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Friday, February 13, 1987 Number 16
Pickpockets caught in cafeteria Faculty M eeting bv Man N. Lutton Students and Master Plan topics Of The Tnantfir
Three males were apprehended by by Kenneth .S. Blackney Train yard have been ruled unfeasible plans were under consideration at this ' Drexel security guards on Tuesday. Of The Tnan\ due to the high cost of construction. time. The first was to demolish both ■ February 10. on suspicion of theft and Hamme said that the platform w txild buildings to make the area available , pickpocketing in the cafeteria complex University facultv and administra have to be at least 86 feet ab<.ive the for parking. The second plan would under Creese Student Center. tion met Wednesday afternoon in the ground and that access would be dif have the Freeman Building (ju,st north ‘ While on patrol, a Drexel security Patton .Auditorium in Matheson Hall ficult because the grade of the surroun of the .Armorv on 33rd St.) available ; guard noticed three males wandering to di.scuss student retension, the Cam ding streets is significantly lower than for academic use. This would qualify , from table to table during the dinner pus Ma.ster Plan studv. enrollment that. Hamme also said that the firm the University for low-interest govern rush in the cafetena. As the officer ap data, and possible uses of the newly estimates that the platform would cost ment bonds to finance needed renova- I proached. he saw one of the suspects acquired Wilford and Freemen approximatelv S98 per sqaure foot and tion. The third plan would put both I pick up a black coat. When the suspect buildings. be nearly 700.000 square feet. The buildings on the commercial office ; saw the officer drawing closer, he William Rosenberg. Professor ol platform w ould then cost betw een S77 space market. Gaither said that this | dropped the coat and began to walk History and Politics, presented the fin million and S78 million. This would plan would require the most renova- , away at a fast pace. The guard then dings of a student retension study he not include the cost of purchasing the tion and be the most costly, but that ^ contacted o(her foot and mobile patrols conducted for the University. Current air rights to the propeny from Septa. returns would also be highest. concerning the suspects who then and former students were polled to •An alternate proposal to purchase In new business Gaither accepted | Ed Reagan TriS. T/iJAjiJ3i£ began to run from the building. determine why they chose to attend adjacent land from .Amtrack w as con questions from the faculty concerning | Wells Fargo dispatch officers Drexel. what they like and dislike sidered. Under this scenario. Drexel a number of issues. Two issues stuck radioed the description to the polict were also involved in an earlier ty and Security, warns all students to most. and. in the case of former and its for-profit real-estate subsidiary. with him through the session. department, and another guard iden reported case of pickpocketing. On be careful with their belongings students, why they left. .Academic Properties. Inc . would con The faculty system of governance, tified the suspects and notified police. Monday evening, a student resident of Similar incidents of theft have occured Rosenberg found that the most struct a new train yard for Septa in ex currently Faculty Council, is undergo The suspects were deiained at 33rd Myers Hall reported that his wcdlet had mostly in the library and cafeteria. significant factor in choosing Drexel change for the old Powelton Yard. The ing review and revision through the and Walnut streets, and then been stolen from his jacket which w as Smith warns of leaving bookbags or was the Cooperative Education pro old yard would then be cleared for use Committee on Faculty Governance. transported to the 55th and Pine Street left unattended in the cafeteria area. purses unattended at any time for any gram. followed by the school's reputa as an athletic field. The cost of this Gaither said that he believed that both police station. They were released later A search of the area produced no reason. "Stay alert, particularly in the tion. Co-op was also high on the list proposal would be approximately one- faculty and administrators should be after being cited for trespassing. results. lib ra rv sa y s Smith. "Don't leave an of strong likes. The administration was forth of the platform idea, according on the new body. Phillip Cannistraro, | Police suspect these individuals Edw ard A. Smith. Director of Safe- open inv itation to robbery.'' cited as the thing most disliked by cur to Hamme. Drexel and API could still Professor of History and Politics, ob- 1 rent and former students. develop the air rights over the new jected saying "This is a faculty ' Commencement Tuition, financial aid. and financial vard. government." | problems were the predominant Richard Mortimer from the Office Gaither said that he felt that the I plans announced rea.sons that students left Drexel. Most of the Vice President for .Academic faculty morale problem addressed in ; Fraternity futures students who left Drexel transferred .Affairs reported that applications for the external Academic Reveiw Panel : to Temple University. Rosenberg said the September class were down 3.3 report and by Faculty Council was not ! that he was glad that the University percent from last year. Monimer said as severe as stated and that specific b> Al Lord fraternity house itself. for Class of ’87 was "using in-house resources to find that Deans would now receive week issuer had not been defined to be Triangle Staff H'ritrr "An absurd idea." said PatCuran. ways to help Drexel." ly updates on applications from the addressed. by .Anthony LoRu.sso president of .Mphi Pi Lambda Ruth Dvorak and David Hamme ■Admissions Office. •At the close of the meeting Gaither Triangle staff w riter President Gaither held a conference house."We're financiallv and ad from Wallace. Roberts, and Todd, ad University President William S. suggested that Rosenberg determine if with the presidents of Drexel’s frater ministratively stable. . we can govern dressed the faculty concerning the pro Gaither told the faculty that no deci it would be feasible to conduct a study The schedule for commencement nities and fraternity alumni last Thurs ourselves." gress of the Campu> Master Plan sion had yet been made on the use of of facultv morale at Drexel. 1987 has been released b> Dr. .Arthur day to communicate the University's Dr. Joblin said, however, that the studv, Proposals for the cpnstrusjjpn the reccnll^ acquired V.’i\ford and JpWin. Vicc-Preiidcm of Studm i Af goals for the fiiture growih and University employee would only be of a platform over Septa's Powelton Freeman buildings. Gaither said three fairs. The ceremonies will be held in sirengthening of the Greek system. there to provide a sen^ of continui the Physical Education Center. Besides the president, guest speakers ty . and pointed to the succosftil prece ■All graduate degrees will be award from Drexel included Vice President dent for the practice in the Pan- ed on Saturday. June 12. at 10 a.m.. for Student .■\ffairs Anhur Joblin. In Hellenic apartment complex. followed at 2 p.m . with all surance .Manager BeckA Mundschenk. The University also wants an ENGINEERING/SCIENCE DAY undergraduate degrees in Science. and Drexel Consultant David Hamme. evaluation of the campus Greek system Design .Ans. Humanities and Social Richard Redding, a Community Plan by the National Inter-fraternitv Con Sciences. Information Studies, and ner from the Philadelphia Planning ference. a proposal that w as met w ith University College. On Sunday. June Drexel grad to be honored at annual event Commission also spoke at the meeting. some oppostion of the house 14. at 10 a.m.. undergraduate degrees President Gaither spoke briefly presidents. in Business and Administration w ill be about preparing Drexel for the 21st "1 think self-evaluation of the by Brian R. Goodman Cox also played a kev role the awarded, followed at 2 p.m. with the century. The goals he mentioned; system would be better." said Steve Triangle Staff U'nter development and implementation of undergraduate degrees in Engineering Drexel's retaining its place as a leading Mclain. president of Delta Sigma Phi. the Communitv .Awareness and ceremonies. university into the 21st century, loc- "I think it would be better to do things Dr. Geraldine V. Cox. Nice Emergency Response program The distribution of colleges is bas cated in an anracti\e area w ith a strong ourselves than have someone else President-Technical Director of the iCAER). This service is designed as ed on the number of graduates in each Greek >\stem on campus, are pan of come in and tell us what to do." Chemical Manufacturers .Association, a chemical industry initiative to rene»^ class, with each ceremony having the Uni\ersit\'s 10 year plan. Insurance Manager Becky .Mund will be honored at Drexel's thim - and or start comprehensive close to the same number of students Dr. Joblin s aims for the Greek schenk showed how fraternity liabili eighth annual Eneineenng and Science communitv -based einergencv response as possible. This will allow for the communit) included "integrating all ty insurance has increased drastically Dav. Thursda). February 19, 1987 ct forts. maximum number of seating for housing into the University residential since 1982 from SI5.000 per year to Cox will speak to students, faculty, Dr. Cox's professional honors in parents, family, and friends. Dr. supp*->n svstem." "securing quality a 1986 figure of S176.000. Mrs. and communitv representatives on clude: selection as One of 10 Outstan Joblin feels that there may be as many housing for those Greek organizations Mundschenk concluded her speech by "The Myth of a Risk-Free Stviety " ding 'l oung Women of .America in as five or six tickets available for that do not now have housing", "im calling for all fraternities to implement at 11:00 am in the Mandell Theater. 19'5. White House Fellow seating this vear. compared to only proving the self-governance and inter stronger safety programs to help The Engineering and Science dav 19"’6-1977. a listing in the World's four last year. It is not yet known how nal judicial priKedures of the Greek alleviate skyrocketing premiums. has been a tradition at Drexel since Who's Who of Women in 1983. and graduates requiring more than five or sNstem," achiev ing fully aaive alumni Richard Redding of the Philadelphia 1950. Each vear an outstanding a Recognition of Eminence .Award. six tickets will be accommodated, Kiards. instituting a fully active ad Planning Commission (PPC) spoke engineer or scientist is selected bv a Alpha Sigma .Alpha National Sorori- although last year, any extra tickets visor) system and promoting the about the rising popularity of Pow elton student committee to address topic's of tv in 1986. Cox received the Harriet were put into a f>ool and distributed Greek htnising system as a "substance Village, which is now a National interest and concem to students todav E. Worrell Award for Outstanding accordingly. abuse free environment." Historical Districe. Because of The Universitv suppons the event, .Alumna of Drexel University in 1977. The final decision on ticket .Mthough the meeting was regard Powelton's new honor, tax incentives feeling that it is a "valuable compli availability and distribution will be ed as helpful by most of the par are available for rehabilitation of all ment to the education Drexel students made in early .April. ticipants. including the fratemit) buildings. Mr. Redding also said that receive both in the classroom and co The seating will be arranged in a Mac upgrades ready to go presidents, some raised objections although one of Powelton Village's operative education settings. semicircular arc. as opposed to the rec about the means the Universitv plann community goals is to increase single Dr. Cox graduated from Drexel in tangular arrangement last year, so that like those used in the Korman Com ed to use to achieve the ends it Joblin family housing, the PPC's goal is to 1966 with a B S in Biologv. 196" bv Alan N. Lutton everyone is much closer to the ac puter Center in the Korman Building. described maintain compatabilitv between the w ith an M S.. and 1970 w ith a Ph. D Of The Triangle tivities. There will be about 3400 seats Included in this one-time deal was an "The meeting was prettv positive." university community and the in Water Resources. Since 1979. she for each ceremop' lo' 4II attending. upgrade from a 512K or a 128K to a said .Mark Plisco. president of Lamb Powelton communitv. The Planning has served a' Vice-President - The Equipment Support Group has The ceremony should only run about announced that the Macintosh 512e. with a .MacPlus keyboard op da Chi .Alpha house, "it was the first Commission predicts alx>ui six million Technical Director of the Chemical one hour, with a reception afterward tion. Prices ranged from SI88 to S205 time that everybod), including the square feet of office space will be built Manufacturers Association (CM.A). a upgrades have arrived. Students in the Quad. The operation will be for the serv ice and upgrade kit. Since alumni all giH together. Regardless of on Market Street between Drexel and non-profit trade association whos)* waiting for their updates will be very similar to last year's, except that then, some Macintosh owners reciv- what was accomplished, that was Center Citv This will lead to an in members represent ov er ninety percent notified bv mail about the time and the ceremony times have been tighten date to bring in their Macintoshes to ed upgrades for a higher price because glHXl." crease in jobs and the need for hous of the nation s industrial chemical ed up. .As usual, there will be free the upgrades not included from the However. Plisco felt some uncer- ing. which will increase propenv industry be updated parking in all of the University park one-time offer are coming from a dif taintv abi>ut what the University ac- values in Powelton Village. At the CMA, Cox oversees Over 700 individuals ordered ferent manufacturing plant and can on- tuallv iniendt'd to do about their giwls. Dav id Hamme. Consultant to Drex ing lots. numerous projects and is more upgrades in the fall, and all are still Guest speakers are still being Iv be ordered bv Drexel in small "Thcv were clear on what they el from Wallace. Robert >Sc Todd, ex specificallv involved an the manage waiting for the adjustments to their selected b> the Honors and Awards quantities. wanted us to do." he said, "but pret plained Drexel s goal of phvsical ex ment and pi'licv development in kev computers. The ESG admits that the Committee. Each speaker will be upgrading project has taken much Drexel's contract with .Apple for the tv unclear on the direct methodology." pansion. Because much of the land technical areas of the chemical in- presented w ith an honorary Doctorate one-time offer stipulated that all in "Some of the changes, from an ob surrounding Drexel is alreadv con *dustrv In addition, she directs the Na longer than expected, but they explain degree in his or her t'leld. stitutional upgrades can be ordered jective pi'int of view would seem to sidered unattainable, the only real tional Chemical Response and Infoi- that this is due to the large number of "We realize how important this is upgrades ordered, and that Apple was together (that order was placed in benefit the whole organization." he place to expand is to the land east of mation Center which provides the to the departing senior and his parents, not prepared for this large number. September) and one order placed for said, "but from our point of view it 32nd Street, adjacent to the railroad. public with such services as CHEM- and w e are try mg to make it as mean- Now that the upgrade kits are in. individual upgrades (that order was seem that Drevel is taking awav some •At t'lrst Drexel considered building a TREC. a twenty-four-hour-a-dav ingtul and symK>lic as p».>ssible," says ESG savs thev will install the^ii as placed in November after individuals of our freedom." platform over the tracks, but came to hazardous chemical information net Dr. Joblin In the ceremony itself, had signed up in October). One of Joblin's proposals, that the the conclusion that the platform would work. CHEMNET mutual-aid quicklv as piissible. .An assembly line each member of the class will go to ESG says "The value of this one Universitv help w ith the upkeep of the be too expensive. That leaves the on- emergencv response resource for IS in place at the Trek facilitv to in the stage, recieve his diploma, and stall the upgrades, and ESG has a goal time offer has not been diminished. houses included the use of Drexel I) alternative of moving the railroad transponation accidents, and the shake the hand of Drexel University of 100 installations per week The Equipment Suppim Gnnip will do financial support for house renova tracks If SEPT .A and Aintrak are will Chemical Rcterral Center iCRCi President William S. Gaither. The Macintosh offer nude in the fall Its best to see that the upgrades are in tions. which would entail the place ing tociK)perate. Drexel is interested which disseminates non-emergency in It IS expected that ab«.>ut 2100 seniors was to upgrade anv Macintosh com stalled as quicklv as possible now that ment of a "residential director," an B\ moving the tracks. Drexel would formation to the general public v la a will be graduating this year. puter to the capabilities of a 5l2e. just the kits have arrived on campus." adjutant of the University, in the See CONFERENCE on page 5 toll-free telephone line. The Triangle Friday, February 13, 1987 Blood drive begins next week A history o f Europe fty Brian Rla(>brouf>h and David Requirements for giving are: the away after each use, giving no chancc The following is reprinted from the were so complicated in Paris, out of Other countries had their own artists. Chartier donor must be at least 17 years of age, for infecton. REVIEW. It, and all spelling and a city of 1 million, 2 million able France had Chekhov. Triangle staff writers weigh at least 110 pounds, and be will The goal of 400 pints repre.scnts grammatical errors, are copied exact btxlies were on the loose. Drexel University will host the 1987 ing to give an hour for someone in about 14% of the students at Drexel. ly. The Copy Editor denies any Great Britian, the USA, and other Emergency test prep Winter term Blotxl Drive on February need. Lots of free donuts, snacks, Many Universities have a greater par responsihilty. European countrys had demicratic ticipation rate, (for example, almost help for the imminent 18th and 19th in the Grand Hall of the juice, coffee, and ice cream are "Fiistory, ” declared Henry Ford, leanings. The tniddle class was tired MCATandDAT. Creese Student Center. The event is available after a doner has finished. a quarter of Villanova's students "is hunk. ” And yet. to paraphrase and needed a rest. The old order could sponsored by the American Red Cross Donating blood is completely safe donate) but the Red Cross is confident George Santayana, tho.se who forget see the lid holding new ideas beginn Ar; you w (jelow. Ilw t>xams of Drexel’s support each term. Come will bp hpfp bpforp you know il of Philadelphia, and Alpha Phi and easily explained to newcomers. It history and the Engllih language are ing to shake. Among the goals of the And If your vllnl sip.ns inrluclp Omega, the national .service fraterni is impossible to get AIDS by giving out and give blood, and through condemned to numgle them. chartists were universal suferage and sweaty palms, a somprsiiullin^ ty, and will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. blood. The Red Cross uses complete donating, become a hero in the The enlightenment was a reasonable an anal parliment. Voting was to be stomach and shaky legs. yc«i process. need help-fast on each day. ly sterile materials, which are thrown time. Voltare wrote a b
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I wouldn't give you lover It would be greatly appreciated if you kept Greyhound and leave ihe driving to us' (Just not up even if "you know who" found out Ii is my your views to yourself. Signed. Unconcerned about at fraternity panies Hey watch those hands') Hap life! Butt in the picture. you py Valeniine's day. Love Geoff Bulldog! Thai's all. |usi ' Bulld.>)!' Drexel University Store... jo m ir of 41st & chestnut Streets 105 South 41st Street President’s Day Sale! 'Exclusive but not expensive' For appointment call 222-7963. Cellophanes by Sebastian “ We want you lo Shine!” SAVE!! SAVE!! SAVE!! PROF. GEORGE STARKS and his Q uartet 2 0 % On in A l l I t e m s * A concert of African-American Music and Poetry In T he Store. Featuring Also Featuring • George Starks • Jaqueline Starks Alto Sax Poetry Reader • Oliver Collins • Annette Hardeman Piano Vocalist • James “Hicks” Glenn • The Drexel Univ. 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Sponsored by the Drexel University Black Student Union The Triangle Friday, February 13,1987 m m m m 32nd and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, PA 19104 Live arts (215) 895-2585 murdered CsHOW'fOO* THE OFFICIAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER OF Tb(T«M4 In CSCMPSO Editor: DREXEL UNIVERSITY - BLOOM COUNTY by B erke B reathed im ..po'm ip v m e iT \wmow,T WMAY CON- -mm m covlp KING H yfm em m VNVetOSAFei-Y im p eetNo m e m m p wm'mjf/f/ TM KISS yO(/R CAT m m ep io ft., ■WA w m s u n jaw/ -Muems'Fvu. e o m err "pem im xK: ON m UPS. An m Of: anf/aems em c- ATrmm, e m x p f! 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Annesi bills arc ri'-jny. a sure sign ol winter. ball and basketball, must hold the upped their record to 13-4-1 this behind the efforts of Jeff Annesi, one major drawback, in his eyes, (118 lbs.. 14-5). Zarbatany (12b Worse yet. we arc now once again cn- record for the most televised games for past weekend with a win, a loss, Paul Zarbatany. and Tim Rothka. is the team's lack of experience. lbs.. 17-3). and Rob Miller (167 ircnchcii i ■ the drcadeii month of a team that couldn't beat it's way out and a draw in a quad meet at Millersville roared back, however, Aside from Annesi and Zarbatany. lbs., 10-3) all seem assured of a top l'ebruar> . I'ebriiary is the sport fan's of a wet pap>er bag. Millersville University. The to claim the last tw elve points of the who are juniors, and sophomore seed, and Tim Rothka (134 lbs,. nightmare. \s a matter ol tact, the tnic Another alternative was auto racing. Dragon matmen are undefeated match and finish up with a draw. Jerry Hulbcrt. the Dragons lineup 16-4) and Bill Ward (1.50 lbs,. sports Ian diwsn't Now. auto racing can be exciting if so (4-0) in the East Coast Conference, Coach Childs was disapointed is made up of freshmen, who will 15-3-1) should be seeded at least se need a calendar to meone runs into someone el.se and a w ith two conference opponents re with his team's loss to James be competing under the pressure of cond if not first. realize that seven car pile-up ensues, but this on maining on the schedule. Madison, but on the whole, is a collegiate championship for the February has ly seems to happen once a race and Drexel opened the day at crept up on him. people are usually injured. The rest of Millersville on a sour note, as they only a TV guide. the day is spent watching a group of were defeated in the first match by Gone are the vehicles driving in circles. Might as James Madison. 24-17. The NFL playoffs, well jump in your car and drive around Dragons held the lead early in the h a \ i n g the block for an hour. contest, but the tide turned in James I)i>n h'cilcr culrtiinated two Golf is another standard February Madison's favor when DU's John weeks ago in the usual fashion. A substitute. I enjoy watching golf for Cixiper. who was winning at the week's woi:h of shouting and name short periods of time, but I can only time, suffered a separated shoulder calling, an . mire afternwn of analiz- listen to a whispering announcer with at 158 lbs. and lost by default. The ing. predicung. and visiting with the a British accent for so long. Another Dragons were unable to overcome starting defensive tackle's wife, problem I have with golf is the ball. the default loss as James Madison followed by a blowout that wasn't Golf balls are tough to see. especially held on to win. w orth a quarter of the attention it was with the lousy reception we get on In the second match of the day, gi\cn. campus. Before I can figure out what the Dragons handled Coppin St. Baseball hasn't arrived yet. but it's happened, the British guy says "Oh. with relative ease, as coach Jack just around the corner (which is. in my he's sliced into the bunker...back to Childs rested several of his top opinion, the best feature that February you at 18. Pat" and suddenly there is wrestlers. has to offer), llnfortunatcly. spring a new golfer on the screen. Perhaps In the final match of the day, the training d(K'sn't arrive until March, if all of the golfers used those horrid Dragons faced the Marauders of and the die-hard baseball fans are orange balls, at lea.st we at home Millersville. Millersville, the host doomed to the cruel fate of listening would be able to keep track of what's school, had defeated Coppin St. in to .1 mcdiocrc starting pitcher whine going on. their first match of the day and then Drexel University easily defeated Coppin St. Saturday at Millersville U. because he can't llnd a team that's Bo.xing. gymnastics, figure skating, willing to take a second niotgage on indoor track, and bowling generally L- st.idium in order to meet hi.s salary round out the February slate. I'd like demands. to cover these events under the general Basketball and ice hiKkey both suf heading of Wide World o f Sports . fer in February as well. The NBA since the ABC program is generally Lady Dragons capture PAIAW badminton crown seems to bring the problems upon responsible for the televising of the itself Most teams have played in e.\- aforementioned sports. I have nothing Special to The Triangle Tracy Longenberger (Drexel) vs. Elise and the team scores were Drexel and it turned out to bel cess of fitt> games by the middle of against boxers (although I question Franklin & Peggy Ferris (Harcum) in Bryn Maw—22 points each! Not only was the competition Februarv llveryone knows that the their sanity), gymnasts, figure skaters, The 15th annual Pennsylvania the consolation doubles. Remembering that it was one point limited to being on court, the Drexel. l.akcrs and cities and Pistons, el a\. runners and jumpers, or bowlers. It's Association of Intercollegiate Athletics More interestingly, the team scores for a svin in the consolation rounds, Harcum. and Bryn .Mawr teams were will be in the playoffs. The only drama just that their spons don't stack up for W'omen (PAIAW) badminton at that stage read Bryn Mawr 20. it was imperative that the Tracy & trying to outdo each other from the left is the ba.tle for home court advan with the big four. At least track and champion.ships were held in Drexel on Drexel 20! Karen team win if Drexel were to sidelines tool The teams battled point tage... ((X)p.'- plea.se pardon me. I must bowling have objective scoring the 7th of February. Seven teams with The women's singles got over ear triumph. At the end of the first game for point. 3 all. 4 all. 5 all... So it went ha\ e do/ed off) and the tight for those schemes, but figure skating and gym 47 entries (27 singles and 20 doubles) ly with Carolyn whipping Kate, deny in which the Harcum girls breezed till 10 points apiece. It was then that final pluyoli'spots. Actually, if I were nastics. which employ totally objec from around Philadelphia participated ing her any points. It was a similar through 15-6. this seemed a distant the Drexel girls put on the pressure to an .NBA e\ :cutive. I'd be embarras- tive scoring, are hard to get hyped up in the tournament. situation in the women's doubles, tin), goal. pull in front 14 to 10, They then lost ed as hell it nn team'didn't make the ab