year.” If instead, selves from violence? lems, but you can have an incre­ of the former? (Admittedly, the expense of support and death squads eliminate fewer Our internal lives are going to mental positive influence on alternatives aren’t completely cooperation. than the average number of peo­ reflect the way we handle vio­ other people and on government foreseeable, but wars generally If our participation in society ple, that might be called lence in our extemal lives. If we policy. Foreign policy especially do great damage to innocent is passive, merely as viewers “progress on human rights.” But are to remain sensitive and lov­ tends to reflect the special inter­ people.) with a dull interest in something what criterion do we use to ing as individuals, then we must ests of those who design it. What promotes this kind of different on television, we may complacency? To suggest that do nothing but add inertia to this is normal is simply to say society’s destructive motion. If O ther religions should have their that it reflects our culture. we do not acquire experience, Cultures tend to shape them­ and study, and think creatively, selves around what provides we will be led by others’ short­ rights respected as w ell prosperity for their members, term interests. If we do not and especially for their powerful develop wisdom and values ori­ Continued from page 10 would certainly make you feel angry, ignorant, and should go to members (often at the expense ented toward a sound future for Delicatessen, of course) that extremely uncomfortable. the Church in order to survive, of “others”). But, is that which people and planet, opinion ddes not have Christmas decora­ Just to make myself clear, I all in the same breath. You feel seems to offer the greatest gain molding experts may shepherd tions. You might say, “Oh, but do not believe that all Christians that if non-believers are not con­ for certain individuals best for us in some other direction. If we that’s how they commercialized feel this way. They feel that verted, they are heathens and society, or the world, as a do not learn to love and be sen­ these holidays. That’s not really school is a learning institution will go to hell. This gives you whole? Obviously not always, sitive, there may never develop a a religious statement.” I agree and should be used to teach the right, so you think, to try to which is why there is wisdom, human consciousness capable of with you. But if it is not repre­ management, engineering, convert us. That makes you feel morality and law regarding con­ resolving the big problems. sentative of Christian beliefs design, etc. For example, my superior and that is what fright­ duct. (How accessible is wisdom If our livelihood depends on then why don’t you hang tinsel professor for Organizational ens me. and truth in this fractured soci­ growing environmental damage, and balls on evergreens in Behavior was Sister Normandie People feeling superior ety; how much are they empha­ or other people being screwed August? Outside of decorations Gaitley. When I first saw that a because of their religion, race, or sized by our leaders?) over, it will come back to us. If in store windows and on street Sister was teaching my class, I beliefs reminds me of only one Society (people, organizations not to us, then to our children. lamps, 1 have had to endure a was a little nervous that she thing. The Big H. The and institutions) responds to With almost any action there seven foot Christmas tree in my would teach with a Christian Holocaust, a time when people stress and try to adapt in a are some negative conse­ own school, Drexel University. tone. But as time went on, I real­ thought they were superior to changing world. We tend to quences; what is acceptable This tree is not located at ized that her only interest was in others because of their religion evolve by modifying our bag of depends ultimately on the how it Newman Center, where it is how we learned the subject mat­ and ethnic background. Those tricks, dealing with problems in affects human and planetary sur­ more than appropriate, but in the ter. She did not feel it her duty at who did not fit into their tight- ways similar to how we dealt vival. Does it make sense to be Main Building where students this school to convert us to fitting mold (not just Jews, but with them before. Really new fighting each other and and faculty of all religions and Christianity. Not only was I dissidents, homosexuals, gyp­ ideas frighten people. When a indulging ourselves as our house beliefs must pass. relieved, I felt that she was a ter­ sies, etc.) were systematically problem has too many variables, bums around us? You say that if one does not rific teacher for only being inter­ killed. And that is essentially most people either avoid it or Violence is not merely a set of agree with Bickel’s beliefs one ested in our minds and not our why I am responding to both of reduce it to such simplicity extemal events, it is part of our should just not read his work. religious beliefs. That experi­ your letters so openly and so (often defining the fundamentals thoughts and lives. It forms an Do you propose, then, that I ence alone raised the Catholic blatantly. I don’t ever want to erroneously) that no realistic implicit standard by which we should not go into stores, walk church in my eyes for she did see anyone persecuted because answers are forthcoming. measure our actions and emo­ on public streets, or attend my not “push” her beliefs on me or of their religion again, be it a Couple this with greed, igno­ tions. It keeps people closed and classes in the Main Building? 1 make me feel less than her Jew, Atheist, Hindu, or any per­ rance, apathy, disagreement and protective; until we recognize know that many Christians because I am not Christian. son that does not subscribe to conflicts of interest, and we real­ that, we are common victims. think, “What is the big deal? We In fact, your attitude that what you feel are “superior” ize why the response to big Alienated from the pain of oth­ are the majority, anyway!” .^nd Christianity is the only was to go beliefs. So I beg of you, learn to problems is so slow. ers, we accept and commit vio­ 1 reply , the big deal is this: how is what really scares me. Like be as tolerant of my beliefs as I Is our use of technology pre­ lence. Many |K>werless children would you feel if you were a Mr. Lanza says, “How many try to be of yours and stop trying senting us with problems that throughout the world are tor­ member of a religion whose times have you claimed to be a to convert people who are can grow much faster than we mented by violence; will they in population totals to only 10%? good person, yet failed? ...Don’t already completely happy in are able to deal with them? That turn give form to the future in How would you feel if you you see the purpose of the what they believe. For I feel that depends on how sensitive our the image of death? walked into the Main Building, Church?” Or better yet, in refer­ if we accept everyone for what society is to negative feedback. Violence is a perpetual cur­ a place where you felt accepted, ence to Mr. Marrow, “To simply they are instead of trying to Some problems are highly visi­ rent running through existence. and saw hanging over the main get angry and stay ignorant is change them into what we are, ble, and seem to be approaching Through us, violence has steps, a seven foot Star of just as bad as you claim Mark to the world just might be a more a point of no return, and yet they momentum. We have nuclear David? No, it might not destroy be. Learn and search all that you peaceful place in which to live. continue to grow with little weapons and we have love. The you psychologically, but it can.” Please notice, you say he's abatement. For example, choice is ours. The Triangle • April 2b, 1991 • 13

Entertainm ent Editor responds to “overly harsh” criticism s ( am taking this opportunity Dr Mi'l>ay is ■' Beijmp tTii;iii pages ol Tht 'l-iaiifie detenil myscit on, was the ‘.is' 4itnc ■(' .' rcMainMni lhai was to respond to the Iftle' sent in hy Restauram which are my respon.-- biiity as sentence of your letter that vorth" of .11 unfavorable revievs Dr (ames A. McCray concern- As a journalist rt-v.ewing an editor. ed." this was a cheap shot at a and Beijing was such a place. 1 •■estaurants however i do feel Addressing anothc point of good resiauran' and wa* had too much tun ripping them that the objectivity that was the letter, I have patronized the ! Q uintessential uncalled for. particularly since lo pieces. 1 didn't see thai iny claimed absent is a rather mtx)t Beijing Restaurant more than one of the owners is a Drexel tone in the review was quite C o o l C h i c k point for argument. Facts (such once. Yet I don t feel that experi­ A lum nus." C om e on. Dr. unprofessional, and for that. I as the name of the restaurant, ence should have any influence McCray, how objective could I am sorry. Saying that a restau address, phone numbers, etc.) on my review, as it was about be if I take something like that rant is bad is one thing, but say­ Ashley G. Smith are reported objectively. two years ago. I base my into consideration while writing ing that It redefines the word is., There us no other way to pre­ reviews on the most recent expe­ a review? I consider my.self to yet another. I placed the idea of sent those. The rest, however, is riences at restaurants because it value integrity, and biasing ing the A pril 12 review of the review being entertaining to based on a subjective process would be ridiculous to do other­ myself with such information Beijing Restaurant. Dr. read over the professional stan­ called opinion. As one who wise for several reasons. First, it would be a breech of that M cCray’s letter was printed in dards to which I normally writes for every edition of The would be a disgrace to discredit integrity. I get offers at least the April 19 issue. adhere. Triangle, I have given my opin­ a relatively new restaurant based once a week from restaurant As a Hotel, Restaurant, and Writing reviews is fun. and it ions on various restaurants, on an experience from over six managers who will agree to Institutional Management stu­ thrilled me when I walked into clubs, music events, albums, and month ago. Second, it would be advertising in The Triangle if dent, the experience of dining is The Triangle office to see that miscellaneous topics which just as misleading to write a “...you send that restaurant something that I find to be quite someone had written a letter in appear as columns here on the review based on a fabulous reviewer over, and tell her to let worthy of concern. It pleases me response to mine. It’s very excit­ Ed-Op pages. experience from six months ago. us know who she is .so she won't when I find someone who has ing to get feedback from the My point about my opinion The information on both sides be billed...” found an eating establishment in Drexel community A sense of for Beijing Restaurant is that if would be untimely and irrele­ Give me some credit for my which they feel comfortable all accomplishment results knowing we all had the sam e tastes in vant by that point. Anyway, tak values. Dr. McCray, because i’m the time and feel compelled to that people take time to read food, service, and atmosphere, ing previous information from a probably in a minority when it suggest to friends and family. As what .so many of us here at the we would only need one kind of restaurant would bias any expe­ comes to not giving in to that paper spend so much time writ­ one who has chosen hospitality restaurant. I don’t know about rience more than necessary, and kind of crap ing. My thanks to Dr McCray management as a career. I hope Dr. McCray, but life would be that is something I tr\' 'ery hard I do wish to apologize tor the '.'or keeping my writing ;tan to have custom ers who are as pretty boring if that were the to avoid. lack of diplomacy in the review. dards in line. But I still think the dedicated to my establishment case and so would the entertain- Another point I would Jike to It has been a while since I've place sucks.

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Sou bui iic :riai fherr, .s one trut Ciod; hitT. •:i. ht yelii'w Sunu-one with f .ou Cl ,'i.u inusi insist that each ors. di'ai;rert<- '‘'iH. the idea that ihere this wi. «ianr ‘or the uurnose ol htj logii' 1 am disputing wiif man believes in a distiiici God Novv conc >rning Gou. v<. i' only me iruc mterjireiation .>f aiguiiieni. ^ts 'alidit - could be nold that fhey can botl- hf .iik; foi' now. we gram ttiat not chaiiei.ge eitnc man ■; ng beliefs concerning the one any inoie 'Ubjcctive than heal'd :his logif. and hov' often I :h c n ,•) n e true God. beliefs. true God and thai both arc valid. color or nw cai. The problem i have laughed fha-: sucn a fallacy hi., ai.n here be multiple 8ul if the one true ijod has a This IS irrational. ;l;at o(;.,'pU'. really want tc T.ii.rc piH'.sists among pec/ple who oth- iiiteiprt^tations of God which are color, as we understand colo> Nonetheless, this is a falla. ' to 'h e ir ;■ -’i. e: wi.-;t; deni( ii'trite a fairly all trueV This i.; not a religious then he cannot Ix- both rtistuicUy ■hat a iurprisingly large numtier clesigi. 1 ht',y warn to u.nii::. ad 'rtiiced lev.;i ■» logical reason. question, but a logical one. Both blue and distinctly yellow at the of people alios^ themselves lo siand liiin as they see ill, it ihis belie'-e, i have even spoken to ’, :hi:ii-reiigi.-ii,. .|u,t. cu. .ini: will A perfect G od for im perfect hum ans people who see no inronsistencv stop ihem from pursuing it in allowing one rr.aii to believe it you want lo ;arve a statue feditor- wages of sin is iJcath but the Gift an ancient archery lernl mean in only one true Ciod and another with your own hands and tnen i was a raw. angry, burnin’ of God is eternal life in Christ Ing 'missing the mark'. A per­ man to believe in several true bow dow n io it. this is your lump on a popsicle stick upon Jesus our Lord ." Let’s start fect God, by the very fact that Gods. You do not have to agree choice. But it is a foolish one. reading Dan M orrow’s letter to with wages. I’m sure w e ’d all He’s perfect, will not tolerate with either man; and you can The product of your own hands the editor on the Triangle’s April agree that we expect to be paid imperfection, sin, and must pun­ even accept both men as friends or imagination is a precarious 12th issue. What angered me wages for our work as we follow ish it, banish it from His pres­ regardless of their beliefs. But object for the faith that you w asn’t Dan’s point of view, but our careers. Wages is what we ence. This is known as death , a you certainly cannot believe that expect to hear your prayers, save his basis for argument against deserve for the work we do spiritual death that occurs after both of them are right. That your soul, or grant you eternal Christianity, which was very (micro economics). It’s also the physical death experienced would make your belief more iife. On the other hand, if you misinformed. However, instead expected that one be ‘paid’ back by all who sin. This spiritual foolish then either of theirs. are interested in understanding of furiously writing a fiery with punishment whenever one death is simply being away from There is a stumbling block and worshipping the true God ‘you’ll wake up dead for this’ breaks a law or infringes on the presence of God, which is which leads people down this for who he is, then you have response, 1 allowed myself to someone else’s rights. One usually described as Hell. path of illogic: the exclusivity chosen a much more challenging cool down and think clearly. would be naive in saying she or But lucky us, we have a God of truth. Most people refuse to but rewarding path. This is wis­ This time was very productive he never did anything morally who is not only perfect, but is believe that truth is exclusive dom. This is reality. and I have formulated two wrong like lying, deliberately loving! When we love some­ and absolute. We live in a points. hurting someone else or even one, we give them gifts as a way wishy-washy generation where David Kitahjian The first seeks to depict physically striking another to show our love for them. God, “facts” are the product of Graduate Student Christianity for what it is in its (think back to your little brother through this infinite love for us beliefs. But if my car is brown Electrical and Computer pure, unadulterated form. The or sister). All these things are provided us with a gift . We and another man insists that it is Engineering second backs up my first point errors and seen as wrong by a deserve punishment for sin as more than merely a collection perfect God. If we were perfect, which a perfectly just God must of personal feelings. we’d never make such mistakes. effect, but His infinite love got “Spring Fling” stays Romans 6:23 savs: "For the These failings are called sin See FIRM on page 19 Continued from page 10 Several SPA and other orgain/.a- many events of SPA and other tion members wert at the ' student organizations have been Block Party and no one t . Ed-O p Subm issions low. If Drexel students are not bers seeing any nineteen-sevcuty willing to attend events already something alumni (figuring they In- h 'angh welcomes letters to the F.ditor and guest columns as an opportunity to better express paid for with their own student would be around 30-40 years activity fee, and offered to them old). 'he lows 1)1 the University. for free, then we might as well Spring Fling will be held in To bf published, 'ctters or columns must be signed ami include a ohone number Names will be advertise our events to other the Kelly basketball courts on withheld upon requi;-. '^iibmissions from students shouli' include major and vear of gniduatioii; schools. Perhaps they will May 4. It will stan at noon and ..nniissioiis !n>m i nuersitv emplovees should ticlude (xisition at the University. attend. 1 am very disappointed in go to about 7 p.m.. The Drexel Letters should be i ped, double spaced (Geneva foni, ^2 point size), and no loiner than one and a what happens to many well- Olympics will start about 1 p.m.. iilf pages and 'hiuilo be turned i|. . a MacintO'i’ *'ile Columns should be iii Tn. rc 'han three planned and well-performed You can sign up on the Sign-llp nages, double space, i Cieneva font. 1 point si/e and should be turned in as a viatintosh file. events on this cam pus. It is Sheet in the SPAffice. Teams Letters and columns express onK ihe views ol ne author, and do not necessai iv reflect the views embarrassing to the performer, can sign up until the stait of the of The Triangle or Drexel L^niversuv and the organization that booked Olympics. The bands are: .Mr, All submissions will be considered hut The I ani;le does not guarantee that a submission will be them, to perform to a lackluster Vauge. The Slamm, B S & M printed. The Inangu reserves ihe right to edit fc,-. pace, grammar, and clarity. Drexel student turnout. and the Flamini! ( .uujsiaiis As a final com m ent to Ian. And I 1. hv the "he deadline for a ictle' . t olunin s the Wednc'dav before publication at 6 p.m. Mail vvhile you were meeting "alums Fling FRhk. ■ ih i n i '- '.i r '^ d i l o r al Pane l-.diu'i- The Tunttv ■ 2na and Chestnut Stieei^ Philadelphia. P \ ' irom the class ot nineteen- .y 104, or drop inein nit at I'ur otfacs c.ii ihe thiru rioor "t MacAlister Hall, ,^3rd and Chestniii 'Cveniv something " fha' ' (ui ,'>treets. Ml I reniemtier. did sou 'ce anv pink polka dot elephants, mo.' uiiient l'rr“njr>' 14 • The Triangle • April 26,1991

F e a t u r e s The Freshman Writing Contest Winners

The R itual o f Initiation by Aaron H aim owitz In order to grow socially, one skills in order to move back up to home and spend time with my usually has to go through certain Varsity. The J.V. coach, introduced girlfriend.” He then concluded, “I initiations and rituals to be a fellow player, and me in the think I know what it is. Maybe if same way: “This season we are you hang around the team a little going to have to work harder than more they will be more at ease Honorable Mention any other season to achieve the with you. You will then become mark at which we want. We have accepted in their college lives and two players coming down from not just on the soccer field Expressive Varsity’s training camp and they because you definitely have the will be an extreme help to the skills on the field to play with any Writing team.” He then went on talking of them. I think the team wants to about the team and its goals and I know that you are interested in accepted into a new group. kind of went into a daze just being one of them on and off the Freshmen in college especially thinking about getting back onto field. Also that you are willing to have this dilemma. Many times Varsity. Some of the players do anything for them as they freshmen have to show they can around me were juniors, some would then do for you. If soccer handle themselves with other sophomores, but most of them means that much to you I think college students and often there were freshmen. They all looked you should give it a shot, anyway are initiations that will be required unsure of the teams and their roles you’ll have a lot of fun at the of them to accomplish this. but older guys on the teams acted parties and hanging around with Certain initiations are very like a close-knit family. the guys.” I left the field with that foolish. It seems as if they exist As time went on, I realized that and went back to the dorm to only to show that freshmen will Cohen’s statement became more study. I plan on staying next do anything if the group demands applicable. We played soccer up weekend and seeing if the probably acted like a fool. The anything that they “threw” at me it of them. Initiations also are a until the weekend and I got to assistant coach’s advice will help next day, Saturday, September 29, and I did. 1 then alternated regular part of society and are know some of my teammates and me play better. I got a phone call from a weekends with going home to see often looked at as a silly, I got invited to some parties over As Cohen states, “The trauma teammate and he asked me if I my girlfriend and staying at immature and even sometimes the weekend by the older that is experienced during an wanted to go to another party and Drexel with the soccer team. dangerous way of getting accepted teammates. I denied the offers initiation ceremony... is a shared I said sure why not. The same When most young people get in a certain crowd. In Childhood and went home to visit my one, an experience suffered in thing happened and I got blasted out of high school they go to the to Adolescence. Yehudi Cohen girlfriend. This went on for the common with a group of peers from all the beer. On Sunday, next level of school, into the stated: “The traum a that is next two weeks; I saw that the and agemates....” It now looked as September 30, I did some armed forces, or into the work experienced during an initiation people who stayed at Drexel on if it was now my turn to go homework and recovered from the force itself. In all three of these ceremony... is a shared one, an the weekends and spent time with through this initiation ceremony if weekend. Today at 4:00 practice I circumstances there are many new experience suffered in common the team were accepted and that 1 I wanted to be accepted. As I talked with the team as before, but and exciting experiences ahead with a group of peers and was rather left out of the “family.” noted in my personal journal. I played much better with the which require initiations into new agemates...'. The experiences of Even though I was always invited September 31 team than I had in the past. The groups. But before the initiates mutilation and isolation with a to the parties and I played soccer I was invited to the parties once assistant coach noticed the change are accepted into this new world group not only serve to cushion successfully, the older players felt again last week but this time I in my play and asked, “I see that they need to prove themselves to the shock but also produce an more comfortable with the people took the players on the team up on you are more accepted on the the already established people in exceptionally strong bond among who stayed. This comfort then their offers. On Friday night 1 field, did you take my advice and the new surroundings. Outside of initiates.... These are the people proceeded to the soccer field. went to a party with two of my stay for the week end?” 1 radiantly college initiations are used in who remain inseparable friends When the ball should have been teammates. We went to an replied, “I certainly did and I think street gangs, the armed forces, and for the rest of their lives...” My passed to me they hesitated and apartment and we saw most of the the team accepts me a little bit in the business world. Street gangs experiences in joining the Drexel passed it either to another older team. One of older teammates better now. Thanks for the might ask an initiate to kill a J.V. Soccer Team as a first term teammate or one who stayed came over to me and started advice.” person in order to become a gang student support Cohen’s statement during the weekends. Their talking to me, “Hey stranger, Cohen’s statement applied to member. In the armed forces, boot about the bonding of agemates. refusal to pass me the ball would what’s up? I am surprised to see my freshman ordeal. Cohen was camp is used initiate a new The initiate on a team has to then affect my play and make me you here. Why didn’t you go right about what he says are “the soldier into the armed forces. prove to the team that he or she is look as if 1 couldn’t handle team home to see the little lady this experiences of mutilation and Even in the business world men one of them off the field as well as play. As I noted in my personal weekend?” I replied, “I decided to isolation” serving “to cushion the and women must prove that they on the field. My personal journal journal; see if all these parties you guys shock” and producing “an can handle the expectations of supports the importance of this September 26 keep talking about are as great as exceptionally strong bond among the new job. Even though many initiation experience: Today I talked with the you say.” He then said, “We’ll initiates....These are the people p eople d o n ’t agree w ith September 13 assistant coach, and I asked him show you a good time if that’s who remain inseparable friends initiations, they accept them. I 1 was introduced to Drexel’s why 1 wasn’t playing up to par. what you want. So why don’t you for the rest of their lives....” I have learned in my experiences J.V. Soccer Team as a player who He then said, “Do you hang go get some beer and we will believe that spending time and that initiations are stressful and played for Varsity for the past around with the team much? I begin to see what you can partying with the team was my scary, but that is the price I had month during training camp and mean like on the weekends.” I handle.” After countless cupfuls I initiation with the them. They to pay in order to get accepted in was sent down to develop my replied, “No, not really. I just go was drunk out of my mind and wanted to see if I could handle the soccer “family.” Perception in R eading and W riting by Meredith Davis

All texts are written with a writer communicates his ideas and Flower states, “A good piece of towards the subject, the story towards the subject. A person’s purpose in mind: to give insight the reader’s perception of those writing closes the gap between could be told dozens of different “reading” of the text can be to or persuade the reader towards ideas. In the essays “Indians” by you and the reader.” Every reader ways. Tompkins does not, influenced by the knowledge of Tompkins, “Ways of Seeing” by draws conclusions from the text; however, try to propose a solution the history of the scene or the Berger, and “Designing for a therefore, the writer’s goal is to to this problem of history; instead painter as well as how one looks Honorable Mention Reader” by Rower, the process of inform the readers to the extent she states her interest in the at the picture and gets it to talk. reading/writing and their that their inferences drawn are the reader. Through this essay she As Berger says, “If we ‘saw’ the relationships are discussed. right ones. After the writer wants readers to be aware of this art of the past, we would situate Transactional Flower’s instructional text, analyzes his audience, he should problem and alter their process of ourselves in history. When we are “Designing for a Reader,” be able to anticipate the reader’s reading accordingly. Tompkins prevented from seeing it, we are Writing combines the process of writing response and organize the essay stresses that readers should not being deprived of the history and reading together. Flower for a reader who is going to make take one person’s opinion as fact. which belongs to us.” In other the writer’s ideas. Whether or not starts by giving a few warnings to assumptions, create gists and put Instead, they should leam to filter words, Berger says, by having the the ideas are communicated a beginner writer. She discusses the topic into their own out what they believe to be true knowledge of seeing art as more efficiently mainly lies in the hands the importance of knowing the perspective. and understand “that all facts are than just paint on a canvas, the of the writer. This process of needs of your reader, In Tom pkins’ “Indians,” the only facts within a perspective” reader can determine his/her writing for understanding is very communicating ideas for processes of reading and writing and that “there really are no facts relationship to the history of the important in the communication understanding, and creating easy are associated with “a problem of except as they are embedded in text and realize his responsibility of the text. However, there is to follow organization. She states history.” Through the use of some particular way of seeing the as a reader to the particular text. another necessary part in for instance, that if you do not put examples, the author gives world.” All three of these essays comprehension of the ideas. your text in a situation that the evidence that all texts, even This idea of different ways of discuss in great detail the During the process of reading, reader can relate to, it is unlikely supposed facts of history, are seeing the world through different processes of writing and reading. control and the key to that the readers will see things as based on the opinion of the writer. perspectives is also stressed in Each in its own way displays the understanding are in the hands of you see them because their first For instance, a writer can tell a Berger’s “Ways of Seeing.” This im portance of perception in the reader. Moreover, the step in the process of reading is to story about a certain historical essay discusses how people’s view understanding a text and each outcome of reading the text is relate the text to something with event, and depending on that of a piece of art is affected by discusses the relationship between based primarily on how well the which they are familiar. As person’s point of view and attitude their surroundings and perspective Continued on next page The Triangle • April 19,1990 • 15

T hirty som ething: T rivial p roblem s as real life dilem m as by Andrea Borrelli

thirtysomething is a series Cosby Show” calmly handle humor but relate more mother-in-law arrives, Howard should make for their children, focusing on what are supposed to “traumas” centered on small realistically, albeit sometimes decides to calmly ignore the and about how to make his wife be the daily life and problems of a problems in various relationships. unconsciously, to thirty- woman's jests and, although he feci needed while his job takes up thirtysomething upgrades them, something.Tha difference is in has a difficult time, does manage a majority of his time. By Honorable Mention assuming that the audience will how characters Hope and Michael to last the half-hour week. While exposing true feelings and real relate to the problems as if they Stedm an, ''thirtysomething'^" there are comical moments that daily problems, not just comical were its own and see that TV is married couple, present problems get the best of Mr. C., such as plots, thirtysomething episodes Transactional actually a realistic interpretation as compared to Mr. and Mrs. cracks made by his mother-in-law focus on reality in relationships, of life. Cunningham of “Happy Days.” about his “rather large appetite” dealing with character emotions W r i t i n g thirtysomething has a Although both the Stedmans and and “whale of a diet,” none of instead of just trying to quickly relationship for everyone, whether the Cunninghams face problems them really affect him or his resolve them. In real life, people he is m arried, involved in an they realize must be overcome to relationship with his wife; they are often can not stop the tendency of group of Philadelphia yuppies. affair, or part of the singles scene, keep their relationships on track, simply short-lived annoyances problems to inhibit them from Though the show features a social and exaggerates problems for each each couple exaggerates the that affect his self-image briefly dealing with one “trauma” at a group that the majority of the type, creating a link between the “crises” and handles them in and then disappear and eventually time, devoting full attention to it middle class looks down upon, it audience (real life) and the different ways, affecting the level allow life to return to normal. and trying to come to some kind also makes viewers identify with television show. For example, of reality an audience perceives in By comparison, thirty- of solution. the beliefs and attitudes of its you can compare the married each show. something's in-law crisis gives a This intent of thirtysomething characters. Television has a way couples of thirtysomething and the There is one specific problem, more believable and realistic to recognize what most television of making mountains out of Happy Days sitcom , thirty- that of visiting in-laws, which has portrayal of the situation. When shows consider trivial problems as molehills, usually focusing on a something writers often spread the been presented by both series. On Hope informs Michael that they, being real-life traumas is often daily problem blown out of course of a particular marital “Happy Days,” Marion’s mother as a family, have been invited to hard for audiences to see or realize proportion to create a plot line. problem over a period of many announces, unexpectedly, that she spend a week or two with her simply because thirtysomething is However, ihirtysomething does episodes, whereas Happy Days is com ing for a stay with her parents, he too is uncomfortable giving a true interpretation of not exaggerate everyday “traumas” are always solved daughter and her family. Upon with the idea. However, his fear reality. There is more to be seen American problems for the sake within one half hour that ends hearing of his mother-in-law’s of the trip runs deeper than in television series than just the of creating a plot; its goal is to with Mr. and Mrs. C. happily visit, Mr. C. initially flies off the worrying about dealing with cut­ entertainment they provide; some recognize small problems as real sitting together in the living room handle about how the woman will ups; Michael reads more into his television shows are meant to be a life traumas. The show does so in as usual. In reality, no problem is pick him apart as a no-good in-laws’ sarcastic comments and “slice of life," pictures of reality. the way characters handle “crises" ever as quickly solved as on husband, exaggeratedly making lets them affect him, taking the Viewers have become used to ranging from finding babysitters Happy Days', instead, it will take her good-natured joking out to be relationship with his wife’s family television programs exaggerating to climbing the social ladder to longer to fix and will linger a a “major crisis,” one that soon seriously and realistically as daily problems and making light worrying about job security. while before being resolved. becomes the entire plot of the opposed to humorously “taking it of them and when they are Shows like Happy Days and “The Audiences laugh at Happy Days episode. However, before his all in stride.” He views his introduced to a show like attitude toward his in-laws as a thirtysomething they are unable to marital problem and worries that see that the show exaggerates Perception in R eading and W riting Hope will not understand that small problems in a different way. Continued from previous page “just because I (Michael) don’t Unlike sitcoms like “Happy to talk. However, Berger from the information given. totally agree with your parents’ Days,” thirtysomething focuses on the reader and writer and its discusses one type of text in Readers can not take in all the way of life doesn’t mean I don’t the reality of our lives instead of importance for communication. In particular: paintings. He tries to ideas presented in an essay, but still love you (Hope).” And, trying to make viewers forget Flower’s essay these processes are persuade the reader that if we do they can summarize the ideas to while Michael is trying to deal about their daily problems. used as a warning to writers. It is not question and place these texts get the gist and remember what with the problem of in-laws, he Audiences are accustomed to the a warning on how to be successful of art in perspective, we are they feel is important. Finally, it also has to simultaneously worry opposing approach of sitcoms and in relaying your ideas to readers depriving ourselves of ‘history’ is important for both the readers about leaking pipes, a million therefore see the yuppie series in a who are drawing inferences and and a true understanding of the and the writers to realize that dollar takeover of his company, totally different light than writers putting your ideas into their own painter’s intentions. everything is based on someone’s making a decision with his wife intend, allowing the show to perspective. Similarly, Tompkins These essays show that there is perception of an idea. Even when about what religious choice they accomplish its goal unnoticed. discusses the importance of the much more to the processes of an article appears to be all facts, reader’s decision making process writing and reading then is first whoever wrote the article has while reading, but this text is suggested. It is necessary for both purposely included or excluded primarily a warning to readers. persons involved with a text to be certain details according to his/her The author supports her ideas informed about what their ‘job’ point of view on the subject. The Triangle about the problem of history with details. First of all, it is important Again, this demonstrates the article after article in hope of for the writer to know what steps importance of questioning the text convincing the reader that facts to take to clearly communicate and the purpose of the writer. If are only someone’s point of view his/her ideas. In order for this to everyone took a little extra time to would again like to congratulate all of the and that it is necessary for us, as be successful, the writer must be think about their perception of a winners of the the readers of a text to draw our able to think like the reader, know topic and the steps that writers and own opinions and make what questions the text will readers should go through when Freshman Writing Contest. questioning the author’s intentions propose to the reader, and make examining a text, 1 think everyone a part of the process of reading. the reader come to correct would be much better informed Now that you've proven your skill, Berger’s essay also stresses the conclusions. Second, the reader about the impact of the importance of the questioning of must be able to make the right intertwined processes of reading why not write for us? the text and trying to get the text decisions and draw inferences and writing.

A Song from the Night Owl by Shakal K han The club is located downtown intoxicating to the mind as to the midst of enjoyment. intensity of their bodies. I smile genius they acquire when in an old scanty building. The body. The walls on the inside of the recounting my own experience channeling their feelings into their entrance to the place is blocked by Having passed his test, I enter building are not painted and are and harbor no feelings of bodily portrayals. They .seem to and leave the shivering masses bare. The dark gray steel beams reprimand toward their high. be in a personal heaven. They outside. I have entered a new jut out and blend into the darkness They are no longer the same now, have found their individual Honorable Mention realm. I do not have an intention of the interior with harmonious they have entered a new nirvana, they become elated from of bringing the world in which I delight. I take a seat at a comer dimension, a place where they the mere mortals in the outside dwell inside with me. I am a new table. With my legs crossed and can be anything. world. E x p r e s s i v e person now, an entity freed of all my left hand holding my drink, I The club transforms; it makes a Some would mistake this the rules and laws that society has watch as the spectacle begins. A poor man king, a beast a beauty. ostentation with sexual W r i t i n g taught me. cascade of black fills the place as It no longer matters how different expression. To these people, sex I leave the dimly lit side street the patrons leave their seats to one is from another. Two is something that is dark. It is a tall, unemotional, green giant. and enter into a cold and dark hall. assume their positions on the homosexuals kiss on center stage, mysterious, it is arousing. The He is dressed in a costume that 1 walk past creations seemingly dance floor. Everyone is dressed a man and a woman exchange club reverses sex as it is viewed in celebrates the homosexual aspect: not of this world. All persons to blend in with the night. I watch vows of love. What was eccentric American culture to achieve the he gives his nods of approval to a present are uniquely themselves. as this blackness explodes into an is ordinary, that is the point. reverence that it has received in lucky few and turns away most They are not doctors or lawyers or aura on the dance floor. The There is a certain divinity about other cultures. In America, it is to individuals. He ignores the cries businessmen. They are people; lights begin to flash, the music these people that becomes be done under the covers, while and pleas of avid followers. they no longer hold any titles. begins to throb. apparent in the club. Maybe it’s the club brings sex to an attainable Because in his mind he is now the They are dark, as they cannot be The bass from the speakers the lighting, the music or the level. People walk in and forget lion; he is the king of the jungle; well seen in the dim light. They pounds the body at first, then later attitude that is created in the place. their hang-ups, their he stands imd only looks for that are beautiful, for they do whatever the thunderous beat takes on the The people take on a new image; misconceptions, and learn to love special token that would bring they please. role of a massage. I watch this they become artists as they dance themselves and others for who perfqction to his lair. He is not There is a carefree attitude that blackness flow onto a empty floor by inventing their own styles. they are. The people dance in looking for the average niim. He engulfs the spirit. The crowd is and transmogrify it into a flowing They put themselves on a new arousing styles, lovers exude their is looking for him self. He is young: the minimum apparent river of a thousand lights. For this plateau, a sort of godliness. They love for one another in public, the looking for a man, or a woman, age is eighteen. The oldest entity place is a heaven conceived on are exalted as divine, yet are by music becomes soft and sultry, the who embodies all the present could not possibly have earth. It is a place where a man day no different from any other pace slows down, the scantily characteristics he possesses. The exceeded twenty-eight years. The can be a man, follow his natural blue-collared Americiui, dressed entities expose themselves people need not be homosexual, attitude is here also young. It instincts and not be afraid. And still, most of the events to the world that has ruled them but they need to be free, open and creates an irrepressible energy in I watch as a group of young that take place are un-Christian. for so long. unrestricted. They must also be the air, a feeling that all and college students take their first Sex, drugs and rock and roll do beautiful, for tonight shall be anything is possible. Fear, tastes of alcohol. 1 see their eyes not mix well with the image of man’s incarnation of heaven. The insecurity and other squint and their faces distort. I God. But I have to describe them place they are about to enter is as misconceptions are lost in the sense their displeasure, I feel the as gods because of the levels of 16 • The Triangle • April 26,1991

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Steven D. Segal______only to avoid Ninja Turtle hell, DeNiro star. Judging from burglar hired to steal priceless Robin Hood - Prince of but because Orion feels it’s a Howard's terrific track record artifacts from Europe. Directed Thieves: Kevin Costner steals Special to The Triangle strong enough entry to kick off (Night Shift. Splash, Cocoon. by Michael Lehmann from the rich and all that stuff Ready or not, here's a an early start to the summer Gung Ho. Willow. Parenthood), (Heathers). Opening May 24. in this eagerly-awaited action breakdown of the summer’s big .season. Richard Franklin (who this one should be excellent. fantasy that co-stars Christian movies. Just understand that all made two grossly underrated Opening May 24. Jungle Fever: Spike Lee’s Slater, Morgan Freeman, Mary release dates are tentative and suspense thrillers. Psycho II and latest promises to unearth all the Elizabeth Mastrontonio and subject to change without Cloak & Dagger) directs. Hudson Hawk: Bruce Willis racial and social tensions that he Alan Rickman. A sure-fire hit; sympathy for people who are Opening May 10. re-teams with D ie H ard explored in Do the Right Thing. directed by Kevin Reynolds already standing in line. And producer Joel Silver in, judging Wesley Snipes (New Jack City (Fandango, The Beast). Opens this is not an all-inclusive list. Backdraft: In what is aiming from the theatrical trailer, what and Mo' Better Blues) plays a June 14. So sue me. to be the most ambitious of the may prove to be the $50 million black architect who has an serious-minded summer films, lackluster dud insiders are extramarital affair with his The Rocketeer: From the F/X 2 - The Deadly Art of Ron Howard directs an all-star already saymg it is. But it’ll be a Italian secretary. Read Disney studio, this action Illu.sion; Reuniting stars Bryan cast in a drama about the last of hit anyway, so let’s hope the "interracial relationship." The adventure follows the comic Brown and Brian Dennehy, this the unsung heroes, firefighters. movie is better than the preview. film examines the effect this strip about a 1930’s scientist sequel to the sleeper hit of early Kurt Russell, William Baldwin, Danny Aiello, Andie relationship has on members of who develops a jet-rocket back­ 1986 is apparently quite good: Scott Glen, Jennifer Jason MacDowell. James Cobum and various ethnic groups involved. pack and dons a helmet to fly its release date was pushed back Leigh, Rebecca De Mornay, Sandra Bernhard co-star in this Opens June 7. around and do the superhero from April 5 to May 10, not Donald Sutherland and Robert action-comedy concerning a cat shuffle. Problem is, some mean

Stars Bryan Brown and Brian Dennehy reunite for the sequal movie F/X 2 - The Deadly Art o f Illusion He promised he'd be back...Terminator 2 - Judgement Day out soon and nasty guys want the jet-pack original. Surely I can’t be the most expensive movie ever Siegel), and Costas Mandylor too. Newcomer Bill Campbell serious? 1 am serious — check made. It may also turn out to be Regarding Henry: Another (as Frank Costello), with stars as the hero; Timothy out the hilarious preview the first $100 million film; the serious entry, Harrison Ford support from F. Murray Dalton, Alan Arkin and busty featured on the G host budget is crawling ever so close. (star of last summer’s serious- Abraham and Anthony Quinn. Jennifer Connelly co-star. videocassette — and don’t call It doesn’t matter, because one movie champ. Presum ed Young Tommy-Guns? ’Nuf said. Thumbs-up for the dizzying me Shirley! Opens June 28. look at the spectacular theatrical Innocent) plays a law yer who Opening July 19. theatrical preview; if the movie’s preview proves that every penny suffers amnesia and must try to half as good, this may turn out to Billy Bathgate: D ustin will be up there on the screen. put his life back together. Co- And ... Disney will reissue be a smash success. Directed by Hoffman plays Dutch Schultz in Arnold Schwarzenegger and stars Annette Bening (The one of its most beloved Joe Johnston, who went head-to- another of this year’s plethora of Linda Hamilton return, and Grifters) and Bill Nunn (Do the animated classics, 101 head with Batman in 1989 with gangster flicks. Loren Dean Michael Biehn turns up in a Right Thing). Mike Nichols Dalmatians, on July 12 ... his entertaining Honey, I Shrunk plays the title character, a street cameo. This time, the target is (Postcards from the Edge, Time-travelling dudes return in the Kids and lived to tell the tale. kid who becomes his proteg6. the now-10-year-old John Working Girl, The Graduate) Bill & Ted’s Excellent Opens June 21. Nichole Kidman also stars. Conner. Expect the most state- directs. Opening July 12. Adventure 2 (a/k/a Bill & Ted Opens June 28. of-the-art special effects ever go to Hell), scheduled for The Naked Gun 2 1/2 - The conceived, knock-your-socks- Mobsters: Now check this sometime in July ... Bastardly Smell of Fear: So good, they Terminator 2 - Judgment off stunts and action so fierce cast out. Christian Slater (as Chucky is back in Child’s Play had to add an extra half to the Day: He prom ised h e ’d be we’ll probably have to hold our Lucky Luciano), Patrick 3 ... Billy Crystal and Bruno title, Promises to be as rapid-fire back... James Cameron returns breath for two hours. Opens July Dempsey (as Meyer Lansky), Kirby (When Harry Met Sally) and raunchy as the classic as the director of what is already 3 ...I know / can’t wait! Richard Grieco (as Bugsy See SUMMER on page 17

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A n interview w ith N aked Gun 2 112 director D avid Zucker Steven D. Segal Q — idea was it to u.<:e different than any other working An.uralian rodent called a muff. Q — And what is the the fake giant condom in the relationship. Special To The Triangle significance of the extra "1/2" in first film? Q - Are there plans lor a The director of The Naked the title? DZ — It was my idea, and tny Q — What's the film about? Naked G un .<’! Gun and its soon-to-bc-released DZ — Well, this isn't just a condom. And what makes you DZ — The plot concerns a DZ — Maybe, But first we’ll sequel The Naked Gun 2 112: sequel. It's more than a sequel. think it was fake? I scheme by certain oil and power have to figure out a way to The Smell of Fear, D avid Actually, the first film was like a companies to suppress the remove Leslie and Priscilla Zucker, has also co-directed prequel, so this one is the real Q — Are there any plans for development of alternative from the giant condom — they such hits as Airplane!, Top thing. a revival of the T.V. series energies. Whew! still can't find their way Secret! and Ruthless People with Police Squad! out.. .and yes I am bragging. pal Jim Abrahams (director of Q — W hat’s it like to work DZ — No. It's hard to do Q — And just what measures Big Business) and brother Jerry with Leslie Nielson and the quality comedy on television, did you employ on the set to The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The with the tight schedule of 7 days support the pro-conservation Smell of Fear reunites Leslie to do 30 minutes. It’s very idealism of the film? Nielson, Priscilla Presley, O, J. tough. DZ — Well, we have Simpson and George Kennedy. recycled a lot of things. Most of Awwww! David Zucker directs, Q — Is working with family our jokes are used over again and has written the script with members more or less from previous Police Squad! Pat Proft. Brother Jerry anti Jim challenging than one might shows and the first Naked Gun Abrahams executive produce. expect? film. For example, the "nice Take a whiff on June 28th. (P.S. DZ — It’s something I've heaver!" joke is back, but this If you took the italicized parts always dealt with, but it’s no time we've used a rare seriously, gel a clue!) Bongwater presents their latest effort in The Power of Pussy Anita J. Michel For those out there unfamiliar truck coffee, I suggest you with Shimmy-Disc bands, ingest or inhale them while Triangle Staff Writer Bongwater was one of the first listening to this band. Do you I ’m sure many females will acts to record for the label. They get the point? scream in disgust when they see are a performance-art band The Power o f Pussy is typical the title of Bongwater's latest formed in the late ’80s of most Bongwater albums — album. For the squeamish out consisting of Ann Magnuson odd music accompanied by Ann Lt. Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielson) returns in Naked Gun 2 112 there. I’ll try to avoid writing it (from television’s Anything but Magnuson speak-singing Zucker (director of G host). others? over and over. OK, brace Love ). Kramer, one of the gods whatever is on her mind. Poised to launch The Smell of DZ — Leslie is wonderful yourself. It’s called The Power of Shimmy-Disc Records, with Although they don’t list the F ear this sum m er. D avid is and it’s a real privilege to work o f Pussy. There, that w asn’t so David Licht on percussion and specifics on the album cover, understandably anxious to prove with the entire cast. Most people bad, was it? This is not an “all Dave Rick on guitar. Power., is the songs feature a diversity of to the world that Lt. Frank don't get to see or appreciate sex” album as one might think. their third album (fourth if you instruments, from an Irish Drebin is just as immortal as any Leslie’s classic Shakespearean It’s not a sexist album. If include the mini-LP Breaking whistle to metal garbage cans. spook played by Patrick Swayze background — am Tm sure that anything, it’s a feminist album No New Ground). It’s an acquired musical taste. It could ever be. Anyway, The this film will lay further waste to — most of the the lyrics were Bongwater makes music that can be compared to some of the Triangle had the opportunity to it — but there's nothing like it written by a woman. Sure, often doesn’t sound like music, psychedelic music of the late eavesdrop during a telephone when he starts acting out there’s a few songs dealing with and often doesn’t sound like '60s, but only the real avant- conversation with the director Hamlet during a sex scene with sex, but think of Power... as an anything you’ve ever heard. garde stuff. The guitars are out — oops! — 1 mean comedy Priscilla. Unfortunately, Leslie album that attempts to break Som e p eople w ould call it of tune, the drums beat out of genius. is prone to drooling spells down the stupid barriers that “psychedelic,” but it goes time, and weird noises abound. whenever he sees Priscilla, so women have had about their further than that. Let’s just say With even stranger lyrics. For Q — Why did you decide to when they share a scene, notice sexuality — kind of an Our that Bongwater is an extremely example, "What If?” — ‘"What make The Naked Gun 2 1/2? that Leslie is always filmed from Bodies Ourselves for the ’90s. odd band and if you have any if I baked you a coconut cake DZ — There was just so the right side because he drips Well, maybe it’s not quite that illicit substances, oh, such as with lots of the nuts that you much more to be told. There was from the left. As for working deep. But worth a listen. Cheez Whiz, lunch-meat, or See LEFTOVERS on page 18 just so much more to be with Priscilla, she's simply a explored in the psyche of Lt. goddess. As fo r O. J. Simpson Frank Drebin, the opportunity to and George Kennedy, they never reveal more was too tempting to bothered to show-up for work resist. so, in the true spirit of The Resident o'oota like fo thaok the conservation and recycling, we Q — What exactly does fear simply re-used some of their S t u d e n t * " s / n e s s e s smell like? (A cop’s breath after scenes from the first movie. In association M ^ ! ! t f o r too much coffee and the cases where this w oi M o n te C a n o /gg, doughnuts?) impossible, we used (recycled) DZ — Gee, I don’t know. It cardboard cutouts and hired just sounded kind of neat, so it Rich Little to do the voices. stuck.

Sum m er m ovies continue Continued from page 16 its way onto screens without reteam in City Slickers on June Peter Weller (possible liability) 21 ... David (The Naked Gun I and without RoboCop 2 director and 2 7/2) and Jerry (Ghost) Irvin Kirshner (definite Zucker serve as producers on advantage): one can only hope Lame Ducks, a Marx Brothers- that the makers have learned style comedy with John from the bad mistakes of Part 2, Turturro, Bob Nelson and Mel making this sequel one to keep Sm ith, o p ening July 26 ... an eye open for (tentatively t a P e " ''' ® m f l y e r s Patrick Swayze plays the leader scheduled for late summer; most of a bank-robbing surfer gang likely will surface mid fall) ... f’^iladelphia Phillies and Keanu Reeves is the FBI Soapdish is parody o f the ins '^^‘Jcidelphla 7 6 e r s agent sent to bust him in and outs of daytime soap operas, Katherine Bigelow’s (Blue Steel, featuring the excellent cast of Near Oark) Point Break, set for Whoppie Goldberg, Kevin Kline, P iz ^ a mid-July ... Satanic Junior Sally Field, Elizabeth Shue, G,eaci' 7 - 1 / meets his match in an equally Cathy Moriarty and Robert hellish girl in Problem Child 2, Downy Jr.; the comedy opens on a v /n g threatening our intelligence on May 3 1 ... and Bill Murray plays July 5 ... Richard Donner’s a neurotic who tags after his fantasy drama Radio Flyer psychiatrist (Richard Dreyfuss) finally takes off on July 19 ... when he leaves on a family CieO«' As if the first time wasn’t vacation in What About Bob?, enough, Return to the Blue directed by Frank Oz (L ittle Lagoon will arrive August 2, Shop of Horrors. Dirty Rotten with a new cast (playing the Scoundrels) and scheduled for children of the characters in the May 17. first film) ... RoboCop 3 blasts 1 1 • The Triangle • April 26,1991

Take a tw o hour trip to Judgm ent C ity in D efending Your Life

Ted Howe placc where people go after they has conquered his fear. Some of deceased can see what they were end their lives on earth. This is the screening room scenes are Lieutenant's Woman and Of The Triangle in previous lives on earth) had not heaven or hell, but it is a hilarious, and the dialogue me rolling. It was especially Sophie's Choice. Last year’s Albert Brooks has always place that determines how you between the attorneys contains funny because of a cameo Postcards From The Edge and been a liule difTcrcnt than other have lived your life on earth and some of the best lines in the appearance by world-famous now this new film have really comedic talents. His view of life whether you should return to film. actress and channeller Shirley made her a much more likable is skewed away from the insane earth for another try or whether Daniel also meets a beautiful MacLaine. person in my eyes. hilarity of a Steve Martin or a you are ready to move on to the woman named Julia (played by The film does have its Overall, I think that Bill Murray. Instead, Brooks next level of evolution. Meryl Streep), who also died in problems, though. Brooks Defending Your Life is Brooks’ looks at life from a vantage In Judgment City, Miller an unfortunate accident The two wastes some opportunities for best film to date. It is thoughtful, point that is a little bit closer to meets a variety of strange fall in love but are separated by hilarious scenes, and he totally funny and original. I heartily the average person’s. characters. There are the other the fact that Daniel will ignores the talents of actor Buck recommend seeing this fihn. It is Consequently, instead of a deceased, the judges for his probably be headed back to Henry (as a fill-in defender for the best comedy (not made for a slapstick movie, he often comes hearing, and the defending and earth again while Julia looks to Miller). Some of the scenes teen-aged audience) to come through with a funny, yet prosecuting attorneys in the be headed onward. were obviously constructed just from Hollywood in a long time. thoughtful, effort. hearing. All of the people who Brooks takes this extremely to add more tension to the plot I This has never been more preside over the trial and the alien situation and makes it know that there are certain evident than in Brooks’ new day-to-day running of Judgment somehow familiar. Though the things that you expect from a film Defending Your Life. City are more advanced than any idea of Judgment City goes film like this (including a happy Brooks plays Daniel Miller, a earthling. Though they look just against most western religious ending) but the audience doesn't divorced advertising executive like us, they use about SO beliefs, the way in which it is have to be bludgeoned with m ~n who celebrates his latest percent of their brain capacity. presented makes it clear that it is overwhelming odds against such Defending Your Life G ^en Pictures birthday by buying a new BMW In contrast, the “iittlebrain” a fantasy world. an outcome. starring Albert Brooks, Meryl convertible. As he is driving earthlings use only three to five Many of the film’s episodes Meryl Streep turns in her Streep, Rip Tom, and Lee Grant home with his new car he gets percent are wonderful. There is a scene usual wonderful performance. I written by Albert Brooks distracted from the road and hits The center of the film is the in a comedy club that shows that never used to like Meryl Streep. directed by Albert Brooks a bus head-on. trial, in which different days in even super-intelligent beings can She always played women who The action of the film takes the life of Daniel are examined be totally unfunny. A bit in the were extremely difficult to relate Rated PG AAAA place in Judgment City, the to determine whether or not he Past Lives Pavilion (where the to, such as in The French

B ig beat gives Saigon K ick’s eponym ous debut album the pow er Richard Knight current line-up and musical The songs range in style from with Kazoos! The best tracks on sound-alike, now it’s the turn of direction about three years ago. the Beatle-ish opening cut “New Triangle Staff Writer Saigon Kick are undoubtedly the Beatles. It doesn’t really They built up a solid following World” (it’s the longest track, at the catchy “What You Say,” matter as long as the music is Three things make Saigon down in Florida before getting a 5’43”), with its psychedelic which would make a great good, and Saigon Kick certainly Kick’s eponymous debut, far deal with a major label and the sitar/guitar intro which lulls you single and has “hit” written all kick! and away the best of the current services of top-line producer into a false sense of security over it, and “Come Take Me crop of “metal” releases: an Michael Wagener, who has until all hell breaks loose after Now,” one of the best arena awesome sound, incredible worked with bands like White 1’23”, to a pair of Jane’s rock ballads ever — 1 can see diversity and memorable songs Lion. Addiction influenced songs, the hands waving and the — a lethal combination. If It is the production which “Colors” and “Coming Home,” lighters held aloft now. you’re looking for music to really makes Saigon Kick roar to a U2 uibute, “Love of God.” Powerful stuff when done as make you sit up and take notice, (no pun intended). Apparently it “Acid Rain,” running at only well as this. this is it. In places it’ll make was recorded in only 11 days, 1’38”, delivers a short, sharp, Saigon Kick is a triumph of your hair stand on end! which is nothing short of a modern variation on the old simplicity over self indulgence; Saigoii Kick Hailing from Miami in miracle in a world where Def nursery rhyme “Rain rain go a well crafted collage of styles Saigon Kick Florida, Saigon Kick are a Leppard can take over 2 years away, come again another day," and emotions. Everything in the Atlantic Third Stone standard four-piece: Matt to i ^ u c e a technomasterpiece, while “My Life” recalls the music business goes in cycles; Rewrds...., ...50;23 Kramer (vox), Jason Bieler and the album captures the Beatles at their silliest, complete recently it was cool to be a Zep (gtr), Phil Varone (drums) and hard-edged energy of Saigon Tom Defile (bass). These guys Kick with an almost “live” feel. are not shredders like Mr. Big, Saigon Kick sounds so good Leftovers from Bongwater who also have a “big” sound, with their first attempt; why but the unique product of a lot can’t other bands do it? Continued from page 15 Art.” This last song is a take you shopping on Rodeo of influences, including the The most noticeable char­ hate? What if I threw your car description of the painting Drive...sucking and Beatles, Metallica, Jane’s acteristic of this album is a huge keys in the l^?IWhat if / made hanging in New York’s shopping...that's all a woman is Addiction, Prince and U2. beat, so dominant that it begs to you cry/What if I told you Metropolitan Museum of Art good for..." I really admire The band was started about be played loud. Is there such a lies?/Would you still love (I’m sure some people in the Magnuson for these observations. five years ago by Kramer and thing as “air drums,” like “air me?/What if I had PMS all my world consider those to be I wish she had dedicated an entire Bieler, who went through a guitar”? All credit to producer life and told you you looked like obscene and pornographic). song to trashing that movie! succession of bassists and Wagener for capturing the sheer Barney Fife?IWhat if I twisted it My favorite piece on Power... As I mentioned before, drummers, settling on the power of drummer Phil Varone. in like a knife until I made you is “Folk Song,” on which Bongwater is an acquired taste. cry? Until you told me Magnuson rambles about the It’s not for everyone. Most of the Society Hill Self-Storage lies?/Would you still love me?" following topics: Joseph 17 tracks on Power... are This is one of those times I wish Campbell gave me hope and relatively short. The CD adds 1 could include a soundbite in now I have been saved, meeting some extra tracks, but since various sizes secure facilities with my reviews so that the a weirdo in Tompkins Square, Shimmy-Disc CDs are made in easy access electronic security readers could hear the music and condoms and AIDS, death, the Austria, they’re about seventeen free use of dollies for 24 hr. protection lyrics in action. Other songs new age thing, religion, the dollars. 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Freedom to have your ow n beliefs does not m ean you are correct

"To me, belief in a higher personal god is inconsistent. only makes sense that He must very clear claim to be the one you. C.S. Lewis correctly point­ power is a very personal thing. God, by definition, is something tell us who He is. The Bible says true God. Jesus makes the claim ed out that anyone making the Whatever your views are, he bigger than us. When we come it is “God-breathed,” written to to be God's true Son and to be claims Jesus did is certainly not up with our own picture of God, tell us who God is and how He God Himself. Therefore, God, just another good teacher, he is as we like to see him, we end up relates to man. As such, it makes by any other name, is not God at either a liar, a lunatic, or the F r o m H e r e creating a god that looks more the claim to be the exclusive all. Lord ! like ourself than anything else. word of God, our only source of Some of the people in Jesus’ To Eternity God does promise that “If you In reality we are saying the same truth. day understood these claims and seek Him, He will be found by thing Dan Morrow did weeks In the first of the Ten decided to follow him every­ you.” God is not hiding; He is M ark Bickel ago : “You worship your God, Commandments God states, where and give their lives to just waiting for us to look at and I’ll worship myself.” “You shall have no other Gods him. Others, not accepting Jesus Him! A good place to start is This is nothing new. When before Me.” Scripture also as God, crucified him as a John’s eyewitness account. All secure in the fact that they are Paul wrote to the First Century records many people crying out heretic. the quotes above are from the your own." Church of Rome he explained to “The only wise God”, “the Which will you do ? There is NIV Bible; Rom. l;18-28; 2 These words from Ted that they had “exchanged the One true God” and the “God of no middle ground. Either he is Tim . 3; 16; Ex. 20;3; 2 Tim . Howe's last column summarize truth of God for a lie, and wor­ our fathers,” indicating they right and thus you must give up 1;17; Jer. 10; 10; Rom. 3;4; Acts die typical student’s approach to shiped and served created things realized there were not many everything and follow him. Or 5:30; Ex. 30:11-20; I Tim. 2:5; God and religion. It is a self-evi­ ratiier than the Creator, gods, but only one. The theme is else he is wrong and deserves to Acts 4:12; John 14:6; John 6:46; dent truth that all people are free “Although they knew God, repeated again and again that be rejected and scorned. He has I Chron. 28:9; Matt. 7:7. to believe as they wish and that they neither glorified Him as God blesses those who follow not left any other option open to no one has the right to force God nor gave thanks to Him, but Him and destroys those who do their religion down another per­ their thinking became futile and not. son’s throat. We then derive the their foolish hearts were dark­ Paul said; “There is one God • A firm footing is essen­ principle that each person must ened.” He even claimed that and one mediator between God decide for himself whether or “what may be known about God and men, the man Christ Jesus”. not G od exists and how he is is plain to them, because God Here we see an exclusive claim tial to your belief system going to respond if He does. has made it plain to them. For not only about God, but about There is an inherent problem since the creation of the world, Jesus also. “Salvation is found Continued from page 13 in response to this letter. with this logic. It is impossible God’s invisible qualities - His in no one else, for there is no in the way. So he decided to Everyone, of course, has the for everyone’s personal ideas to eternal power and divine nature other name under heaven given give us His own perfect Son, right to their own opinion. be right, because everyone’s pic­ - have been clearly seen, being to men by which we must be Jesus Christ, as the recipient for However, everything I have ture of God is different. If each understood from what he has saved.” all we deserve because of our said, and actually, my very rea­ person were right, there would made, so that men are without Jesus Himself said, “I am the imperfection. This is akin to get­ son for living, revolves around be as many gods as people, excuse.” way and the truth and the life. ting a ticket, going to court to the presupposition that the Bible meaning none of them would But who is this God? How No one comes to the Father defend yourself and, quite to is indeed the word of God. So actually be the true God of all. If will 1 know Him if He is eternal except through me.” And again, your surprise, seeing the police­ before you start to write, think... there is one true God, we must and I’m not? Maybe all the reli­ “Everyone who listens to the man who caught you getting up what do you stand on? Your find out who He is or we should gions of the world worship the Father and learns from Him and paying for your infraction. feelings, which change as often give up searching for one. same God by different names? comes to me.” With our sins removed from us as Drexel’s tuition increases, or Choosing to worship our own Since God is bigger than us, it The God of the Bible makes a we can now enjoy eternal life in a real, self fulfilling and com­ the presence of a perfect God, plete philosophy? Is God a which will bring us ultimate ful­ product of one’s desires and P rof’s com m ents hardly objective fillment. wants or someone who is real But there’s a catch! If some­ and has been real, with His own Editor: One pertinent point that Dr. who take that information at one gives us a gift we must take characteristics from etemity past I am writing to you in McCray’s letter neglected was face value. Was Dr. McCray’s the effort to reach out and grab to etemity future, despite what response to Dr. James McCray’s that many [leople consider criti­ letter written on the presumption it. The only way to have our sins our limited minds may think? defense of Beijing Restaurant. In cal reviews, particularly in such that all Drexel students have taken from us is to accept God’s There is no middle ground, no his letter, which appeared on sensitive fields as food and ipso facto tattooed on their fore­ gift, Christ Jesus as our Lord . picking and choosing. A pril 19 in The Triangle, he entertainment, to be personal heads? I certainly hope not. Thus we can bridge this gap As Mark Bickel quoted from accused a previous review of the experiences which are highly I have no disrespect for his from a sinful, lost person to a C.S. Lewis; Christianity is either restaurant of being “...unneces­ disputable on the basis of per­ intentions, but such valid points cleansed, new person by having unimportant or of infinite impor­ sarily rude and scathing,” and sonal taste. Consequently, does a were overlooked in his response. faith that accepting Jesus Christ tance. One may go on dreaming then proceeds to conclude that scathing movie review necessar­ I d o n ’t think the restau ran t as Lord and Saviour will bring of a custom made God, or be the review “isn’t of the caliber... ily constitute that the movie is reviewer held any pretensions of us to the presence of this perfect bold and seek for the real God as of a Drexel student.” What ‘bad?’ When reading a review, extending her dining experience God, clean, joyful and looking He has shown himself to be in premise am I, as a Drexel stu­ one must take into consideration over the entire range of the forward to a major everlasting, human history. I stand on the dent, to draw from that asser­ all antecedent circumstances that Beijing Restaurant, at all times. heavenly PARTY!! (The elusive Bible as the historical record of tion? Am I to assume that any may sway the reviewer’s opin­ It was accurately described as an ‘eternal buzz’). God’s dealings with man, future remarks considered ion. This is what makes a review individual circumstance, specifi­ My second point relates to revealing who He really is. “scathing” should be eliminated an individual account. For those cally the circumstance of a ‘typi­ what I stand on to support my What do you stand on for your from The Triangle! Does a rude who do not take such reviews on cal’ college student, which first point’s validity. As I wrap beliefs about God? remark indicate a deficient intel­ an individual basis, I would tumed out poorly according to a up, I start to picture the kind of lect (a.k.a. ‘caliber’)? assume that those are people See BEIJING on page 26 perhaps irate or simply disagree­ John Simoes ing points of view the next issue Mechanical Engineering '92 N o justification provided for of this publication may contain

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Continued from page II Christ. Thus, his column is The Triangle does have a sec­ SPACIOUS PLACES In this regard, I feel that all effective only when directed at tion devoted to articles of a spe­ rational individuals, regardless readers who do not demand that cialized nature where the of their own beliefs, would he explain his beliefs. However, objective validity of the presen­ R enovated, Hardv\/ood Floors, agree that the following criti­ the purpose of an Ed-Op column tation is not questioned; the Dishwashers/Disposals, Laundry cism offered by Bertrand Russell is precisely the opposite; to con­ Campus section. I do not mean Facilities, C able TV, C onvenient Locations applies to Mr. Bickel: “I can vince the uncertain reader to to imply that Campus articles respect the men who argue that support a position by articulating are poorly written or that their 39th and Chestnut religion is true and therefore the grounds upon which that content is unfounded; however, ought to be believed, but I can [KJsition is founded. it is only in that section that 1-5 bedroom s from $331/person only feel profound moral repro­ Certainly, not all columns writers are able to pursue such a bation for those who say that must be so rigorous in their narrow agenda on a weekly 40th and Spruce religion ought to be believed method; it is quite acceptable for basis. Furthermore, it is clearly because it is useful, and that to a columnist to offer nothing stated that Campus articles are efficiencies - 4 bedroom fi-om $330/person ask whether it is true is a waste more than amusing anecdotes, “contributed by the University of time.” random observations or stylistic community,” which lessens the If Mr. Bickel truly wishes to writing that is enjoyable to read. Editorial Board’s responsibily to 44th Street convince disbelievers to share However, it is incumbent upon supervise the content. efficiencies - 4 bedroom s from $ 180/person his opinions, he must provide an Ed-Op columnist that m ^es Thus, I would prefer to see those of us who are not among prescriptive moral recommenda­ “From Here to Etemity” relegat­ the devout with a rationale that tions, as Mr. Bickel does, to ed to the Campus section and does not appeal to i,mwarranted argue for his or her position in a billed under the aegis of the University 382-2986 emotional desires or rely on credible way. Drexel Christian Fellowship. such a dubious source as the In such matters, the Editorial Doing so would not infringe Bible. & Opinion section is intended to upon Mr. Bickel’s first C i t y Mr. Bickel’s observations on be a forum for rational argument Amendment rights, but it would Christianity are of value, but and analysis, not for unre­ deservedly remove from his col­ only to those who already share strained proselytizing and ser­ umn the aura of credibility that H o u s i n g only a few left! his belief in the divinity of monizing. he has not earned. 20* The Triangle • April 26,1991 C o m i c s

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Apartment for sublet. Available Apartment for summer sublet. Three bdrm apts. available June or Efficiency 3622 Baring St. Quiet 3-4 bedrooms. New W/W carpet, 2 June Isl. $4IO/mo for I bdrm. 3414 3200 block of Powelton Ave. September. DW, GD, Laundry, home, newly rehabed. New kitchen ceiling fans, new kitchen, full appli­ Baring. Call 222-0588. /5/ Spacious, 2 bdrms, new carpets, Cable, Optional furniture. From + tile bath. Security bars. Avail, ances, DW, tile bath, new W/D, track lighting, ceiling fan, and indi­ $350 per person. 38XX Chestnut. now. $400 includes heat, hot water. Front porch, backyard. Gas heat, Large one-bdrm, large LR, clean, vidual air conditioners in each Call 382-2986./2/ 386-6722./2/ fully secured. From $895 + util. safe, backyard incl. Sublet for sum­ bdrm, W/D on location. Ideal for 2 386-9683/7/ mer w/ option to renew lease. 36th or 3 people. Call 222-4681 for Huge one and two bdrm apt at Two bedroom apartment. 3406 & Powelton. Call 222-0864, leave more info./7/ 39th and Chestnut. Renovated Spring Garden. Large yard, W/D, 4-5 bedrooms. W/W carpet, spa­ message./6/ kitchens, DW, GD, Laundry, Cable. Inexpensive gas heat. Security bars. cious rooms, kitchen, all new appli­ PRIME LOCATION. 34th & Call 382-2986./2/ Living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, ances, DW, 2 full baths, W/D, gas Sublet: Summer term. Great loca­ Race, 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 baths, W/D, in bath. $495+. Avail now. 386- heat, fully secured, $1200 + util. tion (33rd and Powelton) Good apt, G/D, C/A, extremely secure- all SEX! SEX! SEX! Now that I have (,122.121 386-9683/7/ security. Must be non-smoker. barred windows!!!! Call 222-4727 + your attention let me tell you about Possibility to take over lease in leave a message if no one is avail- the best apartment on campus. One 432 N 34th St. 6 bdrm bi-level apt. Studio Sublet: 3604 Garden St. Sept. $S80/mo. includes water and able./7/ room in a 5 bedroom apartment. Available September. Fully carpet­ Immediate move-in, large walk-in heat. Gas and electric are about Fireplace and bay window in room. ed, two ceramic baths, W/D, DW, closet w/ loft inside which gives $2S/mo. Call Rob or Larry @ 222- Immediate Sublet: 2 bdrms fur­ Rent is only $200- what a bargain. I Cable ready. Newly rehabed. separate sleep & study room. Call 1198./3/ nished, W/W carpet, W/D in build­ am desperate and will negotiate. $1450 +. Call @ 386-6722./3/ Paul @ 386-9873 & leave a mes­ STUDIO! STUDIO! STUDIO! ing, cable ready. Excellent location Located 34th and Race in charming sage. $300/mo. + cooking gas and AC, W/W carpet, W/D, microwave, & security. Very modem. Sublet building with balconies. Contact Apartment for rent- APRIL'S Rent electric./3/ sunny, 7 windows w/ blinds. 36th until Sept 1st. Rent $700/mo. Mimi or Kristin at 382-3228. already taken care of. Female need­ & Lancaster. Available summer NEGOTIABLE. For more info call Females preferred but try us any­ ed to share bdrm in large two bdrm For Sublet: 2 bdrm apt. 3418 term. Call Jennifer® 222-1303./5/ Lisa @ 222-4911./3/ way!!! PLEASE!!/?/ apt. Central AC, cable. Only Race. To move-in summer term, $228.00/mo.+ util. Close to campus great location. Continued lease is SUMMER SUBLET- Two bdrm Summer Sublet in MA. Near Apartment for rent: Summer sub­ @ 3411 Race St. Call 386-8915./1/ an option. Call 386-9956. Rent is apt. in a great location at 33rd and Boston. 2 or 3 huge single rooms let w/ option to renew lease in the only $800/mo./8/ Powelton- very cozy and very rea­ avail in a five bdrm apt. from June fall. Clean & safe efficiency, 3308 sonable rent. Option to renew. No 1st to Aug 31. Accessible to Mass. & Hamilton Street. $290/mo + util. smoking. Call 222-1542 transit. 275/mo. For more info call Call Frank @ 386-1845./2/ evenings./6/ 222-S327./6/ 2-bdrm apt suitable for 2-3 peo­ 1,2,3,4,& 5 bedroom luxury Summer Sublease! 2 females to ple. Renewable lease. Located at apts/houses. From 300+ to $1000+. share 1 huge bdrm in a 4 bdrm 32nd & Powelton, $450/mo. Heat Close to campus, excellent security, house. W/D in apt, DW, etc. Huge & water incl. Available immed. sun decks, fireplace. Call 222- LR & kitchen, 2 full baths, cable Call Jennifer® 386-2286./1/ 2370./7/ TV, AC, Beautifully furnished F re e place. Charming 2 Bdrm apt. 40th & 4+5+6 Bdrm units available 32nd Powelton. Must see! Powelton. Bars, alarm, W/D, DW, ❖ $1300-$1600-$2000. 39th+ $250/mo. Great roommates! Call GD, ceiling fans, patio, yard, big Chesmut. Free large TV screen, call Soon! Esther or Kim! 222-5838 kitchen, LR. Avail Aug or Sept. for other listings. O’Donnell. 222- Avail June 8th./7/ $550+. 3S6-3569./2/ 2600./1/ R e n t 3415 Race Street. One bdrm apt. House for Rent!! Available the end 37th & Spring Garden. 1 bdrm. Large enough for two people. of the spring term. Large kitchen, $400+ util. Available now. Call for Summer term. Option to renew back yard, 2 spacious bdrms, DR, *Minimum one month of free rent on selected leases signed other listings. Larger and smaller. lease in the Fall. Heat included. and large LR, 3203 Pearl Street. A between April 22 and May 16. Call or slop by our office for O’Donnell RE, Inc. 222-2600./5/ $570/mo. Call Agnus or Kassie 222- must see!! $675/mo. Call 386- details. 5912./7/ 6519./3/ Four to five bdrms. 37 th + Spring We have a variety of efficiency, one, two, three, four, and up Garden. $800+ all util. Available Sublet Summer, 3 bdrms, 2 full 509 N 35th Street (at Spring to eight bedroom properties available. Act fast, because our now. Call for smaller or larger baths, full kitchen w/ new appli­ Garden) Four bedroom house. places are going fast, and so is the free rent deal. units. O ’Donnell RE Inc. 222- ances, large LR, W/D, and 2 private Yard, basement, W/D. Max 6 peo­ 2600./5/ parking spaces. Excellent location. ple. Inexpensive gas heat, inside Must see. 3312 Arch St. Rent security bars. $1200+. Discount for Six bdrms. 39th + Chestnut. reduced to $965/mo. 222-8739./6/ Spring- Sept occupancy. Avail now. CAMPUS $1300+ all util. Available now. Call 3S6-6722./2/ APARTMENTS for smaller units. O ’Donnell RE Rent/sublet. 3229 Powelton Ave. 4043 WALNUT STI5EET Inc. 222-2600./5/ Spring/summer. 2 bdrm, modern Efficiency- 3406 Spring Garden. 3 8 2 - 1 3 0 0 apt. Complete with central heat, AC, New galley kitchen. Inside security Two bdrms- 34th + Hamilton. DW, GD, some furniture & loft built bars, carpeted, W/D in basement. $750 + all util. Available now. Call already. Great location. RENT 295+. Avail now. 386-6722/2/ for larger or smaller units. NEGOTIABLE. Call Brad @215- O’Donnell RE Inc. 222-2600./5/ 322-1167 leave message./7/

Spacious 2 bdrm summer sublet 3312 Hamilton Street- Efficiencies w/ renewal option. C/A, Secured and One bdrms. From $285/mo. up. W inter is H ere. off-street parking, DW, GD, W/W Heat, gas. And hot water incl. All carpet,W/D, Large LR, separate DR, apts. have walk-in closets, lots of As the snow is back porch. Call Brian or Ken @ windows, walking distance to falling, so ore our 222-4306./1/ school. 349-9429.Z7/ rents. Lerner Court Apartments 312 North 33rd St. Low rental, two bedroom apartment. $595/month. AC & 4 Bdrm. i l i W $850 carpet. Excellent location and security. On campus 2 Bdrm. 46 9 S ' $500 Immediate occupancy. Call 886-9999 or 387-8 33rd & Powelton Ave. Lerner Court Apartments Oversize $450 1 Bdrm 3409-15 Race St. Modem Apts. 1, 2, 3. & 4 bdrm. CA/carpet/gas heat/ excellent location/great security. Call 886-999 or 387-8686

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Summer rental: 4306 Chestnut St. 4 bdrm apt, 3208 Baring Street- Your own room for the summer Powelton, lovely secure 4 bdrm, 2 building, only $275 incl, heat + H- Apt 104. Single bed with study. Avail for rent or sublet, $ 1275/mo and possibly longer for only $185. 1/2 bath townhouse, 3 stories, par­ W, Avail. June 1st. Call 727- Bath and kitchen. Avail from June including heat and hot water, 387- Right on campus- great location. tially furnished, yard, bsmt, W/D, 6488./S/ 1 to Sept 1. Call 387-0I45./2/ 4137./I/ Call 387-6032./2/ DW $850, 399-0698 EVES, 447- 6313days./2/ Luxury 2 bdrm apt. 3200 CLARK PARK REAL ESTATE THREE BEDROOM DELUXE For June Occupancy: Near cam­ Hamilton Street. Third fliror- secure Newly renovated studios, I&2 bed­ APARTMENT at 34th and Baring pus, beautiful 2 br apts, new Apt. for rent. Cozy I room, mod, gourmet kitchen, large tile bath, rooms $300-600, New Kitchens, Streets. Entire floor of secure build­ kitchen, tile bath, new carpet, rear kitchen & bath, Powelton vicinity. refinished pine floor, DW, W/D. some with DW, intercoms, hdw firs, ing on best block. Outstanding con­ deck and back yard, laundry facili­ 33rd & Hamilton, 6 blocks from $795 incl heat & hot water. 729- large closets, W/D. — short term dition. Newly painted. Loads of ties. Heat included- $650. 387- Penn and drexel, $325 + util. Ideal 4M4.ni leases available. Call 387-0327./10- skylights, windows and closet 7808./7/ for student. Avail 5/15. Call Carol 12.91/ space. DW, Laundry, Sundeck, and @ 438-6818./3/ Three bedroom bi-level, with Patio. S975/mo includes hot water For June Occupancy- 1 BR apts roofdeck, 513 North 38th Street ( 2 Bdrm Apt Secure bidg. 3 mo sub­ and heat. Call 387-4266./5/ near campus, beautifully restored, POWELTON VILLAGE. ONE across from the Cloisters), New let, rent subsidized. $500/mo. Lease new kitchen & bath, laundry, fire­ AND TWO BEDROOM APTS kitchen and tile bath, pine floors, renewable. 36th & Spring Garden. Two Bdrm Apt: @ 34th and place, heat & hot water incl. $525- AVAILABLE. CLAUDE BONI cheap gas heat, $650+, 729-4644./2/ Call 387-0446. Available end of Baring Sts. In secure building. $550. 387-7808./7/ REAL ESTATE. 473-5900./1/ June./?/ Outstanding condition. W/W car­ Three bedroom apartment- 34th peting, fully equipped kitchen, 43 + Chestnut. $ 175/mo. Lea.se Two bdrm apt. 34th & Powelton. and Hamilton, Secure third floor, Apartm ent For Rent: Spacious Laundry, BBQ and patio. $650/mo until 8/31 w/ option to renew. Heat, Kitchen, bath, good security, cable new eat-in kitchen, and tile bath, two bedroom/two bathroom. Large incl hot water and heat. Call 387- hot water, own 1/2 bath incl. Cable ready, &650/mo, util incl, 473- DW, LR could be fourth bedroom, living-room and eat-in kitchen. Safe 4266./3/ + HBO avail, (ffi $ 12/mo. Plenty of 8851,/4/ $885 includes heat, 729-4644,/2/ third-floor apartment conveniently free parking. On site management, located at 3416 Powelton Avenue. Discounted Summer Sublease! laundry room and bike room. 3310 Race Street- “Keen house” One bedroom bi-level apartment. Rent only $765 per month and This newly painted 3 bdrm Deluxe Thriftway around corner. Acme 2 (.space) historically renovated bldg. 3200 Hamilton Street, New kitchen includes heat and hot water. Perfect Apartment @ 34th and Baring Sts. blocks away. Shopping center Fabulous 1 bdrm apts available for area and tile bath, inlaid hdw firs, for two to four people. You must see Normally rents for $975 a month. across street. Drexel shuttle-t- Septa June and Sept, Most apts fit 3 peo­ marble fireplace, interior security this apartment!!! Available June But in order to rent it during the stop outside. Free office desk and ple comfortably, AC, W/W carpet, bars. $595 includes heat, 729- 15th. Make all inquiries immediate­ summer term, the rent is being dras­ chair in good condition. Call Paul DW, laundry, intercom security, etc. 4644,/2/ ly to 387-2022./2/ tically reduced. Skylights, DW, @ 387-7861./5/ Some summer sublets still left! Laundry, Sundeck and Patio. 543-1999./1/ Large Studio 34th and Hamilton. House for rent!! Brand new 4 $750/mo. incl hot water and heat. 2- one bedroom apt. available sum­ Quality renovation. New eat-in bdrm @ Carriage Lane. 2 baths, Call 3S7-4266./3/ mer term to sublet with option to 4208 Walnut St.- efficiency and kitchen with quarry tile and DW, AC, deck, fireplace, hdw firs, carpet renew. Located at 3310 Race Street one bdrm apts. Some avail now. Second floor- secure, $395 includes and parking. Availalbe for spring Brand New Spacious Townhouse- across from Kelly Dorms. Both Bright and spacious. Heat and hot heat, 729-4644,/2/ term. Call Joe @ 387-2154./7/ Needs 5-6 people to sublet for the apts. A/C, W/W carpet, D/W, laun­ water incl. $325-$400. Call 543- summer. Great place! Includes two dry in building. For more info, call 1999./1/ Huge S bdrm, 2 bath bi-level. 34th House for rent or sublet. lofts and downstairs room w/ bath. 387-8135 & ask for Mike or Bill./7/ and Spring Garden. Two large Beginning Summer term. 5 bdrms, Garage is available. The place is South 27th Street, City side of ceramic baths, very large LR, hdw. 2 full baths, W/D, Hdw nrs. Ceiling carpeted, furnished, has security Apartment available for sublet in South Street bridge. Cute 3-bdnn, firs,, W/D. $1300+. 729-4644.Z7/ fans, fenced yard and security, plen­ system/alarm, W/D, DW, GD, and 3 June. 1 bdrm, clean, inexpensive, appliances & cable hookup. ty of room. Call Andy or Nick @ baths. Located behind Powelton on great location, 211 n 36th IF, Call Condition is excellent. Available Drexel University- 33rd & 387-2926/1/ Pearl Sir. For more info call any­ 387-8I69./8/ Sept 1st, $795/mo. Call Linda @ Powelton renovated houses- 2 bdrm time. 387-4805./7/ 544-1359./3/ ($675/mo), 3 bdrm ($875/mo.) Gas LOOKING TO MOVE INTO Summer Sublease! 2 females to ht. Avail 9/1/91. Call 887-3045./9/ THE COURTS APARTIVIENTS? Apartment for sublet . 37th & share huge bdrm in a 4 bdrm house, Apartment for Rent: 2115B Arch Call me and I'll let you in on a great Lancaster, one bdrm, 3 room layout, W/D in apt. Huge LR/ kitchen, 2 St. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, LR, DR, Drexel University- near dorms- deal 387-3926 or leave a message. newly renovated, tile kitchen & full baths. Cable TV, AC, Beautiful and kitchen, AC, W/D, deck & 3200 Block Summer Street. Spring or Summer./l/ bath, sunny, W/W carpet, great furnished place! Must see! Close to parking incl. Great location & rea­ Renovated 4-6 bedroom house, gas kitchen, close to campus, secure + campus! $250/mo. Call Esther or sonable rem!!! Call 557-6689./?/ heat, modem kitchen, W/D. Avail 2 bdrm apt. 400 N. 32nd Street. well lit, available now to Aug 31, Kim! 387-8466. Great roomies. 4/1/91. $ 1,050-$1,300/mo + util. Newly renovated $575/mo. includ­ option to renew. 400/mo. nego­ Avail June 8th !/7/ LOOK! LOOK! Rent / share Call 887-3045./8/ ing heat, 387-4137./1/ tiable and elec. Must see! Call house. 2 rooms available in a 4 Michael at 387-4967./7/ 3217 Winter Street Need 1 or 2 bdrm/ 2 bath townhouse. W/D, CA, 35th And Baring- large studio & people in 5 BR/2 bath house. Cable, cable, fireplace, roofdeck, one bdrm apts available in quaint microwave,W/D $175-$225. Move Queensvillage, on street parking. bldg. Freshly painted, hdw. tloors, in during break if needed. Call 387- $175/mo + util. 574-S722./2/ tile bath & pullman kitchen. 9177./5/ Laundry in bldg. Heat inc. Studio mm. Olympus Summer Sublet June Ist-Aug 31st. from $325+, One bdrm from $400+. Sum m er rental Powelton June- 3225 Powelton, I large bdrm, clean, Call923-6677./l/ "Your One-Stop Greek Shop" Sept; Lovely, secure, 4 bdrm, 1 1/2 very reasonable rent, close to cam­ bath townhouse, partially furnished, pus, call during the day- 590-8931, Large two bdrm apt on campus, yard, basement, W/D, DW. $850+ evening 386-9304./3/ CA, all appliances and parking 399-0698 EVES, 447-6313 days./2/ space- 964-1979. (evenings) O ur store is com pletely stocked New renovated Bi-level Apt. 4 Apartment for sublet. Available bdrms, 2 tile baths, eat-in kitchen, R o o m m a t e s w ith thousands of fraternity June 1st. $410/mo for 1 bdrm, 3414 large LR,W/D, H-W, gas heat, secu­ Baring. Call 222-0588. /5/ rity system, cable ready. Avail now! a n d sorority item s. $950/mo,+ Call Tony @ 662- Roommate needed to share large 0405./1/ one bdrm starting in June, with option to renew lease in Sept, 36th D rexel A rea to MUST SEE! Great location! Sportsw ear • N ovelties • Jew elry & Powelton, $275/mo, includes Spacious 1 bdrm apt for rent. A rt M useum Area heat and hot water. Call 222-0864 Perfect for female non-smokers + and leave message,/6/ Studio Apartment to 5 airy LR, w/ high ceilings, W/D in 40th Street, betw een building at no charge. Located on Your own 12’ X 12’ room! Large bedroom house 34th St across from Towers. $550+ closet, big backyard, storage space. W alnut and Locust Rents starting at $300 util. Call Cara 662-0522./3/ 34th & Baring. Available May 1st. 2 2 2 - 8 0 8 8 Call Jeff (® 222-2211./3/ includes heat and hot water. Sublet from May to September: O pen every day Great location, close to campus- ROOMMATE NEEDED: _ for 382-RENT 3415 Race Street, Your own spa­ summer term or sooner. You’ll have cious, sunny room. Rent only $200. your own room w/ a bay window in Fireplace and bay window in room. a large spacious house located on Cantact Jaya or Yasmin @ 662- 38th and Lancaster Avenue. 0877./8/ Neighbors are friendly. The house is three floors w/ a large living Safe, Clean, Affordable room, pool table, a large open Apartmant Available. 3400 block kitchen, 3 baths, and W/D, Call of Race Street on Drexel Security 222-3442 after 5pm,/7/ Route. Small pets welcome. Rent includes heat and hot water. Call Needed one roommate to cut 664-7779./7/ down expense for the June- Aug time period. Great location & For Rent: A 6 bdrm and a 2 bath cheap rent. Also, you will have house. Recently renovated, back your own room. Call 222-5835./6/ yard, deck, DW, W/D, Upper Powelton Village. Call 668- Roommate needed- Own room iti a 1945./1/ 2 bdrm apt. 33rd & Baring. W/D, DW, Newly renovated apt building. Studio, 38th + Baring Streets, Call David or Ed, 386-2267./6/ nice, clean apt in quiet, secure

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Roommate Wanted: Furnished Rent is $ 182/mo. +util. Room avail­ Work-study position available in Earn while you learn(P/T)- Join Three speed Men’s bike (Hercules- apt. Available June 15th. Powelton able April 21. Call Dan at 222-4612 particle physics lab. Electronics the #1 growth company that is English bike) USED and in very Ave. Have option to renew in fall. for more info./7/ experience desirable. Good experi­ sweeping America. TTiis explosive good condition - $65.00. Call after $225/mo includes util. Call anytime ence. Make your own hours. Call “baby boomer” market is looking six PM. 624-1604./I/ and leave a message. 387-896S./4/ SEX! SEX! SEX! Now that I have Dr. Lane @ 895-1545 or Mike for serious inquires from the above your attention let me tell you about Mittelbrunn @ 895-6862./1/ average student. Call 1-800-869- Sony DT3 Discman w/ radio. Graduating Senior Wanted As A the best apartment on campus. One 35S9./7/ Sure Surround Sound Processor. Roommate! Drexel Alumnus (89) room in a 5 bedroom apartment. Summer jobs- Willow Grove Sony FH-7 MKII compact compo­ in Bensalem looking for roommate Fireplace and bay window in room. Area. Warehouse, retail and cleri­ Pay your own tuition working nent stereo system. to share 2 bdrm apt. W/D, DW, Rent is only $200- what a bargain. I cal, $7.00 per hour plus overtime. part-time. Be your own boss while Avanti fridge. parking for $300/mo + elec. am desperate and will negotiate. Call 659-4822 for appt. /6/ working your own hours. We’re Schwinn ‘89 12-speed. Call 222- Minutes from 1-95 and Turnpike. Located 34th and Race in charming looking for above average students 6791./2/ Available September 1st. Cali Ed building with balconies. Contact Bright, energetic, healthy (non­ who are tired of the traditional job @ 639-5616./2/ Mimi or Kristin at 382-3228. smoking) person to work in CC setting. Serious inquires only call Mac SE w/ Hardisk, software Females preferred but try us any­ office. Must be highly organized, 1-800-869-3589./7/ (including Excel) and manuals. Call Roomate needed immediately. way!!! PLEASE!!/?/ proficient at data entry. Computer Corinna @ 386-4316 and leave May 5th - whenever. Excellent off literate/ Word Perfect A Plus. Must Services offered, professional typ­ message, (graduating and must campus. 3 bdrm apt. non-smoking 2 roommates wanted for be great with children and want to ing services, resumes, legal, medi­ sell)./l/ male or female. Large apt. w/ LR, spring/sum m er terms. Each w/ make a difference. $5/hr. Now- cal, word processing, dictation, and DR, sunroom, deck, large kitchen, own room in large secure 3 bdrm Sept. Great opportunity for college miscellaneous clerical. Reasonable Sony D-9 Discman. Great shape. W/W carpet, W/D in bldg. $332/mo apt. W/D. D/W in apt. $225. P/P student. 563-4040./4/ rates. Call Tanita 747-0157./7/ Includes connection to a home sy»- + util. Call Anthony or Maria @ Call 387-2461./2/ tem. $90. Call Jeff 222-2211./3/ 660-9435./4/ Tutors Needed- ARCHBISHOP Summer jobs for the environ­ Room for rent immediately: big RYAN SCHOOL FOR THE HEAR­ m ent. Campaign in 80 cities Macintosh for sale: Macintosh SE 4 3 -f Chestnut. $ 175/mo. Lease room in nice size apt close to cam­ ING IMPAIRED (35TH AND nationwide for strong environment with internal 20 meg hard drive. until 8/31 w/ option to renew. Heat, pus, air cond, $182.00+. No security SPRING GARDEN STS) IS IN legislature. Call 1-800-75-EARTH Offer includes an ImageWriter II hot water, own 1/2 bath incl. Cable deposit! Recent opening. Call 386- NEED OF STUDENTS TO for on-campus interview./2/ printer and a bundle of software + HBO avail. @ $12/mo. Plenty of 1627./4/ TUTOR THE CHILDREN. Sign including word processing, graph­ free parking. On site management, language is not used. You are asked B-O-O-M Are you ready for the ics, desktop publishing, spread­ laundry room and bike room. Roommate Wanted: to share 1 to give one hour a week between 9 *’91 explosion? Need Cash? Part- sheets, and programming applica­ Thriftway around corner. Acme 2 bdrm in 3400 block of Powelton am and 2:30 pm , Mon-Fri. For Time & Full-Time Positions. Earn tions. The Mac and printer are both blocks away. Shopping center Ave. $250/mo (util inc), cable, info: Call Sr Dorothy 590-8760 at big bucks. Make own hours. Call in excellent condition. Call Bill @ across street. Drexel shuttle-t- Septa should be male, non-smoker, call Newman Center or call the school Mark Affleck 338-2890./3/ 386-5363./4/ stop outside. Free office desk and Mike or Gerry at 386-7308./2/ 387-1711./7/ chair in good condition. Call Paul Musician wanted. Musician need­ Desktop Publishing Svstem: IBM @ 387-7861./5/ 3318 Arch St.3-2-1 roommates Business Expanding. Need Self ed for Sunday Morning Worship 2876 12 MHZ, 2MBRAM, 20" needed to share 2 bdrm apt. motivated people to earn F/T money Service with the Asbury Protestant Xereox Dual page monitor, 40MB Roommate needed to share 6 Excellent location, great opportunity for PAT work. For more information Ministry at 11 AM in 226 Creese. 19ms HD. Isrunning windows 3.0 + bdrm hou.se. Great location, great for spring term. Apt has wash/dry, call 666-6224./3/ This position requires the leading of pagemaker + corel Draw. Works price. Call243-l262./3/ GD , ceiling fan ventilation, sun singing and meditational music. great! $2I(X). Call 387-5361./2/ deck, modem kitchen with wet bar. A volunteer is needed to assist the Guitar or keyboard preferred. Wanted!!! Female roommate! Great security, top floor. Rent is Social Worker at Rudolphy with his $30.00 per week. Please contact the Cannon AE-I Program + Cannon Will have your own room @ a $305/mo. per person + electric and records. Time would be giving Ashburt Office for more informa­ 15mm F1.8 Lens. Technics 5 CD prime location- 33rd and Powelton! phone. Excellent place to stay- place about 2 hours on either Tues. ,Wed. tion. (895-2522)/!/ turntable CD Flayer.$220. Sony Rent is extremely REASONABLE! is huge and on campus. Call or Thurs. The residence for the Dual tapedeck autoreverse and Call 387-874 L/3/ today!!! 386-9685. Ask for Judy or blind is located at 38th and Work-study student needed for autorecord. $180. Like new. Call Denise./l/ Powelton. If you can volunteer, Asbury Protestant Ministry- 226 387-5361./I/ Roommate needed for 1 bdrm in 2 please see Sr. Dorothy at the Creeses. Hours flexible- general bdrm apt. 3632 Powelton Ave. 32nd & Powelton- Female room­ Newman Center: 590-8760./2/ office duties. Call the office for HP Diskwriter Printer for 2nd floor. Newly renovated and mate needed, non-smoker. Own details (895-2522)/6/ Macintosh w/ AppleTalk for sale. very comfortable. Rent is $225/mo bdrm in a 2 bdrm apt. needed ASAP ENTREPRENEURS. Make $3000 Brand new still in box. $620. Call + small amount for util. If interest­ please call 382-3020./1/ per month. Sell Students of Cruise Ship Jobs; Hiring Men- David @ 222-6695 or best offer./l/ ed, call Lucy @ 222-5945 between America Sunglasses to retail stores Women, summer/ year round. 8 am and 8:45 am and between 7 Summer Sublease Must to see to anywhere in the U.S.A. No INV. Photographers, tour guides, recre­ NINTENDO with 15 games and 2 pm and 9 pm./3/ Believe!!! 2 Female roommates REQ. Write P.O. BOX 70 , ation personnel. Excellent pay plus plastic cartridge holders. Almost needed to share 1 huge bdrm in 4 Tualatin. OR. 97062./3/ FREE travel, Caribbean, Hawaii, new. $300 call Leonard <® 387- Housemates needed immediately. bdrm furnished house. Great rom- Bahamas, South Pacific, Mexico. 3120./3/ Your own spacious, sunny room mates, huge living room and Salesperson: Women’s Shoes. Call Now! Call refundable. 1-206- with fireplace and bay window. kitchen, 2 bathrooms, wash/dry, Well established, high volume, 736-7000, Ext. 600N2/7/ IMAGEWRITERI $300. Call Close to campus- 3415 Race Street. cable TV, great location, very clean, woman’s shoe store seeking a high­ Uonard(® 387-3120./3/ Rent is only $200. Contact Jaya or modern appliances, $250/person. ly motivated individual to sell very Need Cash? Learn how to make Yasmin@662-0877./9/ Available June 7th-Spet 18th. 3214 fashionable women’s shoes in their $Hundreds letting your answering MacPlus and ImageWriter II. Powelton. 222-5838 ask for Esther Center City store. Great $$$! machine do all the work. Both in good condition. Asking A fourth roomie is needed to orKim./3/ Flexible Hours. Call Cheryl at 567- Guaranteed cash weekly! Send a $1200 for package. 222-8739. Ask share a two bdrm apt with W/W 3247./3/ S.A.S.E. and $5 (handling) for com­ for Rob./2/ carpet, AC, and W/D available from Roommate needed for plete details to: Student tapes. Suite spring term to June 1992 ( will be spring/summer terms. 32nd $ Room & board in exchange for 212, 883 Cooper Landing Road, Twin Beds- like new oroginally flexible for the right person). The Hamilton, new 3 bdrm Apt, AC, before and after school child care. Cherry Hill, NJ 08002/7/ bought from IKEA. Mattress includ­ apt is located @ 311 N. 33rd St. dishwasher, wash/dry, cable, securi­ Mon thru Fri. Non-smoker. Close ed. For more info call Pam @ 222- Rent is $179+ util. Call 222- ty system, driveway + garage, back- to public transportation. Begin Part-time administrative assis­ 2S32./6/ 2993.Z3/ yard+ deck. $270/mo. Call Denny 9/91. 667-4251./2/ tant. Good communication & @ 386-3921./5/ MAC skills required. $5.75/hr. Call HP DeskWriter Brand new still in Roommate wanted for Wanted-100 people interested in 895-1646 for an appointmant./7/ box w/ cable. $620. Call David @ spring/summer terms. Own room 1-2 people: Own room or share losing weight.. Earn money while 222-6695./1/ in large .secure 3 bdrm apt. W/D, room (we’re flex.) at 3217 Winter you loose weight. Doctor approved. Do you have work-study money, DW in apt. $225 per mo. For mor- St. 5 bdrm/2 bath house, LR, DR, Call 552-8124./1/ and can’t Tmd the job you want. einfocall 387-2461./7/ kitchen, wash/dry, cable, Work for the Triangle and use that Speakers. KEF C7S’s new and in microwave, and much more. $175- money, all types of jobs avalible perfect condition, unmatchable Two roommates needed to share a $225 depending on setup. Move in 895-2936, 3010 MacAlister. sound quality. Call Nick or Andy huge bdrm in a 2 bdrm apt. Avai break if needed. 387-9177./4/ @ 387-2926./1 / for summer term. Option torenew F o r S a l e lease. Great location on Race street Female needed for spring and Emerson Quiet Kool Air across from dorms. Backyard, W/D summer terms. On campus loca­ Conditioner. New, still in the box, in apt. $280 per person-neg. Call tion, reasonable record! Call Kelly 40th Anniversary Topps Baseball only $245 or best offer. Warm mist 387-8307./2/ at 386-7806 for more info./l/ Cards: unopened wax boxes and humidifier, $10. Call Carlos @ individual cards from first printing 386-4316 and leave message./l/ Female needed for spring and Room m ate needed . Will have are available. Chance to win card summer terms. On campus loca­ own room in 6 bdrm Row-house from prior 39 sets. Have already Table and Chairs- Black IKEA tion, reasonable record! Call Kelly located near 32nd and Hamilton. found card from 1967. Call 222- table 31” X 47”, 4 black folding at 386-7806 for more info./l/ 4681./5/ Rent is $ 182/mo. +util. Room avail­ chairs (IKEA) Price negotiable. In able April 21. Call Dan at 222-4612 very good condition. Call 386- Room m ate needed . Will have for more info./7/ 27” Stereo TV w/ remote (GE), 6413./4/ own room in 6 bdrm Row-house extended warranty, only 3 months located near 32nd and Hamilton. old, $400, contact Greg @ 387- Wedding Gown- White satin, long 549Q./2/ train, size 10-12. Matching veil. $350. 745-8543 except Saturday./3/ M emory Upgrades 1983 Pontiac 2000-Sunbird. Very dependable and great condition. 1985 Kawasaki Ninja 600R GC. TM ‘Backup ^ Sendees Exclusive, not exp ^ ve 72K miles on it. Graduating, must New Metzlers, chain, Kerker ex., Macintosh sell. Asking $1250. Phone: 222- O^odems, 9hr(C ‘D isks Wcsiyleityowrway $2500 19K miles. 729-6726. Ask 0339./3/ for James./2/ y^ree phone consuCtations Mustang LX ‘85, loaded, runs “SpecifUpricesfiirn^ . MAC SE S12K for sale. Excellent great. $2500 or best offer. Call Mac Plus/SE memory condition! Hardly used. Call Jackie fustomersonly'' 387-4349./6/ 1-^ 2.5MB $100 A . @ 386-6368.Z7/ Old Mac for sale cheap. Must sell Yamaha YZ250 Dirt Bike.Great 1-^4 MB $200 H/'. now. Call Laura and leave a mes­ shape. Kept by mechanic. Call (215) 386-2257 sage. 386-4801./I/ includes iMtalUtlon Greg at 243-0232 for info. PI The Triangle • April 26,1991 • 25

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Sony RM-X2 CD changer con­ Found in Dragon’s Den. A cam­ Jonathon- Just think... Only 6 Amy @ thw Newman Center. 590- Bisexuals at Drexel- hold weekly troller for Sony 10-disc trunk play­ era. To claim it go to the Triangle weeks from now you could hear 8760./4/ meetings in 201 Creese Student ers. All mounting hardware. In office, 3010 MacAlister. peeper frogs in Oregon! Hang in Baccalaureate Ma.ss: Graduating Center from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM. original box. $100. Call evenings there, Jenn. seniors, if you would like to plan Our office is located in MacAlister 265-4979. Ask for Keith./2/ Lost: brown cloth wallet and participate in the Baccalaureate Hall room 3015 with office hours on Wednesday @ 11:00 AM. Keep the IDM E. Do you mind leaving your Mass for Graduation (Mass is at Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sony AM/FM Stereo Cassette cash, the checks are cancelled, but telephone # the next time you call? 5:30 pm Sat, June 15.) Please call and Fridays, our phone number is Super Walkman Model WM- please give the wallet back. Call You do eh!! Doc. Fr. Brinkman @ the Newman 895-2063. All arc welcome. FIOOII. Rechargable battery w/ greg@ 222-8500./I/ Center. 590-8760./3/ Confidentiality is assured./?/ charger. Carrying case and AC Jen - Don't forget that when you power adaptor inclluded. Like new A small brown wallet with 2 zip­ need me I'm only a phone call Field Day with Ryan School. The Drexel University Amateur and in original box. Originally over pers on it was lost on Thursday away. Life's not always like a torna­ Friday, May 24th 11:30 am-2:30 Radio Club is looking for people $130, asking $80. Call evenings March 7. If found please call Sue do and it's not always a bed of roses pm. Students needed to help orga­ interested in radio and electronics to 265-4979. Ask for Keith./I/ Froman @ 744-4738. I would real­ but when you least expect it every­ nize the games, be judges for the get involved. An Amateur Radio ly appreciate recovering any parts thing falls into place and it all turns prizes, and give out food, etc. If license is not required. We can train Printer for sale- Excellent print you may have found./2/ outo.k. -Dan. you can come between those times, you and help you get a license. You quality, much better than contact Sr. Dorothy @ the Newman don’t need to know Morse code for bnageWriter II. Comes with some Lost- Black prescription sunglasses. Stacey - We’ll have to pick out a Center. 590-8760./5/ a license. Leave a message @ 895- other goodies. Only for $200, brand If found please call 222-0470./2/ set of matching towels for the bath­ 2596 or come to our meeting on new. Call Sam @ 896-4638 room.— <8 Drexel Univ. Fencing Club meets Wednesdays at noon in the Amateur between 6:00-9:30 PM./2/ Found in Stein Auditorium- Nesbitt Mondays & Wednesdays 4-6 in Radio office at the top of the 4th Hall: If you lost a watch please All hail John J.! - the new Dance Studio B. the club is current­ floor stairs for more details./?/ “87 Two Door VW Jetta One- show up at FNF this week and claim Messiah! ly seeking new members to train for owner Immaculately conditioned. il.ni an upcoming tournament, no experi­ Tutors Needed- ARCHBISHOP 37,000 miles. 5-speed. Sunroof, Annoying Man - get off my ence necessary, fil RYAN SCHOOL FOR THE HEAR­ Mitsubishi stereo. $5500 nego­ Personals f!@#ing back! - * ING IMPAIRED (35TH AND tiable. Call 247-6660./3/ IVavel- Paris- Sorbonne. B.E.C. SPRING GARDEN STS) IS IN To the pledges of rZZ- Good Justus, Juster, Justerama, doing the study abroad program: July or NEED OF STUDENTS TO Stereo system- includes pre-amp, Luck pledging. If you ever need August 1991. Live @ Cite’ TUTOR THE CHILDREN. Sign tuner, turntable, 145/ch power amp, Just-thing! Happy Birthday! Late- anything just give me a call. Or just Madame P. Universitaire, take classes at language is not used. You arc asked custom rack, loudspeakers w/ 18 give me a call anytime. Sorbonne, excursions and meals to give one hour a week between 9 drivers. All electronics $850, loud­ Your Sweetheart included. $1,900. Call 259-9600 am and 2:30 pm , Mon-Fri. For speakers $650, both $1400. Call Jen (Luke), Happy Birthday! - Dan Debbi for brochure./5/ info: Call Sr Dorothy 590-8760 at 222-1198-/3/ Newman Center or call the school To the pledge of AOn- Good Luck Eric & Mondo- Don’t be throwin’ Need a math tutor? For help with 387-1711./?/ Fish tank- designer 15-gallon fresh­ Pledging (you're gonna need it)-Dan any undergraduate math course, Call water with power filter and all those 3-2,6-4 disses my way! Love ya Melissa. 232-1636. AskforBill./l/ Service projects: short term or long accessories. Includes 8 assorted Another old saying for SPA - "The term. Contact the Newman Center fish. $99 O.B.O. 222-1198./3/ Showq Must Go On."...... *sigh* SAILING TEAM- Practices are for more information 590-8760./7/ Sandman- Reason #43 not to eat oh well.. candy in the theatre: When you held every Monday and Thursday in Enjoy the benents of working out the late afternoon. If you are inter­ at home any time you want! I am drop it on your seat and sit on it, it Micheal, Jonathan, Dan, Andre, melts. XX Petunia Gotcha!!! ested please contact either erin @ Information selling a used Soloflex weight sys­ Jimand the rest of the squad- Stay 222-3442 or Brett @ 590-8971./7/ tem. Package includes basic gym gold, and good luck next sea.son. Sunday Mass: At the Newman plus the leg workout attachment. Phi Mu Sisters, Get psyched for the JDN Volunteers Needed: Wed., May Center 11:(X) AM all are welcome to Price is $600 or best offer. Please formal tonight! See you there! 1st, 3:00 PM Rudolphy Residence join us./?/ call Jason at 233-0742 and leave a "Why Me?" by I Don't Know ASA Pledge Nancy- Thanx $ my b- for the Blind. We need students to message./2/ play Bingo and visit with the resi­ day celebration...should we order "A tree that iiever falls is a tree that dents. We will leave the Newman HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS Mac SE dual drive w/ keyboard & another round of margaritas? stands tall, but a tree that stands tall Center about 2:45 pm and return SUMMER? Jet there anytime for mouse. Perfect condition. $950. Hopefully all the action shots will isn't always a tree that will never develop good. Love ya. Ami. PS fall." around 4:30 pm. If you can go $160 with AIRHITCH® (as report­ 222-6317 ask for Jim./1/ Keep Smiling. -Unknown please sign up at the Newman ed in the NY Times & Let’s Go!) Center. Or call 590-8760 and ask AIRHITCH® 464-1377./2/ 198S Mercury Lynx, 57K miles. for Sr. Dorothy or Amy./2/ Auto, PS, AM/FM cass. Jeff- I thought I’d give you some­ Announcements thing to read & pique your interest... Summer in Europe from $276 $I800(neg). Good condition. I'm still volunteering to make those Volunteers needed; Wed., May 8th each way on a discounted scheduled Graduating senior is getting a new shorts 4 U. No it’s not a lame 7:00PM, H.M.S. School for airlines to Europe from car. Call Jim @ 895-2990(day) or Opportunity of a lifetime!! excuse to get my hand in your Meeting every Monday for I hr. Children with Cerebral Palsy. We Philadelphia. Call (800) 325- 386-7904(night)./7/ need students to do arts and crafts pants!!! Luv, the girl with the Starting @ 7:15 pm. You got to 2026./?/ “CAT’eyes. PS.Where R the pic’s? with the children and visit them. SEGA GENESIS CARTRIDGES: take a look at this!!! Call Doug @ Van will leave the newman Center Find A JOB! Corporate Directory John Madden Football, Celtics- 387-8169 for info. Leave name and To campus News Ian Broverman, at 6:30 PM and return around 8:30 w/ 500 Componay Addresses, Lakers Basketball, Eswat and more number if no answer./2/ Campus Editor Ian Broverman, The PM. If you are interested sign up at Points of contact, FAX & telephone - - great prices. Call George @ 243- Campus News Editor ian The Environmental Forum the Newman Center or call 590- #'s. $19.95. 1-800-477-F1ND./2/ 0232./2/ 8760, ask for Amy or Sr. Broverman, Campus Newsman Ian Committee presents “Setting an Broverman, That Campus Guy Ian Dorothy./2/ Experienced Professional Editor K2 TRC, 185 SKIS, Marker M36 Environmental Agenda: A Mayoral Broverman, Campusian Ian will read and correct your term bindings, Lange TSI boots- size 8- Candidates Forum” to be held: Broverman, Ian “Campus News” Z ed’s psycho W ard is now on papers, theses, and written assign­ Like new, at sale for low price. Call April 25, 1991 at the Mandell Broverman, Campus Dude Ian Sunday nights at midnight! Tune in ments. Spelling, punctuation, 387-6513./6/ Theatre, 33rd and Chestnut streets. Broverman, The Cantor of the 7:00-9:00 pm. Moderator: Mike for 3 hours of hard rock and metal grammar, and content corrected. Campus News Ian Broverman, Ian on the radio! You can’t afford to Adam Tait. (609) 795-3672./4/ Attn: Engineering Majors, hp 275 Weilbacher, host WHYY’s Earth Broverman Man About Campus, Le miss it. 91.7FMWKDU. “Turn it Scientiflc Calculator for sale. Brand Talk. Agenda: 7:00 - 8:00pm. Homme de Campus Ian Broverman, up to eleven”/6/ new, too many functions to list. $90 Candidates respond to questions Campus Deity Ian Broverman, CALL YOUR DATE at the bookstore, for sale at $60. from the Environmental Forum Campus News & Swell Guy Ian Committee. 8:00 - 9:00 pm. Need career advice? Call the 65«/min. 976-3111 Call 222-0577 and ask for Jason/2/ Drexel Career Service Center @ Broverman, Jesus of the Campus Candidates respond to questions 590-8633 or stop by at 3210 Cherry WOMEN FREE: Call Page Ian Broverman, The Rock that from the audience. Don't miss diis 1978 Toyota Corolla SW. 135K Street. Career Work shops available 645-0630 or 645-0823 Anchors Us All Ian Broverman, and opportunity to ask the candidates miles, rust but runs very well. throughout the term. We’re working Administrative Brownnoser Ian your questions and express your 300.00. Call Todd at 222-0588 or hard so that you will be too!/7/ ALTERNATIVE leave a message./2/ Broverman: GET A LIFE! -Chris concems!/!/ Elliot. LIFESTYLES Computer Science & Math GLBD- Gays, Lesbians, And 85«/mln, 976-3311 W a n t e d Elf-breath(?)- Well, my cookies are Society Meetings are held. Fridays only half-baked. Be prepared for 1:00 pm in Commonwealth 506./6/ Plan Number Four! Weight set of about 100 Ibr a Interfaith Baccalaureate: dumbbell exercise set. I n no Elliott- Dijon Mustard? The wipe­ Graduating seniors and Graduate -U iM tOlympusjii— more than another 110 lbs. evenly out chick. students: If you would like to incremented by 5’s, lO’s, 25’s. If helpin the planning and participate you have them, make me an offer!!! Congradulations Jena Bulleri and in the Baccalaureate( to be held Sat., PBOnSSIONAL SiaEEN nUNTIIIO 386-7573 Daniel. Chuck Browne on your engage­ June 15 @ 7:30 pm) Please cantact tIMMt ■pailflwylaf ment. Sr. Dorothy @ the Newman Center. Wanted: Apple Macintosh 590-8760./3/ Computer. S.E. model preferrred Jen F. Apologies! Didn’t mean to but will consider other models. “Beat your heart”. You still look Newman Nights: Thursday nights Contact Dave Emig 646-9200 EXT awesome. Find #2. Hint: One let­ @ the Newman Center: 6:00 401 (work) or 256-9259 after 5 ter away. Liturgy followed by dinner and a PM./3/ presentation / discussion. Sign up at AUTO RENTAL Hey Baby- things are moving along the Newman Center and call to find WANTED — Macintosh computers sooo sweetly. Thanx for you. out the program for the week. All University Weekend Specia and peripherals wanted. High price Looking forward to an intense are invited. 590-8760./7/ and immediate cash offered. weekend. But let’s still have fun. From 79** inc. CDW, PAI Whether working or not, new or To us & sailing! Love Dorothy. Visit the Elderly: Sunday. May 400 miles Free used. Call Joe 609-273-1357 any- Hey I almost forgot, 19th, Holy family Home, 3:00 pm. • —UWfcMCI WUICttMT ^33 We rent to qualified time./8/ Congradulations!!! Celebrate the birthdays with the res­ ■ ® drivers 21-25 yr. idents. If you can come to give out wMMinon t CAanecKMrtiMCcme Derek- In case 1 forget to tell you, I the cake and ice cream and play Call for prior approval had a really good time tonight. games and visit with the people, call 446-6200 473-0800 26 • The Triangle • April 26,1991

B eijing review w as fairly and ethically w ritten PERSPECTIVE Continued from page 19 vation that “...the Penn students plex. Perchance fine dining is ‘unkind’ and ‘nongentle’ views college students' standards. know something that Mr. [sic] their motivation. Perhaps a more in light of the restaurant owner’s With the knowledge that most Smith does not.” Out of respect, fitting word, convenience, is the special educational status? Is CALL students are on a limited budget, and my distaste for arguments operational and unifying concept such preferred treatment con­ it is only fair to warn them of ad hominem, I will refrain from within all the above examples. ducive to the “objective” and F O R questionable service and cuisine; that scathing remark; rather I Surely the most disturbing unbiased judgment that Dr. tiiere are too many other restau­ will provide examples that paral­ aspect of Dr. McCray’s letter McCray himself says is being ENTRIES rants in University City which lel it: 1) Drexel students contin­ was the manner in which he taught at Drexel? I only hope provide consistent food and ser­ ue to frequent the ‘Love Truck’ chose to close it. In his final that a diploma from our univer­ vice to its patrons. on 32 Street. Are we to conclude paragraph he concluded “...this sity should not be synonymous I wished to include a scathing that the uoick upholds all dining was a cheap shot at a good with such exceptions. rebuttal to Dr. McCray’s obser- and service standards? 2) Drexel restaurant and was uncalled for, students continue to frequent the particularly since one of the K.G. cafeteria (and I use this word owners is a Drexel alumnus.” Is Biology. '95 loosely), located in the basement (real name withheld by Bring the W orld Dr. McCray implying that Ms. of our Creese/MacAlister com­ Smith’s review should recant request) Into Your Hom e!

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D U beats Lehigh, H ofstra and G -tow n, D iapolo scores four

Sumanth Addagarla record this .season. the ladies were in vicious form. Dragons were not in a mood to eight-goal burst, highlighted by let the visitors off the hook. Also five second-half goals by Triangle Sports Writer Hosting Lehigh on Tuesday, They completely outclassed the Lisa Dipaolo led the team with a Flying Dutchwomen from scoring in that gam e were Armstrong gave the ladies a The womens lacrosse team is strong four-goal, one assist Hofstra with excellent play, Coletta Gerstemeier, Tracey spirited 14-7 win. warming up for the playoffs. game. Jen Brandi's three goals scoring 16 times. Mandy Kinsley. Beth Mastrocola and The Lady Dragon.s conclude They hit a hot streak last week ensured a 11-8 Dragon win. Armstrong (six goals and two for the first time this season their season with a 1:00 pni winning the three games they Robin Orosz. in goal made sev­ assists) and Brandi (five goals Gina Gerhard. home game against Bucknell. played. They sneaked past enteen saves to keep the Lehigh and five assists) played havoc on The team travelled to The ECC playoffs arc sched­ Lehigh, pulverized Hofstra and ladies at bay. the Hofstra defense scoring Georgetown on Tuesday and uled for May 4, when they take fought back to heat Georgetown On Saturday, with the rain almost at will With twenty-one were trailing by a goal (6-7) on the Blue Hens from Delaware to ensure a better than .500 heralding the start of the game. saves by Orosz, the Lady midway through the game. An in the first round. Reiner accepts Tennis confldent about tournam ent Continued from page 28 Brody, a senior who plays num­ highlight moments from senior ber one, went 2-6, 3-6 against co-captain Matt Hakim, juniors Drexel Scholarship been very optimistic about the Central Connecticut, the top Dave Malinowski, Sunny upcoming matches. “Though our ECC team. Greg Fink, a junior Chaddha, Michael Mogavero Gordon, PA, native Leslie ment to the backcourt. She plays record does not reflect it, this is playing number two, has been and sophomore Matt Kehler. II Reiner has accepted a scholar­ with great enthusiasm and desire a very competitive team. They strong in several outings, includ­ ho Pak, Phay Philaczek and ship offer from Drexel and has an excellent feel for the know they’re in a match when ing a three set win against John Gatter round out the 1990- University Head Women’s game. Leslie jx)s.sesses the ver­ they play us,” Laverson said. Lafayette. The freshman doubles 9,1 roster.. 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Hofstra Broncs score 12 in first, Fiore goes eight scoreless

pounds John Van Ness pitchers to do,” said Head Coach Don Maines. "He threw strikes Of The Triangle and moved the ball in and out all Baseball is a game controlled day. Watching him today was DU like watching an instruction by the elements of nature. Those video on pitching.” John Van Ness elements are things that a team can not prepare for. There is no “We were very happy with his O f The Triangle logical reason for why elements performance. He’s not the type of nature work against a young of pitcher who will overpower Offense was the name of team like Drexel's. There is just guys. He relied on control and the game Tuesday afternoon at no way to explain it other than location to get the job done,” Drexel Field, as Drexel m en’s to say ‘w hen y o u ’re hot, and said pitching coach Joe lacrosse team had a long after­ when your not your not.” Sottolano. “He and the other noon losing to the Hofstra In dealing with those ele­ pitchers will be seeing a lot Flying Dutchmen, 21-11. ments, all one can hope for is more work in the remaining part Despite the its lopsided out­ luck. The only luck the Drexel of the season.” come, the game was actually a Dragons have had has been hard Meanwhile, on the offensive tight one fin the first two luck, as they encountered most side of things, the Dragons period. Hofstra drew first of nature’s elements in their last failed to produce. To make mat­ blood with a goal at the 4:27 few games. ters worse. Rider starting pitcher mark in the first period. n <■ n ^ TIM DAILEVn'RIANGLE Drexel s Derek Gibbons and The Dragons struggled Jim Schlotter turned in a Drexel answered Hofstra’s Garth Little shown here on offense at a recent home game. through a soggy three-game sparkling performance. Schlotter goal 13 seconds later when series with The University of went seven innings, allowing Terry M cGurk .scored a goal the period with a 4-3 advantage. game in the third quarter by Maryland, Baltimore County, three runs, four hits, two walks assisted by Walt Hopkin. Hofstra netted two more goals scoring ten unanswered goals. last weekend, and were victim­ and four strikeouts. Just 1:52 later, Hofstra in the first two minutes of the Drexel managed to regroup in ized by deceptive winds Tuesday “I think they [the team) kind recaptured the lead. Derek second quarter to expand the the final quarter, but fourth as they lost, 12-3, to the Rider of packed in the tent a little Gibbons goal 10:06 into the lead to 6-3. Hofstra made two quarter goals by McGurk, Broncs. early, offensively. We had a period tied the game at 2-2, more goals before the period Drew Fader and three by Jeff Tuesday’s game was decided great effort by Fiore to keep us and Dan Grey’s goal at the was over and the Dragons Giza proved to be too little early, as the Broncs touched up in the game if we could have got 12:06 mark gave Drexel a scored three more goals by and too late. Drexel starting pitcher Robert some more runs,” Maines said. momentary lead. Hofstra Gibbons. The score at the end of Drexel will host the Kemp for all 12 of their runs in “It takes a special kind of team scored 35 seconds later to tie the first half’was 8-6, Hofstra’s Engineers of Lehigh tomorrow the opening inning. The Broncs to go out there and give it a full the score, 3-3. The Flying favor. at Drexel Field. Game time sent 15 batters to the plate in the effort every day when your los­ Dutchmen scored again to end Hofstra ran away with the will be at I P.M. inning. The only out Kemp ing. I understand what they’re recorded in the game was a pick- going through. It’s not easy.” off of shortstop Joe Gmitter, Drexel managed to reach who led off the game by Schlotter for two run.s in the sec­ Softball staggered, G riffith nam ed drawing a walk. The next batter, ond inning. With one out, short­ Eric Garnett singled to rightfield stop Jim McNesby drew a walk Player-of-the-w eek for a second tim e and stole second base. Broncs and Lang was hit in the arm in catcher Don Mahony drove in by a Schlotter fastball. First Sumanth Addagarla game with a six-run blast which put Drexel in comm and of the the first run of the game when baseman Joe Verdi advanced the left the Dragons reeling. The game early (5-0). Tammy Kratz, he hit a triple that carried in the runners with a ground out to sec­ Triangle Sports Writer ladies could do little at their last Kim Killo, Griffith, Russell and wind to left-center field. From ond to set up a two-out. two-on The softball team slipped a bit at-bat and lost the game (2-8). Audrey Kimmel all hit and there. Rider continued to pound situation for centerfielder Jim during the course of the week. The next day, the team visited scored in the inning. Frey the ball. Gmitter singled in his Rullo. Rullo capitalized on the They ran against two fancied ECC foes Hofstra. The first pitched flawlessly until the sixth second at bat of the inning to situation by stroking a two-strike opponents and came away at the game turned out to be a battle inning, conceding two-hits and chase Kemp, who gave up a pitch into right-centerfield for a wrong end of the score-book. between the pitchers, Frey for one run (5-1). Frey though total of nine runs, seven hits, double, making the score 12-2. They did win two conference Drexel and Engmann for didn’t allow any more runs and three walks and no strikeouts, Drexel picked up their final games though, knocking off Hofstra. earned her twenty-third win of off the mound. run in the fourth inning when Hofstra in the process. East Heather Frey gave up an early the season. Billy Kelly followed, and McNesby got on with a one-out Coast Conference (ECC) honors run (in the second inning) which The ladies were 28-9 after the pitched to three batters. With the single. Lang followed by reach­ continue to pour in, with Kelli the ladies tied in the fourth victory over Hofstra and lead the bases loaded, Kelly walked the ing base on a hard grounded that Griffith being named the ECC inning when Barb Svanson ECC with a 9-1 record. Kratz first two batters he faced, and the third baseman misplayed. player-of-the-week, her second scored (1-1). In the bottom of (.423) and Griffith (.375) lead yielded three runs when Mike Verdi followed with a single to consecutive award. the seventh inning Drexel scored the Drexel batters, while Frey, Reenock cleared the bases and drive in McNesby. Rider retired On Friday, Adelphi visited the game-winning run, when with a 23-6 record continues to .scored on a four-base error by the next two batters to get out of Drexel field. The game came Linda Stenerson drove Cindy dominate the pitching. The right fielder Steve Lang. the inning. down to the final inning with Russell home (2-1). ladies though, dropped a couple Chris Fiore came in and the The Dragons traveled to New both teams tied. Top of the The second game a five-hit, of games on Tuesday, losing to next two Rider batters to fly out Jersey to take on Rider inning, Adelphi opened the five-error, five-run third inning Rutgers, (28-11). to end the inning. Fiore proved Wednesday and went to to be one of the few encouraging Villanova for a game on points for Drexel fans on the Thursday. Drexel will host a afternoon. Fiore went eight and three game series with Towson C rew team breeze by 25 com petitors two-thirds innings without giv­ State this weekend at Drexel Field. Saturday’s double header Triangle Sports Desk______Novice eight event by 5 seconds Marist came back over the next ing up a run on six hits, two over Fordham University. The 500 meters and was soon even walks and two strikeouts. will get underway at noon and “Chris went out there and just Sunday’s game has a 1:00 P.M. On Saturday, Drexel’s rowing Junior Varsity heavyweight eight with Drexel, but Drexel crossed did exactly what we ask all our starting time. team was victorious over 25 also showed domination at the the finish line one second ahead other teams on the Cooper River regatta by winning with a mar­ of Marist. in Camden, New Jersey. Drexel gin of about 425 feet over sec­ The Varsity men, having the dominated every event they ond place St. Joseph’s fastest qualifying time of the Tennis psyched for finals were entered in from the fresh­ University. The JV heavies day, were able to get the best Michael Mogavero Jo sep h ’s W ednesday.D rexel’s men to the Varsity boats, win­ jumped out to an early lead and lane for the final. The Varsity cooperative education system ning four events and placing just kept increasing it throughout heavies claimed the lead posi­ Special to The Triangle does not make it easy for the second in another. the duration of the 2000 meter tion at the start of the race, a There have been few sweet The day started with the race. position they would hold for the team to compete with other uni­ moments for the men’s varsity Freshmen/Novice men winning The Varsity women were dead remainder of the 2000 meters. versities, who schedule two sea­ tennis team this season. The their qualifying heat and moving even with Marist College at the For the final 1000 meters, sons each year, and are in the into the final. After the Novices, outset of the race. Drexel and Drexel increased their lead and team has posted a 2-6 record midst of their second when the Varsity lightweights and Marist continued to trade the sprinted for the final 500 meters thus far. With only one week Drexel’s season begins. lead, running neck and neck, for heavyweight men and women to increase their lead even more. remaining before the East Coast Coach A1 Laverson, who has the first 1000 meters of the race Drexel won the race by 4 boat both qualified for the final all Conference finals, the team has always stressed the psychologi­ when Drexel made a move that lengths over the second place with the fastest qualifying times only two regular season matches cal aspects of the game, has put them in the lead by about of the day. finisher. left. They host West Chester half of a boat length ( a boat The afternoon began with the Monday and travel to St. Novice men easily winning the length is approximately 60 feet). see CREW on page 27 see Tennis on page 27