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Roselle to VPI? Not so fast Countless dead BY E. IAN ENE NOlAN stay at a job forever." Associate News Editor He said he was not surprised he Following the recent retirement was suggested for the position in India quake of the president of Virginia becaus e he spent I 3 years at Polytechnic Institute and State Virginia Tech. Holi , which had 4,000 people, · University, rumors spread like He also said the Virginia Tech A tremor of only had 60 survivors, a HoH' wildfire that the University of search committee has not yet been resident told the Inquirer. Delaware President David P. formed, ;md the search is not "Thousands of people were Roselle might consider taking up something that will happen very maSSIVe still buried beneath mounds of the position. earth and rubble," a relief James McComas, president of proportions agency reported to the New Virginia Tech, officially stepped "I don't York Times . "Eighty percent of down Friday after being diagnosed the houses in Killari and 21 with colon cancer several weeks anticipate leaving kills thousands. neighboring villages with a ago. BY MARY DESMOND A source close to the Virginia the University of Associate News Editor Tech administration, who requested Monsoon rains in India have anonymity, said Roselle is the top Delaware for s lowed relief workers' attempts I News Analysis .I candidate for the presidency. to assess and repair the damage The source said it was widely Virginia Tech." caused by an earthquake las t known that Roselle was well-liked Thursday, which killed between population of 40,000 were by the Virginia Tech community, - Uni•ersity President David P. ROllelle 30,000 and 44,000 p eople, destroyed." and heard he was interested in media sources have reported. John Madsen, associate coming back to the area. quickly. The quake measured a 6.4 on professor of geology, said many But Roselle said he does not "I am not a candidate, and I the Richter scale, and according of the deaths resulted not from anticipate accepting a candidacy don't anticipate becoming one," he to The Philadelphia Inquirer, the quake, but from the collapse there. said. caused people 300 m iles away in of the victims' houses while "I don't see myself leaving UD He also said: " I don't really Bombay to tumble out of bed. they sleJ?L. THE REVIEW /leslie D. Barh>rn anytime soon," Roselle said. "On foresee it. I don't know how I The hardest-hit vil!al!e was University President David P. Roselle said this weekend he is not the other hand, people shouldn't see ROSELLE page A3 Killari, which lost A 6 4 on •h" R- ichter scale is "considered a moderate planning on leaving for a job at Virginia Tech University. approximately 12,000 of its 20,000 residents. The village of see INDIA page A2 Russia power struggle ends; rebels give up
BY DENNIS Q'BRIEN The Parliament declared the SWflll!porter dismissal of the legislature illegal and The two-week-<>ld standoff between named Yeltsin's former running-mate, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and his Vice President Alexander Rutskoi, rebellious enemies in Parliament emed president. This instigated the Monday when the remaining rebels development of two factions. surrendered, ABC news said. Rutskoi, a hero of the Afghanistan In Moscow's worst political War, is the leader of the faction that violence since the 19 I 7 Bolshevik wants communism reinstated. Its revolution, street battles between anti members are commonly referred to as Yeltsin demonstrators and Ministry of the hard-liners. the Interior Police Sunday left 20 Yeltsin and his supporters are civilians dead and more than 100 fighting to develop a free market wounded, the Associated Press (AP) economy. Both the Army and the reported. citizens of Russia are almost Following a lull in the violence, anti unanimously behind Yeltsin, reported communist troops blasted their way CNN, and some feel he has been too into Russia's Parliament building, the soft on the dissenters in The Parliament. White House, at approximately 7 am. President Clinton reaffirmed his Monday. With T-72 tanks and other support for Yeltsin Sunday, providing heavy weapons, pro-Yeltsin police that Yeltsin OOhered to the principles of attempted to force out the rebellious democracy, ABC news said. deputies of the Parliament and their Until Sunday, about 100 hard-line JmB!llilitary supponers, CNN said. deputies of Parliament remained inside A Yeltsin aide told CNN Monday the White House protected by nearly afternoon that as many as 500 bodies 500 volunteers armed with AK-47s, littered the halls of Parliament in the grenades and Molotov cocktails. THE REVIEW /WaltC< M. Eberz wake of the assault. Yeltsin ordered that electricity, hot In a taped speech, Yeltsin ordered water, and telephones be cut off. The HOT UNDER THE HOOD! The car of Chris Savitz (EC SR) goes ablaze Friday afternoon in the student center parking lot. The the deputies to surrender hardliners were also virtually under Chrysler LeBaron caught on fire while Savitz was driving down Delaware Avenue. See story, page A6. unconditionally, CNN said, but the see RUSSIA page A3 depuues ret11~ . tly rrud-atternoon Monday, many anti-Yeltsin demonstrators had lost their will to fight, and more than 300 of an President Burke earns voice in provost search unknown number of those barricaded inside the Parliament surrendered, "He'll help the committee," CNNsaid. BY MARGAREJ HUGHES Staff Reponer Roselle said. " It will also be a The current crisis in Russia began The search goes on, but this time As a representative of the good learn ing experience for Sept. 21, when Yeltsin, in a surprise university's student body, the him ." move, dissolved Russia's Parliament, with a say from the young masses. president of the Delaware Jennifer Hobbie (ED JR}, according to the British news to students, hear their concerns reservations about a student being Undergraduate Student Congress DUSC representative to the magazine, The Economist. and educate them on what a on the committee." (DUSC) was appointed a seat on Faculty Senate, said the A major reason Yeltsin disbanded provost is and does. Burke said he Murray, however, said he is not the provost search committee. appointment shows the university Parlilment was its insistence on passing will also speak with 1990- 19 9 1 opposed to a student ' s John Burke (AS SR), whose that choosing a provost is a a budget thai Yeltsin had vetoed twice, DUSC President Mike DiFebbo, appointment to the search appointment was announced Sept. believing it would create hyperinflation who served on the provost search committee. student issue. 30, said he will act as a liaison DUSC Academic Affairs Chair stated The &:onomist. committee during his term. Burke also said he plans to ask between the administration, In addition, The Economist said the The position of provos t, the Murray for suggestions. Brian Reiss (BE SR} said he is Parliament, consisting of the same faculty and students. chief academic officer of the President David P. Roselle said pleased a student was appointed "The big thing was getting on members as before the fall of university, was vacated last year he is not apprehensive about to the com mittee. the committee," Burke said. "Now communism, has continually frustrated when R. Byron Pipes resigned . Burke's ability to make decisions " It do esn ' t matter who was it's to prepare." efforts for economic reform. Burke said Interim Provost and added he anticipates Burke appointed, as long as we have a Burke said he would like to talk Richard Murray "had some will do we ll. representative," Reiss said. BURKE
1 YEAR AGO ... CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW On Oct. l, 1992, H. Campus Flash .. A2 Section 2...... B 1 Despite an increased understanding Weekly World News Ross Perot Police Repons .. A2 Feature Forum .. B2 of how to eat healthy, most reports of an ..--.-~-1 reentered the Letter from the The Question ... B2 Americans still maintain poor eating orangutan who won presidential race editor...... A2 Spons ...... B4 habits, a survey released Thursday $5,000 in a South after bowing out Review & Sports in Review .. B4 for the American Diabetic African photo under pressure Opinion ...... A 12 Classifieds ...... B7 WEATHER Association reported. On A4. contest. "I let Plato ""1!1-...,... · lJit several weeks Q&A...... A4 Comics ...... B6 Today's weaiher won't exactly be a use my camera and before. "My replay of summer, but winter isn't here Style is all about individuality thi s fall In Review & Opinion . . . as both the New York and Parisien haute he took a series of supporters have • Hickey on abortion rights yet, either. Temperatures should hover shots of hi s mate called upon me," he • Wherry on racism between 65 and 70 degrees, with winds couture becomes a matter of opinion rather than a strict decision from Millie," said Plato 's '------...J PEROT announced. • O'Donne11 on NAFTA blowing at a steady 16 mph under owner Pete Krueger. sunny skies. designers. On Bl. PLATO A2. THE RMEW. October 5, 1993 Letter from the editor A look at UD A sexually repressed CAMPUS FLASH happenings pa er bites back promoting anything but the author's ideas. If I write a By column saying all men who have Class officer Jeff earrings in their nipples should positions open be neutered, it's not the actual Pearlman concept of neuterization that I'm Opportunities are now promoting. available to become a senior It's the idea. class officer and to decide I got a letter in my mailbox the By doing a cartoon that some which class activities will other day from a group of 25 may say puts women in a bad occur this year. women who are a little pissed light, Divya is promoting her "Leadership is very off. ideas. important," said Pam Miller It seems the ladies aren't too "My name is Divya, and I (AS SR), a student intern at fond of "Sexually Repressed think women like harassing the Office of Alumni and Girl," a comic strip we've been comments," is a heck of a lot University Relations. "Class running that's drawn by Divya, a different than "Women like officers provide input and University of Texas artist. sexually harassing comments." have the opponunity to "By publishing Sexually At its best, "Sexually interact with major Repressed Girl ," the women Repressed Girl" makes people administration and faculty write, " ... you have shown laugh 'till they can' t stop, giving members." incredibly poor judgement . them a chance to relate with a The four available Instead of using your influential character whose "life" is much positions include president, position in a positive manner, more realistic than that of Cathy vice president, secretary and you have chosen to be - the woman she replaced on treasurer. The minimum destructive ." our pages. responsibilities of the "We find this strip to be sexist, At its worst, "Sexually president include organizing offensive and generally harmful Repressed Girl" made 25 women officer meetings, to women on this campus." openly think and debate the issue functioning as the sen.ior The main piss-off point came of sexual harassment. class liaison to the THE REVIEW I ]. Hollada with the Sept. 28 strip, picturing Maybe it's not so bad after all. university and presenting Belly performed with Radio Head at the Carpenter Sports Building Saturday night to a sold-out a guy in a car yelling for a girl on the class gift to the University of Delaware crowd. the side of a road to "lick me till OOOPS - For the millions and president of the university. I see Venus, B·aby!" millions of folks who think The The vice president Review is America's perfect leadership experience. World and national Karen Courtland and Todd The girl comes back by oversees certain projects college paper (anyone? anyone?), Applications for each Olympic champions will Reynolds from the flicking the ol' birdie, which and fills the president's role Friday's edition must have been a position are available at the give a preview of the university's skating club. elicits the guy's standard "bitch!" if the president is absent, tad disappointing. Office of Alumni and routines they plan to The pair will perform the response. while the secretary is University Relations in perform at the U.S. Figure routine that earned them the "I'm hot," the sexually It seems some idiotic editor responsible for all Alumni Hall on Main Street. Skating Championships next gold medal at this year's repressed girl self -admiringly placed the same story about the correspondence on behalf of The deadl ine for submitting January in Detroit, as well U.S . Olympic Festival in savs in the final frame. new student center in tWQ the officers. He or she also different places on page 5. applications is Oct. 11 , and as in the 1994 Winter San Antonio, Texas. ·"The strip promotes the belief Won't happen again. takes notes of all officer elections wi II be held Olympic games in The Olympic Preview on that women enjoy harassing meetings and records all Tuesday, Oct. 19. Lillehammer, Norway in Ice is hosted by the sexual comments," the letter jeff Pearlman is the editor in activities for historical February. Delaware State Olympic reads. "In fact, women are chief of The Review. Letter purposes. Among the international Committee, in cooperation sexually gratified by such Olympic Preview from the editor appears every The treasurer monitors the skating stars performing are with the university. All comments. This is exactly one of other Tuesday and Friday. finances of the senior class Top figure skaters from Scott Hamilton, 1984 World proceeds will go to benefit the myths we are trying to dispel and coordinates the senior across the country w iII and Olympic champion, and the U.S . Olympic Team . through Sexual Awareness class gift project. converge on the university Tonya Harding, 1991 Week." Applicants must be for the Delaware Olympic national champion and world Paying Tribute Now nere's the myth I'd like involved in campus Preview, Oct. 8 and 9 in the silver medalist. to dispel once and for all . organizations and must have Blue Ice Arena. Pairs performers include see CAMPUS page AS An editorial or comic strip that deals with a touchy issue - like sexual harassment - isn't
An Associated Collegiate Press India earthquake leaves a country counting its dead Four·Star All-American Newspaper continued from page A 1 spend S 1.6 million on each of Five thousand bodies have jeff Pearl man the 12 worst-hit vill'ages·. ' '·"''' been-· cremated, but the Inquirer earthquake, really," Madsen ORGANIZAnONS ACCEPTING DONAnONS Editor in Chief A U .S. military aircraft reports as many as 15,000 Officials ask that chEcks spedfJJ that the donation Is for the said. "The reason why there departed this weekend for India, corpses lying in rows down the Adrienne Mand Indian ~liEf ~ort. were so many deaths was not the a U.S. government spokesperson village streets, which have been ExfiCIJtive Editor amount of energy released, but Jason Garber Brandon Jamison reported to the Philadelphia convened to makeshift morgues. • Am.-!Cir.s- A mEdical rallef organlzatlon.l61 Charry the physical destruction that Inquirer. Another obstacle for the Edit01ial Editor M:.flil(jing Edit01 occured. StrEEt NEW Canaan. Conn. 06840. It will deliver water jugs, 10,000 rescue workers are the 1-800-486-HELP. laura Fasbach Robyn Furman "Masonry construction, such tents and 2.6 million square feet gawkers observing the tragedy. as bricks or cement blocks, are • Am.-lcan R.t Crou - ProvidE& mEdical liUpplleli Rebecca Tollen of shelter material. According to the Inquirer, Box 37243. Walihlngton. D.C. 20013. Mani1f!ing Speda/ Projects Editors the most dangerous and collapse India's soldiers have cordoned the most easily," Madsen said. • 1-800-842-2200 In addition to fighting the off the hardest-hit areas because • CARE - Provides; humanitarian aullitance. Kyle M. Madden Previous tremors also caused the crowds are getting in the Advertising Director the houses to severely weaken, 151 Ellis; St., Atlanta. Ga. 30303. way of the rescue crews. 1-800-521-CARE and subsequently, to collapse "The debris will This is the worst quake to hit Lynn Schoenbeck more easily. • catholic R.tl.t' Servtca- Provides; food and othar Alicia Olesinski India since 1935, when 30,000 ali&llitance to the &tarvlng and dl&placed. 209 W. Fauette Many residents struggled to be left as it is. It is were killed by a tremor which Business Manilfl"" claw through the rubble with Sl. Baltimore. Md. 21201. rated 7.5 on the Richter scale in (410) 625-2220 Copy Ecfltors ...... their bare hands, the Times up to the people the area of Quetta. Christine Galasso reported, to find any survivors • lutheran World R•ll.t' 5.-vlca - Provldeli reli&f According to the New York supplies. 390 Park Ave. South. N.w York. N.Y. 10016. Tracy largay or to salvage their shattered how they want to Times, many residents feel the Traci Manza belongings. (212) 532-6350 Sandy Ormsbee high number of deaths could • Oxfam Am.-lca - Provides rell.t' supplies. 26 Welit St. "The debris will be left as it deal with it" have been prevented if India had Melissa Tyrrell is," said Col. Promit Roy of Soliton. Malili. 02111. Jennifer Valese repaired the damaged houses 1-800-225-5800 Entertainment Editor ...... India's army to the Inquirer. -Col. Promlt Roy,lndla anny from the many tremors the area • U.S. Commit* for UNICEF - Th• fund-rallilng and Glenn Slavin "It is up to the people how has experienced in the past. they feel they want to deal with public affalrli arm for th• U.N. Children's Fund. 333 e. '38th Features Editor ...... monsoon rains, the Inquirer "We don't want your money Uz 'l.ardaro it." Sl. 6th floor. New York. N.Y. 10016 (212) 686-5522 reported that rescue workers are now," a Killari citizen said • World VIsion- Provldeli R•li.t' Supplies. P.O. Box 113L Graphics Editors ...... Ramdas Athaule, India's trying to fight the wave of referring to the relief fund. "It social welfare minister, said in PaliadEOa. Calif. 91131. Jennifer Mills cholera, typhoid and other would have been good if you 1-800-423-4200 John Ottinger an interview to the Associated epidemic diseases spreading as a had spent it earlier before this Press that the government will News Editors ...... result of the dead bodies. disaster took place." Stacey Bernstein Mary Desmond lisa Goodman OPEN Brian Hickey WE Laura Jefferson ACCEPT E. janene Nolan M0:~1~RS . Mational • VISA jennifer Post •MC Graham Segroves s~J. · {i?j~~5 5( & 10( STORES 68 EAST MAJN STREET. NEWARK. DE (302) 368- 1646 • Police Reports • Photography Editor...... Walter M. Eber:z Candy stolen from Main St. sometime between 2 The spoiler was valued at Sports Editors ...... a.m. and 9 a.m. Saturday. Newark $300, and police said the suspect Megan McDermott HALLOWEEN IS COMING Newark Cinema Pol ice said. also broke the rear window of the Ron Porter While trying to remove the vehicle, causing $400 in damages. Assistant Entertlinment Editors ...... The Earlier You Buv••• The More You Save An unknown suspect radio, the suspect also damaged burglarized the Cinema Center in Rachel Cericola the radio mount in the car, police M. TyeComer All COSTUMES, WIGS, MAK the Newark Shopping Center on said. Three vehicles the 400 block of E. Main St. sometime between 1 a.m. and 4 Police estimate damages at vandalized in I.E.C. lot and ACCESSORIES $450. Assistant ff: / October 5, 1993 • THE REVIEW. AJ World Roselle News DWI's end of the road continued from page A I According to Ryser, if a suspect would feel or if I would change my Summary Police-manned checkpoints are fails the test at the roadblock, he or mind about that." she is then taken to the station, where Roselle climbed the ladder from a second, more accurate test is professor of mathematics to JYOVost at TWO MUSLIM LEADERS KILLED being used to cut down on administered. These second results Virgirtia Tech from 1974 until 1987, BY ISRAELIS are admissible in court, he said. leaving when offered the position of In addition, Ryser said, "If someone president at University of Kentucky. driving under the influence. is under 21 years old, and is arrested Two leaders of the Muslim militant He moved to 47 Kent Way in 1990 for DUI, they will also be charged group Hamas were killed by Israeli troops BY NATALIE TRIEFLER Ryser said, "Although the highest to replace E.A Trabant as University with underage consumption. on Saturday during raids on the Gaza sr~rr Reporrer number of arrests in one night is 13, of Delaware's president. "I've seen someone driving with a Strip. which doesn't seem like a lot, that is "I worked very hard for [Virginia The road sign displaying the .40 [BAC]. which was scary, but I The attack was a violation of the words, "Roadside Sobriety Check 13 people that won ' t hurt anyone that Tech!,'' he said. have also seen a driver with a .II recent, much-praised Israeli-PLO peace Point" have stricken fear into the night." "I feel good about the institution [BAC] kill the mother of three litLle accord. those driving drunk in Newark A sobriety check will detain a and would like to see it succeed - children," he said. recently. driver for a minimum amount of time, just like Delaware," he said . Hamed Salem Krinawi, 24, and Not everyone who drives through Moussa Saeed Saeed, 21, were hiding in a Newark Police have set this sign in as little as 10 seconds, Ryser said. Roselle said he likes the University the checkpoint is detained, however. bunker underneath a house when Israeli of Delaware and he is happy with it front of a checkpoint on East Nefosky said the roadblock is Police can only hold a driver if they troops fired anti-tank missiles at the Delaware Avenue every other strategically located on East Delaware academically. have probable cause to do so, Ryser house. The men retaliated with gunfire weekend between 10:30 p.m. and 2:30 Avenue because there is a high "It's an interesting school," he said. a.m. in an auempt to cut down on said. and two grenades, Arab reports said. percentage of alcohol-related "It can be seen in their their eyes or "The aggressive operations are entirely drunk driving in the city, said Cpl. accidents in that area. Roselle said if at any point he , be smelled on their breath if they have decided to leave, he would inform the • unjustified and will only lead to reactions Ted Ryser. He added that the proximity of the or haven't been drinking," he said. in self-defense, Bassam Abu Sharif, a top Newark Police Lt. William Nefosky stop to area bars also played a role in University of Delaware community. "And when we have probable cause, advisor to PLO Chief Yasser Arafat, told said as of Sept. 24, as many as 1,999 "Well you know-who knows- • choosing a location for the checkpoint. we proceed from there." The law states that a . I 0 blood no one can predict the future," he , the Associated Press. cars passed through the checkpoint, Ryser said some people admit to operated by 10 officers, since the alcohol content (BAC) constitutes said. being drunk when they are pulled WACO RAID REPORT SAYS school year began. being charged with Driving Under the "I don't anticipate leaving the AGENCY COVERED MISTAKES Influence (DUI), Ryser said. see ROAD page A8 University of Delaware for Virginia Tech." H. Geoffrey Moulton Jr., a professor of criminal law at Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, was in charge of a 30-member team of investigators and lawyers who reviewed Russian chaos hits full stride the Feb. 28 raid of cult leader David Koresh's Waco, Texas compound. continued from page A 1 Moscow. According to the report, one mistake siege by hundreds ot pollee loyal to Y ettsin, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm (ATF) officials made was raiding the compound occordlng to APrepons. Other hot spots in the former Soviet Union: while David Koresh was inside, instead Two hundred or so deputies abandoned the Georgia: Abkhazian separatists routed troops hard-line cause since the crisis began, sane after of waiting for him to come out or luring supporting the government of Eduard him nnt Yeltsin's camp offered them jobs in the Shevardnadze, stated an AP repon, and now . aanurustraUon ana casn payons, reponeo 1 ne control vlrtuaJty au o1 me western provtncc 01 1 Another error was to proceed with the Wall Street Journal. Abkhazia, which is a western province in · raid when an undercover agent heard Confrontations between anti-Yeltsin Georgia. Meanwhile, rebels loyal to : Koresh say he knew the agents were demonstrators and riot police had been becoming Shevardnadze's predecessor captured the only . coming. increasingly violent throughout the weekend , remaining major port Saturday, and created a · "One of the most disturbing aspects for CNNsaid. second front against the beleaguered Georgian : me was the attempts by some of the ATF About 5,000 hard-line demonstrators armed army, the AP reponed. officials to point the finger at the line with bricks, debris and molotov oocktails broke Armenia and Azerbaijan: These two : agent," Moulton said. "That agent did a through barricades surrounding the White House nations on the borders of Russia, Turkey and Iran · good job," he said, "but some of his Sunday afternoon, forcing the riot police to flee, have been fighting for five years over the region : superiors were trying to cover their own CNNsaid. of Nagomo-Karabakh, according to U.S. News · errors." CNN described the mob as the same hard and World Repon. Armenian troops have been : core group that has been demonstrating all week gaining substantial amounts of Azerbaijani • VIOLENCE ON RISE, BUT FEWER long. They want a return to COOJmunism and the territory, prompting sympathizers of Azerbaijan : CRIMES REPORTED restoration of the Soviet Union, CNN said. in Turkey and Iran to ask their governments to • The demonstrators, consisting of mostly older enter the conflict, reported U.S. News and World : Rapes and aggravated assaults caused Muscovites, cheered wildly as the besieged Repon. The magazine said Turkish or Iranian • violent crimes reported to police to rise deputies greeted them from the White House intervention might prompt retaliation by : last year, but the total number of crimes steps Sunday afternoon, CNN showed. Armenia's ttaditional ally, Russia. reported decreased 2.9 percent to 14.4 Rutskoi, in a fiery speech , urged the frenzied Tajikistan: The 16-month-old civil war million, the first annual decline since crowd to form brigades in order to seize the between former commurtists propped up by the 1984, the FBI r~ported. Moscow municipal building and the Russian Russian army and what the nco-communists call The rate of overall crime has declined television station, CNN said. Islamic fundamentalists has claimed 20,000 lives 4 percent to 5,660, which is the lowest Rutskoi's paramilitary troops formed the core and left 500,000 homeless, according to U.S. since 1987. of the steamrolling militia that routed the police News and World Repon. Even though there was a decrease in and captured the municipal building by early The Baltic States: Russia has refused to murder and robbery, the number of rapes SWlday evening, CNN said. Heavy machine withdraw its troops from Latvia and Estonia as and aggravated assaults reported has gun fire fr Wilmington curfew takes QA Jennifer O'Neill gets paid to study. effect without incident f!j SHERBY A, DORSEY '. Rtportet A potentially volatile first weekend Playin' the toll role Wilmington's newly implemented .curfew for minors made its debut this comes and goes, and no one is She may look lonely sitting in ·weekend with no arrests. the cla_ustrophobic booth, The law prohibits minors from arrested for being too young. collecting money from cars being out of their homes past 10 p.m. leaving the u11iversity parking Sunday through Thursday and after the streets, he said, contributed to a said, Wilmington needed to lot on Acadt·my Street . But 12 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. implement a law prohibiting youths senior Jennifer 0' Neill loves With the ordinance, parents of weekend Lha! was quieter than usual. from being out after cenain hours. her job, despite the psycho violators are fined up to $600 and Mayor James H. Sills, Jr. said he Wilmington youth care worker man who refused to pay his 50 could be sentenced up to 90 days in was encouraged by the cooperation Kendall Bryant said, "I have mixed cent ticket. jail. the community has shown to the new ordinance, and hoped it will continue feelings about the curfew because ' Wilmington Police did not use the Review: How long have you • weekend implementation as an after the flfSt week. the city implemented a curfew before Councilman Demetrio Ortega said and it did not work. been here? · opponunity to arrest violators, Sgt. that in addition to protecting the Bryant said, "The last time the O'Neill: A month. ' Ed Hazewski said. Review: Do you like it? : · The first weekend was city's youths and reducing crime, city issued a similar ordinance, it one of the main reasons for the was not consistently enforced. O'Neill: Yeah, I like it a lot. approached as more of an I took the job because I'm a informational opportunity to make curfew was to help identify "But this time I hope [Wilmington nursing major and I have a lot ' the public aware of the law's problematic households. Police) will be stricter," he said. of work to do, so basically ' increased enforcement, Hazewski Because a large majority of crime Hazewski said, "It is too early to occurs at night, when most of the tell if [this curfew) is going to work. it's like planned study time. said. Review: Have your grades · • The lesser amount of children on city's youth are unsupervised, Onega but it went well this past weekend." been raised since you ' ve started? O'Neill: Well, I've only been here a month. Review: Does it pay well? ::Cleaning O'Neill: I get paid $6 an hour /t and basically I just sit here. THE REVIEW I Mary Desmond Review: So you're getting Jennifer O'Neill has a dream job - working in a booth collecting ;·~ u paid to study. parking fees for the university. ' . O'Neill: Well, yeah. There's :~: p. air conditioning, there's heat, I'm not going to do this, I'm whole time he was in the car a phone.There's no radio in not going to pay for this ." yelling at me. He was going :~enator Bill Roth this one, but there is one over Well I said I really don't off. at the visitor's center. know what's going on here. Review: If someone runs ;:picks up his Review: Do people ever give Then his wife pulled up and through here, what are you you any trouble? started yelling, "Get in the supposed to do? :~arbage bag arl:d O'Neill: No, I've only had car! Listen, we came all the O'Neill: Oh, I would just call this one really psychotic guy. way from Dover to pick up a Public Safety and try to get leads the state In He came over and, I don't book for our son, and it their license plate. The gate know, but he came over and wasn't in." stays down until they pay, so an all-out sweep. started saying, you know, Well I took their ticket, and unless they want to ram "I'm going to write you up. it was only 50 cents, but the see Q&A page AS BY QEB WOLF Staff Reporter ' Imagine basking at the sunny shore on a beach chair listening t'o the seagulls and watching the beautiful blue waters twinkle in Forget apple pie, the sun. UDups · Then picture the seagulls choking on tampon applicators, dodging an old boot floating in recycling how 'bout candy! (he water and the coastline view ruined by worn-out tires, moderately imponant. discarded play toys and Americans However, 39 percent of the flalloween plastic vampire teeth. efforts participants said they will have to give Sound like a bad dream? The know nutrition. up their favorite foods if they eat a reality is all these items were healthier diet. The time it takes to found at the "Get the Drift and THE REVIEW /).Hollada BY CHRISTINE GALASSO Chuck Wortman (AG SR) emerges from the shrubbery Saturday with Copy Editor They just don't monitor a diet and confusion over Bag It" beach cleanup Saturday conflicting nutritional studies were other trash during a clenup sponsored by Senator Bill Roth. The program With the implementation at Buttonwood Marsh in New obstacles to careful eating reponed. Castle. took place at 55 different locations throughout the state. of a campus recycling pay attention. program three years ago, Susan Calvert Fum, ADA president ' The statewide cleanup, sheet under the categories of the Newark High School Key BY HEATHER MOORE said, "We should all be heartened by the students and faculty are Staff !Eporter s"ponsored by Delmarva Power plastic, foamed plastic, glass, Club and Nature Society to clean progress we've made in building and the Department of Natural seeing an uprise in rubber, metal, paper, wood, and up Buttonwood Marsh. participation. Despite an increased understanding wides~ awareness of nutrition's role Resources and Environmental cloth. Legislators will use the Garth Stubbolo, a Newark of how to eat healthy, most Americans in a healthy life. Control (DNREC), took place at Roger Bowman, information to better understand Earth Science teacher who supervisor for plant still maintain poor eating habits, a "But awareness is only half the 57 coastal locations along the what types of waste disposal organized the Buttonwood survey released Thursday for the challenge, " she said. ·(:oastal Heritage Greenway from operations-grounds laws are needed. cleanup, has participated in it for division, said the American Dietetic Association (ADA), Finn said, "Somehow people have :Pox Point in New Castle to Cape in joint sponscnhip with Kraft General Ginny Koops, spokeswoman all of its seven-year existence, university seu up igloos been taught to equate good nutrition :Denlopen in Lewes, Rehoboth, Foods for Roth, said the tallies of waste and has organized it for the last across campus for reported. with sacrifice, and it's discouraged them .l}ewey and Bethany beaches and According to the national survey will be used in upcoming four. recyclable items. from even trying. :also state parks in Sussex based on 1,000 telephone interviews domestic and international "We find less trash every year Newspapers, aluminum "We've got to teach them a more .,ounty. taken throughout the month of June, ocean-dumping legislation. because cleanups are done much cans, plastics and brown, positive awroach and show them how :... Volunteers at all sites donned nutritional awareness among adults is Karissa Hendershot , a more frequently now," Stubbolo clear and green glass can they can keep eating their favorite foods ·(ubber gloves donated by the high. coordinator for DNREC, said said. be deposited in the igloos. and still eat healthfully," she said. :Piaytex Corporation to pile trash Eighty-two percent of the people this was the first year the "It would be gorgeous here if Bowman said he sees The survey reported some of the ·Into recyclable trash bags surveyed rated nutrition knowledge ~ cleanup extended to the Coastal there wasn't so much trash," overflowing igloos, see HEALTH page A5 :donated by Hefty. Heritage Greenway. Newark High School sophomore ·: At 9 a.m,. Sen. Bill Roth and therefore said he believes Hendershot said an excellent Heather Lloyd said. there has been a wide :about 10 of his staff volunteers array of groups volunteered, After loading approximately ·lOcked off the cleanup at Battery acceptance of recycling including the Boy Scouts, Girls 50 trash bags into vans, across cam.pus. :Park in Wilmington. Scouts, church groups and school volunteers agreed that despite all · ~ Roth said he was proud to Currently igloos are groups . their work, there was still much located in parking areas .~rticipate in "helping make our "Even a wheelchair-bound more to be done. •state's waters and lands even outside university EMPLOYMENT group [participated]," she said. SEAC member Jen Barbieri buildings and residence :more beautiful than they already Five members of the (NU SO) said: "The trash we •IJre." halls . But Rob Longwell university's Student found -food packaging and lots Grice, assistant director of OPPORTUNITIES : .. All the trash found in the Environmental Action Coalition of plastic and styrofoam - Housing and Residence As a division of one of the most successful banks and one of the ~ c~eanup was checked off a tally (SEAC) joined 40 members of see ROTH page A9 ~ Life, said he hopes to see largest issuers of credit cards in the nation, The Bank of New York the receptacles in every (Delaware) relies on the expertise of our employees to keep the residence hall within the operation up and running . We currently have a number of immediate next three or four years. PART-TIME openings. Dorms that do not have · ~tudents get worldwide the igloos, located next to INFORMATION ENTRY OPERATOR the garbage dumpsters, have blue barrels suitable Hours : Monday· Friday 3:45pm. 7:45pm for recycling in the A High School Diploma and the ability to type 40 wpm required . building, Longwell-Grice An WJderstanding of personal computers and software programs .yvork opportunites said. including Lotus 1-2·3 and WordPerfect preferred. The problem with the January with the university's geography boords. barrels, he said, is they can PROJECTS SUPPORT (00BPINATOR a8ECCATOWN. £db program, said she "bOO to go back." "We met people from all over the not accept newspapers like Hours : Monday· Friday 8:30am . /2 :30pm :;: WIJiler tn:ak am !ill1lln'2"S fa" many She said CIEE and BUNAC helped United States and Canada," Karasick the igloos because it is a A High School Diploma , exceptional interpersonal skill s. and :ceuege students mean working at the make her a pan of English society. By said. fire hazard. previous work experience with personal co mput ers is required. -ki:al mall. But whal nut students do rot waking ~ a barmaid in a pub, Khoory "They helped us get together with "[The igloos)," Further education through co llege level coursework , knowledge of lnow is they have the opponunity to said she got an insider's look at how the people in the same boat~ us." Longwell-Grice said, "are LOTUS , WordPerfect, and Harvard Graphi cs strongl y preferred. '1Kn CI1)'Where in Ire wood English lived. Justine Stehle (ED SR) spent the so popular because people :> Andrea Khoury (AS SR) took "In order to appreciate your own summer teaching kindergarten and don't have to make an PROTECTION 0Ff!(ER 11ilvantage of the opportunity through a culture it is imponam to see how other English~ a sccooo language at a London extra trip. Hours: Sat ./Sun . 7:00am · 3:00pm "The easier it is, the .program sponsored by the British cultures oct, their views and norms," she school. A High School Diploma, strong interpersonal skill s, and ability to Universities North America Club said Stehle, who got the job while in more popular it is," he interact effectively with a diverse group of external callers and ~(BUNAC) and the Council on Although BUNAC did not IJUVide a America, said the school would not hire said. vi sit?rs, as well as internal contact at all levels of the company ·International Educational Exchange job for Khoury, finding one was simple, her without BUNAC's llp!:J'OVal . Thompson Hall Director, requtred. College course work in criminal justice preferred. Appli :(CIEE). she said "BUNAC is a really good suppon James Riuer (AS SR), said cants must be a minimum of 20 years of age as mandated by : BUNAC provides working papers "lf I went p~ICly oo my own, it would system," she said. he believes people are very Delaware State Law. .wlid fa' six mnm IRI job arxl OOusing have hem harder lxx:ause the employers Stehle lived with her aunt and uncle conscious of the recycling ·t.Js for Arnericat swdents in Britain. know BUNAC and BUNAC's while in Lorxion. But she ld:led, "lf you process. The Bank of ew York (Delaware) offers competitive salaries • CIEE, a non-profit organization ~tarion," KOOury said. went by yourself and felt isolated, "I think recycling is and a wide variety of Part-Time benefits including: paid holidays, 2 promoting work and travel abroad, "I thought fiTlding a job was fun," she BUNAC would defmit.ely help you get prelly productive," Ritter personal days, 2 weeks paid vacation, and A.I.B . tuition reimburse .tministers a range of woric IX"ograms said. "It only took me aoout three days, settled am make friends." said. ment Please apply in person M-F 911Jll to 4pm or send resume to: 1lld offers ecoooolical tme1 necessities. and I got to travel all over London while I Aside from the txillelin OOards am job Stuart J. Sharkey, vice • Even if students iR studying alnHI., looked." connections, BUNAC sponsored trips president of Student Life, The Bank of New York (DE) 'Unling money while overseas is an Khoury said the BUNAC office in agreed with Ritter, saying, 200 White Clay Center and events for its JElicipants. THE 1 ~oo through CIEE's wor1c p-ograms in London is filled with bulletin boards Weekly pub gatherings, day trips to "There has definitely more BANK OF Rte. 273, Ogletown Rd . 1l2liRI. France, Gemlany, New Zea1lrld, where available jobs am 3Jlll1ments are Stonehenge and Bath and an interest in recycling [over Newark, DE 19711 •OlvKia, Caila Rica, Jamaica ll1d Britain. pa>lfd. lndeperdence Day cruise on the Thames the past three years]." NEW • Graduates are also eligible to "They also supplied mailboxes and River were some of the events BUNAC Most students are YGRK DEADLINE TO APPLY · ~ in a ClFE wor1c IX'OIVlDJl for c:mtac1 addresses until we got settled into offered. accustomed to recycling J.' rlduy, Octuber IS, 1993 1llE tw.K OF NEW YORIIID ~WAREI :uP to six m ,,·,_:~. ,· American, Southwestern Specialties) N',' _.,. - -,·__ , 0 " * Come experience the "EI Sombrero," - . U". once and you'll seell U r: :: z .·~z . ·z·:'z ::·.z ".'Z '_:z :,,·z ,·,z ·_ ...l : ~ewes hosts Coast Day 'Ih: day's {I'Ogr.lllS were also designed to :.. SSAJYRRELL environment.. she said "They like this walk because they dCil 't have strengthen the ties between other envirorunental .: University marine studies students and the to get dirty," Bryant said. groups such as The Sierra Club, Eanhwatch, 1.ewes COilU'Tlunity hOO a chance to get their feet Another educational program provided The Delaware Audobon Society and The :.wet Sunday during the 17th armual Coast Day throughout the day, included hands-on Nature Conservancy, Bryant said. ~ the university's Marire Studies Oxnplex in demonstralirns on sea level rises, Bryant said. "Similar groups to ours can JrCSC11tthe same irtformru.ion in differeru ways," she said. ~s . She said the exhibit helped vi sitors Coast Day is a day-lrng everu ronsisting of conceptualize how the Delaware shores are Doois Hicks, seafood techrology srx:cialist ~arine demonstrations, cooking, music, often affected by rises in sea-level. for marine studies, said throughout the day •nvironmental displays and children's Not everything during Coast Day was purely visitors were able to satisfy their appetites and )ctivities, Tracey Bryant, marine outreach for educaliooal jJJfposes. learn different ways to buy and cook seafood. -coordinator for the Marine Communication The Nautical Flea Market and Marine Crab Cake Cook-Off judges Heather Argo, a ':Ofrace said Critter Learning Tanks provided fun for high school senior and Ron Cole, assistant ''Ire event was ocganized to increase p.~bli c children and adults. , , professor of resUIUJ'ant and hotel management. {lwareness of marine and coastal resources, as "We wanted the 'gee-whiz' or 'oh-wow' were able to give their input rn seven different ,,well as strengthen ties between the university's factor which makes things fun for kids and crab cake recipes. }ewes campus and the Lewes community," adults," Bryant said. Last year's cook-off winner, Loretta ;;Bryant said. Marine Scientist Kathy Conko said she Wooten, also judged the crab festivities this .,. 'Ih: most pojJJ!ar attraction awearect to be enjoyed the Touch Tank at the Marine Critter year. the Muckless Marsh Walk, during which 60 Learning Tanks the best. Hicks said, "Loretta had a good time and ~ tors were led through Canary Creek to learn "It was pretty neat to touch sharks, stingrays enjoyed being on the other side of the fence this ;about plants, animals and birds that live in this and crabs," Conko said." year." THE REVIEW /Runcie V. Tatnall ,?' Melissa Lecates and jason Ridley seU lobsters at Coast Day in Lewes, Del. Sunday. INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE BY INVENTING IT. If you be lieve th e future is w hat you ma ke of it, we're giving you th e opportunity to make it exceptional. As the world 's largest spec ialty chemicals compa ny, with a leadership posilion in specialized hea lth care, W.R. 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A8 • THE REVIEW • October 5, 1993 Roads blocked by police continued from page A3 Society's altitude toward drunk the high amount of arrests at this drivers has many believing they location. over while others will literally would never be arrested for DUI, Although a breathalizer is DELAWARE CREW run ~ver the roadblock sign and Ryser said, but if a drunk driver administered on the scene, it is ask "Is there something wrong, passes through Newark's inadmissible in court until it is Officer?" roadblock, they will be prosecuted. verified back at the police station, ~ IS LOOKING FOR Although this location targets Although the checkpoint is Ryser said. tl presently on East Delaware Mike Marsellino (EG SR) said Newark residents and university students leaving area bars, police Avenue, it is subject to he feels the roadblock will be EXPERIENCED ROWERS & COXSWAINS said they are trying to relocation, he said. 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But if you're a nur'· :::::~~~~~~~;;:fna n Army offi cer, you'll command the should become more widespread. ing student who wants to be in SEAC member Anna White respect you deserve. And with the added (AS SO) said, "Seeing things command of you r own career, consider benefits only the Army ca n offer-a $5000 from daily life - straws, toys, utensils, cans and candy the Army Nurse Corps. You 'll be treated as signing bonus, housing allowances and 4 wrappers - makes you wonder a competent profe ss ional, given you r own weeks paid vacation-you'll be well in com· how it got there." "We have to think about where patients and re sponsibi lities commensurate mand of your life. Calll-800-USA A RMY. things go when we throw them examineaway," White our livessaid. and"We see need what to ••._ _ _li~~:t:~~~~!!r!~=E~~~~-- j·······A·RM·Y·N~U~R~S~E~COiiiiRPISii,ijBEiiAiiLLiifijOiiUiiCiAiiNjBiEil. ----~~ we can change to prevent more trash from being there in the future." Thirteen members from the university Wildlife Conservation Club also volunteered at Gambacorda Marsh in old New Castle, on the Delaware river. Chuck Wortman (AG SR), secretary of the Wildlife Conservation Club, said, "There was a lot more trash than it seemed, once we picked it all up. "Cleaning up the trash contributes to the health of the planet on a broader scale," Wortman said. "It puts our disposable lifestyle into \ perspective. It makes you realize we need to rethink the way we live, and try to live with a lesser impact on the planet." Women continued from page A3 president of College Democrats, said the group prepared 64 letters to President Clinton requesting abortion funding and reproductive health care in his new health plan. "Health care should be provided for the entire women's body," Lipnack said. "Abonion is only part of that." sec sponsored a letter to state representatives and senators urging them to redefine in law the precedents of Roe v. 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Wilmington after hours are now 2) By punishing those who are subject to a hunt. disruptive by getting them off the But their parents and merchants streets early, it limits the freedom of that house these children after the innocent. Instead of punishing curfew hours are the ones who will on an individual level for individual be subjected to the fines and crimes committed; the whole john Ottinger potential jail time. suffers . . How justifiable is it to sentence 3) By placing a curfew law with parents of repeat offenders to jail? repercussions for offenders, Well perhaps it will teach the Wilmington legislators hope it will Take me home boys, somebody's listening parents to keep a better watch on act as a deterrent. However, those their children as well as insuring the who want to be out, will be out. adherence of the curfew laws. Similarly, those who want to This being a cautionary tale told by a fool symphony in my ears, my heart. One problem. commit crimes, will commit crimes. in three parts: "I hope you don't think I'm crazy, but I If a parent is sentenced to 60 days 4) It is unfair to place the same Commentary want to ask you out." of jail, how can they keep an eye on restrictions on a 12-year-old as a 17- Part the First: Shut Up and Play Yer So it went. She asked me out, she paid for their child, who has already shown year-old. How can the two be equal? Accordion By Greg the first dinner; she made the fiTSt move. ~ .. that he or she will go out anyway, There is a world of difference on a We were the Bloody Snowmen, a rock and Orlando In this particular waltz, she led. While it damned be the consequences or the maturity level, among others. roll band of the roughest category. The earth was a beautiful dance, I was no Fred Astaire. law? 5) Police have better things to do grew black and died under our Pro-Keds. We No Ginger Rogers, either. - The children do not feel the than watch for teenagers. There are were poets, giants, noisemakers. I was more like driftwood going with the ' repercussions from their wrong crimes being committed. If a group At 16, I held the world in my hands and I do remember never telling Howard how I tide. .. deeds. of teenagers are suspicious, watch each day was a promise waiting to be kept. had loved being in his band, even On our last date, she took me to her house If they don't, how will they learn them. They don't have to be sent "Play each song as loud and as hard and as temporarily. and showed me the park where she had to be responsible for their behavior? home. fast as you can," my good friend Howard Take me home boys. played as a child. Instead of punishing the parents, As it stands, the curfew law is used to tell us. After all, you never know who Get me oUlta here. There was a small stream nearby, winding ·I might be listening. and burbulling as is natural with streams. ,. sentence the children .to community short-sighted and wrong. Part the Second: Jeff Pearlman is a service. Its problems are evident in its Howard was the lead singer of the band. Twinkie Having nothing better to do, I ran to the edge Whereas that one specific aspect aims and distribution. I've changed his name here, but not his I shuddered when I read Jeff Pearlman's of its bank and jumped. of the law is quite controversial, the Do Wilmington a favor, put the words. I could never be as eloquent as he column - the semi-sarcastic one about how To my credit, I made it halfway. entire legislation is unnecessary and curfew law in its grave early before was. you can coast through school. (I shudder at The edge was muddy and didn't suppon He was more the lead singer, though. my weight - I tumbled like a third world extremely unfair. any problems ari~e. Don't invent than his other works, too. Just not as violently.) By instituting a curfew law, the new ones, solve the old ones. He was my friend. He was the guy who Why? dictator during a coup, doing a fairly always made sure we played as loud and hard What's the point of just being a warm embarrassing pitch and roll into the cold, wet and fast as we could. He held us to our word. body? stream. "Take me home, boys," Howard would Some teachers may make it easy for Loud and hard and fast. scream at the end of every Snowman tune. students to avoid doing work, but does that She let me shower in her house and when I "Get me outta here." But only after he was make it okay? Is the lowest common got soap in my eyes, I swear I could see sure we'd kept our promise. denominator something to aspire to? Howard, my old friend. Review's policy for guest columnists The Snowmen broke up before I reached To some maybe. Just because my teacher He was smiling. 17. My parents never knew I played is a nine-volt idiot, does that mean I have to This summer, she met another man. She harmonica in a rock band. ' ·, Tht Rtvitw welcomes guest editorial columns from students and other members of be one too? started it, she ended it. It was the best time I'd ever had. My only I never got to tell her how I felt. ; .the university community. I have my whole life to drink, to party. to reminder of those days is a battered red and ; Columns should be 400-500 words in length and be relevant to the affairs of the act like a complete and utter moron. I cared deeply for her. In the fullness of black Maxell cassette with two Snowmen · university, the nation or the world. There's too much good stuff out there for time, it might have even grown into love. originals on it: I'm Dead, You're Stupid, So I still care deeply about her. Will it change If interested, call Jason Sean Garber, Jeff Pearlman or Adrienne Mand at 831-2774. me to tum my brain off. Buy Me a Beer and Uncle Elvis Married My Too many promises waiting to be kept. anything now that I've said it? I guess not. Sister. I carry the tape in my backpack, like Your degree, your education, may well be But having said how I feel, I can begin to some kind of talisman against the evils of this worthless. But only if you make it that way. let go. world. Loud and hard and fast. There is wisdom to be had in every drop of Editorial Staff Sometimes, mostly in the dead of night, I Take me home boys. rain, in each blade of grass, in everything, big play that old tape. The musical quality of the Get me oulla here. and small under the sun. jason Sean Garber, editorial editor/ columnist Jeff Pearlman, editor in chief/ columnist songs pales in comparison to the speed and Part the Third: A Love Song Play as lou.d and as hard and as fast as you • Rich Campbell, columnist Greg Orlando, columnist volume we played at or the enthusiasm we I almost fell in love this year. can. You never know who might be listening. · Gary Geise, columnist john Ottinger, cartoonist played with. She was as pretty as the dawn. As gentle as Take me home boys. Bri&n Hickey, columnist Jason N. Smith, columnist I refuse to re-tape the songs. When the tape a spring rain. Get me outta here. Liz l.ardaro, columnist Rebecca Tollen, columnist goes, so will the Snowmen. Forever. She initiated the romance, calling me up • j. M&tthew O'Donnell, columnist Rob Wherry, columnist I don't remember the fights we had- the one chilly night, extending the hint of a Greg Orlando is only a marginally skilled ones that broke us up. promise, her words like an orchestral harmonica player. letters to the editor NAFTA can only hurt Some Review praise men do now, 50 years since World War II. The supermarkets nearby, but sometimes it is either We would like to thank you for including our question you should ask is, "When will these too out of the way to walk, for instance, if you butchers finally be punished for these crimes don't have a car; or your schedule doesn't allow America, not help group (S. 0. S.), on the article about support services for sexual assault survivors. In this against humanity they have committed?" You for much free time to run to the supermarket to article you referenced me Rape Crisis Contact, talk about the ruining of innocent lives and get something you ran out of the day before or hand, has a superior skilled labor which is a state program. Although this embarrassing the families of those connected to that morning. The purpose of Dining Services at force. Those jobs will remain here, information is beneficial to students, as members the ex-Nazi leaders. How about the lives of those the university, we feel, should be to make the NAFTA or no NAFfA. of the S. 0 . S. Group. we also feel that it is forced to remove their wives and children from dining experience more affordable and easily Ross Perot gave the best analogy of important to let the university community know the gas chambers and place them into the ovens attainable with a wide variety to choose from for the agreement in his book Save Your about our services which our right on campus. this animal presided over? How about the the multicultural and/or picky full-time student. ew Job, Sa11e Our Country: Why NAFfA S. 0 . S. offers a 24 hour confidential service innocent lives of the entire families, even entire The point of this letter you are asking? WE Must Be Stopped- Now!. line through the Student Health Service (831- villages he helped to wipe out? WANT THE UPPER DECK BACK!!!!! At the If California were to suffer a 2226). Students of the university can call the S. You state that his worst crime was following upper deck there was a variety of items to choose complete economic fallout, would it be in America's best interest to 0. S. contact line and a health service staff the directions of his country and failure to do so from; the service was quick and the food was For once in American poliUcs, an could have resulted in his death. Fearing for ones good, if you can actually believe that. You pay elimmate rruntmum wage ana cnua member will contact an S. 0 . S. volunteer who issue is not divided by party lines. labor laws in the state so U.S. will return the call shortly. The group's primary life never justifies the taking of someone else, for what you eat, not a set amount; for one day The North American Free Trade regardless of the situation and especially in the you may want to hog everything in site and other corporations will export their jobs to objective is to provide needed services and Agreement (NAFfA) is supported by the west coast? support for survivors of sexual offense. S. 0. S. manner accomplished in Nazi Germany. Even days your appetite isn't that gargantuan. It also Sen. Robert Dole (R), Lee Iaccoca, now, German courts are trying those responsible had some healthy choices which was uplifting. That, Perot says, is the situation is a volunteer organization made up of well and U.S. Presidents Jimmy Carter (D), between the United States and trained men and women. both for the issuance and the following of East You don't know how good something is until it George Bush (R) and Bill Clinton (D). Germany's "shoot to kill" orders at the Berlin is gone. This is a screaming plea to all dining Mexico. S. 0 . S. also offers a variety of services such It is opposed by Ross Perot NAFfA advocates point overseas as Educational/ Awareness programs aimed at Wall. hall officials to please bring back the Upper (Independent), Rep. Richard Gephardt Even if it is true that Demjanjuk was not the Deck. Thank you for your time and have a great to the European Community's dispelling the myths, misunderstandings and (D), conservative commentator Pat economic powerhouse, which is still miscommunication which surround the issue of notorious "Ivan the Terrible," it has been proven day! Buchanan and Rev. Jesse Jackson. that he lied on his papers for admittance to the - Ticked in Towers · developing influence in the world sexual violence, including acquaintance and date Interestingly, the vote in Congress economy. rape for residence halls. classrooms and United States about his Nazi past and should thus and the Senate should not reflect the be deported from this country indefinitely. Another anti-Smith letter With NAFI'A, they say, America organizations. partisan division during the vote on will create a trading bloc that will We also offer a Support Group for survivors The way to attack the Nazi's of the present is I would like to take the time to give Mr. Jason President Clinton' s economic to wipe out any trace of the Nazi's of the past, "I have all the answers" Smith a bit of insight compete on the E.C.'s level. who we feel would benefit from group package. Let's take a breather from the counseling and as mentioned our Survivor show them and other aspiring racists that no into the one issue about which he seems to be The United States will see a vote amount of time or supposed remorse can most in need of advice. Has he ever stopped to agreement's fine points for a moment. Contact Services, which is strictly confidential. on NAFfA undivided by party lines Why haven't we heard much about Again, we feel this information is imperative exonerate them from the atrocities they have consider that maybe no one has dropped by to and divided by what each committed! visit him in front of Morris Library because the Canada? Why all the commotion in student's understanding of our role in the congressman and senator feels is best about Mexico? university. For more information please contact -Yale Glazer (AS SR) university of Delaware is an institution of higher for the country. learning and most UD students, professors and America and Canada together the Student Health Services. What move should the United would be a force to be reckoned with - S. S. members Bring back Upper Deck staff have more productive things to do with 0 . States make on this agreement? in world trade. Although Canada has We are very disturbed. As Christiana Tower themselves than waste their time in a debate with The Congressional Budget Office's residents, we have elected to purchase the points a person who appears too closed-minded and its intcmal problems, it ranks high in Demjanjuk reconsidered comprehensive report on NAFTA the list of the most powerful economic ., Usually able to ignore the various inane plan for more flexibility in our spending power, self-assured to actually benefit from the says America will lose lower-wage (speaking for, we also assuming, the majority). discussion?! nations. ~ IHlalities of The Review's commentaries, I jobs as a direct result of the Where does Mexico ranlc? Low. .fct\ind myself forced to respond to the inaccurate When we are on campus we take advantage of As a journalist, Mr. Smith must understand agreement. the vast choices of facilities. in which to dine. that a great deal of information about any author If we are to compete with the E.C., and obviously sensationalistic drivel Jason Sean However, they compared the including Mexico in the agreement .Gjlrber has seen fit to print. Judging by the When we return exhausted from a day of classes, is extracted from what he or she chooses to place expected job losses due to NAFTA work, studying, meetings we are peeved because before the reader in black and white . would throw an anchor overboard. •inflammatory style of the article, it was with the wage jobs lost in the brief Along with its cootinued poverty, ;apparently written only to incur the reader's there are very limited choices at Laird Campus. Unfortunately for Mr. Smith and h is risque U.S. recession in the early 80's. The We have a very expensive Christiana challenge, name calling, sweeping Mexico suffers from internal strife and •r,esponse. job losses will be insignificant, the pollutioo. > .:Well Garber, here is your response. You Commons market with mostly junk food or generalizations and intolerant expressions of report says. calorically dense foods. There is one dining hall, opinion do not exude an air of open-mindedness. NAFTA advocates would argue ~ted in your article, "Focus on today's fear not Mexico's labor force will work just that the agreement will help Mexico ' yesterday's " that the Nazi-hunters should give Pencader, in which you pay a minimum of seven It would appear that I am not alone in as hard as American wor1cers, but for dollars for dinner. Finally, there is the Amber concluding that an attempt to enlighten Mr. improve its economy, decrease the up the fight on a man who has already wasted 16 less pay. U.S. businesses in jeopardy need for Mexicans to migrate north years in jail. How do those 16 years compare to Lantern restaurant with its new menu which is Smith with a differing point of view would result will save dollars by exporting these extremely limited in its offerings as compared to in nothing more than a futile expenditure of and stimulate the U.S. economy as the thousands of people Demjanjuk , as an jobs across the border. well . admitted Nazi prison guard, either assisted of last semester's menu. In addition, at the Amber precious oxygen; therefore, I would encourage Keeping jobs in America will be Lantern you have to sit and be waited on or you Mr. Smith inthe future to display more tact (if Such a simple solution for such a merely just escorted to their deaths in the various the last thing oo a CEO's mind when complex problem. Only if America crematoria and gas chambers? can go to the take out section and wait at least not sensitivity) in his persuasive technique. profits are slipping. You ask what harm can these 75-80-year-old fifteen to twenty minutes. Of course there are - Quentin L. Joyner (BE SO) The United States, on the other seeO'Donnell pageAI3 October 5, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A 13 Barbie Self -evaluation leads to an investigation of my racism· "They are the only ones who don't struggled to listen to in my a comment wa s made about the To make a conclusion, to try tQ meets the try to improve themselves." investigation. definition of "nigger" with Sean salvage some kind of point to these "[Minorities/ just consider it So what do I do? Commentary sitting two seats over in close ear statements, I have developed a theorY. Ql10/her thing for free." I decided that everytime I heard shot. He turned around and we of sorts. I consider myself, my one of the statements I would By Rob explained to him that he was not a individual situation, 10 be in a periocJ Nineties Some things are said without challenge the person uttering the "nigger" but a Newark Black and that of transition. thinking. words. h got to the point where Wherry there was a big difference. What, I Transition in that my grandparen~ The above statements were uttered people were saying, "Oh, I won't never quite figured out. probably had many prejudices, my Commentary by Review staff during editorial comment because Rob will get mad." Have I changed? parents slowly rebelled against them; discussions debating minority So does this help the situation? newspaper, Charles Creekmur said: "I Having survived a quarter of a and now I have been taught to treat ' By jason scholmhips and the National Service lf a person does not try everything do believe mu ch of The Review staff century, I would like to think that I everyone in the same light, a small Nathaniel Program over the last few months. in their power to stop racism, does is ignorant to the Black experience on don't have a prejudiced bone in my part of my grandparents influences Bordering on racist, the sayings that in fact make himself a racist? this campus. I don't believe you are body, that the happenings around me still lingering around. · Smith have caused me to evaluate exactly I came to the conclusion it does, educated in the Black experience at don't reflect on me personally. An absurd theory in practice: how much of it I experience 'on an and ihat I would probably be all." Maybe there are levels to racism, because nm every family is brough~ First off, in response to James everyday basis and whether I myself considered by many to be racist. The I think he hit the problem, the so- the full-blown KKK supporter, the up like mine, evidence being m Y. • Kaihatu's letter, I present to the could be considered racist. thinking being even if a small portion called nail, right on the head. closet raci st only exposing his/her friends, but one that could be proven reading public the New Collegiate It is quite surprising when you look of a person's life borders on Rich Jones, a forme r editor in chief beliefs among friends and then me correct with the next generation of thti Webster's Dictionary definition of at yourself, kind of hover above prejudice, it is too much. of The Review and now a staff who does not spread it, but does Wherry family . Leftist. "Leftist: Liberal or everything that is going on around Think about it though, look around reporter at the Philadelphia Inquirer, nothing to stop that spread from I would like to think this column i~ radical." The opposite of Leftist is you, watching and listening with campus - I mean really look around wrote in a recent Dela ware Today growing roots. making someone sit back and do the not Fascist, it is Rightist. (James, skepticism. I thought, maybe hoped, campus. When you are sitting at any article he experienced racism while Charles Creekmur is probably same investigation I conducted. I( • look it up.) that I would hear or see nothing that of the packed bars around town on standing in from of his dorm waiting reading this, laughing hysterically, groups of people stay isolated from ! would take me a back. Well, I was any given night, do you see a large So you see, I can say leftist for the bus, a van pulled up and yelled and thinking how naive this guy is the rest of the world, nothing will evei. ' whenever I want. wrong- very wrong. minority population? Is the academic "niggers." and trying to figure out exactly what improve, especially racism. • 1 Friends, relatives, it seemed a lot setting at this university set up to Leftist, leftist, leftist, leftist, An occurance that repeats itself I'm trying to say. Right now I haven' t done much tO: : leftist, leftist, leftist, leftist. of the people around me made benefit no only whites, but blacks, more than you would think. Naive is a good adjective, but a change my life, but one thing I would> • phrases with negative connotations And as for those accusations reds and yellows? I can remember when I was young better one is blind. I compare myself like to start with is meeting Charle~ · and passed them off as "humorous" or No. that I am just trying to be The and being bused into Wilmington to to a man walking straight ahead, Creekmur. · : Review's "loose cannon," let me "just a joke." However, the RISE program is one attend fourth grade during the first sometimes seeing only what is in Nice guy, maybe. Built like a: ' For example, "That's when the example of the univeristy's attempt at just say this: years of desegregation. I rode home front of me, never paying attention to truck, I don't know. But, there is only· : Yeah, so? nigger came out in him," "Of course making a slow change. with Sean Bishop, a black student what is going on to my right or left. A one way to fmd out. :: he was Puerto Rican," "I wouldn't go In an article he wrote about Ex Now, onto this week's topic: from Newark and a good friend at the practice that makes me blinder than . ' The Barbie doll. out with a girl after she went out with Editor in Chief Doug Donovan last time. the person walking with a cane, never Rob Wherry is an editorial : a black guy" are all conversations I Spring in Pamoja, the Black student Now we all know that sex is A conversation arose during which quite sure of where he/ she is heading. columnist ofThe Review. : : completely socialized and has nothing to do with our genes. And being as the world is run Save the fetus; kill the doctor:: completely by men, any fool can see that the Barbie doll is just a sneaky patriarchal weapon The Pro-Life movement is According to Gina Shaw of the. : intended to brainwash little girls. getting desperate. National Abortion Federation, the· : But the tide is changing! America now has a pro-abortion Commentary difference between this year and: : Women no longer strive to look rights president and legislation others is the record a mount of·: initiated during the Reagan and like Barbie. Bent feet to fit into By Brian damages because the problem is: : high heels, blue eyes, blonde hair, Bush era is being thrown into the now people who really know what· 1 paper shredders of Washington . Hickey they are doing. : ski.nny-exactly what the woman of 1 the nineties is NOT, right? Their backs are against the wall Isn't that a pleasant thought, they And what about Ken? Slicked and , although they deny really know what they are doing?·; responsibility, they are now back hair, strong, well-dressed. Police don't have any suspects in They can now effectively fire-bomb - How absurd! returning to scare tactics and the latest attack, but do have some a Planned Parenthood clinic and . violence to get their views across. For the sake of the leads. Well here's another lead: successfully put a bullet through a · . impressionable young kids of Basical ly the term pro-life is look for a bunch of morons who doctor's temple. _ America, we need to modify becoming an oxymoron. think that terrorism is the way to go. Hey, keep working, eventually Barbie and Ken to represent the We have people shooting and The National Pro-Lifers claim you can construct an atomic bomb · killing abortion doctors in Florida real world, the 90s lifestyle. they are not in any way responsible and decimate any country that : and now we have others fire So here goes ... for this or any other attempt at allows abortion! · Kendra bombing Planned Parenthood and terrorism. If we as a country look upon : other pregnancy clinics. (In the tradition of The Crying Besides the bombings and other terrorism from other countries, such · · The most recent fire-bombing Game) Transvestite doll with take violent acts, these people have as Libya or Iraq, as one of our major ' occurred Wednesday in Lancaster, off wig and "pivot toes" so s/he blocked entrances to clinics so problems, why do we allow it to be Pa. and it was the third such can wear both boots AND heels. nobody can get in, which is performed by our own citizens• Tattoo Barbie Hypothetically, say the terrori stic attack in the past 10 days. blatantly an infringement of other without retribution? , , The other two fire-bombings If we were able to crack the :: Submerge her in hot water to congress defeats NAFTA. rights. O'Donnell happened in Bakersfield, Ca. and see tattoos appear all over her Will this make the country look Fights have broken out at protests World Trade Center bombing Peoria, Ill., causing more than almost overnight, I'm sure that our • body. Comes with her own continued from pageA 12 bad? NAFT A supporters claim a and people have ended up 1 million dollars in damages. motorcycle. defeat will cause U.S. foreign hospitalized or even killed. law enforcement community could ; '! Euthanasia Barbie could get something for nothing. relations to suffer and be labeled Abortion rights groups are in an Peaceful protest seems to have put a squeeze on the Pro-Life • uproar, calling for President Clinton Pull a string on her back and she How can the United States lose as isolationist and greedy. gone flying out the window and terrorists. · : and Attorney General Janet Reno to squeals, "Kill me kill me kill me lower-wage jobs to Mexico, keep For the good of America, the violence is the way to get things The federal government must • I initiate a Federal investigation. done! crack down on these radical Pro- ' kill me!" Comes with her own Dr. its skilled-labor jobs and improve government should not run a 1 Something will have to be done Death machine and gas mask. both country's economies at the popularity contest with other It is difficult for me to say that Lifers before they get more out of about this because, if it keeps up, the entire pro-life movement is hand than they already are. • Hippie Barbie same time? One country has to nations. lf NAFrA is not ideal for 1 people will feel the only way to Hippies never wash themselves. lose out for the other to benefit. the country's economy, the responsible for these radicals, Millions of dollars in damages •I solve their problems will be to 1 That's why the Hippie Barbie has Sure, this agreement could agreement should be defeated. because they are not, but they do are surfacing all over the country, ; scratch-and-sniff action! Comes benefit all three nations at once, The E.C. will continue to trade resort to terrorism. have to take some responsibility, and not a damn thing is being done. • ; Oh, I forgot to mention the fact complete with a miniature pair of transforming North America into and correspond with the United and they could have an effect to Maybe it is going to take a few ; ' that the clinic in Lancaster did not Birkenstocks, tie-dye underwear, an economic superpower. States whatever the outcome will make them stop. more deaths from these attacks until • offer abortion services. and stained jeans. But looking back to the past 15 be. Every group has its radicals, but the government will do anything . · :: Feminist Barbie years, the trend has been to export Therefore, Congress has a Basically, these terrorists burned it is the segment which takes the Nobody has the right to deny 1 • down a pharmacy with counsellors. With extendible claws, dressed jobs and business to where it is responsibility to keep the nation most responsible approach, which someone else entry into a Planned ; : Watch out CVS, you could be in a tuxedo. Pull the string in her cheaper - countries in economic strong. gets its problems solved most Parenthood clinic, and nobody •: back and she says one of the hardship that offer cheap labor. By keeping America in next because you sell condoms in effectively. should remain on the street after · ' your store just like the ones that the following: "That is inappropriate," Until the government discovers America. Scare tactics will not change the exploding a firebomb on its steps. Lancaster Planned Parenthood did . "That is not O.K. with me," or how to keep U.S. businesses Supreme Court's views on abortion, Put boards over those windows "Die, patriarch," where they belong, it should not ). Matthew O'Donnell is an yet they are continually popping up Happy Harry's, you sell pregnancy Bob open the doors even wider for editorial columnist of The all over America. Brian Hickey is an editorial tests, and in the eyes of the radical, Ken's gay lover. Comes with economic exp6nation. Review. The amount of attacks has not columnist of The Review. . .~ rational pro-lifers, that may just be box of mini condoms to promote changed in the abortion war, only enough to bum you to the ground. safe sex. the effectiveness. IV Barbie With chastity belt and crucifix. Beastia/ity Barbie Comes with a selection of farm animals. That Lady Who Flips Omelettes up at Pencader Barbie What other newspapers are saying ••• Complete with snotty apron, torn gloves and an attitude. Pull On Colin Powell ... -Ron Lug bill, The Daily Tar Heel, Sept. 27, preferenlialtreatment. A greater presence of "The Southern Baptist Convention, her string and she says, "Here, take 1993 women and nonwhite males in nonlraditional the nation's largest Protestant denominaJion, ' it," "So what if it fell in 'the gunk " :.. Few in Washington believe -last positions would help to break down preiudices has create4 a campaign called True Lnv,_ trench'" or "Why should I?" On Clinton's foreign policy ... and stereotypes. People who hold strong biases Waits in which teen-agers pteage infronl of - Oppressed Bearded Barbie week's military retirement ceremonies mar/ced the end of Powell's public career, Indeed, not against women or nonwhites often have usually their parents and and each other to remain Comes with her own electrolysis never had the opportunity to work alongside chaste IUllil marriage ... kit. since Dwight D. Eisenhower (temporarily, as it " ... Clinlon is no isolationist. But he turned out) after World War II has there been wants his Presidency to be known for domestic people who are differenl from themselves. "These are flames that could be Liberated Bearded Barbie a general so coveted by the politicians of both achievements like health care reform and "Prejudice is the offspring of fanned into bonfires in which virginity and Comes with moustache wax and P,r;rties, as a potential candidate for presidenl economic revival. So he has tried to avoid ignorance and can be most effectively purity would become the "in" thing and the clipper attachments. distracting foreign policy arguments by leaving combatted through knowledge and MadoMas and Janet Jacksons of the culture Treehugger Barbie . -;DavidS. Broder, The Philadelphia Inquirer, the tal/cing to /cey aides, stressing the rhetoric experience ... Preferenlial treatment can bring would quickly fade into oblivion ... " Comes molded to her own tree. Oct.3, 1993 of continuity and, wh ere possible, quickly people of different races and sexes together, so -Cal Thomas, The Wilmington News Journal, Also comes with her own pet changing the subject. that they can begin to overcome their fears and Oct. 3, 1993 spotted owl named "Eco'! and On Choice in Education ... "Trouble is , events haven' t prejudices ... " cooperated. Mr. Clinlon has had to deal with -Joel Rudin, The (St. Louis University) valuable endangered species University News, Sept. 24,1993 trading cards. " ... The state monopoly on education real international crises, and has performed On Hillary Clinton ... Bordercross Barbie must stop. All children, regardless of family reasonably well. But mumbling the old verities Comes with wire-cutters and a income, should be given the opportunity to of international engagement just sounds silly in On the sexual counterrevolution ... " ... Hillary Rodham Clinton blinded pretend $20 dollar bill. attend the school that best serves them . a world radically transformed by the end of the Boys on the fli/1 (ladies, coo) into Koresh Ken Students are individuals and are best served by superpower confronlation ... " submission in her first day testifying as Reenact the FBI raid on the a school that suits them, not by a school that -The New York Times, Oct. 3, 1993 " ... Something is stirring in the land Mistress of Health. It was a quick knockout. If among young people. It may be described as a Waco compound! Koresh Ken tries to form them into a preconceived shape. the queen appeared before Parliament, she Some studenls tkJ better in a highly-structured sexual coiUllerrevolution . It is a growing belief couldn't have been treated with cozier comes with his own glow-in-the On Affirmative Action ... among teens that they have been exploited by dark halo and lighter fluid. environment, some need more freedom . deference ... " Parents should be free to choose the school adults who treat youthful sexuality as a -sandy Grady, The Philadelphia Daily News, Sorority Barbie commodity to be merchandised for profit. Insen beer and clothes fall off. that best fits their child . ... " " ... Society can benefit, as well ,from Sept.. 29, 1993 Homeless Barbie Comes with her own "How to search through dumpsters" manual and her own grocery cart. Also comes with "Road Grime Makeup Kit." Leadership Conference Education Fund, Inc. Newark Traffic Cop Barbie Complete with nasty smirk and white postal service Jeep. Comes with empty deodorant container. And finally, just to show that I'm Oh! such a fair guy ... Conservative Barbie With chainsaw and six-armed baby which glows in the dark. jason Nathaniel Smith is an editorial columnist of The Review. A 14 • THE REVIEW • October 5, 1993 Share the excitement of Blue Hen football Saturdays with your friends! Here's the new procedure for group .tickets: Put your name and your friends' cFl names on a list. Include each person's z I. D. card number and signature. Take .E:;j the list to the Mitchell Hall box office ~ · for processing. Use the steps on the ..::;;-4.? left for football ticket pickups. Drop y your list off on Tuesday, Wednesday or ...... ,~ ~ Thursday and pick up your tickets a I Gift\\."' week later. Here's the schedule for requesting and picking up blocks of tickets: • Hens vs. Villanova (Oct. 16) Request tickets at Mitchell Hall Oct. 5, 6 & 7 Pick up tickets at Mitchell Hall Oct. 12, 13 & 14 . (1 0,000 fans will receive traveling mugs, courtesy of Diamond State Telephone Yellow Pages.) • HOMECOMING! Hens vs. Maine (Oct. 30) Request tickets at Mitchell Hall Oct. 19, 20 & 21 Pick up tickets at Mitchell Hall Oct. 26, 27 & 28 (First 5,000 fans will receive U. D. pennants, courtesy of Grotto Pizza.) • PARENTS DAY! 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B4 Question of the Week ...... 82 Sports in Review ...... B4 Clearly, Zima ...... 83 Women's 25 year in sport.85 Late night report card ...... 83 Classifieds ...... 86 Field Hockey wins ...... 85 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyl es iOAUU JQQJ, ... If TO Till llJT JYIJV TO IIHOW WJ/111 JIU JYJ/1/Tf IH. . . lfHT IN. BY LIZ LARDARO Kathleen Nicholson, fashion features Editor market editor for Women's Wear It's about freedom. Daily, says the look for fall is not Style is all about individuality only romantic, but also what she this fall as both New York and calls "attic chic." Parisien haute couture becomes a Nicholson says among the other matter of opinion rather than a looks for fall are the Edwardian, strict dictation from designers. mil itary , equestrian, or even As the straight cut lines and Mandarin styles. quarterback shoulder pads of the Incorporated into these styles is 1980s fall to the runway wayside, a velvet, the fabric of choice for new form in silhouette, texture and many designers including Lauren, attitude alike emerges in their Christian Lacroix and Anna Sui. place. Nicholson says designers For fall 1993, the best way to showed pieces that mix velvet by tell what's in is to know what isn' 1 itself for day and for evening as in. well. Grunge, the trendy bandwagon One of the most important fall that even conventional designers pieces, says Cleary, is a romantic jumped on this past spring, is gone. white blouse with or without Ostentation, i.e. anything French cuffs. resembling big and gold buttons, According to Nicholson, vests has also become obsolete on the with embroidered tapestry are also runway . Heavy layering has been an important component. replaced by soft fabrics combined Mirabella Senior Fashion Editor to elude a femininity that the 80s Lesl ie Johnsen says that not only seemed to forget women possessed. do ve lvets and prints dominate, but "The clothes are about a more so does a very long, A-line discreet kind of sexiness," says silhouette. Cindy Weber Cleary, senior fashion "Skirts and dresses are long, and editor for G !amour. "It's more there is a tremendous amount of comfortable arid it's more personal. fabrics that skim the body," she probably won't be seen much in and Lauren's Double RL "Instead of wearing something says. the 90s, she says. collection are good for university overtly sexy, layers of sheer cut However, Cleary says that the Other current fashion faux students to look to this season. fabrics subtly suggest the body," same designers who show long also pas, according to Johnsen, Cleary agrees, saying that she says. ship (for marketing purposes) short, include bell bottoms, Lauren 's collection, which is So for fall, New York designers "so that women don't switch their exaggerated platform shoes and filled with western looking items, delivered a rich, black, Victorian whole wardrobe over to long, shoulder pads . is aimed somewhat at college feeling in their creations. From which is not as accessible as short." As undesirable as the shoulder aged fashion goers. Donna Karan's long sexy black Nicholson says that although she pad is this season, the boot, Nicholson adds, "The great dresses to Ralph Lauren's Russian doesn't think there will be too which all three fashion editors thing about fashion now is that inspired prints and coats to Calvin much long next season, long refer to as the "granny boot," is college kids are taking what they Klein's straight away pantsuits, jackets with leggings underneath quite desirable. see [in fashion] from the media there is a feeling of ages gone by in are also very big right now. Cleary says all kinds of boots and interpreting it in their own the latest designs. And the color to wear the styles are hot this season, from the ways. Across the ocean, designers like in- black. laced up granny variety to classic "The nice part about this Gianfranco Ferre in Milan, Karl Cleary says "muted" colors such riding boots to cowboy kickers. season is that anything goes," she Lagerfeld in Paris and Rei as brown, black, tan and beige are Even Lagerfeld 's Chane! says. Kawakubo of Comme des Gar~;ons popular for the 90s, reflecting the collection had models sporting Or, comes and goes. in Tokyo were also breaking new growing interest in the futuresque moon boots, complete "Modern is a word you hear Above left and right: Clothes ground with fabric mixing, flowing environment. with furry lining and Chane! being thrown around all the•time hemlines and gentle silhouettes. Colors from the other end of the logo, down the Parisien paths. in this business," says Johnsen. are long, soft and romantic "Romantic," is the way Cleary spectrum, such as bright reds or But not all designers were "It's very interesting to watch describes the collections. oranges, are presently considered quite so eccentric. · the evolution [in fashion] and the "We're seeing things that have a unnatural, says Cleary, and "look Ni cholson says some historical reoccurrences as well Above: Fall's 'grannie' boots nostalgic look," she says. "There is kind of weird right now." designers • second collections, as what continues to look lots of velvet and heirloom inspired Anything short and spandex or like Karan's DKNY, Klein's CK modem," she says. -photos by J.Hollada jewelry." skin tight is also something that Waif models: Tiny Yo, mon-Wacky-guy John figures, big careers Candy plods through 'Runnings' BY LIZ l.ARDARO non-existent figure and sallow face, Cool Runnings Jamaica, where Dericc (played simply twelve-year old, but for adults there's FearuresEditCN represent a portion of a population Jon Turteltaub by Leon) is striving to become an too little action or excitement. Flowing in this year with the new dying from A.ID.S. And still others say Walt Disney Pictures Olympic spri nter. The film's downfall is the way it aesthetic in fashion is a new breed of she's just a passing trend. Grade: D+ . But during the tryouts, a freakish handles what could be an interesting models that almost all designers, "The waifs are still around [this accident crushes the dreanJS of the top story. It falls vic lim tO being a typical repaters and fellow models refer to as season]," says Kathleen Nicholson, BY RACHEL CERICOLA three hopefuls, sending us into a wacky Hollywood formula movie. 'waifs.' fashion market editor for Women's GLENN SLAVIN plot twist. Disney could have used this plot to Most waifs are frail, thin and Wear Daily. "But I don't know how Entert4inment Editor; Adamant about going to the make the adventure/thri!Vcomedy that delicately featured, with an almost much longer. If Bob Marley were alive today, he Olympics, Dericc devises an they're marketing it as. The outcome, childlike appearance. "My interpretation [of waif would have made an excellent brake altcmative plan. Yep, you guessed it , however, is that Cool Runnings Many of them call to mind 1960s popularity] is thai people just got tired man. he teams up with the only guy on the couldn't melt a snow cone. model Lesley Lawson, aka Twiggy, [of other models] and wanted to see a Of course there would have been a whole island with dreadlocks, giving who weighed in at 92 pounds and stood whole new approach," she says. trail of smoke coming from the back of you the idea of the "creative libenics" 5 feet 6 inches. Nicholson says that Klein has done the bobsled, one that's not caused from they took making this dog, and forms British model Kate Moss, whose this new approach not only by using friction. the first Jamaican Mango Throwing bare breast and deniere can be seen in waifs in his ads, runways and benefit After the mighty rastaman 's Team. Calvin Klein's Obsession for men shows, but also by using older models, untimely death, we have nothing left to But he realizes mango throwing magazine ads, is probably one of the like Lauren Hutton and Jane Hitchcock. praise except maybe the Jamaican hasn 't been an Olympic event since the best known models this season, and not But other fashioo officials doo 't take bobsled team. tum of the decade, so he implores John far behind her are fellow waifs Amber the matter quite as lightly. Hence the plot for Cool Runnings, Candy, ex-bobsledd ing legend who is Valetta, 20, and Shalom Harlow, 19. Leslie Johnsen, senior fashion editor someone's master plan to currently passing himself off as a sled Nineteen year old Moss, who has at Mirabella, says the waif look is a step commercialize the dreadlock style, so himself to coach the team. also posed with Marky Mark for Calvin backward for women in 1993. every American fourth grader will go They also get other Jamaican guys, Klein underwear ads, weighs in at about Calling them unnecessary, Johnsen around sporting the mop-head and with reall y great names like Sanka 100 pounds and stands 5 feet 7 inches. says the waifs are out of step with the saying "no problem ." Coffie and Yul Brenner, to join. Her childlike look and frail starure has 90s. But, we have a problem. Not even This film is predictable in almost caused some controversy in the fashion "I think it's an insult to womankind," wacky-guy John Candy can save this every scene. Endless spills and ridicule world as well as the world ootside. she says. "It's not representative of film from crashing head-first, causing are expected for a ftTSt!ime team. What Some say the waif's look could be women." an explosion so large, th e radiation is not is that, in a fi lm about Jamaica, detrimental to the lx:alth of young girls Representative or not, waifs are would melt Walt Disney's frozen head . the word "hie" is not used even once. on the border of anorexia nervosa or making money like their already The premise for the movie, To make this film well-rounded. bulimia. Others say her look is new and established countelplllS. however, is not a joking matter. It's there's even a wacky bar fight fresh as opposed to the overexposed People magazine recently reponed very notable that these four young complete with a room full of rcdnecks countenances of supennodels like Linda that Moss has made over $2 million Jamaicans struggled to compete in the doing the "Achy-Brcaky" to the tunc of must have been Evangelista and Cindy Crawford. Some dollars so far, and the figures don't 1988 Olympics. a 48 Hours beat. smoking something Jamaican oppooents say the waif, with her almost seem to be slipping. Yet. The story begins in the sunny isle of As a kid 's movie, this film might be when he took this role. able to hold the attention span of a , ---· - ~·------ Movie Madness Octobr 5, 1993. THE RMEW• 82 Leftover pizza and 'The Princess Bride' beat out beers and frats The options were essentially unlimiled. and finished up my dinner during The kidnapped by Humperdink's henchmen and Wesley still hadn't shown up. There wonld defini tel y be parties to go to Princess Bride. I lost myself in Wesley and tonured in the pit of despair. And I Didn't Buttercup know that her true and beer to drink. After all , it was and Buuercup's fairy tale romance. I cried cheered when Inigo and Fezzik rescued the Jove was on his way? Miracle Max and I Saturday night on a campllS that received Movie Madness with Buttercup when she heard that man in black from the pit and brought him cheered together as the spell worked and five beer mugs in the national ratings. by Traci Manza Wesley had been murdered by The Dread to Miracle Max to be miracled back to life. Wesley's life was restored, and I waited on And after a long debate ov er which Pirate Roberts. I cried for her when she And through it all, I thought to myself .. the edge of my seat for him to find his party I should go to, or which bar would be agreed to marry Prince Humperdink, who . nothing . I simply enjoyed the adventures beloved Buuercup. the most fun (i.e. the most crowded), I had the right as Jrince to marry any girl he of Buttercup and Wesley. I didn't think Tears came to my eyes as I watched made my decision on how to spend my working at Til£ Review and living chose, even though she did not Jove him. about my political science class. I didn't Buttercup and Wesley's long-awaited Saturday night. with two other girls in a small apanmem, I And it didn't even occur to me that I think about my Visa bill. I didn't think reunion. It was a hard decision. It was even kind wasn't drinking beers at some fraternity about the cute boy in my English class who And somewhere in between the fencing don 't have much ~ im e to myself1 And of an embarrassing decision . But it was every once in a while I start missing house and complaining I was too hot or the I have this huge irreversible crush on and and the fighting. I found myself. I wasn't definitely worthwhile to decide to not go to myself. music was too loud. who doesn't know I'm alive. And I didn't dancing at the Down Under. I wasn't a fraternity party and to not go to a bar - I was now faced with another decision. I seuled deeper into the comer of my think about my friends who were out yelling over the music at some fraternity to not go anywhere. Which movie to watch? couch as the man in black fenced with drinking beers and hanging out. party. And I wasn't getting drunk at some I made my decision and I stuck to it. I As I boiled water for mac and cheese, I Inigo Montoya, bested Fezzik the giant, I was too busy concentrating on whether random pany on Madison or North Chapel stayed in, not becallSC I had exams to study mnlled over our video collection. My and poisoned Vezzini the Sicilian to rescue or not Miracle Max could bring Wesley Street. for or papers to write, but for a much better roommates and I do not have an extensive Buttercup. And I got all kinds of misty back to life in time for him to stop I was sitting on my couch in sweatpants, reason. movie library, so my choice was limiled to when the man in black finally revealed his Buttercup from marrying Humperdink. eating leftovers and witnessing true love. I was devoting my Saturday night to my a select few of the greatest movies of all true identity as Buttercup's lost love. I ate some leftover Pizza Hut while I knew I was around here somewhere. own mental health. time, a collection consisting of, among I popped some microwave popcorn, and Inigo avenged his father 's death. I sat with And it felt great. others, The Sound of Music, Love Story happily munched while Wesley and baited breath as the high priest rushed Traci Manza is a copy editor of The Call me anti-social, but I jllSt needed a and Bull Durham. Buttercup braved the perils of the fire through the ceremony and pronounced Review. Movie Madness runs every ni ght to be by myself. Between taking I readied my VCR for a timeless classic swamp. I cringed when Wesley was Buttercup and Humperdink man and wife, other Tuesday. Christiana Mall Undercover Blues- Showtimes: .Striking Distance· Showtimes: 1-95 and Route 7 (368-9600) Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:10, 3:05, 5:00, Tue. Wed. Thu. 1: 30, 4:35, 7:25, 7:15, 9:30. 9:45. For Love or Money· Michael J. Fox reprises his role from "Family The Man Without a Face Free Willy· Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Do you? Ties." Showtlmes: Tue. Wed. Thu . Showtimes:Tue. Wed. Thu. 2:15, Thu. 1:30, 4:40, 7:30 .. 4:45, 7:35, 10:10. 2:00,4:15, 7:30, 9:50. The Man Without a Face • have difficulty with intimate Malice- Nicole Kidman as the Free Willy-. Showtimes: Tue. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:05, helpless female, Alec Baldwin as 'Y{ed. Thu. 1:30, 4:00. 4:20, 7:05, 9:45. relationships? God. Showtlmes: Tue. Wed. Thu. True Romance-- Showtimes: Tue. The Age of Innocence 1:30, 4:15, 7:15,9:40. Wed. Thu. 1:30,4:10,7:10,9:55. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:00, • feel you are different from Striking Distance-Showtimes:Tue. The Age of Innocence 4:00, 7:00, 9:50. Wed . Thu. 2:00, 4:15, 7:00, 9:30. Showtimes:Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:00, The Good Son· Showtimes: Tue. other people? The Good Son- Showtimes:Tue. 4:00, 7:00, 10:00. Wed. Thu. 1:15, 4:15 , 7:15,9:40. Wed. Thu. 2:15, 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 . The Fugitive-Showtimes: Tue. The Program· Showtimes: Tne. • have difficulty having fun? The Program- Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu .. 1:00,4:00, 7:00, 10:05 .. Wed. Thu. I :00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:50. Wed . Thu. 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 9:45 . Jurassic Park- Showtimes: Tue. Jurassic Park· Showtimes: Tue. • constantly seek approval and Cjnemark Movies 10 Wed. Thu . 7:05, 10:00. Wed. Thu. 1:00,4:10, 7:10, 10:00. First State Plaza Shopping Center( 994-70 751 affirmation? Newark Cinema Center The Fugitive- Showtimes: Tue . A Bronx Tale· Robert DeNiro Wed . Thu. 1:10, 4:20,7:10, 10:10. shooting for both Best Actor and Newark Sh opping Center (737-3720) • find that you are impulsive? Best Director. Showtlmes: Tue. A Bronx Tale· Showtimes: Tue. Warlock, The Armageddon· Wed . Thu. 2:00, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. Wed. Thu. 5:45, 8:00, 10:15 . Showtlmes: Tue. Wed. Thu .. 4:30, 10:10. Cool Runnings· Answers all those The Fugitive- Showtimes: Tue. qu estions about the birth of the Wed. Thu. 5:00, 8:15 . Sleepless in Seattle· Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:15,7:35. Jamaican bobsled team with wacky Cool Runnings· Showtimes: Tue. Are you a child of John Candy as coach. Showtimes: Wed. Thu. 5:30, 7:45, 10:00. In the Line of Fire- Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Thn. 1:05 , 3:15 , 5:25 , Tue . Wed. Thu. 1:00, 4:20, 7:00, 7:35,9:50. Re~a/ Cinemas 10-Peop/es Plaza 9:55. Airborn· Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Malice· Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Much Ado About Nothing an alcoholic? Thu. 7:30, 9:45 . Thu. 1:45,4:15, 7:20,9:50. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 9:40. Warlock, The Armageddon For Love or Money· Showtimes: • Adult Children of Alcoholics Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Thu . 1:15, Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:50, 4:45, 7:45, > 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 . 10:05 . -Rachel Cericola Group The Secret Garden-Showtimes: Cool Runnnings· Showtimes: Tue. Tue. Wed. Thu. 2:15,4:55 . Wed. Thu. I :40, 4:50, 7:50, 10:05. 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Perhaps the images of a Greek beverage, Miul tried Zima for the flTSt "As the weather changed our sales falters goddess or an ancient town in Norlh time. have somewhat decreased," he says. Africa, or even a female zebra come to "I wasn't into beer itself and my "It's more of a summer type drink." mind. boyfriend bought me Zima as a Zima may have zapped Delaware in badly In actuality, Zima is the name of a substitute to it.," she says. June, but befcre that it was barely heard new clear malt beverage. Mitt! says her first impression of of. Zima, which is Russian for winter, Zima was thai it was okay, "but after I Junior Sue Gallagher says: "A girl was given the name because of its clear drank one I didn'tlike it. on my floor last year in Harrington ha1 appearance and 'crispy' taste, says Torn "I might· try it again but I wouldn't some Zima. She was walking down the Manlove, sales representative for pick it over beer. hall with it and nobody knew what it StanC!ard Distributing ComJ:mly. "It left a terrible aftertaste," she was and she didn't get in trouble. Made by Coors, Zima is a new and points out. Everybody thought it was soda." different category of malt beverage, Junior Claudine Baez, who calls Now that Zima is more accessible, says Manlove. herself a "beer woman," and Junior Gallagher says she likes it as an Zima is first brewed like beer, Britt Johnsoo both say they prefer beer alternative to drinking beer. Manlove says, after which all beer over lhe crystal beverage. Junior Ali Neithardt says, "I was at a characteristics like foam, color and But according to Manlove, the party and my friend ha1 some Zima so I flavor are filtered out of the liquid. crystal beverage is the new drink of tried it." "It ends up to be a flavorless malt tomorrow. Neithardt says she liked Zima a lot beverage," he says. "A citrus flavor is "The clear beverage is going to and now prefers it over beer. then added to the liquid." increase in the near future, like Oystal "It's better tasting than beer," she According to Manlove, the Pepsi and bottled water,"he says. "It's a says. development of Zima began when a rrcnd. People associate clearness with Junior Eileen Keenan says thai while special team in Colorado at Coors purity." her flTSt experience with Zirna was not Brewing Company decided they Jim Lacey, owner of El Sombrero in good, she would still give it anolhcr wanted to come up with something Newarlc, says he began selling Zima last chance. different. About a year later they Jure. "It's really good with some son of developed Zima. The beverage was "I sold 50 cases the flTSt weekend it Schnapps shot with it," she says. A Bronx Tale then successfully test marketed in areas came out and it went over like fire. Fritz Dallago, manager of the Park Robert De Niro across the nation. "It was wild," he says. and Shop Package Store, says: "Zima Tribeca "Zima has grown by leaps and Lacey says Zima is a very different is selling well. I'm going for ten cases a Grade: D bounds," he says. product because it is "more of an week which is a lot for a new product." Despite Zima's popularity, which upscale beverage than plain Budweiser, Dallago explains that Zima is a malt BY M. TYE COMER Assistant Entertainment Editor Manlove says arose very quicldy, s001e like a Heineken or Molson. beverage am not a malt liquor. university students still prefer the taste "I think more women drink it than However, he adds, "Nobody seems Robert De Niro is one of the THE REVIEW I). Hollada of traditional beer. men," he says. to really know what it is." most famous, talented and Ahhhhhhhhh! Zima, the latest in dear beverages, zips through the Freshman Kristin Miul says, "Zima And sophomore Rob Casella says accredited actors in Lhe history university's beer loving (and non-beer) loving community of Hollywood. Wilh all of Lhis, plus his new production I company Tribeca under his Cypress Hill gives a show that's really smoking belt, De Niro takes the next big step and dives into Lhe world of Cypress Hill I House of Pain I there for House of Pain and Cypress After receiving an ovation that The anti-police message of the stage. direction. Funkdoobies I Whooliganz Hill. would rival a ticker tape parade in song however, probably did not The band didn' t appreciate these Whether or not DeNiro has a October1, 1993 House of Pain came out with a New York City, he talked to the matter, since no police were in sight gifts and said that they did want future as a director is still out Philadelphia Armory whirlwind of hard-core rap, With the crowd about how ignorance of the during the show, except for Lhe van everyone's smelly *#@$, but if the for questioning, since there is 8p.m. bass pounding through the crowd like laws regarding the drug tends to cause parked two blocks away, which was crowd wanted to throw money or not a man alive who could buckshot. rrouble with the police. noticed on the drive home. joints, they would be appreciative. direct A Bronx Tale out of "If I B.Y BRIAN HICkEY The intensity in the room exploded you don't know the laws, Lhey The inside of the new CD cover, Then Lhey broke into Insane in the sinking into its swampy, murky , cny News Ed~or and everyone was jumping all over are just going to take advantage of Black Sunday, has a section Membrane, Lhe song Lhat has finally depths of unoriginality and Costumes and floats for Lhe New the place, people were getting thrown you," he said. designated for the defense of propelled Cypress into Lhe spotlight. stunning mediocrity. ' Year's Day Mummers Parade are across the crowd, the phenomenon of As his pro-marijuana lecture was marijuana, so it is safe to say that the The crowd was wild, with everybody The film begins with the stored in the Philadelphia Armory stage diving began; the room just went coming to an end, he told the crowd band believes that it should be screaming along with the lyrics and story of Calogero Anello, a while Lhey are not in use, but there nuts. that everybody should smoke "good, legalized. bouncing all over the place like a pack poor little Italian boy enticed were no string bands with plumed hats The Irish-based band paid homage green buds" as he lit up a joint of his This view became obvious with the of rabid kangaroos. by the glamour, and decadence to be seen there Friday night. to their native flag, which some own. next song Legalize It, during which At the end of Membrane, all of the of the mafia lifestyle. What there was, however, was audience members hoisted during the Judging by the thick cloud of th e band stood in a curtain of opening bands carne out to perform a Anello 's main affections Lhousands of fans, dozens of Pon-o performance. Danny Boy also sent smoke which slowly rose to the floodlights and spoke of the benefits cut together, but what really ensued focus around a smooth mafia pots, four groups on stage, and enough regards to all of the Irish in the arena. ceiling minutes later, it seemed Lhat of legalization. was a mosh pit on stage, wilh all of figurehead known as Sonny, marijuana to put Woodstock to shame. Just as lhe crowd began to lose its much of the audience took his advice. During this song, a five-foot-high the performers beating the hell out of played by Chazz Palminteri, Opening the show were two young collective legs, Jump Around , the As the smoke began to clear, statue of a hand holding a joint was one another; the phenomenon who also wrote the script. rkids who called themselves group's most well known song, however, the lights dimmed and rolled out on the stage, and as smoke stretched out into the crowd Anello, now only nine years ooliganz. started and the crowd re-started, but Cypress Hill took the stage, who began coming off the tip, Lhe crowd simul t.aneousl y. old, wins the respect of Sonny IThey played a three song set, by that time, the anticipation for seemingly took the NORML reps went nuts. As Cypress left the stage, this by refusing to rat on him in a closing it with their frrst single, which Cypress Hill had peaked, making the advice also. Judging by this response and the reporter's legs were jelly, hearing was murder lineup. will be released on Halloween. Put 20 minute intermission between sets The background of the stage smell of the air, it was obvious nonexistent and I had a hoarse throat To show his gratitude, 'em up, Stick 'em up started the crowd seem like an eternity. depicted a large marijuana leaf and Cypress didn't offend anyone with from singing along; I knew that what I Sonny takes Anello under his up on their way to Lhe fever pitch that Halfway through the break, a became lit up when the group started their views. had just experienced was the most wing, renames him "C," and would stay until Cypress Hill walked raggedy looking man wearing a tie the set with one of their classics, How House of Pain came out a few natural type of an adrenaline rush. guides him by the hand through off the stage hours later. dye, and looking like a leftover from 1 Could Just Kill a Man. songs later to perform a cut with The only thing that I had in my the sinisterly glamorous world After the Whooliganz left the stage the sixties, walked out on stage and After a few other cuts off their first Cypress. A powerful rendition of Put head as I was leaving was, forget of the 1960s New York mob and a 20-minute intermission, introduced himself as a representative album, Cypress Hill kicked in with Your Head Out, was the result of this about following Lhe Grateful Dead scene. Funkdoobies took the stage and of the National Organization for the Pigs, which does not have many collaboration, leaving people strewn across the nation, I'm going to rent a DeNiro is surprisingly continued to have the crowd bumpin ', Reformation of Marijuana Laws positive things to say about the law all over the place missing shoes and Ryder, and meet Cypress Hill in upstaged by Palminteri playing but it was obvious that everyone was (NORML). enforcement community. shirts because Lhey were thrown on Washington next week. "C's" father, an upstanding catholic bus driver who abhors his son's walk on the wild side Now, if if you think the plot so far sounds embarrassingly The Review's late night report card similar to the Academy Award winning Goodfellas, you're wrong. It's exactly like Goodfellas, right down to "C's" Ray Liotta-esque narration of the whole sad predicament. The movie, already typical, slow, and uncharismatic, takes a fatal step backwards when "C," now 17, discovers a, "tall, beautiful, and classy" black teenager named Jane. The two meet one day after classes and, in the spirit of Jungle Fever, spark up a Conan O'Brien forbidden interracial courting. Chevy Chase Arsenio Hall Jay Leno David Letterman The plot then begins to focus He's Chevy Chase and yoo're not. Rising from his humble beginnings They called him the king of late Letterman is in rare form . Poor Conan. He's got so much he completely on the rising Be thankful. as an Eddie Murphy protege, Arsenio night, but more than a year ago, Johnny Dave seems to have a new energy has to live up to. tensions between the Black and The Chevy Chase Show brings to Hall has dale what everyone from Joan Carson stepped down from his throne and verve since moving to CBS. And not one ounce of comedic Italian sections of the Bronx . late night television all of the same Rivers to Dennis Miler couldn't do; and passed the title on to a king of He appears extremely comfortable talent to back it up. Everything boils down to a antics from his Saturday Night Live create a fresh, original, number one late anolher kind . The Dorito King. in the Ed Sullivan Theater and makes I mean, there's unfunny and fiery confrontation between the days, without drugs or the great night program with one of the strongest Our dear old friend, Jay Leno frequent use of the easy access there's unfunny. O'Brien is so drab two groups, leaving the plot imp'ovisational cast. This time, instead fan bases that late night television has successfully crunched his way to the entrance to Broadway. and so boringly dull Lhat after silting line wide open for a social of falling on or off stage, Chevy falls ever seen. top spot and seems quite content to stay He's brought in the owner from through his show, you would find commentary on racism, flat on his face. Arsenio's secret boils down to there. the deli next door and made Lhe lady more enjoyment in passing a prejudice, and Do(ing) the Olase, who established much of his simple simplicity. No awkward desks Since inheriting the late night from the Xerox 'place photocopy her kidneystone or two. Right Thing. career wilh his stupid guy tricks, now to hide behind. No stupid sound effects throne, Leno has made several changes head. His monologue? Terrible. He The basic problem with the comes off as Lhough he's scraping up to coincide with cue card crashes. to the show. He's got a new theme In one episode Dave gave all Lhe spends too much time getting to Lhe script is that it attempts to take material that he thinks is foolproof. But Just a cozy cooch, a kick ass band, a song, great musical acts which seem to stand-by's free tickets to sec Miss punch line and when he gets to it, on too many issues at once. It he's just being tre fool. little bit of wit and a neverending rotate from late night show to late night Saigon and fed them Milk Duds it's just not funny. This is a spreads the racial issues He's proven he's a funny guy with fountain of energy. show (so nothing new there) and last ·While they waited two hours for the consistently bad omen to start the extremely thin, never giving recent efforts, such as Fletch, but he's What has made The Arsenio Hall but not least, Leno has Bradford show to stan. show with . real insight into the minds of been pegged as another late-night Show so successful over the years is Marsalis, Lhe coolest sax player in Schtick like this this can only be When he moves over to Lhe desk, the characters the way Spike victim. that it's just so different from music today and the saving grace of pulled off by the new Emperor of the audience has to put up with his Lee did with his breakthrough In one night's opener, Chase began everything else on the tube. late night. Late Night. supposedly amusing sidekick who films . singing his Louis Armstrong version of Where Leno, Letterman and Co. Leno has perfected his monologue His wry sarcasm and incessant wit should be kicked in Lhe side. Very The representation of the "Hello Dolly!," and ended with hacking appear in nice, corporate three piece to include Lhe latest news so if Peter certainly makes Dave the most hard . Now that would be funny. mafia is okay, but nothing as up a phlegm ball. Topics such as suits, Arsenio strolls out every night in Jennings and Tom Brokaw get to be interesting and humorous O' Brien has got to obtain beter brilliant as the Scorsese classic phlegm should be left to Howard Stern. bright, flashy suits and leather jackets. too much, Jay will give the news a interviewer. guests for his shows, too . One night it tries so hard to copy. The one redeeming portion of the Arxl Arsenio does have a reputation comedic lift. If you're looking for a Chalk it up to talent or experience-, he had actor Christopher Penn, a The pace is aggravatingly show is Lhe nightly "News Update," for booking the ma;t interesting guests good late night time, don't call Jay. but The Late Show is the only virtually unknown in Hollywood, slow, including very little which is an obvious copy of SNL's ever. Everyone from Madonna, to Leno e001es across as one who has worthwhile late night talk show. and spent a huge portion of airtime action, mediocre acting, and "Weekend Update." Spike Lee has Jna4e repeat., sometimes gotten just a little too comfortable being Some may say Dave is selling out asking him really dumb questions, to predictable plot twists. Being on opposite to Leno and unannounced appearances, giving the the Big Cheese of late night. Save the to appeal to the crowd still awake an which Penn gave short clipped To be perfectly blunt, sitting Letterman, Chevy has too much weight show an air of spontaneity that is cheese for your D The Review, Volume 120, Number 9 October , 5, Sports in Review By Meredith Women hooters shut out St. John's C/azar Hens use solid effort to stop three-game losing skid and defeat Regals 3-0. Women BY MICHAEL LEWIS the Hens. Junior m idfielder icing on the cake came with Staff Reporter Minnie Hudson, three for three thirty seconds left. Freshman The Delaware women's on penalty kicks this season, midfielder Carrie Lippincott soccer team put forth an kept her perfect streak intact. scored her first career goal on a versus the outstanding all-around effort in She rifled a low shot to the lead pass from Hendrickson. defeating St.John's 3-0 on right of Blohm to supply " I think the women bounced Sunday. The Hens scored once Delaware with all the offense back with a real solid effort in the first half and added two they would need. today," Delaware fourth-year system second-half tallies to break a "I don't seem to get nervous coach Scott Grzenda said. "We three-game losing streak. when I take penalty shots, " outhustled them for every loose Title IX. For many women The Hens (5-3, 0-2 North Hudson said. "I just ball, and we remained focused athletes, this legislation is Atlantic Conference) attack concentrate and make sure that for the whole game." synonymous with equality of was led by junior forward I always aim for the same Grzenda also noted that this opportunity in sports. For some, Kristy Hendrickson, who spot." is the best team he's had here it means the chance to go to scored on a beautiful shot from The rest of the half was at Delaware, and that "we have college at all. an almost impossible angle to marked by solid backline play a legitimate chance to go Title IX o f the Education put Delaware up 2-0 three from the Hens, with junior undefeated the rest of the Amendments of 1972 bans minutes into the second half. defender Suzie Schmidt and year." gender discri mination in From the left wing, sophomore Andrea Hendrickson concurred. progra ms r e ce iving federa l Hendrickson took the ball off Vroegindewey frustrating the "If we play the way we did funding. The legislation provides of a free kick and rifled it past Regal attackers. today, there's no reason we regulations for school obligations surprised senior goalkeeper Throughout the game the can ' t win all of our other with regard to athletics in the Carolyn Blohm. Hendrickson, entire Delaware defense games." areas of interest, opportunity and game, holds the Hen record for the Hens' goal crease. funding , but allows latitude in career assists (12) and, with 36 .After Hendrickson's goal, compliance. points in her three years, is the Regal offense began to As Delaware celebrates its only two behind the all-time press, realizing the clock was 25th year of intercollegiate record for points. against them. But goalkeeper women's athletics, many coaches Delaware began the game Melissa Kulp, one of attribute the reality of this fairly conservatively, and the Delaware's six freshman milestone in pan to Title IX. teams played back-and-forth starters, stopped all six shots It is clear that this legislation soccer in the early going. she faced. With 10 minutes left has had a beneficial impact on a However, 10 minutes into in the game , senior Sheena profound number of people, but the game, Delaware received a Hunter went in for Kulp to there are some things integral to golden opportunity when St. complete the shutout. equality which simply cannot be John's (0-8-1) junior defender As the game wore on, the forced by law. THE REVIEW !Walter M . Eberz Janice McCullagh was called talent difference between the No amount of legislation will Freshman midfielder Katie Nietubicz scrambles for the ball in for an intentional handball, teams became clear and the create interest in a panicular resulting in a penalty kick for Hens maintained control. The sport. the Hens' easy victory over St. John's Sunday. Look at basketball, for example. Men's and women's basketball play in the same arena and under Title IX receive similar funding. Why then, is men' s basketball attendance in excess of 3 ,000 people each game while women They came to pump you up! are lucky to get 200? And why is every men's game BY MEGAN MCDERMOTI to a few months. pound weakling stories ," on the radio while women's . Sports Editor Tracy Morris, 23 , overall Matarazzo says. "I was always a games are only broadcast in Wi th Guns-N-Roses' "Paradise winner of the women's good-size kid." double-header situations? City" blaring, lights blinking on competition, started training six Matarazzo, 27, still boxes a Perhaps there should be a law and off in time to the music and months ago . A former track few times a week, he says. forcing people to attend women' s fans standing for a better view, runner, the Delaware State "I'm your basic gym rat," he matches. Or require equal radio the massive professional biology teacher says she has been says. "[My sister] got the brains broadcast time. That would be bodybuilder Mike Matarazzo working out three or four hours a and I got the rest." true equality, wouldn't it? But burst onto the s tage at the Bob day, five or six days a week in Matarazzo placed 13th in the most people would agree that that Carpenter Center. preparation for her first Mr. Olympia competition last is completely ridiculous. Matarazzo was the competition. month. Legislation also cannot create heavyweight and overall winner In contrast, Kenny Weiss, who "By my own admission I was a women' s revenue sport on the in the 199 1 USA Championships placed third in the men's middle out of shape [for that) . I was a scale of football. Charging for for bodybuilding He made a weight competition, started mess," Matarazzo says in a thick tickets and allowing tailgates will gue st posing appearance at the training at age 13. Boston accent. "The Reese's not bring 12,000 people to a field Gold' s Gym Classic, a National "Basically I got into the sport Peanut Butter Cup diet didn't hockey game. Physique Committee national to improve my confidence," work." I like football, but I have no qualifier, Saturday night and put Weiss says. "I got beat up a lot as Matarazzo says he is competing idea what makes it so popular. I on quite a show, running through a kid." mainly for the money, he says. also like field hockey, but I can't the crowd and shaking people's Twenty years later, Weiss is "I'm just trying to make a offer a suggestion as to why 30 hands. still at it, and quit his job two living ." "I go to the gym and would be considered a sizable After the show, Matarazzo weeks ago so he could focus on train because I love it, but I'm crowd. signed autographs for almost an the competition. competing because it's how I At Delaware, there are 11 hour and posed for pictures of his "It became a hobby, but the make a living." men' s varsity sports and 11 famous, huge calves. sport is so much more than that," Unlike Matarazzo, who only women 's varsity sports. This " I'd rather do this than Weiss says. "This is probably the started bodybuilding when his balance was achieved after the compete," says the 5'-11", 265- most obsessive sport in the friends urged him into it, is Lou elimination of men ' s wrestling pounder, who says he is kind of world." Ferrigno (the Incredible Hulk), and the additi o n of women's skinny now. "This is a lot of fun . Matarazzo, definitely a giant who also guest-posed at the soccer a few years ago . I enjoy seeing the crowd get even compared to the competition Saturday. It was a Does this mean that to achieve competitors, started training in childhood dream of his to be Mr. the cove ted equality a current going." 1986, he says. Olympia, his wife says. sport was dropped in order to The competition featured 40 competitors both male and The Boston native says he was Ferrigno, 41, returned from a support a team not y et in females from the East Coast. an avid boxer before he started 17 -year retirement for the Mr. existence? THE REVIEW I Wa~er M . Eberz Competitors' bodybuilding bodybuilding. Olympia competition last year, If this was the case, it would Winners of the light heavyweight division pose Saturday at the experience ranged from decades "I was never one of those 98- seem to me that that is what ' s see MATARAZZO page B5 Gold's Gym Classic bodybuilding competition. unfa ir. Don ' t get me wrong. I think Title IX is good in a lot of ways. I t created more scholarship opportunities for women. It sped the expansion of women 's sports. Women's 25th: Gender equality in sports It cre ated publicity for female athletes a nd their and equity perhaps comes to play accomplishments. BY SARA HAUFF fair; impartiality." penalized if they can't make that anybody has truly outlined Title IX. Assisran: Sports Cditor But I also believe that equality These are two words relating to kind of money," said McGrath mostly in the facet of student And there are lawsuits everyday, so it cannot be legislated under any Is there a difference between Title IX, a law passed in 1972. Powell. interests and abilities. seems to me that it's not that clear. Title IX says that the athletic circumstance. equality and equity? "Title IX tries to keep equity in Delaware football Coach Tubby "Joe Biden said to me one time Raymond agrees in that he doesn't interests and abilities of male and Over the years with the According to the definitions in the programs, not necessarily equality in that it was full of loopholes and female students must be equally and growing awareness of gender Webster 's New Twentieth Century some cases," said Delaware women's think they should necessarily be loaded with freedom of effectively accommodated. Schools in e quali ty , the s ituation may Dictionary there is. track and cross-country coach Sue compared. interpretation. have corrected itself as it was One of the definitions of equality McGrath-Powell . To sum up, Title IX of the should determine the athletic " It' s too difficult to legislate beginning to at Delaware before is "the state of being neither superior "Looking at lacrosse for example, Education Amendments prohibits interests and abilities of their equality," said Raymond. "You can Title IX came into existence. nor inferior; an equality of rights." men wear more padding," said discrimination on the basis of sex in students, select the sports that are legislate the equality of opportunity." I ' m d e fin i te ly in fa vor of Then there is a defi nition for McGrath-Powell. "Whereas in education programs receiving federal offered and include opportunity for "I have extreme pride and a sense equality, but I feel that forced equity that reads, "anything that is women 's lacrosse, they don ' t get financial assistance. team competition. of gratification about the constant Equal opportunity seems to be key e qual i ty is e ven worse than padded except for the goalie. So Athletics falls under the ruling of action in virtually all of the 25- year in implementing Title IX . inequality. obviously buying equipment costs this law, which is partially overseen process," said Delaware Associate more. at Delaware by the NCAA's Gender "Gender equity has to do with the Athletic Director, MaryAnn Meredith Glazar is an assistant Women's "Even in track and field, men get a Equity Task Force. opportunity for men ' s versus Hitchens. sports editor f or The Review. little more money because of pole The regulation's provisions for women's sports being as close as "Are we there yet? No," said vaulting," said McGrath-Powell. athletics also allow individual possible," said McGrath-Powell. "A Hitchens. "There are still things to Other questions are raised by Tille institutions considerable flexibility in lot of people talk about gender equity recognize that we need to progress IX . achieving compliance with the law. skewing more to men's side. It in. We compare well with conference Wom~n·s 2 Sth Anni\'Nr..lty 25th "Why do women spons have to be The obligations of colleges and depends how people want to look at opponents." COW!rd~C C(•OdtJdC'> nC' .~t measured against men's standards? Is universities lie in three basic areas: that." The task force has developed Title IX is open to interpretation. is~ue: Marv Ann ~lilt ht'ns that what makes them successful?" student Interests and abilities, athletic guidelines to be used to promote and PJofile, ' McGrath-Powell said. benefits and opportunities and "We conformed to the line, letter achieve gender equity. Sports "I'm not against football but I financial assistance. and spirit way before we had to," An important concern in don't want to see women's sports The difference between equality said Raymond. "I'm not sure if see GENDER pageB5 ~ 85 • THE REVIEW •october 5 1993 Brune, Zusi serve up wins to ignite Hens Delaware sophomores come up big against Towson State. BY SARA HAUFF backhand. She kept runnin g t!> keep Towson pia} er Jen Frank AHistant Sports Editor around it." guessing. When she's on, she's on . During more than one point in Zu si 's pe rsistence paid off And sophomore Kate Brune the one-sided match, J au rdan with her eventual win over Frank was on, for the first time in two shook her head as she watched a in three sets . weeks she said. smashing shot by Brune bounce Anoth er key singles win for Brune, the Delaware number away. Delaware was the number four one Women 's tennis player " I could have given her a match-up between junior Allison slaughtered her opponent 6-1, 6- beller match on a regular day," Ashurst for the Hens and 0. said Jourdan. "I didn't play Towson's Sherry Mineer. Overall, the Hens pulled out a well." "I really wanted to [pull out hard-fought 6-3 win over Towson Even the last point of the the win in three sets]," said State Friday at Delaware Tennis match reiterated the domination Ashurs t. "! was bound and Courts. of Brune over her opponent. determined. I was so excited for But Brune 's win over April Jourdan floated a return off of the match, because I 've never Jourdan came easily. a strong serve by Brune. And played four singles before." During one of the longer Brune returned it by approaching Delaware Coach Laura LeRoy rallies, Brune utilized her drop the net and hitting an overhead to agreed with Yolk that those two shots to force her opponent to run put an end to a blow-out match. singles matches were crucial to frantically to the net. "Today I felt a lot more Delaware's vicLOry . "I just was on today, " said confident when I was hitting [my "This is one of the toughest Brune. "I really practiced my forehand]," said Brune. matches we have," said LeRoy. forehand, which kept failing me Besides Brune's definitive " ll was so key that Megan and the last two weeks. ll would be win, there were two singles Allison pulled out their three set an easy shot and I would miss for matches that went to three sets matches. It won this match for no reason ." and were key to winning against us ." During that long rally, Brune the Tigers. "We never seem to play very also whipped backhands to "If we would have won well here at Delaware," said Jourdan. But Brune's final blow [number three singles], we could Yolk. " We did beat Delaware last to end the rally, came with yet have conceivably won two of our year at Towson. That's no another drop shot that Jourdan doubles," Towson Coach Ken excuse, that's just the facts of didn't even try to return back. Yolk said. life." Brune was patient in waiting One of those two matches, was The women's tennis team's for her opponent to make the played by Delaware sophomore next match will be against mistakes first. Megan Zusi, who stepped up to UMBC today at 3:00pm at the "She was helping me out by the number three position. Delaware Tennis Courts. The Review/ Runsie Tatna ll making a lot of mistakes," said Zusi used long rallies to her junior Alli&on Ashunt keeps her eye on the ball in her three-let win in Delaware's 6-3 victory over Towson State. Brune. "She didn't like her advantage by varying her returns Riders shine in Jumper Classic Baugher helps field hockey BY WENDY HALL who also rode three horses in the such a difficull combination after BY K.C. DELIMATER that resembled a goal-line stand Maine's only goal came II Staff Reporter Starlt:porter Jumper Classic, has only worked his shaky start, he said. in football. minutes into the game resulting with these horses a couple of The Grand Prix's $25,000 The Delaware field hockey The coaches from Maine were in a 1·1 tie that lasted for 42 The crowd gasped as Esther weeks. As a professional rider, purse attracted both professionals team tried to keep their record infuriated. intense minutes. Kane and Partitur flew around the she is often sponsored to ride like Stephens and amateur owners above .500 as it intensely battled "The shot that was taken was In that time, Maine controlled course. One of the last riders in other people's horses, in addition like Godbold and Dolan. The the University of Maine Sunday stopped by a defender's thighs. the ba lI and had the Hens' the jumpoff, she was fighting to to working with her own horses morning's $5,000 Junior/Amateur at Delaware field. That should have given us a defense on the run. Maine shave every fraction of a second and students. competition provided a slightly The Hens (5·3) held on to win stroke but the refs made no call," outshot Delaware I 0 to 22. off her time. She pushed Partitur Stephens works 7 days a week, less challenging course for non their first conference game 2-1 said Maine's Coach, Terry Kix. "It was a tough game for us to around tight turns, giving him 24 hours a day, she said. "There professionals. Money won in the after their disappointing 2-0 loss " I think it should have been a win . We had to bounce back from only a few strides 10 prepare for are no days off with horses." Grand Prix competition can help to Boston University Saturday at corner, but not a stroke. It was th e hard loss to Boston the four-foot, nine-inch jumps. She said not knowing the qualify riders for the National home. unfortunate for Maine, but what yesterday," said Miller. "The Partitur's feet hit the ground after horses well made her job more Grand Prix League With 19 :25 remaining in the goes around comes around," said players were emotionally drained the last fence. She did it. She had difficult, but felt confident about Championship, which invites only game the Hens drove deep into Delaware Coach Carol Miller. and this was the first back-to· 1 e time. And then the top rail the horses' ability. One of the the top money winners from each Maine territory with the score With just 14 seconds back series. came down behind her. Four horses she rode, Pilatus, placed year. Dolan is currently one of ti ed at one. remaining, Maine had their 15th "This is a young team. We felt faults. first in the Grand Prix the League's top winners. Following one of Delaware's corner. Delaware held it's breath fortunate , we prevailed by the Those four faults pushed Kane competition. The Grand Prix competition six corners, sophomore as the shot went wide to the players inner-d rive. They all from first to sixth place in the Sometimes knowing your horse also counts toward the Rider of midfielder Lauren Baugher drove right. gave everything they had to $25,000 Grand Prix Competition well means knowing when to the Year award . Stephen's is the ball at the net from about 15 "I knew we had it. I knew my give," said Miller. on the grounds of Laurel Hall quit. William Godbold, originally currently ranked second in the yards. It bounced off Maine defense would not let the ball The Hens will be home at 3:00 Sunday. In pushing for speed, she from this area, has been working competition for this award. goalkeeper Mary Lou Wins tel 's in," Dela ware goalkeeper Kim on Wednesday to face Princeton took the risk of adding faults to with Kneel for Me since the horse The Grand Prix course pads and Baugher was there to Lockbaum said. "I cannot express University before venturing on a her score by knocking down rails. left the racetrack with a bowed included 13 fences up to 4'9" pick up her own rebound . enough how much confidence I five game road trip. A rider has to know the horse tendon at age four. Godbold high . Penalties, or faults, are Baugher put the ball in the net have in my defense." and its limits well. withdrew from the show after assigned based on rails knocked with a crashing of metal that The other goals came early in Debbie Dolan, an amateur rider Kneel for Me refused the second down, fences refused , and silenced the Maine bench. the game. Junior midfielder Sue from Oyster Bay, N.Y., took all part of a triple jump combination, seconds over the time limit. "I was happy to score. I was Daddona scored on an assist from three of her horses into Grand crashing into the fence instead of In Sunday's show, ten riders lucky the goalie just rebounded it sophomore forward Cassie Prix competition for the first time over it. finished the first course with no right back to me," said Baugher. Mussleman to put the Hens up 1- Sunday. Her horse, Bannerman, "The horse's concentration was faults. This qualified them for the "The team played as a whole, 0. placed first in t~e morning's blown," he said. jumpoff, a shorter course with everyone hepled each other out." Mussleman picked up the ball, Junior/Amateur division and Godbold said Kneel for Me higher fences where time With two minutes left in the and forced her way through second in the afternoon's Grand stepped into a hole before the determines the winner between game, Maine rallied and Maine's defense. She passed the Prix division. seventh fence and then knocked riders with the same number of threatened to tie the score. The ball to Daddona who sent a hard "He's like an old friend," she down rails at several later fences. faults. Hens were able to save the goal shot past Winstel who rushed out said. The horse then failed to complete On Sunday, Stephens held first and the lead by a miracle and a to defend the shot. Dolan has worked with the 9- the triple combination. place with over a second LO spare, controversial call. "It felt good to start the game year-old gelding most of his life The Jumper Classic was Kneel but Dolan captured second with a Maine carried the ball to ahead and have the advantage," and started him over fences, she for Me's first Grand Prix time only .2 seconds faster than Delaware's net but the Hens said Daddona. "The goalie came THE REVIEW I Wallet' M . eberz said. competition. Godbold didn't Laurie Jakubauskas in third. blocked the shot by falling on the out really high. We practiced that Women's field hockey lost to BU By contrast, Debbie Stephens, want to push the horse to jump left side of their goal in a pile-up a lot so I was ready for her." 2-1 Sat, and won 2-1 on Sunday. Matarazzo poses for Gold's Title IX: Gender equity issue in athletics continued from pageB4 trained with weights since their continued from page B4 one just so now you've got 22 that can't tell you how important field "But I sure don't have the answers to marriage 14 years ago, and their are not going. hockey is to some of those girls. You how you're gonna compare football where he placed tenth . 12-year-old daughter is geLLing promoting and achieving gender "My first wife who died of cancer gotta ask them,"' Raymond said. with anything Lllat mey oo ... He is going back into ready to start. equity, according to the NCAA, is three years ago said, 'don't ever fight "If it's an important activity that "Football has been considered the retirement, his wife says, after a The competition Saturday was generating and sustaining the women's athletics, it's such a they have, then it's important to bad ones and there has been few more guest posing split into four women's and six financial resources necessary to wonderful thing. I can remember them. And a football player will sensitivity on campus," said appearances. men's divisions, with the men's support and enhance participation when I couldn ' I do anything, there respond in another way. Hitchens. ''The people who feel that Ferrigno, who is 85 percent middle and light heavy weights opportunities for women. was nothing available for me.' "When you get to that aspect of way are really missing the point. deaf, started bodybuilding at age being the toughest competition. The history of some institutions, "But I hate to see them make an [Title IX] it's like arguing race or "Those men , who are involved in 12, his wife says. Judges scored the competitors NCAA said, was that resources were emotional, hot issue being made of religion. It's a personal issue. There's revenue sports, should have "He couldn't speak or hear in the morning based on primarily and disproportionately it," said Raymond. "People don ' t no simple answer to it. I don't have daughters, or beuer yet have twins, a well or communicate, so he symme try, proportion and generated by men's sports, especially come to see women's field hockey. I the answer, there's nothing that boy and a girl. It comes down to couldn't play a team sport," she hardness of their muscles. football and basketball. don't care how great it is. compares to football in terms of fairness and justice for all." says. At night, contestants ''That's one of the problems [with "One time one girl came in to me numbers. "We're commiLted to complying A father of three and an actor performed posing routines to Title IX]," said Raymond. "I think and, oh, she was waiting for me to "It seems to me that the original to Title IX ," said Edgar Johnson, since his first retirement, music - anything from country [former University of Southern say the wrong thing to jump all over concept of Title IX meant give the Athletic Director at Delaware. "We Ferrigno never stopped lifting, music to slow songs to heavy California football coach] John me and she asked, ' Is football more girls an opportunity to play and don't make a good faith effort to do that." Mrs. Ferrigno says. rock - and were judged to pick McKay said it best. If you're a important than field hockey?"' make them hold bake sales to furnish "We're better along than our other "He always kept his body," she the best overall. businessman and you have 22 Raymond said. their equipment and so forth. peer institutes," said Johnson. says. businesses and one is nourishing and "I said, 'who are you asking?' and "I'm a real enthusiast in support of "We're not where we want to be but Mrs. Ferrigno says she has the others aren't, you don 't kill that she said, "'I'm asking you.' 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