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The Grizzly, October 22, 1991
Eric Foellmer Ursinus College
Steve Choi Ursinus College
Dheeraj Taranath Ursinus College
Erika Compton Ursinus College
Melisa Miller Ursinus College
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Recommended Citation Foellmer, Eric; Choi, Steve; Taranath, Dheeraj; Compton, Erika; Miller, Melisa; Kushwara, Dana; Pandya, Naimish; Bleickardt, Eric; Cyr, Michael; White, Kristin; Jacobson, Sara; Richter, Richard P.; Erfle, Claire A.; Bunt, Patti; Warner, Dawn; Leiser, Randy; Weiss, Dave; Zobel, Laura; Baccino, Nick; Rubin, Harley David; Buchler, Heinz; Solensky, Gina; Sylvester, Ellen; and Jones, Katie, "The Grizzly, October 22, 1991" (1991). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 280. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/280
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This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/280 Publishing the truth from good motives and for jU$tiftable ends -Alexander Hamilton October 22, 1991 Volume 23 Number 4 AluInni Return for HOIneconting Celebration fu ndraising activity for the BY STEVEN CHOI it's also an Ursinus 'family' event." of the Homecoming festivities, all The brothers of Delta Mu fraternity, they sponsored the and DHEERAJ TARANATH When Billie McBath of the class of she could say was, "Well, Sigma held a different event to Of The Grizzly 1951 was asked what she thought it's ...terrific!" spice up Homecoming. As a destruction of an old car, which belonged to brother Scott Manz. Ursinus College held its annual The donations wer~ one dollar for Homecoming festivities Saturday, two swings of the sledge, and the October 19, 1991. The day was a fraternity came away with a great success, a time when Ursinus sizeable profit. students and alumni could come In _he Homecoming football together to simply celebrate. There game, Ursinus shut out Gettysburg were a plethora of events held 20-0, and Megan Chmiel of Tau throughout the day, including the Sigma Gamma was elected football game, the Homecoming Homecoming Queen during half Queen selection, the field hockey time. game, the Bear Pack Run, Dr. One of the more "family" Seuss readings, and much more. oriented events was the Dr. Seuss The best turnout, however, was at readings given in front of the Olin the tailgating in parking lot "B" building. There were behind the tennis courts. grandmothers, grandfathers, and During the tailgating, their grandchildren sitting on the organizations came together to steps listening to the readings. The celebrate. Some groups ran stories were read by Keith Stru nk's activities, ranging from Delta Mu Oral Interpretation class. Sigma's "car bash" to Alpha Phi That evening, the fraternities Omega's mascot "Archie" (a held off-campus formal events at Schnauzer with a blue sweater nearby restaurants and banquet embroidering the fraternity's halls. The dinner/dances have letters). When asked about been a long-standing tradition tailgating, Todd McGowan of Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts pose a"er the ceremony. Pictured, from Ie" to right, are: Mark Wuenschel of PI among the Ursin us fraternities. Alpha Phi Omega replied, "I think Omega Delta and Gina Solensky of Phi Alpha Psi ; Michele Yost with Delta PI Sigma's Jon Fogle; Barnaby Draper of Alpha Phi Unfortunately, the sororities were that Ursinus should let the Omega with Alison Sedgwick of Phi Alpha Psi; Bill Reedy of Sigma Rho Lambda and Homecoming Queen Megan Chmiel of Tau in the midst of pledging and fraternities tailgate more often. Sigma Gamma; Zeta Chi's Tom Steele and Phi Alpha Psi's Heather Roberts; Eric Foellmer of Delta Mu Sigma and Leigh Dickinson missed out on the evening's Maybe again in the spring because of Tau Sigma Gamma; Organization of Commuting Students nominee Kim Trauger and her escort, Bill Newland; Kara Console of Phi Alpha Psi and Alpha Phi Epsilon's Charile Young. Not pictured: Brenn Connor of Omega Chi and Hector Rodrigues of Beta festivities. there is always a great turnout and Sigma Lambda Phi Beta Kappa Charter Approved for Ursinus
FROM COLLEGE with this high honor," said Ursinus the College. Two members of the associate professor of mathematics, University of New York at COMMUNICATIONS President Richard P. Richter on Phi Beta Kappa Qualifications a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Buffalo; Elizabeth Moore, lecturer Special To The Grizzly hearing the news. Committee conducted an on-site Hobart College. in politics, Smith College; David The members of the Ursinus review of Ursinus in February of Besides Neslen, other current H. Mill, assistant professor and The national Council of Phi College faculty who hold Phi Beta 1990, and in May recommended to Ursinus faculty who are members reference librarian, Bucknell Beta Kappa has approved a new Kappa keys have long sought the the Phi Beta Kappa Senate that of Phi Beta Kappa, and their University; William E. Rosenthal, chapter of the academic honorary establishment of a Phi Beta Kappa the Ursinus application be undergraduate institutions, are A. associate professor of mathemati cs, society at Ursinus College. The Chapter on campus. Technically, approved. The Phi Beta Kappa Curtis Allen, professor of biology, SUNY Buffalo; Martha Takats, new chapter, was officially Phi Beta Kappa chapters are Senate met and voted in College of Wooster; Lisa Tremper professor of physics, Wellesley announced at the society's triennial sponsored, not by colleges, but by December 1990 to recommend Barnes, director of the Berman College; Victor J. Tortorell i, meeting on Sunday morning, Oct. members of Phi Beta Kappa who approval as well. Then began the Museum of Art and adjunct associate professor of chemistry, 20. serve on the faculties of those long wait until this October, when professor of fme arts, University of Manhatten COllege; Jon Volkmer, In an official report to the colleges. the Society Council was to hold its Richmond; Catherine A. assistant professor of English, society, the Phi Beta Kappa Colleges and universities which triennial meeting. Chambliss, professor of University of Colorado at Denver; Committee on Qualifications said wish to establish a Phi Beta Kappa The Council consists of psychology, Yale University; Nancy Margaret Whittaker, lecturer in Ursinus attracts "a good student chapter must go through a three representatives of each of the Hagelgans, professor of Biology, University of Delaware; body with a goodly leaven of quite year application and approval society's 240 chapters. An mathematics and computer and John Wickersham, classical able students." It added that the process. The Ursinus application affirmative vote on the part of science, Goucher College; C. studies, University of Pennsylvania. College provides "a sound hberal ftled in early 1988 was one of 48 two-thirds of the chapters is Dallett Hemphill, assistant Two members of the faculty who arts program," is . an institution received by the society, required for fmal approval of the professor of history, Princeton retired in recent years, political where both faculty and headquartered in Washington, chapter. Ursinus representatives in University; Jeffrey A. Hughes, scientist F. Donald Zucker, and administration are "student D.C., and one of seven of the Washington for the council assistant professor of biology, chemist Charles Levesque, also are focused," and that its faculty is original applicants chosen for meeting were not allowed to be Whitman College; Richard D. members of Phi Beta Kappa. committed to teaching, while also further consideration. present for the vote, but were told King, assistant professor of history, Phi Beta Kappa was founded in being dedicated to scholarly work. In 1989, the Ursinus Phi Beta afterwards that the Ursinus Michigan State University; 1776 by undergraduates of the "Ursinus College has a healthy Kappa members seeking the application was "overwhelmingly" Bernard F. Lentz, professor of College of William and Mary. A intellectual atmosphere," the chapter submitted to the Society's approved by the Council. economics and business secret society until 1831, it first report said. Committee on Qualifications a Leading the Ursinus effort to admitted women in 1875. "I am pleased and proud that administration, Oberlin College. 110-page report containing obtain a Phi Beta Kappa chapter Also, Margaret L. McMahon, Membership in the society is based the diligent efforts of our Phi Beta was Dr. Jeffrey W. Neslen, on high academic achievement. Kappa faculty have bene rewarded comprehensive information about lecturer in psychology, State Page 2 The Grizzly N ews ======~O~c~to~b~er~2~2~,~19~9=1 Global Perspectives Gibson to Speak at Ursinus
FROM COLLEGE COMMUNICATIONS :::::::":~~~'n l EdilM _ Special to The Grizzly Is TV news really news, or is it "showbiz?" Or, is it a mixture of On October 16, a man drove his pickup truck into a Killeen Texas both? "Good MOrning America" restaurant, emerged from the car and opened fire on the employees co-host Charles Gibson will discuss and patrons. Twenty-two people were killed. After police arrived and these questions in a special wounded the man, he then killed himself. 'This made the total death appearance at Ursinus College on count 23, the worst mass shooting ever in the United States." Police Friday, Oct. 25. The public is Chief Francis L. Giaiomozzi said no motive for the shootings are invited to attend his speech, known . "When is News Entertainment?" President nominated Deputy Attorney General William P. Barr as his which will begin at 7 P.M. in F. W. next Attorney General. Olin Auditorium. Admission is Clarence Thomas will be sworn in as Supreme Court Justice free. sometime after the funeral of Natalie Cornell Rehnquist, wife of Chief Gibson, whose face is familiar to Justice William Rehnquist. Two oaths must be taken before the millions of Americans who watch position becomes offtcial, one taken by all government offtcials and a the weekday morning news show Charles Gibson, host of "Good Morning America." judicial oath. The rust ceremony took place friday afternoon at the on ABC (WPVI Channel 6, Wh ite House. The second is being altered for Chief Justice William Philadelphia), has been co-host of Other recent Gibson was born in Evanston, IL, and Rehnquist. "Good Morning America" since assignments have included a two grew up in Washington, D .C. He is The Senate intelligence committee will vote on Friday October 18 to 1987. Prior to that, he was ABC week sojourn in Belfast, Northern a graduate of Princeton University, confirm Robert M. Gates as director of central intelligence. Interviews News' chief correspondent at the Ireland; a series on American and took his rust job in with the committee showed that a majority, at least two democrats and House of Representatives for six "Masters" William L. Shirer, Helen broadcasting as a Washington all seven republicans will vote in favor of Gates. This leads offtcials to years. Hayes and George Kennan, former producer for RKO Network in believe that the full Senate will do the same in a couple of weeks. In recent months, Gibson has U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet 1966. IN the 1970s he worked at anchored "GMA's" coverage of Union; and a PBS documentary on television stations in Lynchburg, INTERNATIONAL both the 1991 Moscow summit and compulsive gambling. VA., and Washington, D.O., and the 1990 Washington summit On CapitOl Hill, Gibson covered with a syndicated news service, Tip O'Neill and the Democrats' Television News, Inc. (TVN) Due to a reduced Soviet military threat, NATO defense nurusters between president Bush and handling of President Reagan's before joining ABC News in 1975. supported a 50 percent reduction in nuclear bombs carried by Mikhail Gorbachev. Last year he legislative agenda. As a general One of his rust assignments with warplanes in Europe. NATO minister also supported President Bush's celebrated Thanksgiving with U.S. ABC was covering Gerald Ford's decisions to eliminate all U.S. ground based tactical nuclear weapons in troops in Saudi Arabia, assignment correspondent for ABC presidential campaign. From 1976 Europe. These reductions are expected to decrease NATO's nuclear broadcasting live for a week prior News from 1977 to 1981, he reported on a broad spectrum of to 1977 he was an ABC White arsenal by 80 percent, almost 2900 warheads. to the outbreak of the Gulf War. major national news, including House correspondent. The Ukraine refused to sign an economic treaty which was part of HE also interviewed Ronald investigations for the CIA and His appearance at Ursinus is Mikhail Gorbachcv's plans to rebuild the Soviet Union. The Ukraine Reagan for a special series about the former President's life and various economic stories. part of the College's Arts and was unhappy with several points- ,in the treaty, mainly two dealing with Lecture series. preservation of a central bank and a single monetary system. Ivan legacy. Gibson, who lives in New Jersey, Plyushch, deputy chairman of the Ukraine parliament said the republic wanted to preserve economic ties with other republics but would not GALA Seeks Recognition join any formal political or economic union with the old Soviet central government. BY MELISA MILLER have to be channeled through a social outlet for the homosexual Two bombings occurred in Ruderpur, India killing forty-one people Of The Grizzly faculty advisor, Dr. O~·. The population on campus, give and wounding more than 140. The first bomb exploded in a large committee was trying to determine emotional support and counseling crowd gathered at a Hindu festival and the second went off flfteen Homosexuality is a subject that how they were going to plan within the group about the minutes later outside the emergency room where victims were being sparks deep emotion and can bring events that would involve the personal issues of being a treated. The first bomb killed thirty people and the second killed out strong feelings either good or whole campus if the members homosexual, sponsor activities to eleven. bad in both the students and were to be anonymous. One promote greater self-awareness, faculty of the Ursinus campus. Is GALA did not want the offtcers of and to heighten awareness and COMMUNI1Y there a need for the Gay and the club to be listed in the student combat homophobia within the Lesbian Alliance on this campus? directory because they were Ursinus community. worried about being harassed by Nephew of the deceased mob boss Angelo Bruno, Michael Grasso, That seems to be the question that Student reaction across the has come about as a result of all other students and the surrounding campus has been diverse, from "I filed bankruptcy for prot !ction from his creditors for the Philadelphia the posters that the campus was community. One of the members am against homosexuality" to "I Tramc Court building and the Health Department building he owns. bombarded with on October 11th. of the committee asked them if am confused and do not know Grasso stated this happened due to his inability to meet the payment The letter that was sent to the they realized the low opinion of what to think." One sophomore schedules on loans involving $40 million in property. student body also raised some their student peers that they held. who wished to remain anonymous Carol Keeman, a former Philadelphia police detective who sued the questions. As junior Ralph Handy This GALA member felt that commented, "It offends me, gay city for sex-discrimination was denied a disability pension by the city said, "I was astonished by the there is widespread homophobia and lesbian acts are private, and I pension board. She claimed that I. he turmoil from the trial and the letter, I feel they contradicted on this campus and that this do not approve of the public initial ill-treatment by a male supervisor left her psychologically unable themselves by not signing the campus is just not ready for organization such as GALA that to return to work. This disability pension would award her $2,137 a letter, and then saying that they GALA. Another problem that was Ursinus would support." month, tax free, for life. Instead she received an "ordinary disability were coming out of the closet. addressed was that the GALA Now it is up to SAC to decide if pension" which pays $1,065 a month. They also said to contact a faculty constitution stated that alumni there is a need for a GALA and if Marietta Oscapinski was charged Thursday with unsworn falsillcation member, but they did not say could also be eligible to join, but the constitution should be passed. to authorities and making false reports to law enforcement authorities. who." both the committee and GALA They are debating as to whether These charges pertain to her accusations that a box of Kellogg's Raisin The GALA constitution went seemed to agree to drop this the campus will benefit form the Bran her daughter was eating contained a piece of glass. Oscapenski's before SAC to be passed on clause. organization or if its confidentiality ~ttorney stated 'The position we're taking is that she wasn't lying, she Wednesday October 16th and a The members of the GALA that clause will cause too many Jumped to a conclusion she shouldn't have jumped to. And once the decision is still pending. Some were present at the SAC meeting problems with student story got rolling she just couldn't stop it." problems that were addressed at have done their research and have membership. As one sorority this meeting were how the club talked with other groups on pledge said, "I think it is a good URSINUS was going to be an active part of campuses in this area. They have idea if they realize the pressure the Ursinus community, but attended conferences and have they will be receiving from the This past weekend proved to be a successful Homecoming. The remain anonymous. As a clause in worked with PRISMA on how to Ursinus student body. But they do Ursinus community enjoyed a day flUed with food, music, alumni and the constitution, GALA members go about starting a club. The need a support network just like football. The evening of Homecoming was celebrated with many "off want to be anonymous and objectives of the club outlined in anybody other club on campus." campus" Greek fraternity dances. students that are interested would t,h~ ~nstit~tilon in~l~~e: ~a~~ a .... ,,.,'-. "'-.'.'. ,., ,"-- J October 22, 1991 ~evvs======Th==e=G=na=·=ly=====P=a=~~3~
Thomas U.S.G.A. MINUTES October 16, 1991 Confirmed Due to lpace constraint., tbe October 1 minutes did not appear In tbe Wt iuue. We baTe printed them In tbls lssue to bep you weD informed. Once again, Judd reminded U.S.GA.. members to bring their to Supreme October 2, 1991 Committee Reports to Wednesday meetings. The reports include a brief summary and any minutes, agenda, or literature passed out at the meetings. If any literature needs to be copied, the copies can be made Court Judd announced the procedures for filing Committee Reports. All by Marc or Jae Hively in SAO. BY ERIKA COMPTON U.S.GA. members should tum in the date and attendance of the COMMITTEE REPORTS: Of The Grizzly meeting they attended along with a brief summary of the meeting. Campus Life met last Tuesday and stated that sorority pledging is All U.S.GA. announcements will be posted on the bulletin board going well. They also looked at last semester's grade reports of guys' After the closest Senate vote outside of the U.S.GA. office in lower Wism~r. Announcements will pledging. Pledging proposals for spring pledging must be turned in to since 1888, Justice Clarence include all schedules and reports of meetings, minutes from previous Campus Life before Christmas. The idea of students renting college Thomas was inducted into the U.S.GA. meetings and any other important information. vans without chaperons was brought up at the meeting. The subject will Supreme Court as the l06th be addressed at future meetings. Justice and first black conservative, COMMITTEE REPORTS: Student Activities Committee allocated $320 to WVOU. Ski Club on October 18, 1991. The Health Service Committee lS trying to revise the Ursinus Health and Senior Class requests are being postponed. The committee read Thomas was accused by Anita Program. In about a year form now, the Infirmary will close, and a over the Constitution of GALA. The Const itution must be approved Hill of sexual harassment which selected group of physicians will be serving students upon illness. before GALA can officially become an orga nization. SAC announced occurred over ten years ago. Hill, Students will be able to choose from eight to ten physicians and decide that a meeting to discuss GALA would be h ~ ld on Friday, October 18. who worked as Thomas's assistant which one practice they would like to attend. The Committee will be J·Board gave warnings to KDK and Tau Sig for pledging incidents, several years ago, told people at evaluating physicians at their place of practice, in order to determine one of which was alcohol related. A hearing will be held for a student the University of Oklahoma that which physicians will be most beneficial to Ursinus students. The that stole computer equipment from Bomberger. she was "trying to do my duty as evaluatiOn process will begin this week on Tuesday, October 8, at 5:30 Student Publications discussed the possibility of getting an answerin g an ordinary American citizen." P.M. If anyone is interested in evaluating doctors, please see Ellen or machine and a larger screen for The Grizzly layout. The committee also Hill has claimed that she was the Gina. discussed the budgets of The Grizzly, The Lantern, and The Ruhy and target of sexual harassment while Campus life met and discussed pledging proposals. The Grizzly's printing costs. The committee strongly feels that academic Thomas was her superior at the The Student Activities Committee (SAC) allocated $1500 to WVOU credits should be given to students with office/ leadership positions of Department of Education and for the year. The organizations that did not show up to receive their organizations such as The Ruby, Meistersingers,' Band, and the Chorus. Equal Employment Opportunity allocations at the last meeting include: The Grizzly, the Lacrosse Club, The Dining Hall Committee decided on the subcommittees into commission. Hill says Thomas the Ski Club, the Psych Club, and KDK. which it would divide. Scott Smith took student suggestions. asked her for five to ten dates, and The Athletic Committee stated their accomplishments and goals for At the last Wellness meeting, Dean Kane drew up a statement that . ~lked graphically about his sexual this school year. The Girls Field Hockey Team was approved to all buildings on campus are to be smoke .free. ,Also surveys will be prowess and pornography. become part of the Patriot Conference. Football scores will be distributed to students to see how they feci about the Heartland Thomas outright denied these broadcasted on channels 3, 6, 10, and 29. Pamphlets for recruiting Selections. accusations, and said he never had athletes were revised. The new scoreboard on the football field was The Academic Council will be updating the Aca(\emic Honesty Policy a romantic interest in Hill. He donated by Coca-Cola. in the Student Handbook. They will be surveying selected students even went so far as to_say that the The Wellness Committee meeting was canc.eled. about the Academic Honesty issue. proceedings were a "high-tech" The subcommittee of Academic Council met to discuss the Academic The Arts and Lecture Committee discussed which speakers and lynching." Honesty Policy. Some changes need to be made concerning the Policy. entertainers they will bring in for Black History Month. The Arts and Then why did Hill change jobs - About 200 surveys, processed by Dr. Gallagher, will be randomly Lecture committee is divided into four subcommittecs ~ Lecture Series, follOwing Thomas to the EEOC? distribured to students so they can express their opinions toward Creative and Performing Arts, Departmental Speakers, and She said it was because she was academic honesty. Campus/Student Life. Arts and Lecture would like to commemorate scared she was going to lose her One sophomore and one freshman representative are still needed for the anniversary of The Discovery of America for the next two job at the Department of SAC which meets every Wednesday at noon in Wismer 103. Also one semesters. There will be art exhibits and various activities. Education. Supporters of Thomas representative is still needed for Minority Affairs. Alina suggested for Arts and Lecture to have an Ursinus Hall of declared that Hill would still be Many students are still complaining about Wismer food. The next Fame like area high schools do. Ursinus graduates that are now famous able to keep her job. After Dining Hall meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 5:00 P.M. ill the could be invited back to Ursinus. Thomas left the Department of Faculty Dining Room. All members should attend. If anyone else is Musser wants to have an on-campus festival of all international Education, Hill says the interested in attending, please inform Lynda Manz in RLO and let her activities. Musser also wants to have a Chinese acrobatic dancer come harassment stopped. know you will be attending. to campus. A reminder that Musser activities are open to the entire However, Hill continued to WVOU held its introductory meeting. They discussed the idea of campus. More people are needed to attend these events. Look for contact Thomas even after she left the getting a small FM tower for about $5,000 to reach the college Ellen's article in next week's Grizzly concerning Musser activities. EEOC and assumed a teaching community. WVOU feels that it will get lots of advertisers and that The Wismer Renovation Committee's first proposal to renovate position at Oral Roberts more students will listen to the station. Wismer was not substantial enough to be acted upon. The proposal University in Oklahoma. She Judd met with President Richter to discuss the never-ending parking included ideas of moving the Book Store to Wismer and also getting a apparently called Thomas ten problem. There still is a problem with night school parking. Night MAC machine. A second proposal will be made on Friday, October 18. times in the three year period school students suooosediv oark in lots other than the ones selected for More student input is needed. them. They need more restrictions. The parking issue also concerns the between 1984 and 1987, according The Health Services Committee has finished evaluating area Main St. houses. Staff/Faculty parking behind the houses needs to be to phone logs. She also contacted physicians. Now the committee members and Beverly Oehlert will meet him two other times, once ",hen he reevaluated. with Dean Kane on Tuesday, Oct. 22, in the early evening to decide on was delivering a speech, < ld also which physicians would be most beneficial to the students. ask NEW BUSINESS: to for a business refe nce. A sophomore representative is still needed for SAC. If anyone is President Richter agrees with students that the Book Store is One thing working Hill's interested please see Judd of any other U.S.G.A. officer. favor was tha' she ad no overpriced. A committee has been formed to look into other agencies to possibly take over the book store. motivation for r I<..ing UJ a story. CLASS REPORTS: Mary Ellen DeWane would like to remind the freshman class that "It would ha . bee; more The senior class has $BOO in its account. The class might be selling comfortable to ray sile, t," Hill their help is needed to decorate the campus for Homecoming. Freshmen can contact Mary Ellen in the Alumni Office at Ext. 2202. Medicine Bottles again before final exams begin. Tickets for the Senior stated. "But whe, I was as- ed by a Halloween Party on Thursday, Oct. 31, at Birchwood will be on sale representative of this com ' uttee to Sororities and fraternities are encouraged to sponsor events in the Lower Lounge. See Marc Appelbaum for more information. Oct. 21-25. Tickets will cost $20 and will include open bar, hors report my experience, I f, It I had d'oeuvres, and transportation. Buses will leave Reimert at 7:30 p.m. to tell the truth. I could rot keep was informed of the allegation on Democrats. He will replace Justice The junior class made over $600 on their Bagel Bundles sale. silent." September 23, and Bush Thurgood Marshall, the rust black Congratulations, Teri, on a job well done!! Some people are questioning demanded an FBI investigation justice on the court. The sophomore class needs more representation at U.S.GA. Hill as to why it took her ten years and "determined that the Meanwhile, Anita Hill returned meetings. Officers also need to think of some fundraisers. to come forward about the allegation was unfounded." to her Oklahoma classroom and The freshman class made a nice profit from their Popcorn sale. ac:c:usations. However, Hill did not The vote on Friday was close, said she hoped her outcome would The next U.S.GA. meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 30, at make the claims public herself. On with Thomas winning the not stop other people from 7:30 P.M. Candy, pumpkin seeds, apple cider, etc. will be rerved. October 6, she alleged in an FBI conflfmation by a vote of 52-48. speaking out against sexual report-accidentally leaked to the Thomas, a federal appeals judge harassment at work. She Respectfully submitted, press-that Thomas sexually was voted for favorably by 41 commented, "I don't think they'll Gina Soltinsky harassed her. The White House Republicans, and eleven ever leave me alone." ...... Recording Secretary Page 4 The Grizzly October 22, 1991 ~~~~~~~~~~~~Features·~J ~~~~~~~~~~
08 October 1991 at 11:40 a.m., A student reports to Security that his Sgt. Grizz... "Nothing but the Bear vehicle was hit on the driver side rear quarter panel while parked on This Week in Facts" campus. The complaint stated he had parked his vehicle on the 04th of U. History..• October at 9:00 p.m.; he noticed the damage after 4:00 a.m . on the 05th c. of October. BY KRISTIN WHITE 05 October 1991 at 5:15 p.m., A visitor on campus reports to Security "TIME" IS AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT WHEN REPORTING Of The Grizzly vandalism to her vehicle while parked on campus. The Collegeville CRIMES. IF YOU ARE A VICTIM OF CRIME, REPORT THE Police Department as well as the Ursinus Security D.epartment are Ursinus history this week INCIDENT RIGHT AWAY, DO NOT HESITATE!!!! investigating the incident. included many large steps towards future modernization. This week in 09 October 1991 at 12:05 p.m., A student reports to Security a potential ANYONE FOUND TAMPERING WITH ANY ALARMS ON FIRE 1976, proposals for the problem with a former boyfriend who threatened to arrive on campus SYSTEMS OR DOORS WILL BE REFERRED TO THE J-BOARD Organization of Commuting this date. At 12:50 p.m., the individual did arrive on campus and NO QUESTIONS ASKED!!!! ' Students began in order to provide Security responded. The subject was advised that he was trespassing on commuters with representation in private property and was escorted off of campus. He was also advised WE NEED YOUR HELP.. .IF YOU WITNESS ANY TYPE OF many campus societies such as the that if found on campus again, he would be arrested for trespassing by CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, YOUR CALL COULD HELP US TO USGA and the Woman's Campus the Collegeville Police Department. SOLVE A CRIME. ALL INFORMANT'S NAMES ARE KEPT Council. This organization hoped CONFIDENTIAL. SIMPLY CALL THE DIRECTOR OF to provide a way for commuting 10 October 1991 at 3:07 a.m., Security is advised that three golf carts SECURITY BRIAN MC CULLOUGH AT 489-4111 EXT. 2482. students to become more involved weT0 driving on the lawns behind one of the houses on Sixth Avenue. in campus activities. The Collegeville Police Department as well as Security responded. 06 October 1991 at 4:05 a.m., A student was taken into police custody In 1929 this week, an important Numerous tracks from the golf carts were found, but negative results and charged with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct after revision of the school code took on fin Editor's Note: As of publication, Executive Board of GALA. We the group mentioned in the GALA Comes Out promise discretion and complete confidentiality. Members names following aJ1icie has not been the student body. Similar letters students who are having difficulty every month, the Gay/Lesbian will not appear on lists which are approved by the Student Activities were also sent to the faculty to Student Union (GLSU) at Penn accepting their sexuality. Committee or by the faculty. Their accessible to the public. elicit their support. And on Friday holds dances for the area's large Lastly, the GALA hopes to constitution is currently under October 11, over four hundred gay student population, which we heighten awareness on campus, FACULlY CONTAcrs: review by SAC. This al1icie was National Coming Out Day fliers welcome anyone to attend with us. and to combat homophobia. Plans Dr. Hempbill History submitted to The Grizzly by the adorned most campus buildings. Second, GALA will locate, attend are already underway to bring Dr. Cameron Spanisb GALA organization. Dr. Rosentbal Matb The message: Gays and Lesbians and perhaps sponsor, events to speakers to campus and run Mr. Tarraao Spanlsb are a part of this campus, and increase our own self-awareness. workshops. BY MICHAEL CYR Dr. Llonarons En&lIsb there are more of us than you Our hope is to educate young gay For students interested in Dr. Hall Fnncb Special to The Grizzly think! men and women about the contacting the GALA, we have Dr. Kelley En&lIsb The GALA will exist to serve wonderful Gay Culture that exists formed a network of faculty Dr. Scbroeder En&lllh Last week, the newly founded Mr. SIruak Comm.Arts several functions on campus. in the world and to promote a contacts. Interested students can Gay and Lesbian Alliance began Ms. Van Dusen Comm. Arts First, to provide a social outlet for feeling of self-worth and self approach any of these contacts, GalJa&ber Antbro/Soc:. its first "visibility campaign" on Dr. gay, lesbian, or bisexual students. acceptance. Third, GALA hopes who will pass your name and Dr. Oboler Antbro/Soc:. campus. Letters were sent to all For example, the third Friday of to act as peer counselors to telephone number on to the Dr. Basbus Physics students, to introduce GALA to Dr. Moore Politics Page 5 October 22, 1991 • The Grizzly ,------~-. SCience News ------Modern Medical The Vision of Science Imaging BY NAIMISH PANDYA abnormalities among the MRI's Through Art Science Editor and the normal MRI's to determine the disease. COMPILED BY ERIC Last Tuesday night, Brownback Dr. Zegel also discussed the BLEICKARDT Anders Premedical Society valuable results given by Science Editor sponsored Dr. Harry G. Zegel as a angiography, which shows cross guest speaker. Dr. Zegel has been sectional and longitudinal views of The Berman Museum of Art appointed as the Vice Chairman of the blood flow in our circulatory presents "At That Moment....1 the Department of Medical system. This fascinating Began" and "Scales and Balances: Imaging, as well as the Director of instrument actually shows the flow A History of Development" from it's Radiology of blood on the computer, and one October 22, 1991 to January 5, Residency jFellowship Program at may be able to spot any fatty 1992 in the Upper Gallery. the University of Pennsylvania and deposits that blocks the arteries. The coalescence of research, Thomas Jefferson University. A He also briefly discussed the philosophy, the artist's innate graduate of Ursinus College (Class effects of ultrasonography. Sound feelings and the study of Zen of 1971) and Thomas Jefferson waves are emitted by this painting led Liz Munro in the University (Class of 1975), he is instrument, which flow into the creation of "At That Moment... ..1 nationally known in the field of body and reflect back when hit by Began." She relates the formation medical imaging. a disturbance. The different of the Earth from a void, or black Last Week he described the frequencies of the sound waves are hole, through various higher levels current technological picked up by the computer, which of development, including advancements radiology has taken the allows the physician to humanity. in the past decade. He briefly pinpoint the location of the Liz Munro spent ten years described how MRI (Magnetic disturbance. developing the series. During this Resonance Imaging) and CT scans Dr. Zegel appeared enthusiastic time, she studied scientific (Computer Tomographic scans) about his work, and was proud of theories, facts, and used a variety provide physicians with enormous the accomplishments of his field. of resources from the Franklin amounts of information that He mentioned the fact that current Institute to National Geographic enables them to correctly diagnose medicine would be worthless if not magazine. Coupled with legends the patient's ailment. Dr. Zegel for the valuable data obtained by handed down over the centuries, showed exactly how an MRI works medical imaging. He is on the she assimilated information and by describing the physics of the cutting edge of radiology, and formed her own conceptualization, instrument and how it rearranges advised the premed students to waiting for the elements and the chemicals in the body to work hard and be ambitious in images for each work to come provide a cross-sectional view of order to achieve their goals. from her sub conscience. She the body. Then one looks for made each painting 'ala prima,' . "Astroplane" From the series with no preliminary drawings or studies completed to direct the compositions. Liz Munro says that "At That Moment. ... 1 Began" Beware of the title of the series, "seemed to embrace the essence of eadt early surface was thought to be humanity sprang from the roots of individual canvase, and provide a liquid an elm tree; in science, the Bad Moods common theme that would Prima Facie - As the molten core hominids were our early ancestors psychologist at the University of introduce the viewer to the entire BY NAIMISH PANDYA of the earth connected with the "Scales and Balances: A History Hawaii. The more emotionally concept of the series." The exhibit Science Editor cooler exterior, volcanic action of Development" displays historic expressive people are, the more produces the thought provoking heaved forth molten rock and contemporary scales, weights, apt they are to transmit their impact that the author intended Have you ever noticed that the Astroplane - Planets and stars and balances used in scientific moods to someone they talk with, for all viewers to experience and mood you are in is affected by the became rounded and smoother as research, industry, and education. said Dr. John Cacciopo, a was first shown in Harrisburg, Pa. people that surround you? If you they travelled through space and VWR Corporation and Troemner, psychologist at Ohio State run into a grouchy person on a day in May of 1987. Subsequent were subjected to solar winds and Inc. generously loaned their University. On the other hand, that everything has gone right, you showings verified its success and plasmas (See picture) collection of equipment to the tend to be less enthusiastic and people who are easily affected by broad appeal to all ages and Botanikus - Plant cells, with Berman Museum of Art. Elegant more concerned about your the moods of the others tend to intellects. Each painting is titled chlorophyll scurrying in defmed brass equal arm balances from the friend's worries. "Emotions are unconsciously mimic someone who to reflect the stage of evolution, pathways forming the riotous 1890's developed into the smaller, contagious," wrote the Swiss is highly expressive. utilizing the latin roots ascribed to colors found in plant life computer chip operated, electronic Women report being in negative psychoanalyst Carl Jung. The new these events as written history and Anima - Simple single celled scales used today. This is a hands data depict moods as akin to social moods about twice as often as scientific analysis has defmed animals evolved into vertebrates on exhibition that allows the viruses, with some people having a men, according to Dr. Ed Diener, them. The nine paintings in the with hair and feathers visitor to experiment with weighing a psychologist at the University of natural ability to transmit them collection are: Compos Man - The components of objects both the "old" and the while others are more contagious Illinois, even though over all Noosphere - The world was a evolved animal, bathed in plasma "new" way. women say they are as happy as to mood swings. Moods seem to 'void', or 'black hole' which is the stuff of life and The exhibit is open to the public perpetuate themselves by leading a men. "One reason seems to that Transfiguration - The "Big Bang"; electrical in nature and students are encouraged to person to do things that reinforce women's moods tend to be more the implosion of matter Sum Humanus (I am human) - In sample this vision of science the feeling, no matter how intense than men's," Dr. Diener Hydrosphere - Most of the earth's mythology, the Norse believed through art. unpleasant it may be. said. "While they may have The transmission of moods unhappy moods more often, they can be done by a series of depends to a large extent on how makes a conversational point, or seems to occur instantaneously and also report more intense joy than precisely timed nods and other tightly orchestrated their physical whether people shift in their chairs unconsciously as one person men, so it averages out about the nonverbal cues. This approach has movements are as they talk, simultaneously or rock at the same mimics, for example, the facial same." long been used by actors who according to studies by Dr. Frank rhythm. expressions of another person. Emotions also pass from person evoke emotions by recalling times Bernieri, a psychologist at Oregon when they felt a particular way and State University. His work focuses "Emotional contagion happens to person the timing of the Compiled from The New York within milliseconds, so quick you passage. It appears that a feeling purposeIr repeat expressions and on the nonverbal markers that Times, punctuate an interaction, like can't control it, and so subtly that of harmonious interaction between gestures from that moment. October 15, 1991 you're not really aware it's going two peoples is achieved when they Just how awkward or whether on person nods on cues at on," said Dr. Elaine Hatfield, a synchronize their moods, and this comfortable people feel together the precise moment the other Page 6 The Grizzly A t October 22, 1991 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jr ~ and Ente...JL ta·nmentI . •.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•. , Woman Fixing Her Hair? BY PEPE BYRMON student stands in the ever-helpful Of The Gn"zzly Myrin. The statue, however, has more The modem art at Ursinus is inner meaning than simply the ZAC K'S PLACE SNAC K SHOPPE not only limited to beautifying the grim reality of an 8:00 Spanish outside of campus. Walk into the midterm the next day. Her grim library and you will be greeted by expression, scant dress, and flip SPEC IALS FO R THE lEU the inspirational "Woman Fixing flops frozen in a moment with Her Hair," by Michael Price, which arms upraised seems to cry "aren't WtfI.,Oct.2\ -·Chick tl\ NII I9th '/ IIL I'" n.1 , was donated by, guess who, Philip you glad you use dial? Don't you ht.,OcL 22-Cheesehrgtr _/ I.f. SI.S5 & Muriel Berman. wish everyone did?" This Statue is perfect for the I mean the statue is that neat 'eL,O c L~Tlc, Sllad SUS library. A more appropriate title color of dark brown that overused, TNr.,OcW- Hotdt9 . / taiN rill;t SUO for it, though, might be: "Woman underwashed athletic socks tum Pulling Knowledge from Her after a game in the rain & mud. FrL,OcL2S .. Stup , Gr ill ed Chem SW. lt' $I.n Head" since that is what the statue So, yes, the newly retitled appears to be doing. What beuer "Woman Pulling Knowledge from place for such a representation of Her Head" stands as a testament the hardships mankind faces when both to the rigors of academic attempting to retrieve past achievement and the merits of ~c 1 .1 .". ,.eN."" a f, •• ou ...... yer cOoCllU.. learning. Since the 'brary is the good personal hygiene. What place where any actual learning better place for such profound art might take place at Ursinus, it is than the Myrin Library, the only appropriate that such a ul ti mate building of inspiration at tribute to the struggle of the Ursinus? 753 MAIN STREET. TRAPPE. PA 10428. 21S-U~ Win Free Books FREE MEMBERSHIP for a Year! IN TRADE FOR at Little Professor Book Center What is she doing Help us celebrate our Bill or in the lib First Anniversary •...... 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If Tuesday through Thursday•••. .2:00 to 4:00 -SlUDENT RATES I interested, please attend Michael, Peggy, and Diane olJ'er help in: -STEP AEROBICS, YOGA Ithe Gri7zJ.y meetings on -NAUTILUS, FREE WEIGlITS, TK STARR IMondays at 8:30 p.m. in -editing and proof reading -TREADMIlLS, NORDIC TRACK Ithe Student Publications -thesis development ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~IRoom (3rd floor -mechanics, grammar, format IBomberger, library side). -limited WordPerfect help I------October 22, 1991 ...... Art ~ and Entertainmentl...... !!:.~=!~ ...... ~:::.~. ------Critics' Corner Giggles Night Club Comedians The Sleeping BY MELISA MILLER Fisher Of The Grizzly With On Thursday, October 17, King comedian Sue Kolinsky performed BY SARA JACOBSON at "Giggles" comedy club in the Al1s and Entel1ainment Editor the Wismer Lounge. Some of Sue Kolinsky's credits include hosting What would you do if, at a Short Attention Span Theater on fashionable bar in New York, your Enemy the Comedy Channel, appearing spouse was brutally gunned down on Comic Strip Live, and this fall before you in a senseless BY ERIKA COMPTON she will be appearing on The Tonight Show. Touring for al slaughter? Some people might News Editor react to such horror by going crazy most two years and working with a and creating a fantasy world for "Sleeping With the Enemy" is a dead audience as well as a few themselves. movie that must be seen, even if hecklers, Sue handled herself 'The Fisher King" is the story of you have already seen it. It stars perfectly and did not let anything ~I.le- Kolinsky -- a man who suffers such a shock the beautiful redhead Julia rattle her. The Red and Gold Day students seemed to enjoy her and the world he creates for Roberts, Kevin Anderson, and CAB Comedian himself. Robin Williams does a Patrick Bergen and is filled with performance and it helped to show tremendous job as the Fisher King, excitement and adventure. them the other events that take seeking the Holy Grail (bet you The movie begins with the place instead of just parties and drinking. didn't know the holy grail was in happily married couple beginning Rock Impresionest KIER New York City), pursuing his true their life together in a house on Kier, the rock love from afar, and avoiding the the beach. However, Julia Roberts, impressi onistj comedi an, evil red knight. Jack, played by Jeff who plays the upset wife, is not performed this past Saturday, Bridges, meets the Fisher King very happy with her husband, October 19, in the Wismer when Williams's character saves played by Patrick Bergen. He is Lounge. This event was sponsored ~ ?=~ Jack's life from hoodlums who are overbearing, and makes her do by CAB and geared towards trying to set him on flre. This is everything a particular way. She freshmen or people that did not ironic because Jack used to work must tell her husband every time have relatives coming up for as a radio talk show host, and his she goes somewhere. At one time, homecoming. Kier's credits included playing at over 1,000 Channing radio show influenced the man he starts to beat her, and then r"f,y,~ h i~ colleges coast to coast, performing who killed the Fisher King's wife. forces her to have sex with him. Does this sound complicated? Finally, she gets tired of her with Reba McIntyre and the late Well, it is. The rest of the movie is husband's treatment of her, and Roy Orbison, and he was also about Jack trying to make amends decides to do something about it. nominated. nine times in the past by helping William's character with She teaches herself how to swim, few years for Campus Entertainer his quests. At times the movie gets and one night while they are out Awards. His impressions started bogged down with its complicated on a boat with their friends, it with older singers such as Neil plot, and that makes it hard to beings to storm. Julia Roberts's Young and James Taylor, and follow. It is, however, both funny character jumps from the boat and continued with the Beatles, Prince, and touching. Personally, I never fakes her death. She is on the run Bruce Springteen, and ended the would have guessed that a group from her husband, who will do show with U2's "Where the Streets of institutionalized people singing anything he can to fmd her. Have No Name." Everyone that attended enjoyed themselves anc' "I love New YOI~ in June" could Eventually, she meets another BURGERS, some went up afterwards to talk t" STEAKS, _ _ be a happy ending. If you don't man, and after a while becomes & ~HE IJr/Y;J,/ .11:.' mind having to think about what very close to him. Her husband Kier. As Junior Christian Loc OTHER GRILL ITEMS S~ (who attended both shows) you are watching and has tracked her down, and begins MUNCHIES BAR Cd GRILLE :. ' concentrating on understanding to terrorize her. The ending is commented, "Both performers AT THE LIMERICK GOLF CLUB what is going on, then the Fisher eventful, and full of drama and were excellent and very talented, it i 495-6945 LIVE ENTEHTAINMENT 495-5567 • King is a witty movie about reality, action. SO, come to Wismer this was just a shame that the audience fantasy, love and happiness-and it weekend to see "Sleeping with the was not as responsive to their THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY I is the movie for you. Enemy." performances. " E,'.r. ~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 SATURDA Y SEPfEMBH 28 T'hursday ~ Day 7k m ~ }~'" .9Jl ~ \TI)ana te~ Tripper ~U'l 'tnfpct4t7'!lv.d ~ -'-'Un 'A Beatles TrIIlu1e' ~:v.a: _ . ,~i ••1.",.l!i9m. '1'4 £=1=1;' L'j mrstXi'fi1Cl3 m. Hl!fli- g: ~~~~!~~NT SERVICES, PO BOX 2596. 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I'd like to go even What if you took all of APE's rights (equal opportunity searmg Opinions on campus, local, national and international issues are further to say that it sadly tables, plus brothers and moved rights). I'm only imploring that we encouraged to attract discussion and guarantee a wide range of responses. represents the very essence of them into the Wismer alcove? take a look at the system we have It is preferred that opinion pieces be 200 to 400 words, typed and double Ursinus social life. Wismer seating APO has decided to switch their created. As a pledge, you look spaced. Articles received by Thursday can be printed in the next has been the same as long as 1 can dining location with Tau Sig and forward to the time when you have Tuesday's issue of The Grizzly. Submissions can be delivered to the remember. As a freshman, sit adjacent to POD. Sig Rho and earned the right to sit at your student publications room on the 3rd floor of Bomberger. mealtimes can be a dreaded Sig Nu are now greeting the fraternity or sorority tables. I just activity until you figure out where feasting community in Phi Psi's hope that this all is worth it. I pray SEG & ERS you can and should eat a Crabby spot. Demas and the swim team that after graduation I will not fmd Joe. Here is a question to my eat with O'Chi. Delta Pi in APEs, this socio-dining structure which Greek readers-what happens Phi Psi at Delta Pi, Beta Sig, along has followed me from grade school when an outsider has sat down at Harassment Response with KDK have moved to eat with to college. I wonder if the same YOUR tables before your group the dining hall staff next to the holds true for the Ursinus faculty. To the Editor: The heads of the two construction has arrived? I know that this tray bussing line. Do they have their departmental crews working on LSB have situation has occurred to us all. The thought of these changes "turfs" in the staff lounge? Does I read with concern Megan received copies of Ms. Mendte's What did you and your colleagues may make one laugh, cry, become the language department eat far Mendte's article regarding the article and been reminded that the do? Probably you all make some disgusted, or shocked by its very away from the others because they behavior of construction workers College will not tolerate this type comment like, "what the hell are ludicrousy. But, this is the point aren't speaking the correct on the LSB project. of behavior. I ask that any student they sitting here for?", "where are I'm trying to get across. The very language? who is subjected to this type of fact that this scenario seems so we going to sit?", "there is not The College does not condone Surely, you all see that I am verbal abuse bring this to my strange shou ld be an enough room for all of us to sit verbal abuse of student~ or ,taff jesting greatly in this piece. I do, attention immediately so that I can embarrassment to us all. Some together." As a freshman, I sat in members by anyone. We, ake however, see that much can be take further action. may say, "hold on, this is ironic, the alcove, because there I would this clear to the construction crews said of the Wismer segregation ~ here is the president of Omega be free of dirty looks and feeling prior to the start of each project Sincerely, ~ have created. God forbid one Chi ragging on the very practice ostracized in a cafeteria of all and regularly remind all of our John D. Pilgrim does not have a place to sit in the which she and her sorority sisters places. staff members of the same policy. Vice President for back of the cafeteria. Finance and Planning October 22, 1991 ------Opinions /Letters ------~~~~~-----!~!-, CaInpUS Memo An Appeal for the Trees HUZZAH FOR the Ursinus Bears to our historic HOMECOMING: I can remember football victory over the University To the Editor: trouble right now. good sense. Making new paper few HomeCOming weekends more of Pennsylvania Quakers in 1934. I am writing in response to an Yellowstone ... Yosemite ... m: from old paper uses 3(}"50% l~ gratifying than this year's. A member of the Ursinus Hall of article published in the October Rainier.. .The Grand Canyon- All energy than making papers from On Friday evening, we held a Fame for Athletes, he was on 8th issue of the Grizzly entitled the wilderness and wildlife in these trees. As the article stated "Each reception in the Berman Museum campus with other Hall of Famers "What About Recycled Paper?" I parks are being destroyed by forest American uses 600 pounds of and dinner in Wismer for the to be recognized at halftime. agree with the author's point that clearcutting. paper annually." We all have to President's Circle, made up of fall -John ('56) and Pat (Jones, '57) a reason to recycle "is to reduce The EARTHWORKS GROUP start changing our attitudes before alumni, Board members, and Hottenstein. John and Pat were the volume of garbage sent to estimated that 1.5 billion trees are we fmd ourselves tree-less. You friends who gave $1000 or more as one of many alumni couples who landfill." It is true more than half cut annually in the U.S. This is can help reduce your personal a gift to the College in 1990-91. met on campus as students and of our cities will exhaust their equivalent to 86 football fields a paper intake by: Their support helps Ursinus married. We talked about John's current landfills by the mid 90's day. Furthermore, The Native 1. Recycle your computer and remain fmancially accessible to work as a professor of and 90% of our rubbish is simply Forest Council states that between notebook paper on campus. OLIN, students. Also at the party were communications at Syracuse dumped in landfill sights and 1950-80 the forested surface of the WISMER, CORSON, and some senior students and some University. He said that Syracuse buried. This makes it obvious that earth was reduced by 25. In MYRIN LIBRARY have dark faculty' members who won awards is "downsizing" its academic there needs to be a major move California, trees are being blue, beautiful paper recycling bins in 1990-91 or who hold endowed operating budget by a hefty towards recycling. removed at four times the now! professorial chairs. Judging from percentage because of the real and However, the paper recycling replacement rate. The recycling 2. Bring your newspapers to: the comments of those attending, anticipated decline in enrollment. issue does NOT stop there. The issue has A LOT to due with A.K. Catagnus Inc. I feel that the evening brought a Pat was back in her hometown of author states 'The recycled paper saving trees! 1299 W. James St., Norristown new sense of Ursinus community Collegeville, where her mother still issue is not about saving treeS-.. It is time for us to stop being 275-5328 to these key groups of people. lives. there is no shortage of trees." naive about this problem. We tend "Paper of all descriptions" On Saturday, we seemed to On Saturday evening, there was Well, in the words of the mighty to abuse the land because it seems 3. Buy recycled paper and have more alumni back on campus an urgent knock on our front door. LORAX and Dr. Suess (may he like a commodity belonging solely notebooks and look for the than ever. Alumni returned to Professors Jeffrey Neslen and rest in peace) I feel compelled to to us. Nothing could be more far recycled symbol on products you attend Alumni Association Victor Tortorelli had just returned "speak for the trees, for the trees from the truth_ In the eloquent purchase. meetings, to renew friendships from the national Council meeting have no tongues." I feel the words of Chief Sealth, "All things 4. Bring your own bags to with classmates, to visit with their of Phi Beta Kappa in Washington recycling issue is 100% about are connected like the blood which Clemens- or use your backpack. former professors, to look over the D.C. The official results of the saving trees. unites one family... Man did not 5. Stop your useless junk mail by improvements in the buildings and secret balloting· would not be One may be persuaded to weave the web of life, he is merely writing to: grounds, to compete against some announced until Sunday morning. believe there are plenty of forests a strand in it. Whatever he does to MAILING PREFERENCE of today's sports teams, and to see But they had learned on good left and that hopefully they are the web he does to himself." The SERVICE the Bears go against Gettysburg in authority that the Ursinus protected. But, in the 1950's and interdependence between trees DIRECT MARKETING football and against American application for an active chapter of 60's private industries, having and humans and animal life is SERVICE University in women's field Phi Beta Kappa was approved. overcut their own land, looked to fundamental ap.d simple. We 11 West 42nd St. hockey. The good feeling around What a moment of fulfillment the U.S. Forest System and the require oxygen and produce C02, P.O. Box 3861 the campus, enhanced by victories for all those who worked so hard Bureau of Land Management trees and plants require C02 and New York, NY 10163-3861. in both contests, was palpable. for recognition by this prestigious (who claim to manage the produce oxygen. Any significant Request that your name not be I spent much of the day in one national academic society. The forestlands) for help. They agreed loss in forested land directly sold to large mailing list to-one conversation with alumni best and brightest Ursinus seniors to allow these private industries affects the Earth's atmosphere for companies. from near and far. A few of them: now will receive the full increased cutting on all public all forms of life. 6. Write on the front and back -Bill Searfoorce, '66. He is now recognition that their peers at unprotected forestlands far beyond Moreover, the forests are a of all paper you use. Very Reverend Matthew other top colleges receive. It was a long-term sustainable levels. Now remarkably balanced and beautiful 7. Take one napkin at Wismer, Searfoorce. Bill told me that when fitting climax to a great day. the large timber companies are ecosystem that mitigate global not 5-10! he graduated, he not only joined ~ deforesting the U.S. at the fastest warming, provide abundant clean 8. Encourage your friends, his wife's Russian Orthodox faith LJ. . I? pace in our history. In fact, only air and water, and offer a home to family and profs to do the same! but also went to seminary in ;.~. -c #l , -. about 5% of our nation's public all wildlife. To continue to clearcut Plus join U.S.EA.C. (Thursd3ys Leningrad and became a member uncut native forests are left and them needlessly is a hazard to this 6:30 in the Meditation Chapel or of the priesthood. Riohard P. Richter more are unprotected. planet'S life and a selfish act. on the museum steps-if it's Herman (Red<) Bassman, '36. President Now the timber companies are Recycling is the answer!! sunny!) Reds was the player who kicked advancing on our National Forests You do not have to go out and Doing something is better than with bulldozers, saws and axes. One become an extreme activist to save nothing! Thanks! -----i;;-Defe-ti-se--oI-Hariey-----' may assume that our government some trees- although it wouldn't would protect our National Parks hurt! You do not need to wrap Jolene Prowse Dear Dave Brown, think people who are trying to and Forests, but our country's yourself around a tree to help save Class of 1992 This letter is a response to your contribute something to this National Park System is in real one. Recycling is easy and makes piece in last week's "Opinions" campus deserve a little credit. section. I thought you exhibited Instead of ridiculing their efforts, extremely poor taste and it is my perhaps you could offer sincere hope that you were just suggestions for improvement. For trying to be funny, albeit example, you could improve your unsuccessfully. However, since you mastery of the English language. submitted it in a serious and The next time you decide to formal way, I am left with little "rip" on someone, Dave, maybe choice but to take you seriously. you will think before you act. I do There are several reasons why I not know if you were just trying to think your letter was in poor taste. be funny, but even if that is the Foremost, "Harley's Haven" may case, I thought you came across or may not be somewhat obnoxious. If you want to criticize presumptuous at times, but Harley that strongly, be prepared to take himself will be the first to admit it. Write your own column and say HOW MUCH WE HAVE LOST! that his column is primarily for what you want instead of tearing entertainment. Secondly, I am not someone else's down. The Northwest's tempera/I; rainforest 'were once domilUlLed by hugt:, saying that criticism of a column is heallhy, douglas fir, cedar and spruce up to 2,000 years old. WiLh unacceptable, but discretion is Sincerely, the exception of a few isolilLed remnants, virtually aU of these have been advisable. Simply put, your letter Daniel Bubb cut down. The remainin~ nalive forests in the Northwest are now was devoid of tact. Lastly, and Class of 1993 . ;:ely 150 to 500 year old teenagers. These last remnants absolutely what I feel most strongly about, I C.H.O.C.R. ._------must be preserved and pmtected in their nalural stale. Letters and opinions should be no more than 400 words and should be typed, double-spaced. The editors or the Grizzly reserve the right to edit any and all submissions. Source: USDA Forest Service Page 10 The Grizzly Sports October 22,1991 ****************************************** ***************************************** *********************************************************************************************** Bears Blank the Bullets In• Homecoming GaDle BY LAURA ZOBEL loss of 10 yards. The Bears Sports Editor prevented the Bullets from moving the ball up field, by pressuring the ' With the season more than quarterback and breaking up halfway over, the Bears currently passes, including one by post a 3-3 record. Last week, the sophomore linebacker Brian Bears travelled to Baitimore,MD Edens. Again penalties hampered to face John Hopkins, which has a the Bears' performance. Ursinus 3-3-1 record. John Hopkins racked up 11 penalties for a total dominated the game and soundly loss of 99 yards. defeated the Bears 28-0. Hopkins The Bears started strong by held Ursinus to only 83 total yards scoring on their fust possession. rushing. This loss makes the The Bears' long scoring drive Bears' road record 0-2. So far this ended with Junior running back year the Bears have only scored 3 Dave Billitto's 5 yard touchdown points while on the road. run. On HomeCOming, the Bears In the 2nd quarter the Bears avenged last weeks loss by holding continued to put the pressure on Gettysburg scoreless in a 2~ the Bullet's offense, and forced victory. The offense came to life them to miss a 32 yard field goal and out rushed the Sullets 277 attempt. With 11:31 left in the 1st yards to their 28 yards. Sophomore half, Gettysburg fumbles a punt running back, Bill Sedgwick was return, which Ursinus recovers on the Bears' leading rusher with 37 Gettysburg'S 46 yard line. The carries for a total of 212 yards. Bears take advantage of this Sedgwick broke the record for opportunity and increased its lead total yards rushing, set by Mark to 14-0. Kennedy ran the ball in Garcia in 1983. Sedgwick is this from the 1 yard line for the Sophomore quarterback Matt Kennedy moves the ball up field in Ursinus' weeks Centennial Conference touchdown. Offensive Player of the Week and In the 3rd quarter both teams 20-0 win over Gettysburg. he is also ECAC Division III were scoreless, but in the 4th South Offensive Player of the quarter with :54 seconds left in the Week. Sophomore quarterback game, Thomas Mastrangelo rushes Nick's NFL Notes Matt Kennedy had a good day as 2 yards for the touchdown, which he completed 6 out of 15 passes. sealed the Bears' victory. The BY NICK BACCINO offense. Wide Receivers Fred years of the 70's, has players such Senior wide receiver Mike Cohen defense continued to play well. Barnett, Calvin Williams, and Roy as Byron Evans and Seth Joyner led the team in receptions with 4 Of The Grizzly Senior defensive back Todd Green have done all they could do leading the Eagles to the ~nd for a total' of 18 yards. Klinedinst intercepted a pass at As the Philadelphia Eagles with what they have had at OR best -rushing defense in the NFL. Defensively, the Bears the Bears' 19 yard line. football season comes to its The same could be said for the They're good defending the pass as effectively stopped Gettysburg's Sophomore defensive linesman, midpoint, it is time for me to take tight ends. Despite the loss to well. MID-TERM GRADE: A-. offense. The defense recorded 3 Steve Worth recorded the Bears' advantage of this off-week and New Orleans last week, Keith DEFENSIVE BACKS: This is sacks for a total loss of 25 yards, 2nd sack for a 10 yard loss. play the role of critic. SO I present Jackson had his best day of the the weakest point of the defense, including one by Junior defensive N(!)Ct week, the Bears hope to to you the fllst Nick's NFL Notes season. Mickey Shuler is also very but they're not weak at all. Eric linesman Brent Baldasare for a improve their record to 4-3 when Eagles Report Card. dependable receiving as well as Allen has had another Pro-Bowl they meet F.D.U at home. QUARTERBACKS: This has blocking. MID-TERM GRADE: B. type season at cornerback and been, no doubt, the biggest topic OFFENSIVE LINE: They have safeties Wes Hopkins, Andre of discussion in these parts. been together for a few years now, Waters, and Rich Miano have Cross Country Randall CunniItgham began his but they're still making mistakes played at the top of their games. season-and ended it-in Green bay that shouldn't be made. Kotite The DB's have not been burned as Runs to Victory on opening qay. Jim McMahon wanted a more disciplined team much as in recent history, and to replaced him and played well-until than' in the Ryan era, but the top it off, the Eagles lead the NFL ~ went down. Brad Goebel didn't in interceptions. MID-TERM BY DAVID WEISS the season was Mike McMullin, Eagles are on a pace to easily set the world on fue, or even GRADE: B. Of The Grizzly with a time of 26:02. Mike reach triple figures in penalties outdueled teammate Joe Kershner, warm it up, but remember, he's most of which come from the 0- SPECIAL TEAMS: Kicker On Friday, October 12, the who finished right behind him in a still a rookie with many years Line. Rookie Antone Davis is an Roger RtLZek has made 11 out of men's cross country team traveled time of 26:05. David Weiss fought ahead of him. The acquisition of excellent lineman, but he's not 13 field goal attempts (85%). Jeff to compete with the Drew off Drew's top runner in the last Jeff Kemp last week should help ready to start. The leader here is Feagles and Rod Harris are among Invitational, featuring 12 teams. hundred yards of the race to tie together the OBs for the Center Dave Alexander, but look the NFC leaders in punting and The men's team was very upbeat capture third place for the Bears, balance of the season. MID-TERM for veteran Ron Heller to try to punt returns, respectively. The Eagles, however, need a big play and enthusiastic in running on in a time of 27:15. Good racing GRADE: C-. tum the line around. MID-TERM Drew's course, since it was the performances were turned in by RUNNING BACKS: Where are GRADE: C. in this somewhere down the line-a flattest and fastest course the team asniel Bubb and Brian Havrilla, they?!? When Cunningham went· DEFENSIVE LINE: Incredlble. blocked punt or a field goal, a kick down, the Eagles neec!ed had run on all season. whose 13th and 16th finish enabled Absolutely incredible. Starters return for a touchdown-to help Despite the muddy and wet the Bears to be crowned somebody to take up the slack (;1' Reggie White, Clyde Simmons, them win a game. MID-TERM conditions Friday's rainstorm . champions. Freshmen Ryan Savitz offense, and so far, haven't gotten Jerome Brown, and Mike Pitts, as GRADE: B-. brought to the area, the men's also contributed to the team's first anyone to do just that. Head well as Mike Golic have compiled The Eagles have played through Coach Rich Kotite says he has cross country team fought through place showing by placing 29th. the most sacks in the league. a lot of adversity already this year these adverse conditions on This Friday, the men's cross what the Eagles need at running Under new defensive coordinator so I don't think they will be fazed Saturday, the day of the race. country team will try to race to back, though many tend to Bud Carson, the line has come by any other unexpected Thanks to the effort of all 6 men victory again when they square off disagree. The best day rushing for together for great performance happenings. If Jim McMahon on the team, the Bears were able to race to victory again when they an Eagles' back was Heath after another, including an eleven makes his expected return next to capture fust place. The Ursinus square off against Widener and Sherman's 89 yards in Tampa Bay. sack day in Dallas. MID-TERM week against San Francisco and team finished with 32 points, Williamson Trade. If you would Come on, Rich, pick up someone GRADE:A+. stays healthy for the rest of the outdistancing runner up Delaware like to see the men's team in maybe local boy Paul Palmer, huh? LINEBACKERS: Once again, a season, I think the Eagles will Valley who had 55 points. action, come out and see them this MID-TERM GRADE: F. great group of players. Carson, finish 9-7 and earn a playoff spot. Flying to his first place finish of friday at 3:30 P.M. Your support RECEIVERS: These guys are who had the likes of Jack Lambert will be greatly appreciated. probably the bright spot of the and Jack Ham in Pittsburgh's glory .. ~ .... 1 • •• •• . ~.. • I .... l ' .J '''' . j ... ______. ______• ______, ____ . _____~_:_....!~._. :._. ___ .___ ._ - October 22,1991 Sports The Grizzly Page 11 *****************************************************************************************************************************.*.* *********************************** •••••••• ...... : Field Hockey Stikes Back, Raises Record to 5-5-2 A tremendous turnaround from Penn State University has had a within the fust five minutes of the before this they were busy BY CLAIRE ANN ERFLE the previous game, the girls may winning season all except for the game. Annmarie Leukens and attacking American U. Of The Grizzly have reached the highlight of their one loss to Old Dominion. Ursinus J enn Harpel boosted the score to Coach Gros found it difficult to season when they tied Penn State is the only school who has tied 3-0, which remained as the fmal fmd one player in particular who If you haven't yet gotten a them. The national rankings come score. led the team against American, chance to see our hockey team in (ranked #2) at home last out every Tuesday, so be sure to "Homecoming is always a nerve everyone had done their part so action, now is defmitely the time Wednesday, Penn State's fust goal look for Lady Bears as they may racking time," said Gros, "We even well. 'This was clearly a team win, to do so. In the past two weeks the of the game was soon matched by be ranked in the top ten. have two 'Queens' on the squad." it's hard to pick one person. But girls have played four extremely Senior Jenn Harpel's shot scored Coach Gros and the hockey Senior teammates and Hobson I'd have to say Toni [Wenger] was difficult games, but have proved form a penalty stroke. The game team rolled over American roommates, Captain Alison the catalyst who got things really that they truly possess what it continued and the excitement grew University 3-0 on Homecoming. Sedgewick and Cara Console had moving." takes to come out on top. when Penn State scored again and Coach Gros spoke highly of the to leave the game with five The girls play St. Joe's at home Here on october 9, psyche came ahead 2-1. team, "We played 18 players today minutes to play so they could this Thursday. Come out and show sheets that donned the message Junior Stacey Zeller had and didn't miss a beat!" Still prepare themselves for their them that you are proud of their "Vaporize Villanova!" were strewn "probably one of her best games so far," said Coach Gros, "She's so without Clarke and Kousoubris Homecoming Court nominations. present record of 5-5-2. up and down our hockey team's because of their injuries, the team coachable, you know she always Both girls made it on time for the bench. Another reminder on the played very well especially in the there giving 100%." Two key football halftime, and no one psych sheet was to control fust half. Toni Wenger scored would have that "possession," and this is how the starters received the brunt of the girls really won the game. bout against P.S.U. Evelyn Villanova scored the fust goal of Kousoubris received 35 stitches in the game, but it was their only her forehead after a ball that was goal. Captain Toni Wenger tied less than ten feet away from her the score with a beautiful shot was chipped up from an opponents form a short corner pass. it stick. Senior Cleary Clarke collided remained 1-1 and there was less with the Penn State goalie, and than a minute remaining in the hurt her head on the helmet. Even game. With twenty-four seconds in without these two crucial players, the game, Sophomore Alison the second string didn't seem to Burns nailed in a shot that flew have trouble filling their shoes. right over the goalie's head and This says a lot for the quality of into the goal. They beat Villanova talent by the girls on the team. 2-1, and evened out their record to Once again giving it her all, 4-4-1. sophomore Annmarie Leukens The girls spent their Fall scored and tied Penn State, the Holiday battling against Syracuse team ranked second in the nation here on October 12. In a scoreless in Division 1. The game went into second half, Syracuse ended up double overtime followed by sudden death. Still no one scored . PIwl