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Volume 66 • Number 33 Serving Drexel University Since 1926. May 31,1991

M ascaro defeats four candidates to become Congress president

Andrew Ross mal arrangement was not publi­ O f The Triangle cized, however, even though it N e w p r e s , went into effect when the col­ Joseph Mascaro was elected leges merged in June. “There is h o p e s to President of Student Congress nothing in the constitution that over four others who desired the provides for two student deans i m p r o v e position. Elections were held of Arts and Sciences,” Richards last Tuesday and Wednesday but added. However, in the election C o n g r e s s results were not available until rules distributed by the Student Friday moming. Congress, it clearly states: Catherine Campbell However, questions still “There shall be a Student Dean Triangle Staff Writer remain about the elections. Only for each college... there shall be one winner was named for the two (2) Student Deans (for the J.P. Mascaro shared his ideas student dean of Arts and College of Arts and Sciences).” about how he would improve Sciences, even though in the “The reason I ran for the posi­ Student Congress as its presi­ past two posts were set aside for tion was because I knew two dent. As he is a junior in a four- the College of Arts and people would be responsible for year program, Drexel won’t Sciences. Also, the Student the College. Bonnie shouldn't have to be concerned about him Congress refused to release the change the rules of the game leaving for co-op as last year’s number of votes each candidate after it's been played. I feel as if president and Mascaro’s fellow got, citing Student Congress pol­ I’m asking permission to be stu­ Tau Kappa Epsilon brother, Rob icy. dent dean when I’ve already got Holston, did. The past arrangement of hav­ the position,” said Tirenin in Mascaro is a Finance major ing two deans for the College of reply to Richards’ statement. "I originally from Norristown, Arts and Sciences was strictly an wasn’t surprised with Bonnie’s Pennsylvania, who graduated informal arrangement, according attitude,” Tirenin added, “the from Plymouth-Whitemarsh to Student Congress Speaker entire election was run along High School. He just ended his Bonnie Richards. The two cur­ that line.” term as the vied president of the rent student deans agreed to When asked for the reasons junior class and is currently the work together, with one cover­ why the vote totals were not Joe Mascaro at the ‘Meet the Candidates" event last week. IFA Ambassador to Student ing the humanities and the other being released, Richards stated Tim Dai ley/THE TRIANGLE Congress. covering the sciences. “That’s how it’s been done in the Mascaro’s term as president “I spoke with Michael past.” She stated that since vote someone for Student Congress Monday, June 3, at 7:00 p.m. in officially starts on Monday, and [Tirenin, the candidate who totals were never released in the that would do that,” she added. Room 2020 MacAlister. Student from the beginning, Mascaro came in second for the position], past, this Student Congress Past articles printed in the Congress President-elect J. P. intends to “... get Congress and if he and Kathy [Soistmann, would continue with that policy. Triangle dating from the mid- Ma.scaro will be sworn in at this more organized and more the winner of the post] want to She did not cite any other rea­ 1970s have given vote totals. meeting, along with the rest of focused as to what they want to work together, that would be son. “If the Triangle wants the The first meeting of the new the new Student Congress. do and what issues they want to fine,” Richards said. The infor- vote totals, they should run Student Congress will be held attack.” He explained that while there are many things that he would like to do, if Congress as D r e x e l a whole doesn’t want to work on them, he can’t do them by him- holds annual •self. There are four other TKE brothers presently on Student F a s h i o n Congress. Since they are so close, Mascaro figures that their S h o w presence should benefit Congress’s organization and Catherine Campbell cohesiveness. "IFA as a whole Trianf^le Staff Writer also got a lot of people involved in jStudentl Congress this term. "The 1991 Fashion Show was It (IFA) is the largest organiza­ the best fashion show ever!” tion on campus and we’re hop­ said Joseph W. Smith, faculty ing to use IFA to get [Student] coordinator for this year’s show. Congress more involved on The choreography, music, and campus.” fashions wore “outstanding,” He is hoping to be able to Smith said. give the Greeks a full vole in The show featured a variety Student Congress. Currently, one of garments, many-colored in representative from IFA and one shades of purple. Popular this from the Panhellenic Council year were high-waisted dresses in both light lycra and full silk See MASCARO on page 2 designs. Neshitt college shows its host fashions in Mandell Theater. Tim Dailey^HE TRIANGLE A wide variety of one-piece catsuits that came in both long May 23. The Frank Agostino- menled by a bullet bra made of Also in the collection was a rug Index and short styles were topped off Best of Show award was given 1/2 a football on each side. That miniskirt laced on the sides with with jackets. to Richelle Sheppard. Her outfit also won the J.C. Penney the leather. MayiUmi Many short swing coats were design was based on a contest Award for the daywear design. The junior class’s swimwear v-5» presented in both the outerwear sponsored by Air France. She Sheppard didn’t stop there. assignment landed Ethel .4>:* division and the private senior was asked to design an outfit for Her senior collection based on Alexandrov the Macy Award for B4-0P...... e; and graduate collections. a celebrity going to a sporting oriental rugs trimmed with black Most Creative Sportswear E ntertainm ent...... 10 Though elegant, many of the event. Sheppard cho,se Madonna leather won the Evelyn Netsky Design with a gold one-piece C o m ic s...... «...... 14 designs appeared to be wearable at a football game. The tight Award for the most creative suit topped with seashells. and practical. leather and suede sheath was in senior collection. The group was Leslie A. Pope won J.W. Classifieds...... ,,.16 Awards were given out at the the pattern of the American flag. highlighted by an extraordinary Smith — Most Saleable Senior end of the show last Thursday, The built-in bustier was compli- coat made of the antique rug. See FASHION on page 3 2 • The Triangle • May 31,1991

M ascaro plans term as C ongress president election results Continued from paffc I President do. on campus is way down, and in problems on campus. At the Joseph Mascaro each receive one half of a vote. Mascaro cited the role of reality that does have a reaction same time, the Greek system Speaker Robyn Gershenoff Similarly, he hopes to get IFA “high-visibility athletics" in on attracting students and keep­ does encompass a large part of VP for Student Life support in sponsoring Student .school spirit. He hopes that the ing students, whether the admin­ the student body and it does Joseph Hicks Congress events. That support hiring of the new basketball istration wants to believe it does VP for Financial Affairs have important problems that Peter Zimnis would translate to approxiinately coach will help, but for the or it doesn’t. I know right now need to be addressed. VP for Administration 1,000 students involved in moment his only solution to gain that more freshman students are Locating one of the voting Gar> Rosen/wcig Student Congress events. VP for L'niversity Relations support in basketball is to move transferring than ever. Basically polls in a fraternity house made AI Piscopa With this kind of student the games to the Palestra and or the complaint is that there’s no difference in the Greek popu­ VP for Re^arch involvement, Mascaro would tie them into Penn games. He nothing to do here.” lation’s voting; Mascaro didn’t Mike Wiley IVovost like the students to be able to emphasized that a good varsity He feels that the other regula­ think that Greek voters used the Joseph Keren publicly air their concerns to sports team will help to promote tions that the University has poll at Lambda Chi Alpha any Chief Justice President Richard Breslin and the school and may attract more already chosen to implement Matthew Midouhas more than the other three loca­ Congress-person-at-large other high-ranking administra­ students, (banning kegs, guest lists, etc.) tions (Great Court, Matheson, Daniel Morrow tors. Mascaro and the new Chief are enough, but, “by banning the Towers). In fact, according to Secretary “I don’t think that he Gwenda McFadden Justice elect. Matt Midouhas, are weeknight parties it hasn’t really Mascaro, the IFA vote was split, Dean for Co-op (Breslin) talks to the student working to improve the new accomplished anything.” He giving the other candidates an Keith Mecca body enough to know the prob­ judicial policy, “We want to sees the apartment parties as the advantage. Dean for Diversity Jim Melis lems that the students are con­ have an outside laywer look at real problem, not the fraternities. He emphasized that he cam­ Deans for Arts and Sciences cerned with. I think that the it,” said Mascaro. He pointed He hopes that the centennial paigned across campus because Kaihy Soistmann administration has to open up to out that Drexel’s counsel has celebrations will attract a lot of Dean for Business he didn’t want to get only the Kun Skowsonek students a lot more." Maybe more interest in protecting the alumni and get the student body “Greek” vote, as the majority of Dean for Design Arts once a term there could be an University’s interests., involved. One of the most sig­ campus is not Greek. Allison Shapiro open meeting in a large area dur­ Dean for Engineering He feels that Greek life is not nificant events of the centennial, “ 1 don’t want to seem like Jim McClain ing which students could ask causing any problems in the in his opinion, will be the everything that I’m going to do Dean for Information Studies questions directly, in addition to Powelton Village community. keynote speaker at commence­ is Greek because it’s not true. Coflsuela Burton Senior Class President Student Congress’s meetings Members of the IFA speak with ment. He hopes that the Yes, I’m going to attack some Nancy Sampson with Breslin, Mascaro suggest­ the PVCA regularly according to University will bring a promi­ Greek issues because they are Senior Class VP ed. Students need to be encour­ Mascaro. “The PVCA doesn’t nent personality for the com­ Stacey Crown key and they’re on my mind, but Junior Class President aged to attend meetings so that have a problem with fraternities, mencement on Drexel’s 100th I’m also going to attack other Tom Brooks they will know what is going on, they [PVCA] have a problem anniversary. issues because they're on my Junior Class VP he added. Michael Giordano with Drexel University,” Despite all of the mention of mind and they’re on the rest of Pre-Junior Class President He is going to try to advertise Mascaro stated. As a member of Greek concerns, Mascaro the student body’s mind. I'm Aldan Nigget the meetings. Depending on the IFA, he feels that Drexel in emphasized that he does not going to represent the student Pre-Junior Class VP Vanessa Miller funds, he would like to try and turn blames it on IFA. want to turn Student Congress body as a whole, not just the SophonHMT Class President get a newsletter out to the stu­ Mascaro said will try to into a Greek-oriented organiza­ Greek system.” Debbi Scrano dent body so that the officers rescind the ban on weeknight Sophomore Class VP tion because there are other Justin Dayton can report on what is being done fraternity parties — at least for and what they are planning to Thursday nights. “The social life New members named to Board of Trustees

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D rexel new s in brief N esbitt college holds fashion show SunDragon II correction ; ' ■si'1 According to SunDragon II team rcprescniativcs, iheir with­ drawal from last week’s American Tour de Sol was prompted only by safety concerns for the SunDragon II and its driver. Unconnrmcd reports filed by representatives traveling with the team indicated that problems with the car’s electric motor causcd its braking system to fail. Team representatives said this week that the motor performed as expected, but the car’s regenerative braking system, which is dependent on the motor, was not designed to handle the hilly ter­ rain of the Tour de Sol. Continuing in the race, representatives said, endangered both the car and the driver, whose only backup was a manual braking system. Reports that Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Virginia Polytechnic Institute had withdrawn from the race were also inac­ curate, SunDragon staffers said. Neither school competed in the race at all, they said.

E.Y.E. Openers to celebrate World Earth Day

United Nations World Earth Day will be celebrated on June 3 in the Sunken Quad by E.Y.E. Openers who will hold Earth Fest ‘91. The event will feature both Drexel and local talent with the bands The Elementals and the Seigobillies, as well as various acoustic acts. The event is happening on Monday, June 3, starting at 5 p.m. and continuing into the night. Photographs by Tim Dailey/THE TRIANGLE Colloquium to be held about latest in genetic engineering Continued from page I The latest research in the genetic engineering of plants will be discussed at the second annual Philadelphia Area Plant Molecular Collection award with a collection inspired by Biology Colloquium on Saturday, June I. American Indian motif. Pope chose dark purples The colloquium will be held in the Stein Auditorim of Nesbitt and oranges to complete her knit collection. Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. An assignment was given to create evening wear “One of the most exciting developments in science today is the out of common ordinary gingham. Surprisingly work being done to improve crop yields through genetic engi­ enough, the winner of the Henr>' Callahan — Most neering,” said Dr. Michael S. Dobres, assistant professor of bio­ Glamourous Evening Dress Award was from that science and biotechnology at Drexel who organized the assignment. Bridgette Buffalo took black and white colloquium. gingham and topped it with a sheer black fabric. “There has been a rapid increase in the Philadelphia area Marie Serrano's hand-beaded gold dress won the recently in the number of plant molecular biologists working at Judges’ Special Award for Exceptional Design and universities and corporations and this colloquium will allow Execution. researchers to share their latest findings on the genetic mecha­ Other award winners include J.E. Jeong, Bill nisms of plant growth." Blass/Crystal Star Award for Design Excellence, Invited speakers will include scientists from Drexel. the which is a faculty choice award; Mary Beth University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Swarthmore Mazon, Drexel Fashion Group — Best Design By a College, E. 1. DuPont de Nemours, and the U.S. Department of Sophomore; Allison Parrish, Samuel Goldberg Agriculture. Fabrics Award — Best Design by a Junior: and The colloquium is free and open to the public. John Venafro and J.E.. Jeong, Laura Lenet Award — Best Graduate Collection.

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Information Contributed by University Groups, Faculty and Administration" Relaxation through the ancient art of yoga Betty Robinson______anxious... depressed... or just Principle: When you hold becomes straighter and the chest the desk in front of you. Inhale plain exhausted. The thing you your breath, you hold your feels more open. Feel the belly to center, relaxing your shoul­ The Wellness Committee have to do to complete every­ tension. Why does the body become soft, and begin to ders. Repeat this movement, Paula Ryan, hatha yoffa thing is to somehow focus, relax react this way? It gets scared. It breathe gently, evenly with no exhaling as you rotate to the left. inxiniclor in the physical educa- and dive back into your work must breathe to survive. If you pauses, jerks or sounds. Close Inhale back to center, relaxing .tio n depart- with renewed vigor. How can don’t breathe, it responds by your eyes for a moment, feel the the shoulders again. Principle: ^ tn c n t has you do that with so much on shutting down and tightening up breath circle through you, where What you do on one side, you some tech­ your mind? How can you clear the inhalation stops and the do equally on the opposite niques for your mind so you can find what "Close your eyes exhalation begins. Feel the body side. us to man­ has been pul in there already and relax as the breath becomes Another important thing to do age stress. draw it back out when you need for a moment, feel more regular. You can practice is to watch is what you eat Here we it? the breath circle this breath awareness sitting, before an important exam or are again, at Each of you has the very tools standing, walking, driving, test­ presentation. If you keep your the end of the trimester, at the you need to accomplish this through you, where ing and lying down. It is gentle, food light, clean and nutritional­ end of the year, and for some of task. You can’t calm your mind, even and never forced. ly whole, you will find you have you, at the end of your college you say? Your body experiences the inhalation stops You may find it difficult to sit more energy to do your mental career. Some of you may even shakes and shivers, you say? and the exhalation straight or to relax the body. A work; the body won’t have so feel at the end of your rope! Well, the link between the body few simple stretches would much internal work of digestion Papers and projects are due and and the mind is as close to you begins." allow the body to release ten­ to do. exams are coming up quickly. as your own breath. Your sion. All those 5,000 yoga pos­ These are just a few simple to conserve energy. As your The pressure is on and you are breath, you say? tures are only for one techniques to work with to man­ tension rises, your body purpose—to enable the body to age your stress. Try them, enjoy becomes stiff and sore. It begins be still. And isn’t that what you them, and let me know how they to demand your attention. It want when you are trying to worked for you. There are many says, “Attend to me—forget focus? books on this subject. Some of your mind!” Principle: When the body my personal favorites are pub­ Yoga is a holistic philosophy expands, inhale. When the lished by The Himalayan Drexel University DepartmerU^Perfarming and Cinema Arts using practical techniques that body contracts, exhale. Stand Publishers: Freedom From everyone can do. Notice as you up, inhale as you extend your Stress, by Phil Nuerenberger, are reading this article what is arms over your head, shoulders PhD., Diet and Nutrition, by happening to your breath. Are away from your ears, bend slow­ Rudolph Ballentine, M.D., The you breathing? Are you holding ly downward, exhaling. Inhale Quiet Mind, by John Harvey, your breath? Holding on the to a standing position. A spinal PhD., and Hatha Yoga Manual I, inhalation? Holding on the exhalation? Focus, now. twist can be done while you are by Samskriti and Veda are a few sitting in your seat before you you might find useful. Observe the movement of the take an exam. Inhale, relaxing diaphragm. Are you holding it Our thanks to Ms. Ryan for your shoulders away from your contributing this week’s topic. ‘rigid or is it moving gently with ears; exhale as you turn to the each inhalation and exhalation? Stop by the phys. ed. department right, your right hand on the Begin to feel the body soften. if you have any questions. back of your chair, your left Better still, make Yoga your next Masters Allow the shoulders to drop hand holding the right side of away from your ears, as the back phys. ed. class!

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Courses whidi hove lour or mote sedions willi no conmon meeting times are given exams duing conmon hours. These oomes wil be posted by oome nurrber on the exam sdwdule and dwnyi take p n o d m a e««r otwr txonu. When there are two a more common enain in contid, the exom with Ihe largest nuirlw of students will tale precadence. Courses which hove lage ledme ond redtation periods ore scheduled by the Unt lecture mealing tme. H£AS CONRRM M EXAM DAIISWnH YOUR NSRUaOR The Triangle * May 31,1991 *5 Gay Pride Month kicks off this weekend

Joseph Buberger______being second. In other words, an look you’ll see that all gay men at 11:00 Saturday Morning, and this week, GLBD is sponsoring GLBD orientation does not define an are not effeminate, and all les­ works its way to Penn’s a poetry reading by nationally individual, however much the bians are not “manly”. Some Landing, where a day of activi­ recognized poet Julie Tomorrow kicks off the heterosexual community tries to are, some are not; again, its an ties are planned. For more Blackwoman. All are invited to beginning of Gay Pride Month point out, through stereotypes, issue of individuality, and being information on the parade call attend the reading, which will be in the State of Pennsylvania. that it does. Pride Month also gay, perhaps, gives a person the 592-8503 or 895-2454. The on Wednesday, June 5, at 6:00 Throughout the month of June invites both the gay and straight incentive to question cultural week of June 2 through June 8 is pm in M acAlister 3021. For the State of Pennsylvania, the communities to look at the norms of gender and be an indi­ Gay Pride Week on Drexel’s more information on this, or any City of Philadelphia, and even diversity of gay life. Stereotypes vidual. campus. In celebration of this other of GLBD’s programs, or if more locally. Gays, Lesbians, don’t apply. Yes, you’re right: Tomorrow kicks off the week, the video lounge in you need someone to talk to and Bisexuals at Drexel are cele­ some gay men are hairdressers. beginning of Gay Pride Month Creese Student Center will be about your own sexual identity, brating gay pride and sexual But Pride Month is an opportu­ in Philadelphia with the Lesbian showing movies with gay­ feel free to call the GLBD office choice. Pride Month is a month nity to see how active the gay and Gay Pride Parade and awareness themes, and the dis­ at 895-2063, or stop by the for gays and lesbians to cele­ community is in all aspects of Festival. The parade leaves play case in Creese center will office at MacAlister in room brate their sexual preference, to art, science, and industry. If you Rittenhouse Square rain or shine focus on gay issues. Also during 3015. come out of “the closet,” to join together in an effort to overcome oppression and put down the stereotypes society so easily New position SPA; Flidc-kindeigirden Cop r££ A AXP- Car Wash at the • Italian National Day • Penn’s assigns to gays and lesbians. i > rex el • Zoo: Zoobilee fund raising Newman Car Lot Proceeds Unding. 2-7:00 PM. Free. Pride Month is a month to Dennis Brown picnic. CaU 243- U 00 for info. beneflt HaUtal for Ilununity. • International Radio Controlled • Chestnut Cabaret: Bricklin Only $3.00 per car. Car Day remember the Stonewall Inn riot Provost i > atebook • ASME-ASCE Picnic.The tai Elfteth's Alley Fete Days: Tour of June, 1969, where the patrons one at the lodge. America's oldest residential street of a gay bar rose up against over Applications are being solicit­ Week 10 • Rohm & Haas recniiting at Noon-5. Sit & Sun. 574-0560 LeBow Parade *91 :Penn'i Landing Gay 400 police in a first example of ed from the faculty for the posi­ Biglcc Cream Week Pride Month Kickoff “Gay Power.” tion Director, Drexel University Pride Month is a month of Honors Program. A position invitation to heterosexuals to description can be obtained from come out of their closets of the Provost's office (Randell ignorance and fear. It’s an invita­ 114), the office of theFaculty ABE: Take a heated interest ii Gallery Recqjtion: SPAtlight: CHRISTOPHER D^. of F^onning Arts: Senate Chair (Academic Lhe lives and times of an ABE DrVERSITY- Community BRIAN, musician 8-11 PM Jaa Masters Conceit with tion to look at the gay communi­ member that you love day Celebntion of Creativity 5-7 PM • Creese Gallery Reception: Vibraphonist Jay Hoggard; ty and realize that we do exist, Building, 2nd Floor), or from • Free Bu0’ei for the Graduating DIVERSITY- The Mordech 8:00PM in MandeU Theater Professor Sally Solomon Qass of 1991 in the Creese Anielewicz Creative Arts • Days-To*Go Party: 10 DAYS and are happy with who we are, Student Center from 5 to 7:30 PM Competition 7:00 • 9:00 PM Cavanaugh's 9:00-2:00 $1 cover and need to be accepted for the (Disque 224). Copies of the Centennial: Ice cream Specials all night. people we are, instead of expect­ position description have also sandwich. ed to hide our identities and been sent to college and depart­ needs. Pride month is an invita­ ment offices. The application tion to the heterosexual commu­ deadline is June 3. nity to recognize that although the distinction which separates gays from straights is, indeed, a sexual one. gays are not Sexually perverse, nor do their lives revolve around their sexuality The MITRE Corporation was founded over 30 years any more than a heterosexual’s. ago at the request of the U. S. Government to analyze, Inform ation Popular prejudices, for example, design and develop superior Cl and civil systems S y s t e m s link the homosexual lifestyle to engineering solutions for the toughest, most Important • Artificial Intelligence • Natural Lan­ a promiscuous lifestyle, where systems engineering challenges. 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The Triangle P o s t Modern am bit/on

The Weekly Newspaper of Drexel University

Published throughout the year by students for the University community.

Editor-in-Chief Ed-Op Page Editor Jack B ilson, III Ted H o w e

We know the winners why not the numbers?

The Student Congress elections are over. Yet many questions remain. We all know that Joseph D on’t becom e a victim of this scam Mascaro is the new president, but we do not know how many votes he received. E ditor; Jewish gentleman, want to be a in the car. I'm from New York city, 1 part of it by helping out with the I went to the police two min­ Why are the numbers not being released? The have heard of this kind of thing. money. Mr. Goldstein would utes later, and identified two election tallies should be public information. But crime is like the lottery, you make the money legal by claim­ men in their photo files. Because I could only be 90% and 80% There are several reasons why. never expect it to hit to you. I ing it the profit of our invest­ was not prepared, and I don’t ment in 1986. sure of the pictures, they would The first is that the winners are the winners think you are either; so I hope He would put down the serial not arrest them. However, a full whether they won by one vote or by one hundred some of you will do better, in numbers of the found money in report was filed, and the two this battle of survival, after hear­ one column, and he needed men on the pictures were noted. — publicizing the number of votes received by ing my story. another set of serial numbers to I thought I have been a honest each candidate would not matter. The only harm Friday, 4:00 PM, the line was be listed as the 1986 investment. man, for the first time. I realized Mr. Goldstein also wanted to see the power of evil in all of us. I that could be done is that one candidate may too long inside the CoreState bank on 32nd and Market. So I us individually. Conveniently, knew what was right, and I contest the election if they see that their margin went out of the bank and used John had $1500 in his pocket, found many holes in their plot, of defeat is slim. Not releasing the numbers is the Mac machine to deposit a which he would use to buy a but I failed anyway. I suspected check and withdraw fifty dollars used car. So he went into the their story, but I trusted them not a solution to this problem. Candidates have of cash. (They saw what I did, building, and five minutes later, fully. They knew the area around the right to a recount if the margin is small and the hunt was on.) I left the he gladly showed me his share Drexel, and they may strike again anytime. Not as my enough. We know that a recount is a tedious Mac machine and before I of money. checked out the traffic, a voice 5:10 PM, the greed in me excuse, they were good actors; burden on those who count the votes, but the called, “would you know what overcame fifteen years of educa­ and in the heat of the moment, I possibility of one is necessary part of any district is this?” (a calm and tion, and suppressed all the think many of us will fail. innocent street question). He doubts 1 have had in the past This is how you can catch election. Don’t plan on holding elecdons unless was black, about 35 years old, hour. I thought my next year’s them: “Joe Harris”, black, male, you plan on doing it right. wearing an old sports coat over a tuition would be covered. We 35, 170 pounds, 5’7”, appears to white shirt, with dark pants and went back to the Mac machine, be very decent and harmless. Another reason is that the students have the a innocent look on his face. I and I withdrew the maximum “John”, black, male, 30, 185 right to know the complete election results. answered, saying that I was not amount of cash allowed. Back in pounds, 5 ’7”, smoker, portraits Remember that Student Congress is not a club, sure, and asked him what was it the car, while Joe was counting himself as a common guy who for. my money, I said, “if the num­ can use extra money. but a representative organization. As such, it He took out an small enve­ bers are all we need, I can write They drive a beat-up orange should answer to all of the students, not just its lope and showed me the ridicu­ them down on a sheet of paper, 1967 Chevy Nova, with broken lous address on the envelope. He and give Mr. Goldstein the list”. grill in front of the car. Some members. Withholding informadon, such as the said that he had asked a postman Joe replied, “there’s a machine important observations: they figures from the election results, will only widen and a policeman, and that they upstairs that can read the num­ only show me the card in the the already-exisdng gap between Student wouldn’t help. (Criminals don’t bers automatically”. In that half envelope; I never had the bills in talk to police officers, right.) So of a second, I believed his my hand; they were not pushy; Congress and the students. I said that I had no idea. Just machine, too. Immediately, Joe they didn’t ask for money, only Finally, many precedents sustaining the release before my brain could issue the went again, and came back the serial numbers; and, since command to walk, the second quickly. paper currencies were always of elecdon results (i.e., including the vote totals) man came out of the bank, and He said that our money was printed recently, the “ 1986 have been set. In democratic elecdons, for the the first asked him the same being recorded, and it was my investment” trick would never most part, the full election results are made question. So the second man turn to go up and pick up all the work. suggested to open the envelope, paperwork and the money. When The world is very cold, but I known. In the United States, elecdons are held at and I waited to see what’s I arrived the fifth floor, I real­ still hope we all survive without the city, state and national levels. We know the inside. ized that he didn’t tell me the hurting each other. The plot goes like this; “Joe room number. Three minutes quantitative results of these elections — not only Harris” found the envelope by a later, I learned that there was no Name withheld hy request after the fact, but while votes are being counted. phone booth, inside were some one named Mr. Goldstein on the Even in the Soviet Union, when the Communist lottery tickets, a stack of cash in floor. I came out of the building, new prints, and a card. The saw the empty parking spot, and Party votes, the numbers are released in Pravda. words on the card showed that woke up to the reality that the Not releasing the full election results is the money was illegal. “John”, kill was made when I left them the second man, came out of the irresponsible. There is no good reason to keep bank and became a participant, them a secret, but there are plenty of good just like I. Joe works at the bank building on 36th and Market, Columnists sought reasons why they should be made public. and he could use a machine to Just because there were no numbers released check out the money. So we The Triangle is looking for regular columnists for our last year is no excuse. If Student Congress is a went. While sitting in John’s car Editorial and Opinion pages. Applicants may submit a truly representative organization then it should waiting Joe to come back, I guest column by 5 p.m. Tuesday, for Friday publication, talked with John and analyzed be held accountable for all of its actions. This after which a decision on whether or not to continue run­ the background of the envelope. includes election results. I had not decided what to do, but ning the column, on a bi-weekly basis, will be made. The Triangle will continue to try to obtain the something inside of me kept me Columns should be typed, double-spaced (Geneva font, election numbers and will publish the results as going. Joe came back, said that 12-point size), no longer than three pages and should be the money was good, but they turned in as a Macintosh file. soon as we have them. were in large bills; and his boss, “Mr. Goldstein”, who was an old The Triangle • May 31,1991 • 7 Drexel 2017: I’ve seen the lights go out on 33rd Street Dear Mom and Dad, Design Arts, though. We get Triunf’te — that's the student See. I told you I would write along okay, we are both in the newspaper. There is also this you as soon as I got to Drexel. Honors program. He got this other newspaper, an independent scholarship that pays him one. It's the biggest thing around ,$ l(),(XX) a year — that's almost a campus. Apparently some old I Wrote It third of tuition! graduate from the nineties gave You Name It I went to a student activities some students a bunch of money fair over the weekend. There to start their own paper when seems to be a lot of cool things The Triangle was shut down last Gary Rosenzweig to join — but there is a waiting year. I think I'll join that — even list to get into most of the though during orientation some groups. Everyone is just so Vice President or Dean or some­ Everything here is just fine. My active and involved, it's like one told us not to. U nder the boardw alk dorm room in Myers Hall is you’re a nobody if you are not in Oh yeah. I almost forgot, I got pretty cool. I have a good view a student group. my computer the other day. It's a w ith the Phila. of some basketball courts and Hey Dad, you're right. There Macintosh IV GR. These things simply titled "Shore Guide." It the two unoccupied dorms.I used to be a TKE fratemity here. are great — no wonder IBM Since I'm not a native has a family orientated, rest-and- went to my first class yesterday It closed down in 2(X)2 — it was went out of business at the turn Philadelphian. 1 never really relax attitude. The lead off arti­ — it's hard to believe that it is the last of the fraternities to of the century. I hear that Apple understood this city's fascination cle on page 3 is about Jersey already the end of August and clo.se. They have a little memori­ might come out with System 8 fanner markets. The supplement the suiniTier is over. Oh, well, al plaque somewhere. next year — but that's technical Spitting In progresses into more tame, and only IS more weeks and I'll Someone told me there used stuff. slightly boring articles about have a month off. to be a lot of fraternities here Anyway, don't worry about The Wind where to find the best ice cream, We had an orientation meet­ once. They all had houses on my safety, these Penn-Drexel miniature golf, and roller coast­ ing yesterday for my college 34th street, where the Powelton cops do a good job patrolling the ers at the shore. Overall, it has a (Engineering and Sciences). The Village Community Center is streets. Besides, Mayor Rizzo Anita j. Michel very wholesome, apple pie, other two colleges have orienta­ now. They all closed down after says that he will re-establish the tion next week. They told me the University City prohibition city police force as soon as the American attitude. They avoid of going “down the shore.” giving advice to shore go-ers, about the courses that I will was declared. Japanese investors increase the Maybe that's because my par­ and are more interested in pro­ have to take during the next four Speaking of alcohol, you city's budget. ents never took the family viding information. The cover, years here at Drexel, and about would not believe what hap­ Until next time... “down the shore." We were uneventful with photographs of the co-op that 1 will take pened to some guys I know. forced to go on educational sum­ fish and bodysurfers, could be between my sophomore and They were caught drinking beer Jack J. Spade mer vacations. I was so clueless mistaken for an ad supplement. junior years. in their apartments nearby and Class o f2021 about the “down the shore" Not so for the Daily News. My roommate has not decid­ they were put in the Drexel thing, that when 1 came to Their guide is called "Secrets of ed on a major yet — he's in the Discipline Center for a week. P.S. The food in the cafeteria Drexel in ‘88, 1 had to have a the Shore: 147 Things You Need college of Humanities and I'm thinking of joining The sucks. fellow Freshman explain what to Know this Summer.” Unlike “Senior Week” was. Since many the Inquirer shore guide, it does Social trends at D rexel U niversity of them were still talking about not have as many full length fea­ it months after it happened, I ture articles, but instead features The other week as I began happiness? The most common first is that .somewhere Drexel is assumed it must be something lists of shore advice: "5 Rules thinking over my past six years source of happiness was friends, frustrating the majority of its wonderful. “It’s a week of get­ for Shoobies”, "5 Casino Tips here at Drexel, I asked myself with sex, drinking, grades, and students. For some, this comes ting drunk and getting laid down from Stu”, “5 Ways to watch the money as runners up. in the form of bad professors, the shore,” I was told. Oh. Sunset”, and so on. In this info­ What about unhappine.ss? Bad for others it is lack of student Last week, I decided to tainment age that we live in, lists From Here grades and jerks made the most activities to be involved in, for maybe give the Jersey shore a are a common way to present To Eternity students upset or angry, but they others it is administrative mis­ shot. Find a nice, quiet town and short bits of news in a quick, each dealt with their anger in takes and/or conflicts, for others hang out on the beach for the easy-to-read format. However, different ways. While some hit it’s financial problems, etc. For weekend. Find out exactly why it’s not the format that is trou­ Mark Bickel things, others screamed, others most it is an overall feeling that Philadelphians clog up the bling, it’s the contents. For just turned on the radio or called Drexel is an inhuman, uncaring coastbound highways on Friday example, the “5 Beach friends. A lot also decided to eat institution that just takes our afternoons. The Philadelphia Distractions” list contains this “what is it that makes a Drexel or drink to forget their problems. money and gives us our diplo­ Inquirer and the Philadelphia activity; “Rate the bodies. This student?” I also began to wonder The one interesting thing was ma. Daily News were both featuring would be frowned upon in Cape what it was that made the Drexel that only four students said they But the problem goes deeper “shore guides” supplements in May, but falls within acceptable student tick, so I decided to con­ would try to think through prob­ than this. A vast majority of the their May 23rd issues. I bought boundaries of good taste at duct a quick survey of about 75 lems and none said anything students say that money is what both papers, figuring these Margate and Wildwood. Make students to see how they would about solving any of their prob­ will make them successful and would give me some informa­ large cards with the numbers I define their own culture. lems. that school is the most important tion about finding a peaceful to 10 on them, gather an infor­ One of the most prevalent From my several years worth thing in their lives. Drexel pro­ patch of sand. mal team together and “score” stereotypes of Drexel students is of observations, I think this sur­ vides for both of these needs Until last week, I assumed the guys and girls parading on that they are either party animals vey is fairly representative of the quite well, yet few are satisfied. there was only one Jersey shore, the beach.” This sexist statement or workaholics. Even a fast Drexel populace. If I were to The students say they like par­ but after reading the shore is just the tip of the sand dune in glance at the survey heartily summarize what I’ve observed ties and friends, both of which guides from the Inquirer and the the “Secrets of the Shore” guide. confirmed the first of these of the typical Drexel student, I exist in abundance around Daily News, there might as well About beach jogging: "If you stereotypes. By far the number would say they are a group of Drexel. be two: the family/conservative are jogging for exercise, run one hang-out was the bar, and people who work hard for little Most say they are lonely or shore and the drunken early in the morning or late at the number one fun event was reward and party hard because upset only a small fraction of the student/party shore. night. No one will see you. If socializing with friends, espe­ of that. time and happy a majority of the Even though they are both you are doing it when the beach cially at parties and/or while They are primarily focused on time, yet the negative attitudes owned by Philadelphia is crowded, you’ve got to look drinking. Parties and drinking getting though the very strenu­ persist. Could it be that there is a Newspapers Inc, the Inquirer good.” As one of the over­ were also the primary words that ous academic program Drexel difference between happiness and the Daily News are very dif­ whelming majority of people in came to mind when the word has created so they can get a and fulfillment, and that most ferent newspapers. A casual this world that does not have a “fratemity” was mentioned. good job and make good money. students, while happy, are not glance can tell you that. The size 6 , Cosmopolitan cover As for schoolwork, that was They are willing to pay the price fulfilled? Inquirer seems to be more news­ body, this statement is really the most prevalent word for to be here because of the later Of course, you all know what worthy and trustworthy. The questionable. “Drexel.” School was also far returns they will get in the real I'm going to say next, “just get headlines are serious, the edito­ Although both the Inquirer and away the winner for what world. religion and you'll be fulfilled.” rials solid. The Daily News often and the Daily News shore guides takes the most, second-most and One thing I have noticed over Well, let's look at what students has cheesy headlines and stories do have a few subjects in com­ third-most amounts of a person's the years, and in this survey, is think about this option. When that go for the raunch value. mon, they don’t agree on them. time, with virtually 100% that there is little or no mention asked what they thought of “reli­ Case in point: the Daily News In the nightlife article, the putting schoolwork somewhere of campus life as a major part of gion,” a majority .said God and published explicit excerpts of Inquirer . in an effort to deter in the top 3. student’s lives. There is also a church and then said things like the police report from the inci­ underage drinking, gives a spe­ But what is all the partying generally negative view of “unrealistic,” “opiate of mass­ dent at the Kennedy mansion. cial column about under-21 and studying for? What is it that Drexel, the dorms, fraternities, es,” “rules” and "sucks.” When It’s smart business to put out clubs. In contrast, the Daily Drexel students want out of lif,e religion, God and almost any asked what religion they were, two different newspapers target­ News provides readers a bit of anyway? When asked what other issue the students are most gave the name of some ed at different sections of city. fashion advice on its nightlife "success” was, a vast majority asked about. church and then said that it After all, both papers usually page: "The safest rule of thumb answered money. Money and In my opinion, this negative didn’t mean much to them and cover the same stories, just in is this: the size of your spandex possessions are the main goals attitude is an indication of deep­ that it should be a personal different styles. However, I had outfit should be about equal to that most students are running er issues in students’ lives, and thing. never seen the Inquirer and the the size of your hair." Both after. is generally an unhealthy trend When asked about God they Daily News have such radically papers also have a complete run In 2nd place, with about 25% that needs to be reversed. As I said that He may exist, but that opposite views on a noncontro- down of shore towns and what of the responses to “success,” see it, there are at least two He/She would not try to control versial topic. to expect at each. The Inquirer was happiness. But what brings major factors at work here. The The Inquirer ‘s shore insert is See STUDENTS on page 8 See TARGETING on page H 8 • The Triangle • May 24,1991 Students’ choices can affect their Continued from page 7 “eat, drink and be merry,” just people. Some said He was pow­ like we would hope he might. erful, most agreed He was good, But God ended His comment m ALLt6M10l6...0f but only seven people said He with "for tonight your soul shall MARimUSE...INRDaiTY.. controlled most all their lives, be demanded of you.” Jesus also Of NMJCV RULING THE WHITE and a majority yielded God no told another story about a man HOUSE... ARE m m control of their lives. who, upon finding a great trea­ With this as a definition of sure, sold all he had to get the Of NMICV aWKS TIC m l UNTRUE! God and religion, it’s no wonder field it was buried in. HOUSE ...ARE we are unfulfilled. If I were You have a choice: you can \mx.\ involved in a boring religion chase after money, success, etc. with a nice God who didn’t even here and now, or you can give care enough to help stupid me up all you have to gain eternal live a fulfilled life, I would be life with God. In the first case, up.set too. 1 know that if I try to you may find some temporary control my own life and do my happiness, but in the end your own thing, in the end I will not efforts will be frustrated and be able to fulfill my deepest your soul will be demanded of longings. But I have found a liv­ you. In the second case, you can ing God that does fulfill those live life as it was meant to be longings and has promised to do now and gain the greatest trea­ that for eternity. sure ever, eternity with God. Jesus told a story once about / have come that you might a farmer that was well off and have life, and that life abundant­ continued to get bigger and big­ ly —Jesus ger harvests. One day he had so much he could not fit it in his bams, so he tore them down to build bigger ones. God then came and told him he should go Targeting the audience of a paper Continued from page 7 they could also be lampooning and read between the lines when is very general in their descrip­ the.se lifestyles. Or they could be a newspaper tries to target a cer­ tions, providing the best kept serious in their observations, tain sect of people, be it a certain secrets of each town. The Daily which would be good marketing. neighborhood, ethnic back­ News manages to make all resi­ Maybe they did a reader survey ground, or financial status. dents and visitors to places such and found that more people with Don’t take anything at face as Stone Harbor, Avalon, and families read the Inquirer, and value. Question it. Even if you Cape May upscale yuppies with more single, club-going people feel like you’re only spitting in attitudes. They turn Wildwood read the Daily News. Still, aren’t the wind, do it anyway. It may into the brainless bimbo city of people with Range Rovers tired come back to you twice as hard, the shore. of being called “yuppies who but at least you have tried. A ren’t the readers of the read the New Republic” and As for me. I’ve given up on Daily News offended by the people with high hair tired of the Jersey shore. Instead, I’m be comments in the shore supple­ being referred to as “big hair, heading down to Assateague ment? Do they even recognize big gum, little dress”? Island National Seashore and that they are being ridiculed? I’m not judging either “shore Campground in Maryland to There is always the remote pos­ guide” as better than the other. walk on a deserted, boardwalk- sibility that the DN editors In my opinion, they were just less beach and watch the wild meant some of these comments blatant methods of getting more ponies roam in the brush. At as harmless witty observations advertising revenue. However, I least then I won’t have to worry of Philadelphia lifestyles, but hope people will open their eyes about people rating my body. DID YOU KNOW...

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Ashley G. Smith cook until liquid is reduced to lie, and salt and pepper to taste, Serves 6 . in plastic wrap, for at least 1 hour or overnight. Of The Triangle 1/2 cup. Su-ain, pressing liq­ add the oil in a stream, whisk­ uid out of mushrooms. Cover ing, and whisk the dressing until Almond Ginger Sand Tarts Roll our the dough 1/4 inch and store in refrigerator.) t is emulsified. Halve the breads • 1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted thick between sheets of wax •1/4 tsp. white pepper horizontally, hollow our the butter, softened paper, with a 2-inch round cutter •2 cups diced baking potatoes halves, leaving 1/2-inch-thick • 1/4 cup vegetable shortening cut out rounds, and arrange them •3 cups milk shells, and spoon one fourth of •1/3 cup confectioners’ sugar 2 inches apart on greased baking • 1 cup heavy cream the dressing evenly into each • 1 tsp. vanilla sheets. (If the dough becomes •Salt, white pepper and fresh half. • 1 cup all-purpose flour too soft, chill it on a baking lemon juice to taste Working with one loaf at a • 2 tsp. ground ginger sheet until it is firm enough to •Minced fresh dill or green time, arrange half the radish in • 1/2 tsp. salt work with.) Brush the tops of onion tops the bottom shell, lop it with one • 1/4 tsp. double-acting bak­ the rounds with some of the egg Cook leeks, onion and garlic fourth of the basil, and sprinkle ing powder white, pul 1 of the almond slices in butler, covered until soft. Add half the onion over the basil. 1/2 cup whole almonds, on each round, and brush the stock, seasonings and potatoes; Arrange half the tuna on the ground fine in a food proces­ almonds with more of the egg cover, bring to boil, lower heat basil. Fit the top shell over the sor or blender, plus about 25 white. Gather the scraps, reroll almond slices for garnish This week, The Gourmet and simmer until potatoes are tomatoes. Assemble another pan the dough, and make more • 1 large egg white, beaten Express is concentrating on an soft. bagnas with the remaining almond-topped rounds in the lightly example of a wonderful sum­ Puree, add milk and cream, bread, radish, basil, onion, tuna, same manner. Bake the cookies In a bowl with an electric mertime meal - and this time it’s blend well and chill. and tomatoes in the same man­ in the middle of a preheated mixer cream together the butter, reasonably easy to make. Some Adjust seasonings with salt, ner. Wrap the pan bagnas in 325°F. oven for 15 to 20 min­ the shortening, and the confec­ cold soup to chase the heat pepper and lemon juicc. Serve plastic wrap and put them in a utes, or until the tops are pale tioners’ sugar until the mixture away, a spicy and flavorful sand­ and a sprinkling of dill. jelly-roll pan. Top the pan bag­ golden. Let the cookies cool on is combined well and beat in the wich and a light cookie for the Variation; Omit mushroom nas with a baking sheet and a the sheets for 2 minutes, transfer vanilla. Into the bowl sift togeth­ finale. concentrate and season with large bowl filled with several 2- them with a metal spatula to er the flour, the ginger, the salt, Next week we’ll try to get ground nutmeg. Sprinkle with pound weights and chill them racks, and let them cool com­ and the baking powder and com­ you through those last two vig­ paprika and minced fresh chives. for 1 hour. The pan bagnas may pletely. The cookies may be bine the dough well. Add the orous weeks of class and finals be made 4 hours in advance and made 4 days in advance and ground almonds, blend the with some easy, instant, add Our Culture Vulture recom­ kept covered and chilled. Serve kept in an airtight container. dough well, and chill it, wrapped water and mix, push here mends this tasty and refreshing the pan bagnas cut into wedges. Makes about 25 cookies. dummy dishes that are fast, sandwich. cheap, easy, and hold some Pan Bagnas (Provencal nutfitional value. Enjoy! Sandwiches with tomato, tuna, Pat B enetar is singing the blues and basil) finer 40 minutes of music. If you • 1/2 cup red-wine vinegar Gary Rosenzweig Vichysoisse like Pat Benatar, and if you iike • 6 flat anchovy fillets, rinsed, Serves 6 to 8 Of The Triangle the blues, this is a vein of patted dry, and minced • 1- 1/2 cups minced leeks gold in the deep, dark mine of • 2 garlic cloves, minced Pat Benatar is back and she’s (while and some green) the music of the nineties. • 1 cup exua-virgin olive oil singing the blues — and boy •1/4 cup minced onion does it sound great! Her new - Ed. note: We at The Triangle •1 garlic clove, minced • two 8-inch round loaves of crusty bread CD, True Love, is 11 tracks of office didn't think the Pat •4 Tbs. butter True Love • 2 cups thinly sliced radish jazz and blues classics with a Benetar album was that good, •3 cups brown chicken stock, few originals. The album is a but it's got to be better than the Pat BeneUr or combination of chicken • 2 cups loosely packed fresh Chrysalis...... „ A A A A l/2 basil leaves slice of heaven. new Samantha Fox effort. and beef stocks Some people are born with •1/2 Tbs. mushroom concen­ • 1 cup minced onion, soaked in cold water for 10 minutes the blues, others learn it, and the trate (soften 1 oz. dried mush­ rest are doomed to either pop rooms in warm water to and drained well Vlud is fun m usic for • two 6 -1/2 oz. cans tuna in trash hell, or a classical coma. cover. Drain, reserving water, Benatar was born with it — and mince. Saute 3 oz. fresh oil, drained and flaked • 4 tomatoes (about 1-1/2 lb. every note on this album is a tes­ mushroom stems, minced in 2 tament to that. Her voice hits sum m er listening tsp. butter until golden, sprin­ sliced thin) Optional and wonderful addi­ every shade of blue with preci­ Richard Knight______In” (to which I always add kling with 1/8 tsp. both salt sion and passion. “Crapped and crept out again”) and ground oregano. Add tions and/or alternatives: Triangle Stcff Writer • sliced olives The album opens with siz­ and the standout cut “Tiger water to reserved soaking zling versions of “Bloodshot The title says it all really. Feet” The older songs are cov­ water to make 1-1/2 cups and • lunch meat • provolone cheese slices Eyes” and B.B. King’s “Payin’ Let's Have A Party. Summer’s ers of “The Hippy Hippy add to pan with minced soft­ the Cost to Be the Boss.” The almost here, so crank up some Shake”, Rodgers and Hart’s ened mushrooms and 2 tsp. In a bowl whisk together the vinegar, the anchovies, the gar- album also includes other clas­ good-time music. I found this “Blue Moon,” Paul Anka’s soy sauce. Bring to a boil and sics from B.B. King and Albert 1990 CD compilation of ’70s “Diana,” and even “In The King. British pop-rockers Mud down­ Mood.” There are twenty tracks It seems impossible for any stairs in 3rd Street Jazz, an and not a duff one among them. one song to stand out on this excellent store which carries a When I was an undergraduate album, it’s just too solid. lot of imported and esoteric in England we had live bands However, her cover of a slow stuff, ranging from hardcore to every week, usually on Saturday blues song called “Evening” is metal to jazz. Surprisingly, I saw nights. The concerts were subsi­ spectacular. It is hard to decide a lot of vinyl, yes actual LI^’s, on dized by the Student’s Union which is more haunting in the sale too. But, I digress. and cost the equivalent of about song, her voice or the saxo­ Mud music is funand pure; $5 — now there’s a lesson for phone. lightweight, no deep meaningful Drexel. Mud were one of those There are also a few originals dirges about some political perennial touring “club” bands on the album, all in the same issue, no message other than who, late on in their career, we style as the covers. The title “let’s have a good time.” I guess would get maybe once a year, track, “True Love” is another the closest U.S. equivalent and they always put on a great slow song, and “I Feel Lucky” would be someone like Sha Na show. If you want danceable, fun and “The Good Life” fit right in Na — now you know what I’m music then this is for you. with the other songs from 1934 talking about, real dance music. Remember, music is supposed to to 1970. Back in the ’70s, Mud had a be fun, leave the etem^ verities Hats off to her band, which string of hits in the U.K., includ­ to the philosophers, do “The features many of the same musi­ ing 11 top ten smashes in less Hippy Hippy Shake” and get cians who have been playing than 3 years. This was largely “Crazy”! with her for years. After all, a due to the corporate-pop song- Fran Job Hu^es ud Chris Columbus voice, even as fine as Benatar’s, writing of Nicky Chinn and is nothing without a great band, Mike Chapman, who also wrote O n l y THE ipNELy and these guys prove on the material for other bands of the that they have also been first “glam” era like Sweet and A comedy for anyone who's ever had a mother. bom with the blues. Suzi Quattro. The Triangle has ten full-size theatrical posters as well as ten mock- True Love is not an album The music is half-and-half turtleneck shirts for the new John Hughes/Chris Columbus comedy that will change the course of seventies glam and fifties rock Let’s Have a Party - The Best Only the Lonely, starring John Candy. Just be one of the first ten peo­ music history — chances of it n’ roll standards and stands the ofM ud ple to correctly name the most recent John Hughes/Chris Columbus even getting airplay on a major test of time very well. The ’70s M ud comedy. Hint; it just became the highest-grossing comedy of all time. commercial station are slim. stuff includes such gems as EMI Records Ltd...... AAD However, you will not find a “Dyna-Mite," “The Cat Crept The Triangle • May 31, 1991 • 11

E lvis C ostello’s latest, M ighty Like a R ose, is another disappointm ent Ted H ow e effort Mii;hly Like a Rose is recorded with his back-up band, ous, and they required that you Chocolate. In my opinion, the mired in overly-complex lyrics ) was marked by listen to the album many times OfTheTrian^le only way that we will got to hear and plodding musical arrange­ a raw energy and lyrics that to catch all of the meaning from a consistently good album from II has been written many ments. were at once social commentary the lyrics. Elvis is if his old backing band times that Elvis Costello was the Mifihly Like a Rose, which is and introspective examination. Perhaps the biggest problem is there to help him along. most intelligent artist to come Costello's .second release on the His reputation as the “intelli- is the lack of fresh tunes. All of There is a lot of new music out of the British punk rock Warner label, again fails to live gencia" of the punk rock move­ the songs are sounds that have out there right now. You could explosion of 1977. up to the quality of any of his ment was well deserved. been heard before on Elivs’ do far better by spending your Unfortunately, it seems that recordings with Columbia Costello was a master of the albums (only they sound like 45 money on almost anything else Elvis may have finally become Records. Early on, Costello’s short song form and could tell r.p.m. singles that have been that was released in the past convinced of this fact. His latest music (most of which was whole volumes in less than three slowed to 33 r.p.m.). month. You certainly can’t do minutes. But as his career has Out of the entire album there that much worse (with the rather progressed, he .seetus to be driv­ is only one song that I genuinely obvious exception of the new en to write more and more like. “Georgie and Her Rival" is Samantha Fox album). Next “intelligent” (read: complex) an uptempo tune that tells a time ’round, Elvis may come out lyrics, and he has been forced to story in the manner of older with an album worth owning, write songs that are less listen- songs like “” but that would be a surprise able in order to accomodate that frotn . Other indeed. complexity. than that, there is not much that The specific problems with the album has to offer. “Harpies are numer­ Bizarre” has some interesting ous. The album is generally slow lyrics and “Playboy to a Man” paced. This is not a problem in tries, but ultimately fails, to sat­ itself, but instead of the relaxed isfy. feeling that is associated with At least Elvis’ 1989 most slow-paced albums, this re\easeSpike had some new one just seems listless. There is direction and more pop energy no energy and most of the songs (thanks t o the songwriting of seem to drag on forever. This is Paul McCartney). But when you quite a contrast to past albums really get down to it, Costello’s Mighty Like a Kose like Imperial Bedroom or Armed music hasn’t been the same Elvis Costello Forces. On those albums the since he split with the Warner Brothers Records.....▲ songs came at you fast and furi- Attractions after Blood and

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37th & Powelton. One bdrm apt. EfHciency apt. Newly renovated, Center City Townhouse; large 4 to On campus overview of Center 2 bdrm. Large 34 & Baring. $695 Just renovated. Available now. faces park, private entrance, easy 5 bdrm, 2 balh house, great yard, City. Large rooms (2). $250 incl. + all util. W/D. DW, GD, alarm. $385/mo. Heat included. Call 387- parking, great light, W/W carpet, near South St bridge, easy paricing, everything. Kitchen & yard. 222- W/W carpet. Nice avail now!!! 6793 for info. Leave message if AC available, I bik to public trans., walk to school. Avail Aug-Sept,, 0222.ni O'Donnell RE Inc. 222-2600./2/ nec./2/ owner occupied. Avail 6/1. $350 year lease. $1400,848-5625./3/ incl. util. Call day @ 387-2699 or 1 bdrm, modem kitchen, tile bath, P R IM E LOCATION- 34th & 35th -t- Hamilton. Efficiency apt. evenings @ 349-6682./2Z Luxury three bedroom apt. 3622 rear yard, nice fir. Spacious 37XX Race, 3 bdrm, I 1/2 baths, W/D, in Avail 7/1. $32S/mo. Heat included. 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3415 Racc Street. One bdnn apt. Sun-niled (8-lOwindows), 1 & 2 4-5 bedrooms. W/W carpel, For June Occupancy- I BDRM Three bedroom bi-level, with I-arpe enough for two people. bdrm apt for rent in fall, renovated. spacious rooms, kitchen, all new apts near campus, beautifully roofdeck. 513 North 38th Street ( Summer lerm. Option to renew Close to campus (33rd & Pearl). appliances, DW, 2 full baths, W/D. restored, now kitchen & bath, across from the Cloisters). New lease in the l-all. Meat included. Ileal incl. Owner managed gas heal, fully secured, $ 12(H) + util. laundry, fireplace, heat & hot water kitchen and tile hath, pine floors, $57()/mo. Call Agnus or Kassie 222- building. Non-smokers only. 386-968.V3/ incl. $525-$5.5(). 3S7-7808./3/ cheap gas heat. $650+. 729-4644./.V .‘'9 1273/ Please call Dr. Weiner @ 386- .S079./2/ For .Sublet; 2 bdrm apt. .^418 Summer Sublet - (iradualin); Apartment available for sublet in House 4-5 bdrms. 37XX Spring Race. To move-in summer term, seniors uillinj> to pay up to 1/3 of ,lune. I bdrm. clean, inexpensive, Garden. Ildw f'lrs. W/D. 9-1-91. Hey- Summer Sublet. .I.'iih & great location. Continued lease is your rent for summer. Two-1 bdnn great location, 211 ii ,16th 11-. Call $8(X)-i- util. Call for other listings, Lancaster. I bdrm apt. in an an option. Call 386-99,‘i6. rent is apts for 2 or more people avail, after .187-8I69./4/ larger or smaller. O'Donnell RE excellent location! Large bdrm w/ only $8(K)/mo./4/ graduation w/ option to renew. Inc. 222-26(K)./2/ loft for two and sunny spacious LR. Located @ 3310 Race St across Three bedroom apartment- 34lh Available last week of June, maybe CLARK PARK RKAL ESTATK from Kelly Hall. Must sec- W/W and Hamilton. Secure third floor, House 6 hdrm. 6-1-91. SISOOplus sooner, w/ option to renew all yours Newly renovated studios, I&2 carpet, AC, DW, secure building, new eat-in kitchen, and tile bath, all utilities. 39th & Chestnut. for only .$3.50! Call Amy @ 386- bedrooms $3(K)-6(X), New Kitchens, W/D in building, etc. Call Mike or DW, LR could be Iburth bedroom. Bright, ceiling fans, and oak fir. 66.‘i0./4/ some with dishwashers, intercoms, Bill for more info. 387-8135./3Z ,$885 includes heat. 729-4fi44./.V Call for other listings. Apts of all hardwood floors, large closets, types. O'Donnell RE Inc. 222- Large three bdrm house. washer-dryer, — short term leases 2- one bedroom apt. available Lar)>e Studio 34th and Hamilton. 26(K)/2/ Renovated. Two baths. W/D. DW, available. Call 387-0327./10-I2.9I/ summer term to sublet with option Quality renovation. New eat-in deck, garage. 40th & Baring. Sept. to renew. Located at 3310 Race kitchen with quarry tile and DW. Sublet Summer, 3 bdrms, 2 full 1. $7.50. ,-!49-898l./2/ 2 Bdrm Apt Secure bldg. 3 mo. Street across from Kelly Dorms. Second lloor- secure. $395 includes baths, full kitchen w/ new sublet, rent subsidized, $500/mo. Both apts. A/C, W/W carpet, DAV, heat. 729-4644.AV appliances, large 1,R. W/D. and 2 509 N 3Sth Street (at Spring Lease renewable. 36th & Spring laundry in building. For more info, private parking spaces. Excellent Garden) Four bedroom house. Garden. Call 387-0446. Available call 387-8135 & ask for Mike or Huge 5 bdrm, 2 bath bi-level. .14th location. Must see. 3312 Arch St. Yard, basement, W/D. Max 6 end of June./3/ Bill,/3/ and Spring Garden. Two large Rent reduced to $965/mo. 222- people. Inexpensive gas heat, inside ceramic baths, very large LR, hdw. 8739./2Z security bars, $I2(K)+. Discount for Sublet summer term w/ option to Summer Sublease! 2 females to firs., W/D. $I.1(X)+. 729-4644./.1/ Spring- Sept. occupancy. Avail renew. Partly furnished townhouse share huge bdrm in a 4 bdnn house, Rent /sublet. 3229 Powelton Ave. now. 386-6722./2/ located I.S minutes from Drexel by W/D in apt. Huge LR/ kitchen, 2 Carriage Lane-4 bdrm townhouses. Spring/summer. 2 bdrm, modern fool. Two lloors and a basement. full baths. Cable TV, AC. Beautiful Avail 6/1. New const. @ 32nd & apt. Complete with central heat, AC. Efficiency 3622 Baring St. Quiet W/D. DW, GD, deck, small fumished placc! Must see Close to Hamilton w/ garage, roof, deck, CA, DW. GD, some furniture & loft built home, newly rehabed. New kitchen backyard, security system. Perfect campus! $250/rno. Call Esther or security system, W/D. $l650+mo. already. Great location. RENT + tile bath. Security bars. Avail, for 3, can accommodate 4 Kim! 387-8466. Great roomies. Call 763-3103./3/ NEGOTIABLE. Call Brad @215- now. $400 includes heat, hot water, comfortably. $650 per itionlh. Call Avail June 8th!/3/ 322-1167 leave message./3/ 386-6722./2/ 387-1286 and a.sk for Rob,/5/ Powelton Village; large I bdnn for Powelton, lovely, secure, 4 bdrm, $395, 3 bdrm for $900, 4 bdnn for Four bdrm townhouse, 41st & Wonderful 3-4 bdrm available. Apartment For Rent: Spacious 2 1/2 bath townhouse. 3 stories 4950, 5 bdrm house for $1800. Ludlow. Good condition. W/D. Hdw firs, 2 baths, kitchen, and two bedroom/two bathroom. Large partially furnished, yard, bsmt, Please call 763-3303./.1/ yard. June or Sept. $900. 349- dining area, large LR, W/D, C/A, living-room and eat-in kitchen. Safe W/D, DW. $900+. 399-0698 EVES 8981./2/ safe and secure. Please call if third-floor apartment conveniently or leave a message,/2/ 27th and South: Want a safer interested @ 386-8346, Location located at 3416 Powelton Avenue. neighborhood and cleaner 3312 Hamilton Street- efficiencies 35th & Baring,/2/ Rent only $765 per month and Summer rental Powelton. June to apartment? 2 bdrms from and One bdrms. From $285/mo. up. includes heat and hot water. Perfect Sept. Lovely secure 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 $760/mo.; 3 bdrms $1050. 10 Heat, gas. And hot water incl. All 3-4 bedrooms. New W/W carpet, 2 for two to four people. You must see bath townhouse, partially fumished, minutes from campus- CA, DW, apis, have walk-in closets, lots of celling fans, new kitchen, full this apartment!!! Available June yard, bsmt, W/D, DW, $700+ 399- Lawn, Courtyard, Call 763-3303/3/ windows, walking distance to appliances, DW, tile bath, new W/D. 15th, Make all inquiries 0698 EVES or leave a message,/2/ school. 349-9429 ./3/ Front porch, backyard. Gas heat, immediately to 387-2022./2/ Drexel University- 33rd & fully secured. From $895 + util. Renovated Eff. One, two & three Powelton renovated houses- 2 bdrm 386-9683/3/ House for rent!! Brand new 4 bdrms, large walk-in closets, hdw ($67.5/mo,), 3 Ixlmi ($87.5/mo.) Gas bdrm @ Carriage Lane. 2 baths, firs, renovated. Security intercom, ht. Avail 9/1/91. Call 887-3045./6/ AC, deck, fireplace, hdw firs, carpet laundry facilities 7 management on HOUSES & APARTMENTS and parking. Available for spring premises. Rent starting $290 to Drexel University- near dorms- term. Call Joe @ 387-2154./3/ $700/mo. some w/ util incl. One 3200 Block Summer Street. month free for Drexel students. Renovated 4-6 bedroom house, gas F O R R E N T 4 Bdrm apt. $1175/mo. 3201 Emerson Pine Hill Management. heat, modern kitchen, W/D. Avail Baring Street. Deck, parking, yard. 474-1331./4/ 4/1/91. $1,050-$1,300/mo. + util, Recently renovated. Call 387- Call 887-3045./4/ 4137./2/ 42nd & Baltimore Avenue, CALL 662-1000 University City. Beautiful 8-bdrm, MASSIVE SUNLIT 2,3,4 Bdrm apts. $575-$ 1175/mo. Victorian house, all appliances. TOWNHOUSE This summer you -4 TO 6 Bedroom Houses- Heat and hot water included. 3201 Available Sept I, 9 or 12 month get the master bdrm w/ it’s own Baring Street, Call 387-4137./2/ leases. $280/person. Sublets deck, and skylights, and private with Large rooms, large closets - available September. available now! Call Linda 544- entrance to bath. You enjoy a huge 6 bedroom house - $960/month - 3 bathrooms Brand New Spacious Townhouse- l569or544-1359./3/ LR, den, DW, AC, W/D, and loads needs 5-6 people to sublet for the of storage. You are steps (literally) 4 bedroom luxury house - deck, central air & every summer. Great place Includes two Apartment for Rent: 2115B Arch away from SuperFresh, tennis lofts and downstairs room w/ bath. St. 3 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, LR, DR, courts, dry cleaning, etc. You will appliance $1000/month Garage is available. The place is and kitchen, AC, W/D, deck & be at 1011 Lombard, right off of Rt. carpeted, furnished, has security parking incl. Great location & 40 bus (I used to bike to Drexel in 1 & 2 Bedroom Luxury Apartments - available June. system/alarm, W/D, DW, GD, and 3 reasonable rent!!! Call 557-66S9./3/ minutes 10 minutes). You have two baths. Located behind Powelton on fun, responsible nied. students as -All Newly Renovated, Clean, Bright, and Sunny. Pearl St.. For more info call 32nd and Powelton, large 6-7 bdrm housemates who won't be around -All appliances, Washer/Dryers. Some have anytime. 387-4805./3/ 2 1/2 bath, W/D, modern kitchen. much this summer. YOU PAY Large room and yard. Prime ONLY $300 per month + 1/3 util!!! Decks/AC. Apartm ent for sublet . 37th & location, 1690/mo, 565-3455,/2/ Arrive late May, early June. Stay -Per Bedroom, per person, per month: $160+ - $350+ Lancaster, one bdnn, 3 room layout, until the end of Aug. BEST DEAL newly renovated, tile kitchen & Sublet from May to September: ON THIS PAGE!! Call Joe @ 895- bath, sunny, W/W carpet, great Great location, close to campus- 4915 or 928-0540 today./2/ kitchen, close to campus, secure + 3415 Race Street. Your own G uaranteed M aintenance well lit, available now to Aug. 31, spacious, sunny room. Rent only One bdrm apt. Newly renovated, option to renew. 400/mo, $200. Fireplace and bay window in one avail 6/1, one avail 7/1. ,$400 negotiable and elec. Must see! Call room. Contact Jaya or Yasmin @ and $425/mo. + util. Call 964- Renovated, Managed & Owned by Michael at 387-4967./3/ 662-0877./4/ 1886./.V

The Philadelphia Construction Co., Summer Sublet Available June Safe, Clean, Affordable 3 bdrm house newly renovated 3622 Pearl Street, Philadelphia 1st. Option to renew! Efficiency Apartment Available. 3400 block avail 9/1 $575/mo. + util. Call 964- w/ separate kitchen & a big deck. of Race Street on Drexel Security 1886/3/ a family-owned business located in Powelton Village .1400 block of Race St. For info call Route. Small pets welcome. Rent Cath, Quinn @ 387-5457,/2/ includes heat and hot water. Call 664-7779./3/ 1 bdrm, 2 person apt. for rent. Newly finished kitchen, hdw firs. Sludio, 3Kth + Baring Streets, Available for sublet as soon as nice, clean apt in quiet, secure MCAT! possible, GD, Hot water, and heat building, only $275 incl. heat + H- included for $510 per month. W. Avail. June 1st. Call 727- The new MCAT >» here! Located near 53rd and Pearl. Call 6488./4/ Ro-ss or Rob @ 387-6172./3/ We have the only new fonnai 3200 Hamilton. 3 bdmi bi-level w/ MCAT piactke te*t« available. For June Occupancy; Near private garden, patio doors, modern Two full-length tents, w/gjsai campus, beautiful 2 bdnii apts, new kitchen, DW, W/D, bsmt. Secure. kitchen, tile bath, new carpet, rear $950 includes heat, hot water, gas. explanations, for $60. Get the row deck and back yard, laundry 729-4644./3/ edgel For info: l-80&-843>4973 Oreat OoUdr Value facilities. Heat included- $650. 1 Bedroom at Off Season Priccs 387-7808,/.V 2 Bcdroonu at 1 Bedroom Prices from now 'till Drexel Area to L erner C ourt A partm ents All ameneties included wash/drycr Art Museum Area 3409-15 Race St. Modem Apts. Dish washer. Central Air, Garage 1,2, 3, & 4 bdrm. (All wiihin 1 block of Village Pizu) Studio Apartment to 5 .Applications for Fall term 25% discount on Summer Rentals. bedroom house are now being accepted. $455 & up. Option to renew. Localcd in West Philadelphia's top icsidential arca- Rents starting at $300 CA/carpet/gas heat/ excellent Fowelton Historic District. includes heat and hot water. Just an 8 min. walk to class! location/great security. Rental Office 3201 Powelton Ave. • 387-3314 382-RENT $565-$423, $780-$585, $950-$712 CaII.,,8^6-9999 or 387-8686 18 • The Triangle • May 31,1991

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Share a big house, IS m inute L(M)king for a fourth roommate to Female roommate needed ASAP! Tutors Needed- ARCHBISHOP Do you have work-study money, drive to campus. Own bedroom, live with us in our 2 bdrm apt for Own room in modern apt. W/ RYAN SCHOOL FOR THE and can't find the job you want. safer than campus. Pels welcome. spring/summer term. Share bdrm micro. DW. Laundry fac. . parking. HEARING IMPAIRED (35TH Work for the Triangle and use that $ 175/mo. Util incl. 632-7337 or w/ an invisible roomie. Located @ Close to campus. Call 222-2726./4/ AND SPRING GARDEN STS) IS money, all types of jobs available 677-26.'i« I.ISA./2/ 341! Race St. One blcKk from 7- IN NEED OF STUDENTS TO 895-2936. 3010 MacAlister. II. Rent is only $200/mo. Call TUTOR THE CHILDREN. Sign Summer Sublet available 386-8915./2/ Help W anted language is not used. You are asked immediatei.v. I hiirm In 3 bdrm apt. to give one hour a week between 9 F o r S a l e Furnished or unfurnished. $250/mo Housemate wanted; Art Museum Part lime (20 hours a week), am and 2:30 pm , Mon-Fri. For + 1/3 util. 386-1797 or 222- Area. To share 7 room 2 1/2 bath flexible schedule- Administrative info: Call Sr. Dorothy 590-8760 at Moving sale- Everything must go 6623-/2/ house. Newly renovated, W/D. assistant needed immediately. Call Newman Center or call the school by June 7th! Mattre.ss w/ boxspring DW. Patio/Garden. Rent is Christina Milardo(ffi 222-9117. .$6- 387-1711./3/ and frame, dresser w/ large mirror, View of Philadelphia Skyline from $300/mo. -h util. No pets. Call $7 per hour depending on couch pull-out queen size bed, deck! Need 2 roommates to share Stephanie 232-1689. Grad/Prof expcrience./4/ Earn while you learn(P/T)- Join recliner. dishes, glasses, silverware, new 4 bdrm lownhouse. 32nd and preferred./2/ the #1 growth company that is framed prints, glass and chrome Hamilton { Carriage Lane Starting now throughout August .sweeping America. This explosive tables, wine rack, and many other Townhouses), AC, DW, W/D. F/P. Summer Sublet 1991. Newly 1991. We are seeking a rental “baby boomer” market is looking items! Prices are negotiable! Parking. $250 per month -h utilities. renovated sunny apt on 3400 assistant who will make keys, return for serious inquires from the above Tracey 387-4662./1/ Cable, 2 bathrooms, LR. kitchen, Poweiton Ave. Need female calls, schedule appointments, show average student. Call 1-800-869- DR. Huge and new. Please contact roommate for I bdrm in 2 bdrm apt. appointments - Tuesday thru Friday 35S9./3/ Big Sale: TV, VCR, Table, sofa, Shahal@ 382-7201. for June I./2/ C/A, DW. W/W, GD, W/D and alol I2-5PM. $5 per hour + bonus. bed, skis, rug, bike, lamps, golf of storage. Please call Beth or Kim Auto is a plus but bike is OK. Call Pay your own tuition working clubs. All reasonable offers GREAT DEAL. THE BEST at 662-0477 NOW! 1/2/ O’Donnell RE Inc. 4534 Baltimore. part-time. Be yourpwn boss while considered. Call Rick @ 438-3795 DEAL!!! Female roommate needed 222-26(K)./3/. working your own hours. We’re for more info./2/ to share large one bdrm apt for Desperately Seeking A Female looking for above average students summer term. Fully furnished, you Roommate!!! Share I bdrm apt. 24- Typing for cash: on IBM PC who are tired of the traditional job 1990 20-inch RCA Color TV w/ only pay July and August rent. br security. W/D, W/W carpet. AC. Machine. Typing during your free setting. An intere.st meeting for this remote still in box. Graduating and Includes your own backyard. Please For fall term. Excellent location. hours on campus. Pleasant opportunity will be held Thursday. moving home. Must sell!!! $225. call 222-0864, leave message./3/ Call Roxanne 386-7390./3/ conditions in Disque Hall. Ideal May 9 in Towers Lounge @ 6;00 Call Quentin 387-4812./4/ part-time job until your graduation . pm. For more info. Call 243- Fall Sublet: I bdrm in a luxury 2 Room m ates needed: 1.2 or 3 Call ext 2712 and leave message./2/ 0748./3/ 1989 GS Elan Comprex Skis. bdrm apt @ 3200 Hamilton Street. people needed to sublet apt. Rent is Skied on for two seasons, 200cm. Large tiled kitchen, large bath, LR, $218.75/mo.+$10 util. Free W/D Best Business Opportunity of the Services offered, professional Awesome skis. Great on the bumps. DW. and plenty of parking space. in apt.. DW, 2 floors, 3 bdrms, and 90’s. Expanding regional market. typing services, resumes, legal, Gezu Racing bindings will sell for $350/mo incl. hot water, heat, W/D. basement for storage. 387-4204 Looking for motivated medical, word processing, dictation, $200. CallQuemin.387-48l2./2/ Possibility to renew. Call 243-0766 Jamie./.3/ entrepreneurs to leverage their time and miscellaneous clerical. and ask for Tom or leave a message to earn significant income. Reasonable rates. Call Tanita 747- 1990 Slalom Fischer Skis. Brand if you are interested./3/ Roommate needed (male or Interpersonal skills are a must. Call 0I57./3/ new, skied on twice, 200cm. female) Own room in a 2 bdrm apt. Ron Ettinger@ 215-853-1035./5/ Marker Magnesium Racing Summer Sublet: 36th and Hdw firs, new bath, W/D, Cable, Work-study student needed for Bindings. Must sell, moving to Poweltun. 3 rooms avail in a house Storage, Secure, must see!!! At 37th Wanted: Lead singer for classic Asbury Protestant Ministry- 226 Florida. $700 value. Will sell for w/ backyard. W/D. AC, sundeck & Baring. Call Jon @ 387-4159, ruck band. If you've got a good Creeses. Hours flexible- general $250. Call Quentin 387-4812,/2/ and parking. Possibility of signing Make an offer! !!/2/ voice and are willing to work hard office duties. Call the office for lease for additional time. $205/mo. to make some extra $$$ while details (895-2522)/2/ 85' Yamaha FJ 600 Racing bike incl. water and heat. Call 387-4872 For fall term 1991. I am looking having a good time playing good only has 8.500 miles. Really fast and ask for Glen or Frank./3/ for 2 non-smoking female tunes with a great band. Call 387- Cruise Ship Jobs: Hiring Men- and runs great. Graduating and roommates to share a spacious 2 7138. leave message./2/ Women, summer/ year round. need to pay college loan. $I5(X)- $175/mo + lltil. Large room w/ 2 bdrm apt. right on campus. Safe Photographers, tour guides, Call Quentin 387-4812./2/ large windows. W/D, front porch, and secure. Apt is completely Job Wanted: Word Processing, recreation personnel. Excellent pay rear yard, nice international/cultural furnished w/ free W/D in building, typing, freelance work. Call plus FREE travel. Caribbean. Macintosh Plus Computer and housemates. Mature non-smoker flexible lease term by term, option Stephanie Lee @ 2241.121 Hawaii, Bahamas, South Pacific, Im ageW riter and Desk Seldom preferred. Avail June 1 91. Please to move in this summer. $235/mo. Mexico. Call Now! Call used, graduating must sell!! Total call George @ 382-9242./2/ heat, gas and water included. Must ATTN Comp Scl, E.E., Math, and refundable. 1-206-736-7000. Ext. package $8(X) price negotiable, will secure before summer term. Please Mech Eng. majors. Part-time 600N2/3/ think about selling separately. Call Roommates needed. Male or call 387-442S./4/ research opportunity in computer 387-3926./2/ female, non-smoker, as of Sept 1 for programming for a minority US Need Cash? Learn how to make one bdrm in a spacious 3 bdrm apt Desperately Seeking female citizen. Must be a Pre-junior or $Hundreds letting your answering 85 Toyota Celica, AC, Power @ 37th & Poweiton. Own entrance roommate for summer term. Share Junior with a GPA of 3.0 or above. machine do all the work. Steering, and Brakes, AM/FM Cass, if desired, W/D. Rent is $260 (heal, large bdrm, fully furnished apt. For more info call Dr. Tseng @ 895- Guaranteed cash weekly! Send a $3,600. Call 222-9117 or 765- hot water, and cooking gas incl.) + Private backyard to lay out in. Only 2370./3/ S.A.S.E. and $5 (handling) for 8252.Z2/ electric. Please call Beth or Julie @ $275/mo., includes heat and hot complete details to: Student tapes, 386-6121./3/ water. Call 222-0864, leave a Summer jobs- Willow Grove Suite 212, 883 Cooper Landing Buy the car that made Lee message./3/ Area. Warehouse, retail and Road. Cherry Hill, NJ 08002/3/ lacocca famous!! 1980 Aries K for Female roomate needed: 7 bdrm clerical, $7.00 per hour plus sale. Will take best offer. Call 387- house @ 36 and Spring Garden Ave. Roommate needed to share large overtime. Call 659-4822 for appt. Part-time administrative 9072. For an extra fee. I’ll get Lee W/D, get own room and is available one bdrm starting in June, with m assistant. Good communication & to sign it himself./2/ starting summer term. Rent is option to renew lease in Sept. 36th MAC skills required. $5.7.5/hr. Call $ 191/mo-H util. Call 386-0662 and & Poweiton. $275/mo. includes 895-1646 for an appointment./.3/ leave a message./2/ heat and hot water. Call 222-0864 and leave message./2/ $17S/mo + util. Large room w/ two large windows in house. 5 minute ROOM M ATE NEEDED: for walk to campus. W/D in basement. summer term or sooner. You'll have Mature non-smokers preferred. your own room w/ a bay window in Avail. June 1. Please call George a large spacious house located on 382-9242./2/ 38th and Lancaster Avenue. Cinder’ fi/ecu .., Neighbors are friendly. The house Summer Sublet: Own room in 5 is three floors w/ a large living bdnii house. W/D, AC. June rent is room, pool table, a large open free. Call Andj 387-S734./2/ kitchen, 3 baths, and W/D. Call Lexington A partm ents 222-3442 after 5pm./3/ Need a change? Need a new apartm ent? We are two lovely Needed one roommate to cut people seeking a third female to down expense for the June- Aug. share a large two bdrm apt in time period. Great location & Poweiton Village. Large LR. DR. cheap rent. Also, you will have and deck for summer term. Call your own room. Call 222-5835./2/ 36th & Poweiton Ave. Ashley or Sangeeta for details. 386- 2416 and don't be shy to leave a Roommate needed- Own room in a message./3/ 2 bdnn apt. 33rd & Baring. W/D, DW, Newly renovated apt building. FEMALE ROOMMATE Call David or Ed. 386-2267./2/ Efficiency from $320.00 NEEDED TO SUBLET APT. 45th & Osage. Available June. July Housemates needed immediately. 1 Bedroom from $420.00 & August. Call Judi for details @ Your own spacious, sunny room 222-0233(h) or 972-1777{b)/3/ with fireplace and bay window. Close to campus- 3415 Race Street. Roommate needed: for a 7 bdrm Rent is only $200. Contact Jaya or Includes: heat, hot water, & cooking gas house on 3408 Spring Garden Yasmin @ 662-0877./3/ Street. If interested call 222- 5766./2/ Roommate wanted for spring/summer terms. Own room Roommate needed to sublet for in large secure 3 bdrm apt, W/D, Available Immediately sum m er term. Own room in 4 DW in apt. $225 per mo. For more bdrm apt. Great location 32nd & info call 387-2461./3/ Poweiton. Includes W/D. DW, AC. O ther apartm ents available in Pow eiton Village Call 386-6138./3/ Roommate needed . Will have own rooiTi in 6 bdrm Row-house 2 roommates wanted to share located near 32nd and Hamilton. large room in 4 bdrm apt. 32nd + Rent is $182/mo. -futil. Room 6 M onth Leases Available. Poweiton. W/D, DW, AC. available April 21. Call Dan at 222- Available summer term. Please call 4612 for more info./3/ 386-6138./3/ For Information call 386-0502 Roommate needed . Will have Female roommates needed: Two own room in 6 bdrm Row-house bdrm apt on Race street across from located near 32nd and Hamilton. Now Accepting Fall Applications the dorms. W/D. backyard, avail, Rent is $ 182/mo. +util. Room summer term. Option to renew available April 21. Call Dan at 222- lease. Call 387-8307 for more 4612 for more info./3/ UCA R ealty Group info./.3/ The Triangle • May 31,1991 * 19

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1982 Honda Nighihawk. Great 86' Honda Shadow VTIIOO. Has HELP. My black Shwinn Skatemaus, yes, breathing is still Zed's psycho Ward i.s now on bike for the summer. Must see!!! low miles and is like new. Asking Crisscross 21 speed mountain on my list of priorities, -E.B. Sunday nights at midnight! Tune in $1000, helmet included. Call 386- $3300. Call Denny @ 609-951- bike was stolen on 5/21/91. Any for 3 hours of hard rock and metal 4061./3/ 7436 or 609-429-3821 @ 6pm. /4/ info greatly appreciated- reward if Jenn, every one else seems to send on the radio! You can't afford to found. Call 386-8330./2/ you these, and 1 didn't want to feel miss it. 9I.7FMWKDU. "Tuni it CD’S for .sale. Call Greg @ 425- Need furniture? On sale now- left out. -Ian up to eleven"/2/ 2457. $8 each. Selection: IKEA bed, night stand, dresser. Charmed Life ( Billy Idol). Have Cheap! 222-2726./4/ P e r s o n a l s Announcements Need career advice? Call the You Seen Me LAtely? 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The ▲ C.M. 1->4MB $200 Sportswear • Novelties • Jewelry (215)3S6-2257 CALL YOUR DATE 40th Street, betw een 6S«/min. 9 7 6 - 3 1 1 1 iijM tO lym pusJUli Walnut and Locust WOMEN FREE: Call 645-0630 or 645-0823 2 2 2 -8 0 8 8 ALTERNATIVE Open every day LIFESTYLES 85«/min. 976-3311 The Triangle May 31,1991 S v o r t s P age 20 Phillies battle adversity, look to reach .500 mark Matthew Appleton ______from long reliever in the bullpen on the field when, just days after • Murphy just got career hit This decision was received with Triangle Sports Writer to National League player of the the Dykstra accident, San number 2,0(W Wednesday night mixed reaction. Many felt their week. While his no-hitter was Francisco fans taunted him by • A former Phillie 3rd base­ current uniforms bring back the amazing in itself, he also jangling their keys. Dykstra was man of the future just four years best memories and that the only At the beginning of the year, became the first Phillie to throw driving home from Knik’s bach­ ago, Rick Schu made his return memory the old uniform brings General Manager Lee Thomas back-to-back shutouts since elor party when the accident to the Phillies Tuesday night up is that of the 1964 choke. was making predictions that the Steve Carlton did it in 1972. He occurred. after spending the last three Others maintain the old style Phillies were going to win at leads the staff in ERA, and on a He also has brought a sense years with the Orioles, Tigers, just simply looks better. least 85 games, which translates staff that leads the league in of humor that, when combined Angels, and most recently, the Despite the notable and the to three games over .500, and walks, he now is averaging with that of Roger McDowell Phillie farm team at Scranton. achievements for the year, the many fans believed him. roughly one walk per three and Mitch Williams (two of the • Ricky Jordan has came off Phils definitely need to make a However, many counted the innings pitched. All this from a most notorious pranksters in the an injury filled season to reclaim trade to improve the pitching Phillies out for good when man who was a player to be major league), has led some his job at first base. Like Kruk, staff. The idea that has been Lenny Dykstra and Darren named later in the famous Dale national reporters to say that the he’s batting over .300 and there bounced around all season has Daulton were lost to injuries Murphy trade. Phillie clubhouse is the liveliest have been countless times where been trading Von Hayes for a sustained in the car crash earlier He is now so popular in in baseball. he robbed the opposing team of quality pitcher. The isn’t going this month. The skeptics said Philadelphia that John Kruk, the Speaking of Dykstra, many a base hit with his glove. over to well right now due to the that losing the two of them team’s DH (designated heckler), counted the Phillies out for good • Although this record was fact that he’s only hitting around meant not only losing the was overheard asking Murphy, when he and Daulton were lost broken earlier this week, the .210 right now, and most teams league’s best leadoff hitter, but “Hey Murph, who was that play­ to injuries sustained in the car Phillies and Mets set a major don’t seem to interested. The also losing the heart and soul of er to be named later in the crash earlier this month. The league record in the beginning Phils do have a glut of outfield­ the team. Greene trade?” As a final note skeptics said that losing the two of the season by taking over four ers right now and trading one of The Phils also lost experi­ on Greene, he threw seven walks of them meant not only losing and a half hours to play nine them for any pitching is some­ enced catcher who was especial­ in his no-hiuer The last pitcher the league’s best leadoff hitter, innings. Another thing notewor­ thing that needs to be done to ly needed on an inexperienced to throw that many walks in a but also losing the heart and soul thy about the game is that the solidify the team. staff. Instead the Phillies have no-hitter was Joe Cowley, a of the team. The Phils also lost two pitching staffs combined for Another thing that the team played .500 baseball since the name that for the past few years experienced catcher who was an astonishing 25 walks. needs is a decision on what the accident, and the pitching staff has brought back nightmares to especially needed on an inexpe­ • Even though the pace has second base situation is. Since Hnally seems to be gaining some the Phillie faithful. rienced staff. Instead the Phillies slowed done considerably over he took over as manager, Fregosi control. Considering that the Another surprise this year has have played .500 baseball since the past few weeks, the Phils has used a three man platoon of Phillies were supposed to role been the resurgence of John the accident, and the pitching pitching staff is still on a pace to Morandini, Backman, and over and die after the accident, Kruk. While he always has been staff finally seems to be gaining set National League records for Ready at second base. Backman their level of play has been consistent as a Phillie, this year some conu-ol. Considering that passed balls, wild pitches, and is unhappy. Ready is just a back­ exceptional. he has filled the leadership role the Phillies were supposed to walks. up player, and Morandini needs The most welcome surprise vacated by Dykstra after his auto role over and die after the acci­ • To go along with the wave to get more experience facing of the year has been one Tommy accident. Kruk has been hitting dent, their level of play has been of nostalgia that’s sweeping major league pitching. If the Greene. This is a man who was over .300 all season and is exceptional. baseball, the front office Phillies front office was a seri­ so unknown the day of his no- among the league leaders in As well as surprising, this announced at the beginning of ous as they say they are about a hitter that the Montreal Press walks, RBI, and batting average. season has also had it’s more the season that there will be a youth movement, then the logi­ Guide misspelled his name Kruk has also showed a tremen­ notable and rather regrettabe return to the uniform design cal thing to do would be to start before his start. He has gone dous ability to remain focused moments: used from 1949 through 1970. playing Morandini everyday.

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