Vol. 100, No. 40 University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Two Ex-Students Arrested On University Burglary Rap By ALAN KRAVITZ The student's attorney, Two Newark men have Richard Pell, was been arrested in 'connection uninformed on many recent with burglaries of university developments. When told buildings resulting from the that Guala and Scott had theft of master keys from been arrested and that his university Security. client would probably have to Lieutenant Richard Turner testify at their trial, Pell of Security said Steven P. said, "Really? This is the Guala has been arrested on first I've heard about it." several counts of burglary Yet, like McMahon, he also and Robert J .. Scott has been refused to give the name of arrested for receiving stolen his client. university property. Turner gave the following In addition, a university account of the case: student has been granted Late last May, Security immunity from prosecution responded to an emergency because information he in Christiana East. The supplied made the other officer who responded was arrests possible. The case apparently carrying a will go to court in about two stretcher for a wounded girl. weeks. In addition to many master Richard McMahon, the keys, his key ring contained Delaware deputy attorney a key which he could insert general, who granted the into the elevator to make it immunity, refused to discuss remain at a particular floor. either the case or the As his elevator arrived at immunity. However, he did the floor, the officer heard a say, "It was done because he scream. He raced out of the Staff phata by Greg Lynch was a young man and this elevator, leaving his keys BRIAN DOWNIE REFLECTS on what might have been as the clock winds down in wasn't something that I inside. Upon returning, the Tuesday's heartbreaker against LaSalle. thought should screw up the elevator was gone . "This was rest of his life.'' a mistake on our officer's part." Turner stated. "He should have taken his keys Student Life Committee Backs Pub Operation with him ." The stolen key ring By TIM BIRINGER Association should contact future may be a good idea?" requests for action. "I have contained the master keys to The Faculty Senate the Alcholoic Beverage she said. no plans to initiate any action most academic buildings on Committee on Student Life Commission to see if the John Sinclair, university of any kind," he said. campus and almost all of the voiced its approval of commission "wants to • counsel, said the The letter was also sent to dorms. according to Turner. university pub operations change the conaitions and association's letter was State Attorney General In June, a $480 tape deck and asked John Worthen, regulations which apply to brought to his attention, but Richard Wier . He was and turntable were stolen vice president for Student gathering licenses." that he had received no unavailable for comment. jContinued to Poge t.) Affairs and Administration, Michael Greenberg, to draft a response to the chairman of the Student Life Newark Liquor Association. Committee, said, there is "no Worthen said he will write reason why a non-profit Ex-Cadet Subject of City Council Meeting; that "it doesn't appear the organization needs to be university is doing anything obliged to lose money." illegal or improper." Greenberg suggested, Neighborhood Controversy Also Discussed Last week, President E . A. however, that the university By JENNIFER L. SCHENKER Later in the City Council meeting. the Trabant asked the committee clarify its position about A Police personnel problem and a President of the Fairfield Civic Association, to review the university's competition with the private neighborhood dispute dominated New ark's the Chairwoman of the Planning liquor business after . he sector. Worthen said, "We City Councill.Deeting on Monday, Feb. 28 . Commission. Fairfield residents and the City received a letter from the don't have a statement Ex-cadet Patsy Peace, fired because she Council held a lengthy debate over the association . directly on the question of was "physically unable to handle the job" re-subdivision of Fairfield. The association consists of competition," adding that with the Newark Police Department, A new part of Fairfield to be constructed the owners of the Deer Park policy "has evolved over a contended that a November hearing prior to shortly would be connected to the Bristol Rd . and the Stone Balloon. They period of time.'' her termination violated the grievance "T", (the connector road for Routes 896 and questioned the legality of the David Butler,. associate procedure in City Code 403 . 273), as well as having an entrance at licenses under • which director for Residence Life, She asked the Council to investigate the Stanford Drive. The debate concentrated on Bacchus and The Pub on the said the university's liquor reasons for her termination, and the manner the traffic impact. Hill operate. The association • business is a "fairly small which it had been handled. Ronald Root, president of the Fairfield also expressed concern that operation" but added that The Council voted to go into Executive Civic Association said "opening Bristol Rd . to the university might expand the revenues from the Pub session, and then returned to table the motion throughfare instead of Stanford Rd . would its liquor operations." and Bacchus help to lower by a tie vote of three to three. avoid temporary road configuration, feeder Worthen said "a pub is a board rates. By providing Peace said that she had never been routes and the use of Stanford Dr. to bypass a rather typical thing on a these facilities, ·the informed of a grievance procedure, and she light." ...... university campus" which university is showing and Councilman William M. Coverdale The Chairwoman of the Planning students asked for and have "concern about student contend that she was sexually harassed while Commission said she felt that the blocking of responded to. development," he said. working for the police department. - Stanford Dr. would isolate the community Robert Mayer, assistant Councilman James Neal said, "It is clear from the city. She said it would be an vice president of Student Barb Stratton, president of that actions inferred to date have not "unhealthy" separation. Services, called the the Resident Student produced sufficient evidence to justify an university's liquor license Association (RSA) said a investigation. One avenue open is the courts, In addition, garbage collection and street "legitimate.'' He added that definite policy regarding because they can be more partial than the maintenance would be more difficult and "we don't set the conditions competition would be Council." expensive if only the Bristol Rd. entrance that apply to the kind of "restrictive." "Why should The following morning Peace said, "As of was left open, she said. license we have." Mayer said you automatically say no to now I haven't decided on any certain action ... She also said that some kind of connector the Newark Li~uor something now which in the but I am looking into a suit." (Continued to Page 2) " "\ .) ., t ~ l "' ' I • "t t ' f + .,. .... \ ' . Jl !"age 2 . REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 1977 ADVImSIMINT ADVImSIMINT ..• City Council '~HY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" (Contlnuecl fr-..... 1.) should be made so that Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25 children could visit friends in In the First psalm, God says the man that delights himself every true and faithful witness of Jesus Christ to "cry aloud neighboring developments In "THE LAW OF THE LORD" shall be like a tree planted by and spaft! not" to denounce every transgression of the Law without having to walk the riverside, his "lt!af shall not wither and whatsoever he of God, and the rejection and departure from "one jot or tit through private property. doeth shall prosper." tle" of God's Ten Commandments which reveal the very Root acknowledged that "BUT THE WICKED ARE LIKE THE TROUBLED SEA, character of the 0 mnlpotent Creator. Such witnesses are not . the community would be WHEN IT CANNOT REST, WHOSE WATERS CAST UP your enemies, but friends In that they seek to tum you away isolated, but said that several MIRE AND DIRT. THERE IS NO PEACE SAITH MY GOD TO from the wrath of God. THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH, AND other Newark communities THE WICKED." Isaiah 57:20, 21. We cry peace, peace, but THESE FAITHFUL WITNESSES ARE SEEKING TO "SMITE are also separated. He make little effort, If any, to cut out our personal wickedness DEATH'S THREATENING WAVE BEFORE YOU." (This named Woodmire, Cherry and Indifference, or to rise up and put away the lawlessness quote Is from the old and beloved Christian Hymn: God be Hill Manor, Yorkshire and all about and around. In Amos 5:23-24, God says: "TAKE with you till we meet again, smite death's threatening wave Blair Village as examples. THOU AWAY FROM ME THE NOISE OF THY SONGS: FOR I before you, keep love's banner floating over y~u. - .") The The Planning WILL NOT HEAR THE MELODY OF THY VIOLS. BUT LET Almighty has engaged Himself by means of the New Commission's original JUDGMENT RUN DOWN AS WATERS, AND Covenant, and the work and ministry of The Lord Jesus proposal was passed after: RIGHTEOUSNESS AS A MIGHTY STREAM." In plain every Christ and The Holy Spirit, to write these Laws upon the the width of the right-of-way day language God Is here saying: I am sick of your songs and hearts and In the minds of true and faithful believers. "We are was changed from 80 to 66 music, take it away. What I want Is judgment and workers together with God," don't rage against Him! feet; a decision was _made righteousness established In the land like mighty rivers and "THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH: BUT THE GIFT OF GOD that Stanford Rd. be blocked streams that bless the earth and her Inhabitants: That God's IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD." off for five years or until all Kingdom might come and His will be done on earth as In DEATH does a mighty big business every day! Probably all · lots are sold; and a Heaven! over the world at this moment there are between 150 and "THE LAPSE OF CHURCH DISCIPLINE WAS A CERTAIN 200,000 dead bodies waiting to be burled. And tomorrow stipulation added that SYMPTOM OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ANARCHY," said there will be an additional like number, with you and me In- vegetation on New London the English Historian, Terry, as he looked across centuries of eluded In one of those tomorrows! If just one day's "crop of and Bristol Rds. could not experiences of the English people. Church anarchy In doc- death" was gathered In one place, what a territory would be exceed four feet. trine and conduct produces political and social anarchy. covered! Great nations, great Institutions, companies, A bill designating the City Neglect and unbelief of God's Book, The Bible, produces unions, and concerns of all kinds, also die, perish from the Secretary as Municipal Church anarchy! If you are a Church member you can do earth! John Bunyan said, give a little thought every day to Complaint Officer for the something to correct this situation by being faithful to your your own funeral In order that you might be prepared! "0 Rollins · Cablevision vows to serve God, "WHEN THOU VOWEST A VOW UNTO DEATH- -1" The Lord Jesus Christ is the MIGHTY CON- Franchise and a bill granting GOD, DEFER NOT TO PAY IT: FOR HE HATH NO QUEROR OF DEATH! He raised the dead! He raised Himself the city's longevity benefits PLEASURE IN FOOLS; PAY THAT WHICH THOU HAST from the dead! Don't neglect and reject Him and His to the City Secretary were VOWED!" Eccles. 5:4. "Wonderful Words of Life." SURRENDER! SUBMIT!- We also passed at the Council All that has been said In the above concerning God's mes- deliberately use the word "SUBMIT" rather than. "COMMIT" meeting. sage In the Second Psalm, might be summed up in just one , as It appears to us there Is quite a difference. shortverseofTheNewTestamt.nt,Romans6:31:"FORTHE In Mark 1:15, Jesus said,"- THE TIME. IS FULFILLED, WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH: BUT THE GIFT OF GOD IS AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS AT HAND: REPENT YE, Gripe Session ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD." AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL!" The UDCC will hold a "SIN IS ANY WANT OF CONFORMITY UNTO, OR, "GOD BE WITH YOU -- SMITE DEATH:s "gripe se~sion" at their open TRANSGRESSION OF THE LAW OF GOD."It Is the duty of THREATENING WAVE BEFORE YOU!" meeting on March 9, to listen to general complaints from MILTON SCOTT, P.O. BOX 405, DECATUR, GEORGIA 30031 students. March 4, 1977 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware \ Rubio Plays _With Style By PAUL MENSER enthusiastic response of the evening. A classical guitarist sometimes has Rubio then said that he would the strange power to transform a devote the rest of the program to homely setting into a memorable twentieth century composers. After experience. works by three contemporary South Miguel Rubio ascended the stage in American writers, he played two the Student Center'~ Rodney Room pieces by his own teacher. These Wednesday night unassumingly. He seemed to be the most challenging unpacked his guitar, the lights numbers for him, as he stretched his dimmed, and the crowd fell silent. left hand to the upper limits of the Unaccompanied and unamplified, he fret-board. played the notes of a piece first heard "Spanish Serenade" proved an in the court of Louis X IV. enjoyably jazz-oriented song with • Latin syncopation. A mellow flavor blended contemporary style with lrl . classical tradition. Throughout the concert, Rubio concert seemed pleased with his playing and His gentle hands strummed a with the audience. This was not his stately march across the room. The first time at Delaware and he music evoked the spirit of the halls of . thanked the audience for fidelity and Versailles and the ·regal spectacle of the kinship he felt. "You are my a "Sun King" entrance. With a university," he said with obvious pause, he struck up a bouree of a sincerity. It was equally obvious that the audience left, moved by a warm sprightly and lyrical quality. Miguel Rubio Rubio devoted the first part of his and highly talented gentleman. concert to works by traditional composers. Two preludes by Bach R • d M •• B•tt Q t • d were originally written for lute and cello, but translated handsomely to eVISe ar11 uana I · ues I_One the guitar under his artistry. ByRACHELSUSSMAN marijuana: "probation without jurisdiction from Superior Court to Counterposing a simple bass line A new marijuana bill proposed by adjugication." C':l~rently, a person the Court of Common Pleas will ease against progressively intricate Sen. Francis J. Kearns (D-Stratford) convicted of mariJUana use may be the load on the court system. variations on a theme, he made was debated at two public hearings put on probation for a year without "I don't think the bill will pass baroque music accessible to an on Tuesday. judgment of guilt, and then have his anyway," Schnee continued. audient:>e three centuries distant. The bill's main function is to take record cleared after a year of good Pieces by Handel and Haydn marijuana jurisdiction cases to the behavior. People who attended the morning followed. The delicate nature of the Court of Common Pleas instead of to However, under the proposed bill, a hearing on the proposed bill ranged German composers' works set a Superior Court, said Kearns. person guilty of possession could in age from 13 to over 60. according somber mood, but they ended with a Presently, a person . possessing have a permanent criminal record. to Sen. Herman M. Holloway, happy, music-boxlike lninuet. marijuana or hashish could serve a {D-Wilmington) who is chairman of Then, in one moment, the tone of maximum penalty of two years in jail "I don't think it (the proposed bill) the Senate Health and Social Services the recital changed drastically. or be fined $500. The new bill does anything towards Committee where the bill now stands.· Rubio· plunged into a firey flamenco proposes a maximum penalty of six decriminalization," said Carl Schnee, Most of the people over 40 years old state coordinator for the National were against reducing penalties, number that left the audience months in jail or a $200 fine. while the younger people at the amazed. His str1,1mming hand floated The proposed bill would also strike Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. hearing thought the opposite, said over the strings like a butterfly, an act which states that a defendant Holloway. while individually played notes could serve up to an additional seven Schnee said that the "probation blended into chords. Later, Rubio years for a second marijuana without adjudication" provision is Police testimony called for no explained that flamenco and offense. the "best thing about our Delaware reduction in the penalties, said classical guitar are two different Nevertheless, the Kearns bill marijuana laws" because of the time · Kearns. styles, but the audience did not seem strikes a provision often used in court it saves in the courts, but Kearns A date for voting on the bill is to mind. The number got. the most concerning the possession of • called its wide use "ridiculous." uncertain, since it will probably be Schnee also said he does not amended by the committee. Kearns Students Must Pay for Graduation believe that changing marijuana said. By CHRISTINE ARNOLD Applications . are available at the The new $10 fee required of all Registration Office and in each graduating students is necessary dean's office of each college. The College Persuing Changes because of an administrative budget student must complete the form and By BARB SCHLESINGER return it and the $10 fee to the about the approval of. plans to crunch last September, said The College of Home Economics. reorganize, departmentalize and university Treasurer J. Robert Cashier's Office. · The form must be completed and may be renamed the College of change the name and program, said Harrison. Human Resources in September, if Bieber, addressing about sixty people The administration had to find the fee paid by the student before it is processed by the dean for senior the Board of Trustees approves at an open panel discussion Tuesday. ways of appropriating money for recommendations for changes in the Bieber said that changing the name graduation expenses and it was check-out and graduation. . Students who do not plan to go to present system, said Assistant Dean to the College of Human Resources, decided to isolate the costs and direct of Home Economics Catherine would encompass the field more them at the students who will benefit commencement or may be graduating after June still must pay Bieber. completely and describe the from the spending, Harrison said. The committee forwarding the curriculum more accurately to Graduation-generated expenses the fee and · complete the form, Adams said. suggestions is "very optimistic" prospective students and employers. include $19,000 for commencement. She said it would encourage more This money is used to prepare the male students to take part in the stadium for the ceremony,. pay the programs and would assist the speaker, clean up the stadium, hold a .esc Decides to Disband college in obtaining funds. reception and pay workers, By TOM CONNER constitution. Therefore, the Citing that the term "home according to Romona Adams, The Coed Steering Committee economics" was unfavorably director ofBilling and Collecting. committee decided that it would (CSC) announced its resignation be most advantageous to simply stereotyped, Dr. Louise Little of the Another $16,000 is needed for as an active committee last food and nurtition department told graduation lists, mailing, diplomas fold, he said. Wednesday at the University of Marshall reported that letters students the "label sells you short" and their cases and computer time Delaware Coordinating Council and doesn't include the many areas and processing she said. had been . sent by the esc to (UDCC) meeting, effective March various Resident Advisor's (RA's) of concentration not related to the Adams said that there is no actual 10. home. budget set aside for graduation and to try to generate new In addition, ·the UDCC officially membership. However, there was The new program would condense up until the fee was created, the recognized two new organizations, the five departments of the college Records Office absorbed the costs. little or no response to the "plea the Women's Coordinating Council for help," he said. The CSC then into three, but Bieber said these She said this process makes the (WCC) and the Shorinji Ryu departments would be able to offer graduating senior take the initiative decided to make the showing of Karate-Do Club, and approved films its top priority in order to new options, expand programs and in notifying the dean of his college their constitutions. better utilize the faculty. that he is graduating. pay off their debts. The UDCC Tom Marshall, CSC president, charged that the paying· off of The present system is divided into All deans of the colleges have been told the UDCC that because of a five departments : child notified of the fee and the process of debts was the only goal the esc lack of student interest in fulfilled out of the six listed in development, home management, filing the application, she said. promoting coed living, the esc food and nutrition, home economics Applications should be filled out their constitution. was unable to live up to its (Continued to Page 7) education and clothing and and ret•1rned no later than April 1. (ContlnuedtoPage11) Page4 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 19~7 Carpenter Thefts Continue Money and Valuables Worth $1,300 Taken This Year By KATHI FOSTER borrow a lock from the This forces other students Over $1,300 in money and ·"Equipment Cage" at no· to leave their valuables on valuables have been reported cost. benches or in unlocked stolen from Carpenter Sports lockers. It is better to put Building this school year, Thefts are not related to wh atever can f·t1 m· t o a sma11 If you have one, two or three said Security Investigator, the lack of locker space, locker, rather than out in the Lisa Robinson. Most of these according to Thiel, who said open, he said. wheels, we can fix your bike. thefts involved valuables left there is "plenty" of locker "Taking preventive in unlocked lockers or on the space in both men's and measures (locking your ... if you ave no wheels, we floor or benches. women's locket rooms. locker) is not a cure-all, but can sell you a or bike. However, "some people keep 1 h ll t 1 ·ll new used This estimate is thier-street lockers locked all peop e w o usua y s ea WI conservative because many be deterred, because they th e ft s go unrepor t e d , sa1.d the time, despite signs asking won 't want to take the t1·me Robinson. When Security is that street lockers be cleaned or attract the attention," said out daily," said Thiel. R b' notified, the only thing it can r----:::======-...;;.;.o,;..;.;,;;m~s.;.;on.;.;. ______, do is search the area and put •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• out a notice of what was • "OFTEN I MITA TED. • • • • stolen, she added. NE')<.T liME The main · problem is that : NEVER DUPLICATED" : students think "this won't MY LOCKER., REMEMBER · • • happen to me," said 1o LOCK ITt . c:::--~ . Robinson, so people don't • take precautions. Intramural Supervisor and Building Supervisor of ~ · Ji~:ifJ\. ~ Carpenter, George Thiel, ~ ~. said that most items are .• J7 • stolen during the recreatiQn • t~ • periods, not during the • • physical education classes. Most thefts are committed when people go in the shower and leave their lockers i• MB~aP171mA~• • unlocked, believing that •e 20 ACADEMY ST. •e "five minutes won't hurt," he· e CALL AHEAD FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS t added. Items most frequently : 368-8761 : reported stolen are wallets, • • watches, rings and clothing. • • Often the wallets will be • • found later, stuffed in • • trashbaskets or empty • • lockers, Robinson said. • • "Leave wallets and : TRY OUR PARTY SUBS : onlyjewelry clothing at home needed and bringand ...______.....;.. ______, • 4. 5 . 6 , 7 or 8 FOOT SUBS • : I Ordpr 24 Hrs. tn Advance) : ID," advised Thiel, adding Sec u r·l ty Off.Ice r Hu r· t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• that a student with ID can A student Security officer·was assaulted Tuesday night at about 11 p.m. outside the Kirkbride Office Building, according to Security reports. The 18 year-old officer was treated at the Newark Emergency Center and transferred to the Delaware Division in Wilmin~on. He was released at noon Wednesday. AnENTION A spokesman for Security said they are working on two potential leads but declined to give any further information PRE-PROFESSIONAL. on either the identity of the guard or the extent of his injuries. STUDENTS
The Health Sciences Advisory Committee will Fri~ay, March 4 be meeting in the early part of June to evaluate 9 p.m.-1 a.m. students who wish to apply to Medical, Dental, RODNEY DINING HALl Veterinary and other professional schools for $ 7. 00 to the entire September, 1977. campus community D ...:) If you intend to apply to Medical, Dental, · (76~~ Veterinary or any other professional schools, I please stop in or call (738-2282) MRS. BURMEISTER at the office of the School of Life and Health Sciences - 118 Wolf Hall as soon as possible to arrange for the Committee interviews. Sponsored by Dickinson C-D . . . : • • : I • • : I I : • • - Page 5 retrospert SoMEThiNG's HAppENiNG Three Strikes for the ERA The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was voted down in North Carolina for the third time in three years this FILM - "Car Wash." Triangle week. Mall I. 7:15p.m. and 9:15p.m. Rated Thirty-five states have already passed the PG. $1. FILM - "Two Minute Warning." amendment, but three more must pass it before its Triangle Mall II. 7:15p.m. and 9:15 ratification. FILM- Huston's "Moby Dick." 140 p.m. Rated R. $1. . Despite phone calls to state senators from President Smith Hall. 7:30p.m. and 9:45p.m. 50 FILM - "Fun with Dick and cents with ID. Jimmy Carter and his wife, Roslyn, encouraging the BACCHUS - Bob Cannon and Jane." Cinema Center. 7 p.m. and 9 amendment's passage, it was rejected by a vote of 26-24. George Mercer.8:30 p.m. 75 cents. p.m. Saturday 6 p.m., 8 p.m., and 10 p.m. sunday 2 p.m. Rated PG. Pressure from ERA opponents who rallied regularly ON STAGE - Peter Allen and Adam Keefe. Bijou Cafe. 9 p.m. and ON STAGE- "The River Niger." in Raleigh is believed to have influenced the rejection. 11 ::tO p.m. For information call Mitchell Hall. March 9-12. 8:15 p.m. $1 735-4444 . with ID. $2.75 for general public. ON STAGE- Larry Coryell. Main ON STAGE - Genesis. Spectrum. Amin Lifts Ban March 8. 8 p.m. Tickets $5, $6, $7. Point. 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. $5. For information call LA5-3375. ON STAGE Carlos Ugandan president Idi Amin has lifted. the ban he FILM - Polanski's "Repulsion." Barbosa-Lima. "The Glory of the impoSed last Friday prohibiting an estimated 240 DANCE - NFS Boys. Kent Dining, 140 Smith Hall. 7:30p.m. Free. Hall. 9 p.m. $1. Guitar." Grand Opera House. March Americans from leaving his country. 12. 2 p.m. All seats $4. For DANCE - Whale. Rodney Dining ON STAGE- Norman Blake. Main Amin lifted his restriction after postponing · Hall. 9 p.m. - 1 a .m. $1. Point. 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. $4 .50. For information call652-5577. DINNER- Friday Kitchen. United Information call LAS-3375. ON STAGE - Tom Rush. Tower indefinitely a meeting he had called earlier for the Campus Ministry Center, 20 Orchard ON STAGE - Johnny Winters, Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets $4 .50, $5.50 purpose of "congratulating Americans for their Rd. 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. $1. Muddy Water& and James Cotton. and $6 .50. services." GATHERING - Happy Hour. Tower Theatre. $4.50. $5.50 and $6 .50. ON STAGE-Bob Seeger and the Silver Bullet Band. Tower Theatre. 8 A diplomat of the West German embassy representing Lamda Chi Alpha. 163 W. Main St. 4 EXHIBITION - "Experiences in p.m. -7 p.m. Free. Art." Delaware Art Museum, p.m. Tickets $4 .50, $5.50 and $6.50. U.S. concerns in Uganda reported that all of the GATHERING Intervarsity Kentmere Parkway, Wilm. 2 p.m. - 4 ON STAGE- Peter Gabriel. Tower Americans he has talked with have expressed wishes to Christian Fellowship. Pencader p.m. Free and open to the public. Theatre. March 18. 8 p.m. Tickets remain in Uganda to continue their work. Commons III. 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. LECTURE "Vietnam, it's $5.50, $6.50 and $7 .50. COLLOQUIUM - ''Low Frequency Reunification and Reconstruction." ·ON STAGE - Iggy Pop Live. Interative Solution of Integral 201 Dallas Ave. 5:30 p.m. Free. Tower Theatre. March 19. 8 p.m. Call, Ya'll Tickets $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50. · Equations in Electromagnetic Friend's Fellowship. If you feel it's time you had a word with our new Scattering Theory." George A. Gray. GATHERING - Sunday Gathering ON STAGE - Carmen McRae. Room 206, Kirkbride Office Building. for Worship. United Campus Ministry Bijou Cafe. · March 9-12. For President, you may get your chance this Saturday, 3 p.m.- 4 p.m. Center, 20 Orchard Rd. 11 :00 a.m. information call 735-4444 . March 5, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m . However, tha t chance MEETING - " Prayer Meeting." MEETING - Gay Community ON STAGE - Manfred Mann's Earth Band. Tower Theatre. March may be as slim as 1 in 156 million. Pencader Commons III. 6:15p.m.- Meeting. Room 201. Hartshorn Gym . 8 The CBS radio network has set up a special network 6:45p.m. p.m. Free. 25. For information call352-0013. MEETING - Cosmopolitan Club MEETING - Resident Student ON STAGE -Santana and Rufus. with 10 regional centers to handle the surge of calls to Meeting. International House. 7:30 Association. 114 Purnell Hall. 7:00 Spectrum. March 20. 8 p.m. Tickets Pre_sident Carter. The system is intended to give each p.m. p.m. $4.50, $5 .50 and $6.50. ON STAGE - Fleetwood Mac. regton a small but equal chance of contacting the Chief Spectrum. March 21.8 p.m. Tickets $6 Executive. and $7 . EXHIBITION - Stephen March. "Super Realism and Social Commentary." Student Center Art Gallery. Daily 12-5. Free. FILM - "Lenny." 140 Smith Hall. EXHIBITION - Foodways to Fun EXHIBITION - W.H .D. Koerner. 7:30p.m., 9:45p.m. and midnight. $1 and Fitness display. Rodney Room, "Koerner Retrospect." Delaware Art with ID. Student Center. 11 a .m. - 2 p.m., 4 Museum. 10-5 p.m. Sunday 1-5 p.m. THEATRE- Children's Theatre's p.m. -6 p.m. Free. EXHIBITION - 16th Regional Art magic show and film. "Nature in a MEETING - Agriculture College Exhibition. Cannon Marine Studies Top Hat." Bacchus. 10:30 a.m . 25 Council meeting. Student Center. 6 Laboratory. Through March 11. cents. For children six and older. p.m. LECTURE- Alex Haley. Widener BACCHUS - Bob Cannon and MEETING - Delaware Student College. April 1. For information call George Mercer. 8:30p.m. 75 cents. Union organizational meeting. 874-5000. ON STAGE- Herbie Mann and the HARRY Rodney E-F Lounge. 3 p.m. . SEMINAR "Hospital Family of Mann. Grand Opera House. ·MEE1'm!G - Placement Office Communications." Clayton Hall. 8 p.m. Tickets $6.50. $7.50, $8.50. Sociology Majors meeting. March 19. 8:30 - . 4:30 p.m. ON STAGE - Flying Burrito Williamson Room, Student Center. 4 Registration deadline March 11. For Brothers. Main Point. 8 p.m. For p.m. more information call 738-1171. information call LA5-3375. SEMINAR - Summer seminar in ON STAGE - Peter Allen and Oxford, England. Programs in PIN Adam Keefe. Bijou Cafe. 9 p.m. and literature, architecture._ and social 11 :30 p.m. For information call studies. Sponsored by Humanities 735-4444. Institute. ON STAGE - David Bromberg ANd .•. SEMINAR - Law enforcement Saturday Band. Widener College. seminar. Wilcastle Center. March ON STAGE- Larry Coryell. Main FILM - "Pink Panther Strikes 14-18. For more information call Point. 8 p.m. and 10 p.m . $5 For Again." Chestnut Hill II. 7:15 p.m . 738-8427. and 9:25p.m. Rated PG. $2.50. information call LA5-3375. NoTICE Varsity Lacrosse March 19 PARTY- Sigma Nu Open Party. 9 FILM - "Silver Streak." Chestnut managers needed. Delaware Field p.m. - 3 a.m. $1. Live band. Hill I. 7 p.m. and 9:10p.m. Sunday, House. Contact Coach Grube. EXHIBITION - "Contemporary 1:45 p.m., 7 p.m. and9:10 p.m. NOTICE - Student Center Day Two Shows: Watercolors." Artist Carol Minarik. FILM - "A Star is Born." State volunteer sign up. March 7-11. Room Gallery 20, 20 Orchard Rd. 7:30p.m. - Theatre. 7 p.m. and 9:30p.m. 304 Student Center. 7:30PM& 9:30 p.m. Free. Reception for the FILM - "King Norman, Is That NOTICE - American Association artist. You?" Castle Mall, King. Rated PG. $1. of University. Women annual used 10PM GATHERING - Covered Dish book sale. March 3, 4 and 5. United Supper. Commuter House. 6:30 p.m. FILM - "Shaggy D.A." Castle Methodist Church. E . Main St., 25 cents and bring a covered dish. Mall, Queen. 7:15p.m. and 9:15p.m. $1. Newark. TICKETS: $5.50, 6.50, 8.50 also Bag and Baggage' "One of the most creative songwriters of this decade or any decade. " LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMINER
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Market Street Mall, Wilmington, Delaware REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 1977 ••. Two Ex-Students Arrested on University Burglary Rap (CDntlnued from Pogel) Purnell Hall. replace all of the locks on the Students Raymond) Eddy from Amy E. DuPont music "At this point we figured buildings the stolen master charging the .student with building, apparently through that these were the result of keys could open." academic dishonesty." the use of a master key. A the stolen keys," Turner On December 18, Paul Krum testified before the similar theft one month later said. "Unfortunately, we had Sotak, a graduate studeQt, Student Judicial Board last · resulted in the loss of no idea who had them, and no!iced two students week but the proceedings of televisions worth $925 from · there was no way we could attempting to enter 033 Sharp that meeting are Lab. He noticed that one had confidential. a key, but the students fled According to Turner, Eddy A DAY AT THE UNITED NATIONS! upon questioning. and the student had a Headquarters Tour, Briefing, Robert Stehman, the meeting in January. In this Film Showing of Observation of U.N. Sessions graduate studeQt whose meeting, Turner said the office the two students were student admitted to OF INFORMATION THURSDAY,MARCH10 trying to enter, was able to academic dishonesty and ON JOBS IN SPORTS identify one of the students revealed that he "was in a lot ADMINISTRATION Bus Leaves Student Center through Sotak's description deeper trouble." Eddy then and notified Security. contacted Security, who "For people interested in the 8:00A.M. In November, professor talked to the student. field. the Sports Administra COST-$8.00 James Krum, who was The student admitted that tion Guide and Directory Reservations-Professor Bennett, 466 Smith Hall teaching Introduction to he and someone else had offers some tips on schools by Monday 1:15 Marketing, noticed that a entered Krum's office, and and job hunting ... midterm grade was entered that he was involved in other This quote from a Career for a student who had not illegal enterings, although he Profile editorial in Money taken the exam. allegedly wanted some kind Magazine indicates the impor "Although the grade that of "guarantee" to be free tance of getting the right UDCC Elections· was entered was just from prosecution. start in the pursuit of a career average, I noticed it because in sports administration. it is very unusual for a Security then contacted National Sports Marketing April20 & 21 student not to take the McMahon, who issued the Bureau has just published midterm, and one day a immunity from prosecution.. the 1977 edition of the Guide. Nominations open March 18 grade had been entered The student then informed It explatns what kinds of non Sign up from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. where no grade had been," Newark police about Guala playing JObs are .available. at the SOAC office of the said Krum. and Scott. Warrants were where to find them and how "I asked him (the student) issued for Guala (who had to go about getting them. Student Center to bring me the exam, which entered Krums office with The Directory has been ex UDCC, RSA, College Council positions open I had returned to the class, so the student) and Scott (who panded to cover addresses that I could confirm his had received the stolen and names of contacts in grade. He simply said that he goods), both former : ...... ~ ...... arenas. mtnor league base could not find the exam and university students. They ball and maJor co! lege con .·. ... : that it had been destroyed. At returned all of the stolen ferences as weil as every ·~· ...... ·:·.·~· the end of the term I property and keys. major sports league .•: ;;. 0...... submitted an incomplete Turner said guilty pleas Mail thrs coupon wrth your ···:...·:· .. .. •..... ··•·· grade for the student,· and from Guala and Scott are . sent a letter to . Dean (of "apparently forthcoming ." payment today Get the right start towards a career rn :. e.•·s tu dent center · •••••• • : sports admtnrstratron :0 •• c ., ••• : r------~ : ee OUnCI ••: Classes Investigate Mail to : ft ~ presents • •: National Sports Marketing Bureau ~ :: Dustin Hoffman ::~ New Student Center 360 Lexington Ave. : •• in ••: New York. N Y. 10017 ••: Three Marketing Research classes are helping an Yes. 1 am i'lterested 1n a non :.. Undergraduate Cabinet committee assess the need for a new playing career :r. sports En :•• ''LENNY'' ••: center as part of their curriculum this semester. closed p!ea·;.:· f•nd ••: A new student center near Kirkbride Hall was suggested in $5 00 tor the 1977 Sports :..: • • Saturday, March 5-7:30, 9:45, 12:00 • •: Admln1SI1at1on Gu1de and an Undergraduate Cabinet meeting last semester. D1rectory Pnce Includes : • • 140 Smith • • : Plans for the center are in the preliminary stages, said J.S. postage and handl1ng New : • • Only $1.00 with I. D. · • •: Sturgell, Student Center director and head of the evaluation Yor~. rt'Sidents C'ldd sales tax : ••: effort for the new center. There are no easy answers," he I .. don'~ ~ ~n~o• ~••••••eo~•••••••:•: said. "We know the facts." · J J • By the end of the semester, a preliminary report evaluating ~ (4.:;\if."~~ t'••••••••o•••••• • : .... the need should be completed, Sturgell said. Assessment Advance tickets on sale Friday ·· techniques will include student questionnaires and personal from 11-2 in Student Center Lounge interviews. The classes will also examine the present Student Center. The courses are taught by Professors Jerome Scott and Don't miss Sunday's FREE film Stephen Keiser of the College of Business and Economics. "If there is substantial data to continue this investigation, a ~ "a: > J~ Polanski's "REPULSION" (7:30p.m.)
Think you're pJetty smart? Able to answer questions quickly? If you can asnwer ''V!ES'' to these questions, then you ought to sign up.for the: COLLEGE·BOWL . i) Humphrey Bogart won an Academy Award for his performance in "The African Queen." Bogart was nominated for roles in two other films in his career, one in 1943 and the other in 1954. What were these two films? TOURNAMENT- 2) ·When paper money is issued, the engraved sign_up individually or by teams of 4. signatures of what two government officials are required before it becomes legal tender? Where: 3) Who was Quickdraw McGraw's burro sidekick? Room 106 Stuclent Center What character, who carried a guitar, did Quickdraw When: occasionally change into? 4) What college football star was known as "The · March 7-22, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Galloping Ghost?" 5) In what comic strip was there once a villain named "Pruneface?" · ···· ...... · For more information 6) What was the name of the political machine, Call738-2633 controlled by "Boss" Tweed, in New York City? 7) What is the theme song from the movie and TV series M+A+S+H?' Tournament w'ill begin 8) Tara was the O'Hara plantation in "Gone With the after spring break. Wind." What was the name of the Wilkes plantation? 9) Who was the first to say, "When the going gets Sponsored by your tough, the tough get going," the quote made famous / during the Watergate Hearings? Student Center Council 10) What are the of Santa's nine reindeer? on
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FRO SPEAKS "Ses Madaeu" AND MORE 64 EAST MAIN STREET ARTHUR liPNER ''THING" CONTEST "Nuook of tile~" TOCOMEIIII PageS REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 1977 ~Editorial------Public Editor Law in_the Stoned Age by Carol TTasatto · The amount of attribution needed in a news story Public opm1on of marijuana and its users has offenders do not get jail sentences. This fact is always a much discussed newsroom topic. Some taken great leaps forward in the past few years, underscores the importance of the 'probation say that over-attributing statements disrupts the but in Delaware it has remained in the 1940's, if not without judgment of guilt' provision, which, if flow of a story and invites reader boredom. But since the distinction between fact and opinion is so in the dark ages. Eight states have already abolished, would leave the offender in a situation important, good journalism calls for a clear decriminalized what is coming to be regarded as a where the punishment doesn't fit the crime. differentiation. Attribution is one of the surest relatively harmless weed. The National The implications of the proposed bill are not in ways to indicate that a given statement is the Organization for the Reform of Marijuana laws . any way surprising, since Kearns has said that the opinion of the interviewee and not a point of fact. (NORML} has been instrumental in helping to enact bill was not proposed to lighten penalties, but to While it can be overdone at times, its omission is these changes, but apparently the group doesn't ·decrease the case load in Superior Court. usually glaring and confusing to the reader. have much power in Dover. The bill would certainly do that, at the expense of For example, the March 1 issue of The Review State Sen. Francis J. Kearns (D--Stratford) has the Court of Common Pleas. Although this change presented a page-one story headlined: proposed a new state marijuana bill which, if in jurisdiction may reduce the astounding costs the "Temporary Housing Viewed As Inevitable Next passed, would be even more injurious to pot system now encounters, offenders may still choose Semester." In that story the following sentence smokers than the current law. Marijuana offenses to take their cases to higher courts, and probably appeared: "To eliminate these people in extended would be heard in Common Pleas Court instead of housing would only place a financial burden on will when faced with a permanent criminal record. campus residents." Since the source of th.is Superior Court. but that is the bill's sole selling Why, in fact, is marijuana declared illegal? assertion is not noted, it appears that the point. Arguments stating that pot (defined as statement is a conclusion drawn by the writer. In Under' current law, under the provision of "hallucinogenic" in D'elaware's present code) leads reality, it represents the opinion of Edward ·probation without adjudication," a person to harder drugs, or that it induces people to commit Spencer, associate director for Administration of conv:cted of possessing marijuana may have his crimes, have been proven false. Since this Housing and Residence Life. The opinion should crin1inol record cleared after a year of probation seemingly absurd law is clogging the courts and have been clearly labeled as his. and good behavior. However. the Kearns bill disrupting the lives of peaceful pot- smokers, it Another example of opinion being presented as proposes to eliminate this provision. This means seems ludicrous that the Kearns bill has gotten as fact is the cutline on the bottom of page one of that !he offender would be judged by the court and far as public hearings. . same issue. It relates that "Daugherty Hall stands C•Juld hove a permanent criminal record hanging On the bright side, Kearns said he would be as a mute witness to university cut-backs of two tJJer his head all for the crime of getting high. willing to accept amendments on the bill-perhaps years ago." That's why the administration says it The proposed bill also.mokes a token reduction with a set of crutches marijuana law reform in was closed. Others say it was closed as a means of eliminating the Rathskeller. It is the job of any ir• n1oximum penalties. but in reality, most Delaware will take a step in the right direction. newspaper, in this case The Review, to present many sides of an issue to the readers and leave it ,------Readers Respond------. up to them to decide for themselves what they perceive as being closest to fact. The cutline takes the contention of the administration and presents it RSA 's Methods De11Ulnd Closer Scrutiny as accepted fact. any, that resident input can ++++ To the Editor : significant 81 percent either The Feb. 25 issue of The Review reported that opposed or without opinion. I have in determining the This letter is prompted by future of the dormitory in campaigning for the student government elections an article printed on page 7 think it is ~ a reasonable will begin on March 18. Actually, nominations open assumption that most of the which they have chosen to of The Review of March 1. live. If RSA is to continue as on this date, while campaigning will begin on April The article concerned names of that 81 percent of j3. the Gilbert C residents were an effective campus Hesidence Life plans to organization, its role as ++++ convert Gilbert Hall C to a on that petition. Yet such a Please direct any questions . concerning significant, vocal voice spQ_kesman for resident coeducational dormitory. '·'A students needs to be more accuracy, coverage, content and fairness to the shortage of dormitory rooms seems to have gone Public Editor. B-1 Student Center. Newark, DE unheeded . While I clearly defined. for female students" was CarlS. Blankemeyer 19711 or call73.8-2771. cited as a reason for the understand the need for change, and while I feel this female rooms on campus, I need may be very real, I also can also understand the Pub Controversy Continues frustration many residents of believe that the method by Considerable savings could conglomerate would be which the conversion Gilbert C feel. I believe that To the Editor: Ms. Stratton and the RSA are The Newark Liquor be achieved if we eliminated happy to provide this service decision was reached housing and food services, at an appropriate fee. demands closer scrutiny. answerable to the campus Association has community in several key inadvertently discovered the parking lots, the· football When all of this is achieved It is this same brand of areas: an explanation of the method by which the team, the band, the ice rink, and free enterprise has been common interest, I feel, that "alternatives" the RSA University can be extricated the outdoor swimming pool, restored, perhaps the owners prompted the residents of considered in reaching its from its financial crisis. Not all bus services, the of the Deer Park and the (;ilbert C to petition the RSA decision, the distrubition of only should we eliminate bookstore and the library. Stone Balloon will urge the , to protest the coed plans for input and final authority Bacchus and The Pub which We might also give serious state legislature to eliminate next year. The Review's unfairly compete with consideration to eliminating liquor licensing so that they between the RSA and too can be freed from the article placed the number of Residence Life that resulted private enterprise, we should\ the instructional program as, students favoring the change in the decision, and a also shut down other no doubt, some private stigma of unfair competition. at 19 per cent, leaving a very statement as to the value, if activities · which do so ~ university or corporate M.A. Haskell
Jeffrey C. Gottsegen editor AI Mascitti Mary t:llen t'ayne Joseph Marsilii managing editor advertising director business manager co-news e ditors . . ... Tom ... 1EtrOoutn, t\oren Schofield co features edito rs .. ... , •.•...... Kim Ayers. Paul Menser spo r ts editor ...... Alan Kravitz copy editors . . Rachel Sussman. Beth Moore, Mork·Odren, Jennifer Schenker public e ditor ...... Coral Trosatto layout editor . . Debbie Cresthull photo editor . u:tsistont news editor ...... , . . .··· . . .······· . . . . • • ...... • .•...... •. . . a ss istant sports editor ...... • oss1stont business manager . display advertising manager ...... Joanne Hammerer classified advertising manager ...... • . . ... Paul Socorse art director . - ' ...... • • ...... • • . • ...... Rutheo Mille1 circulation manager ...... • • . • . • . • . • . . • . • ...... Rick Reis :,s:;:~:~~~:!~•rector ...... •...... Kathy Moos ...... Tim Biringer, Koren Moonl -.,-.,..--,------Pultllshe r--'-· -----M ore R ead ers ...._espon- d • *********************. ...• ISecurity's Answer to Budget Problems... 1 ! U. of D's ! To the Editor: only one feather for 5) Fine everyone who The Department of Security's new cap. walks on university lawns. • own • Security's decision to ticket By phasing in the following If the Department of • • night time parking violators policies -- gradually, so . as Security activates these and is an excellent idea. Not only not to arouse suspicion - the other policies, it will will the fines collected offset' Department of Security can generate enough income so !*SUPERST~R*! the additional detection generate even more income: that it can install television costs, but also the firies will monitors in high-crime •il Tonight •il· help all~viate the 1) Initiate registration fees areas, such as student il university's budgetary for bicyclists. lounges, dormitory rooms, Bob Cannon • problems. 2) Fine students and and parking lots. The il 6 string, 12 string, banjo, il More importantly, faculty for smoking in class. monitors would aid in the il piano, hampone il however, the night time 3) Fine dormitory apprehension and fining of violation policy shows that residents for disturbing the criminal students, staff, and •il Come join the fun at • the Department of Security peace (i.e. those who play faculty. has found a new identity as their stereos above a certair. If the Department of income generator. Ticketing decibel level). Security successfully takes ! Bacchus ! parking violators at night is 4) Fine litterbugs. on its new identity as income generator, by the mid 1980s .• ~ .• Delaware will have a il Also appearing: George Mercer il ... And Parking Problems university with quality education, secure ! & Friend ! environment, and with a To the Editor: the opportunity to use. balanced budget ·• REFRESHMENTS SERVED-Show 8:30 il Obviously, these are not Alan Stretton I have just completed viable alternatives. There is .*********************~ reading the Tuesday editorial a fair alternative if Security which objected to the new would co-operate. Security night ticketing by Security. could issue night sti~kers to The editorial only made each individual person within reference to the a carpool (as well as the inconvenience of the people standard carpool sticker). BROKE? GET .AJOB! who wanted to park )lear This would solve the _, their dorms at night. As a carpooler's problem. But it The Resident Student Association commuter and carpooler I still leaves many other find this new policy an even people's problems unsolved. has two for you: greater inconvenience. What about the resident's Security has been verbally parking complaints? What encouraging carpooling for about Newark area residents 1. )••• You can compile the annual Student Directory, or the past couple of years but when they want to attend a their actions have only concert or a play? Are they 2) ••• Coordinate the Student Linen Service on campus served' to discourage it. The all to file through Security to night ticketing is one of these obtain a visitor's pass? Mr. actions. In order to avoid . Brook indicated that talking Both positions are available immediately. For details, those costly tickets are we to about a problem would always socialize with the help .. .it is a shame that he stop by the R.S.A. office, 211 Student Center people in our carpool? Must didn't talk to people before we organize our evenings as he employed the two new well as our days around each security officers. I still feel other's schedules? Is there a that the situation can be viable alternative? If we dealt with though. I am were to all buy individual willing to talk with Mr. Brook stickers the already horrible as a "representative" of parking situation would carpoolers as well as meet become next to impossible. If with other people who are carpoolers were to simply discontent . with this new not come to campus at night policy. Something needs to be we would be paying for done! facilities which we never had Dyane C. Lewis NEWARK'S NEWEST AND FINEST SACPr~sents MOBY DICK RESTAURANT/NITESPOT Starring: Gregory Peck • Orson Welles 21-27 CHOATE ST., NEWARK Friday, March 4 (Behind-Western Auto-'/• Block Off Main St.) 140 Smith Hall 7:30,9:45 MELLOW ENTERTAINMENT 50~ with I. D. TUES.-WED.-THURS. 10-1 LATE NilE DINING until 3:00a.m. Mon.-Sat. Omelettes, Burgers, Breakfasts TRY US FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH TOO! MON.-SAT.-11 o .m.-3o.m. , ·suN.-17 o.m.-JOp.m. LUNCH-from 11 a.m. DINNER-'til 10 p.m. ' Groumet Burgers-Sirloin Steaks-Fresh Salad Bar-Drink Specials I • ' "' r> ~ r ~ t, of t I < I ~ " • ,.. t l • "' i -. , o • l \ I f I t PagelO REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March4, 1977 ~astern Baptist Diversity Draws a Crowd A Variety of Short Courses Popular with Students By COLLEEN MacGUIRE the American Cancer part as to which program Seminary has ... If you've ever wanted to Society. This workshop is set they were registering under tune up your car, but were up to help smokers quit by and where their course was A new Communications Center afraid you might tune it to studying the various causes being held. with color television cameras, video aad audio the wrong key, then perhaps and motivations for smoking. recording systems, radio station, media center, and what you need is a little Another service course is the According to Butler, this much more, for developing a minister's skills in DiVersity. DiVersity is a term paper workshop "How new program is more university program which to Research and Write Your structured than either of the communicating the Gospel. · offers Bread Dough Art, Paper." This is a free other programs. For Beginning Bellydancing, program sponsored . by the example, the teachers of the Expanded and reorganized library facilities with Astrology and a number of Morris Library and offered, short courses have been access to a nationwide computer ne\work. other short courses designed appropriately, in mid-April, required to sign contracts to teach skills both practical when those freshman term with the university and there Evangelical outlook, biblical emphasis, and fun . paper blues begin. are new registration forms strong field education program, The biggest hits among the According to Stuart being used. variety of courses offered by Sharkey, Director of Housing Unlike either of its courses for individual interests, DiVersity have been Auto and Residence Life, Free predecessors, DiVersity is interdenominational student body, Mechanics and Photography, University · was a program attempting to become outstanding faculty, and full accreditation for the both of which were filled the run by Residence Life, with financially self-sufficent .. first day of registration. The classes held in many of the rather than relying on M .A.R., M.Div. and D.Min . degrees. dance courses such as Disco dorms and academic subsidies from the Dancing, Bellydancing and buildings across campus. university. For this reason, I The Eastem Baptist Ballet have also been found The Student Center had a the registration fees are ..1:5 to be popular. Even that lost similar program begun in the larger than--they have been in I Theological Seminary art of Ballroom Dancing fall of 1972, with classes held the past. Lancaster and City A venues received a large registration. solely in the Student Center. The higher registration Philadelphia, Pa. 19151 A few of the short courses Paula Butler, one of the fees apparently have not are offered more as services coordinates of DiVersity, been a deterrent factor in the Eastern admits students without reference to race, sex, national or ethnic origin . than as leisure time explained that because DiVersity program. Over 500 enhancers. One of these is Residence Life and the people are participating. the "Stop Smoking" course Student Center felt that they Coordinators of the program Dr. Daniel E. Weiss, President offered in conjunction with were duplicating each other's feel that with a response as The Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary cburses to a large extent, great as was received this Lancaster and City Avenues they merged this year to semester, we may look Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19151 form DiVersity. In doing so, forward to being offered this they also alleviated much of wide variety of short courses Please send Seminary information to: .STUDENT the confusion on the students' once again next semester. Name------~------CENTER Address ______DAY Creative Landscapes March Year of college graduation ------18-19 Designed For People Men of renown sometimes exchange their human qualities for fame. Robert Burle Marx, an internationally noted landscape architect, kept his humor and humanness in his lecture in Kirkbride Hall last Monday night. Born in Brazil in 1909, Marx was first trained as a musician and then as a painter. llis diverse background includes work in easel and mural painting, as well as jewelry, textile and stage design. Gardens, he said, should not imitate nature. They are a convention of man's desire to "live closer to nature" and, therefore, should be definite, planned "compositions of color and volume using the best species for the best environment." He added that, unfortunately, gardens may soon develop artifically because "man's deformed mind is satisfied with plastic plants" in his rush for instant beauty. Stating that "tnan is the only animal to destroy land," Marx related an incident concerning the Volkswagen Corporation's burning of the Amazon forest in order to raise cattle. When the government asked q~estions about the destruction of valuable flora, Volkswagen replied that they were burning "only a few weeds and unimportant trees." ART ENGINEERING Strange, Marx commented, that fire could be so selective. Marx showed slides of his projects for the government, for 1 private clients in Brazilian cities, and his own collection of Silk Screen Ink- /3 off Drafting Sets- 20-30% off plants. During the show and in the question and answer session following, the full import of Marx's lecture came Ad Markers - sse ea. Templates - 50% off through. A landscape architect must blend "the purpose of ss.50/doz. Much Morel the garden with the environment." Surely, he said, a "motel And garden should not look like a convent garden." The landscape Stabilo Marker Sets - V3 off architect "must-enrich man and take him back to nature." Prestype - s2. 00 ea. Starts: Tues., M•ch 8 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 for ss.oo thru : THEJOCKSHOP : Paint Bruches - 50 cro off Fri., March 11 : Hockey Sale • II Hockey Sale : : 20% off A 20% off : : SALE ON ALL HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ,: UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE : * * * * * * •WITH THIS COUPON • • • • • • • • : e Sticks-Helmets~Ponts-Gioves e • Expires 3/8/77 • • 148 East Main St. (formerly Murray s) 368-0430 • ...... ······~ March 4, 1977 · REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Page 11 ... College Pursuing Changes (Continued from Page 3) discussion changed her mind W'mare textiles. The new program and added, "it's about time would reorganize these into for a change." Another home three departments. economics major, Joda you, telling The new departments Hoffman, felt the plans were would be: individuals and "definitely a good idea" to family studies, food science get away from the us how and human nutrition and stereotypes. textiles, design and consumer education. to run wr The latter department Answers ·... to would include the newest options for branching out, Phantom Facts I business? especially in the business and communications areas. 1) "Casablanca" (1943) .• These changes, if "The Caine Mutiny" implemented, would not (1954) affect sophomores or 2) Treasurer of the United States · and upperclassmen, who must It takes a lot of confidence to come Secretary of the Treasury complete the stand~g fresh out of school and begin telling us requirements. However, 3) Babalouie, El Kabong how to do things. after conferring with 4) Red Grange 5) "Dick Tracy" On the other hand, it takes an un advisors, these students usual' company to provide the kind of could substitute some of the 6) Tam any Hall environment where that can happen. but new courses for old ones and 7) "Suicide is Painless" that is exactly the environment you'll find would be encouraged to use 8) Twelve Oaks at Scott Paper. 9) Knute Roc~ne them as electives, said 10) Dasher, Dancer, We constantly search for people Bieber. who have the ability to respond to chal Home Economics major Prancer, Vixen, Comet, lenge and think for themselves. those Sue Bittner was skeptical of Cupid, Donner, Blitzen with the initia:ive and desire to seek al the plans, but she said the and Rudolph ternatives, the skill and courage to con vince others that there are better ways and who aren't afraid to express their .,.... +++++++++++++t!t+~ ideas. At Scott, we admire an aggressive stance because we are an aggressive : Wedlle$Ciays &Saturdays : company. You can make your .own op portunities with us ... and we 'll prove it. : Vegetarian Dinner : Contact your .. . placement office : DEERPARK ! for information. ~ ~ SCOIT ~ ~ an equal opportunity employer, rn/f •••••••••••••••• ... L------~------~ -MARS list Price · Usual Price SALE PRICE 3 pen set • • • $23.00 $16.95 $·11.50 4 pen set • • • $26.00 $21.95 $13.00 7penset ... $38.00 $32.95 $19.00 . . V_ISIT W~TH OUR FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE, RON GRIFFITH . Tues., March a~ 10 a.m. to 4 o.m. UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE REVIEW, University of Delawar'e, Newark, Delawore March_4 , 1977 In Your Ear------~ The Kinks Wake Up album they.have ever made. It would take too long to By Paul Menser You see, Ray has always deal with the album on a The 1965, nobody thought had this gift for doing the cut-by-cut basis, but one song the Kinks would last too long. unexpected. Despite an deserves special mention. They were one of the "British occasionally great song, I put "Life Goes On," side two's Invasion" groups and, to up with most of his work concluding track, puts Ray's most people, not much more. from Muswell Hillbillies on ever present neuroses in They wore matching only grudgingly. It seemed perspective. It is based on a maroon hunting jackets and as if he was sinking deeper (supposedly) factual account had shaggy hair unmatched and deeper into flatulent of a friend who attempted by any other band. The lead theatrics. After .the childish suicide. After losing his girl singer, Ray Davies, had a Schoolboys in Disgrace, I to a friend and going broke, disturbing tendency to let his was expecting the worst, the singer decides to end it guitar hang idly by his side ready to kiss Ray and his all. He turns on the gas and while he limply waved his band off as hopelessly . waits until he remembers hand in the air. In short, they addicted to the "concept that he didn't pay his bill and were disgustingly foppish album . " Suddenly, the gas company cut off his and, judging by the musical Sleepwalker came along. supply. The song concludes : crudity of their single "You "life will hit you when you're Really Got Me," definitely Contrary to its title, unaware - so be grateful and "one-hit-wonders." Sleepwalker is devoted take all you can when you're It didn't work out that way. mainly to the art of rocking there." Twelve years later, the Kinks and rolling. Side onE\ opens are still around and going as with "Life on the Road," a Witty and charming, strong as they ever have. happy reflection of Ray's Sleepwalker is like a letter And, in view of a catalogue healthy state of mind. from home for someone who that includes incredible Brother Dave, on guitar, has been disappointed by the songs like " Waterloo Sunset" slashes out chords in his Kinks too often. My faith is and "Celluloid Heroes," I classic style while the band restored and I can only hesitate to say it, but their rocks out. From that point conclude with a fan's new effort, Sleepwalker is on, the album barely slows traditional blessing. probably the best overall down . God save the Kinks. The Review Classified Send your ad to us B-1 Student Center with payment Newark, Del. 19711 CLASSIFIED· Rates: 5C/word per Issue Typmg: Reports, papers. theses, letters, Thank you Becky, Eileen, Amy, Robin, On the farm, Spachetti. announcements resumes. 737-¥>57. lost and found Gary, Beth, Tini, O.j ., Noreen, Colleen, Debbie J .: Thanks for the B-day card! See, I 2 abandoned male p11p1 found . Need bome. Pete, John, Judy, Nina, Sharon, Barbie, think of you, too. Delaware's own superstar. Bob Cannon at Call Bina or Bev at 101 Dickinson A. Found 3-2, one pair White mittens, near Rob, Linda, El, Tricia, Gail, and Sandi for a Bacchus torught. · 3M-t311 . Smith Hall, call 731-158. fantastic birthday. Kathy. Happy Belated Birthday, Ellen! P.S. Your Women's watch, outside of Smith, Call kiases are sweet! Dance to the neweot !lOund on cam pus : Roger,311-t1G. Lookinl! for a cute cuy? The TANZ is here, SPRINGFIELD, March 11 . Harrington for sale but he's taken. Ten Four! Love, RHB . Hoover: Forgive me. I lost my head. If only Dining Hall Loet : Small yellow striped cat, male, from I were u attractive as a fiasblight beam ! Sears refrilerator, Good condition, MO. N. College Ave. vicinity. Please call, Tired of the cold? Have fun in the sun at Ft. 731-1833. O.M .O.T.H.: Couldrt, handle 3 of liS on tSigh! 1 If you live with me, dear, I won, Lauderdale Hrom $1691 : Jamaica (from nt-sw. Friday afternoon, and you couldn, handle 2 neglect you CRUNCHIES (like HE does) . $2»1: or San Juan !from $2111 . For more Lyle baas, 1 mo. old: Kasino Concert Amp ., Loet: Green and beile bat and beige gloves. of us Friday night. Let's try 3 aaain mfo contact : Jean-Jacques Records, 125 watts rms, 2 mputs, tremelo, reverb; Contact Cindy, 311-f244_ Saturday,ll p.m. 311 HHE. You Know Who. Want to try a new dish on a friend? Come to Student Info Center, 731-1276 3-12" speakers, make offer. Pete Bowman. the covered disb dinner at 14 West Delaware 737-13'14 . Found: Woman's watch. Call Roger, Pumpkin, I love you. Porcupine. Avenue on Saturday, March 5 at 1:38 p.m. Nominations for UOCC, RSA, Colle1e '72 Super Beetle·, new brakes, tires, and 311-tlG. It take. Gomo leD times. Brine 25 cents and a covered dish. Everyone Councils, Commuter Association offices will battery, excellent condition . IM~ - Loet: Gl..-. BOld frame in black case in ia invited. For more information, Call open March 11. Room 301 Student Center. Want to team how to make good Ebony Steinway, 5'.1" grand piano (11331 - Purnell. Call -..275. Ask for Frank in relationships better? Try the Relatin& 316-fW. Florida-Need a way down and back? See Rebuilt by Stetson's. lt74. 471-J$24, between Room ... Workshop. Call Jim Bryer at the Center for the Personals. 10 a.m. and I p.m. and eveninJs. CounselinJ, 731-2141. Get off on Martin Mull? If so, see God ia not a thin1 to be achieved. but a thin I Delaware's answer, Bob Cannon, at '70 Mere. Marquia, 51,... miles, cood personalS IIKdttaa. to be. Sri Chinmoy. Meditations. More condition. Call Manba at 731-lUf. To tbe cuy from Rusaell, Room 114 : "Men mfohnation :/ Delaware Sri Chinmoy To the lilbtweichts at.o knoWD as the AU are like the earth and we are lll By DAVID HUGHES and comes back out. Also known as "vomitation," butdefensive players call "Got a quarter?" Students around it a·"backboard save." campus frequently ask each other this question when they have nothing better Post Shot - a shot missing the goal by to do; nothing better, that is, than to half an inch or less. Offense players go play foosball . berserk on these shots. Also known as Foosball is a game that combines skill "nowhere close." and strategy with occasional luck. One Faceoff- also known as a "drop." This can easily spot the seasoned foosball is· when players are accused of cheating veteran, fingers wrapped around the ihe most. handles, eyes glued to the table, as he Lift - tilting the table to move a still prepares to ram home a winning shot. ball. When drunk, players tilt table Oblivious to the huge crowd that completely over. encircles the table, he eyes only the Blatancy- also known as cheating. The table action. The opposing rookie purposeful spin or placement of ball on defenseman flinches and gulps with· faceoff to one team's advantage. Occurs each move. Yells like "nice shot," on lifts as well. "what a save," and "use him," are self-explanatory to the novice, but the Fanning - trying to hit the ball, but general terminology of foosball can missing it completely. sometimes be confusing. Following is a Glare Factor ..:.... an excuse for a team's list of common "foosterms," with their lousy performance. approximate definitions: A foosball table suffers over a tough Use - a goal scored fror:n the offensive weekend of action. Its top may be line by faking out the defense; drenched with stale beer, or a handle Master - a score from the defensive may be broken off. Its legs grow ever line, deflected off the side wall (also weaker from constant pounding. But it known as a butt shot). lives on and gives game after game to Mldfleld Blast - a blinding direct shot die-hards. from the midline. If you have never played foosball, get Defense Slam- a screaming shot from Staff photo by David Randall Keeler a quarter and challenge someone. Even SCREAMING, "DEFENSE SLAM," a player makes the game's mos• the defense; the game's most if you get . shut out, maybe you can convincing goaL convincing goal. The foosball battle can be enioyed by novice and impress your friends with your "foos" amateur alike. In-and-Out- a shot that enters the goal vocabulary. The Review Classified Send your ad to us B-1 Student Center with payment Newark, Del. 19711 CLASSIFIED Rates: 5 C/word per Issue Da"" flashed to Mother Hubbard'• Fourth Floor Kent: Do you have a jock for a To the attractive female workin& in line on David D. of Sypberd: Milled ya laat Lease to take over June I on three bedroom cupboard. truck! I need it right away. Great party! Friday at Student Cealer Dininl Hall. There house within walkinl distance of univeraity. Dr. F.U.B.A.R. are no words to deacribe how sweet, r:::fCf.!.ard to aeekinl you tonight in the Call Jon, 316-ee&O. To Rob, 1st floor Gilbert C: Nice meetln1 wonderful, crazy, and enticinl you are ... dining hall, 10 keep those BUNS buttered up you Sat. momin&. Would like to aee you Carol: In the area of the third or fourth. I H-wu that, Deaiae! Cilh and Dodle. for me! Stay tuned to next illue. roommates qain sooo. Nan B., fth floor Rodney E. know lt'a a ain to for~et. I'm hopinl that Roar, I About 2 daya late I: Thanx for the "Lenny" will be an adequate substitute for Swiald: Dance much! Nexl time pull your four and one-third yean. Let's keep it goin1 Roommates wanted for 3-bedroom apt. Grec Olaon: Think you're cute and wut to Cat Stevena. Happy Nineteenth. Kevin. shades down. atroag. Love, Mouae! P.S. What's all thil t70--month plus utilitiea. Already furnished. go out with you. In your chem. claas. Bunay biz!· near univeraity, call Mike, Ul-0251. Roger ol S.C. Dinin& Hall: Keep your eyes L. the Ace. Great time Friday night. You're To Jamie, the sweetest IUY I know. I'm &lad opened. You're beiqadmired from afar! a high fly boy. Sorry you're &rounded. Ramona from Daytona: Paas the juga, Girl wanted to live in Ocean City, Md . for we're lOin& t.otelber. Tommy. baby, I could use another bit. You can leave summer with 3 other girls. Call Amy, FUBAR Diamle: On Ibis Friday you will aee what your edible underpantl in my mailbox any tllll.fll%. up it'a like to be twenty. I really would like to To my quacked roomie: Thanks. Kathy. ~tight you like. Dr. Tang Lea: You can lalllb, and love, and do It all, see you share that day with me. Happy Roommates wanted to share apartment at Ann, I cu't ~et in touch with you, 10 call! But in the end: The Walrua ia Paul! Birthday. Love, Steve. Marie, Happy Pirtbday to the beat dilco eeaahore for summer. Mark, *"241. Bev,~W. . · roomie. Milled you at the shore. Finally evenings. FLiRT MUCH!!! We know you do, but do Dear Bit: ROSES are red; violetl are blue. legal, now we co hit the Balloon and Pub. Serpico aaya ita hil buic teradactyl. youkJ!Ow!!! RECONDO Ia dead and 10 are you. Hope you get what you deserve for your Female looltinll for apartment starting in birthday, and NOT WHAT YOU WANT. June. Call Bev,JII.tll2. evenin&c. Wut to Improve your relationship with the Nightmare Dreamer: My eyes are open. Carolyn: Happy 20th. Get blatant and bin1e. Love, Sblrley, Chippy, P.J. and Mar. oppCIGte aez! Try the Pairinl Worklbop at "Let it Grow" by Renaissance. wanted the Cea&er for eoun.eiing. For more Big Nurse: fl atupid questions was right, fue: Hope you had a good time at the information, call Jim Bryer, 738·2141. Narcillus: It wu for my own sood. I agree And I really should have been more gentle bukelhallgame. I really couldn't tell if you TENNIS PROS AND ASSISTANT PROS: with y~r terma. ... But pteUe remember, 1 don't like playing were more interested in the game or in for seasonal. outdoor clubs; require lood Come to the Cannon-Kent DANCE AT Superman. Shy Guy. acopin1 out on all the .... ! playins and teachiniJ background. Call IJOII KENT DINING HALL, FRIDAY, MARCH f Skip: I heard that you're not running trad: .w..mo. or send complete resume to: Col. AT I P.M. Coat 1181.00. THE BEATLES will this year. Is it true! What's the story! Call No. JO, Steve M.: 'l'bought you should know MAIIfA MESSINA: We're atill waitinl! R. Reade. W.T.S., 1411 Connecticut Avenue, the If not be there, buttheN.F.S. Boys will play. me. Cindy C. who Brown-Eyed girl ia! Interested We'll even pay your way to get into the Suite 1011, Chevy Chaae, MD. 20015. check the Review next week. dininl hall. I We could probably make a lot TKE thanks all you partiera who came to Shari: Happy Birthday! Who loves ya, Responsible penon with motorcycle tn Gentleman Jim ia overwhelmed by The ol money selling tickets to aee your ahow, our lth annual. Party with you next time. baby! I do! Ed. uyway.l travel to Florida over apring break, Call Landlide of Diaorder, alias Nancy. Bii!..38141Jl. Odda: Jlii;CS, I_: I; KS:!, 1:1001; JW:AK, Is Jqle &ettinlthe rot! Randy: Since you like to read other people'a 1:1; MH:MS, 1:18; JW:WL, lftlllta nexl Ob, these sleep1eaa nigbtl I cry for you, and Claulfiecls, thil one's for you. Shave off that Female student deaires part-time week. Keep your eyes open. By the way, your houae II beinl robbed! wonder who II killing you. Oh these face fuzz; one beatnik ill H ;. enouah. employment. Call7JI.IIII. sleepleaa nigbta will break my heart in two. Blind Micllet. DAVE. Grec: Your aecond lecture wu better than We desperately want to go to Florida over the first! "One ol your atudenta." P.S. AG. DAY is comin&! April •. Watch for To the BattJe.u ol H: You're a cute little Mamma M.: You'll~ the aparka flyilll in Spring Break, but need a ride. We will share Where'a your mouatacbe! more details. cricket. Jamaica with your red flaming bikini. Go driving and expenaes. Pleaae call Dave, euy on the becauae you'll be aure *"'"·or Grita, •4241. Ellen in Pencader F: lt'a not a pruk nor an White female aeeka engineering major from Nurse Tura: Congratulationa for survivinl taaaana. to &et the beat meat bal.. on the island. obaceae pboae call. You've had nothinl to MYC called Italian Stallion. in a vacuum for II yeara! Ian 't it gettinl fear, it is true. Becauae you have found that Wanted: To rent one motorcycle for stuffy in there! For once, your SLOW eatinl weekends. Call Paul, 7JI.f415 after 7 p .m . after all. It II Gilly your name in THE Arleen: Happy Birthday! Remember I Tim. paid off; nice lela on M.P.S. Happy NIUlelte: You're my wrap around oy. Dave, REVIEW. 5:23 and enjoy! Love, Sue and Tom. Birthday from the Hairy-Kairy Bunch! Strom: We sure enjoyed playing ball with Masseuses wanted. No experience you and walkln& you th;. past Saturday. neceuary. Excellellt wqea. Ul-5312. Tekes, we had a great time. Friday night Baby face, great ltepl, Hustle. Measerachmlck baled out. Knife in hand. wu a bell of a party. Your little aiatera. Next time briag a hunk o' swill lwe doa't Ride to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida for spring Rick: Again I have the greatest Valeatine's When all your parties get off the ground, lllte cbeddlilll! Say "apeak" to Headly for You can be better thiUl you are. Food ud And you'r in the mood to fool around, me. TOUih Chu and Dainty Bo. break, for two people. Will ahare expenees. gift there ever wu. YOU! I'll alwaya love Call Stacey, 7J8 •._ after I. fitneaa will take you far. Take the Harvard you.SMFT. Remember we chlcka know where ita at, step tell lint and Jeam more. National To get what we wanI, we don't need a frat. Nina: See you at Happy Hour thia Nutrition Week. March 7-11. Student Center. And when the band you're in starts playing You're aU aucb bores who think you're cool, afternoon! I'll be there. different tunes, I'll see you on the dark aide But you better kMW lbat we're not no foOls: Babysitter: My home, I to 2 days a week, J Sunday drivinl can be fun. With the rool off olthem-... Your many linea - refuae to hear, Sue: This lathe Gilly way lbat I could lei p.m. to 5 p.m., owa transportation. Four 10 you c• each the aun. Yet beware of So go back upatairl, and drink your beer. tJtrougb to you. Your pboae waa buay lby SeaiOIII, 381·1752. . bridles, banks, and sand or you co tum Redheaded _cutle in Becd.ua, II:JI-12:• We've been all arowld this campus, aome myaterloua reuoal. lg- we were your car into a amaabed tin cu. Good luck (blue coal, thermos) Love your smile, Let'a We've met honeya, -·ve met ducb. cut off by a bad connection. Do you atill Ride to Buffalo, N.Y. (or toe mile radiusl want to go Lenny tomorrow nig,.t! I'm flxinl your blue Baby. Love, MCR. get to~elber for a while! WB, Your S.A. But the frat mea wbo attend thil achool, aee for IPrinl break. Call Marti at ...221. Are duda wbo think they're atuda. 1ame. To the Refrigerator mu from Rodney: Have the Gremlins IOithe El Paao Flash! We've been "ru.bed" at all you rushes, 0 ...... honepower motor to meet power Make youraelf known! Pencader J, No. Jll We've been cornered, we've been grabbed. To my Heavenly Body: Your face, your requirement for the qitatioa syatem of II interested. For more good times, call738·-· But fua and games are over now, f.ce, your beautiful face, wanna aee It on 11.• &•lion tank deslped by junior And the frat acce'a lootinl drab. the acreen. You put your dirty mind to work, .chemical qa-r. • Happy 1tth Birthday, Susan Bonner! Now We've traveraed the party route, I'll be your Mr. Clean. There 1 10 aaatn. sbootinl my mouth off. Rocket Man you can really be naUihty! Your roomie. Susie: Sorry about break(uta, and you work From Sig Ep to ATO. COLORADO. WYOMING, MONTANA: And we've firmly coclecided, Summertime employ- for dude ranches, for lunch. H- about a weekend! Cooalder Cbril: Bl-yed, pearty amiler who was at Tekes do It better. younelf uked. L.L.L. Where it II you all can 10! Natl. Parks, and U.S. Forelt Service. For Phi Kappa Tau Saturday with hilglrl ... l'm information and directory, send p.oe to Dave from Lambda Chi: I think you are a Take Gouo, an,_ pleaae! attracted to you! a-tie. Outdoor Services Cody, Wyoming, Uflf, rambliq nice guy. The lirl in the white Hey Ace: You Olllht to atop by more often. Box MI. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LITTLE LIZARD: To the unalped-letter writer: We would shirt. Now that you're :a and a handaome lizard at MF .Q., Fartin Martin, how waa the chat! like to follow up on your augestiona but Ride needed from Arden area early Don't really want to be, Mill America! that, what are your plana! There'a a rumor need more inf«mation. Pleaee aenc1 a pb .Ha! Ha! you're lOin& to San Fran with aome lucky mornings. Call Janet, 738·2233 day, or Watch for Women's Empbaail 5, March mamber and-or more leada. •·7311 eveninp. liUJe lady and that you two plan to make It The Review IJ-.11. LENNY: Thil Saturday Night in 141 Smith big out there! Well, kld-o, keep up the lood Hall. work, and I'll treat you to a beer at the Ytork in pleasaat au.rroundln&• from our M-abadow: Thanks for the weekend in Park. rent-sublet Newark office. Guaranteed aalary plus an Mahwah. Mlasln& any pluga t.tely! Love, 1..-t: The &irll -tout with laat week; abe attractive Bonus Plan. Houn available, ~a: coed. W-ie, Mar&ie, CIDdy, and Lila. P.S. must have diaintep'ated falter tho the comfortable W. Main St. near I:JI..I:JO ; J:»4:•; 1:»4:.. For Jay: I bavea't - you IInce Winter Rodney, apriniJ and summer. 7JI.f721. Thanka for dinDer, Eleanor! othen. Coatact S.C. Seasion. Where are you! Your friend .l appointment, Call Mr. sto.n, fii·IIM. March 4, 1977 Reviem ••• Basketball ·season Ends in ECC's (Continued from Page 161 Classifieds "I saw a little more were saying there's no way Perhaps Colunio put the man~to-man defense tonight we can win. Right now there LaSalle loss with all of the Work! than I usually get," Wilber are nothing but bright spots questionable calls and near stated. And does he like ahead." misses in the best going one-on-one? Wilber "The turning point this perspective, saying, "Our smirked, "Is the sky blue? I season was when we were kids hustled 100 percent and Commuter House lov-e it." 1-7," he added. "We didn't they still beat us. I guess -it Another player who spelled quit, we just worked harder. boils down to- the fact that Cover Dish Dinner disaster for the Hens was At least I didn't quit. I'll they've just got more Bring your favorite freshman Mike Brooks, who never quit on these kids." talent." food and help us tfme after time would post munch out!!! his man for a baseline jumper, on his way to a IM Champs Crowned tlme:6:30 By KEVIN TRESOLINI address: 1 4 west del. ave. 20-point evening. Information: 366-9133 "We knew we would have Reefer United and Once Again grabbed their respective 25C donation to stop those two guys to Competitive and Metro League Intramural floor hockey titles date: march 5th win," sighed Rainey. "But Wednesday night, displaying offensive domination · to they both had big nights." overwhelm their opponents. In addition to being without The Reefers toked on Ute Old Men 3-1, while Once Again Downie · for most of the shutout the Lane Raiders 4-0. Oddly enough, the old men and second half, the Hens also the Raiders lost by identicial scores to the league champs Student Activities Committee found themselves without the during the regular season. presents offensive power of Tom Joe Cox put the Reefers in front at 6:17 of the first period Carluccio, whose hot hand (8 when he popped in a Chris Donahue pass. Donahue continued for 9 from the field in the his pinpoint passing at 10:58 of the second period, assisting on first half) had kept Delaware Dan Bouchard's goal. close by scoring ten of the Out-shooting the Old Men 43-11 through the first two periods, JAMAICA-77 hens initial12 points. Reefer United exhibited brilliant stick-handling and passing, April 1-8 In the second half he was combined with good clean play, a rarity in many IM hockey blanketed by Explorer Jim contests. Wolkiewicz, who only let him Clayton McCane dented the net for goal number three with get off one shot (which he a 15-foot slapshot off his own rebound at 6:11 of the final $260.00 made)·. "Wolkiewicz took stanza, before the Old Men finally displayed some offense of Tommy (Carluccio) out of their own late in the period. John Eyerman's goal at 7:09, All inclusive it," Rainey explained. "It avoided a Reefer shutout. definitely hurt us offensively. In the Metro finals, Brad Smith put Once Again in front at No hidden costs Tommy's good at getting an 9:53 with a screaming 20-foot shorthanded slapshot that got 7 nights/8 days interim goal for us from 16 to by the left side of screened goalie Jim Harrold. · 18 feet, and he can stick it in The second period was characterized rough play in front of Beachfront location the hole from either there or ... each net that resulted in beautiful saves by goalkeepers fully equipped Efficiency.. Apt inside. Wolkiewicz made him Harold and Billy Thomas. put the ball to the floor, and Dave Keller made the score 2-0 three minutes into the third that's where he's not as period. After receiving a pass from defenseman Ken Round Trip-AIR JAMAICA effective." Harwenko, Chris Smith stick-handled his way through three includes taxes. tips, and transfers· Yet despite the loss, Raider defenders and. rifled a pass across the crease to the Not included: meals personal expenses. merely getting second place waiting Keller who tapped the puck in. and 53.50 Jamaican departure tax . in the E.C.C. West has been. a . At _4:36, John Harrison pumped a loose puck past a mass of Bus available to Phila. Airport story in itself. "This is my falling bodies for Once Again's third goal. _Harrison's goal $3.00 round trip first year here," said came on the power play following a Raider tripping penalty. For onfo. contact Charlie B. Trgvels 368-9151 or Carol Stutkley 738-2940,738-1675 assistant coach Bill Colunio. Al Kabus finished off the win by recording a power play "When I got here, people goal of his own with 12 seconds remaining on the Carpenter. clock . HERZLICH WILKOMMEN AT THE BAVARIAN HAUS ... Wrestling Tournament (Continued from Page 161 University of Okl11homa two contend Rider's Ed weeks later. DiSera{ino, who Severini Heavyweight-Joe Booth drew in a dual meet, and ( 10-2) was abused . by Lafayette's George Hahn, Lafayette's Dave Pletcher in who nipped Severini 7-5 with last month's dual 9-0, but a a last second three point close, gruelling rematch in move. Hofsta's three-time the finals appears likely. ECC champ James McDuffie Booth will also be counted on is a virtual shoe-in for the for fmportant pin points. title. The Grapplers will 177-Mike Morris (7-4-1) undoubtedly place high in the could place third or fourth, team standings, but must especially if he can continue rely on upsets and pinpoints the form that earned him to contend powerful Hofstra victories in his last four for the team trophy. duals. 190-Greg Larson ( 12-0) . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!= pinned over half of his · The Review would like to opponents during the season wish Athletic Director Dave and should half-nelson and Nelson a speedy recovery bararm his way to an from . his operation and the Dinner Prices from $1.95 to $4.50 featuring such items.as: individual title and an NCAA best of health. Tournament berth at the Linsen Eintopf Fraidurter Wuertchen Liver dumpling Soup Bratwurst Kasseler Rlppchen Sauerbraten Elsbeln St. Morltiz Schnitzel Wiener Schnitzel GERMAN LUNCHES served 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m . . DINNERS served from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m: GERMAN' SNACK TIME after 10f.m. 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With three Nike-Brooks-Etonic Penn State lost their first home game in minutes left in the game, and the score tied two years and lowered its record 12-8. 62-62, Hens Cathy Tompkins and Howett each New Balance-Bata Delaware accomplished its goal of evening scored one free throw. Linda Methvin made a Gooos their record with a 7-7 slate. successful lay up that upped their lead to 92 E. Main St. March Is: Delaware came into the . game as the 66-62. The Lions scored their final basket with underdog but showed the Lions they meant 9 seconds left, but it was too little too late. Woman Athlete Month business when they scored the first two Delaware high scorer was Methvin with 18 10% off any purchase points. Karen Conlin scored 16 and Paula baskets of the game. Penn State had the / height advantage and led most of the first Petrie snared 17 rebounds for the Hens. half. Delaware hung tough and went to the Conlin said, "They were looking for a good locker room trailing 33-30 at half time. game and were psyched for it." On Sunday, The Hens played an effective half court Delaware received an invitation to the man-to-man defense. Campbell said, "We Eastern Regionals. "This made it a challenge played like we're capable of playing. We got to beat the seeded eighth team in the our break organized and played a superb tournament," said Conlin. UNIVERSITY BLACK THEATRE man-to-man defense." The Delaware .T.V. womens' team, though PRESENTS The second half began with Delaware losing to Penn State, now holds a respectable getting the tap off and scoring the first 8-5 record. THE RIVER NIGER Jayvee Hoopsters Impressive By Joseph A. Walker March 9, 10, 11, 12 Mitchell Hall 8:15 p.m. By JACK HOBAN with an 18 point average. He, with Penn, we beat them by When the Delaware Junior Armstead and company 17," said a smiling James Hens defeated Rider crashed and controlled the Lewis. . Saturday, 103-94, they boards in virtually every "Lafayette had a big team, completed a season that may game. Lehigh too," added be hard to top or even match Against a team physically Armstead. "But there is a lot U of DStudents*** $1.00 in future years. their. equal, Delaware of talent on this team, real For reservations call 738-2204 The Hens won the East good talent." If you don't Supported by: TtjE DELAWARE STATE ARTS COUNCIL Coast Conference showed critics their height believe Armstead, ask Championship, posted a 10-0 was not their only strength. · anyone in the East Coast record (13-4 overall), and "We were evenly matched Cooference. finished the ca~paign riding the back of an eleven game Shooters Lose winning streak. The Delaware Rifle Team lost to host Philadelphia "I thought we would have a Pharmacy 1%70 to 1%88 on Monday night ending a %6 match Newark loves the good year, 12-4 or so," winning streak. explained JV Coach Bill The loss placed Delaware in a three way tie between comedy hit of the year. Colunio. "They expected big Georgetown and Philadelphia Pharmacy for first place. things from us ... because we Hen high scorer Warren Alves broke a Delaware school had the sophomores: Harry record and his own by scoring ZBZ points out of a possible COLUMBIA PICTURES p,... n .. Kipp, Jeff Cain, and Ernie 300. A TtD KOTCHEFF 1=.1m A BART/PALEVSKY Pooduct•on Armstead." The team will travel to Mt. St. Mary on March 5. Delaware started poorly, ~£10RCI however. "We lost to F. & M. and Widener early .. . but SIC.L then after the New Year, we Sports This Week just started winning. The Wrestling Hockey same thing happened to the Ecc T t M h 4 Lehigh March 4, 10 p .m . ournomen ore . (I A ) varsity." 5 ( t R'd ) · ce reno Colunio cited the 0 1 er at Quinnipiok March 6 improvement of the Women's Swimming Indoor Track freshmen guards as the Eastern Regionols March 4, IC4As March 5, 6 (at turning point of the season. 5 ( Corpen fer Sports Princeton) "The kids just jelled ... Building) Volleyball guards hit the outside shots, Women~s Basketball at Ohio State Invitational they (guards) were the thing. Eastern Regionols Morch5,8o.m . Two 6' 8" guys are great, but Tournament March 9-12 EVCL Open at Cornell you still need someone to (otTemple) March II, 6p.m. handle the ball." The ballhandlers soon arrived in the form of Jerry Lamborn, a gutsy floorleader and James Lewis, a stocky hustler. The back court was FRIDAY further bolste:·ed when 6'4 Russ Lewis joined the squad. Prime Rib Dinner "They brought me down · from varisty to change from $5.00 forward to guard," Lewis said. Though the improved shooting and ballhandling of DEER PARK the guards turned this team around, the main strength of the Hens lay in the size and talent of its front court. A lineup containing Kipp, Armstead, and Cain fo.r example, would read 6'8 - 6'6 and 6-5 respectively. When With IED McMAf-40N I 6'3 forward Tony Verveka is Soeenpley by DAVID GILER,JERRY BELSON end MORDECAI RICHLER in the game, the opposition Story by GERALD GAISER · Produced by P!:::TER BART end MAX PALEVSKY Directed bv TtD KOTCH~.FF A IPGJ~ · ~.~ ~ probably feels relieved, until eTonite at ...... _ they see him play. ::_;~·t NOW SHOWING • Mat. sun. But height alone does not a :a: • 2p.m. champion make. Delaware's 6e8e10 big men are fundamentlaly p.m. CiNEMA CENTER sound basketball players too. No _,,,lot 'St,opp•ny ( • nit' Kipp led the team in scoring T o·l 7 t 7 Hi66 Page 16. REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware March 4, 1977 LaSalle Ousts Hens in Thriller Delciware Overpowered by Explorers 84-77 Before 2,018 '''\ By ALAN KRAVITZ from the free-throw line, as they only took seven not expected to beat them, and the refs blew it. The party's over, but what a way to go. free-throws all evening compared to 25 for the They weren't calling it fair for the whole game." LaSalle College ended Delaware's Cinderella Explorers. After a ehenomenal first half in which the Hens season with an 84-77 victory over the Hens before "It's the same thing that happened to us down in shot a sizzling 60 percent from the floor to gain a 2,018 Hen rooters at the Fieldhouse Tuesday night Virginia," groused Steve Fischer. "Since we're not 46-46 halftime tie, Delaware fell to an early deficit in the first round of the Eas• Coast Conference supposed to be winning, the refs take up the slack. in the second half. - playoffs. Yet, amazingly enough, the game was Personally, I didn't like the way the offiicals called "In the second half we didn't get into the flow of much closer than the final score would suggest. the game." our offense. They\took our inside game away right Although the Explorers had lost six straight, Forward Brian Downie, who was saddled with from the start," said Hen coach Ron Rainey. And, they must have been surprised to find a hustling early foul trouble, agreed, "Those guys from as the sloppy Hens didn't get a shot off for two Delaware team playing even with them stride for Philly come down here with Superman written minutes, Downie picked up. his fourth foul on an stride most of the game. In fact, the Hens outshot ov~r their chest and they get all the breaks." illegal pick and had to leave. LaSalle from the floor 70-66, yet .lost the contest Delaware's season ended as a valiant comeback Yet after the Hens had struggled back for a 58-58 effort in the final seconds fell just short. With 56 tie midway through the' period, the Explorers seconds left, LaSalle held a healthy 80-73 lead (after scored five straight points and held the lead until Darryl Gladden had converted two foul shots. - Bob Cook tied it up at 70 with two foul shots at 3:55. A Bob Cook bank shot six seconds later cut the With the score deadlocked, Delaware had two lead to five points, and, after the Explorers missed straight chances to go- ahead, but Mark- Mancini two foul shots, Dennis Purcell hit one of his missed a jump shot, Rick · Meccariello got called patented clutch swishers with 32 seconds left. A for traveling and LaSalle then ·surged ahead for the full-court press forced the Explorers to throw it lead they never relinquished. · away, but Purcell missed his ensuing jumper. As in the previous Hen-Explorer contest, which Cook grabbed the rebound,aribbled back outside Delaware lost 97~4, 7' Donn Wilber proved to be and, with 24 seconds left, threw up a spinning the difference. Wilber scored 27 points and snared jumper over his defender. But in one of the more 15 rebounds, and was virtually unstoppable inside. · puzzling calls of the season, he was cited for an On defense he also made his presence /felt, offensive foul, and Delaware's chances went down thwarting penetration by the guards and stopping the drain. short-range shots by the Hen forwards. "It was just typ-ical," Cook complained. "We're (Continued to Page 14) LaSalle Exhauste_d But lfopeful By KEVIN RUDNITS~Y since they had lost their last six According to· Wilber, "Against One would expect the victors' games, which had had an Lafayette if we box out and hit locker room to be joyous and enormously disheartening effect the boards like we did against h~ppy, full of back-slapping and on the team. "It's time to start a Delaware, we should do well. If butt-patting, but such' was not the new streak," Wilber added, his our defense comes along, then in case in the LaSalle Explorers -eyes . gleaming. Whatever the time, so should everything else." locker room after they defeated cause for the quietnes~. the Wolkiewicz, who after being ' Delaware in the first round of the intensity of the game showed poked in the eye near the end of · E.C.C. basketball playoffs through in many places. the game wa's taken out because Tuesday night at the fieldhouse. It showed in Jim Wolkiewicz' he supposedly couldn't see to Now don't get the wrong idea; reddened face and eye, after he shoot the foul shot, spoke about they didn't just stand around and was poked in the eye near the end the play afterwards. "It (the show no emotion. There was a of th~ game. eye) was a little blurry, but I feeling of happiness present, but It showed in the charlie horse could still see." So why was he still. something seemed_ to be in the left leg of freshman taken out? "I don't know," he missing. Michael Brooks, which swelled to said, "but I do know that • Maybe this lack of enthusiasm such an extent that it looked like Delaware played a tough first was due to the fact that the game a softball had been stuck under half, but we had a ·better team was both mentally and physically the skin. effort." exhausting. As Donn Wilber, And it showed in the complete Mike Brooks, a freshman LaSalle's 7' center said "I knew exhaustion of Wilber and the playing in probably the most that Delaware wouldn't just roll other LaSalle players · important game of his life, said, Stoff photo by Greg Lyn over for us because they are a Of course no ·sooner had the "I was nervous at first but then I tough and scrappy team." game ended than the LaSalle just let loose. I'm· now looking DENNIS PURCELL BATTLES with LaSalle's Or maybe it was because they players start thi~king of their forward to the Lafayette - Jrm Wolkiewicz during last Tuesday's playoff 1 ·1clion couldn't believe /they had won, next game with Lafayette. challenge.' jock Itch------'------~ Hens .ECC Mat Title-Hopes Dimmed only varisty bout, will find the into one of Delaware's better by Kevin Tresolini going rough in one of · the wrestlers, finishing with a 5-2 dual It seems as though things like conference's tougher.· weight record, but because of this always happen at the wrong classes. disappointing Lafayette and time. Just as Delaware's young 126-Tom Mulry·(7-6) finished the Delaware Tournam .ent wrestling· squad, fresh off a season with a bang, winning five of performances, may not get a high tremendous 11-2 dual meet season, his final six bouts. The Hen seed. ''Harold's gotten physically was flying high toward a possible freshman's only loss during that . stronger with each match," said ECC Tournament title this span was to nationally ranked Bob coach Paul Billy ,-"He'll definitely weekend at Rider, the Hens were Katz of West Chester, who will be in the running for a high shot down. probably drop to 118 pounds for the place." - Coach Paul Billy's line-up will tournament. Mulry probably won't 158-Kelly Collins had a fine 8-2-3 be without 118 pounder John be seeded because of his mediocre dual record, but one loss and the Iredale (9-4 in dual meets) who record, but look for him to pull-off three draws came against ECC won't compete because of a death an upset and possibly place. opponents. Nonetheless, the quick in the family, and 142 pounder Lou ·134-Mike Zarroli won only one Hen junior, whose spins and rolls Alvarez, (4-0 with three dual meet dual meet bout and _the senior are reminiscent of the pins) who dislocated his knee in grappler will have his hands full. Tazamanian Devil, should place in practice last week. 142-John Boyer (5-5 overall and the top three. · Mat squads from Rider, Hofstra, 3-2 at 142) will sub for Alvarez. If 167-Joe Severini (9-2-1) will have West Chester, American the Hen sophomore can keep his to make the finals to give the Hens University, Drexel, Bucknell, and strength up after cutting a lot of any chance for the team title. The Lafayette will face the following weight, he could rack up some Delaware captain, who will be Stoff photo by Greg Lynch Hen line-up; valuable team points. slowed by a bruised chest, will RICK MECCARIELLO SWOOPS by Joe Mihalich of LaSalle in Tuesday's loss 118-Sryant Russell, who lost his 150-Harold Hill has developed (Continued to Page 14) to the Explorers.