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There is finally a winner in the on-going battle for the Barr arrested on cam pus for third tim e title of Drexel University by Brian G oodm an ued at $225, said Assistant dians spotted him and notified Building at 31st and Chestnut Chess Club Champion. O f The Triangle Director of Safety and Parking security of the theft, but he left streets. Programming whiz Ed Trice James Powell. the building before security Wells Fargo Corporal Cheryl beat out his own program to John Barr is back. Again. Barr was free on bail while arrived. Beatty observed Barr leaving the clinch the title. Trice claims The 3 3-year-old Vine Street awaiting trial on the first two Barr returned to the Main Abbotts Building with the buck­ his latest version would Shelter resident, who was arrest­ counts of burglary when he was Building complex the next day et and Barr was apprehended by have won a number of ed twice last term for burglaries arrested this week, Powell said. at about 10:00 a.m. where he Drexel Lt. Steverson on the games the older versimi lost. in Matheson Hall and the Barr allegedly first entered was identified by another custo­ bridge at 30th and Chestnut See page 9. Abbotts Building, was arrested a the Main Building on Tuesday at dian in Randell Hall. After the streets. third time on campus Wed­ about 1:00 p.m. and stole vari­ custodian repeatedly asked Barr Barr was arrested by the nesday as he fled the Abbotts ous cleaning supplies from a to identify himself, Barr fled the Philadelphia Police Department SECURED? Building with a mop bucket val­ supply closet. Two female custo­ building and entered the Abbotts and charged with two counts of burglary, theft, and receipt of It’s another round in the stolen property. ongoing battle between Barr, described as a black Drexel students and Wells male, about Five feet, four inch­ Fargo Security guards as a es, weighing about 140 pounds graduate student in the with dark skin and a damaged, mechanical engineering gray left eye, was first arrested department alleges that on Drexel’s campus on April 23 many guards do not know after an undercover Wells Fargo tlte rules they are supposed stake-out patrol caught Barr to enforce. See page 4. leaving the Abbotts Building. Barr was arrested again two weeks later when he broke sev­ eral door windows to gain entry to offices in suite 509 of Matheson Hall. Barr was apparently released ^ You may have thought the after his previous arrests i television show “Spenser for because of the Philadelphia cor­ i Hire” was awful, but true rections system’s continued i Spenser fans have long problems with prison over­ pointed out that the books crowding and the non-violent i are better. Unfortunately, nature of his crime. i with Parker’s latest edition Torrential downpours last week filled the fitture basement of the CAT building and sent gates surrounding Prisoners held in connection the site sliding to the ground. Rains are not expected to create significant delays. Photo by Rodney Boleyn ■ of the series, this is no with non-violent crimes are i longer true. See review page often released on their own rec­ ognizance, said Crime Pre­ French students find Philly flair vention Officer John Hood, of the 16th police district, after dents range in age from 18 to Helene Poliart, a student in the by Peggy Carroll Barr’s May arrest. 46, but the majority are between See STUDENTS on Page 2 Triangle Staff Writer 19 and 24. During their stay in Forty-eight Students from Philadelphia, the students have France, hoping to broaden their visited Penn’s Landing and Smoking policy up In air understanding of American cul­ South Street, toured historical at Drexel. ture are temporarily living in the Philadelphia and traveled to by Bob Pritchett Washington, D.C. for the day. Committee member Mark Myers Hall dormitory. The stu­ Of The Triangle dents are part of an educational Drexel’s Exchange Club held Blaweiss said that “the last 1 program run by the British a reception for the students on New no-smoking signs in the knew [was that former Vice European Center of Tuesday in the Grand Hall at Creese student center have President of Student Affairs Philadelphia, which consists of a Creese Student Center. The sparked curiosity as to whether Arthur] Joblin had taken the month long stay in Philadelphia University’s Jazz Ensemble per­ or not Drexel has a smoking pol­ smoking policy to Breslin, who for the participating students formed for the students during icy in effect, which it does not. gave it back to Joblin and [Vice with accelerated classes in the buffet dinner. There is, however, a draft policy, President of Administration GRILLED! English. The students are very easy to formulated by the Student John] McCullough to work out The students learn English talk with and are very eager to Health and Development the details.” not from a textbook, but through use their newly acquir^ conver­ Committee in December, 1988. Blaweiss indicated that the^e July is here and when it conversations in class. The stu­ sation skills with Americans. The draft policy outlines a may have been a temporary isn't raining, it's hot and two-stage plan which is intended delay in progress on the policy humid. Working up a good to make Drexel smoke free in during the transition from Joblin sweat while exercising may non-residential buildings by to Woodring, but said that the be a good way to get the Report released to Breslin Sept. 1, 1991. policy “is probably the number most (nit of a woiicout, but it emphasized that the report is Stage one, intended to go into one priority of the Student could do more haim than Triangle Nevy/s Desk______topical and in-depth rather than effect Sept. 1 of this year, bans Health and Development good. For the full story, turn The report of President Richard a simple list. all smoking in non-residential Committee.” The committee to tiie back page. D. Breslin’s Blue Ribbon “Student activities at Drexel buildings, with the exception of meets again this fall. Commission on the quality of are insufficient,” and the special designated areas, of There is doubt among some student life, originally targeted Commission’s report addresses which there will be at least one committee members as to for completion by June 30, was this problem, Woodring said. per building. The document goes whether or not the policy can be fmally delivered to him this past The implementation of the com­ on to state that “consistent with a put in place by the original Sept. INDEX Monday. Breslin has not yet mission’s recommendations will policy of limited smoking on 1 launch date, but it is said to released it to the University, but be a major part of his agenda as campus, all cigarette machines have support at all levels in the July 21,1989 he said Thursday that it would the new VP for student affairs, will be removed ... [and] the administration. be available within the next two he said, and complete imple­ University will provide Smoking The no-smoking signs in the Editorial...... 4 weeks. mentation is limited primarily Cessation Workshops for those Creese student center were put Entertainment...... 6 Vice President for Student by resources. individuals who would like up in anticipation of the new Classlfleds...... 9 Affairs Dr. Richard Woodring The report is said to be nearly assistance in eliminating smok­ policy by Tom Cassada, director C om ics...... 10 said he has seen the final report 250 pages in length and contain ing from their lives.” of the center, at the request of S p o rts...... 12 and “it’s very comprehensive,” more than 200 specific recom­ The second stage of the plan students who don’t smoke. discussing solutions rather than mendations and suggestions. is the total prohibition of smok­ Currently the TV lounge is a simply reporting problems. He ing in non-residential buildings designated smoking area. 2 THE TRIANGLE, JULY 2 1 ,1 9 8 9 NEWS Students get taste of U.S., Drexel style Continued from Page 1 chance to visit Polo Bay, a using Drexel for housing, but program, had some mixed feel­ nightclub in the Hershey Hotel, are very willing to get together ings about Philadelphia. While and were quite disappointed with Drexel students. The group Philadelphians are extremely when some of their French plans to visit New York City and friendly as compared to her friends could not go because of to meet more American stu­ native people, she said, the city, their age, but as always there dents. They will be here until “is not so pretty, Washington is were a few who managed to get July 31, and when another group much cleaner.” She also prefers around the age problem just like of French students will be arriv­ French food as opposed to the American students. ing and staying in the dormit"*ry food here. The students are basically for the entire month of August. Other students had basically the same feelings. Guillaume Pasquet, an eighteen-year-old Senate seeks action on law student on his first visit to the United States, also felt that Philadelphia is “dirty,” but there professorship, visas is a much more optimistic out­ by Bob Pritchett in the United States, without the Bmgkm cirim

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(215) 895-2585 NEWS THE TRIANGLE, JULY 2 1 ,1 9 8 9 3 Burglaries in University City put residents behind bars, too said, then pulling the bars, Code, which is enforced by the installed the bars which had by Susan J. Talbutt Wednesday following the inci­ screws and all, from the win­ Department of Licensing and been pulled out from the win­ dent he saw someone riding Of The Triangle dow. “It didn’t look like any­ Inspection, mandates certain dow frame and added more what he believes to have been Fred Schoening came home July thing was stolen,” Browne said, basic security requirements, like screws, Browne said. He and his his stolen bike up 33rd Street 11 to his apartment in the 3500 “because the house wasn’t a solid-core door and certain two roommates keep the win­ between the Nesbitt Building block of Baring Street after two messed up.” types of locks, according to Eva dows and the front door locked and the Armory. days of work in Washington, Burglars usually steal “some­ Gladstein of the Tenant Action at all times, he said. “All the little details were D.C. to find his “favorite posses­ thing easily hidden and gotten Group. Intercoms are not This was not the first robbery right,” he said, the same shape, sion in the whole world,” his rid of,” said Clark, like VCRs, required, but, if an intercom is for the house Browne and his the same color, the same acces­ bike, had been stolen the night cameras, jewelry, and coins. installed, the landlord must keep two friends rent, he said. sories, the same dents. The before. On the train down to Most students are robbed in the it in working order. Someone had burgled the house “tallish, skinny” black, young D.C., he had bought his first mornings, Qark said, when they “There have been legal rul­ before, which is why the land­ man riding it turned the comer, issue of Bicycling Magazine. are in classes. Both Schoening ings where the landlord has been lord installed the bars in the first but by the time Schoening got to Chuck Browne came home and Browne were robbed during held negligent,” Gladstein said, place. A few days before the lat­ the comer, he was gone. from work on July 7 only to find daytime hours. although “a lot [of safety pre­ est burglary, Browne added, Schoening decided not to his portable CD player, his Walk­ Apartment buildings are also cautions] are common sense [on someone broke into the car of a have his other possessions man, his 35mm camera, and his more likely candidates for a bur­ the part of the tenant].” guest of Browne’s, shattering the engraved for identification pur­ portable chess game missing glary than houses because of the Many leases require tenants windshield and stealing the poses, he said. “I don’t have from the house he rents in the laige number of people going in to purchase insurance, Gladstein radio. anything left to mark.” 3200 block of Hamilton Street. and out, Clark said. “The first cautioned, and if the tenant does Clark estimated that 30 per­ About 25 to 40 percent of “ I couldn’t believe it,” floor tenant may not know the not purchase it the landlord cent of stolen belongings are reported burglaries, essentially a Browne said. “I had just moved third floor tenant.” He recom­ might not be held responsible. recovered, mainly because the house or apartment break-in, down the week before.” mended that any suspicious per­ Insurance for an apartment owners can’t prove ownership. result in arrests, Clark said, For long-time residents and son lurking in the lobby be costs around $200 to $250, “Once a year, at the Police whereas robberies, which police officers of the University reported to the police. according to a spokeswoman for Administration Building, there include muggings, have a higher City area, these experiences are The best precaution residents Boardman Insurance Brokers. is a showing [of recovered arrest rate, about 40 or 45 per­ commonplace. The number of can take is to keep windows Students living in the dorms stolen articles] to try to identify cent. burglaries reported in the 16th closed and locked and make sure may be covered by their parents’ the property, but the owners In a burglary, Clark said, “if police district can range from that the main door to an apart­ policy for up to 10 percent of the must prove ownership.” [the victim] doesn’t see the per­ zero to five or ten per week, ment building is closed properly, value of the policy, she said, but One way to prove ownership petrator, [the police] don’t have according to Eugene Clark, com­ Clark said. it is best to check. is to record the serial numbers of anything to go on.” Robberies munity relations officer for the Window bars are definitely a Schoening’s apartment did articles on the receipts, he said, like muggings can be reported 16th police district. good idea, said Officer Riles of not have bars on the windows another is to engrave social much faster, and the police can Schoening and his roommate the 18th police district, “not before the robbery, Schoening security numbers or drivers flood the area with officers, he Gary Bernstein also lost a only as a deterrent factor, but said, and the windows were license numbers on valuable said. The police will usually portable CD player and about because it slows down any indi­ unlocked because he and items. Currently, the have a description to go by, four or five dollars in quarters, vidual attempt. No one wants to Bernstein “assumed, because it Interfraternity Association’s Clark said. Schoening said, after someone go where it’s a lot of work to get was the second floor, it was Town Watch Program will The high crime areas around climbed up the outside wall of in. They want to go where the safe.” The landlord has installed engrave students’ possessions; Drexel are 32nd and 33rd and their apartment building and access is easy.” bars since then. Drexel students are thereby Pearl streets, 33rd and Hamilton, entered their apartment through The crime prevention officer “A burglar would take a look saved the expense of purchasing and 34th and Powelton, along a second-story window. or community relations officer at them and laugh,” Schoening an engraver. with the 500 block of North Bernstein arrived home around of each police district can be said. After his landlord installed After the robbery, Schoening 32nd, Clark said. For cars, the 10 or 11 p.m. to find the apart­ requested to survey an apart­ the bars, he explained, he and called the shop he bought the danger zones are 32nd and ment door wide open. ment or house and make recom­ Bernstein crawled through them bike from to get the serial num­ Hamilton, 33rd and Arch, and The burglar entered Browne’s mendations to improve the safe­ onto the roof to throw a “hey ber, which all bikes have, in case the 200 block of North 32nd house by slitting the screen on ty of the building. Riles said. we’re safe now” party. the bike was recovered. The Street, near the railroad track. an open first-floor window, he The Philadelphia Housing Browne’s landlord re­ oddest thing, he said, is that the

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Letters to the Editor Fifty-fifty rule causes confusion UGLE I’ve been told that Drexel has Editor: ' Does 50/50 mean 50 percent This is for those students who of your credits or 50 percent of had this rule in effect for six are unaware of the 50/50 rule your classes? years; funny but I have never heard of it and I’m a senior. The THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF that is now in effect when filling • Does the MWF typed in the out your class schedule for this course booklet mean that the fmal choice is up to the students, DREXEL UNIVERSITY fall quarter. For those of you 50/50 rule does not apply to Tu keeping Drexel’s history in mind Published Fridays throughout the year; who have never heard of this andTh? and their great concern for the students, what kind of choice do by and for the students of Drexel University. rule it states: “it is imperative • What if you work part-time, that you follow the 50/50 rule as 60 to 70 percent of our we really have? I for one, with which requires that no more than student Ixxly does to keep up two terms left to take all my EDITOR ED-OP PAGE EDITOR half of your requested class with Drexel’s ever increasing classes, am not willing to let the Bob Pritchett Paul T. Bobnak meeting time hours fall within tuition, and therefore have matter rest in the hands of the the time periods MWF 10-2:30 limited time to take classes? uncaring staff with an attitude of (2:30 starting time not included). “it’s your problem.” No matter Students who violate this rule what you decide, you will be will automatically be assigned The... most experiencing the world-famous the lowest priority in requesting “Drexel Shaft.” Smoking poiicy done; their courses.” Important This should be no reflection Now, here’s a few questions on the few people in O.S.I.R. now implement it and comments that I have in question is who arc always willing to help, regard to the latest step in the but let me repeat myself and S moking in public places is a smoldering issue. Various "Drexel Shaft." Wtiy? Wtio make it clear that there are only offices and buildings at Drexel have informal policies • The first and most important a few. The reason why I am so limiting smoking but there is nothing official in place. question is Why? Who does this does this disturbed with this policy is that Efforts to establish a policy appear to be bogged down in benefit? it adds to the headache of course a bureaucratic shuffle between administrators and committees and • Why weren’t we given some benefit? scheduling, I can’t work a part- progress, if any, is slow. kind of prior of notice that time job because or the irregular A draft smoking policy, written by the Student Health and O.S.I.R. is actually applying the • What if you are a senior and hours, I only have 36 credits Development Committee, dated Dec. 8,1988, states that “based on 50/50 rule this term? only have a small list of classes needed to graduate and a limited left to take and are forced to sound medical research [we recognize that] smoking poses a • How many returning amount of choices, now I am juggle it into an unreasonable significant risk to the health of the smoker and nonsmoker.” The students will actually read the forced to do all of this in a schedule? limited amount of space. I ask policy goes on to set Sept. 1,1989, as the date for limiting small print somewhere in the • Does this include lab classes you, is it fair? 'poking to designated areas only (at least one per building) and course booklet and notice the that start at 1:30 to 3:30 or does Lyn Rogalinski Sept. 1,1991 as the day on which Drexel becomes a smoke-free change? I for one wouldn’t have noticed it and wouldn’t have the rule only count half of the Marketing university (in non-residential buildings.) known if it wasn’t for a friend. class? Class of 1990 The d i^ policy is a good one and it deserves attention from the £q)propriate administrators. Final recommendations for changes to the document, if any, should be referred to the Student Health and New hope for reshaping the University Development Committee and the results forwarded to Dr. Breslin Editor: the size and power of the returned to the traditional immediately. As reported by the Triangle administration, which under the academic values of Drexel: to An internal student affairs memo, dated Feb. 10,1989, a copy (June 23, 1989), the University guidance of an autocratic reaching and to the pursuit of of which was provided to The Triangle, calls the matter of faces a budget deficit, which has president, became less scholarly activities — the “extreme importance” and asks for “immediate attention.” That become an annual occurrence. responsive to the faculty and cornerstones of a great was five months ago, and the suggested launch date will be here This time, however. President students, became more sccretive, University. The administration soon. Breslin has openly cited arrogant, and at times, should become smaller, more Drexel needs a smoking policy, and there is no excuse for delay administrative ineptitude among incompetent. Academic efficient, less bureaucratic and when one has been awaiting fmal approval for more than six the causes for the shortfall, and considerations were replaced less autocratic. Administrators, months. If revision is needed, fme. Revise it. If not, approve and has pondered the need “to with Byzantine politics which like faculty members, should be implement the proposed policy now. reshape the University in a resulted in disasters like the subject to periodic reviews. ‘holistic’ sense.” This view Martin Marietta deal. Peiiiaps then, instead of facing represents a refreshing departure It is the hope that President annual budget cuts, we can look from past practices and provides Breslin, with help from the forward to achieving ever higher hope for the future well-being of newly elected Senate, will place levels of academic excellence. the University. top priority on reshaping the 50/50 ruie iiiustrates The past ten to fifteen years operation of the University. Prof. Peter R. Herczfeld poor communication have witnessed a burgeoning of The emphasis should be ECE

I t seems that O.S.I.R. is back on the student black-list again, Vagrancy probiem needs attention this time for the “50/50 rule.” Described above the block Editor: Doesn’t he realize he is on shoes and shout obscenities at schedule, on page twelve of the fall schedule of courses, the Walking through the campus Drexel University’s campus, a me. I was concerned and rule “requires that no more than half of your requested class the other day, I passed a man on learning institution and second frightened at the same time. Had meeting time hours fall with in [sic] the time periods of 10-2:30.” the sidewalk who didn’t quite fit home for thousands of students? I harmed this woman in any Violators are threatened with automatic assignment of “the lowest the description of an ordinary Surely he isn’t planning to make way? Could I have mentioned priority in requesting their courses,” and to make sure everyone college student. He wore socks his home less than one block her mother one wild night at understands the recommended hours are shaded on the block without shoes, a filthy off-white from my apartment.” Cavanaugh’s? I think not. schedule. jacket, stained brown pants with Our campus has a vagrant Student reactions have been varied, depending, of course, on one cuff rolled up and the other problem. Numerous individuals dragging on the concrete, and a how many of their required courses only meet between 10 and She began with neither jobs nor homes winter cap perched upon his have infested our grounds. They 2:30. The one consistent response, though, has been surprise — head. He seemed a bit oddly sleep on the benches, pick and maybe even a feeling of betrayal. “It’s the same old Drexel to pound dressed for summer, though I through the trash cans, beg for shaft...” suppose it’s possible that he cash, and verbally assault What most students don’t know, however, \s that the 50/50 rule on my attended the Civic Center’s ski students. Yes, we live in the city, has been in effect for at least six years, and the only thing that sale and decided to wear his window but no, we shouldn’t have to changed this term was the notice in the course schedule book. purchases home. seek alternative routes to class to According to Carol Stanley, director of O.S.I.R., “students haven’t The man carried a trash bag avoid these people. paid enough attention to what they’re doing to themselves” when in one hand which seemed to be with her Tuition is expensive. they schedule all their courses between 10 and 2:30, and lower stuffed with soda cans, paper Finding the means to fmance an themselves on the priority list. The notice in the scheduling guide cups, newsp£q>ers, and other shoes... education at Drexel is very was intended to inform them of what does happen. such fmdings. Forgive me for difficult for many students, so O.S.I.R. has only been working in the students’ best interest; not getting a closer look to Last month I was confronted why should getting our money’s the 50/50 rule is no new idea designed to “shaft” people who pre­ verify my assumptions. by an old woman, bent over at worth require a planned register. But the rule may warrant re-examination. In six years He occupied a large portion the waist and shabbily dressed. itinerary? things many things have changed, including the number of of the sidewalk with his She carried one shoe in each The vagrancy situation at students, faculty, courses, and classrooms. Additionally, the meandering saunter. His hand. As I was sitting in my car, Drexel needs further attention. current rule should be better explained — what exactly does it insistent plea for a quarter preparing to pull out into 34th If we turn our backs on this mean to be dropped to lowest priority? How does that affect escaped no one in his path. Street from Race, I noticed this problem it will not go away. selection of courses with only one section? Perhaps he had a violated meter woman approaching the After all, what better place for Remaricable as it may seem, O.S.I.R. is on the students’ side. and was forgetful to bring along passenger side of my car. She these people to ask for money Unfortunately there seems to be little communication. Different some spare change. reached for the door handle and than at Drexel?! academic and college advisors have different information and As I proceeded toward my pulled on it. The door was destination via an adjacent students don’t know where to direct questions at O.S.I.R. locked. I motioned for her to get Melissa Mackin sidewalk, I thought to myself, Let’s open some doors. away from my car. She began to Corporate Communications “Could this man be a vagrant?! pound on my window with her Class of 1990 EDITORIAL A N D OPINION THE TRIANGLE. JULY 2 1 .1 9 8 9 5

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My relationship with my company. importance of eating food that’s grandfather is very special and Sometimes I just sit and hearty and healthy. But I don’t very unusual. We share the same watch him, sitting there in his wriggle in my seat anymore and name and many of the same favorite chair reading through I’m not anxious to go home. interests and talents. It is only his stylish bifocal glasses. He’s This man taught me the natural that I count him among dressed for the season, and his importance of having a strong my best friends: he is one of thinning hair is slicked back and faith in God, true love for my only a few people I know who the silver streaks catch the light family, and working hard. And can serve as a role-model and as he raises his chin to focus on best of all, he’s my grandfather. still be absolutely approachable. the page before him. He • • • Yet when I think about it it occasionally turns to share a Regular readers of these Letters to the Editor seems absurd that I have such pearl of wisdom and I duly note pages may have noticed that rapport with a man almost half a it, smiling to myself as I marvel Keeping Up has become An century my senior. at how sharp this man is for “an Ornament of Grace. I decided That dam co-op office My grandfather has always old guy.” that it was finally time to adopt been one for stories, sayings, Editor: For example, suppose John is While I watch him read, talk, my own column name and I Just how does the Co-op forced to accept another offer as and plain old lectures. Anyone or “catch a few winks” there in wanted one that said something Office work? Are the so-called a second choice because his seat^ in the room is fair game; his chair, I think of the example that is important to me. coordinators coordinator was any complaint about “the same he’s been and the lessons he’s My family is important to me. old story” is met with the really doing their just too lazy to taught. He has been a diabetic Like any other it has always reminder that “repetition makes jobs? These are pick up the since his twenties, but the been quick to give unsolicited His for emphasis.” I learned from simple but phone. Come on loudest complaint I’ve ever advice, which I, like any other him to look a man straight in the important coordinator coordinators, are heard was when, with a twinkle advisee, have spent years question to be the phones too eye when I shake his hand, to in his eye, he complained that ignoring. But as I grow older I asked. heavy for you? remember that my good name is there was no ice-cream on his fmd that my parents and my most valuable asset, and to Tell me why it was just too If they are, then pie. gi‘andparents actually know ,. always, always, always takes four visits do Drexel I think about the hundreds of quite a bit, and their experiei)c.e, remember that white and yellow and four phone iazy to picl< students a big times he patiently told a nine or has served as a useful guide in calls in three favor and get cars show up best at night. ten year-old child the essentials my life. And so I’ve taken the j Today my grandfather is days to the Co-op up ttie another job. of running a business, drilled me new name of my column from retired, but it seems he has less Office to see if The point in the rules for calculating Proverbs 1:8-9.1 hope that yoS^ free time than I do. We get your appointed being made here compounding interest, lectured fmd your parents as valuable &n phone... together at least once a week to “coordinator” has is that if you on how to keep the customer asset as I have, regardless of share mom-mom’s great cooking contacted one of have to count on happy, and most importantly, your age. and our own great conversation. your possible employers. And a Drexel coordinator, DON’T! answered the silly questions and My son, hear the instruction three days later, he still hasn’t Do it yourself. I bring the last week's Wall explained the confusing of they father, and forsake not and he gives me answers. Now I have my own gotten off his butt to do his job: Now we’ll be nice and not Street Journals the law of thy mother: For they the latest investment/industry helping you communicate with mention any names. business, thanks to his example. shall be an ornament of grace your future employer to newsletters. We sit and eat and My grandfather still tells me unto thy head, and chains about read and talk and laugh and how to treat customers, when to schedule an interview. Name withheld by request thy neck. simply enjoy each other’s change the oil in my car, and the

Guest Columnist A Sumanth Addogaria Pernicious persecution by the protectors of the people It is with no other alternative security officer refused to listen and a half years. A couple of days later, my tested. I feel that my primary that I approach the University to my argument and threatened I left him and continued to lab supervisor received a purpose of being in school is to community for a solution to to call the police if the student my office. Sometime later, a complaint from the security pursue academic activities and what I regard as a harassment did not leave. whole bunch of security officers department about the incident. not joust with the security problem by the security guards I requested that he call up gathered in the top office and a He showed me the written notice guaixls and officers. There have of the University. The following his headquarters to confirm what couple of them came down to allegedly describing me as an been quite a few incidents in the is an account of what has I had told him. He refused to do my graduate office and asked unruly student and which had past between the security guards transpired to date: so, and therefore I had to call up me the same question. I gave the the basic complaint of not and the graduate students in the On Monday, the 3rd of July, the security center which reply which I had given the having signed my fiill name and Hess Labs due to the non- I had requested an instructed him to allow the some other untruths about conforming to the rules by the undergraduate student, who is student inside the building. I discourteous behavior. One of security guards, out of sheer presently working on one of the fmished my business with the Ttie security them mentioned the slamming ignorance, or for the sole ongoing research projects with student and continued down to of a non-existent door in the purpose of needling. which I am presently involved , my office to pursue my work. officer guard's face. My lab supervisor The students normally to meet with me and discuss I left the building, signed refused to advised me not to take things dismiss these incidents from some questions he had. out, and returned after about an too seriously and to let the their minds due to the trivial^] The security guard on duty, hour. Upon my return, the listen... matter pass. I agreed to his nature of the harassment. I (whose name I have given to the security officer insisted that I and suggestion and the only people I would request that the security Dean of Students), refused sign my full name upon the sign mentioned it to were my advisor department put up a written permission for the student to in sheet. I explained to the threatenet and other research group copy of the regulations for all enter the Hess Laboratories security officer that my name o caii thie students. the students and guards to see building and made the student was long and the column in On Wednesday evening and follow. This should be done wait outside. When I came in, which he was asking me to sign police... (12th of July) I received a letter with the cooperation of the about half an hour later, I in was so small that his next from the E)ean of Students students and be especially explicit with respect to visitors informed the security officer, complaint would be that I was security guard on duty, which stating that he had received a in the lab. since he looked to be relatively writing illegibly. I also showed seemed to satisfy the new complaint from the security A suggestion that a fellow new with respect to doing duty him (i) that in ttie entire sign-in security officer who left me. I department about my behavior. In the note that Dean Hallam graduate student put forward in the lab, that the purpose of the book there was no student who then explained to the security received, an additional statement was to run a poll in the Triangle visitors lounge in the building had been made to sign both his officer the circumstances which requesting disciplinary action on the popularity of the security was to enable dialogues between names, (ii) I was not asked to were leading to this harassment. against me was also included. force on campus, with the outsiders, who don’t have a sign in my full name in the I let the incident pass and got it This is about the limit to results to be given to the valid graduate 1. D., and the morning and this has been my out of my mind after a few which my patience has been administrati(Mi. students involved in the lab. The experience during the past three hours. ARLO By l\/iichael Tirenin

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MOVIE REVIEWS: Jam es B ond is back... w i t h a vengeance was back on its feet again, with a exacting a brutal and torturous by Steven D. Segal fresh tank of gas, and Dalton retaliation on Leiter and his Of The Triangle played the part to a “T.” But if bride. When Bond learns of this, ■S'’ ' -S ' - I r?li In 1987, for James Bond’s 25th there were any doubters after he ignores his orders and takes it anniversary, Timothy Dalton The Living Daylights, then upon himself to do what the replaced Roger Moore as 007 in Licence to Kill should set them Americans can’t — take care of The Living Daylights. Dalton’s straight for good. Sanchez. Bond’s personal mis­ portrayal of Bond was down to It all starts in Key West, sion of vengeance results in his ▼ v f * earth: he played Bond as a man where James Bond, on holiday, licence being revoked (hence the who’s tough, who relies more on and Felix Leiter are on the way film’s original title Licence his own resources than on crazy to Leiter’s wedding. Bond is the Revoked), and his being dis­ gadgets, and who doesn’t joke best man. Leiter, formerly of the missed from Her Majesty’s his way out of every situation CIA, is now a DEA hotshot. En Secret Service. with silly witticisms. Whereas route to the church, Leiter learns Needless to say, this is a plot Moore's Bond was more humor­ that Franz Sanchez, a notorious device never before used in the ous, Dalton's was a welcomed Latin American drug czar the Bond films, and it serves as a Timothy Dalton and Carey Lowell in the new Bond adventure, Licence to Kill return to the hard-edged 007, DEA has been trying to bust for shining example of how fresh tacular action sequences, gor­ best entries in the entire series, more in tune with Sean years, is in the Bahamas. and original the entire movie geous women and beautiful but two problems within the film Connery’s and the Ian Fleming The stage is set for a spectac­ feels. Sure, you’ve seen the locales and Licence to Kill defi­ were enough to force me to books. ular opening sequence during usual chase scenes, explosions nitely delivers. Despite Bond’s reconsider. It wasn’t too bad that The Living Daylights was which Leiter, with a little help and fights countless times, but it being sent down from Her the movie took its time setting classic Bond. It was a breath of from his friend Bond, captures all seems new this time. Majesty’s Secret Service, he still up the story, because the payoff fresh air for the millions of fans Sanchez. However, Sanchez is a If a Bond movie is measured has the help of some amazing during the last two thirds is phe­ who were tired of the comic­ well-connected man with too by how “good” the villain is, gizmos, courtesy of Q, but, as in nomenal. book plots involving rich mega­ many important people in his than Licence to Kill is ‘five-tri- The Living Daylights, the gad­ However, the musical score lomaniacs trying to take over the pocket. He is soon freed and angle’ material. Robert Davi’s gets are used sparingly. As usual, really bothered me. The title world. The James Bond series returns home, but not before Franz Sanchez (his name may the stuntwork is terrific but, for song by Gladys Knight and the sound funny, but nothing else the first time in years, the movie end-cr^it song by Patti LaBelle about him is) is the series’ best didn’t feel like it was construct­ are excellent and rank right up bad guy since Auric Goldfmger. ed around the action sequences. there with the best of them — Ruthless and brutal, he’s the There are two Bond girls this see LICENCE on Page 8 only villain since Goldfmger that time: Carey Lowell as Pam I feared could actually succeed Bouvier, an ex-CIA operative in killing Bond. And to top it all who helps Bond catch Sanchez; [Licence To Kill off, he’s got a sick sense of and Talisa Soto as bad-girl Lupe I United Artists humor. When Sanchez tortures Lamora, Sanchez’ girlfriend. I starring Timolhy Dalton, Carey and murders someone who Together, they continue the tra­ Lowell, Robert Davi, Talisa SoCo| I Written by Michael G. Wilson & betrayed him, and subsequently dition that a Bond girl’s acting Richanl Maibaum gets blood all over a stack of talent need not necessarily equal \Produced by Albert R. Broccoli & money, his reply is “launder it!” her beauty. Michael G. Wilson No Bond film would be com­ Being a bona fide Bond fan. \Directed by John Glen plete without the usual array of I’d readily give this one my Rated PG-13 AAAA] Bond Uterately in the clutches of the ruthless drug lord, Sanchez (Robert Davi) gadgets, amazing stunts, spec- highest rating, as it is one of the

Lethal Weapon 2: the boys are back in tow n! made. If you got a blast out of by Jared S. Broderick There’s also a love interest for Lethal Weapon, than Lethal Riggs in Rika Van Den Haas Triangle Staff Writer Weapon 2 will blow you away. (Patsy Kensit), the secretary to Mel Gibson and Danny Glover It’s everything the first one was Aijen Rudd (Joss Ackland), the are back as Riggs and Murtaugh, ... only better. crooked diplomat in charge. i68l!S6BWihi®Br the two mismatched Los Although Riggs’ suicidal ten­ Underneath all the action, m sm Angeles homicide police officers dencies were resolved at the cli­ shooting and mayhem, there’s a o f tlie first introduced in 1987’s Lethal max of the first film, he’s still subtext about apartheid that o r m weU Weapon. Two years later, they’re just as wild and reckless, espe­ neatly fits into the story. Njtttetkm cm to reunited with director Richard cially when compared with Although apartheid itself is treat­ 1% mfm the Hie between Rlple^ Donner for Lethal Weapon 2, Murtaugh, who will still cringe ed as a villain, the men who Wi.the msmm m which is not only one of the best at the thought of driving his work for Rudd are particularly movies of the year so far, but wife’s new car over the speed mean and nasty, so much so that ..,J also one of the best sequels ever limit while pursuing the bad the audience cheers when the th« af one segment towards the final that how J album. Lone Spenser remedies a series of works against Spenser, either to appease the numerous Rhifto)^ which also featured nidi plights for his clients. Each actively or passively. Q k m m fanatics In the audi- experimental improvisation. Spenser novel is a background Every character that is not Bdew ended the siiow with a (ire* for further revelations on the pop retreat off-stage until Parker stereotypical is archetypical. netic version of •*(0h) Pretty IZda^ from Mr. Music Head, psyche of our hero. Parker needs another character to Parker uses his characters to Woman,*' sounded as if lie were sintultaneously possessed doesn’t seem to have any new rehash what a self-sufficient but explore his own idealized self iMflti of his own brand of by boUi Roy Orbisixi and JimI facets of Spenser’s personality to and the psychology of machis­ insecure man our protagonist is. pop-todL, andi the audt« Hendrix. show us; the intrigue has left the The plot is old, a bit dis­ mo. Although Spenser maintains eoce^^B cqptive of ^ Witii this album and tour, reader’s affair with the series. guised, but old. Most of the that what he is is what he does, aeit miteHal. especially *t)h« Adrian Belew firmly estaUidies Like any long-lived relation­ recurring characters in the series Parker concentrates too much on in a Box,** and himself as a full-fledged solo ship, a book lover’s interest have been around since the explaining the obvious for the ^ heartfelt artist of originality and verve. turns from the wonder of the fourth or fifth book, if not earli­ obtuse reader. However, it was Belew ^s Xud^ng from his biii^oning tid- hero to the fascination of living er. And the new characters — Instead of writing about per­ sdtoctxm of Kjng Ciintson nutfe- as a writer ttid pero^icer, it is life with him. For a writer who the basketball coach, the star sons, Parker develops personae. rial “Three of a Psedfect Pair,” quite likely that he is on the has written 16 books revolving player, the girlfriend, the univer­ Paricer has gone from a good ^ *mphant Talk’’ vorge of die mainstream isttankHn around one person, this means sity president, the faculty — are writer with interesting albeit fan­ —' dial generated ^ e biggest thift l»s yet eluded creating a life exciting enough to standard bit players in the Parker tastic characters to a writing mponse from the crowd. hold the reader’s interest. harem, if not outright stereo­ machine with mechanical auto­ Parker added some spice to types. piloted characters. Much like a TRASHY-MOVIE REVIEWS: Spenser’s life when the detec­ Some of them ring true: the cheap romance, the experienced reader can predict the plot and The dog days of summer character “developments.” SPFX exhibit a t the Franldin Institute All this is unfortunate, by S teven D. Segal Together, these exhibits make it because the attraction of the ear­ O f The Tiiangle Continued from p a g e 6 worthwhile to visit the Franklin lier Spenser novels is their ft^sh- Before watching the critics’ It’s a rite of summer that pre­ The exhibit is a great deal of Institute again this summer - ness. If Parker were to write screening of Sylvester Stallone’s dictably turns out to be a wrong fun and it’s quite interesting to even if you’ve been there recent­ novels with new characters (and latest offering. Lock Up, 1 par­ of summer: a new Friday the learn just how things in a movie ly. Finally, there’s also a preview his Spenser clones from took of the complimentary cof­ 13th flick. This one. Part 8: are actually put together. Also at of the new exhibits the Institute W ilderness d o n ’t count); he fee in the lobby of the theater. Jason Takes Manhattan, as it’s the Institute is a new show in the has planned for next year, when would be able to capitalize, once Little did I realize that watching title promises, finally gets Jason Pels Planetarium featuring a the opening of the new Future again, on his ability to create the cream dissolve in the coffee out of the woods and into the big spectacular computer-animated Center completes the renovation interesting characters that define would be more exciting than the city ... sort of. flight through outer space. and expansion of the museum. a philosophy of life. trash I was about to see. Brief I quickly stopped being frus­ summary: while Stallone is in trated at the lack of good blood Before you watch someone OD on coke prison, he gets bullied too much. and gore effects and instead took glee at the horrible acting. And then I remembered: isn’t this fSSkUp Before you ignore your child's or friend's yrriSUMr Pictures / C arolco movie supposed to take place in drasticaiiy changed behavior I sta rrin g Sylvester Stallone, Manhattan? For such a drastic D onald Sutherland, John plot device — putting Jason in Am os, Darlanne Fleugal, the Big Apple — it’s criminal Sonny Landham Before you throw up your hands and say I D irected b y John Flynn that only the last 25 minutes take Rated R place in New Yoik. The first two we're iosing the war on drugs thirds happen on a cruise ship. In the advanced print of this The entire production is a movie that I saw, over half of the travesty. To say it’s boring is musical soundtrack and most of like saying Stallone’s movies are the special sound effects hadn’t all alike. The opening shot, dur­ been dubbed in yet. Once I got J o i n t h e ing which the camera laborious­ used to this, it made for a most ly pans over a pile of old photos, hilarious — albeit unintentional is indicative of what’s to come. — comedy. Imagine Jason If it weren’t for the coffee. I’d breaking thivugh a glass window d i s t a n c e have nodded out long before the with his face and instead of hear­ halfway point. ing shattering glass... you hear a This is the type of movie that dull thud! CITYOFPHILADELPHU^ makes you start counting how Cheeseball acting is only many times you can see the magnified when a group of WAR ON DRUGS microphone or camera reflection actors must react with panic and in the frame. horror to a fire alarm that you Heip fight the City of Phiiadeiphia's war The print I saw looked as if it can’t hear because it hasn’t been had been shot ten years ago with on drugs an 8mm camera. But that wasn’t ly th( the worst of it: playing loud and JasonI TakesTike Manhattan if you can volunteer to heip, prominently during a mud foot­ Paramount Pictures ball game was the fight theme starring Jason and an impres­ from Roclcy II — no kidding! sive arsenal of hardware if you need heip, Only Donald Sutherland shines that’s used for the wrong pupose...again briefly as Stallone’s sadistic Rated R Al/21 or want further information caii: warden. After sitting through this movie, I couldn’t wait to go — dubbed in yet. It’s too bad that partly because of the coffee, when this movie opens next mostly because of the movie Friday, you won’t be able to see 686-2121 itself. Locii Up opens Aug. 4, so (or hear) the print I did, because I’m giving you two weeks mine was probably the better advance warning to do whatever movie: at least / was kept alert you can to avoid it! and occupied by my laughter! 8 THE TRIANGLE. JULY 21, 1989 ENTERTAINMENT Licence To Kill AJfltaUy poor ▲▲W *itforthe Continued from page 6 video “Goldfinger,” “Live and Let ▲ ▲ A Worth (he Die,” “Nobody Does it Better” w i ^ i n t t n e and “For Your Eyes Only” — ii as good as ever and Sean thii plesantiy sick comedy shoot a but the usual Bond composer, IMmm: Yes^ H*» eveiy bH Connery is absolutely superb as corpse^ (IH>>I3) 4M uli.t/2 M) John Barry, was unable to score of the Ixypel NIdioteon t» dynan^ fedy'idad. (pG-n)AJUUkm» Licence to Kill. The instrumental (u HtB and KeatCHi ii much m e n Harry m Sailyt Rob better th»n anyone could have music by Michael Kamen is Ttw Kmwit K H V m m t Putite Reiner rontantlc comedy stairkig completely forgettable and, save hoped fcHT s» d>e Dark Kiii|ht This Billy Crystal and Ryi». Hot town needs an enema! (PO-13) sttten^ SA keeping the series a l ^ for sporadic bars of Monty Though nm villains at« «wiKlerfidly yet previewed, (R) ▲ A A A 1 / 2 S S Norman’s classic James Bond nasty, d>e fflm as a whole is a m i ^ theme, indistinguishable from Dead Poets Societjr: Robin disaii^intment. And it^a boring* O p $ m t o i ^ i too.(PG>AAI/2w Siag: BKiilie Csles stars h! whal some of his other film scores Williams' fifst iftim stoce Good (Die Hard, Suspect, and Lethal G tm Bifti «f finx Denoia Qmad Morning, Vimam hat Um playing a dao*» laovc ia 1963), «id Weapon, for example). It’s not an English teacher at an apperclaas ii rodter Jerry Lee Lewis. Not yet Fmis B ue^, Relbn; o# to bad, it’s just not John Barry; prep sdtooi in 1959. Hfe xttortho- previewed. (I'O* 13) coUege, £«ar ghiy liHfaenii decide fo thankfully, it didn’t hurt the film dox metlhods of teaching that dely have the tinuJ of ti«lr.|iv^ <)P0) tradition and ccmfonn^ itttpire iioneyt I Shrunk the Kids!: as much as I’d feared it might. studoits to t ^ of tibdr own PSeasam surpcise f ^ the Disney A A I / 2 S S ^ Licence to Kill is more adult A Ibr WiiBaiittin his studio starting Rick Moraiois and than any Bond film since the reafly scricws trfe; a wowtofti featuring some terrific special days of Sean Connery. It’s S a tiu n lim etiotionai joyride, beantifnlly elifectt; Mlie title says it d l. The rumored that cuts had to be directed Peter Wier iyi/ltness. brand-new seven-minute Roger made to avoid an “R” rating so, Lethal W«ts(^ H: i The Mosquito Coasts od. radam is abw« to makes an electrifying James tear its ... and it’s as ugly as Bond. The entire personal-mis- evterwCUmtroveislal as H is> It’s a W sion-of-revenge plot intensifies po^frfttl filnf &at*s not lo be his gritty, hard-edged, ice-cold pfllsMd. Wriueii« produced and portrayal of Bond as he carries by Space Lee. cth M astrw smd Cathenne Mary Stepart star In BierKi.(PG-l3)

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neVw i\ 'I A 3n u V I 'S \ Coupons may not be used in combination with each other or with any other special. NEWS THE TRIANGLE, JULY 2 1 ,1 9 8 9 9 1989 Chess title pits man vs. man, man vs. machine managing one draw. Trice 12th point to win the title and at Special to The Triangle ons for the chess title. The 1989 final results are in the A bit of trivia from this year’s claims had the “2207 version” of the same time gave The Sniper table (center). This year was very different championship; The Sniper been allowed to play another half-point; otherwise Congratulations to Ed Trice from 1988. A computer program •In game 89-Fin-8CB, Trice in the tournament, it would not there would have been a closer on winning the 1989 Champ­ named “The Sniper” competed became the first player in our have lost any of those games. race between The Sniper and ionship with 10W-6L-8D. The for the Drexel University Chess history to checkmate an oppo­ It is interesting to note that Richter for second and third Sniper came in second place title. The Sniper currently sports nent without himself being Trice did not have a win after the place entering round 11. Instead, with 6W-7L-11D, and Scott an elo rating of 2207, making it placed in check or moving his first five games of the finals. He The Sniper enjoyed a 9.5 to 8.5 Richter finished third with 6W- a provi- finally lead over Richter. Furthermore, 9L-9D. And to see how each s i 0 n a 1 w o n Trice resigned to The Sniper on fared against the other... m aster. against move 30 in round 11 in a posi­ Ed Trice vs. The Sniper After Ed T h e tion which was clearly even. 4W-3L-5D Trice Sniper There was no reason to resign. The Sniper vs. S. Richter s p e n t in the This meant to tie for second 3W-3L-6D f o u r seco n d Richter needed to win both Ed Trice vs. S. Richter y e a r s game of games of round 12 and The 6W-3L-3D pro­ r o u n d Sniper had to lose both games. gram­ three. ming But, it T h e was his Greeks host kids at zoo S niper, winning Members of Phi Kappa Sigma pig. There was not a child that it was of six and Phi Sigma Sigma treated would have voted the pig beauti­ able to consec- children from the People’s ful in the Zoo’s beauty or beast easily u t i V e Emergency Center to a fun day contest. The pig was UGLY! qualify for the finals. Scott central pawn, the king’s pawn in games that Trice was able to at the Philadelphia Zxyo July 9. Coordinators George Pana- Richter walked through his the e-file. He played the black wrap up the tournament. Nearly 40 people participated cheril and Penny Zenker were opposition, but not without dis­ pieces against The Sniper. After his win against Richter in the annual trip. very pleased with the outcome. playing his skill in the difficult •Richter recorded the shortest in round 10, controversy ensued. Groups were formed and chil­ “It was truly a richly rewarding endgames that appeared. Trice draw against The Sniper. After In an easily won position against dren climbed onto shoulders and experience,” Panacheril said. won all of his games, with the move 13 of game 89-Fin-6AC, The Sniper, Trice offered it a were whisked down the path­ “It was an unforgettable day,” style we have come to know The Sniper accepted his draw draw which was readily accept­ ways of the zoo, seeing lions, said Simone Wald, president of well. offer. ed. This gave Trice the needed tigers, bears, and even the big Phi Sigma Sigma. And so, it was back to the rule •The Sniper surpassed the book again, since an odd number Drexel mark for correctly of finalists were to compete for announcing mate from a dis­ the title in 1989. Each finalist tance. It was set in 1987 by Jerry Looking for an apartment for September? must play 12 games against the Brown, who correctly The Netherlands Apartments other two, for a total of 24 announced mate in seven moves games. The first to score 12 against Tom Fredrickson. The 4300 Chestnut Street Sniper announced a mate in 11 points is the winner, unless more We have comfortable 1,2,3 and 4 bedroom apartments available for than one achieve their 12th point moves against Trice in game 89- September 1, 1989. during the same round. Fin-4BC. Laundry room and bike room in building Should this occur, the player •The closest game ever which with the highest total after the 24 was decided by the time factor Drexel, Penn, and SEPTA buses stop at 43rd & Chestnut games is the champion, unless was 89-Fin-9BC. Richter lost to One block to supermarket tied with another. In this case, Trice on time, and it was mea­ Ample on-street parking the player with the better score sured that Trice had only seven Cable TV available against the opponent(s) with seconds remaining on his clock. Hardwood floors, private entrances, and smoke detectors in each apartment •The least number of moves whom tied is the winner. If it 1 & 2 bedroom from $445.00, 3 & 4 bedrooms from $725.00-F played in a finals game was 89- were to go as far as equal perfor­ include heat and hot water. mance against each other, a coin Fin-2AB. Trice resigned to toss decides the color for the Richter on move 17. All of the blitz game which would decide above are now Drexel University 636-0300 the winner. Chess Club records. If the blitz game is drawn, the In the result table, player A is defending champion retains the Scott Richter, player B is Ed title. If neither player was a Trice, and player C is The defending champion, (as Sniper. Notice that The Sniper opposed to a former champion) appeared to be on its way to vic­ 1MILLETT ENTERPRISES presents the player with the most cumula­ tory as it lead from rounds one tive wins in Drexel tournament through seven. It seemed to self- play is the winner. If tied in all destruct in rounds 8 and 9, hav­ of these categories, then we have ing advantageous positions in co-champions. Needless to say, the late middlegames and ending T he C loisters Drexel has never had co-champi­ up losing 3 of the 4 games while Luxurious apartments in Powelton Village ^^^TUDENTS^^^

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Larg* tfflrnqr ■ 34th t Rac« AvaiiabK July, gas i h«at ing Fall Winter Caii Jamie ar Dawn 387-3444./7 $i87 50 + elec. SCK gas Option » renew lease in Jan whan Irama. same size as a twin bed. Lika new - 7 y^ars old. was inclusa to campus, Pnbat* g*ard»n, Saf*, W/0. Hardwood of Macs and hariMare. Student discounts with 10' Simmons Pewr t on VMag* Houaa* » ApwimanH All vntti W/D cy. Lovely restored house dose to campus in Powelton Village. floors. Call 664-7779 /4/ Consulting 352-6883 ext. 150.19/ lacilitias. dot* to campus, summar t parmanam availabilitias. Three BR. new tile bath. n*w kitchen. DW. hardwood Itoors. on* » large bedroom, surts two S520. includas h*at: two larga W/0. $800 + uW. 387-7808. /5/ Apartment For SubM renewal too, 1 ivge BR, toft, External MOK dl*h drhw, brand new in unopened box IHangl* Announc*m*nt* are listed by day When placing badrooms $420 w/haat: hous* share summer sublet $l50'p*r- bathroom heat induded (sic), 3315 Powelton Ave. $475/mo. 4175. Ask for Sarv222-20487V an announcement please indicate what day of the upcoming son. Newty Renovated Apartment* For August first occu­ Call 637-1329. 322-5791 or 448-5567. Available immediatslyi week the event is tor or if it shouW be listed as ‘Future’ or call 387-4137 lor more inlormation. S pancy. One BR from $440.2 BR from $595. heat and hot water Mutt San al an coat. 75 Dodge V^n. runs great! Take ’General * Please limit announcements to one per page, Fomi indudad. All w laundry tadlitias. all ctose to Drexei campus m best ofler. Call Nick after 6:30 @ (215)338-555977/ must be completed in full or no guarantees will be made, lor aubtet with opt. to renew. Perfect lor 1 or Powelton Village. Call 387-7808. 5 2 Roommala* N**4*d to share on* spactos BR. start­ 2 people. 1 BR. liv/krtch. WO 3310 Hamilton St. Fum. avail, ing Sept.. in a 3 BR townhous* k>catad convenientty behind Onkyo Hacalvar-3t watts/cchannal. exc. condition $120. Q«n«nl for sale cfieap' Can 789-9300. 'Summer/ Hamilton ft 34th ■ Large, totally renovated studio One Village Pizza. Rent approx $l95+/mo. Call Doug or Dan at Pioneer 50 watl'channel Receiver w/equalizer and remote, exc. large sieeping,'lnnng room PLUS large deluxe eat-in kitchen. 222-8547 after 5pm weekdays; in the afternoon on weekends. conditton $16S Pioneer single CD player, exc. condition $160/ Stud*nt D*an oi the Co«*g* of HumanHlM and Social At The Court* - One or 2 people needed for July, to rent Pine floors, DW $435 ind heat 729-4644 /9/ 9 Advent bookshelf speakers, brand new $170 pair/ Excellent Sdencea is tooking lor a student representattive from the a larg* m odm studw apt. $545 mo ♦ eiec. Wn« of short stones, essays, poetry, drawings WM*«: 1 or 2 Roommet** to share a 3 BR house w 4 enough for 3. $650 mo. ind. all util. Cable avail. Call 386- Furniture. 4 piece set: Couch, loveseaL chair, lamp - males for summer term. Option of staying or leaving at fall, 1/2 1104. a $145. bureau $25. desk $20. single bed $100. Call 328-3066 or tormed tor the tall wek»m»-back issue. It interested in volun- and photographs are now being accepted tor the fall welcome- block north of 33rd & Powelton, Rent $170'mo. + util. Own 386-7585. li: teenng your time, drop by the Triangle otfk»s and leave a mes­ back issue of MAYA. Hand your submissions to Laura at the sage in the box. or ask tor Laura. /9/ Tnanglg office, or leave them in the classifieds et al box. dearty washer, dryer, & fish tank. Call 387-7006 after 5«)pm. /& Hamilton & 34th - 1 BR. large living room, eat-in marked as MAYA matenal. /Summer/ kitohen. large tile bath. Large enough tor 2. $500 ind. all util. MAC HARD DRIVES Prices cut to save you morel SenkH or Grad Student: One or two may live free m Hug* TWO BR Apt. at 34th and Banng Sts Entire first Cable avail. Call 386-1104. .‘9. 100Mb External Drive only $649. 50Mb External Drive only fhx)r, outstanding condition. W W carpet, fully equipped kitctien. $499. All cables included. Best $-per-Mb value available'!! luxurious apt. plus salary in exchange tor supervision of mainte­ Mwsintoth Disk* nance & security in real estate project 10-20 hrs. wk. Requires The DUsers are selling 800k Macintosh disks. Included on sunny dining room, large LR. fireplace, laundry, and patio. Must Female Roommate Needed tor taliwinter terms. 3400 Drives fit neatly under a Plus/SE or alongside a II. All drives excellent mgmt. skills, high degree of responcbiiity and exc. ref­ the disks is Public Domain software from the DUsers 139-disk be seen. Nice furniture available at no cost, reduced to Povveiton Ave, next to Theta Chi. Apt mdudes W/D. garbage brand new. factory fresh, factory shipped. Includes full mtr's erences. Send letter and resume to Millet Ent. 317 N. 33rd St. $800/month. Call 387-4266. 9 disposal. DW, sun deck and 2 phone lines, $250'mo. plus util, warranty. University PO.'s accepted. Lightweight portable dnves software Ibrary. The disks come in clear plastic cases, are mul­ Phila., PA 19104./S' (approx, $20.) Call Rachel at 662-0477 or 387-8878. <9. also available at similar discounts. Call TGI Hardware tor hjll ticolored and come with labels. The disks ccme in the following Central AC. gas heat, close to campus, cheap. 1 room­ into. 24 hours at 222-0801. .'tenn/ colors: blue, red, green, gray, white, yellow and black. Disks are Secretary: For friendly real estate firm in U. City: 25-30 only $2 apiece and can cost less than $1.80 if purchased in mate needed. $15(Vmonth, 120 N. 34tfi St, Call now, Greg 222- Spactou* Apartments for women In large private home hrs/wk; must type 40 wpm and have good phone voice. No 5445,/5/ in Powelton Village area. Large second floor studio, great view, Parking Spac* at Mth and Lancaster. Call 972-8268 or quantities The disks can be purchased in the DUsers olfice in smokers. S7+/hr Send letter and resume to Millet Ent.. 317 N. fireplace. HW floors, new kitcnen. tile bath. Large third floor 477-3349 and ask tor Joe or Shelly /5« 3026 MacAlister Hall. For more information call the DUsers at 33rd St. Phila.. PA 19104./5/ 895-2573 Apartment For Sublet tor summer term. Location: 3309 studio, new kitchen, tile bath. Third floor, three large rooms, Powelton Ave, apt. 2F, Rent: $275 + util mo. Interested? Call suitable tor 2 or 3 people. Avail, in Sept, or sooner if desired. AppI*. Macintosh 512K $600 O.B.O., Apple Personal (215) 387-6498 or (609) 646-2454 /5/ Please call collect (201) 783-6576. /S' Modem $150 O.B.O. Call Nick. 465-9305 evenings. /& The Newman Center is open Monday through Thursday 9.00 a.m. to 4:00 p m. There is a mass at 12:00 noon on those days. /Term/ Powelton Village Historic RMoration. new kits. AC. 2BRAptForSublel. July4 -Aug 31, $625jmo. Apt. Casiotone 2000-S digital stereo *ynthMlz*r. Full-size olt-street parking. 24 hr, secunty. fitness center, studios. 1 and 2 ind. furniture 2 beds, sofa bed. table, desk, 2 dresser, etc. keyboard. MIDI compatible. Self contained speakers, w/ outputs BR from $455/mo, ZEBRICK i ASSOC, 662-9800 m Address IS 107 N. 35th St. (one block from 7-11.) Willing to to amp. Split keyboard & tone mix functions. Paid $500 six Summer Term: It you will be around during the summer and wouW like to get involved with the Newman Center activi­ sublet one BR for $325 mo. Call 222-0169 ask for Dave Andy months ago. Selling because I never get a chance to use it. Kathy B. - Was your phone disconnected? Did you drop ties, let Sr, Dorothy know, 590-8760 Term Apartment For Sublet • September to March 1990, or Mike Please leave a message ,7/ Brand new. asking $450. Call Steve at 590-8706. Leave a mes­ out of life? What's the deal. Ogar. Great location - nght on campus 3308 Race St FULLY FUR­ sage if necessary. Fall NISHED!! Rent: $450 + util. Perfect for students al Orexel dur- New Director at Newman Center: Rev Charles On* Larg* BR Avail 91 lor sublet in beautiful 3 BR Bored, intelligent beautiful SWF seeks SM. 17-25 tor Brinkman, Please slop in and welcome him. Let him know house with large LR and DR and 1 bath. Length of sublet is Attention Bart: My Rockman Soloist is still for sale if interests. Reply via personals. some of your suggestions for the summer term, .5- flexible. $308,31'mo, +1/4 util. Must see to appreciate. Call you're still interrested. Call Mark @ 222-1561,15i Mike or Ed at 386-1819./9 I k)ve Phranc. but I hear she's in love with someone else. HP 15C Cak:ulator. Brand new w. owner's manual. $50, Need a quiet and cool place to study? Come to the Newman Center Th, 9 a.m, • 4 p,m. Also please join us tor Lerner Court Great Location: Female roommate needed starting Call Mark222-1561,.5. ED: How about if we take a trip to Hawaii and torget the various activities which we will ofler this summar. Term Sept, at 3416 Race St. Carpeted S almost fully furnished. about the rest of the world? Floppy ClocKS tor Computer Lovers" Genuine 5 1/4’ Lectori, Singers, Musicians needed tor: Sunday Apartments floppy diskette face Precision quartz movement, AA battery Mrs. Saunders: Congratulations on your retirement. Liturgy at Newman Center. Call Sr. Dorothy if you can help. (not induded). For desktop display ar wall-mount. Choose from Drexei is losing one of its best employees Hope you spend lots 590-8760, .Term/ 3406-15 Race St. 8 beautiful styles and cotors. Each floppy dock comes nestled of time down at the shore. Love, the Tnangle staff. in Its own two-piece gift box. Made in USA Not available in 120 N. 34th St. Tele-Dating stores. Call (215) 446-6792 /5/ GLBD will be sponsoring several events this summer Be Gary, Sometimes I wish I wasn't so stupid in school. The sure to call the GLBD office regularly to lind out v/hat is going on might-have-beens make me crazy some days. You shouW (White & Gray BIdgs) and when! (215)895-2063 Term/ A Pair of 100W 3-way speakers with 12" woofers. $75, know you have only gotten better GALS call call Uu al 895-1740 or 222-7375. /5/ 0*«lh by •*phyxlalk>n(a k.a 3rd floor MacAlister Hall) Modern 3 bdrm, 1 bath, c/air, car­ 976-4fl1 10 MHz IBM-PC AT Compatible motherboard with 1 Meg RAM and monochrome monitor. $350. call Liu at 895-1740 or Lonely, bored, depressed, tailing calculus? The solution pet, gas heat, Exec. Loc., Great 222-7375. 5. 35 cents per minute IS a FREE, cuddly. soft, loving playful KITTENI2 months okJ. Security, Avail I immediately litter trained. Grab one NOW because SUPPLIES ARE LIMIT­ Furniture: Braikj new cushioned sofa, love seat, cocktail ED! Stop by lh« Tritngle olKces and ask lor Sue. table & TV stand. Price negotiable. Interested to buy? CaH 1-2 bdrm, Bath, c/air. Gas heat, (215 387-6498 or (609) 646-2454. ISl GUYS call SMMgum* Happy I9lh. I've got a quest'on tor you .. avail Immediately De*k - 4 drawers. Moving and must sell. $25. Call 222- Do you enjoy bafeig a girl? Want to join the new Phranc 6234 Ask for Marc /9/ 976-3111 Phanaic Phan Club? We are searching ior people who are in love with M-A-R-T-l-N A and who hail from C-Z E-C-H-O-S-L-0- 686-9999 387-8686 65 cents per minute Mu*t San By End of Julylll A> rna«Mpnar. axcalant V A-K-I-A. Interested toliis shouki reply m the next issue ol the conditton. 2 yean old. 6000 BTU. $75. D ^bad. white iron Triangl*, c/o the PPPC, COMICS THETRIANGLE, JULY21.1989 11

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Some of the bout of overexhaustion would be for the people across the river, been offering Katz. In addition, (steam OK). Ever thought about symptoms of overexhaustion are: someone mentally and/or physi­ Philadelphians will not be able Katz is looking for a reduction the gym — the Physical aching muscles and an overall cally exhausted from a long day to look forward to the much- in the annual rental fee charged Education Center? The third sense of tiredness, according to of work, which hampers a play­ hated yearly rivalry with the by Spectacor, now almost $1.5 floor of the gym could be the Pat McClellan, trainer for the ers ability to concentrate. Bostonians. The decision million, which is more than ideal place for such an exercise! Lady Dragons sports teams. Empty stomaches, insuffi­ whether the team stays, lies twice the amount other NBA The entire P. E. Center boasts cient imbibing of fluids and soley in the hands of the owner teams pay. a poorly designed air ventilation overexertion are the other major Harold Katz. Do the people of Philadelphia looks to be the system. Whether one is in the reasons that lead to overexhaus­ Philadelphia have a say? less sour of the two deals. New squash court or the basketball ...there tion. Ask Charles Barkley and he Jersey will surely be able to court, there seems to be no way While overexhaustion may will say that the citizens have attract more fans to the Sixers out of the heat and humidity. The not be critical during volleyball had their say. Barkley said, games, but they should also be gym, apparently, relies upon an seems to be or basketball games, in that the after witnessing the turnout ready to accept a drop in atten­ external air circulation system to only person to sustain an injury during the playoffs last season, dance for the New Jersey Nets provide control over the temper­ no way out would be the player involved. that the people of this city games. The much vaunted ature, making the conditions There could be damaging conse­ apparently do not care about rivalry between the ’76ers and within the gym very dependent of the quences while training with the team. He is probably right, the Boston Celtics may well be upon the outside weather. weight or playing squash, where in view of the fact that there a thing of the past. With the Air conditioning the gym the equipment and other players were almost an equal number, present low quality perfor­ does not seem to a feasible idea. humidity.. are within close quarters. if not more. New York fans mance that both the teams have The high roof and non-insulated A note of caution: the next attending the playoff games been displaying, a New Jersey doors form the major obstacle McClellan emphasized that if time you get into the gym to here in Philadelphia. Sixers team may no longer be a towards the air-conditioning these symptoms are noticeable, play a game and you know its The city-goers have defi­ crowd puller at Boston or for solution. The one possible way one should stop playing and sit nitely no say in the present the television channels. Finally, of improving the air circulation out. One sign of extreme overex­ hot and humid outside, make sure that‘you are physically business deal. The ongoing New Jersey could well earn the would be to open the doors on haustion is a feeling of nausea battle is between the New notorious distinction of seeing the north and south side of the which eventually leads to black­ capable of exerting yourself to the level of competition and Jersey Sports and Exposition not just one, but two of their gym to enable cross ventilation. ing out. The victim should be Authority, who wants to see teams not make it to the play­ This though, is a security hazard removed to a belter ventilated don’t ever hesitate to sit out. the basketball team in Camden, offs! as far as controlling the flow of area and, if possible, given liq­ and the Spectacor Management One thing is for sure, if the non-Drexel people into the gym. uids. Group, who are the present Sixers move and are forced to hosts to the Sixers. The final use Camden or New Jersey, it call would come from owner would not make sense to be Intram ural sports round up Harold Katz, who obviously called the ’76ers (referring to have split their two games while beat the Blue Devils but later lost will be looking for the more the year of independence), as Triangle News Desk______lucrative offer. the name belongs to the city of The Internationals and Absolute to the Hammerheads. The decision will hinge Philadephia. Maybe they would Summer time and intramural Zeros are still looking for their A special note: Watch out for upon whether Spectacor will have to come up with some­ competition is still in existence, first victory. the French students on campus. build Katz a new stadium, giv­ thing crazy like the Camden in case you didn't know. While The 3 on 3 basketball attracted Some of them, with the help of ing him a share of the revenue Cannonballers! Slam dunk, there were not enough of teams five teams. Rob Ridgeway's Sister Dorothy and Rev. from the highly lucrative Katz? to get a volleyball competition Hammerheads is the only Brinckman from the Newman going (only two teams having signed up), 3 on 3 basketball and softball seem to be featuring Time to think soccer some Interesting match-ups. lucrative MISL offers to play for by Scott Levensten Credit for organizing these intra­ the national team full time. Triangle Staff Writer mural tournaments goes to Dub Forwards Brent Goulet, Hugo Wear, the Intramural Sports When most Americans think of Perez, and Chico Borja provide Coordinator, who somehow great athletes, names like the scoring attack which manages to get some competition Michael Jordan, Joe Montana America has long been wanting. going even even in the face of a and George Brett come to mind. Coach Bob Gansler has not drought of students on campus. Few. if any, would think of Rick decided whether David Vanole Dave Miller’s MEM Express Davis or Brian Bliss. These are or Jeff Duback will play goal. and Chad Haggerty’s Billy Goats not the names of minor league The squad seems to have are the two unbeaten teams at the baseball players or triathletes; learned from past mistakes. end of the second week of soft­ these two are the core of the Formerly the U.S. team prepared ball competition. The MEM United States national soccer for international competition by Express has scored twenty runs team. Qualifying for the 1990 touring Europe, facing limited in both of its victories, with Intramural softball in full swing World Cup in Italy, the most overseas competition. The cur­ some powerful hitting from Nick unbeaten team at the end of the Center, are taking softball seri­ popular sporting event in the rent team has stepped out to tan- Cemansky, Glen Brinkman, and second round of games. John ously. world, could familiarize Rich Wilk and are looking strong Miller’s Blue Devils have lost Last Wednesday, the French Americans with these little early in the season. The two and won one game so far. students turned in a fair perfor­ known superstars. ...all efforts Ballbusters and AME Ballbags Andrew Bosh’s Hammerheads mance on the Drexel Hill field. Since the catastrophic 1-0 While most of the students were home loss to Costa Rica which h a v e b e e n or second in the CONCACAF national team contracts. playing the game for the first negated the United States’ region. Considering the fact that The American national soccer time in their life, they were not chance to play in the 1986 World Canada and Honduras have team is on the road to qualifying short on enthusiasm, especially Cup Finals, all efforts have been concentrat­ already been ousted, and Mexico for an event that it hasn’t been a while fielding. At the end of the concentrated towards Italy in has been barred from interna­ party to since 1950. Should they game, most of them could be 1990. A host of new, young ed towards tional competition for two years, succeed, they will earn the found limping home due to players, a change in preparation America’s chances look quite acceptance and respectability bruises suffered from sliding and techniques, and the announce­ Italy In 1990. good. All that stands in the way that American soccer has long attempting to catch the ball. ment that the 1994 Cup finals are four inferior Central yearned for. Bloodied but unbowed, one will be held in America have American teams: Trinidad and could summarize their debut! greatly improved America’s gle w itinii^ntem aSIon^^ Tobago, Costa Rica, Guatemala, chances of making it to Italy ers: Columbia, Venezuela, and and El Salvador. next summer. Paraguay. Teams south of the The announcement that the D ragons in the new s... Rick Davis, a twelve year border take soccer quite serious­ 1994 World Cup finals will be veteran of international competi­ ly; in Central America the U.S. held the United States has also John Rankin, former Dragon basketball standout, was tion, brings both experience and players had everything from facilitated the team’s struggle. recently invited alongwith five other area players to participate a wealth of talent to this team. fresh produce to lit seat cushions Bom out of this announcement in the Sixers workouts to be held on July 24 and 25. The camp The rest of his teammates were thrown at them. Following a is increased sponsorship rev­ also includes injured Sixer David Wingate who is seeking to entering puberty when Davis 1987 victory over El Salvador, enues and a heightened soccer regain his spot in the team. first entered international play. Hugo Perez received a deluge of awareness among Americans. Connie King, a standout field hockey player for the Lady The most notable of these death threats. Consequently, the United States Dragons, was selected to the Olympic 'B' camp during the past players is Brian Bliss, a young In order to qualify for the Soccer Federation has been able summer. King was a 1988 PAIAW All-Star. She returns this star who turned down three games, America must finish first to sign 16 players to full-time seasonto Dipi Bhaya's Lady Dragons as key midfielder. 12