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BY MA IT HOTTLE Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Control invitations sent, said Mike Sauers, Heightened law enforcement could are alcohol-free. The Interfraternity Sruff Reporter Commission, fraternity parties will president of Kappa Alpha and now cause more problems for Fraternities w ill now have to Council hosted an The Interfraternity Council held a now be more closely monitored, he president-elect of DUSC, which fraternity parties, Mohnnan said. contract a third-party vendor with a party Wednesday at the Kappa Alpha said, and fraternities must know caused grumbles and complaints from Fraternities wi II no longer be liquor license to sell beer to guests. alcohol-free mock Order fraternity house - but without correct party management. some of the fraternity representatives. allowed to charge people admission The administration has recently beer. Of the SO people who attended the "There may have been some for parties because of pressure from decided to enforce this long-standing, party last week as a The idea of this mock party was to mock party, approximately 45 were confusion about [the mock party]," the Delaware ABC Commission, but seldom recognized, law, Mohnnan show administrators and representatives of different fraternities. Mohrman said. 'They may not have Mohrman said. State law prohibits said. If a fraternity charges for model for other representatives of other fraternities Three sorority representatives also understood what this was." fraternities from selling alcohol at their admission into a party, the president of fraternities how a party should be held, IFC vice­ attended. The point of the event, Sauers said, parties. that fraternity will spend six months in president Brett Mohnnan said. No members of the administration was to dispel some of the myths about They will still be able to charge for to follow Due to recent pressure from the attended the party despite the 40 fraternity parties. charity functions, but only if the events see PARTY page A2 Profs DUSC will brings catch home Web good term grades Assessing what papers student congress has done and BY J]LL CORTRIGHT Entutainmenl Ediror Students who hate writing term needs to do papers now have another option open BY ELIZABETH ARAGONA to them: research papers on the World Staff Reportu Wide Web. As the year winds down and Several different web sites offer classes reach the fi nal weeks, it's essays in just about every subject, time to look back and see what the including law, literature, philosophy De laware Undergraduate Student and science. Costs range from trading Congress, led by President Staci in one essay in exchange fo r another, Ward, has accomplished. to as much as $400 for a 10-page Dean of Students Timothy F. custom-written paper. B rooks said, " There is no But monetary costs aside, anyone ques tion . She was the best turning in a paper from the Web runs THE REVIEW I Bob Weill president." the risk of being caught plagiarizing. In an effort to alleviate traffic in Newark, officials have discussed extending Christina Parkway through Abbotsford. This year, the student English Profes or Kristen Poole govern men t accomplished said she would easily be able to spot a everything written in its platform. fake since her students arc required to The platform consisted of actively tum in rough drafts and go through represen ting the undergraduate peer rev1smg. student body, enacting programs "There's almost no way I can think Slim chance for bypass to better serve students, !o protect of that they could fake the rough draft the interests of off-campus process," she said. students by emphasizing student The student's writing style is rights with the city of Newark, to another clue-in. "After their first paper, Even if plans were drawn today, alternate route at least 20 years away become an integral part of the I think I have a pretty good idea of BY ROBERT KALESSE Parkway through Abbotsford and onto received no requests in support of the bypass Newark co mmunity and to get their voice." Poole said. "If the second Entenainment Editor Barksdale Road near the state line. That way, from my constituents, so I would veto the students involved in more paper is drastically different from the Bypassing problems isn't usually considered commuters moving across Newark would avoid extension if it came up.'' leadership opportunities. first, I think I would notice that.'' an ideal solution, but for the city of Newark it heavily congested Main Street and Delaware To make matters worse. support from the " DUSC was well prepared to English professor Julian Yates seems to be the only option -one that officials Avenue. Delaware Department of Transponarion, which follow through and implement all agreed. "Often people who plagiarize contend is, at best, a generation away and may But as if the mess isn't hard enough to would oversee the bypass constmction, is not programs and promises included papers don' t do it very well." He never happen. understand. it will be even harder to make a likely this century. in the platform," Ward, a senior, explained that a paper written by "We're at the point of gridlock here," city Ralph A. Reeb Ill, DeiDOT's liaison to said. someone with a master's degree, as councilwoman and traffic activist Nancy Turner Newark, said the ci ty would first have to Ward has worked hard over the most of those available at web sites said. "If you look at a majority of the license First in a two-part investigation of commit a considerable amount of time and past year to improve the are, would sound noticeably different plates flying through Newark during rush hour, money before the state can get involved. relationship between th e city of from what a student would write. traffic in the city of Newark, A4 they're all from out of state." "Even if all the officials from the surrounding Newark and uni versity students. "It's son of like shooting yourself in Drivers currently use West Main Street and states were to come together on an agreement T he Student Mediation Action and the head to attempt to plagiarize papers East Delaware Avenue as a link to and from all reality. for a bypass today," Reeb said, "the project R esponse Team was created to written on the Web," he said. major roads surrounding Newark. But for about For staners, Cecil County officials who hold wouldn't begin for another 20 or 2S years.'' help the ease the tension bet ween Poole said that if she did suspect a 4S years, city officials have had several seats on the Wilmington Area Planning To get the project underway, Reeb said. the residents and off-campus students. student of being dishonest, she would opportunities to divert tri-state traffic away from Commission must approve any transit city of Newark would have to go through the Brooks said Ward improved this tum him or her over to the dean, rather West Main Street. renovations that affect their constituents. usual measures in dealing with a project of this re lationship "immeasurably." than trying to handle the situation The most plausible proposal to reach the Cecil County Commissioner William C. magnitude. A team of scientists and engineers Another accomp lis h ment of herself. table in recent years would extend Christina Manlove holds one of those seats and said. 'T ve DUSC was the co-sponsoring of Dean of Students Timothy F. see BYPASS page A4 the Off-Campus Information Brooks said that there have not yet Se m inar facilitated by city

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.I ; A2 • THE REVIEW . May 13, 1997 Tuition bills Party control continued from page Al receive an "M" and are not allowed to consume alcohol, Mohrman said. jail. Many of the fraternity representatives Mohrman said he believes this new in the audience agreed this "Mock­ target class rule will make it hard for fraternities to Party" system closet y resembled their provide entertainment because they own. BY ROBERT ARMENGOL McDowell scored a hit for a focus on will have to pay for bands or DJs out As part of the " Internal Party Ciry NeY.'S Editor underprivileged students - those whose of their own pockets. The annual dues Control," Mohrman said, members of While the educational value of a high parents, he said, can't access their own collected from each fraternity member the fraternity walk around and monitor school degree i rapidly dwindling in tax dollars. usually pay for social events, but if the the activity of all gues~s inside the what one Delaware lawmaker calls our 'We spend an enormous amount of fraternity wants entertainment, the house. If guests fail to comply, they increasingly competitive, "cutthroat" taxpayer money on people who enter members have to charge for admission will be asked to leave. world of economics and employment, 'failure mode,' and jump into prisons, to make up the difference. The IFC is continuing the "Safe­ stare politicians are scunying to decipher teen-age pregnancies, etc.," McDowell He also predicted that fewer people Ride" program that provides guests what kind of role higher education plays said. "We need to begin a process to will attend fraternity functions because leaving a safe ride home. 1bis system in determining the future of America's prevent that, and one way is opening the they will have to pay significantly was conceived by the IFC this youth. door to higher education. We can pay a more money for beer and beverages. semester and put into action by All of them are obviously in favor of little bit in aid now or a lot in damage­ Compared to the average $2 for Mohrman. sending more of their constituents' sons control later." admission at most fraternity parties, "It's really tough to throw a perfect and daughters to college with as little But he hasn't been quite so lucky as vendors could charge the same amount party," Sauers said. "Something is financial burden as possible - it's how Carper when it comes to legislative for a single cup of beer, Mohrman they intend to do so that differs greatly. support. McDowell has been fighting an bound to go wrong." said. One improvement to the current Last week the General Assembly uphill battle for tuition reform against a The IFC hopes to contract one THE REVIEW I John Chabalko party system is using bracelets to witnessed a barrage of political Republican-dominated House since last vendor that will supply all the replace hand stamps and markers. maneuvers each linked by one common year, when state representatives struck Gov. Carper released two college financial aid bills Thursday. fraternities with services. With a third­ Now, underage drinkers can't wipe the aim, to enhance state support for higher down the old version of his college party vendor, fraternities will no longer cap increase may suggest. Now, still save almost 120 percent in taxes. " M" off their hands and re-mark education. financial aid proposal. have to accept responsibility for adversaries are saying the real problem is Carper, who said he does not support themselves with an "L," Mohrman While Gov. Thomas R. Carper was Originally, McDowell wanted to drunken students. a potential for over-spending; and the McDowell tuition bill, has taken a said. Next semester, fraternities will be releasing on Thursday separate proposals provide in-state tuition to all three "With an outside vendor, as soon as McDowell's expensive tuition bill is different outlook on higher education. usi ng bracelets instead of hand stamps. that would cut a tax break for parents Delaware undergraduate institutions for someone leaves the house we're no again under conservative fire and "McDowell's idea is basically an Fraternity members offering safe with college-bound kids and favor merit­ kids with a longer responsible for them," appears likely to collapse in the House in open-ended entitlement program," the rides will start wearing maroon shirts based cholar hip for students, the IDIOIIDUID 2.5 Mohrman said. " It becomes the News an eerie case of political double death. governor said. ''I'm wary of that. Right next semester that have "Safe Ride Senate was busy passing a sweeping bill grade point vendor's responsibility." ''I'm expecting strong opposition now, with a $40,000 cap, the yearly cost IFC" on them, Mohnnan said. that may cover tuition costs in full for average and 900 The Kappa Alpha house has an Analysis from the House," McDowell said. "But I is measured in millions. But what if Dean of Students Timothy F. most low- and moderate-income SAT score whose elaborate system of controlling and believe this is an idea whose time has eventually they want to take the cap to Brooks said he did not attend the mock families. parents make less monitoring parties, Sauers said. Much come. include incomes of $50,000 or $60,000? party because the invitations were sent Carper's tuition savings program has than a combined $27,500 (with a $5,000 of Kappa Alpha' s system of party "Many people forget this, but one Suddenly the cost of the program would out too late. the backing of all 62 state legislators, increase to that cap for each extra child in management is identical to the IFC' s hundred years ago we passed a heroic be measured in tens of millions of "May is an extremely busy month who without exception have signed on as the family). constituti onal amendment in a dollars." model that was illustrated in the packet co-sponsors of his bill, H.B. 245. The resolution passed through the for students and administrators," commitment to pay for the education of Carper's tuition bills provide for of information Mohrman gave to all He explained the idea this way: "If Brooks said. "For instance, I had a Senate but failed in the House of our citizens. It was understood at the several spending hikes, but at more the attendees. you were my father, you would put Representatives last session. So a dinner meeting that night that I had on time that meant 'through high school.' moderate rates: separate 25 percent During the mock party, Mohrman money for my college tuition aside in compromise was urged. The governor's my schedule since March." • But back then, a person with a increases to two existing programs. described the elements of a safe party. certain approved investment vehicles, the Brooks said he talked to other administration and state legislators baccalaureate degree could become the Under the new laws, more Delaware The "External Party Control ," he earnings of which would be taxed at a claimed that "such a low cap would end explained, consists of fraternity administrators who missed the event president of a bank." students who choose to go to college will because of other engagements. "They student-rate." And after federal and state up not affecting our constituents," members who stand outside of the McDowell said the state spends so receive more aid, while success on went to the same event the past two taxes. thar could mean a difference of as McDowell said. house and monitor people arriving and much in education that his bill would statewide assessment tests will be years and did not think anything new much as 40 percent taxable income to as That's why the senator went back to leaving. These people keep guests signifY a meager 2 to 2.5 percent budget weighed in greater detail, Carper said. would be covered," he said. little as nothing, Carper said. the drawing board and this year raised from wandering around the premises increase. And - because high school But, according to McDowell, 75 Although Sauers said he is So parents are beaming, right? his proposed income cap to $40,000 - or leaving with beer. dropouts cost taxpayers across the nation percent of all students in public schools disappointed that no administrators Nope. Not all of them should be, drawing an estimared price tag on the bill about $680,000 per lifetime - if just 3 don't consider themselves to be "college At the "Risk Prevention Station," anyway, according to Sen. Harris B. of $2 million in just the first year and guests must s how a valid ID to attended the party, he hopes to re-write percent of the underprivileged kids material." Many students, he said, begin the invitation letter for the next mock­ McDowell III, D-Wilmington North. about $5 million per year in the long run. consume alcohol. If the guest is of helped with his bill actually make it out excluding the development of party to be held in the Fall. With his own college tuition plan But the problem goes much deeper of the hole, he argued, the state would capabilities as early as the third grade. legal age, they will receive an "L" on approved last week by the Senate, than what an already Senate-approved their hand to signify their age. Minors Gay lifestyle is a free speech issue, professor says

BY LISA DUSZAK discrimination. The judge ordered that such exclusion relations campaign on public buses, Siegel said. Although the message is offensive, gay Staff Reporter "Still, freedom of association is an implied violated the First Amendment. Included in the campaign were pictures of groups cannot say, 'They are i.nsulting me - Gays and lesbians engage in First First Amendment right." One gay group in California sued Pacific people of all sexes, ages and colors engaged in make them stop,"' Siegel said. Amendment activity just by living in an Siegal cited several cases in recent history in Telephone and Telegraph because the company everyday activities, with a caption reading, That violates the rights to free speech for apartment with a same-sex lover, said a which gay groups have been denied the right to would not sell them a Yellow Pages "Someone in your life is gay." homophobics under the First Amendment. professor from Gallaudet University Thursday express themselves in different public forums, advertisement under the listing "Homophile The public transit officials refused to run the Still, he stated the traditiol)al arguments that night. Siegel said. Organization," Siegel said. campaign, claiming the ads were offensive to gays are unnatural, sick or a danger to fanulies Dr. Paul Siegel. a professor of In a 1976 First Amendment Supreme Court PT &T denied accusations that their refusal passengers, but the judge ruled nonetheless that and children are losing support and don't work communication arts. used recent case law case, Toward a Gayer Bicentenni!l' Committee was discriminatory, claiming they refused the ad the transit 's refusal violated the First anymore in our society. examples to explain to students and members of vs. the Rhode Island Bicentenni.:.J~ Commission, because there would be only one ad under the Amendment. Politicians and other powerful people used to the community how gay and lesbian rights are the Rhode Island Foundatior .rused to allow a listing, Siegel said. But Siegel also warned.that the same law that side-step gay rights issues, Siegel said. essentially a free speech issue. gay organization to particiJ,-.. (e in Bicentennial But PT &T did list a single ad under a heading protects lesbian and gay rights as a free speech "Now, gay rights issues, when they come to "Coming out is an essential part of gay celebration planning. as limited as "accordions," implying issue also protects a homophobic's right to free the floor, are 'oh shit' issues because politicians identity,'' said Siegel, who has authored a book The foundation argued that permitting gay discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, speech. know some voters will be angry either way," and several articles concerning gay people, sex participation would violate a statute prohibiting Siegel said. He mentioned T-shirts he had seen on a visit Siegel said. "But at least they recognize someone and the media. "But reactions of people not in sodomy in Rhode Island, and doing so would A si milar case occurred when another gay to the beach with the message, "Silly faggot, will be mad." favor of the movement tend to manifest itself in encourage the public to commit sodomy. group was denied the ri ght to launch a public dicks are for chicks." Office of the Provost will be restructured

BY DAVID REICHLI With Andersen's move , the To accommodate the position of vice provos t for advocating for graduate programs and Special Sessions, which St,lff Reporter position of vice provost for reorganization, he said, two academic programs and planning. and bring the best of graduate previo usly reported to Andersen, Three administrative positions Academic Affairs will be eliminated administrative positions wi ll Cavanaugh's role will expand to education to the undergradua te under Schiavelli. within the Office of the Provost will and the offices that currently report reworked. include undergraduate planning and level." Schiavelli said that he wanted to be changed or reassigned due to the to her will be reassigned to other Vice Provost Frederic Siegel, development , along' with his Schiavelli said he thinks the handle these programs directly impending elimi na ti on of an personnel. who currently is in charge of responsibility for graduate studies. reorganization will benefit the rather than delegating the academic office, Provost Mel Schiavelli said the reorganization enrollment services, will take on a He will also assume responsibility university. "We can do it with fewer responsibility which include winter Schiavclli announced Thursday. of the Provost's office was not larger role come July I. Included in for the Honors Program and the people," he said. "I like somebody and summer sessions. Current vice provost for solely because of reassignment. his new responsibilities will be the Center For Teaching Effectiveness, in my office to worry about graduate Despite the number of changes, Academic Affairs. Margaret "The departure of Andersen gave Office of Admissions and Financial both of which currently report to and undergraduate, rather then have most students won ' t notice any Andersen. will become interim dean me an opportunity to think how Aid, Academic Services Center and Academic Affairs. those split as they were in the past." difference. "The restructuring will of the College of Arts and Science things are organized," he said. Registrar's Office. Though Cavanaugh wi ll not Also included in the changes is benefit the university and will not July l , he said. She will replace " Central administration doesn ' t John Cavanaugh, who is the begin his new position until July I , the relocation of the Division of bring any change for students,'' he Mary Richards, who resigned to need to be as big as it has in the interim associate provost for he said he is optimistic about his Continuing Education and the said. return to teaching. past.'' Graduate Studies, will fi ll the new new role. "I want to continue Office of International Programs

CAMPUS CALENDAR Today at 12:30 p.m. Ava Baron of sponsored by the Black Student Police Reports Rider University will be giving a Union and will be held in history workshop about the discipline Multipurpose Room A of the TUC. of feminism in history and sociology. For more information, call 831-2577. It will be held in Ewing Hall, room On Friday at II a.m., an urban BRAWLERS BITE AT KA man proceeded to grab her again. The afternoon, Newark Police said. 436. affairs and public honors ceremony A 21-year-old man was bit in the nose victim then ran to the home of a friend. Richard Brown, 54, was observed by a In addition, Anne Wagner of the will be held in the Conference Room early Sunday morning during a brawl in The perpetrator is described as a black security guard shoving the CD player, University of California at Berkeley of the Center for Composites front of the Kappa Alpha fraternity male in his late 30s, approximately valued at $99.99, down his trousers and will be giving an art history lecture Materials. For more information call, house, Newark Police said. 5'11 ", wearing a red button-down shirt. attempting to leave the store, police said. today called "Moore's Mother." It 831-2394. The victim was rushed to the The stolen merchandise was recovered will be held in the Trabant University Calling all seniors! The Senior Christiana Hospital emergency room HEY, YOU'RE WALKING ON MY when a security guard approached Brown Center Theatre and wi II begin at 5:30 Day celebration will be held on where he received 14 stitches in the nose, CAR! outside and the CD player slipped down p.m. Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. on the police said. An unknown suspect walked across his calf and fell onto the sidewalk. The TUC Theatre is hosting an grounds of Old College. The brawl was broken up by police at the hood of a man's car early Sunday evening of Irish films tonight starting On Friday night at 8 p.m. The approximately 2:40 a.m. Police said some morning in a parking lot on Center Street, BAD LUCK DOUBLES FOR fraternity members were involved. Newark Police said. at 7 p.m. For more information call , Deltones, an a cappella group, will JUVENILES Police have one suspect who tried to The victim, who was attending an 831-2886. be giving a concert at the Bacchus Two juveniles were apprehended flee the scene, however no charges have alumni convention, was pulling out of the Sunday evening at Rainbow Records for Michael Zinn will be directing the Theatre which is located in the been pressed. Newark Parking Authority lot at shoplifting and possession of marijuana concert "Gamelan Lake of the Perkins Student Center. Admission is approximately 2:23 a.m. when a white Newark Police said. ' Silver Bear" on Wednesday evening $3. For more information, call 837- WOMAN GRABBED male jumped onto his car and walked The 14- and 15-year-old-males were at 8 p.m. It will be held in Loudis 8401. An unknown suspect grabbed a across the hood, police said. detained by employees when they set off Recital Hall of the Amy E. du Pont If you are interested in testing your woman's breast while she was walking The car, a 1996 Ford Taurus, received the alarm sensor while trying to exit the Music Building. For more singing skills, The Deltones will be along North Chapel Street Saturday $300 worth of damages to its exterior, store with two stolen cassette tapes information call, 831-2577. conducting auditions at 2 p.m. on night, Newark Police said. police said. police said. ' On Thursday, SLTV, Channel 49 Sunday in room 206 of the TUC. For Police gave the following account: The suspect is described as a white A small bag of marijuana was will be show.ing the film "Rain more information call, 837-8401. A 21-year-old-woman was walking male in his 20s, police said. discovered on one of the shoplifters when Man" at 3:30p.m. and again at 9:15 On Friday night as well, the south on North Chapel Street around 7 police searched the two youths for p.m. The station will also show "Of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Student p.m. Saturday. As she walked under the CLUMSY SHOPLIFTER SPILLS additional stolen merchandise, police Mice and Men" at II :30 p.m. Union will be throwing an railroad bridge, she was approached by a LOOT AT K-MART said. black male who grabbed her breast and A man was caught shoplifting a At 6 p.m. on Thursday, Rev. J. alternative dance at Club 814 in made harassing comments. portable compact disc player at the K­ Stanley Justice of Trenton, NJ will be -compiled by Alison Waldman Wilmington from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. She knocked his hand away, but the Mart in College Square Thursday doing a lecture on "Success Beyond Admission is 3$. For more the Collegiate Level: Giving Back information, call 831-8066. to One's Community." It is -compiled by Adam Sloane May 13, 1997 • THE REVIEW • A3 DUSC leader wants the ball 'I enjoy having the responsibility on my shoulders,' president Mike Sauers says

BY AMY L.SHUPARD "To depend on 50 guys who you can talk to like your plans to have training seminars for the positions in DUSC Copy Editor brother- it's really a great feeling to have." to make a more effective organization. Although he hopes to someday work in a hospital, right Sauers' presidency of Kappa Alpha began this semester Sauers ran unopposed for the position of president in the CHIPS WERE DOWN, BUT CHESS CHAMP now, at the university, he is a president. and continues through the upcoming Fall Semester, during DUSC election this year. However, he said, he is "more KASPAROV ENDS UP DEEPLY BLUE Mike Sauers, the newly elected Delaware Undergraduate which he wi ll lead both the fraternity and DUSC. concerned with getting people involved than getting more Student Congress president, said he likes being a leader. Sauers' rise to leadership roles has happened in two short candidates to run." I n a sudden conclusion to their m uch-hyped "I enjoy having the responsibility on my shoulders." years si nce he transferred from Clemson University, where Sauers said he feels confident that there are younger battle , the IBM supercom puter Deep Blue took Sauers is a junior neuroscience major, which is an he spent his fres hman year. students who are qualified leaders at the university. barely an hour Sunday to defeat world chess in terdepart mental major between the biology and "I got involved in DUSC pretty Transferring from Clemson to the university, Sauers champion Garry Kasparov, clinch ing a six-game, psychology departments. "It takes the solid material of much the first day I got here," he said, was one of the best decisions he ever made. "At first I $1.1-million duel between brain power and psychology and the more interesting parts of biology and said. kind of wanted to get away, but then I realized when I got processing speed. combines them ," he said. Whi le working wi th DUSC, there that I just love Delaware." At a news confe re nce later, he lashed o ut a t After graduation, Sauers said he wants to work in a Sauers has been in charge of Though the program for neuroscience is young, it is IBM for programming the computer specificall y hospital for a year to figure out what career he wants to developing DUSC's SMART growing, Sauers said, and the education at the university is to beat him. pursue. "Originally I was set on medical school," he said. program which was implemented a great buy- especially for students living in Delaware. " It was nothing to do about science .... ll was "But now I'm looking into both medical school and hospital this past fall , was the Special With his family here in Newark, Sauers said, he is now one zeal to beat Garry Kasparov ," he said after administration." Projects Chair and one of the able to spend more time with his parents and three brothers. losing Game Six. "And when a big corporation Sauers said hospital administration combines work in founders of the Leadership 2000 SAUERS Sauers said he is excited because his younger brother, with unlimited resources would like to do so, health issues with business aspects. He hopes being the program. who he calls his best friend, will be an incoming freshman there are many ways to achieve the resul t. And president of DUSC will give him a preview of a job in Leadership 2000 began as a at the university next fall. Though he transferred, Sauers the result was achieved. administration. series of seminars for students on leadership skills. Sauers will be graduating on schedule in Spring ' 98, after " I feel confident that the machine hasn't "After a year of being the DUSC president, I should said he worked on the project with one of his "mentors," completing his DUSC presidency. proved anything yet," Kasparov added. "It's not realize if it's something I want to do for the rest of my life." former DUSC president Damian O'Doherty. Between DUSC, Kappa Alpha and classes, the leisure yet ready, in my opinion, to win a big contest." Not only is Sauers the newly elected president of DUSC, "It gave students the chance to learn more leadership moments in Sauers" life are few and far between, but C .J . Tan was the scientist who headed the he is currently the president of his fraternity, Kappa Alpha. skills and a chance to put them to use on campus," Sauers somehow, he doesn't seem to mind. Deep B I ue effort. He said he pledged Kappa Alpha last Spring Semester said about the leadership program, that has now been "Sometimes life gets stressful," he said. "But it's all stuff Even those who predicted that computers because he missed the bonding he felt at his all-male high incorporated into the class, Leadership, Integrity and I like. It's a different kind of fun ." would eventually surpass humans at the school, Salesianum in Wilmington. Change. During his year as the pres ident, Sauers said, he chessboard could not have anticipated S unday's outcome in New York City. Until a week ago, the 34-year-old Kasparov was unquestionably the best chess player in the world. More than o nce he proclaimed that computers An inside look at would never attain the level of the best human players. He began this match May 3 with a win How to take that, while hardly routine, seemed to demonstrate the unmatched value of human intuition. DUSC's past year The tide turned with Deep Blue's victory in a parking the second game, a lmost certainly the best game ever played by a computer. continued from page AI DUSC would be the lack of involvement from the students , the lack of H EAVEN'S GATE CULT VIDEO MAY B E managers and building directors. representation from the student body and F OR SALE "The purpose of this session," Ward seeing apathetic students,'' Ward said. said , " was to educate st udents moving off ticket to task "Students aren' t taking the initiative to For sale: The exclusive ramblings of Bo and campus to be responsible in their voice their opinions about DUSC." Peep. Coming soon, maybe, to a video store near neighborhoods. Students need to watch " There is student apathy and it is BY ERICA BRASLOW you. their behavior off campus and to work because of the culture of Delaware of Staff Reporter Filmed in 1976 when he still had a full head of with the ci ty rather than cause more rife being a party schoo l," Ward sai d. After a long day of classes, many students wander back to their hair and she was very much alive, the tape that in their relationship." " Es pec ia lly when you see more people cars o nly to find an all too familiar white po uch under the the leaders of the Heaven's Gate cult called their In recent mo nths, City Council has tailgating than in an actual game." windshield wiper. " last statement" surfaced recently in an been di scussing several initiat ives that Nancy Geist Giacomini, assistant dean Approx imately 4,000 times each month, Public Safety ti ckets Oklahoma video vault. could limit the amount of hou si ng of students , said , " DUSC was more cars that are illegally parked in university lots, aid Jim Grimes, It's believed to be the o nly authorized video available off campus. visible this year and only one ticket ran assistant director of Public Safety. featuring Peep- she was the real leader of the On March 13, the Old Newark Civic but it was one hell of a ticket. I don't Not all of these tickets are paid for without a fight. Many messianic cult before she died in the mid-1980s Association and City Council held a think Staci realized what an effective people choose to go through an appeals process to contest a -and it's all there, the genesis of the workshop to review a proposal to remove leader she would become." ticket. philosophy that ultimately led to mass suicide: the grandfather clause on rental Ward attributes DUSC's s uccess to the During the 1995-96 school year, I ,390 students appealed Sex is bad. Dogs are unwo rthy of " the literal properties, Ward said. The grandfather leadership of the Executive Board and to tickets, Grimes said. Of the appealed ti ckets 610 appeals were heavens." UFOs are the way to ascend to the clause allows four roomers or boarders in certain City Council members. granted. The parking ticket appeal process requires an appearance " next kingdom ." residential zoning districts, even though " Without the cooperation of City before the Parking Appeals Board or a written petition of appeal. So who'll bid what? the code all ows rental to only three. Council members such as Tony Felicia, The Parking Appeals Board is more informal than a court of It was, of course, altogether predictable that Other proposals include capping the Irene Zych and Nancy Turner and their law, comprised of about 20 to 25 members. The board is split into the bizarre Heaven's Gate saga would spawn number of rental properties in the city, willingness to work with students through groups of three or four members and one group hears the appeal, every kind of proposal for movies, reducing the maximum number of programs," Ward said, "DUSC would not Grimes said. Then members render a decision, which cannot be documentaries and television series - many of unrelated tenants and raising the rental have had a successful year in improving appealed again. which were breathlessly announced immediately permit fee. city relations." The Appeals Board is chosen from various groups on campus, after the bodies of Marshall Herff Applewhite " Because of DUSC's work and the Ward became involved with DUSC in including faculty , professional staff, salaried staff and the and 38 disciples were discovered two months turn-out of students at the City Council her sophomore year. She then served as Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress. Public Safety ago in a Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., mansion and meeting, it delayed the consideration of DUSC' s sec re tary during Damian employees are not put on the board so there is no bias. which, for the most part, remain "in removing the grandfather clause and O' Doherty's administration last year. Reasons for appeals vary, Grimes said. "The funniest or development." exploring other alternatives," Ward said. Ward sai d she wanted to become strangest appeal in my recent memory was the person who parked The twist is the discovery of the tape and the In response to proposed changes in president because of the conflict between in a fire la ne and was told as they got out of the car that th ey revelation that Applewhite and Bonnie Lu zoning codes, DUSC decided to expand the city and students. were in a fire lane and to move the car. They didn 't li sten to the Nettles Trousdale, who had consistently urged the goals of the Off-Campus Information "I wanted the higher posi tion to better warning and when they were ticketed, they were mad and their followers to renounce all things material, Seminar. repre sent the students to the city in a appealed, saying they thought the warning was enough.'' had themselves opted years ago to go DUSC's proposal, created to solve the positive light," Ward said . The higher priced ticket s a re the ones that seem to get Hollywood . problems between off-campus students This year, she received the Grossman appealed the most, although tickets can range from $ 10 to $50, Per the contract they'd had drawn up in and re si dents, says students who attend Award . the highest award given by the Grimes said · Oklahoma, the two-hour video was kept under the session to learn how to be a universi ty , for her contributions to Junior Tara Pederson said she received a $50 ticket for parking wraps for 21 years, under seal unti I 30 days after responsible tenant would receive a campus-wide programming. in a fire lane. "I was asked about the appeal process and was then "departure," when the producer who'd quietly complete reso urce list of available rental Giacomini said , "Staci did an amazing informed about a $10 surcharge if the appeal is denied.'' kept it all that time notified his Beverly Hills units accompanied with landlord contact job, she was very professional and The surcharge is a processing fee and is only paid if the appeal lawyer of the potential blockbuster. numbers. Students who completed this represented student issues. She also has a is denied, Grimes said. Now the attorney and the William Morris session would also receive a certificate of good sense of how to be a polished leader Pederson said she would not appeal the ticket as a result of the agency have big plans for the video. They see it participatio n and be given priority by but doe s not forget who she is s urcharge and she does not have the time to go through the as a network TV special. Then - what else?­ landlords for rentals. representing." appeals process. She also feels as if she has been getting more they hope to sell it to every household in the Ward said that the proposal must be The student body wil l now be parking tickets this year than she received last year. world with a VCR. accepted and adopted by the city manager represented by the new executive board Grimes admitted that although there has been no concerted Cashing in on death? "We look at it as and council as a bel!er alternative in headed by President Mike Sauers. effort to increase the number of parking tickets given out, the hu~inP.ss . " ~"in the attorney, Jerrv Weinstein. educating st udents. Ward's advice to Sauers is to keep up number of parking tickets may have gone up slightly this year. whose firm , Weinstein and Hart, has long The Landlord As sociation 's the relationship between city residents, He attributed the increase to Public Safety's purchase of hand specialized in representing the estates of dead involvement with the off-campus seminar officia ls and DUSC , and to foster he ld ticket writers, machines which make ticket writing faster. celebrities, among them Fred Astaire, Bruce Lee wi ll be in effect in the 1997 Fa ll SMART into an everyday community Freshmen Dana Hartsell said she has s pent about $200 on and Abbott & Costell o. Semester. opportunity. She a lso recommends that parking tickets over the course of this year. It's his legal duty under the contract, Ward said that the information session the new executive board have a sense of The amount of parking ti ckets received tends to c hange Weinstei n said, to make as much money as would be valuable because the preferred humor. seasonally, due to new students learning the parking rules, possible fo r Bo and Peep's heirs, whoever and list would make it more efficient for " I would do it all over in a second,'' Grimes said. "In the beginning of the year there is more ticketing wherever they may be. students to rent houses off-campus and at Ward said. "It has been the most because people do not yet know what they can and cannot do." Under the deal, the heirs get 40 cents on the the same time educate larger audiences of c hallenging and also rewarding "Public Safety officers do not have quotas to fill,'' Grimes doll ar. " Wait until they hear about this,'' stud ents on how to become civicly experience that I have ever had in my said. However, ticketing may have gone up in certain areas if VVeinstei n said. conscious. entire life." officers have noticed a parking problem, he said . -compiled from the Washington Post I Los But with accomplishments come Angeles news service by Denise Matthews disappointments. "My biggest disappoi ntmen t abo ut Professor receives prestigious Fulbright grant Gary H. Laverty will use the money to study the digestion of chickens and other birds in Iceland

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Reeb said De!DOT is currently in planning and liaison to Newark, is the waiting for a long time. DeJDOT said studies conducted by the traffic the process of installing the Monarch more intricate of the two. If traffic the Monarch would work better, so department, the SCAT would have The Monarch system is the next system, and that they hope to have the conditions changed, the system would we settled for the Monarch," Turner improved traffic management in the job finished by the time students automatically adjust accordingly. said. city by 15 percent. The SCAT can step in unclogging the city's streets The Monarch, w hich will cost The city finally opted for the take traffic patterns and change based return in the falL "We're going to install this system arguabl y more effective SCAT approximately $300,000, takes the Monarch to mend Newark's traffic on the situation that it sees. BY PETER BOTHUM and then do an assessment with the £r~cutil'e Editor system. The other route would be to loops' traffic count and relays it back quandary. "It's 'better' because it can educate city," Reeb said. "If a significant When Newark city officials and spend less on the Monarch system to a computer that would be located at "There's no waste of money here. itself." improvement can be made by going the Delaware Department of and place the extra money in a fund police headquarters. The system can We can start with the Monarch and Hogan said the Monarch system to the other system, then that Transportation agreed a little over a that would go toward repairs or an then be adj usted to ten different set then move up to the SCAT if that must be programmed to adjust to investment will be made." year ago that traffic problems in the upgrade to the SCAT system. traffic patterns. doesn't work." somewhere between eight and ten Reeb said that on a normal day it city warranted the installation of a The systems are installed in a "[The SCAT] is what had been So did the city fail to receive the different fixed traffic patterns. This would be impossible for a driver to new traffic light system, a decision similar fashion. Both have loops that promised to us by DeiDOT," Turner "better" system? would allow police to switch to a different pattern based on the time of tell the difference between the two had to be made. are wired to intersections which count said. " That was the original "That depends what you define as systems. Nancy Turner, a city the flow of traffic. agreement." ' better,"' Newark Police Chief day or other traffic-hindering "No system wi II give people green councilwoman and head of Citizen's The SCAT, which would take an De!DOT said the city could have William Hogan said. "According to conditions. lights all the time," he said. "But I Against Traffic, said one· option was estimated $1. 1 to $1.2 million to the SCAT system, Turner explained, De!DOT, [the Monarch] should work "With the Monarch, you have to do think that's what people were hoping that the city could shell out more install , according to Ralph Reeb, if it would be willing to wait great for the city of Newark." traffic studies and take counts," he for." money for the more expensive and De !DOT's assistant director of '·We said, 'OK , we've been Hogan said that according to said. "You have to re-program it." Bike lanes planned Cyclists will enjoy minor improvements this summer

Some bike lanes will be BY SHAWN P. MITCHELL "The workshop helped us a lot," Lewis said. "We installed across Newark Assisranc Edito,;at Editor received more professional help and insight into many this summer, but plans As traffic problems in Newark grow, more people of our problems." are looking towards bicycling as a way to get around, Discussed during the eminar were problems that have yet to be solidified. only to find that this form of transportation brings its Lewis and his committee are facing now: how to own set of problems - from dodging parked cars to create bicycle-safe intersections; how to build on- and navigating hectic intersections. off-road bike paths and how to get the city, state and Although these cyclists can look forward to some the university to work together. minor changes this summer, no major improvements Another short-term project the city is working on is for bicycles are scheduled to be completed anytime the creation of a pathway map which will denote soon in Newark, officials said. roads cyclists can use that are already bike friendly, " Minor bike lane striping will occur over the Lewis said. summer," said Roy LePlata, Newark City Planner. As well as helping sponsor the seminar, De!DOT " But there wi ll be no constructi on of paths or any and the Wilmington Area Planning Commission major improvements." drafted the Newark Area Bicycle Interim Report last Some activists propose The Delaware Department of Transportation plans November. This report idemified the current problem extending Christina to improve up to eight lanes by early fall , specifically areas for cyclists by looking at the numbe r of Parkway (Delaware Route on routes where bicycle traffic is heavy like Paper accidents and the amount of traffic on various roads. Mill Rd. and Hills ide Rd., said Jerome Lewis, a This report was used to determine which roads are 4) through Abbotsford to member of a ci ty traffic committee and director of the to be striped over the summer and is still being used Barksdale Road as a College of Urban Affairs and Public Policy. as a tool to decide where new paths may be built or bypass around the city. De!DOT's plans to stripe and put up signs that will which roads may be widened. help cyclists by giving them a defined, two-foot lane The city hopes to increase bicycle traffic an d .s::::. to ride in, as well as telling motori sts to watch for decrease auto-traffic as part of WILMAPCO' s goal of -::) cycli sts. cutting automobile-traffic I 0 percent by 2020. 0 (J) Lewis, who uses his bike to commute to work The cycling problem has also received m ore Newark's commuter rail station every day from western Newark, said, "There's quite attention recently because of the growing number of a bit of bike use in Newark - these issues have been cycling accidents, Lewis said. The most serious was should be up and running by around a long time and recently there' s been more the death of university junior David Toman last October. Originally, planners said interest and support." November. the ride shelters would not be As part of this growing interest Lewis organized a Nancy Turner, chairwoman of the Western Newark heated. Now that may change, two-day bicycle seminar to discuss how to create Traffic Relief Commiuee and head of Citizens bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly communities. Against Traffic, traces the problem back even further. the project manager said. The seminar, which was held two weeks ago, "We began our crusade because of trucks," she brought together officials from cities throughout the said. "Very si mpl y the trucks are too big for the roads. state, members of DelDOT and speakers from all over We want people to ride bikes but trucks take up too the country. much room. We want more bicycles."

Roadway What to look for in Friday's Drive-By Report, part two: Train Tracks DelDOT is set to tear up the Deer Park intersection. II I I The federal government wets its feet with local train traffic. Proposed Bike Paths The WNTRC will meet today. Who is the Newark Chicken? The city, university and state work together on a plan for crosswalks. Alum leads building of commuter station

BY VERONICA FRAA TZ Brooks, 32, isn't just any old George job in Newark for a long time - it's Wilmington. We're hoping to get more AssisUJn i Enratammenr Editor and Lynch Construction Co. project been heavily requested, in fact," single-occupant vehicles off of I-95 and Leonard 1. Brooks Jr. smiles faintly manager working on a government Brooks admitted. "[ wanted to do the onto the train.'' as he looks over his construction contract. He' s a long-time resident of job because it was an opportunity to But short of approving location and project under the early morning sun. Newark and a 1988 university make money, to work for the state, and constructi o n, the city is playing The site is located off of South alumnus. And, he said, he was eager to get the recognition of a high profile virtually no role in the project, Gardner College A venue, south of the overpass this spring to start work on a substantial job." said. The project is entirely funded with and south of campus. project in his own hometown. Brooks said a project like this one state and federal funds. It' s where trucks and bulldozers "Most projects - I'm traveling all encompasses all types of construction, Brooks said the extensive have moved in to finish Newark's first over the place," he said. "This is the including paving and pipe work. It's landscaping for the project won' t be and only commuter rail station by first time I've gotten to do something also necessary for the company to work done unti l th e construction nears an September. so close to home. I'm just five minutes closely with Amtrak, which rides trains end. It's where Newark residents will down the road." daily along the tracks near the site, and "That will be the last part of the soon hitch rides on an extension of the Brooks has lived in Arbour Park to strictl y compl y with safety job," he said, "probably in the latter Southeastern Pennsylvania with his wife, Patti, and his sons. Jeff, guidelines. part of the s umme r - more of a Transportation Association's R2 line to 6, and Brad, 3, for six years. Newark Mayor Ronald L. Gardner dressing at the end." Wilmington and Philadelphia. "I love the town," he said. "My wife said he agrees with Brooks's outlook. Brooks also revealed that the ride And for that reason, it's about the grew up in the house we live in now.'' "The city encourages the shelters wi ll most likely be heated. only thing going for Newark in terms In January, George and Lynch won establishment of the comrail station and Although at this time, he said, he is not of traffic. from the Delaware Department of the added comrail traffic," Gardner certain. But Brooks isn't worried so much Transportation the contract for the said . "If anything, the station will help "Right now, it's not the best area to l1fE REV lEW I John Chabalko about that. He and his crew have a job station with a $ 1 million bid. traffic . It will make the biggest look at," Brooks said. "But it should Newark resident Leonard J. Brooks Jr. heads up the engineering to take care of. "I've been requesting this kind of difference between Newark and be." and construction team for the George & Lynch Co.

private funding will go in to the project," Reeb adopted a " Year 20 I 0 Transportation Plan," Turner said. anyhow, the question, "Where do we go from said. 'That's when DelDOT can step in. But the which included the bypass as an "Alignment Because an alternate roadway wasn't built 20 here?" now lies on Newark officials. Bypass process takes a long time.'' Corridor." or even 30 years ago like it should have been, she When asked what lies ahead in Newark's And the problem isn't new by any means. The Then, in August of 1991 , Mayor Ronald L said, development and _ pulation growth have future, Lopata asked why The Review was doing continued from page A I city's Planning Department released on April 28 Gardner assigned the city planner to represent amplified the problem so much that the city is a story on the proposed bypass and ultimately a chronological transportation study that has Newark on an advisory committee to investigate quickly running out o; choices. only offered a "no comment.'' would be hired to determine if an Abbotsford helped uncover some reasons for why traffic possible routes for the extension. "Newark has had plenty of opportunities over Newark officials now must deal with the bypass would present environmental hazards. buildup has spun out of control. That committee never met. the years and haven't acted on them," Manlove problems created in the past in order to someday The area soi l must also be tested and possible The repon, which encompasses the last 20 Newark officials, including the mayor, Turner said. "Why should Cecil County deal with their have a bypass, sometime well into the next affects on wildlife must be investigated before years, shows many available roads for a bypass and City Planner Roy H. Lopata, all have said traffic problems too?" century. funding for the project can be decided upon. and chronicles the first proposal for a Christina they are in fav or of the bypass. Since' Cecil County officials plan to veto the But without any ideas at present time rush "After all that, then the government and state Parkway extension, which arose in 1988. But they inherited the traffi c problem from Abbotsford bypass and DelDOT says the project hour for the city of Newark quickly approaches. need to fi gure out how much federal, state and In December of that year, WILMAPCO previous city officials who chose to put it off, would take another 20 or 25 years to build

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City Council notes that since 1952 the WILMAPCO adopts "Year 2010 Throughout 1992 and 1993 officials City had supported an idea for a beltway Transportation Plan," which includes Christina Parkway Extension from Maryland, Pennsylvania and in the Elkton Road area surrounding the the Christina Parkway Extension from "Advisory Committee," headed by the Delaware meet to discuss possibilities of community. The idea of a bypass is again Elkton Road to Route 273 as an city planner, is formed, but never the extension, but reach no agreement brought to the forefront. "Alignment Corridor." meets. and the problem goes unsolved.

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C l<.. YJ \ f t\ to tJ \', .S"fu J)t:"!'l r l Fraternity parties _tHS C C't. ' N T, "'( 0 Uh. A A f. plSc oui'JT, A •l/ lD~ Or~ and alcohol A LL C& U fl( 5 ,fo u~:.. ToTAL tS Ft\llS 1>0LLAR.S Because of a recent only enforcing a law which TO £ tJfffl ff{E PAR1Y. crackdown by the has been on the books for Delaware Alcoholic years. Beverage Control If the ABC wants to / Commission, one of the reduce the underage most celebrated university drinking at these parties, traditions may be coming then patrol the parties but to an end. don't force the IFC to do The tradition we speak the police's job. of is the fraternity party. We also question why In a plan created by the they now decide to Interfraternity Council, recognize a law which has fraternities will not be able traditionally not been to charge admission to their enforced? parties and will be forced We ' re certain that the to sell alcohol through a Robert Wood Johnson third-party vendor. Foundation Grant to stop This means that party­ binge drinking has goers will likely be charged something to do with these by the drink and the changes. drinking age will be more We' re also unsure what strictly enforced. other effects this policy No longer will freshman may have. seeking to get drunk view Since they're reducing frat parties as the place to the number of activities go to meet their goal. without providing new If the IFC vol untarily outlets what effects w iII wants these changes to be this have? made, then we support More house parties to their right to police annoy sleeping residents? Letters to the Editor themselves. More drinking in dorms to If, however, they are an noy the administration? White's view of campus should be aware. who enjoy putting down an that they would feel the need to being forced to bow down Or will the fraternities find Stac i Ward, the Delaware organization such as DUSC are the write such an editorial , and in turn to outside pressure, then a way around these racism unfounded Undergraduate Student Congress people who do not regularly attend attack a fellow th eater group when president , made some very positive the meetings and, consequently, do the criticism was really directed to we're disappointed that the policies? remarks about the nature of the not know what happens. the reviewers on the Review taff. I would like to thank Anna White IFC has been bullied into In any case we're not relationship students had wi th I am a freshman at the university It is even more distressing that for informing me of my guilt for this cour e. sure that the death of this individuals in City government. For and too k it upo n myself to get the Review would provoke this being white in her May 9 editorial particular recognition she singled invol ved in DUSC. I was not a mi sconception of ill feeling between We know it could be tradition will lead to any in The Review. out Councilman Tony Felicia and member of DUSC when I walked entire companies by editing o ut the difficult for the IFC to new traditions that the I had long been under the City Manager Carl Luft. Both were into Room 209 of the Trabant final paragraph of the editorial in stand up to this outside university or ABC will find assumption th at I was judged for my awarded a plaque with some very University Center for the first which the author took credit for the conscious actions and writings. pressure since the ABC is any more to their liking. inspirational words. (I won't try to meeting of the year. And I wasn't a opinions as her own, not those of I am not part of the collective quote them , but they alluded, in member when I continued to come, the group. "white folk" in Miss White's article, general, to working together, ru s hing over after my choir Why was that left out? We hope and I will not accept guilt that is not staying together and making rehearsal. it was just a case of careless editing. mine. I am not a racist at all and progress together.) I was made a member once the We also hope that in the future, certainly not fo r the mere fact that I lraffic problems Mr. Felicia earned hi s award organization realized my dedication. letter to the editor will be treated am white. All people who read her primarily by working diligently And I am still a member, with two with more care before they go to article should have been di sgusted over many months to ·establish, in committee chairs under my belt and print so they do not cause more continue, year after year by her remark that their conjunction with student groups and a third I' ll attack next year. needless hard feelings and do more subconscious actions are racist. others, a Main Street Clean-Up "Everyone's opinions matter." damage than any bad review ever Miss White, do you realize you Ask anyone what the remarkably similar. Program. DUSC and the Newark Mr. Ivanturi says. Yes, they do. And could. are perpetuating the stereotypes you problems with living and Take the traffic lights community look forward to more of DUSC is in constant search for allegedly fight against? You state the same in the future. those opinions. If it were not for Steve Toth going to school in Newark around the Trabant that it is racist for a white man to Sitting with Felicia, it was people such as myself and the Senior are, and traffic will most University Center, for look at a black man and see him as obvious to me that he was surpri sed newly-elected executive board, toth @udel.edu likely be mentioned. example. being black before being a man. by the gesture and felt honored to there would be no interest in what On the other hand , yo u find it Whether yo u ' re a For months the be recognized by DUSC. Mr. Luft happens on our campus. If the acceptable for blacks , and even pedestrian, a eye! ist, a Delaware Department of was not present, perhaps partly due students of the university are not Greek Games other whites (including yourself), to driver, or someone looking Transportation has apathetic, th en they need to show us write and speak of "white folk" you coverage lacking their concern. for a place to park, you'll promised to do something don' t even know as racists. We have a group of dynamic. find plenty of heartache­ about the problems I will agree that the extremist Ku I was a little upset with the I believe the efforts of ethical, enthusiastic leaders who are facing problems that have pedestrians and cars face Klux Klan and neo-Nazis are not "Greek Week ends in games" article eager to face new problems and find been around for years. the problem in today 's society. City government in the May 9 issue of The Review. I at those intersections. original, compromising solutions. Affirmative action is the true root of don ' t know where you get your The need for a bypass Only recently have they representatives being One need not be an aggressive, loud the racial problem today. information from, but it was very has existed si nce World started holding meetings or pu shy person for their voice to be The liberals in the 1960s held the recognized by a incomplete. I am a member of Tau heard at a DUSC meeting. The War Il, rail traffic has been to discuss solutions to the belief that they had to help the Epsilon Phi and I hold a position on student organization officers are always welcome to new something The Review has problem. blacks because they weren' t capable the executive board. I'm sure I'm reported on since the '70s, Many of these problems of getting jobs or being accepted is a significant and faces and ideas. They are available not the onl y person who was uoset after meetings to talk to in private if into college on their own and with the informatio n that you and bike traffic discussions are the fault of Newark newsworthy event. one feels shy or does not want to created affirmative action. provided. have been occurring since officials and their poor city cal l attention to themselves in a Thanks to affirmative action, You wrote tha t Sigma Kappa the '80s. planning. They have general meeting. underqualified minorities receive won Greek Week, but no mention of to the fact that he was busy helping DUSC meetings are open to And even though these allowed the influx of new jobs over more qualified people. our fraternity winning first place. make preparations for the Town and anyone. One of the main goals for problems have been businesses but make no Even if applicants are equal ly As if that wasn't enough. you said Gown student vo lunteer recognition DUSC next year, as stated discussed for more than 50 effort to improve the qualified, affirmative action causes that Sigma Kappa won Air Band, reception that was held later the numerous times by our new the decision to be made on the basis but no mention that we won for the years in some cases, we're infrastructure that would same day. president, Michael Sauers, is to of race. Any decision made on the third time in a row. not any closer to a support such growth. I believe the efforts of City increase awareness and membership basis of race is wrong, whether it is I don' t think that the people who solution. Likewise, DeiDOT, government representatives being of the group. good for blacks or whites. busted their ass to put together recognized by a student There are so many ways to get The holy grail of traffic which is responsible for Aside from affirmative action, Airband appreciate it. We also won organizati on is a significant and involved on this campus. If solutions - a bypass tending to problems all several politically correct terms Greek God for the 2nd time in a newsworthy event. It 's unfortunate someone is thoroughly and truly around ewark - is on over the state, moves so perpetuate the distinction between row. that now the student body (that interested in joining a group on races and genders, including: What about the other fraternities hold indefinitely until slow that local dilemmas often is encouraged to think ill and campus, including DUSC, it does wymyn woman?, African American, and sororities that placed in Greek support can be gained reach a critical state before therefore often thinks only ill of city not take much. A mere commitment Native American and any other - Week and Greek Games? Pika has from surrounding states. they're addressed. government) will never know what to a cause, interest in policies, or American term. Blacks, unless born been a Greek Games winner for occurred. common goal with others will allow Even when this support D iscussing these in Africa, are about as African as I many years, don' t you think they Those two DUSC awards were one to find people with which to is finally gained it will problems is quickly am English or German. deserve some recognition? In the an appropriate acknowledgment of work. take another 25 years of becoming a moot point. If When I write, I speak for myself future I suggest that you list the the major improvement in only, or for a select group of people final standings to avoid frustration effort before the project nothing is done soon , town/gown relati ons that has taken Andrea Hinchey I know hold the same opinions as I from the Greek community. even has a chance of Newark will be one big place during recent years. Freshman do. In the future, I would appreciate completion. parking lot by the turn 0f The attendance at the DUSC hinc/1@ udel. edu if if you would follow the same Michael D. Schneider address included more than "nearly Other problems are the century. standards, because I, and I' m sure Junior 40 students and fac ulty." The crowd several others, do not fall into your HTAC member 's coo/ride@ udel. edu included university administrators simple little stereotype of "the white such as Pres ident David P. Roselle folk." views not group's EDITORIAL BOARD as well as ci ty government officials and some proud parents of DUSC Michelle Oswell As the President of the Mark Jolly Editorial Edi tor officers. It was a fitting end to a Junior Harrington Theatre Arts Company, I Shawn Mitchell Assistant Editorial Editor highly successful DUSC year. [email protected] wish to convey, on behalf of the Leanne Milway Editor in Chief group, my sincerest apologies to the Peter Bothum Executive Editor Irene Zych members of E-52. The comments Leo Shane III Copy Desk Chief Review neglected Arts and Science made in the May 9 editorial were Robert Armengol City News Editor story in DUSC talk IRENE.ZYCH @MVS. UDEL. EDU those of a single person who had Scott Goss Senior Staff Reporter worked with HT AC in the past and Kelly Brosnahan Managi ng News Editor not the sentiments of the company. The May 9 story on the State of DUSC is receptive Robert Kalesse Entertainment Editor HT AC holds E-52 in the highest DUSC was a very nice story about a Jill Cortright Entertainment Editor to the new and shy respect as a fell ow theater group very nice affair. However, I do John Chabalko Photography Editor and wishes to continue the spirit of think something significant was I j ust finished reading a letter in cooperation that exists between the missed entirely. The editorial board meets before each deadline to debate The Review by Aran Ivanturi . I am two theater companies. Those proceedings included a a topic selected by The Review staff. Simple majority appalled at some of the points in his It is shame that one person could segment about which students on determines the editorial staffs stance on each issue. letter. It seems to me the people become so irate with The Review eREV'iEWe

May 13, 1997 A7

Christian life leads to happiness

When you ask people what they people are told to chase after can knowledge that God loves him and Jason want in life, or what will make them come and go, and don't provide the will be with him for eternit y. This Smith happy, you get a variety of answers. happiness they promised even if w ill not c hange; o ne's financial For some it is to be rich, for some to attained. Adopting this philosophy is status or popularity very well may. Guest be famous, others to have a nice a lose/lose si tu ation, resulting in a In the Holy Bib le, God speaks house and raise some good kids. life wasted chasing after fleeting through Paul on this very topic. "So I Column Maybe it is just to have fun, or to feel happiness. tell you this, and insist -on it in the loved .. The beauty in living a Christian Lord, that you must no longer live as The problem with these ideas is life, it is that you can be happy What are your goals? Your li fe the Gentiles (non-Christians) do, in that they rely on external things to regardless of your circumstance; it is hangs in the balance. the futility of their thinking .... ful fill inner desires. impossible to fail. The goal in a There is a. serious problem in our Having lost all sensitivity, they have If your happiness depends on your Christian life is to continuall y strive society, and it has disastrous given themselves over to sensuality financial si tuation consequences. This problem is that to emulate and so as to indulge in every kind of you are in for a many people spend their whole lives glorify God. impurity, with a continual lust for tough li fe. Think Success is in the without ever being content, only to The goal 1n a more. You, however, did not come to of al l the stock di scover at the end that they'd been trying, not the know Christ in that way. Surely you brokers who Christian life is to succeeding. chasing the wrong goals. heard of him and were taught in hi m committed By giv1ng This di saster is a result of one lie in accordance with the truth that is in suicide when the continually strive to contra I of your that permeates our culture today. I Jesus. You were taught, with regard market crashed in life to God, you call it "the fallacy of internal emulate and glorify to your former way of life, to put off the '20s. There is give up happiness through external means." our old self, which is being corrupted no guarantee you In other words, "If I just do this, or God. Success is in responsibility for by its deceitful desires: to be made will ever be rich. get that, or can become something, how it turns out, new in the attitude of your minds; The worst part the trying, not the and you don't my life will be a success and I' II be and to put on the new self; created to is that if you look happy." succeeding. have to worry if be like God in true righteousness and Since I was raised Christian, there at the richest it's not goin g holiness (Ephesians 4: 17-1 9)." people in the how you'd like. are some fundamental truths I have This is a time in most of our lives world you realize they are also some always believed. In the last few There is no stress about the future: where we plan our future and set the of the most miserable. "So do not worry saying, 'What shall years, however, I have had a chance goals we will spend the rest of our This scenario will apply regardless to scrutinize, question and sometimes we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or lives trying to attain. That is why I of what you say will make you ' What shall we wear?' For the learn the hard way what I now know urge you, take some time to really happy. One of the biggest tragedies pagans run after all these things, and evaluate what you've always been Big Blue hasn't beaten are absolute truths in life. These are: today is when a woman looks your heavenly Father knows that you There is one, and only one God. He told to strive for in life, and maybe towards the love and approval of a need them. But seek first his you can avoid the consequences of is the creator of our world and Father man to give her value and supply her human intelligence of us all. Jesus Christ is his son, and kingdom and righteousness, and all buying the idea that enough (you fill self-esteem. When the guy leaves, or my savior. To sum it up, I believe the these things will be given to you as in the blank) will make you happy. even makes a nasty comment (i.e. ever. Holy Bible is the truth, and this well. Therefore do not worry about you're fat), she is often depressed, or tomorrow. for tomorrow will take Mike "How bad is Deep Blue?'' you column will be my best attempt to Jason Smith is a guest columnist driven to extremes like anorexia. care of itself (Matthew 6:31-34)." ask. Let me compare it to you r apply these truths to the topic at for The Review. Send comments, Rich This is not what I call being happy. average human thinker. Like I said, hand. You see, a Christian's self wonh questions, and hate-mail to it weighs 1.4 tons. I weigh about The problem is that the things and satisfaction in life come from the [email protected]. Happy 185 pounds. It can run through Thoughts about 200 million calculations a second. I can - hold on a second here - do 200 million calculations One dedicated person can make a big Once, when I was 8 or 9 years every, urn , 12.7 years or so. old, I had a dream. Not an "I have a It cost an undisclosed amount of dream" dream, but a scary dream. I money to develop. I probably cost imagined I got up in the morning, difference for the environment my parents a ballpark hundred went downstairs and put an English thousand bucks to get where I am muffin in our toaster oven. When it now. It can't sweat. I can. It can't was all nice and brown, I wanted to humans leave NO mark on the eanh, covered the area. Thurling his own life one day when do anything someone didn't tell it get the muffin out of the toaster, but Laura for no orgam s m has yet In the late 1800s and early 1900s he ventured too far in. to do. I like to think I can. It can't I couldn "t open the door. And aceomplished that. Termites build white men flooded into Queensland's So Thurling began wondering "unplug" me. I can unplug it. White worse, when I unplugged the thing, towering mounds. Beavers construct Atherton Tablelands to harvest the what he was doing wrong and I don't know. I'm not entirely it kept cooking and cooking! impressive dams which alter the flow valuable rainforest timber, laboring investigated riparian reforestation. In sure what the big fuss is all about. Redemption I woke up very unhappy and of streams. Earthworms plow tunnels to fell enormous trees and greedily I 0 years or so, he has embarked on IBM did have the public relations slept in my parents' bed the rest of Song through the soil, and plants spew out scavenging the red cedars they called numerous reforestation experiments, sense to not call their the night. '(ou may scoff, but oxygen into the atmosphere. "red gold." putting hi s own money, time, energy supercomputer Hal ("Good believe you me, the dream was The choice is ours: our mark need Later, after the timber rush died and heart into the project, and the morning, Garry. It 's you r move."), quite disturbing to an 8-year-old: to One evening at the dinner table, not be destructive on such a massive down, the land was opened up for resu lts are unbelievable. so no one's having "200 I: A Space think something like a toaster could after listening to me rant once more scale. Each of us is capable of agriculture, giving ri se to a If I hadn't seen pictures of what Odyssey" flashbacks. about the harm our lifestyles were possibly not do what I wanted. I leaving a mark which will contribute productive farming comm unity. the property looked like before with Now, I'm not saying I don't want inflicting on the environment, my think I had the dream after one of to the beauty and spirit of the Unlike many rainforest regions, the my own eyes, I might not have Kasparov to win. I do, because that dad threw up his hands and the Superman sequels or something. environment and ou r community. Tablelands hosts a rich soil, due to imagined that this man had really would show that good ol' human sarcastically commented, " Save the Anyway, that same knee-jerk, 8 The French author Jean Giono the volcanic history of the area. accomplished so much. Thurling's intuition can st ill beat out world, commit sui cide!" I laughed, year-old sort of reaction seems to beautifully articulates the human But th e area is now fee li ng the efforts have transformed bare mathematical prowess. be a little more in vogue these days but the thought has occurred to me potential for good in his inspirational environmental impact of degraded stream banks into lu s h I mean, I think when you look with all the technologica l before: am I doing more harm than story titled "The Man Who Planted overgrazi ng , deforestation and poor young forests of native rainforest closely at this match , it's not a good just by living? breakthrough s Trees.'" The story tells of a solitary land management. Barry Thurling, speCieS. contest bet ween in the past year. Americans drain the earth of its and quiet man, Elzeard Bouffier, the cattle farmer I mentioned above, Walking through these plantings I man and resources at a disproportionate rate. Before this who selflessly devotes his days and began experimenting with was impressed by the positive impact machine . It's a year, humans We constitute 4 percent of the years to planting trees and tending reforestation about I 0 years ago, that a single individual with a vision battle between had two things It's not a contest world's population yet squander 25 the land, gradually turning a barren after growing concerned about the for a better future can have. the chess nerds that set us apart percent of its resources. The li st of landscape into a li!sh fo rest where declining condition of the streams The streams now run clear. between man and and the computer from the rest of environmental problems which the birds sang and streams ran clean. running through his property. On a tour of his plantings, Barry geeks. Oh no, but the known machine. It's a battle accompany this exorbitant resource Giono based his story on a They had once been deep poi nted out the Stockwellia seedlings don't you sit universe. use is mindboggling: erosion, air and shepherd he had met during his channels of clear water. But over which are now thriving, growing between the chess there thinking One: we can water pollution, ozone depletion, travels in Provence, who through his time that changed. Barry's most from seeds he had tossed ou t I'm returning to think, even if nerds and the habitat destruction and toxic waste reforestation efforts revitalized a valuable asset, the rich topsoil , was randomly beneath an older planting. high school social some people say production, to name a few. What am dying land. I too have met "Eizeard being washed into the stream, filling The seedlings were discovered 20 terminology here. I don' t. computer geeks. I contributing to'l Bouffier" during my semester abroad the creek bed with sediment. years ago and are on ly fo und in a 60- Instead. I think Two: we're But despite my great disgust with on a School for Fie ld Studies Paragrass, an introduced species, hectare area at th e base of nearby we're all nerds all differem in the way our society is treatin g program in the rainforests of was colonizing the stream, slowing Mount Bartlefrere and one other interesting ways. and geeks. mother earth, I have been unable Nonheastem Australia. its flow and capturing even more silt. location. Scientists believe they Kasparov represents that spark of Okay, that 's a bit of a cop out, extricate myself from the blame by My Bouffier is a jovial cattle Gradually the area around the stream represent a missing evolutionary link originality in each of us. When we but I care how two people are taking my father's cynical advise and farmer on the Atherton Tablelands, became extremely muddy, claiming between eucalyptus and a the pull off a new move in a basketball different. On the other hand , I ending my life. which have been vinuall y stripped of cattle who wandered in and became primitive fam ily of trees Myrtaceae. game, coin a new phrase, say couldn' t care less about the ways in In fact the thought occurred to me the lush rainforest which o nce e ng ulfed. T he muck a lmost cost I visited the Stockwellia something off-the-wall funny or just which two cocker spaniels that if I really wanted to make a stronghold at the base of Mt. get the urge to run around the Mall distinguish themselves. difference in that way, I s ho uld Bartlefrere and saw these spectacul ar naked, that's the chess nerd in each So, second things first, we become a serial killer or convince 30 trees, whic h grow to enormous of us. suddenly had two genetically other people to join me in a mass heights, their tops disappearing into On the other hand, the computer identical sheep, and no one knew suicide. But there is no blood on my the canopy. The root systems of geek is the drive, the persistence what to do. Normal folk wondered hands yet and no lofty plans for older trees begin to c rumble , that makes us all productive. When what kind of weirdos would start genocide fermenting in my mind. allowing a person to w alk right we study for hours for an exam, run c lo ning themselves. Business It's not just that I'd be too scared throug h the c racks in their huge every morning to get those shapely executives and psychos started to pull the trigger. The truth is that I bases. calves, or practice piano day in and savi ng up money. M en began believe in the value of human life If Thurling's Stockwellia survi ve, day o ut to learn that new p iece, count ing the days until they were and t he ability of peo.ple to do he will have left a beautiful mark on that's the computer geek living in irrelevant in the reproduction beautiful things. the earth that will outlive him by everyone's head. equation. I ' m already looking fo r Many people see hundreds, perhaps thousands of . Deep Blue, though, is just a tool. someone to give birth to me all over environmentalists as a group of years. An expensive, heavy tool that can agam. nagging critics who never have Giono' s closing remarks about calculate a hell of a lot faster than I First things second, we have anything positive to say. I'd like to Elzeard Bouffier articulate why I still can, sure, but it always has a plug, wh at may be the ultimate battle clear up that stereotype. have confidence in humankind and and I always have a hand . It can't between man and machine. Right Environmentalists do criticize. We could well have been written with stand up to us. now, it's tied with two games left; do often have negative things to say my Australian friend in mind: Not that we're perfect or by the time you read this, the war because there are bad things going " When I reflect that one man, anything like that, but those nerd s will be over. That is, of course, if on out there, and like any watchdog armed only with his own physical and geeks that live in our brains are you believe chess is war. For those group our goal is to expose them. and moral resources, was able to capable of some good stuff every of you who couldn't care less about But, and I' II speak for myself, my cause this land of Canaan to spring once in a while. news, chess or war, though, allow "complaints" are aimed to be from the wasteland, I am convinced At least , that' s what I think me to fill you in. constructive. I try to offer that in spite of everything, humanity whenever I see someone running I'm talking about the rematch a lternatives, and the alternatives I is admirable." around the Mall naked. between world chess champion offer do not include suicide or mass Grandmaster Garry Kasparov and murder. This is because I have seen Laura White is a bi-weekly Michael Rich is a weekly Deep Blue, a 1.4-ton computer so many wonderful examples of columnist for The Review. columnist for The Review. "Happy made by IBM Corp. They fought it people who have done something Redemption Song appears every Thoughts" app.·ars every Tuesda y. out last year in Philadelphia and positive with their lives. other Tuesday. Send e-mail to Send e-ma., responses to Our time on earth can be used in a lfivfrog@ udel.edu. Kasparov came out on top, but now [email protected]. Deep Blue is back and badder than beneficial manner. I do not ask that

I• • AS • THE REVIEW • May 13, 1997 Semret Debessay, Newark local, gives new country a hand continued from page A l traditional practices, such as female regarding women was contradictory banned." different forms of government. The departure from the two current circumcision and other customs to the constitution, the constitution Debessay said she is very proud publications provided basic civics official languages, Tigrinya and said. subordinating women to men, were takes precedence," Debessay said. of the results. "We said you can education from the bottom up, Arabic. Twenty of the 50 members of this outlawed. "That was the only way we could write the best constitution there is Debessay said. ··we did not want to impose a constitutional commission were "What we said was, whenever ensure that any law discriminating but if people have not participated, "We wanted the whole language," she said. "Eritrea is a women. Under the new constitution, any traditional or religious practice against or abusing women would be if people have not understood their population to understand the issues, society where we have diverse rights, if it doesn't represent the so they would believe it was their people, ethnically, religiously and wishes and aspirations of the own constitution and so they would linguistically, and we wanted to people, it 's not going to be understand their rights and their provide equality in diversity." implemented." duties." Debessay said she will not be Winter Session 1998 A systems specialist in the Another controversy revolved able to attend the ratification information systems department at around language. The new celebration in Eritrea due to other DuPont since 1989, Debessay cut constitution guarantees the equality commitments but hopes to visit thi s Prague, Czech Republic her job to three days a week so she of all nine Eritrean languages, a summer. could travel to nine major U .S. Interest Meeting: ci ties to organize local committees a nd hold open seminars with Tuesday May 13, 5-6pm, Eritreans living in the United States. The challenge, she said, was how 235 Purnell Hall to involve people in a largely Courses: illiterate society. Many of the ~ead f!~e ~eview . Eri trean refugees I i vi ng in the ACCT 367- lnternational Business, Joint Ventures, and Law United States had limited education, BUAD 393-Seminar in International Marketing she said. The commission prepared If you cannot make the interest meeting but want to learn more pamphlets and booklets in very r!Jl [{ fna~e 'fU feel 9ood. · ' about the program , then contact Dr. Carter Broach by simple language explaining the concepts of a constitution and the e-mail at broach@udel. edu or by telephone at 831-1 190 f!uesdays and cg:rida ys.

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May 13, 1997 • Bl Festival is no bed of roses

BY CHRISSI PRt.}ITf "Maybe when you're older," says a Copy Editor mother to her bawling 6-year-old. Nearing Rockford Park, the aromas The midway is cluttered with the typ­ of funnel cakes and cheesesteaks swirl ical games of chance. I glance around for around me. Even as I slam the car door the flower tents and see nothing but shut I can hear the muted messages from games and kids. I stop to try my own the loud speaker: luck at the ring toss booth. "Tommy, meet Michele and Kelly at "Step right up, pretty lady," says the the Zipper." pimple-faced teen, clad in red and white "Mom, Happy Mother's Day. love stripes synonymous with his tent. Katie and Harry G." "Would you like tQ try your chances?'' "Gina. I love you, will you marry me? He thrusts out his hand and I part with Tony." my hard-earned dollar reluctantly. He The 77th annual Wilmington Rower hands me three rings and I strategically Market, which benefits various charities plan my pitches. I lose. George is curious about aliens for children, sits high above the city and Beyond the games and rides there is a under the ominous, gray-stoned strip of a food connoisseur's heaven. George needs all the energy he Universalist Fellowship church on Rockford Tower. Booths filled with Italian and Polish can muster as he says he is always Willa Road in Newark. The three day festival began in 1921 sausages, gyros. hamburgers, hot dogs, Maryland resident "going wide open" with his work. The talks are given during the as a fund-raiser for the Babies Hospital cheesesteaks and crab cakes await the He is constantly using his mental monthly meeting of Extra in Wilmington and the Children's rumbling stomachs of marketers. resources to contemplate current Terrestrial Support Group meeting. Summer Camp of Hockessin. Mrs . A. Rounding the bend, I find myself faced world issues as they relate to his The group offers information and Felix du Pont asked her friends to donate with tempting confections, homemade directs UFO group UFO research. concern for ··experiencers'' - peo­ baked goods and flowers from their own candies. breads and jan1s. The recent media buzz about a ple who report to have seen or to gardens to raise money for the two orga­ BY KAREN FAITH DEMPSEY Symposium." '·Funnel cakes' Get your fresh hot UFO tailing the Hale-Bopp comet have been abducted by UFOs. nizations. Staff Reporter It's curious that he claims he funnel cakes here"' and the Heaven 's Gate suicides are In addition to his research, Rockford Park is the third site of the Elk Mills, Md .. seems an just washed his hair becaus he "Candy apples, cotton candy and topics George deems out of his George works with experiencers. festival. which has grown in size and unlikely place for a hard-core also says he just got back from popcorn' Get 'em now while they 're ballpark though. "I am a scientific He says the MUFON. which has technology since its birth. Because the UFO junkie to be hanging out. the barber. fresh." person,'· contends the electronic more than 6.000 members world­ Wilmington Flower Market is a benefit, The small town is a mere He gets his hair cut at the In the back of my mind I remember engineer, who attended wide, has an excellent training the organizers have moved away from stone's throw from the university. Park-N-Shop on Elkton Road and my quest for the booths filled with Massachusetts Institute of manual for counseling experi­ the original focus of flowers and on to With a population of only 750. is a bit of a celebrity there. perennials and annuals. But my sweet Technology under government encers. various crafts, carnival rides and money they' re still using a house trailer Displayed on the wall is a super­ tooth takes over my body and I soon find sponsorship. George says he currently has making games. for a post office. imposed photo of him peering · myself with a funnel cake in one hand He is retired from the engineer­ been working with a woman from Entering the carnival grounds, hun­ Finding the home of the North into the porthole of a spaceship. and a strawberry smoothie in the other. ing career during which he ana­ Bel Air, Md .. who had an experi­ dreds of youngsters swarm around me. I Eastern , Md. , director of the The talkative and energetic 74- I take a deep breath to draw in the lyzed weapons ranging from small ence on March 13 , 1997. He says have stumbled into the amusement park Mutual UFO Network is a breeze. year-old excuses himself to scent of grilled peppers and onions rifles to the hydrogen bomb. He is when she called '·she was so scared area. Pulling into the drive , the ingest a number of vitamins with behind me and catch a whiff of some­ now a licensed United Methodist she couldn't open the door to let Looming some 50 feet above me director's house looks like an a coffee cup of tap water for a thing a little less pleasant. minister, a HAM radio operator. a the dog out.'' stands the notorious Zipper, one of the ordinary house, but George chaser. I've stumbled into the animal ride wood carver, a noted Cecil County The woman. who is a teacher few rides that has remained constant Reynolds is far from being an He tops off this cocktail with a area. historian, an archeologist and a and has a master's degree in psy­ over the I 0 years I have attended the ordinary citizen. co-enzyme pill for the cardiovas­ A can1el and an elephant stare out UFO investigator who says he chology, called a local police Market. Teens and pre-teens alike race to He comes to the door combing cular and metabolic systems. He unhappily at the line of eager tots waiting "never smokes, drinks or chews, department to report the sighting form lines and giggle nervously while his wet hair saying, "I'm busy says older humanoids need this to board their tired backs. but sometimes goes out with and was given a toll-free number awaiting their own tum upon the terrify­ getting ready to go to Baltimore energy boosting supplement that "Mommy! I want to ride the ele­ women who do." for the MUFON chief director in ing tower of terror. Toddlers stare in awe to attend the Great Mid-Atlantic the body produces naturally phant," screams a redheaded, freckle- George regularly gives updates at these giants tran1pling one another to 50th Anniversary UFO when young .. of his UFO studies at the Unitarian get to the monstrous mound of metal. see UFO page B4 see FLOWERS page B3 Student entrepreneur 'models' firm BY CORRIE SUDOL Staff Reporttr The alarm clock sounds. It is 8 a.m. There is no time for snoozi ng. While the smell of roasting cof­ fee beans fills the air, there is just enough time to shower and get dressed. Hi s appearance is that of the average student, clean-cut and well-groomed. He is not your typical junior, though. He is Michael Schneider, a 20-year-old entrepreneur. Hi s School Lane Apartment bed­ room is cramped with clothes and his computer. For now, this is the onl y space available for his central office. Michael's goal in creating University Models, his most recent venture, is to provide st udents with a straight-forward , in expensive modeling service through various THE REV LEW I Lisa Martino projects and promotions. CAGED: Cliff Fritts, Mike Straiton, Chris Gardiner, Fred Gentile He pulls out a list of never-end­ and Jim Gardiner of Pummel recenlty released their debut disc.· ing things. His head is constant ly swarming with ideas. Michael makes several phone calls, then looks at his watch. It is Pummel releases five minutes before class, just enough time to flip on CNN Headline News. Not wanting to waste a second, power on Philly he stops in between classes to hang up flyers around campus. He picks BY ROBERT KALESSE crowd with his irate style of screech­ up pictures from the swimsuit try­ Enunammenl Ediror ing. He mooned the crowd and did a out for an upcoming calendar he is Special to THE REVIEW I Barry Bush Every once in a while a band comes little shimmy, and he pretended to mas­ creating. Junior Michael Schneider is always surrounded by beautiful women as creator of along to revolutionize the music world. turbate with the mike. He stops only at WaWa to grab a University Models. The company's first project is a 1997-1998 Girls of Delaware Calendar. They invite fans to see a different style turkey sub for Iunch , which he And when he felt the crowd wasn't He next ve nture led him into a show that we can promote our head shots and includes the mod­ of stage presence and open their ears to quickly eats while checking the lat­ mashing enough, he ran out there, mic successful computer consulting models and find them work," els' statistics. They will be di strib­ a different sound. Conveniently for est stock updates. Then he is off to in hand and, started mashing with hotline. Michael says. uted through the mail to depart­ locals, this new entity exists just 40 hi s next class, American Foreign them. Chris screamed at them and went Through the help of hi s father's minutes up I-95 . Policy. Tryouts for the calendar were ment stores along with a cover let­ behind the bar for a beer, all while per­ positive word of mouth about his placed in The Review and on flyers ter. The music is Power, and the band is "Being a full-time student and forming. businesses, Michael has gai ned the th at hung around campus. Head shots wi II also be placed Pummel. starting my own company is very "I don 't know why the hell he does co nfidence and the money to start "Our hardest task to overcome on the global Internet Registry This five-member group has been difficult. I found myse lf havi ng to that kind of stuff,'' says his brother Jim, implementing other ideas. has been to convince these young where models can be seen internal­ kicking the City of change my major from business to the bassist, of His idea of Uni versity Models women that they have what it takes ly on the World Wide Web, which Brotherly Love's internal relations because I was not Chris' performance came while trying to break into the to be a successful model. With th e has been established for the pro­ ass for the li15t year RL',td the d1~c le\ le\\ of able to put th e time needed into the two weeks before. modeling industry himself. "Every growth of their confid ence, the motion of models and acto rs. and a half at bars Pummel·, ·Burnt· on 82 service to make it a success," "But it keeps the agency that I spoke to either didn't agency's audition rate has over­ 'Through these projects we will throughout Center Michael says. crowd involved. give me the time of day or whelmingly increased,'' Michael legitimate our business and pro­ City, and, with the recent release of "There is a personal satisfaction That's what he 's all about so we just let promised me work by putting a says. mote our models until we make the their debut CD "Burnt,'' things are on of wo rking hard and getting stuff him do his thing." hole in my pocket," Michael says. With help from his photograph­ necessary connection," Michael the rise. done.I lo ve running my own busi­ After showing his butt to the crowd, University Models gives stu­ er, Barry Bush, shootin g for the Two weeks ago at their CD release ne ss. I work my own hours and I'm says. Chris struggled with pulling his pants dents who have the look needed to party at Ulanna's in South Philly, my own boss." calendar has already begun. "The "University Models have grown up and just settled for looking like an be a model, yet are unabl e to afford calendar is filling up . We only have to an incredible level in such a Pummel was in rare form . They had Being an entrepreneur is in irate refrigerator repair man. an agent, an inexpensive way to a few more month s in need of mod­ finally made the first big step: their CD Mi chael's bl ood. Hi s grandfather short time, it's a little overwhelm­ "When I'm on stage it's a major gai n exposure. It is recogni zed by els,'' Mi chael says. looked and sounded perfect, and it began a successful adve rti sin g ing being a full-time student and switch of personality," says Chris, now the state of Delaware, and serves as Funding fo r the calen·dar wi ll showed on stage. agency and his father publishes his running a business at the same in the basement of a friend's house, one of the only modeling agencies come from advertisement spots Pummel was second on the three­ own magazine, Fabrics and time, but it's well worth it," commenting on his wild behavior. in th e area. so ld to local retailers. With the help band iti nerary at 2nd and Bainbridge Furnishings International. Mi'chael says. "I don't want to sound like Stallone Michael's first task for his mod­ of hi s father's company, printing that night, but they played like they Michael has been intere sted in With the ambition and charisma in 'Over The Top' or anything, but I els will be a 1997-1998 Girls of costs will be kept to a minimum. were opening for Pantera. creating his own company si nce the of Michael Schneider, th e possibil­ become a different person. It 's totally Delaware Swimsui t Calendar. "As Other projects University Lead vocalist Chris Gardiner reju­ age of 12, when he start ed a pet ities of his promising future are unrehearsed and i\ gives me a chance a new business we need something venated a somewhat lackadaisical walking service . Models is anticipating are promo­ .endless. see PUMMEL page B4 to establ ish ourselves, so mething to ti onal CD-ROMs. • which are virtual ,J.l~ • THE REVIEW • May 13, 1997 · ~--~~------Pummel lights up and leaves fans Burnt ''I cry a lot My "I' m a fat person in a thin body or thing never heard before. emotions are a fat body, and I always will be. Their debut CD, titled "Burnt" for reasons very close to my Ultimately, however thin I am, I'm obvious, is a definite five-star screecher that surface. I don't still threatened by slim, beautiful rocks the eardrums from beginning to end. want to hold women, and still feel an absolute A prime example comes out in the fifth anything in so it affinity with just normal women. It track, "Pullindown," a song which Chris festers and turns made me really start examining the describes as a warning to others who want to into pus - a kind of judgments that I put on get to know him. pustule of emo­ myself. It' s so hard not to sub­ "It's about how me and a friend of mine that explodes scribe to all that, especially in this started hanging out with these other guys a into a festering cesspool of depression." town." couple years ago," Chris says in an interview. -Nicolas Cage -actress Minnie Driver " After a while they lost their girls, their Premiere Detour jobs and everything else important to them," June 1997 May 1997 Burnt he continues saying of the song which just Pummel happens to be their e-mail address. "It's like "It's only reading a prompter. I mean, "For so Independent we' re pulling down anybody with us. You they make it seem like journalism." many years, Rating:titith'cCc don't want to hang out with us too long or - Tabloid talk-show host Jerry we were the you'll be going down too." Springer on the outrage over his new job dork band. BY .ROBERT KALESSE The opening verse is certainly a distinct We were from the previous six's norm. as a commentator during the 10 o'clock Errtertainment Editor reference to the everyday problems Chris and never cool This song, and for that matter the entire news on WMAQ, the NBC affiliate in From the opening piece of musical mas­ the band face living in the inner city of enough. disc, isn't for the weak of heart. But for peo­ Chicago. tery, true open-minded listeners will be Philadelphia, which starts out, "Don't want Now, sud­ ple mto the u_nderground scene, this compila­ Newsweek sucked in by the ability of Pummel to carry a no parts of me/or my never-ending misery." May 12, 1997 denly, peo­ ~!on will_ deftnttely satisfy. As Chris puts it, beat. What seems to be the one continuous trend ple like us." If you hke Madonna, this ain't for you." Then, as if something abnormal has come throughout the band's musical influences is "What people -Gwen Stefani of No Doubt out . of the shadows with a scythe ready to the hard-hitting Pantera. Although Pummel remains independent from a record contract, that doesn' t mean don't know is, People Weekly tnfltct pam, vocalist Chris Gardiner blasts Pummel hits listeners square in the face for years and May 19, 1997 through the earphones with a heart-felt with their decibel-annihilating vocals and they haven't received offers. They put "Burnt'' together themselves, however, and years at night screech that flogs the listener's head into heel-tapping riffs. I'd get in my "The year Tiger Woods and I came uncontrollable twitches of the neck. "There's only one thing you can count on hke betng o n their own for now. The disc is in the process of being di strib­ car, I'd drive all it was a big deal - for about tw ~ Welco me to the in li fe," Chris says, "and that's pain." o v e r weeks. Everyone at Stanford is sheer power of His brother Jim, bass guitarist for the uted to area Sam Goody stores, The Wall and REVIEW RATINGS Manhattan, I'd here because they're outstanding, PummeL This is group, agrees, saying, " Yeah, and our music Tower Records. If the stores don't have them Classic. give derelicts so she'll fit right in. l just hope not a power like is just another example of the pain you 'II be yet, fans can ask for Pummel throuoh UUUU Buy this disk. money. I'd stop they let her have a normal life - that of Metallica inflicted with." Universal Distributing. "' UUU Dub a friend 's. and talk to freshman year is hard enough with­ o r Rage Against Track No. 7 is another ass-kicker. For only $10 a disc, it's the c heapest way ~-'<>'< Engleben Humperdink. homeless peo­ out it being on CNN." The Mac hine; Although the tune is called "Ghandi," listen­ to get burnt without losing any brain ce ll s. u Don't squeeze the Channin. ple. I'd go to comers where there are pros­ -actor Fred Savage on Chelsea this IS some- ers shouldn't expect any peaceful diversion titutes and give them $5,000 and $10,000 Clinton's college choice. to go home and get off the street ... When Newsweek I'm doi ng something charitable, I'm not May 12, 1997 STORES Tidy ... Arcana doing it for publicity. You won't see it in IN Kinnie Starr Muse the paper. a big giant check blown up, " I'm terri­ smiling. When I do something, it's out of Trailer Park Violet In ch Records La va/Atlantic ble with Beth Orton Rating: '!.'lt'c ..,_'ct'l Rating: t.'l>'c-:..'c* the goodness of my heart. I get a good criticism, so Dedicated/ Hea venly . Kinnie Starr's racy CD "Tidy .. . " is defi­ Vocalist Paul Isaac' s voice sounds like rush knowing that I'm doing something this is the Rating: --l.:rCtt.'c;j nitely for open-minded listeners. Several of the Billy Corgan meets Courtney Love. Rathe r good and knowing, here's a person who's worst job on the bottom." Fo r some, the name Beth Orton may Iin oer songs, including " Praise'" deal with hetero­ coincidentally, the music is a cross between for me to be in the space just between th o ught a"'n d sexual and ho mosexual intercourse. " Simple," the two s in gers' respecti ve bands the -Eddie Murphy on picking up cross­ 1 n dressing prostituteAtisone Seiuli and giv­ expression. It is a name that seems familiar a beautiful poetiC mterlude recited by Starr, Smashing Pumpkins and Ho le. ' Whenever ing him a tide home. but always brings up a puzzled stare whe~ tells of hot, passionate lovemaking between a The voice may be a little o n the ro uoh side something mentioned. man and a woman. and the music may be rocking, but th; lyrics People Weekly horrible May 19, 1997 But, before recording "Trailer Park," Beth Kinnie Star sings each cut with such fervor on many tracks are like some thino fro m a comes out, had her Carol King-esque earthy vocals fea­ and passion that li steners would think she lived fairytale: "A little boy can 't believe"'his eyes. I think, no o ne' s going to come tured on the two Chemical Brothers LPs as the sto ry of each of the songs. I Hells so green I Pixies dancing I Rainbows ''I'm a sexual tomorrow. It never happens, well as on several other projects. Her contri­ But there is much more to "Tidy ... " than · everywhere I Children I come with me" dynamo! I though." think about sex butions to those two albums are much like sex. The CD is packed with lyrics about the ("Luster"). -Gavin Rossdale of Bush incessantly. this album - acoustics bac ked by different state of the world, friendships and women's The o ri ginal, non-Disney fi ed versions of us Danger is my arrangements ranging from strinos to elec- libe ration. Starr's feminism is apparent in the many fairytales do not end happily, and June 1997 tronic blips. "' outro of the album as she asks, "Can I feel sexy " Faces" comes from that era: " I feel the middle name." -Mike The album has a very haunting atmos­ wrrhou t his eyes sliding all up into me? I This is world is turning on me." The sonos with " We' re a bit socially inadequate. Myers phere: the songs sound powerful, yet fragile nor fair 'cause he penetrates me with his darker lyrics talk of escape to drea~worlds We used to go out and just sit at the Premiere enough to shatter into tiny pieces if touched. stare. " located "Two Clouds Away." bar, wearing normal clothes. . .. June 1997 "Trailer Park" is II cuts that straddle the Not only are the lyrics good, so is the music. In " Rocksong," Isaac says to "Turn o n People thought we were drug deal­ fine line between rock and country without The CD is loaded with funky bass lines, whis­ your imagination." Listen to him, and let thi s ers." ''I don't think women are superior beasts. compromising to either style. tles and booming drum beats. album take you away. -Tom Rowlands of The Chemical We have disgusting impulses just like -Andrew Grypa Starr is on a mi ssion to excite and educate -Jill Cortright Brothers and "Tidy .. ." does just that. ' men, you be rest assured." Spin - Shani A. Brown -Shirley Manson of Garbage June 1997 Spin June 1997 ~out Stars 'The Kiss' marks the end TUESDAY MAY 13, 1997 SCORPIO I• TAURUS (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Electric Factory (April 20-May 20) Take things in order today, and (215) 627-1332 Focus on those things which are don' t let yourself get bogged down The Chemical Brothers Fri. May 16 of teen-age innocence unorthodox today, and you' II discov­ with the kinds of details that are at 8:30p.m •·· er t~at you have a talent for doing that merely distractions. If these electronic masters are cool treatment. It comes across already digested by the author, •whtch others consider impossible. SAGITTARIUS enough to get Noel Gallagher of Oasis squeezed down to a senes of scenes patiently doled out with GEMINI (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) to do the vocals to their hit sono the shadows and timing already plotted. Any sense of story (May 21-June 20) Take a cue from your Scorpio "Setting Sun," you know they' re wortl; IS lost tn Hamson's heavy and frequently psychotherapeu­ Stay on track today, despite any nattve above and focus on the bio the gas money up to the city. Get your tic translations. -attempts the competition may mount p1. cture today. This way, you'll have "'a tickets and get your groove on. Her bout with anorexia, for example. is nrf'.

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BY CORRIE SUDOL Madonna, which expressed the over­ strategically planning their models' Staff Reporter all attitude given by her models and movements according to the music With styles ranging from classic collection. they chose. solids to exotic vinyls, Incognito left The designers used their own The models' makeup and hair were the fashion show's sold-out audience inspiration to produce designs, and very important to bringing the desired amazed by the student's creations. the sources of the collections were as look alive. Sophomore apparel major The third annual Synergy Fashion distinct as the designs themselves. Christy Teloh used feathers, glitter, Show, a benefit for Design Industrie "The sun 's illumination, radiance palms and colorful wire in her mod­ Foundation Fighting AIDS , was held and strength were the focus to my cre­ els' hair in order to enhance the over­ Saturday afternoon m Trabant ations,'' said junior designer Susann all impression given. University Center. Bach. Her style had flare through the Much work went into preparing for As the lights dimmed and the use of bri IIi ant colors. Her models the show. "The successfuln ess of the music started, anticipation was felt by were dressed in shimmering gold, show takes months of preparation," al l who were present. With the glow purples and blues. Susann's music said Susan Cannon, president of the of the spotlight, all eyes were imme­ was upbeat, and her models brought fashion group, which consists of fash­ diately focused on the illuminated radiance to her collection. ion apparel and fashion merchandis­ runway. Sophomore Holly Matty said, "My ing students. The audience was made up of more designs were inspired by classic lines "The group begins the groundwork than 200 faculty members, designer's and rich textures of the fabric in coor­ for the show at the start of the school families and fellow students who dination with the colors of spri ng." year, she said. It gives the fashion expressed enthusiasm through Her collection contained two unique group the opportunity to display their applause, cheers and.constant smiles. looks; the formal dress was aqua with work, to gain the experience of pro­ The excitement was created by each curves at the top and hem. The length duction and organization, along with unique design presented along with of the front was above the knee, while benefiting DIFFA." expressive music and movements. the back almost touched the floor. The show was sponsored mainly The show consisted of 18 design­ Many of the designers used their by the students of the Fashion Group. ers and 40 models. Female fashions heritage as their inspiration. Local businesses such as Flavor, dominated the runway, but three Freshman Shameka Snow designed Trinka and the Brickyard also to help males did manage to make their way her fashions for the "confident, give some financial support. down the catwalk. poised classic black woman.'' Junior The show takes months of work for Designer and model Dawn Yazbehl Waters used a merengue style only a short moment of glory. Overton, a sophomore fashion appar­ of music to display her Spanish her­ However, the audience left impressed el major, created styles that grab itage. by the collections of the designers, THE REVIEW I Josh J. Whi attention through her use of fur and The designers determined how leaving the students with a great sense Models for the third annual Synergy Fashion Show showcase the clothes of student d vinyl. Her music was "Erotica" by they wanted their fashions displayed, of pride. Saturday's show in the Trabant University Center benefited Design Industries Fighting A Delaware Park employees do more than horse aroun • BY ELIZABETH BEUKEMA seven years if they stay sound and don't breeze. He's shifting from side to idl as Staff Reponer get injured. he apologizes for not sitting down: "I The air is thick with anticipation. The The thoroughbreds are exercised need to keep moving,.. says Joe ~·ho buzz of nervous whispering mingles from 5 to I 0 a.m., he says. T11en they are stands about 5 foot 6 inches. : with the rustle of programs as eager brought back to the bam and tended to '·Being a jockey is one of the har4est horse fans clamor to their seats in the by the grooms. jobs. We deliver the glory but ne e~ to crimson and evergreen stands, waiting Edwards Madden, affectionately keep out weight down and energy ~p: ' patiently for the fourth race. called ··uncle Ed.'' is a groom at he says as he sips from a caffein4ted Welcome to Delaware Park, on Route Delaware Park. With his grandfatherly coke. ~ 7 in Newark, on a warm sunny day in demeanor. he surveys the stalls of horses Joe restricts his diet to potatoes, !lee, May. Just 15 minutes from campus. the the way a father watches his young chil­ vegetables, grains and other light fo¥s. park hosts horse races from April to early dren. He abstains from meats an ani mal fats November. Madden is in charge of maintaining because they take too long to bifak But, behind the race track is another the proper feed for the horses. "l order down. he says. i world, where the heart of Delaware's the hay and basic supplies, keep track of "If jockeys don 't make weight. ~ey racing industry lies. Hunter green stables records of perfonnance, and generally don't ride," he says. Sometimes joc~ys line the landscape. Each is filled with keep things running smoothly," says spend several hours in a hot boi or rambunctious thoroughbreds raised to Uncle Ed, who returned to the racing stean1bath to help shed a few poundl race and trained to win. industry after 39 years in the wholesale Joe grew up acros the treet fro01 a While the club house is bustling with distribution field. racetrack and his father gambled e~ry weekend gamblers placing bets or While trainers and grooms care for day. His ftrst time riding was on a ro]lng watching a simulcast race, horse lovers the horses, the jockey agent bridges the horse that threw him into a teleph.:ne who know the secrets of this illustrious business gap. pole, he says. :• world will say the industry is more about Jockey agent Roger Prussack repre­ "But, I loved the feeling of power pod heart than anything else. sents Joe Deitsch, an apprentice rider. '·I got my own horse.'' From that point~n . "It's about devoted love for the hors­ negotiate tbe deals between the trai ncr Joe spent his time working with horsts. es," says Allen Iwinski, a trainer at and owners and the jockey." Roger says. "Jockeys are athletes with the-n1ost THE REVIEW I Bob Weill Delaware Park. "I am kind of a contractor.'' life-threatening job." he says. His. ~ly Elizabeth Winter, president of the English honor society, recites poetry at the second annual Beat Night. Allen i ~ one of the many who work As an agent in this industry, he is protection is a helmet and chest piJif. Poems by authors such as Dr. Suess, Alan Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac highlighted the evening. behind the scenes to make this industry responsible for promoting his jockeys to Getting hit by the dirt that the hor..es an unparalleled success. He has been owners and trainers. His job is to find kick up during the race hurts, he says. involved with racing most of his and horses that meet the different conditions '"I've had bloody lips, bloody noses and starts his 16-hour days every morning at of each individual race, to put hi s rider [have] tom up my ears." Beat Night's poems spontaneous 5:30. on a horse and to win. Joe says his main concern is keeping "Fortune 500 recently rated horse "It's the closest thing to Jerry his horse from clipping heels with other BY MELISSA BRAU Matt Kaukeinen, a sophomore Among those who read their training in its list of top I 0 most stressful Maguire,'' says Roger. j4st 23 years old. horses because they can throw their Staff Reporter who ascended the stage twice dur­ own o.riginal poetry was sopho­ and lowest paid jobs," he says with a "Same job description, different prod­ jockey . .. •· People seated around a dozen or ing the evening, chose as his first more Kris Williamson, who read gentle smile. ucl." ''It's almost like driving a car in .bght so square-shaped tables chat selection a poem by Kerouac that about six of hi s own compositions. Allen oversees the conditions that Roger has been an agent for the last traffic at 60 mph and darting in and out amongst themselves and drink cof­ begins, "Ugly pig. burping in th e After walking on stage, keep his horses fit and manages where year and half and an has worked in ew of other cars," Joe says. T11e jockey has fee while a trio of jazz musicians sidewalk .... " Williamson switched his glasses they will race. He also helps choose the York, Kentucky, New Orleans and 25 wins in the last two months. play on the stage. He also read Dr. Seuss's " Oh the with a pair of shades and then liter­ jockeys who will ride each horse. Miami. "I was born into this sport. It's in It's a busines filled with long, hectic Members of the audience wan­ Thinks you can Think." with a cer­ ally let his shoulder-length blond Currently there are 17 horses in his care my blood. It's my passion." days. But. when the stands have been der on and off the stage to recite tain amount of humorous voice hair hang down. and another 23 in training. While Roger controls the business emptied of frenzied crowds, tllcrt; is poetry while the music continues in inflection. Jess ica Gold, a sophomore, 'The average horse races 15 to 16 aspect of racing. he says it i really a silence that setlles over the park .. , , the background. acted out several of her own poems ''Think! Think and wonder. times a year,'' Allen says. "Some can't team effort. ''111e rest is up to the jockey The beating of hooves in the q\J;t is And so goes the English honor Wonder and think. How much with a voice full of feeling. run nearly that much, others can race 28. and he takes it from the staning gate." replaced with neighing of restless thor­ society's second annual Beat water can 55 elephants drink?'' One of her works, " Girl in 30 times a year." Joe, a 22-year-old jockey. has just oughbreds and the setting sun casts Night, held in the Bacchus Theatre Jerry Alexandratos, a 24-year­ American Lit Class," she describes Spacing out the races helps the horses come from the shower after riding his serene shadows across the park. on Sunday night. old senior, recited selections by as a "poetic flirtation with bisexu­ last longer and race better, he says. third and final race of the aftemoon. It's an intoxicating calm that Jl]<\kes Eli abeth Winter. president of Ginsberg and spoke about how ality.'' Thoroughbreds can race for as many as His hair is wet and he shivers in the eve!)' stressful minute and nerve-w!Jick- the honor society, says Beat Night reading Ginsberg's poems had got­ Gold, an English major, aid is the kind of event where people ten him interested in poetry. she's ''hoping to be a poet one day can just get together, read poetry "His approach, his language. his in the future." and listen to music. imagery. He spoke to me, .. Throughout the evening three $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Winter says that the difference Alexandratos said. "I under tood musicians from the jazz quintet ' •I ' between this year and last year's where he was coming from." named "No Chaser" played in the '· event i that " last year it wa very Gin berg. who was a leader of background. . open." the Beat movement and coined the Nate Trainer played the piano. This year it was decided to com­ while fellow sophomore Jack Kidd phrase '·flower power,'' died on NEED MORE MONEY!?! $ pile a lineup of people with pre­ April 5 of cancer. was on the upright bass. $ pared selections beforehand. Mark Domino, a freshman psy­ Joe Orlowsky, a junior, played Anyone with great people $ instead of relying solely on sponta­ chology major, read Ginsberg's the Latin percussion instrument $ skills and excellent neous volunteers. " Hum Born" called the conga. $ I ,,' Although some readings were by Domino ~aid he "had th~ honor" Beat Night was an entertaining $ communication skills can students with original poetry. many of hearing Ginsberg read the poem evening of jazz music and a cele­ work for us! $ students chose selections by Beat two years ago in Camden, .J. and bration of Beat poetry that provid­ $ generation poets, Jack Kerouac and it seemed appropriate to recite the ed a forum for student poets. $ $ We Offer: Allen Ginsberg. poem. $ $ $Top Pay $Flexible hours $ .. $ ·•. : Flowers don't grow here SPaid vacation & holidays $ $ S401K There, on the hill, amidst a field of $ continued from page B 1 nod sympathetically. $ $Medical Benefits "I've been coming here since I was green grass and brilliant yellow butter­ $ faced child. 10 years old, and they always had vio­ cups, are two little girls. They run from $ "You have to wait your tum honey," lets." 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f' B411 THE REVIEW . May 13, 1997 The Judybats' biggest fan divulges her story Not long after that issue was out, the band ible that he couldn't possibly resist writing scription. henever I fall in love with a new band, broke up. I was devastated, to say the least. I W me back. I advertised further on America Online and my first instinct is to go out and tell had made them the focus of my teenage world every person I know about·them. So, I did just what any other obsessed fan began work on my second zine, which was would do: I started a fanzine called "Being Media definitely an improvement from the first. for a year and a half. My friends will mention that a certain Jeff's last letter to me made it all worth­ Simple." Eventually, Jeff agreed to mention my zine album they just bought is good, but that 's as while: he thanked me for all my support of the far as it goes. I wrote a short article or two and analyzed in the band's official newsletter (a one-pager a couple of their songs. I also wrote several Darlings written by Judybats). That brought in even Judybats. I, on the other hand, am a fanatic. The Judybats may have ended, but life The most extreme case was with the "Odes to Jeff Heiskell" that are simply too more responses. By the time I published my went on, as did my general obsession with Judybats. I heard their single "Being Simple" bad to share here. BY JILL CORTRIGHT fourth and final issue about 18 months later And then I mailed it to him. About a month (it was supposed to be a quarterly, but I was­ music and the bands that produce tt. on the radio in early 1993 and immediately I'm into Third Eye Blind right now to the went out and bought the album. I just have this later, I got a handwritten response. Nothing n't too good at sticking to my own deadlines) out there - I just had to find them. degree that my mom actually . asked me if I feeling sometimes, even after hearing a song particularly deep, really, but still it was a letter I had over 20 subscribers and about 35 total My first step was to get a post office box. was going to start another fanzme. just once, that a band is something special. from Jeff Hei skell ! My idol. And he liked the Then I put a classified ad in the back of responses. One of my subscribers was Jeff's mother. But from what I've heard, they already And my instincts are usually right. zine. Alternative Press. (Rolling Stone was a tad Since she included her phone number in her have someone to fill the role of biggest fan . I They definitely were with the Judybats. I So began a rather uneven correspondence too expensive. It's hard being a band's biggest letter, I called and did an interview, which I only hope they do as good a job as I did with listened to the album incessantly. I talked (he'd send one letter of varying length to fan on a limited budget.) Following the band's included in the fourth issue. That issue was the Judybats. Or I may be forced to step in and about them to all my friends. But it wasn't every two of mine) with a man that I essen­ July concert, I handed out about 20 nyers to until after I saw them in concert several tially worshiped . my crowning achievement. Besides the inter­ take over. drunk fans as they wandered out of Pier Six Jill Cortright is an Entertainment Editor months later that I really became obsessed It also began my publishing career. I fig­ view, it also contained an article by lead gui­ Concert Pavilion. for Th e Review and thinks you should buy with them -and with getting lead si nger Jeff ured that si nce I'd gone to the trouble to make tarist Ed Winters, original artwork by a sub­ Amazingly enough, I got a few responses . Third Eye Blind's album. Judybats and 3eb Heiskell to write back to me. up the zine, someone other than Jeff should scriber from Hawaii, ads for other zines and a A couple of people sent $1 for a si ngle issue. fans can e-mail her at [email protected]. I needed to say or do something so incred- see it. And there had to be other J udybats fans Others sent $4, the cost of a one-year sub- cover photo of Jeff that he 'd sent me. UFOs are the focus of Maryland man's existence Okinawa, Japan and George said ments an alleged abductee attribut­ "Close Encounters of The Third has spanned over the last five continued from page B I appeared. When she arrived home, George the Japanese had just surrendered. es to the Grays. The experiencer is Kind." George says two of the con­ decades. First, Clinton can' t run for pres­ Texas. In turn, she was given says the woman was shocked to He was lying on the deck looking an engineer who says when the sults on that film were from the ident again because he would George's number and reported to find it was I 0:50 p.m. It had taken at the stars and thinking about aliens had him aboard their craft U.S. Department of Defe nse. The exceed the two term maximum. him the following account. her more than an hour to travel a going home when he saw what they told him that all life is based consultants accessed confidential After visiting a book store. the typical 3- to 5-minute distance. looked like a bluish red star. It on DNA, which is represented on a information which was obtained by This means he doesn 't have to woman was driving home on Route George's interest in aliens didn ' t gravitated south. made a right turn bell curve. The aliens said that they investigators at the widely publi­ worry about the long-term social, I . near the Hartford County Mall in spur from a event such as this and then stopped. are on th e down side of the curve cized " flying disc" crash July 3, techni cal and economical effects of Maryland. It was around 9:50 p.m. woman's sighting. Today, George believes what he and they need to acquire human 1947, at Roswell , N.M. the news. Suddenly, she saw two globes of Initially, George became inter­ saw that night was an alien craft emotion to bring them back up to Another movie, Steven Second, Clinton could serve as glowing white light ri sing up over ested in a li ens when he was 15 and surveying the results of the bombs. the top. Spielberg's blockbuster " ET,'' an objective third party because he the buildings in the mall. taking a high school physics class He doesn' t know what kind of Many people di scount stories packed theaters, and for the first was never enli sted in the military, She proceeded to drive and in which he learned about plants, aliens th ey were but contends there such as the engineer's, but accord­ time people fell in love with and because the cover-ups occurred made a right turn. She said the animals and evolution. It was then are presently at least seven distinct ing to George, the U.S. extraterrestrials. George says that before he became president. lights also turned right. he decided it would be possible for types being examined. One type he Government is presently pl aying an prior to "ET,'' aliens were always Last, Clinton could win public When she stopped for a red life to exist on other planets. He often speaks of are the Grays. active role in subli minally suggest­ portrayed negati vely. He thinks acclaim by revealing government light. th e lights descended and soon chose Mars as the most prob­ "Gray [aliens] are usually about ing evidence of alternate life forms that the government has been secrets that, George says, s hould parked above the traffic signal. able place to be inhabited by aliens 4-and-a-half to 5-feet tall," he says. to the public. intentionally transforming public have been declassified and released George says the woman was because of its close distance to the "They have walnut-colored wrap­ "They are aware ETs ex ist, but opinion about UFOs by painting a under the Freedom of Information amazed the lights didn' t strike the su n. around eyes, skinny bodies with they are trying to avoid the kind of more positi ve profile of the crea­ Act. utility wires. George says hi s first personal oversized heads, no hair, no ears. a panic brought on in 1938 by Orson tures. "They are preparing fo r a Wi II Independence Day 1997 The next thing she remembered account of a UFO sighting slit for a mouth and a dot for a Wells' radio broadcast of War of revelation,'· George says. recognize the freedom of was a blinking strobe of light and a occurred in the fall of 1945, he nose." the Worlds,'' Geo rge says. "President Clinton will publicly Americans, or emphasize the exis­ low humming noise that George was 22. It happened right after the George continues by describing He says there are subtle mes­ confirm the existence of space tence of interplanetary aliens? suspects was used by aliens to hyp­ United States dropped two hydro­ the aliens'(also known as ex trater­ sages of ET life being sent through aliens by July 4 of this year," he If Geoge's predictions are true, notize the woman. gen bombs and won World War II. restrials)intentions for visiting the media daily. " I saw a te levision says. some humanoids will be doing both The woman reported that she felt George was a Navy mechanist Earth. "They are seeking to us e commercial the other day that He gives three reason why this year. good and was very calm . o n a submarine tender called th e humanoids for thei r emotions," he showed ali ens driving a new car." Clinton would be the president to After that, the lights banked USS Beaver. The ship was says. Other examples he refers to are break the silence of the govern­ back behind the buildings and dis- anchored at Buckner Bay in He backs this theory wi th state- movies. the first of which was mental cover-up about aliens that Pummel burns continued from page B I think they can go so far? "We're going places because we How do you t£!11 a 4.-yoot-old to lash out. play so well together," Mike says. "We '·I get dicked over in life and thi s is play as a unit and we won 't be blown my only way to deal.'' off the stage by anybody. Chris' presence wasn' t always a '·Also, we ' ve all been playing our !:hB tnay nBVru" bB 5'? part of the group though. Before instruments for more than I 0 years," Pummel formed in late 1995, Jim. he continues. "It's evident in our drummer Cliff Fritts and guitarist Fred music." Gentile were known as Voltaic from The band hopes to go on an East 1991 through '95 . Coast tour within the year and hopeful­ "We wanted to try some different ly open for someone big before signing Blood Drive things, so we split up for a while until a contract of any kind. Chris said he wanted to try out and "We ' II get signed," Jim says. "But May 15, 1997 form something new." Jim says. "It it's all just a matter of when." Until that worked and we reformed in December time they ' ll just keep on attracting a 11a.m.-5p.m. of ' 95 as Pummel.'' strong fa n base throughout the city and E.A. Trabant University Center Everything seemed in place for the try to reach more and more people at band . but there was still something shows. Multipurpose Rooms A & B missing. That's when the band added "They might not dig us at first just their fifth and final member. from the CD," Jim says, "but if you see Lead guitarist Mike Straiton joined us live you won 't be disappointed." the band in January of 1996 and says Keep in mind, these guys don't the first time he saw the guys play, they wear bandannas, they aren't heavy BLOOD BANK ··noored" him. metal and they don't go by a label. Blood. Give a little ~o ~ornoone can live. OF DELAWARE/EASTERN• SHORE "My friend invited me down to see They're just willing to show fans a them play at Dreams and that's when I good time for a low price. If one has an knew I wanied to get back in the band argument with that or just doesn't scene again." Mike says. "I didn't hear believe it to be true, then they just any solos or lead g ui~ar so I thought I deserve to be Pummeled. could fill the void." Mike filled the void perfectly according to the rest of the band. "We wouldn't be where we are today with­ FREE! out Mike's dedication and constant EAR PIERCING! PLAST~C and COSMETIC SURGERY effort at getting us exposure," Chris with purchase of pierced earrings! says. The three now stand and sip beers in 100°/o STERILE! a Philadelphia basement on I Street GET READY FOR SUMMER!! IT'S ALMOST HERE!! We pierce cartliage! where they have met with fans and friends to watch a Flyers game. BREAST AUGMENTATION All of them are smiling as their disc FACIAL PEELS shakes the house from a noor above. SILVER ~WORKS. BREAST LIFT 50 E. Main Street ACNE So, why the confidence? Why do they 366-8300 LIPOSUCTION HAIR REMOVAL TUMMY-TUCKS TATTOO REMOVAL S! \1\11]{ PR<>< .tt\\1 I:\ SPIDER VEfNS RHINOPLASTY Ectiador LASER SURGERY I (>I{ E:\\ II{( ):\\IF\.T\1 STl DIL~ CHRISTOPHER J. SAUNDERS M.D. P.A. Experience Ecuador from June 10 to July 1, 1997. 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Cook & Apprentice clerk/Agent busy insurance Room for rent. $200 a month plus utilities. 1987 Plymouth Sundance 4 door. Food Prep. positions- no experience office. Flexible hours. Downtown Newark, Part to FuU time employee starting May 19 MADISON DRIVE TOWNHOUSE- for A vai table June I st Call Rhonda at 266- Automatic, new tires and brakes. $1500 necessary. Experienced Wait Staff begin 6/2. 366-8086. through Fall school opening. Must be able 4, excellent condition, 3 bedrooms, 6164. o.b.o. Call837-1976 Openings. Call (302) 226-2722 & ask for to lift 65 lb. and be familiar with the U.D. carpeting, also finished basement room Marlo. campus. Contact Mr. Frost May 14 or 15 at with bath, appliances, W /D, garage and Part-time Painting, Landscaping. Now and 130 'E. Main Street. Interesting and varied ample off-street parking. Available 6/1. ROOMMATES Woman's 10-spee<.l bike. Linle used. $50. Sununer 731-7000. work. 737-1771. Call837-1976. 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hings ure are different in the Defeated defensemen hung their lowed. Then comes the phone call - a lowed to the letter as it stands now lo r These arc vicious sports. If you can'L TNational Hockey League today. heads and slammed their sticks to the But the worst part of the ru le is that seemingly extensive conversation all things to be equal. take it, get out of the game. Seriously. , I remember the good old days unsympathet ic ice beneath. Victorious a video replay is almost always used to which no doubt contains dialogue But the rule itself will need to be How about if we also protect· when following a puck didn't require a scorers determine whether goals are to be about the health of close family mem­ changed. skaters. They always get stuck in the computerized spotli ght and goofy raised thei r _..------...., counted or disallowed. bers and plans for the weekend. Make the crease smaller. Or maybe face or banged in the knees. I say from lasergun-like special effects. But today sticks to the And this takes time, ruini ng the flow Once the phone is returned to its let ollicials judge whether a player now on, no more hitting skaters. No we have the incredibly annoying FOX­ sky and of the game and aggravati ng the team switchhook, the referee makes a hand actually interfered with the goalie's more contact at all in icc hockey. TRAX system which highlights the embraced on the unfavorab le side of the decision. signal. space. That would be an arbitrary rule. Same for lootball. Linebackers and puck so slower viewers can sec it. In each other in In the first 45 playoff games this Now the cheering starts. Now comes but it would limit the numher of running backs arc off limits. Don't reality. the devise serves only to dis­ jubilance postseason, 27 goals were reviewed for the celebration. And more times than reviewed goals. touch them. tract fans from the game through hyp­ and elation. this purpose. And postgame box scores not , it is the defensive team - the And since when do goalies need so Honestly, I say if a goalie gets hit nosis. Fans emitted almost always have a listing fo r num­ scored-upon team that is celehrating. much "personal space'1" This is hockey, while in the crease and a goal is scored, I also remember when fans threw a roof-rais­ ber of goals disallowed per team. Usually. a goal is disallowed folks. If you don't like contact, go play it shouldn't count. Other than that, it's a only hats on the ice - an honor Ing roar. As a result, a scoring sequence now because an uninvolved olfensive player tennis. goaL If a guy is in the crease away from bestowed on players recording hat B u looks something like this: drug a boot lace through the sacred hlue A goalie wears more protective gear the netminder, or if the goalie comes tricks. Recently, players beware not things are As the speeding puck is blasted hemisphere far froin the goalie. than any ot her athlete. He can with­ out of the crease and gets clocked, only of penguins, but also of falling much differ­ through the wobbly legs of the dazed But a rule is a rule, right'l stand a few shots from opponents. He game on' octopi in Detroit and treacherous ent today. goaltender, the offensive team refuses Actually, the rule states that an can at least stand an opponent getting Let's suck it up and play hockey storms of plastic rats in Florida. This season,=------'"" to cheer. Instead, the scorer glances offensive skater may be in the crease if near him. again. No more crying. No more poli­ And how could I forget the days and more specifically this postseason, a toward the referee with a nervous look he is pushed into it by a defensive play- Hypocritically, if a goalie exits hi s tics. No more phone calls. when a goal was a goal. A beautiful goal is not a goal - at least not until of, "Well ?" cr. crease, you still can't drill him. That's And please - no more space-aged cross-ice pass would be taken and the play is cleared by an omniscient, His peeved teammates immediately However, the video review judge called interference. FOXTRAX. wristed past a flailing enemy netmin­ invisible replay judge. sprint to the referee and begin to state only tells the on-ice officials whether or ·'Oh, sorry, Mr. Goalie. I was skating der to the top shelf of the goal. Blame it on the crease rule. their case for why the goal should not a player was in the crease, not how by at about 25 mph, and you just Brad Jennings is one of rwo spons SCORE! An offensive player is not permitted count. Likewise, the defensive team, he got there. stepped in front of me. My fault." editors at the Re1·ie 11 : He has never A split-second later a red siren light in the opposing goalie's crease, the blue lacking dejectedness, also corrals the That makes no sense at all. Everyone wants to cry, "Let's pro­ been guilTy of 1·iolating the crease rule would rotate and an eerie hom sound marked area directly in front of the net, ref and argues that the goal should be I underst

continued from page B8 Catamount hurler denied the Hens any Mahony grounds out to short. and more than their allotted seven hits and you' d think the Catamounts had won "We couldn't get the bats going,'' one earned run . the tournament with all the leaps and begin rise to stardom said Delaware coach Bob Hannah, who After Ardizzone opened the eighth high-fives and bench-clearing that completed his 33rd season at the helm with a double to left, Vermont skipper ensued. for Delaware. ''We thought we had Bill Currier hooked Tenney and entered The game was over, for what it was clenching a fi stful of cash. Earlier. hi s In the dressing room after the fight something going in this last inning. continued from page B8 J crry Lynde to face the meat of wonh. The ninth inning only drove the fight ended in a draw. Either way he Jack jokes with Marks about a couple of Very disappointing loss. The kid [win­ weights and other strength equipment. Delaware's pop-its-top order. sword deeper into the heans of the would have gotten paid the same. Mo~t harJ shots he caught in the face. "Did ning pitcher Jon Tenney] pitched very Edwin Rivera. 16. works out on the First, there was junior third baseman Delaware players. of the boxers fighting tonight got paid a you get hit that one time when you well for them. We just didn't hit the ball leg press machine. At the sound of the Brian August. the Hens' greatest single­ Darren Pulito led off with a single. llat rate of $100 per round plus expens­ dropped your hands and stuck your head when we had the opponunities. We second alarm he stops and peels off hi s season leader in home runs and RBis. Brad Eyman worked a 3-0 count and es, so most also work another joh. out'1 That's what you get for showing came up shon. top shin. Underneath he's wearing a Fly out, cemer field. sti ll struck out. Jamie McSherry was hit Cintron works as a maintenance man for off, God da mmit !" Jack says. "When you have scoring opponuni­ plastic shin that resembles a tmsh bag Ardi::;:one scurries back to second. by a 2-0 pitch; and now the eyes lit up the Wilmington Housing AuthOtity and "I can take a punch sometimes," ties, you have to be able to hit the ball with three holes cut out. It's hi s eighth Next to the plate was freshman on the Hens' dugout steps. Now, there as a youth counselor at a community Marks replies. and take advantage of them. We've day box ing at the gym. and he isn't Kevin Mench, holder of the Triple was a chance. Two on. one out. center. The highly touted Marks, on the --You don't have to take a punch," been able to do that all year long. Today ready for an opponent ye t. At least , he Crown among all Delaware freshmen Ken Giles grounded to sec~md. other hm1d . has financial supponcrs so Jack says. '·I don't want you taking we did not. And, of course. that's what says. not unti I he can sweat off another thus far. Colunio worked a 3-0 count before he can focus on training. any 1" it's like in baseball." four pounds and weigh 11 2. Boxing will Goes down looking. Now there are accepting an intentional pass. '·Larry's got the backing hehintl L

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-. l CoMMENTARY Now you can keep up with • Hockey was better off when all your favorite Review goals were scored on the ice, sports and columns, always. not determined by judges in a replay booth. Jr~~~(;~ ...... ~~ www.review.udel.edu May 13, 1997 • B8 Offense trips twice as Hens' season ends Delaware Current playoff format leaves bases doesn't fit baseball loaded in MINGTON . - Tell me er school four times in two days. That's hy, after a 51-game regular two doubleheaders, back-to-back. last of 9th W:ason among nine confer­ Why, then, should a weak team have ence teams, the entire enterprise of a the luxury of playing a legitimate con­ long campaign can be erased in one day. tender for one game? Surely there will BYCHRffiTOPHERYASGUKO Twenty-four Delaware baseball be single-game upsets. Spans Editor players troned on and off the field dur­ For instance, second-seeded Maine WILMINGTON At times ing the 1997 season - 45 times as win­ promptly lost to No. 5 Northeastern Saturday, it seemed like the Muse of ners, 10 times as losers. It's those last Thursday in the ftrSt round and to No. 6 college baseball had been toiling since two wins and losses I question. Towson State Friday in the Ioser"s February to create such a group of trag­ ln the America East baseball tourna­ bracket. ic heroes. ment, held last weekend at Frawley An argument can be made that a This was to be the greatest of the tra­ Stadium, six of the nine conference team's ski ll in such games will dictate ditionally exalted Delaware seasons. schools had an opportunity to take whether it is talented enough to Six team records were shattered and home the trophy (and a subsequent bid ~t;=:;;;;;,;==:;t advance. But even more to a home-advantage NCAA play-in). that argument individual Under the current format, each team would be feeble marks were has room enough for two losses before because there is BASEBALL a better way to shed during it is eliminated from the postseason. Not two losses to any one team, not two set up the post­ America East tournament the regular losses in a best-of-three series, just two season tourna­ season. Matt Ardizzone dives back to first Friday against Drexel. The Hens won the game 15-3. Vermont 4 .... losses to two different teams at two dif­ ment. But at the Hens 1 ferent bracket levels. ~· we had a great culminati on Saturday. hits through the day, five for extra Colunio, standing on the cement steps Confused? regular season," of the most And in the end, the team that was bases. Sixteen baserunners were of the now-vacant Delaware dugout. "I You should be. The tournament Christopher said Delaware important weekend of the 1997 cam­ supposed to walk away from Frawley stranded during the unexpected double­ think we've played as well as we could schedule is so complex that there are Yasiejko senior ftrst base­ paign, the Hens froze. Stadium unscathed had nothing to header for the Hens, including seven all throughout the season. Tonight is a three separate brackets modeled after man Tim The bats slowed early. The players show for its record-setting 43-8 regu­ left on base in the final fo ur innings of different story. I can't explain it. We three possible scenarios. Top of the Mahon y who were fortunate enough to reach lar-season mark. the season's last game against a notably just didn't have it tonight. T he primary bracket is accompanied Ninth Saturday, "but base rarely crossed the plate. A group The Hens were bucked from their inferior Catamounts squad. "In all reality, we don't expect to by this italicized conditional phrase: If most teams are of consistent Hens hitters that went into two-year saddle atop the America East, "Today just wasn't meant to be, I come out here today and lose two four teams remain after Game 6. L------.....1 judged by their the conference tournament leading the first by No. 5 Northeastern's near­ guess," said seni or ftrst baseman Tim straight games. l mean, we figure we're The second possibility forthe tourna­ performance in the playoffs. On one nation - the enti re United States of shutout, second by No. 3 Vermont's Mahony, who hit Delaware's only post­ playing tomorrow yet - no matter ment's direction holds this decisive given day, we just didn't show up.'' America - in batting average man­ deciding 4-3 tragedy. season home run in the 4-1 loss to what. We haven't lost two games in a reminder: If five teams remain after Here' the solution: Allow the top aged just five runs in 18 innings In all, Delaware managed just 16 eventual champion Northeastern. row all season, and sure enough. I did­ Game 6 and n••o after Game 9. four teams from regular- cason play "Both [opposing starters] pitched pret­ n't expect it tonight.'' The third sequence is dictated by this into the America East playoffs. This ty decent games, and we couldn 't do It was a prolonged. painful death the necessary condition: If ji1·e teams way. those ftrst 51 games (43 of them anything about it." Hens endured. In the sixth, eighth and remain after Game 6. and three after coming as wins) count for something. I. Delaware IS America East The loss to Vermont was, for ninth innings against Vermont (27- 19, Game 9. This way. two teams with records below 11. Delaware 15 Baseball Tournament Mahony and the four other seniors on 14-9 America East), Delaware led off One word. one simple question is all .500 won 't advance to the postseason. ] I. Delaware t Ahem, Northeastern. The Huskies 6 . Towson St. 41 the team, the end of college baseball. with a base hit. I have: Why? May 8-11 were 8-12 in conference play this regu­ 4. Drexel 3 The lone chance for a continuance of Each time. the runner never got past Why allow 67 percent of the teams lar season. They were seeded fifth in the 2. Maille 2 Delaware's season exists with an third. into postseason play':' Why render the 5. N'eastern 8 tournament, ahead only ofTowson State (extremely) outside shot at an at-large That's another killer about the hard-earned victories by the top seeds Is. N'easte-m 12 meaningless? (also 8-12). bid to the NCAA Regionals, to be whole deal - five of the Hens' eight S.N'-m 61 Sure, tean1s like No. I Delaware and The Tigers eliminated Maine in the decided live on ESPN next Monday at stranded runners were left in scoring S.N'-m4 rn second-seeded Maine have the advan­ loser's bracket before being ousted by 5. NorthPete Rose.) In baseball. games are women included. All sports included. 6. Towson St I we've worked for · means absolutely the season. played in bunches, especially in college: 2. Maine 6 at Frawley Stadium nothing," said senior shortstop Dan [n one weekend, a team can face anoth- see HENS page 87 see TOURNEY page B7 Men Fight night in Wilmington place Elsmere Boxing second Club hosts night of fists, fury and fun in track

BY JONTULEYA The Delaware men's track and field StudenJ Affairs Editor team placed second in the America e-fight preparations end with a final twist of the screws East Outdoor Track and Field at each comer of the ring to tighten the ropes and the Championships this weekend at P: Northeastern. adhesion of one last layer of duct tape to secure the red, white and blue skirt around the elevated ring fl oor. Jack Dumall New Hampshire edged the Hens watches this from the doorway at the end of the arena between 162-135 for the championship, with trips to his fighters' dressing room. the host Huskies placing third with 90 Durnall is there one minute and disappears the next, and points. T h e every time he stands sti II he looks uneasy. His eyes are open TRACK AND wide, scoping out the arena and the people who finish setting women 's up. Jack says he gets nervous whenever any of the boxers he FIELD team fin­ trains step into the ring. For tonight's card he will be in the cor­ ished sixth ner with two of his guys. in its com­ "I get very nervous. Guys tease me all the time. They don't petition, 85 points behind champion Northeastern. get nervous. I get nervous," Jack says. "''d rather fight than sit out there and watch them fight. It's like your kids fighting. The men captured four individual Well, it's not quite as bad but it's bad. titles in the meet. Joe Gelineau won the "After all the hard work and stuff they put into it I hate to see javelin with a 200-foot-5-inch heave. them unhappy." Tom Marando grabbed the shot put The makeshift boxing arena is usually the CYO basketball title with a toss of 47 feet, 5 3/4 inch­ court of St. Matthew's Parish Center, but tonight it hosts es. And Gary Fairchild won the long "Mayhem on Maryland Avenue." Gray, metal folding chairs jump with a leap of22 feet, 5 1/4 inch­ and four-tier bleachers surround the ring. Fight promoter Rod es. Mahaffey says he has already sold about 150 tickets and he Nick Mcintosh claimed the Hens hopes that another 150 will buy tickets at the door. Junior welterwieght Jay Watts nails Harold ''Padro" Norton during Saturday night's bout at the St. only track tille in the competition, win­ ning the 400 meters in 48.55 seconds. Pre-fight preparations began at least a month ago for the Matthew's Parish Center in Wilmington. Norton went on to win a four-round decision. fighters under Jack's tutelage at the Elsmere Boxing Club. Five Mike Chadwick (discus), Matt days per week the pros train at the gym, plus road-work. There Katsirmas (shot put) and Zach Chupa are few sportS more solitary than boxing, but the fighters from "I think Larry's going to be a world-rated fighter. He had an ing of leather against leather. At the first alarm, fighters stop (I 0,000 meters) had crucial second­ Elsmere, both those on the fight card and those not, came to St. extensive amateur career. He was five-time Alabama Golden bobbing and weaving to catch their breath. The second sound place finishes, as did the 4x I 00- and Matthew's to root for their gym-mates. Gloves Champion and three time Tennessee State Champion" starts a new round of noises. Jack wears a flat yellow pad on 4x400-meter relay teams. 'We go to fights and stuff together. When the other guys are Marks, 25, amassed 74 wins in 86 amateur fights. In his fi ve each arm that cushions his hands and forearms and acts as tar­ Rich Marsartico and John Marino fighting, I have the other guys in here help me work the comer, professional fights only one fighter has lasted the entire match. gets for the fighter he's practicing with in the ring toward the came home third in the 3,000 meters especially the older guys," Jack says. "I want to get them in back of the small room. He barks instructions and encourage­ and II 0-meter hurdles respectively. here and help me train so I can get a little break now and then." e Elsmere Boxing Club is easy to miss for those not ment to the fighter as well as anyone his eye catches. A radio Cliff Hammond's hammer throw was . One-half of the main event and his female companion walk ooking for it, and those that do unintentionally stumble next to the two speedbags competes with it all, blasting Power also good enough for third. tnto the arena about two hours before the first fight is scheduled across tt are probably lost anyway. A small sign with a red 99FM. For the women, senior Tara Pointin ~ o t_ake place. Almost all 15 people in the room stand to greet arrow and the words "Elsmere B .C." is nailed to a telephone Five heavy bags and two double-end bags occupy most of captured her fourth America East out­ JUfUor middleweight Larry "'The Laser" Marks. He removes his pole near its driveway. The area is an industrial park and, from the space outside the ring. A desk and file cabinet, two chairs door title wi th her third straight win in headset from his ears, hangs it around his neck, circles the room the outside, the gym looks like it's in a public storage unit. [n and about 10 five-gallon jugs of spring water crowd the r~main­ the 10,000 meters (35:53.62). Senior shaking hands and then disappears upstairs to the dressing black graffiti , "Yo Gil" is sprayed on the door. der of the room. In a small adjacent room there are some Sarah Cowles took the 5,000 meters room. Inside, a pulsating whistle controls the thumping and smack- (10:24.47) for her second career out­ see BOXING page 87 door conference title. -from Sports lnfomwtion wire reports

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