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FREE TUESDAY Newark woman kills husband 1n• bed By Michael Regan sleeping in their bed shortly after for more than 20 years. "As far as we however, the News Journal Sunday his wife. Mrs. Avery said that after Mr. After more than 20 City News Editor midnight. She then dropped the gun knew," Mary Casey said, ''they were quoted Mrs. Avery as saying: "I didn't A very left, someone told her that her A 64-year-old Newark housewife is onto the bed's headboard and called nice quiet people." want to kill him. He has abused me husband was homosexual or bisexual years of marriage, being charged with killing her husband 911. The murder, which occurred in the and ran around on me. I married the and accused her of "just using him." early Saturday morning in their home Newark Police responded to the call couple's two-story house mostly wrong person." Mrs . Avery allegedly told police on the 700 block of Chrysler Avenue, at 12:25 a.m. and found Mr. Avery obscured from the street by a pine tree According to court affidavits quoted that this was not the ftrst time she had woman says she Newark Police said. lying lifeless in a pool of blood in his and tall shrubbery, "came as quite a by the News Journal, Detective Gerald heard this and "that this made her very Verna Avery is being charged with bed. shock," Mr. Casey said. R. Simpson of Newark Police said the angry ." married the wrong murder in the first degree and Neighbors in the quiet Devon Chief William Hogan of Newark two were at the VFW Friday night. She came home and found her possession of a deadly weapon during section of Newark sAid there were no Police said a .38-caliber handgun was Mrs. Avery came from the grocery husband asleep on the bed, got the gun man and shot him the commission of a felony. hints of marital problems prior to the used in the killing and the victim died store that afternoon and "she knew he and shot him. Mrs. Avery told police she shot her night of the shooting. of multiple gunshot wounds. was at the VFW, because her husband Mrs. Avery is being held in the husband, Thomas, 61, two or three James and Mary Casey said they Hogan would not verify any is a drunk." Women ' s Correctional Institution in while he slept times with a handgun as he lay have lived two doors from the Averys unconfirmed details of the case, Mr. Avery left ftrst without telling Minquadale without bail.
Wilburfest '93 Woman raped on Prospect Avenue Victim's former roomate suspected
By Brian Hickey Staff Rl!porter A Newark man was arrested last Monday for allegedly raping his former housemate April 22 at her Prospect A venue home, Newark Police said. James D. Foxmoor, of the unit block of Fairway Road in Newark, shared a house with the 37-year-old victim, but no longer resided there at the time of the incident, police said. Lt. Alexander von Koch of Newark Police said Foxmoor, also 37, returned to the victim's residence to pick up his mail April 22 and allegedly raped her while there. Foxmoor and his victim were not romantically or sexually involved. Detective Rick Williams said, "Foxmoor was a friend of the victim's boyfriend, which made the two just roommates." Police said they were unaware of the reasons behind Foxmoor's departure and if they were motives in the assault. Williams said this is an isolated incident and there is no reason for the Newark community to be scared. "This is no reason for people to be worried about this being the work of the serial rapist." he said. "This is an isolated incident and not related to others." Foxmoor was charged with unlawful sexual intercourse and attempted unlawful sexual THE RfVIEW I J. Holl.la intercourse, von Koch said. A sea of Wilburfesters mosh and party in various states of undress during the annual all·day event to raise money for the homeless. Seven local bands, including one He is being held at Gander Hill rap band D2E, entertain the 5,000 strong crowd in the heat as beer and sweat mingle freely. See story on page 81 for facts and interviews. Prison in lieu of $40,000 secured bond, von Koch said. Williams said no trial date has been set for Foxmoor as of this time. Man charged INDEX National Collegiate Report .A5 Campus Briefs ...... A2 Carving his craft Classifieds ...... 68 with sexually Comics ...... B9 Delaware gallery owner finds his .niche in wood work Police Report ...... A2 Review and Opinion ...... A8 By Jessica Mayers University of Penn'flvan~a sector of the public,'' he said. Sports ...... 65 News Fearurrs Editor before spending 16 years as.'a· "This is an extremely unusual abusing rel~ti~e World News Summary ...... A3 Upon entering Creations Fine research consulting biologlsr ~~ gallery," Sherman said of the Woodworking, an 8-foot tall bird the Academy of Natural Sciences shop, which represents almost 40 ---Also iHside: --- made of scorched mahogany of Philadelphia woodworkers and eight furniture By Brian Hickey crimes. wood, bleached elm and concrete designers who create custom Staff Reporter This is "mainly because they Delaware Day ...... A4 spreads its massive wings in the furniture for buyers. A Milford man was arrested are embarrassed about what has gallery's first-floor showroom. "If you come here , The ornamentation on the Beach recovery ...... AS Thursday for repeatedly happened to them, and also The detailed carving of the furniture is accented by the Female condoms ...... A3 molesting one of his family because they don't want anybody intricate feather pattern on the you can have craftsmanship that goes into each members over the course of two to find out about it," Poley said. wings juts out from two anything you want." individual piece. Found objects, years, Newark Police said. Grubb is also being held on a hollowed-out circles that make such as pitchforks and telephone James M. Grubb, whose last previous charge of stalking, up ·the head and body sitting upon -john Sherman, polls, make up chairbacks and known address is Fox Hunter police said. He allegedly failed the elaborately-decorated base of serve as bases for end tables. Road in Milford, allegedly to appear for a hearing related to artist Dennis Mueller's "Aight of wood carver "[The gallery) is an alternative sexually abused a Newark family the stalking charge in October, Imagination. furniture resource. If you come member from 1987 to 1989, police said. It took John Sherman, owner "My life has totally turned here you can have anything you police said. The charge was not directly of Creations Fine Woodworking, around, I love everything I'm want." Police would not release the related to the sexual abuse six years to formulate plans to doing now," he said. "I wanted a According to Sherman, most name or exact relation of the charges, police said. open his gallery and ftll it with new hobby and I knew I wanted woodworkers in this region family member. "The stalking charge was specialty wood- crafted products. to be surrounded by fine generally are traditional The police also refused to brought against Grubb by his ex Two years after its opening, furniture, fine woodworking." woodworkers. Because his release whether or the not the wife, not the victim," Poley said. Sherman successfully operates Motioning to the conservative gallery sells almost strictly victim was an adult or a minor. Grubb is being held at Gander one of only four stores on the contemporary stylings on contemporary woodwork, many Grubb, 38, was charged with Hill Prison under $8,000 bail for East Coast that specialize in ftne exhibition in his Yorklyn of his artists come from across eight counts of unlawful sexual the unlawful sexual contact woodwork. showroom, Sherman explained the country, while only two or contact, police said. charges and $20,000 bail from "It's just an awesome gallery ," the philosophy behind his gallery. three are local artists . Detective Susan Poley of the other capias brought against him, said Sherman, who received his "I want to bring a greater "I'm looking for national Newark Police said it took police said. Men's lacrosse falls in Ph.D. in geology from the understanding and appreciation several years to learn of the As of Monday no trial date university in conjunction with the of fine woodworking to a broader see CARVING page AS charges because victims are had been set. , overtime again, page86 often r.eluctant to report these A2. THE RMIW. May 4, 1993 Congress dears female combat pilots for takeoff "The Air Force already has a lot or By Karen Angstd Copyfdwt opportunities available to wo~ This offers one ma-e opportunity for women In the ongoing endeavor to man the ~I cockpits and step into the front lines of who want to fly." But clearing the skies for female Former 8SU president banle, women in the military can now Essence editor speaks claim one of the two ac; a victory. pilots and crew members was not the on black women in the proposes new Last Wednesday's decision to lift the only new action Aspin had in his plans to change women's restrictions in workplace multicultural wartirre situations. Aspin also ordered requirement News Analysis the Army and Marine Corps to "Black women are hit with a investigate why women are resoicted to double whammy of sexism and serving limited ground-combat racism. .. the perception is that A former president of the ban on women in fighter and bomber Black Student Union (BSU) has cockpits by Defense Secretary Les positions. because we are black and a Capt. David Critics, assistant woman. we get in [the business developed a new curriculum for a Aspin opens new doors to the stagnant new 9-credit multicultural issue of women's place in war. professor of military science for the world) easier," said Stephanie university's Army ROTC program, said Stokes Oliver, editor of Essence requirements for all Allison Harding (EG SR), a cadet undergraduates in the College of major in the Air Force ROTC program women are currently excluded from the magazine, in a speech to a group battle area and from 10 percent of all of black university students last Arts and Science. at Delaware who has been offered a Joshua Greene (AS JR) has position as a cadet pilot upon available jobs in the Army. Monday night in Smith Hall. In terms of a change at the ground Oliver spoke to about 25 designed "a proposal to broaden graduation, said flying is competitive the current multicultural and difficult. levels of combat, Critics said: African-American students about "Anything is possible right now. My issues concerning black women in requirement." He said he modeled THE REVIEW/J. Hollada "Previously, women have not personal experience in Saudia Arabia, the business world. Her lecture the proposal after a 12-credit Delaware Wizards' goalie, Dave Whitcraft, lunges for a save in received the respect they deserve. Men where 30 percent of our unit were was the first in the "Tribute to multicultural program his team's 2·1 loss to the Greensboro Dynamo last friday. could always say skill-wise that they African-American Women's administered at Hunter College in could go into combat. Being able to fly women, is that without them we could the done Month" series sponsored by the New York City. combal missions opens up the military not have gotten job as well." Black Student Union, Office of Greene cited the need for multicultural requirement is not will oppose his proposal, but he career for women in the air force. Before any such request goes into Affmnative Action and students to expand their sufficient to bring about more emphasized there will also be "With more qualified women to action, however, the opening of more Multicultural Affairs, Office of knowledge for survival in a more awareness, but nine credits might those who will suppon it because choose from, the quality of pilots will ground combat positions must be Student Life and the Christiana multicultural and diverse society. be excessive. the requirements in his proposal go up." approved by Congress flrsL Towers Hall Government. "As we move imo the future, She said the Minority Affairs are more focused than the current Aspin's order allowing women to The order to lift the ban on women Oliver addressed the fact that students are going to need a Council supports a six-credit curriculum. pilot combat aircrafts and some combat flying in combat stems from a black women only make 86 cents global range of knowledge, he increase because they "wouldn't Marks said, ''There's not wide support ships is a major step toward campaign proposal made by President to every dollar a black man said. "In order to progress like to overload the people that support [for the the idea of a achieving gender equality in the Bill Clinton last year, aoo according to makes. She also said black adequately, schools must tap into are here [in the College of Arts multicultural requirement), but military. Aspin it has been anticipated for a long women only make 90 cents to knowledge previously left out of and Science)." it's in everyone's best interest." This decision ultimately means time. every dollar a white woman the curriculum. I think the The proposal lists the nine Greene admitted that race women in all services are now able to According to the Pentagon, men and earns, and 62 cents to every dollar university can take the same credits which are divided into relations and awareness may not apply for combat training on figh ttr women will need to meet the same a white man makes. progressive step." three categories. improve greatly even if this aircrafts, bombers and combat physical standards for the available Oliver said that in 1940, 60 On March 19, Greene said he Greene said the first category proposal is accepted. helicopters. combat positions. percent of all black women were made a formal presentation to the "deals with the political, He said: "I think it will have Harding said there are between Of the current 999 female pilots in maids, nannies and servers, while Minority Affairs Council and the economic, historical, and some direct results and some I ,500 and 2,000 cadets who will get the Army, Navy and Air Force, 884 are only 5 percent had white collar College of Arts and Science. He intellectual issues as they relate to indirect results. It will give commissioned for the 100 nationwide now qualified to apply for combat students a broader understanding jobs. said both groups accepted the people of Africa, Asia, Latin commissioned oilot oositions available. aircraft trainin!!. . 0 proposal after a few adjustments America and Indigenous [Native] of culture and the contributions of J· he qualltJcauon standarOS are basOO on 1 ne Air t
World Three more to be executed News Delaware adds Shelton brothers and cousin, Outten, to 11 already on death row
Summary By Michael Regan less than 9-3. City News Editor "This incident turned into a killing frenzy, bespeaking Herlihy said Friday that the Three Delaware men were added defendants' drug and alcohol addictions Political leaders discuss plans to Friday to the list of 11 already on death an indescribable lust to kill." and dysfunctional family background did row in the state. not outweigh the br utal crime they end fighting in Bosnia Nelson Shelton, his brother Steven and -judge jerome 0. Herlihy committed. their cousin Jack F. Outten Jr. were "Outten' s extremely forceful multiple blows turning Mr. Mannon's skull and ATHENS, Greece- Radovan Karadzic, sentenced together by Superior Court eastern section ·of Wilmington. Herlihy and the jury in her previous testimony, face literally into pulp were vastly Bosnian Serb leader, as well as many other key Judge Jerome 0 . Herlihy for the murder said Friday that Mannon's head and face however it was she who fingered the three ofWilsonMannonJr.onJan.ll,1992. disproportionate to the degree of force political leaders, participated in the beginning "were unrecognizable goo" when his men in the murder. All three men robbed It was the first time in history that a needed to consummate the robbery," of peace talks Saturday, the last opportunity to body was discovered. and beat Mannon, she said, and Outten Delaware Superior Court judge sentenced Herlihy said. calm things before U.S.-Ied military Mannon was last seen alive the used either a sink top or a washing three people to be executed for the same "This incident turned into a killing intervention in the warring republics. previous night as he was leaving a New machine top to strike him in the head. murder. frenzy, bespeaking an indescribable lust The meeting in Athens was a special Castle A venue bar and getting into a car The three were convicted of first The deaths by lethal injection are to kill." conference in which Karadzic requested with the the Sheltons, Outten and a degree murder by a Wilmington jury, scheduled for July 21, 22 and 23 , Nelson Shel ton and Outten were said additional concessions in the peace plan, female, Christine Gibbons. which later gave the Sheltons an 8-4 however a mandatory appeal from the to have shown no visibl e reaction to the especially for the Serb-controlled territory. Mannon had allegedly bought a few recommendation and Outten a 7-5 state supreme court will most likely delay sente nce . S teven Shelton was seen President Clinton and top advisers discussed drinks for Gibbons, who at times had recommendation to be executed. the executions. smiling and pretendin g to give himself how to clearly define a policy for ending the been Nelson Shelton's girlfriend, and Before Friday, no Delaware judge has The body of Mannon, 64, of Holloway and an injecti on . war. The most pertinent options include agreed to leave with the three of them. given a death sentence to a defendant who Terrace, was found on the morning of This story contains information taken selected bombing of Bosnia Serb targets and Gibbons admitted to lying to police has received a jury recommendation of Jan. 12, 1992 on Plant Street in the from stories in The News Journal. lifting the arms embargo on Bosnian Muslims. "The Vance-Owen plan is acceptable to us by 70 to 80 percent as far as the territory is concerned," Karadzic said. "What we are asking for is for our territories to be linked to one another so as not to become a new As as Nagomo-Karabakh." FDA to approve easy one ...
Beck and Co. build better beer on board space shuttle female condoms By Victoria Kemp The study also showed that Copy Editor To determine if the "weightlessness and Health Watch like other devices, Reality is intense cosmic rays of space can genetically The Food and Drug not 100 percent effective and alter yeast to produce tastier beer," German Administration (FDA) its failure rate among U .S. beer manufacturers are going where no man has announced Wednesday it women was 12.4 percent. gone before- into orbit. is prepared to approve the first of the FDA Department of Once approved, the condom Beck and Co. put its best beer ingredients barrier contraceptive for Health and Human Services, will be available without a onto the space shuttle Columbia recently to women. the decision to approve Reality prescription for about $2.25 begin fermentation experiments. According to the FDA, the was based on a review of each. · If all goes well, experts at the University of Reality Female Condom, clinical data submitted by the The FDA is currently Munich will continue the research by making which is intended for one time condom' s manufacturer, unsure when the condom will sample batches from the yeast upon its return to use, also offers limited Wisconsin Pharmacal be approved. earth to determine the success of the yeast from protection against sexually Company, as well as the Joyce L . Walter, space. transmitted diseases, including recommendation of the coordinator of the Wellspring Both Louis Pasteur and Jean-Luc Picard AIDS. Obstetrics and Gynecology Health Education Program, would be proud. The condom consists of a Devices Advisory Panel. said, "I think it's appropriate lubricated polyurethane sheath ''The FDA gave the product that women will now have with a flexible ring on each a review because it saw an control over their own bodies end. One ring is inserted into urgent need for a means and their own behavior." May Day marchers riot violently the vagina like a diaphragm, whereby women can protect Although the condom is not in streets of Moscow and the other remains partially themselves without depending currently available at the outside the body. on the cooperation of their university, Walter said that if ''The female condom is not partners," Snider said. there is a demand for the MOSCOW - Pro-Communists and riot all we would wish for. but it is Clinical development for condoms, the G YN clinic will police fought violently Saturday during an better than no protection at Reality began in 1987 when most likely order them. unauthorized May Day march. all," said FDA commissioner more than I, 700 couples Jodi Young (AS JR) said: More than 150 people, including 80 police, David A. Kessler in a press participated in an experiment "By approving this, it gives were wounded in the most riotous march in statement. in medical centers worldwide. women more choices and more two Moscow since the Russian hard-line coup Kessler said he believes the A six-month contraceptive control over their bodies. I ••• attempt in August 1991. male latex condom remains the study conducted by the think it's a good thing." Police attempted to prevent the best protection against the manufacturer in 1987 showed Laura Golden (NU JR) said: demonstrators from marching to Red Square. spread of AIDS and other Reality provides protection "It's wonderful that women However, the protesters set fire to trucks and sexually transmitted diseases, similar to other barrier will have more choices now. threw rocks and stones at the police, who and couples should continue to contraceptives controlled by There needs to be something responded with water cannon and baton use them. women, such as the sponge, like this that is safe and charges. According to Sharon Snider cervical cap and diaphragm. effective for women." After President Boris Yeltsin's victory in a vote for confidence in his leadership, the Communist Party, which once dominated the turbulent government, is now planning to "resort to street demonstrations to force the Heart Association president out of office and block the adoption of a new constitution." "From today, real resistance has begun," said Dya Konstantinov, front man for the National Salvation Front. The leader and several other launches campaign opposition leaders promised to bring thousands of demonstrators into the streets within the next May declared National High Blood Pressure Month week during the World War II Victory Day celebrations. By Jennifer Post s~ff Reporter Important fads and statistics: · •. Former French premier takes life According to the American Heart • High blood pressure indicates 'the heart is ·~ • Association (AHA), high blood strai~ing to pump blood through ~ the "arteties, ' with bodyguard's handgun pressure is a leading risk factor for the cardiovascular diseases and which results in the enlargement of the hean, .; strokes that cause many deaths in and the scarring and hardening of the arteries: PARIS, France- Socialist Party leader Delaware and across the nation. • Almost 62 million Americans aged six and, • Pierre Beregovoy, who lost his place as The AHA has designated May as Fran~e·s premier in the March elections, died High Blood Pressure Month, above rave high blood pressure. Saturday when he shot himself in the head. designed to educate the public on the • Forty-six percent of people with high blood. Beregovoy died in a helicopter taking him dangers of high blood pressure via pressure do not know they have it. : from his hometown of Nevers to a Parisien an awareness campaign, said Mary • In ninety percent of the cases,· the c~use . of military hospital, said a Defense Ministry Calloway, AHA communications three! spokesman. director. high blood pressure is unknown. · President Francois Mitterand and High blood pressure, also called , Beregovoy's conservative successor Edouard hypertension, forces the heart to Those at risk include: Balladur were waiting for him at the hospital . work harder and causes the cells Balladur had said earlier that he was, responsible for contracting the heart • Blacks ''profoundly shaken by the tragic disappearance to become enlarged. This in turn • Middle-aged and elderly people of Pierre Beregovoy." reduces the heart's ability to • Obese people Beregovoy reportedly shot himself with his function properly. bodyguard's handgun, which he had taken Also, 46 percent of those who • Heavy drinkers without being noticed, near a canal in Nevers. have high blood pressure do not • Women who take oral contraceptives The ex-premier was allegedly "deeply stung know they have it, the AHA reponed. by the Socialist's landslide defeat." '· Beregovoy, colleagues said, held himself Calloway said during High Blood Treatments: responsible for the defeat and was depressed Pressure Month, the AHA will • Losing weight that doubts about his honesty had surfaced provide blood pressure screenings when he had done "nothing wrong." and will offer a course to teach • Reducing salt intake church representatives how to take • Exercise blood pressure. • Medication "We use a combination of American visitors return from education as well as research to Kuwait feeling content educate the public," she said. University Physician Dyanne aware of their hi story . students realize you are Westerberg said Student Health Pam Guers (AS FR) said either helping or hurting KUWAIT- Families of about 200 Services sees many students with she doesn't worry about high your body," she said, "and Americans killed in the gulf war returned hypertension, and all students should blood pressure because she the habits formed now could Saturday from Kuwait after being received with have their blood pressure checked never had a problem with it hurt you in the future." hospitality in the land where their loved ones once every six months. before, "and it doesn' t run in Westerberg said smoking died in 1991. A normal blood pressure. she my fami ly ." is one of the_bigg est. ri sk Sheik Saad ai-Abdullah ai-Sabah, crown said, is about 120180. If it reaches Ann Marie Fitch (AS FR) factors involved, even prince and prime minister of Kuwait, paid for 140190, the person is diagnosed with said, "I haven't really though there has been a the air fare and hotel expenses of the 193 guest hypertension. thought much about high decrease in the number of Americans. To prevent high blood pressure, blood pressure, even though smokers in Delaware. "I feel much more at peace," said Nan Westerberg said, "Students should I know I probably should." Calloway said only 26 THE REVIEW I Willter M. fberz Grimm of Utah. "It is much easier for me now not smoke, have a good Calloway said the percent of Delawareans now Delaware's Lisa Kosanovich slides into second in an to go home and go on with my life." cardiovascular workout three times a American Heart smoke. attempt to beat a double play by Mains's Angel Gamache. week, maintain a normal body Association' s student "I encourage students not The Hens lost to Maine 3-1 Sunday, whch eliminated World Briefs are compiled from The Philadelphia weight and watch fat and cholesterol education program begins in to start smoking because it is Delaware from the final round of the North Atlantic Inquirer and appear every Tuesday in The Review. contents in food." pre-school and goes through so addictive and hazardous, Conference playoffs. Family history plays a big role as high school and college. not only to the smoker, but well, she said, so students should be "It is important that to passive smokers also." A4 • THE RMEW • May 4, 1993 Delaware Day draws enthusiastic crowd Fourteen student groups bask unaer sunny skies and mild weather during annual DUSC sponsored event (AS JR) qreed, aaying, "lt'l a nice By Laura Jefferaon Monte Squire (EO JR), prealdent aponaorina the aroup' a event. Slu.nt Allllrt Editor of the Kappa Alpha Pal fraternity Llpnack said, "The Colleae way for all of Delaware to hang out Funnel cakes, tie-dying, a who participated In a three-man step Republicans even participated. together." Ashley Mancinelli (AS FR) dunking booth. jugglen and free Ice show, said, "Delaware Day opens "It's a really positive way for all joked, "After Wllburfest, it's nice to cream were just some of the the lines of communication between student groups to come out and see everybody sober." enticements at the university's different groups and different types enjoy the spring," she said. "And Russell Porter (BE SR), president Delaware Day Sunday. of cultures. there's no competition. We're all aMual of DUSC, said despite the great People of ail types and ages "This is a good opportunity for doing good things for the school." amount of planning and work stepped onto the grassy knoll of the traditionally black fraternities and Students Against Racism and required for the event, "The day North Mail to participate in the sororities to get exposure throughout Discrimination member Nancy went off without a hitch. event, sponsored by the Delaware campus," he said. "It allows Gross (ED SO) said, "This lets us "Some people even said it was Undergraduate Student Congress different groups to make their learn about each other." the best Delaware Days in years." (DUSC), which has entertained presence known, to let people know Fellow member Marc Treanor Delawareans since 1985. we are out in the community and With about 14 group booths, two doing things." bands, 80-degree weather and DUSC member Quang Le (BE hundreds of participants, SR) said, "Delaware Day is ,special "everybody was just chillin' ," said this year because it brought out the Warriors for Christ member Andrea [black fraternities)." Woodard (AG FR). Amidst the eating and socializing, "I think it's nice because people sounds of the Great Train Robbery. are coming together regardless of The Caulfields and the loud splash race, creed and color," Woodard of Provost R. Byron Pipes and next said. "Everybody's getting along." year's DUSC president John Burke Kathy Card (EG FR), fellow (AS JR) hitting the water in the Warriors for Christ member who Resident Student Association was out of breath from Double dunking booth could be heard. Dutch jump roping, added, "It seems Meanwhile, the College like everybody's having a pretty Democrats raised money for nice time." Multiple Sclerosis as students, The day's activities allowed parents and children scrambled students to "take a little study through an obstacle course. break," said Brandon Biery (HR A member of the group, Amanda FR). Lipnack (AS SO) said the course Many students also said because required participants to hop through of the diversity of the groups tires, jump rope and sprint for a represented, there was increased minimum donation of $1 . awareness of the different types of The man, woman and child with THE RlVIEW fl . Hollada and Walter M. Eberz people and organizations on the best times received gift (Left) A student volunteer takes a dunk in the dunking booth Sunday campus. certificates from local businesses afternoon. (Above) Jugglers entertain the crowd. Chinese visitors learn American culture By Runcie Tatnall SPAC, said, "We want to take the like "kings and queens," Qi said. Despite the numerous SI•IIR~port~ good things from the American Because the Chinese are educational programs offered to The university became host to system and put them in ours." accustomed to such hospitality the group, many members are 33 high level managers from the Speaking through an during business ventures, many having difficulty communicating People's Republic of China interpreter, Yajun said, "We want members expected Americans to because the majority of the Wednesday for a one-month crash to catch up with America and be as accommodating as in their Chinese visitors cannot speak course in American business, Japan. homeland. English. culture and language. "We know nothing of American After their first night at the To make the group feel more The group, which is staying in finance, but we want to learn the university, however, many said the comfortable with an English the Pencader complex. comprises difference between the two rooms were lacking heat, blankets speaking foreign society, each pharmaceutical, accounting and systems so there can be an and hangers. member of the group is provided finance managers from the State international system of business Yajun said, "We had high with a host family that either Pharmaceutical Administration of and economics." expectations for everything to be speaks Chinese or has a China (SPAC). Scott Stevens, ELI director, wonderful." background in Chinese culture, Ranging in age from 31 to 58, said, "They're not here to learn The month-long program began said ELI business instructor June the group will attend cultural trips, how to be better managers, they're Thursday with a tour of campus. Quigley. business seminars and English learning how to manage profits." Friday the group took its first Jill Moyer was born in the same classes sponsored by the Spring Jeffrey Qi, former resident of cult!Jral visit to the Hagley village as the man she is hosting, International Business Institute China and liaison for the group, Museum, the original site of the but left China more than 40 years (SIB I). said, "A lot of times there is bad DuPont corporation. ago. She said: "I can communicate SIBI, an extension of the the communication. Stevens said: "Delaware has a like a small child. I know only English Language Institute (ELI), "Business style and how to wide opportunity for business enough to have fun." was started five years ago to help negotiate are totally different," he interaction. Over half the Fortune S.B. Woo, professor of physics foreign businessmen communicate said. "In China, there is too much 500 companies are based in and astronomy, was born in China and compete in a global market. bureaucracy. No one wants to Delaware." and welcomed the visitors at a Director of ELI Scott Stevens make the big decision." Throughout the month, the reception in Pencader Dining Hall said the visitors hold some of the Qi added Americans want to group will be educated through Friday. top managerial positions in the quickly close a deal, while the English c1asses taught by ELI and "Let me see if I can still speak country and "the level of Chinese want to "show you the through seminars held by faculty Chinese," Woo said. "There is an Valet Park e r s management is unique." city and entertain you first." members from the accounting and ancient saying in China: when Zhao Yajun, deputy director of When making business trips in finance departments of the College friends come together, how sweet the Foreign Affairs Bureau of China, businessmen are treated of Business and Economics. it is." art-t1me \ - ·------·: J7L Cut JLL6ove 1-{air 'Designs: Ryan's Parking Service Inc. 1 92 1£. Main Street • 366-1235 1 Call652-3022 $1.00 off any Nexxus or l 1 aul Mitcltell procluct $2.50 off a HairctJt I tJJring in tliis ad ef ~im Jwu 1, 1993 I ·--~------·
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• I)WHiop ytJfiT- ldalJ Wo GIS O'JGIIind brotJwrl&ood 111111 Psi Chi Your chance to shape policy mo/4 IMm with MllltmiGtloMI orp•rton. review discipline cases • B« I 1 Application deadline- May 12, 1993 supported by the IDielfnternity Couac:il. \i>,\ I' fhl' fll11t' fi> flltf'.1rl 1I lil'l'JI (1ll fhl' lllflllt' May 4, 1993. THE REVIEW. A5 Dewey Beach receives $50,000 in relief funds town had to ration areas so that the remainina 25 percent. Henry Community everyone could enjoy it, he said. said. "Last season was good," The state will also provide begins to rebuild Rutherford said, "but we had to put about S1 .2 million for a continued some restrictions on the beach restoration project, Henry said, but after 1992 storm because it was flat, what they can it needs to be matched or exceeded a short beach. by the town in order to be ravaged shoreline "We had a big crowd on the received. weekends, and every inch of space This effort will help rebuild the By Graham Segroves was a priority." beach's size, he said. St1fl Reporter Robert Henry, program "The difference between this Dewey Beach will receive administrator for the shoreline and month's work and the work we SSO,OOO in combined federal and waterway management section of hope to do later this year is that state aid this week to restore its the division of soil and water rather than 5,700 cubic yards of beaches. conserva·tion at the state sand, there will be 350,000 cubic The effort will replenish department of natural resources, yards," he said. THE REVIEW I Michele llart1y Dewey's 21 blocks of beachfront said this month's project will Henry said last year's storm was Damage to Dewey Beach from the January 1992 storm which ravaged Delaware's coastline will finally property battered by a January restore the dune line washed out qualified as a presidentially be repaired this summer with the aid from the beach restoration project. 1992 storm, said Bill Rutherford, by the storm. declared disaster, but that Dewey town administrator for Dewey Henry said 5,700 cubic yards of Beach did not get as much help as damaged by the storm have already Dewey's restoration was implemented and became the first Beach. sand will be delivered by truck this nearby Fenwick Island or Bethany completed restoration projects, delayed, however. so the town to pass in the town 's 11-year The storm wiped out the beach's week and will take about two Beach because De~ey did not have Henry said. could pass a property tax to go history. dune line, Rutherford said, leaving weeks to distribute. an existing beach nourishment Dawn Lawson, administrative toward the beach nourishment "While other towns were lining little protection from other storms. The federal government will pay project, which is required to assistant for Bethany Beach, said project, Rutherford said. up to repair their beaches," The storm also took away some for 75 percent of this month's receive federal aid. the town completed its restoration The tax referendum took from Rutherford said, "we were lining of the beach's size, therefore the work, and the state will provide Some of the other towns in November. January to June .of 1992 to be up to get the right to tax." ROTC members run for MINPOWs enona . 0 .. eg.zate By Melanie Mannarino objectives, said Matt Smith (BE starting point in front of Memorial point," Smith said, "People were Staff Reporter SR), who participated in and Hall. saying stuff like, 'I don't have a ------Report-, Army ROTC held its third helped organize the event. Chris Taylor (EG JR) said, lot of money, but I support what Five fraternity men of driving alone," said Kay Rios, annual 24-hour Prisoner of War "The primary purpose was to "The route is designed to go you're doing." staff assistant for Colorado State's (POW) I Missing in Action (MIA) raise money for local families of through campus as much as The pledges cadets collected arrested in burglary office of parking management. run through campus from noon POWs or MIAs who are in need," possible." were given in one lump sum to the ring The university gave free Thursday to noon Friday. Smith said. "The second purpose Taylor, who ran six laps and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) refreshments to people who Approximately 60 cadets from is to raise awareness of POWs and organized media coverage of the post in Newark, ·Smith said. walked to campus jobs and had a Army and Air Force ROTC and MIAs." event, said he was encouraged by The VFW will then distribute it TOLEDO, Ohio- A May 11 bicycle mechanic who made free, Marine Corps candidates ran, The ROTC route went up the support from passers-by. to three or four needy families as hearing date has been set for five on-the-spot bike adjustments. carrying the American flag and Mall, down Delaware Avenue and "When I ran by the basketball it sees fit, he said. fraternity brothers at the University Officials estimate 1.4 million the black POW/MIA flag. Main Street, down the Mall past courts across from the Student Taylor said each year the run of Toledo charged in connection miles are driven in Fort Collins The run had two main Harrington beach and back to the Center," he said, "people started gets bigger. The first year, one with a burglary ring believed to every day, and 86 percent of those chanting 'U.S.A., number one.' posterboard advertised the starting have netted more than $60,000 in vehicles have only one occupant. Another time, one guy came to point, but this year there were stolen property. Nationally, the U.S. Department of ------'------~ attention and saluted as we ran spotlights, flags, picnic tables and The five members of the Pi Transportation estimates that 140 by." advertisements. Kappa Alpha fraternity face million cars travel almost 4 billion Smith, who also ran six laps, The cadets ran two at a time charges ranging from trespassing miles daily, using more than 200 said he was also pleased with the throughout the 24-hour run. Each to breaking and entering and million gallons of fuel annually WHEN DRINKI~~"-~ AFRIEND. support they received. lap was 15 minutes, Taylor said, receiving stolen property, The and emitting about 4 billion OR GET ARIDE Willi ASTRANGER. "This is the first year we tried so the runners made about 96 Collegian newspaper reported. pounds of carbon dioxide. This to collect donations at the starting laps. Campus Police Chief Joseph could be eliminated if 1 percent of Skonecki said the burglary ring Americans didn't drive at least one was believed to have hit day a week. commercial businesses in three Carving a craft in Del. nearby counties in addition to Drinking and riding can lead to a loss of license, a conviction, or even worse. university facilities for the past Sherman said: "There may be six Columbia gets $60 That's if you're lucky. The fact is, 50% of motorcycle fatalities involve continued from pageA1 seven to eight months. About w or eight different choices for a $25,000 of the stolen property was million gift riders who have been drinking. So if you have been drinking, get a ride quality people," he said. "I am very \'J present. That's what's neat about it." be~ieved..to-belong to the L..w_i_th_a_fri_'_en_d_._It_'s_th_e_ b_e_s_tc_a_ll_y_ou_can_m_a_k_e_. _IIOnlll__ c_YDLI __ wm__ FO_U_IDA_n_Dfi_ ~_.J particular about with whom I work." The gallery also boasts the umverslly. I .- Sherman said one-third of the distinguished honor of being the only Arrested were Douglas Bartells, NEW YORK -A graduate of people who come into his shop are shop east of the Mississippi to sell 22, of Perrysburg, Ohio; Kevin Columbia University donated $60 woodworkers looking for inspiration "Twig Jewelry," earrings, pendants Schroeder, 22, of Ottwa, Ohio; million to establish a financial aid from the work exhibited in his and necklaces made from 20 or 30 David Sutula, 21, of Richfield, endowment for minority showroom. different species of tree twigs form Ohio; James Yaggie, 22, of New scholarships in Columbia College, "When· you come in here it is the woodlands of Oregon. York state; and Rarnzi Sulayman, the university's co-educational • We can help you find money for col!e~re unlikely that you'll see the stuff Sherman said Creations is a 19, of Toledo. undergraduate liberal arts division. • Every student is eligible for Financial Aid anywhere t!lse," said Sherman, who "family operation." His wife, Karen The gift from John W. Kluge, asks his artists not to sell to other Kral, a Senior Consultant/Analyst in chairman of Metromcdia Co .• is stores within a 40-mile radius. the university's Academic the largest ever made to Columbia. Sherman has a portfolio for each Computing Services group, supports Colorado state tries With two previous gifts of $25 artist represented in the spacious him on the highly-specialized fewer cars million each, Kluge has now gallery, which has skylights and an computer set-up he has established in donated SilO million to the upstairs loft that give the shop a the store. institution in the past six years. rustic, bam-like atmosphere. "My wife is a computer specialist FORT COLLINS, Colo. - "More than half a century ago, Each portfolio contains and her help is invaluable," he said. Employees at Colorado State during my own undergraduate autobiographical information and Presently, the gallery is running University were asked to leave years as a scholarship student. I slides of the artist's other works that "The Manipulated Turned Object" their cars at home at least one day learned what it means to be given can be specially ordered and exhibition in conLunction with the a week as Qart of the university's the chance to obtain a fin e purchased .. World Turning Conference at the "Don't Drive One in Five" education," Kluge said. "Columbia Buyers may also purchase items Hagley Museum. The show, which campaign. made a difference in my life. I right off the floor. features 21 internationally "The idea is to educate citizens want to assure that it will continue Also sold in the gallery are clocks, recognized woodturners, will run to the significant impact they can to make a difference for others." :y candlesticks, sculptures, boxes and until May 30. make by giving up one day a week carvings. 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Wlf SPOIIII10SS "' lAS I ______A6 • THE REVIEW • May 4, 1993 Theresa Rodriguez College senior My class schedule My phone/address book Alist of assignments Notes from chemistry All my reports for this year Graphs for a chemistry report Afax/modem Aletter I faxed to my dad in Florida Letters I faxed to my brother in London 'fravel info faxed to me by tourist bureaus Prices for plane tickets I Packing list for Europe trip Berlitz Interpreter Currency conversion table Budget for Spring Sing production Fliers for the Spring Sing My resume Cov~r letters to various companies Follow-up letters from interviews HyperCard Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Abunch of games Sound clips from famous speeches Aclip art file Aletter to an old boyfriend Aletter to a new boyfriend May 4, 1993 • THE REVIEW • A7 Elizabeth Shaw College freshman My class schedule Assignments Notes from Ancient Civilizations Notes from English literature Alist of graduation requirements Adictionary Athesaurus Acampus map Apaper about Mayan culture Photographs I took at Chichen Itza HyperCard ClarisWorks Quicken MaclnThx Agrocery list Afamily history I'm writing Scrabble Deluxe Selected Stories by Eudora Utelry The PowerBook Guided 'Ibur My daughters college application Letters to my son at college Letters to my friends ' .. My monthly household budget An unpublished short story Alist of publications For pre-purchase consulting visit the Microcomputing .,~,...... Center, 040 Smith Hall or call831-8895 For ordering and plck-up visit Computer Warehouse at the General Services Building or call831-3530 look Review & Opinion ( Tuesday, May 4, 1993 PageA8 The Review's opiHioH Flying the unfriendly skies Congress repeals law and women now allowed to serve as fighter pilots in armed forces. On Wednesday, the United States between the sexes. But these difference government opened the airways to are not so great that we should exclude women fighter pilots. women from the military. Previously, there had been a law Women are not "the weaker sex," to forbidding females from flying combat protected against every hardship. airplanes - a law which was repealed Currently, females are allowed to serve by Congress in December. in combat in Canada. Belgium, With the repeal. women will now be Denmark, Norway, Portugal and Spain allowed to fly fighter missions and man - there's no reason why they combat support ships. Women in all shouldn't be allowed to fight for the services will now be allowed to apply United States. . __tt-f Oesmand for combat training for fighter aircraft, Ultimately, all facets of the military bombers and combat helicopters. The should be made available to women. requirements for these jobs will be the There is no reason for sex same for men and women. discrimination in the military; if a Drinking and driving and dying in America Defense Secretary Les Aspin calls woman is able to meet the physical requirements of the job, she should be the move "historic." My life will return to nonnal in two weeks. So many times I have seen very drunk More importantly, this sets a very allowed to serve. people leave parties or the Balloon and get in This raises a delicate issue. If Just before the start of the Spring semester important precedent. Currently women and three months before my 21st birthday, my their cars. Not only are they endangering their in the military are relegated to limited women are allowed into combat. own lives, but their passengers and everyone should they also be included in general fake ID was taken, leaving me in social CommeHtary front-line duties. else oo the road military drafts? hibernation, or so I thought. Now, (pardon the horrible pun) the With the number of people dying at the With the end of sex discrimination During these three months. I watched three sky's the limit. By Rebecca To/len hands of drunk drivers, I think society needs to This sets the stage for a big change in the military must come equal of my roommates tum 21. I painfully look on as responsibility. When women are my roommates get ready for a night of beers at inform the undec-aged of the awropriate way to in the military. Sexual equality in the handle alcohol sometime before their 21st arm ed forces is more and more allowed to fully participate in the the local bars, while I sit home and watch the military, they should also expect to be prime time line-up. birthday. becoming a reality. teenagers. But before they can get behind the Because so many people start drinking in called for involuntary service. Having had ID since the age of 17 and Congress is currently considering wheel, they must take driver's education. There, high school, some even before that, it is This repeal is ~ move to be having spent three months in a country with no opening up more ground positions to the new driver not ooly learns how to drive, but illogical to implement responsible drinking applauded. To be successful, a military drinking age, I thought the world woul~ end women . Aspin suggested women be how to be aware of and to prevent the tragedies programs just before their 21st birthday. allowed to serve in military complex must take advantage of all without it. Butt was wrong. accompanying this step toward adulthood. But it is necessary to start implementing intelligence. quartermaster, field and possibilities. It must be able to change But before reaching legal age, one is not with the times and move boldly, even At first I thought it was stupid to have to be alcoool educatioo in the high schools. air defense artillery. taught the responsibilities of alcohol. It is illegal for someone urx1et the age of 16 Granted, there are differences in the face of entrenched opposition. 21 to drink. I have been drinking and going to bars for years; it's ludicrous that I have to wait In fact, before becoming legal, hundred of to drive a car, just as it is illegal for someone in order to do it again. . youths like myself engage in drinking anyway. under the age of21 to consume or buy alcohol, But, during the past three months, I And the alcohol is consumed in a very ignorant the logic being they are not fully aware of how pondered why it is illegal to drink before the manner. to handle the responsibilities that come with the ageof21. Over the past three months, I began action. I started to think about all the horror stories remembering some of my own horror stories. So it is only logical to have alcohol About Revie~ & OpiHioH that have resulted from drinking: The night before my senior prom, my best educatioo classes, like driver's educatim. Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. ~e editorial • Unwanted sexual encounters friend and I went to a frat party at the As long as there is alcohol, teenagers will above represents the ronsensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial ed~~· except • Blackouts University of Maryland. experiment with it before they are legal. Some when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opm1on of the • Throwing your stomach lining up We were drunk and we drove home. will even ah.Jse it artisl. Letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. • Physically hurting yourself On the Baltimore/Washington Expressway, And this abuse will continue p15t their 21st But what I found most horrifying was the pop-up sunroof of her car flew off and birthday unless responsible drinking is taught hurting or killing another person while driving shattered in the middle of the road behind us. Drinking is not a bad thing if it is done drunk. We were lucky no one else was on the road. responsibly. The past three nmths have taught Drunk driving deaths usually result from But we were stupid. me the responsibilities that come with my next irresponsible drinking and ignorance. Alcohol is mind altering. If abused, the step toward adulthood. Editorial Staff For every other age that brings new consequences can be as severe as someone My first legal drink will not be a rebirth, but Rich Campbell, editorial editor I columnist Jeff Pearlman, columnist responsibility, there are steps one must take driving a car without knowing how. a privilege. Karen Levinson, columnist Uz Unbro, columnist before they can be fully capable of accepting it. Like I was in high school, too many of my Greg Orlando, columnist John Ottinlfl, cartoonist At the age of 16 (17 in some states), the 21-year-old classmates do not fully understand Rebecca Tollen is a city news editor for 1he responsibility of driving a car is bestowed upon the severity of drinking al~hol. Review Any way you divide it, under the skin, we're all the same color "For he himself is our peoce, who has mode the two one "Amens" were heard as we prayed for the healing of church, culture and nationality were. Jews and Greeks have and has destroyed the dividing wall of hostility," Ephesians strained bonds between white and black. cultural divisions. Greeks considered barbarians and ii.l4. It was a brealh of fresh air to bear something other than Scythians uncivilized. political programs. affnmative action and bcddash against Commentary Paul's answer wasn't to give up culture but to realize If you think thai Jesus is whlle you'd be swprised to see such. We simply brought to God our problems, asking for God's kingdom transcends such distinctions. His face," Larry Norman. His healing. It's like the joke about a black minister and a white It reminds me of another church conference earlier this By Rich Campbell minister who died and went to heaven. While waiting, they Saturday a week ago I participated in a prayer breakfast year. Tbe African-Americans present were visibly moved as argued about whether Jesus was black or white. "He was at Clayton Hall, sponsored by seven campus Christian the speaker had whites as a group ask forgiveness for the black." said the black minister. ''No, he was white," said the groups. Included in the 200 attendees were several sins of racism. white minister. administrators, including President Roselle, a state legislator, The speaker did not blame those present, but When whites talk about the superiority of European Finally, a door opened, Jesus walked in and said, faculty, staff and students. acknowledged that the power of racial division lies with past culture, there being only human. It's natural to think our "Buenos dias, sellor." Warricrs for Christ, a predominantly black group, served trespasses. way is the best. I believe Jesus (Y'shua in Hebrew), being a Palestinian as the main sponsor. Forgiving each other and asking God to cleanse us breaks When blacks talk about the superiority of African culture, Jew, had neither black nor white skin. Most of the fll'st The featured speaker, Dr. Babatunde Ogunnaike, a the power of enmity. they're being only human. Christians were Palestinian Jews or Mediterranean area DuPont researcher originally from Nigeria, encouraged Most whites cannot fathom the trickle down results of The early church faced similar divisions between Gentiles. · those present to pray, despite the mockery we would institutionalized slavery, he said. Blacks still bear in their cultures. Jewish and Gentile believers in Jesus 1m cooflicts. At least one probably black African, an Ethiopian, is sorretim:s encounter on campus. souls the scars of past abuse. Paul told them plainly such differences are ooly human and referred to in the New Testament. Ouistianity didn't reach I commend Warriors for taking the lead in both this and ''What more do they want? That was a hundred years don't matter to God. We have all sinned and need white nocthem Europeans for quite awhile. last sem:sters' prayer breakfasts, which allowed black and ago," I often rear said We may not be blatantly racist but forgiveness. The point of all this? Divisions. including racial ones, are white brothers and sisters to rediscover their unity in Ouist. often we have subtle airs of superiority, maybe generational Rather, God wanted to bring unity through his Son. only human. Though this semester's event didn't center on racial attitudes from ancient ancestors. "Here there is no Greek or Jew, circumcised or But those who want to follow the way of Christ will fmd relations, though probably it was on everyone's mind. At On the other hand, (and I would not feel free to say this wx:ircumcised, barbarian, Scythian. slave or free, but Ouist God calls them beyond the ooly human to the truly human last fall's prayer breakfast, a speaker came and challenged unless I 1m already heard it from black brothers and sisters), is all and in all," (Colossians iii. II). (In another place he he intended. blacks and whites to leave behind their negative attitudes some blacks react in bitterness and hatred to whites to past adds "male and female.") 1 . toward one another. and present wrongs. This is only human. Though apparently race was not a big issue for the early Rich Campbell is an editorial rolumnist for The Review. Letters to. the editor Blacks to enter Donovan's open door people have a history of killing Blacks, not vice year period, 20 million killed during World War II, your ability only to identify with The Grateful Dead versa. White people also have a long history of and 75 million were injected with "the accident," and Reggae Music - your music. In response to Doug Donovan's April 27, column killing Black culture and ideologies; that continues AIDS. The fact of the matter is that although we have Review's door open, blacks don't knock" today. Six million Jews were killed and 20 million We have accepted your challenge. Now I offer played quite extensively in the Southern PA and KNOCK! KNOCK! It's the BLACK students! Africans were killed by the man and people to you the opportunity to feature a full length article Philadelphia area, Mother's Garden is new to Burn us once, shame on you! Burn us twice, whom you likened us. about me regarding my 8-year perspective of the Newark.We are happy that our music inspires a shame on us! The raped do not fall in love with the Now let's be honest. If a leader does not represent University of Delaw~re. The ball is in your court, crowd to listen closely before they dance. Otherwise rapist, unless they are insane. Just as with various the people, you either oust him or her or elect a new and I have put a foot tnto your open door. we feel that our presence may be nothing more than administrators on campus and Black leaders abroad, leader. If an education does not serve the people, superficial. We do not assume the stage in the place the Black faces in high places do not always you either make a change in the system or construct -Horace Arthur Trent III successful; rather, we are simply Mother's Garden, represent the majority, or the minority of the Black one which serves your people. And if a newspaper four people who have made a tremendous emotional masses. does not consistently report the truth, the faith, the Shameless plug department investment into each other and our music. It is true that everyone should be allowed to opinion or views of Black people, then you can In closing, I should hope you might listen closer express their viewpoints as they deem necessary. either create a change in the system or create one I am writing to thank you [Alicia Palmer] for to what we have to say, and not dismiss our ability However, the history of The Review has deemed that better serves you. I can't really expect a white your mention of Mother's Garden in the April 20 and sincerity simply because you can not dance to it articles about Black people as not newsworthy or man of limited power and experience to understand issue of The Review. Although I understand our (believe me: there are many other people who can). I not as compared with other articles. Further, the that the masses of Black people do not always look music did not quite suit your tastes, I assure you that understand that we are much younger than you, but articles which we write for you have been skewed to the White man for their representations or any and all view points are welcome. Perhaps I can this should not have any bearing on your objective through editing so much they are onlf acceptable to salvation. give you a small bit of insight into new music. opinion. the white hands that butchered it. Donovan, your bait has been taken; we will offer We (the members of Mother's Garden and Our compact disc will be released in early June, Don't get upset at a flare-up of Black students at our talent to write for The Review. But don't expect Railhed alike) are pan of a steadily arowing group and it will be available at Rainbow and Wonderland the University of Pennsylvania burning 14,500 a people who have suffered for 500 years under of young individuals who are not afraid to explore Records I am certain that you will be unwilling to copies of their school paper. We'd never do that at white people to look to you for understanding. their own creative means of expression. We have put forth the $5 to purchase it, so you, Alicia, have VO. In the past, the Black students have boycol!ed Don't expect for Blacks to have compassion for gained no satisfaction by adhering to the auidelines my personal permission to copy it from a friend. The Review, but never tried to censor or burn it. The white people, not after 280 million Arricans were of our parent generation. Review is no threat to the Black students here. killed during the European slave trade, 100 million From what I can gather, you are part of that -BrianD McTear, ¥other's Garden And please, for your own sake, never again Arricans killed in the period of Island murders, generation, and that is perfectly fine. That would parallel my people with Hitler or the Nazis; White hundreds of thousands lynched during a hundred- explain your more or less "hippy" tendencies, and May 4, 1993• The Review • A9 Entertaining the notions of political correctness in America ~ PC speech often devalued unfairly The incorrectness of enforced speech Whenever someone speaks of no looger adequate. That the desirable if, just what if, someone doesn't feel So much for live and let live. polilical c:cnec:tness these days. it is in ideals of dignity and respect for all like using this terminology. Is there an Anyone who doesn't conform is derision or disgust. The phrase has people were not being ~t. PC PC alternative? violently attacked as a racist, become anathema. The common We're still talking about those Commentary Commentary Not a one. There are two choices homopOObe or a thousand other labels. reaction to an admission of PC ideals reverently; but now we discuss here, be politically correct or be labeled Tolerance doesn't ~ I say only sympathies is reminiscent of the way them with a certain reticence, because a bigot. what you want to hear and so you people react when someone mentions every attempt to achieve them is ~t By Gary By Greg In Clay County, Florida. school tolerate il It ~ we're both able to their dog's bowel rrovements. with cries of "liberal indoctrination!" Geise Orlando officials banned "My Friend Flicka," speak our minds as we see fit. If you I think this is a sham:. or worse. Nat Henloff wrote in his book "Free disagree with me or vice-versa. we Not because I can - or would Listen, dears. Anyone who cares Speech For Me-But Not For Thee." discuss it. want to - answer to all the criticisms about the way we humans interact, But does that mean that the "A babble of words that no one The book refezred to a female dog as Nor does coexistence mean we have that PC has drawn in the past few and wishes we would do it better, is Christian - underslands now fills the ailwaves, and a '1>itch." to boil down our language until it's as years. In some ways, with some going to have ideas about, as Rush or western or whatever - values were language loses all nwning as we sink My esteemed opposition would have bland as previously chewed toast. people, PC is a tool for the curtailment Limbaugh says, The Way Things ever actually in danger of being slowly, mindlessly, inw herswry rather you believe I dismiss (with a sneer, no Coexistence means I understand that of free expression. Some people do supplanted? Of course not. than hiswry because most rapists are you have the right to be here - even if justify questionable behavior by Trouble is, people on all sides of men, aren't they?" -Gore Vidal you're saying so~thing I don't want wantonly attributing bigotry to their the debate have been notoriously to hear. critics. "A perfectly good baby [PC} unable or unwilling to distinguish The rabid minority has foamed "There's nothing so distasteful as I have the right to offend you. You And any opposition of liberal between criticism and censorship, so let the land be filled with the have the right to offend me. It's that theory, any trespass into taboo arenas has been thrown out with the either in themselves or in others. Too homogenized, baby-food for the mind, other people's words in your simple. of thought is in danger of being often a viable criticism turns into an political correctness. To paraphrase from The National denounced as incorrect. yucley bathwater. Aborted, attempt to silence. Let us not speak one word that mouth." Council of English's pamphlet "The For example, an investigation of even. Like calling for the defunding of might offend another. From our Student's Right To Read," the right of psychological and physiological student groups with political agenda. libraries let us purge every tome and the individual to speak, read , write differences between races is not Ought To Be. And such people Like attempting to shut down the volume that might possibly be less) every proposed change in policy whatever he wants is basic to a necessarily racist - some people naturally try to persuade others that race/ability research of Professors considered sexist, homophobic, yadda, or vocabulary as "PC bullshil" democratic society. Take away th at really do seek to describe rather than their view of ideal coexistence is Linda Gottfredson and Jan Slits. Like yadda, yadda and it's not "Mankind" This is clearly not so. To dismiss this right and we're not really free. prescribe. Religious convictions that better than its ideological rivals. railing against the multicultural it's "Peopledom" you incorrect twil hokum would be downright stupid. If Political correctness is hardly the idenlify homosexuality as sin are not This is true of the politically requirement by labeling Black Political correctness is a bug that people l'l'IOOe such a big deal out of fluff magic potion some make it out to be. homophobic, despite the fact that they correct, of Limbaugh, of the editors of American Studies classes "hate wants of a serious smoosh. A small like "Flicka," I shudder to think what Apparently so~ 9-volt idiots out there might and often do coexist with the Review and the National Review indoctrination." minority has determined certain they might do to real literature. think that if we are politically correct, homophobia. and the New Republic, of the churches It is a simple thing to call your language is not appropriate to either say The globbering masses of the everyone will somehow miraculous ly So I am not the rabid, intolerant and the governments and the schools opponents "fascists." A lot simpler, in or print. Anyone who uses such politically correct are striving for be able to get along with each other. censor critics of PC would have you and their administrators and their fact, than debating them on the ~rits language is wrong. tolerance and coexistence of all races, What it comes down to is the believe is the norm No, the reason I member individuals and groups. of their ideas. To dismiss with a sneer This evil takes many forms. From creeds, yadda, yadda, yadda and following: are you or are you not mourn the passing of PC's But some of these doctrines have as "PC bullshit" every proposed the condemnation of "sexist" words "woman" should be spelled "womyn" capable of choosing your own speech respectability is that a perfectly good long enjoyed predominance and change in policy or vocabulary, as my that begin, end or somehow have you msyogynist piece of trash. patterns, writing style, vocabulary? baby has been thrown out with the power. So when the adherents of, say, friend Greg Orlando does, is to esconsed in them the word "man," to a But the whole thing reeks of irony, When someone doesn't believe as yucky bathwater. Aborted, even. Christian morality perceive that an sidestep a lot of thorny, important concerted attack on anyone who has the fairly drips with it. The politically you do. are you prepared to attack There was a time not long ago alternative morality (go forth and be issues. audacity to possess individualist correct are as tolerant of opposing them? when a group of people on college fruity rather than fruitful) is in the In this way, the opponents of PC tendencies, PC is both widespread and viewpoints as human flesh is tolerant of My esteemed opposition makes campuses and elsewhere started running, they naturally get defensive. have effectively censored its nobler potentially more dangerous than flame. some decent points. But there' s one suggesting that the teaching of western Claiming - or pointing out - that ideals. ironically by crying censorship. unchecked acne. A subscription to political thing he fails to realize: culture was no longer meeting the the upstart values are being preferred Last time I checked, two wrongs We're not allowed to say "Indian" correctness is probably more than our There is nothing so distasteful as needs of an increasingly diverse by authority figures serves then to still don't make a right. anymore . The pr IrS NEVER TOO LATE TO QUIT . . ' OR TOO EARLY. Need help to quit smoking? Call ·• your local American Lung ·· Assodation. AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION® Now you can take all your stuff home without overstuffing it. 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Schmerling Students who wish to know more about Phi Beta Kappa, its objectives, and membership require ments may secure such information from Dr. Burnaby Munson, Room 022, Brown Lab, X2917. Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Softball upset in NACs ...... BS Movie Times ...... 82 Track wins NAC ...... 85 Entertainment News .•....•.. 83 Porter's Playground ...... 85 Inherit The Wind review ... 83 Delaware's new QB ...... 85 More Wilburfest ••...... •.••.... 83 Sports by the numbers...... B7 Classifieds ...... 88 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles Fiesta de Wilbur was a n-on sobering expertence• fora sobering cause. THE REVIEW I). Hollad~ By Brandon Jamison baseball hats, fedoras, Gilligan hats, one guy stuffed Entrru/nmrnt Ed~or his dreadlocks into his hat and looked like he was God's real name is Wilbur. wearing a wasp nest, and there were cat-in-the-Hat And on the seventh day, after Wilbur flJlished Dr. Seuss hats (possibly in tribute to How Orinch creating the world. he threw a party. stole Wilburfest, more on that later). He invited people from all walks of life, people And the people? Yeah·, they were a pretty diverse The of all different styles of hair, people '<,lVhO put collection. Skinheads. Rastaheads. Preppyheads. earrings in their ears and ~pie who put earrings in Hippieheads. Reviewheads. Average-ordinary· other places, people with different preferences of everydayheads. beer. All socializing, kibitzing, drinking, chatting, He invited a slew of local bands that had gained dancing, slamming, uniting, and hooking up in the large followings among the crowd. He looked upon name of the great god Wilbur and his charitable the restlessness of some audience members and cause. said, "Let there be mosh." Of course, you can't just have a party with He had the party, not for himself, but to benefit people talking, you need music. Enter the seven the Emmaus House of Newark and aid the bands that served as entertainment, in order of homeless. appearance: Jupiter Green, Nazarites, Railhed, Wilbur had this party right here in Newark and Grinch, Schroeder, Mother Nature, Monterey. all the little partiers on the university campus Schroeder's set was definitely rockin' and showed up and raised hell. rollin'. Some of their fans were rollin' also, as in And Wilbur saw that it was good. rollin' over the crowd on the outstretched hands of And he smiled ... and s~ped his beer. the dancing throng. ofthe By far, the day's best performance came from Went to a party the other day and a Wilburfest Grinch. As the.band slammed through its set, the broke out! audience stomped its heart away to the thoroughly This year's fiesta had the makings of a legend. hot performance, including some inspired fretwork First of all, the weather was almost perfect, maybe a from guitarist Steve Bailey. One guy was so little too hot. Then, to get in, you had to wait in a impressed with Grinch that he offered his sacred line that stretched roughly to Northern Jersey. bottle of Mad Dog to the singer in homage to the People were let in to the festivities in groups of 15 band. or so, but face it, you were gonna have to wait a Grinch should be glad it was only Mad Dog long time in that hot sun (unless you magically being offered. One fellow was seen walking around melted in with an entering group when nobody was with a large Mason jar that was filled with an looking, which quite a few people got away with). ominous looking greenish fluid, six limes and what Once inside, you were struck by two things: looked to be a large number of sea monkeys. I) mud (lots of it). Some Wilburfesters (not to be confused with 2) beer (lots more). Uncle Fester) climbed onto the roofs and enjoyed One had to admire the independence of the the sights. This also served as a good opportunity partygoers and their success in avoiding standing in for target practice with empty beer cans. Not to long lines waiting for keg beer. In other words, it worry, they had pretty bad aim; this means they still was BALOYOB (bring a lot of your own beer). hit people, just not the ones they were aiming for. Diversity? Did you say diversity? There was Wilbur would be proud of the day's proceedings Lite, Coors Light, Golden Anniversary, Bass Pale and, though there would probably be some nasty Ale ... oh, did you mean diversity among the hangovers the neltt day, there would also be hope people? for helping the homeless people of the area. Well, there was hat diversity. There were Praise Wilbur. 'W!iLBURFACTS ••• Imbibed at Wilburfest- A glorious concoction known as The Hawaiian Punched. All-natural, all-hangover inducing with plenty of Vitamin C to boot. Sold at Wilburfest- Wilburburgers and Wilburdogs. And ceramic mushroom roachclips. Overheard at Wilburfest- "I don~t mean to be a dick, but could you please stop doing that [slam-dancing]" Tossed at Wllburfest- A small, It-year old boy named Erin literally. During Railhed's set, Erin got his first taste of crowd surfing. Whiffed at Wilburfest- The tangy aroma of the two Port-a· Potties. More portable than the potties themselves was their odor. - Greg Orlando Featurin ••• May 4, 1993. THE RMEW. 82 LOOK OUT!! Delawareans don't look both ways when crossing the street Two girls are walking along South or New Jersey homes, where drivers going to wait, and he· or she starts to On a more serious note, this Friday College Avenue. Deeply engrossed in a never even consider pausing for a walk. and Saturday is the second annual convenation, they carelessly cross the Feature Forum pedestrian, they will be, well ... not Again with those screeching tires. Douglas F . Carpentier Memorial street. returning to Delaware, to put it nicely. The whole situation is very softball tournament. For those of you SCREEEECH! !I By Mindy The second problem is those dumb confusing to those of us who walk. who weren't at the university two years The sound of tires burning rubber is Maslynsky inventions called crosswalks. The five Suppose a car is racing down the ago, Doug was a senior who was killed heard as the car jams on its brakes in white lines placed in random places on road, way above the speed limit (the after being struck by a car. order to avoid hitting the walkers. the street (with no accompanying sign, driver has been in Delaware long I am not suggesting that either Doug or the driver was not paying attention at The girls scream. scooters? What about those university of course) are a nice idea. Traffic is enough to know thai the police are way The car beeps its horn. . supposed to stop •. and walkers are too busy giving parking tickets to worry the time, just that accidents can happen. buses racing to stay on schedule?. Are It makes no difference whether we Swear words and dirty looks are they supposed to be yielding also? If supposed to be able to safely cross the about speeders) then can we go without drive or walk or skate or bike or exchanged. But then everyone goes so, I think someone forgot to tell them. street. fear, just because we are at one of these whatever, we all must remember the along their way, oblivious to the fact There are two factors that contribute However, since just about everyone designated crosswalks? lesson we learned back in kindergarten: that two people could easily just have to the apathy of what in other places is in this town is from somewhere else, no On the other hand, as a driver (and look both ways before crossing the been killed. known·as jaywalking. one really knows what to do at these most people tell me I'm a pretty good As the day goes on, the same thing First of all, for a small town, Newark stops. one), I find myself cursing the idiots street. happens again. And again. All over has a lot of one way streets. So people What actually happens is everyone who jeopardize their lives by darting in And hopefully, there will be no more Delaware, the state where the unwritten quickly gel into the fatal habit of kind of stops and gives each other a front of my moving car. What happens tires screeching to be heard. rule of "yielding to pedestrians" looking one way before going to the "no, you go" kind of look. After if by chance I am looking down at the presides. other side or the road. waiting the polite two seconds the second they choose to pop out of Mindy Maslynsky is an assistant But is this rule meant just for cars? This would be fine, except that this driver thinks the crosser is planning to nowhere? features editor of The Review. What about the bicycles. the habit is not easily broken. Which means wail and steps on the gas. AI the same Aren't your lives worth the two feature forums appear every rollerbladers, the mopeds and the when people return to their New York time, the pedestrian figures the car is second wait until I pass? Tuesday . Tuesday. May 4 UDARF luncheon: Association of PTTP Performance: • As You like lt. • Retired Faculty. Guest Speaker, David 7:30p.m. Hartshorn Gymnasium. For HOT luncheon Series: ·waiting for P. Roselle, U.D. Clayton Hall, 11 :30- tickets, call831-2204. History to Begin: Sedentary Culture in 2 p.m. For information, call 831- Pre-historical American Southwest, • 8823. Thursday, May 6 with Thomas Rocek. 436 Ewing Hall, Colloquim: •The Development of noon. Concert: jazz Ensemble I New Synthetic Methodology Utilizing Hildenbrandt, director. Seminar: •A Middle-Class Utopia?: Organophosphorus Chemistry, • with The Suburban House in the 20th Slayton Evans Jr., University of North PTTP Performance: •As You like It,• Century America, • with Lizabeth Carolina at Chapel Hill. 101 Brown 7:30p.m. Hartshorn Gymnasium. oUTDcx;)A PARTY Cohen, New York University. 201 Old Laboratory, 4 p.m. For tickets, call831·2204. College, 4 p.m. Lecture: #Tradition and Subversion in E-52 Performance: "Inherit the Thursday, May 6 @> 9prn Romeo and juliet, • with Professor Wind. • 8:15 p.m. Bacchus Theatre. Wednesday, May 5 Francois Laroque, University of Paris, Admission is $4. Gilpinstreet Band France. 4 p.m. location to be Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Seminar: "Natural Enzymes Under IN'et t-shlrl contest Culture: "Attitudes Toward Crime announced. For information, call831- 2361 . Unnatural Conditions: Grace Under and Punishment: Race, Drugs and Pressure, • with Douglas Clark, cash prizes Crime in Philadelphia, • with leon Concert: Delaware Brass Quintet, 8 University of California at Berkley. Pettiway. 12 :20-1:10 p.m. Perkins p.m., loudis Recital Hall, Amy E. Du 102/103 Colburn Laboratory, 3:15 Student Center, Ewing Room . Pont Music Building. p.m . Top frve movies for the Who's the Manl (R)-Yo MTV rappers 12:30, 2:50, 5:10,7:30,9:45. get reluctantly turned into pig;. weekend of April16-18, Showtimes: 12:45,2:45,4:45,7:25, Christiana Mall 1993 10. ~95 illld Rouer 7 (368-96001 1) Indecent Proposal ($14.7 milion) Bound by Honor (R) -Three lives. Indecent Proposal (R) - Make it two Saturday, May @> 3prn 2) TheSandlot($4.9 millon) Bound by rice. Divided by zero. Driven mill, Sundance, and you ~ a deal. a 3) Boiling Point ($4.0 million) by Lurch. "Two thumbs up our butts!" Showtimes: 1:15,4:15, 7:15, 10 -S&E. Showtimes: 12:40, 4:10, 7:50. 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Showtlmes: 2, Side Kicks (PG) - Chuck Norris meets Like Water for The Entertainment staff would like to the ugliest picture ever put on an album The word is, SNL alumni Dan EDDV 374 take this time to make a proclamation. cover. Ackroyd and Jane Curtin (who played Ladies and gentlemen, we have a Barry Manilow records excluded, of the otherworldy couple on the show) slogan for Fntertainrnent News: AU the course. will NOT be reprising their roles as news we deem Entertaining enough to Beldar and Primat Conehead. print. Apparently, the duo was struck with a And some we put in just because severe bout of good taste. we have space to 611. Details to follow after Operaman, Part One. Last Thursday's •Seinfield episode was hyped as the "most controversial Sour grapes depanment• ''I'm pretry show ever." harsh on myself, even more critical than The plot revolved around a lhe critics, but I don't think I'm ever masturbation contesL Jerry Seinfield. his going to read reviews again." - neighbor Kramer, friend George and Bridget Fonda upon learning that her former girlfriend Elaine each put in a film Point or No Return blew like the hundred bucks and went about seeing proverbial five o' clock whistle. who could remain "King of The Castle" for the longest time. Radio trashmouth• Howard Stem is The wocd masturbation. by the way, being sued for $65 million for allegedly was never specifically mentioned. making derogatory remarks about The Instead, they used "waxing the pole," Philippines . "letting your fingers do the walking," • ..They sell their children there," Stem "autosex" and various other Over 4,000 finches were used and reported! y said. unrtlelltionables. abused to achieve the extremely gross Stem, of course, later admitted his NBC gets a gold star for covering ending to George A. Romero's rendition error and amended his statement saying, such a sensitive topic, but by no means of The Dark Half. "They eat their children there." Choose a local internship from over 200 placements. was this show ''the most controversial In addition to the real fmches (who They sell their kids in New Jersey. (work 50 hours per semester) ever." were supposed to be sparrows). the That panicular award goes to Brady special effects guys used model birds, Love me two times,• I'm dead and Bunch and the episode in which Greg "hanuncr birds" - bird heads molded buried. For a relatively cheap $799, Brady is caught with his friend's tourists can take a tour through Jim over hanuners and speeded up footage Develop career related skills in job search, interviewing, cigarettes. of real flocks streaking across the sky to Morrison's old French stomping achieve what Romero called "bird grounds. and organizational research. Ah, what you• can do with a - soup." The tour, set up by a really microscope and a demented perspective. Not since Hitchcock's The Birds enthusiastic Doors fan, includes lunch at Mind Bomb's new album Mind Bomb have so many cars bee n so duly ?- French restaurant where Jim reportedly spons a nifiy front cover, a giant blow threatened. once used the restroom, a quick trek II up ofDemodex foliculorum. through the red-light district where Jim Obtain 3 free elective credits. (The same to you, pal.) In the vein of Can• we mall£ another bought his porno mags and the cemetery Foliculorurn, in case you were absent moderately funny Saturday Night Live where Jim now is a big help to all the that day in hygiene class, is the skit into a duller than dirt full-length flowers. taxonomic name for the common body· fea/urefilm?, Paramount Pictures will be The trek through Morrison's life lasts II mite. releasing The Coneheads this summer. seven days. six more than Jim ever spent The shot was taken with the help of Oh,joy. in a sober state. Interested? Prior to registration, contact Marianne Ehrlich an electron microscope and is possibly -Greg Orlando at.Career Planning and Placement ~t 831-1232 for approval. 'Inherit the Wind' sails to success The verdict is in: £-52's latest production is a clear winner By Candace Lewis illegal according to a state law Lacking ornamentation of any her case. Brannstrom's acting is Contributing Edirot prohibiting any teachings contrary kind, the set's simplicity also very potent, conveying the Whether or not audience to the Bible. effectively conveys the issue's strength and logic of her members side with Darwin's Although the play's setting is a timelessness and significance. character. Robert Schwabe (AS monkeys or Genesis' Adam and "summer, not too long ago," it Sitting opposite each other, two SR) is convincing as the self Eve, the verdict for E-52's latest harkens back to the 1925 Scopes bare wooden tables function as righteous state prosecutor during production, Inherit the Wind, Monkey Trial, when such a the defense and prosecution the play's first act, but in the may very well be unanimous. lawsuit was filed against biology places. A plain wooden platform second act seems less effective Innocent of any extraordinary teacher John Scopes by the between them serves as the while portraying the character's flaws and guilty of entertaining its citizens of Dayton, Tennessee. witness stand and occasional soap decline. audience of about 80 Friday night Inherit the Wind's director, box for the preachy star Eric Morrison (AS FR) also in Bacchus Theatre, Inherit the William Hill, follows its writers' prosecutor, while the judge contributes an effective Wind is well worth its $4 cue, however, and subtly steers watches over all from a massive performance as the Rev. Jeremiah admission price. the play' s time frame away from wooden box. Brown, the small-town's religious THE REVIEW I Walter Eben : The play, written by Jerome the Scopes Trial's epoch. For The audience's seating mentor. Morrison's fire and Town members listen to their state prosecutor in E·52's Inherit the l Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, is a example, the play's defense arrangement - surrounding this brimstone prayer meeting, with its ~~ : I courtroom drama concerning the attorney, town prosecutor and pseudo-courtroom on all sides - demonic lighting, is enough to I right of a biology teacher to judge are all women. lends theatre-goers a small whip any congregation into a denouement. Indeed, the entire cast and crew l present Darwin's theory of Departing from a specific time sensation of being jury members, frenzy of amens and hallelujahs. Although Act II ' s second scene of Inherit the Wind warrant: evolution in a small town high period allows E-52' s production especially as the notoriously Although faculty member Louis seems to drag because of the kudos for producing an above- : school. to address the enduring issue of agnostic defense attorney, Anja Hirsh appears only briefly as script's melodramatic events and average drama as well as ; Such teaching is thought whether legislation should be able Brannstrom (AS SO), circles the broadcaster Harry Esterbrook, his moralizing, the court procedings imparting the gravity of the issue • blasphemous by the town's to limit an individual's right to courtroom making eye contact humourous addition is worth its of its first scene are a rapid-fire in question: the freedom to think, fundamentalist majority and is expression. with the audience as she argues weight in gold to the play's drama not to be missed. express on eself, and teach others. Student paints future in the direction of med school By Karen Klopp Petry accident. him to manage a franchise in Hockessin and period, Doty says he has to relinquish ~nlot Stiff ~poltPI Since he was new, Doty directed traffic Greenville this summer. control of the franchise. When they are handed their diplomas on until the police arrived. "Then I went to see His training at regional headquarters in He plans to keep his franchise this May 29, many of the university's new if I could help at the scene," he says. Paoli, Pa., began in December. Since March, summer and next . graduates will join the ranks of the "When I got to the car, I knew all four he has been estimating houses and setting up "But I will definitely not be there past unemployed, unsure of what their futures people in the car. One of the victims was jobs for the summer, working about 15 hours next summer because after my second year hold. dead, one was comatose for a year and is still a week. of med school, I will begin a two-year But not Chris Doty. When he graduates limited and ·the other two eventually In April, he began recruiting students at clerkship that lasts 52 weeks a year," he .with his degree in biology, he knows recovered fairly well. the university, and will have 15 to 20 people says. exactly what is in his future. "I felt so helpless," he says "It was then working for him by the time production Doty hopes to make enough money from This summer, he will be painting his way that I decided to be a doctor." begtns in June. During the summer, he his summer earnings to help defray the to medical school at Thomas Jefferson Ever since then, most of his free time expects to work about 60 hours a week. expense of loans for medical school, which University Hospital in Philadelphia. after school, on weekends and during The first goal of training is to make the he estimates will cost about $35,000 a year. "I applied to three medical schools last summers has been involved with medicine new manager a paint ex pen, he says. "Essentially, what I have to do is borrow summer and was accepted by Jefferson, my He took classes at Delaware State Fire "They teach you what paint is made of, the money I need," he says He hopes the flfSt choice, on January 28," he says. Eight School in Dover on weekends and spent a lot why it fails and why it peels," Doty says. scholarships he's applied for come through. years ago, Doty decided he wanted to be a of time at the firehouse. "You can look at a wall and tell what kind of Doty says scholarships can usually be doctor. His energies have been focused on When he was 16, he became a registered paint it is." renewed each year, as long as the student that goal ever since. Emergency Medical Technician. His training included everything needed maintains a 3.0 average. At the age of 14, he joined the Hockessin During the summer of 1989, he worked to manage a painting business- from "My grade-point average was below 3.0 Volunteer Fire Company and began riding for an inner city emergency ambulance recruiting to teaching painting techniques to my first two years at the university," says THE REVIEW /Katen Klopp Petry • with the ambulance crew on fire calls service in Wilmington. Doty has also spent the workers to doing the payroll. Doty. "Then I realized that if I wanted to Senior Ch.ris Doty plans to pa!nt houses Doty says an experience he had .shortly four summers as a health staff member at Doty says he pays a certain amount of his make medical school a reality for me, I'd to fund h1s way through med1cal school after he joined the fire company gave him youth camps. gross for his franchise. College Pro Painters better start working." next year. the determination to be a doctor. But this summer will be different. will rehire him each summer, as long as he His cumulative grade-point average is 3.3, It happened one night when he rode with Last December, College Pro Painters, a keeps producing. ' but his semester average during his junior the rescue truck to the scene of an auto national exterior painting company, hired However, at the end of a certain time see PAINTER page 84 Wilburfesf~ WilburfeSt'' . . ' ;'t · Momen;tS -~Jt .Quotables ,. 1) Wa~ ti'those fenci!st <:~· l)Caught in the middle of a . Some people tried to · .. : ronver.salion between a man , byp~ the security and ;;~ and a 1>\01"11a11- 'Why are w hop oyer the snow fence .: ~ }UU drinking water\ -most just receieveda ,:·: sharp pain in their lower ;':~ 2) "The theme of the' day is ' abdominal area. ~:J; PterodaCtyl roises."r Chris ·Adams 2) Suresh Kurpad, a resident of 110 Wilbur 3) "Blllllleaaaaccchhhh.':.... I Street, had to st1nd in frorit' puke dude. of his bathroom door to '" prevent Wilburfesters fronr , 4) 'tet's t••••n' drink and using his t~ilet en mass7::,,''; t••••n'drive.' AnonymoLS wit who 3) Hey! T.~ose ; ren{ ' ' . followed up his statement by _!iaffod.ilsl One woman inhaling a ~ki and then went shirtless through · ... DUihing the empty can L Wilburfest, covering herself · 4) One.guy tossed his lunch- into his lap. In 6) "Could the people on the case you_were wondering. roci ~ase stop IJ:lrw;i~ . he had previously eaten beer. -Larry Ditvlaio, lead B THE REVIEW I j. Hollada THE REVIEW /J . Hollada celery and carrBts.' ··• si~er for Schroeder after This fest-er took a break from posing for Vanity Fair to attend the party. Schroeder lectures on the evils of tossing beer cans. taking a. Coors light shower. u Wilburfest's cast of characters sound off on the day According to Amy, Steve had a pr.etty hectic [Before beginning, it should R Wilburfest is really good day Saturday. be noted Dan had no qualms for business. "Despite the stage about giving an interview, but A graduate of New York's bouncing . around someone nearby seemed to Parsons School Of Design, underneath me, everything think that The Review was out Amy worked her way went great," said Steve, the of line in asking for one. through the crowd selling guitarist for Grinch, the Imagine that, a newspaper not ceramic necklaces and show-stealing band of deserving an interview.] F "All the Wilburfests are a roach clips. For $5 a pop. Wilburfest. Steve also "The atmosphere was mentioned various other little different," Dan says, "but really good for selling," she minor mishaps his band had basically, they're all the same." says. to deal with while playing. Dan's seen qu ite a few Amy was garbed in a "This year we packed 'em Wilburfests in hi s time. His E purple bikini top, a pair of in. Everytime I looked up shirt was decorated with shorts and a grin the size of [from playing], I saw a various buttons from past 'fests. Montana. bunch of people I knew," Which was hi s favorite? Amy: Necklaces hung from her Steve Bailey: he said, acknowledging Dan: "The first one," he answers belt and the rack she carried Guitarist for how far the band has come Wilburfest immediate! y. Roach clip around held more jewelry in a year. When asked to give the s salesperson and drug paraphernalia. Grinch Indeed, Grinch connoisseur defining moment of this year's "The weirdest thing I've performed on center stage Wilburfest, he pauses for seen?" she asks. "I saw a this year compared with the thought before replying. guy with the Wilburfest side stage last year. "Every year at Wilburfest, button stuck through his Commenting on the there's one band that really gets nipple." band's performance, which the crowd going, a band that T really kicks in for themselves. Amy says she had fun at had fans climbinJ (and Wilburfest and most some fallln' out oO trees, This year, Grinch is that band. deinitely will back next Steve said, 'Playing is my "Wilburfest is cool, man," he year - to sell more roach life. You just have to love says, grinning from beneath the ctd clips. what you do, man." wide brim of his hat. 84 • THE REVIEW. May 4, 1993 Wilburfest gave bands Trash Can to the big time for Sinatras deserved attention Grinch, Nazarites, Mother Nature, i've seen everything not forgotten are the good tunes. CommeHtary Railhed-will ever be signed or for Trash Can Sinatras This is an alternative music that matter break onto the national Go Discs! album the way it was meant to be By Rob scene? Grade:B done. Plenty of guitars. a little The great thing about Wilburfest fuzz, a beat you can dance to and 'Wherry is that these bands get a place to By Greg Orlando some soulful harmonizing. All showcase their acts. They don't have fnr.,rafnmenr fdiror else is just fluff and the Sinatras to drive to Philly or play in There is an alternative to the go really easy on the non someone's dining room, the bands overly-pretentious rock of U2 and essentials. Last Saturday was one of the most have a decent stage and a great REM. Most of everything is a semi fun days I've had since arriving on crowd to play in front of. There is an alternative to the infectious heap of laid-back campus. I went to ~Y ftrSt Wiburfest If you had the energy to stay all overly-pretentious "alternative" guitar riffs. relaxed drum and experienced everything I thought day and night, Wilburfest even backings of 10,000 Maniacs and beatings and soothing vocal I would, and more. featured a rap act, D2E. I've never Morissey. chirps. After putting away quite a few seen a rap group in Newark, and I'm In the trash can known as Singer Frank Reader sounds Keystones, I started to look around at sure it's not because of talent, but London, England, there are five like he's singing from the the crowd gathering along the from what I heard (sorry I was guys who have found out the true comfort of a reclining chair. His hillside. Hippies, freaks, Joe College, sleeping by then) the band pleased meaning of music. voice, a sweet syrupy sounding preps, guys with their shirts off, girls the remaining crowd. Music is meant to be fun . hum, is all flow and no push. with their shirts off- every possible For someone like me, who had Musicians are supposed to be Reader demonstrates a lot of race, color and creed strolled down heard of the groups but never people you'd like to invite over vocal flexibility on everything. to Wilbur Street to enjoy the day. actually heard them. it changed my your house and have fun with. "I'm immortal," he proclaims But something caught me dead in whole outlook on music. I might buy One might imagine having a over and over again on the eighth my tracks and caused me to stop a Railhed album the next time I' m in jolly old time with the five-man track, his voice dropping to a drinking and start moshing. Rainbow. Trash Can Sinatras. "We just like conspiratorial buzz . His whines I saw my ftrSt Railhed show. I had The one thing that sets all these good songs," guitarist David on the album's title track are heard about these guys. seen their . bands apart from the rest of the pop Livingstone says in the press more than indicative of a man posters around town, but they always cover bands floating around Newark release. who has indeed seen everything. seem to play outside of Newark. is the tremendous energy they put Fair enough. Guitarists Livinstone and John Flanked by a few friends, the forth when they play. I stood in i've seen everything is the Douglas demonstrate a great skill group took the stage in the early amazement as the singer for Railhed Sinatras' second a! bum, a in duplicating the bland fun. These guys just play and Nope. The whole band just afternoon and set the pace for a trashed The Review and then jerked, mellow, impish romp that takes strummings that plague about 90 seem to have a very good time makes with the "La, Ia, Ia' s" until string of bands that had people slammed and jumped his way across absolutely nothing too seriously. percent of all alternative records. doing it. After a minute or so of the song ends. dancing and smashing Lnto each the stage like some kind of maniac. Everything the Sinatras did on Only on two songs "One at a "The Hairy Years," the Sinatras Old blue eyes (Frank Sinatra) other at a frenzied pace. It was cool to see something their first album, Cake is Time" and the title track do they run out of words to sing. thinks much too much of himself. I like to stay away from different for once. improved upon here. Gone is the step out of their funk and jam. Do they worry? Fret? Get all He could use a little trip to the comparisons, so I'll just say that Maybe that is the purpose of old bassist, George McDaid, but Above it all, there is a sense of psychotic with the guitars? trash can. Railhed is a punk band - and a very . Wilburfest - to gather a group of good one. Too bad they can't play in people who would never hang out town, but I'll touch on that point in a together, give them something new minute. to look at and maybe open their '\ . . ., . Next came Mother Natvre minds to a little change. (formerly FireTribe), who kind of I .can only imagine what the ' crept up on me. I had just completed situation would be like if the Balloon ~ · Cheers Watch ... the longest wait for a bathroom in would open their doors to these the history of Wllburfest when I bands. Not on some lame ': , Epi~9de two: Carla~s Forgotten Night exited somebody's house (whoever's Wednesday night or buried on it was, thanks) to fmd the band about Tuesdays, but give them a Saturday to start playing. night and I guarantee you a huge When Carla fixes one of her lethal With the first note strummed on crowd will show up. the electric blue guitars, the crowd After my face was bright pink concoctions for the gang, it becomes a went crazy, and I mean crazy. I have from sunburn and my stomach was never seen 30 to 40 people flying full of beer, I couldn't take the fast night to remember (and forget). The into each other trying to inflict pain, pace any more. I remember walking ·next morning, Carla is positive that she and then high-flving each other after back to my house and thinking it is it was all over. not unrealistic to picture Newark as slept with one of the regulars and is These two bands both have the another possible Seattle or Chapel same terrible ailment - they can't Hill. Although Alice in Chains has a .horrified to see that it was Paul. Sam play in Newark because of one bar's big head start, I think Railhed, makes Paul vow not to tell anyone and management who serves as a cancer Orinch and Mother Nature are much growing on the town's music scene. better groups than Chapel Hill staple then tries to console Carla. In order to ' The Stone Balloon, the best place Superchunk. in Newark to see a band, refuses to We could be looking back in a convince Carla that other people have .· book acts like these two groups for couple of years and saying, "Do you some strange reason. remember when Railhed played in worse secrets to keep, Sam reveals that Maybe they couldn't make as Newark? God, I can't believe the he has been wearing a hairpiece for ' much money as when YNOT? plays, biggest band in the country came but they are missing the point. from here. No way." several years now. Newark's music scene is one of the Think about it Stone Balloon. finest around and could be become one of the best in the country. Who Rob Wherry is an administrative knows if any of these bands- news editor for The Review. Painting his way to be Don't Know What To Do With a doctor All of Your Points ?? continued from pag~ 81 and senior years h~ been below 3.7, he says. "My idol is defmitely my father," says Doty, when asked about a mentor. "He has taught me that knowledge is the supreme power. You have to maximize your potential." He is equally proud of his mother, who went to Lancaster Theological Seminary while he was in high school and is now the minister at the Feed Delaware's Hung Delaware City-Port Penn Presbyterian Church. Doty says he's excited to be going to Jefferson, which was recently ranked by U.S. News & Wednesday May 5th & World Report as the number one medical school in the country for comprehensive medical care. Tuesday May 11th "I hope I can compete," Doty says. "I really want to do well. It was not easy to get in." Out of 9,000 applications, he was At the Student Center 11-3pm one of 222 people who were accepted for the Fall 1993 class. "I'!!' interested mostly in primary care, Doty says. "That's either emergency medicine or family Sign Up & Give Your Extra Points medicine, but I'm also thinking about. sur.gery. I'll probably change my nunda hundred times before I'm To The Food Bank of Delaware through." D.o~y estimates primary care med~ctne would take eight years of medtcal school, but specializing in Sponsored by surgery would take 12 years. Gamma Sigma Sigma As for advice to other pre-med ~tudents, . he says they should get tnvolved m outside activities make their medical school applications stand out. In addition to his voluntee; work. with th.e fire company, Doty says his fratemtty, Pi Lambda Phi, has been The Food Bank of Delaware is a nonprofit agency, working to end hunger in Delaware, by soliciting large ex~emely important in his life. donations from the food industry. Trained volunteers inspect, sort, and store the food. The food is then I credit that fraternity with distributed to a network of nonprofit member agencies that feed Delaware's needy. helping me a lot through some really tough times," he says."lt's been great for me." ON DECK "BLUE HEN CHATTER" Wednesday •Men's Lacrosse at Vermont, 3 p.m. "Delaware needs to gain a Friday winnin~ attitude. That's • Baseball at Georgetown, 3 p.m. somethmg we haven't had for Saturday a lot of years now. I think that •Men's Lacrosse vs. New Hampshire, 1 p.m. comes with having a new coach" Tuesday - UD women's lax senior Catherine Tropp The Review, Volume llY, Number 55 Ma 4, 1993 • 85 Porter's Playground Track upsets, softball u set in NACs ByRon Porter Dreams of a championship Coach 0 die as Black Bears take care of and the all No. 2 Hens in playoffs By Mary Desmond and landed on first. Nsistant Sports Editor But good defense and smart star tanners It wasn't the way it was supposed to baserunning couldn' t contain the end. Bears, and Delaware's hopes of How about this for a idea. After a season of strong pitching, winning the NAC title became a The Delaware tanning team. fielding and hitting, the Delaware memory. I've seen you laying across softball team (21-13, 6-2 NAC) was "I don't rest my season on this campus, shedding your clothes for a going for it all Sunday. tournament," Delaware Coach B.J. little sun. Now how about joining a The 1993 North Atlantic Ferguson said. "Maine just played competitive team that will develop a Conference Championship. better ball and capitalized on small schedule to go against other teams in All that stood in their way at the mistakes." the North Atlantic Cooference. NAC tournament, which was held at But it wasn't supposed to be Maine. Surely Delaware can win any type the Delaware softball field Saturday, The Black Bears were just a warm-up of competition against states like was supposed to be top-seeded Boston for the championship game. Right? Vermont and Maine. University ((32-4, 8-0 NAC) and No. Not so, Ferguson said. And athletic director Edgar 3 Maine. "This entire conference is very Johnson won't even have to Until..: competitive," Ferguson said. "Every implement a new budget. Here's how BANG! BOOM! POW! team has the ability to beat every other it would go. And then ... team." TEAM: I would personally go OUCH! UGH! OW! Boston. the 1992 NAC champions, around campus and pick the best The second-seeded Hens fell to the rlP I'Tl()nstratcd that abilitv in an 8 a.m bronzed bodies on campus. They have top-ranked Terriers 1-0 and, after a game Sunday. · to be real tans, no bulb worshipers loss to the third-ranked Black Bears 3- Led by senior hurler Shannon allowed. And along with the tan, you 1, said goodbye to their shot at the title Downey, who is ranked fifteenth in the have to be in some sort of shape to be "Once we get on a roll, it's hard to nation, the Terriers compiled a 16-2 selected for this team - a unfit body stop us," said Maine Coach Laurie record overall going into the looks like an overdone OvenStuffer Legoff. Although Delaware beat tournament. Roaster. Maine 5-1 Saturday, Legoff said she Delaware limited the second inning Sponsors: Coppertone would wasn't surprised by the win. to three Boston batters, but Delaware's gladly donate to the cause and various "All season we've done this," performance was soon reciprocated by sporting good stores have agreed to Legoff said. "If we lose, we make the Terriers- and multiplied by five. display Delaware Tanning Team adjustments and come back for the It was not until the last inning that paraphernalia such as bathing suits win." Delaware presented more than three and towels, President Roselle would The tone of the Maine-Delaware batters in an inning. be invited to bask in the rays as the g~ was set by the firSt pitch of the The match was no longer Delaware honorary team captain. game, which Hens' centerfielder Lisa versus Boston, but Etherington versus PLACES OF COMPETITION: Myers nailed a shot to the fence, only Downey. The two fought off almost The bastes would take place on every to be tagged out sliding in to third. For every opposing batter, and warded off open field on campus, with the NAC the rest of the game Delaware fell just the first and only run until the fourth Championships being held in short of pulling ahead. inning. Delaware Stadium. The new grass Aggressive baserunning in the first A third base steal was converted will add extra comfort for all tanners inning set up the Black Bears (23-13, into a score when a ground ball flew and spectators will gratefully flock to 4-3 NAC) for the first run of the game. past Hen second baseman Janet Jones the field - if not to see the new grass After stealing second and third base, into the outfield, allowing sophomore than to see what will be wom junior Lisa Swain scored off a hit to Michelle White to cross the plate. UNIFORMS: This is where the freshman pitcher Jenna Kedersha. Wtih the two losses, Delaware fun starts. If you wish you can lay Maine was slowed down when didn't leave the diamond champions, THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eberi naked, yes, buck naked (money senior Christine Etherington replaced but with one of the best seasons in the making scheme). But if that is not Delaware freshman leftfielder Erin Erineisenhower is swarmed by dirt after smacking a double to left in: Kedersha, who efficiently struck out history of Delaware softball. the Hens' 3·1 loss to Maine Saturd"-y in the NAC Tournament at Delaware Field. B.U. won the title. ., your choice than a bikini may be the next batter on three pitches. worn. The men can wear shorts, or Delaware's major trouble came in whatever. the form of the Black Bears' junior Overall the strategy will be to get pitcher Deb Smith. The Hens' bats Men's Track shocks field again for 2nd title ; the proper placement on the field and weren't connecting, resulting in only maximize your sun exposure. three hits the entire game. By Jeff Pearlman Northeastern. Delaware finished with The Hens were lifted by first pi~ individual achievements," Fields said. Playbooks will be distributed to A bunt by sophomore Lisa Sports Editor 179.5 points, routing favored finishes from Chris Ebaugh in the "It shows as a captain that I can win noi give tips about proper placement of Kosanovich in the fourth inning fmally Delaware Track and Field Coach Northeastern (141) and third-place javelin ( 199-1, new school record), just one, but two championships." · towels and the effectiveness of led to a run for Delaware. Rookie Janet Jim Fischer hasn't boasted a full head of Boston University without much Wade Coleman in the di scus (174-4), The Delaware women's team placed applying the lotion evenly. · Jones, sliding into third before the toss, hair for at least a decade or two. trouble. Randy Lambert in the long jump (23-5 fourth, fini shing behind champiorl COACH: Coach 0 (you'll meet scrambled back to her feet and scored So when he promised to shave his "After about half-way through the 114) and Anthony Wright in the high Boston University, Northeastern and him on the first day of practice) will on an ovenhrow. head Friday night before hi s team's meet the score kept widening, and I jump(6-10). Vermont. , bring his expertise to Delaware after In the fifth inning Jones and Myers North Atlantic Conference outdoor couldn't believe we were so far ahead," Fischer, however, said the four wins Ellen Strickler was the star of the his retirement from the entertairunent showed the potential the young Hens championship meet at Northeastern, it said Fischer, the lith-year Hen coach. weren't the keys. day for the Hens, winning the 3,o00 industry. His tan has earned him have for next year. Jones caught a pop wasn'tthatbigadeal. "With four events to go we knew we "A lotofpeoplecamethrough," said (10:08.75 ) and 5,000 (17:3 0.8) to various world championships and he fly and, quickly tossing the ball to frrst At least to him it wasn't. had it." Fischer. "We had around 120 points become Del aware's first- ever doubl6 recently was named Mr. Tan '93. before the runner could tag up for the "That was pretty good motivation," The win, coupled with January's come from second through sixth place NAC winner. "We hope to maximize our tans by double play. said distance runner Eric Albright. indoor title, capped the most successful people. That depth is important." Mamie Giunta placed second in the only practicing when the sun is out," Myers. whose speed is an asset as a "You should see his tan line." year in Delaware men's track and field Included in that depth is senior co- 3,000 (4:37.31) and Li z Arlotto crossed said 0. "Further, I plan to implement centerfielder, utilized that speed to to Fischer's once-covered tan line is history. captain Mark Fields, who placed second the line second in the 10,000 (40:49.4) a 'Bake' and Roast' offense. It should make it to base. In the third and the now exposed courtesy of the Hens' Prior to the indoor season Fischer in the 2()().meters and third in the 100. Senior Jill Ri blelt placed fifth in the 800 really shake up the other teams." fifth inning Myers outran a grounder runaway victory Saturday at had never won a conference title. "This means a lot more than with a school record 2: 16.65 . 0 went on to say the National Cancer Institute is composed of a ·buneh of clodhoppers, kadoodies and assorted gloobering idiots. WHERE TO GO TO BE SEEN: There has never been a black starting Coach 0 and I are everywhere. Don't expect to be picked unless you have a good color, no purple tans, and ~uarterback at Delaware. Can Leo Hamlett defmitely no redness. Like the coach said. if you can't stand the sun, don't l>reak the mold and become the first? be tampering with the ozone layer. Months of research has gone into the emergence of this sport. Without your participation it will never work. So take off as much as you need, skip that afternoon class to catch the 10 to two rays and start to display your skin. Ron Porter is an assistant sports By Jeff Pearlman Despite the stereotypes, Fry getting used to th e way the Sports Editor editor ofThe Review. and Hamlett can both run and defense is gonna react to the Leo Hamlett has only been a pass with effectiveness. While offense." member of the Delaware football Fry may have a better arm, he is Although Raymond has not team for eight months now, but a mobile quarterback. Even officially named Fry n e ~tt Golf places 7th he's already being plagued by though Hamlett has some season 's starter, th e veteran the myth of the black college wheels, he can throw the ball. coach's hints are al l dropping at EIGA Tourney quarterback. The senior completed nine of that way. Hamlett, a redshirt freshman, 13 passes for 110 yards, while "Fry is the obvious choice at Senior Gary Cecchet fired a two is pegged as the prototypical Hamlett did more of his work on this point." said Raymond, "but over par 73 to fmish with a two-day black scampering signal caller the ground, scampering for 14 it's just as obvi ous at th is point score of 150 to lead the Hens to a with a weak arm. As Delaware yards and displaying some nifty that [sophomore Ke ith ] Langan seventh place fmish at the Scotty Coach Tubby Raymond says, he footwork in the pocket. · can throw and Hamlett can pass. Duncan Memorial Eastern has "great natural ability." Ever since he signed with the Fry needs experi ence and time, Intercollegiate Golf Association Junior Dale Fry, his Hens out of Holy Spirit (N .J.) and now we're gonna give it to Championships Sunday at Hog Neck competition for the starting High School as an All-State him." Golf Course. First-day leader Penn State won its position, is playing the role of standout last year. Hamlett has Hamlett. however, is hardly second straight EIGA title with a the typical slow, wh ite, drop been previewed as a scrambler. conceding to a backup role. two-day total of 604 to edge Army back mad bomber. And that's just not fair. "I think th ey're gonna by one stroke Princeton fmished Or so people like to say. "In high school I mos tly concentrate on Fry because he' s third, followed by Temple, Seton In Saturday's Blue- Whit e passed," sa id Hamlett, who got th e experience .. r ~aid. Hall and St. Joseph's. intrasquad scrimmage game at could become Delaware's first "But I'm no t sayi ng d j ~ s Cecchet shot a 73 Sunday to the Hens' practice field, Hamlett ever black start ing quarterback. always gomg to be there for hun. finish at 150 and place tied for and Fry both had a chance to "Running the ball is natural. but " I' m happy with how I' ve seveth overall. Teammate KeMy THE REVlEW I Ma.lmilllan Gretsch show Raymond why they should pa ssing the ball here is gonna been pl aying. It 's gonna take a Merritt shot 154 to fmish 21st, Delaware freshman quarterback Leo Hamlett Is vying for a be directing the offense come take a lot more time studying the lot of time to catch up to all the whileRoy Ritchie shot a 157 to place starting spot In the Hens' lineup against junior Dale Fry. fall. filr~s and studying the plays and 36th. see HAMLm page B6 : -Rich Green 86. THE RMEW. ~ _May 4, 1993-j Blue 28, White 3, Winner: Norman Coleman Freshman halfbacks cited for improvement; Fry impresses at QB By Sean Nealy players this &~Xing, Raymmd said "I came in battling for a job. I've sal~iepcmr "I think overall I had a IX"Ctty good done it all spring, and you're never It was a heated rivalry Saturday as game, said Coleman. a freshman. "I'he comfortable if you feel your job is not Delaware fans were given a sneak team is confident going into next secure. The more playing tiire I get and (ll!View of what they hope will be the season.. the more time I get with the first team 1993 Yankee Conference Olarnpions.ln "There are a lot of young guys who offense. It's just going to make me that the amual Blue-White Football Game. can fill the positioos that were losing to much better." Actually the heated rivalry was due graduation. I am overwhelmed with all Raymondsaid Fry is the obvious ooly to the temperature being 80 degrees the playing time I am getting. Coach choice for the starting quarterback Ill game time. Kempski has faith in Ire arx1 gave me a position. but didn't completely rule out The Blue, made up of the starting lot of playing time, I just have to go out freshman Leo Hamlett and sophomore offense, dominated the game against aro JXOVe myself." be said Keith Langan. the starting defense, JXlUI1ding White 28- "It helps to have a weapon like Still, Fry was confident he can get the 3. Brown in the backfield. As soon as job done. The Hens finished up their spring Brown opens it up it gives me a chan:e "I'll hit most of them receivers if I get practice sessions with this aMual to open it up too." this kind of ~on every game," he intrasquad scrimmage. The game gave Brown finished the day with 126 said. the coaches a final look at the team yards on 15 carries and three The rrotection fa Fry might be one before making its fmallineup decisions. toudldowns for the Blue squad rut was man thin. The Hens' offensive line took ''No one takes this game lightly," not pleased with his performance and a blow in the first quarter when junior said junior fullback Daryl Brown, the felt "sluggish". offensive tackle Chris Moore suffered a Hens' rushing lel¥ier last season with Raymond said kiddingly of Brown tom ligament in his left knee, which will ' 1,2AO yards. ''Nobody's spot is definite "If we ever get him in shape he'll be a keep him sidelined for the next few yet." fine player". months. Delaware Coach Tubby Raymond Raymond said he was also happy ''I'll have to decide on surgery next was especially pleased with the with junior quarterback Dale Fry, who week," Moore said performances of two younger players, completed nine of 13 passes for 110 "We have a lot of great yoong guys. pointing out halfbacks Noonan Coleman yards. said All-American defensive end Matt and Kal Helml ''I was a little rusty today," Fry said. Marill. ''It's hard to tell how the team is going to be in the fall. We still have a lot Coleman and Hebron, who RayrnMd "If I can just limit the mental mistakes THE REVIEW I Maxlmllllan Gretsch saJd is ''a gem to have in the bacldield'', I' ve made, this team has unlimited of work. and we are far from the team Delaware offensive lineman Chris Moore grimmaces in pain after suffering an injury in the second we want to be." were the two most improved offensive potential". annual Blue-White Game Saturday at a football practice field. The Blue won easily, 28·3. Hamlett, Delaware's first black quarterback, settles as Fry's backup :oontlnued from page 85 "There were some colleges that Hamlett has accepted the requests going to switch it was going to be gorina sit at least two years at the my time and deciding what I'm :experience my opposition has. said 'look, If you don't make it as almost a fact of life. my decision and my decision most." doing," said Hamlett. "This is ~hat's juat something - you there this is what we're gonna "A position change is a only." Strangely, Hamlett's familiarity more of just one-two-three and practice, but no matter how hard I do,"' said Hamlett. "I didn't want concern, but I don't really think Hamlett opted for Delaware with Delaware's Wing-T offense snap. I have to work on my practice qr how hard I look at that and that kind of turned. me it's because I'm a black over Nebraska, East Carolina, could also be a curse. At Holy quickness, and this is the time to films I can never get that off. But here I knew I was going quarterback," he said. "I think it's Virginia and West Virginia, Spirit, the Wing-T hardly study and look at how [1989-92 experience." to pi~ quarterback unless I just the coaches see I'm very picking the Division 1-AA Hens involved the fullback, focusing starter Bill] Vergantino did it." What Hamlett has already change my mind." athletic and I have potential to over better competition mainly for more on the quarterback-halfback And even if, as most expect, experienced is something many a Unlike black National Football play at more than one spot on the the chance to play sooner. combination. Fry wins the starting job, Hamlett black high school quarterback League quarterbacks like Andre field. "I chose here because I don't As happens with most new has it all in perspective. goes through. Even after a stellar Ware and Randall Cunningham, "I think in a way the black think it's the kind of offense Delaware quarterbacks, confusion "I've never had anything to prep quarterbacking career, players who in the past were quarterback stereotype is easing where I'll have to wait that long has followed. lose, whereas Dale does," Hamlett several schools wanted to put angered at insistences that they be out, but I always knew I was to play," he said. "With the top "The Wing-T is a very quick said. "It's not like I'm already put Hamlett at different positions. switched to other positions, going to play quarterback. If I was ranked Division I schools I was offense, and I'm used to taking on a platform, so I'm ' not Men's Lax takes PSU to brink Wunder, DiMarzo star in crushing 19-18 home loss to Nittany Lions By Ron Porter "I'm just grateful that Marcus Ass istant Sports Editor was able to come up with the When you work overtime, the face off with 16 seconds left on pay is usually pretty good. the clock to force overtime," said Except if you're a Delaware Penn State Coach Glenn Thiel. men's lacrosse player. "We just put all our confidence On Saturday at Delaware Field in the senior faceoff middle even the Hens (4-8) lost their second though he was tired, and he came straight overtime game. Falling up with it." to No. 19 Penn State 19-18, and As Delaware played its upping their losing streak to six. second-straight overtime, it A payment that not even a became apparent that someone in homeless lacrosse player would the lacrosse heavens placed a accept. curse on the Hens. Throughout the game the "We didn't give up," said Hens ran various plays that sophomore attackman Anthony involved cutters scoring off pin· DiMarzo. "The breaks don't seem point-placed feeds - most of to fall our way ." th em by sophomore attackman But they did for Penn State Anthony DiMarzo - which sophomore midfielder Steve resulted in scoring opportunities. Lehman . After I :06 had elapsed, "We just ran an offense that Lehman gave the Hens a rlad was working," said DiMarzo. check. "We kept rotating people in and Lehman brought the crowd to kept moving. The middies tried an abrupt silence as he raced ...... to get behind so we could get towar(j the .net, denying Hens , THE REVIEW !Walter M. Eberz The Review/Maximillian Gretsch shots off like that." who desperately tried to poke the ; (Left) Penn State senior midfielder gets set to fire a soot on Delaware goaltender Jamie Blalock in the Nittany Lions 19·18 overtime win over Delaware, ranked 18th in the ball loose. ' the Hens. (Right) Delaware defender Karyn Buczek (4) attacks Virginia's Megan Shahan in the Hens' 20-10 loss. nation, looked as if they might He carefully placed a shot, and have been in position to pull off a as the net popped out behind win late in the fourth quarter, Blalock from the force of the when, with 20 seconds left and ball, the Penn State faithful the score tied at 17, senior erupted in cheers and the lArocky ride comes to an end attackman John Wunper broke Delaware faithful headed for the tie and put Delaware up by their cars. onef At the same time, a rush of With a 20-10 loss to No. 1 Virginia, Holder bows out It all started when freshman dark blue and white jerseys defenseman Tom Phaire picked swarmed the field to mob .By Jeff Pearlman rooment of triiJilllit has an attitude that could let down." said burst toward Baugher unopposed, while up a deflected shot by the Lions Lehman, and the Hens looked as .'¥Dis fdror ''Delaware needs to gain a winning Virginia Coach Jane Miller. ''We don't the Hens clogged the middle in a patient, and began his trip down the field. if they had seen a Pennsylvania A bouquet of flower.; can represent a attitude," said Tropp. 'That's so~rething have that kind of altitude. We never felt half-field offense that was usually As Phaire used speed and ghost. lot of different things. we havm't had fa a lot of years now. I threatened" sileoced by a feisty Cav defense. impressive stick work to "This type of game suited us Thrown at a wedding, it's a sign of think that comes with having a new Delaware enjoyed a brief mo~rent of ''UVA's speed is just amazing," said maneuver himself past numerous fine," Thiel said. "We like life. PllnXi a a fimeral, it's an object of coach." glory when sophomore midfielder Holder. ''I was hoping we could get into Penn State defenders he shuffled scoring off broken plays just as death. Holder's four years at Delaware have Kristina Scanlon fired a shot past Virginia halftime with a six-goal game, but the a pass to Wunder. we did on the winning goal, but f Plain and sitq:lle. been plagued by a slew of player-coach goaltender Kim Prendergast with 10 kids did everything I asked them to do. Wunder then set his eyes on we didn't want such a high ~ But with the Delaware women's conflicts, much stemming around the seconds gone by for an early 1-Q leOO. We came in with a game-plan and we the goal. He drove his scoring game. They have ~ lacrosse team's season-ending 2()..10 Hens' reputation as wxlerachlevers. ''Lacrosse is the kind of game where it tried it." defenseman towards the goal and problems stopping us, and we horne 1065 to No. 1 Virginia Salurday, the "All season loog our attitudes went up always seems like the fli'St five minutes is A Next Generationl while falling to the ground, shot have problems stopping them." m:ssage w.m't quite so clear. and down with our wins and our loses," up in the air," said Tropp. "You never With the loss quickly behind them am low and put it by Penn State iAfter Hen players posed fa pictures said junior IeMifer Rinnander, the know what's gonna happen. aro it's after Holder on her way out, players were goaltender Jason Johnson. IIJl!1 hugged graduating seni , Blue Hen Box Scores Competitive Correspondence: The Review's Sports Mailbox Baseball Delaware 9 Drexel7 About Com etitive orres ndence Drexel4 Delaware 5 his space is reserv n•ans, com a1nts and oth Game 1 Game2 res~nses to The Review's sports section. Letters should Saturday Saturday include the author's name, classification, a ..d phone Philadelphia Philadelphia number, and should be addressed to: Sportf Desk, The DElAWARE 123-13) Drexelfl5-18) DElAWARE (24-13) Drexel (15-18) Review, 8·1 Student Center, Newark, DE, 19116. Or fax ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r hbi abrhbl Brown 2b 5 3 3 1 White 2b 4 1 0 0 Brown 2b 2 1 0 1 White 2b 4 1 1 0 your letter to us at (302) 831-1396. Hammerss 4 12 2 Roberts rf 4 10 0 Hammer ss 2 0 1 0 Burk e If 3 2 2 1 Schmidtdh 2 11 1 Dei ron dh 4 11 1 Dilenno rf 3 1 2 1 Dei ro n dh 3 1 3 2 Lafferty If 4 0 0 0 Lang 1b 2 1 0 0 Schmidt 1b 4 01 0 Lang 1b 3 11 1 Hannah 1 b 4 1 1 1 Caba llero ss 4 0 2 1 Hannah dh 4 0 0 0 Alexd nr 1 b 0 0 0 0 . I Dilenno rf 3 1 1 1 Harr is 3b 4 0 0 0 Laffertylf 3 22 1 Callross 3 01 1 Bldthrst crl 3 1 1 1 Geddes cf 3 0 1 1 Blckhrst d 4 1 2 1 Geddes d 2 0 0 0 ABOUT REVIEW SPORTS BY THfNUMBERS , Blue Hen Results )add 0 0 0 0 Burke If 3 0 1 1 ONeal c 4 0 3 0 Roberts rf 2 0 0 0 This is the place for university sports results. If we have Woodruff c 3 0 0 0 Donato c 2 0 0 0 Brmbgn Jb 1 o o 1 S'::::fs ~:b ~ Brm bgh 3b 4 1 3 1 rig g missed something or you have something you We»uld like us Shannon c 3 1 0 0 to include, just call us at (302) 831-2771, or write to us Men's Lacrosse Women•s Lacrosse Totals 32 9 12 8 Totals 30 4 5 4 Totals 27 S 11 5 Totals 25 7 8 5 at the address listed above. Drexel 4000000--4 Drexel 220 201 X-7 8 0 DElAWARE- 3150000--9 DELAWARE- 000 01 2 2- 5 11 2 Penn State 19 Virginia 20 2b-Deiron, Caba llero, Dilenno. Delaware 18 (OT) Although I realize that Jeff Pearlman's article on the best and Delaware 10 IP H R ER 88 SO the worst inte rviews in Delaware athletics was an opinion piece, I felt Drexel com pelled to offer a few thoughts. Saturday Rizzo (W,4-1) Tuesday tP H R ER BB SO Doyle On Denise Wojciech- DElAWARE (3-9}-S 2 S 6 0 - 18 Drexel DELAWARE My staff and I found her to be very interesting and accessi ble PENN STATE (6-S}-2 6 S 5 1- 19 DElAWARE(&-1H- 4f>-1D Putma n, L 16- 1) 2.3 6 3 Pugliese (L,S-2) 787453 VIRCINIA (I3-1)- 128-20 Shannon 4.2 2 0 this past season. Whenever information was needed on the wom en's Coals-Delaware:Miner 2, Clowaki 2, team, Denise was always happy to comment. At one point, she even sat Wunder 5, Blal ock, Brine, Stamos 3, Dolski, Coals-Delaware: Rlnnander 3, Donai'lue 2, DElAWARE Boyce, Ellers, Cantando. Penn State: Warren 2, Scanlon 2, Tropp, Hodley, Tobinfraser. Virgi nia: Wilson, Wf6- 1) 5 4 0 3 6 in with us, on-air, for a full hour. Balancing athletics and school is Kastroll, Graham, Qu inn S,Marcus 4,Lehman 3, di ffi cult for anyone, especially a freshman , and we were very Bu!ila 3. ~= ~~~;ka 2~, ~~~ta~~~;,o~~ i~~ ~~~.r 3, Assists-Delaware: DiMarzo 4, Clowaki 2, Assists-Delaware: Rlnnader , Daddona, appreciative of her time_ Frieman. Virginia: Creer 4, Breen 2, Daddona, On Steve Steinwedei- ~~~r ~sE~~~~~ ~. ~<~~/~~~ ~~~~ : O'Kee fe Gehringer. NAC Track Championships Saves-Delaware 24 (Blalock), Penn State 18 Shots-Delaware 24, Virginia 37. One on one, he is accomodating but in the traditi onal press Ooh nson). room setti ng, I have never seen a man so intent on turning questions Shots-Delawa re 39, Penn State 54. around on a interviewer. I am not the only person whose throat he has Faceoffs-Delaware 14/37, Penn Slate NAC Championship Results 23/47. jum ped down either. I realize that answering the same questions may Penalties-Delaware 7/4:30, Penn State Saturday be tireso me, but this is Division I basketball and it comes with the 4/3:00. Men's Team Sta ndings : Delaware- 179.5, Northeastern-141 , Boston U.-88, Ground balls- Delawa re 42, Penn State 43. territory. Wh ile his coaching record can't be questioned, his attitude Drexel-69, Maine-55, New Hampshire-47 .5, Vermont-4 0. towa rds the med ia can be_ Select fe w coaches (Bob Knight is one) can Women's Team Standings: Boston U.-180, Northeastern - 123, Vermont 11 3, afford to be overly abrasive, Steve Ste inwedel cannot. Seventh Inning Stretch Delaware 102, New Hampshire 48, Maine 23 . Individual Men's PerformanJes· Chris Ebaugh won the javelin with a school Steve Kramarck Answers in bottom right corner record throw of 199-1. Wa e Coleman won the discus with a throw of 174-4, Sports Director/ WVUD-FM and he also placed second in the hammer (194-5). Randy Lambert won his 1. Name the state of Delaware's only second NAC long jump title of the year and fourth conference title of his career with a leap of 23-5. Anthony Wriglit captured the high jump crown wltha leap two active Major League baseball of 6-10. Blue-White Statistics players'l Individual Women's Performances: Ellen Strickler was the first ever NAC double winner for the Delaware women's team _ She won the 3,000 meters in Delaware Blue-White Game 10:08-75 and captured the 5,000 meters in a time of 17:30.8. Saturday 2. Who was the manger of the Los Team 1 l. l ! !mil Blue 7 7 7 7- 28 Angeles Dodgers before Tommy White 0 3 0 0- 3 Lasorda'l Blue - Brown 3 yard run (leo ki ck) W hite - FG leo 40 yards uc: K.ocb; 1 !Bl~ue He 111 s; atmJl '~liz;aurds; Blue - Brown 2 yard run (leo kick) 3. What NBA team drafted Keith 1f'1r01nru Wi ~lnl' U~ WU g"~Oil''uo Blue- Hebron 20 yard run (leo kick) Blue - Brown 7 yard run (leo kick) Smart, Indiana's last-second hero in Att-500 fJJ (''~ ·'O r.\IJ.I I .- . . . .. 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May4, 1993 I 1111~ Co~INfi ATTRACTIONS IN 1111~ 0N-CA~PU5 nouSINfi foR 1111~ 8rPTf~BfR, 1993 CABLE TV & FM RADIO CHANNELS In Residence Hall Rooms and Apartments No need to ·reach r••••••••••••••··~··•••••••••••• I CHN Cable Headline News I for your checkbook. I CNBC Consumer News a, Business Channel I CNN Cable News Network I All these extras are covered by your room rate. C-Span U.S. House of Representatives I C-Span II U.S. Senate I SCOLA Plultl Language Programming I PIEIU Plind Extension University I TDC The Discovery Channel I Proposed Housing Rates 1993-94* TLC The Learning Channel I TWC The Weather Channel I A&E Arts a, Entertainment I Academic Year APIC American Plovle Classics I an Black Entertainment Television Traditional Double $2,190 COPI Comedy Network I CTV CourtTV I ESPN Sports I Rodney Special Single $2,370 FAPI The Family Channel I I LIF Lifetime I Traditional Single $2,620 I PITY ttuslc Television I I NICK Nickelodeon I I SF Sci-FI Channel I Pencader Double $2,320 I TNN The Nashville Channel I I TNT Turner Network Television I Pencader Single $2,820 I USA USA Network I I YH· 1 VIdeo Hits - 1 I I KTLA Los An1e1es I Ray Street $2,470 I WGN Chlca1o I I WTBS Atlanta I Christiana 2 Bedroom $2,510 1 WOA New York I 1 2 · WPIAA Baltimore I 1 3 KYW Philadelphia I Christiana 1 Bedroom $3,210 1 6 WPUI Philadelphia I 1 8 WGAL Lancaster I *Rates will not be ffnalized until they are approved by the Board of I 1 0 WCAU Philadelphia I I 1 1 WBAL Baltimore Trustees in May 7993. 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I 1 3 WJZ Baltimore I I 1 7 WPHL Philadelphia I 29 WTXF Philadelphia I I 3 5 WYBE Philadelphia I HARRINGTON ACTIVITIES CENTER I 43 WPPIT York I 45 WBFF Baltimore Open to All Students I 54 WNUV Baltimore I 57 WGBS Philadelphia Funded by the University, the Harrington Activities Center will I 61 WTGI Wilmington include a UD computer site, a fitness center, and a convenience I 65 WHSP Vineland, NJ store where you can use Dining Plan "points". 1 47 WPIDT Dover/Salisbury I 16 WBOC Salisbury ~I I Plaryland Public Broadcasting, Owings Plills, PID I I• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••plus 20 UD Channels for future programs!! •I DATA LINES Lounge In Residence Hall Rooms and Apartments Computin~ Site High speed access to the University's computing network From the security and privacy of your residence hall room ... • E-mail fellow students, faculty and administrators, plus friends and associates at colleges and companies connected to the Internet. • Complete your computing assignments. • Access DELCAT without going to the library. . • Follow network news bulletin boards from all over the world covering Re515tance I Strength topics from aaa to m . • Access public domain and shareware computer software available locally and on the Internet. • No need to tie up your telephone while using your computer. More information on computer hardware and software requirements and Fltneaa I Recreation Center how to connect this service in your room for September will appear in Convenience The REVIEW and in summer mailings. Store Aerobic6 VOICE MAIL Cardiova5cular In All Residence Hall Rooms and Apartments Voice Mail acts as an answering machine, but has many added features. • Call your "mailbox" to check your messages while you're away from your room or apartment ~ Lounge """tXT • Use your personal code number to access your mailbox privately. • Leave messages for groups of friends with one call. General Site Layout I Harrington Dining Hall Convere;ion • Leave "wake up" calls to get you up in the morning. ARrN'T l'OU fiLA'D'l'OU SlfiNro UP roR nousiNfi? You didn't? You still can! Call 831-2941 for information or come to the Office of Housing and Residence Life at 5 Courtney Street for an application. I i. I